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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 24, 1909 · page 4

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THE“ scum VN0RWALI< EvEmNG s’ NTINEL

FRIDAY, SEPT. .24, r909 '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The New Dress Goods

“MY!

YOU HAVE. 1 NEVER ilItlIt‘ORE

WHAT a MAGNIFICENT LINE of DRESS GOODS

SAW SUCH S'I‘YITEH."~—lhis

remark was made by one of the leading dress makers of the town,

while in otir store today.
pi'olld of tilis fact.

The Immense

Cit) prices.

SOME OF THE STRONG REASONS \i'liy Lilia

variety, including all the popular wean-s and
oil the new Fall colors marked at a. (illulti-i loss than New York

We must confess, we tell it little bit

N‘I'i ion Is

 

 

 

 

Women’ s

 

 

 

New Autumn Styles of Surpassing Beauty

 

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Tailored Soits

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Twenty Special Values
for Saturday
’ROUND THE STORE

 

 

 

 

 

 

EVERY COUNTER IS A BARGAIN CENTER
FOR TOMORROW

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

go busy. ‘ _ _ _ Even the skeptical ones are being convinced of the wisdom
No matter what style appeals to y0u in the new models you can find it in our many hundreds of high-class Suits. 01' 8:10pnil;gtutdtheiliostgiwtitrgreim'ligo infer will: t?Wl(Ijfl%eOpIe 1|:
r , nee 3 no n m no on. I p on as n as he y mer
Broadcloihs . hoveity GOOIIS AT NO PREVIOUS TIME HAS THE SHOWING BEEN SO VARIED AND EXTENSIVE as for this season. and thats how we intend to keep it. FOR TOMORROW we
rimmnnuml "Sylvia“ brand. “grim 5:3?”th “Wilma IT INCLUDES ALL THE LONG c0AT MODELS. fitted and semi-fitted Jersey styles in wide wale worsteds, {jfi‘gi‘ygffiu‘fififiifi 3:333:23 ,5??..L'}fi.§“§mfli'_' 3”“ “a “
WI its pp“, silky iillish. Lt‘t'gt’s. lt‘\' o 8 am i l ' . _
“I” 54 mm. Shrunk mm new whomwwl... n" im‘ broadcloths. serges, cheVlots and twecds. Every conceivable color and the most popular blacks. both plain and 5°C BELT, 34¢ MEN'S 50° UNDERWEAR, 39c
itpoligod. Absolutely Starr "I“W‘ tht'it'li' 01' plain cultn'a stripe effects. We desire to call your espectal attention to the linings in all our SUITS. WE POSITIVELY New Style “Pita. bluff 0; Mt‘ltliillilll weight. natural col~ %
‘ . . . _ a - 1‘: ' . “w . t . c I rs, Inciudln the w e c- or, a szel. Re larBOc.
”"Wl- 0'“, “I “IA 1mm! 9‘“ “”” "”““’““ “““’ GUARANTEETHEM To BE THE BEST THAT CAN BE PROCURED. .355. 50c muff, SAW 3“
solncst cloths In Ann-rlca. ”I'm“ "1”” ' ' “DAY 39“
worth $2 ‘70 a , SATURDAY, 34c.
' ‘ “ $2 00 25C to $2 50 FOR TOMORROW we offer you one of the new models. made of Broadcloth, in Smoke, Navy, Brown or Green, 5e COLLAR SUPPORTS, 2c.
iii. blm‘l‘di ' . ' f . . . . . . . . 39c BARRETTES: 1W:- ‘.‘\'entlione." the ventilated
. all 40 inch semi-titted Loat. beautifully tailored and full pleated or circular model skirts; both $14 98 gm.” and Amber ”a“. m... (Anna, supporter
jacket and skirt trimmed with jet buttons. One of the best $20.00 Suits on the market. For Saturday 0 “‘“t‘s- “9%"1‘" 39"- SATURDAY, 2c CARD.
SATURDAY 16c.
0 . __—-———'———— 10: HAIR PINS, 4c.
. alt S, C ’ . 25c WINDSOR TIES. 17¢?- I.arge Ball Hair Pins, shell
“I 3 S t Th N Sk rts Silk Willdsoi's, all the desira- flush. Sold 106 usually.
A iiiiipliii-nt ol‘ lirl.‘ \1 iii-m. 1.. a ii I olu «I. outli- i:t\\ii. law and not 0m(n S wea ers e ew I :1? $33: and black. Regular SATURDAY. 40-
Iriiw it it 1.. t..».~.~-iv- t..tiI 0’ '
:i-itl-LHIII tiii'i-Hiliiii- “I“ | A H ' At 690 ll.""5“"“i"" “"4”“ “"‘i‘ ll- 1””) "ttllllitu'ti ill all Hiylvs and colors. Panama and Iliu:lt'- ittli Skirts. in Iliili‘h‘ and t‘oilil‘tl. pit-illod or SATURDAVt "c- 35° BOTTLE PEROXIDE, 16"
" ‘ """"""""""" " " \.-\.-.- i..-toii- has li|t>||' i..-. n m many styles [U i-liooso l‘roin. t'ilt‘iliill' st) ‘tt iti-izulai'lr 87ml. S. ittli- __.__... ________,..___. , lti oz. Bottle Best. I‘t'l'UXilIE. 1‘.
__T .._--.._..._...__.._. “,4 M a-_.,...-...,....... . _ . WW“ The long coat IiitltIl‘ih or the natty .Iot'l-u-y stylus In all tho tial' .................................... $5. 00 10f.(.fi9.LL;JR) ’gxflzoalfmzsj SUM usually due. 5:
iit'hil'iiilit‘ colors and plenty ol' iill \i‘liilo For tomorrow w..- w"..- . -,___ , , Sold i-Itiguiari)! 106." ‘ SATURDAY’ 15c. :.
Blankets Etc Illht‘ _\il\l“"('I:Hii'|' lii grow t'llltillilli .Illti \\iliit'_ At $1 98 “ ,, SATURDAY. 76- WOMEN'S WINTER UNDER- F,
in usua ,‘.' .ts Su‘uatprs .................. - «4-m— WEAR, 33c. .
O 4
’ -. . V W _._.___ ,, ._._,_____.,._ Dress Coats aovs' 69c swensns. 49m Heavy Ribbed Vesta and ,
Th“ H .. . , "i l‘ . . .. .. , y , ‘ . , ‘. . | lloys' Natural lrey (‘oal Pants. all sizes and full cut. :1,
m" ”I” 'h‘:\\fiii.\li“i‘li 1:“ ”ml; ”1 ii‘m" ”"1"!“ h” H"‘”' t “'1'” ”y “Jerse” Dresses # 'I‘ito now iiii‘ll Iii it i .-, iron-tits in one otiplit to pron: prticlil'lli. §“'(‘?I“r5.q “I”: "‘d 0" MIN? Ilium; Imade with FROM“ band.
It, . t' H vs : 'i‘ 1' our proptiro iiII' to .‘1 ”1' IL“. y .HW "Ill‘t-ss‘” . ‘ ‘ “n I" ‘ hrwmvmm “I.” ”n,” 0", , _ lillli a. Ii.t: \'II 110. u 1: \'fi 119. i
. '. ‘ .. . ‘ . ‘ . . . t i. It i. . a, .. .., .,plo.il pl
I\Ii(:l\i\i\‘l'h than“ 1’0 l-II tt-Ildi 1m tilt tutti \‘wllltt- II”) WI“ «d ill the low. Ililiitilllti Hll‘diuili iill\\'ll tlu- Il‘tlllt or side SATURDAV' 49° SATURDAY, 33C- ‘e
l ' ‘IS . .iiIli SIIYI‘ IIIU Il'_\. .' . u . i - t \ i 'A‘ ~ 4 A \ ~ I — ‘ 1‘
Tim tit-w .It’l'Si'_\' stile l‘anaina t‘loth iII'I‘SRl'PL ItilI bloated skirt. mill I'll“ “' ”I‘M"; ”"m‘ t" “"H “n“ " ‘h‘ml‘w‘n‘ ”1 32-50 HAIR SWITCHES: “-69- 25¢ BLACK HOSE. 190- :I‘
till illinikt-ls. the hill silo will mm :III\ in it. to out: till At :37. a “Hit haudmnuu [v Ill‘.liiiiii top or silk whim-ho pt-rroi-i llillliiz ”w" ““f'lh” ”f” “mm“ 1“ "h”‘k ““‘i """lr-‘n "1’1” “It‘l‘k Natural Hair Switches. Ilia Women's Fine Cotton Hose. 1'
W” 'l‘m‘m'mw W” "”“m i“ 1"“ I” “I” A 88 Hill Iii .ilt- to at: iliti tho \wiii bl:.:ii it oi llau'. ““d “III“ “III“ W “I” uil'lllt’s; in I\ sizt- and tailored to ill $2.3” \‘1iillt'. ilii silt’fl. Regular 25c. 'i‘
m” ”5" " " """"""""""""" t 6 pr. $1.8- ,Ilti \Jlillt. I‘ot Snittttiin' .................. $l_8I 50 t‘ol‘t'llt'li). F‘ l‘ ‘lm'm'm" “I" 1m" on: At $16 50 SATURDAY' ’1'69' SATURDAY' 19“ AV1
' Special, $30.00 \ .‘no .. ......... "" ‘
- _ “We. , WW . _____ .-...._+ _ 31.00 LONG GLOVES. 69c. 10c AND 12:: LACES, 5c.
' " Loni: (How's. I: or ill but \‘al. Laces and Insertions to
out." F] l Tailor made Waiéts_ . . . tons. iii the now shades. stoo match. (Bullion and French, in 1'
- ri-intlllrly. all the daintiest designs. .1
l g anne S Mllllnery Openlng SATURDAY, 69c. SATURDAY, 5c YARD.
. . . i . . . . ..' . ., z . .‘ 'iIi‘.
..uu plows oi tho Ill-T ‘l‘ titiltni; l‘l'inni- I: ant to tiizili ton \\:ittt :liil ""i‘m‘I “ill-“L“ MNI Mdmlifil Moth is .llt tiltlth In ”Hit "N {or This has boon cxhibiiion Wopk in tho “HUM”, 50pm,” The \ll_wlur"_und_“ 1 .‘ __ 25c PURSES, 19c.
“WI. 1“" “HUS. I“. “I!” 1'" AM I l" ”"3““ 8 3 4 ”.5“ Mini“); Musml' “W Emmi”: lilt‘IllIil'S many of "W bcaullftil showing has caused many remarks of approval and 12"2c HANDKERCHIEFS. 90‘ Aluminum Chain Purses for
’i‘oiiit‘iri'ow ................................... e ' c I‘ “"m' “1"” "VI-”m“ “H" WW“ "'"I laundered mm”; also (Ii-light from our liidr visitors, 'l’ho styles are more attruc- Women's A” “"0” ”Imdkm" wollien's or children‘s use.
litany colored waists iii liliitll'l‘ti t'IIi't'lN. As an inducement _ ' .. ' ‘ ' chiefs tine hcmstilcllcd. Ito u- “931”“? NICO 250.
. , .. the than ever before alid men more moderate In price ' g
1.0”” lW't't'r IMHV \tltlit' lk‘tlllvl Fiiltlltt'I. ill” ..3 8 3_ 4C 1.. Illn‘pt't‘l lillri showing \\'I' will .wll for tomorrow ollly our ‘ ' ‘ Iur 13% value. SATURDAY,19c.
iIii'iIl‘h u'itli- iii‘tiiliiili) I;"~_.r Stitiltiltii Shot-lid Alt‘H'tI‘i'll'li Soiwliie \\'ai.~zt In I"'|I'I 0f (‘Ilflmllfllnfli Special “nos SATURDAY' 9c. gm
. _—___..__. n. c c.
lIIIllllltzti \\'Ilil jti buttons. liviltllal 3200 At $149 $ 00 $7 3 ’
w..- .. ._._,._ .. . .-,, -......_...,....-.._. ...._........- ‘ | MEN'S 25¢ NECKT'ES. 12920 Men's Grey Coat SWBIAIGI'B
« “"" """""""""""""""""" 5' ’ '50 and [0'00 Reversible Silk rmir-tn- sizes up to 44 inches. Bié
r . — Ilntldu, all colors. Regular value at SEC. 3.
Fable Linen 3”" "M“ sATURDAV. 59c. "
SATURDAY. 12ific.
_-..___._..___._.__._._ ,
Iii 1' ' ‘i" ' ml tlv‘tnttin ’i‘ablo Itititllsk'. ALI I |.\' 406 d BOYS' 25c BLOUSES. 19c. CHILDRENfcsECNiosOL HOSE,
we’re—Fr, : shim-h Stair. Saturday .............. y iloys‘ School Blouses, with '
oitiiclletl collar. Regular 25c Ribbed Stockings. “I193 6 to
All Litton Napkins. lino quality, lh inch Aizv $1 I); d value. “fir 000“ we value.
Regular pt'ioo $31M. ’I‘onlorl't‘itr ........ on“ OZ \ SATURDAY, 19c. SATURDAY, 7c.
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LLSS OiLY WATER DRIPPING. COUNTING NOSES. isti r. I- it we sometimes fall It)
[HE EVENING SENHNEL The prosont effort to imprm‘n- t‘Ull- ~'\ If‘l‘l‘l‘ilhi “I III" Iill‘Iht‘mtlills‘ (‘t‘n sotio all t'tinsiiir‘l' the \irlucs of the _.
(”mum in “W Washington 5W.” rail» sits gins tin-st. rnrt- imposing Ilglii-ps ma: .~r ”Hm Witt “y an “.5... rdai Seledt Wines and

lattice Golden, Editor and Proprietor

 

FRIDAT sEIDT 24. .909

 

Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow

Sun rises 5:42; sets 5 :47.
High tide 6:48 a. m.; 7:l6 p. m.

 

EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS

02-2—Naws Department

92-3-Businou Department

44 w-Branch Office. Norwalli

B90 -—Editor’a Residence

729-5—City EdItOr’s Residence

MASONIC DIRECTORV
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meets In Masonic Building. South
Main street. lst and (Id Tuesday or
each month—July and August ex-
ceptedwat 8 o‘clock. All Master
Masons cordially imited. It‘i‘l‘di‘rittk
8. Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.

Sec. '

Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M.

Meets ili Masonic Building. South:

Main street, 2d alld 4th Tuesdays of

road britiizo is pralsou'orth}: iiltllILil w.-
u'iall sonic fi‘zlsiliit- llll‘iiltlii of liliIlKili-
ilig IIII‘ lloiso might be hit input. This.

iiil\\i'\l‘l'. St'i‘llifl to ili‘ outstrip tlic pow-

t'l' of rt-intnly at tho Ill‘i'se'ill lllltilll‘lli.
..__.

lint ill‘l’I‘illitll t‘ iiil‘lt‘ has bot-ll a ritual
rival of i-oiiiplainl about tho dripping
of oily and tiiscoloml Wilttw‘ on Whirl-
crslii. and this unmann- Will in} obiil~
i-rlilt‘tll to :t largo exli'ut by the work
pouring: I'iilliiiit'iillli.
is living laid lit--
a later of tar

now An l‘lllil‘t‘
Ilt‘w double Iltioriizg,
(noon iIlt' rails. \sitli
[illlli‘l‘ III'IWI‘I‘II iill' spurious rit' tlir
limit. The “'iillit‘ :il‘l'llllgt‘lllt‘lll is so
gtlliillliloti lilili \i'llli‘l‘il‘olil about tin)
Iloorilii; will run oll' \‘la a trounIl at
tho I'1I>i sitii- oi thi- bridge.
'i‘lii- only chance for il'Oliiiit‘
dripping “ilii‘l‘ now will lie: ('Iiat'izoii to
,carolossncss of trains on t-itlicront~
filtil' track, for “'iiiii‘ the bridge lilti-
lm-lla will pl’tiit‘fl ill tiiur of rain from

'I‘rotn

 

each month—July and August ex-
cciiled~at 8 o 'clock. All Royal Arch;
Masons cordially Invited. Charles 1".
Mills. H. P. Robert M. Wiluix, Sec

lilosi. allithiilg that happens over iIl('
iillside tracks, there will still be room
for damage at the edges

 

01' the dailt wouthor expectations go

 

"“Sfisunu- chasm!“

Go in MEDAL
FLOUR

which \I'iII distinguish it as tho biggest
job in oiliiiiii'riitloit and compilation
that has owr i)l'\‘ll Illltit‘liiliit‘ll'

The population Is about iltiittitiiiuo.
and its “Mill“ is t"~iiI|lliil’Ii at alvoni
st zoom without}.

'i‘lio ItIINIIII'Ss oi‘ iilt’ country :lnr
Ullllis to SILIHItlJlilihtllill orcrr your. alid
the banks of the nation hold deposits
or $1E.,tioti_tititl,tiiiti,

Aiiii't'iclul flitllls Illi‘ \‘ilillt‘ii at 32%
iliillJliHiJlilil. and IIII‘II' anilliul prodttt‘»
tion or Hops agnrogalp $s.tiilo_0ho,ot‘tii.

In lilalilil‘ai'lllrod illiiCiIN \t‘o lii‘tltil‘it‘t
about $1.‘l,tiiiii_lititi.onti ypillly. and tho
Wugrfi pzlitl :illllllilii) In tho litalltliac-
tilrliiat industries total $2:lll.tltltl.tlllti.

ll \\'iii In» soon that to collect tho
data i‘t‘slit't‘Iiilg
last; of Hill gi‘l‘ilil‘t-‘l ltiaizti-iltulo.-Iiai't-
iorti I’os-t.

tin-so subjects is :1

WHEN THE WEATHER BUREAU
SCORES.

.lt is a popular divorsioll at tinlcs to

pokc full at the United States weath-

or hllronu when the progtlostlintiolls

 

“Vireo-N“

 
 
 

.. reach 28 cents a pound we are learn-

there are two stars shining In the
Arman“ out. when he” "

 

till Ilit‘ .‘I’..‘lI1t‘rIl t-or‘ixl. whining is gitv
~-n tl‘ tint approach of a st‘.\'t‘l‘l‘ storm.
thousands are saved to shippers and
many men an» savor! from (It’fliil. Out-

1 Groceries

Friday and Saturday Sale a...

 

of these predictions and warnings is
stlfiii-irnl to oil'svl many ililiior failures
In l‘oroclwtitl: the occasional rainy
datumfill—titllutowll Still. ‘

LAUGH, DON'T GROAN.

A. F. Beckmann & Co.’ 8

 

A laugh is worth a hundred groans
lll an} nliil'kot~(‘liilt‘lcs Idlilli).

DOESN'T IT TIRE YOU—

Nationai Biscuit Co. 10c Package Goods, three kinds—Nabisco,
Social Teas and Baronet Biscuit—7c package

 

To act as chauffeur for a hill!) car-
riain. ”

”""_"”‘ T“ 1 3CANS‘TOMATOES .............................................. ............... 25c
...‘.‘...‘.“‘.‘.‘.' .‘i:.:‘.‘.‘.’:.’:3.‘.t":'2.“.‘: ‘i; 311;. - figwgvgegggggggg PEAS ...................................... . . 25c.
distowlt d ill South 31 :liil stro «1 this NEW YORK STATE CHEE'S'E' ”lb" """ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' """"" ' """" - ---- - - - - - - ' -' :3:
"“""”“'t.-_._ M.“ _ MACLAREN s IMPERIA I 0R SNAPPY CHEESE pkg .............. . . .. 10c

liid you over iloiit-t- with what uu- MACLAREN S ROQUEFORT AMERICAN CHEESE. jar ................ . . _ . _ , . _ . . . . . x5e
usual Itic'lliti iltiills in moving pioturo IMPORTED Hf) )UEFORT CHEESE. Ib. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. ..... . . . . . 45C
pautoiliino dilima writ. long lion-s? ELGIN CREA (”CRY BUTTER, 1b.. .............................. 1. ........ . ...... .~ 350

~—-—— -o——- -—~ FANCY SWEL‘I POTATOES per pk ............................................... . . .- :3:

EDITORIAL HOT SHOT.

 

The death of Governor Johnson Is 9. Tea and COffee
severe loss to Minnesota, and would 0 St ill 1 lb V I10 t’l 6
. 7 amps w i . cry a ‘on ............ .. 0::
be a 1"“ ‘0 “"3 ““0““ "““"’”“"° so Stamps with l 11). Special Tea ................ this
party it there were any nnlloml “em 30 Stamps with to ID. Very Best Ten ............. 30c 25
25 Stamps with M, II). Special Tea ............... 25c

oeratic party.-—Hartford Post.
.._...._

Stamp Specials

.........- G

.301:
.25:

0-.-

 

Chauncey M. Depew's annoyance at.
the report that he Is going to settle In
California may not he a circumstance

to California's fileliltiis- ~' I‘llWI'm’C" 10 Stumps with 1 bkg. Monarch Corn Starch ....... 10¢
“mgr“... ‘ lo Stumps with 1 llottle Gold Rock Ammonia.... .410:
+ .10 Stamps with 1 Large Bottle llltling..... ....... 10c

10c

10 Stumps with 1 Cake Scouring Soap.
10 Stumps with 1 lb. Shredded Cwoanut.e..... ..20c
10 Stamps with 34 lb. Ground Mustard.........
10 Stamps with l ilottle Monarch Wor. Sauce. .t....15c

10—Stamps Free with the Following Articles-10

10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder. . ..

......-..... 80
...10c

 

They have discovered a new wily of
curing tobacco down In Connecticut.
but they have not yet discovered any
way of eflectualiy curing the habit.—

CASE, :4. BOTTLES............

 

..$r.15

GEORGE EHRET'S STEAMED BEER '

I DOZ. BOTTLES..... ...............60t‘.

Pittaburi; Eagle. ‘ ‘ Monogram or Green River Whiskey ..... .. ..95o Bot. Sherry or Port Wine, 33,] ........ ........;Qwo
- ——O-- Wilson or Old Crow Rye .................. “01.00 Bot. Fine California Claret” gal. jug, 90c; I/z 3b“, but. hoe

It. is fortunate for the plain peoplev Old Overholt W‘h‘izlllely ..................... 11.00 Bot. Duff Gordon Sherry .. attic. .135
that as portorhouse steak In about to Sherwood the 3 9y """""""""""""" ”'00 Bot. Old P0" Wing- .. ....... .. .. .... b-DORNO! 5°“

 

In: how life may be sustained on tal~
low candles ot.6 coats it pound—Nor-
wich Record.

Assam.

The spirit 0! old blue Connecticut Ia

TELEPHONE 440

A. F. B. 8: CO.

35 Stamps with 1 lb. High Grade Coflee tuna-a. .350 .
so Stamps with 1 lb. Moira Coffee .. "
Stamps with 1 11). Java and Mocha Coflee ..
'20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java. and Maracaibo Coflee..

 

 

abroad In Atlanta.l A traveling nian

 

returning home from a trip recently
was fined for kissing his wife on the
streeI.—-Atliintii Constitution.

4... .

ilIiIHS iIIiI ilIIIEiIilS. |

Fin-int or no. sown. ~
The fuhel‘sl of Miss Georgians Bou-
grim! lvtnflitnlh t ehrqwht who died
,m that “Y F F .
“-v’” “ mimpm fiifl

notth I'm

 
 

Commander Peary wilLiind that

 

 

DARIENS VIGTOIIOUO.
.1...
Trolleymon Fall Seven Run: Behind

In Yesterday's Gama.

 

The conductors and motormen of'
the Connecticut company Journeyed
gain to Darin. yéetorday, and played

wt uncut the onion min with u
i tol- '“w‘m'”.w

 

led 1to warm up In. the most approved.
18" 9
The Darlene piled up run after run.
and In the ninth they had 17 to tho
trolleyinen' I 10.
it. Iii hoped that there will he anoth-
er game before the eel-oil In our. .
W

Gour‘t. MEL

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