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CAIIADA, T. r 1 SDAY MORNING, SEPTE1IIBEI 26th 1912
Zurich Fair
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25c a can al
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MANTLES, FURS.
All Ready For The
EARLY BUYER
Coats for Everyone
We are having splendid success with Our
Winter Coats. They are the real
wa glia tailoredf.
A.11 big heavy tweeds and Blanket
in that stylish mannish effect, They are going fast
See them before'they go.
-Millinery
Do not leave your .Fall or Winter
Flats to late. Pick it out early and Aav e
,the best choice. Our milliners are very
busy with the finest hats they have
ever shown, every lady invited to see
the fi magnificent display in Our Show
Rooms:
Overcoats
For the. Big and Small the Overcoats
are real swagger for this fall or winter
Some very new things are shown. Call.
in. and htivea try on. Also a lot of first
class Rain Coats right froni Scotland.
The
Phone 32.
Exeter Council
The Council met he the Town Hall
on Friday evening the 20tti. Mem-
bers were all present, Minutes of
the last meeting were read and appov-
ed.
Communication was read from L. L.
K ioxtown:clerk of Goderick re -bold-
ing a meeting on the 23rd Inst when
the Hygro Electric Power Conrmis-
sicn will be present to explain the
report eta, also to stake how many
delegates will be present On motion
of Ford seconded by Rivers that a
deputation be sent to the Hydro
Electric meeting to be held in Goder-
ich on Monday 23rd. inst. Oarried
A Communication ` was also read.
from the Pubic School. Board asking
the council to take action with a veiw
to prohibiting the sale of tobacco and
cigarettes to minors on motion of
Levett and seconded by Scott that the
Constable inforce the By-law prohibit
ing the said of Tobacco and. Cigarettes
to minors Carried
Ford—Rivere-That the following
accoants be passed as read:
Wm Kemp Labor $600, Thos Hazel
wood do 17 00; Thos Brock do 16 50;
Jno Atkinson do 31 00; Chas D Young
do 33 00; Chas Stotee do 23 50; Joe
Webster do 13 00; Robbert Sanders de
13 20; P Parish do 13 00; R Davis do
28 00; Jas Sweet Jr. do 2600; Bente
Moyard do 29 00; Frank Snell do 5 00;
Jam. Heiman do 9 00; W Westcott
The Late Mrs. Delbridge
Furs
We have all the New Furs to'' this
season New Styles ;lnd Shapes Per-
sian Lamb and Paw. Jai, and Mink,
Marmot, Blue and Black Fox, Alaska,
and American Sable; Grey and' Poney
Furs, Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats, Fur ..
Collar Coats.
Mens &Boys Suits
A good suit here for every man or
boy in the New Natty Fall Goods they
are all here for you to choose the best
that is made.
Jones & MayExeter
ig, ardwaand
�d
Stove Store
STOVES. RANGES,FURNACES and Plumbing Goods
Nelson Steel Ranges $ 36.00 and up
Canada it
50.00 and up
00 and up
Imperial Oxfords. $ 26.00 and
Garland Ranges $ 37,00up.
Oaks from $ 1.0.00 to $ 25;00
Seaters from $ 32.00 to $ 46,00
Bargains in Coal Oil Stoves, Stove
Pipes, :Elbows, Dampers etc.
1?AYMENT
On Thursday of last week the death
took place in St, Josephs hbepotad
London, of Sally westcoet, 65
wife of Mr John Delbridge aged d5
years. 5 months and 25. days.
ceased had been taken to the London
hospital on September lath and under
went an operation. Previous to that,
tune she had been up and around and
attended church the Sabbath before,
The ion was successeul and Mrs.
Delbridge twas getting along favorably
until Monday when she was seised
with a Stroke • and gradually grew
weaker until she passed away on the
19th. Mr. Delbridge and daughter'
Dora were at her bedside *LOUithe
end came, The family were all down
on Wednesday. Deoeased had been a
resident of Usborne all her life and I,
was held in the highest esteem by her
many friends. Besides her sorrowing
husband she is survived by six child
ren, three boys, George and Charles at
home and Franklin, of Claresholm,
Alta., and three girls, Beatrice, Dora
and Ila all at home. She is also stir
vived by one brother, wm. westeott
of Usborne, and two sistens, Mrs. WOG.Mrs. wi
Snell, of Winnipeg and Mrs Ohas, Kydd
of wappella. Sask, The ,funeral was
held Monday to the Exeter cemetery
and the cortege was one of the largesti
ever seen in Usborne: Rev, T. A.
Steadmau, of Elimville and Robt.
Hicks,of Hensall, assisted at the lean
eral ervices, while the C, 0, C, F. of
which deceased was a member, oou
do 14 25; Roy Horn do 26 00; Jae Sweet
do 0 00; Jno Demean do 88; A Moyard l ducted the services at the grave.
do 28 00; Win Cornish do 2 00; James The sympathy of all is extended to Mr
Taylor do 3 00; Sidney Sanders do Delbridge and family in their bereave
25 50; F Bloomfleid do 28 75; Jno Nory went, __-"� wc-
do 46 50; E Heiderman do 2 00; Wm
Creech do 23 50 E Snell do 19 00; ' Nel ^E�TRALL�'
son Vale do 18 00;;' Win Kydd do 2 00;
Joe. Davis Jr 150; Thos Creech freight The womens Missionary Society pur
and labor 3180 Thos Sanders 21 00;
Jno Gill Constable 1 50; Dunlop Rabb Pose having a Special Evening in the
Hoes Co is 50; Geo Mantle Coal 30 42;
Thos Hawkins 75; Jas Murray and Son c 7 30 Mrs nda hurch on Mondalien of west Chaney next beginning at
87 00; Canadian Fairbanks Morse Co h
97 00; London Advertiser Ad 6 00; E
Elliott Insurance 1170; W S Howey
account 50; Imperial Oil Company
Queen City Division 40 99; R G Seldon
49 10; F W Farncombe 75 00; /no
liunkin do 50 00; Young Creech labor
10 00; J Holden street watering 54 00;
I B Carling 5 00. Total $1093 40.
Levett that we adjourn to meet
Friday evening Oct. 4th.
T. B. CARLING, Clerk.
The an meal fall fair held on wed
nesday and Thursday of last week was
a decided success despite the very un
favorable weather conditions. The
wet weather of the first day prevent
ed the indoor exhibits from being up
to former years. The horses and
live stock were of tine very finestand
the judges of these class gave good
satisfaction,
Oh Charles Adolphus, go your way
and paint the town from day to day
until yottve had your fill: but every
foolish ant. gadzooks, is charged
against you in the books and you must
pay the bill. One thing is sure as
death or tax which is that retribution
whacks each erring mortal jay; long
years may pass, already yet. before
tyoure called to pay the debt, but some
ime you must pay. Go rake in wealth
with greedy paws and violate all moral
laws and cheat and swindle still; but
someday—maybe when youre old, and
love seems Netter far than gold—youll
have to pay the bill. Oh, loafer, loaf
the hours away and waste the golden
Isummer dav, refuse to toil or till 1
IWhen winter comes apd workers rest
' in cozy homes of ease possessed, youll
have to pay the hill! Oh, maidens,
radiant and fair, who use peroxide on
your hair and kalsoinine your cheeks;
who twist your systems all awry until
the gods look down and sigh "Oh pipe
10.0 the dizzy freakel'” With alt your
Washers Common Bali Bearing $ paint and furbelows and shoes that
crush your aching toes, you're surely
out to kill; hut when the glow of youth
if past and age comes creeping on at
last, you'll have to pay the bill. Each
foolish action that we do, each wicked
course that we pursue, we settle for
some day; the captain's office open
stands, where we must face this world's
demands and some time we must pay
—Wait Mason.
Cy!editon.
The, Anniversary of the Crediton
methodist church will be held on Sept
29th and 30th. On Sunday Rev E. G.
Powell of Exeter will preach special
sermons. On Monday evening an en
tertainment will be held.
Prepare fot the cold weither CHEMICAL CLOSETS
4 20.00 The best makes to choose from.
Supplies and Engines of all kinds.
NEW BRUNSWICK PLASTER PARIS 3.00 per Bbl.
while it lasts 1912 , make.
BEA3 �N'S A
AND
STOVE VE
STORE
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EHARDWARE
ens
Fall Suets and
Overcoats
■
Mrs King of Forest is the guest of
air and airs Eli King for a few days.
acr Davis of Exeter is Decorating
err asatthew Finkbeiners dwelling.
The four w's met at the home of
the misses Bertrand's on Monday even
ink and spent a very enjoyable time
together.
The misses Kuhns 'spent Saturday
with friends in London.
airs F walker returned home after
spending a few days with friends in
London,
Rev Steadman of Elimvi.11e occupied
the pulpit in the methodist church on
Sunday last. Rev Jefferson took
charge of his duties.
Cavalier is renew
w
i ler of C
a
acr Chris Kibler
ing old acquaintances around here
this week.
Rey Litt of Berlin is spending a few
days with friends atound here.
Quarterly meeting services were
held in the Evangelical church last
Sunday morning. Rev Grenjeba.h of
Dashwood occupied the pulpit in the
morning and evening.
Me and Mrs Chas Eilber ,of Zurich
spent a few days in town the guest of
Mr ane Mrs w H Wenzel.
arise Ella Beaver is spending a few
weeks with friends in London.
air and Mrs Samuel Braunantoed to
Zurich on Monday and spent the day
with err and errs J Preeter.
Mr wm Pajet returned to his duties
in the Bank of Commerce after holt
diving for a couple of weeks.
we are sorry to report that err Fred
Young is seriously ill. we hope for a
speedy recovery.
A large number -from here attended
Zurich Fair last Thursday and spent
a good time. •
Don't forget the Fowl Supper
which is to he held on Oct. 3rd in con-
nection with the Evangelical church.
Don't miss the treat.
ler and errs John Yountr of London
moved their household effects back to
town again. we welcome them• back
miss Mary Roeszler returned to
Detroit after spending a few days
with friends here, She was accorn
parried by her sister Rose who will
visit for a couple of weeks.
err and Mrs Coultis of Exeter, spent
Tuesday ay
theguest u
est of at
r and y
rs Jas
Clarke.
}} t THAMES ROAD
Mr and.Mrs W. J, Allison who have
been visiting he
re for
the past three
free
weeks returned to their home in
Regina Monday.
Mr Wm Monteith entertained a
number of his friends Friday evening
.vr
Will leaves e$ for
Uni e
W
hishome. y
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at
sityMonday.
•
Mr Clarence Gowans of Anderson
spent last week renewing old acquain
tauces before leaving for T7niversity.
The Misses Margaret and Helen
1 Ellerington ere holidaying at their
brothers F Ellerington, ,
visited
"l on vial
Mrs F. Il. Hama t
and
F
Mr
Sunday at J T &insoles.
Rev Mr Fletcher took the services
Sunday of the late Rev Shaw of Eg
inonville, Mr Eliott of Goderich
occup'e d the pulpit here.
from
Cloths re
a
Made -to -Measure We. have just received oar fall sampraof }vMe don very close pilose. We
reeve Swift Limited, London, and give.y
+•Can saye you money on either a suit orovercoat.
est the thing for hard wear.
Oter Watermelon Stripe overells J
Sae our. Men's Low Shoes A2.25 a pair; Ladies Low hoes $1,50
,All Summer goods clearing regardless of cost,
wide flannelettes at llcts. a yd.
iJt1"e"h
. e ' i, yard thePREMIER CREAM SEPARATOR
athe
Bargain Store:Door ,
� Bar .
Exeter
Office.
of Post .
North
B. W. F. bearers
HORSES
Draughthorses— Brood mare ac-
companied by foal- T Harris, Wm,
ldicAllister R. D, Bell, jr; foal T. Har-
ris, W. Smith; three year old, F. Ell-.
erington: span in wagon and harness,
.W. Stevenson.
Alerieultural Horses—mare accom-
panied by foal, Peter Deichert;: foal,
Peter Deichert; one year old IteNorth-
eott, W. Smith; two year old, J. A,
Glenn, H. Voliand; span in harness J,
'McBride, A. Deichert, L. H, Rader.
General Pu.rpose—Mare aceomuan-
ied by foal Melvin Gould, J Decker jr,
G H Gram; foal M Gould A , Foster
J Decker jr; one year old W, David•
sora, three year old, Bert Clark, W
Smith; spau in harness and wagon S.
J, Fyne, J Decker, sr; L Rader,
Carriage Horses—Mare accompan-
ied by foal A, Reichert; foal
A Reichert one year old!
P, Haberer, J. Keohler, Ii, Volland-
two year old S Schroeder, J Keochler
2 & 3 three year old A Etherington.
is pan in harness and buggy, J Spar
Low; It. Geiger: single carriage driver.
R. R. Johnston, E. J, Willert, I ;.
Deters;
Roadsters—Brood mare aecomt aitl-•
ied by foal Wm. McAIlister; P. Lam-
ont; foal, T. Harris, Wm. McAllister;
one year old J Decker jr. C. Truemner
Win. McAllister two year old, L. H.
Rader R. Northcott, 3, Decker jr.
three year old F. Perdue, J. Decker.
sr„ 2 & 3; span in harness and buggy
J, Hey erg buggy horse, J, A. Glenn,
will give and address, T, Willert. G, Elliott; lady driver, J.
Dr Geo Blatchford of Clinton, Mtc ,
brother o5 Rey T w Blatchford, is vis
iting at the parsonage.
This is September 25th aid some
have not yet finished harvest.
Remember the Rally Day exercises
next Sunday at 10:30,
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SEXS11fITI1
Mr J A. McMahon leavesnext week
for Toronto where be willcontinue his
studies at the Toronto University.
The fine new brick residence of Mr
0 Aldworth is nearing completion.
Mr and Mrs A Hooper of the Lake
Road visited the former's brother, A
bert, in Clinton on Sunday.
DISTRICT
The Masons have completed the
• Card of " 'hank
new Foresters building at Granton.
Mr and Mrs R. McIntosh of Mother-
well left last week on a two ; mouths In the fine wool class A. Duncan
trip to the West. They will visit at I tand
GookPPeaha firsts ook fi stree for fat sheep.
Hey sr 3' Deckea sr A, Etherington
Merner Special— Best horse on
grounds F. Ellerington.
Pony Class—Brood mare, Teddy
Merner; foalClair Merner. Judge—
All an Findlay, Chatsworth.
C4.T". Vint Durham— Cow, BTLhe.ity BrosVii' Wm.:
Lamont, 2 & 3; two year old heifer,
Beatty Bros, 1, 2, yearling heifer 1 & 2
Wm Lamont; bull calf. Wm Lamont,
SOther than Durham cow, 3-Newshan;
A, Foster, P Haberer;-two year old
heifer J Pfaff, heifer calf P Haberer,
w Smith two year ` • old
steer J Pfaff, W Lamont; yearling
steer, J Pfaff, 1 & 2 P Haberer; fat
steer, Con. Truemner 1, 2, & 3: Jersey
cow. W H Hoffman,—Judge H Smith.
SHEEP, r '
In the L' eicosrer Class Geo. Penhale
took two first prizes.
In the Lincoln Class Geo Penhale
took five firsts and three seconds;
Winnipeg, Oak River. Saskatoon,
Calgary, Edmonton and Elbow.
Alsia Craig fair was held on Friday.
The attendance at the grounds was
only fair and the exhibits, although
good. were not just up to former
years.
Petitions, which are being largely
signed, are being circulated through-
out Wingham looking to the submitt-
ing of a local option by-law at the
January elections.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
Franklin House stables at Parkhill,
and the barn of Mayor Harrison ad=
joining on Thursday last. The resid-
ences of Mayor Harrison and W. G.
Kaines were scorched and had a close
call from being destroyed.
The residence of Mr. Wm. Coates
county registrar, G erieb,edd s the
scene of a very pretty
Wednesday of last week, when his
daughter Marion was united in mar-
riage to Mr. Arthur Sutherland of
Toronto. The ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. George Ross, B D, of Knox
church, in the presents of about thirty
guestee Mr and Mrs Sutherland will
reside la ,Toronto.
DA ST] WOOD
hisacre
has sold
75
leinfie
ld
Mr
JK
Louis latter
Rader.
The
1 to
Mr
Ra
fern
gets possessionon April 1st.
Mr John W bite has secured d posi
tion as head miler with Cook Bros of
k'lensall and has left for that place.
Quite a number from attended
Zurich fair last Tbdrsay
Mr Harry Guenther is having a
cement wall put up hi his barn, •
Miss I G Weltin was taken to St'.
Joseph's hospital, London last week'
where she underwent ate operation.
Mr Ed Wainer hate eoid his fine 100.
acre farm to Mr Art Weber, who takes
possession April 1st. s left for
Miss MarthaOestrcieher has
Napieryille, 111„ to resume her studies
nlil,. de at the Northwestern College
and fa
Sohn
Delbridge y
11T Jo} n
Mr
ly d to
-erne
Mrs
Held
have ret
sire to thank their many friends and Si;rr, and Mr
d sym$uf`faloafter visiting relatives intewn.
pa thy
ori lg bhe r de Miss Addie Iihiers ham returned
(,evemelatown during their recent bar • home after spending the summer at
Gland 1301111'
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EEDY—In St Marys, on Sept. 18th,
to Mr and Mrs Lorne A. Eedy, a
daughter, (Helen Elizabeth).
READY—In St Marys, on Friday
Sept. 13th to Mr and Mrs Frank
Ready a son.
oats
HUNTER—In Usborne, on Fridav, A Rennie Geo Clausins D. Dig
September 20th, to air and airs Sher pan; small peas 0 Truemner L Wurm
• e W.
B Battler R Gei
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gESTLE—In Exeter North on Tnurs ger; knack barley, D Dignan G
HOGS
In the Berkshire class Snow Bros.;
took four firsts and one second.
In the Tamworth Snowden Bros.
took three firsts and one second.
In the Yorkshire class Geo. Pen -
hale got first for spring sow'
Judge, G 0 Petty
D'OIJLTRY "
Hamburgs W B Battler 1 & 2; Ply-
mouth
ly
mouth Rocks, W B Battler; Black
1
Light
Spanish W.
B. Battler
Brahamas, Beatty Bros, Black Min-
orcas W B Battler 1 & 2 Red Caps,
Leghorns,
W B Battler 1 & 2 White Legh ,
A. Manes 1 & 2; S 0 Brown Leghorns,
F. Brock 4V B Battler, R I Reds 0.
'Trnemner. W B Battler collection of
tPigeons, G Clausins, 0 Truemner Buff
Wyandottes, Fred Brock, Bert Clark;
Silver Laced Wyandottes 0 Truemn-
er W B Battler Buff Cochin Bantams
W B Battler GCiausius; Golden Pol-
ands W B Battler ; Lengshans W B
Battler: Buff Cochins W B Battler
Pekin China Ducks. F Brock, B Clark
Rouen Ducks 0 Truemner W 13 Bat-
tler geese. Sriow Bros W B Battler.
turkeys, G Clausins Snow Bros: Toul-
ouse. geese C Truemner, W B Battler;
W F Edwards Mitchell and J Serene
Judges.
GRAIN AND SEEDS
White fall wheat, ;L` Truemner;
Mrs. G, Hess; red fall wheat, Iacob
Brown, E. Klopp J Haberer, spring
wheat L Wurm six rowed barley W.
Rader M, Clarke A Rennie; white
ow About
YOUR
Fall Suit ?
If you have not ordered
yob `---n Suit or Overcoat do
not before you see our Line of
Fall Suitings 6onsisting of
Cheviots, Tweeds,
Serges and
Broadcloths
FIT AND STYLE
GUARANTEED'
day September 19th to acr and urs
N. ICestle a daughter.
MARRIED
EASTMAN—BRETHOUR-At St,
Johns Presbyterian church, Van-
couver Sept.
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4th by Rey, E. Leslie Pidgeon, Miss
Esther 13rethour daughter of Mr, A,
Brethour, 1 irkton Ont., to Mr.
Lindsay R. Eastman, of Winnipeg,
GOETZ-- FINKBEINER — In lasele
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Wednesday, ,
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I�lizabet.h M,, daughter f Mr
Goetz
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M re, C :Ciul,.be
13It,f?w'N-DIGNAN—In James Street
x on Sept.
• 'h Exeter
htlC
methodist c , a
25th by Rev. W. G. H. Mc Alister as
sisted by Rev, R Redmond of Van
couver, miss Hazel .A M daughter,
of ntr and airs John B.Dignan to
mt. Guy Willard Brown of rings
vjlle.
SALTER—At Toronto General I1.cls
pital on Saturday tsept `21st, Willis m
Ifenry Salter, aged 33 years.
i3EtBRIDGE-•-Ill St Jo.eph'shospital
London, n
, 01
September hFt 1
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all
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Wescott, beloved wife of John Del -
bridge, .of Usborne, aged 05 3'ears, 5
41.0iltilS a 045 days, .,€
Ltiazoo
lection of grain in head, H Neeb ,
Clausins clover seed. J Brown G Claus
ins A. Foster, Timothy seed, D Dig
nan, L. Wurm W Sinith.
—Judge R A. Williams
I1oltT.PCC,T/1'l;IRAL PRODUCTS
, Vection of apples 0 Truemner W.
Rader, variety fall apples, II Rader J
Pfaff C Truemner "variety of winrater
apples 3 Pfaff C Truemner J Haberer
King of Tompkins H Etarler W Smith
Snow 0 Truetnuer P Haberer; Nor
there spies G Clausins, 1) Dignan;.
• H. 'Rader; der• R
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Reciter; ,
dwtn ,
Bat ,
Crespin s.
D Dignan
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an J Decker sr;
Spitzenburg H Rsder W Smith; Can
Reds, 0 Truernner; w Snaith; Ribsou,
Pippens J Pfaff Golden Russets
0 Truemner 11 Rader; Ben Dair
is L Mader D Dignan; Swears W
Smith; S7agners J Pfaff 1, Rader
M
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n" 11 Ba
der Maiden's
en's
blush, W
SinithB?file & Son, R1 nheina Pip
pins 0 Truetnner 3 Decker $r Pewan
kee LRtider J Pfaff; Oolverts, Geo
Olatusins .T Pfaff; Glori Mundt 11 Rail
er \'V Rader 20—oz Pippins, 0 rue
mner W Smith:Tatman Sweets
Rader \V Smith collection' of Russets,
0 Truemner G Olansins collection of
tall pears 3? Haberer collection winter
trots W Radar, collection pears. P;•
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Bartlett
pears s
11aberet, DRadet• lle ish Beauty,
Vn)atlb:aQ:(1 ptn AAA Kl, a i, ;4 •l, `•
Our Made -to -Meas.
ure Department is fill=
ed up with the Latest, `r`*No
Goods. 300 Styles
and Patterns choose
from. ,
Gents
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We also have a First
Class Assortment of
SHIRTS, COLLARS
TIES, SOCKS,
HA1S & CAPS,
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SUSPENDERS,
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