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Newspaper Page TextRQ3EBURGCWSREVlEWi ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1936. THREE SOCIETY and CLUBS By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER (Continued from page 2.) Wolib Jr., are making arrange ments for i very delightful parly and it is hoped that a large num ber of members and their Invited friends will enjoy 'the affair. An orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music for the dance, which will begin at nine o'clock. THIMBLE CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING AT FANCHER HOME The Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club met at the home of Mrs. S. E. Fancher Monday after noon. The business session waa followed by a delightful social hour with Sirs. C. W. Sinnlger and Mrs. lE. R. Williams In charge. The Kteame prize was won by Mrs. Clif ton Hooper with Mrs. Dowell win ning the club prize and Mrs. C. W. Owen winning the tea towels. Mrs. C. F. Porterfield and Mrs. Kenneth Radabaugh were guests, and members present included Mrs. Elsie Williams. Mrs. B. W. Taylor, Mrs. O. L. Johnson, Mrs. C. W. Sinniger. Sirs Harry I.onr. Mrs. Sophia Weaver, Mrs. E. R. Williams, Mrs. James T. Sillier, Mrs. C. V. Owen, Mrs. Ora Welk er, Mrs J.' W. Dowell, Sirs. Slartha Erskine, Sirs. Myrtle Norwood, Sirs. Elsie McComaa and the hos tess. Sirs. Fancher. The next meeting will be a spe cial affair on the fifth Monday of this month, "August 81, at the home of Sirs. O. TU Johnson on East Douglas street at eight o'clock. Potluck refreshments will be served. . TENMILE AND EVERGREEN GRANGE HAVE SOCIAL MEETING MONDAY NIGHT ' Due to tiie Illness of the master nf the Evergreen grange, George Thomas, all business matters were held over at the meeting held Mon day night, at which time the Ten mile grange was entertained at a social. The two granges sponsored a delightful social program includ ing vocal and musical numbers by Mr. and Mrs. Ribold and Mrs. Ann I.ockwood, of Tenmile; Evergreen grange presented I. B. Nichols In a story; report on 4-H summer school activities at Corvallls by Dob Tnstey; rodent control report in Klamath county given by Sirs. Abner Rice. Following the program the ladies of the Evergreen granso served delicious refreshments. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB ENJOYS LUNCHEON AT UMPQUA HOTEL THIS WEEK The Tuesday bridge club mem bers enjoyed a lovely one o'clock luncheon at the Unipqua Hotel Cof fee shop this week. Covers were V arranged for Mis. Frederick,, E 7 Hurtling, hostess. Sirs. Nova . &. Hates, Sirs. Jlnurice J. Newland. Sirs. n. D. Coen, Sirs. Hnrrie llooth, Sirs. H. H. Turner and Mrs. E. C. Kohlhagen, members, and Sirs. Frederick J. Porter, a. guest. Contract bridge was enjoyed dui lug the afternoon hours at the lovely home of Sirs. Hartung in Laurelwood. The rooms were at tractive with large bouquets of gladioli, asters and other colorful summer flowers. Mrs. R. D. Coen won tho high score for the after noon's contract bridge play with Sirs. H. H. Turner winning second high score. MISS PAGE IS HOSTESS AT LOVELY DINNER AT HER HOME ON SUNDAY Sunday August 20, Miss Margaret A. Page had as her dinner guests at her home on Commercial ave nue. Mrs. John Walker of WJIbur and her three daughters, Silas Irene and Miss Olive of Seattle l and Sliss Mulzie of Wilbur. The dinner table was covered with a beautiful hand-made lace cloth, and centered with a bouquet of mixed flowers in a low rectangular Chinese bowl. After the bountiful dinner the afternoon was spent in visiting. Later In the afternoon Sire. Walker and her daughters re turned to Wilbur where Miss Irene and Sliss Olive are spending their vacations with their mother and sister. DELIGHTFUL PICnIc PARTY IS ENJOYED AT. W. D. LOVE PLACE Early this week, a most delight ful picnic party was held at the W. 1). Love place on the North Ump qua river. This party was one of a series of "vanishing partjeB," spon sored to raise funds for" the cen tral community fair to he held in Sutherlin yesterday and today. Boating- and swimming were en joyed and later the delicious picnic supper was served to Sir. and Mrs. JF n. A. Calhoun, Sirs, and Sirs. R. 1.. Harmon, Sir. and Mrs. Bert KniHe, Mrs. Emma Bosworth, Mrs. E. SI. Williams, Beverly Kruee, Donald Harmon, Billy Lore, Don ald Kruse and the host and hos tess. Sir. and Sirs. W. D. Love. it EASTERN STAR TO HOLD FIRST FALL MEETING NEXT THURSDAY Roneburg chapter of Eastern Star will hold its first fall meet ing next Thursday night, Septem ber 3, at eight o'clock at the Ma sonic temple. . Mrs. Frederick E. Hartnng. worthy matron, will pre-, side and reports of grand chapter will bo presented. A watermelon feed will follow the lodge session. Every member Is being urged to bring a member and attend this first meeting of tho fall. - SEWING CLUB TO , MEET AT MINTONYE HOME NEXT TUESDAY I The Tuesday evening ewln club members will meet Septem ber 1 at the home of Mra. Ony Mln tonye on Hamilton street. All members are most cordially invit ed to bo present, - MARGARET CLOAKE IS HONORED AT DINNER . ON TUESDAY EVENING Sir. and Mrs. Max Myers enter tained at a very lovely dinner at their home Tuesday - evening to compliment Sliss Margaret Cloake, who is leaving next . Tuesday for Los Angeles to go to school. Covers were placed for Sir. and Sirs. W T. Cloake and MIsb Mar garet and Sllsa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cloake, Sir. and Sirs. Max Myers and Robert' and Sliss Alice Slyers. i - . i Visiting was enjoyed during the pleasant evening hours. i if .: MINNESOTA VI8ITOR IS COMPLIMENTED AT LOVELY PARTY ON TUESDAY t Sirs. Nicholas - Andraleff enter tained at a charming party Tues day afternoon to compliment her sister, Mrs. J. O. Fossen, of Lan caster, .Minnesota. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed uptil the tea hour, when Sirs. Andraleff serv ed lovely refreshments.- Those enjoying the affair hon oring .Mrs. Fossen Included Mrs. Faye Fitzpatrick. Sirs. Frank Kent. Mrs. C. E. Murison, Sirs. Lloyd He bnrd, Sirs. Wesley Ashworth, Mrs. Clifford Hooper, Mrs. Earl Decker, Sirs. Gladys Burke, Sirs. O. Lour son. Sirs. Henry Young and the hostess, Mrs. Andraleff, .' , . REBEKAHS AND ODD FELLOWS Will cir.uic . . SUNDAY AT UMPQUA. PARK Slenibers of the Rosebunr Re- bekah and Phlletarlan lodge No, 8, I. I), o. K. and the r families have been Invited to enjoy the annual noon basket dinner to be held Sun day, August 30, a Umpqua park. BELLVIEW CLUB '" TO MEET NEXT ' WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON The Bellvlew club will meet next Wednesday afternoon, Sep- lemoer z, at l ne Home ot Mrs. Ro berta Kester. All members are most cordially Invited. Today't Pattern MAKE APRONS THIS WAY OR THAT FROM VERSATILE .. PATTERN , PATTERN 4007. . .. A "sister act" In aprons these two perky household helps, for both diverting designs come from one and the same easy.to-inake pat tern. Spick 'n' span is tailored style "B" with trim criss-cross straps, comfy belt and interesting round pockets. Vision ' yourself in one of similarly flowered per cale, or In sturdy gingham with contrasting buttons. Apron f'A" gives you a chance to indulge, in "fluffy ruffles" for this demure model outlines Its smart form and round pockets with a crisp frill of the same or contrasting fabric A real "tea" style thlB apron,.-and grand in dainty doited awiss, dim ity or organdy, Pattern 4067 is available In sizes small, medium and large.. Small size apron A takes 11 yards 36 inch fabric; apron B takes 2 1-8 yards. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins or stamps (coins preferred) tor this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly name, address and style number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE, Send for your copy of our NEW ANNE ADAMS PATTERN BOOK, just out! See the latest fall fash Ions, fabrics, accessories! Learn ,.ow easily you can have smart new frocks, a dashing new coat or suit, blouses, skirts, housedresses. Models to flatter every type and ate from tiny toddler to matrons longing for that slim and youthful look! BOOK FIFTEEN CENTS. PATTERN FIFTEEN CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR BOTH WHEN ORDERED TO GETHER. Send yonr order to News-Review, Pattern - Department,- Roseburg, Ore. P. N. fJ. CLUi HAS DELIOHTFUL PICNIC f . ; . AT FA0ILITY PARK ' . . The. Past Noble Grande club held a delightful six o'clock picnic sup per last evening at -the Facility park. Election of officers includ ed:; President, Mra. Lean Die: vice-president, Mrs. Emma Taylor'! secretary, Mra. Lillian Nelson, aud treasurer, Sirs. I.yiila Roadman. ; Sirs. Daynice Reach's name was submitted for, membership, in the club. , A rummage .sale was plan hed for late In September, the date of which will . be announced later. Those present were Mrs. Harry Hatfield, 'Mrs. Alvia Wetherell, Mrs. Ruth Reese, Miss Slay Fisher, Sirs. V. .V. Hui'pham, Mr. and 'Mrs. O. L. Johnson,. Mr. .and Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Mr.. and, Slot. T. B. Busen bark. Sir. and Mrs. M-. R. hie and Sir. and Sirs. J. E. Pickens, mem bers, and Sirs. Mary Sogaberd And daughter, . Sliss Margaret, of Gar diner, Mrs. Daynice Beach, Miss Elsie Reese and Sliss-Colleen At- terbury, guestB. ' Installation of the new officers will be held September 25, follow ing a potluck supper for members and their husbands nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lenox on Corey avenue In West Roseburg. ' MRS. OWEN IS HOSTESS TO H. E. O. CLUB ON : WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ' Sirs. C; W. Owen was a 'most gracious hostess Wednesday after noon, when she 'entertained the members of the H. E. 0. club at her home on Rice street. . ' Five-hundred was enjoyed dur ing the pleasant afternoon hours with Sirs. Myrtle ' Norwood and Mrs. Elsie SIcComas winning the prizes. Later in the afternoon Mrs. Owen, asB luted by Sirs. Dowell and Sirs: Lohr, served' lovely refresh ments. . . Those present Included Sirs. Clifton Hooper, Sirs. Mattie' Me- dlll, Sirs. J. V. Dowell, Mrs. Harry Lonr, Mrs. Percy Slyers, Mra. Myrtle Norwood, Mrs. Virginia Campbell, Mrs. Elsie McComasand the hostess, Mrs. Owen.- Mrs. Norwood will entertain the club at her home on N. Stephens street Wednesday, -September 9. ' - , POTLUCK CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE EVENING AT PICKENS HOME Mr. and Mrs. Ivan -Pickens en tertained their ' potluck supper bridge club at their home On Chad wlck Btreet Monday evening. Cov ers were placed at a prettily ap pointed table for Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Coen, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sim mons. Sir, and Mrs. Fred Lockwood and Mr. aud 'Sirs. PickenB. . , " i Contract bridge was . enjoyed during the evening with Sirs. Simmons and Mr. PJckens win ning the, prizes for high scores. . U. S. V. HOSPITAL - By Ottilia K. Ashton . , Tuesday evening, was the occa sion iot, our August birthday party sHinsoreid hy.vtl)e; fitate-df!)artment r. the; American iA-agum- (mtUlftrf. Heflruiiiur . BiiiK - Eiauioias.'v-.' luier- mingled-, with . Jernfcry, . a4d?d. .the neceaaary.'i.cojpr.-tp,' pur, lounging roomt- Mhe .nteii; ietntuj .;J,p :.euioy pleaying ...beano :PgaiA and having the. cigare.ttes offered- aBprlseB..'-A yery pi v.aMii t ?ven nk.. was; . brcingltt to -a, close. ,wHl' 'thevinif' of. ibe ereamvand . jtiflfyidual' Tpirtlylay cam's which liud (lie ncc'ca'ry can me on; them '"to., make' T a Teal birthday; flarfy, IVHted, American Lesion- .Auxiliary iiivitatluns .were ext$n4'et) to -the y,fol.6Winx 'meir? Charles' ''. 'jClai'fci'Vjnsli: A. Davis, nauUu listes, ,- Robert Gjinfook, John . HallH.'ipe'; Hart,' Claiide Mlo'r rieyr James Jluiil'er.iCharle'i' Lead e, lWiu! -Thompson, 'Atigustiis WarV ner, louib Ailkinn. p. .v. tseu, Frank "ICundait, ' George -Marlett, Virell ' Temnle.- Arthur Weithian and. Pteie Westman.'.. .' ';". . .' .-M.rs- Paul Dempsey. has been ap pointed to succeed " Mrs. ' RUtll Schaeffer as deliarimeni ' hosbltul chairman of the V. F. W. auxiliary. We are very 'sorry, to .lose Mrs. Scliaefter. but . feel that we. will have the same continued good sef vice carried .on by Sirs. DempBey. FIRES CONTROLLED, ARRESTS FORECAST SALEM, A-Jg; 28. (AP) Four forest fires reported Id ! Curry county during the pant week were under control today, State ForetUer Ferguson announced. He said the' damage to merchantable timber would be nominal. The fire which broke out In the Molalla -district yesterday alao waa reported under control today, Fer guson said. The state forester said this was an Incendiary fire and that arrests probably would result. DIVORCE GRANTED ON DESERTION PLEA Earl W. Wlsner -was granted a divorce from Lucille Wlsner In cir-. cult court here yesterday by Cir cuit Jndge Carl- Wimberly. The complaint was desertion. Rice and Orcutt - were -attorneys - tor . the plaintiff. - .- RALEM. A u.s 27. (AP) Police-definitely, identified.' as Ray Plank of Eugene, the man killed In -an automobile accident near Monmouth Sunday. PoBltive identification ot Plank's body was made yesterday by his widow. FAVORITE RECIPES fRmMdrAflf hv ttt Wftfnpn'B IB ohtofr dpartrnnt of KUNR and pubiuhd in the DouiIir county COOK DOOR. lOmpiDT ropil OT (1MB cook book tttay b purchaaed at tha Nawt-KvUw off tea at (0 cants ach.) four Vnu ITS MRS. T. H. HIOORN BOTHA M 6 peaches, 2 oranges, 6 part, 1 lpfnon. - Do not pel fruit but remove cores and e46, run through food chopper. Mnamire one nip sugar to psch of pulp and boll 3& minutes. Seal. ... . . ,. . , . Local News tlnUfn,. Ulfln nnflfntlon Charles Swindler, of Sutherlln, had Bis tonsils removed in tuis city uy Dr. A. O. Keely yesterday. Called to San Franciseo SI. P. Mlddleburg has been called to San Francisco by the death of 'his brother, Daniel Mlddleburg. ! Back From Beach str. and Sirs. Walter: Fisher are back at their home on Vista avenue, after spend ing a week vacationing at Nesko win. ; Vacationing Miss Esther He van, chief operator at the local telephone office, Is enjoying her two week.)' vacation .al this time. .- Qoea to kari Prnlco Mrs. E. Q. Kohlhagen left Friday tor San Francisco to visli Captain and Mrs. Gronnerud and others friends for a week or two. ' Visit Crater Lake Dr. and Sirs. A. - E. Sforgan enjoyed Tuesday and Wednesday at Crater lake. Dr. Siorgan is chief medical officer at the Veterans' facility hoBpital here. : Leaves for Portland Rev. Perry Smith left . today for Portland, where he will preach tomorrow. No services will be held at St. George's Episcopal church in this city Sunday. Warreni Baek Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren and small son have returned to their home on Mill Btreet, after spending several weeks In McMlnnvllle with rela tives and friends. Visit In Marahfleld Miss Grace Lady and Miss Lillian Thompson, of Dillard,' spent two days this week In Marsbfield visiting the 1 lit ter's grandfather, William John son, a former resident of this city. At Hospital C. W. Stlewlg. lo cal . plasterer, is Improving at Mercy hospital, while ho is receiv ing treatment for Injuries result ing from a fall while at work re cently near Canyonvllle. Leave tor Chlcaao Dr. and Mra. Paul S. Traxler left Thursday for Chicago, where the former will take a month'B general course In a hospital. Dr. Traxler is on the medical staff at the veterans' fa cility hospital here. ; At Bandon Mra; Harris Ells worth and two. daughters, Mary tahtr the former's afinti Miss Mnr- 'gnret uuuea. :ot wan Jose, t.ujir., left- Friday for Bjiildoh beach to tttior roe .weekend.', . .... . 'v Op N'akpwln Sir. and Mrs. Paul' Ilelweg and-two small daugh ters, pi this city,, and .Mrs. Ilel- weH a. aister. snss uiossom t aien- Iidariof Minneapolis.. Minn., left jKriday fbr..Neskowln beach to va tca'fjpu until next . Tuesday. ,'Dr.' Allen to Be In Office Mon-aaT-Dr. - Clair' K. . Allen will ho bltolt 'In his detital office - In the .Me,dlca1 Xr'ts building- Monday, Au glist 31,' after spending the past ten days vacationing with Mrs. Al len, and daughter. Sliss Carolyn. and son, Hill, at Neskowin beach. .- Leave for 8in ' Francisco Dr. and. Mrs. . p. K. Faxon' and small on, Charles,' left- Friday-by auto mobile for Han Francisco; where they will resj.de for four months while- Dr.-Faxon -takeB -a general course In a hospital. Dr. Faxon 4s on the tuedlcal staff at the vet erans' facility ill this city. ' Returns From ' Vacation L. E. McCllntock returned here loat night, -after sepndthg the past ten days vacationing at - Neskowin beach with his family. Sirs. Mc Cllntock and daughters, Nancy and Patricia, and son, Richard, are visiting in Portland until Tuesday, when they will return here. First Presbyterian Church. "How Wa Know the Uible Is the Word of God" IB .the theme at the Presby- torian church Sunday morning at 11. An answer to assertions made by pseudo BCbolarahtp today. 7:45 p. m., "Peter's Great Sheet Vision." Uible Bcbool at : it a. m. Young people's meetings at .(:45 p. m. Wednesday evening at t:3U mid week Bible study and praise serv ice. Subject, "Famous Verses of the Bible." Wfli. d Faucette, min ister, Move to Rosebur-r Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ruhl and daughters, Adah Marie and Ruth Ann, have moved from nelleplane, Iowa, to Rose burg to make their home and at present are Tliltlng at the home of Sliss Ila .Laubach on South Stephens street. Mr. Ruhl wan formerly a captain In a CCC camp near here, a few years ago and his daughter, Adah Marie, attend ed Roseburg hlfch school this past year and resided At the I-aubach home until school waa but, when she joined hex family In Iowa. ' Mra, McCall Vlsltt Hers Mrs. Marie Flint McCall left today for her home In Halem, after stopping over here to visit Mrs. George Hnwell and Miss Jeannle llulck Mrs. McCall has been enjoying fie past three months oh a trip to Honolulu, New Zealand. Australia. Tahiti and numerous other places of IntereoL Hhe returned to the states a short time ago and stop pr3d in San Francisco and in Oak land. Calif., where sbe vlclted Mrs. Edward Back, who la well Known here. Mn. Mr.Csll la a former kosetmrg resident and for four year was lecturer for the Oregon state grange. Here Yesterday Mrs. Lillian Throifburg, of Wilbur, spent Friday in this city shopping and visiting. 1 acatlonlng n r. and Sirs. Harry Single left yesterday for var ious points in Washington to spend several days vacationing. Visiting in Roseburg Mrs. E. I). Burmllt. of Carson, Wash., is here visiting her Bister, Mrs. W. II. Embler. She was accompanied here by lier son, Glenn. Home From Bandon Mra, Ar thur Clarke and daughters, Sully und Jane, and son, James, are back at their home on Watson street, after enjoying a vacation at Uan don beat)). Back to 'Portland Sliss Phyllis Ann Bolter has returned to her home in Portland, after spending a few weeks here with relatives and friends.. Visit Here Sir. and.' Sirs. 8. J. Chenoweth, of Oakland, and their guests, Sir. and Sirs. Bernstein, of San Francisco, spent Friday in this city visiting friends und at tending to business. Arrives From Casesdia Ray mond Hell, of Cascadla, Ore., ar rived here today to take Mrs. liell back home with him. Sirs. Hell has been cun;ule:iclng here from n re cent, appendectomy. BACH CONCERTO TO BE KRNR FEATURE Stop Here Sir. and Mrs. Shel don Sackett visited in Roseburg Sunday en route from Slurshfleld to Salem. Mr. Sackett Is publish er of the Coos Bay Times ami man aging editor of the Oregon States man at Salem, Move Back to Marshfleld Sir. and Sirs. Russell Dunham and son. Bob, and daughter, Arlene, amlj nephew, Arle Bradhum, have re turned -to their homes In Marsh field, after spending the Bummer months residing at the Barker summer place, Fremont lodgo, ou the North Umpqua. The, world famous "Art of the Fugue,.' a composition of the im mortal . Johann Sebastian Bach, will ho nerformed in its. entirety on KRNR tomorrow afternoon from 1:30 to 3. "The arrangement which will be. broadcast was made for string quartet by Roy Harris and M. D. Herter Norton." the KRNR mnnngor said today. "It will be played by the Roth quartet, a group of concert artists world fnmous for their Interpretation of the. Bnch 'concerto-i. This Is the first time Hint KDNR has been able to bring Douglas countv lov ers of fine music so comolete a recital bv such all outstanding group of performers. If re-mouse Is -rood, we will offer further per formances of this type In the fu ture." states J. B. Toles, KRNR manager. Go to Coast Sirs, STary Fuller and daughter, Sliss Florence, of this city, and daughter, Sirs. Stable McQuade. of New York, left Fri day for coast points to visit Sir. and Sirs. Clyde Norton, Sir. and Sirs. P, SI. Norton and Sir. and Sirs. H. E. . Hoffman, until after Labor day. Returns Home Sirs. J. J. Brown has returned to her home In Yon- calla, after spending several weeks visiting relatives and friends noar Albany. She visited her brother, J. W. Chambers, and family, who reside in Jhe house former occupied by their father forty years ago. She also visited her sister, Mrs. Lillian Williams, and family, who are residing on a part of the old donation claim of their father also. Mrs. Brown's father, the late M. C. Chambers, was formerly clerk of Linn county. Her mother,, the late Mary Star garet Knox Chambers, .was also a member of a prominent Oregon pioneer family. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Complied by The Associated Press. Aug. 29: 20 15 15 60 Ind'ls nil's Ufa St'ka Today S9.8 -10.7 52.2 68.0 Prev. day .... W).S 39.9 52.1 67.8 Month ago .... 90.0 39.1 52.0 67.7 Year ago 05.1 25.2 36.6 48.0 1936 high 92.0 41.3 53.4 69.6 19311 low 73.1 30.2 43.4 55.7 1035 high 70.3 31.2 44.7 56.1 1935 low 49.5 18.5 21.6 34.8 ' BONDS 20 10 10 10 KR's Ind'ls rt"s Pan. Today 94.7 103.4 102.6 69.4 Prev. day .... 94.6 103.4 102.5 69.3 Slonlh ago .... 93.9 103.6 102.6 69.6 Year ago 82.1 98.6 97.6 67.2 1936 high 94.6 104.1 102.9 72.0 1936 low 86.9 101.8 99.3 67.6 1935 high 87.8 102.2 99.8 70.4 1935 low 76.4 92.2 SI. 5 65.5 TODAY ONLY M--aaVKv,i ---(j IN yCEOQME Also Chapter 6 of "The Call of the Savage" and Preview After 9 o'Clock Show Shows 1:30-3-7-9 P. M. Adults 25c Children 10c Starts Sunday in a mirthful drama from the pen of Michael Arlen with George BRENT Carol HUGHES .GOLDEN ARROW SAVE $10.00 By Buying a Washer NOW at RADIO MUSIC STORE Gross and Hargis COMING SUNDAY FOR 3 BIG DAYS! 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