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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1914.
THREE
TcONOMtST STORE j j Phonc84 j j 308.310 West Centra! j j THE ECONOMIST STORE j vgj 308-310 West Central j'PhoncS. j j THE FXQNOM1ST STORE
MMl ORDERS
Mail Orderi
Given
Prompt
and Careful
Attention
Free Delivery
Out of
Town by
Injured
Parcel Post
QQ
promptly attended In and goods turwarded premld by par
(.,. post. excepting In case of mvrchandic tun larew it ton
ii'.ivy
Till') FCoN'oMlST has ncen dealing with ttii" public fur many
,,.,, and ha never during this linn, deviated from lis stun
,..,, ABSOUTF. HKI.1ABIUTY.
This term lulellv
illbes ill
h. ii. led I- of our miignificput
situ k of hluh elaxs furs.
"" urgently Invite you to see tin- beautiful ntes In sets,
s.aifs and mulTs iiwnlutig f'mir liif peel lou In the department
on tho si mid floor.
Silk EcOTQffiiiks
i tut km w s nn i its
K is ii pleasure to select from this
r, .,, sM, !i (,f SilliS It has no WCSt-
,.,,i rival In either quantity or end
(,.; variety ii ml no at ore In AiiMlca
offering superior values.
m-iciai. list or silks
s.vi.n
ji.oii mimI $l..'3 Fancy Silks, consist -of
checks, stripes, mc.ssallnc ami
t i'ictii, choice colors unci styles. .(!!
sj.mi soft Taffetas, 3i inches wiili1,
. . . . I . ... r . ... 1 tt t 1 11
roli'l'H to win i 11010, tii- mi
.'t Iii ::-lnrll llcW 1 I it iI Silks, all new
hades, worth to $1.30 yard KI.I9
I'Mnch liliick urn! white check Silks,
icgulnr Milne to $l.:iu yard $!.!
411-inch Silk ami Wool l'opltn
Ch:irniulit, ".i. new Mimics to delect
from, regular $l.,10 urd SI. 35
p'-iuch good grade non-slipping
ivpc do Chine, all the new shades
fur evening mill street Wear, regular
prices J'-"0 to ..UU SI. I.I
pi ,i..'i!ji of "li-ini'h Mack Silk, i on--Ming
of Moire Velolir, Faille, Moire,
T.i IT.-ta, lletignlino, Duchess Satin:
worth to M.oo yurd SI. 1)8
n-inch Chiffon Dress Velvets, colors
IiNh Ii. tele de nogre. new blue, prune,
I i ussiii n green, fuchsia; (peciiil, per
I I $l..-0
this- i;i:iv, on Tin; mux
l l.ooit.
I'll pieces nil wool novelty I hi ss
Hoods, consisting of I'lnlds, Chocks,
Stripes, llengalinc, Serges, liiiliar
iline. I tron tic loth and Novelty weaves;
worth to l.'.r.u vurd; special ...Sl.l
Novelty .Shepherd Check wool ill cms
goods, 5(i inches wide, colors green
and white, navy and white, brown
and white and black find white ami
plain uoods to match. Value :'..'i0;
special VI.UH
.Vl-inch all wool Storm Serge, spooned
and shrunk, ready for use. Colors
black, navy, medium blue, drown,
gurnet, etc Regular price $1.2.1;
special . 11
cloth roi: tiii; i'oiti.ak
iron. ii and ui:my coats
oti-ineh Aslrachan Cloaking, ull col
ors; J 4.00 value $i. 98
"iii-imh reversible all wool Cloaking,
all new this season, vatiety of color
combinations; :i..'i0 value -'.,"
."it Inch nil wool Cloaking, plain polo
cloth, ziheline checks and plaids,
value , .H
Fir ft
mi d
aiowriiir
?r Misses, Woaaeia, Bkh mi
Main l'loor
Yes, stocks are complete ami we are ready to gcrve you, Please look through
our linen before buyiiiK, ns we believe we can give you better quality at lower
in ice stlian you can get elsew here.
A VDKV IMM Al, sI.K OK WOMKVs AM MIssK.S'
,X I'M'Sl'Ali SAI.I'. HIX'AI M'; It In very early In the ciIKI.n to offer Komi,
standard, well-made, stylish Kiirmeiits at much less than regular prices.
S
AV I'XI'Sl'AI, KAI.E IJIX'.U'M: owIiik to the scat! My ,.f ettalti materials w
cannot procure new supplies of some of the lust selling styles which we
have been reordering freely lliiiiuuhout the season, therefore we have se
lected many lilKh-Ktndo Mannents from Mock and will offer them at the'
Brently reduced price quoted for Monday.
AX t'M'Sl'AI, SI.K lll-TAI'M' eVtraordinary pun liases made dni itiK the past
week by our New York resident luarf, and rnhsed to us by express, will be
included In Monday's Kfeat offcrltm.
Rifffli!!!8ailbffiir We Ntficr MiIh Vsakea
(.'nine i this sale wild Hie fullot nsiiianie thai yon will get tallies exacllv
us i-cpreMiilfil in this luhfitlf uif ul.
SITTS Made of Seine, t inbaldlnes, I'oplllis, etc., ill the tn-w buin font models;
new Htyh, new eololr; special IH..'t
SlTTS Made of Hit adcloth, Wool Poplins, liabaidim s, etc, many models to
select from, some fur trimmed; special V'J.YOO
COATS Consisting of the newest plaid and check mad-rial; new coloings with
the new ripple hacks; special IIH.IH
COATS- Just received, the lateM much), called the new College h ml Skating
Coats; special I2.5I and H.mi
lll;.ss;s New basuue ilicssis. made of l'lein h serges and satins, colors black,
navy, ltussinn green, tele do hcro; special ?t .".
Iltl-;SSKS Girls charming school ilres.se!, made of Scop h plaids, navy seine,
Shepherd's checks, etc., sizc ti Id 16 years, sin-dully priced fur I bit ucok.
lUI-:sM-;s I'or Juniors and young ladles or little women; new basipie and
tunic styles; priced XH.olt and up
II A I II Mi l.Ol (.l(i ICOItl-'.S I'or men, women, misses and children. mr
new assortment shows the latest styles In superb color effect,- and at prices
that enhance their own attraction.
Autumn Millinery, recognizing the supremacy of black velvet and the favor
acioiileil satin. Is ready. Much that is all-black and much lhat is blacU-aml-white
all In one fashionable assemblage. Some close, some In the large
sailor stvles and some with a wonderfully graceful line, rolling front right to
left. Prices .tM to SIH.00.
Oil v t a days ago w e rece
... i . . i. .. .
' I Hie l.lllious
i-lwil our
t,n
shoving
fall liniMiri onbr
'i'iir,iiii.,, i !,.,. w
lomplete lines III Kid lilovrs retail
mg from In Jt.V.Mt M street
length; and from .l on ,, .r,u in
lii biittoii length And owing to the
uncertainty of fiitm Mipply we be
lieve It witm to sei -ore oiir needs
i M 1 1 . t. te ill sizes
while stocks are
and rolors.
C.io.. ii i.l XI. ...I... ' .1 ,-l....u
' - ii., , ,.,.-o i 1 1 , , II 1 1
colors, standard makes only; special
Pliccs thm week l.:l.
v e lit ami gnatauti
we seil.
all
Vel nlove
IN llltll I I M' Aldt V
liows of 1,'oiniin and f.incy striped
libbolis in dozeiu, of in I, a- eomblna
llntis are newly here, pointing to the
growing fashion of wearing many and
gay lines In our Rashes. There are
many widths mid patterns, and prices
are :t.V. .Mle, T.'ie and It 1 .00 i . , - yald.
lt0 I'll I S I'WCV HIIHIOX.
2,'m- V ltl
Connistlng of Moir,, lq-esdeii, Per
sian, slrlpes. iheiks. etc.; a big as
sortment to ihiHnr from; yard 2.V.'
We tie lour hat and hair how and
all other fan, y bows, free of i hai ge.
Sw(siliir Sells ifoir fifans
ll&ltUIi&fi
Alti; .IM 1 INMMMIMS
Main Floor.
I'or they mean ro much of com
fort and therefore i heery ilisposl
t i i in to little tots.
Sweater sets. 1 to .1 years, knitted
n-plern sets at jjtl.HH, 'J..-iU. $;l.on
and l.00.
White, gray, cardinal, Copenhagen
and brown ale the colors and some
have belts; all have pockets in the
coals.
Nexer Heir We llelter I'H'paei'il, ur
Our Prices More Itca-onalilc .
AY mention but a few Items to show
you the ledoi Hons for tins week,
Tn-liicli I , it-Ii liamask, 1 a pieces In
M'lei I I'ioiii, tegular II value, (.po
ol. il, v.itil use
7 1 -1 n . 1 1 Met i eri.ed liaiiiask. all new
iIisikiis teKiil.ir V'ic value, special
yii id Mc
.'ix ;u He h heax v Hotel Naekins.
ilesimi, icyiilar $ I no dozen, per
do.eu, special 2.."..Y
Ale all h.ii- The prettiest, dainti
est and I I i-.iiiHiti stvles ever
bioiinhl mil In 1 1 lofoi In a f.,11 en
soil. 1 1 1. .i i . . xx Is the time to se
lf' Itoiii lull i, tiiellts, and i oil
will find our pinesj most riMsonable.
lieaiittlnl S,iu Crepe Waists at
:i.t.'i. sit ;.n .,,,,1 xio oo.
l ace and I'hllloii Waists at 7..MI,
ll.nit ti ml xi.vimi.
New Wash, ihle pal. lie Waists at
l.;l.-. $.'.Ml , $100,
NlH .de Hasipie AValsts the
very latest novelty, 7,.M and $10.00.
Hw fMk Brand
TniJEisffiiiiiiSiB
H''" I, 1 I Ini Ii to .1 Inches wid";
plain and fancy elfei Is; lum p used
in slvhsh tailored coals, suits and
dresses lOe t $M
IFinir ml B!k ftiw
A ildite stork Iii colors of blaik,
while, pinl,, Hkv, Pi,, uii, monkey
fur, i o n -y fur and marabou edges,
prion! according to width and grades.
Fur t riii,nnnK.s are fashionable and
we have plenty at present.
lti; M il l, Ml t II I AAOItl I)
A splendid selection Is offered In
our neckwear department of the most
original, best made neckwear to be
pill chased.
Then- is great ili'iiiatul Just now for
vcMecs. Kiiiinp,. ,,, I eollar-and cuff
sets. We ahie. a good supply at
2."ie, ."i0, .'n' and $1.00
THE ECONOMIST
308-310 West Central Ave. Phone 84
THE ECONOMIST
308-310 West Central Ave. Phone 84
THE ECONOMIST
308-310 Wrt Centra! Ave. Phone 84
nijoyi'il theniselveH at cird.-i. Thou'
presi'iit at the Woman's liol'd of
Trade il.ince were Misses Langahn.
(iulliigher, l.ucero, Morrison llarri
fun, Kilvvards, Sanford. Johnson, t'hil
ilcrs, Preiifli. Messrs. ic"liiUick,
THltihell, Holt, Kdwnr-I-:, !Cm"i'on.
Hank, ll'ninill, (iriffin, Paikh'.nst
I'ulleiton anj others.
,MST Hilt IXSTAXCK.
T.evviire the awful jiggerboo,
Who roams th' forest dim;
1 ln's nine feet high and four feet
through,
And tears folks limb from limb.
The princess tu her suitors said:
"1 swear that I'll' be true
To hiui who brings the gristly head,
"I the red-eyed jiygcrboo."
'J'lipii the suitors' heads were bowed
w th grief -:
And they muttered; " 'Tis outrage
ous, For the princess knows 'tis our belief
That the jigger's breath's conta
gious." Hut Kupert went when no one ntis-ied
him.
Ami ps gleaming razor drew.
Ami he jal.o d a hole in tho jiggef'B
system
That let the sunshine through.
Then he brought the head In his good
right hand, :
Hut nl hope was soon bereft,
J'r the princess had married another
man,
And Kupert was badly left.
lie turned from
lis llenth
And, with his razor keen,
J"' cut a slice from the jigger'
breath
And never no more was seen.
Kugene Brown.
CU.MIXt; AM) (iOIXf;.
A trip by automobile to Las A'cgis,
H;in lied by Mrs. M. C. Mechem and
-uiss Conrad, both enthusiastic mo
torists, !,., i,epn u,andoned for the
ini" heinK on account of the unfav
orable weather.
Mis. I.. C. Collins will return this
Ivvcek after an absence of several
'months at Up; bedside of her daugii
Iter, who has completely recovered,
i lb-sides Chicago, Mrs. Collins visited
I other eastern points,
i Miss .Massif has returned from Den
Uer, having recovered from serious
) illness.
j Mis. J. Wight liiddings is expected
I home this we k from a vihii with rcl
I ativ s in M ichigan.
! Mis. McDonald and daughter, Mrs.
j S)enccr, are to be home from the
i Carrlzozo ranch early this week.
The Saturday rlub was the guest of
Mrs. Harry F. l.ec at the De Vargas
on Saturday nlt-rnoon.
Where to Worship
Today
IMM.UTKTH COXCKI'TIOX
ciiritc.il.
Sodality mass, 7:00 a. m.
Second mass, 8: HO a. in.
Ijite mass, 10:00 a. 'in.
ST.
AC
Alamo Hive No. 1 Ladies of the
Maccabees, held a most interesting
moetin',' Thursday afternoon at which
Mrs. Pinu M. West, of Port Huron,
Mich., fupreine commander of the or
der, and Mrs. Laura H. Hart, of San
Antonio, Texas, mad- addresses. The
meeting was followed by an elegant
bu nquet.
HEADACHE STOPS
,-s i; AX(ii:i,icL i.ctii-
Kit AX CHITtf'H.
Corner Silver and Sixth streets.
Kdward P. Schueler, 1). D., pastor
Piirsonage, JU6 Houth Sixth street
Phone 13.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni
)n Tuesday evening at X o'clock
mass meeting' of all Young People s
sociilles will be held in this church,
to hear State Secretary Paul C. Urown
of California,
hands and careless
from the
NEURALGIA GONE
thi' door, as coo!
Dr, James' Headache Powders
give instant relief Cost
dime a package,
Xerve-racking. split ting
throbbing headaches yield
or
In
dull,
just a
few moments to Dr. Jnmes' Headache
Powders which cost only 10 cents a
package ut nny drug store. It's the
quickest, surest headai he relief in
the whole world. Don't suffer! Re
lieve the agony and distress now!
You can. Millions of men and women
have found that headache or neural
gia misery Is needless. Get what you
ask for .
Banking Facilities
an i;.i'i.itn;x(E exti:xi)Ixg own a n:iuoi or
TIIIKTY-SIX TKARS IX LOOKING AKTKK THE HAXK-
i.xu m:i;is ov thi: i-koplk of this commcxitv
11 AS CilVKX THE OI riCKHS AXI 1HHKCTOHS OK THIS
IJAXK A THOUOCGH VXDKItSTAXTHXG OK THE
l IXAXCUTi ItEylJItE.MENTS OK 11HMS,. COKI'OKA
TIOXS AXI IXDIVIWALS. YOIXO MEN Jt'ST KX
TKHIXU BCSIXESS A HE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO
OPEN CIirXKIXO ACCOrXTS IX ANY A.MOCNT.
we orn.it THE MOST SATISKACTOUY SEHVKE AXD
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science services are held
in the Woman's club building, at tlo!
corner of Seventh street and Hold
avenue, every Sunday morning at 11
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
8 o clock.
Sunday school at :43 o'clock.
Heading room In the .V. T. Arnil.io
building', room No. 18, open each week
day from 3 to 5 p. m.
COXOrEROHS.
She swept and garnished her house
with care
Though many the telltale footprints
til ere.
For childish
feet
Had carried the clay in
street.
Yet over her face shone Joy serene
As she tolled to keep her henrthston.'
clean.
And J understood as her loul took
wings
And scared above the clay
To sing.
CHINESE INTERPRETERS
QUARREL IN U. S. COURT j
,cas of the Slate vs. W. C. Plltman
State vs. Hernabel lories, tho
i returned vci dii ts of not guilty.
terpr.ters fell' to miarrellng with each ' ''"" 'V' "' ' -'""' 1
lolhee In the l.-.t.-i 1 i t vest, r- i State senate has conllrmeil the ap-
: v l iwiiiir the trial of Tin, mas Mar- ; pointmelltH of liliss Kleein 111
Mln. of Tucumcarl. and Chin Snev .! l",s' "Ulster
Incensed of conspiracy to smuggle
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHLRCH.
Corner Lead avenue and South Third
street.
Charles Oscar Heekman, Pastor.
.Miss Kdith Gorby, deaconess; D.
A." Porterfleld, superlntfiident of the
Sunday schooj; Harry Frank, presi
dent Epworth league; Miss Jennie L.
Trott, directress of choir.
Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30
P. m.
Sunday sehoo meets at 9:l."i a. m.
Fpworth league devotional service
at 0:30 p. m., Misg Pearl Tompkins,
leader.
BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CIICIU II.
Corner Gold avenue and Broadway.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
Preaching by Bro. Fergusson.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Christian Endeavor ut 6:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday even
ing at 7:45 .o'clock.
ST. .iiiiiv's 'iiri: m
Corner. Fourth street and West Silver
avenue.
Key. 'William K. Warren, D. D.,
rector; residence, 1309 West Tijcras
avenue.
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy Kucharist, 7 a. ni.
Sunday school, :45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon,
o'clock.
Evening prayer and if'rnion,
o'clock.
11
::ii)
FIRST BAITIST CHIRCH.
Crner Broadway and Iead Avenu. .
Sunday Rfhool at 9:43 a. ni., J. W.
Horton, superintendent
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.
m. by Mm. K. Ii. Atwood.
Young People's service at 6:30 p. m.
Bev. C. T. Taylor having in cepted a
call to the pastorate of the church is
expected to take charge on the first
Sunday in November.
COMPLETE SAFETY TO EVERY DEPOSITOR. H
I- - V ' "
Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn nrrived yes
terday from Albuquerque and Is a
guest of Mi-ig Conrad on Buena Vista
heights.
Ely ; to lUwxxe'l.
Santa F, Oct. 24. State Chairman
Italph C. Kly made a hurry trip to
Bosxvell to consult with Banker K. A.
Cahoon regarding the republican
campaign in the lower Pecos yalle.
She s't her mark on a lofty height.
And upward climbed through nid'iy
a night.
But the road was long
st u p, ,
And the clay clung fast to her aching
feet,
And her hands outstretched Just miss
ed the goal;
Vet brave of heart, and strong of soul,
She soiiim uloft on Joyous wings
And lives above the clay
And sings.
Shu builded her castles strong and
well;
She set her love on a pedestal;
And worshiped at his shrine each day
To find her idol's; feet were clay;
And as he fell the world grew black
And Faith was lost; but Hope came
back,
And to her tirms she closer clings
And rlseg ubove the clay
And sings.
When Life's fierce stotms beat grim
and gray
And shut the sunshine from our day,
And Joy Is ( linked by parking cart!
And Faith seems weaker than Ijespalr
When hopes deceive and all is lost
And shipwrecked on laic's sea we're
tossed,
O! then we rise on splendid wings i
Supremely o'er all sordid things, j
And live above the day I
And sing!
Emma F. Swingle,
Chinamen into the I'nited States,
They differed over tho Interpreta
tion put on answers of Chinese wit
nesses, and Judge W. H. Pope had to
reprimand them before they stopped
their Jabbering In Chinese. Although
nn, i roueti un,li",e court remained In session until
at Las Cruces
i Hughe In be postmaster
gordo, thun ending thi
be
and L. B.
at Alamo-
ultter New
.Mexico postoffice lights. Dllk Sellg
iic ill had been nominated for post
master ut Las Cruces, but the senate
lulled to confirm him because of ob
jections of Senator A. B. Fall. L. B.
HiighcH succijeds .1. M. Hawkins who
has been postmaster at Alamogoribi
for twelve years and will go to Ore
gon next month. Protests had been
filed against the appointment of
Hughes, but were unavailing.
after 6 o'clock this evening, the ex
pectation that the case would go to
the Jury Was hot fulfilled.
I'nited States District Attorney
Summers Burkhart will make a lif
ti en-minute argument tomorrow
morning and then Judge Pope will
charge the Jury. Two other cases are
set for trial tomorrow, one an Indian
liquor case and the other Involving
prosecution for sending an obscene
letter through the mails.
BLANKETS. COMFORTERS
X
Governor IIhi Full Program.
Santa l'e, li t. 21. Governor W. C.
McDonald is slated to apeak today
forenoon at Dona Anu, In the af
ternoon at 1m Union and In the eve
ning at Mesllla and Las Cruces.
FORGETS TO SETTLE
WITH HIS CREDITORS
j Awiirale) to Get New Trial.
! Carrizojio, N. Al., Oct. 'H The
'court has advised the attorneys for
the defense In tln ease of the State
vs. lilcardo Ascarate, found guilty of
j manslaughter last Tuesday, thut their
I motion for a new trial will lie heart
I next Monday. If this motion Is over-
i ruled, the defendant will receive the
j sentence of the court at that time.
I Tho court Is now occupied w ith short
I criminal cases Involving the violation
of the deadly weapon act, two such
: c ases heing tried yesterday. In tn
l.P.C.L CO .D1.CI TO MOHNINS JOU.NAlJ
Carrizo.o, X. M., Oct. 24. Some
time ago a man giving his name as C.
B. Boyle opened a railroad eating
house at Duran, tills county, going In
debt for his fixtures, it is alleged. He
succeeded in establishing a line of'
credit with the. local merchaints,
which continued uninterrupted until
about ten days ago, At that time Air.
Boyle figured out that his business
Was not a paying venture, and In
der to meet his local obligations he
gave a mortgage on the fixtures In
hiB restaurant for a certain amount
and for the balance gave his checks
drawn on the Commercial National
bank of Fl 1'aso. He then left Duran
for the Pass City, leaving the latter
city, it is alleged, on a Texas & Pa
cific train on the, HUh instant for
some point In Texas. It Is understood
that he left Duran owing the mer
chants. of that place over 11,200. A.
J. Cury. one of the victims, has filed
complaint in the Justice court and an
effort will be made to locate Boyle.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by Ik-I iiilli'itlii. thi'T innmit rmuli fli
dlHPMed iiuitlen i)( lb' 'r. Tliere U imly
... ,e . fn. ami Uml In br com! Jto 1 1 n
I rnniilli'. Iffnm in cniKfll bf ll lllltlillimi
condition "f th nrmi llnln of the Kinuuclilui
t.u Uh.n tlili tulip ll liiflainid yiMl hnve (
ruraullor xmofl or Inuierfeet hearing, nil wtn-ii
It In fntlrcly oliimd litiiei H (lie result, nn!
nnii, ihr Inflammation Can br (nkn out miu
this tulie rrttvred to ll norilnl i imilltl'iii. le-ur
tnc will b" di'stmyil toreitr. iiin out ill
,,.m ... ,-aiinMi l,v Catnrib. which ti notlilnit but
p i an liitlamul ennditlon of the puioom in fi-e.
oi - i . ..... u...,,l,l lt..nM,-a fi,r mo ,-nav
of ivafneaa OaiKKl b.r calarrb) lint eanliot b
iurU hT Hall'a Catarrh Cure. Sunt fur elnu
larafree. f rilESRV CO., Tolwlo. O.
Hold by Pmlt. 75e.
fake Hall a Kautlly I'd" fur O0tlialion.
Senator Buys Blooded Cattle.
Santa Fe, Oct. 24. I'nited States
Senator Albert B. fall has Just bought
herd of J00 : registered Durhains
and iHereforrts from the ranch of
John P, Boekefeller In Kansas. The
cattle ore the finest ever brought to
Otero county and will be pastured
the Three Biverg ranch,
"- AlVD H
BOOK ON
Diseases
HOW TO rEEfi
M.illod Vnr to any addreaa br the author
H. CI.4YUI.OVeB. V.S.
HA W -at 3 1 at Strati New York
Albuquerque Foundry and
Machine Works
Engineers FoiukIpts Machinist
Casting In Iron, Brass, Bronze,
Aluminum, Klectric Motor. Oil JSa-
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