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Duo jar or vase. Flowers are seen In The < wide; ' warm acres stretching'

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9-*#3* _For Your Little 52;;

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__,._1 . _ Y 068 not contain anything ._-_.iii f harmful, even to children. is one of the atron t

3§iiZ»‘~ii' li* i` ' lwlntsin favor of theuae of` ."5

_ ._ NA.DRu-co

Syrup of Linseed, Licorice .na Chlorodyne in everyhhome in Canada. Your Physician

_ 0r_Druggist can readily make gum 1| |5

3° ¢. ls we are prepared to send to

ingredients in this or an other Na-Dru-Co preparation. . y

Ns-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice

and Chlorodyne is the best all-around remedy for coughs and colds sold in

' x Canada to-day. Your Druggist can

‘ WPPW you with 25c. or 5Oc. bottles.

' NATIONAL DRUG AND CHFMICAL CO.

' - ` OF CANADA, LIMITED. 319

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°"h°"' °“ "°q“0S\. s complete list of the if

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“Scotia” Debenture Stock

-~..the “street” ni nie for Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 6 p_. c. Dcbenture Stock is an investment that appeals to investors who put their money into the seasoned securities of entrprlses that are firmly established, whose earning abilities are well

known mid extend of a number of years,

_ls an inilestnient -uhere the security is backed by tangib‘e

assets that are vaiucd at many times the amount of the security outstanding. 1

~_Au investment that is secured by a mortgage.

_An investment which, although so amply secured, is offered

at-a price to yield a good return on the money invested,

_'l"ric_e_ 98 and interest. Yieiding over 6 per cent.

"‘ ` _ ‘ r. 1;. Mecuiuir fn co.

MEMBERS OF MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

llalifix. Ottawa. Montreal, SI. John, Sherbrooke, Kingston,

Sydney, ChsrIo|tetawn.St. .|uhn's Nfld.. London. l'..C..

"Never put too many blooms in ally

(ar zréater qdvantage it loosely and simply arranged, and they last much longer, too, because they get more

If You are ever lucky enough to

have too many flowers for your vases \don’t spoil their beauty by over~ growding them. Just put those that ore left over in a tumbler or jam-jar hmm( the malteshift vase with a.- plain cover made of stih mounttng paper. -

You can obtain this useful com-

artist colorman’s shop or from a photographer whocaters for budding amateurs ‘who mount their own prints. i

Flowers with short stems, such as

nasturstiums, pansles, or waterlflles, are always difficult to arrange daint- ily because they will slip down into the water. »

sfivniui. Usisrui. 'rlrs

A very gooti plan is to till a bowl

with water, ari`d_t0 throw into it a. number of ordinary bottle cQrks.'I‘liese you see, will bony up your fiower`s and keep them in position, without showing at all. ‘

Another good scheme is to stretch

a piece of very coarse imoaqulto nett- ing over an ordinary round embroid- ery frame, and set it over B, soup- plate or howl filled with water. The stems of the flowers are then thrust through the net, which prevents the flowers from slipping.

Slender, clear»glass specimen vases,

which only hold two or three blooms show oil roses and carnations to the very best advantage, but they are npt to he top-heavy, and up-set if placed inthe bottom of such glasses will make them as stable as a rock.

Perhaps you are the possessor of

some handsome vases which are very

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llave You Bonds That Mature Soon?

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'lllli S'l'0llli 'I'llA'l' PLEASES.

GORll0N &KEl'l`-ll

. 1 noun rumisnlsns.

The great chance is offered you to buy your

liouse furnishings by mail. Our big Illustrated Cais- logue is sent to your nearest Post Office address for the asking._ ~ ‘ ` , ' l In it you will find' illustrated almost everything to make your Homes beautiful and cozy. Furniture, Carpets, Curtains, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges for Coal, Wood or Gas. - _ 'Our prices cannot be beatendn Canada. Quality being our first Consideration for our Customers, Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight paid to any lace in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island for orders of $10? or over. '

A card will bring you our Illustrated Catalogue.

41 Barrington Street.

llaliiax, N. S. v `

Cash and Credit House.

szs5-ro-s2M3inos- Eel. IDN.

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i Let the Ideal

Do Your “Chores”

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I 1 I The Ideal Hopper-cooled engine is the

best helper you could have on _your farm.

For sawing wood. PUIIIPIHE W“t¢fi

grinding feed, lighting tires, running any

T pond or foot _ppwer machine on the place it

s indis nsa e. ‘ _ Noll: ready for delivery l%, 2%, 3%, '

_:4% li. p. ideal at specially reduced prices. ‘ SECON D-HAND ENGINES, a fe_w

_lsecoudfhand Ideals, _I%» 2%» 4 *md 6 h- ah

' and few American made farm enginesnm C

_by the largest concern of its kind in the world, which are going _ cheap. Get 0111'

. ; _ . . .. _ _ .r-e_§ff’Bruce Stewart _& Co

' Charlottetown ' _

1-assi i

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If such is the case we woull

be very glad to have you coni- iuunicnte with us, enclosing particulars of your holdings,

We have soine excellent

preferred sto.ks and long leiiu bonds of iiiiqiiesiioucd char- acter that at present attract- ive prices would riler a iucst desirable exchange.

Even if your bonds do not nio_t\ir5:.__£Q¥ t.wQ.0r t_hr¢.¢ yf MS.-. the some-offer _of exchange applies. It is universally agreed thlt the present' is quite an exceptionally favor- I able time for investment in long term securities, There- fore our offer bespeaks your

prompt acceptance.

Members Montreal Stock Exchange READ OIFICES-IIALIFAX Also sl St. John. Montreal, Fredericton, New Glasgow. B. D. Rogers-Representative

|66 Richmond Streei,Chsrlotie\own

Legislative . Assembly PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

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Rules Relating io Private Bills:

All petitions for Private Bills must be

presented within fourteen days after the commencement of the Session ox clusive of adjournment.

No Private Bill shall be brought into

the House, but upon a Potitiouffirst present/ad, truly stating the case at the peril of the suitors for such Bill, and such petition inuat be signed by the said parties "

A committee shall be appointod_at

the commencement of every session

consisting of five, members, of whom three alia lbs aquorum tobe denominat- ed.“'I‘he Private Bills Committee." to whom shall be referred every Private

Bill and no proceeding after the first reading shal be had upon such bill until such committee has reported thereon/to the House. ,

So soon as the Committee has report-

ed an Bill. such Bill t.og_e;ther with any amendments that mayb suggested by the Committee, shall printed at the expense of the parties who are suitofo for such Bill, and printed copies there- of delivered to the members* fore the second reading, If deemed necessary by the Committee. '

No Bill for the particular interests of

any person or persons./Corporation or Corporations. or body, or bodies of peonlo, shall be readaseeond time until all foosbe paid for the some into the bonds of the Clerk of the House.

No Bill having foflts object the vest Ing in. or conferring upon any person or persons, Municipality or Body Cor- porate the title to any tract o land shall be received or read in the House unless at least four vseeks notice con- taining a full description of the land in ueatlon has been published in the ROYAL GAZETTE and one other newspaper in this Province of the ln-

taggpn of egg; ' or gowns, \_inpi- ci t or ra app or such glib y

n. I inwson,

Clerk Legislation Assembly

air and water.. ‘

xnodlty in all shades, either at au.

f iHn_Mii|sm

Gould tint Walk, Until “Fruit- a-tius” Ilnmplaiely Gund Hlm

Csarsam. Our., April 3rd. x9r3.

“I sm s veteran of the Crimean War’

and the Indian Mutiny, volunteerin froin_tlie Royal Artillery into the Royal E“8U1°¢\'8. and served under Lord Roberts during the Indian Mutiny, and ani a pensioner of the British Govern- ment. Fierce hand-to-hand fighting and continual exposure, left me a great sufl' ferer from Rheumatism, so much so that

my legs swelled gp, making it impossible for me to walk. bowels were so cous- tipated that I ougy had one passage a week until Igot to using ‘ ‘Fruit-s-tives". They cured me of both the Rlieuniatisin audConstipation. Ininyre ularemploy. ment, I walk tliirtymiles aday and enjoy -perfect health. No more Rheurnstism

or Constipation. You are at _perfect lib- erty to publish this letter i it will be advantageous to “Fruit-a-tives".

GEORGE WALKER

I_)o_ii’t suffer with Rheumatism,

Sciatica, I/umbago or Neuralgia all this winter. Take “Fruit-a-tives” now and be fr_ee o_f pain. 5oc a box, 6 for $2.50 or trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of_ price by Fruit-a.-tives Limited, Ottawa.

Pretty empty but hideous in use be- cause their swkward shape makes thc HOWUS fall BHYh0w. Don't. despair, lint arrange your treasures in 8, little circle of cardboard ,with a hole in it, placed over the mouth of the vase, It makes suchta diilerence.

Change the water in the vase every

day, and if you’ll take thc truuible to snip a tiny piece of t.he.end of each stalk just ns often. holding the and of the stalks under the water while you do so, you’ll find your flowers will keep fresh much longer. -

I say “under the water" ~becuu,.;e

this prevents air getting up into the little stem tubes, thus hindering the flowers from drawing up as much iiiuisturens they require.

See that no leaves are left on thc

stalks inside the vase either-if they :irc they will quickly decay und inuko the water stale.

SPANISH SOUP. `

lfut into the kettle one pound of

meat over which pour 2 quarts soup stock, 1 can of tomatoes, sticks of macaroni, 1 section of gur- lir, 1 small onion, our buy-leaf, few cloves, suit. und pepper to taste. While ingredients cook slowly, tak ti dry red peppers, over them pour o. cup of boiling writer, let stand for n short while _ until tender, pull apnr

it tliickens, strain' into this mixture,

must be nddédto the soup.' Lastly, a tnblespoonlul of butter. This soup is generall`y'st.rnined, but if preferred can bo used as a thick soup.

lazily, V » . _

Roll out their russet silence to* the

sea, » _

Bared hy the winds that whisper

ceaselessly

Of homing time and landward-lying

things. \

Along the uplands, vagrant locnsts

Jvhlrr _ _ 'Themselves through sunshine, and

within the bur

Ol purtlile distances, the faint, far

s r

Ol some lone haymaker that scythes

and sings.

Across the marsh, reclaimed from seas that creep _

Against the sheltering dykes, the

droning sweep

Ol scikles, where the long salt grass-

es sleep,

Hushed in the peace that near ful-

filment brings.

-In The Canadian Magazine for De-

_________ cember.

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SQUASH CAKES

To make some delicious griddle

Cakes. says the Philadelphinn North American, have ready a cupfnl of baked or boiled qqnnsh put through a Sieve; then add a cupfnl of scolding milk, 3 tablespoonful of_bL\tter and o. saltspoonful of salt. When the mixture is cool, stir in 1, well-beaten

powder. Fry as one would ordinary

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licll (‘o., After disciizirging her cargo; Of ¢<>nl..wi1id0¢i< .it the Railway wharf, and will there loud it gener;-_1 “WHO Ol DI‘0¢lllCc, etc., for St. John’s Newfoundland. This steamer tins ex- cellent accommodation for the carry- illi! of horses, cattle und sheep. As this will be the lust sailing from here to St. .loi\n’s, Ncwtoundlzinii,

ing about Wedrirsduy, llccclnber ltltii, __ _ _ ’ `

,uusolve one Cup of gr,,t,,d gsm which For ull further purticumrs, upply to V _ _ __

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Agents. I

Charlottetown, Dec, -ith, 1913. _ -_

3048-12-5~M5i. _ '

" Z- A i ‘~ t- own. MAILJSTEAMSHIP

BUNTAIN B LL & CO.,

OYSTER MEETING _

There will be n meeting in the

Bnnrd of Trade rooms, (‘hnrlotto town, Wexiesrlny, December 17th., oi all interested in the oyster indus- try of l’. E. I. A further notice will appear 12-1Mmwittl)cc.1t>.

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TRYING ON 'IRE BRACELET

is a pleasant task for a woman. We show several patterns of bracelets, some with watches.

OUR STORE _

is always open to your inspec- tion, We should be very glad to have you callin and inquire the price of anything that strikes your fancy. Buy or not.

Ei W. Taylor

South Side Queen Square,

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M. N

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“ln the mon's furnishings

department there is the greatest showing of souvenir Christmas goods you qvor saw. Onia big standdn the centre of tha depart.- ment wo are showing bolts,

gartors, armlotf andb_su;_\pender

t t

‘sets. All sortso com na ons_a altgrados of price. Half dollar gifts up. Moore & McLeod.

:|71-iz-9m:s|_

"Wednesday December llllh

is the last day for receiving . . . -_ discounts on electric light bills lor November lighting.

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them happy

14th, August, 21st,

zsih. “ " nth. September 25th. “ f 9th. October 16th.

23rd. “ 30th- “ 6th. November, 13th. Nov.

calling at Gaspe, Mal Bay, _ Perce, Summerside and Picton .

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Carvell Bros

S.S_ "Swansea Trader” Furness Line

Coastal Service

sails from Halifax every Tuesday morning at seven o’ciock, and is due to arrive at Charlottetown on Wednesday evening. calling at Canso, Arichat, Port Hawkesbury, Sunnnerside and Charlottetown,

4th. Sept. 18th. “

' also

Souris, Georgetown, Lower Mon- tague and Montague fortnightly.

_ For further particulars apply to

CARVELL BROS.

16b'dwstf-

"See our real Northern Mink

elegant Christmas Gills at $50, $55, $68, $78, @. S55; .atolea to match." S. A. McDonald

Pay to day and save money. _ _ 3o9_-Mzsmf

Mulfs in newest shapes and`

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l!)all»K‘nown '

Round Package

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HORLICKS ALTED MIL

M .<;\'~‘"ii `

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ll ww, mi ull ohh' in IIJIIII _ 0_4, "‘°°°°if~t ‘1n"'.::;".»‘.€?~"‘“’

_ “Drs ,gba nllltw _

Ask

BEST Illli'l‘ lor INFANTS and IiWilI._IllS

Delicious, lnvifjoriiiing'

' The Food-drink for All ‘1l_ges.

.Superior to tea, coffee, cocoa.

A quick lunch digested by the wcak- est stomach; prepared in at moment by briskly stirring the powdcrih' hot

when travelling. In Lunch Tablet form, also, ready to eat.

Original=Genuine

All Chemists, llnlels, Cafés and Stores.

Apply to Gilmour llros. E Ca., Dept. ll.. llnlresl, Can.

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,Horiici<`s_. Maited _,r,_._,¢,-M||i<‘ 1 r ‘ va. ~ -*g _ * gf

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Full-cream milk and extract of selected

-Nourishing

water. Keep at home or

mr nomcrs

TREE SAMPLES UPON REQUEST. _

P* ll

ci-‘rg and a cupful of.flour sifted with three levef teaspoonluls of baking _ _ _ _________J

pancakes. \ ‘ __ ' ‘ -“ ._ _ _ ` _

. To

I XMAS SMLINGS uvtnruni A

ST_EAld$lllP SAILINUS' _i ' ‘ ' _ 51°; ..C.N..D.»»____. '""fs‘.:':e“~ "°~f.':.".:“.>.“-*- -_

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""`."-".~_.;'¢f’ . Apply fo Railway and Steamship Agents for our lic/gets. __

- -- `H|'ri-: STAR-DoM|N|oN l_|Ne; ~'v

Spec|al Sanlng Vgrricss xr MoN1'nea|_. 'roRoN'ro. our-:sEc. HAi_u=Ax Ei.

R I A ent W, K, Rogers, City. I H Al

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Paci ho Ooast

_The _§.tS.dGacouna, will be due .rf _ __ - _ _..- ‘ -_ ' ‘"9 \ 11111” HY morning, December ' ' '

. .. I “G0|N(; Toumsi” ' ANADIAN

' ' PACI sc _

Is a Popular Way to Travel -' ___

_ Tourist Bleepgrs~i_izht and airy,_with big comfortable berths. :\ccon|i_'riodii- tin two adults, ifdesire_d-are carried from Montrsaipn Fast lranscuntlnunt- al xpress Trams for points in Western Uannda, British Columbia. and on thu

Not as luxlirious as tha Palace Sieencr, but they meet. the requirements oi

rr superior class ol patrons lust as we|l~nnd at hai the oust.

ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED. J. K. ROSS, local__agent.

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t this season, shippers are renuentell tn \ W. B. HOWARD, D. l:‘.A.. U. P. lt . l-l'l".JOHN, N.B. ii

l.lll‘0Wlll .seed 0\il', ful) miKt\l1‘e uni;i\_lmfv9 'their 3hll)m€!'it9 ‘|'(“-tidY"lUl"`l0ilfl' """ "M ‘" ""' """"'"*”'""‘ ' __ _ _ ____;|

Qlii QF' . /dw, it ____ __

Qunnsc srninsnlr t “

C0 Tile Woman Wim Travels Alone . _ _ mm

01 -4 ' ‘ N, ,,,,,,,,,, nm, ,mm ,,,,,,|,,, ,M Wed.iUDec.-:'l‘un\sxan St. John

_ msn aloneltihnmeitbythe Roni Sat- 20 llec.-;Victnrian....£-lt. John"

Scrvwe for sewn of |913 2.1:...F:‘:.:.°_;:.°.’;.;::1:.;.:?.‘:.: was "°'-'M

quiet. nnnmmimi .sa to women “ 00 31 U\’°~°Uf“"‘Pi-‘“ ----"lb ']"""

QQ ° 99 mv¢ii|nni»n¢ orwnh enum..

. , 3SC.a|]€ la n.u.s.s....i|-;.i.....i - To naval: at Lormos R.M.S. Royal Georla

_ _ ‘ _ Many. many team are on slemew- Thu. li Dec, :Ppmsranian.. St. John

From Montreal Brom Ch town L-:_ i»_=_»m:_;m_::_:__?1§_=___:_; }y|;f_=__L-L-_lt_-1 To GLASGOW

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Tlll1l’S<l£ly, Tlll1l'Sdf1y, teeunnmliid cegdidlnrt ntlisinlli 'las Fri I2 llec.-ztlesperinn. ... Halifax

I "' d- . : _-: ' ......P tl fi 22nd. May, 29th. May nulntiii i. ...ny me-or in .penn 2'" ",|l’)"° _;°“t‘_"" ‘;f____':_:;“

th Jun mth June miugeaeithe my-ii.in¢. Realm U" 2° 0°- °° ““_-- 5 - ev - - __ ren in our deariiptiye booklets. Thur! Jan.-l’reto'isn.._.l’ortlan\l Iglll. U 26th. I/l:i`ilt.°'1“2vl“eHl:i'1l:‘°|:':¢{f :One class (ll) Cabin Steamers.

3rd. July rotli. July anim. mmmmae ships.

I8tl1. '_ 2»llSl1. ‘ é For rates and full particulars 3ist- ‘ 7th. August ~ ___ apply w.K_‘notii~:1is.<:ny.

2nd_ Oct _ ' 2 St,_Peier Street. Montreal

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Agent _W lx, Ru;',ts's, City.

Al.l."l`llE WAY BY WATER

Eastern S. S._ Corporation

INTERNATIONAL LINE

Change in Schedule

WINTER FAIIES

St. John to Boston. . _ . . ....$4.56 St. john to Portland . . . . ... ..4.00

State Rooms...... . ........-...L00

Leaves Bhiohn at 9.00 mm. Wednesdays

for Easoort ubuo and Boston. Saturdays leave nt John 7. P M. for Boston direct. Beturnluz loaves Oontral Wharf Boston Mondays, at il A. M. and Portland at 5 n. m.. for Lubac, ldastport and St. John. Fridays. leave Hosted 9.00 A. M.

MAINE STEAMBHIP LfNn|-Direct

service between Portland and New York.

Leaves Franklin Wharf Tuesdnl.

Thursday and Saturday at 6 p. m. Fare at 00. use way. '

For tickets, literature and information apply tiotéocal élpkst _3!8p_ts. Ballall c oo e roug es as ou.

i.. a. 'raou'i>soN_ 'r. ir. a ina. A. Iii. Flaming Agent.

_ ~ se. Jann. N. P

l"umess Wiihy Q. Co., Ltd. STEAMSIIIP LINERS

lrom Liverpool Steamer From Halifax

Durango November Nth

Nov. lth Dilbr Dseem ber ilth

Dee, Almerlsua December 21th

Deo. fill! Durango January llth

eommodatlon lor saloon passengers, and

Freight Agents for tha

s in 4 _

B¢Cf Q w¢Cll8» _ _to Beer Q SBSSQ. $28, siolea to matdli. i gig’ '|'§¢\¢\ Ag.” _

sin: Weeks 6 mann s A nen...u.i~» mai:-sun r____ _ _ ____l

ms,1i.iouwn ` 2925-11-2 *_ ' 292 ° ' . ~ ° - ' i _ _

Th; above steamers have a limited ac-

ll. Q.. A. ALLAN

'£1

The Charlottetown Steam

Navigation' Company, Ltd

Charlottetown-Piciou service

Commenoing Monday the itrd. of Nov.

emher the S. S. “Northumlierland" will leave Charlottetown at 7.80 o'olockA. M- Returning will leave Picton, N. li. nftor tho arrival of tho train from Halifax duo at noon.

G. W. Wakeiord

Manager

Ch'town,

October 30th. ltllli.

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Service

Sncii as you cannot re- ceive elsewhere

You Get

when von buy your tick- ets HERE.

'ricsars ro

_;New Sleds far the _ usleds G¢f yguf aim. nm smmsinp oanunim. Anywhere _

boys and gm, maya little fellow a sled--- '°“~~:P:_‘_f_'_f;*_‘_f__°:_§f-__'-1;e- _ A Wa

Wm, we have them for __ ny y

mc fmm 25° to L50 little girls also. 25c “aa_.:_._____i»._._.;¢a£..i_____..:w:.; W_ K_ Ro ers

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Get the _ matted grain, reducegi . 3

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