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When You Go

Fishing _ _

~` Ygir succession'--that 'fishl ‘g itrip will be de- more by the equipment you take along than by the pro- verbial ‘ “Fisherinen’s Luck.” ~ _

Experienced Anglers

have found our line of fishirigtackle very satis- factory. _

When you are ready to

go be sure tolook over our fine line of tackle.

Fishing rods 15c to

$25each. Reels 15c to $2.50 each. Silk lines 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c, 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 each.

Flies the finest assort-

ment and best values in the city. Various size hooks. _

Landing nets, baskets,

canvas creels, gut hooks, fly books, spare tips and everything required to repair old rods.

.l.` G. Jamieson

Druggistj `

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SILVER 1 PLATING

Now is your opportun ity to have articles re- plated as_we are sending a shipment by June 1st.

G. H. Tay|or_

Jeweler & Optician '

-s1s1-4_11im. _

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DIARY OF EVENTS.

_ To-nav.

City Magistrates Court 8 a. m. Prince Edward Theatre B, 7 and 8.

45 p. m. - _ _ ' _

iunnraons

L ra Q

London, on Juno 7th, by Rev. G. W_». Irvine, B. A.. 'Hugh 'McKay ~of"New

Ilaindon, to _ aiiio___Pidglm of French ver. ' .

' ' -4g_;r<;r»_;-g-_}`,,;-_-°r-3-i-°~~\_-¢_°3‘°"~if-.5'»5

1 ~‘_f, ` BIRTHS,

"o'i.eary_. .nine mi. 1510

Agedlii years. '

Irina.

__§eci opera! availabixl foniinlon land in Man toha,

5 _, sg

.-», $.‘_~ -~ 1-.~..'~`~.'. \ .G '1'.".~ ».‘ .'.“*.1=.~- ‘ _-r-1.1¢, (\-` ..».i _ ri-flf. <' ".\ ;';'_1'.~:,';_.' ~?\_.'.'.> -yy'-' I _ .'»..',`~`_ Y }.>.\._~U3q4~\fJ_"- P). __ >___.|'_-_ _ -359;. '¢\lf.;», ij _.jr n.-§§\.»,.'_;_ , .'- _ 1

C0. Ltd.

Coal Fresh from the Mines

Your winter supply of coal is gone:

and our spring stock is now at your service. ~ _

lt is good coal. Clean and fresh and

full value for your money.

This is. the place to get it. Order now

and we will see that prompt delivery is made. _ ` Our prices are the lowest.

We are open to charter a number of

schoonerg for which we guarantee highest rates of freight. _ Phone 404. .

BUNTAIN BELL_& C0. Selling Agents for Dominion Coal

a o++o+o+++++++++++++ * WOOL WANTED

2 HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID O

'l"l'§'l"l"}0

'F <.=

i'l»l°'l'\l'§°l°§1»'lHi\§§§

for WASHED and UNWASHE- ED WOOL.

1' We pay freight on all lots 1' over 100 pounds. 'lr \Vrite 'phono or cull and go -I' our prices.

* The Island Wool and Hide Co

Grafton St. East, f Opposite Davis & Frascrs, 'Phone 441-J. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

6»li~6M1Mopd. \l~\l"l"l~°l'-l"|»'l~»l'~I-4~~l~'l»-0»'l»»I-l»

Subscription List For

5 p. c. Debentures

The Commissioners of Sewers sud

Water Supply have for sale Ten thou- sand ($10,000) dollars, Charlottetown lWater Works Debentures. These de- bentures are of the denomination of $500.00 each are payable in Twenty years from date and bear interest at live (5) per cent per annum, payable halt yearly. »

A subscription list is now open in

the oillce of the Commissioners, City Hail, for local parties wishing to pur- chase any of these bonds. Full par- ticulars on application.

9910-5-24MtE. I i

'P1'

Special' Meeting oi the Shareholders

' os THE cHAnLo1'1'i=.'rowN ers/iivi

NAVIGATION COMPANY, `Ll_M- ‘ ITED 1 . .

A special meeting of the Sharehold-

ers of the above named Company will be held at the chief place of business of the Company at the corner of Great George and Lower Water Streets in the City of Charlottetown on Wednes- day the twenty»iirst day of June A.D. 1916 at the hour of Eleven O’clock in the forenoon:

1. For the purpose of passing a re-

the Shareholders_of the Captial Stock or part thereof and other_Assets- of the Company. ‘

2. For the purpose of passing a re-

solution requiring that the Company

be wound up.` _

‘ - By Order,

G. W. WAKEFORD.

' _ Manager. _

Charlottetown,

7th June, 1916.

217-6-7Mtlll Julie 21st.

Norici-3

Have 2 first class lots 50x100, clear

title, Prince Rupert, B. C. few minutes walk from huge drydock. Will trade for 50 acres more or less, of first class land.

State what you have and exact lo-

cation, etc.

_ Address

_ c|0 GUARDIAN.

isseasturiieipri. ,

. /.

- _ _ _/

_. __ _‘-2.

Jw.. _ ‘..}\:\

Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulations.

THE sole head ofa iamily or any male over

oilghteen years elf may homestead a qitarisr

ask? swan or rta. Aoplioaot must a pear n person at tiicbllrmilnion Lands Along or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry lx Droxir may bs giada at any Dominion Lands nancy big not iib-Agency on certain conditions.

titles-Six months residence upon and cul-

Dvetlgnoi the iandln each of three sara. A hom ador may live withi ine mllesof his homestead an I iarixof at I at waeromm

con llinna. 'hahlra e house ia re-

l vriiera residence is psrforraodin

S Cl ' .

_fi mul in 1 ...-:..... .i..:.r:-3-;:f:.°.::.i".i.~::: aiggipialmiaarearih sulfate. parsers. year: ai arxem' 'llgiggtggrln :tail-°4la.='§e0 umués uuivalfiii i>f»-nnpi5n in

Dll

rl" so li ' ir ea ii ' riflizfiagrtaxe “ri” audi hom" _ 1

4 I

“ik §1h!5£l;giilx:sa°celI three _

ei... ‘°-ser -1.:. "- i=.e.:.-°g..°f_'_f`__,%-.=I’"..."~i'fi.::i..l~?’:I:fi..'~1 '.:

_ w. .o”o\=‘v.n_ disi’§.";irTil%`5ii=”"“

solution for the distributing among'

SEALED TENDERS addressed to

the undersigned, and endorsed "Ten- der tor Supplying Coal for the Domin- ion Buildingsff will be received at this oill.ce_unti_i 4.00 P. M.. on Wednesday June 28.1910, for the supply oi’ coal

thh Dominion. -

Combined specification and form of

tender can be obtained at this Depart- ment and on application to ihe care- takers of tire different Dominion Build ings.

Persons tendering arenotifled 'that

tenders will not be considered iiniess made on the printed . forms suppied, and signed with' their a'-tuai_signiitur1_ es. ' ' - '

Each tender mu_st‘ be accoinpauledi

by an accepted cheque 'on ii chartered bank, payable to the order of the Hon- ourable the Minister of Public Works, ‘equal to ten per cent (10 p.c.) of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the. person tendering dec- line to enter into a contract when called upon to do so or fall to com- plete the contract. lf the tender be not accepted the cheque will be rc- turned.

By order,

R. C. DESROCHERS,

Secretary.

Department of' Public Works, Ottawa. June 7. 1916.

Newspapers will not be paid for

this advertisement if they insert it without authority from the Depart- mont.

2288-6-l2M3l.

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Professional Cards

DR. I..E. CROKEN

VETERINARY SURGEON

Office: Queen Street

Adjoining Hughes’ Drug 8tors\

Residence: Revere Hotel. `

9857.5-20M1month

MORSON A DUFFY Barriaters and Attorneys Solicitors for Royal Bank of Canada

MONEY TO LOAN

DR. HEATH MelNTYFlE. Dentist Cameron Block, Victoria Row

Charlottetown,

Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p_ m.

2 p. m.to5p.m.

3083-10-25I\lti’.

'D.C.' McLeod, K. C., W.E. Bentley, K._C _ _MeLEOD G. BENTI..EY‘

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Ohices-Bank of N. S. Chambers Charlottetown, P. E. I.

A.A. McLean, K_C., Donald McKinnon

‘ M¢LEAN &. M¢K|NNoN ..BarrIstsra, .. _ Attorneys-at-Law

Royal Bank Bldg., Charlottetown.

WARBURTON & SHAW

Barrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal,

Canada. Permanent Mortgage Corpor- at on_ ‘ _ Oiilces-Old Guardian Office, Pro- wse Block, Carlottetown. P. E. I.

BABCOCK AND SONS

Patents, Trade Marks. Designs. Registered Patent Attorneys.

Established 1877

Formerly Patent Office Examiner.

Master of Patent Laws.

1 Representatives in all foreign coun- tries.

Write for Book "Patent Protection"

Teliik

Al about and how to Obtain Pat-

on s.

99 St. lames St.. Montreal. Branches Ottawa. Washington: _

S. S. Hessian

LAWYER '

Montague. P. E. l. Money to Loan

7B84=3-18Mtf.

=_-__-a _

DR. W. P. 0’BRlEN 1 Graduate oi' Ontario Velornnry Col- lege and Toronto University. Ofllce ll." ll. Moase's stables Kensington. Tele- phone conn. 99,llll,5.29.m mwf 4 wks.

_ P'°rffbf~1¢.f‘f'f_ls~#".‘i*l»i!\S Heaungiagiid Cenerai$Pipiag -Mak '_-‘;.f1_»f‘ tha Magnet Unx%oun Garbage _ 1 eepiacle rsispnéiig imc 5 spring sn-sat

Charlottdtoinyn, P. E. I.

Mwiniziiiz -

to the Public Buildings throughout »

_ _ ‘_ .. . - .1014-IME till July

` Ilasip '.Wauted--

WAANTED

small token of our rein/rd and affec- ’tion, a glib from your 'relatives and your frleudsand pastor; Rev John Sterrling'.‘ it-'goes to' you with our heartfelt wishes 1 tor your welfare. and we prayerfuliy hope for the speedy tormination of this terrible warfare andyour sale rcturii.

Signed 'iu_behali’ oi’ those who

love and will miss you.

I ~ R. Y. McCOUBREY,

_ JOHN F. McLEOD.- (Pat. Please copy.)

riiisiii-[viii

.._,._. A very pleasant evening was sponi

at thc homo oi' Mrs. Margaret Sim nions.-Sea View, on thc cvc of Map 15th when tiio young pcoplc ;;iit|ror'e|` to hid farewell to hcl' son, ilarry also Ernest Moiiiriairi both uf wlion have enlisted with tlic 105th Iligh~ lniiilri ieginioiit which leaves slmrtli for v‘.'ilrartici'. Music and siivgini; were indulged lu nitcr which .'un."!.eon was served by some of the _vouiu.3 lndies pi'r.sent after all doing justice to thc daiiitica provided -an address. was road during which they were each presented with ii purse. Thr Boys responded in a happy mnnnei thanking their friends kindly for their gift. After a few pleasant re marks by some of the hoys prcseni rind u hcarty bounce for- Ernie and llnrry the evening was brought to ar close hy singing “Eur They are Jolly Good fellows" and the National An them.

Foiioivliig was the address: - Dear i<`rionds:- We your old timr

cliuins have inet herc together thii evening. to assure you of our Friend ship and esteem in which wo lioic you. we realize you have givcii up al' that life holds dear to you to offer your services to Our King und Conn try and we appreciate tho riuiilitie: which prompted you to so richly re spondto our Couutry's cali rind wr realize you are both going to` llgh‘ our battles. Wo will hc proud to re fer to you ns two of our own Boys a' the front and wo do :isaurc you tha our prayers und thougliis shall gr with you and we liopo that whoii yor are far away in tho drcnry routine o trench llfc "somcivlioro in France' you may carry with you many pleas aut nieniorics ol your friends mir' Home to wliiic away tho dark hours and we trust that the path of Duty you have both so nobly chosen ina: lead you to thc last triumpliaut marcl of the Allies und you may bc sparel to rcturn home safely when peace it again restored and worusk you to ac- cept this small moniento of our well wishes in tho spirit in which it is given and although; wc regret loos- ing you from our circle it is with feelings of admiration wo regard your noble sacrllce foijtliis brave deed. _

Signed on behalf ol' your true und

Loyal Friends.

Angus McPherson.

genuinesurppise _onE‘:_Saturdi1-y morn- soediniihsperetxlilsd £5,110 f' ~ J '““

ing when`_'lis"ws;p` presented on die- uiilitatq dn_ies. _ glooiglg w , _'j

half of his 'home _ 'ti-lends in New oyer this community l'UU_f‘,we "gw . _ _ _ Glasgow with the (allowing feeling itgvvas _learned tl1li_td8t%Il'-lla. ldim _ 1, __,, _._

address and-8. bbauttgl .wrist watch tolli-s victim Prl_\ate_A 9,1- ~'I_-‘ft-'U _ =‘,,t_ ‘ ._ | - . _ . . '

a loving remii`idelf‘of“ e wishes 0!-the 1050|!.‘D'00lIll.\\l\>'.1¢ll-Qi*-"I ‘ '= ~` - » 'f ` a . ` _ following him: _ ' Q./d illness of pneumonia. Medical skill and _,_.;._ ' . _ ' _ _.4 ’ Deaf Theophilus:-We h hoped to ¢9.\'9_l'u1 nur-sing proved of _ no avail. _ ~j.5*‘ ~ _' ~ _ _ f I __ `_ _~¢ have an opportunity or meeting you PFI !1¢.°"M¢L°`0lI` l\‘\l0"lP P.l¢l‘i_°l.|Smi ‘_ __ -`_ '21-;_11ght-~‘_, " __ ` ` -rr' __ 5-135' and wishlngryoufareweil and God- iiol£i‘ `and'duty'closed up~his_'farm and _i '15 , ' _ xr _,Joll¥ii:_,".,'l.\{f~.-._=._ speed pug ~ppv|pg peep. disappointed onl ted with the 105th last March. Ron: _‘_ , - _ Q -_ _ _ __;§{_‘__ 7`I_;‘\‘ in this .we sro' now sending you niislrecrultlns. Hish Bank ifabresst with _ _- A ; .~ » ~ ’ ‘”‘:»"~: '_ ‘fi';‘i*=‘_‘~'

any coilimunity in P. E. _lsliind"-oi.'~.its‘ size, every available msn~hns.f.flor)ned i

ed ares? follov`v`s:-.-‘ ._ _ " ' Jas. H. Hayter.

Angus D. Stewart, Henry W. Hayter,

Hector Godsoe, John A. McLeod, William Mc1(ay,

Alexander McLean,

Alex. J. McLeod.

Angus Livingstone, »

Lawrence Stewart. A large -number of the residents oi

High Bank gathered at the homo of Mrs. Christy McLean, whore a 'very sociable time was spout in honor oi Zhtrhoys of the 105th, \vl|o were about to roturn to duty-live of tlioin being present a very pleasant evening was

ont with musi anie singing, and

ip c, g s. _ xrarnoplioiio selections. As the clock toiled the hour of midiiiglit all 'repair- ed to the dining room were n sump- tuous repast was served by the ladlcs after doing justice to thc liiiicr man. the following auuress was road and preseiited to tho soldier hoysz-

Dear Friends:-Wo ure liutliorcd

here tonight to tender our respect to our gallant boys, wiio are about to de part from us to take up arms in dc- flence of our Empire. We all realize

' `1 Illiill Bunls'»¢lisli{é. 5 i‘?f"' f ‘ 5° ‘_ "2

. _ ~~' _ ' 'I » ~~¢l-iff-» fu- I ° ‘ ‘V

_- L 4'. ’ JL ' _ _: _ _ '? §.'f.'." 1, f' ' ' ; ‘ ' ' *_* ' _ , _ ' _ ’~" _ " ---` _ . The fbrmerlig always<s.'buay man _fo ...‘ _ _ __ __ ____ ,__§__,

- ~- ' - ~ .L _-,_ ._ _ 1 but especially busy‘at this time o!~tlie~1 - ‘ . "a .| " - ` ' " 1 `

yoar,__hu_stling to, complete;_lii_s_ seeding __ ‘ _ \ '

Pte Theophiius McCoubrey of “B"- and planting. The boys of *the 105th, 0 'ii§‘.éiiv1_'.=;

W-

: you iilioy a sisiigbtfulinnse

of bod ly freedom that can only come from loose- ilitin8 garments well made.

' KLOSED KROTCH ` UNDERWEAR

With or without webbing.

Ask for W3. ' 143

, ~ 1 'v

Company 105th .Battalion received-I at home helping w »_-_ 1 P, `* »-¥- _~ -;

_ _ ' » vi. We have on hand

- ._,_ - " ` z 1-11. _ e ,

_ W. G. & R.“sun:imeiI'“f:;- _.._` _ _ "l__,{‘- _

th ‘Ki . U no ' 1 .. _._. nienlsarscoo an co o - ~» , _ __ L __ irsefingngr:iist%n,`;fh1igilmvI¢iI-énrtg . able. Stlndiils-_l\°°"I\1s» - ‘ ' ' - iected; The -name; or those who enlist- 1 » walk » f_*"“\I“S °|' ‘mink Q, _ . _

' in _Barrels and _ f ' ' Casks. :_

I . /

Phone 111 -

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gi @-

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFi~‘.l‘}C'I‘ MAY Sth. 1916.-

11.50 1.15 2.06 2.49 3.30

~l.°"?‘?‘.°° breiseb GXUUQQT

Trains outward-Read down . Trains iirward-llolld UD.

1-'.M. Noon. A.M. Atinntic Standard Time A. M.

7.35 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 8.30 Hunter River 10.36 9.02 » Emerald Jct. 9,50 9.27 Kensington 9.27 9.50 Arr. `~ Sumnierside Dept 9_00

I’.M. 10.15 9.20 8.48 8.23 8.00

nu. A.ia_ ‘ 10.20 ' _

9.05

5.15 /s.o0_

5.30 4.50/ _

what a sacrifice they have made in giving up the pleasures and coniforto of homo and the society ui’ friends md rclatlvcs; dear boys. we know You always have been true to nonoi' ind right and wc arc coiilldeiit that You will uphold the -sanio., whothoi' ii be in the training cninps of Great Britain or on tho bntticiicirls of Flanders, or in whatever" piirt of tht :oniiict you take part, we will miss voiir congenial feliowsliip and sincer- ely regret your departure but we would like to remiiid you that our criicst prayers and good wisiios, will always iccompany you and wc sincerely liupc that tho Suprcinc Being, _ who reigns :vcr us will grunt that ‘cm nniny nioii- ;hg go hy you will rciuru iiva|'iiig liic ‘aurole of victory. .

Sigiicil nn beliiiii` of your

- . FRIENDS.

A suitable response wng made (ou

iehnlf of tho soliiicr l`i0_\'s) by l’rivute klcxanrlcy Mchcaii, tliaiikiug tlicni ‘or their lrlinliicss null assuring them zhat they would do their duty in King ind Country and would carry away vitli them happy recollectioiis of thc lays spent on good old High Bank." .A vote of thanks was tlicn tcridcrcd

to Mrs. Mcllcan for hor kindness and uso oi' hor ironic i°or that occasion. Mrs McLean replied in fitting tcrins, trust- ing the time would not bo long, till we would hc gathered together again to welcome the boys home. ‘

After' singing the National Anthem

all left for their respective homes, sni- isilcrl that they all had a "jolly good lime."

F _ I-

l §_ rang

per pound.

174-6-6M18ipd _

' FOX FOOD '

One pound `of my Compound No. 4 Fox Biscuit' la better than flvs pounds

of plain meat for both old and young foxes. Have you tried them? Price ac

SOLE PATENTEES AND MAUNFAC- TURERS, C. P. SEKYER LIMITED. Head Office, 133 Corlatlns BuiIding,.Montreal, P. Q., Shipping Office

_ Chambly Road St. Hubert, P. Q. ’ _

,,....., ._.,v__- _

I _

charge Twenty-five santa.

iil|Ml|l|IlN 'GLASSIFIEIII MIS.

' ' Ono sont por word first Insertion In this column, hall sont par

word each continuation. Gash must accompany order. Minimum

g _ l

»$»--m

AGENTS-MEN OR WOMEN,

"World's Greatest War;" beating all selling records; sample hook free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers, Brantford, Ont.

_ 5-27M18i.

8ALE5MEN.-- EXCLUSIVE LINE

for city, town or country. Big earri- ings guaranteed. Permanent all year joli. No experience necessary. Write Luke Brothers Limited, Mont real. 265-6-10M6l.

AGENTS WANTED T0 BELL FON

"the olrl reliable Fonthlli Nurseries! We,.teach our men to sell. -Experi- e`nce unnecessary; highest commiss- ion paid; handsome free equipment.

~ Stone st Wellington,-Toronto, Ontl.

_Female

_fsenei-al dorson,

_ LAD- lllll light

SPIN

Agents Wanted H0] B _Maia

\__._______.___. ._...._... ._

p W nteil

wAN1'i'-:D.-A vouua MAN ,'r`o

drive a bread delivery . Apply to D. Stewart, baker, 163 Kent St.` -

229-6-»7Mti

WANTED.-SALEBMAN FOR CAR

pet department, also n toamstcr Beer & Wcoks. 230-6-7Mdi.i

U-S

gm EP. _<.

saw !".°.°S°.?° 1-101016*-‘ mon-le=iQ

P.M. 12.15' Dept. Summcrslde Arr. 8.45 1.57 Port liill 7.48 3.32 0'I.eary 7.03 4.40 Alberton 6.19

' 5.40 Arr. Tlgnlsli Dept 5.45

5.05 _ 3_:».1 . 2.07 12.55 12.00

*-3

‘ _Mou_Wed. & Thus. & Sat. Friday

8.55 0.50

599° earn on

ues& Sat. Tues. “`"_"" -7'"

6.30 Dept. Emerald .`Ijct. Arr. _ 7.25 Arr. __ Capo Tru orse Dept. -

Tues. &

Bat. _ PM _ 8.35 7.50 8_00 ` 7.00

"I .°’£*"‘>‘i%_°“"i' »- ¢ev?.:L-ca' o cameo?

A.M. - .

6.50 Dept. Charlottetown Arr. 9.45 8.40 Mt. Stewart 8.35 0.17 Morell 8.07 9.47 St. Pete rs 7.44

11.15 Arr. Sourls Dept 6.40 1.__

Arr Elmira Dept. 5.30

5.50 ` 4.10 3.24 2.50

¢>s'roi."‘ ¢'.' >-1 ogg?

A.M.

8.50 Dept. Mt. Stewart Arr. 8.35 3.50 10.00 Cardigan \ 7 40 2.39 10.30 Montague ‘ 7.10 2_10 , 11.10 Arr. Georgetown Dept. 6.40 1.30

' ` " D315' “__ _

- & Sun.

P.M. `

?'!"°9°'1

>e1ire»-- gsimsg

Trrilna,

ex.Sat. _

3.10 Dept. Charlott otown Arr. 10.10 9.45 4.55 - Vernon River 8.27 8.31 7.05 Arr. Murray Harbor Dept. 6_30 7.00 1' unless otherwise mark ed. run daily Sundayoxcspted.

F l

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ex.Sat only

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DUNCAN' BUILDING _ 72--74 Queen Street

CHARLOTTETOWN. _ 1

In steer. and Arriving Dairy CARLOADS of

Bran (Best Ontario)

Middlings

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Calf Meal (Blatchfords and other makes) Cotton Seed Meal _ Moiassine Meal ` Crushed Oats _ ' Cracked Mixed Grain

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