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mato Sudbury
[ East, but. not'
:.; Small's Falls
es;.a. also frore
a East of Suds
art no includ- I
it Bay.
st 19 and
ember 2
t Groat°. also
[Soutlithereof
part tCulan. ircim
F'`acific Ticiort-
! W 3 liewatd.
:assengv Ago's.
r..LEGE
4BER
TEEN
FEEN
Therms, Ora.
im ong en am mon me: im IV
titre of heat—
ire-pot which
he Sunshine
Chit is noted.
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owessioM _
id ambition
I satisfaction
ndY overcoat--;
They ba' -
are tailor
iich they;
me factor
vary Br:
all over t
aintte to
s avithia
•tf and
1ch, fast
young
r whethe
ttailarirar
Come i.
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rAtablisheal
Cispilal and -litextry* $13,000.000 Ar2
N BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACItED
Savings Department
Deponits of One Dolly andamtards receive&
bluest paid cr added to woods ter* a yew,
Efficient service.
SEAFORTH BRANCH: R. M. JONES, Manager.
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'seine time efore the war, a eihtp-
load 'of scraps the Waste -
Maas along the 1134tjh Cohnnbla
coast, iwhere Uri, ca lwere, made for
the fish cannaaries, w sena to
many to be. anal made 11_ a
there in' the or intdu try. No bat
We ivirill roc 1 er got oys rom er-
Many, we aray find ne d of our scrap
tin ourailveis,t f
One of the kliCat Gei1ou1*, wastes in
owe couritry is in costa ction -1tlb sahe
wood supply. We have learned, be
Isaac: to use greater flare and j dg-
knerlt fin the cutting tor our forests,
than ogee w did, but wei'still slate
far too ue1 of each stick ave cut.
• The matt° f r the auture Is to ase.i
every fragm r.it ofwod fibre ani
reaent discosfeAeSs aeet likely to
mite that aible, The strangest of
discoveries is that be Male out
lof sawdutlt- grade f su.gar too'
COS e fOOK- tUFItall u, bat exeellent
or cattle toed when mixed With a
dasall prOportion of at. ft may: yet
riC jou-114 rinesible to Teffne it 1 intca
table., food . ft el,
ttion E
DISTRICT MATTSIRS
Walton.
Notts. -Mr. A. R. &nail, of Straaa
tad, speat the week oil iat the -
WO' of Mr, and Mrs. John
Was Olive Reynolds, of Reeton, haa
'asaturned after visiting with the Masses
ra_retabald In. MeKlikaas-Rev. air.
Lox% Mc-
uf Whitby, conducted the se -
is in the Presbyteria-a church, th.e
twat two Sundays are hass cermoias
Owe very acceptable.. - The Matlia
old friends of Mrs. . ewas McDonald
wllogrot to learn, that she/ pad
&Way
at her heir& in aleaforth •Irs Fri-
day lax macre were r� zervicee
Ithe yethodist church seat Zuneray aft
tber are acme improvereeesta bein.g
• ita the builling. Nes* wirdotwe
t ing putt
WroXoter
• and' Mrs. earl Brown,
asagoanze. the engagement of their,
daughter, Margaret, to Mr. Chester
•Biggirs. the, marriage to take place
lithe -latter part of August. - Pte.
od a aril family left for Orange -1
kar. Saturday. where they will.
raike their honee.i.
-Mrs. W. M. Roble.: Consider then, the x
ffer. wad Miss Sophie Robinsot. ier Canada-
it week for a trip dowr, the St There is. test of all,
tawrence. - Miss Kathleen Puther- I tricamt Of waste 'paper
eord waed Vera. Johnion, were succaas- baPs ona, thing has
fal candidates at the recent Entrance 1 leasly 'wasted ae paper.
ht h re
the Ore Order. Di. D.
of Faakatebawan, grand ritatate
Orar.Se 459C1CiAti021 of DAM:sal A;
a broaber of Mr. Harveat
Listowr-1, 1434 is 'ass oat' at liort4 •
bay. B. Murphy, ICC.,
Listowel, is deputy geatesd rneet
British .Arica. Mr. Ar A, 1
grand 'master of the Prasad.
Knights of Ireland for titish.
Orarge. Association in askatc
Hurst, provincial grand ter 0
tea is ars old Elms aop
Is alao an old North Perth bay.;
White, praavinaial grand
Oraage sAsadlation in
biotheisatelava to Mr. Ito
Listoiwel, and la an toad.
firay. North Perth is
Oreagemen, especia ly ,so o
above grand officers.
Waste
lessons
as a
aster f
beeta,
t Car
North
ud of
0
New Ways of Usin
t These are same of th
are being impressed • t
days farce of ciao
(Wart -tame, Nir4 see that,
Canada May__ be, it is ou
ercise encsonofeety.
The waste heap is
be valuable. Much that
hitherto .regarded as us
should 'be put -tia a, p'
aascl athat is well, wain
,at any time. I ,
Matasace
however
gutty t
lug fou
sae
_less c
ofitable
SirVi
VA/84-pH
a gre
n them.
been tea
We ma
in, our
Ito Nolotal Schools exa.rn.s.-Reeve Re ta kTUCh Of it
and family are visiting in. Milvertan. country, Why save it? Taut One
earliest effects of :the war' On
0.5 tO
able sup
d partie
h. -is
ulp. E
se ships
y the paper
ountries
negnelaxamilla
w
reat qu
his kirs
reat
s. here
gorre up by leaps and baureasa
We tare dependent u Eur
by 'the congregations. The pastor Is
some of the ingrediesia of thft'
away on Ms vacation" --Miss Adaa
Illairellaind, Principal taf ctur school, ba,s grades, ;such aa book and a
, doyen or more separate
Itelsaughlir nas returns d
freal, a trip to the ..westa-air. ar-d
,Mas. Fred Batches:. are saenkling a
Meath witn frineds in. Essex County.
Bev. A. Love and family are spenaleg
• touple of weeks in eaSt. Thomas.
market of the wart
very seriously the las,
paper of all kinds, a
lot printing paper, wh
made chiefly orf wool
felt it first, end beca
tot be secured to es
Ethel from the producing -
Notes. -The lest half of July make supply to every publisl
apf• ebeese at our factory 'has bear4
sold to Ingersoll Packing Cce. at Et:gland an dEurbPie
18 0EXfitS.,---Nfi55, Sarah Oa/laza, of De_ beer. cut dolma In AL
trolt as vtsiting rela.tives. and 'Trends have the advartage of
b..ere.-Ilev .F. H. Gilroy, Brussels cona te raw material for
darted the services it's Kr.ox church pa -Per -making, but so
He preaeheia. / lane the demarsd that pric
here or .Sursellay:
Sermon. which was much ,araereciated
05
or
r of
E. Various other uses f4ir Sawduat have.
ineen rePo nettaib1$. thie pro-
duetion Of ol 'and briquette feel
lEaPerlillanit8 an the later direettore
has beer made very euccessfully
Vatcouver, 'where the great lumber
rnlfls adeuntulatte irnntearse quantities. of
wood wastte. Under team heat and
Ivressola very good el pradaced
re in this 'wawa. Eulta,b e for ;tiOntestic
ohni ar.d either esea: The heeae of saw-
duSt piled ,up at the verager Wood -1
ue, thin hav,e
and hjtierto
on 0 GC
country's! rea
•
_to: working establishment
"ersa‘" cor.aidered or no'
Nsever,a1 tastable' uses
e which will add. to tit
is a
y of
e via
hPr
thee,
that
VW -
Int
ticb
tex-'
Id to
have
aria
;
IGUt
t a -
Pe ra
care -
e sc
oevn
tae
the
essea:
ly oif
lariy
now
rope
coula
taken a. Summer School Course at PaPers•
Guelph Colleger-Mr. D. M. _ u
made eras of the paper we
calay, hardware merchan,t has
• aaignment.-Miss Myrtle Bowes,has. that used for prinain
passed her eatrance to Normal. &toed.' "11-tich wie wrap our p
-3a& Hollinbeck Will remove his very hard to obtain.
family to Pairterstor., where he -9,hemleals, dyes, and
employed. They will sell their horse in PaPer-anaking, and
he.re, also his fifty acre paeture Tarot corae fram Europe. 0
/33, Grzy towaphipa_aese and ears. stuff la particular, w
Armsteang and tarrily. of R34 r"...t% I war sold for forty
are visiting old frientia, here aafl are now costs tWiCritY 430
Mr. and Jam John grediersts have Vouble
ails:, guests of
meDonaid....eur, sg. Jamp6 pato aad all have i
are less. The bas of
Br -sumer os Astoria, Oregon,
here visiting relatives and frIend.s.-
Morris
Notes.- Irene bicLaughlin bas
'auccesefully passed her entrance ta
N 1 Schaal• xamina,tion. - The
1916, was first pratad up Monday ef abundant Old paper,
last week. There are 795 naanes discarded strapp, tias
the list, aubadiviaed as follows : Part worthless, can be use
L 649; Bart II, 115 ; Part 111, 31. 452- paper. R is here t
are eligible as jurGr5.-Yfiss Eliaabetn I heap becomes of hr.
Fergusan, ath recently under- c mwspe4)exs,
write 0
arr e
1,r
reels, air
A grea4
1acida a
sost of
e kind
leis efi
tints a
as. 0
or 'tr
reassd
✓ fire
paper -s raga but eitsqe the( w
rags arc hard to gel beeau,
land, whsc foTmcrly upplled
quantsties of it,hern, h now
exposit -rig them.
Fortunately there ;One
kind nt `material th t pape
Vateras List for this tawaship for use, the is -ripply of which
even t
seen)
1 In mak!
thr
ta,nce,
allies a
'wept an operation at Fergus hospi-C. cclianeous pieces :0`f
Death of Mrs. dioushier.-We regret are in it, have a re
The piles of last sr
tal and is recovi.srinw.
to be called upon this week 4to asecard fashion journals, up i
the demise of Mr3. John - `7dilaiers ith ericalS of new;spape
who passed away Monday rear4ag 0.rsd the contents of
of at week, at the, horme of her 'all ape worth some
Pareats, Mrand ales. R. B, t Alcock,
indeed are rightfull
sixth line, at the ran'? ags of 2° , Inational- resources.
years, 5 marsths. The funeral took, i Thc Government h
Brussels Cerfle•tery. Pt
_ear. R .E. Page, t be saving iorf our rea
to out a call to the Ca'
place on, Wedniesday a.fternoon,
her pastor. being in charge of the, spect, and instead gy
service. Deceas al was burn in Grey accumulations of way
towaship and was married last Marcn- -gather them up an
to her now bereft partner. They made market. Nurrbers
their home on the sixth line as d doing so. In Hama
pecaptets we re pleaaing for a happy children, a short ti
lard SUCV Urt:. when Sickne55, enough old paper a
•etsued. A medical examination allow-
ed the prez4era- or internal cancer
tar Wch nothiag could be done to
save her life. Mrs. Giouahler was a
fine. person and hal many friends
who deeply regret her early densiae
and whose -sympa.hies go to the be-
reaved husban-1 and the parental
terra. The deooas was oily 18,1d a-
side two weeks, ht,r pluek keepirg
her up.
. _
aper it
1 mark
asaa fa
the a
in. t
o iw sate
ing n
A par
s alre
ri,adian
urces
destr
rte pa
sen0.
f peo
GM the
e ago,
;1 rags
eleven railway freight cars,
elf which brought raarly $20
Grose Funds. Eacryt lay t
tiara Army'a wagon, call
three hundred houses. in To
take away quaraities ,te r
paper waste, which are a
sorted 'and weighed., bassi*
bales Or packed i ag,s, a
to the paper mills. ,! The p
to the Army's woradertul r
redemptive work but even
kind o
e toi Ca
raeanii,
Perth Notes,
f a -John J,. oaughlin, Stratfordas
kg lawyerhas been appaiated Coune
ty Judge of Kent. - •
--Absut forty , la
Mitetali and are n-Y.St busy plaii.01,-;
tlaX ir. Log u fo Mr. Wm. Forrestsr.
-Th•-.engagement is anneanced of
Mies Ella L. laseakey. B.A., oral
elaught r ef Mr. and Mrs. Alfred.
Hawkey.• Ruseeldale, to- Mr. W. E.
Martin, P.A., Se.. D.L..S.. of raorcsatol
The marriagi• will take place . the
Littx:r rE;1.11 of August.
Mcon...y Disuit and Canty Co.
Ltd.. with el r r. • s t Str at fora , Mont
treal, Winniag and Vancouver. has
madsas.sign:r.,-nt in favor of
tt-
creature, the,r,••c,-saiary documents be-
ing filed at Stratforae Mr. Malcolm
H. Rebinla
ann, c•rtired accouatant,. of
Toronto. is noire d aseignee. Nothing
Ilea bier. decal -tat upon by the credi-
tors as art, hu t the local plant will
eon-tin:IX to fill ordera. The case-.
13ar.y was erganiad at Stratford Ir.
1902 ar_d th, ha quarters was .e.ta-
tiorsed there until this year. -
-We doubt very much whoth?r there
•ithe
in-.
, has
still
titles
of
been,
-have
e for
etter
rating+
greda!
, or
Ori.
1 Ir'Ow
man.y.
used,
the.sel
f dye -
e the
un(.,
er In -
led In
Iore or
even
Eng-
greatt
topped
1
othei,
aker
still
n and
/quit
g e
waste -
or tn.1!
mia-
It that
valud.-
ok
le, ani
baskets
and
,of leer
1501.1reRt3. . I;
Similarly, tha swasteeheap,s OfJ coal
dust tat tbe11 iminest etre 'belt* urns
eel-' to sew nt. This durst is Jnotti
treated,' .. tressed ihaict • briquette
1
at4 aollicli afs a very od -and eOnvena
era fel. $
I ;
The. fOrm of wia.et *root 4
in the. 'prairie count:1y s the
left loth the grain 21e14s fteri 1
.ing. Every year 'to of 'Wheat,
and flax ataw are burned it.
tiethtfires t t do Ehej roontry
direetion. at this, saseer i
fulness!, ea.y the frmvrs&
aad experiments are Ong rda
converiting the at w into,
ceaaliet in. arcarlette an or la
Some feasibse rt.eth al of ust
conur.on and :abuadani
assuredly be found.
s $o the. list of c
-wastes ar,d the v
them rrigb.t go on.:
fascinalting chieverne
salersce are In the w
rubbish .1nb4 articlee
as ,alrieady i1lcated,
ly concern* in me.
Ora mace v ry impor
taaverrerstnust be m
-i)
the utiliaati in , of 'w
illar
traw
**4
oats,
°huge
Slates
sta.!
de In
fuel,
jgaa-
g Go
a atertal will
efore lon.
Manly poked
s new' 11$ 31 for
me of the moa
-Mt
ta of adero
y of conv .rtirg
of value, and.,
anasda is, facet -
y such e raves.
lit Phase e the
etiontea, -aroeiy
te land.
If we are , to have an, !ncreas4 crop 1
in. Canada by means or which!
to imsset the heavy taste whit whjci the
war ts piling uponOs, areas laed,
rONV waste or idle Must be ' made
productlace Last year over two wad
atreabalf mi111on acres of land that
were idle the year bc4ore boaecrops.
Every hamestea r 4 th Peace
iver country, or :every new Settler
tthe back courstra of On lo
tieber, whits turns Same of the Wa-
nes's infba terms contributes toi
the resources of the Dominion.
aleithodieal farming of waste land
resparirse to tberail for pro-
uctior, Ana thrift ' these presetn.t
Imes, '4ass already ehowa some won-,
eraul results' twelve acre piece
aceatep -ecaa- Whitby after re-:
lamattior, by iirainirg, pr-adueed last
ear tea tans of e allege corn per
Ala asbanid•oine mill- bond at
eckville was drat ed, ploughed up,
..see4ed.: anti 260 jI uishele or barley
aere rvested fror its eix acres.
ta.Ste „buSti land la the Northwest
n,
whecileared and broken, yields
cad i4bato arid ba ley eraps in try!
last twlo y,eare, ard- iventy to. thrity
bushels1 of wheat Iler ,acre 1. the
third Year.Nature Is always ready
to co-eperate with i those who seek
to turn its waste pliates or its waste -
heaps t • useful accpants.
The l,eStt kind of econamy art -thrift
in dhcs or any thaes, is in neakisg
the be t usc of U4ngs around usi!
y ,ser.t
Ole to
this re
ing tte
r,
heir) :to
e •apo,
ischooll
ollectea
a fill
he sale
fo 'Red
f. Saivi-
sm is
nao and
arid
erward,s
into
ehipped
cads. go
of ansi
the
salvage
da in
if eoliss
' 11
114
industrial side, till
is a direct assistan
times like the xreA
so -at any timer
Ar,ather striking
as affecting the w
eault of
ete-heap
sud 'cm. rise in valuate of city
For the past fifteea yeara
New , w York has pal nearly
of a million. dollars a yea
removal of its garb ge, but
stead of 'being an 'expen
York's (garbage is an arset
Jair.uary last a manufacturcir
to pay $140,000 a scar far ai
forthe privilege f re.not
disposing of that . stela
explar.atlon -was ti -tat g rba
in becomes
(Ether
glycerine
can. be m
13 aretts
have in, it some empty tin ca. s. whit
are perhaps as eOggestive ofworth
Icssr,ess as anythl
of. Yet piece of
could be cut out
la,r,e of use in. Irna
•
ho.e Your Orders 1 Stewarts Sell'at For Less
gREMVPWRIWORMag.
Mail Your Orders
w Fall Clothing for Men and Boys
w Style Features Demonstratated in the
Fall Showing of Stewart Brand Suits and Coats
For Fail
en's Stylish Suits
PTIH.L.Fe many new features in the fall
1 uits and coats will commend
them to men of discriminating taste,
The Man who wants sensible dressy
appearance, good honest wear and
comfOrtable fit, will find all three in
these handsome new suits, and ilri spite
of all the alarming advertising you see
of greatly in -Creased prices you will find
our clatlies show very slight advances
laver °tiller years. Tweeds, worsteds
Itnd serges are here in reliable color-
ings in all sizes.
Price.._ to $22.00
Stylish Fall Hats at
Old Prices
ArOd can buy Ring and Fitwell hats
'1. tiiis fall for the same prices you
always paid. The quality of these hats
is unquestionable and the same high
standa d is maintained in the new stock
.1 a standard that is unbeaten by
any other kat made. There
are some veity attractive young
men's hats in fedora and truth
styles and s me cleverly shap-
ed genteel's apes for the more
conservative dressers. Call and
look the ne ones over.
itf-r
• ;
Wi
Es 1
An Nnxiotis Time
For Ail Parents
CHILDREN OFTEN: SEEM TO -PiNE
KW/Y.-AND ORDINAR1 MEDICINE
DOE NQ' HELP THEM.
• The healthof chtldren betwsen the
age et twelve vein ,eighten years, par-
ticula. ly la the' c 'se of le a
serioiu- worry to ,rearly every •moth-
er .The growth an, developmen takes
so mush ,of th,cir tat ength that in mazy
casts hey actuall teem to be: goitre'
into a decline: Th 4 aapetite is fickle;
brightneas givez I, ay to depreasione
the war
in the
garbage.
el'icy of
quarter
for Us,
now in -
New
for 113
offered
-e yearHiss
Ind
e
greme,
rocvs3e.,•
now
de.
Oira t
treated with steat
from which by f
glycerine and :nit
much in. diertiarui.,
Every waste hea
a
g one mi
ap tin,
• .discaa
me, toy -13,,
• stny county in Caeada that has that industry is tore estab
Civet as many grand officer% to Car.ada, a ,Market far Ulla
aTY a:rth Perth, has given rubbish nay br ened up.
.„,
ht thin
Such a:
ed .car.s.
n.d wh
'shed 1
kind
In fact
there
palpits
tic
blood •
the. au
are headaches, fits of dizainef.s,
tion, of the heart at the least
r. ,aad same irnes fainting „The.
ias become t aril watery and
fferr must 1ave '6omething that
will bring the bio'od back to its normal
canditim. At this atage 'no other medi-
eir.e. C1' oqtlal Dr. Williams' Ptak Pills
Their I will* missictr, la to make new
rich blood [-which v. aches every part or
the bOdy,,, arirgi back health,
strcrgltt 1 and energy. Miss Hrleers.
Taylor, Wes t To cat°, says: "Two
ye,ars 1 ago I was to badly run floats
with ,ataeletia that 6 oirr.,e of my friends
t.
dad c t believe 1 cold get better. I
could ;r.ot go,upsta* s withartetopping
to rest, elufferee fsrom headaches 1033
of ,appotita and or months of trio
time was confined to the bouse. I was
under th.¢ care o a doctor but the
Medicine took dld. not help nee in. the
last. A riend aaalsed my mother, to
give fine 1. Willi -r.s' Pir.k Pills, and
although 1 daa ea sx.pect they would
help me , after tl doctar's rnediclee
had fallels I thee ght they might' be
worth te ir..g. Aftc r taking two boxes
there W8S such a marked charge eer
the -bettr that pc1opit askedme if I
had cha-aed doera.
! rs, nfdt I readily
told them the tr.e , are that was help-
irg:me. conlie ed taking the pills
mail I bi used fight boxes, ' syhera
any health was f ily restored. ar.d I
IONIC. sir..0 cnjoe1 the best of health
.
1 'hoiac y exper ence n:ay be 'the
mearss of convir.eihg s.onee :sickly per -
j
soin that Dr. Will...ems' Pink Pills csa
/restore i hem to health.
, get these pills through any
Tau
dealer int medicine, or by mail, post
pa.dtest a bo or six .bocae,s far
$2.50 fr. Vhe. Dxl. Williams' Medicine
Co., :1 e•kvillte,. Otnt.
raPrice:sa e as lastyear,
50c
For Fall
Boy's School Suits
VP21114&*:,
rr0 have the boy respectfully dressed
in a suit that will stand school
life at a price that is with in a reason-
able figure is the worthy ambition of
every parent. And nowhere can that
desire be better gratified than in our
boys' Clothing department. Boys'
Clothing is a Gpecial feature of this I
store. We carry the stock shown, the •
variety, and have the advantage of
special prices. Bring your boy I Te
here, we will show you that we can
save you money.
4
Price...”••• •••. 098 ..,.$2.'!O to $9
New Fall Caps lo
Men or Boys
THE new caps are here in new fall
colorings and designs. Some in
the new golf shape, others with the
stitched bands. Made of good quality
tweed, serges and worsteds. There is
a special line of
fancy checks and
plaids for boys that
is particularly adap-
ted for school wear.
Rich in color strong
in texture and becom-
ing in style.
Price
to $2.50 25c to
Four Specials in
eadynto-wear Garments
Slimmer Dresses at ]Clearng
Prices
pOR quick clearance ofsummer dresss,you
will find a large table of thi year's street
dreses, made of voile, crepes an4 chambrays,
all istylishly made and beautifullyf trimmed, in
plain, stripes and spots in all th new shades
an costing $3.,5o to Sio.00.
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Children's Dresse 59c
de of ging-hams, chambrays,n-uslins, prints
crepes in a big range of colors, long' or
rt sleeve, high or low necksin all sizes 4
16 years.
Reduced Price 59c
Balance of Voile Waists
69c
ese are waists that sold at $1.25 as a spec -
bargain. There are about five dozen left,
good dean stock.
Reduced to 69c
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Wanted
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Hosiery
QOOD 1-losiery—Hosiery that will
stand wear and tear, that will
keep their color and fit comfortablyt
Hosiery for man, woman or child and
the very best values that can be had
anywhere.
Men's
Women's hose..........
Children's hose........
.....15c to 75c
..15c to $1.50
to 75c -
Ribbons
RIBBONS in every wanted shade la
all widths and materials—in all
the glory or the autumn colorings and 40
last but not least the qualities are the
very best,
Crochet
Accessories
WE pay special attention to the
wants of crochett and fancy work
accessories. Threads, needles, pat-
terns, stamped goods of any krown
kind. We call your special attention
to B.PC. cotton in white and Cerise
and cordichet in white and guaranteed
boil proofcolors.
Stewa
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- Butter Wool
'Eggs Wanted
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