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Hapis The Week

i The Queen this week inspected ﬁalllllﬂﬁs by Canadian soldiers dur-

of Amherst and Lagan of Cal out-of-town guests at

Mrs. Roy

Worth wedding last Saturday

told Nils. Lloyd she would not need iiiuch gasoline, since an automobile would be seldom used except for

v Newfoundland. marketing. ~

O O I O O O "The Music Club entertained de- llﬁlllllllly Tuesday evening for Miss Rena Wood. Mrs, K. S. Rogers open- ing her home for the delightful event at which the bride-to-be re- ceived gifts of \V8d2€\\‘O0(l. accom- [Ltlflﬁll b1" hosts of tzood wishes. Miss Wood's marriage to Mr. Edwin C. Joliiistoiie is tilting place at the lLgliliinlis, Creorgeioivii, today. Rev. S, J. Boiniell. D, D., Pastor of Fifth Avenue Church, New York. officiat- ing. o t o o Eyeglasses with frames colored to ffllilCll e0 nines are a new fad in l\‘t-\v Yor illl(l Washington; some women have several pairs of “specs" to ilarnionlZe \\"l[h’ various costumes, o The liidisposition of lVLrs. J. J.

Hernia is regretted by her many friends.

itiiig iii the city. O O O Miss Margaret Allen gave

in Suininerside,

silver and glass ware. O I O O

ters at. Inkerman shore. .

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option at the unarlottetown on Jlllle 26th, following their marriag., collee was poured by aunt, Mrs. n, w. Lellage, wiie of Llieut. Governor LePage. while Mrs. Everett Haslam poured tea. Thcse

O O O O Sincerest sympathy goes out to Itlrs, John hunter. Anne Hun- ter and Mr. Joe Hunter at present Overseas in the death oi Mr. Hunter whose friends ‘were legion. . .

Miss Jean MacDonald entertained at ti most eiiloyahlc lawn tca and slio'.vei'_foi' Miss Lrene MacDonald last Friday aiteriioon attended by upwards of Smguests. .

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Mrs. Andrew Jardine and sisters-in- law lVLrs. Boniicll Isa-Page and Mrs. E, M. hiacLie-niiaii. Out oi town guests included Mrs. Wllllaln Taylor aunt of the groom. Moncton. Miss Alice MbcLennan. Ottawa and Mrs. E. M. Macllennan‘, lvfontreai, - -

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rico of Halifax are being welcomed on a holiday visit to Mrs. Rice's parents.

Miss Neveta Haywood was host- ess at her home on Monday even- 1111-’; for Irene MacDonald. wlioss iliflfflélgé is ltaking place next ‘lites ay an on tiis happy occas- - ion many lovely miscellaneous gifts "Bud Mrs’ Henry Bemm" water were showered on the haDDy brlde- u“ ' , , , ,

"°‘b°- Miss Jean Weeks, s. A.. of Ton- onto, was the guest of Miss Jean Moore, Summerside last week end.

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On TlinrsdayhMrs. R. KDe/Imp entertained at er home or ss . . luau-Donald,iarranging a JOlly show- 5'13 “ks/g, speéng‘ Iewdays Mm Mr‘ er and again many exquisite gifts gléde a8 s‘ ' ' were received accompanied by hap- q ' . , . ,

pie“ c°ngraLu2aLt°n§' o There have been many friendly little parties this week for the wives of the members of the R. C. A. F. who leave shortly for Ontario.

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Miss Alice Fraser has gone to her home in Montague for the summer holiclajys, accgnikpanietllq by lliltlerbgiiend Miss inie i en w o w ier

. . . . . Mrs. E, W. Manson has returned “M” m‘ a “l” 3W5“; from a gellglllltfuxlrlm visit withhMrs.

Master William Herridge has re- Pm“ at 9",‘: a‘ g 5mm" °m° tPtiriicdHirom {Irinity (iCotlliege School. m’ waverleL Pa,“ Palm“- N' s’ #351? nipfitiiﬁtshitn. v17. 59m}??? Mrs. H. T. coivin h spendlnz n ridge, at Ottawa. Master Herridgels few days‘ Wqlh h" ma“ ' mother was the former Miss Mildred 690139 Lewls and M}? 119w“ o! gcnnett, isistlerklof Vlscguntc Rs. B. Mmlcwn- . . _ 1

eniie o l ic eiam, ouny up-

- , En 1 d, <1 cal d IVLrs. James A. McEachern and llcypewellg an an “My m Miss Vera Smallwood. St. Avards.

- - o were joint hostesses at a Jolly

M _ Q1 1 A M 11¢ g B 15% shower at the latter’s charming Idahro, llllevia lnacthgn 31w oon home 1h honor 011M155 13°F“ 5W8- Tlinrsday. lie is a brother of Mr. A. 011V. WYKOSQ mﬂfrlﬂge lakes D1806 A‘ Mucymm 11,1111 15 ‘1511111; gnmng early next week. Mrs. Borden Myers 1115 o1.11r1e1-1d5_ played the wedding march as Miss

- o o gregoryhwaﬁ escorteid t8 the ﬁgbfbl

Mr. and Mrs. D, Bryce Bishop left °1"°1‘ W c w“ V“ Y em“ ‘n’ this week to open their cottage at gldadhaggg gicgﬁx-‘éggogy m“ Shediac for the summer mont s. any aecormed ti? Yb“? r3565 and

Miss Annie Watson is spending a FY6996“? a“? e ‘"93’ Z '5 were wreck Willi friends in Summerside 09'5"“ by Mai glellr-l/Mcalmkhqfd prior to visiting her mother at her verses 168d Y {5- tyem d h“ ‘simmer,cottage_atv_Cape_Cpd. Grew)” gramou-‘Y lwnke c’

1 CROCHETED PLAY SHOES FOR ALL AGES

Woman's Re alm "I

Mi Fred d G1 _ ton. and leonagli‘ Bntallaglcly ac gary were among the the Mutch- stay

Mrs, Gardner have left on a holi- my" “d 91°“ l“ W“ day visit to Mr. Gardner's home in

a fharming afternoon tea and shower mend!- ast satur ay at the home of he ,, . ,, 91111-1115’ M13 and Mm 1h R_ ‘we; Quiz Contest received prizes.

1101101111,.“ M155 dainty lunch was served, those as- ivlorence lviacllean, who was mar- 515m‘! the h°5w55°5 ried on ‘ruesuay. Julie 30th to C . George Warren ol’ Ottawa. The Feud“ “d bride was the recipient of many lovely pieces of china and dainty

At the M31Cl|€fll12Lll-—-L|€P8.K€ rec-

assisting ‘in serving were the bride's b

THE CHARIDTTEIPWN GUARDIAN

THE COOK'S CORNER

“woo COIN IYIUP ll%'l'mﬂ

Two 00g corn whiten, 1 upoon

gar, 1-4 teaspoon git

of 350 de- Krees hr. and let bake until 1t bﬂzlns to bubb‘e a little, then either remove frcm oven to finish

M155 E11 1 13 11_ R_ N" f N 0!‘ Open oven door and let finish in York, is signalling». few weeks v2 ‘wedml? he“-

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those answering correcty in the

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_ being Mrs. Louis E. Arsenault, Miss Muriel Mrs. Ernest H. rson. O O O

Home friends will be interested in the following marriage report which

Miss

ura. M. D. Mlwhell of Alhambra, well known painter of miniatures. became Mrs. Arthur A. Tennyson at a quiet ceremony solemnlzed Satur- dav at St. Mary's Episcopal Church at Laguna Beach. The Rev. Robert M. Hogarth officiated Mrs. Tenny- son wore a blue Lansea. knit suit with a white hat and accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias and ouvardia. She was attended by

Miss Mae Hogarth. while Mr, Ten-

a-m- nyson was attended by Teodore V. . Rice. After a honeymoon at Laguna “me “m” 5013'

811d Ball)”- Iﬁlﬂhd- MP- and MYS- think 1'11“ Should be sufficient for my complew ‘;§,"'§‘,§‘e§‘§¢, Seem u, crave on the rationed list, has tlte 011- 194.2 fashion formula,

v0 a pineal? .141; m-

to in us. v m; mer- time in gepmiainguzﬁfy ° W"

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Oorothy Says-

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PERSECUTED WIFE IS ADYIEED

Nd! ts in of d . soot!“ beating» oonagan much: whee beater until stiff enough

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the iétzlisoii he picks on you all the time and ﬁnds fault with everyﬂllh! minagmnwéiiggi ‘and. The’! can be Games were eniioyed and W“ '

Dthl I d l5 friegids wliglilimthey come to see ine- HQ mile‘ °°d "mmy- lioiuowlvoo in

T0 LEAVE HOME FOR AWHILE I: In Trying To Run The Household, Husband

May Realize She Wasnft Useless

DIX-My husband does no

[FEVE-

but mm fault with ma. "ﬁx He lectures and bell tlos m0 by the hour, H! grim

ause he mus Evidently he no longer

1-1- you and in some way vou have Sotten on his nerves. as that is

TOLD TO REGAIN

HEALTH

l ll that he is tired of you and ask him to 815g §v§uyn§§§et§1lohg'§t§°§in’§?g§§a sanatorium. stay for a year and try

to regain your health?

Go to some ulnce where there are good speclal- on 1h

ists who will find out what is the matter with you and trv l0 011M V011-

The change. the peace. the relief from being “B88911

about everyt

d f . d you will come back better ﬁtted to endure Ytlllrdﬁnhibtiaéspelklllltlioig or to strike out for yourself and make your

i ll Mm George Med; .11 1- Amh t appeared in the Alhambra Post Ad- °wn is spending two tvecltls with her glss- {£13m Cam" ‘m ‘mm 13m- He the house that you were not such a poor lncompe

vlng,

may find out when he tries to take care of the children and run

tent. useless creature

aft/er all. He may even discover. to his surprise, that he misses you and loves you in his queer. selfish. egotistical way-

Don't give them a hurt

from which

just walk out on your children and leave them flat. they will never recover.

That will Leave them, if

vou must. but do it with dignity and in a way that will leave you no room

for self-reproach.

DEAR MISS DIX-I am 23 Married four years I love them. but my husband. who is also 23. seems to shmﬂd be

o o o O O

FEELS ALONE THOUGH MARRIED

qiennyson W111 make men- home 1n want his companionship and I haven't got it.

. t m company. Alhambra at 903 North Fast Stunt. ‘e53; I have sounrth

They will be at home friends r Ju.ly 1. Tennyson was visiting friends and relatives at her birthplace. Gnar- lottewwn.

a. California

Society of

mer organization

number of times. Mr. Ten resided in San Gabriel at Segovia Avenue.‘

nyson has 219 North

Mmcauu- Nmm Conserving gas and time and set- 11D

ting an example of war-time econ- omy. Mrs, H. J president ronw. rode her den party given Thursday in the university grounds in honour of delegates to the Rotary Internation- al convention. "I ﬁnd bicycle q convenient aftound through the centre 0 Y.

You New Glamour

What Secrets in the "Cryifll"?

What enthralling fortunes you can read for your beau, using for your "magic crystal" just an old floh

bowl! no rw m m1 mm}- guzing symbol: in it‘! Well . . . that I your secret!

Get yourself up in a glpsy scarf, move your hands myslefwuily 0V9!‘ the bowl. "I see something lﬂklhl ﬂorm," you murmur tensely. 'I'l'ie'n, fa a relieved tone: "Ah, it’: a docu- ment . . . o legacy!"

And. IUN enough, he’: going to be rich! Splendid! And he’: 501M! to marry. tool You "see" bellspal- moat seem to hear them rlngmg‘ But what does that mailbox mean? Good or bud news?

You can entertain l0 cleverly. on datel or at parties, felling fortunes

this way. Cards are fun, too. espe- k1 cially when you read them by the m‘

"Cross of Fifteen."

The l5 card: aro arranged ll I arm; IOITIO tell the put, other: tho future. Con tho fortunraeeker ex- pect happincu? The Ten of Heart:

Until recently. Mrs. hi! While to

He won't take a walk with me.. Prince Edward Island. m°v1°5 with me- She is a member of in: things 81°“-

ten

Iam

So what am I to do? I feel so terribly u prggldent g may yet save a marriage from going on the rocks-

Have two hand-

It is not. I

True, I have my women friends. but what I need and must Mkﬂature have is the companionship of a man.

Painters and the Women Painters W1“? W°111d be m" menial mmlnmmn- b of the West and has served the for- myself-

alone. Tell me and you TORMEZNTED.

ANSWERP-If all the wives whose husbands do’ not spend their even- ings entertaining them got divorces. there wouldnt be many homes left in act. Many men. for some reason that women never seem to understand,

pear to be stricken with dumbness when they cross their own thres-

holds and. no matter how gabby they are in public, they pass into silence

. cod ' 1f f 1,11 in the privacy of their homes. o1 the Un1Y,..,§’1.,? 81 T; pies’ dinner tables in a roar, they bicycle to the gu- only when they put food into them

my IiJoubtIeiss the argﬁon

gu l1 Bl’! TSU g E m’ "Wilt: glrhen gs comli home he is all talked out. and I like blcyclintl.” she said. M111] 81-50 fest 1115 elf-i-

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day by her lonesome, with no liv who ls all bottled up with talk t

No matte open their

r how much they set other peo-

mouths at their own table

MAN'S ATTITUDE UNDERSTANDABLE

for this is that the average man gets plenty of nd trying to be entertaining in He wants to rest his tongue You can't wonder at his attitude toward conver-

his business. and

But it is hard on his wife who has probably spent most of her

elier companionship than the baby. and hat she is longing to get off her chest.

Wives consider it mere perverseness in their husbands not to want- to Tiling Mystic Forum“ Lends tell them everything they have seen and heard during the day; and es-

gecially usiness

the resent their husbands not belri wit them. ‘They think it shows tha

them, or something.

But. nine times out of ten. the real reason is that the husband a few hours all the details of the daily grind;

to put

he feels that if he has to and incompetences th ing out the boss gave

out of his mind for thrash over all of

willing to talk over their their husbands don't trust

wants the blunders and mistakes

at he has had to contend with. or repeat the bawl- him. or his anxiety about whether the bank is going to renew his note. that he simply couldn't go on with it I-I

c feels his

onlv salvation is in forgetting work for a. little while and being able in go back to it with a fresh mind and a new viewpoint.

these things being true. it is the wise wife who cultivatu women

50. friends who love

to talk as much as she

does,

and are willing to gossip

with her about the things in‘whic'h they are mutually interested. SHE HATES WOMEN

DEAR MISS Have a nice home and all th am sad and blue all

do my ha

tact.‘

but I am. What is the matter with me.

DIX-I am 33 years old.

little bit of housework.

Married to a ve at should make me happy. but the time and it makes me feel so weak I

ﬁne man. am not. I can hardly

The worst thing is that I am ﬁlled with were

It is women whom I hate. All women with whom I come in con-

I have not always been this way.

I don't want to be this And what can I do abwut i i’ MRS. B. B.

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ANSWER-I would You are ﬁlled with bile

with jaundiced eyes.

and you will soon be filled with optimism

It was a wise on our lives.

and that is what makes you look at Put yourself llfl the and love for vour

vile say it is your liver that is the matter with you. ‘rote everv woman rate hands of some good specialist ministrator

BOX.

man who said that whether life is worth living depends

w A HOME 0N TIIE MIIGE

By Bentley Ridge

He said to her suddenly. after she made a. cup of tea. with the kettztle. which was boiling on the

had hen fire.

s fore. have you She admitted:

"No. I never have." "I noticed your hands when 1 met ou on the road the other day." he

ld her, and added.

"Ygierve never donewanything like

curious. as he went oulti " ve ou Iceland?’ l w”.

"I'm afraid I later he rang up to gay

r1193‘ “Si. l“). wit“ s’? k so aa n usr a.“ ac "

m 1'1_ d1 vuledtfiatihce gleam vﬁsglea pace m came

"N y“ 1, 11,11 vemmcnt policy helpin to Telolfosgorllook ylzavémiwo bmirl feed 1M peoples of Gmt Brltain

She asked. trying not focound u» ﬁ§o§mﬁg§t m 1,0,0“, m org: p10

Ill-m wm Need o‘ Char a

fthn w. vgd in gm

South

. Sooialvand Personal 1 Fashion

A Joli Only You Ban llo

[u] l‘ IOICIIIO

and Trade

thh

th -in h wililbe lloedin-

t is no wonder you long for the peace of the skis otltlltihalfnﬂaximum ti! bgodnch h- oa oergai-msn.

bandlgl gr? ills°§§'m§lptlllg“ w your “at “Q1115 there anything that eon-

be as hard as a stone, but perhaps his vulnerable sinners can do to help in the con-

. i ' spot is his self-interest.

sorvwticn of tinplate containers?

A Yes. Honey and Jam have insert metal sterilized and used over again by the manufacturers. contac your local Salvage Collection for info:- mation arto disposal.

Q, What l-estrlcticns are placed e ilse of sugar in the man- alcohollc beverages?

.511 ' u m aim luv: ﬂll Wortlm

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IIIAI‘

Idonoi cmfochotal ‘rboono we»

a %f.:_'.i=:1broundondpnlotiod: ftholdldends

yo!!!’ handbag. You don't need to. Change purses of course are not new. but now available are com- pact little cases, handily glide- fastened at the edges and divided in four slide sections for pennzas. nic les, dimes and uarters. Nico- iy‘ covered in align r-grain calf- in or morocco in brown, saddle black. red, blue or ieen. And they're moderately priced u-l

. 0o d be a welcome gift for me girls at school.

To fremen salt mackerel wash

ufaoture of and ak 1 l; 1n i - A. No sugar at all is used in the m. i‘.'.,...;.'§.',f"lm Ow“, $3,312: manufacture of beer, or vmiskey. pui 1:1 fryjn mm 00W, Wm, cold

The wine growers are rationed on a similar basis to float allowed to the manufacturers of scft drinks.

. Is it In?! infraction pin in‘: gugar negua ons or iesa ra and cafe assistants to place lumps of ar in the saucers of every cup o tea or coffee served’!

A. Definitely. This is an ex- ceedingly wastefui practice in nor- mal t'mes, and under the new res- ula-tlons sugar should be served in cafes and restaurants only when tho consumm- specifioally asks for it. Infracvons of this ruling

reported. Q, with tea. coffee and sugar

m» \vill talk with me if he can do all the talking. but. un- svmer Bmvh “Y suiilesmms ,2‘; lng vitally important to say he doesn't consider it worth

make on what to serve art soc

to sweeten the last two. On a cold day, hot chocolate ortclear consomme would be both 018M! and stimulating intimate gatherings. tion seems to be one cf genera terest, perhaps hovtesses wfno have good ideas on the subject wtuld be kind enough to send them to Con- sumer Branch. The Wartime Prices and ‘Ilrade Board, Ottawa, for in- ciusion in the next edition of 0on- sumers’ News. Q. Isitof any use ioieoord rices of seasonal goods such as resh salmon in the Blue Book? ,eg,Q.I‘€00l‘d01Ml0hp?lO€! with dates of urchaoe will be vol- uaible to chec prices next year. The ruling on seasonal goods is that the price mil-st not go higher than that charged in the corres- ponding season o! the previcus year. Start now to record prices of 1.11 goods which come under ttio ceiling

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AN AUTHORIZED INCREASE IN PRICES

Owners of hotels which are 0P"! for a season only. or part of a sea- gon, have been De tied to ald- vanco their rates up to 10 r oent. ovoi- thooe charged dur g the

year 1940.

The malorit of seasonal hotel operators fix their rates for the 194i season during the Fall and Winter of i940 and because o commitments made. were unable to raise prices, although the cost of food and services was rising sharply.

In the eases where the M1665 actually advanced during 1M1 further increases must not exceed the total of i0 per cent. over the corresponding season in i940. In all case; the landlord of a seasonal 1 must send a copy of his i940 schedule and his proposed new schedule to the Rentals Ad-

a/wa.

1n Ott g 11g Ann any ‘mic is a 8mm! llttl nous WWBBORTAGITEI dies The 014811111 wu. a

The new regulations

prices and an plies of beef on the shﬂdo domestic mar et. are set out in a illiquid W1 red dotte ies can be obtained free from ﬁve-wolf; tom

ggpecial Bullet-in for the Consumer Branch. The time ices

ccnsuumers We:-

comc easier. Some idea of amount of beef needed for the can be obtained from

for 6,000,000 pounds of beef ‘been placed for the month une.

the United Skates G0

and Russia who have no for been

drinks for small v

fbaok

water and aowly heat to boiling, drain. repeat and simmer 5 min- utes. Drain and use the fish as de- slivewdr d- lﬁilehrd}, bakgdﬂpr crumb co e o owne

on top of tho stove. Wm or

The odor of flowers attracts in- sects from considerable distances, but their colors are noted b in- sects only when they an within a distance of 35 feet.

HEALTH AND VITALIT! SPELL BEAUTY

I.‘f you're facing Summer with the you'll be radiant with health and vitality.

It comes from vitamins, exercise

gatherings this summer? plenty of l l {,1

A. Yes. Instead of sweet cakes mom m :1. maﬁlggé-aea

l lHe iisrvt inileresifed lin soénﬁ trauma arliedhmkilgs. ﬁat/teary (13:11; gzkxggéi; for a. fresh ou ooi- op-

e w - . '

med or 1v m: 5' one‘ expel- em ng a y iiot,_ instead of tea and coffee,_glve A 1110491 W110 1-0, was“ u sometimes I feel I must seek one dime .111 04*. mWbB-Ylb 111109 0r em- an ideal girl of ay, says: "Them

ut I love my husband in spite of onade. Us» honey instead of sushi‘ arerlt many tricks to this vitgllty

look. You eed powd touch Wﬂﬂllﬂ‘ tﬁan (hers is

er shade one your skin tone rosy brunette). Plusd o. cream o e paw e1- fllglly flhstleaieﬁ oni" ep our -ps c coor should be light and bright. A fine point or the lipstick helps in app lcation. After outlinin your li . filll in with up and own gt ea to f0]. low the grain of our , Th.” gets on more pain but ooh less Painted. _

THE PIANO MOVES BACK INTO HOMEE

The day of thedgfano io defi- niteityoom tbe,'rh¢1m . men may no l. gr 91mm 0r One as lame as the upright. Studio (radii: arfthgenerallynwthé

. w apcr n 3:815)’ sailing for the smaller

Pianos add an air of distinction to the aimlplost , mo; forming a magnet for social scmeoiie in the gathering 08:1 usually be induced

13hr or el-nzinc ol- dancln .

o good old-fashioned hour 0f mil-ale lifter a inner party 1g still 800d entertainment - and ycull be surprised. at tho old favorites that will smut them. selves to the pianist.

Even mother dadwjwlilil 11111113

aw l:

811d

in Aha iiilstivéty an?! w’ m e ays o e you .

T! Y0“ have decided onro white living room you can find whltc pianos, or just off-white and con-

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The Woman's Realm

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i r not‘ m ha ‘ could x ornaments the ti 1 , cqmﬂ?‘ mu urauauoranu: “we” can l- N. m: mhoynyona. “inénpmggecemh on alllﬂll’ ‘Wms-‘L A mags-bud, beiibboned, on my cnniol avorite and will fit to

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piano - it will pay largo divi- in enjoyment.

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