I!
.":I withenkhe was in New York
-, . ‘ 1-way. had arrived and 'were
..:£
'ul .. - . x F
buying-0 I asked whet I went. .. .
-." .. '1.- - m a.
at and really. ”I“ 0'
‘mumla.
‘bg Wzto teu- you -
mm: m. .m‘ “.3 b5. Washington street. ~ “
eIFeir Department store J mil"! . I30" '11! 1' .-. . “I . ' ~ I. *I _ . ”j - . I _
‘et 51 south Main Street. It is 8! glove-bees Nether elweysiswent- Costello a O'Meese Hon?! Furnish- '8‘,ch PM OI a“ m mum fittest.
techie wide gm 1 ma on); 25 cents ing a pair b t neglects to buy them. ing Store. :1 Nortthllsin-fitreet. . A. J. Collins 3' il 0 Ill-”- 3;. u‘nyen Comm. Women's
e yard torn. Isn't it wondernll for mm ljswould Iconic em ‘-.Tames Donne , 11-181mm: hole 70 Nam, mum ' j . j I liter. “WI-Mum Street- '
that price? Look to? this pink m-drburdbrgoufihoudwwld I _«' «I i I. a; --.;; argwhufl m,“ 9.; .rowou .Drug stirs. es
check. 1 Mt the-m tor ‘- I. .w“ .. t 'I gummm 51 m 71 “cm W Illll' . , ‘_ WM, . .
ssvsndressesendlslugoiugtoluakem «P3803- I?!" reWiI m ‘.::.4. 1.: ~Wud Hyatt Depertment
them up while this dreary weether
keeps me indoors, for as one mer- 0h 3 ..
shunt puts it "sew todey and save for 10" E .. 91.53%
my.» witho "
o. ’W"‘,‘
ing the den and before the I '6‘” “3° hi: ‘2
dot she paused. f‘Now '
there ought to be e pic ure
‘ something up there to take eg
bare look."
We turned end looked to where her
anger was pointing and egroed with men
her but whet could be me up there. "Oh
Bob was the iirst to make a sliml- Mrs. Lt
tire stock! '
. e K
renceeskedherhusbend..I
on
at?! villi-
ture for you. It cost me only :5 pore did not see them. en sud-
cents-but wait until you see it.“ , donly he leidfeside. “19‘ r. "l’tell inn Store. 1‘50““ M31“ street. Shop. 80 South usin street. ,
Beth's lip- curled. “Twenty-cw you. Nell:- he said-"let Ius vs some ‘Roeenileld Brothers. Hardware Mu Lou‘s Shoe an“. 3, Son
cents! I can Just about imagine fish. It is aJohg‘tm'is-fsln 1 have Store. 125 Wellington Street. Main 3”.“
where twenty-live cents and your er- had any reells good fishyasd Inlet mp1“, -. 3110mm. "‘bepartment Harold A. Head. 1.1),". more. ,
tistic taste would lead an." til 3:111:33: aestgrdguytbfid m told me stag-g. 12.? WWII street. North Help SI I .
"3“” '"' "°‘“‘ ° ““1 “n ‘ ' ' ’ ”W11“. -- Stone'l‘ .. :3 cmty Sho . 18 Mark-air etc in south lists
- Market at 71INcrth. blein Street has Main“ Shawna? D Street. lhoe. re. .
you see it. Beth." I advised as I
ed Bob to bring on his masterpiece; a very good dupply of fresh ash!
Presently he came beck with his Why".not get .001!" ,-see trout? I
hands behind his back and. a raise haven't had any;~ since I was a kid_
chievous twipkle in his eye. He stood and umd to catch themsmyself. Oh
before Mother end told her to guess 1,,sey. it will be likehold times to be
which hand. Mother chose his right eating rte-21..“ trout? . . -_ ..
one and he handed her a box. Open- e e Ie ‘_ . )
ing it. she started and caught her 8. NEWLYWED‘with knife
breath for staring up et her was One poised made ready to. cut
of the prettiest calendars she has a the out of bread which
ever seen- . :25}- iook so delicious. But
She turned to Bob. . "Where did alas, ukgthe best laid plans of mice
’01 Iii 1|?" ' and .men"the b" d refused to even
Bob grinned. “Yesterday when I acknowledge e s ng acquaintance
was in Donnelly’s Store at 16-18 with the newly ‘we‘. hours .36
South Main Street I saw a whole ta- discouraged m Newlywed buried
his or them, regular 50 cents to $1.60 her iece in her arms. .
values all marked to Cl”. out ' at Mrs. Beret. who “V66. in the apart.
25 cents. I hid heard yo“ “3' that meat above. hearing her‘sobe pushed
you Wlfihed Y0“ h“ 03° 0’ them '° open thedcor and cents into the
1 bousht this one and. AV- Beth: kitchen. The nicely-browned manor
whet do you mm! of my ‘om'fic bread and the unsuccesstll Knife told
taste?’ it her the story.
43‘. R
(slit;
.BethJeughed. “Well for 0|!"- B°b- :“My dear, don’t cry. Ion did very
I-wlllsay' It wasn't I“ in V0“ well or as hrse- attempt but take
mouth." the advice of a woman who has been
0 0 I
~ HIL‘E MOST or us are count-
‘ing the days until spring.
Mrs. Phillipe told me the
- other day that she dreoded
e thought of it. v - -
"And. believe ’me." she went on.
”most mothers who have a brood like
mine do. It means that the children
must be tossed out from head to
tool. I don't mind shoes and coatS.
it is keeping them in. dresses that
mm the discbu d.‘I [eight clothes "mum‘-
soli‘so easily an areisbsespensivé. you; ‘~~ .. muses...“ . .
"Expensive." I repeated. "but “Mr. ‘Gehebe also carries the Uni-
hlven't you seen the new gingham verse: Meet Chopper which 3 used to
end percele dresses at the Roller 6 chop meets. vegetables. And do you
and 10 Cent Store. 28 South Main know what 1 saw there yesterday?
Street. for only ii?" A pint nickle codes percoletor
“One dollar?" her eyes widened. which orlginelly cost on cents and
"Yes. i saw them this morning- which is now being sold for only 19
They come in all sisee from 2 years up cents. - - ‘ ‘ . .
to 16 years anddn plain and checked "They-also hevetassverel unusual
materials." ‘ bargains in their aluminum “weer. A
v baking bread for twenty years. don't
'mix it “yourself. let" the Unlverssl
Bread Maker do git!"
“Universal Bread Maker.”
bride choked beck e sob.. _
"yes and ybu may buy one at: A.
F. Gehebe's Hardware Store et 25
West Washington Street. They come
in three sizes. The number a sin
makes 4 loaves of bree No. 4. s end
the No. 8. ten loaves. . our bands
do not touch the dough. JustIturn the
y‘awork, is, done for
the
e e
AY. MA."
0
JIMMY began. handle and cover will v-now cost you
'Joo has got the swellest only N'rc’ents ‘ahiie'flls'r ons~ouert
new corduroy suit." ' . 812‘ Width the ‘1‘ ' bottom I. selling
"Yes." his mother rnswered for 4.9 cents. Better run up to 0e-
mmgrenem I. - . . he‘be's my deer and look at their
' "Gosh.'Ma. it's a; pip!" stock."I
His mother appeared not toIhear. ~
him. He shifted his weight to the
other loot. "Gee;.Me." be swallowed ,
hard. "I wish I could have s. cordu-
roy suit. They ain't expensive. Joe
only paid $4.98-for his in Gottlieb's p001, - ..
Men's Furnishing Store It 13 South He;- mother rename fie]; turned
Main street end it 1- worth 810. I me. «and Ijust look at her.
knowbe‘cus the tag-wed still on. it. mud to her uni—luau gnu.
' And they 8” $22-50 corduroy suits noon and newt . I don't Imind her
what woulddit tied for only $15.95 soiling 'lier co'at 'en‘d bonnet but
and some special 822.60 blue flennel these are tho‘only. pair of all wool
tines attic". vhw. New can't. 1‘ gm alga”. 1 beds ”W W"
I“ "0119"“. '. ' : I c; jersey ones but ,I don't like
. ' e e. s 4 - them}- ‘. e. V
WANT A NEW HAT." said "Never mind." '~‘!~ tried to console
Clovis. "tell me. Suzanne. her. "Come on down with \mc to the
‘- hiveyou seen my pretty N. E; Mammy st at Wallin-
ones?” " 10‘ Street. _They' are closing out for
ve I?" I cried. "you-dust come it‘centlill their de white draw
with meant! I will show you some." toggles with or without feet and
’Mml-ih-ar'm‘we- hurried 'down to ‘wltlch‘ "formerly; sold from 75 to‘gs
“ii 3. A. Poihelnus’ Millinery Store cents." " - ' '
“4'80.“W'eshiniton.18trcet and .the '---39'-centsx'f tht‘ frown vanished-«l
minute we opened the door I thought want several oi them at that price."
C O O
wehed stepped over the border into I . ~ ‘
inland—for bliss Polhemue' con- , as. TILLMAN ‘b'i‘OPPED
.' ”hon..- t'ti‘here is something
W30? Gate “to Which she or-
IIwent to buy ”but for the
me bf nae-Inseam. I cad't
ought _think.w.bat it is. . Oh. us. her race
.fi etténthgmou' models ar- brightened. t know now.‘ some under-
nf?‘ ,. '. wean. Do on know e‘good' lace to
. ' en hat otgolden brown with buy it?“ y’_' " b ‘ ‘
W92.“ . of flowers of every -“IYes."o_I answered, Ias 1‘ tucked her
. «21:: y 1:“ Janet goal Clevls hand unaér my erm. escorted her
. c o e c eopatra down to Mme. , Jeanette's . Mb“,
. ”hes-Nailed the heaven. in brilliancy. Shop at 58 South Main Bil-seat. They
a"! just are closing out at e great reduction
W while ”the French dot vellings
m sn- Polhemus‘ also cells. will
__ Just the rightgiash to yourvcos- -'
.. 1 e“ e ‘e
I LITTLE “FIGURE in
‘g-IwhlteI undead . vslienuy
along then stumbling overs.
pebble tell into-the lurking
.1’
.up to greet. us. Clevis c
mils-tho
medium and winter weights.
"Carts l“ that,:is Just w t‘I-I
want an lame: Jeanette‘srsh ‘did-
. . . 8;; inst1 what she wanted also some‘
_ . s an wool and all wool hode‘
I~yhgmstiilecn-Pow- which‘ are béin‘g' eiose‘d out at a
. :3 -II unisex»: - :‘av -
. I .
come font” tomorrow; m-
, ' Vet. _I,itw§tf”ltme.1“._
.. I . ”Ithe' Wmfliemiug’dehebe _'
»‘ i V. . m‘m. an rs_ "' ‘ x
I away Will-t I "“B 13 “.m'mw: w - ,.
f 1’ some ”1 your Mugua'}.' y? $733513: 2‘}? i” .
which Her moflterolllilloda‘r ‘flgg i“ ~
huflnst bought e madam
3mm
V I bece
. . .Lhot water-beg Iron.- the one
1 bought'the mg. we hen lean. .en'ies‘ beg bios-lee
Il‘orT"Bi-cther ”squirrel! mus -
ere! 9”. gét on:
If . Payouts-wee. la willnet
tell meotetakeawsy whet I want tor
my DO IIOUqut for din-
ner tdilghti"..- llirs.‘ "Lew-
He po cred .Ionr e- mo-
; vzhls‘mboulders.
. 'cufied but
ticu. "I got it Mother. Just the pic- ber husband. buried behind his pa.
31.45 erro 3-quart saucepan with . .' .' .
dark all their Carter knit underwear-
cyan mine sun will V
mambo,” ' V
». - . V1",- :v‘; . .
. m;
Couueelly & Rachel:
Shop. "3! WWI Street. * 1’ '
Hitler's Grocery‘more. :8 Washing-
ton Street. I
Albert D, W’sflcdwers Store.
34, ‘ Wtreet. .
Pug.“ . cote. £3.
21 tool-ts Main
Street. ' .
Main Street. _ i 3
Rogers d: evens. Men's Furnish-
‘sn'oo' stou.‘ _.si '
"J. I. Mallet“. Wondrm
’ mchslsoa’s' studio. 13 Washington.
m.t_ ‘ ' ' .
Palace Clothes bhc‘p, Inc.. 18 North
North 'Main' Street. - -' _ fit x.:_fA‘.:;_PoihsmI ns',IIxmism
James . ; diloutb
. . Dose-ll!!! _
Fol? De
r' _ A..uees...lirng_.storo. s . . I . _>
North this strut: .a . I'm Dalila-n Consent. 8.1 ram“, n.3,“. M” a”, '8:
‘ mm‘ m 8““ North Iain Street.
ing alt-gout“: South awn Street. '
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store. 36
West W n Street.
I... Golden. Women's Specialty Shep.
..
street.
A
m... on..." 51 south
~ Ieottlieb's Hen's;.Ecouom Mb
. s
Jecoby’l lion's and Women's rec-I
nishing store. 18-14 North )lllll
lime. Jeanette: Women‘s Specialty
store. {0 WM
-‘Bo‘lls’sf'III-endi'lo "'Cent‘ Store. '28
Store. : 28 IWeli’ M. NWk.
Judgment shoppe, es Wall'street.
N ll .,
V d“ I?" 1.... rate as washing:
¥ "r o
m .
‘grslsoe Delicatessen. at North blah
Onset. _
Jun: James Ina—We'll Street. Nor—
..lkeulcsI :Brothes’s Fruit Store. dd
Beets loin street. -
"Ii lobth Norwelk Trust Company. to
Washington Street. . -
We Chocolate Shep. at South
Iain Street. 4
“in. City Valet Sonics.” 10 South
m ~8treet (up one night).
- t. .
a special time win develop ‘tree “in
iilms which-ire lent to thou, to be
printed. ‘They also do copying and
enlargingsnd by the way. one or the
best pictures”! ever mw wee escap-
shot which had been mounted and
enlarged by them.
"I stopped into the ICllmord‘Qher-
macy the other afternoon and Dr.
Troupin told me all about this won-
derful teeture‘ 0’! hi Idol's. ~ lob
a new lode fountain. one ot the
largest and most WM“ in “I!
state. I sin, anxiously eweiting its
arrival endwillthenbeeble to‘tell
you more about lt.'! !'
s e Q o
m
I?"
HANK BEAMS. lire.
‘ Coleman gave her coat I
~. vigorous shake. _“thet Win-
Kre‘ ter is nearly over end“!
won't have to weer this thing much
longer. But she I "I sup-
pose next winter it will be the-tale
cld‘thing. the new ones will be too
expensive."
"Why don’t you buy one new." 1
suggested. “end put it away untit
next winter!" ‘
She stared at me so I went on. "In
Jecoby‘e Men's and Women’s Fur-
Street this morning I new some
ties marked to clou out iron: 8: . 0
up.:_ Bomefiwve
bupe’ ‘lbk,’-*lii¢"*tbei : wt M
were marked. at only no, up."
meat.“ That is a good suggestion.
Suselule. i will stop in there tenor.
rcw~and then come what may nest
Winter I will be able to face it with
a decent coet at least."
0
D
Wish, . ught toI'rive
.s...¥.~ mom
“Ice.“ agreed Dorctlm
' t'but wbef can we” all”
he has more ltneo'now than
she estates in the‘meit‘ntty flare
and whet else is there to give V!"
,"I have itm'liried. P‘I‘knew what
we can give her—e kitchen obey-
er." .. ‘
The ell-mocked age. Wholly
they did 'sgree m. J, ‘. .
morning." I went on to taping)“:
was in the kitchen end gift depen—
ment of the A: 1.4 in! Furniture
Store. at 19 North
6
Street and!
saw such wonder-ml things that '1
know. .RutllI hesn' “got or even
thought‘of buying. 7 whynot let
us get together endegive them to her.
They are all usetul utensils end she
will need them all. Denim I
cho‘coleteset-lnedemyheert allege
best.» >.
“In .sluminmwear we could get
her ell kinds of psus and, sound
Isawthecuteetwaste " twhich
I was almost tempted to for my-
I: Let us makeupe list of illithe
t ings used in e kitchen. then we can
draw for them and whatever you
draw, you buy. I; . ‘ ’
“F‘ine.” shouted Julio. "leave it to
9..
for is. but when I'm-1n have the
shower?" I. ' ‘ .
“Thursday ‘nigbtkit is convenient
for evegybodyt. I 411w.“ Ruth over
only ones or .’ Ithee you all
it?!” there’s“ ’ ewes p down, on
We éutupslipeotpeperendput
theol.in-Ded'e_.'~,: then eecbone
drew one. It {endpoints tJbuy her
the chocolate . 3 Dorothy ' en Elite
b O O . -
YOU wsrni
yes. I almost target-to tell you'rhe
Cliflord. Plum is going— to have“
nishlng Store et I North lain ere closingrout'seserel pairs etIthsir‘
. - high out once ' '
tar. collereof nutrls. teregoon e‘ girl cemenin sneaked to
1'... 00¢?
‘ thdt silvers!
MreVColemen paused for e mo- eg'e.elso being oust-ea
.
sew a beautiful dinnerfset and the .
sanne. I knew you would a: it up '
Ipricedet
crepe de chine. canton crepe. iece.
I MU creation or golden brown
crops as chine. Just what she
skirt. _
. Did you know that the Til-trim &
ch are .
es’ 1! e J'ournelir The!
M,meyousee epsttern in,‘
level-its menace. drop into‘ 'l‘r’istram
produce it for you.
» O. I O
DAYJ reel ecuel tciclintbicg
. the Alps.”
"How it that." Helen ask.
ed.
'ex nded my root. “Because I am
wearing a palr‘of I. Miller Tru-Welk
shoes with the arch support and
which I bought in the W Boot
Elhop. 42 'Well street. Norwalk. 'l‘be
nexus 1. Miller is enough to entice lie
to buy a pair of shoes. but these.
really. my dear. I have never worn
such comfortable shoes." '. ' '
'rhe Nor-walk Boot Shop also cer-
rise the Queen Quality shoes and
While I was in this store this er-
. ' 7! learned
rs ore tag weer
et e reductic‘.
O O 0 .
KEN YOUI STEP across . ‘
threshold of the Market!
Shoe store at to South
Main Btreet the purchasing
power or your duller ls doubled. Do
IWomen'e tan sport brogue oxforde
with the tint heel and Goodyear welt
soles ire lurked!» only sees. 0r
tor the nine amountyou may have
a pair of satin touched Baby Louis
heel pumpe Children's bit slippers
may be carried ew‘ey‘ for 39 "cents e
pair. 3‘ I . ” . :
And now (allow me closely while
fl, quote you their prioeekon erotics. to
pouess which meny'e‘Womel‘i has
walked miles. Women‘s one‘b'nckle
ones 01: 2 buckles. tees; men’s t
buckle. $2.45: children's . 3 (buckle
{2.39: misses' 2 buckle $2.69: 4
buckle children‘s 38.”: mlss‘es't3-fl
end girls' $3.95. ~Aud tore happy
ending lak at their 0:- Il. rubbers
6.9 cents up.
e- e ~ -’
v. _
merked
_wm IA new dress." Rose
numb. “but I don‘t knowi
whether or‘nctvI-can‘ eflord
“to get one inst now.".
. y not. surely’you'hev‘e’heerd
or the wonder-ml bet-gems being oi-
rered at the Boston “one: Well
momma: during . their Janu-
ery Clearance SeleIwbich' is' new in
progress. hevsnft your" .- “231- .
“No. “3 haven't. Are there any
“To?!”‘bergaine?" . ..
“ should 3-! .'°
. "LC: III "flu. “we.“ . : .
.. Andean. hledIourwlyeeI up to
Norwellt. Mei-y department 'we no-,
ticed was included-An this‘seie but es.
we were interested ’in‘ dresses we:
mdeour way. ' ' ‘ ' I
user‘whelp “the W ill-sues
parked to sell for was boas our
eyes; «Wool...velours. .in ell co
"some mallet-op- long W m
with and without side drapings,w
only. sass; while tho-sow
was ”and trim on
reels m" III"- catch our
sew ell kinds. styles. materials—
tenetes. Elsie was recounted.» a
wait-
ed.sheseid,‘tcweer 'w-lthherodd-
Brett Store carries the Iadles’ Home‘
' urnal Patterns. that is the m
and each. month in the
have.
e complete line of them and so -_ I
& Hyatt endIthey‘ will ‘be 'ebleto;
you doubt it? May‘- ‘ tell you
of some of the «mafia here?
. in ordseto glve'thos‘e‘who haven
way thet is pleasing to them. it you
and it monument to run out to the
how eerie” or hiw urgent. send the
childllee‘te ESL. optesd's end they
will interpret your order cormctlyfi
his Illeed end his clerks give the
some attention to your message:- as
they would to you. They do not try
to new aim them something that
is. inhabit but they make your child
welcome and on your order to you
._ comm woms ape.
« clelty Shop is the shop
‘ which tops my shopplns
- Ilist' when I need something
up wardrobe and lust at pres;
our“ e red star beside it.
you ask. Because or the west
i
, V
derinl yelues'oilered during the: i
which is new in procem. The ' tire
stock has been reduced iron: 25 to
to. per cent.
Coetb. suits. dresses. hosiery—oh. I
could go on forever tellingyou about
them. but whet I went to really in-
terest you in is their line of under-
wear. What is dearer to any women's
heart th. e chemise of the sheerest
crepe do chene. Here you will and
chemises. step-ins of silk. muslin or
bettiste. Some are of plain ,mnelin
edged with the finest of lace while
others are of cro- bar material.
All medium and winter weight un-
derwear is reduced end for the woman
Who- lovee .e. bargain—here they‘re
fall. eerl'y‘ and make your selection:
Silk end. wool or all wool hosiery.
how' are you tired on these 2 Al;
thongbweliketothinkthatsprlng
ie-elmost upon us. we must bow to the
whim o! winter who is still having her
ding 'end for many and" many e day
yet. will we have to clip: to'the heavy
hose, .lflo'bne 'edorestilk stockings
more then I. but. one pair ct Hr.
Golden's silk end_woci stocking made
me a strong rector for them.
'l‘hessitwhiehyou will don in
March at the mascara Imogend
the cost you will ‘weer the intervening
out; Donnelly. 18-18 south stun '
drug store, no matter how simple. .
deiphia Now that I Housed your
curled”. I will an you what it is—
The Wizard Arch Support.
easily adjusted—that is. it may be
reind or lowered. es dedred. In the
pester-ch supports have been herd
tungstDIetusedtcend rather-then
put up with them we have thrust
them egde end endured untold eg~
onies. but. to the Wises!
Arch Support. is no longer nee-
essery. It has nude thi'word suitor-
tng obsolete.
At all times .in the He: never
more you will dad a moat: spee-
iallst who will be glad to examine
proper appll-
Suzanne
you. end m the
nose. .
mm «“303
AFTER menus
"After an attack of the 1'!" which
left me with a severe cough nothing
seemed to relieve me until I used
Foley's Honey and I'i'er." writes hire.
1:. D. Drake. Cbilds. Inland.
Coughs rescuing teem Muslim.
Whooping Cough. Asthma. Closet,
Le Gripp- end Bronchilh as quickly
IIisved with I'oley's an end Ten.
bias as o I W
printedon the wrapper. m sell-
ing -seugb medicine in the Win-id.
Stimson.- Powell Corporation. .
. J
’CAMILLA Gm‘r
SHOPPE
saw-um Hm
mmsibm onu-
“1'”;ka sdnntege of the wu’n.‘
dot-tut . another chance. 1
800mm! in M'- Wy and saw sever-
dueyouwilidndherax." .x -- no
to mix: ”if?“ gum ”I" ’ ”I" I ‘ "“ P
rem you oi, ”unusual ' '
here'sto Ilinntsoil‘thndies'Kend ask‘ you to m 3' 1'1”“ W W'-
‘D’ e‘storesndlkth' 1/ '"n
over. .1». . . °°_ em '1’“ My? oi the better" gut
. e e e . 0! [ml (I had.
HEARD. THAT the sale in "
.‘i‘.’ :1 mm”! "V d d
‘ I". street. N -‘ ' - r ‘
been walk.t t which; wits“ ts: m5. r WWW. mm_ x, :1".
' lo - o nn’ end turdey ‘ '
emit bee «use-e another WWW“:
« Sm uni-it. upon. an
scum noswetx. cope.
el olisrlnge wbicbI ,I Ibitbertofore bed
escaped my attention.
Priced from $18.59 up. are suits—-
all kinds, swig sisee. Suits which
1W!“ hem $83.50 up. Over-
ccets in the much wan ‘Ited browns. also
in bisok‘end mixtureeere waiting for
some wise men taperry them home
you no sous own
tor $135011)» 'mlundoubtedly' is a»
mo arboretum end ”wise men. ‘
will buy note at and save
money. . . . . It ' -. -
‘ Not only have their suit-sad over:
coats been ineluded‘ln this sale. but
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