I-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

solve voir oft

Malte t_lie diy--its none too early.

T $2.950 1

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_ " L _ ‘; lllllllimllm churn twenty. nv, coats.

THE CO0K ~ S_Tlll}l0. l

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wo' m','“'.'s°““”””md Bm THE EASTERN GliA__llDlAN

Worth $5 and $6 _ Reduced to °

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.Pint-rise-ll-;».. f '

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WHY WAI i` ? Send a Photo Taken by

'MYER-

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plmwgraphs of ailsizes, films tt lit all size amateur cameras ale re- Mi .sd fresh every week.

Moderate prices

Personal attention to Amateur

, Photolrraphy. '

Artistic _Phowgugh , Charlottetown, . _

I 'Notice to

Advertisers

The co-operation of advertis-

ing patrons is requested 'in the direction of getting "copy" into _ the business office before twelve noon on the day previous to publication. (Saturday 10 a_m.) Very often the receipt of a large advertisement or even reg- ullir changes after that hour _ serves to dislocate the regular work of getting the paper made up in time to catch the mails- and not infrequently such ads are :lt the last moment left out

~ This situation is not of ser-

vice to' either the advertiser or our renders and we, therefore, request that copy be recelv`ed'io

the business oiiice.

NOT LATER THAN 12 NOON

(Saturday 10. a. m.) _

F _

A careful selec

tion_ of every line

of Jewelry marks our stock.

We will be pleas

ed to have you call.

W. N. Taliton

JEWEIRR _ ._ __ __

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` Flour

and _

Feed

_ Store A

Arrlblng tially CARLOAD8 of

FLOUR (best Grades.)

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‘ BRAN, OIL fCAKE, CALF.

HMIAL, CHlCKEN` Peso, co'r‘r, N- zen mr-:Al., WHEAT Rl MV/MEAL, CORN- msAl..° Iocoslv, rut- ~ vllnlx t--to Quo, runs l-mfg g ff '_*A|A.,ll‘~la$ Beef! etc. ew-t i 5 T HM# Ano #Tn-A, fn often tl-wlilttl

(best xijojitn), J j fsoullltltvi appeals; sto.,- elo.'!*i6`_ ' t-prices. ~ , U

Wwothsatl Ano strait..

gud it. Vlsrehooaa.

l _ Mawr, in Montague nail, l-‘rltiay

_ - ¢ evening 8 p. ni., Nov. 28th; Under the

.‘ . tuuspices of the Rebecca Lodge.

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IS COMING (LOSE _;'// -

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040400

SIZES ~

2, ZV2, 3, 3V; and 4 '

Only 100 pairs of high N850

boots made in patent and kid leather with cloth tops. ‘

Only . . . , . $2.95

, Rubbers to fit _ _ . . . . . ._ . 85::

By mail 101,- extra.

Alley & Lo. Ltd.

fsouooo-Q o¢o4

_ ln s Memoriam

ln loving memory of Flight Llctil.

Sacrifice in Flanders, Nov. 23rd,_ 1917

Though ilow departed from our vicu Tliou’lt not forgotten be

We will remember Tllee.

At Oyster Bed B-lil-dge on Novcni

ber 22nd 1910 James Abrin Victor, eld

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seven years und six months. Another little lamb has gone

I To'-dwell with Him who gave

Another little darling bov

is slielteretl in the grave

God needed cne more Angel child

Amidst his shining bund _

And so he bent with loving smile . Ann clasped our dai-ling’s hand.

2579-11-20M1ipd.

DAVID EDWARD FR ENGH

ln-the person of David 'Edward Frenri

not unexpecied. was n. severe blow t

wide circle of friens He wa

to help and assist in ally good cause.

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resignation that ‘charmed and edlfiet

sisters namel Arthur at home' Wil

are Minnie and Eunice at holiie und Mrs. Jolil_i Humphrey of Stonchel, P.

the high esteem ill which he was held. The service at the house anti grave

was laid to rest ill the famil~ylp_lot

community goes out to the family in

IUUUMBIUOUHOBQDHQ

' ii'

You .Know

That we operate the only ns Grinding Plant on _P island ?

That we /employ a skill

gSurface Grinder, and a qtdaily grlnditrge from th p rough mot com-- aplicate klndaofleliises? _ _ 5 * '.,,_.‘~_ ' ._ __=

Those are -ticks. wh *

-:mean il good deal to.,:fl:= p Glass wearing public. _doing-' ,away with the .annoying .- ,delays caused by _nendinz . g away for special lenses. .

S d losses n b C

; mail," yohsillrgeii them] basl U oipromptly and in perf t con U Q dition. ' -

: _Cath -in and look ovet ou

pan.

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plbmstritl and epoetin oosaaeacasaavl

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v-o+o-e+o-o- Q vo-on »»+>¢-emoaoo ¢‘

Elmer G. MacLeod. Made the Supreme

While memory lives within our hearts

_ 2588-11-26-Mlipti

est son of owartl alid Mrs i‘arl‘ ago

Westmoreland lost one of its forc-

most young citizens, on November 20.

son of 'Mr. and Mrs. James French. wllo passed peacefully away in his forty-first year. His death, although

his parents? brothers and sisters and

d ‘_ . s a

quiet and unassuming man of strong character. honest and upright in all his dealings with his fellow man. lie being a miller brought liini in contact with people from far and wide, who found him always courteous, willing

lie bore hi sickness in a s il'it of,

mitted to his bedside. During ills ill-I ness he wus tenderly cured for by nis mother, \vllo nursed him night and day, seldom leaving his bedside. He leaves to mourn a heart broken father and mother. follr brothers und three

those whose privilege it was toibe ud-

Y. _ _ ~

liam in Toronto; Russel in Maine'

Robert in the North West; the sisters

E. I. The funeral on November 22. was largely attended which speaks for

was' conducted by his pastor Rev. Mr.

Fitzpatrick of the Tryon Methodist well and Milton Dingwell- Church. who spoke forcibly from the -* following words: “This is not our con~ iinullig city; ‘we look folva city_not made with hands eternal in the heav- ens, whose builder is God; we all like leaves do fude away.” His reniilins were borne to t.lle beautiful cemetery at Cra aud where all that was mortal

there to awake the resurrection morn. The sympathy of the whole

their bereavement. The pall heilrers were John` Calnpbeli, Edgar Cross-

°l1' PAY! to buy in this Province.

..*HEATlNG STOVEB for coal or

wood. Prices right. Sterns Bros. Ltd.

» ' 45-11-25MTues4i

25 .

..*T,WO CENTS PER WORD each

_..*MAMM_(?TH AUQTION SALI, of

till crop. stock. farming implements. and household furniture, Saturday. November 29th. I-iughie Campbell, Whlm Road East. 2542-11-25M4i.

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. _*PIE SOCIAL AND ENTERTAIN.

_*Si-IIPPING.-The schooner Vail-

ltllu of St. Jolin's Nfld. sailed from Souris for Grand River to load product- und the schooner "Thelma" sailed for Sydney with 2300 bushels potatoes iinll ,181 bushels iurnlps loaded by J. J. ' Hughes Co. ‘

-- 'THE SCHOONER ELiZABE'I‘ii RUTH en voyage for Gloucester from. Magdalen Islands called at Souris last week to land a sick sailor and had oil board 1000 qtls dry codfish and 350 bbls mackerel.-S.'

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-'l‘(lRi)N'i‘O_ Nov. 22?.-_\c<'ol‘tlill;; tx.

tl - t ity learned ot' the death of Judson Dingweil which occurred on Friday Novellibel' 7th inst at the age of thir~

' ty five years. ' The deceased had been in i'alllng_

health for some years. But* in spitt of failing health he was actively eil gnged in his farm work and a few days prior to his death was about as usual when he was taken severely il. and soon succumbed. , His father the late George M. Ding~ well redeceased him b twelve or

eight years. t The ,late Judson Dingwell was a young man of sterling qualities, quiet und unassuming in manner,honest and upright in all his dealings. His kind- ness and his sympathy with any who were in need or affliction, his interest ‘li every good work, his man excel

tho respect of all. He was n consisti- ent member of Bay Fortune 1’re'sny-

est ill all ther activities. ,

The larg concourse of people who

attended lthe funeral; notwithstanti- ing the inclemency of the weather, truly evidenced the large place which he held in the esteem and af'|’ectl.fm of the whole community. _

The funeral services at thehouse

and church und grave were conduct- ed by his pastor Rev. A. MacKay, the ,funeral taking place on Sabbath Nov- ember 9th.

'i`lie deceased is survived by liis-hor-

eaved wife, -formerly Miss Gertrude Rackham of Hunter River. his little daughter Dorothy also lry foul' sister: Mrs. Henry Dillgwell ot' Annandale; Mrs. John Aitken, Mrs. Andrew Fab iulil. Mrs. Earnest Harding all of Solil- `el'ville. Mass., and h_v three brothers Gordon of Bay Fortune alid Ntlthnll and Wadlnnn oi Sollierville. Mass., to all of whom heartfelt sympathy is ex~ tended. They do not sorrow as those \vho have no hope.-Patriot please copy. _

The pall bearers were all cousins oi

the deceased viz: James R. Dingweil James MacKenzie, Johnstone l')ing~ well, Wallace Dingwell, Earnest Ding-

To Cure~a Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-

[NE (Tablets) lt stops- the Cough and lleiidaclie and works off the Colil. E. W. CrROVE'S signature on each bait. 30c.

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*44 *O4-O #+0444 0-O-O-GO-#O-Q00#-#4

= Catarrh

_ 0i The Stomach _ is Dangerous

_.___ Thousands. Have It and Don’t Know lt," Says Physician. Frequently Mistaken for ln-

` digestion-How To Recognize

and,T,rsst.

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"Thousands of people suffer more or

less constantly from furred. costed

ton uc, bud breath, sour bumlng' sto~ mstgi, frequent vomiting. ru bling ill stomach. bitter eriictntions. gas, wind and stomach acidity and call it iirdlsr- 'ostion when in realty their trouble is dun to gastric catarrh of the stomach" writes a New York Dhyslclanf

Catsrrh ot' the stomach il dlngierour

because the mucous membrane lining of the stomach in thickened and a coat- lmr nf' phlelzm covers the surface no

that the digestive fluids cannot mv with the food and digest. thcln. Thu condition soon breeds ehdlx dlseas in .thc fermented. iinssslmilats , food. a blond in polluted and olJ'rlel;tha.lni'ec- tion throughout the ho y. Bqétrlc ulc- ers are ant to form 'and frat; ently an ulcer is t e llrst~slgn.of tvdeadly can- cer. ‘ .

In cstarrli nt the stomach o. good and

safe treatment is to take before meals a teasroonfnt of pure Blsurated Mag- nosia _ n hall’ I Kass oi' int gator an hot as _vou_oln comfoztg y rink l¢_ The hot water washes t. l‘ ucous from the stomach walls and dllwl- the blood to the stomach while ti__\_o, blsurdted magnenla ls an excellens_.| lvent for mueus and Increases the e iolancy of he hot water treatment. _ Moreover he Blitiirfxted Magnesla. ,will serve as

power u ‘ but _hsrmlsla antaeld that ay he In your s omach and sws tan

tsffood contents. ‘Bttsy. natural digg.. ton wxhout distress of aux' ind hould on follow. Blsurated hlgne- a ll not s laxatlve_ is harmless. p su. nt and easy to take and can boob.. alnert from any local drugglst. Don't_ onfusa Bisuratsd Magnellladavltlr om. r orms of mslrnnnlia. lull ,cltrateio rc...nut set ll in t e ours initiated form (powder or tablets), “pg |_g||y _ Pralrured fer this purpose,

»a¢nf».=z4\<-&pr»e»

st... A . sa .l‘¢¢.n.~f& .4 ~. mit.

_ and men’|.¢_kgl.t scents just received

A big variety of patterns. Prices $1.00 up. Stern; Rros. Ltd.

Baltic has-'gone to the Charlottetown Iiospital ,pedal treatment. ‘__'_ t- _-___

fnnrlly. Bla ,_ Point are selling out this week, an moving to Halifax, _ _ ,__

is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Joseph Mc- Dona-id, East Baltic.

veyor was lkpassetiger Friday tn Scotclifort ea rnite to form /lug-nous on business.

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thirteen years und his mother l.-__

Y - B. ( yers price) 90

len. *rails oi' character won for him i-lay .ton . _ . _ . . _ . . .............$23_00

tel-ian Church and took-a deep`inter-

'AN AT'r|i¢tc'rlvs line or ladies

f ~~ 2544-11~zsM'rwrsi.

EASTEIQN PERSONALS

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__°l.lttlq` iiiss elioemle, Campbell

11 .H _

.._*Mr. *garter J. McDonald and

..*Miss Mihy Gardner. Black Point

..*John Alfred McDonald. land sur-

..'Mrs. Joseph McDonald, returned

from Cllarlottetown Friday evening to Baltic Station eil route to her home,

East Baltic. _

..°Mr_ John McPhee, (‘_hsriol`€e`towil was s passenger to Harmony Jet.. Sai’ _ “fduy evenins eil route to his old home at Bayfield. '

. ..*Mr. John Allred McDonald P. I..

S. was-il. paisenger by the Eastern ll'alI1. Saturd y evening to liarlllony Jct. on his '\\'u_v llcllle i`rolil ivesterll. halts

health for the past three months. much restored.

_? _ _

..*Mr. Garnett W, Proiitt of A/"

iforne & Co., Charlottetown. is vgiit- ng Mr. G. R. Keefo, Woodstock. N. B. lWhill=. at Woodstick_ Mr. Profitt and Mr. Keefe intend taking in Houl- on aqitl Presque isle, Maine on bus-

, lness. Mr. Profltt made quite ii num- ber of friends in \Voodstock.

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,llle llilllmrs

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS Butter 58-60 Eggs. doz .. . . . . . . 65 Dat bush bu

Potatoes ._ ._ ._ lla Turnips . , __ 40 Pork __ _ 11; ciiioltens . _ _ ..._od-$1.00 Geese _ ....$2.35-3.50 Ducks .......--.$1.30-2.00 Straw _ ._ ._ $10 _ .l________

sousls MAm<s1ls

Sutter . . . . .__

Eggs ..._

)ats . . Potatos . . . 90 Turnips ......___ 40 Pork ._ 18

l___,__________ _

. MONTAGUE MARKETS

Butter .....- . . . .._ .. 48 Eggs.. ._ 56 Oats (blis_) __ _, 90 Potatoes . ,_ ,, 90 Pork -..... ... 18 Turnips 50

._ 45 _ 54 85

MURRAY HARQOR MARKETS

sutterlli. so Ezss . _ 56 Pork ... . _ _ 18 Potatoes .....-__ 90 Oats . . . . . . . .._ so

‘ KENSINGTON ,MARKETS

Butter _ _ . _ . . . .._ 50 Oats...... _ ._ S5 Potatoes _ ._ . _ 100 -Eggs _ 57 Tunlips --....J 25

summssslos Masks-rs `

Butter (dairy) per lb. .50 .52 Butter (creaniery)`_lb. .. .60 Calfskins . .. ._ .10 '<7ggs, per doz. ._ ..._ .'.. .56 Hay, pressed .. 18.00 20.00 Hay, loose .. 14.00 16.00 Hides per lb. .30 Oats lblk.) ._ , .90 Oats (white) _ .80 .85 Wheat, per bush. 1.75 2.09 Lamb pelts .60 01.05 Potatoes ... ._ .80

MDNTR EAL MARKETS

Montreal, Nov. 22-Oats, extra No.

1 feed, 97c.

Rolled oats, bag 90 lbs, $4.50 to

$4.55. _

Flour Manitoba spring wheat put-

_filirmiirsts new standard grade. $11 lo ` Braii, $45.

Shorts, $52.

_2-61-lay, No. 2, per ton, car lots, $24 to P -

Cheese, nnest easterns, 27c_

_"Butter, choicest creamery, 66% to

c. '

Eggs, selected il5¢.' ‘

l Eggs, No. 1 stock. Silo.

Eggs, No. 2 ygck, 56c. ~

szlgautoes. ner lil. ear lots, ss to in-erred hogs. sbaltolr. miles. $25. 1Lard, pure wooil pails, 20 lbs. nets, c.

_ CHICAGO MARKETS

C|1l¢as0. Nov. 22-Cor`n. No. 2 mix-

ed. nominal: No. 2_y¢llow, $1.50. , . om, No. 2. wlilts, 'ite to vile; No. .3 white 73 to 70.

_- -Rye, No. 2. $2.48.

Barley. $1.27 to 81.85.

Timothy. 58.50 to $11.50.

Clover, |80 to 848. ~

that it needs “rubbing in." Nobody wants to be llnchivalrous to at fallen t'oe, but there are folk in this land ol' cranks who are so niulzntlninious J,g~ wilrds Germany that they cannot be just to France. They fancy the French ought to forgive and forilel- 'H195'

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the best Electric Cleaner on the lnarket. It has a l'lul_1dI`€d Ilx§;lrl;l_l"SieUS;;_

attachments for cleaning upholstered furniture. porileres. = ~»

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If Eiiiieag go you§l‘ woglt. Call and see this wonderful cleaner demonstrated.

Price without attachments $56.50. ` Price with full set of attachments $66.00. '

We 0 l %1S“0\'0

tl rumor being circulated here today. . . _ ' _ _

airnilo;-iepli l<‘l;ivellc, president oi' tlit ' ___ ‘ '

.....2.i'? l?.“ll."’..*‘.‘.<E1'.'...?~.i.‘l.1‘;T..”2!tl.ll3§_ ~-”Mf~-.Cm _Mu---H- two vt Ia ' . _ ‘ ed l_0nGm_m_ to ' (,l i I _H‘_- tie daughters tl-rrived from Deliver. .V - _ . firlllv it l said lille cli!l;,l(igacn\\\'agaiil"tii" C010' to 'Mr' MCLGMVS "pw hmm' 1"' A in consld;l'atlon of the suin of $3,000; mggglunville’ where ‘hw mkl' “D fur' , '. . _ ‘ r. ([1100. bNo_l:oiiill‘inatioli of the rumor can ' _ ` ` ` _

e 0 ta ned’ ty B .i*Ml;;J. McDonald. nee Maggie ' ~ __ __ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ -~ _ n “_ 'W 1, T_ d_l _ _Win _ urte, st-Baltic, cams to the city ____________-_.,_. .;:_,f,¢_________._'_; _ ___ - ._ _ _ _ _ .I3:_I0wEdal‘;_e;red _‘v?_;‘t':e;he_and *£9231 Friday with her little girl for treat- . _ ' ,, Macvmm ‘ ment possibly an operation in the ._ . ,

_ cnarltittetowri i-lrtsplltil. . e AFION S1-KEE'p

JUDSON DINGWEL-L _ ..h'Mr. John A. McDonald, Monticel-l\ ___ 4 _ _

it was with profound sorrow tim "' “S _""‘“""f“’ l‘°‘“" 5'0"’ S°""“~`"‘ li" __ -.._ rf- - ~~-'rf ~ >-fr , le citizens of Bay Fortune and vlcinl Alberta' whele he had been sleemng 25 Jr:=;§yA:"'i~`g;(~`“§//“'3”'A '

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Otherslliew Point

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eolore the natural resentment oi our

'A_\1y_ ,They cry aloud against the cru- lelty of starvinl-I Genilari children. :intl give no thought to the suffering ol French children. 'I‘l'ue, tiles M0 ll conlpuratlve few: y0l, l'lll‘ll` V0lUbllil_\’ works mischief. An extended journey in devastated France might cure them by incllning their hearts to place jus- tice before generosity.

, _

Would Bar Farmers From Cities. 1

Mail and Em nire.

ground that li "has driven the neonlc oil the land into the city," are drow- ing upon themselves the attention nntl nilstrlist ol' workers in the rllritl dis- tricts. Whitt is the meaning oi` the complaint that men arc being driven from' the farms to the cities? Simply

this-that in creating the oporturiities the people in the rllral districts to better their lot the National Policy has made it more difficult t'or certain commercial intcresls to exlllflll llle workers in the countr_V~ W0‘\lld Ml* Crerur consider it ll blessing to the interests for which he speaks ii' the cities were to be wiped out or li il mw for-l,lt\¢\lng people i`roni the farm tiistlit-ts to niigl-:ite to our cities and (owns were enacted? Ui course, no

usually has his own reasons for being a free trader, cannot be allowed to shut the doorsol' the iilctoi-ies, offices. professionslantl other czillings in the towns and cities because it is to the interest ot'~a cortnlri class oi' traders to keep the rural districts over-sup- plied with labor and to intensify colli- petition among the t'ul'mers while at the same time making the farmers' lot_-harder and liurdcr. The towns :ind cities are the salety~vnlves oi' the rtirul districts. It \voli|d be a great

thing for the exploiting.gi‘:iin buyers to have the country districts swarm- ing with labor more and more de- pendent upon them. ' _ 4 ,

::Miilcr‘s Worm Powders act so

;l;l¢_~1i law could be enacted in n demo-

¢i-itcy, for the people who would most Strongly oppose it are the iitrmers themselves.

The i'arniel's_al'e surely not to be

_deprived oi` ilie right to send their children to the colleges and other edu-

thoroughly that stoniitciiic and intes- tinal worms are literally groundup and pass from the child without being noticed and without inconvenience tn

fthe sufferer. 'I`bt°,' are painless and

perfect in action. and at all times will be found a healthy medicine, strength- cnlng the infantile stomach and main- taining .it in vigorous operation, so

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aiionul institutions in the urban een- Ulm- lmsldes being ‘"‘ effective Wrml

Men who, like Mr. Crerilr. are ffl‘U~ ° ` ' 'iuge they are mmcal “nd heamkgw.

sading against m.0tecmm on ||,(,__ tres. The itlnntlcnl _free irttder, whoi mg in meh, en-BML _

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.Lili - Men’s lst Quality Storm Rubbers, closed sides. ...$1.50

Men’s lst Quality Rubbers _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _.$1.25 Boys’ 1st0.uali_tyRubbers _ ._ .95 - ,

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Lite Buoy Rubbers do not cost any more than other kinds.

Therefore buy Life Buoy _Rubber Footwear-the kind that gives

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