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THE ORIGINAL JACK HORNER.

"i.itth- .Int-it iloriier," the funiilinr

iiiirsery rhyine. had its origin in a mul trugeiiy. at-<~ordiii_-1 to thc story that the l.onilo,, <-orrespoiideiit of the Nt-\\' York "Sun" tells:

iiuring the iteforniation the head of

Glastonbury Abbey, in the west of ffiiigiaiul, i‘csol\'ed to inakc his peace with lit-nry \-'lll.. and. iu token there- of, st-nt 1-crtaiii title deeds of abbey proper-t:»' Io tin- l.§n;: at Wiiiteliull. l-`nr seetiriti' sake. the abbot placed the dot-iiiiieiiis iu zi pie disii, anti covered iii:-in with n crust. 'I`lie dish he guve to ii rustic lout. nunied Jack Horner. and lie told hiin to carry it by the high road to the king in iioiitioii.

tin the road Jack Horner iiecniiie

liungry. und onine to the <-onclusioii that it would he foolish to starve while he had a pie in his hand. So he broke the crust and put in his thumb and pulled out a roll of pareiiiuent. The tlisgraiteil and iiisappoiiited ietlois threw both pie and parciiineiit into at iieiir»ii_v brook.

\\’hen the deeds did not appear, the

king clizirged the :ibbolt with contu- mni:_\'. and coniiiiuiitlcd that the uui`oi'- innate <-b»rii- should be liutigcti. - The "\'outh's \\’orld."

ANTI NOISE MOVEMENT.

“\\'lint l ivaiii," .snitl ilii- iiervoiis

inan, "is ii plru-e in the co\|ntr_\'. l wont to escape the noise of the t-ity."

“.\ll right." :iiiswcred the man who

is iiervoiis. too; "|‘ll sell you my plure in the <-ouu*r_\', i want to coiiie to town iviieri- they linve laws to pre-vent the roosters from wnkini.: you up at dfiybiw-nit."

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‘ Highest Quality i Good Groceries..

Everything we sell

c-lines to you fresh and _:good :ind is guaranteed pure :uid wholesome; :|_i_so thc price is right. (live us ai trial. Our ciistoniers agree that lor quality groceries at reasonable prices we

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_ 67 Queen Street

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_.iT PAYS to buy in this Province

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can be obtained at LaI1erty's Tonsor- isl Parlors. Suminei-side.

-CAPE WOLFE NOTES - Miss

Louise G Fish, of Cape Wolfe l’ E I is visiting friends and relatives in Chuiiotteiowu und vicinity The school is progressing iuvorubiy under the good iuanugemenl. of Miss Lena lisvnor Stair ol' llope Division is prc psiing for .1 good time Tliursduv evoll ing its they intend liiidiiig ii ioncort .ind pic soiial in the lniil

-NORTH TRYON- The following

is the standing of the pupils of Albnny Sthool for the month ot February- Grade \’lll.-'.t, Flossle Large; 2, Ruth Wood. Grade Vli.-1, Marion l~‘urrow; 2, lhinnernian Ci-inieroii. Prnde Vi.-1, Roy (‘iiniei'ou; 2, Chris- tie Dawson. Gi-ode V.-1. Lorne Came- ron and Reeia Bouiter; 2, Jennie Bell. Grade IV.-l, Nine Iioulter; 2, Doro- thy lloulter and Claude Cameron. Grade ill.-1, Sadie Dawson; 2, Char- les Dawson. Grade ll.- l, Elizn Boili- ter; 2, Artie Boulter. Grude 1, Ilugli ftlieurn.

-MT CARMEL - Mr. Andre J.

.-irseiittult was in Suuiniersidc on tho itlth inst., irniisuctiiig business.- Iilessrs. Wilbert Poirier and Gloris Gallant were visiting ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. .lereiniuli Gallant, Mi.. (‘armel.-The young folks of Mt.(‘ar- niel uni vicinity aisseiiilileii to enter- tuin these two young men, especciuliy Mr. l’oirif-r. who has spent nearly ii hull' score of years in tliaiiitoba, un ciiiployee of the (7. P. R., and con- sequently some interesting stories of the t‘anadian West, as evening dawn- ed the guests were entertained with ,niusic on the griipoplioiie. As Mr. ‘ Poirier is going back to the \\'e.~=t in n short time, his friends ull join in \\'i.~:hiiig hiin u spi-cdy and pleasant journey.--ll.

-CONCERT AT LONG RIVER-

.~\. most siici-essfiil concert given by the _voting people of Long River, was ,ht-ld in the ilaill there on Tuesday ev- ening, Mart-li 2. .\lr. Il, ll. Coulson rilirioiity ilisclini-ged the duties of chairman and the best ot' order pre- vailed. The .splendid progriininie opened with that fine old chorus, Bat- tle 1‘ry of l-'reedoni, violin duetts were bcntitit'ully played by Messrs. (‘li:is. l’u_vnter, iif-nth (`uinpbell and I". H. and Itziy I’a_\'ntei‘, recitatioiis by Mis- ses Violet Green and Bessie t’:inn and solos were sweetly sung b_v Mrs. (‘,or- iiisli, Miss .lean .Iolinstone und little May Found. Mr. l)oii (`,ainpbell's solo "'l`li:it's llow l Need You," and "Just Soiiii.‘oiie.." brouglit down the house.

of the “ilii:lilii.iid niiin`s Toast," :intl lloiinic, I’i‘iiice ifliiirlie" stistiiiiit-ti his reputation as :t general liivoritc. ln the iiutriotir: song "Mart-liiiig to Vic- tory" :ning by twelve young ini-n, Mr.

capable soloist, and in response lo :tn

niglit." Tin- talileiiii. “Moiliei"s songs"

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from experience.

manufacturers and can

each individual piece.

In pocket knives, razors, kitchen and table cut-

lery, scissors. etc., we are sure we can supply any

played that you can pick out your favorite article

in an instant_and our courteous salesmen will_ aid you in selecting with the expert advice acquired

We secured our stock from the most reliable

construction, fine material and honest worth of

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.- I clothiny___ vv_e_know _you do not care to

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newest and nicest in the most pleasing and

else when bought at the right time, in pro per quantities and when the payment is

bore. Our present showing includes nil that is

‘” ,- _ We haven’t been catering to your cloth-\ 1*, _, ing requirements all these years without

Q ‘i -4, learnin__g pretty near all your likes and dis-

-/ - likes. \ e know that you like to wear good

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rf' , ‘ - .- g ‘ Kuuinha rival of the afternoon trains on Wed-_

Reuben Tuplin. & Co. P. i. 1. .t-;-r.'..f.i; -s; .‘r'-tat;-.i:'..iE‘i1f‘“ir

_.___-,V-_-Y-_-,-_-_-_ .1-,~,-_-_-. _-:.11 -‘-1-_-:::r::;.;vvuk;_-,-_ -_-_- »_~ 1 -1 -1*-‘ ‘-`-'-‘ “ffI-`:v‘_‘_‘:-*_*.-:_-::::.v.-:_-:f-“~

Mr. Mnrdo-'k liilclieoti in his reiitleriiig

. .lock t`ninpbi-ll proved liiiuselt' it iuost,

len<:ori- thi- boys sanir "’l`eiitini; 'i`o-

|\\'us \'er_\' skillfully c.\;|-tciitcrl, Mr. ./\i'i:h -vniiipliell who hus intl.-ly retnriied from ii\'i-iw,-its si~i‘\'it'i‘. lieiiig |ii'est-lit in tini- forni tzilting Ihr- part of the "Snldii-1'." _'i`hi- iliziliigtii-s "ln ii lit-iilisifs tlllit-e," "Saw-|»il" :ind “.\ 'i’roublosoni|~, Si-i'\'aiii" wt-re ull well in-ti-tl. 'l`\\'o liiu~i_\' reu- di-ri,-d daii'l\<',\' i'lioi'ii:=e.-1 by live of the l>o_\:_~,_ lirougrht to it close one of the bt-.~i iii'oi:i'itiiiiiies I-ver given iii liong joiii‘iied.-li. , ltivf-r. ‘l`lit- in-t-oiiiiiciiiists for the lt~.\'<'|iiiig uw-re .\liss Iilivo \\'. In-:i und I\lrs. Mo|iIgoinei‘_\'. .-'it the cuiicliision

_nf the progrniuine, Mr. tl. F. I-`erguson -_of I-`reni-li lliver. who so kindly assist- ed in the proirrnniine, uiictioneti lite pies und randy :ind ilie snug suin of $57 was realized, which goes to pro- vide fuel, oil und other necessities for

A the hall.

n ‘ld-0. After ten minutes the rubber

-ONE CENT per word each In

sertiou for advertising in this col- umn Cash must. accompany order. lllniinnm charge twenty live cents.

-EMERALD-The regular anuiisl

meeting ot the B l Society of Em t-mid was held in their hall on the ei/Bllini; of the liltli lust The attend ance was large, and the several re ports of the oiiicers showed the Soc iety to be in a nourishing e0l1dlli0ll with upwards of eighty members on the roll The following were elected oiilcers for the ensuing year Rev DI' Smith, Patron, Rev Dr Curran. lion Pres J IJ Mcoulgrin. President. F P Murphy, vice do. tluirles McKen ns, 2nd vice do P F Hughes. Trees urer; Stephen Clarke, Secretary, Jas. A. -Murphy, Sergeant nt Arms; '1‘. Goodwin, Joseph Mnedouuld and Ste- phen Murthn, Sick and Relief Com; Wm. Clarke. John T. White, M. T. Lambe, Hail und Man. Com.; Emmet Traluor. John I-‘_ Moyniigh. John T. Murtlis, Standard Besrers; P. L. Cash, Marshal.-E.

-BLOOMFlELD.- Owing to the

good weather und roads the farmers of this vicinity ure engaged in mussel! mud hauling. 'i‘hey were quite a con- fusion on the ice lost Friday where Mr. David l\1t-.\usiaud's horse run a- way lie left his horses united while he was sinking ice and they become friglitened and started. They soon were caught however by the Mr. Fra- ser Mt-Dougall, -The school is prog- ressing favorable under the -skilful` management of the teacher Miss An- nie J. CnlIagliai\.- Mr. Walter Chap- pell is spending a few lays with his parents in Coleman.-Mr. Wm. Dunn has returned lionie after spending a few months in Muine.- Mr. Arthur Pratt and Miss Jennie Shaw are spend- ing it few days in (,‘-liarlottetowu the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts -The young nien from Caiiipbeliton visitis Bloomfield quite often as they say the roads out there are much bet- ter to ride ou.

-MEETING OF MT CARMEL IN-

STITUTE. - On Monday night Maron tlte Sth, took place a meeting oi' me t’ariners of Mt. Carmel. At an early hour. the ciiairiiiun occupied the chair and opened the meeting in a few briet' words and subsequently ask- ed the secret-.n'y to read minutes of the last meeting. which were duly read and uiiuniniously accepted without amendment. The chairman, Mr. Jos- eph M. Aneoin as president of the in- stitute produced spccimens of seeds from the different inercliiiiits of Suni- inerside, all of \vliicli were exaniziieo and shown that they were all of at good quality. Au npproprinte list `of the seeds iiieiitioiietl were made up zipproxiiuately. It was moved anti sceonded that the governnicnt would be eiuployed in the way of bettering live stock, that is, in buying first class uniiuuls. liov. 1'. l‘. \rseniiult quoted `pre\-ions experiments, stating the enor- mous quantity of vzirious st-,oils con- tained in soil being under pasture or uiendow and pork, and the urgency o|` short rotation' und to introduce root crop as often as possible in order to eradiiite ti'o\ibli-sonic growtli. Mr. Ani-oin spoke on the raising of stock tlizit ii fziriner should keep studying the fact. \\'iint the ziinnunt, of stock sliould he in proportion to the incnn-» iilfortlt-d by thi- iiuturul t-,ilivrioiicy oi` tho crop tliiil, is based on Ihr: uniount ot' fodder aivailnliie. Al the eoiieliisioii of these iw-nizirks the inet-ling nd-

pt-ople of (‘:|p»- 'i'i'nverse regret the tlepurture of one of their inost. highly t-stoeiiit-tl residents, Mr. lfritnk Gal- isinl, who has enlisted in the heavy nriillt-ry for the front. We all hope for his safe return.-Mr. and Mrs. E. i\li\cl’li¢-rsoii have returned to their homo in Cape Traverse, after spending a few days in Stiinruerside attending the seed fiiir.-i-lis friends are pleas-ec to see Mi-_ Lorn l’_ve out again after u severe attack of lu grippe- Miss Lillian lloull of (‘upe 'l`i'uvcrse, is spending a few weeks in Summer- sidc,tlie guest oi' ber aunt, Mrs. l).A.` `i’i<:kering.-l)r. Dougherty of (june Traverse paid :I short visit to Sum- nierside, \\'e<lucsduy returning home ’i‘hiirsdii_v.-A hockey inuteh at Tr_vou on Saturday afternoon between the Allies nnd Kittens was most interest- ing und ii large audience witnessed it. The score being 1-0 in favor of the Cape Traverse team.-Mr. ond Mrs. Uoiuiiiick ('heverie. Cliarlottetown, have returned to their home after speudiug a few dnys in Cape Traverse with Mrs. (‘lir-vcrie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. I-‘i-unit Gillis.-liliss Gwen Ilnull. who has been visiting in (`liil- ton for the pust two vvcelrg the gong; of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Siliiker, re- turned to her lionie 'l`uesdii_v.-M.

-HOCKEY. - l{t-usiiigton has been

somewhat iieglectctl in the line of lo- cal hockey inatclics niitil last Thurs- diiy night when six married men mob- ilized and boldly ciiiilleiigeil ii sextette of the _voiinger fry to ai game of two ttweuty minute halves. Al. the begin- ning of llie game it looked as though the married men would put it nil overr the youngsters when Rogers and Woodside by soorings couple of goals within the firstteii minutes showed the spectators tluit their lee training had been good in earlier years. Billie Ozen wits a wiiirlwnd. Tho tlrst half ended in fnvor of the Married men

was again faced and both teams began to play with renewed vigor., Time and ngnlii did Lyiids from his position on cover make brilliant. rushes in his inimitable style only to be repulsed by the Doc or Io meet the Rock de- fence of Bownei-is and Sims on cover and goal. However he managed to lift the puck from contre ice and scot- ed, repeating the performance ister in the game. This ended the count. The forwards of the boys began to plsy good combination now and before the game ended they added two more goals to their credit being thunderous- ly applauded from the promenade. Mr. D. E. MacLean acted in the capacity of referee and judge of play. Another game is to be played next week. ‘

-METHODIST CONFERENCE. -

A conference in connection with the department of social service and

24th Ill ii, mm l‘l K

-CAPE TRAVERSE NOTES-'i`lie`

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tury Brand wearer.

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' Q Booklet of Spring Styles

WE ARE Exctusivis AGENTS e

MOORE & McLEOD

The Men’s Store, ll9-l2l Queen Street ._ R. T. HOLMAN, LTD.

Summerside

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4.15 p. in., Gambling ou the race track, or in speculation of stock or reid estate. Are we suffering in this nianner totluy, Rev. J. I.. Iliiwsou, ii. A. 7.30 p. in.-A public meeting will be conducted by Rev. G. M. Youniz. ivlieii Itev. W. A. Siiiith, Feld Set‘.i‘e- tnry of the Dcpitrtiiieiit. will speak. Tiiursday, ti a. in. lievotion-al idx- ei'ciscs. Rev. il. S. Young. 1i.?.0-- \\-'lint is Evniigt-lisiii and Wlinrt-in ls the (_`huri-li failing in this respect. itev. George . St-lliir. 10.-iii ai. ni.--'i`l|e Problein of»tlie ('ountr_v (‘.iiur<-ii oi' eliiirge. und how to make it u siitrress. itcv. Styles. 2 p. in.-De,vnIioii- ul I‘lxei‘cises. ltev. E. S. Weeks, I3. A. 2.30 'l`i|e l‘roblein of Social Vice. llow are the liluritiine i’i'oviiic,es uf- fected by it. ltev. George Ayers. 3.15, The Local Situation with regard to the Temperance Question. Colonel F. S. Moore. 4.15. What is the duty of ilie Church in this Mutter. Rev. W. ii. Wilson. l\l. A. 7.30 A public meeting will be conducted by Rev. J. I.. Dawson, R. A. when Rev. I. Al- bert Moore, li. ii_, will speak.

-BASKET SOCIAL, ETC. - The

basket social :intl ontertaiuiiient which was hold in Rosebury Hall on Tues- day. March 9th, wus it great success. The hull wus packed to its utmost cap- acity and the best of order preailed throughout. The seating arrange- ments were satisfactorily executed by Messrs, I-‘inlay l’antoi\, W. ll. Macin- nes and George I. Puiiton. l\ir. 'l‘. W. Morrison i-iuctioned oil’ the baskets. thc proceeds ol` which totalled $4. Space forbids special mention of anyone who took part, but ilic com- nlitte desires to thank each ond every one who helped in any why lo make this social and concert ii success. The nuuibers on the programme were all appropriately selected and well rend- ered. Aiter ii few opening remarks by the chairman. Mr. Frank W. Pun- tou, the following programme was rendered: Opening Chorus. The Red. White and Blue; Reading. by John D Macltne; Solo, Silver Threads Among the Gold, W Williamson. eiicoredi Dialogue, The Music Lesson, by Jack MacDonald, John Ross, Dsivd Blake. J Andrew Ross and Stewart MaeWll- liiim; Chorus. l-‘rom Your Home Town; Dialogue, The Trials of a School mo'am, by Caroline Buchanan. John- ny MacEo.clieron. Herman MacDonald and Russel Pzintou; Solo Golden Hearted Daisies, by Eva Ross, encor- ed; Mouologue, A Mother‘s Busy Dzty, by Mabel Mnclnnes, encored; Solo, Dar I Long to be Again, by Rupert I-lubloy, encorcd: Reading. by Willie H. Maclnnes; Solo. On the Shores of Havannah. Mrs J W Mac`Keiizle, en- cored; Dialogue. The Changed House- wife, by Marion MacDonald. Mabel Mnelunes, Daniel . Ross, George Pan- ton..amL Willie Maclnnes. Rev. J. W. Mnclienzle made some appropriate re- marks oii the occasion. which were much appreciated. Closing chorus, We'll Rally Round the Flag." Organ- Ist, Mabel Maclnnes.

NOBLE AMBITION '

Oh, mother! how l wish I was an

angel!" 3 , _"Darling, wlmt mslres you say tim!" . _

"Oli, because then mother I could

drop bombs on the Germans."-Punch.

1. ly ‘ " _ . . _ »- ‘_-ffl, __- _ _ approved “y|,._B_ Evangelism of the Methodist Chursh - to ae

' ' _ `-` “ ‘ ' Cali soon and nee your suit- you’ll like lt, g:1‘;'x;°’;sa',|ld[h:reM32ggg:l mhcgsiagg ) o

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on Wednesday and Thursday, March °° `

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\VESTERi\` PERSONALS

-Mr. Aubiu J. Gallant. Abrnni's Vil-

lage. wus in Suininerside on Moiidiiy. Sth iiist.--M.

-Miss Jacqueline Arscnouli, of St.

Clirysostomo, spent lnsi week lu Ab- ritni's Village.-M.

-~-The inziuy frioinds of Mr, i’lilibert

-1'. tiiillntit, Abriuii’s Vllluize, are glutl to seo him homo again.-M.

-Mr. Syiuiire Gallant. Abrnni`s Vil-

ltigc-. is now in Suinmerside where he is in the eniploy of l\’Ir. Phil Arsen- ault.-M. _

-Messrs George E. Boker and Capt.

Ili-ad, Sumniorside, were passengers arriving Ironi Cliarlotteiown Thursday evening.--lri. '

-Miss Delinia Gallant, Abr:iin`s Vil-

luge, is home from Suuimerside ond is spending a few days with relatives and friends.-M

----Mr, I-Idilbcrt Poirier, Abranfs Vil-

lage, und Mr. Peter Gallant, of llrbain Ville. lofi last Wednesday for Sea View where they will be engaged in rt-pairing Government works. Mr. Poirier took his gasoline engine with lilin.-M.

"\’ou‘ll want your share of this fresh

supply of Moirs delicious kisses that ive have just received. Call and get them while they‘re fresh. Price 25c. per pound. l\IucKlnnon Drug Co.. Corn- er Great George and Kent streets.- Mtf.

PNEUMONiA

Cured in Charlottetown

It is unspenksbly .sad that any peo-

ple should permit their loved ones to go down to the grave without taking into serious consideration the claims set forth by Oxygen Therapy as re- presented by the Farador. The writer is glad to be able to submit positive evidence tha tthe Furadoi' will cure any case of pneumonia when used early in the uisease and ii: is the best treatment si any stage, ‘

A few weeks ago n Charlottetown

woman was taken down with pneumo- uln and was ordered to the hospital. A friend called with an oxygeiintor and iisked that it might be applied to her with a hot. compress. The patient ae- cepted the treatment. in less than two hours the temperature was brought down and when the doctor visited the patient next morning he found her so much improved that _it was not necessary for ber to enter the hospital. in a few days she was entirely restored to health. The ps- tient was fortunate in having af friend who knew what to do in this serious ailment.

A Charlottetown mall who is well

and favorably known. asserts that

Oxygen Therapy saved' his life when he was so ill st tb pneumonia that his cose seemed hopeless. ~ Not long ago Dr. Arthur D. Bevan, who stands high in the medical pro- fession. stated before the Chicago Medical Society that "Drug treatment. is useless in cases of pneumonia," and his colleagues were obliged to admit

interesting literaturggn the l-'srsdor

fill be given to ali. vt cali or write. W. E. Emi-inn, Representative of Far- ador Co.. -ll A.i1¢y-3treel."Chsrl6t.te-

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WOMAN FROZEN TO

DEATH IN BLIZZAFID.

NOMI-I, Alaska, March 10.- The

body of Mrs. Emma Dalquist, who bc- cniue lost, in u blizzard Sunday night while driving ii. dog team from Safety to Nome, it distance of 22 miles, was found buried under n snow drift yes- terday. She had been frozen to death. it wus believed the woniuii‘s iuiiid had become tleranged in ilie bitter cold. for she had ilirown away Iier mittens and ninkloks (fur shoes).

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Coatings for Women

We respectfully call

the attention of the ladies to our New Spring and Summer Suitings and Coatings. They are among the most up to date that the markets provide.

You are invited to look

them over whether you buy or not.

_We will sell the mat-

erial by t_he yard at the

lowe_st (price that can be obtaine in the city or have it made to order in 1 our usual _first class» manner.

t We suggest that you

place your_order early to , prevent disappointment when the season is ad- vanced. ' .

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OF 11 SUBMARINE8.

LONDON. March 11.- A Copenha-

gen despatch to the Daily Mail says:

“It is reported in German navsl cir-

cles ibut eleven submarines have been lost since February 18, The loss of four of these has been officially admit- ted, while seveii have been missing for nearly three weeks."

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We have a sample of Men’s Tan Goodyea welt boots, with double Viscol Solesall sizes in stock, at twenty per cent _ off. Just the boot tor

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