The Signal, 1932-8-25, Page 44s
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4 --Thursday, August 151b, 1822
THE SIGNAL
Better Clediag Values
THAN EVER IN
MADE -TO -MEASURE
CLOTHING
FALL Rilaffititi ARE IN
Fine English Worsteds,
to Your Measure
$22.50
Wvtnvite your -inspection
New FALL HATS are i
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PORTER'S
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP, Aug. 34.
_Miss Bessie Crawford spent the
week -cod at her home at Londesboro.
Miss Amelia McllwaIn *peat Sun-
day at the home of Geo. Feagau at
VOL
Mr, Brock Andrews has returned
h,,.tj.�t!-Y�M. in Walkervllle after vWt-
t is uncle, Hr. Wm. itche
wets.
-_Mr. and Mrs. Mores of Toronto
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. John Walters.
Mr. Frank Mlle, Mrs. Aldln Allmn
and Mr. W. Johns, of Watrons,
Mask., motored to Megan' Falls on
&tab.
Mr. awd a:.M�b
erich and Mf Jolt Yah of Chi-
cago visited with Mrs. John
Treble on Sunday.
Mrs. !lona Agdew and daughters, of
Cleveland, •re visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Walters,
Miss Eunice Young, of Goderich, and
1 Miss Helen Renner, of Detroit, are
visiting their friend, Miss Winnie
Marsh, this week.
Miss Amelia Hetherington of God-
ertch is vlstttag at Carlow store this
Mr. aid Mrs, dee La Rocgoe have
returned Ndm their vacation, which
they epsat at Montreal.
`Rev. G. T. Watts of Goderieb will
preach In Carlow United church on
Sunday, August 28, at 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wilson are to
Bosseau this week attending the fun-
eral of Mr. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Dixon.
Miss Jean Houston of Auburn is
Visiting with her friends, Miss Nellie
Clark. this week.
Mr. Wm. Johns returned home on
Tuesday sod was accompanied by Mr.
Peter Fisher, ar., who will visit his
spa at Watrons, Sask.
aloe% Chth.-At the *'I tiit
meeting this week Mr. 8laSib. to
er of a travelling school to Nor ere
Outarto, gave a talk on h1•,work sty,
demonstrating with moving 1 tare
Iwo. 1t was quite Inteteatise dad
everyone was well pleased with the
evening's entertainment. Dent target
the big celebration tne emu members
ore staging on iabor Day - 'lite �4
tests, for which prises will he atFae�gjt
are open to everyone.
ilushand-"You know, dear, I'm SIR
perfect.perfect."Wife-"Oh. yes, I know, but I was
tat aware that you did." 1+
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Carlow Store ,News
a store-,
on a hill) •
We try #o please
And always will.
Franklin alMLwsis
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—WILKIE GLOV&PHIT
Arch -Corrective SHOES'
—F'OR MEN AND WOMEN --
MADE IN WIDTHS AAAA TO E
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W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
FOOTWEAR, TOOT APPLIANCE. AND RIEMED1
Goderich - ,Ontario
Paul Vinton Won
Boll Ways
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Venus Specials i c'tF
Wase -made Fudge . - - 39c
Lady Caramels _ _ _ _ • _. -_ 39c
Sugar Almonds
i . Cream Bon Bons, crystalised---- t _ 9+:
Peanut Brittle --- .-
We have been /tyquesasd by die pawns bf candy
department to eepset these speciOs
We tdank4i¢tIr._ .
SLI.
(AX-aNDitillatinitAtt
Business Men's Lunches and Meals served at all hours.
Our Up-to-date Soda Fountain is at your service at
all hours.
VENUS CANDIES
CANDIES AND ICE CREAM
West Side of Square
Goderich, Ontario
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KINGSBRIDGE
Ry H..I VING £ING
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AUL VI141$ had wade the rash
a.tatesseh t he was oot depend-
ent es the Wane his father had left
hlm--that he would be able to make
his own Selig. He made this state-
ment at &pal* and Gifford Briggs
ayd sem 11 a ieugked at him.
{ 1 w} could jou do nowt
•aktd dam. '9a ear..lnt Mead •na
butterr
"1 can drive • machine," said Paid.
"and I'm gabby loud at 'mecbaatw
generally; 1 o * repair almost any •olR
of car -If the trouble isn't serious."
"Poor!" cried Gifford, "you are •
fair amateur, 1'l1 admit; but u a pro-
fesalonal!-PIN bet you eve hundred
you could net get • Job off your ows
bat as • ebalgffeur add 1:rep it three
months."
"Done," said Paul. And thereafter
for sometime hie place -at -the dub was -
vacant.
Soon after Paul's dlsppearasee
from his accustomed haunts a young
man presented himself before Mrs
Iticlutrd Charteris of Beacon street,
Boston. and applied for the post of
chauffeur to that lady's establshment,
which. he uw4erstood, h cd become va-
cant. Sirs. (.atarlerls looked him over
and questioned him, Mr. Charteris did
the same as did their daughters, Pen-
elope and Barbara. Ile was asked for
a rec,.mmendetiou from his last em-
ployer and presented a most laudatory
one. Paul bad written It himself and
eltin.d Ills owe. unme to 11. The name
he gave to his employers was one
which he had chn».-n after much wor-
ried cognition -It was John -Snooks.
"Dear met what an awful name,"
cried Mrs. (Martens "We generale
call our chataftkur hy his last name;
but Snooks[ -•sever' Suppose .we_call.,
yen Harrlseas'
Barbara, the younger of the Char,
teras girls, regarded t'uul with • sus-
plctous loots.
"Father," paid +he. "do you know
anything of thl+ 1':1111 Vinton from
Kieibetlt tIiDOE, Aug. N. -Rev.
Father O'Neil, from Iowa, joined his
brother Tom from Winnipeg W visiting
among his friends here last week. He
ergs accom•ponied by Mr. Dan Wins-
low of Iowa and Mr. ,john-HcDoni2d
of Detroit.
.: Mrs. Martha O'Neil is this week
visiting her Mso
ends in Jackson.
Senator and Mrs. Donnelly and Mrs.
Clancy, of Cargill, and Mrs. Meagher,
of ('hepstowe, visited their sister, whom this person profe.ees to bring •
Mrs. Thos. Garvey, last Thursday. recommendation?'
F.
Mr. arl Warner of Detroit visited "Oh, yes.",Aeplr.vl Slr. Charteris. "1
at Mr. Ed. Foley's over the week -end. know of blip. Ile's old Hard Pine
Miss Elizabeth ea
O'Connor arrived Vinton's s, He Inherited heaps of
home from Detroit on Saturday for money."
a two weeks' holiday. "1 rather think I've heard of him,"
Miss Helena Foley, who has been said Barbara lie's a dissipated
attending summer school In Detroit,
Is holidaying here.
Mr. Robert (Tare and Mr. and Mrs.
Case and daughters, of Detroit, are
making a two weeks' visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Clare end family.wen
Mr. Joe Quinn of Toronto Is rene-
InR old sequaintances here at prest
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. $$$000wier and son
-3M' a sed Mos Blot of Godeekti;
vletfid among friend There on Sun -
dal• ._.,t,.,,,..
•f" 7f111a,1WilrlrRe a fPa1'Detre*
1" at tier home here for • while. -- -
M1ss Nellie Meagher, of Chepetowe,
is spending a while at Mr. /host
CARLOW
CARLOW, Aug. 2a. -•.11r. and Mrs.
Allan Wilson left on Sunday to attend
t}e funeral of the former'* sister, Mrs.
Dtcksou, at Roseau. Mrs. 1)Ickson's
death occurred on Sunday.
Mrs. Amus, of Parkhill, mother of
Mrs. Thomas Wilson, passed away es
Friday last. Mira, Wilson had been at
ner morners Monalde for tne past walk
or ten days.
The people of Carlow and vicinity
extend henrttett sympathy to the fam-
ily of the late Herbert F. Morris, oar
highly -esteemed township clerk.
Rev. G. T. Watta, of Goderich, will
be in charge of the joint service in
Smith's Hill Dulled church next Sun-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, In which
the congegittien ot,tBenaxltWr t$siesif
church a so will join. •
Farmers In this vicinity are busy
this week with their harvesting.
Threshing 1s In full swing and all ma-
chine* in the community have been
pressed Into service. The weather this
wrek 'has been ider' fcr this work. '
township of Colborne nbourns
the death this week of Mr. J^^h Gal-
lagher of Ouderlch, a former r 'Meet
01 the township. Mr. Gallagher war
one of the early ploaeers. having hafts
born In Colborne eighty-nine years ago'
He [noted to Ooderlch two years ago.'
A further reference to the dseasasd
may be found on another s_ot this
week's Signal.
School will open on Thnndq. Sep-
tember 1st. with Miss Webster, of St. onto. is speeding holidays with het
Helens. In charge at No. 1 school. m
youth, I s3Mstand: not over bright
Do you thlak • rccomtaesdatlon tram
him Is of see wattle," - -- -
Paul tried sot to glare at Barbara
while she wettraduelas W character.
Was that really his repvtatlost He
did net be1Mfl It. The girt was just
sptetnl;
eflidelltly one of these people
11:60•118"01 . R jl eit.anithsly it
Peg caa tual
Al the family Vked "Harri•oa."--
Hunt/wasted meta ealllltg hlinu,ex,c,Pe
Barbara. And for some reaaMr,'p" (fa -
he could not comprehend himself, Bar-
bara
arbans was the owe person he laid hlm-
PARAMOUNT
PARAMOUNT, Aug. 24.- -Quite •
number from here attended the funer-
al of Mr. Dan Maclunes at White.
church on Sunday. Our sympathy is
extended to Mrs. Gordon Jamieson le
the loss of her father.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Worrell. Detroit.
visited at Mr. J. Hasslltoa's recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boom, Wing -
ham, Mr. Jack MacDonald, Khmer -
dine, and. Mr. Mae 'Campbell, Kit-
chener, were recent titters at Wm. R.
Ma rtin's.
LEEBURN
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LEEBL'RIN, Aug. 21.-�[as. 8matk, oc
Tsroutet -esprit-the-welcomed at.. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Clutton.
Mrs. G. Clutton, of Stratford, Wit/
the guest of her sinters and brother
here. She lett 011 Sundae by motor
to spend a couple of days with het
brother In Ashleld.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linklater had
for their guests on Sunday Mr: Blatch-
ford Mrs. Ltakiater's father, from
hisser; Mt dad Mrs. Weeds (Mrs.
Woods- bslglt a deter al Mini Ldnk-
taler), their 4adhMr, M. Pearl
Waa -and Miss Ida Blatchford, an-
other sister, from Detroit.
Miss Blanche Shaw, of New York, is
spending brother
Millais
°& a rwith bee - ERI
brother bete. OD
Edna M. Campbell
Beauty Culture Shop
PERMANENT WAVES
–Os th•Square et North derma -
Mee INS (jSdsr11�
mow oe sefiiT brims tunnies
Harvest Festiyal
a�.rr Hall, NA
Tuesday afteeween ass ',mom
August �Oh
Supper -
Admission 24ic
SUPPER A LA CARTE
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AUBURN
Mimi
rat Horton, , R.N.,t. HEAT FOLKS
Miss Orate Hutton, R.N., from Wer
ton. 1. holidaying In oar burg.
(larvh Nets. -The August meeting
AUBURN, Aug. 21. --Mrs. George of the W.M.S. was held on Thursday,
Marshall of Vancouver, formerly of August Pith, at the home of Mrs. Win.
Auburn, called on friends here over Ruston, • former member, who reside•
the week -end. on /flocks street, Goderich. There
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Straughan and was a good •ttend•nce. Miss Belle
fatally have returned home from ■ Shaw led the devotional exercises.
touring trip around Galt and that
vicinity.
Mrs. Coed, of Toronto. visited her
father, Mr. A. McKenete, over the
week -end and returned to Toronto on
Tuesday morning with Mr. and Mrs.
Walker. who had been visiting here
1br the -past -three -weeks. ---
Mrs. Gay Durham, of St. George, daughter who la doing mission work In
and Mrs. Harry Fremlln, of Clinton, I India. After the conclusion of the
visited with their parents, Mr. and meeting a dainty lunch was served ID
Mrs. John Ferguson, and other rel*- the dining room. The Society are very
grateful to Miss Jessie Linklater, wbo
conveyed the ladies to the meeting and
home again with her cars... As Flower
Sunday was observed on Sunday. the
church was made beautiful with low-
ers. A fine address was given by the
pastor. Rev. W. G. Shaw, who has re -
tire+. On their return home they were
accompanied by their easter, Miss May
Ferguson. Murray and Vera Taylor,
Helen and Stewart Ferguson and Ar
[told Phillips.
Rev. Dr. Jame. Wilson of Toronto
called on his brother, Mr. John Wil-
son, sr.. on Saturday last. 1 turned from holidays. Miss Woods, of
Miss Martha Adams is visiting re- I Exeter, rendered a beaetltul solo and
Mies Aileen Freeman gave a due reci-
tation. There was a good attendance.
among those present.. being Mr. R.
Williams and sister lar trout Toronto;
Miss Jessie Llakiatsr, .wise teaches at
Ottawa ; Mrs. [slat, from Wirer -
ton, and Miss *sorbs tlhaw, Nati
New Tis t. .
Mrs. James Hamilton of Goderich
spoke a few words ua •n article she
had read In The New Outlook written
by the moderator, Rev. Dr. Oliver.
Miss Fdie Horton read the chapter
In shorter Lorin from the study book.
Mrs. G. H. Clutton of Stratford read
defter- she bed received fres- Ices
latives at Kitchener.
Misses Bernice Lawson. Margaret
Ferguson, Dorothy Craig, Mary Doble,
Mary Asquith, with Mrs. Gordon Tay-
lor as chaperone, are spending a week
at Sunset Beach and enjoying it very
much In spite of the inconvenience of
rainy weather.
Mr. ;,ugly ofyth is remodelling
tats • I sees s baAeeak , owes"
by Mr. Tattles Howatt this week.
][Ids Welsh of Edmonton, Mrs, Owe-
d& -of.Abidex)cb MM M.Sm
1St.. Weep wbtted friends here _ e
week.
This week U threshing week in this
mask Illi
LISTEN MY Q$N.OREI
ANC YOU SHALL. MAR
Of THC MANN W IO ORDERS
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ENOUGH FOR a VeA
f':,
yl
Pat the Hast Folks to work and dis-
miss winter worries. Your wisdom
will be proved in the war'th of
your home. Every lump of this
coal is a treasure of cheer. Com-
fort abounds when the Heat Polka
are near. Lift the v.f1 of cold and
discomfort by ring this pintos -
pure coal. It costa no more.
CAM? TER
ai loessw
Garvey'*. self out to please. vicinity. Mr. Earl Ratthby's and Mr.
Dr. and Mrs. Kasper, Misses Eliza- For two months Paul stuck to Isle Fred Platser's machines •re doing the
beth and Elaine O'Connor. with their job. "One month more," he meditated. work.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ICJ. O'Connor, Mrs. Kruse of Galt le the guest of
visited the Martyrs' Shrine yesterday
and enjoyed a most pleasant and In-
teresting trip.
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Dalton, Mia. Mar-
ian and Mr. Alfred D.lton visited In
Dublin o[t Sunday.
Mr. Hugh Benninger, of Dublin. Is
this week a visitor with Mr. Alfred
Dalton.
+t!
Alteration -Sale I
and all merchandise is offered at a
SLASHING REDUCTION
New Fall Arrivals in Ladies Dresses
Fashion for Fall is all wrapped up in Roughs --Tailored
Roughs, Crepey Roughs as CassadeL...and Willow
Roughs with Satin faces; Jericho Serges in waffled,
honeycombed and diagonal types. ,.,.., : ►. - -
Style---Ultra-Smart Styles featuring the cape model, the
suit and the dress with molded lines; buttons play
an important part; leading colors are black, brown,
burgundy and navy.
The Latest in Fall Millinery
The smart Boaten or Sailor with the softening veil,. -
the small close -fitting hat, all made in fine felts
trimmed in the newest fashions and in the
shades; reasonablyneed at - 2.49
leading fallp
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.1 � - .q?, 7.1,- 'U.. stirs :- to
-moi ... •„w,. `4i+:`.
whore INR In irsilsd w Asp"
Wed Siris of &lure, Galericb
"and then I'm going to stage • dra-
matic climax to my little adventure."
He pictured himself disclosing hitt real
Identity before the whole family and
demanding .,f Rarbarn-who would, of
course, tw o.erwhelrn.d with astonish-
ment -her antbority for the asper-
sions
spensions she had cast upon his character.
And then? Why then, having con-
vinced Bath ire of his worthiness, he
would approach the yonng lady from
another angl.-
Then one day when. teeau.e of
thinking ton much of Barbara, he had
been guilty of some little dereliction,
Barbara said to him coldly: "Your
training with that rather disreputable
Mr. Vinton has. evidently, not fitted
you -for-the posttlon of chauffeur &1 a
family such as oars." -
Paul lost Ills head and began as ea-
ergetic defense of his "late employer."'
"Really." said Barbars, "1 had no
Idea that Mr. Vinton wee such • para-
gon Your able defense of him would
lead one to believe, almost. [bat you
were Mr. Vinton himself."
Patti looked at her with • slut and
an expression en his face that was a
confession.
Barbara broke Into • peal of laugh-
ter. "Oh, you guileless youth," said
she. "1 have known whn ynn were
all along. \\-hes you applied for the
position of chauffeur 1 caw •t once
what that you were no professional.
And that little 'recommend' you pre-
sented wee a trill* too flattering. 1
• uspe•ted some mystery and made my
attack upon Mr. Vlntons character as
• chance shot The way yon looked at
me confirmed my suspicions. L wrote
to my enrtsln. Tom Perbertnn, in New
York, °eking him It he knew one Paul
Vinton. 11e replied that he knew y0tt
well. belonged to your cluh and had
heard about ('Is het you made. The
mystery was `*leered np. Rut 1 de•
termined to mite yon ,snits earn your
five hundred -4t wns4au.li fun. if you
really want Le itay on another month
i think 1 can QOM, your •ecrt Plat
ebnut !het mutt Ir(nger."
9 do want to stay on" replied Paul.
Paid won his Ave ilundrod and alont
two months later pnt the money Into
a wedding present for his bride -
whose name ves Berbera.
her deter, Mrs. Ed. Lawson.
Mrs, Melvin Jewell, of ('oltorne,
visited at the home of her father on
Tuesday of this week.
SperiaL-With evere 25c worth of
achool supples you buy at Rolllnson's
store, you will receive a 25c alae tube
of Colgatex tooth paste free. The .ap-
ply 1a limited: get yours now. This
offer Is not open to merchants.
Children's Dar. -The regular month-
ly meeting of the Women's institute,
held In the Foresters' Hall. was pre-
sided over by the vice-president, Mrs.
Charles Stranghan. it wax the occa
Ston of the anneal children's day. The
following program was. rendered by
the children of the eommnnity : Solo,
ikmald Yonnghlutt; recitation. Fern
Lawlor; solo. Ruth Mtraughan; reel -
teflon. Doris McKnight: Nolo, Helen
Ferguson; monologue, Edna Graeey ;
duet, Zeta and Mary Munro; recita-
tion, Delbert Ewing; Instrumental, Ila
Craig; recitation, Lenore Pleetser;
deet, Margaret and Dorothy Farrow;
solo, Eleanor Sprung; reouthorgan sel-
ection. Hugh and Jack Kerr; 11010,
B1111e Craig: reelt.tlon, Georgia
Stranghan ; solo, Jack Weir; recta.r
tion. Isabel Rollinson: Nolo, Bob Mee
ellnehey ; instrumental, Boh Mellveen ;
solo. Betty A.gnfth. At the close of
the program Ice crvww and lunch were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. O. Star -
df, Mrs. H. Armstrong, Mrs. O. Tay-
lor--,-Ws.
ay-
IoF Ws. R. 11.
Growth .f RegSaL Laagwage
The English jangling. Is growing
coMtgntly. The lateet edition of Web
stet'• New International dictionary in-
cludes over 01000 words. Thirty -els
Pam o volume are devoted.-te
new wor 1Hve ?'raise
7ltmertk ire• pow..
>strr t
:G.r.RVGii-jar,„,,
She: Dad dU' be us messed to Mer
TM alit•. • -
Ref "pine
RIC "Not
It Wee he
NIMIRIt
�e likes poetry. then?'
es. Rut the Last frl.nud
to throw out WAN an
mason Wsytly
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IRISH TRIPLES AT WINGHAM
Seven Goderich teams took part In
the Irt.h triples .tournament of the
Wingham lawn bowling club nn Mon-
day evening. T. Pritchett'''. trio
brought home the third prise, three
rugs. and J. R. Wheeler'x rank took the
fourth prize, bed linen. The Onderlch
players were F. Toole, H. McNee end
.1. R. Wheeler (sktpl, F. ('rslgle, W.
Powell end R. Johnston (aklp), O.
Olnn. Geo. MacVicar and H. J. Fish-
er (sklpt. J. Bisset. 1'. Motet and
R. ltlseet (skip!. J. Newcombe, L.
Yonne and T. Taylor (skip). 1. D.
Eastman. C. (Irllnthe and .1 R. Swat
field 0.k1p1. Dr. Hall. J. W. Mae
\'Mar and T. Pritchard (Akio).
J. Johnston and E. Prklham carried
off premier honors et howling on Fri-
day evening teat. (M. Olrin and Bob
Bla.et were second prise winners.
J. R'orwda and F. Hunt were first
mire winners in Monday erenlnR•
Seotch doubles bowling tournament.
Mecond plate wag won hy F. Don-
nelly and T. McDermott.
In the lolly brawler.' jitney tnnrna
'ruant raw Trreedue "vention Mrs. W. C.
Patton won nod place with the larg-
. et. , teotl.M oe t't4 : !far. 1r.Vlisiolgt
was winner of aillese4 {`Inas. Mi.
Ors.ah•k. third, and Mrs. Jerry,•4lsarth.
A strong mind In a strong toady la a
short Ant fall desrrlptltm of a happ;t
*tate In Ode weell-Lelks.
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Conetandy increaaag demand, for natural gas tbrosgboer the territory
served by the pipe lines of the Dominion Natural Gas Co. t.rsbeidary of Citi.'
Service in Western Ontario make the offering of the iapire Gee ! Oil Syn-
dicate most attractive.
As is well known, many fortunes have been trade in natural gas Why
not investigate this syndicate's possibilities) We have 566 acrea under Meat.
moistly in Haldiaaand County, adjoining produciag wells. •so' ready te develop.
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MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY-
GRETA GARBO
Thee moat dlseumeed per•onalky on the screen today Milted her
first Morel soccer appearance with
Eric VM Stroheim
In her latest aneema 't'ha-eiotic Garbo and the colorful "Yea" ere
enough In themssiVes to guarantee the entertainment offered by
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