MAY 1s..1931; , 3
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YOU are no doubt fa- miliar with the life and incidents of and MRS, ._-” because you have followed their ad- ventures ih the Comic Section. Now their daily doings are reveal- od in the comic strip which will appear every weekday morning. Fol- low “MR. and MRS. --” rind enjoy their human and humorous adven-
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GUARDIAN
Starting May 18th
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The problem of what to do with iiety razor blades has been eclipsed
ALBERTON
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter, the Miss- ” F|°NU¢¢ B811. Evelyn MacKenzie, and Daisy Brown moi/ored to Alber- l»°n from surnrnerazde on Friday Wl'”° we they attended the play ""““"‘ s°l’*‘1° Si>e=l¢l”. presented by the Ladies Aid of the United church on Friday evening,
dcque School. will regret very much
school was very fortunate in secur-
. ins Mr. Rosa wri ht to ti Maw-5 mth Bowes l 8 con nut
Harris, sun-in-ie;-side Wit; ¢¢¢\chil'lK for the remainder of the tive families spent Sunday here the V term' .
guest oi cept. Dan. and Mrs. iviiiiei- 3 '__"‘
-_- - The Young Peoples Society of the
Miss Alice Gordon, nurse-in.1;mn_ Centreville Bedeque Baptist Church lui: at the P. o. i-ioapitai sunnneraide heid a very aueeeashii meeting in Silent the week end at her home. the vestry of the church on wedges,
' ' i day evening. May sth. The Presi-
1_v[1-_ william Lawson of the Eaton dent, Miss Selina Myers. pres'ded.
Grodetel-19,, summemde is home for Scripture Lesson was then read by a week'a vacation. M-\’~ DOUSIB-S Affleck and the explan-
_ ation by Miss winniireda wright
Mr. Arthur Seaman, Charlottetown, Roll can was responded to by some spent the week end with his mother "mtv members. The minutes oi the Mrs. Mysie Seaman. previous meeting werrread and ap-
_ _ ___ proved. The business portion of the . Miss Clara Donald od Malpeque 13 meeting followed. and the purchasing U15 Kucst ot Mrs. Nelson Ramsay for of Young Peoples Society pins were 9' ‘W Weeks- Ori account of some error
Mn. Edw ;';a""_ by thi! lJl'0g!`Bm Comlflltee no pro.
mommg onltet _olltlnshleft Friday grim was prepared. A very interest- Medford Mass usxflteros veklmme in mg mmm was immensely enjoyed* “___ wéh he; mothere ill; mgiths by the members conducted by Miss MMR” who we are .lad 5. ank Selina Myres, followed by a sing _has recévered nicely him H; §‘;'P°l't song by all present. The National md is :Me to be wt “nn 5935 Anthem brought s. very enjoyable
- evening to a close. Miss Jennie Mac-
m_ Wmred _nnwn'_ v_s___ed sum- Callum. organist. memde °“ M°”d“"' 'rhe following is the standing of
Mm wm_ Keenan' dnived home 31; _Shelton school for the month of
Monda i h _ '
Y ns t after a pleasant wlnt Grad vI___l_ Gam” Amecm 2_
er spent in Fredericton, N. B. °
Penzie Richards; 3, Austin Bears; 4,
Among the motorists io Summer- Fred sherry' C dx
side on Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. ' Grade w""1' Jean M” °"° ei 2' H. H. Burton and son Francis, Mr. Rm* Gndmen 3~ whymm R'°3"5¢ and Mrs. W. C. Le/wson and family. 4' Myrtle R°3°"5- ' the Misses Helen and Jean Oulton, Gnd” U~'“1» Ralilh 5h°,l'l`l'1 2- ‘Kay Gordon the Messrs i-iaroid and Blenlel’ F»°s¢1=; 3. Calvin Clark: 4. `Ben Oulton. Lewis Rogers.
__ Perfect attendance: Garnet Af-
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsay and fleck, Calvin Clark and Jean Mac-
little daughter Jean, motored to Oardle.
Summerside on Monday. _Teacher, Gladys M. Murphy.
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Mrs. Alfred Gordon was a visitor The scout Troop of Central Be~ to the Western Capital this week. deque and pq-eemwn hog had B,-ea;
_ _ _-_ success in its meeting since opening
"If I were *Wins l° match polite- net ian. 'rhey have been in-enticing
`“°55'" °"°l‘“m°d the W°¥l'\B¥l»~- “I for a concert which they hope to pre-
shf-'uid have 3 f"m°U1$ .l°b here-" sent in the Central Bedeque Hall
'Let me We V0'-il” Simple. medial.” within a fefw weekstlme. The scouts
sold the shop assistant calmly. are “pid” progressing md they are
"*'°- looking forward to a good audience
B E S Mr. John Ci-oken at Kinkora was
_ i__a:o<_:,“...|.,,.,,,? ii visitor to Charlottetown recently,
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_ so 0, wnag: :L visiting some relatives and friends.
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of Lower Bedeque, retumed to his
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the Legislature in Charlottetown
vthe problem of what to do with ie safety razors they now give you hen you buy shaving soap.-Judge.
_ Mr. Leonard Murphy. teacher in
I N _Norboro School, spent the week end I M E at his home in Newton.
_ __:' Miss Mable Millar, Principal of the
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Central Bedeque School, spent the
` week-end very pleasantly at her home
in Lot 16.
Mr. T. J. Inman. Central Bedeque,
suffered a. very painful accident a short time ago, when a nail which
_ BEDEQUE ‘ ‘s0hR. when once more he appear-ed‘
and sans "When the work'i Alli _
'rho many friends oi uae Luna.. Done Neat rail." violin nniaie i-/:th M“"l’ °f °"' P°°P‘° “fe el Y"
‘ ' shore engaged either in the fishing
Millar, teacher in the Centreville Be. piano accompaniment was greatly ' :for lobster or in the factory, putting
favoured by the audience, not for-i
to h that ttin , “ M " _
ea? on account of in hmm] ge B The “mu Dog' step ‘lobsters are larger in size than most ,‘
she is i.inable.to continue the Wm dancins given by a talented young! ears but th qmmmy smnuer SUN
oi teaching. Misa Muiaf, returned lady from fn~aveuer'a Rest. The east' Y ° |
Kuo live lobsters are being sold for
to her home in L t 13 1 t k_ Th of charact rs were as f llo : Ab
D as wee e e 0 ws ner'shlpment in that condition.
Judkins, ii. tin badge detective and the employee of the Hazeltons, Bert; Poole. Sally Snodgrass, maid of elif work, Edna Urch. Ezra Chapman. a,
V1UaEe lad, Ronald MacDonald. Mrs.” Iteuban Hazelton, the lady-oi tl-ie_ home, Miss Mary E. Heftel. Edith Hazelton, her daughter, Miss Evelyn' Pillman. Squire Evans, owner of the‘ Kflst mill, James Marchbank. Reuben* Razelton, a victim of drink, John Cf Piurnan. .Luke Higgins, sheriii oi* Bradford County, Mr. John S. Dris-‘ coli. Act 1, showing the Hazeltons' home at Bradford, Act 2. showing the Sheriffs Office, Bradford County Jail, an evening three weeks later. Act 3. Showing the Prosecuting At- torneys Office, Bradford County Court House. Daybreak the following day. - 1
A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mrs. Ray Lldstone' on Wednesday. April 15th, when Mrs.f Lidstone 'entertained the Lower,
Freetown Won'ien‘s Institute. The_ president presided and called the meelillls to order by singing the In-
onded that Miss Murlal Bums be appointed to secure ii program for the district convention. Roll call next night to be answered with recipes
1118 to 81 cents. Pr08‘ra.rnme for next IIIBBUHK was to be piecing of the In- Stlllllt quilt. The next 'meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Isaac Burns. The programme for the even- ing was as follows: Reading by Mrs. F. L. Cairns; reading by Mrs. Gor» dim Bums: iokes by Mrs. J. J. stav- erl: reading by Misa Marial Burns. entitled "A Perfect l-iusbandf’ read- ins by Miss Mildred Jardine, en- titled “Trib_ulati0n of a Bachelor." Lunch was then served by the hwt- ess and was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frlzzcli, of Wilmot Valley, have retumed from an extended honeymoon trip to Montreal and other Canadian cities. and were very cordially welcomed by a large crowd of cheveriers, who
home and were nicely entertained. ~
_The farmers are busily engaged
that the ground is in excellent con-
dition for seeding, and they antici-
; pate bumper crops.
‘church service in the Central Bed-
quite largely attended. Rev. A.
Crowe, pastor, preached from t subject “What the Dispensation
evening service was held in the Free-
_sic and singing was very approp-
stitute Ode. It was moved and sec-]following Sabbath on the old site.
for supper dishes, Collection amount-tlnterest by all l>B\‘tl¢S Bild 9- few
greeted Mr' and Mrs' Frmen at herafternoon last at his residence here.
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Aoi' May and will be held at the house
the spring work’ plowing’ h°‘"°w|“g"by Rev. P. Watson Currie who at- '“““‘“° “’““‘“““' °‘°': 'nm' “W” tended 1'.hn iaithnuiv ihrcush his
‘ The regular Sum” m°mmg Church here at the morning service
eque Baptist Church. May 3rd. was._-me printed Urdu- of ge;-vide as
C'-:prepared by the committee of the
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Ofiand Young Peoples Societies form-
'the Flmness “mes Memi" and g”~Ve,ed the basis of the service and the
_an eloquent discourse. Following the hymns_ P,-aye, and responsive 1-end. service Sunday School had a fair ings were entered in to very heart. attendaiice.This being the first Sun-,ny by the mothers of the congre- day for the childi-en's service. The|gation who occupied the centre pews
_toiim Baptist Church. Special mu- of the choir. special musical numb-
Muaaay uansoii Noam
up the catch into cans. It is said the
The women of the Presbyterian
congregation here turned out in large force on Friday, the 8th inst., and cleaned the manse for ihecom- ing of Miss Currie, daughter of the pastor, who is expected from Toron- to next week. While the manse has not been occupied for seven or more years it is in splendid condition and no doubt will serve the purpose of the present generation or ai long as services are maintained in this part of the Island.
At a meeting of the congregation on Wcdiicsdny evening it was decid- cd to recognize the One Hundred and 'hventy-flifth anniversary of the holding of the first Presbyterian ser- vices in this part of the Island. The date for the Sabbath service is July Sth and it, is expected further rec- ognition of the fact will be made by the Presbytery of Prince Edard Is- land during that or the following week. In recognition of the original .church being situated at the old gcemetery services will be held on the
|'1`he concluding chapters of history
*of ‘the congregation will be published ,as the already written portion has been read with deep and wide-spread
‘salient facts have since been dis-
kccvered.
‘ Our enterprising fox farmers Mes-. ers W. S. McLure and Harry Reid are lengaged in putting a new woven wire and picket fence along the front of Ithelr properties here. In spite of the ltalk about general depression such 'things bespcak a different tone and .the neater and more serviceable ,improvement may stir up others to
_do likewise.
Mrs. A- K. Millar has been on the sick iist ior a few days past but is fnow, we trust, on the way to re- lcovery.
3 Mr. samuel Llewellyn, whose long illness was noted in these columns passed peacefully away on Sabbath
The funeral services are expected to “take place on Wednesday the 13th
illness.
Mothers Day was very fittingly ob- served here in the Presbyterian
on Sabbath, May 10th at 10.30, a. m.
General Assembly on Sabbath School
in a body and formed the majority
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saved! many; lives in collisions »
EVERY new Ford iscquippecl with a shailerless glass windshield. This minimizes the dangers of flying
glass. It has saved many lives and prevented countless injuries in automobile accidents.
The shatter-less glass windshield
hydraulic shock absorbers, more than twenty bull and roller bear- ings, extensive use of fine steel forg- iugs, aluminum pistons, chrome silicon alloy valves, torque-tube drive, three-quarter floating rear axle, Ruslless Steel, and unusual accuracy in manufacturing.
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he was working with entered his hand causing a very sore wound.
.riately rendered by the choir. R,ev.!Mrs. W. G. McClure, Mrs. Laurier Mc- A. G. Crowe addressed his congre- Clure and Messrs James P. Clow and gatlon on the subject "A Millstone'Rohcrtson Kennedy, entitled “Moth-
D. & F. SLIUED BREAKFAST BACUN
(Enclosed in an attract ive cello phane
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Manufactured from selected Island Hogs
Miss Gertrude I-lowatt, oi Victoria
was a recent visitor to Centreville Becleque.
The many friends of Mr. Artemas
Schunnan, Centreville Bedcquo will regret to leam that his condition still remains about the same, but he is suffering no pa-n.
-'cation attended this service.
Miss Agnes MacQuaid, of Char-
lottetown, spent the past week in Emerald, the guest of her sister. Mrs. F. E. Murphy.
Mr. Aden Mulligan. Kinkora, was
The 'I`ra\'niler's Rest Dramatic
ia visitor to Central Bedequa on Fri 'I-lny evening.
or a Crown, Which?" A fair congre- ` ers Prayer." Another selection entit-
. I and service will be held both mom-
`lcd "Mothers Prayers have fellcwfd
gmc" was sung by the full choir 2* the address of the day on “Nohlo Mothers of the Bible" was given by the pastor on John XIV 25-27 em- `phai=i.~,ing the mutual relationships of niothers and sons. New Sabbath the Esublect of Home will be dealt with
` ing and evening. _
is just one of many features that make the new Ford a value far above the price. Others are the silent, fully enclosed four-wheel.
‘ brakes, sturdy steel body construc-
tion, four Houdaille double-acting
Tas New Foan Vicroius
sparc tim cxirn nt imc cost.
terms, through your Ford dealer.
“THE CANADIAN CAR"
by paying 25 cents or its v.-_irtli in N. E.,/\. T0 MEET ON COAST
. seeds. A goodly collection of cucli was K
Lmade. After reading and signing oi _ minutes of last meeting, ii letter of L05 ANGEITES, May l3.-»iU.P_J-- acknoivleci eineiit for fruit suit il* More tlriii 30 G00 \'i=1tors wi‘i be in
In aiiililion, you save many dol-
lars because of low first cost of the new Ford, low cost of operation, up-keep and service, and low .
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yearly depreciation.
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. All prices /. o. Ii. East Winflsar, Ouinriu, plus taxes. Bumpers mul
You can purchase a Fan! for n small down payment, on convenient
FORD Moron coiiirsivv or CANADA. 1-lMlTl‘1D
Los Aiigtclos to dilciid thc National iiiliicsiloh Association c0n\'cntlor{'i.0 he hom Juno 27 to July 3. It is the i`lr:-i. time in 30 _\'c:ii':; the orguriiaa- lion has met here.
sick person outside the cli.<ii'ict was_ . .._ -- . _~. fead 501116 dl5C\1S5lUl`l YU -‘(‘f`ff“l`ii-3 0f‘ :‘:§:‘:f_:-.:'2fT;7€f'1 '_'75»f I'1`f;T;:'f?I-f.2'I
meeting, which will be at thc home‘
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playground followed, also final ai'-! 1 - ` ' . rangements for fence ivorjk. Decided! 81 __ ‘° “W °“ “’“°1e ‘° ““‘“ ’*° mi*-' Pnovivca or PRINCE iipiiviiin 1si..i\'D '
Club staged their three act comedy
' e time of ivriting Mrs Ben
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_You are always assured of this Bacon in the best possible condition-as it
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Supplied to Stores in Quantities to take-care of their daily requirements.
Ask for D. & F. Products
Law" in the Central Bedeque Hall
drama, entitled "The Hand of the i
on‘ Friday evening. May Sth, in th-: presence of a very large audience. This is one of the best love dramas ever staged in this hail and was capably and efficiently portrayed by all who took part in it. The excel- lent order which prevailed showed that the stage players held the at- tention of all from the opening lines to the final curtain. Moving between laughter' and excitement, darkened by
DAILY
ing little dauglitor Ruth, of Boston are spending some very pleasant holidays with friends and relatives in Kinkora. '
The many friends of Mrs. Charles Black, Centreville Bedeque, are pleased to leam that she is able to be out and about again. The mild- mss of the weather and lovely sun has greatly aided the recovery of Mrs. Black. i -
Mrs. Georg: E. Wood and charm-
I inentioried, `continues in a verl' IUW
, Ai. th . -- » 7R.ickards, whose illness has been
per by the liostcss. Nei-it roll call will; U11-ing in ihg 1-,gt-0n§h.“C._m“ 0 0 _ i I
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of Mrs. Preston Walker. The meet-i ing closed with the National Aiitliem_‘ --- ' and serving of a very tehipting sup-
f th \i'ii R'vei' oi' i)i':i\v Bridge
condition and her rei:o\'ei‘l’ lS des- paircd of. . The Womens Institutes of these paris will hold there monthly meet- ings during the coming week. Pem- broke institute wiii meet on Monday evening, May 18th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'r_ Meciura- While this is outside of the local bounds it is a special invitation in return for many others. The Murray Harbour
..P0lNT PLEASANT WOMENS
The monthly meeting of the Point, Pleasant womens institute was Charlottetown, P. E. island,
held on May 'l, at the home of Mrs. Apr” 15, 1931
?,i.|11:;s“;~,Car,i,C; 1dif,lf,_ :F31 ut iforiiiiic Cove, Lui 5, on Highiray Route l\o. 1/. the i'oad»ut mmd_ this pizice is closed io vehicle lrziffic until further notice.
Parties traveiiinir iiciwccn Aibcrlon and points vast are ad-~
viscri iogo vin the Western Road. _
“"ST“”“‘ L_ B. .\i¢Mii.LAN,
Deputy Biinisicr of Public Works & Highways
mystery and lightened by nobility
strikes home to every heart; The field, spent a very pleasant Sunday
and tendernew. ll-S St01'Y 0! Edith Mr. Arthur Lambe, of Summer:
Norih Institute will meet in the Or- ange Hall on Tuesday evening. the
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Walter Fraser, Greek River, and ii
VEYY Pleasant evening it was. 'I`h&‘i‘e_ ‘.§%=I'I§=EIrIe'°;`-‘.Z‘ZEZ€Z~Zr_?-‘_21-Z" 2°' _1~Z?i°'“Z~' = =“= Z-Z?`f?T-_ `»"" "'Z were six members and seven visitors. - ~ - _
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1 ' scene is of the most thrilling within
with friends in Kinkors.
in many of the homes of the mem-
"Gardening Hint-5." SCl“l00l C031'
~ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Their Flavor will Win Your Favor
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Spruce Laths & Cedar .Shi'ngles_
on hand 1
500,000 Spruce Luth! Prices 82.50-$8.50 and $4.00 Der 1.000
amateur production for the mystery and love that clouds the home and family of Hsaeltorrs, is cleared away and the drains movu swiftly to s close that satisfies every heart pres- ent. Plenty of comedy enriched the play capsbly provided by iight-heart- ed Bally Snodgrass, maid of all work. and Abner Judkins. a tin badge de- tective and employee of Haseltonw. The specialties between the lots are worthy of special mention, which consisted of piano oolol, ducttes, rc-
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. Mi-. nose wright. 'student of the '3‘°th;v°";f_:s;yx:f:n gufch °“““°““° U"“’°““”' H““‘“"° h” vnu meet on wednesday the sth inst. ‘ "tamed °° mwer Bedeque m spemuin the achoolroom of the Church. In his summer holidays with his par- the unavoidable absence of M,s_D,w_ tents, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Wright, lower Bedeque.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Murphy, of Ern-
ersld, were welcome visitors to
‘Charlottetown last Monday.
Miss Hester Inman, teacher at the
. the following year will be elected. M-
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id Sencabaugh, the President, the 'md school C_,mmmg,.s were ,.,m.,,,,,.__ Ghllf WN “km by Miss Cumety ted. Red Cross Committee was also: ' _ J. McClure, the ist vice preslden.‘aWo1nt¢d_ ‘
The annual meeting will be held ln! Mm W_ Mccm,-e_ sang two vc,-y _ _ _ ‘che church in .lure when oiilcers forfpleumg S0105 which were gi-e;,iiy_ “e have received il Car load Of TACO G1-gin Drill!
' 'h` h ' ' il' i"n for limited time at special low
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Ono MiiiionBCedsr Shingles in ' Air-Dried ritisii`Coiinnbia and
Campbellton, N-
In all
V _ ` _-Prices low-
M. & Paoli’a Wiinrves
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citations solos and Master Charles MacDougall of Bt. lllesnors sang very sweetly "Come, Lis, I Ippi 1 a." He waa,appiauded and as an encore sang "How do you do everybody! How do you dol and os the little lad left the
B. Cedar Shingles Grades
Comwaii School, is It present spend- ing n few days at home, owing tn illness of pupils in her school.-B.
gave you tired me all out.
ftsge. he was again applauded with more anxiety than ever for_~s.noti'ier
and rout. t
Dad--Whewi That spanking I
` Son-Yes, but you can sit down
mittees reported good progress and
while they were sick. The new sick
enjoyed. Miss Creed, the teacher also. ll IC W0 810 0 9 l SI
Sick Committees reported having visited the sick of the district and $0- of' taking a treat to Snni Lceco's ,
Makers of Good Farm Iniplemcnfs _
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live B f¢°ltall°11» The next meelinir prices. Liiii at once, they won‘t be on hand wry long. .
INSHTUTB MEETING _will be held in the school house in
--”‘ _June and roll call to be answered _
The monthly meeting of the with the “Worst Prcdlcement I was' f we R.
_,Launching Womens Institute was ev" m~_ The megan; closed Wm,_|
held on April 30*-h at the l\°m° °f singing "its a nioe time to get ae- Phone 137 Great George Street
Mrs._f>har_lottet__l;o;i4in. vlt_l;hf°\;;ie¢;_“_ qaainied. 'rea money and one mem- 1 1 1 5 Qhayloiioion-n
mem GFS ll I ll HRW- 9 ' bers fee amounted to $1.20. A nice W8 0P¢!\¢d Wil-11 the Sinful! °f the lunch was served by Mrs Fraser "
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