- suitable for farming and build-
7
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JULY
"ml w'll°'l‘ Nl" THE QHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "Ill" 0' W' _ PAGE SEVEN
UP- Motifs
ian Root Pills
0!! their singular edcctiveness in
j'=\.lf%Rll¢umsti_ne.' Liinibsge mi
95! to their power of stimulating
,504 Wmllthcning the kidneys. They.
ellable these organs to thoroughly
~ ilter from the lood the uric acid
(tilt Eoduct of waste matter) which
lets to the joints and muscles and
mules these painful diseases. Over
half g ¢¢nm,»y of cannant me hi, ___ .. The St. Pau1's Sunday School plc.
irvvedconcluaively that Dr. Morse; "Call in and see the new arrivals “W tml" Wi" |94” lor G°°l`S°¢0Wl1
ndisn Root Pills strengthen weak in men's and boys’ snmmm- mp, this morning st 8.45. Return fare
cHdne'yaan¢ ~ ~ ‘I ‘Eastern Brmd style* showing tm, 50c. Children hall price.
» smartest ideas in the latest ntts .
“re Rheutnntiszp Brown's, The Home of Goodn Haiti? John Horne of Wlnslos shipped
6_z9M3| twenty-five horses from Charlotte-
 ll ,_ _ ' ' town today weighing from ten 'to
on s fence and hurt my chest very
llIinard'e Unlment Co Limited
nw sin.-'rms nu 1 get throws 
IND ELSEWHERE
lmd, so I could not work and it hurt
me to b!'8&l-he. I tried- All kinds of*
llllllnents and they did ms no good.
Olin botl'/le 0! M'INARD'B LINI-
MENT.~ warmed on fisnnels and ap- A
Plied on my breast, cured me com- to
t
rimiy.
0. H..cosessooii. _ “
It pays to buy in this Provlullll.
During the months of July and
ugust all shoe stores in Ohsrlotte-
wn will close on Monday afternoons
one o'clock.
' _ E "3 fourteen hundred pounds, drivers nnd
C UT. GLASS i "°"‘°"°'
. We have just cpenrd oi e sf the lsrgsgi
R *"" l l l of rut glass over
°h°,W'\ in this province. What is nicer for '
I Wfdding present than ii' |-iioqr; of
CU? GLASS.
0lll‘ prices are right. Th i quality °| nu,
, ,.'/1,
,' » f v_"; 9*,/,._/,.,_ *sf ,_ - so-nage grounds, Cornwall, on Wed-
-‘\ - F1 - ncsday, _July 10th. Should the day
l .Htl ` '  '- `_/A 1‘ `- ‘
.si -- » -.-'I
., Vi/elln_er's jiwglry Store
»?°`7`
Halt.  ,_
_S0ldlEl' llnys, get ygnf
` pictures taltcn with your
full regimental.-s on st r
. Cool: Studio A
& Around Hughes Corner
 
For Sale A .
For risle,the undersizn ii lf hi l - I
able farm for sale with iaruwilfrlioug bio?
near Medford Btstiuii, well watered and|
in ii. high state of cultivnt.lon,~n abundant.
Ollllply of hard and soft wood splendid
;iW0ll hs' house and out buildings. This I
arm was formerly) occupied by Frank
Hllkhsa. If not sold y private sais it will
50 l0|d b& public suction tokether with
`ftl;l|l;lJ:tce Isgplikments. and noluse furn-
. o
W  sos to
1-auwssl e °'d °
We can supply from
this date
fresh burned lime
'in large and small quantities
ing purposes. , `
Orders left at Kilns on St,
Peter's Road or at our office
will receive prompt attention.
C. Lyons ffl C0
Women’s
White Canvas
Puntps
Thci'c's a splendid display of
white canvas pumps here that
will interest every dressy
woman- Tli.- line is complete
and exclusive~shows your
favori'e styl_s and griidisi.--at
the prop:-r prices.
I
The new styles are in evid-
ence evcrywht-re-~-viry high
heels. short vanips und fancy
bucklis and bows All sizes.
Prices range fiom $i.5o
to    $3.
NOVA-
' For Canvas Shots
Novais a“dandy" p'e~
paralion for dyeing canvas
boots, shoes or pumps. It
is easily applied--is not
"iniissy” or sticky Shown
in blue, rose, lavender,
grey, green, pink or all
shades. A box, Vw i t h
sponge  ........55c
Alley E9- Co
's . , . McMlll d 1 il
l. |55 Queen Street visiting at ner sid in iiiiit yniif
, l i
Phone v 1 v #-
1 i *I
gs .ls the beet. I this morning from Charlottetown.
__l.....; ’ ..;Q...._.,"'_¥__ . _* left for Rustico on 9, visit to friends.
_'_ and family are visiting his old home
. .-7-if-_____:`,_,_ 4 for thc West.-T. Beaton has returned
is i
St Paul’s Sunday
School Picnic
M
should be seen by any strangeis
who may be visiting our Island
A Visitor s Tsble
LIME JUICE
-- W  f 2 -- W 'J h°m€ ff0lILB- Vlllli bo Wood Islands.
est llotweiitlier Drink .r.°.”f°.si 
,~ , . . ,
. _ ' ._ Lcod Ui `~ 1. J R dd;
just ved 'lsnlly fl’ . Wl‘.bT _ ‘ gg' ‘ - 9 ni H- M-
' iNniA'i.°i°iiis Jiiilti:»i.'.|o‘f‘is,"ci zs wit §“'é°°"» -‘BMS S. Callaghan, Mi...
This is V one of ,he mos; o1'_rLis.s._/ii... Moxrsiinizar i.i.ui~: ,yr  §3hl}2l0l}§°¢°Wll: W. Lar-
beamnul puts of P_ E I and jUlt,l£in pmt and quart bottles at l » - - 098. Kinross;
 @  S MacDonald, York; JL M. Ladner, 'Bent
willbe proudcd hy the ladies of
the congregation also a well supplcd
Refreshment Booth lrsin will
leave station st 8 45 a m Rc
turn fare 5tlc Children hall
price
 
csv s Piniwrs
If you want your Photo
taltcn call at our Studio Op
poslte Post Office
Beyer Photographer
1”- ' ll Ullll; J. J. Lsriioe,
I ,‘ff,‘,',‘;,“¢ I-fI°l“t°= Gm Kelly. M. ivi.
i Ull Bl' ~
8   Cherry Valley; A_ve;%_1,i|z,;c|i,;¥,;“|%'
D J `
bloom. will appeal to ' all, with' car
nations, Hollyhocks, Sweet William.
Daisy, Dianthsus, and a host of oth-
er plants, vegetable and flower. The
practical side in also well represent
ed., Bee their advertisement in this
issue
J J GAY th f<l)N
Mwfmilfnitf Charlottetown Market-
"Neekwssr.-an up-to ants line ll
ways on hand in silks and crochet
If you want novelties. here is the
place to come forfthsm. "Bruca's."
Charlottetown.
I lttdlyr.
_ _ - tl _
, e - ' world _essipi-oduce. The Two Mun.
The Schooner “llumsrocli '. will he dire 
’ ‘ MEM.
hsfollielatler patt of June vvlthacaigo ilAn"°m|°' the mo” punml mmrd
Aittliraclts Coal ln Sons and Chestnut |
ef'6.\o tons ef the celebrated ,Lsckawsua ,li
e
rs
which gave such good saiisfs_etlon lest P
season. '
Pprfisa requiring Hurd UP' "° 'U
qlllllld to book their orders at once and
teklstfl arrange in inks delivery while
Vlhll is discharging when'Pfl¢“ 4"'
UWOIL
an
b!
atdsrstion., We lil#
kind made; lil two
ation styles, with
mier tonic that is working wond-
mui' results nil- - sir cam' oi msqtsi
d physical disorders that are causes
impure blood. A box Soc. The
Two Mach. - , V tl-29MMi.
"Hot nathan
get -ready new for
ddool und
'ii ‘ ..
Prices ra_n|e»ftjo\'li
.  fruit. .Imaam _
Y W rv E J- A. Cameron, N G1' \ - ;
Eentliuav I ' llllvllitlfliis. Mt stsvsiii-t; ivsg°.iv'nM`
sf Georgetown Wednesday July
5 d l9l2
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Lovers or the tiiisutiiui in Nstiii-ii “ 
and'those desirous of brightening up
‘their urroundings, should call at_ _ - . . y- ~
Gay's BMarket and seo for themselves B")ii'zd'§»'nIi)snili»Lin §°','_t‘ D' B' Blsh°P~ M°“¢t0ll§ -7~ E-
the wonderous display ol plants. B?,,°,:`fn‘,‘md's*§"i,,f;,§i°{,'" W“,",?°"“m_~ 5°“"l“i A- -7- POW".
Charming boxes of Pansies in fllll I Over Prod” B|'°"'_ 'J Je L2gton'LH°1A_ilarr|/K1' tM:,” GW Clark.
.. ' I ~ ' . C 0 8; . -
 D°'"\ld- Cllllflvtfvlcwn; A. D. 
\ 1  Innls. Earn cuff- H c
. . . , . .
The annual picnic of Cornwall Sun-
day School will be held on the Par-
Drove unfavorable picnic will be held
on first line day following.
il"rcm Yesterdays Evening Daily)
The Pirates Baseball team of Hali-
lax returned by the Northumberland
Miss Ida Gallant, Sourls, and Miss
Gortte Howatt, Charlottetown, have
' .it the Police court, charlotte-
town, this morning, one drunk, Jos.
Conway was fined $4' or 10 days.
Rev. G. M. Young preached his fare-
well sermon at Brunswick St. Church,
Halifax, Sunday. He goes to Tryon.
Y. J. Holman and Pope Mills have'
returned to Charlottetown after a
short visit to the Canadian North-
west.
Dr. Jack Jenkins, C‘harlottetown,'
left this morning for Montreal to
take a position in the Royal Vic-
toria Hospital ol that place.
Miss May E. O’Brlcn of George-
town has returned home alter ii two
weeks' visit. at Pleasant Grove. She
was accompanied by hcr aunt Miss
Sarah Maher.
Mrs. MacNabb, Editor of the Mes-
WHEEF. Halifax, was a passenger re-
turning by the Northumberland this
morning from attending the mission-
ary convention in Malpeque and vis-
iting Governor and Mrs. Rogers,
Charlottetown.
-lettings lrom Fist River are to the
cllcct that R. Beaton, Flat Iliver, has
returned home from t.-.e West, hav-
llg been absent for ten years. While
llfl SPent most. of his time in Vancou-
ver' he also visited most of the West-
ern States, returning home he spent
a few days with sisters in Boston.
In all his travels Mr. Beaton save he
has met nothing to compare with the
Garden of the Gulf and in which place
he intends to reside in the future.-
D. W. Ross and C. McLeod spent Sun-
day in Turk.-Dr. D. W. McKenzie
at Fist River.-D. C. osmpbiii, `ci,..,-
lottctown, is spending the summer
months in Flat River. Mrs. O. L,
Mulisinan. New Jersey, is visiting at
her old home at Flat River. J. T.
McRae, Arizona, is visiting his moth.
cr, Mrs. (Captf) McRae ol Flat Riv.
cr --Mrs B
er.-J. Gillis intends leaving shortlv
L' MBCKUIIIOD. Montague; G. T_
Wright. Calgary; M. C. Donovan A,
K. MacPhee, Joseph MacDonald, lags.
gm; E. Wood, Pownal' P Doyle, Mt
aid
Tflwadiss J J MacLeod J. F. ivisef
J~ P- Smith. Kinkora; A. D. walker,
Amherst; Miss A. MacDonald, Miss
F- MacDonald Boston; Mrs' J 0
gor, Ge r A F _
'L Inga? gpm] P raser, New Perth,
crnon; . .Ms.cNeil, Summerstde;
F. West and wife, Plctou; L_ V,
Grainer and son, Quebec; J; Blanch
ard, Amherst; Lee and Mrs. Schle-
singer and children, Amherst;.W_ W_
C0-0. CNUHZOI M. Dorion, Winnipeg;
J. J. Macbougsll. Glace Bay; E.
francis. Mn-1,1.. sudbuy. sean...
oun. E J MBCTIIKUB; Mt Stewart
5 5| - l, G
ClU'l'0ll. R Taylor, Nowsgi) some
.| ii snows ii M n .....i<........' ...... wi.. S....';‘;.“°§"..‘ .i; PEllFECl`l0N
tered at the Rev ii t ' g
DHNTIBT town between 1°1r°80 is ati' Charlottm i I
» . _ i lit ii l
°' ze. as-.§..”'t.ti .°.isl:.li-‘- ii... mi., ......._ ““ "5 °“ (TRIAL 2.214)
-ami '
55-Gimp llllllllles-You will find our The h-mdsomnat trotllllif "‘“"l"’" 9'
1 stock un-to-fists in this .uns-w., .°fi.»=.» anime i_~i.....i. i-in swf* l""Y"'
carry s number of articles necessary that he is in limi class we- l"'.r°"'-""
t0 l0llll8I' Cilmp life. “Pntz Cream' will stand forthe season |9ts,st his own-
“Dainty womensshould call in and Plate Brushes, Scubs, chamois, Blsn- "3 °*°*l"°" P C BROWN
‘ 4_29d"_ look over our line of preparations gh ellpvlng supplies, pocket combs ' 'Ch_“|om,,,,,,,,_
guaranteed to be ol special benefit, m "l‘°l‘l etc- Call and see us-
» preventing and curing all cases of _tani E A- F°°¢°l‘~ 0°lltl'sl Drlllr Store.
  sunburn, red skin and freckles. Our P I , "‘ 1'
lins shows the host in such prepsra- \
one tih_s.t_ the leading makers_in the, .» gap e 8 Thea‘re
' Usual change ‘
To-night
i e and
I ', Jeweler-Optic-lan I
:.'.*:‘:.°::‘"f:..°::..:°.t':s':’:.i °f P"°f“f¢8 '
l . 7
llliii lhll il 'llc ll'll1l° lllllllly °f '°*l prompt use ofnMsc's Blood Food, nl
Grace Church Sunday School picnic
will be held on Wednesday_ the 11th
ot July st Murray River. .
When the Guardian News phone 133
is reported busy, after 6 p. m., pst.-
rons should ask for 132-3. All who
have n phono should cut this out rnii
paste it up.
:From Ycstcrday's Evening Daily)
Charlottetown today.
passenger west this morning.
t-.i Charlottetown this morning.
n passenger west this morning.
this morning.
west this morning.
a passenger' returning iruni the cast
this morning.
Miss M.L. Beer, Coleman, P. E. I.,
was among the recent visitors to St.
Jgllll.
Miss M. Trivett left Saturday lor
i`riuce Edward Island, where she will
@_Qii the holidays with lier parents,
ltev. S. and Mrs. Trivett, nt the rec-
tory, Milton, P.E.I.-Halifax exc.
William Dull, Fort. Augustus, wns
brought to Charlottetown Dominion
Day and underwent an operation in
the City Hospital for appendfcitis.
l-lis friends will be pleased to learn
that he is getting along nicely.
E. H. Beer of Sen Diego, Calif.,
writing to a friend in Charlottetown
says that he is one of B. party of
eight who are at present visiting 'ln
Mexico, 'which is much warmer than
the former city. In San Diego so lsr
registered over seventy degrees.
.v:Thcrc are now 346 Rcxall Reme-
dies on the market and each one is
recommended to be of special benefit
for the diflerent disorders for which
it is intended. These reineilies are
.absolutely non-secret, standard home
plainly printed on the label anti re-
4
E li
Purchasers of cut glass
need to make sure that they
are getting the genuine article.
We know that there is be-
ing marketed by manufactur-
ers who are considered reliable
a line of so called cut_ glass in
which llie pa'tern is really
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on a
.1 wheel.
Our Cut Glass
is fully Cil When the cutter li-iliel
4 p ece ili hand it is perfectly plain
ou both sides and every line is cut
and polililieii by hand.
\Ve cd--trol fur Charloltetowndho
product of the oldest and largest
Ci\n»-di.iu factory, and feel that we
have the very heal in cut gless to
offer our patrons.
G. F . llUTCllliSON
fl.
All should reserve Wednesday nfter-
noon, July 10, for the Hazelbrook
icnlc tohe held near the church. A
special train will run, leaving Char-
lottetown at 3 p.m., returning at 8
p.m. Return fare 20c. A'good.time
J. Ht MacQusid, Souris, was in
A. Burke, Charlottetown, was a
i Rev. John Gillis, Springton. carrie
Fred Taylor, Charlottetown, was
M. MacKinnon, Charlottetown, rc-
turned on the Murray Harbor triiiii
Dr. J. T. Jenkins, Charlottetown,
was a passenger returning from the
\V. F. H. Gill, Charlottetown, was
this season the temperature has not
remedies. The formula of each is
commended-money hack if dissatis-
fied] The McKinnon Drug Co., The
Rcxall Store, corner Great George
and Kent Streets. Mtf.
_Will ‘_7!l`_GL5§.|
day at noon.
 
Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co
Limited.
Commsncing Mondnv the rltli of May the
leaves Charlottetown for Picton. N S . at
LN o'eIoek a. m.. leaving Picton on return
. about |10 . m.
D
 L  P EJRD  a ou o oo a-In lesv ng olnt.
` U00 :llTa’P:‘lIll'l: 'l' 0 l'0Vlt\Clll Xllibil~  iiggg' n  |»||,,`g°||` k t T at d e d
Songs :::i..:’.'.’i_;>_ii_i-:$1-_T”:;~i__i1_:_i_-:.:_ biz. ii.. .... §~§‘%ii§.é._‘;l;;f+£_§,,é:3?3_§,,3,,m1,:<§=£§§ mar e . ry __1 an be convince .
‘Just received s splendid line of The new arrivals in men’s ani!
lk hosiery for men, three splendid boys dressy caps have just hell ts-
eeived from the lesdl fectoriu l
si
  styles, black with grey stripes, red Ill Al
_ and black with self-striped body, and the leading styles are shown in the
black with open mesh body. Price .latest ideas and patterns. Brown's,
 gs: to 51.25. see the iiiiei-i. I-i. The Hom 0, Good H,” ¢_,',m,_
T W % ` i  
rows. 1-ziaai. l
_ #__ ` '
suffered Agony llilll
“Fruit-a-lives" Gund Him
Hundreds of people gladly testify £0
the wonderful curntive powers of tl1¢
famous fruit medicine, “Fruit-l-tW§l"-
To those now suffering with Indigestaolh
Dyspepsia or other Stomach Troubles
this letter of Mr. Stirling, the well
known real estate operator of Western
Ontario, shows the way to s speedy and
certain cure.
Gmmcos, Our., Acc. r5tli. ren
“Fniit-a-tives were so beneficial to
me when I suffered with distressins
Dyspcpsia, thatl wish to inform yono
their satisfactory results.
Although I lisve, in past, lufered
‘agony with Dyspepsia, I sin now. in
perfect health. "Fruit-a-tives" accom-
plished tlxe desired result"
N. C. STIRLING.
"Fniit~a.-tives” will cure every trace
of lndigcstion, D spepsis, Sour Stomach
Bloniing, Pain Affer Eating, Biliousnelo
and Constipation.
“I<`ruit-a-tives” is the only remedy ill
the world made of fruit juices and
valuable tonics.
_qoc n box, 6 for $z.5o, trial size, z5c.
/it all ile'ilers or sent on receipt of pricl
hy l-`riiit-n-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Wa/iize
For Floors
Interior ` Woodwork
and Furniture _
Without a doubt the toughest
and most durable finish made.
s Easily applied, dries over night `
' AGENTS
l"¢nnf|l fl! Lhandlcr
Victoria Row,Ubsr|ol.tetoyr n. l' El
lirsce, Mclisy Qi. Lo lid
l _Sun.|nersidc,;l§Yl_
THE STOCK MARKET
' Continued- from page 6.`_v___
pany has bonds and notes outstand-
ing equal to $64.050 per mile. The
average value pei' mile of bonds and
stoclls owned is $16,597 per mile.
After deducting. this amount from
the bonded indebtedness it leaves a
probable figure of $47,453 per mile
ahead of the issue of $14,012 per mile
of 5 per cent. non-cumulative Pre-
ferred stock.
This Preferred stuck which is sell-
ing around $72 n share and now puys
dividends at thc rate of 4 per cent.
merits careful consideratioii bccausc
of the speculative possibilities lor
this issue. Each year these shares
have wide fluctuations and inasmuch
as net earnings for the first ten
months of the present fiscal year
show an increase over the same pc-
riod last year of $242,677 it is lair
to presume that the yearly report
will be highly satisfactory.
Anticipating the general public iii-
terest which will bc attracted by n
favorable report of yearly earnings
Sou. Ry. Pfd. should sell higher than
present prices. l
At $72 a share taking into ac-
count the present 4 iicr cent dividend
rate Sou. ily. Pfd. will yield 5.6 per
cent. pei' annum ou the money invest-
cd.
l'_ 
I
Sovereign"Cashmerc
` Hose and Half Hose
will outwear all other
_makes
TI
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STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS
me li _ ___ ___|
SUURIS, P. E. Island and
MAGDALEV ISLAND
suuu-siiir snivict
'l.‘heA l. Steam shin "LADY SYIIIL.
will leave the Railway wharf, 'l{ictol1.
every Monday and 'Pliursdisy mnrninz on
srrivnlof the Express from Halifax. for
the Mszdsion islands. clpllllll' lll Svllrlll-
|'. E.l iminlzaurl returning.
F l.` l I l. W . ll b f
..~..."&‘ii‘%'..'°.i'..'.§{.”i.!."’.l’. ’ii.f’iii...'," o...{’.. “lv
lvell.A ent at. Picton. Mivthow it. Mc
Lean,/Egente at iinuriu or Wm. McLuri-
Manager and Owns .
Picton. April zznli. isn-
(-2.1t|tl
llirecl Route to Boston
Commoncing 7lh May and following
Tuesdays, steamer will lmvc for HAWK
EiBUR_V. HALIFAX and BOSTON.
Returning leave Huston every Satur-
For further information apply to
T. NICOLL
Agent Ch`Town
5-_sodrilifim
Steamer "Northumberland"
.&i‘.:'i:'.°.‘.’°i'2.:‘.°..i°..:.‘li..-° '°‘°‘°“ '°' -"f
Steamer "Empress
sves iunitngrpépe :or Point dp Opens.
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 Children's`
Underwear
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Drawers
Drawers of while culloxi some with frills
and some plain sizes z to iz years l7c pair
Plain, hem-stitched drawers of fine white
csiiibric. ‘
2 years lhc 4 and 6 years l9c
8 and io years 22c iz and 14 years 24c
16 ycars Zfc
Fine cainbric drawers trimmed with two
clusters of fine tucks and edged with torchon
lace. ,
2 to 8 years 25c pair Io and iz years Jllc psir
14 and 16 years 3.5¢
Fine madapollam drawers trimmed with
embroidery
2 to 4 years 45c pair 6 to Io years 50c psir
iz years 55c pair - 14 to 16 years 6tlc pair
Uniderslcirts J
Cliildren’s cauibric uiiderskirt waist att-,
ached.
z 4 and 6 years We esch
Skirt of fine white cambric trimmed with
clusters of narrow tucks and edged with cam-
bric frill
8 to I4 years 60c each
Madapollam skirt with wide lawn frill
trimmed with narrow hemslitched tucks all
sizes 60 fo Bic.
e ,Nightdresses J
Fine cotton nighldresses trimmed .on the
neck, plait and sleeves with torchon lace
6 and 8 years 60c each io and iz years 70|:
i4 and i5 years 75c
Slip over nightdress of fine csmbric triinm.
ed on neck and sleeves with torclion lace
Sizes ro to I4 ycars 85C to 9.5¢
Nightdress of Queen’s cloth, yoke of_ fine
_tucks, front, neck and sleeves embroidery
trimmed $l.|l0 esch
Black Sateen Bloomers
Good quality of English Black Sateen in
all sizes
i to 4 years-4 ‘c 5 to io_ years-451:
I n fant's Vt/:ear
_ Undervests, Stocklngs,Flannel Bsnds,Booties
Knitted Bands, Slips, Birrscotes, Costs.
ionlev Bros
GINGER ALE
Sussex Ginger Ale --the best on the
Se Admission .lk . P. c. nghoye _ 0 ll- wA=$;_<3_l}g,- _ L.A. H-ASZA RD _
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