THE ABBEVILLE, CITIZEN', SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1911
VJ AND PERSONAL.
c
' At ,8t Oanevleve'i collet In Vlc
tertvlMt avanlng a delightful concert
tt given fey :' the Schubert Music
chit tn the auditorium, which la dig
nified ty.-ibd name Schubert hall.
, Thntlr' program, with the cep
' t tie f the little playlet, waa lrleh,
"ln"rpect to th patron aaint ot Krln,
e 'jhtfeit. '., ,:Jiothr p .Planck' and
' th "liiatera and boarder were aret
at,. nd graatly'anjoyed the cdncert.
Afterward a dance waa given and re
wef clever and, cauaed , much merrl
mem. It waa called "The Cnu
Man," Mlaa, 'Mary' Ambler aan
"Aornn'' and ' Kathleen Mavour
nn1 waa tuna by Mlaa Kuth Ory,
who responded to an encore with
"The' lar Homeland.' Mlaa Juliet
Meriwether sang "The Harp That
One Through Tarda Hall." and
Shamrock Land" waa aung by Mlaa
Cuthnert Dufour. Mlaa Macartney
played 'The Ceulin" on the violin and
wetted "Th rot-'' An Irian Jig waa
on of th hits of the evening and
waa gracefully danced by Mlaa
Owendelyn Macartney. Eileen Sweet
Mar Andereoa and Cuthbert Dufour,
There were a number ot piano, and
; . . . ...... .a -.a .... . .w
, ' vormi aeioa wnicn inuu.vt
pleaeant entertainment.
J
Tha dance laat avemng at ine uai
' ' tery Park hotel waa one of the moat
; flail BUT raa 1 nr ar n a wintir g.nu e,M j arm lit
reora wae crowded until at the height
of to evening dancing waa difficult.
Tha orcheatra. added to th aueceae' of
' ih k nlkVlnf ft ; aumbir of
lrlah alri in compliment o the day,
whlefr made moat tnaptrin a-tw
. ) KMt frtdaT vnlng a law dance
will be giva in tha ball room and win
be ane of the "apeciaia- of tn ea
rii Th management baa naked that
ta that, only thoa holding
" neaaaA card wui be admitted to the
dance. Th tarda ware taaued lomt
month ago. And Invited tha recipient
t th annoaa given at the Battery
fHt Hotel during th year. - ,.
fh Hoetor' AI4 aoeletr f Trinity
rifareh will hold a eak aal at Brown
, Mb Northrup' on patton avenue today
frm 19 a. m. until P. m.
Little Trevte Salisbury gav a pretty
children ipanr yaaterday afternoon
t which a numeer or ner young
friend were Invited. Th children
Vy gamaa and Jatar refreshment
erer aervea.
1 Mr. GUtar ? Alaatdr and Mr.
Lui Aleaanda entertained with
bridge party yeeterday afternoon, and
tt waa on of th moat delightful
VMtdr th wh.' Th houte waa
A mlmm Mt iklWHll IfttVM. white ttd
4 green paper carnation and the light
were ahaded With green. The loee
i jyer f tmmt lor, and the amall
4 ka and aandwich wer cut in th
: nhap I ghmrl. Tn nr pnee
van wen by Ml Hlld Burn and waa
4 a dalaon halt pin; the eeoona priae,
. rn by Mlaa adt Kmanual. wai et
. tw Cloleoae beauty nine, The
X raMouttlon wrlae waa won by Mr.
, . iu.k Main, who la Vlltln 1
Adoloh oh. Thr wr a number
i vuta prnt
j ,-s t, ::-. J
Th Friday Kmbroldery club waa
- lMamntty antertainea on rn
.Vday hftnrwoon Mra, J. C. Pttton
1 . m eiiii h rulHanna
najf.' aerav raw vn 7 " www
eTourteen membert betd a few !
Prnt. Th oe-
lelen wa largely dvotd t dn ob
eervano ot t. Patrtek day, aa waa
v vtdned by th profuelon of green
" dlplnyd. On of the lntereetlng
' feature Wan oonteH ot embroider-
lag from memory, with grewi ailk, va-
rlou animal. At I o'clock the gueata
ei-epeired to th dining room, which
waa beaatlfully decorated In green
gad lighted with candle. They were
.( U wmail taoiea, wner oe
. llelet naiad coara waa rved, the
aandwlehea- bel tied with dainty
green ribbon. The place cardf were
. hmrlt with aultabl quotation
bp th rr,la,
' ," -f Jd J
. Dr. and Mra. C. A. Schenok and th
student of the Blltmore foreatry
adhsot, Who hav spent th winter In
, tmrmatadt Germany, expected to aall
yaatdrday tor America. The atudenti
will accompany Dr. ftchenck to the
Adirondack, where they will be In
- tamp for two or thre wk. The
rehool will come to Blltmore In th
4 summer and will be encamped In the
vlolntty. There are about thirty-
eight in th school at present, which
Dainty New Waists
of Beautiful Linenar Lingerie
$1.00 to $2.50
We have many beautiful Spring Waists of
exquisite quality, charmingly designed at sur
prisingly moderate prices. Prove the above by
an early examination.
You just ought to see these lingeries so dain
tily trimmed with lace or emroidered. The
smartness of these plain tailored Cairo cloth
Waists, pocket trimmed, will certainly please
you. Our embroidered tailored Lineii Waists
are receiving marked favor.
..--Rest assured that the styles, qualities and
prices are always right here. But in these
waists we have exceptionally attractive values
at decidedly low prices. We have many more
expensive ones, but these cannot be beaten at
from $1.00 to $2.50. - ' ;
M. V. MOORE & CO.
ftr-STAIRS" DEPABTMEXT
lll b conilderahly enlarged during
,tho summer.
Jt
A spring millinery opening will he
held today at the Bproat millinery
shop on Pack square. l-t wek a
dleplay of outing hats, sallori, el.,
waa held, but today there will be u
tomplitte line of millinery for every
occaalon ahbwn. ' Mr. Hp rout was for
hierly at th head of the millinery d
partment of the Bon Marche. The
public Is cordially tnlvted, to attend
the first opening of the new ihop.
Mliia Mary Bellmor of Morgantnn 1
visiting for a few dsya Mrs. J. C.
Patton on Haywood street
Kx-Gnv. Warflnld and Mlsti. loulse
Warfleld, who have been gureti st the
Battery Park hotel for aeveral day,
return today to their home In Mary
land. , Mr. Charles J. Allen and Miss
Grace Allen have gone1 to flummer
vllle, 8. c. for a atay of several
week.
Mrs. Uaumgardner and daughter.
Mite Pay Uaumgardner, of Washing
ton, are in the city for a month's stay.
Mr. Hattle Boyce and Miss fiuby
Newton, ol Aehevllla, hav returned
from a several days' visit at the home
of Mr. T. T, Wrnn In Marion.
Mr. and Mr. E. J. Longyear,. of
Minneapolis, ar gueels at the Manor
for aom week.
Mlaa Marearet ' Btrlnafleld. " of
Vayneavlll. I vleltlng Miss Ethel
Hay for aeveral day.
Mr, Qorg Cumminc and little'
daughter. Marjorle, of Charlotte, la In
tha city for a several day' visit to
friends and relative,
Y' ' fY; . I-
Mlis Rarah Miller and Miss Husl
Ford, who hav been visiting friends
In. the city, have returned to their
home in Birmingham, Ala.
Ml 'Haaal Loom I haa returned
from a visit to her aunt, Mrs, a. U
rordyre. in Norfolk, Ve.
Mlsaea blda and Dora flmathera, ot
Waynevlll. ar visiting Mis Louise
Miller on Charlotte, street, and on
Monday will leave with the latter for
Chattanooga, Tehn.
Mr. Philip Young, of Montclalr,
X. J.. after a visit to friends, has gone
to Charlotte, whr the will be the
guest of Mr. J. P. Caldwell.
Mr. ' Ronald Wilson ha gone to
tataavlilg. where , he will loin Mr.
Wllaon. who la vleltlng friend In that
city, returning to Aalievtlle Tueaday
Ml Mary Johnaon and Mrs. Roger
Hill, ot qrnboro, r spending sev
eral day in the fity. ;
iral day )n
'MrJcT D.
Baker, of, London, Eng.
who haa been la Henderaonvllle alnce
hi arrival In thl country, 1 visiting
hi cousin, Mr. Barber, of th Inland
Preea.
Mr, and Mra, ft. P. Ravenel left
yeaterday for Philadelphia, where they
will apend aeveral weeka. Mr. and
Mra Ravanel went first to Relelgh
where they will leave their nephew
Lewi Ravenel, who haa spent the
winter with them with hie family.
Mr. Fred Cone, formerly Miss
Nina Johnaton, who haa been visiting
relative in thla city for aeveral weeks,
returna today to her home In New
York.
Mr. J, Ai Nichols, of Oklahoma, ar
rives ahortly In th city, Mrs, Nich
ols and Mra. George Hackney and
children are expected, in the city next
week.
Mies Dalay tiller and her cousin.
Mia Florence Hart, who hav been
visiting relative In the city, have re
turned to their home In the eeatern
part ot the etate.
Mr. Jacob Sternberg, of Hanover.
Germany, la vleltlng her son, Mr. S
Sternberg, In Victoria. Mrs. Stern
berg will be In Amerlra about two
months, later going to New Orleans
to visit friends. .
Ool One "WftOMO QtTVTNK"
That la LAXATIVE BROMO QtTIN
INK, Tiok for the "Imatur of B. W.
OROVB. Vaed the World over to cure
fold In One Dev.
11 PATTO.V AVE.
...
"Juel Ssty"
Original and flmuln
MALTED MILK
Tin Foid-drlnk (or U! Igu.
Mora healthfuf than Tea vT Coffee.
Agree vitH the weakeit digeViotu
Delicious, Bivigora tins' ancj nutritious.
Rich milk, malted grain, powda form,
A quick hnci prepared it a minott
Take aa anrxiihile. Ask for HOR LICK'S.
tST Others are imitation.
COMMISSION MEN ARE
MUCH ENCOURAGED
NKWS 1 Jfitm , WIIJIINT
tiMuitO''Afi iHHUi OM EK,
U MuiliiRton tilar' Account of Klcc
tion Sliovr Rare t'naiilnilty
.(hong t lie ' Voter."'
The advocatesof the commleslon
form at. government in)' thin city have
been .freatly encouraged by the over
whelming majority ,whU-h' Wilming
ton cast for commission' government
last Wednesday, when onty 22 vote
were caat uglnt the new form or
government' out ot a total of 1174.
Those whoi'faVcr In ohange claim
that Willie vkfhevllle Will" not give
meature will ctrry by jrratlfying fig
urea, FoJlowWg i Th 'Wilmington
SUr'a . aac.auii' of the .'election "the
day hr$J--fyU, 'A',
' '"rilneiy-iUha out, of 'practically ev
ry n hundred citizen of .Wilming
ton, ,'whd manifested enough interest
in their wn municipal affairs to go to
the polls and give vblcg to' their aen
tlment voted toif the ,f commission
plan of government at, the election
held in this city yesterday under au
thority of ,an act of the general aa-
aembly at' ita recent' acsslon, giving
tha highest- and mpat .emphatic en
doraement to tha ; ineaaur which
seems toraeet all requirement of pa
triotic, pBBgreulv- Wilmington.
"It 'wa4) practically unanlmoit and
great bitofy. for; porfular govern
ment, All cHiiue and faction united
In a quiet, determination" to do some
thing 'forYtbelr city and Incidentally
Something tor? tbomielv'e and "with
out hurrah', and huzaaah, they went
to the po;is and ronrtert;out a good
day, wptk'"for old VV'Hmtniton. if
thr' wa "oppoeltlori, if manifested
itself only .in spot, the fourth ward
caatlng ten of the 22 votea in the en
tire city against th charter. For an
off-election and with the more or tea
ronfualon about registration and the
fact that the campaign wa of lees
than ten day'' duration,.' no higher
endorsement could be given to the
bill than la contained In the official
returna which show 1.162 for, and
only 22 against the commission form.
It , was one time the people of Wil
mington were singularly united and
It waa generally remarked that thl
was one occaalon that the city had
come Into ita own.
The Australian ballot was used and
while a total of 17 ballots were mu
tilated and had to be thrown out, all
17 of these were for the measure.
which really brines the vote for the
new charter up to 1.18 0 out of a
total vote of 1.11. This vote Is con
sidered quite large and about ranka
with the geneaal city election when
there I no oppoaltoin. In fact, t he
vote l larger and even more decisive
han the moat ardent supporters of
he bill could expect under all the ad
verse circumstances. The official vote
aa tabulated last night by Chairman
Cameron f. MarRae, of the election
board la as follows:
Warda. For.
Against.
7
I
First . . 184
Second . . ., 189
Third ..$00
Fourth 21
.10
. .3
2:
nfth soo
Total 1.162
Amusements
f
Dr Wolf Hopper With Original New
York Cast CJuarantred
De Wolf Hopper, supported by Miss
Louise Dresser and the original New
York company which appeared with
him during the long run of "A Mat
inee Idol" at Daly' and the Lyric
theatres., will be seen here 'March 22.
Nothing that Mr. Hopper haa done
in recent years has won for him any-
hlng like the success that has come
to him through ."A Matinee Idol."
Before going to New York the play
had a run of one hundred nights In
hlcago, and Its New Yort"'run cov-
red two months at Daly'e theatre
nd then was transferred to the Lyr-
where It was continued for two
months longer.
The theme of "A Matinee Idol."
he latest success of De Wolf Hopper.
n which that popular comedian will
soon h seen in this city. Is over two
undred and fifty years old. It was
volved as long ago as 1661 by Mo-
llere. the greatest French playwright
f his day.
The advance sale opens Monday
morning It 0 o'clock and It would be
advisable for those deelrlng good
aeata to be on time.
Buster Brovrn. Monday. Manh 2T
Matinee and . IrIu
The greatest of all eartunn come-
dies. "Buster Frown, will be with
us for two' performances Monday.
March ST. matinee and night. Al
ready you can hear the little folks
talking about "Buster," "Tlge" and
"Mary Jane." .Inatead. of growing old
like moat other plays, it aeems to gain
popularity aa the years pass. Wheth- i
er the answer lirs. In the fact that It!
I the only representative, play on the
Use that repeal to all ages can-1
not b atated conclusively. The fact re- ,
malna that no matter how many times
it appears lnf any city It never fall
to draw capacity j house. For ' the
benefit of the little folk who arc al
ways anxious to ire "Buster-- and
are unable to attend at night there
will be a "bargain matinee" at 1.10
p. m.
HFATlIKn H:itKT
Temperature.
S p.m. Max.
, . . ( !
.... SI 2
...30 24
. . 72 80
...SO 3(
. . bi 5(1
. . . 62 50
. . 4 4
. . 40 6ft
. . . 22 28
. . 6 . 70
5S '
. . 70 7'-;
. . . 2 88
...4 72j
...24 tj
. . . 42 &0
..it 70
. . . 70 74
. . . 40 4
. .. 12 (
. . . 30 3
. . . S4 60 j
. . . 40 . 4
Atlanta . .
Auguet . .
L'oetmi . . .
Bruwneviil
Buffalo . . .
.'harieslon .
Charlotte . .
r' Moi nVt
: Diiloth . . .
ji'Er
Mobile . . .
i::
()r1cn
York . .
Norfolk . . .
! Oklahoma . .
j Palestine ..
i Pittsburg . .
jHt. LauIs . .
8t. Paul .. .
Kavannah . .
Wadilngtoii
Local temperature data for March
17.. J 1 1 ;
At I i. m. 27,,JO a. rn. it, 12 n.
44, 2 p. m. 63, i p. in. 64, p. m.
61. Ian. 41.
.Normal 4 6.
Highest 64f one year ago 11.
Loweat S; one car ago 13.
Absolute maximum 10 tn 1101.
Absolute minimum 20 In 1111.
Local precipitation for this month;
.Normal
Oreatest amount- 7. 0 In 1103.
Laest amount 0.72 in 110.
ror iai 2 flours ending at t p,
m. . .
mate or weather at 1 p. m. clear.
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPt'S.
Judge 1. C. Prftchard, of tha United
State Circuit court, yeeterday issued
a writ or habeas corpus for W, V,
Moss, who I Imprisoned In Greens
boro on default of a tlond at the In
stance of Marshall W. E. Logan. The
petition allege that Mosa la Illegally
detained in confinement. Marshall
Logan is ordered to appear before
Judge Pritchard with the prisoner and
snow cause for imprisonment,
cJZS TM8ATRK CltKUIT
, Wednesday, March 22
Daniel V. Arthur Present '
De Wolf Hopper
In the Sensational Song Comedy
... Success
"A MATINEE IDOL"
(Mualc, by Silvio Heln)
. '., .with . (.:.
MWffjl pitsarffciT
And that Dandy Chorus.
The real New. -York Cast and Pro
duction Intact. Positively the high
est olden Musical Attraction En Tour.
Direct from Daly Theatre. New Tork.
PRICES S V to SI, Moxoe $8.50.
Reserved seats at Whltlck and
Swepson'a Monday,. 1 a. m.
SCHLQSS THEATRE. C1HCU1T
Thursday, March 23, 1911
Hackenschmidt,
"TheRussianLion"
"Champion
of the
VS.
World"
Dr. B. F. Roller
Champion Heavyweight of
Amerlcj"
Doors Open 7.30.
Preliminary heglna promptlv 1.10.
ADMISSION 50c, 75r, $1.00;
Stage Hoeta fl.50.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
WVf. TniC lIAMf .
MISS CRUISE SHOP j
' 25 Haywood St. ,
Where you ' will find th latest
styles tn hair good, hair ornaments.)
The most up to date method of!
Shampooing, Hntr dressing. Man!-1
curing and chiropody, for ladles and1
Gentlemen. j
mmm
mmm
l-nu I. wt4 at tt.n mii'sV
mivt Bins b:m. v
FOR SALE
Small country place of six acres within five-minutes
walk of Weaverville ar line. Has good four-room
house with cellar, good ba rn. wood house and poultrv
house. $2,000. Terms.
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 43 Patton Ave.
B READ
We are not in the bakery business
carry some bread.
Horn's Kaltrlnen Broad . . .
Krrn-a Butternut Brwid
Kern's Mother' Hired. ;
Aehevill) Steam Breml . .
Ashnllle) Hotel Bread...
Hnm.niadct Bread
STRADLEY
Sell Whit House Code
8 East Pack 8q.
Cmnntl PriUtt ' Ptu-aa Higktj
Enough ftr Ikt Ceo4 tt Has
v Don Mi. ' " ' f
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MftiJOMNWOfP, .' . (I
R JTRS. JOHIf HOPP, Wbir Ar,
Wl Olendal. 1. 1.. N.T writeit
"1 hv been suffering for the past
lea years with many ymptoma loci
lent to my ace, alao catarrh and indi
gestion. I was weak and diseonraged,
bad no ambition, could not sleep ai
oight, and lost greatly In weight
"1 tried other remedies, bat with no'
ineces, until I commenced to take Pe
rnua, I now feel better in every re-'
ipoct, can lop well, and hav gained
la weight. I cannot pralte Perana
highly eaough for tha good it ha don
m.
"If any woman are raftering as I did,
I wonld advise thm to try Parana and '
ion vi nee tbemselr. Pernna hsa done
tn good. I know by my experleno
that it I worth ita wlgbt in gold to
tny on who need it.
"I alao took Manalln, for constipation,
1 connection with Pernna. and I fonnd
if helped ma where other laxative
failed."
Naw WeS of Catarrh.
Mia Mallae Jolley, Parmele, N. C-
wrltesi "I have been taking yonr Pa
rana, and can say that I am wall ot th
catarrh. , . . ,
"I thank yoa for yonr klada aad
four advice."
STATE OP NORTH CAaJOLINA.
COUNTY OF BUNCOMBE. THE
TOWN OP BLACK MOUNTAIN.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
To the Qualified Voters of the Town
or Black Mountain:
take notice. That the mayor
and board of aldermen of the town
of Black Mountain, by virtu of the
power and authority reposed in them
by law, do hereby order an election
by the qualified voters of the said
town upon the queotlon of the Is
uanc of bonds by said town to the
mount of fifteen thousand dollan
tha bonds to be ot -the par value oC
one hundred dollar .each, payable
thirty . year after . their date, and
bear Interest from their date at the
rate of six per centum per annum.
Interest payable semi-annually, with
Interest coupona attached for the
purpose of constructing and Install
ing a water-work and sewerage, sys
tem for the said town,; the said elec
tion to be held from sunrise to sun
set on Tuesday., the 11th day of
April, 1811, at the atore of W. C.
Hall In said town.
At said election the voters favor
ing the Isauance of said bonds for
said purpose shall vote a ticket on
which shall be written or printed
'For Improvement Bond," and the
voters opposing the Issuance of said
bonds for said purpose shall vote
a ticket on which shall be written
or printed "Against Improvement
Bonda."
John M. Thomas Is appointed reg
istrar and W. C. Hall and J. C.
Doty are appointed judges, to hold
said election.
The regiatratiop books will be kept
open at the atorehouae of aald John
M. Thomas In said town for thirty
days preceding said election. .
Witness the said mayor and hoard
of aldermen, thla, the (th day of
March. 1111.
G. W. BTEPP, Mayor.
The Board of Aldermen of the Town
ot Black Mountain:
ByW. B. DICKSON, Alderman.
C. W. BROWN, Alderman.
Z. V. CRAWFORD, Alderman.
1060-12-80
COAL
Cold
weather don't
a
bite in the home that
uses M.' & INDIAN
a
COAL
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice : J
Company
S I
but we do
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. ,10 eta. '
;.idi,
Si LUTHER
and Tea th World a best
Phene tt and H,
t " '
JHe Jjprfng ffeckweafr fias,
. Arrived '
You want to sec our extensive ' line before 'yon
buy. The only -thing wc have against -it isjthafc
we have not display room for it all. But you'll'
find enough shown to please the most fastidious.
In yesterday's shipment there were jabots, tabs?
and Dutch collars. Every new conceit that fashion-?!
able women are to wear this season is depicted iry;
in the assortment of Spring Neckwear now ondis
play here.
The prices start at 25c and go slowly up to $3.50.:;
" . "'it 'i
Visit the Annex for tfetii
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See our windows for the latest in Dresses and
Waists. .
AT THE LINGERIE SHOP
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
Asheville, N. c. SI Haywood St. , Phone is
Devoted to tha thorough and scientific treatment for select casus of
Nervousness, Paralysis, Asthma. Habit, Stomach, Rheumatism. Disease of
women end other chronlo diseases.
The Bath and MaSSagd department cf the Sanitarium is open
t0 the public. Turkish, Russian,
Cabinet, Betz-Hot'Alr, Electric-Light, Tub,' Slta, Foot. Shower "nH
Needle Bath.
Galanlc aard FarradIC
Sweedish Massage and Movements.
of Women. Douche Lavage : .
Spring Opening J-
Saturday, March 18th
Sproat's Millinery Parlors
Pack Square
t j f . ItllUMI l4'l'l I Mid' H I tf I 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 it
it :
Our display of beau-, !
!
tiful Potted plants.
Everything in Cut
"Flowers fresh " every
morning..
MacKay's Pharmacy
i Prescription Specialists
!
Opp. P. 0.
The Old Tlnm Fvmituro bliop
AT North Main SI.
Buys and sells all kinds of antique
furniture, and make a specialty of
repairing and retlnlshln; old pieces.
PlHMM! tO'.i
HAV.VER K1SER. Preps.
Private or class Instruction in Stea
ography and Typewriting.
. - Emanuel
School of Shorthand
MIS8 8ADIB KMANVEU Ptia.
Phone ma. m W. Cbeetnnt
. Salt Rising Bread
We make tlic genuine Salt Rising
Bread, crisp rmst; it ha that nutty
flavor. Fresh dally.
Asheville Steam Bakery,
Phone or Ml.
Treatment, Electrlo Vtbratln' uVd
Thur Brandt Massage for Disease
Let us send you somel nfee
: v fresh. y
OYSTERS
during this cold snap.
M. HYAMS , 5
Corner N. Main and f1
Merrimon Ave,
Phone 49-243.
PHONE 138.
WEAVER VILLE
For good, horse, and. buggy,
to- meet you1 at- the 'car rlina:,?
Reasonable prices.
Roberts & Williams &
. Wravervllle, c.
Cut Flowers
OF
QUALITY
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