Auoosr zo, 1908
THE CHARLOTfI`ETOWN GUARDIAN P.\os‘rrva
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THE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARD
` Head Offices in New froiivse Block Charlottetown -
;i1\ii~i~ny Harbor.
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Miss Gems Giiiisiir, city, is visit- Mrs- John Grady. Summereide. was
in this city yesterday. '_
ing at, Peake’s Station.
J, McLeod, Merchant at Hopeileld, Rev. D. and Mrs. McLean, City,
went to St. Peters yesterday.
was in the CNY yesterday.
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gd from a visit to Kensington.
.T. A. McLaren of Paton & Co's,
City, is enjoying ri short. hotday.
Miss Hiislnm, City, is visiting inl Leon Meiunson, Shediac, is visiting
in this Crty. »
Mrs. (=‘ieoi'f,;e. L. Cliudsley of New
Y url( is visiting her borne in this City.
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Entries for The Guardian Bicyclol
Road Iliice close on
20th- lYoung, Enrnselilio. ,
` Mrs. Guy Frconian, Dorcliester.Mass
Thursday Aug. is visitini: her aunt, Mrs. Henry
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A First Showing
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en’s Fall Hats
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fu., " ,1 Latest
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'l`lici‘e’s 11otl1ii1_Q‘iii the Hut lille at nearly twice
lli.: 5 rice, that \vill give more all round hat satisfac-
lioii with the style, the finish, the lit, the service
:uid the price. Money talks, and “money back” says
‘if,
.~p7'or.0ae/grrai; 
' The mail train arrived lust 'night
at 9.30. .
The Misses Staniper, City, were
i-nests of Mrs. 1i'i'aueis 'Mutch, Euras-
clifie, Sunday.
-lolin McPherson, Ciirdigun, is visit-
Ingini.: his sister. Mrs. Florrie Cav-
onagh, Earnseliflo.
In another column will be found the
list of “Keep Prizes" in connection
with The Guardian Bicycle Road
Race to he held on Monday, August
24th.
Owing to the rudder oi‘the Roc"y
Point “Boat beinl: broken the last
trip of the boat was made yesterday
allternoon from Rocky Point nt six
o’cloc'k in ord’er that some might be
immediately repaired. 1
Thi- Guardian of luesdiiy did not
state \'n Lire l’olile (`oiiit news tih.\t,
the case nl,1.rirrst John Mills cliiirgiiil
with keeprrig a ili~ioiiliily izorriiiii,
house uns ad,iourrieil for .i week
'The moving piitiiies c.il.h evcniir,
ut New Woriiieriiind iiifiiril the public
rin excellent opportiirrity to enjoy
good erit.er‘i.aiiii1ieiit cliozip. Lust
nii,:ht’s pronrriirr was specially good
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The siriart, snappy styles for the young 111a1i,
lu; ilccoroiis and digiiificd effects for the older ineu
--the right style for airy 1111111 to wl1o111 “style
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_, iiicaiishecoiriiiigiiess-:uid the all-round satisfaction
5* liiiit iiiriy conie with hats offered at nearly twice the
'i price Have :1 try-on toda ' 110 trouble to show ou
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 \i'li:it<idil`i`ere11ce the RIG-HT hat makes i11 your
if ixppcaraiice.
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. Good Dressers »
A liandsoiiic, stylish suit plays avery iuiportant part ii:
the iiiake up of the up-to-date iriavi. 'While it is true that a
iiiari may he a perfect gciitleuraii dressed in an ill-fitting,
poorly inode suit of clothes. Tire world will be sure to mis-
judge him. ‘
A good suit of clothes izf .sure io iiifhieirce the first verdict
of opinion rendered coiict-riiiii<;* a ninii.
We frilly appreciate iluse poiiii and are always in step
with llie times.
We're Clothiers of Today
\Ve’ve suits for the smart dressers, suits for the con-
servative man--we’ve your suit. '
We want yoir to feel at perfect liberty to call,
ook at and try on as many suits as you like. Welll
C pl eased to show you. _ N°"»'
You’ll be as well pleased witlf our prices 21S
with our srrits but its the suit that tells the story--
not the price,

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with :r pretty song well sung and de-
It was owing to inudvertence that
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lliglitful rnusiic.
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The fifth prize i‘n 'Ric (iuardiuifs
iliicyclo Road Iizicc is ii set. of l'ibi-e-
wiirc valued ut $lli frorri F.. Il.
Eddy Co., Hull. This prize corrsists
of srilistrirrtiiilly the followiiifz house-
hold articles , one No. 0 Ind. tli'o, oirc
]No. 1 Ind. tub, one No, 2 Ind. tub,
,one No. 3 Ind. erin, one No. 4 keel-
,er two No. 7 keelcrs, tivo star' pails,
,30 lh butter tub, two No. 3 spittoons.
itwo half pulls, one 12 qt. pail, one
ill() lb butter tub, two No. 3 spitoons.
In air 15 pieces.
The iapeciirl train for the races 'at
at (`zipc '1‘ruvei'se left yesterday
iinoruiiri; lit. 0.30, Anioug; the riassen~
'izers lezrviiig the city were the follow-
ir1r:,Mrs. .lohn li;i.Ltci\niir'y mill Miss
[reno Olicr, it. H. h"I.i\iiis, l’r~opr'ietoi‘
of the Vi.ct.oriii Ilotcl, J. P. Wood-
ibliry, Win. Morriboririliiettu, Georiiii
lltiellonaltl, (Jlrnrles (‘h:rniller, W. S.
llifcliic, Dr. Iieckie, W. F. Boggis,
lJ:is. Blake, l’;ii'kisr' Moore, mul Mr.
‘Mclierrniil, P'fopriel.or‘ of l.he'Vei1iloir\o
`Hotel, New Glzisgo\v,N _ S. 'l‘lie brain
iwiis in ielrirrge ol Coudiictor Stanley
of Soiiris.
The first. match in thc Ladies'
Uliiirripioiriship was played yesterday
.witli t-he following resulti Miss Burt.-
llett. wins fr‘orn Mrs. Meilrruily 5 lip.
iMiss Brenrirer wins from Mrs. liurt-
lett 7 up. Miss Blanciiiml ilriiiving ii
irve. ’l`he man’s match for the Stiiriil-
aril Cup (Hrimlicnp niateli) will bc
,played this afternoon if weather friv-
lorubiie as thc eoiniriittee vfsh to give
lull morirbers of the club ri chrrrrce to
lieorripete. All who wish to enter this
liiiaicli will kindly iillvise W. K. Rou-
i-rs liefore 2.30 p. m. or he at tho
leliili house at that tiiiie when the
drawing for partners will take place.
Players who have hiiniled in their
lriiiiues need not be at the cluii liousc
lieiore 3 p. in.
Secretary Smallwood yesterday re-
lceived ir romrniinicatiiiii frorri the
lAmcrii'iin Harripsliire Slieep Associa-
tion olloring the followiiis speici l
(prize, at the forth cirririiii; uxhiiii-
i.ioii in t.'lrls‘ city. "For fha iieeih pc r
of four Hampshire lariibs, citliei' sv:
,i~ei;isl'.ercd in the above iissociailor,
bred rind owned by the i-rliilritoz,
who niust bc a member' of this assi -
riiition rind reside in the i\‘lirr`itirr.‘
Pi‘o\'inreei. lst prize $l2,i 2nd $9/', 3-rd
$5.” The iiliove iissociiition is_ th'
first sheep association who, hii\.-
lever oflercd special pr‘izr-s to this e.~;<
lhiiiition rind the I-Iririip.s"il;'< bi'ee¢deii‘;:
fpprcriate the offer. The cxliihitiorl
pope to have many iiiore specials
next year now that the I-Iumpshi
association have so kindly donatul
'special prizes.
i
, Yesl.er<luy the postponed bout rare:
[were concluded in Charlottetowrr hu"-
,hnr under the most fii\'orubli=. condi-
ltions. Four lobster boats started iit
'10 u.rr1. in a splendid breeze the
iHnzel M., the Dr-eadnirught, the lilx-
liimple and the Tartiir. The latter
:boat had to ivitliiilrnw on account of
`injiir'y to her centre-board before the
rare was coneliided. The other boiiis
carrie in in the order given above ai-
iter affording the spectators ii vi-ixv
`iniei'cstin;r race. The yacht race wr"-
stnrteil at 1 p. ni. the entries briii
,tho (lhanliitte, owned by Commodoi~
Rogers, the Dreadnought owned b
il". Flynn and the Micrnac. They niiid
in splendid race the sailing cai>tnin~
lnf the' boats rilrow-ing---a deal of strii
itcgy, After pi rriully clever exliihvtiiril , ,
the Drenrlnaiiglit crossed the lii1 ._ .,
winngy the Charlotte second; winlo
the Micmiic was forced by a iriishup
to drop out of the contest before the
last round was completed. These
races were so enjoyable and so well
.contested that tihere is a general de
lsirn to see similar competitions more
froiiiienily in Chiirlottetown’s beauti-
ful harbor.
:A,,,,,,~i_c';1.'i1i1d I Ganbdiddildrisiirbks
Clrllrigcs une Gregg' Shorthand more
than any other three systems. Learn
the easiest and best. Taught at the
11. (J. (7, College opens August 25th.*
Small
Cakes
in enilless variety. We have
been in this biiwiness for
years and know just what
you want, The cakes we
make are
Always J
Fresh.
Tr some seed cakes, rock
exiles, lemon topg. Of lhy-
oiher kind you like.
Telephone an
D. STEWA_It,'l`.
' Ecuvse BAKERY
Baines Best Bread
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ing in the City. 1
W. A. Brennan, Sunimerside, was a;
passenger to this City by the North-l
iiniberland last. night.
Miss Euphemia Walker, re'turned.*_
recently from Boston to visit her' 
parents, John and Mrs. Walker, Corn- `,
wall. "
Mr. Beazley, contractor of the ,,_|
Hallway wharf, was a passenger byi 
the Northuxnberlund to this city last' '
night. _
l . Mrs. F. Richards formerly or
Charlottetown, now of Boston, isii
visiting. heir 'mother Mrs. Jas. Mc-l
Laughlin Souris
Tire cut of Jnrrres (Hinolly winner oil |
,the Gua.r'dinn’s Bicycle .lloail Race isl
‘taken from an excrlliint. photo- by .I.l
A. S. Baydr, (‘liiii'lottetown'>i piipu '
lar piiotogriipher. l
Dr. Stcphensoii of liostori. \\|.lli ll
Mrs. Ht(-plrelirsiiii :inil chilli whir hiive ll
lbefii speniliul; ii \\'i~i»k lieiii i.liii giiesls'
liii Jirrries liriil Mrs. |’;itou, left for
‘Boston yesterday rrioriiii\g.' j
Dr. Carruthers, City, returned tol
Srinirricrsiile ’l`iiesday night from Moir-
treiil and carrie to this City liistl
Ievening. Mrs. L‘ai'ruthers reimiined in
|Sunirr1erside with her sister 1\lrs.
Read.
Among the arrivals to the city yes-
terday were George li. Montgor1iery,‘
.Mwitairiia J. A. erin-ii, nay viewp
J. A. O’Hollorari, ()‘l.eiiry, John,
Bcrniiril, Kcrisirigtoir and C. D.'
Schurrrran, Sumrncrsido. , U
A liirixe number piciiickers went tol `_
Rocky Point yestiriiiay from this city
incliiding runny sti‘niri_;ei-si, who K,-nut.;
ly enjoyed tlicrrisi-lviis with the excell-l i
cnt bathing, vvatcliiiii, the ooat racesl
and visiting the liii:i!iu (`i|iiili etc. ,
Tl10S‘» H. Yoliiiif, a trusted ein-l
ployee of the Horton M’fg_ CU, ]3|~i,;.' .,
ltol. C. H. rnaniif'.ii‘iiii'er'.~i of isteel fish-l .'
week at the ironic of his boyhood in 7
Earrrsciitie, left on return yesterday ,
morning. l `
'l`hrou;:li un error the monafzrrruefntl
‘of flew Wonilerlanil sent in the wrong
lad\'crti:~iir1g mutter' yesterday. To-
day's pr‘oi,:r:rrri appeared yesterday.
morning, and vice versa, but not-`
\vitlistiindinl,: Dolly, the Circus Queen'
will be on the `Lroirr'ds tonight wit.h`
Fox Hiintini: in l¢‘riiricc ns a close ‘
conipunioii. llolh are g0¢,¢1_..,,m,1
W0I'l'-li <‘lHi\iliiI to New Wondcriuriill '
espociiilly'to see. I
S-‘ J. Yuliiig, pi'i>prie‘tur' of Yoiiri[.:'sl
,Hoi.el, Willimiintic, Conn., who. has l
been spciiding tire oust ten days ut, '
his old ironic irr l<hii'nscliiie, leaves oiii
,retiirir this iiioriiiug. l\lr. Young isl
ionc of the .~iiii'cesr~:I`iil lslalidcrs ii-i
l`oro.\d .iiiii he is anc of the s l
sri.: visit -to the rsiiinii in iiiirtyl
years, rind he is natiirally pleased '
with the l:r‘e1it; progress his native pro- l
vince has made in his absence.
_:The yoiiiigcsr, court reporter in tihcl
ivorlil writes Gregg Shortliand.:
Tliirizlit in this Province only at they
Union Corriiucrcial College, Collegei
opens August 25Lh`. '
R-2Udr1i.
:.`iloilerrr and up-to-date coiii-sos ul;
thn U. (3. (I. Specnl at.t<'nt.on guvcn'
to Spelling, Pcnnransliip, liiisirioss
f.?oi'r~i-sponiicricc and other important
lrrxinrlres, so often neglected in Illusi-
Ilf-\'>' (`U|l€iI‘?»“=» C0118!-fc opens Aiigiist
Zilill l'1`U-'hectiis and full inforrrrli-
Lion free. 8-20dr3i. ‘
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Members l l
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if \Vho want copies of 3
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-- the snap sllots tzikcii
|. ofthe 1’roces.=:ioli aiiil
-.Q group on .steps of
' l’roviucial Builrliirg, 
1 arc requested to place ‘
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' their orders at once iii
_,, order to avoid disap- 1
ii poiiitnieut, as some of
S1 ilie iiegatives cannot
_ be duplicated.
i 1 See sample card
in our window. -
Weather 1 li
Comforts A
Meiiirerfs and Colgnte’s
Caslnnere Bouquet and Vio-
let 'l`alcurii Powders -
l Mrs. Drylsdale and Miss Effie Drys- l " " ` ' ' ' "
iialo. .of Dartmouth, N. S., are visit- .
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' The Buiriesi Store on Chl\r|ottetown’s Buaiest Street
0pm 3 “_ m_ to 6 p_ m_ Thursday August 20th, |908
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ini; rolls, iiiicl who spent the page 
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'hotels in Uoiirreticiit. This was his 
__:g..l"'ld ' ` a .T i 
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M.idsuinmer Department-Clean
ing .Sale Opens this Morning
lf we could aluzrys guess quantities exactly right, if we never made
Zi i1liSlI1l<c in liuying--~"everytlii11g would be lovely,”
liut \ve‘ll adiiiit, we have guessed wrong now and their - sonietiines
boiiglii too iiiiicli of zi good tliiiig---and the end of the season looms in sight!
(,)iil_\' one process their--gather up the remaiiiders---get shelves and
coiinters clear- -tho’ it involves keen price cutting.
So today we offer you:
Shirts Worth to $1.75 for 75 cfs
ioo .soft front shirts for ineii Qooil
colors, gooil palicriis, lieu' styles. aiiil
rr fe v of t cu have pleated fronts,
Shirts Worth To 85c for 55c
i\lioi1t five ilozcii of this lot. Soft
fronts. nice pirttci‘ii:~', iiiosily corded
perciiles, iu fairly light effects, worth
\'-1llii‘.~‘ $1.05 to _$1.75 each, closing at to S5c. .  .  ...... -  - -- - -~
75c 55c
Small Lot Of Black Sateen And Negligee ShirtslWorth
To $|.|5 -`-75c
Keep your eye ou this lot -ri few liours si-lliiig will close it out -and we doir’t want
_voir to liiaiiie us if it is gone when you look for it. Collie early liel`oi'e :issortiueiit
is lii'o‘.;c-ii. The si'/.es are 14 to 16 r-2-hill iiol all styles 'iii airy one size.
Good iiegligees and nice black szitceiis worth 95C, §,i_oo :intl $1.15. _ . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
75c
50c to 58c Hose for 35c pr.
Plziiii :ind fancy l’sle half liose iii lilzick
aiiil lair, the reiiixiiiiiler ofa very nice
stock worili 5oc and 5230. . . . . . . . _ _ . _ . -
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_ g New Four ln Hands Worth 55c for 55c
2% Cent variety great raiige of liife _ , , _
I-,nttcllls 0,, mic ,S ,_.,s1,air or mme 15 rlozifris oi li'iiiil:~‘oli1e ties iii this
30 ct Cotton sox for 20 cis
l’liiii_i and i`;iii<‘_\‘ .sox iii lrlaicks iii' iriiis,
allsixes the whole rciiiziiiid-er iii this
3 pairs 25ct sox for 50cts
Pliiiii and fancy half hose of there iilai
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soc clark effects' veziy liaiiclsorrie. . . . . . . _ _ .
Summer Underwear worth $2.50 for 35°
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$ 0 Balbriggan Underwear $1.70 for $|.|0
liight iveiglit half wool flesh coloiir
mms ac i
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cleai'iiip_oi`i`ci', late-.sl sliapes priiicipally ‘i 'H _ l
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liiisliiiiilcilile, full rziiigc of sizos fiiig
f0i'e:i1'l_\' fall ,i'eg'lil:ii' $;>.:,o pci- .mil
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lioivoii :ale 
$1.50
Good l"r'eiicli li:illri'i;;;;':iii l'iiclei‘\\'e:ii'_
ii:iilii'iil ;_',i‘e_\', iiicely irialle aiiil well firi-
islied, regiilrir $1.70 liiie.. 
A $l.l0
Warm .  Q
l'\AC5‘ Witch Hazel Cream
and Macs’ Alinond Cream,
Two exquisite toilet prepar-
ations,delicatclv perfuincd, 
preseves the skin froui sun- _.
smooth and white. ;
All the leadinginakes of -
toilet preparations in stock ,
"llll lll0 llllli”
_i>aUoois'rs,
A-»<¢_.»» i
burir,°lrnd makes it soft, i
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3.. ,,il;’©/3 To make room in the whitewear section
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 the
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ll' ‘.»'\`l.;._“.~1v`,f_~;i _ 'l`liiSe:tt1'aoi'diri:iry offcriii the l>c,~:t \vliiti.':\\'c:ir ilepartrneiit .
 i,- iii the city is iiiade in order to coiiipleiclv clear out all odd lines
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we offer twenty per cent discount
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 oild lsizes, sliglitly so-iled goods etc and si:ii't the new season with
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nil ri isolutcl) fri..~.li stock. Loiset covers, <li'a\vers, skirts night
I  _»  l.','o\vi1s etc-all are iliscouiited and iriarkeil for swift clearance.
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/f l, ,pu 25 C1111 \Vliiii.u ear irow :oc 75 cent \l liitewear now 6oc
/l /I /l 35 “ “ ‘- H 23,: S5 ii ii ii ii (HC
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0 ir ir ii is JAl_ 5 ii ir ri li 
5 rio. 1 5o 1,20
arid so on up through :ill prices, tlirce dollar lines sell now for
_ _ $2.40 etc. A fine opportunity to add L1 few new items lo your
 wxirdrobe at a great saving.
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/One third off all Fancy\ pg P" Will 0" all 0U\'\
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Fabric Gloves
We are iiiakiirg a _clearance of all
our short and long fabric gloves, black
white and coloured a discount of 25 per ct
2? cout Gloves are 19C
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35 cent liosc for 23 £0 . .. ii 
45 .. .. .. 30 6° " " " 45::
53 36 9- ii 1. ..
65 .. .. .. 43 J 74c
44 fi ii
Lisle Stockings
All the ladies' fancy lislc stockiirgs
in lans and blacks, all size=, go on sole
to-clay at tl iliscoiiiii of one third
I-15 “ " “ 87c
50
Last call on Trimmed Millinery flats worth
to 8.50 for`,_$l.98 !
This liar-gain iiiiliirles every triniiiicd lint now reniaiiiing in
stock. Our sales of triiuiiicd hats this season simply passed all
rccorils,\vcco1ii\teil by ilrolisaiidsirislexiil of by lruridruils and
now wc want to close the season with a stock that is down to the
ba_re4co1lirtcrs. So their. all triiiiiiivd lials no matter what the
original value, urost of tlicni run from 5.00 to 8.50 go ou sale at
Hats worth fo 2.00 for 29c Fine French Flowers I-2 off
- This lot of new untrinnncd M3143;eprl;§;C;i{g2:leS3g§:3t£:
straw hats has just been rein- ` ‘ '
forced by scores of others worth
£052-°0...........`...29c
tremendous season hllf pr\¢
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ing nature at its best and bright-
est. Just a remainder from a