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These Specials are Ic'per word, euch insertion minimum charge. 2 5 c Cash must accompany order, as amounts arc too smal to warrant b6ok-keepics expense.

TTORSES FOR SALE or exchange. -*--** Wanted team work by day or hour. Di T. Dcmohue, North Creek, N. Yr#.

AUTO KNITTER nearly new, c -^- to quick buyer, Inquire a t Enterprise Office, North Creek

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TTATCHING EGGS, 15 for $1.00 Rope -*-*• comb Black Minorca's. Phone. 65-3, Mrs Robert Somerville, North Creek

T?OR SALE United States cream' sep.* •*• era tor in good condition, very cheap. John A. Kelly, OJmstedville, 2p

WANTED Portable Saw Mill a t once. F . B. Johnson, R.F.D. No. 1,

North Creek, N .Y . ." p3

TjflARM and dwelling for Sale. Inquire • of Sadie LaFell, Pleasant Valley, North Creek, N .Y . p2

TjiOR SALE Sewing machine, good •*• condition. Large trunk, old fashion­ed Writing desk, plow, harrOty,. shovel jplpw and other farm implements. Write or call a t the home of Wifiiaih Ratigan, North Creek. Mrs. Sa ra Gilleland,

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TDOR SALE McCaskey Register and •* Adding machine* Cost $225. three iftonths ago, will sell for considerable less,. Guarantee it to be in perfect con­dition^ jpah b e seen a t A'D'K. Radio Shop, P . J Allen, prop,. North Creek l a s y terms.

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Legal Notice State" of New Yoik, . Warren County.* . Supreme Court.

Ida I . Reynolds, Plaintiff . -against- „ - ( ;

Burton Reynolds, Defendant "~ . ACTION FOR A DIVORCE

•To The Above Named Defendant: You are 'hereby summoned to answer

• the. complaint in this action* and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is n o t served with this sum­mons, to serve a notice of appearance oil t he plaintiff's attorney within twen­ty days after the serviee of this Sum-, ihons, exclusive of the day of service* In case of your failure to appear or answer, -judgement will be taken ag'ain-

. St you by default for the telief demand­ed in the complaint. • Trial to be held in the County of

, Warren." . Dated this 11th day of June, 1925. • ,

BEECHER S. CLOTHER, Esq Plainti-if's at torney

• Glens Falls, N.Y. TO BURTON REYNALDS; . • T A K E NOTICE, t h a t the foregoing summons is served upon you without the s t a t e of New York pursuant to an

border of Hon. Edjvard M. Angell, Jus-, tice of thj^Supretne _Couvt, dated the

I l t h rdayo f June , 1925,. and filed with the complaint? in the office of t h e . Clerk

.of t h e County of Warren at. Lake Geo* rge, N,Y. , on the 12th day of June , 1915 / " BEECHER S. CLOTHER^Esq ,. Plaintiff's Attorney

Colvin Building. ' Glens-Falls, N Y

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StAtftONER 409 F | ILTON ST, TROY

Early Hospital* Hospitals were founded In very early

ilnieft. India,- Persia and Arabia hat! hospitals supported by -their kings uhd ruler? before the Oliristian: era. Tliers IS good evidonee thai- King Asokn.of India til tlH> Third fonliiry IV..C. enm-ipauded the establishment of hospitals god that these hospitals were flourish-0 f In the Seveuth century A. D. j Cake

\>Irying:.R:ifga^ t a his;.^onie iH Glens M M 0und^> aft^ir #^ii4iug a^eel^witlj hisparent^, Mr* fthd;,'Mrij. ••Wmi'^I'R^Sl^ll;,,,;.,.^ • <: "•..•": .;,., •••'•'••

"Mr. and Mrs. Harold . Ifajidon spent Saturday flight ftnd Suiiday with Mr; ahd-lffis.^ahdon;^ 'Ne^oonsh.'-' * • " "'. | ^^a iM^s> 0aa$hs-;. J^hn^on mot* ored;*o':^e|;. RiijishdrVt,, .Jtiursdaj^ Thei? graftdspui.fift&i^aggjtft returned homewjfih thein^o? the sumhaey ilea*

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J . f i ' Pavison spent Sunday in WfE* rensburg. r-'

"MX, arid Mrs* J* J . Muspligerji Mr. and' M£S; Fred Keppeli and nephew Ear l tsruspliger of Beaver Falls, N . %,, were Sunday visitors of Mr* and r Mrs. John; Schneeberger on "Maple Hill Farm.

Mrs. Lifrbie Peiser of Albany, return­ed to her home Saturday after spend-

[jng two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. " J . Hubert.

Mrs. Claude Perea^u left fof New York City, Saturday. She will be gone about 2 or 3 weeks. "

The Ladies of the Home Bureau Unit of 'North Creek, wish to-thank all whom kindly donated at their Ice Cream Social and Food Sale which was held Friday, June 19. Many thanks to each and everyone. Realize. $31.

Mr and Mrs. Cassius Robinsdn and •son Roscoe, and grandson, PaulT^ggart and Miss Gladys Burns spent Sunday at the Wayside Inn at Luzerne enjoying a fine trout dinner

The many friends * of Mrs. Mary Johnson welcomes her home again and hope for a spfeed'y recovery. •

Mr. and Mrs* E. T. Hawkey were the g\iestis of Mr. ind Mrs. Geo. Martin of at; Barton Mines, Sunday.

Mrs. M. Barnwell of New York City, is spending the summer .in townv

Why pay two dollars and ninety-eight cents for a fnedaliion, when you can, purchase one'fit the Adriondack Studio for one dollar and fifty cents?

Mrs* Jbs6ph Topping is ill Mr. and Mrs. Claude Xanfear and

children of East ThUrman were guests of their parents'Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Goodspeed Sunday

Mrs. Charles Holcomb visited her son Asa Holcomb and family at Lake Geor*-ge one day last week

Mrs, James Goodspeed called on her sister. Mrs Frank Baldwin $t Pleasant Valley Thursday.'

Mrs. Bert Randall and son Ralph, of Glens Falls, were, guests of Mfc. and Mrs. Wm. Russell over the week end, returning Sunday. Mrs. R. B. ' Randall returned with theih after Spending a week with relatives,

Mr. atfd Mrs, Harold'Yandon and Mrs. Nan Pereau, motored to. Pottersville Sunday afternoon.

Hafley Spring of Port Henry, George Gasslin of Troy, Dick Dano of Elizabeth town and Roscoe Robihson of Schroon Lake called on friends in Noi*th Creek and "Brooklyn' Thursday evening

Miss Lulu Montgomery of Newark, N. J„ is spending vacation at her home in town. . '

Mr, and Mrs. H. Mi Alexander made a business visit to Glena JPalls,' ihurs.

Rev, and Mrs G. C Cornell was call^ ed to BurImgton^Vt,, Monday, by the illness of Mrs. Cornell's father.

Dr. and Mrs. J. L..Fuller of Warren-sburgy-attended .the Commencement exersices here Monday.

Burt Fuller and family of Otica, call­ed on friends in town Tuesday,

Kate Armstrong of Johnsburg spent the Week end*with Gertrude Patmatier.

Ed Spain and* daughter of Newconjb* transacted business m town .Monday.

C, E. Grissey and Mr, Scott' of Glens Falls, were business visitors here Satur­day.

Mr. and^Mrs. J. ^F. O-lCeeffeand .son,1

Dan, are spending the week in Canada. —W^HVGalor of Albany transacted

business here Tuesday Mrs. Grover IHTelson and son of Indian

Lake, were guests of her brother* Wm Lindsey * , __ _ '

Mrs. Gordon' Alexander Mill go to Albany Thursday, for* treatment by I>t VanDerveer • STheM. E, Sunday^ School wm*; hold a picnic at Belfor i^ke, Thursday June 25.' They^will strat from the M* E. Church about 9:30 arm.

Mrs. Anna '1 hpmpson is a "guest of •her motlier in Wevertown

Wm.* Lindsey and• children, .spent Sunday with Mra Iiindsey'at Ghatletnac

sMrs, Nellie Robots of Putnam Stat^ ion> was ai week end guest of her

V****-*. ww»«- f-£«* S I S i i ^ daughter and son, Majory and Donald, and that of the class oi «M> F Fitzgerald, and sister Margaret and son, at O Keeff e Ball, the sw gr . of Tiroy, entertained "Mr. and "Mrs.• A^ J* j Hubert at a picnic Sunday on the Indian Lake road* AH enjoyed a good time. • lr«ici§ Burns ahd'friend, accompan­ied b^Koscoe Robinson, ^ d ^ i s s G l s " dys B^rns motored 'to Fair Haven,,, ft and Attended a banq^tgkep by friends Saturday .evening

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; The following s tudents passed prelim-; ! inary- examinations in t he 'Nor th Creek i High' School— ' • • ' " * ,

.- Mr. and M^Si Downing Braley are t h e proud parents ' Gi a lovely ' fb^by *hoy" burn Mbnday, June 22. f 'CongratulatiQn

Mrs:. Wilfred Byrne, of Igerna, was a guest of Mrs. I ra Hewftt, Wednesday of l i s t week. • • „.

Mrs, Nellie Stone and daughter -Hel­en, Who was called to Johnsburg on account of t he failing health of her j father, J a b ~Waddeil, called on her aunt,' Mrs. Mary Johnson last Thursday. Mrs, Stone expects t o spend the sum­mer in Johnsburg and North Creek. She was a former resident of this place

Mrs. Jeff Montena of Sodom^ was a business visitor-here Tuesday.

Dr . H. I, Braley, Murry Sarr , Theo. Aldridge. and Geo. W . Brown, spent the week end.in Fottsdam and Malone. •- Miss Mary O'Brien and brother Thos^ have returned to their home . in Mine-ville— . '

Miss Ella K e y s e t of Delauson,. was a guest a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Plumley, a t Minerva, this week,

Mr. and Mrs. John Kipp, of Riparius, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mer tRoblee , Sun.

The Misses Marian Goodspeed and Dorothy Durgan a re guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.Plumley, a t 'Minerva this week.

Mr. and Mr's. Clarence Ingraham of Wevertown, called on friends in this place Sunday.

'Albert Gradiphe of Hudson. Falla, was a guest of his cousins, Mi. and Mrs. .Geo, Galusha Sunday .

Mr, and Mrs. Les te r Waldron and children visited friends relat ives a t North River Sunday

Miss Partherta Whitaker i s spending a few days with relatives and friends.] in Albany

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whitaker have returned to their home In New York, af ter a visit with relat ives and friends for several days here

Mrs. Ar thur Prescot t and children, Mrs. Howard Fish and Mrs. Geo, F . Richardson of Indian Lake, "motored to North Creek Wednesday.

members of the Boarh off Educatlwj, the faculty, and -"rieftds enjoyed the following program; Processional 'Orchestra Invocation Rev. F, M. LaB&r Salutatory and Essay j , •hetQiiz Soni-ervUle, "Nappleonthe ' l ' 'u i iof Cyiitea-dictions7 ' ."' * ;

Selection ' Orehestra Address Rev. W, •LJD'urfv.e Selection ' Orchestra Presejitation of Key of Enow-ledge i

Gladys M Burns Junior Response Madelene R. Stearns Selection , * Orcftesira Essay and Valedictory Merton E. Tyiell ''N'ew Yorkjn Arnericaix,EeVolution' Presentation of Diplomas Prin, E> P.

. . " 'Barmore Selection • / _ Orchestra 'Presentation of Lincoln Medal "Rev,

|F .M. LaBar 1 Recessional Orchestra

Doris: Bentley S3, Sopbronia DunMey .-• 88, WIBiam.Busn 92, Hngh Freebern?? . F r a i l s goolillHan SO, Eftrl- &JegQro % ' Theron Hall SB;, Tressa H a r r i n g t o n s ^ Altbea Bitcfacock 79, Dorothy p t t l e ^ Sadford Lin&say'90* Alfreda Ma^am. 1? ; Mitchael McPhillips. W, T e r n a •WEonth-' " ony &4» Hetett Slo^ehcxise lvt E^rvin Rob bins Si, I r a r I e .Bobbins% Dendd Rqb-. lee 1% Mildred Rogers 90, BerRstd •

! Smith 90>.Claxidie S t ra ight 85, F lo ie^ te Turner 86, Ber tha Twiss 89, Bessie

; Twisg m, Ivan Waldron tt, Fred West '79, LesBe Wes t 8ft ' . ; *%

Writing • : *•• • Hoilis AtmstrongSO, Doris Bentley 85.

v^illiatti Duan U* I t a thrynGoodman^g ' Earl Gregory 85, Dorothy Liddle 8 4 Radford Lindsay 80j Mit'chaelMcPhhl1-ips 77, Mil ton MonteUa 11, Verna f&on-thony 90, 'Charlotte Morse 90, Mary Ratigan S8, Donald Robiee 88, Mildred

Each detail of the program was fit- * Rogers 86, Bernard Smith 78, Marioria tingly presented. The deceialiens Stearns 84, Claudie Straight $0, ly^an were ferns, daisies, the new 1925 ban- 1 Waldr&n 78, Leslie W e s t 85 - "' ner, in the class colors of garnet and Spelling gold, while above the s tage hung the j Elizabeth Bailey 80, William Dunn 80 class motto j "Impossible i s Un-Amer- ; Hugh Freebern S6, Dorothy" Liddle 85 iean.'*- For tuna te indeed was the choice of speaker for the everfej*, Rev. W . I. Durfee. His' address, ' i he Wo,-" Id ' s Query and Your Answer To I t , ' with its emphasis on the value of char-actor, offeredrmahy valuable thoughts. so valuable t h a t , we are .plarsr.mg to > pr int his address in the n e x t ' i s s u e of I the Enterprise. . . \

The fibal event of the Lincoln Mem orial Essay contest vras the p resen t s - ; tton by Rev, F . M,, LaBar of the Lin-

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.coin medal to the winner, Eugene F . Porter , Through the kindness of our Jeweler, Mr. A. E, Prescott,- this con­tes t was made possible, -and now Mr. Porter is to -be congratulated on his success..

CLASS R O L L -Lawrence F Owens , President Merton E. Tyrell . . Vice-President J . LeeOna Somerville Treasurer Gladys M, Burns Secretary Eugene Por ter Elsie" M. Turner ..

,„£. MARSHELS • *Bea.trice*p,Donnell and WlffiLn Durfee

A Real Need'

Radford Lindsay 91, Hafcel"MIffington §2 P^a M ca tena 8S,Veina Monthony £% CA&rlotte M-orse £7, Maurice Richards gl,-Donald Robiee 98^ Mildred Rogers-" 90, Bernard Smith £3,. Mary Stewar t 92 Ivan Waldron 92 *.

.'Elementary English Hoilis Armstrong 83, Levi P . Baleh 8§

Doris Bentley 79, William Dunn 7&, ' Ka'thryn Goodman 95, Ear lGregory 76, • Dorothy Liddle 77, Radford Lindsay 79, -Mitchael McPhiliips 75, Milton Montena \ 76; Verna Monlhony 84, Chartotte Mor- - se 85, Donald Robiee S3, Mildred Rog- ,"

"ers'78» Bernard Smith S2, Marforie S t - (

earns 75, Claudie Straight 84, Norxis ] Straight 75, Ivan Waldron 86, Leslie W e s t 75 •, « M « " - * ^ '

Arithmetic . Doris Bentley 84, Sarah Coulter 75,

Mecia Dunkley 75, Sophronia Dunkley 80, William Dunn lOgjWilmaElansburg . ' 78, Hugh Freebern 78, Theron Hall 90. Teressa Harrington 75, Altiier Hitchco-.- * -_ ch IS, Jul ia Hopkins 82, Dorothy Liddle 88, Badford L i n d s ^ 86, Alfreda M a x -am 73t y e r n a Monthohy 93, GharIofct6 - \" Morse'97, Mary-Ratigan 76, Ervih Rob-bins 75, I rene Robbins 93, Donald Rob-lee 97,' Mildred Rogers 91, Bernard Sax-

Miss Grace Noxon left 'Monday for Rochester wnere she will take work in the Rochester University

Miss Mary O'Brien left for .her home in Mineville on Tuesday. She expects to be in attendance a t jiMSate College dur ing the summer ' Leslie'Turner ^ a s home from Luzer­n e for Commencement exercises

. Miss Alene Alderson is staying, pver in order to enjoy t h e mountoin scenery for another week

Prin. E. P . Barmore leaves t he last of the week for a business; t r ip t o New York , After 'July S he will he located.at 23 Western Ave., Albany, and .will be in attendance a t State College until going to Schuylerville about Sept 1st.

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TRUE LOVE

•that are eqiipp^d. with radio receiving sets. What Is wanted here Is- an um­brella that wl.fl -scream'"when It Is -picked up by the wrong party.—-Los-Angeles Times.

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you marrp' a man for his

If I -loved him I wouldn't many .millions he had."

Send your frietids the i $1. per yeaiv

Frenchmen are' sM«ng luubnetlas—ith S3, Florence Turner 82, Ivan Wald­ron 92. .' - * .

Geography ; . ? Leroy Armstrong 79, Iva Bennett 85,

Daris Burto 92, Geneva Croas 76, Made ' l ene Durkin 75, Wtlma Flansburg 85^

Harfczell Freebern S4 Tressa Harring-' ton 76, AltheaHitcliC0ck75, Mary Ken-nkon 76, Veronica Lindsay 85, Florence McLaughlin ,76, Hazel Mfflington $7, Vivian Monthony 97, Helen Morehouse 82, .William Morse79, Muriel Ratciiff 82 Morris Richards §2, Howard Sawyer 75, Claudie Straight 87, Clyde Straight 75,, Hartzell Thomas t S , Marion Waddell 75 J a n e Wads 92; Harry Waldron 78, Hda Waldron 77, Mern'a ^ Waldron S3 . (

Elementary U t txted Stated History ; with Civics. ' Elisabeth Bailey 78, Levi P . Balch

91, Francis Beaupre B8, Doris Bentley 77, Sephrenia Dunkley 75, William-Dunn 89. Ear l Gregory 87, Theron Hall 90, Dcrothy Li€dle 85, Radford Lindsey 96, V^rfta ^Idnthony &5, •Char-' lo t te Morse 't«, Maurice Richards 84,

- Erv ih Bobbins 78, Mildred Rogers ?5^ Bernard Smith 91, Marjorie StearnsS2, Hartzell Thomas 76^ Florance Turher S8, Bertfa.a Twiss SO, I r an waldron $7.

• •• • ' \ • • ' . . . - • Students passing • acarfeniic subjects

in Ncrtb. Creek - E % h Schcol a r e a s . follows; .t , . . . ' % . •

Business Writ ing ' Norma "Donahue 8S, Alma HarringV

. ton 65, ' Margaret Ken Well 75, *MoHie Lia.€sey 65, Nellie Ordway 75, M'Szf Ratigan 65, LSlian RSehardson 90, G r a - ' ce Was t 91, ,

• Easiness Arithmetic Francis tSregory 8 1 , ' Eugene P o r t e r

lQy Thomas^Turner-Si, - ,,-.- -.; -. --"Basine® .English____' „__

ThomasO'Br iea 75, Eugene P o r t e ; 88, Madelene S tea rns 7S, " . -

English, Three Y e a r s Katiieryn'Donahtte 69,"Wiliam D u r ­

fee 84; IJep'Jse Freefceria "13, L c r e t t a , Freebern 89, Ahhle McGee 83, Thomas 0*Brifin 74, Keliie Or-dWBy' %..!&?•& Sawyer S0,..Jiad#ene Ste'arnsSO^

. English Four ' Harold Beaupre €8 t Ivari-ildSlwee-^? .

Beatriee O'DonSeSW, "Ckwreftce Owens LeeOna Sp'merville 7Si4 l i s * Turner

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Johnsbiu-g, > * "Kew Korfe.

Affer-i^elng ttvo-'^eefes. an, ihe 'r4t:4 '• -•ft Bra3ntfor4:fa3a|iy- has- scaf'F^i S&£eiy; •• - a ^ a ^ ^ ^ ^ s t f t t t t i t w a h , ti- veiing-" :

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0Utor$ in ftvrst* • f b e horns of the first cows used, by Dr. Bdward tenner, tho dlscoyerer of ^icctoaaon* b a t e come to light. *Ebe shield On which they a r e mounted bears the inseriptton;:' * 9 * * horns ^ of the cow Irom which the matter, "was first taken to* vaccination, Stegn. -$effi8rP' st hen immtL i?ts thj-grandnepheW of Dr. Edward. Jenne¥.r- :

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Boston, and to remove i t . from the roojt of ah oW oak tree It wa« neces­sary to used: a sicTsle end a big carv­ing ivttife, tEhe inushrooni, weigheQ 48 pounds and weasurea ^ by €1 Inches, -I t looked l ike a mass of coral or sea sliells, ' _ - . • ' ' X "'

Concern"** Small Capital A limited Jiahllity *onipany has been,

formed tn London', England, with a nominal, capital Of a halfpenny, (one-cent) . This la divided into twosfiares. ' The company has for* its object" the. •carrying on ,of the business of estate agents, auctioneers, ' architeots, .and s surveyors. General Shortage of

Building I« Repotted T h a t a- national building shortage

somewhat i n excess of "§4,000,000,000 -exists In t h e entire country is Indi­cated by reports made to a' teadlnj^ in* vestment, concern tn ft suryey o i $11 cities of laor^s Oian 10,000 population, • Studies %vere made in 52S cities. In

3S0 of these, reports were made of building shortages aiuounttug to ?4,-.050,520,000, of which $2,i02,e08,500 Is nettled tor- residential ' types; $1,130,-

• H5i,WK) for -commercial types, awl S ^ m y W O for public buildings of all idnds, lu 148 cities no shortage was retorted*, thns Indicating tha t in these places the amount of ' building -re­quirement's now rests on the normal demands of growth and improvement,

^h&t a .shortage of considerable inagaltude also exists In places hay- I lug less than 10,000 population was Indicated by the results of the inq.ufry • in £0 typical towns, of ^ this type in various pa r t s of the Ctnited States. Twelve of these places showed aggre­gate shortages of more than $14,000,-000, white eight revealed normal con« dltionsi •

The investigation also brought fo ilftht defiulMy piunnM «a?p©ttditaros wt nearly SOTl.MOJOW in the utex two

• y^ars 'for churches, .hospitals, churl-table and educational institutions, these figures not being: included la actual shortages now existing.

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Architecture important That architecturiil merit adds" dol­

l a r s to t h e value of a house" la con-i-teclngly d^ujonstrated When old ' honifes possessing, architectural dfS'-tlnction find a ready sale a t good prices, while a poorly designed dfrelV lag is a **drog'f on the market. Many fcfoarre creations a re produced hy de^

;• signers who seein to think tha t when _n tnultlpliclty of gables,* of projecting "eafftas Md"lia^1yr'e6nlra^tint-'-hnfe*--m stuccos and hrielts a r e achieved, the-result is- hound t o hi* plehsantly KKJOH

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Sarviea Station M N.Y.

Member Adirondack Garage Association

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Direct from tbe forests, comes the Lumber In-our yardSj insuring you. the first grailein whatever you may need.

It also enables us to quote lower prices, be­cause our cost is less than if we were to buy from indirect sources,

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