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Lighting Fixtures
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PJ Phen: DARIng OTHO II
METHODISTS PLAN
BIG CONCLAVE HERE
Bryan and Velstead te -,Be
Among Prominent Laymen
at Conference
SESSIONS OPEN MARCH 20
IH5V. HENRY DAVIRS
Who v 111 seen go te the Celllnsdale
Hely Trinity Church. Ter fifteen
Sears he has been a rector at
Husten, Mil.
Many questien1) of nntlon-wlde In
terest will come up for discussion at the
135th annual conclave of the Philadel
phia Conference of the Methodist Kpls Kpls
cepal Church. In thin city March 20
te OS Inclusive. Ter the third consecu
tive year it will be held In the Wharten
Memerial Church at Fifty-fourth and
Catharlne streets.
The Itcv. 'William n. P. ITaas. pas
ter of the church, anenunccd today that
the committee of which he Is the head
has completed arrangements for the
gathering of mere than 37." Methodist
ministers from nil sections of Knvtcrii
PennwUnnin as far north ns Easten.
They will be received Inte the homes of
i church members during their stay In
Philadelphia.
"This will be one of the most memor memer
I able and important church conferences
I held here," declared the Iter. Mr. Haas.
("Among ether things of Interest beyond
I the denominational, we are going te
snow- that prohibition lins been n sue
com, and lileewibc the Washington Con
ference en Disarmament. Meral and
ethical questions of the day will also
come in for treatment b many promi
nent pcakeis. I'robebly the best known
among thee arc William Jennings
Ilrj an ami Bishop Herry, of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church."
The latter will also preside ever the
mcctlncs.
., , , Pr. Davles was born In England In
Program of Ceiifereme lg(M .,, Mining (0 this ceuntr.v
The conference opens officially March he attended Yule and then the Berkeley
21. wjth the annual meeting of theDIinltv Scheel at MIddletewn, Conn.
Philadelphia Conference Historical Se-, He wns ordained In 3001 by Bishop
cicty. at Kerty-nrst ana apnng iinrcien Brewster.
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READY FOR NEW PASTOR
Celllngdale Church Expects the Rev.
Henry Davies This Menth
While the CTnct date has net been
announced, It Is expected that the Rev.
Henry Davles, the new' pastor of the
Hely Trinity Church nt Celllngdale,
will enter upon his duties about the
middle of this month. Before accept
ing the call te Celllngdale he was for
fifteen years rector of Christ Church In
Hakten, Md. He will succeed the Rev.
Dr. James Cepe Crc-sen, who has been
called te the pulpit of St. Judc and the
rsntlvitv here
tohxi215QOObeetk
Tirent te Larlsbadl
last yeav
And thty cm from all ever tv
world 10 partake of the ntur
curative prepsrtles fe.- utemac
trouble, liver nnd kidney dlep-
rheumatism. cenitlpMIn. etc.. con
talned in Carlsbad bprudel .spring
Famous for centuries
. New you eati obtain lie natura
remedies at jour drugclst.
. ASK FOR THE GENUINE
Cirhbsd SprmJtl Water ted
larlsba
Sprudel Salt
$1
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i Agents
CarbbarJ Products Ce.
M Wtt St., New Yerk
streets. The llcv. Dr. I.uther II. Wil Wil
eon w ill be the princlpnl speaker. The
ftrt regular business session opens the
nett dav at ! o'clock in the Wharten
Memerial Church, Fifty -fourth nnd
Catharine streets. Decorations for the
occasions will add a festnnl touch te
the atmosphere of the church. Infor
mation and registration booths will be
placid In the lobby of the Sunday i
Scheel. I
The most solemn gnthering of the i
week will be March 22 in a memorial I
service for the thirteen ministers of the
conference who died during the year.
It Is the largest number for one jenr
for several decade. The afternoon wll
be demoted te the annunl meeting of the
Women's Heme Mission Society. In I
the Bethany Temple of the Presbyterian
Church, nt Fifty-third and Spruce
streets, will be held tee conference ei
the Hural
evening
BOY KILLED BY TRUCK
Twe Other Children Hurt In Auto Aute Auto
mebllo Accidents
One boy was killed and two ethers
were seriously Injured in street acci
dent? last night.
Romping in the snow and seeing a
lmclilv neress the sheet with his sled
Felix Mltkln, nine yenrs old. dashed
across Vine street. In front of 507, nt
7 o'clock and was killed. He ran
in the path of a motertruck drhen
liv Frank Keenan, twenty-two years
old, 1S19 East Onltdale street. The
truck ran ever the boy's head.
An automobile drhen by Frank Ocr
hnrdt. Huntingdon street near Elev
enth, struck Herman Dedcrer. eleven
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Wheri Buying the
Children's Shoes
Yeu will find Daliimer b'ett
- equipped t fit the feet of little
folks with welL made, sensible
.shoes at prices that will be
attractive te economical mothers.
Tan Letus
Calf
Sites I te I.
$3.75
SIMS te 11.
?4.25
Sites 11',,
te 2,
$4.75
DaUimer Children's Depart
ment is the largest children'
thee store in Philadelphia
We specialize en the scientific fitting of
children's shoes experts with years of train
ing take unlimited pains in their work.
THE BIG SHOE STORE
i Four Floers With Setting Capacity of 600
Men, Women, Misses, Begs andChildfsn
1204-06-08 Market Street
Grewing Girls' Tan Calf Brogue Oxfords, $5.75 r
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BOSH I Yeu are
certain 'tn r a
probably
normal.
healthy person. Read "Out-
witting Our Nerves," the, most
cheerful, the most easily help
ful, the most amaiingly success
ful, the most readable health
book published in years. A
book for everybody,
OUTWITTING
OUR NERVES
By JACKSON, M. D.,
and SALISBURY
26th Theuttnd. Pnce $2.50
"Outwitting Our Nerves'
The
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published by '
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stores.
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1215 Chestnut Street
Illustrated Fashion Felder Sent en Request
Ministers' Association that, J ears
Treblems and Methods" will reei.
old. 4."5" North Xinctienth
at uermantewn nvenue and ,
about S e clock. The I
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u.. .l. tnnl,. nr ,.in cnAnLreru I ir t'nill vnj ubu p..v.
ii Veic nnd i'ref Charles Klv of boy la In St. Luke's Hospital suffering
Dickmwn College Carlisle l'a. Star"-' from n possibly fractured skull. '
UlCKliwin college, .lnmi. i.i. uiai Whl!i. nlninir in the street nt Pns.
!!( fill V llim .ajlll LUKVIIillllia. .
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Goeks Your Dinner
While Yeu Shep
fr
Yes, this gas range cooks
the meal for you then turns
off the gas. Here is a typical
meal hat you can put in thU
even, light the gas, set the
automatic control for SO
minutes of direct heat and go
shepping:
bttTery rgrtabl Soup .
Tender ltemt I nmb
'Browned Potatoe
Ituked Indian
. Ne further attention
needed. When the required
time has elapsed, the gas will
be automatically turned off.
The feed will then finish
cooking in a slew, even heat,
just as in a tireless cook
stove. When you return,
dinner will be piping het,
ready te serve. Nothing
burnt; nothing overcooked.
Many ether features te this
ACORN Automatic Gas
Range.
Come in and see it demon
strated. Or phone Spruce
5817 for descriptive booklet.
'ranklin
miller
in?
throughout the conference will be a
l'tntecestnl service, conducted by Dr.
Charles 51. Boswell. who hab ncted In
I this capacity for the last twenty-hve
3 ears. '
Te Examine Students
The feature of Thuisday. March 2.V
i will be an executive session In Bethany ,
Temple for the examination of young
men at the threshold of the ministry,
' te determine their fitness te enter the
service of the Church. After admit
Mance te full membership, they will be
addressed by Bishop Berry. The an
nual meeting of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Secles that night will he
addressed bv Miss 11. Lester Smith,
who has been n mls'-lenan in India.
The Rev. William .1. Miller will de
liver the greetings of the Community
Ministerial association of Wet rhlln
delphla te the convention Friday morn
ing. March L'.j. Mr. Hrjan. witli a
subject net jet determined upon, is te
be the princlpul speaker at the after
noon session. A buntiuet of the Kdu Kdu
catlenal So"letv will m field in the
evening, while the Laymen's Associa
tion meeting will be ut Ht. Matthew's
MithedM Kplsrepal Chinch, Fifty -third
and Walnut streeta.
Dr. Charles Reynolds Brown, of
Yale. I tulic the principal speaker nt
the Saturday meeting of the confer
ence. That iwnlng speakers will be
Congressman Velstead anil Claicncv
True Wilsen.
I Saturday night delegates reprcsentin'.'
the veunir neenle of 7 Methodist
(ircen I'ees I Lplscepal (lunches In the city will be
I'tidcllnj: present at the meeting of the Kpwerth
League, the young people e organization
of the ('hutch, in the Arch Street Meth
odist Fplscepal Church. They will he
uddressptl bv Bishop Berry.
AleefeiiKl en Sunday mid setmnnbv
Bishop Themas. Nichelson, of Chicago
will precede the ordination of d' aeens
and dders by Bishop Berry
The business setlni)s will Inn iin'l!
Tuesdny, with the appointments of .S.'iJ
district superintendents as the last uit
of the convention.
BLAMEFIRE ON RATS
Say They Chewed Matches, Starting
Market Street Blaze
I fre. smd te have been citisrd by
rnts thewing en matches, caused dam
age estimated at Si!000 shertlv after 7
o'clock Ut night In the American Hat
syunk avenue und Reed stieet about
ll o'clock, Vincent Capitillo, thirteen
years old, KIOS Seuth Tenth street, was
struck by nn automobile drhen bv Ed
win Goulish, Third street near Catha
rine. The boy Is in Mount Sinni Hos
pital wiib concussion of the brain.
CUT PRICES FOR SHINES
City Hall Bootblacks Decide en Sell
ing Twelve Tickets for a Dellar
City Hall boetbhuks, with one ex
ception, formed n union lapt night and
decided te sell twelve tickets for n dol
lar Instead of chniging the usual dime
for a shine.
The ii'ptien was Frank fllardane,
known ns "the Mayer's bootblack," who
reams about the second fleer of Cltv
IIjII. Most of the ether polishers fre
quent county efhee!..
Ilors-e Rlcliettl was elected president,
sccietary. treasurer nnd beaid of 11 11
lecleii. of the new union. The boot beot boet
bluiks assembled in the filth tloer cor
ridor outside Judge Brown's office.
TO CLASSIFY CITY JOBS
Bureau of Municipal Research Starts
New Standardizing Effert
'I he Huren u of Municipal Research
ted. iv called for u new effort tevvattl
classifying and standardizing jobs and
snlniies In the municipal sen lee.
The suggestion wits mused bv the
iccent contteversy ever piuinotieu ex
aminations announced bv the Civil
Service Commission for positions where
w,ii..ri..j lmil liccii inc teased bv Council.
The ptesent grading of positions in
the cltv service "is net a new absurd
ltv," the buteiiu stated.
MAN R0BBED0F $402 j
i
Negroes Held Up Kansas City Man
en Thirteenth Street
Within n ftvy feet of a legless beet- I
i.incit win, shouted for help. 1 rank
Maglloece, of Kansas Citv. wag held, up
bv four Negroes nt Thlitecnth and
Kater streets hist night and jobbed of
is 102 nnd n inllrend ticket te his home.
Maglloece is employed in u packing
house and had come te 1'hlladelphla for
tin operation, which was performed re
cent! v in the I'nherslty Hospital. He
had planned t0 leave for tne v esc mis
VVIllln in a Ulimw 111 rcumei
fpwIipMiiM
DYE BLOUSE OR -BABY'S
COAT IN
"DIAMOND DYES"
"Diamond Dyes" add years of wear
te worn, faded skirts, waists, coats,
stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang
ings, draperies, everything. Every
package contains directions se sim
ple any woman can put new, rich,
fadeless colors into her worn gar
ments or draperies even if she has
never dyed before. Just buy Dia
mond Dyes no ether kind then
your material will come out right,
because Diamond Dyes are guaran
teed net te streak, spot, fade or run.
Tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish te dye is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or
mixed goods. Advt.
ft
Gharles'j. Maxwell & Ces
ENTIRE JEWELRY STOCK
STILL ON SALE s
At 50 off
FORMER PRICES
There are still many beautiful
pieces of practicaljewelry remain
ing te be sold in this extraordinary
aale. They will go, of course, as all
the ethentems have gene, te these
who realize that whrle there are
a thousand sales of seasonal occur
rence, a sacrifice of jewelry such as
this comes only once ma decade.
Please also keep in mind, that the
reductions are net made from
hypothetical valuations but from
the actual former selling prices.
f
Nj.Ttjiurvathn
Sxctfl Titlt 'Priduttitti
Charles J. Maxwell & Ce.
Wainut Street at 16th Street
PHILADELPHIA
I II SM
AN APOLOGY
Our values were a great deal better than our service yester
day. We knew it, and wc want you te knew we knew it.
Because our customers are always entitled
te geed Service, as well as geed Value.
Even such an occasion as our After-Inventory Fur
Clearance does net excuse yesterday's shprtcemings
in the way of service; it merely explains them.
We make this admission by way of apology. .
And, as wc write, our service te our patrons
is already restored te its usual high plane.
And the Values continue at their
unprecedented new low levels.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW
FOR NEXT SEASON'S NEEDS
A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase in Our
storage Vaults Until Next Fall. Payments te
Be Continued Monthly Through the
Spring and Summer.
Steinway Style M Grand Piane (5 ft. 7 in. length) is the exten
sion of an ideal realized by four successive Steinway generations,
zealously pursued, father and son, through nearly a hundred years;
carefully developed, step by step, by rule of exact science and
proven experience. That ideal is a beautiful voice and Steinways'
work has been te carry that voice en and en, in all its richness and
clarity, for you, your children and theirs. It is net mere piano
making it is the creation of music itself, and the maintenance of
means te preserve that new phase of music. Style M, in mahogany
case, $1375. Time payments, if desired.
N. STETSON & CO. mi chestnut st.
WE SELL EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
.THE STEINWAY PIANO will be used in the important musical events
of next week, announced belew:
March S Clarence Fuhrman. . .at Academy with Philharmonic Society
March 6 Jascha Heifetz at Academy of Music
March 9 B. Tartaglia at New Century Club
March 10 and 11 Jeseph Hofmann. . .at Academy with Phila. Orchestra
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WJ-iMaikctblwr. Thirteenth stroet lie rxl i bltrd M "
A smnll Meck of mnterlnl and women's i"l ems nmi v.nn iehu.u i.um ecu r,.
,nnl children's hutn wes destroyed by 'b Iho Nisrecj. .,, ,. frnm
'the iMize nhleh as renlined te the As one of them Pnbbed Wm from
le, fleer of the feu. -bter.r biiildlns. A .behind, the legless boetb nek began
Meek of ilrebs goods and clothing b. ' sheutins for hell). One of .,1,0n,,Bri0"
lanciur te Mnv Kkhmnn & Ce.. en the went rl,. te the bootblack an.l h uek
'third fleer, was Mightly dnmaged by I n Ions knife nsnlnBt hlHbed aayinff.
..uatr. i "One mere ell will be jour last.
Announcing the Five-Inch Shelf
By J. P. M
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TUVnUYWHEIin one sees
XLi innni.i for kneuledce. Hery one
thise dnys Is pastlenutely Interested In
vitnmlneh, hhclkb, mlcrelwj, Klnsteinn
and VnlentineH Never was there surh
n craving for lenmlns. i:prjwhc-re
)ou Fee elln(; irl who hitheite read
nothing but the beaut) hints and ad
vice te the lovelorn new passionately
HniprevliiK their geographical knowledge
h) Mud ins the habits and customs of
thp Arab chieftains In their nathe
land
Xcer were Iheie se innin nlxht
choelx and correspondence teurcH en
will new it ami reciiuini:. .mhi
McEVOV
the
- C. I nT mnri, HnlileH 1 milSt ClVC
U KruniHS i v ... ..v...- - --- . - i.i.
various Hun'iuism iimu iu mv.. i
me. Yeu need devote only a minuie n
week te become ns highly educated as
I am. Certainly one minute a week Is ,
net tee much te nch!ce mic.li n result.
I hae pieHented the first few chap
ters of mj Phe-Ineb Shelf te a number
of authorities. Yeu mnv, pesslbl) be
Inteicsted in their opinions. '
Of nn chapter en hMmi Hni 1 en
i-ajs' "The ment erlulnal thing I have
eer icid. Certainly no ether history
1 bae tcr lead sounded just like till".
Of coiiihe, 1 hae never nnd env ethei ,
hlMer In fact. I m Heny T have
read voure. 1 lmil planned cm v. ruins'
new mat
mi mer
jet I feel there ih a ncul fei .i mere' all rdllerlnl about it. nnd
Klniple, cenedxe and cempart method 'X inrn re.id it 1 cant.
Catherine important information cm1 ninMcln tnjH: "our chapter en
eeiv subject and preentln It te my I inritliPiniitlcs Ih nn unique ontilbiitlen,
1 ". I- A. U. nnm nai ltu I , 1 l.l.... I.. It- tn .ILi.ntA "
(PlUirrni '-T rcuuur, a ic nu-e ij ur, j uae KHllliJ liuiMiiiK " ' lV w',im-
I
Mettle at
the Springe
a muui Oka
itZt.
TL?rStH
IIKLIHVK the flve-fent uhelf wqa en
effort along that line, but I nm con
vinced that It Is four feet und seven
inches tee Ien. ,
Mv shelf ih ROliiR te he five inches
long and almost twice that deep. I will
touch upon astronomy, zoology, rntrll rntrll
emiUra, chiropody, botany, geometry.
telegraphy, plumbing, surveying and
blU-pettlM.
Them will be only enj artlcw each
wipiui X teuld B9liMtbl abjerb
Pinf. Mlc-hnclbOII CUIH! "lour chap
ter en nhtronemy has given me an en
tirely different view of the Mibject. If
research were conducted dicing ur lines
the whole scientific would would he as
tounded.' AN' I) se It gees.
I could quote, thousands of such
testimonials, but I shall net. I prefer
te let the articles upeak fpr themielve.
The first one will rrppenr In this upaee
jUJLAMftU'BlM' "i ';
Formerly New
(11) Jap Mink Chokers 13.00 4.75
(12) Squirrel Chekern I.'I.OO .17
(15) Natural Mink Chokers 20.00 9.50
(11) Urunn Wolf Chokers 25.00 12.30
(10) Brown Fex Chokers 30.00 14.50
(14) Slone Marten Chokers 30.00 15.00
(8) Trench Seal SteleH 39.50 18.50
(9) lllendcd Sable Chokers 50.00 24.50
(6) Ilaum Marten Chokers G0.00 29.50
(1) Cress Fex Scarfs 70.00 34.50
(5) Hud. Bav Sable Chokers 90.00 44.50
(4) Hudsen Seal Stoics 90.00 44.50
(5) Djcd Blue Fex Chokers 90.00 14.50
(() Pearl Gray Fex Chokers 90.00 44.50
(3) Moleskin Stoics 130.00 4.50
(3) Kelinsky Stoics . . . . 150.00 74.50
(5) Nntural Squirrel Stoics .: 160.00 79.50
(3) IMsher Scarfs , 100.00 79.50
(2) Natural Blue Fex Chokers 290.00 143.00
(2) Natural Mink Stoics 400.00 195.00
(2) Silver Fex Chokers 400.00 195.00
FUR COATS AND WRAPS
All Coats arc length. Wraps arc full length.
Formerly New
(1) Marmet Coats 75.00 31.50
(9) Hussian Peny Coats 8G.0O 39.50
(8) Leepard Cut, Seal Trim'd 100.00 49.59
(0) Peny, Opebsum Trlm'd 150.00 U9.50
(9) French Seal Coats 150.00 74.50
(8) Nntural Muskrat Cents 185.00 89.50
(7) French Seal. Skunk Trim'd 200.00 94.50
(6) Marmet, llaccoen Trim'd 200.00 97.50
(5) French Seal Wraps 245.00 115.00
(4) French Seal, Squirrel Trim'd.... 230.00 125.00
(3) Moleskin Coats 330.00 103.00
(4) Moleskin Wraps 330.00 175.00
(5) Hudsen Seal, Beacr Trim'd 190.00 245.00
(3) Hudsen Seal, Squirrel Trim'd.... 490.00 245.00
(8) Hudsen Seul, Skunk Trim'd 490.00 245.00
(3) Black Cnracul, Skunk Trim'd 000.00 295.00
(5) Natural Squirrel Ceals liOO.OO 295.00
(1) Hudsen Seal Wraps tiOO.OO 295.00
(2) Natural Squirrel Wraps 800.00 395.00
(1) Taupe Caracul Cape 890.00 443.00
(1) Broadtail Wrap 1200.00 595.00
(1) Ermine Wrap 1200.00 595.00
(1) Natural Mink Ceat 1500.00 745.00
(1) Natural Mink Wrap 1900.00 995.00
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Women's Dresses
We specialize in models which
slenderize l)le mature figure; reg
ular and extra sizes; $18.50 te
$95.00.
Misses' Dresses
Includini; these distinctive
creations from HETTY WALES
expressing irresistible youth;
$22.50 te $63.00.
Women's Suits
I'rem the popular tweedi te
the distinguished Costume Suite;
$22.50 te $160.00.
Misses' Suits
Designed especially for made made
meiselle; the famous TWEED-O-WOOLS
included; $22.50 te
$65.00.
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Women's Coats
Cheese from the decided
sports type or the loveliest of
Wraps and Capes in a host
wonderful fabrics; $18.50
$155.00.
of
te
Misses' Coats
Here again the springtime of
life wields its magic wand te suit
its own liHppy purpose; $25.00
te $65.00.
Fur Neckpieces
Including the handsome foxes
nnd martens; $12.50 te $150,00,
Corsets s
We specialize in Geesard
rrent-lacini! Corsets and have a
Graduate Cerseticre from the
Cessard Scheel te see that you
are properly fitted; models for
every figure; $3.25 te $18.00.
This is but a partial list. Our entire re
maining stock is included in this event.
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De Yeu Knew?
That the recent changes we have
made in our store building give us much
mere room and opportunity te specialize in
Apparel for women, for misses and children.
That the entire Third Fleer, a block
long, is given ever te Women's and Misses'
Coats, Suils, Dresses, Furs and Skirts; that
mere than half the Second Fleer is taken
up by the Juvenile Shep.
That you are assured of finding at
Darlington's, Spring Apparel which is au
thentic in style, dependable in quality and
at moderate prices. Come tomorrow and
sec the new styles, even though you arc net
ready te buy.
De Yeu Knew?
That we new carry Yardley's Old
English Perfumes, Powders and Soaps.
These Toilet Assesserics have an exquisite
and permnnent fragrance distinctly in
dividual. That one of spring's newest and
smartest novelties is the Hat nnd Scarf of
i.3,!0' brenzc or beige fiber silk. Only
$10.75 for the set.
That Darlington Hair Nets are larger
and stronger than most ethers, yet are
priced at 95c a den.
That our new importation of Chil
dren s Mercerized Lisle Socks is in the
greatest variety of stripes and plain color
that we have ever been able te obtain; 35c
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