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►des and May's Sale
White & Two -Tone Outing Shoes
Five Styles „Women's all white $ 3.50 Canvas Slippers and Pumps,,
Leather Soles on Sale @ $1.50 pr. i.,•
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Women: and:: b.b
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Woiris � l� - nt. G u er Sole.
'Slippers_.
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All WhiteStrapSlippers and Pumls
, Soles,
ideal for holi-
day
time, on Sale @ :$1.79 pr.
White Slippers with Black
Trimmings
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Fleetfoot hake latest yof 2 toned Slippers, Oxford or Strap,
stylesPP
on Sale $2.50 & $3.75.a
$1.15
Women's House Slippers at
30 Pair Canvass with Leather Soles, Strap or ',Lace, will give great
wear @ $1,15' pair,
30 prs.WomenPsatent S li�4
rs
An Extra Bargain for Growing Girls, Clarke's.N9. 1, Patent, Low
Heels,- Straps with Buckles; Lady Belle make regular' $5:50 to clear at
$3.98. '
Khaki Pants, Bloomers, Play : Suits
For the holiday season for Boys , these with a paof ,Brown Run-
gShoes make the ideal outfit. We,; have:'theipay n in either long pants
or 8.loo111e17s, also Khaki Play' Suits for the small Children.
Surer Suits for Men
Conte here for your Suit, all the New Light Shades, Smart Styles at-
low prices.
Men's Blue Striped' overalls 1.79
5 Doz. genuine Steifel Cloth Overalls, Special at $1:79.
i i Patterns
P ctor a1 R.e��:e� Pat
We are' now:agente for the well-known Pictorial Patterns. Order
your patterns .here and secure the latest Styles.
Groceries Groceries
No; one undersells us
ROYAL YEAST. CAKES 05c,
CANNED TOMATOES ,..,2. for 25c
LATJND1Y' SOAP ........ 7c a bar
1 Ib TINS 15c
7 BARS 'CASTILE SOAP•4for.25q
RARSWOOD POULTRY _SPICE
20c & 40c
LUX PER PKG. 11c
CHEESE PER tb 23c
REDPATH'S GRANULATED
Prices always right
AMMONL4........:.., ,,,,, 3' for 25c
SPECIAL BROOMS 45c &65c
JELLY" POWDERS '" 3 for 2t0 •
SPECIAL TOILET SOAP 8 for 25c
KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES lOc
OR 3 FOR 29c
CREAM OF WHEAT 23e'
CASCADE SALMON ....i/ lbs 100
SUGAR, $11.45 A BAG.
THIS STORE WILL. CLOSE AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON EACH WEDNES-
DAY DURING JUNE JULY AND AUGUST. •
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MORNING, JULY 19th., 1923
1I•URON H1Ci SCHOOL
„� JiNTRANCE. RESULTS FOR 1923,
Total number of marks obtainable,,.
750.
Marks necessary to pass 450, with
at least 40% in each>: subject. First
class honors require 562 narks and;
are marked (A.) Secoizcl-class honors
need 525 marks and are marked (13)
The highest marks obtained in.
each subject�'is as follows:
Reading—.Alvin .Warerener, 46..
Spelling— Grace Flaacke, W. Leg-
gett, R. eLevis, Lulu' McDonald, Erma
Falconer, 50.
Writing --Annie Freeman, 46.
Literature,—James Ross, 91.
Composition -Murray Neil, 87.
Geography Jean Walter, (11
years,) 90.
History—Beula Sandy, .S7.
Arithmetic -Hugh Creech, Olive
Kilpatric, James .Anstay, Helena
Plante, Florrie "West, Darr Hibben,
Alvin Kellerman, Lorne Foster, Wil-
lie French, 100.
Grammar—Eugene Howey, Helen
Straiton, 98.
Tota —
Goderich Centres— Doris
Hibben, 617; Exeter Centres—Eu-
gene Howey, 645.
The marks of those that failed are
being mailed'to thein. Unsuccessful
candidates that decide to appeal Sliall
notify the Public School , Inspector•
before the 15th day of August and
their answer papers :will be re_read•.
Thereis a fee of $2.00 which will be
returned if the appeal is sustained.
The certificates' of tile successful
candidates will be sent to the teacher
or to the Secretary , of the School
Board about the 20th. of. August.
Bayfield 3:'ublic; School
Marion Davidson,-` Jaek Ferguson,
Albert Woods. et
Exeter Public School
Reggie Beavers, Marjorie Clark,
Frank Creech (A) Hugh Creech (A,)
Tames Conner, Jack Gambrill, Mar-
vin FToaiey (A,) Eugene Howey (A,)
Kathleen Heainan, John Kuntz, Mar-
jorie Medd, . Edna Russell, Edward
Taman (A,) Florrie West (B,) Eva
Betts:
Eugene I-Iowey obtained 645
marks, the highest in Exeter School.
alensall.1'. S.
James Bengough,;Harry Cook (B)
Lorne- Foster (S&'Dorothy Hefter-
•= ^: nail. Manley Jinks, FIarry. Joynt (A,)
Pearl Kennings, Lulu McDonald, Ray
Pfaff, Raymond Rivers, Archie '.
Sparks,.Alvin Warrener (B,) Lorne
Gomm
Whiteside, Fred Steacy..
Margaret Johnston, No. 14, Hay,
obtained 614 marks, the highest for
Rensall School.
131
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iPlyiriouth Binder
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Twine
650 feet to iIb. 131/2' per Ib.
Hay Fork Ropes 22c per Ib:
Sling Ropes $1.50 pier pair
Hay Fork Pulleys 85c
New Feerfetion Stoves
for the Hot Weather
3 Burner $26.00
4 Burner, $34.00
3 Burner,, Snperfix $50.00
Ovens. $6,00; Wicks,, 40c
as
nable Hardware
Screen Doors, $2.45
. Screen Windows, 45c
Screen. Wire, per "yd, 20 to 40e,
Screen Door hinges etc. ,Spray
era, 65c and 75c.
Carborundnm Stones, 90c and
$1.00 ''
Scythe Stones, 15c and 35c
Pure Paris Green 75c lb`
Arsenate --of Lime, 45c
Cowease' $1.00 per can
F. ' .,00il 2•C1o'to ` 4.7'5
w er�are
PLUM3ING- AND TINSMcPHING4
Xf ,�rda�are
•,.xt'-,.h m'
The flowers around town are pre-
senting an, attractive appearance.
Plower growers will keep
in inincl
the flower show to be held by the
Horticultural. Society on August 24
and 25; also i\lr. J. W, 4 Taylor's
special prize for best arranged and
best • kept residential property.'
TI -IE LATE • W. - H, TONE.
From the )/Iediciunc Hat'2:.inl,es,-`:
ter 'a brie) Silliness of our wee:ICS
4' Il Tom, a tvell k,n,awn mad
termed resident of Me finale Hat; p
Winchelsea -P. S.
Verna Brock (A. ),,dalarjoi•ie Del-
bridge,' Lena Heywood ;In•a--Ja nes,
Verna Brock No. 6 Osborne,' ob-
tained 562 marks, the highest far
Winchelsea School
Crediton P. S.'
Laura- Clark, Ireus Fahner (B,)
Helen Mcisaac, Helen Orme (B,)
Hilda Sims (B,) Mina' Winer (B,)
Elgin Woodall.
Erina Fahner, No.. 4, Stephen, ob-
tained 559 marks,:,txie' highest for
Crediton School.
Dashwood P. S.
Entina Graupri.er, Alvin Kellernian
(B,) Anna Tiernan, Eugene ,Tiernan
(B,) Kenneth Wein (B,)
Anna Tienian obtained 593 marks l one of his fineers with a.:razor and
STEPHEN COUNCIL
rind 11,Irs E. J. I-Iorney and Mrs.. Wan.
The counel of the township of Ste- Meru motored�✓'
phen convened in the Town hall, � to ; Ci_gth on .h'londay.
a111 attended
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Crediton, on Tuesday, July id 1923
v Tsar '
e of Mr z, a
at 1 z tAll members w� present � id 111rs. G. E. Co1-
1. n in he were p se will.
The minutes of the previous ineetin5 The pupils of the Exeter school
were -read and adopted.
Bayes J'euhale: '1Itat Peter Els-
the
a very creditable 'showing in
enbaelx be awarded a contract to eon= the Entrance examinatiois. Of the
signet a 10 Foot culvert, known as fifteen pupils writing, all .passed,
with. honors, Soven of these wer
Scott's culvert', an Cons. 16-17, at 4,
or '�vr the price of $9.50 per cubic
prompted from the Jun or class, dui-
yard, which price shall include' - the ing the year, taking the work in one
year. Mr. G:, S. Howard, the: "rin-
furnishing of all material accordingp
to a plan prepared by .Mr. G. A, Mc- cpal, is to.be congratulated,
On . 'Cucsday of'ilast iyeek 1',i i•, C.
W. Christie of Stephen,':met with a
,
nasty accident which comes at a
Mr: and Mrs. W, J,' Horney, 14r
Cubbin, P. L. S. ' Currzea:
'The following orders were paid.:'
Hydro Electric Commission, acc't
$18..72; Dr. Williams, clothing ` for very bad time of the year. He: was
Alma Williams, 16.18: Advocate riding a bicycle to attend a meet
Printing Office, acct 24.40; Domin- ing of school trustees when he struck
ion Road Machinery Co., repairs for some gravel and was thrown off,
grader, 9.15;Jas. Glavin, Comm's & He suffered a dislocation., of the
reps. No. 2, SB, $11; Wesley Mathers right elbow and : a fracture. e
contract No. 2, SB, $40; John W. Word was received in town on
Steeper, contract No. 3 S13, 11.75 ; Saturday of the death of Mr. Isaac
Cecil Jones, Comm'r No. 3, SB, 2.50; R. Bissett, son of Mr. ancz Mrs. Thos.
Harold. Ryan, contracts Nos. 5-6 SB, Bissett, who c14e'd in Dauphin; Man.
$129; ,0. Regan, Con m'r No. 6, 5B, l
following an illness of only .a few.
Corrie O'Brien, Comm'r No• 5 SE, 'days.- The deceased was in his 44th
$10; Jos. Ryan, contract No. 4, SB, year, He wase born in town and
41.25; Wm. Grieve, Comni'r No. 4, grew to manhood here. The remains
SB, 5.50;Geo. Eilber, pt contract' are being brou ht herefor burial.
Crediton Drain $500; Municipal b g b
World,supplies, 6.85 ; Centralia Co- On Saturday last whine 1\ir, Mich:
t
Operative Co., cement, $35;i Rowland Fletcher ,was assisting his son Roy,
Bros., gravel Tp. acc't- 26.50; R. 0'- with the haying'he met with an un -
Rourke, fortunate accident. While unload-
work on 513, $1; Rowland
Bros.,_ gravel SB, 77,50; John Barry, ing hay the chain .on the draw pulley
contract
No. 1,513, ; $45; Milton Mit_ broke and Mr. Fletcher was . struck
chert, Comnt'r No. 1, SB, $8; Sam'l
Lamport, Comm': No. 5, rcl 2, 7:70;
Sam'. Lamport, rep rel bik N. 5. -rel
No. 2, 5:50; Thos. Neil. pt, grant
Town Line Stephen & Bidduiph, 4.25
Thos. Houlaltan, grading rd No.. 5,
6.75; Albert Keyes and others, grad-
ing rd No. 5, 6.75; Jas. Hodgins, con-
tract, rd No. 9,$52; Jonah Kesile
and others, filling iii bik No. 5, rd -5'.
226.50; Mat Sweitzer and others, as-
by the whiffletrees on the right side ,
of the bead. He was. rendered un-;
conscious and remained so for some'I
time. At present he is getting along
nicely although his body is quite
.:cursed,
A very' pleasant and interesting
faxietion was held by the W. M. S.
of Wesley church -in the auditorium
Wednesday afternoon, ,ieing a recep_
tian for Rev., M. J. and Mr•s. ikon,
listing surveyor re` Shipka Brain, I the newly installed ,pastor and _his
$20. wife: The place had been very taste -
The Council adjourned to meet a- fully decorated,' and' a large number
gain. in Town.Tall, Crediton, on Mon- of ladies were in attendan.ee: The
day, Aug. 6th, 1923 at 1 pini.
Henry Eilber, Clerk.
EXETER PUBLIC SCHOOL
Phe fo11o«xing is the result of the
Junior Fourth promotion.
Passed, Vera Mooney, •=77', Lillian
Baker, 75; Harry Jennings, 7S; 'Stel-
la Northcott, 70; Sydney West, 69;
Irwin Ford, 6S; Harold Skinner, 61.
Promoted on trial—numbers in
brackets indicate the failures: Doris
Salter, 71 (1); Annie Sinunons, 69
(1); Catherine Woods, 68 (1)'; Lyle
Dinney, 65. (1) ; Edith Walter 65
(1) ; Wanetta Nelson 60 (2) ; Irene
Beirling, 52' (3). Those absent, Vera
McDonald, Alcla McDonald Clifford
Hutchinson.
G. S. Howard, teacher.
LOCALS
The Tnanies Road from \Iain St.
to the corporation limits is being
graded and widened to 28 feet and
will be surfaced with crushed gravel.
N ` Reg. Bissett, of Chatham,is
Ii. se
g i
g home owing to the death of his bro-
ther, Isaac, who a died in Manitoba,
and is being brought .ioine for bur-
ial.
On Monday Mr. Norman Hockey,
barber had • the misfortune to cut
the highest for Dashwood,
it' required several ;titche-s-,to close
\'Ir Zurich P S thee wound. •
Zurich,
sed. away on F fig lay June( 22nd, at
csidence, - 544 Ca'mbrir1ge St. '•
funeral l service which was largely ^at-
te,nderi Was held on; Sunday aftiernooni,
aixd conducted by Rev. J. W. Mor --
-of the Presbyterua,ni' Church, and
) uterrnenit took place `a!t I3r,�blside :cern-
ete:ry . The' '1 W. H: Toni was barn
did Poa•t I3ap gust 7th, 1.859. iie
spent most of hiss-beyltaod clays lull Ex-:
et s, Ontario, arriving there. at -twelve
y ors, of age. He came `jlle Mediicine
1ia.t in 1883. In ,early days Mr. Tom
teas' a builder ncd contractor, but for
lift,ce,it. years had 1teeall•agent for the
Hu=isan, Bay 'auid''0. P. R. landst„ He
leaves to mania :the loss of a -kind.
husband and lathier„hi,s, wife„ who was
,:
Ellen Porten. of Wiingh6m,• and
his Inc daughters, Mits. t 1 orina,a Leale
a.rrd `trs. Rcgitn,a,ld Parker bath of
�T;edicait,e Hat, and 'tire: graincl .rhilcl,-
reli. Also, one brother, J. C. 'f'em ,o1
.,olernao, A.lta,'iaaid •three sisters; Mrs,
(R''.) J. �V.' Dona of Yarker . Once
1Irs, W. D. Yea, Exeter,- and Mrs,.
(Dr.) I). A. �Bow•earman of Menomonie,
!�rkicon>fin> The pall hearers were,
15>ssls 11 G Porter, Jainas P.o,•tcr;
I1ebert 1tu ]iesloi'd,'.Dr. J; C. Hargrave'
C R 'Gaa•wa1 G.. Worthy.
l Mrs: rahan' and Miss 1.
e, --.i Iz,., and.G
Douglas, No. 9,'Stanley �'
a
s
'Margaret t b
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;obtained 583 marks, the highest fo
his- Zurich,: Lean, of Rodney, motored here .nd'
T.he ` 1 with D and Mrs. Graham:
Grace Graham,and Mr. and Mrs,. Mc-
13OITN
\11L141311 ---At 14th cox., Ilay, Town
ship, on July Ctii, to 114r. and Mrs.
Walter. Miller,' a daughter.
DUCF1A[11)1E--At Sattble Line; Hay
Tp., on July 71i, to Mr. and hire.
ti�rnx. Ducharme, a' daughter•,
CANTIN—At St. Joseph; on July 9th
to 1Vir. and Mrs. Napoleon Cantin,
it Son:
DIED
IIISSETT---Tl” Dauphin, . STan., on
fitly [ 4th, Isaa'.c, 11. Bissett, Solt of
111r., and Mrs. Thos. 'Bissett, of
town, aged 44 years.
_ visited with r,
(B,) Helen Foster, -Mildred Geiger on Sunday..
Irene Decker, Evelyn Dttcha m,e ,
(A;) Idella Flowalcl -(B,) Keinieth) Master Leslie • Poplestcne, of
Koehler (B,) Claude, �Meidinger, + Blytlt, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Prang, Luella Reichert. J. T. Morgan:: He willspend the
Holidays with relatives Here and in.
Grand Bend Osborne.
Anna, Bossenbeti•y, Edna; Gill, Cora
Oliver, Wilfred RavelIe, Elia Stat -
ton, Mary Pavelle.
STEPHEN TP. :.
1.
No. 3—Stella 'Dearing, Gertrude
Inilit
No, '4—Erma Fahner (B) Irene Mra,re
terve,Ruth 12.Teh er.
No. 6—Erna' Neeb, Ester Ne,cb (B)
No., 7 -Edward ,Wilsoni
Na, 10 -Olive Brown, Hugh Love
No. 11 -Herman Brenner, 1V/Tina W ull,ert
No. 14—Mary O'Brien (B), Harvey'
Godbolt, Helen Htcks, Murry
Neil.
Ni), 62 -Separate School—Jobii Mei risy'
scy, Lotuse, O'Hara, ' .Gerald
O'Rourke-
IJS1BOR:NE TP.
o, !. Mervyn Cudnio'e, 1lelvi,l;:e
bourn, Norah Oke, I-Iew oeti
T Ia11.
No, 2 -Marjory Gol]ngs, Re+bt. ' urn-
bull.
No, 3—Gi c ta, ;Brock: Verdi Giant
Allen Fletcher, Lloyd Shier
(B)
No, 4-Luiu ILunter (13), Marjorie,
finder.
No. 10 -Doris Bolton, Leslie Thomson
Calvifii, 'Westlake, Violet
Westlake. (B),
No, 12-�V:,i,e Fri:;nclt (13)' Ir enc
pv__:a. Vi atet Eli'ultt.
(Contintted op page five.)
Miss i\Tarion Bal of Toron-
to, and her-nephew,Stanley Blatch-
ford, of Detroit, are holidaying with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Blatchford.
Mrs. F. 'Witwer, of Exeter North,
was taken seriously ill on Saturday'
evening last' with Heart trouble and
fears were expressed for her recov-
ery. Site is improving.
Che Hurondale Women's Tnsti_
tute vrilj1 hold their meeting on
Thursday, July 26th„ instead of Wed-
nesday July 25th owing, to several
picnics on their regular day.
S
Mr. and Mrs. Albert p , encer , Mrs.
W. J. Statham and 'Mrs. Connington
motored to Cargill: Monday and at_
tended tIte china wedditt:g anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Calwill,
Mrs.
Oakes, who` has been visiting
her, mother, Mrs. T. Gregory let on.
•
Saturta,Y• for her Moine in G'hiccZgo.
Mrs,- Gregory and Miss Gregory Lie-
cotnpanzed her as far as London.
The winners of the local bowling
tournament on. Fri(lay evening last
were C. Nares, W, J, Stati ole and
R. Mawhinney. 'Phis rink was tie
with Thos. Elliett,• ruin. Rivers! sand
•'Prue. Elliott, both, conics having g
wins PIUS 8. The 'term CV W'✓cin 0 Lit.
in a play off.
warmth of the greeting 'certainllo
touches Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, who
are delighted to find that they are
already established; in the friendship
of their` people. A,1 shoi` program
of music and readings was given and
a:• dal -rte- lunch was served, -2m
herstlxui-g Echo.,"
CA97aN CHURCH
1'.
A beautitiri cervico; conducted icy
the aniclst of lovely flowers and. with.
$ et •t
i. 1 music '
p i c by .the cliaii `- was held
at Caven T'resbytcriaii. Churtn last
Sabbath morning when parents -ere -
seated . four eblldr(en for bai'ptisrf.
The children were Betty Margaret,
daughter of _'ir. and Mrs. : Lloyd
Baynitani, Marion Elizabeth �claughw, '
Mr.
ter of I Ii . azid" Mrs.' Will Smith, Dori=
ald Duncan; sari of 1)r; and iF'.€i e Gra_
hall" and Richard James Hardy soil.
of Mr. and II�lrs, J. G. Stanbury• f
large congregation which iicltzded..
out of town relatives of the children,
listened to ail 'inspiring address by
the pastor, Re r, ,lames Foote, 13•A..o,
who administered the Sacrament of'.
baptism.
The"-Preasurer of In, i11 tskolka Hoses
p,tal for Consunt tive,s' desires grate -
.
p
,frilly to ackna}wrledge the following
contributions • receiveel ;in Exeter by
the -Field Secretary- of .the National
Sa,namriunz Associations—e5 each, 'I%
S. Woods, Janes & May, Associations-e$5
Complin,
Dr, T. Tr?', Brouili;g, C. F. Iloopert
32 each, Dr. I� irsznan,, T. II urs e' , H.
T. Rowe; S1 each, James Lawson., son, G.
F Roulsten, F. M,l3cyle R. T --I. Ce�r-•
nish, 1\T S. Iloivey, NIrs. St:allani,,, I
C. _'vera, Grigg Stationery; S:dnep`
Davis. G. A. 1-Ia"wki,ns, John Hind,' W.
H. Johnston, M. E. Gardiner, p;. Ji
i9orney, 11, sxr ao,e;rr, Rev. A. A.
Trimmer, Milo Snell, L. B. Doyle, H.
Francis ; 50c .each, Geo Waulser,
_A. T; sterid 'W. pr, Harness; `25c.
-Total, 351.75.
SILL IN ER
Mid-suminer "Sale of • Ladies' Mis_
ses and Chilclren's Hats, Motor Caps
and Sport B'ats.' A large assortment
of, Ti•ilnzned and 1,nti i:za hied Hats to
choose from.
Buy your next z el.''s Spring Hat
r - ` f, for' sliclr a:
now when youcange,, i
redicuiously••Iow price. '
Also Stamped Linens, ' Ladies'
Hand Ptoses, Neck -laces, etc. etc.
ONE WEEK O;F ,REAL BARGAINS
SAT., JULY 2 3 st-SAT., JULY . 2 8th.
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Yei'and
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tips•IT awn
To Comlla€:nce at 8 o'clock
finder the Auspices of CavCI . Presbyterian. Ch urch
Ladies' Aid.
Perna!
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'TEE WO)L1. t WITH THE .THOUSAND- I,"OchETS".
"T3'JE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH"
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MANY OTHER NOVELTIESS
ING AND CANDY, REFRESHMENTS SERVED.
Admission to Ground's ca
T EL -COME. COME AND ENJOY YOfURSEL'VE
EVERYBODY W .
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t r Attendance
Service Grocery .
Main Phone 10.2
AMMONIA
POWDER
3 f
5c.
KRAFT
CHEESE\
2 o . ,
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PICl<1,Id
TWO STORES North Phone 47
PURE
COCOA
c.a.uNDRY
SOAPS
7-c ab
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LUX
SIFTO
SALT