The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-12-28, Page 843 re,
MAX YOU ENJOY ,GQOff ,HEALTH'•• AND AN INCREAS
• SI'EASURE'Olr PROSPERITY .THROUGHOTJT THE COM.;
WE "TAKE TRIS OP � N
'TRIO; , ,.,, .,. �OITU ITY OF' 'THANKIN ' :OUR ' ' _'NY
G ..: MA
CgSTO BR. , :.
E Al1TD. FRIENDS FOR. YOUR, GENEROUS .'
N :T R
. QGE A ,, ,, . � OL'FGHOUT THE' PAST.• YEAR,. ' .,•
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we mist reduceour stockWe are:
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until further. notice.
DRAW WILL:w,
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OV . ver'
MADE
ttirda • ' ` : December
3 ., ,.
L a
e1�`'wsutR
to, #fiank�=a11 'ours
•
,customers very much;' for their
Christmas trade"
and
'e wish you all a
Ha0Pp and Prosperous.
,Year.:
Very.
New
earlmanar
UCKN
:7x
:�rC qq
Une and All : ;we:; ' extend
CO
niP>;i puts pf thees-
son,
with ' sincere. good . wishes
that the New '°Year may hold
forou: ;abundant- ilia ' pp in
Y.:., ees.
Health'and Prospekit:
y•
.
Willie's•, "dream, is a ..1: scream, .in,
eggy's Double' Town .Hall '•tone ht
Thursday).
ASHFIELD CIRCUIT"
,Services next Sunda ► December
,31st; . Zion 11 a.m.;: Hackett's, -3 .
. p nt ,'
Blake's,' ; 7.30 p.m. , Subject -,-"AN
QLD. STORY': - ITS, FAME"., , Con-
. •
gregational "meeting _meetin at Hackett's:.
and;"Blake's ,:on January :2nd and,_ 3rd:
Zion, on Monday,.. January 8th.
;BIRTHS
FORS .. —
TER I...:.
n
t '
h� ..
township.. of
west Wawanos
h on Tuesday• Dec:
19th,,^to Mi and Mrs.'
Wm. ,Forster,
a' Bon. i
%=sc
OTT; ' Xii the°"foams
hap ofWest'
Wawa'
nosh •• to Mr.. , s , , -
and'. ' Xi
.
► d'ohr
Scott,
,ason..
A Possible Rabbit. Drive
• There is some talk of a • ;rabbit
drive being held during the holidays
Probably 'on New; Year's Day. if
weather -permits; and enough be=
'. come; intierested to:, make -inch .ii
drive possible.
Tf 'you can't laugh, 'don't- tome . to
wee Peggy's'Double` to c. -night Thurs:
g
.14. dale) in 'the Town: , Il all:' r, ;
•S. ,S: No, :5; Ashfield'
Sri I '---cane' Gardner •$8 Ve l , Ellen
Andrew '78( ;Jimmie Reid. 59 '
Ji~. lVi-Rena Bunter'' •70; Billy
Drennan 62
Sr.� UIyJin►mie Hunter 79; Eldon
Ritchie 70
. Jr. :III -Lorna, Reid .67;'•Kathleen
Gardner 66 Kathleen- .Gibson '6'5;
Lions Reid ' 58: '
,Sr.- I:' -Russe 7_ `
I h Ritchie' 75,. T{ath,�..
1 en Read 69,, Keith ITacket 59; Keith
Pifehie
• 'Ad>l "M:" Webster.
hold.'tip man .held •Frit°
ori to -night for pall' ] h>ild"
I#ls. Sweetie—"I don't 'see tibw
'those .'tef love 'pill#kQ.ag livin ."•
•
•
ommunity Presentation
Dade Miss. LIrant
s- • so Made • 'Presentation ' On
Friday. Before S'eperin As'socia
tions ,With 'Their ,Teacher Of ' The
'Past 5q. Years.. ' •
The home'of M•r. Wand ''Mrs. Neil.
McKenzie
'of
.Con.
''As
hheld,,was
the scene" of•a:vcrY •
happy `gathering
rues -day last;', when about ,;.fifty ,,•
,;. ty rest=
dents. of the community, gathered to
honor Miss Salina. Grant.. The even-
ing was pleasantly spent, there being
clog ;"dancing 'by, two ,
` iris t.contests.
g ,
and'a' mock wedding. "In' the course
of the evening the goes of honor
wasmade-the recipient -of- a -kite`
shower,- when. two little 'tots;..Ros
and .Marion ' •McKenzie.. dressed as_
bride, and groomr drew,' in two 'little
wagonloads' •of gifts, the i expression
of good -will : of the community for
Miss Grant, who besides being: 'raised
in the.community;' has .for 5'/i • years
been a successful. teacher . in the
local school The presentation ad..
dressw
an
Miss,
was' read,:by,_.fViss Ella -Cowan
After' r':
Q ant_,•}ial‘_opened :-tire:
sifts and read -aloud the'misslvea.ac-
cotxrpanying. each, a ` dainty Iunch:
i'Tas 'served, Mrs, Neil McKenzi e.
and
111Irs.. Henr McKenzie
. Y pouring coffee-
'sn
d the � Misses Jean • Grant, '.;Jean•
arid 'M
\--McDonald anargaret and Mary.
;MeKenzle : servfn . -
g
Pupils Make Presentation
:On Friday afternoon, her .last day
as their, -teacher, the pupils of Miss
Salina Gr.ant,;:made her a fitting
presentation, • When the . followin
'dress. was read: ' g
Dear�Miiss. Grant- _
,your pu
p .•p is for the .last five
''r.dea '
a alf
� y. rs realize deeply -our
loss because .. of, Your resignation
from
our sc '
hook• Therefore, wish:;
to • manifest our a' i '
pprec strop of all'
Voir 'have ' ..
h . a done for', us •: during'g Your
y with. us. `
We.shall always•'i:e-:
ember ,;, the '' ieriod'
P „during'; which
' e r,.hia v:e, received instruction-
`front' ou
,Y, 'With th sincere plea"sure and;
Nine ,that r
in ou`
Y remembrance of
no you "do' not recollect , the .dullne
we have often -shown ` e
• . wn and- • fire
tho
u htlessnes `
g , , s we' may have some
*,'imps : manifested. "
Zn' remembrance Of; our days: to=
etherii 'the stone' schoohyHouse
;please-: accept this 'gift which' :' we
do
ne, will often remind
You of those
11,0. . :.,
presented it..For your future•
we. give You :our :best .Wishes;,and
v Cods blessing., ever be with
Signed on behalf' of .your pupils.
li
Mariorie Bissett,
Marion.. Cowan.
,BANE PLAYS .,CAROLS:
Many Who. attended, . Sunday even-
ing; services in the villagechurches,
hurcltes,
Were in `attendance at :a Band con
cert in the Town ..Hall, which' 'follow-
til, when • the .. Citizens' Band pre -
,
a • "
. pleasing program • of
Christmas •hymns and carols: Rev;
g g •' .presided,' with Itev.
J:' 1.1. GL�o lie an
,'S.- T. Tucker' and Rev; C. H. Mac-
Donald leading in • prayer. ' An • inter-
esting feature of the'program Was a
selection •::;by a' number of.'juveniles,
Whom Mr:' Hayworth' is training and
Who played. splendidly...,
`(,ard Of ,Thanks''
,The .family and :grandchildren , of
the late'' (Mrs :• Richard , Lockhart,
wish f thanks .
to express heartfelt to.
the'' friends 'and' neighhoirs for their,
pathy 'a he •tine or.
their -recent
.hereaVement, and ':td especially thank,
Luclknovr Lodge', No; 11;2•, '1.'O.O. V:,
the , t ncknow Citizens' Band and
those who so lci;ndljt' loaned' • their
cars
Mr,
and :Mrs, Russell. Robertson
were Christmas 'visitors in Seafort„
J. • Naylor ,and son;' Jack
are ;spendii►g .the week With, relatives
here. ..
• Mr:, ,Harvie Na for f bondon
spent "Chri$tmiis'' • he a with his
mothOrt,
*Miss Gladys IIocigins; . of O'Brien,
is spending Christmas week ' with:
her'mother.,
t•
GROWS 'F
INE; APPLES:
"tai sa.>1?Ple'Of apple,.: erfeet onR lois.'
to be seen ,in"dive 'large, hly hig.col-:'
h Dred• "i):elicious'" •apples, 'Which Mr.
Kenneth,:"Cameron Presented , us With,
Ca rorr ri
ins; a d Mrf•
Laithwaite of near. Godertchy are,
the only tWO; growers,fqr many
.miles .who have this a Win their
orchards;' Mr Cameron has one,
young tree which has Just started
+o bear ',.the last coaple 'et. spaiens' -`
He is grafting this •apple, onto some
of his other, less profitable trees '`
A •
L' AL : H LID Y
G Q .. ,..
1F(R'• MAIL COURIERS
Miss Lorraine' Brabsonr is a visitor
withheii grandparents, rMr and.'`Mrs.
Davidiuston
• The funniest thing TO,; ever seen , .
Peggy's ,Double in, Town Hall to-
night (Thursday),.T: a,
Miss, Enola Buswell of Northern
Ontario • is holidaying iii;. the viilag,
with her parents,"
Mr. --and Kin. Lloyd Hildred and
i mill spent . Christmas' with Mr.
and; Mrs:; Frank Cole;
Miss Bessie Jean Chesnut,' oi.
Rochester, N.Y.., is a. Cxiaistmas
visitor with her 'mother..
an .~ re ;': ' ac c'enziu,
p
sent: Christmas" . in Waterloo ' Wa With
Mr; •' and Mrs.: Steele McKenzie.
Miss Lottie Armstrong of London
was' :a .Christmas` visitor, with. Mrs..
D. H. Mackenzie`. and "Miss
Mr: and '. Mrs. Ian-1VIacRae ' of
Strathroy, were Christmas visitors
at the Din qf Mrs. A. :G: -Elliott.
Mr and., Mrs. ,Fred : Stanley of
Chesley were Christmas visito •s
with Mr.: and Mrs..- Edgar :Holiyman
• Alma .Alton Of' London;: Berry.' U.
Walkerton ..and Tom of • Toronto
Christmas visitors' wi h . ,: '
Miss Maret McLenn f Tr-.
onto' is visiting this weekna;wioth boei
;parents,•' Mr. and Mts. • F. D. Me..'
Lennon
• Mr:i, Malcolm, Watson of Waterloo
is a ;holiday • visitor • here with
n other • .at' the ,home of Miss M•'
. -Miss Winnifred gla>Dou s'u oron-
• of, T
to, was a Christmas 4vlsitor With
her parents, . Mr.`` and Mrs.
Douglas
/WIC ti C 11 E . ,RHEU ATIC
PAINS ; gone in i" :15 . minutes using
RUMACAPS;
'Mr. Grant McKenzie, 5th year
Medical student tis. spending; the
week,: with hiS parents; Mr. and Mr,s.
W. L. McKenzie.
Mr:' and :. Mrs, L J .Letang , of
Wallaceburg,' were ,','.Christmas •visit
Ors with the latter's' mother,' Mrs
Angus ,.McKinnon:
T' wo prizes willbe giver -I14-11,,,,
best "hard time" attirer,worn .;at; the
hard -time danee•in the Orange, Hall
to night (Thursday
and;Mrs. E. D. .Cameron .an0
dau rg titer. ' ' of Walkerton, sPent.
,
Christmas' with the' forner's 'mother.
5..
'Mr.. R. Camerori
Mr. Bud ' Cele iespending the
e
:Christmas holidays: Detroit. He
is making his home atP. resent with.
his.; grandparents here.
' Doug MacDonald, first-year
dent 'at, Knox', College' is ' holidaying'
at)ahe homy of his parents, Rev. and'
L
M s.
r , C. H.MacDonald r
i s Nau ht n o of�
.g � ff
rmerl
Y,
t. h � Contin"atio cho
e u , n, S of ',staff, is; „a
nes r
t of M . n yrs •r:
guest rind Mrs. and M
anda
Mrs. Cameron McDonald.
• I rien a 'r
Ste
ds sof M Grant. amniio.
_.C.
Elora' who 'fract red le air
,. u his
near,tlie ,shoulder;, will be •pleasi�c,
to know•"he is getting along nicely
•
Miss: Mont ,Mitchell of `• Wiarton
'and, Messrs.;' . Jas. S. Mitchell..,; c
Guelph and A F .Mitchell of Kirk
land ' Lake, spent 'Christiiias .at their
h'orne here;.
:Mr. `;ant:.. Mrs Itoliert McCallum
of Windsor, spent the week -end ' ' iti,.
the „formers mother ° 1tIiss' Joan
McCalla ' of 'milts
m f �I3a ri is spendnn
•
the holidays' here.,
Mr. Mrs Mo and.
M and .Orm Moffat
:daughter of Toronto'arid ..1Vliss • Marv'
Rothwell of Northeirn Ontario Are
ChrlstKrias visitors with 'Mt. ' • arc'
Mics; S.:C. R'athwell"
Miss Elizabeth' `Cuntmings, of Toi-
onto; Miss .Jean • Stewart• of Londoii,
end' Mrs.,. Jim`► Stewart of Toronto,
are visitors this 'Week. With Mr, ane'
Mrs. 'A. I'. ;Stewart.
Dr, 'and' Mrs. Wm. Thomas`. and
's'on W llian of Niagara. Falls : and
Mr-s..A r F.: 'Durnirt and Miss • Doris
of Goderich, have, been.., the guests
1101,70.
ymagierl
Mr .T. A, MiEi-
er�uiflness
of their broIher, ,My' W
ode`ri are. aitson the t hers
Postmasters-' have been''' advised
that th8., • following 'statutory holt
,da
ys n?iay be , Pbserved• by Rural;
1Vl'atl Couriers;:. New Year's,. Day'
(Food; Friday; Victoria` ,Day; Domin,'-•
ion Day;; Labour' Day,,' Thanksgiving
Day; ' Christmas Day,
Continuation Students
Stage Fine Conce t
Varied 'Program' of . Hi h .Order Ter-
,. mina e Yb 'a resented One
Act Play.—Field Day Champions
Receive Medals:.•
The staff and students , of the
Continuation .'School have been. :re-
ceiving..'much ,.well directed; • praise'
for :the 'entertaining ''program pre -
'anted `at an open Literary eeting
ori Thursday. evening .•-• before an-
audience ?which packed;the the Hall . to
vapacity,.., The . school 'Orchestra' Play-
ed several numbers :preceeding ;t:ho
which • opened . with a gi res'• •
chortle '• of ---forty voiees. '' Norval
Richards, the 'president,. extended .a
we co/pc: , to the:. audience on :behalf .,
o.f'the . s'ebool: 'Reports ''were 'beard
from the secretary,..1Tiss Margaret
McKenzie and . the 'treasurer, ' Neely
Tedd Miss EuniceNewton• ;:presided;
unite capablyr:as' pianist. `A ;group ,of
boys .and girls ,presented a very,
pleasing chorus' and :Misses Edith
Sti`iith and Peggy McDonald were..
lordly, applauded following a` darky
direret. , Rettv '" ' ,NellieMcKenzie`• Me-
':
C 1}uui, Jean a Culbert; ails_.-1U1:a y M.c_
Kiln :.gave a 'Scotch dance. ,The.
`harmony".9nartette 'l'.'coni posed of
. i..
John .e.avruthers„ Stewart', Dawson,,"
JiJM...McNeila•nd; C•ecil ;Arms•trong.
created 'much.' laughter.
'A ';pleasant. event ' of,the .evening
was the presentation: bRev." J. H.
Geogliageri "et ;`'medals`. to the;: drain.
pions:,,and runners -up''. -at the fall:
Field Meet Senior girl awards went
to Jean Graham' and:Jessie McRae;
with the; juriior medals 'being won;
Because. .Of the Peed 'Holiday, Business' ;with; :Which .our Cue
ere have favored; ua •
WE: HAVE' DECIDED.T,O, MAKE 'SDR STIC REDUG I
FOR QUICK CLEARANCE- B. -,FORE', 'S,T. OCK T KING
' TiffEs BALANCE
• BOYS;.,_ ^LAil ES I '' -
-
S�lk (and Wool :liege!. all ,•t
Sweater Coats Y . ;newest s.hadey
Leather, Coats, size '32, 34, 36 Lined"Cape 'Skin Gloves"
- Woollen Underwear' Woolen. D'nderweai
en's Socks
wish you all, a,. Very .Happy and Prosperous New: Year;` ail
►►lc, "forward"' to continuing our " pleasaritt relationships in .193
0.
�I:
'lo one , and all, both near an f
i .iiia: 'r.w ere, +y'ou are;
We send lies% Wishes, •thatou
Y, quay
Ilave happinessalong your way. •
Old' friends' and new • that we have made,
We thank you for your, valued trade:, .
Your , loyalty' gives 'us' new ' zest:
' Lncouragement: to 'do" our best.
And so we wantto make it clefar '
:That-through-the•-coming;-busines h � '.
s -Ye �r
Thompsan's quality and values will
Hold for you,; higher'btill. a,
•: WISHING EACH AND" ALL ;A HAP P Y,
NEW YEAR;
PROSPEROUS
s Community...
.
.-ANOTHER-YEAR::H.AS'AL .MOST ,PAS'
SED.INTO . HISTORY:. • '
IT :HAS 'BEEN.-SOMEWWH:AT D:I•SAPpOINTING..WE STILL
TH
AV I' I
A TH
E --
�� UT
hY E F URE- AN'D'• THA
NK ' •YOU .FOR..
YOUR • FRIENDSHIP AN to SUPPORT:DURING• TH
E PA ST •
' f •r
YEAR
u•�"�
rd lie
an
by Dorothy. Graham .and Betty BisL-' •
sett'. Ii' ' ELECTION
I C QN
se aro d•' Greer and • Georg
J.Toynt- von ,the -=senior.: boys' event
and. 'Harold -,Ritchie and :Karol
Thompson were„;winners of the, jun.
or medals: Harold'"Greer :' �
, as•e
se•
n o� .: chant o '
r . p . n made a. fittin re=..
g
ply, ;Nf ss, :Tean.:McMillen • was then
Presented • by the •secretary -of the
Scelety', withq `
y, a ,prize fox. having
cli.osen.'the most: suitahlSlogan,
o e'for
the entertainnient 'which -WAS' "C
n' '
nr nnual . Review .. Kum on'''
.. ,. Al . g,
Weneedju.'' A:'`boys' and iris'
:o...
Cil ,
lei '
r and a
s eech'
b :Te �uswell
p Y d ,
1 allowed =Miss -: sa l Doig ' las" a've
g.:.
'a . reeding. an
d •.Art '' Trap3n anis
3'Tarvey••l{ilpatriek • ass`.•darkies`:sang
"•T,aizy' Pones",.. A' group: of •bo s' ex:
b•ibited : some skilful gymnastic
ii
atton
s .'A wr`esling• 'match �betwee
TT.o '
r 1 •`re
€t .. d G er ntid. Colin'' Crozier an
a fioxing bont between:'..'Stews t
�r�
Dawson and •:Neely Todd; • added var
i'(ty and: s' ice:'to. the ".�ro ram. •Reic-
ford Ostrander:: player:a' piano. in-
strumon:tal, oA'one-Set' la''; ;teas• well
presented by Bill McKenzie, Frances
14heinosen.: 'Doug. " Clarke, ' Bilh Iiewat
Teonr'M'cMillan; faymond Ackert' and
Catherine. Patterson. ` •
1Vlr.•Peter ' Sriith,' a former, rest='
dint of concession' 12, ;West 'Wawan-
posh;. 'who' ' has resided' . in the, West
t'r .' the,' past ; thirty-two years,.'re=.
hewed' ac'quaintances;• in the`, cot.
nunity.this past. week. •
Mrs. Thompson of town'
Andrew, ' who }s attending r tratfoi d
Norval 'and Bob;. of the O. S. D.:; at
Belleville' spent' 'Christmas. tri; Tor=
onto` .with Mr; and, Mrs.' W. 1r
Thompson.: ,
e •
s
To theElecto
rs ' of Lucknow,
-Ladies : and -Gentlemen
;As ,
contestant a n s
tint for .'�
the. 'Reeve
shipof the
P Village,'L. solicit �'iyour
su port and influence PP fir and' if 'elected'
uvill try to' fill this. office: to the, best
of
Illy ability.
Wishing
,all tli
e compliments o,
fthe season. Yours respectfully`
'Stuart.E. Robertson
•
Itc h�'c
the, E e tors: of Lucknow.
C
'1o''the, Electors,'•:, of Lucknow,_
[.ad9es'-and Gentlemen.:
After' '4. years •service ' on the
-«•ouncil' Board `T cru `aga'n:a`: Candi
. to f
c . , or "re; -election• and. ,would • ver,r.." •••
much .a "reciate our ' pop
,� Pp ,Y Supp rt ons•.
Monda • 'next. If: eleted Y d L' will -en • "'•
dei o''
v r, to: terve your interestszfaith.-
fully.' and econoinica y
Y lIy ••as in tire.
f past
Wi
sin o
u 11a'• a '
h
g a
eo
n p 'r us 'New Year,
I.
am' : sincerely .yours,` '
-:Ladies• and- v- Gentlemen.
Ravi
ng served the xntani:ci: alit of
p, Y,
the Vil a of Lacy` o
. �b' , kn ,w as:council ,
lot` for. five . consecutive' years: I am
,allot i.n-' '.in 'name rc;J' a ' e
g. Y ppear • on . th.
tfill
of to� o`
n c ntest the office; sof; Reeve ,
"If
the "else o '
d ,.t rate � deem past • services
worthy,. T . shall" "a '
� .Y, ppreciate ,your'
:. vote ;.and influence ;and, will continue
to devote rinv time to the best,'.;in
teres' of the
'.nunieipality,
Wishing every, resident
I
greater'measire of ,prosperitythe
year
to • cOnie.' '. • ' Yours. ,respectfu'lly,:
A.. . -W. Hamilton,.
To the Electors of tic chow, ,'.
Ladies. and Gentlemen
I spin in the , field: for.. Councillor,'
and if eected will .de my;.,very bes
to promote • ,the, best interest of the
Village: • •
Wishing you a lappy'New' Year.
Wn', Murdie
Card of
Y Thank'desi, hs •'
Tb 'far►i''
e it to
of e
tato 1VIrs.••Flora
MncIt'enzie; re. t ' '` extend rte-
ga.
ful ,thanks ,to the Many friends' and
neighbors for kindnesses and ' sym-
pathy extended :.tient ••• .dur
kiting' their
.
recent bereavement; ' .
`WEEK OF PRAYER : 4
The 'annual Week' of Prayer' in the
local -churches' will be 'obs'e'rved the
first, .week .of' Januar'' with ie
e . . y services..
as follows: . - y,
Mr, Stan Burns of Toronto and
Mr, and. Mrs..; :Stewart Burns of
Detroit, 'spent the week -end with
Mr, and •Mrs. Thomas " Burns.\`•• 'Mr.
Harold, Burns of,_. Fort., Vi'illism is
spending,:the week with his 'parents,
Miss .Myrtle ,'Webster' of Ve1lesl
. . eyt
Miss' Olivoh of Toronto, , Miss
Flora Andrew
Rob£ 7.:ondo u ” s x3e1
In�t;x;
atberine1 cKmizie froiSt w Jieat.
Teeswater, Miss:. Myra;: McDonald 'of
inp,hain :and Mr. Edwin Smith zf
' sae
olidaying at their11'cspective homes
• the cointnunity;,
inent
,'
W. B. A`` derson.
•T9 the o El
act ' '
e s o
r f Luck o ''` '`•
,. n w,
Lad
is •••,
s n
a dmn•.
entle a --
Havin
g ,,.
u,alifie
d o. •conies , the.
elctian; on:: MondayasCouncillor,
and' as„it is'
'
not, rny' '' intention;., to
m
oke
a' personal :canvas , of the, rate -
a •s,
er I u
I? Y take this:. Means of re-': '
i:,
sn'9flucectfun clly soliciting yourV vote ::,And e:'
With
beef. wishes"'
fora :New, Year'
of Prosperity ,and Ila iness""''
• • J' Yo r.s.sinecrel ,
�_. u Y,
' ;Robert' Fisher.
To' the ElectorS of ,Direkriew,
Not 'making a personal .canVase
take thiS •Ineans of . soliciting your
elected, will do TY best:to' further
the 'interest of mit
yon dorripliaamts.
,the Electore, Of tueknoW,
heSt' interest Of the ratet;aYera.`
Perguatin
Ladies and •Gen'tleinetit,
oft elecgtin. day, 6.,
6.6
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