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SUMMERSIDE, .ALBERTON I

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-It pays to buy in this Province.

-Chas. E. McDonald? druggist, couple of men have been engaged dur-

on a business ing the past feiv days taking sur-

Siimmerside, has gone trip- to Toronto.

-William Kennely of Kmsiiigto

lies purchased the store property and! -Owing to the prevalence of ood will of the business of D. D. measles at Christmas time the Tyne

also the ad-|\‘nllcy Sabbath School put off 'its an-

joining grocery store of W. W. _Boul-:niial Christmas tree until such a tiine ter. Mr. Kennedy formerly conducted as the little ones would be able to the Red Cross drugstore, Slimmer-,attendm The epidemic having passed

wishes liimfthis cnl.ertainmei1t was held in the

E Campbell, O'Leary, and

side, and The Guardian every success in his new

-The big~ game here

venture.

next Tucsda

Y ,_ 5 ' _

in Crystal Rink between Vics and`teachers and scholars. The tree,

Crystals will undoubtedly’ be the hes Hockey Match of the season. Th Urystalg now hold the chanipionsbi and have a good team

and cxcitin be procure

ning. It will be good Hockey. Tickets should

early.

__,

~--The death occurred

nt Fcrnwood yesterday Herbert Leard, son of ("has, and _\irs Leard, Ft-rnwoorl_ Deceased who wa 46 ears of a e suffered

which developed into

mourn, besides 'an aged mother, a wife and tivo children. Th funeral takes place at

morrow, i'.\`unday», from

tery.

*llcallslones Cleaned

Do on want to clean your own

others 1’ Yo day. Formiil ts ` '

headstolies or work for can make $5 to $10 a. sent post paid for 25c

stamps.

JOHN MAlt'l`lN, Tl l-Edward St. f‘li"l‘_¢i\vn.

i-7da-fipil.

this season,

but the Vics feel confident of win- consisted of choruses and recitations

at his home-were beautifully rendered and elicited nfl-€fH00l`l Ol generous applause. In addition to

y g , from an at-

tack of measles aiiout tivo irreks ago

pneiimonia,

causing his flearlii He leaves to found that the tree was more than

father and

2 p. m. to-

his late re-

sidence to Bc-dfiiie Baptist lfenie- mer was resented with a valuable

ln C010 01” the past year it has had _a large at-

. -J.. L M m ___.’ __ . `

PRINCE COUNTY

-H. E. Miller, of the Resident En-

ginee1"s stan, Charlottetown, with a

_roundings nroiind the wharves and -channel at Summerside.

D ,__ _

Presbyterian Church, Tyne Valley, on _Wcdricsday evening, Jan. 18th. There was a lar e attendance of parents,

1, which vi-as a good large one, was e most. artistically decorated and when p it was lighted up was veritably a

thing of beauty. The entertainment

ir bl' the lJ\\l>ils, anthems by a quar- d tette from the church choir and solos'

from Mrs. Hubert Phillips and Miss Mildred Phillips. All these numbers

- the above Miss Holland of Hedeque S delighted everybody with a recitation

of a very high order. The entertain- ment over the tree was denudcd and the presents distributed. lt was then

beautiful, containing what was use-

? ful and valuable.. While the children

were all remembered, the pastor and his wife were not forgotten. The for-

set of nickel plated harness and the lattcr with n sum of money. lt was

' felt by all that this recognition of

Itlrs. Siriclnii"s labors in the Sabbath School and in the Mission Band, which is probably one of the best on the Island; was justly merited. The

ll Tyne Valley Sabbath School is in a B very high state of efficiency. During

tcndance of pupils, good teachers, a fnithful superintendent and an ener- getic sc-crctary-treasiircr. Its finances are in ir most flourishing condition.

MEETING OF DUNK RIVER

DAIRYING C0'

...'£‘:.'iii3lc.:'i“i:ic.s°i..i':;f..f.;"it"a'ili of ue time 'fiiwhoie he lrei;lp_n__[_l‘n_q5\day,B'eb. mlint 2 pm av. community seems to be waking up the hall ut Centreville. All num-iiu are tg the importance of Sunday School

iniltnd to attend. \\’.\'l l`ALl-l‘lE"|f.

i~21dfI| Hec

Mr. Forbes, who has been superin~ tcndent for many years, insisted that this- year he would be relieved of this §dut_v, and Mr. Nicholsontwas appoint- ed in his siend, hir. Forbes taking

y work and especially of adult classes.

Your correspondent thi-refore expects

_ l3LEllllANllE SALE

Last week was one of tl

busiest we _have had since tl

sale began, both

saving opportunities it afford

This week "here Wm helshrep raising with a little more ex-

inany further savings to iusii

quick clearances in iuuuy line.~‘ ii nhl. industr in the Province

that are nearlys old out.

Dress Goods

Our Dress Goods

are lengths from 1 in this lot.

Whilewear

- ' .' V ' ' 'e . » Corset Covers, llrawcr_~z,Skirts He l:ncw_oi no disease aming the-m. Reuben I upljn 3 CO, \

an I-eceivihg Thc Institute there sold l;::=t season

. sind lambs for 5* to 5

and Gowns are

0ur Big ,___

ls Boomiiig__

twtlfylng w early lambs, before the grass wa:

the excellent assortment of 0ur_ wen Started, picked up and ate pieces stock and the mmiyu1oney_~»oi wool. These bits of wool formed

Depnftiilciitlcaiisc of some disease among them

fe °ff~=fi»g ir“.';@..°°:‘:.~“.:ff:“i;.sz~..‘f.:

_ -' , _ . , . oug in c s r ' _

tional values. All short ends the ______S____t day were not as c_md“c_

hmfekbeen l?o_“e 0Ve_r mldrfawcu ive to successful sheep raising as l|\llC IDHFC llllg 01'( ETS- Wm wore the larger runs on the commons,

i-2 to 7y<l~; in former years. Dr: Gauthier said

to be able to report even better things next year.

-W. A. Dryden and W. 'l‘. Rich, the

commissioners appointed to enquire into the sheep and wool industry in Canada, held a meeting in the Siinr mcrside Court House on Wednesday afternoon. A number of prominent .~aliLc',i rriisers were present from `Qiieens and Prince Counties and a i very interesting disciisslon took place. The Uominiessioners are simply en- quiring into the conditions, rather than ;,;i~.'in-4 information and _they were pre tj.- \~.cIl informed by those present ei conditions in P. E. Is- land. Rev. ll-.z Gauthier introduced the Comniisnoii is and invit d dis

i le first gave his cxperience. For some

yrzirsi past he found that some of his

5_ wool balls in the stomachs, often

icaiising death. He was satisfied that

fuipcrt knowledge would be a very pro-

. t c y - `l"r;in'< Glydon, Margate, said that he raised only a few sheep. He had `troiil~lc in the -raising of lambs be-

tliat in his parish there vmc large vacant or barren sections of land in which the sheep ueic allovod to run

_Z-Miss Ruby Sanderson Summ

John Murray respectively.

to get some water, dropped des:

help film, no 'pulse could be detected

for a day or two of palns in t

medicine for the lpatki. Mr. Burk_ was an honest, l-ha§d\\vorl'cing man always ready for the duties of ea

and father. He had worked for Hon Peter McNutt almost all his life.

-Milton E. Crosman, formerly 0

Col., has accepted a positian as i

schools are an endowed institutio for the benefit of nati\e boys an girls. The duties of an instructor a

lathes. hand and jig saws, saw tabl

December 12th for his new held of l

on December 21st. I-Ie was expect

and start to work on January 1911.

-Congratulations, sympathetic

marked the first business session the Sasketcliewan Legislature hcltl the new legislative' building. The rl

was marked by the most amicah spirit on b‘oth sides of the Hoiis

the resolution embodying the rep being passed unanimously, and wit

Scott. Former Lieut.-Governor Fo

speech from the throne, Mr. Steve

ber of the Legislatiire was in symp thy with the'Quebec Nationalists.

Liberal member for Hanley, Sack., a native of West River and a brothe

Summerside. '

. er-

afde, la visiting in Crapaud.

-Kensington and l.oiig River ser- -- r

vices ne_xt Sunday are as follows :-- -$5.50 buys the ‘best hay carrier- at, Kensington 3 p.m., at Long River the Maple Leaf. Sold by Brace, Mc- 7 p.m., by Rev's_ E. J. Rattee and Kay h Co., Ltd., Biimmerside.

When Dan Morrison, in whose house _tin visitation came, rusiieri to Salwlady- State experience and B11-

chest. and thought it was Ne\iralgia`.` _ This he mentioned go.-lg;-nes; MoNnt§,_, $1.35 for the large size with genuine

-A very sudden death' occurred in --All news, _advertising and sub

hier

on whose farm he worked, but very wp diiaifgllt. &t_Brace, _McKay &C0~.

Q _ _ . _ __

handling of tools and doing exercls

' e

jointer and boring machines, etc. Mr. Crosman left Colorado Springs o

` a

hate on the speech from the'thron

F. W. M. Haiiltain and Prernie

get and Madame Forget were referre to in the most sympathetic way. I seconding the address in reply to th

Montreal Star. The James `McNei referred to in the above who is th

of Drs. Alex and J. F. McNeill,

. -The Mornfng Daily Guardian can be obtained at Laf!erty's Toasorial Parlors, Bummerside. 12-lfidrtf.

1-25dwsrf1w.

Malpeque last Saturday evening. Syl scrlptions ln Alberton and _vicinity vester Burke went in from his work should be handed to H. Clark, Agent. to tea and as he went to the pump 1.2543-f,|_

-Wanted, an experienced dry goodé

ary expected, to "X" Box_ 500,

'rife deceased had been ¢0mpisiningl_0'Lwry. i 1-24dsi_

-A fe`\'v` fDi”ea.dnought heaters left-

cnsually, and said he must get some LW 3“mm°l’!\d°f T118 S50” L¢Bd'

ers 1 25dwsrflvi

` -Brace, McKay__ai llc., Summer-_

day, and 'his sudden esii ismneh :dit sidg. laariei-s_ in stoves. 'have always in the commodity Hg ieavgs 8 wife sold base burners complete with nick- and large family to-mourn-~ the loss el footrall. but they can Bl-1PPlY Ht of a kind and industrious husband l<YW¢!' Pl'iC6. Without this important

_ part. 1~25dwsrfl.w.

-The Improved Monarch with day-

f light oven is without question the

Siiininerside and for the past few best steel range on the market. Ask years a resident of Colorado Springs,

Brace, McKay & Co., Summerside,

_ for descriptive circular if you cannot

n - Perfection' Ankle Supports dou- r1 ble the pleasure of skating, Brace 9 Mclxay & (.o., Siimmerside, are agents

harneha schools in Honolulu. The ---‘

I’

structor in carpentry in the Kame- C811- 1'25dW5fl1W~

teaching elementary classes in the and sell them on approval-$1.00 per

pair, either Ladies' or Gcntlemen’s

k kl _

in \v0od, and teaching a.dvn,n¢ed size. No more wen an es

classes in carpentary and cabin tl, 1-33\l5tll2W-

making. The shop plant consists of "-“_ 29 equipped benches, wood-tiirning -All advertising in Siirrimerside

¢»

and vicinitylor The Morning Dnil~~ or Rural Daily as well as all new

n and renewal subscriptions, should he - handed to Miss Amy G. Burrows, a-

hor, and sailed from San Francisco gent, Summer Street. All news should

be given to J F Laflerty, Guardian

ed » . .

to arrive at Honolulu on the 27th., Correspondent, Water Street.

2_ 1-25di-tl..

e- HRS. SCHEllK’$ FATE .

of ______

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ferences, and tributes of appreciatioii

ef wnni-11.1nG, w. va., Jun. 25-~_.xt B 10 o’clock the Bchenck jury, having le reached no verdict, was ordered to be e locked up for the night.. ly' A crowd of several hundred persons h_ stood in the corridors of the Central

House through the weary hours while

out amendment. The speakers were, _ J. McNeil and J. J. Stevenson, Hon d waited' The Court

the ver ict was a

ll room was allowed to till comfortably ,__ when all who were late were stopped d at the top of the stairs. A dozonde- n puty sherifie had their hands full in B keeping the crowd outside of the _ limits which the court decreed should

CBI'

- - ~ be k pt cl

son said he did not believe any mem- At°9_30 Aemsmnt Prosecutmg Ab

B torney Fred Maury said: "lt~lookB

-H like a disagreement/',__ _ G A glimpse into the jury room early

is in the evening disclosed a group _Of

I- jurors in their shirt slaves arflllmg

with one man. This gave rise tn a rumor that the jury stood eleven to

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The Store of S"ails'facfl¢n.

Snappy Saturday _Scars _

Qome Early for Them

‘one for the conviction

i What’s going on at -Tuplin’s, Kensington?

. _ Going ast

\Nomen's high qualify coals, of fine nialerisils and fasll-

ionablecuf were neveroffered at aucli small prices in licnsing- ton. We want the space they occupy liowever_nnd arq_ clear- ing out at sacrifice prices-our loss in your gain.

Daily the stock is being redi_icecl_-those who do|i'l art

promptly will be the losers--the line is good, rediiciions so great that thrifty ladies cannot let them pau by.

,_ Among the lot are perfect filling blue and _black beavers, " melions and f`aiicy_ tweeds. full length, semi fitting style, sizes

34 lo 40, regularly priced in $8.00 to $i9_oo. Going now

1 . . . . . 400w9.50

e ciinsion. 1»I.:`:NlcGreE'or,4 l.ot

. 1500 .li ¢

favorable Comment and 5e1m'l:lrenl.sqp;ljppoiin<l_ Mr. Moase reported K¢IlSll‘l§l0l\ Yapldll’ H1359 (l“}'~*`- Bmkcll that he raised large niimrcrs of sheep dtusrlhff

lots or slightly soiled gurineii at special prices.

llosiery

Tliftse are CEl'l0.lnly¢‘xCC]>tioii1il_mers could follow. .lnmcs Suiiarc-

.- »' ' i ‘ ir

values we are ofl`i_riiig_in_iosi {______»_-_“___ was that with __m__c_ cam

ery. Woinen‘s Ri > ic(

Plain Cashmere,

all at zic a pair.

19c ii pair.

_ _ d

Womenis Uulined Cape then their eyes were enacted; In re-

GLOVES’ mid am! dark MUS' ishccp were paatiired partly on low

small sizes 8.4¢ a pair.

B yi’ Suits

‘from dogs' and he it f g

Buster Brown’ Norfolk. and should be taxed, forming a fund from;

_ _ Rlmlcd “ylmllnfrininst too early lambiiig and proper

mid I‘l¢CCC Lilietl Colloli li(i5@, iaticntioii there woiild hc no dlfliciilty

». 7 ' ' ' ' lknew of no ilisc_1s:- in his community,

_Women ° l“ h1;e_ “0_O.l I\‘_Ht_|Major Jones said that in his flock a G ovesi regu ar 2 L a P‘"r'""“ lrliseasc had lately developed among

lSiand had no dirliciilty with disease of

uny kind. He was satisfied that with necessary cure shrep raising was oiie

ihiif' s, Miscouche, said that his ex

Ur in the selection of liiccils, guarding

in rai.~ring ninre sh ep than we do. He

'the lambs They became w‘eak an

ply to Mr Dryden he stated that his

of the most. profitable lines our far- _ ,_ _ L , B.. ` _ ___ __,

the winning points of our footwear.

Warranted to keep in

shape, last longer and wear as coiuforlably as a pair of gloves.

land partly on high land. His neigh- iborhood had suffered serious losses

- thou ht all do s

TWO and Three Plecf SUH5. ll' which those suffering loss from dogs blue Serge and nent twcr-d,lwould be recouped. R. H, McDonald no 45°" d 5 00

_ _ _

, ll . ll' t O ‘

pa-ttems B S-e mg 8 ne he an nilicial inspection of sheep and

third off the price. ed______u______l mmpmm inst.t_Md~I & lv ~\_ *jx .1 _

Mm' “"1 Boys Fancy Sh"-||< . :LT teécli farmers the' proper methods “` ____.74l5"` ` \l". ,V V ` , _ _ _ ' ~ »- _ , rare ...e.'......yi...-.ra ni.. of Wm »\-fmt d=»»=»e- l S<zl=As¢°fs -~/ ~ ~§_ , r“--~‘-- From The __-Carpet -Depq;,;¢m@n_¢__ __

i ' 1 ~

Our Gold Bond Shoes

excel ln comfort, style and. quality- at

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Time Will`_Tell _ f _ 1

.ii'eo11~tlie tzipis. 1 i

NOW everybody knows the advantage of buying early wliCl1' Slmclal offerings

'We advisetliis especially for tli_€Se-.as _they will be 0" ,S916 Onlsamrdnlf

morning at 9 o’clocl:»- and not one of them :ivai a _ _C 11 P

I lhl ttliese rices_op;‘lVlo_nduyL

. 'Wejusl wcnl through each depmlmenl-and selected some rea, _

'i ' l ,\ _

from diicli-bnrgiiins’ at' 'prices wliicli leave no rooiii to doubt_tll€ g_e,nulne_“F. __9._ theiii-or r_loubts_ :islo the advantage of trading at _ri CAbH S l(_)R_E- Oillf. \\llilClI’

always sellsent lpn/:prices-does not make spasniodic efforts at gctt1n,,g_b_ll_S_1l.1_¢_S§ ._

but ' ` -

rms low Prices and cash _Dawn As riidr waitii word. And "Gel The Business 'loo

i f _

J---Now Anoiir niiisii “siniiiir sims”

MEN’S ‘HEAVY COMFORT Ml'l`l`S

SOME' < l"fi".l\'S' SHIRT V BARGAINS

This iiicuiis :r 20 doz lot of Fancy

Shirts-prcity patterns-\\‘ell ninde :ind well fitting; The sizeS run from 14 to 161-2-and the regular value is from 75 cts to $1100. '

Saturday 50 ‘ cenfs.

Another lot with 9 do'/. in it-shirts

wlii_cli never sell below $1 .oo.

For only this one day

_ 79 cenfe each. '

20 doz of these too. You _know the' kind-Bronclio, l_’igskiii_, Horse- _ hide and Asbestos. I°lcece lined with deep knitted cull.

Saturday 59 cfs per pair.

All Wool Unsliriiikahlc Under-

\\'e:ii'. Regular S5 cts ezicli-liiit :is llicrc arc only 15 doz of tliciii tlicy

won’t lust long at

50 els per garment.

'\ _ __

, . _

Here s Your Chance for Real Comfort ~

Down Pillows regular pride 75 _cts_ _ Salurday 25 cfs each

AN`U`A"`DDl'l`l0NAl.COMHFORT

25_ pairs All Wool Blaiilcéts. Tliey are worth soiled we :irc piitting tliciii out S:1tiii°il:i'a'

*fa

' $2.75 a pair. ~

l N

i.75 :i pair. Hui being slightly

f-A--SO1”l1e 7

,__ .__

Iooo yards Englisli White Cotton-

S absolutely without dressing, strong and

` ' - durable .. . . .. _, Saturday l0_cts

250 yds tlckingzg inches wide-suitable for fcaiilic-r_-...l9 cfs per yard 15.000 yards Print Cotton (English) in ei-cry concvi\'ul>lc shude :ind

pzitterxi- from _Elto 20 yd leiigtlis-ivortli up to 12 cL_~. on

f---Bargain--f in Dress°Go`0ds

Sal cl `8l2 t id.

. _- ' < _ uray ~ caper yar

, '__ ' _L li-Q . J g . . .

150 pieces English print

only arrived last wcek...... . .__ .

_ U 3 9 lfl€llS

_:,o_v.1rds 36 in w‘de~-_-35 ct value. Safurday`25 ell.

\~ _

colloii-iiew spring prints 3.. inc-lii.-s wide- .. . _ . . .. _ .. I3 cfs per yard.

50 yaiils bo inclia witlili--iinlileachcd linen worlli 65 cfs for 45

_qu yards sold cverywlicrc ai 55 cla. Saturday 40 ell

` In '

i Piece dai k Alice Blue Fancy

Dress Clolli-~lolrl zilwnys at

$|.35 on Saiurd.‘i_v 951: por yard.

One Piece `l3ru\vii Cli il`l`on

Rroad Clo=li 56 inches wide and priced $1 70 Saturday only $110

40 Yards Boyd :uid (`aldwi:ll's

Tweed 58 iiiclies wide $|.7_; for .,............ 90c.

Small wares

9o,aoo Colton Spools, 6

cord and zoo yds; Clapper- fon's Make. The best in llie world. lu wliitcand black and from in in 60, 3 ¢|. pu: lpool.

ioo Doz All \\`ool Cash-

mere llosc. Best \-nine ever offered Only 251: per pnh-_

25 Dov. Ladies Winter Un-

clervesla-Long sleeve 10 on

M illmery Snaps'

$f-m>lo$3.ooat . . . .

"$07118-#-\

All unirhnmed hats worth from

llalf Price:

Helter grades 'from $5.00 up

$l.0ll

All Trimmed' llala'

' lflaf Yrlcc. I I

' "` 3 ~- » ff- ._ ...HL _. I

Ae liol llf Bargains From 'Elie liable

. fans. Regular price $1.25.

~ _ Sklurday els

W WOMENS COLLEGE COATS.

_ e are not going lo let the nieii have the College Coat uri ~‘ ' ' in 1. _- - . -_ l ‘ P°”‘*‘°“ fiuile all to _ ___c_i;;s; _i_ 5_2” gsot _:\;_cw€l1__<_i<ei.-;;:1_g`__ii_ewell tailored lotof these indispensable garments for ladies

i .~:`f" ___ _f . i

Noriii iioidque, timugiit time siiduid - 5" » __‘-`,§_,___ y §|m"|ay fm. 2_75_

.:'1___ wi, »,._ Q* i ‘in _ __ _ ' _ ‘_ ____

pal' l\l€lll

just 5 doz Flaunelette waists---well fiiiishel _~ t ...' -' .

White- --Brown and White---and Blue and White. '(1‘l?ensee`ni?eojii;l1Fllellljalsli fmack mul .v:\r --- and for the Saturday sale wc have priced iheiii I ‘ ` 01-genera

L __ _ _ _ _ 65 cents each.

ni ics’ fnsiic l'c is--~iii all shade." wor ~--bl _lr ll

' tliought them a4'l>nrguiii nt 35 cts but totluy thcly :1i'§(of`fer`ellcy<>llll¥,’ brown' green' we ~ 25 cehtsonly. _

riti. ALL conssr wiinrs Ar . Tins" riuci-: `

A line jean cbrsct with 4 sfispcnders--'-regular 65 cts corset for

_ Saturday 49'cents.

_ Beautiful Freiicli Kid Gloves with gusset---you know the kiud.__in |,,.ow,,S and

U t

»---Ladies’ Wear llc I

_ _ ,

' here um have rapid seiiiiig ‘___ '__‘___ '_ _ _ ___:i___ __ ______ __ __;M___:________________:_____ ____ - _ ~ Bm_gn,__s_Bm_e“.sB0dyCurpetin _w__.f_¥_.__»__.G»; _Z9

Stlll’agood'ass`ortmeni. of those ~_ - _ - _-

- ~ hobby Sweaters, buitoned on gg ' ht Th” ifwincook <. I1 I ` _.

M _ - __ _ _ -*f , _ . ,ef yn ‘,,,“"‘§? ,‘,*,‘,,,“‘l,,;,’{""§§‘,~ “°‘" ~ _. _ _ zii¢ii1'ia¢_n will i»¢~-any mmei.

‘.1 `-35"

gl1;tli¢'<i§libiymy_w '"°k° . '/ _ 3rd That it will w¢ar'we||.V '

m'é l ` ' fwl P "" 4 V `."`f"';» ' ` These are the strlk‘ f f ` '

M-,ht injom, m_“__ md _ 4 _:__ __ » Th ENTERPRI ing eatureso allhuterpnse Stoves: _ than You make T'T‘l"f 1, ""5 f" complet; ran e on evilgsalfvoalltllgcillgytl' the most

' _ 1 .

savings here B

ll%é?

ect for circular.

32', .»° z v and rife." Yan

""` <1 'W' shouldseeit If your dealer does no¢?l1_'nndlei_t,'wl‘iteust1‘nf-

iuouiii i.wiini.. l ni fm... i-was

_ ......f_ _ saiviiie, N. ii.. . _ v/fanzorrfrow/vs are sri flu as '

» 'I

""°--l 'ri' a' - __ _g __

A Handsoiii Tn _t b d Ca .Red '

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