THE
T liu is iliiy . I>«•«■••111 I h t 13, 1931
H I L L S HO H O
ARGU S,
H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Page Five
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L
slst t ttiat
h a t relief
relief ol of the ummploy-
j day were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
itor In Portland, returning home love stun, . has C laudette Colbert.
Vining u n i (hlldren o f Forest
Monday night.
X—T a •
Fai
Ls “ " I" " ' lblllty of local
Warren Williams and Henry Wll-
Which 1» interpreted
.Drove. M i. W Egar »lid soil and
coxon In the principal p a rts Wtl-
Program Decemher 20
th
a
t
any
additional
Herman mid Mrs. Laura Eddington
Miss Shatuck and her pupils will coxon Is tlie young Englishman
I- ............
nJ fu n .....
i which
„...eh the state m ight
>>f Portland
put on a Christm as program at Cecil B. DeMUle brought to Holly
want Ui advance will have to la-
Ml • Ed D R o u rk e I’litei tallied
Mason Hill This community will '■ the school house Thursday evening. wood for the roll' of Marc Anthony,
In addition to the *250.000 a month
wdh a luni la-on 1 ue«lay in In.....
the noble Roman who gave up his
which Oregon lias agreed to put liold a pot luck supper a t the December 20 There will be no life for love of the Egyptian queen
of Mm. JIIII Powers Those pre..'lit
ufi to m atch federal funds for re school house Tuesday evening at school during C hristm as week.
1 w ere tin ' M endicities < lube K...',ncr,
while
empires tottered about him.
S u rp rise I’n rly G iv e n f o r Deorge Mwcchuiu, Delbert Fowles,
lief of the unemployed This would 7 o’clock, to be followed by services |
m
ees.ltate
sale
of
certificates
of
Dtto Vogcii. the I Conor guest, a n il
held by Stanley Cornlls. I t 1» hoped
A. B. E d w a rd s S a tu rd a y
in ‘ buxines» against future liquor
llw hostess.
Y O U N G ’S
profits., a pr«x eilure to which Gov there will be a good turnout. Bring i
A number of friend» surprised
ernor Meier 1» very much opposed own dishes and some eats.
Mi and Mrs. W ater K Arnold
(11» Mi«. J««* Meyer«)
Sunday visitors a t the d ia rie s
Thursday evening with a charivari
BUX'I'ON W oiiuui ' h Hriietlt u»- Mr anil Mrs. Arnod recently came
Quality Job printing—Argua.
Johnson hotne included Mr. and
"Cleopatra,' a Param ount p tc - :
"Thoughtful. Sympathetic
MM-iuiion No 2» met 111 nll-ituy lo live a t Mr. Arnold's home here
Mrs Delmar M artin of Yamhill, ture, will be the Venetian feature i
Service”
»•■vilon with banket dinner »1 the
If you change your addross kind Mr and Mrs C. H Oonyo and for Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
Ml and Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck
grunge ball December 8 Officer» mul Win Howard were dinner gue.t 1
Hillsboro
The film, a modern screen tre a t
Phone 972
ly notify the Argus direct and at Florence French
lor Tlio coming year were elected Sunday of Mr and Mrs A Pluls-
M Conrardy was a week-end vis m ent ol one of the world's greatest
once.
and Installed uh follows: I'll >lc K el am e and Mrs Denison of Portland.
ly, pienulent. Cluru Allen, vice-
Twenty mi -tubers of the W ash
■Q.
iiresldent: Alice K'.tepp, |xu>t prei- ington Orange attended tde Installa
litent; Mollie Tullinun, eluplidn tio n ol officers u t Hillsboro Orange
I j i V oiuc P«'ler»»n, recording M ire Huturday. A pot luck dinner was
lury; Jultu Flaher. treuaurer; Ethel w ived a t noon.
Meyer», fliuuu'jul eeeretury; Anna
Sunday dinner guest» a t Lice
l l e i l e iloitl. sergeant;
Ella Steph Floyd Raftety home were Mr. anil
ell», of flier of tin- «lay, llonnie Mrs Clyde Lincoln and son Wes
Manley, musician; Eva Tolke, Inner ley Mr mid Mrs Ray Jackson and
I vm U' hh ; Itiit-li Scofield, outer bnat- son Johnny und Mrs. Marla Jack-
r»s; Jeaale Tillman, cuptuin rttunl- son. utl of neur Hillsboro.
1.111 guard; Mary A Caldwell, < ap
Mrs Harold Wluitley of Huber
tain display guard. Prudle Elckas, vlalted friends In thLx vicinity last
junior supervisor; Vida Howell. Lu week,
cille Wlute. Ethel Edwards, Elsie
Mrs H B. Edy of Winlock. Wash.,
Meyers, color bearers; June tlurvln. was a guest a t tlie C. H Reynolds
Ml»» America. llo iu tle Manley, M iss home Thursduy
W H A , Pearl Watson anil Mary
Mrs. Ena Hollenbeck of Astoria
Watson, color bearers, Ethel Mey visited Hunduy ut the homes of
ers. press correspondent.
Mr and Mrs. Eurl Hollenbeck and
Dinner guest» were Fem e Kast Mr and Mrs. Loci Hollenbeck
man. Merlin Watson. Alpliu Mae.
Harrison grade sc-liool is plan
Harold mul Norman I’elerson. Hhlr- ning a C hristm as program for Frt-
ley and Beverly W hile and David ilay evening, December 21
Kdwanl». Eleanor und Leland Pow
Mr and Mrs. Loel Hollenbeck and
ell Mrs Mollie Tullinun wius taken son Howard were Thursday evening
In as a new member Mrs Ethel dinner guests a t the Jim Anderson
Meyers was Installing oflleer A home In Hillsboro
present from the Review was given
Miss Anna Baker and Frederick
Mrs. Veta Ceurley. a member who Budkin of Portland were Hunduy
has been 111 The usual Christm as evening visitors ut tlu1 Joe Baker
pie was a feature of tlie day. Mrs. home.
A CHIC duyllm e dress to wbicb b rig h t b uttons may add a bit of
ALL W OOL FLANNEL
Here’s a big gift value!
Anna R ethrrford was oliueen Janitor
MISS Bernice Dillon ol Hillsboro
color Is pictured as P a tte rn 401. Em inently suitable fo r the
tor the year. •'President's Day" will s|ient Saturday night und Sunday youthful figure, this frock can be easily made In linen or b right
be obwrvnd a t tlu* home of Mrs with M argaret Matlilesan.
gingham from p attern s sizes 34 to 46. Size 38 calls for 4% yards
Elsie Kelly, president of the R e
Mrs. Mary Wallworth of Rock-
view, December 1#. with a pot luck uway 1» spending this week with of 3Z-lnrh fabric.
A clever collar and bow In one-piece, slenderizing panel and cone
dinner.
M rs' Sam Raffely.
Mr and Mrs J. L. VanDomelen pockets on th e sk irt distinguish the attra c tiv e dress. P a tte rn 377.
Mr. Edwards Honored
A urprtM' party was given A 11 1 made a business trip to Portland P a tte rn s in sizes 36 to 52 a re available. Size 44 needs H 4 yard s
of 35-lnch seersucker, gingham , o r percale, with % yard of contrast.
Edwards Saturday night on Ids Friday.
Mr and Mrs II W Amu-nlrout
.The “cream of the crop” in
Ties are always a welcome
birthday Cards were enjoyed Tliusc
ol
Banks
were
Sunday
visitors
al
To secure a PATTERN and HTKP-BY-STKP SKWfNG IN8TRUC-
pri siuil were Messrs, and Mesdnine ■
robes, because flannel is
gift
to
any
man
I
He’«
n O N E , 811 "Hi Hie eogpoa lu low. being su re to MENTION TIIH
Pied Watson, M. Watson, Ruben I he Archie Thompson nome
warm and serviceable, yet
bound to like these ties, be
NAME Ol THIS NEW SPAPER.
Kelly, George Higgle, Jesse Meyers.
David Edwards, Ira Powi-ll. A li
lightweight
and good-look
cause
.
.
.
they’re
hand
Edwarits. Mrs Prudle F lc k a s and
ing.
Double-breasted
style
I - I .iiiie s F
A More.01 Hurry Seu-
made,
resilient
construc
FASHION BUREAU, 103 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK
l«>lil and Jack and Hairy. Chai loth
with
four-button
front
and *
tion
!
They
tie
better,
wrin
Sullivan, Mrs LaVoita Peterson and
Enclosed f i n d ................ cents.
Please send mo the patterns
iH v H sm I C h u r r h lr y )
. n i l Harold. Mrs O II Stowell and
notched
lapels.
Finished
kle
less,
last
better,
look
L.FEDVILLE Reedville Ladles in (
checked below, nt 15 eents each;
Betty William and Delmar Higgle,
with wide sash, hand knot
nicer! All the new colors,
Mrs Jessie TUlnuUl. Oren Pros I giving their annual pre-holiday d . l i
P a tte rn No. 4 01
Size ............ ..
ner
Friday
Everyone
welcome.
Mr Webb and Eleanor und Leland
ted fringe. Do your gift
patterns
and
fabrics
I
Plen
Opens Station
Powell.
P u tlern No. 377
Size .................
robe shopping at Penney’s!
Ralph E ltannu ha» opened a
ty to choose from!
Mrs Elsie Kelly Elliel Edwards,
pearl Watson. LsVoiia Peterson Union gas station west of Reedville
N a m e ........................................................ A ddress . . . .
Series of Plays Given
Mary Watson and El la-1 Meyers a t
Reedville Christian Endeavor pre
tended a quilting at Hunks T h u rs
City ............................ ........................................... S ta te .
sented a .series of short plays Tliur»-
day
Mrs. Hoturr Bennett is visiting I av evening In the church Other
Name
of this n e w s p a p e r.......................................
number* on the p ro /ram were songs
relatives at Crane
Mrs E tta Edward» is home from by Clulr Beeler whistling solos by
a visit with a daughter. Mrs. Be s Edward Jansen and dialogues by-
All m ater ids ap«'clfted in above p attern s may be purchased
Mrs J It Churehley and L. J
sie Terry, at Caldwell, Idaho
In local stores.
Mr and Mrs. la u re l Frost ot Foster Mrs 8 A Keeker acted a»
Forest Drove visited Ills mother and master of ceremonies and Rev T
departm ents, if and when tlie build
brothel’s, Mr.. Jessie Tllman and Dui enn gave a short intermission
ing reverts to tlie state, citing the
Oren and G ilbert Frost, one day lalk H e- audience gave freely In
fact th a t tlie state Is now paying
the free will offering One tenth
best week
some
*40,000 a -m onth In rental»
at an easy-to-pay price!
George Hollenbeck was a Portland of tlie of fr ring will go to the
to provide for state activities now
church
visitor last wix’k
1 (ly Mr».
u W r ig h t )
located in Portland.
Helen Becker visited Helen Jo h n
Mr and Mrs Wiley Beneflel and
When tlie governor heard of tlie
THATCHER- Ixtdle.s club will
Zed Duets of Redmond visited rel- son in Portland over the week-end
Mrs, Bertie Johnson entertain« o meet lhxx-n»ber 19 with Mrs. Will suggestion he immediately branded
alivrx here und al Maniung last
tt
as "asinine and ridiculous’' am;
Haney
and
have
a
Christm
as
tree
'
trlends
with
a
dinner
Sunday
WMk.
insisted tliat the S tale sliould tun:
Itonald Ocorgv K leth Hlckcn-I for th e members.
Plan Program
the
property back, to tlie Mulkey
Wilbur Wright Cecil Tower and
A Christm as program Is being a r Inoper. Clearies lsaarson. Robert
ranged by the teachers and pupils George Victor Neutz. Monroe M i- Nellie Haney spent the week-end estate.
The budding, a three-story a f
A gift he’ll appreciate all winter long!
nt tills school to be given December Mavhlll mid Bert Finch played with Nellie's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
fair located a t Second and M orri
on the lootbult team that defeated Fred Honey, near Strassel.
31.
Good quality capeskin with soft, warm lin
son
streets, was willed to the state
Mrs Otto Pannier was given a
Km tor. 27 to o Sunday afternoon
S tart bogging
surprise sitoui-r Friday afternoon by Frank M. Mulkey of Portland,
Venn and Jesse O rndulf luive re at Rosedale
ing and full outseam. Easy-fitting and dur
Rev T Duncan preached a ser at tlie home of Mrs Molt Present who died In 1927. The bequest, how
sumed logging operations, leaving
able with popular button wrist. Black or
were Mesdames H Kurtz. O P au l ever. was subject to a life interest
been clo-ed down by bad weather. mon on M artin Luther hi conne
ill
the property by C hester V.
Joe I toss who is employed 1.1 tlon with tlie 400th anniversary of in und daughter H attie, K. Ober- Dolph.
brown. Choose his Christmas gift now!
who lias since died, and
Portland, sfienl the week-end a t his the Bible Rev Duncan brought out m an. A Hayden. T Haney. C. M
arshall R. Armstrong, who sur-
interesting fact» about M artin L u Rutan W Wright. L Wright. Rob
home here.
es.
Mbvt Edith Fielding of Yakuiui Is ther which made an enjoyable ert Mott and daughter. Miss T. 1 li The
legislature of 1929 accepted
Farthing and the honored guest
visiting her sister. Mrs K C. Lynch sermon.
Visitors a t tlie Lou W right home the gift and authorized the board
II J. Churehley has ripe raspber
Red Cross subscript Ions here were
of
control
take charge of the
L inen C rash CLOTH
given by tlie W H A. ladles and ries in Ills back yard. Many green| Sunday were Mr and Mrs Marlon property and to protect
the state's i n - 1
ones are along with the ripe ones. Hart and daughters of Hillsboro.
t he grange
Mr and Mi - Jim Wright and Mrs. terests. suclt as m ight exist. At-
C ot»red border
Lola Vandelwy of Dilley, Cecil toniey G eneral VanWinkle, how
W h e e le r and W o o lse y
Tower of Hillside. Farthing Toynes, ever, has advised the board th a t
at V e n e tia n T h e a te r Maurice LaSalle, Deorge R utan and as yet title to the projx-rtv has not
passtxl to tlie state and will not so
Bert Wdeeler and Robert Wia>l- John Paulsen.
Cora LaSalle spent Saturday with long as Armstrong lives.
.1 \ will b e at I he Venetian T h u rs
H a n d y 52 x 52
• • •
Friday and Saturday In K en her sister. Mrs Bruce McCann of
zize. P la in or
MOUNTAINDALE A party Was day,
Manning.
M
ultnomah
county
succeeded
in
tucky
Kernels.'
They
are
assisted
plaid
c e n te rs ,
given Tuesday evening In honor of i.v Mary Carlisle. Bpanky M cFar
Mr and Mrs. Charles R utan and diverting *50,000 of its unemploy
N a fi i a s
io
H o w a r d Hollenbeck's blrtluiay
sons spent Saturday and Sunday ment relief allotm ent th is month
land
and
Nisih
Beery.
M a tch , 6 lo r 4 i c ’
Those present were Mr and Mr-
in Vancouver. W a sh . wlUi friends to the relief of its indigents, but
Earl Hollenbeck. Mr u n d Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Royal Raymond other counties faced with the same
ALEX BOURNE
Hubert S m ith' und son Earl. Mrs
and family of Mountaindale spent problem will probably have to m ud- 1
H ayon GIFT GOW NS
Alex Bourne. 76. passed away Sunday
Echo Willis. Amy und Helen Hol
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb die through as best they can. In 1
lenbeck. Sydney Connolly, Nor Friday nt his home at Nanton, Al Raymond.
4«|
Loce-lrim tied!
agreeing to this diversion ot funds ,
man Smith, and tlie host and h ost berta. Canada, after several months
Penney’s brings you the newest styles even
to meet the M ultnom ah county .
ess. Mr, and Mrs. Loci If. Hollen Hines» He was a brother-in-law
emergency
the
federal
relief
adnun-
I
at a price as low as this one! Coats are a
of L C Brown of north of Hills
beck
istrator warned th a t "we must in- ,
Mr and Mrs Hubert Sm ith drove boro and hl» home was formerly
little longer, sleeves simpler with fullness
(C o n tin u e d fro m page one!
to Tillamook Wedneaday to attend hl Hillsboro. Funeral services were
A big selection
BLOOD ON MY HANDS
I
below the elbow, smoother shoulder lines!
the funeral of Mr. Sm ith's uncle. held Slmday at Nanton He Is su r ties and la in no sense a state
in
quality
rayon
!
I ant concerned for my neighbor ,
vived by his widow and two sons. lax Another 81.304.290.31 of the
John Proctor
T e a rose a n d
Crepes and nubbed crepes— black, brown,
Ouests of Mrs. K atie Luck Sun- Earl and Verne, of Nanton. Alberta. 1935 levy ts accounted for by the who heeds not the Bible tru th as ,
J
blue, aisaa 18 und
10
his eternal soul.
I
green!
Sizes for Women and Misses!
//(
17! Buya!
general fund deficit, which, ac
For tJic CRxxl Bixik says tliat they (
cording to the constitution, must who reji'ct C hrist as saviour go out ,
be met If tills can be done without in to e n d le s s a n g u is h of soul, for- I
( ■ ••«•('ding the six per cent Increase. ever away and away and away ’
v'htle tlie financial rwreds of the front God wlx> made man tor him - '
•’ ,17 tax-supported state d ep art self. T h e y Uve on In th a t blackest I
For Gifts! Lustrous Rayon
ments. Institutions, boards and com sin; the sin of rejecting C hrist as 1
'
missions for the year are estim ated Saviour.
And I ought to be concerned for j
a t $6 0+4.455.47 revenues from mis
cellaneous sources oth er than prop every m«n whom I might reach; 1
lor.
I have w arned them their \
erly taxes are expected to yield blood until
jacquard designs— Colors
is on my liands. "The same j
4 P E C IA L '
*4.680.749 T h e s e m iscellaneous wicked man shall die in his In- I
sources Include Income, intangibles iquity. but his blood will I require ,
are grand gifts at only
an d excise taxes esttmaUxl to yield at thv hand." Ezeklal 2:18.
OUR N E W D E A L P O LIC Y h its fur exceeded our
,
*1.900.000; inheritance taxes, c o r
Hear the Apostle Paul—"I am in
expectations. We believe the public appreciates our
poration and Insurance fees, tithing nocent from the blood of all m e n ." |(
Tha lovely, lustrous, heavy quality
honest effort to give service and quality at the
fee's, etc., estim ated a t *2.150.000; He was commanded to go to 11.« - .
spread that dresses up any bed' 86x
very lowest cost. We invite you to join the crowd
transfers to the general fund from tions—“to open their eyes and to |
105 inches — scalloped edges — in a
p a ir
tlie motor transport division, fish tu rn them from darkness to light,
of satisfied customers ami S A V E S % on your p u r
range of popular boudoir shades.)
and game departm ents, etc., for and from th e power of S atan uiiUi ['
These
make handsome g ifts—$2.98!
chases.
Duy and night, both public
support of the state police, totaling God."
and from house to house he ’
A sk u» a b o u t ou r N ew D e a l.
P h o n e 1001
*430.749; and unexpended balnnces ly
went, testifying both to the Jews 1
front tlie 1933-34 budgets am ount and also to the Greeks th a t they I
Tins light-weight, all wool
You can give these to any
W e e k ly C ash S p e c ia ls
ing to *200.000.
must turn to God and luive faith 1
woman
on
your
Christmas
SfM'clal millages alone impose a in our Lord Jesus Christ. "I purpose <
(No discounts on these)
list and be sure she'll ap
burden of *1.764.485 upon the tax to know nothing among you save 1
payers of the state or approxim ate Jesus C hrist and liim crucified." he I
preciate them! Sheer chif
ORANGES - LEMONS
makes a choice gift /o r women! ß j
SUG AR-
ly *400.000 In excess of the total re m in d s th e m .
,
Tlie saved m ust all stand before ,
fons with silk picot top—
properly tax for current expenses.
Large size.
10 lbs.
• • •
the judgm ent seat of Christ to re- I
P er d o z e n
.I tz C x
or service-weights w i t h
Tlie most recent verbal tilt be- [ celve their rew ard as God's mrssen- ,
W h ite B e a n s
ger
people; rewards or censure. In .
mercerized top and sole—
tween Governor Meier and S tate
T reasurer Holman, th a t centering th a t awful hour let. me not see my
6 lb s.................
GRAPEFRUIT— Large
Tailored us sm art women want th e»
they’re both in a range of
nbout the Mulkpy building, scents neighbor's blood upon my hands,
—with double notched collar, flannel
but
let
me
hear
my
Lord
say,
"Well
'
mid
juicy.
to
lie
Just
an
o
th
er
case
ot
much
beautiful
dark
and
medium
TOMATOES— 2 1 2 siz.e.
sash and 3 pockets' Warm as a blan
done good and faithful servant."
ado about nothing In particular.
S fo r
ket robe 3 times its weight! Range of
colors, in sizes 8Vf> to lOV^ 1
Holman. It seems, suggested thnt Come on men; let's give the tru th '
With puree.
colors! Sizes IS and small to larg e'
the legislature should investigate as it Is in Christ Jesus to tin last 1
2 fo r ............
SOAP
the feasibility of eonvertlng t h e unsaved soul In our county. George I
(Paid Adi 1
building Into offlee space for stnte N Taylor, Beaverton.
Large bar, white or
S u n sh in e C ra c k e rs
B u x to n W . B . A .
P ic k s L e a d e rs
Mason Hill Folk
Plan ” Pot Luck”
I
t l 't~'i / !
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’’Cleopatra” New
Venetian Feature
Funeral Hom e
O / 7 / y ^ ^ A / o r e S /jo /y o /s iq r f i a y s 7 7 / C /? r /s ffr r a s /
Every Man can use plenty o f handmade
Here's a man's ideal Christmas gift!
ROBES
T IE S
$590
I
§
s
§
Pre-Holiday Dinner
Reedville Fridas
»
s
4-star gift! W arm ! Dressy!
9
Men's G l o v e s
Thatcher Ladies
Planning a Tree
£
s
§
More Days
Till X’mas s
$149
Shop N ow !
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É Fur Collars, Edgings, Jabots!
Mountaindale Folk
Observe Birthday
COATS
69*
s
I
s
s
k
98«
Capitol News Letter
«FA 1O N S BEITiCi
Funds limited? Full fashioned silk
SI
BEDSPREADS
H O SE
49
Flannel ROBE I
50c
25c
23c
29c
2-lb.
Box
SUPER SUDS
-| Qp
OQo
ja o V
brown.
4 for
19c
29c
$1.69
S u p er S u d s—
4 p k g s . ..............
If you want something real good, try this
FLOUR
PILLSBURY.
4 9 -lb . sa ck
Prlcea have advanced, but we are giving you this one chance
to buy a hipli pilule Floui at a very low cost.
We have a new w heat cereal— W heatex, cooks
in 10 minutes. This is som ething different and we
believe yon will enjoy eating it. Come in and get
a free sample.
Our Christm as Candy is on display, all fresh anil
clean in our large glass showcase. Special prices
in quantities.
Wiley’s New Deal Grocery
J u st P h o n e 1001
3 .«
C orn er 3rd an d M ain
Dump T R U C K $
BABY DOLL
Electric Lights! All Steel Made!
Hand painted, rosy complexion
J u st A s T h e
D o cto r O rd ered
79e
VYZ1 place strongest empha
sis on this branch of our
business — th a t’s why your
physician will suggest thnt
«end prescriptions hers.
T
A C o m p le te S to ck
o f S ta p le D ru g s
.N R
Fellows! New, Stream-lined
’ Toodlums, Jr." All Rubber
P re s c rip tio n s
.
PALM DRUG STORE
Prescription Druggists
1208 Ma n St.
FREE DELIVERY
89
Is It a dandy! N early 20’ long I It
dumps ju st like big trucks! Its head
lights shine! Stands aU sorts of hard
use! So strong it's alm ost impossible
to wear out! B a iie rie t Sc each /
. high from her toes to
her head! Her head, legs and arm s
are movable and can take life-like
poses! She can take baths too! And
Is a (veil behaved doll! Priced low!
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Phone 266
C HRISTM AS
STORE
J .C .P E N N E Y G O .
D E P A R T M E N T
s
«
s
STO R I
Bring the Kiddies ii
to Meet Sente
SATURDAY
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$