MAY 31. 1918 - 'ran cnsstorrmown GUARDIAN - - PAGE ssvsrz '“‘ 1 '

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Write for copy oi our Recipe Book.

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and “Negligee ” prices. -

Sizes of Above 8 to 16 years `

__ Again We 1 can show you splendid range of boys “Outing _

" I Call and Inspect Stanley Bros

Stanley Bros eg-to Advise the “Mothers” of

the Arrival ot the Ready to

Wear Boys’ Blouses , BELOW IS A PARTIAL LIST

New Blue Stripes oni

with the N e w Spo Collar......... ...75c eac

A splendid wearing

material in all Blue Sport Collar $1.15 each

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_ in camp or at the front; for

your Sailor Lad patrolling the high seas; from you to him to make his heart light and to help keep tight the home ties.

your photograph.

The Cook Studio

The Newest Designs

in pcture frames in all sizes and styles, moderately priced, Call _and B66 them.

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON. Studio

Moderate Prices

Personal attention to Amateur

Photography. ‘

107 Queen 8treet

Phone 08-J. -

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Montague

For »First=class_ Quality'

in Fishing Tackle. -Now

that the fishing season is on we can fit you with everything neces sary from our large assort- ment such as Rocls,Lines, Reels, Baskets, .Casts,

Flies, Nets and Waders.

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E|Iis’.l’-hsrmacy Ltd. Moirtsoua

American

High Boots

Patent Leather

B o o t s made with white cloth tops and

and heels.

boots for Growing Girls-

Sizes 3 to 6.........$4.75 Sizes 12 to 2 1-2... 3.95 Sizes 9 to 11 1-2... 3.25 Sizes 6 to 8 1-2..... 2.60

See our Window Alley & Co.

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Summer Time " Is " Phonograph - - Time

Edison phonograph-nothing would give so much pleasure, so much con- solation in lonely hours-nothing would make a brig-ht day brighter as will this mstchless "phonograph with

Call in and see ‘the new models-

hear the new records. You don't have to buy unless you went to. _

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*IT PAYS to buy tn.this Province.

..°MR. .HAI-I0 D P. GORDON is

the Georgetown usrdiau representa-

..*SUNDAY SERVlGES.- On Sun

day, May 2nd, Rev. James Heron will conduct divine service in Annandale ut 11 n.m. and Dundas at 3 p.m.

..*FAREWELL 'S-ERMON..- Rev.

David Wright- of- the Montague, Pres- liyterian church preached his farewell sermon here on Sunday evening, May 26th, and left' for his new field of lab- our in Nova Scotia on Monday. Mr. Wright has-been here for eight years and has-.fofmed many pleasant friend- ships. We wish him prosperity and happiness in his new church.-T.

U ..*A KINDLY ACT.-Ou Tuesday

evening May 21st the members oi’ the Women’s -Institute, Montague, met at the home of Mrs. W. H. Ives and pre- sented their -president Mrs. (Rev.) David Wright with an address and a suitable gift. Mrs. Wright in replying to the address, spoke very feelingly ,of her associates in Montague. At the ' close Mrs. Ives served dainty refresh- ments.-T. '

CUISINE UN

lilNli’S B|RlHlllY

\Ve the undersigned merchants of

Montague, Lower Montague and Kil- mulr agree to close our respective places oi' business on Monday, June Ilrd. King‘s Birllhday.

1). J. McLean.

M. F. Macdonald.

E. E. Parkmun.

- Ellis Plrarrnacy Ltd.

Ives & Murdock. J. L. Younker.

H. J. Mabon.

Poole & Tlrornpson Ltd.

M. G. McGowan.

J. VV. Car'ruthers. W. A. Poole & Co.

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SAYS CANNERS WERE BUSY

Charles Lathrop Peck, president of

the National Emergency Food com mission, said at a dinner' in Washing- ton that the women of America have canned 500,000,000 jars of fruit and vegetables.

“They who charge the American

woman of`today with food waste," he said, “are as ignorant as the huckster

- was,"

“A huckster said to his mate: "Gee, Bill, you look down in thc

mouth!" _

“Ain't I got cause to look down in

the mouth ’ said Bill. ‘Everything's gone wrong with me lately First, an automobile runs into and kills my boss. Naturally, 1 try' to comfort my- self with a few beers, and get pinched for drunk and disorderly. They glm me a week, and when I get back home I find my wife's gone off to her moth er's with peritonitis.” '

"‘What?' said the other huckster.

'What? That Dugo ice cream Juggler down Middle alley Poor. old Blll!"’

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Be it foul or 'be it fair,

Smile

Never give into despair-

_ Smile

Drive ahead with all your might, All the day and half the night, Swear that you will win your' iight- And Smile

Has Dame Fortune thrown you down? Smile

Never mind her fickle frown,

‘ Smile -

Just sit steady in -the boat,

Down life"s current smoo-thly float. 'Twill come right some day, you'll

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So Smile.

-From the Dalton Citizen

liands Swollen With Rheumalism

And Sufferid Much From Backachs In Splte of all That Two Doctors Could Do-Cure Vouehed For By His Pastor

Spencer's island, N. S., May 31.-

’l`hls letter tells of the complete cure of rheumatism by the combined use of Dr. Chase's‘ Nerve Food and Kid- ney-Liver Pills.

Mr, Spicer was so bad' that' his

hands would swell and cause him much suffering -from the pain. He could not sleep at nights and was rather discouraged when two doctors could not help him much. _

His cure was perfected three years

ago, and is strongly endorsed by his pastor, who says he seems to be in perfect health.

Mr. Eurias Spicer. Bpencer's ls-

land N. S_. writes: "For one year I was aiilicted with rheuma.tism,.and suffered from lbackache, and weak kidneys. My .hands used to swell, and I could not sleep at night. I consulted two doctors within that time, but neither one of them did me ‘much good. Finally I commenced e treatment of Dr. 0hase's Nerve Food and Dr. Chaae’s Kidney-Liver Pills. I had read about this combined treat- ment in Dr. Cbase'e Almanac, and rea-

_olved to give it a. trial. The results

were splendid, for after using about six boxes, I obtained o perfect cure.

There is no entertainment like themnlai W" "U09 YN" l80» Gnd I MVB

had no returns ofthe old trouble since," ' (Rev_ Austin M. Angnrs, Methodist Clergyman, Advocate. N. B., writes: "I have known Mr. Eurias Spicer, who has been completely cured of rheu- matism by Dr. Chue's treatment for some time, and believe the above statement is correct. I-le seems now to be in perfect heaith.”) Dr. Ohsse’s Nerve F'ood,‘_$l oents

a box, s. full treatment of 6 xes for tt.75. Dr. C'hese’s Kidney-Liver Pills, 25 cents s box, st all dealers, or Ed- mansou. Bates & Co., Limited, Tor-

a substitute. lmits ions only disap-

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McLeod dz McGregor. ’

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..°TWO CENTS PER WORD each

insertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cssh must. accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-flve_cents. `

..*AGED RESIDENT DEAD.--Mr.

Frederick Moar, Dr-udencll,_ died -May- 25tli at the afrvanced age ol’ 70 years. He had been in ill health for about a year. The late Mr. Monr was a high- l -respected farmer .in that commun- iIy and his memory' will be cherished by ll hos; of friends.--'l‘.

..*CHiLDREN’S DAY.-The Child-

ren's.Day programme will be given in the Montague Christian church on the last Sunday in June. This has always been s great day ln this church and the members feel that this year it will excel any former occasions. it is well to have Children’s Day over before the annual convention which always comes on the second Sunday in July. -T.

..*THE RED TR|ANGLE.- Your

correspondent ,is glad to report the Y. M. P. A. gift from Montague was a generous one. This is one of the most worthy causes in connection with the war, and anyone from the surrounding country who has not had the opportun- ity to give before, may pass their don- ation to L. B. Mellish or any of the Montague collectors and forwarded to headquarters.-'I‘.

.PDEPARTURE REGRETTED. -

On Wednesday evening the members and friends of the Presbyterian church Montague presented their retiring pas- 5or`s \vli’e. _with un address and a rursc. Mr. und Mrs. Wright who rave been in llrlontirguc for eight rears, leave this week for their new "reid of labor' in Nova Scotia. Mrs. Wright, who has been an active work- wr in ull lines of church and benevol- ent \vork. was in everyi respect worthy if t'he generous gift hcstowed upon Irer by' her friends.-'l‘.

.."‘A GROWING SUNDAY SCHOOL -Montague (`.l1r'istian Bible School is '-oing some. but it still plans for larger' lrings. lt is a stirirrg scene Sunday znornngs, t_o see the eight classes sep- trate after the devotional period and rnnrch orderly to their respective rooms, where they. have the very best rquipment and nrost interesting teach rrs. Once a pupil attends one Sunday, hey never want to stay away again. Fhcrc seems to bc nrngic in the teach- 'ng surroundings or something. The school has set their aim i`or Rally Day, 'vhlch is the second Sunday in Aug- rst,at one hundred and fifty in the reg- 'llar sessions, and at the present rate rf progress it ought to be easily reach- sd.-T. '

..*G0|NG WEST T0 LiVE.- On

Thursday evening May 23rd the mem- ‘Jers of Acme Vice Grand Lodge, 1. '). 0. F., Montague, presented their Vice Grand sister Carrie McDonald.

wit-h an addsess and a very pretty 'tebekah pin. Mrs. McDonald will bc- 'ery much missed in Acme Lodge as .veil as in all social and other circles. n the Lodge she was a. great favorite ‘raving been one of its charter mem- `rers, when it was instituted about four /ears' ago, and has even been devoted toes to her new home in Edmonton. she has the sincere wishes of all for 1. bright future and a happy visit to Vlontague at some future date. Mrs. VlcDonald will be acconl-panied to the ‘bove city by her father Mr. William '/anlderstiue, a long and highly res- 'rected lres-ident of Montague. Mr. Vaniderstine will also take up his -.bode there, where three of his daugh- 'ers now reside, two married and one single, Miss Palm, a trained' nurse, vlro will make her home with ber fa- ther and Mr‘s. McDonald.-.

GERMAN PUBLIC OPINION

Every appeal to the German peo-

ple over the heads of its leaders. every attempt to impress' it with the :ood faith and disinterestedness of its opponents in this war, every as- surance that we are lighting, not for the extermination of the German people, but for'tlrelr right to de- velop their great virtues and mani- 'est genius in the humane forms in- sured alone under the influence of free institutions, pre-supposes in Ger- many tlre existence of at least a ker- nel ‘of the sort of thought which we describe by the phrase "public opin- ion." But no one who has been long and intimately familiar with the in- side of German institutions, with -the ways of thinking in typical German circles, whether liberal of conserva- tive so-called, with the whole politi- cal atmosphere breathed by radical or reactionary wlthirr the borders of the German Empire. can hesitate to say that there never has been in Germany any such tiring as public 'opinion.-C. Y. Keys. in Nor'th American Review.

WOMEN INCLUDED IN R. F. C: _.4._

“Women's Sister Service" is a term

that has just come into use for the very excellent reason that women are connected in so many ways with the British Service. First they were at- tached to the army and people be-_ came familiar with the "W.A.A.C.s." Then women were taken on as a part of the navy and soon every one was tarrflrlsr with the "wrsnsfr 'rue last move opens the Royal Flying Corps to women. '

Lady Gertrude Crawford is a Direc-

tor of the Women's Branch of the Air Service and she brings to har work practical qualifications obtained along many lines of training. For one thing. she is' a master turner-one of the very few women who can qualify in this work. Proof of her title rests, among other things, on the fact that she actually carved an egg on a lathe. This feat is rarely accomplished by either men or women. Technical skill of the highest has come to Lady Gert- rude also having worked in a mnnition factory from the beginning of that work for women. Thousands of Iwo- men mechanicisns will find in Lady Gertrude s thoroughly capable super- visor. The world et large and pstrio tic women especially will watch the development of this new line of wo- men's' service with interest.

_______.__-.__-- ' "Your wife seems busy these days," “Yee; she is to address s womens club." “Ah. working on her address?

“`No; on her dress."

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MT. ALBIIDN.

Mr's._WT`JT'Mc'Eacherrr, $1; W. .la

McEachern, $1; J. W. Ballem, $1; J.

$1; Mrs. W. J. Carver, $1; Benj Hot' £011. $1; A Friend, 25c; R. W. Chanti- ler, 50c; C. A. and -Mrs. Rankin, $2; Mrs. .\'. Robertson, $1; Allen Jen- kins, 50c; Boswell and Mrs. Jenkins, $2; Mrs. Ben] Jenkins, $1; A Friend, 2'5c; A Friend, 25c; Martin Myers,

icy, $1; Wm. Stewart, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart, $1; L. E. Cos- grove, 70c; N. J. Jenkins, $1; Robt Jenkins, $2; Received -from Red Cross, $5; _ _

Total $27.00

LAKE VERDE, LOT 48

Collected by ‘.‘.'. R. Brown:

W. R. Brown, $1; Gillmore Jardine

$1; Chas Kelly, $1; Ewen Woods, $1; Joseph Redmond, 50c; -Hugh Calla- ghan, 50c; Ewen Callaghan, 50c; Mrs. Jas Woods, 25c; Frank <McKenna, 50c Mrs. Jos Smith, 50c; John Kelly, $1;

Alex Weatherbie. 50c; Patrick Mc Adam, $1;

Total $10.75

PART 01" lllt Ml-ILLICK RED (!lt0SS

' Collected -by Miss Katie Lea and Miss Clara -Praught; ,

A. J. -MacDonald, $1; -Miss Sarah

Macdonald, 300; -Mrs. -D. Macglivary, 50c; Joseph 'Praugh-t, $1; Joseph -Sul- livan, $1; William J. Mutch $5; Wm. Beers, 25c.; J. -E. McEacltern, $1; Pe- ter Macdonald, 20c; Joseph P. Praught, 75; 'Frederick Richards, $2; Samuel -Lane, $-2; John White, 25c; Dan Cannon, $1; Ka-tle“Lea, 50c; Mrs. R. Jenkins, $1; S. L. Boswall,`$2;

Total $20.05

PART 0F RUSTICO ROAl)

Collected by Cecil Munn: Mrs. Robert Roberts, $1; E. S. Mc

Leod, $3; Mrs. W. S. McLeod, $2; Wm. H. Neill, $1; Elwin L. McClure 50c; John Neill, 504;; Herbert An- drews, $1; Henry Horne, $2; Garfield

sr. Total , $12.50

Collected by Clarence (fofflrr, Cher-

ry Hill.

iB. D. Collin, $1; Marion E. C.

Coffin, -25c; Albert Coffin, 50c; Rus- sell Coifin, 50c; Aeneas P. McDonald, 50c; Mary C. |lVlcDonald, $1; George E. Warren\‘$1; -Emma T. Hynes, 50c.; Frank Jardine, $1; Mrs. Victor Egan, $1; David IE. ‘McDonald, 50c; James E. Douglass, 50c; Melvin Jay, 50c; Mrs. B. C. Douglass. 501:: Wilfrid H. Coffin. 50c; -Clarence N. Coffin, 50c;

Total $10-35

Collected by Mrs. McKe'nzie, St'

Andrews:

-Fran-lc Farquharson. $2; William

McKenzie, $1;g\lex McEachern, $1; Mrs. Angus Mc hee, $1; Mrs. Mary A. McMillan, $1; Mrs. Catherine Mc- Millan. $1; Mrs. 'Patrick McMillan. 75c; William McMillan. 60c; Mrs. J. T. McAdam, 50c; A Friend, 500; Mrs. Rudolph Mcldachern, 50c; Mrs. Eliza- beth Mclntyre, 60c; Mrs. Johanna McKenzie, 50c; Gregory Mcldachern, 50c; Mrs. John J. Mclilachern, 25c;

Total - $11.50

Collected by Mrs. Mclllwen. West St.

Peters

Mrs. H. C. McEwen, $1; -Ronnie

Mcsssm, sr; Peter Mcadsm, zoo; c. McAd|am, 60c.; Miss Corrie 'Ryan, $1; Allen J. McDonald, 50c; Mrs. M. Roach, 25c; James Conohsn, Goo; Emery 'McEwen, $1; Mrs. Lloyd Mc- Ewen, 50c; Mrs. 'David Anderson, 25c‘ Mrs. Frank Anderson. $1; Mrs. Ben] Douglass, $1.50; Mrs. Alex McDon-. sid 25c; J. J. McAdam, $1; Misc Ca- therine McAdam, B50; Mrs, Robert McKay, Soo; Miss Lillie McDonsl¢` 50c;

Total $ll~75

Collected by'.lohn W. Jay, Pisquid West ’ '

John H. Jay, 81.60; Angus McPher-

l\lcl{il1ll0ll, $1; A. J. McDorral(l. $1;

501:; William Birt, 300; Peter McAvlnn

'Fowl . $12.60

I Mrs. - Elisha Douglass, $2; Ful-ton 1301131385. $1; Benj Birt, 501:; Mrs.

dine, 500; Mrs. T. McDonald, 50c;

,D. Coffin, $1;

I 'mar $122.,

C01'-fill. $15 J. C. Douglass, $1; l-iu- bert Douglass, 50c; Chester _'W. Coffin $1; Stephen Morrison, $1; Allen Mor- rison, $1; J. w. Feehan, $1; wrrrram D Pigott $1' F A Pigott $1' Wal-

|Stephen McKay, 500; Jus 'l`. Doyle,

Cormac-k, 500; Mrs. Angus Mcinnis. 504:' Wallace Mclntyre, $1' E. S.

50c; John McKay, 500; Mrs. _N. Mc .

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Wulslr, $5; S. A. Coffin, $1; Mrs George Jay. sr; Mrs. "rr. L. coffin.

A. Ir, M¢~,I)0,,a1d_ $1; And,.e“, McK;,,_ $1; Mrs. E. Glover, $2; Mrs. George non, $1; william G;ms_ 506; Georgeltilark, $2; Peter Dewar, -50c; Mrs. Annie, 50C; Af A_ M,.D0m,1d_ 50(._lPetcr~ Scott, $1; Mrs. Daniel McAs-

G. Jenkins. $1; Mrs. George Ballem, Chas Ostridge, -500; Ariemas CO0k_fsey, $2; Ross Pigott, $2; Isaac Jay,

5[]C_; (‘haS_ Kc]I)._ 50C; John Ovconnell $2; MTS. JOI`lll IVICDOIIHIII, 500] A. P.

Herrrrebcry, $1; Miss Taylor, $1;. Ed-

50c.; i<‘red I.. Jay, 30(-_; F,-,mp Ha,,_|\\'ar'¢i Jay, $1; Tillie Jay, cific; Stewart qerlc-ken, 50,,_ _ -Nici-Iacherrr, $2; Wesley Jay, 75c; Ro-

bert W. Jay, $1; John A. McDonald, $1; John McDonald, 25c; Agus-tine McDonald, $1; John A, Mc-

25c; Daniel Myers, 300; S. C. Sen- Collected by Fulton Douglass, IIea4l.D0nHl<l. $15.13- H~ Affltwk. $1-Z T- D-

oi iiillslioron h ` .Coffin, $1; Mrs. John Affleck, 50c;

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John A. McAuley, $1; Alvin McKenzie $1; Douglas Duff, 50c; -Daniel Birt, $1; Mrs. J. L. Jay, $2; H. T. Feehen

Fred Jardine, 50c; Lawson Douglass,l$7i Muriel BIN- $1? Nell Mclnwsh- 50a; .Mr-S, Jag S_ Douglass, 50C; A1_ -$2; A, M. Duffy, 50c; Mrs. James Mc bert Jardine. 50c; Mrs. A. I.. Jar- DOM-ld- $15 Donald D- M°D°“aId»

Goo; Alexander -McEachern, 60c; Kim-

_Urban Bumbrick, 600.; Geddie D0ug_ bal Coffin, $5; Lane Pigott, $1; Robert \iass, $1; Mrs. Leu M¢Asg@y, 50.3; C_ (McKenzie, 7512.; Friend, l0c.; D. J. V.

BB. Cameron, 50c; Cameron McLauglriMCD°Ual‘l. $1? illll. $1; Gordon Douglass, 50c; David Total- ` . $69_00

_ -1-mal $11-_50 Collected by Mrs; Russel Clark and

Miss Toorrrbs, Mt Stewart

Fred Duffy, $1- John Murphy, soc- C H ., , , 0,, .J, - l_

’ 1.|h.0?,kiL'el W vm dy' hmnl“g| Dr. J. G. 'l`oom»bs, $15; Rev. R. P.

Murury, $5; Miss E. Murray, $5; H.

1.. A. Jay, sr; George E Jay, 25c; .M°'A"'- ‘wi ““*;”“'1'w C""“' 5;* 13°' '-

Lemuel Jay. sr; W. uf Jay, roc; 1119"" D°,““’f‘“”- $7 ,°“‘“““” ° "V "

Ben, _,an $1; Rohm E_ _my_ $1;’ J_ ,$1; rr. L.,<.art-w, sr, Mrs. n. Prgou.

_E_ Bi,.t_ $2; MI_s_ Jus Juv 506; M__s_,ii0c; Mrs. M. Prgott, 500; -Mrs. D. __

George Birt, 50c; Mrs. Samuel Bir-t,lmgO"'_50“; Mrs- Gorman. 25C2,M1‘5- 500.; M-rs. Lloyd Jay 50c.'; David B. lM(.:wmmmS’ $1; Joseph Gamhum' $1; » _ Bm_ $1; _MrS_ James Campbelh 506; }M_rs. ll. 1). Coffin, $1; Miss Margaret ‘ lJorm B. Jay. $1' oliver- r. Juv $1- 'Bm' $1* Ed“"" °°'"“- $1? M“" N“' ' “

’ ' " L -than I)oug1a.ss, $1; Mr-s. Jonaltban'

(Affleck, $1; Mrs. John McKenzie, $1; 1' I

C H t lb J h Pi _ _ Mrs. S. C. Clark, 50c; Mrs. B. Clarita-» ;

“m.(;mi.C et y 0 n goit’ gavage $1; Joseph Barrett, $1; Mrs. Mcbaugx

- |lin, $1; David Jay, $1; Miss Newbury,

Percy L_ C m _ 1; DH h C m _ $1; Mrs. Artcmns Coffin, $1; Artemas

$1; Wim Cnm$ ‘_ S_a _O "_ Douglass, 50c; Mrs. A. J. Grant, 50C;

am o rr, $1, V E Cof _ _ nn, $1; Elms coffin, $1; wnnsm A. =J“'“‘°“ Pf"`""d5e- $é*'uI_""“' ¥’1§"°é"

Feehan, $2, Nathan 0 rr, $1, Clurke, -$2; Gilbert Bennett, $1;, John Simmons, $2; Frank Kelly, 50c; Mrs.

James McCarthy, $1; Miss A. Gillis. . _

_ 25:: Mrs. McLeod, 40c; William Doug. F .’

te, P180” $1; J h E_ ,P om $1; lass, $2; Marion Clarke, $10'

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M00l‘0Slde, 500.; Ml'-S. John R. Neill, Mcflmjsv 50c_; Wiilie Gunn 50’c_; Ful_ .

Iton E. Pigott, $1; Olive Krreehorre, 25c Collected 'by Roy Mmch:

James Mem, 500. Temp, M _pl 3 Frank Mutch, $2.50; Roy Mutch,

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