The Signal, 1936-3-19, Page 4•
4-Thuradey, March 111th, 1t136
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0, $30.00
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largest Hat makers in the world.
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Phone 57 The Square Goderich
Mr. Motorist !
We have appreciated your jatronagpin the past mod assure y iliMi
in The future ere willcontinue to supply yew witirt1e hest of ('SEll
('%RS and nor ',rhes will Is. right We hi,- :e supply on hemi. 1n-
, hiding :r 33 Md-':;-Cherrniets.
Sted elbcic[er'i for Good Used Cars
Rouse & Bell 'age
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Capital
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SOUND SYSTEM
Theatre
Phone 47 _ Goderich
Yerw 1•Inyla�-•-0eQ4p, Kelt sad Minae Tay*, ...tr-'awry Ntgirt at
Flee."
110ND11, TI F:5DAY and WEDNESDAY -
John Boles, Jean Muir and Charles Butterworth
\,. nul"•atahl''eumhlnathm In a t..p algid romantic comedy There's
ennui tmfartsimasat,Lt_
"Orch i ds to You"
THURSDAY, FRIDAY sed SATURDAY -
We re• Im s, 1 to 1111,asst - •. - _.. __ .
"Hot
A cure -lire bet for all who crave
With a east of favorites.
Tipp-�-
'teflon and fun -filled adventure.
MATINEES, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 pm.
COMING -"THE LADY CONSENTS."
GODERICH, ONT.
art iris
By R. I. B. 'P
1.
Of hate years' ate% Ms -thea writ- churches took t plc•,•. The Cathe- ; pp
ten about the ltalearle Islands. North I deal was built la to mentor .ialme's WHITEGHURCH
. ,,•-Ib •l.ny Ijrlr.iu Crow i the Yllniu ..fit It 1w ere --1--
have discovered their delirablllty-*etiectorious he would >i td to to Ler hole • WHTTECiITHei1, %larch 17.r-Mgat
a place of restdeuce fur at 'vast theler-tileSliest ober,', that' could be Sam Reid of Awhfleld ut thejweek
winter months, and there is danger built. Ever!' year until abol- eqd at the home of her sea .hire.
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new. of some of their charm beiug lost idhed by the ftep,, a few lean W. R. Terrier.
Wit• -tete- I.YaY ,p�,-lalttlaitF tltul lig un St. liyiv {s lin), the a W.
Thole. Inglis of West
I "trippers." For the s.ke of the peso- , nlversary ooh thT' aurrcnit•tr et" I4 ni Alin wart -Pmt
sass -the -traveller can bC perauad►YJ to Meets. (lie trio xf the Cross over daughter, Miss Chrissie lugllw of,
leave beblud blur, the islands have the Createut was te:eTttfed br 'a • routo. Mrs. Jack Flauuigan. •who ha
i begun to commercialize their charms, magnificent procession to the doors of been here nursing her brother, M
which is rather a pity, sleet, until tete Cathedral. Distinguished edaises's Roddy Inglis, over an attack of plum
quite recent UtaetL Iln'S _ and tewaiiwc1 in atedlaeval dress, beaded by the mond, returned last Wednesday to be
eoutpararytrey IItlaptliic'a oy so-called bewtij of -the 'veyy ihrtpair-ef-Kia*-Nemo-te-Toee°to.- _
modernprgrrs�___ Jaime entwined wilt laurel, entered Mrs and Mrs. Ezra Wellwood enter
To spproaeh Majorca, or Mallorca the Cathedral tad I.:e'ted up to the tamed a number of their friends am
a. the Spaniards e►!l U with their soft, high altar. There, slide the organ neighbors on Friday evening last. A
Jiquld "1," In the early morning sun- pealed forth and the bells chimed, pleasant evening was spent in cards
shine, is entraneing. As 01k' crosses the pole was blosed : then the Bishop, !and dancing.
the bay to Palma one ewes the beauti- clergy and great men of the city I Mrs. Clarence Cox has been very 11
tut curve of the shore rising through pawed down the els!, tied out through !over the week -end and is atm code
pine -clad slopes to a high ridge the streets to tis eputre in front of the doctor's care.
crowned by a thirteenth 'century castle, the city hall. Its facade hung with • Mr. }lector Purdon spent a few day
the long quay extending from the enema brocade, shore the portrait loot week to Detroit with his brother
shore with shining white steamers' of King Jaime la real robes was dls. Mr. Elgin Pardon.
'drawn up alongside, the white and played. After speedo-. cheering, and A pleasant evening was spent at the
old gold buildings of the city rising music, the flagpole ee.es carried Inti i United church last Friday, when the
,from the water's edge, the bine sky, the hall to repose Sroanother year.] young people held a St. Patrick's .c►
and bluer sea dotted here asst there As this ceremony grilled a king, the dal. After *-•splendid program alk
with little fishing craft with Oriental- Republic did away a,th it, and soy repaired to the basement, where games
looking sails. The great Gothic vanished a colorful . hl custom. land contests were played under the
cathedral, which is generally admitted The people are ehanning. In td- j leaderctdp of Mr. Bert Cullimore.
to be one of the most beautiful dltiou to the courte•e one always as- !Lunch was served and a social half"
churches In the world, towers proiect• soclates with the Sisu e's'. there .ia l hour was match enjoyed.
ingly above all its anrfoundinga, and a kindliness about them both in tole Mr. and Mrs Jae Purdon of St.
the eye is, attracted by the graceful
outlines of the Louja, the old Com-
mercial Exclhange, one of the most ex-
quisite buildings In all Spain.
PORTER'S /I'LL
On Tuesday. March 24, the
stub ' wttrehohl their reinter
, Au outside' speaker 1x111 'leiter.
gathering. As large an attend
, possible I. rsi tested.
Men's
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A rveguder 2k puri+
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MOORE'S l'KEIWA(
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re flask of I t)l :K a MOORE'S MITCHAM
I!: with each purrhaae of POTTER I
Both for We
WIS CAKK\' THE NEW M.'sNI('AKR.
!Inger ils
The cm.) way to et:utleure
S'!e
LOVALON 11.1 KINSE---
- A pore. vegei rinse, not a dye es a Meath... Tints the hair as
It rinses... in twelve sheds. She
MPSELL'S DRUG_ -TORE.... ...
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22 The Square
and country that is i.r% pleasant fur Helens visited one day last week at
the sl ranger. They sill go out of the home of Mr. and, Mrs. pre. 1 u
their way to make sore he is on the then.
right path and und••.•taels their di- Messrs. George and Cali in Itobin. BOWLERS AT CLINTON
We Deliver
FORESTERS ARE CHAMPIONS
C. O. F. No. 1 Team Winners In Carpet
Bowling League
The C.A.F. No. 1 team in the God-
erich carpet howling league on Monday
alight won the champioushlp and the
E. U. Cleveland trophy for the second
consecutive year. The Forester* de-
feated the Orange Lodge team two
straight games In the finals. 44-40 and
31-21. The Foresters defeated the
Victoria street United church team
2.1 in games In the nemt-finals last
seek.
The el C. Johnston, R.
Williams. W. Barker, A. MacDonald,
G. MacLeod and J. Bell.
Runners up -E. U. Cleveland, G. Sy -
moods, A• Kaittiag• E. Porter, G.
My and J. Adam.
' Referees -Frank liowra, Joe luck.
A closer insets -Ono, of the town and ret•tloes. and are alive- ready to help wen, Who slt.•ut last week at the home ---
Its-snrrrmndisgs--istPDAMIa the.favora his halting efforts ••• make himself of their father, Mr 'Thus. Robinson. I.alerir•h Trundler. Win in Frietslly
sble--kapreetsibn. alta streets, though Rtwleretexsf in their t••. gilt.. 1'Ac• Mal- . left ori )tdnday for their work -at Tourney
often very narrow and winding. are lortuln has a laagtue:, different from Leamington. Tea G«lerieh fescue made a clean
piee& and• many handsome old. build- the Spa lust of the ,uelaud, but in
- . np in a friendly tilt at Counter Bros
Inge •are to be found ter -meat nuc c the city Spanish b sl. seen everywhere, - DUNGANNON bre h ug. alleys at. ('I tut on on )lond,e
t dace's, One walks along a There I. little poet,:• and he pssiple night. defeating the ('buten teams I.
a , - etct..so nnrreilt=hist term CCTehappy sadtatrt}-,ehsr •uu ,, �(: - The Is,wilrug I urite'v was menet•," an HOCKEY BOOK
,. r ort one side out +t nlal .shake' . haudicra`fis being :,raetl•td stl Mea: Reuben Brewer, of- (:c.i a%rfi�J evhih ri' �rrr*7 __ ttan....._
hand• with mm.- tar ear the eeppes tee There et'cmg to ►n• , danger of race- visited on Sunday with the latter;. ,enaagetw•nt I•. bring arranged. - The -
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i ODEE1CB-BOYS AT GALT
Although there was no doubt of the
superiority of Durham over Clinton Is
the third game for the group cham-
pionship, played at Galt on Thursday
last, the Clinton players are to be con-
gratulated on their play this season.`"
Included In the congratulations, of
I e of bouquets for
the two Goderieh lads on the team.
They are Harold Doak, in goal, sad
Don McKay, protecting his home town
mate from the blue line.
Both were injured In the game at
Galt, Doak having his head cut just
over the left eye when he dived for
the peek and connected with an at-
tacker's skate, and McKay getting a
"charle horse" from a bit of rough
Play.
el
Boas.
seadf r- this
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elle u it bout ate tin out. and sudden- t situicle• and as a ru,. • c childre look T - - rh„h , i. it team- tut rr.twif -m used- Lal.,__ � AUTOGRAPMO a sr -`
Pl R patrols. )!r. tie Ers. 1Surtuu Iloae i.voUe ►Avera'!! PIMUMI
by realizes that the dour araC window i well nourished and ., ,• tn•nhsl most Elsa Erma Finigun. It.N., returnee{ tug at[ (brie gnnees, each squad losing
, frames are of stone, exquisitely carved i affec•tlutuuely by tin e: older brothers ,early, Chit week from Goderich, where ante• •by nbe•nl thirty ',olnts, • Every ts,y ail] want ALBaik-"Roe to
she bad logien nursing for some time: Out, Umber-, tens ;neraged. ■•
,through an open door one sees into a add sisters as well a- their parent., nesneaHaet.rstar"by T. P.Mormeyl
sleaeluuse , patio with tiled(htet••Rame >.. a of INei, the lowest of ' ev • c $o rod ...t• of the wank
pea cements Animals are well r.•e.earl, which is Mr. -Frank Pentland hue punhaeed t Cbuepoa Montreal llares,e,.. Nemr.ty We.
iteualaaa.nce pillars and arches, .'sir- jrery different from -cue parts of the the farm of Mr. Donald -Fowler. just ' the lire -man team being uli. s]abattromaunot'Y:k P heKASt1"ae
ST is - "LILY W'HiTE•'COHN SYRUP -write o• t
in pool the skyt or. bits of arceiter ' Ib mainland. as they
eytln;e• d ar `11y atteudeel the g- - Hence e r 'h bas l! x a+ hl b film.. F s :rang _•
beautiful detain a fountain reflecting plump Nutt weft aoufh e6 the villa game Gaderlrh ►stwT*r, wttb„ ' TA"'a"•""d"]`sr`.r-ttl.�n]r-
ln Itss.. often ore iu ' hob Carl kftrue, ed"iballTd her Cit a� la' .aide 'Hart r to of . t rye.
golden wedding nm - lased to TuromstuvRt nee co_t reddest
dural beauty, with potted , palms or 'southern Spain. There is a story told nicersary of Mr. Swan's parent., Mr. 'led total, t1tQ1; Teeroeto, oust yews boot .fit be WA
rat.
llowerlug plants all about. perhaps an] of an elderly English spinster who was and Mrs. Geo. Swan. Sr., .t.ebfiel 1, on The three -game total scores fur. the i� My
escutcheon over the entrance. Every- a devoted worker In the S.P.C.A. Bat. Wednesday, Marsh 11th. opposing teams were as follows: st'o
where are evidence., of old-time gralaW big heard of the starved, 111 -treated Mr and Mrs. Bert Bradford visited Gadefkh • Seed in a labels the front ,t • cartes
t neon. and tceauty.
horses iu some pasta of Europe, she � � fees•.wy product .n,hof your da
and act -
changes.
(lodeilch on Sunday last. C. McESDU ....(illi R. Carrick tittl Lmeted marked crab your name and aci-
The history of the island is full of took it her graateei (hutsrouoitcun' Born -un Friday, March 13th, to ]ire C. Nivfda 1t14 B. !tall deN stn•easdth.Pet,r•youwentIonefuRnr*
changes. Beautiful as it i., it has t were the sie the If Majorca tithou D, freaeb labell,.edy.roheandtheldb.-
• g and yrs. ti'ara's McIntyre, 2nd con- i J. Johnston ....849 V Livermore 430 !, las pets+,, aoouabd ready tasJsueaa,
the horrors of manly wars anti mw -h folio. -
being short-sighted, she had itrt vert- cession of :Ashfield. a son. y
hiuedabed. More than three tlu.usand. lied her myreaci . ! P. 4titldon heti I : iT;iaters ...413. tt(•Mi _�- -
Hu` 8yttlr-
years ago the Phoeniciatrs, those en- I She went to the =aur y t.f Vis. �tdlger 1
ter slat traders of ancient time. expatiated en the ��
err -0I, -+Mr:- •trtpre a &anther; Mrs is. -t
undoubtedly visited the islands. Then . gauizatiou, trying to enlist AD" buy. --TAa, or Nile. , G. Smith 'ZI"-J, -Stager 575 • Art Lessees, D,..t'r,ott.r,
"Ace' Bailey.
came the Carthagen]ans, followed in port. Ile listened, syntpatttetlr bet I Tthe weekly prayer-tneettng was H. Ailin sees .__HA, Ii. Steep 41111
Ants.41 •was., tart.Retimer., Freak ae•eler. "',:'-`�
xueeession by the Roman., the V4s3- m+mawhat-yttanled ._.As she ,urged t t „Aeld Tuesday evening of this week at
ler 541,1 B. Sternal -...561 BrveARS
DiVRO
E. Drennan 649 P. Livermore :AU
lifterliftInt-tu ft firefly,- �
eiy,-t ieS�tAusutstkally: "Nee ; fans daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jack I ALLEY BOWIL NG CHAMPIONS y
--saprrasaa;--'�
Curran, of concession 6 (.t t1 11, ate t
F. Bunt .............it:Pt n, halt 567 •
Goths and the Moors. For several' need of raising Sone) for the purpose. the borne of Mrs. David Glrvin. l A Tay
4-hnodrtrd scare last held sea ,! of organisation, asking for his co -op -N. Dearth et Grandparents, -The in-
cecros mmika,-Ta-thts admit.- t, -miler nonntpkt of n liPrrnrginnunII: of Atterthehowiletd[ng►ng schertatthe lastTat few weeks
1 Drtttesn's
CROWN BRAND
tnradlns futc'ea! will bold a butL101et, madam, and all
CORN SYRUP
At last., la 329D,'the pruc
from the mainland.THE FAMOUS ENERGY FOOD Cel
we wenn l gusty
J aime I of Aragon, that heroic young i able licxlet for the L're•ueutlom of 7does not Inez for grandparents. She
figure of the thirteenth century, was Cruelty to Animals. it shall mit be has four great;ramelmothers, two alleys, Bill Johnston's'Tigers were de I a0a1pNal 7 opSTANCH
eW th
1 persuaded when opt" twenty to ander-ta lit Mgt MalIan•a is indiffrent e Rrnar gtaad�tyers; iwn feared two straight games in t1T finals 1 CANADA COON nypN
take the expulsion of the Moors to humanities." imagine the English rel •�•--•w,.._ ._eTtra*• re 'atm Tuesday night Ty Ct1f. McManus' I Gs7amacos.SAtlCOaTAat`ll
' bring the Isla ode under the Cross In- woman's horror and indignati,. , I When ' House of avid team. The scores
t_ w s ' When
� Mr. Yrs. Joseph Hackett of I,uck-
the true faith. Vo doubt Jaime him- or, I had ..'owed for Intelligent co-op now Ind -Mrs. --'Annie Treteeven of
, Dungannon are great -/grandparents and
and J. Ec
I
gratiled ndparents. On the maternal Aide i were 1101-1018 and 1173-011ie
stead of the Creticent and give them Nie as able to peak she raid Yen
The champions are C. McManus, H.
self was filled with holy zeal for the i eratieu and understanding. I bad Johnston B. McDougall, C. \lulus
Christian faith, but no doubt his
n obles had more material ends to
serve as well. The war was bitter!
and savage; horrible cruelties were i
practised by the conquerors, though
Jaime treated the conquered Emir
himself with utmost gallantry. Mosque.
were torn down and Christian
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hoped that before long sugh would be sir. and Mrs. pert Treleaven of Ash -
the happy result of our united efforts tis'id are grandparents.I winning Tigers ■re W. Johnston, P.
that the pea Sats of Ibis benighted is On the ea- !Glidden, R. Drennan, H. Allen and J.
pa-
ternal side, Mr. and Mr+. John Men -Reid. Third
land would strive for prizes for the are And Mrs. Sarah Sam/dere, all of place team h, composed
John -
best -kept horses, that a new era-" I Ashfield. are great-grandparents and of G. aridMC. sem, G. Smith, P. John -
"But, madam. Interrupted the Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Curran, also of sten C. Stowe.
Mayor, "you misjudge me. My heart Ashfield, are grandparents.
The Toilers and the
Cts /My
is all for vont cervi a and for the junior i,atttttte� off for a game with the Oo Gotten for
i starved horses; but alas! where shalltote t Th I M a consolation prise.
• ms• erray.
ash 12th at the
we find them? The prises would have home of the president, Miss Margaret
i to be offered, not for the best kept Ryan. In spite of the inclement
horse but for the worst, for the lad- weather, there was a fair attendance.
Is Indeed a rarity." • The object of "Beautifying the Home
In the beginning of February when i with Pictures" wee taken by Miss Cora
the fields are full of wild anemones FYnlgan. A debate on the subject,
and lavender, and the almond or -b- I "Resolved, that the people of fifty yen'
!ares all over the Island ere a mist of ago were happier than the people now -
bloom broken here and there by the I Adaya," was interesting. The afrms-
soft grey green of the olive or the !negative
was taken by iia Maize and the
1orange groves with their golden troll , negative by Verna Anderson. It was
17iah'•Atddee to the UYt folia , as,st�j.not decided who was the winner, but
the murmuring ptnea stand out agate wmP good points were heron out by
the purple mountains beyond, one beth. A singsong war enjoyed for a
wonders If this I'. not Indeed one of while. A committee of Marjorie Mem
�. the Fortunate Isles Che
Donald, Bernice Roach and Cora Pint-,
Adclenta spwoke. n iittleof paradfaewhich e. gar was appointed to meet and make
- - -- I auggesttons for ways of raising funds
P -- "'yZor ISP soclery. A datnry ?nm'h-wa.
'served by the bode**.
I St. Patrick's Serial -A pretty St.
MRS. R. J. M CCAW
The death of a former resident of
Goderich, In the person of Emma C.
Addison, wife of Robert J. Megaw,
occurred on Mendel., March 9th, at
Vancouver, R.('., where she and her
husband had Isom living eine',- their
re -moral front Goderich about twelve
ware ago. I Meet sed WAS a daughter
..f the late Mr. and Mrs. Jaunts .\d.ti
•ren of Geslprlrh. After their marriage
Mr. and Mrs. Mega, lived for some
.1ears tit Keewatin. Out., and Portage
he Prairie, \inn.. returning to Goder-
ie•h when the Megaw brother.' tock
.•ver the Big Mill. which had been
Patrick's parts was held in the United
church nit Monday evening tinder the
auspices of the W.A. The basement
w•Ao decorated In a green and white
color sehetne, with the shamrock much
in evidence. The program Miran
with a singsong led by Mrs. (Rev.)
T. it Turner, ereafing the spirit of
guest fellewshlp: this was followed by
in«1 n, mental, cvvAI and reading nuln-
la•r-•. ' Circle games of different kends
were played by the younger folks,
while others played checkers and cro-
kinolc• in (j,e eros.. rooms. Partners
for lnneh were matched ?is cacti har-
ing a slip with the half or an Irish
name. A tasty and refreshing lunch
„Hs• for tom' ;•'cur, and org,u,izevl,the was then s•rveyl with the color of
Lake Huron & Mnnitoia Milling Co. "ottld Ire'lnnd preelomlhntlntg-in mind,
Resides her hnsbasd, Mrs. Negate and jellies. itnd roads prevented a
leaves two sons, Robert A., of Midland, larger attendance, although..* ��we d
!Ont. and Francis R., of Vancouver. namis•r were ,err. The pre eds
I 1 ahs} a &TsiiglIiiI, sink!). A. Y..rsn. tpd to 517,55.
r.
I1 rotA rsoaLso sunlve Mr14w•a H. t By I The Ladles' Ald of Zion e'humh, Tay-
+ holbok . sod Miss AMr'e lie. Addlsnn. lor's Corner, will hold a hoc social in
I of l'aneonver ; -James H. Addison, of the wheel hunter on Thursday. March
' Mount Fere-t, (Int , and George F. 211. at S p.m. A good program is be
.\dM,Qn1a, .,of Weston, (lett. The fun. !big prepared. Everybody welcome.
erdi tclbit place at Vancouver on
't'hurswlay. March tRta. ltey. (1, Har -1 • THE ARTHUR CIRCLE PLAT
,,,,,in vine', amH.-alone interment 'on Thnreley and Friday evenings
was l'n the Masonic .cemetery, itnrnahy of next seek. In the lecture room of
Mr. snit Mrs Magner were chrwa from Knot S•Mnrch. hie' Arthur ('hale i'lar-
eans•oure'r rah ►ehr�ury con a vl-•It to era w•ili present the Ibree-art comely
their son at Midland sad were In Gott "A Whim. In Green." The Arthur
etl'h for a few da)s rias than a month I Circle Players have s reputation all
i op,. and the news of Mr's. Megaw's, their awn• rind we are a•snrpd that
I (teeth, which rwr•nrreeg shortly after thou c' who sae Choi( prPaeatatlon of
their return to Vancolver. w•as a sur=' "A Widow- In Green" will have an
prier. and ...hock to her friends het*. evening of rare Pnjnetnent. Whlk
1. - there are laughs aplenty in the play.
"At last I usci' disea,Prd the idealit has PIPO a strong element of 'es
'tripl' sliianee-hm
rice, t:tdle' and tideI1jm'e--but you will hare to go amt
Cheps'" Helen Hoven. 'bear it for yourself.
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Roits fifty
Coats .. !Sur
Snits and Estes
Planta.. 111.2
Pants :ll
Taproots Ale,
Sweaters rA .
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Dry Cleaners
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Service
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Drowses .51.15 up
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Writs 51.15
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Gels I See
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Tree Pick-up and Delivery
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