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Our Big Bargain-Giving Sale of
Tapestry Curtains, Couch Covers
Is the greatest, the most successful and the most
thoroughly satisfying to customers ot any In the
entire history of Drandeis big curtain sales.
TOMORROW WE CLEAR. AWAY THE ENTIRE STOCK
AT GREATER BAR.GAIN PRICES THAN EVER.
$10 CURTAINS and COUCH COVERS at $1.49 and $1.98-
All the Tnpestry Curtains in border effects, cord edge
effects, Oriental patterns and those heavily mercerized
plain colored curtains that always 1 f O 1 Cl6
sells at ten dollars per pair 1 1 it J 11 vi
divided into two lots will 11
go at, each
$5 CURTAINS at 98C EACH All manner and kinds of
Curtains and Couch Covers. This lot is known as man-
. ufacturer's seconds. Some of them are im
perfect; no matter what their regular price,
' all in one lot, each
All kind of Tapestry Curtains that usually
sell as high as $5.00 a pair will go as C Ap
long as they last, at, each. UU
$1.50 TAPESTRIES at 25c yard All the tapestry piece
goods of all kinds and descriptions that gener- v
ally sell at for $1.50 yard; they go at, yard JC
10c DRAPERY AND COMFORT SILKOLINE at 2y2c yard
These are in long mill lengths, new and beautiful pat
ternsa limit of 20 yards to a customer worth readily
10c a yard at the ridiculous price of,
per yard .. .6.2
DRAPERY CRETONNE at 5c a yard One big table of
drapery cretonne in long mill lengths usually C
sells at 15c a yard, per yard
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BAILOR
WIUUII Ji M $ JWJ
209-211 S. 15th Street.
98c
fiicoll's Name
In a jfiumrnt tand for
quality, style, first flan
workroanikhli find a mod
ern tr price.
OMAIH HRtTHRR rORK('.4T-Ti(lr fnlr.
s, Green Trading Slaicp Booth, Main Floor v-r
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$1.00 SILKS AT 39c A YARD
Entire Surplus Stock Troiu one or trie largest
the largest Faterson,
X. J., Mlk mills.
Many handsome plalK neat checks, halr-strlpes, chameleon
broche and other novelties, in ngni shkb, pretty ior evening
wear. Nearly every leading style shown tor
this season, plain and changeable taffetas, as
well as biack taffeta. Silks worth up to $1.00.
Monday, at yard
xy ior evening
39c
MORE REMARKABLE BARGAINS !V
Big Ribbon. Sale
In New Ribbon Dept. Annex
Five and six inch Messaline Liberty Silk Ribbon of very
high luster, comes in all colors. You would be
glad to pay us 25c to 50c for this same ribbon. l g
Tomorrow (Annex) your choice, only lLJr S
. ALL SILK MOIRE RIBBONS AT ISO.
; Very high luster all pure silk moire ribbon In pink, light blue,
cardinal, Bcarlet, black, navy, etc., at HALF TRICK. .
' One Inch' ribbon, Ac
- at, per yard
One and one-nair Uo
Inch ribbon, yurd.. JW
Two and a quarter
Inch ribbon, yard aaV
Three and a half fUn
Four Inch ribbon,
at. per yard
Five Inch ribbon,
at, per yard
20c
Inch ribbon, yard. - at, per yard .iw
230 RIBBONS AT IOC YARD Finest printed satin taffeta, varied as
sortment ot colors. No. 7 and No. worth 25c a yard
. Annex, at, per yard IUC
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There Is no lagging or halt
ing in the pare we hare set;
neither will there he for onr
prices are baaed1 on the rock
bottom foundation of manu
facturer's figures.
Not another assortment of
tailoring fabrics like ours
under any roof in this city.
Trousers, $5 to $12,
Suits $20 to $50.
Nicoll's garments are ex
liibited everywhere and the
novel prices are much com
mented on.
It's our big business and
small profit plan that enables
us to do it.
There's a decided advan
tage in having Nlcoll make
your garments.
FRED PAFFENRATH, Mgr.
Cerartiic-CROCKER YC eramic
'33 "j-3 and 50 per cent off on white china a direct loss
to us, lit we must reduce this stock. Come early for first
choice. I Sale continues Tuesday and Wednesday.
33 1-3 cer cent off every item, and
50 per cent off on Cups and Saucers.
Watch for the
Great Underwear
and Hosiery
Sale Thursday
Tilt: UKU.un.i: sroiii;
Great Sale
of Ladies'
Suits 0 Clocks..
Thursda
Great Sale of Ladies'
Waists.
Lnrge assortment of Japanese China
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Double.Green Trading Stamps on every Japanese piece sold
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BENNETT'S BIG GROCERY
Our nyrge business enables
us to I ny well and save our
customers money.
Twenty Oien Trading Stamps with
pound freh roasted Golden Bantim
Coffee ...1
Twenty GreVn Trading Stamp with
lb. can lifnnett's Capitol Ilaklng
Powder, at 2c
Ten Green Trn1lng Stamps with glass
tumbler Crt nherry Sauce l"c
Ten Green Ti aning Stamps with pint
bottle Columbian Catsup
Ten Grwn Trading Stamps with 8-lh.
can BurnhaiYi s i iam vnownr
. Ten Oreon Trading Stamps with thrcn
pkgs. Jellyccnn,
assorted flavors... 25o
ipTetlcy's India
tland Ceylon Teas
Get In , on the
icsslng; contest.
Hlpe tb biff show
jas Itf 16th street
vestlole.
Try )f hand and
win a jprle.
1 Bfelil
SPECIAL ON TEA.
20 Orfen Trading Stamps
with pound Imperial OCP
Japan Tea AOfc.
Castile Boap, cake 2V
Evaporated Cream, can 4o
Oil Sardines, can 3c
Salmon, pound can 10c
Potted Turkey, ran fie
Five Green Trading Stamps with can
splendid Tnhle Syrup pks
Ten Urern Trading Stamps with pint
bottlo Diamond "S" Salad Dress- '
lng, at 25c
Ten Oreen Trading Stamps with pint
tottle Diamond "8" Chill Sauce.. 25o
Twenty Green Trading Stamps with
lb. can Batavia Fancy Salmon ...23c
Ten Green Trading Stamps with two
packages ttennetfs Capitol Oats ..20c
BENNETT'S CANDY SECTION.
Hallowe'en Novelties
to be closed out at
V ve green Trading
'AZWffsiS Stamps with Bon
i;Sifc'iJ Bon box filled with
canay ior oc
Ten Green Trading
Wiui,jf "'amps wun large
TS. rancy pox vannia
flavored Marshmallows ,'. loo
IJTi doren ladles' waists from Max TtoV, I
the well known manufacturer of fin w
waists secured by our buyer at a tremen 1
dons hargnln. will ho on sale Tuosd f i
at a pili-e far below any nerctofora I
known in garnirnta ot such hlali o,uillt'( 1
i.nrmems in mis lot worm up lo .( !- "
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Your unreMtiictrd choice Milr
Tii'Pda at
FVn LINED AND KVR TRIMMED
COATS An entire manufacturer's stocll
most remarkable bargain ever offered
choice at '. 10.00
LADIES' SftTS-ln thn Chesterflel.l and
eton styles made of fine broadcloths and
l.vmen's wool cheviots, lined throughout
with guaranteed satin and taffeta, reg
ular qualities 4 iw
at, clK.lce
CHILDREN 8 BE. R UK1N COATS In
reds, greens, nobby blues and pink. $RV
values I iu
at, cholc 5.VO
WOMRN S CONET SCARFS well worth
the price special, Tuesday f OB
at, choice
Special Handkerchief Sale,
Tuesday. i
WE'RE GETTING READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. CLEARING VT
DIE8' AND CHILDREN'S HANDKERCH IEF STOCK.'
OVR LA-
IW88 esses.
jm ft ,n,p H
ft r II wlUge
I IK VA satlsfle
manufacture our own trunks, traveling bags and sun
We make them of the ben material. Our workman-
unexcelled. We sell them or less than Inferior
would cost you elsewhere. If you buy of us vr.e
the best you will save Hioney you will be better
. Leather Round Matting Suit Cases Usn. nn n
i'm do repairing.
OWAHA TRUNK FACTORY,
izu9 r-arnam Straat.
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1ST LOT 10C HDKFS.-2V4C
A nne lino of children s fancy initial hand-
aercniers Tuesday 01,,
choice
IND LOT 12HC HTKFS.-6C.
Pure linen Initial handkerchiefs, pure linen
piam nemstitcned hdkrs, nne lawn Initial
ndkfa, fancy embroidered
all at one price, choice
6TH LOT S5C
This lot will not last long, so come early. Hand embroidered pure
nneiy nemstitched worth 3oc greatest bargain
ever offered at special sale-price
3RD LOT-l.rC HDKF8 7ViC
Fine pure linen hemstitched hdkfs,
pni!roldered and scalloped hlks.,
regularly 15c, and up to ;'0c
all at one pi Ice
4TH LOT-26C HDKFS 12c.
A great Hue of fancy scalloped and em
broidered hdkfs worth reg- f?lr
fancy
wortfc
7ic
ularly 2oc all go at one price...'..
EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 1C.
linen . and
very
19c
FROM TILL 10 A. M
Ladles' and children's heavy knit
fancy
15c
mittens. In plain black' and fancy
colors regular 2oc quality
for one hour at, pair
FROM 10 TILL 11 A. M.
Children's heavy fleeced underwear
in all sizes regular 3."c qualities,
a limit of four garments f Cif
to a customer, at, gar'mt.
Sewing Machines and Supplies
JOLLY FUN FOR HALLOWE'EN
Garnet to f ltaii the. Young and Tickle lbs
Old folks.
MAKING MERRY IN THE HOME
I'saful Sasarestlona Contained tn the
Story of Vnrloas Games l'lned
by a Party of Thirty. ,
Two.
Thirty-one children to b eulert.j.lneuV
a guess for each of October's golden days
and Hallowe'en to be eclebruted: There
are easier things to do. Such "stunts"
as mlrror-garlng at the shivery hour of f candle flared
pumpkin was perched a Hallowe'en witch
holding a handful of raffia, which came
from the mouth of a grab-bag,
black gown, peaked hat and flying red
cloak, with a veritable broomstick In her
hand, she was the star of Indoors, On
the lawn, rei-dy to offer a welcome to every
guest who arrived, was a greater stur,
a life-size witch with a pair of twinkling
red eyes which could be seen two blocks
distant. Her frame work was a rough
wooden cross with one end hewn to a
sharp stake which was driven Into tho
ground, pillows were tied about her lath
like foim for shapeliness, while her garb
was a night gown. The pumpkin head
was of noble proportions, the hair was a
bunch of black raffia, and over It perched
a lordly hat with a peak pearly a yard
high, wide . brim, and a crlup scurf of
orange-colored paper tied In a. magnificent
Ih)W at one side. The head was nailed sc-
cureiy to tne rrnme woi k and inside the
Go
Southwest
Nov. 7th and 21st
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and see for yourself the opportunities for
making money for home building In Okla
homa, Indian Territory and Texas.
There are openings of all sorts for tha
right men. Are yon onef
To enable you to see the Southwest, Its
advantages and opportunities, the M. K. &
T. R'y will, on November 7th and 21st, sell
round trip tickets to all points Southwest at
Less Than One Fare Rates
Oklahoma Cltr..S10.T0 Fort Worth I19.TS I
In her j Muskogee W.ut Pallas 14.) 1
S,,utu MeAllster 10.70 Houston 2U.(
tiuthrie 10.10 Oalveston 21.10
Shawnee lu. ,0 San Antonio .... 0.00
Tickets permit of stopover going and i
returning and are good twenty-one days
from date of sale.
Write today for particulars
and ask for our paper "The
Coming Country."
W. S. LINDSAY
1314 Far nam St., OHAHA, NkdB.
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Anything and ewrrthlng In this line, from a needle to the very finest !
Cabinet Machines of any Stanqard make. Our prices are moderate and goods
of best quality. When In neta or anything pertaining to sewing machines
give us a trial, we guarantee 6;usiacuon. -
P. E. flFXODMAN A CO..
Telephone 1574: 1514 Capitol Avenue.
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FROM 11 A. M. TILL 12 M.
LADIES' $1.00 GLOBE CORSETS In all si tes the greatest snap ever IQc
nffered for tills onA hour ft t ..... J0
APPLESl APPLES! APPLES!
Bushel boxes of Fancy Colorado
eating apples per box
1.35
i canaiea narea saieiy. lor tne wircn s can
midnight, as following a thread through , wftB Ilnet wtth Hbetos. That she made a
a dark cellar, or pulling kale stocks
none '
of them could be called child's play. Some-
thing had to be planned that was differ- j
ent, something entertaining and "Hallow
'cny." Tha Invitations which' were sent out a
week In advance read as follows:
Won't you come to my Hallowe'en party,
from to 9 Saturday. October 31? I'leaso
wear real play clothes.
SYLVIA HALL.
26 1'urk Avenue.
lis
hit would be praising her mildly; if her
feet hud not been securely planted In the I
earth she might have been tempted to j
curtesy from the attention she received. i
When fifteen small girls filed downstairs,
led by their young hostess, they were
blindfolded, one by one, and each played a
game of blind man's buff with the boys
In the hall, the one who was captured
being her partner Tor supper. It shattered
In an Instant the Ice which has always to
Misses'
OutdoorShoes
At this time of the year the shoes
ou the feet have a great deal to do
with tha health i. the wearer. These
misses' shoes are, genuine box calf and
plump kid, with genuine welt soles
just the shoes to prevent wet feet and
colds.
Child's slses-IH to 11-41.50.
Misses' sixes-HH to 2-J2.O0.
Toung women's s(sea 2V4 to 612.50.
We recommend' these shoes for com-
M fort and extra good wear.
for Its number, then Its owner's name
went third on the roll of honor.
There was, no greater fun during tha
evening than a "peanut carry." The boys
chose partners snd were ranged In two
lines from the dining room to the parlor.
At the end of each line was a table; on
held a big basket of peanuts, beside the
be broken at a children's party. The crowd other stood the umpire, with her pencil and
In the corner of each card was a tiny !
1 ' water color sketch a witch riding a broom.
W blinking owl or a broad-winged bat
fw "Every response was an acceptance and
I straightway, preparations for the purty
1 began. From a farm house we drove home
one day with a load of cornstalks, pump
I kins and carrots. Everybody In the house
Viold who could use a Jack-knife was
pressed Into service. Ilig pumpkins and etuffed potatoes, baked apples with whipped 'credit. When the ohildren began to giggle.
Vtla were transformed Into lanterns, with . cream, gingerbread men. chocolate, nuts j when hands grew th;iky, or a walk qulck-
Y-es upon which black or white paint I and grapes,
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.i -n u-u iuwi cm wa ui When thn vnln-' fun hrrln a n v
watching blind man's buff began to shriek
t with lniiirhtr which arrow tf e-emiinjt
hilarity when the sixteenth girl chased the
sixteenth boy Into a comer. There wus a
hungry rush at 6:30 for the dining room
and parlor, wherer eight small trubles were
' set. four children being seated at each.
The supper was a simple one.' consisting
of tongue and chicken sandwiches, with
paper. On It was a wooden bowl and two
plates. When the umpire called a girl's
name she and her partner walked down the
center to the farther table. Covering the
barks of their hands with all the peanuts
they could hold, they carried them to the
other table, where they were counted. It
sounds like an easy task, but the winner
had only seven or eight peanuts to his
Vtachloa. They were distributed about
Viouse; tucked among russet oak leaves
'green pine boughs on each mantel, set
Vn fashion on a newel pout In the
i hung here and there from over
rllles. Cornstalks were stacked be
jl replace at a safe distance from the
the house was lit dimly by pump
's or candles set In hollowed car-
'g table was set wlui a group
Lindlestlcks and bowlfuls of ap-
trapes and candy. Upon a fat
tenuity la a Joy Forevor.
Oouraud'a Oriental
or Magloal Beautlflor.
Tm. Pimp!"-,
Hats, ul bt.R l':i..fa.
ftna rvtry b-rrutra
C j arlrrtli'B. H
J vf 7 !. aad
U to kuiklia
l jUtu.ttl
Is tr i f Bad.
A oop Uu Obuatcr
Irlt of tFuuu
tucf. Pr. 1 A.
lati f IU kut.
t' a t pMi.ri'i
MV fa tad'
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'-ariLtful of all IL
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faan
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young aunt was appointed referee and re
corder In the various games. The first part
of the program was held In the kitchen
while tables wore heing cleared and dishes
carried to the butler's pantry. There was,
of course, a tub tilled with lukewarm water
(It was too chilly a night for a cold plunge),
and In It floated a score of rosy apples.
Bobbing for them was no end of fun. and
the first youngster clever enough to bring
one up In his or her teeth was given the
tirst place on the list of honor, which
meant later the first chance at the grab
ba.
An apple tied to a string was swinging
In a doorway It got bitten at last then
flfti-en minutes were upent over what the
mall hostess ca'led "candle boats." It
excited curiosity enough when there was
handyd about a plateful of walnut shell
halves. Each one was numbered on th
bottom with India ink. then into it had
been poured a sjioonful of paraffin. In
the renter stood a bit of oil-soaked cot
ton string to make a wick. The children.
j each one keeping tn memory the number
I of his walnut shell, crowded about the tub
Ion the kitchen floor, and ou its waters was
launched a fleet nf 4urnmg caudle boats.
All eorts of exi ItluK adventures befell tlienu
They bum!d Into each niher. one or two
were capslxe-d, some took Hie and burind
up, hile a few sailed on 'srrvriely with
their Utile randla hurnlng up th" last dn-p
of greaita. The last ui vlvoi was luspectcd
ened Into a run, the peanuts went tumbling
everywhere, to tha delight of the on
lookers. There was a game of bean bags, then a
spirited soap bubble contest. For this part
ners wore drawn again and a . ribbon
stretched from end to end of the room, with
boys on one tiie and girls on the other. It
was aplayed almost like a tennis game, a
girl blowing a bubble to her partner, who
wafted it back. The contest went down the
line, and the children who kept a bubble
floating for two minutes won. At last
thirty-two names were down on the ref
eree's list, and everybody gathered about
the grab bag in front of the witch doll,
who yielded un her reins of raffia. Each
boy and girl, according to his or her place
upon the list, pulled at a black or an
oraiige-voluird strand ot lafflu. One Jerk
brought out a bundle wrapped in tissue
pupa-r. and such queer things ere un
wrapped, velvet cata and china elephants,
feathered roosters or tiny dolls, old women
who midiled their heads, and old men who
winked tlvlr eyes, long-tailed mice, or fat
little owls, ar.d Japanese novelties without
end.
What a stampede there was down cellar
when the Jolly aunt appeared with a corn
popj-er. tin pans and a package of pop
corn. I'pstalrs they came again presently
with half u bunhel of hot, snowy-white
kernels. Tlien with bewlfuls of pop corn
and peanuts they made a circle around the
Jolly aunt, who announced that the last
half hoiu was tn ) devoted to something
Very Low
Excursion Rates
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DrexelShoe Co.
1419 Farnam St.
Send for catalogue.
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Wember 7th, 1905,
1 To Points in
Kansas, Colorado,
Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, Arkansas,
HeM Mexico and Texas.
Haai 75 per cent of the One
Way Rate for the Round Trip,
with ithree weeks return limit and
choiW of voutes.
There are home-getting op
portunities in the West and
Southwest today that will be
gone tomorrow. Swlae them
I NOW
Heii.i for free illustrated literature
concerning the locality that interests
you and list of opportunities.
PEARS ! PEARS! PEARS!
Bushel boxes of fancy Colorado
Pears per box
Now is the time to buy box apples and pears.
Letting Down Grocery
Prices.
1.98
21 lbs. pure cane granulated sugar for Jl.OOjThe best Pearl Tapioca, Sago, Barley or
.. ,. . . carina, m
o lu. aui'lis itint:y ihbu pu-ieui
Minnesota flour 1 35
10 lb. sacks best granulated white
or yellow cornmeal 16c
The best bund picked navy beans, !u....3s;c
3,
7ollv,.,m Jell,, nr Adv Jell, nkg ........ if
10 bars best brands laundry soap Tio
Fresh crisp ginger snaps, lb Ko
The best soda or oysier crackers, lb. 6'c
Fancy California oranges, dozen lhe
New Jersey sweet potatoes, lb 2e
GIVn TliE BOY
a watch. He will be more prompt at school and home
again on time. We have a nice watch for a boy for
ll'.SO. M.00 and 13.00. .A gold tilled watch for $10.00. $12.00
and $15.W. Nothing would please a boy more than a
watch of his own. Select one now for a Christmas gift.
LOOK FOR THE NAME.
S. W. LINDSAY, Jeweler,
1316 Douglas St.
P. HIT n EI .FOR D, D. P.
132.J Farnam Street,
Omaha, Neb.
A..
verv w.ird ana "Hanowe eny. one sve
before a low table. chanting softly. whll
Into a saucer she tossed a tablespoonful
of salt and poured alchohol upon It froml
a sliver flagon. When sne toucnea u wun
match It biased up In a blue uncanny flame. 1
Then she began la a slow, deep voice: ,
Little Orphan Annie's come to our house
to stay! j
She had scarcely reached the last verse
when the saucer-lamp flared strangely
and went out. Th reaaer lit It again,
with her salt and ehohol. and recited: !
All around the house In the 1et-hHck night. ,
It stares through the window pane, .
but the light went out as she whispered
slowly: 1
All the wicked shadows coming tramp. 1
tramp, tramp! i
There followed Eugene Field's ghostly '
"Seeln" Things," with Its "scary" refrain.
But as she ended the last stania the lights
suddenly biased up. real electric .lighti
Instead of tallow dips in carrot candle
sticks and the clock struck 9 There was a
scurry upstairs for warm caps and ceie
"flood Nights" were said, nut only to the
little lady hostess, her tall mother and the
Jolly aunt, but to the witch lady on Ihe
lawn, whose round eyes still glowed. Her
black raffia hair was trowing across ber
pumpkin face; she couhl not very well
push It aside, for her arms were stretched
out stiffly and her arms would not hem!
It had been a very lolly Hllowe er
even the witch lady seemed to acknowledc.
It the next morning, when her head wnl
carried down cellar and her e:ueer wood.
leg humped Its way up the attic stairs.
Nicholas.
(She Best of
Everything
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1hc Only Double
TracK Railway
to. Chicago
25 Per Cent
Than the one way fare for
round trip tickets
Nebraska.
Wyoming,
Th Biack Hills,
and
Many Southern Points.
Nov. 7 and 21.
-city orrics
1403 FARNAM
OMAHA
TEL. 624-601
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A young man
wants a.
warm room.
Ha will look oyer
tho Room-for-Rant Ads
on tha Want Ad page
of Tho Boa. If your
room Is advartlaed
there, ho will come to
look at It.
Now Is the time to
ront your vacant room.
You can run a lO-werd
ad three times for "
cents.
Telephone S&3.
30,000 Jltal Circulation.
eACB and COMFORT are sure to eons' those wo amoks
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