Eugene daily guard., August 15, 1908, Image 8

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THK Kl'GBfE DAILr GUARD. B.iTl KKAVqAIOI ST 13, 1H
A TremendouS Response to Our Clean-Sweep August Offerings
The Friendly Store--Grand SpecraFs for Next Week
CITY NEWS
Pick From These Special?,
While They Last, Monday
1 5c Lawns, Crepes, Etc , yd. 5c
3j(I yt'4i ilrtf 4fk nd light colored lawn. Jipincse crept.
''Hi, f44 - -
etc., to
36-Inch Linen Suiting, yard 19c
in ?rev, green, blue, etc., 35c value, yd
$1.25 Kimonas. Special each 50c
$5 Women's
Net Waists
Each $2.75
$1.25 Long Silk Cloves, pair 83c
$ 1 .?5 Long Silk Gloves, pt. ,40 1
20c Fancy Hose, 2 pair for 25c
$4.00 Dent Gloves a pair $2.95
$9 WonjeiVs Wash Dresses $3.98
Three Pairs of Women's Black Hose for 25c
20 Pieces Dark and Light, Outing Flannel 5c yard
Two dozen new net
waists, made of fine
cream and white net, '
trimmed in lace, in
sertion 2nd medallions
to match, tucked
sleeves, dci;p Gibson
pleat over shoulders,
splendidly made, lined
with muslin de sole,
Sizes 32 tO 'Id. regu
lar $5valur?,Mcnda
pcc'dl ca'li-.$2,75
All Summer
Waists 50c
and $ 1 . 7 3
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r v ; f
Only about 30 of thtx waists left, in whit;, black
and colors, several styles, sizes 32 to 42r.values to C J 7
$2.00,, fach 50c; values to $5,00, each V
Attractive
Fall Suits
$25 to $60
If you like to be among; the
first to wear the new things
come here Monday and se
lect your new fall suit. We
have received during the past
week about 2 dozen of cor
rect fall and winter styles
made of the new materials.
The coats arc 32 to 45 inches
long, strictly mannish tail
ored, skirts gored or pleated,
materials chirron and diag
onal, weaves in plain and
mixtures. No extra charge
for alterations.
$7.50 Women Skirts $4.45
On sale Monday only, come in blue, brown and black, made
of wool Panama. All sizes
Blankets, Comforts, Sheets,
Pillow Cases and Bed Spreads
The best values ever offered in bidding of all kinds.
Anticipate your fall and winter needs and buy now at
these low prices.
Full Size Bed Comforts, 90c to $3.00
Cotton Blankets, each 50c to $3.00
Wool Blanketseach $2.50 to $12.00
Bed Spreads, each 50 cents to $6.00
Crib Blankets, each 50 cents to $3.50
All of these arc 25 less than usual and come in the
usual range in colors, white, gray, tan and plaid effects,
s ccts and sheetings are away down in price. Yard
wide muslins arc less.
Eugine's Largest and Best Store
Your Money's Worth or
YOUR MONEY BACK
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette Street
Agents Wayne Knit Hosiery
Money bak Silks
Kabo and Nemo Corsets
Priestley's Dress Goods
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I'KIWONAL 1
Dr. (lo. Willi la home from a trip
to I ho Hum.
II. C. Milium rt'turni'il ItiHt livening
from Ntwitrt.
Henry TIIkiii, of PI.-uhii nt Hill, win
In tuwn today.
I.. K. II. IIU. nf Colonic wan In thu
city over nliilit.
N. M. Unit, nf IrvliiK, wim n Eu
Kino vlnlinr today.
MIk Myrlla Stewart wont to Port
land this illumine.
A. ;. Dixon went to I'liiiliind Inst
IllKllt (III l.ll Hi llt'MH.
J un I'arvln returned home to llex
(er this afternoon.
(iciirKo Ellchalt. nf Panther, In 111
the city on lniHliituAA.
T. '. Thornton, of .lunctlon, wan in
t lit clly thl. iiioriiliiK
l It. Ilurlon. of North Ynkliuii.
A'Ahh. . in In t In rlt .
li W. lllllmlrc returned InHt even
ing from n trlii a.iiith.
)C1ICI)II ilKVlH WIIH II UIHHt'lllr for
Wwport thin morning
llmiia Wllllan. of WnUervlllo,
: :ieni lttt iiIkM III ill.' rliy
J. W. Until. 'lit returned home thin
. fit moon hum a trio north.
Mr. ami Mr W. Wells, or Hnllns,
i re v I Kit In ivlmlv.'i In Kuit.iie.
(. L. I'm son Uit lust .'v.-niiiK f.r
.. trip to Hie Lake creek t.'illci.
J. It Vino-, of Kuitenc, h i nr t tio
i .li In thin lily -AllutlH II.
MlhM Knth' linnk. ti.i iiot!1 o! ih's
coinily, ni rlvi'd horo toiluy front ;
Kliiniuth lis.
V. A. Swift, nf l'lonmuit lllll, wits'
In town thin inornlnK un Imainomi. I
.luilttii HiiirlH left this miirnlnu for'
Toli'do. wliii" !'.d will hold court, I
J. II. Wlllu'lni wun a imaavtiKiir to '
-Ion mi tin- afternoon train toduw t
I'. I). t!nliil(..n, a iironilncnt clt-l
lion in hnicni, wan In the city tmlny.
Ht'v. II, A. lini'ii left for tils reit
nlnr vl.Ht at l.ncoiiili thin mornliiK.
Mian Ni'iira Hli-hiinUon wi'iit to
Itom'hniK thin atti'rnooii on a visit.
Attorni'v ti. A. l'lion wan a iiumhi'h
Itor for I'ortliind on thw noon train
Mr. mid Mm. 11. V. tlrltrin wi nt to
roitliiiul lam I'vcnlim for a few ilnvn'
may.
Mm. Kllipit K. llnnvn was a pas
si'iiKir for r.iitlaiul on taut vvciiIiik'h
train.
Miss Mrlllf lllnki'ly cniiio up from
I'oitlnnd this afternoon to visit with
ti kiudio
Mti. Clinid - (laliT will hMMid Sun
d..y nt .Illinium with hir msit.r. Mis.
Komi..
Win ll.nni'tt cainn In from tlu
north this ntli'inoon to spend Hiimlnv
nt home.
Ilnnv llnrkiiuiii retiirned to linker
I'lty today after a Hsu with relatives
In Kiitten-
Ciuuivs ('. Ciilli'wuy is up from Me
i MliinvUle (or a few dins' visit with
Ills rel:ctl. s.
Kola Nels. a ptoinlnent hop itiowi'i
if Saiein. lii the eltv, IuivIiik hi
lived l.i-l nUhl.
Mm. .1 M. Koherts returned home
tills ntli'inouii trom Jinu'tlon lily.
HE ALWAYS HAS MONF.Y
VslTH
intone Loan
WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
THE
and Si
f-M 1
avines Dani;
Tr.f iiri ilfpimit ti an o.u
tlv. lo m.t. othrfc end Ibua
t ar.. sot Ma (rtn(
A ni4oi. ! of lot.rval
U ) .Hi i t ei'rllti.in dm
It. I'liyutile on tine or AetoaoJ.
I( yen h.iv. n't made fust
II. posit. Veil mil do we. I to
III. lke i: lu w.
1 !u
II. . .1
:() ni
ome-
In rax of
where, alio visited her datmhter, Mia.
Waller Carroll.
S. II, 1'homaH and Cnaa. Johnson,
of Wellington, Kns., arrived In Kn
Ki no Inst nlKht. '
(ieo. Sovern and family.. and A. p.
Itnlhmell and family lelt this morn
Iiik for Newport.
Miss Kato Heckluy returned home
to Oakland, Or., tins afternoon after
a visit in KuiteiiL..
Harvard Moore, w ho has tit'on vis
it Iiik friends here, will go to li! homo
at I'ortlnud tonlKlit.
T. A. lllll and wife, of Hoekfort.
Mo., were, arrivals In Kunene on one
Of IllSt IllKllt's tlillllH.
Mrs. Stella 1 l in ii nil left today to
spend a week In the country with Mr.
mid Mrs. Kills ('hnpuuiii.
V. K. Krusler. the well-known
horse-iiiiyer. lame In from the south
on the noon train tod:iy.
K. A. Kunkln left for Vaiiiiiuver.
Wash., tins inoiiilni;, where he will
attend to some business.
. Paul Hunt left for Florence this
niuriiini!. utter nttendhiK the rucauip
meiit at American lake.
Mr. and Mrs. I. on Moore, after a
, visit of several dai s In Kuitene, re
turned to Port hind today.
Miss l.eta KddlUKton, of I'orvnllls.
; arrived III Kimono this alteriioon to
visit Miss Opal .larvls a few days,
i .1. F. Shotill and wile arrive. 1 up
, from Poril.ind this afternoon on their
. wn to the mountains on an outlnit.
ir I. !: Moll ui;all and wire are
home front the mountains, where they
lull.- I'.en eno nt; a several weeks'
OlltiUs'.
Ml Vernlre Cllkey, of liraiits
I Pass, w'i : workum (or one of Hi -PortVu
l Joirual seholarslllps, is in
the tin
A .1 I' t ... ar'ive,! I last ,.,
I lie (rem Medford. V heiv lie 'lis lo en
woiktiu (or a u'wsp;..er (oi seva!
MU'llIIw tMs'
. J". (' PoMs and d.iutllter. Miss.
Clan, r.'tnrni'd last nieht from Se
attl, here they took ill the hlK Ka
li.' ' mttni '
: M'.. Xntiel l.ane returned to Har
lri'.oiia ti.dai She was accompanied
hy Miss l.iuill.. Yor.in. who will visit
tier a few
l'r W
llkli:' (
was woli
, t!'. '!' .IT
' Mis I',
d.ll
1. t'licshire returned last
t Pn'" Sound points Mr
he .l' !'..ll t'.ll.u dsiuell a'
id i;
: vs ,-.i li-,. n fr.eu
ri.i'.ivc. to :s:t
r p.u en's. Hon and
a' the li. ..(
M' : il r.r.t
W il W h.'.- r.-l'trn, .1 this a'ter
t.oon fiom S. it' e. wiiere h.- went af
ler the en. .iinpuuiit. He was accom
pnnled liy Gladys Crouer, who has
been at that city for some tlino past
Shu Is much hetter In health than for
u lonK time past.
Mlsa AIiIiIbhIo Johnson returned
horn,, to CottiiKo Grove this afternoon
after a pleasant visit with her sister
Mrs. Kuitene Matlock, in KiiKcne
MIsb Frances Stanley, after a visit
nt the home of her cousin, Mrs It
McMurphey, In KuKene, left ' for
her home at Castle Hock. Wash to
day. "
Charles and (Jllfrey Whlteaker of
Seattle, who have lieeu visiting rela
tives here and at Creswell for the
past three wveks, left this tuornlni;
for home.
F. C. Kelsiy, (ho Portland civil en
Klueer w)vo has the contract to con
sfuit the proposed Rrnvitv water sys
tem, came up from the metropolis last
nlKht.
Hev. Howard MeConnell, tuistor of
the Woodhurn church of the Chris
tian dcnotniiititlmt l..f, .i '
this niorniiiK. Ilia wife remained' ,',
I'.llKene.
Miss Adele Pickel. after a visit
with mends In Kimene. left this
no. n tor Portland and from there
w ill uo to Alaska, where she Is . n
caite.l In teaching.
li. I.. Jones, formerly an enipluve
of the Chaml.ers hardware store ar
rived this afternoon from Portland
He Is now employed hy a firm dealitu;
In electrical goods.
Mrs Fred Fortmiller and children
I.ee. Hubert .,nd Valdeue. arrived un
from Alham this afternoon lo visit
al the h.iiK of fount v , . ,. k
Mrs K. i'. I Mrs. Fortmiller is ,
sister of Mr l.,,,.
Ai.iil. M.'tiowan. of Hums, anivet
're la.-t evenli.t; from a trip through
nit hern Oi.'con. He attended the
I nlversity of Ores, 'it about fltreen
" lis aco. H,. i, rim,, in the real es.
Lite business at Hums.
Mrs .1 if 1I..1I utioJiccs. ori ' .....
Ktithth sir.et. left this mornliii:' for
tJtnwn, Mich. Her datiKhter was s,,,).
ueniv stricken with paralvsls The
mother of Mrs. Hell returned trom a
trip to Urawn only last February.
Mrs. Albert 1,. i.iicas. of Portland
who is visiting; at the home of Mrs
1! McMinnhey, went ti Albany to
spend Sunday withh her husband,
who ts a s P. locomotive etitin... r
She will t ..ira to Kit. 'no Mond.it.
F.l Wilson, an old-time Wills sta
tion hot. wh i has b.vn hold'nc .1
a cl. ilin ,t. the mountains h.toed l'i
K lie (or 'he past few tears, it) t.
In Corta'is Wcduesd .v front pp.
'er, Q't" he his been sin.-e the Is'
ol M.X He will visit lure for seme
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The plate gtasa for the front of
the new Mitchell a: Garrett block
has arrived and will be put lu at
.Murphey s Kacket Store a: 3!i
East Miitii street was opened today.
I.art;e crowds kept the full force of
ci.rKj bu.-y.
' Mr. and Mrs. X. S. Marshall left
this forenoon to run a cook wagon
for William Humphrey's threshing
crew below Jrving.
The second advertising car for the
Barnum & Uailey circus, which will
appear In Eugene on Saturday, Au
gust lit'iri, srived last evening.
I The employes of the Eugene Steam
i Laundry were the guests of Mr.
Burns, proprietor of the Grand, last
night: All report a pleasant evening
i spent;
I The pat'lnn crr-ft U Wo'tV spreading
! dope on Oak street bet Ween East Sey.
'enlh and Knst r,in street.
; park streets will be the next to be
worked 'ipcti.
I Five carloads of logs arrived for
the Eugene Lumber Comimny from
' the Mohawk branch last nigiu ami
! the company Is shipping one carlofj
i of lumber out today.
; The funeral of Mack -Sonmiervllle
who died In Los Angeles Thursday,
will be held in Eugene Monday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, according to
present pluns and -arrangements.
W. F. Hart, John Allen and N. P.
C'hrlsman. u'finraisers of the property
of the estate of Nathaniel Martin, de
ceased, today filed their Inventory
wun me probate court, iney ap
praised the property at $1500.
Un.,m,i CiminaruilU la homo frnHl
doll Lake, where he went recently
In compajiy with cntiora uarron in
hopes oi benefiting his health, but
he Is no hetter. Upon his return to
Eugene he was shocked to hear of
the death of his brother, Mac, In Los
Angeles.
Miss Marguerite Emerson, step
daughter of J. V. Reed, the capitalist,
who has Just sold his fine residence
on East Eleventh street to Lee Wal-
11s for over 113,000, will attend St.
Helen b hall, a boarding school for
girls, at Portland, Mr. Reed having
taken her down this morning.
Attorney L. M. Travis mails to
The Guard from Omaha a post card
with the picture of W. J. Bryan sur
mounting a bundle of ears of corn
and containing the Inscription, "Two
of America's great essentials to
Peace and Prosperity. Known the
World Over. He writes: "A great
notification meeting.
The following recent graduates
from the Normal school are taking
examinations this week for state cer
tiflcutes: Misses Ella Dlckerson,
lone Applegate, Meda i racey, Cora
Turnrldge, Lillian and Marlon Ram
sey at Koseburg. and Gertie Moon,
Pearl Powrie and Rolllen Dickerson
at Eugene. Drain Nonpareil.
The street cars are now making
regular trips to Judkins' Point, as
far as the rails are laid. Many of the
citizens have ridden to the new end
of the line the past two evenings just
for the pleasure of the trip. The
cars stop a couple of hundred yard
west of the new trestle ncross the
Campbell-Walker hop yard.
Professor Straub, an instructor In
the U. of O. for many years, accom
panied hy Mrs. Straub, returned last
evening from Newport, where thev
spent three weeks in an enjoyable
manner. They have a fine cottage of
t.ieir own. and have been going to
the bay annually for ten or fifteen
years, genial people whom It is al
ways a pleasure to meet. Albany
Democrat.
Dr. Wall returned Inst nleht fm...
his trio Fast For two u..ii.l.u is.,
took advanced work under the fa
mous .Mayo brothers, the surgeons at
noenesier. .Minn. He also visited
other Eastern cities and points. The
heat in the East was something ter
rible, he says. The thermometer does
not range so high, but the humidity
draws the perspiration from everv
pore.
The ninny poultry fumiers about
I r-ugene held a meeting last Monday
I'ti that city and decided to hold the
I biggest poultry at the county seat in
llii-embcr ever held in the' county.
I Ihey will hate to go some If thev
I bent the Cottage Grove poultry
-now ol last winter. However, t'.iey
may louk for Cottage Grove fancier's
to a man. who will end avor to bring
b:."k some of the main trophies ear
tied away from Cottage Grove las!
w. liter by tlroun, Keenev. Watts et
I ai. i ouage Grove Leader.
I 11. Harrington and Edward
;M'(.art. ,, onklaud. Cal.. arrived
n I'.ng' ,, las, ..vetting it, .,..ir
' '' Thev ,'
, heir tta. t P. Seatfe Si .
k ino and the Yell ,,',. Park'ntid
V'V l';"" nine da,s frn.
Oakland so tar. coming l.v wav ,
!' ""'' 1 ake. Th, v .a. tl,;. rv I
, the lake from the Klamath i',..
. . .-t,.Mn. ,uhi sunn ui hav.' tin
lt;-ntton that a highway to such ,
well Known attraction as the ake
They state that Z
'are a large number of stumps In the
' middle of the road for miles and it
iis impossible for an automobile to
I pass over the road without a great
many delays in getting around these
; stump-'.
Chehalis (Wash) Advocate: Y.
D Hensill, the architect who was
engaged by the Cnejalis puunc
librurv board to draw plans for the
library, submitted preliminary plans
yesterday, and the same have been
sent to the Carnegie people for their
i approval. in uiitKipJtiou or uie
plans being accepted the hoard is go-
ling ahead wun tne iiuniiiiu.uj ui,v
I of the oiiilding so as to get in en
I closed before the rainy weather sets
in. The building will ue built ot
brick.
LI n
"uuussarsaJ
Has aurpassed .11 01. . . "rvS
ialc-ii and i-urts. ""k,
Its ai.cre.ss.
It has rh-tit-H b,
(KIJPW teUmnial. J
It tmrin,.., t,, h, i
ees.alll,i1lur,aii'n-.,
It utreng,,,,.,,, lh 'j
I'Prtite ailrt ,uiM - t
U cures ,i.at llrta"(
,naswllm,df0
kixrn a. sr.,... "'!-..
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HEltlt Ill TTOX, AGT.,
Axident and health policies,
ance. Opposite postoffice.
FOIt WOODSAWI.S'Q
n I rt ...a..or kktltlv "f R fon-
rad, 733 E. 11th. tVlephone Black!
4702. Successor lo W. -H. Davis.;
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50 BVXlkUS AXl) CA-MF6KS
If vr are thinking of going into
the pio.in'aii'S hunting or fishing,
call .p Red 1741, or call at 463 Ollvo
Btr'.et. tf
WKMj DRIIil.lXO.
For up-to-date drilling see
LaDuke & Leffler Co., well drillers.
Tel Red 5121. 999 Vlllard Boul. t'
Hard brick for chimneys.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Tin fruit cans in stork.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
White's restaurant f.r a clean,
square meal. 20 cents. alO
Monarch ranges. Thirty days' free
trial. J. W. Kays Fur. Co tf
Quiver Kpw;.!? .tiacnina ComD&ny.
615 Willamette street, phone Red
14S1.
Vndnr norch shades are a luxury
with the reach of all.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Large shipment ot rugs on the
road; wait for them and save money.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Large shipment of rockers and din
ing chairs just received. See us for
new, up-to-date furulture at right
prices.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
Is especially recommended for chil
dren. It tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. Sold by all druggrsts.
Perfection oil cook stoves are safe
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Best quality tents all sizes.
Car fresh cement just received'.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
OPPOSITE l'OSTOKFICK
Writes axident and health assur
si
HERB BUTTOX, Agt.
One of the things being advertised
by the Sclo fair Is the Hays triplets,
which will be on exhibition at the
fair, a Linn county product to he
proud of.
Warner tunes pianos. Leave or
ders at Morris' Music Store. tf
The Naked Truth'
with
lotto t.a-
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;!".' s. r:.u.,,.;, ;.
- .. '-,il... M s. KLl. t s r, r,
' '" her ,!,,.... a: !h s vi), ;., tH
" '" l'-""'f and is , ..... ,
Miss .i ,.,;., ,';
,' ' -!: . p.irtois .: ,;.,'.
j ';''"'u of i,.. k. i,v , , '. - .
I r? l'""''::is K'i'i'.''..i; '
mm;
Pianos would be more than most
MUX
Would wish to purchase and install
IN'
Any home, no matter how fine l.nt
we have
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Line of high-grade pianos and organs
WKI.I.
Known the world over for superior
merit.
Coinmerciiil (iui, ink . Eugene
For comfortable eye J
tecommendi1.
"SO EAS'
Eye Glaa Mounti net TV
name implies jud K14;1?c
selves to jlmcit uy ifc1(j
keep most all k.mdiolm,r
inose wno nave bieo
especially recomrasod lie
yj, in .... .
Fourteen yean Mprrima 1
J. 0. WAITS.
6U VViilametteSJ
Plumbii
Furnish your
properly. Don't
gas fixtures. 1
kinds of reliable
and tinnixig
and let us est.
your work
Aya &Hei
34 Wntttkitl
Phonn black I 111
GASOLINE ENGf
IRRIGATIONvSPRAl
PUMPING MACHf
Fnlrbaiiks-Morse Gamu
for pumping, sprayilifc un
ing. .Outfits coiiiplcte.
Falrbiuiks Scales for
Fairbaiiks-Iurse llnucl
tors for power, and tiebt
Fuirutiiks-Mors6 Wiiq
Towers.
Fnlrbnnks-Morfie Gri'
Choppers, Well Pumps.
All first quulity '
prices always in slock. UM
Ironipt reply to inquire
sblunicnts. W rito for tM
Drices.
BERGER.&, BEANH3
Agents, Eugem,
FA1R.BANK.S, MORSE
Portland. Orem
THE PEOPLE'S RES"
7th. ani Olive S:
Is now opened under if
ment. e have wm-
ed and rtiiovated i'
throughout , molt
n.iini' tt-avs. The d.nid
been neniy painted ,:
and we are in a t'""
antee the best mrtl -
f..n. o II.
i ..ff.o mid re-
IIU.JII vut.il " I
sneclaltv. Chbken I
Siind.iv.' 2.-.C. (live "
we wiil do the r-t.
for week. 21 n"'ak 1
male belli i" kit.M '
room.
MRS, A, WADE & C
SEVKXTII ll
1 MCI: l.ITTI.K MK.U. AT
0 TIIK THKATKK CAFE
" nlways apprccint.il. li.Te you pel
"rjionu; so lippctl7illK anil t.,tli.
n,e tip's, .In ne morning... when
"ur appetite ,ikl. Wl(,n
mint to trim v.,...
q ...tniisi, jour tiur I
"" ""r -"..tiienrt to i. meal that 11
AGENCY Ft
Keeli
TYPEWRJTt
Carbons mi RiW
Michino"
Schwazschitd's !:;
586 WilI"M':
A T ITOMOB
Prank t' j
. j tie- PI
Garafte rVati i ,
The best sjrilof
i in i
6
White's Short Jf
Mcj!s it-'
20ctF
W. LWHIIEiF'-f
'" Vuii'ii'. last,., brlnit
"" in to the Theatre Cafe.
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