F R ID A Y ,
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Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as ¡j
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Mr. and Mrs- Earl C. Bell spent
Sunday with relatives in Portland.
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Leedy o f Tigara grange and John
Heaton o f Scholls
grange
were
guests of Kinton grange at the
meeting Saturday.
I * r ’s G‘ r“ * e- is r* porl* d imProvln«
from his recent illness.
Tigard has a newly organized
Women’s
Christian
Temperance
Union, with Mrs Karl Breeder as
president and Mrs. W . A . Root a»
Miss Bertha Dallmann. who is
secretary.
employed at th; home of her sister,
Mrs. August Obrist, in
oresnam,
spent the Christmas holiday stasori
with her parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
Dallmann.
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Wanted— Dressmaking, by Mrs. Jes
sie llusalage at her residence at
Tigard; quarter
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Address Tigard, Or Route 1. c-4
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some Adjutant Mise E. H AUemaon Tho
Wm. The Salvation Army White Shield
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If functional Bladder Irritation
disturbs your sleep, causes Burning
or Itching Sensation. Backache or
Leg Pains, making you feel tired,
depressed, and discouraged. whV
not try the Cyate* 48 Hour Test?
Don't gtve up Oet t'ywtrx today at
any drug store. Ihit It to the test.
Bee for yourself what It doe« Money
back If It doesn't bring quick Im
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HUUboro, Oregon, Route 4.
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In the County Court of the State
Oregon for Washington County.
In the M. tter of the EBtale 01
Wim. m
oillingham, Deceased.
N O TIC E is hereby g iv e » that the
underiigned haB bee„ appointed the
executrix of the estate of William
*i. Gillingnam, deceased, by
the ^
County Court of the State of Ore-
Kon ^or Washington County, and
has duly qualified.
A ll
persona
having claims against said estate ^
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notifi#d u, preBent
the
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quir#d tQ th- „„d e s ig n e d at her
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residence on Franklin Avenue In ^
the City of Beaverton, Washington
County, Oregon, within
six
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months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published De-
cember 20 1929.
Rh»da M. Gillingham,
Executrix of the Estate o f
William B. Gillingham,
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McCamant 4 Thompson
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Lyndon L. Myers
Attorneys fo r Executrix
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The constructution o f the Central
Oregon Highway between Junturv
and Harper is progressing steadily.
Tells How to Darken Gray
Hair
With a Home-Made Mixture
Joicey W illiams, the well known
American actress,
recently
made
the following statement about gray
hair, and now to darken it, witn
a home-made mixture:
‘‘Anyone
car. prepare a simple
mixture at home that will grauu-
ally darken gray, streaked o* fa
ded hair, and make it soft and
glossy. To a half-pint of water aud
1 ounce of bay ruin, a small box
o f Barbo Compound, and a quarter
ounce of glycerine.
“ These ingredients can b« bought
at any drug store at very little
cost. Apply to the hair twice a
week until the desired
shade is
obtained. This anil make a g ra y -
haired p«rson look twenty years
younger. It does not
color th«
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is not , sticky
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For exchange— Battery Radio,
$110, 4» good as new. for
chickens.
W ill sell cheap.
Dey. Route 3, 1 mile east o f
verton on higoway. Box 17.
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FOR S A LK
K E E P HOME AIR MOVING AND
INCREASE WORKING EFFICIENCY
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10:00 a. m., Sunday School
11:00 am .. Morning Service.
6:30 p.m., Y’ oung People’s Meeting
7:30 p.m., Evnngelical service.
Everyone is invited.
— Roy L Nolt, Pastor.
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Etnall
thinking people begun to
realize that If unrestricted trapping
and hunting continued there would
goon be no fur hearers to take. Con
( 'h o r c h o f C h r is t
serration commissions were formed
in many states. The fur Industry gave
At the all day meeting of the
advice, and even the government took
membership last
Sundxy
an active part One by one nearly all church
the itHtes have passed laws llmlrlnt encouraging reports w ire given by
the season during which fur animals the head?- of the different depart
that
may he trapped to the cold winter ments. Everything indicates
montns when furs are most valuable, the coming year w ill be a prosper
and thus Insuring the future fur sup ous one lor the church.
Tlie young people ate having a
ply. Tnippers themselves have been
quick to appreciate the advantages of
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intelligent conservation; and the high basement of thi church n.ut F ri
er price« they secure for prime fure d* F> exening,
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making up _______
for the ____
fact Next Sunday, Mr. Springer will
that they can no longer trap during »P*a* in the morning on "The Nw
the nnprlme season.
? nd Purpose
o f thi
Holy
Conservation mean* more, however, Spirit . In tho evening
»ub-
than the legislative control of trap
* he s « con>* Coming
ping seasons. Trnppers are also learn of Christ.’1
ing how by more careful skinning.
* ouncil meeting of the tea
stretching, and drying they cun make
'■be Sunday School was
the furs they do catch yield them
bold at t..e home o f brother ar.d
maximum of return*. For Instance the S'rier Smith last
Tuesday.
Mans
First National Fur ahow offering w*re made which will help to build
$5.000 In cash awards for well handled up 'b * Sunday School.
fure ia now being sponsored by the
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Sears. Roebuck Agricultural Founds-
Up to the middle of November tne
tlon. The purpose o f the show is two State Game Coramision bad plantad
fold. It encourage« better prepara 25.507,011 fish in the streams of
tion of peita for market and discour Oregon.
age* the taking of fur* out o f sea
son. Movements such as this are con
COUPON FOR
stantly bringing, the benefits of con
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FR E E G LAD IO LU S
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the eyes
of trappers.
and It Is hoped that some day the *° • dv®rtiae our superior Washing
slogan "Everv trapper his own game on,
we are 8,vmif away sev-
warden" will be a reality.
®r“ ‘ thousand Gladiolus Primuhnu*
Hybrids, a new type of Glad.olus
highly recommended on account of
the iong flowering period and the
exquisite pastel coloring. I f plant
ed in succession they will bloom
from May to November- Mail this
coupon with 25c (no stamps) for
packing and muiliog of one pack-
pulse rate as the host Indicator of age containing 1Z bulbs guaranteed
the severity of discomfort under hot to bloom.
weather conditions. Similar results This oftei expires January 31. Only
have been obtained from studies made one package for each coupon,
by the British National Institute of
Washington Bulb Co., Inc.
Medical Research, the Holland Instl-
Sumner, Wash,
tute states.
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This principle o f air motion Is
made available for the average
home hy a new type of electrified
propeller unit Installed In a warm
Modern air conditioning science
Many horticultural meetings and makes it possible for employers to
pruning
demonstrations
w ill
be Increase both the comfort and the
held by the county agent's office efficiency of their workers by sira
and Horticulturist C. L. Long during pie and Inexpensive methods, de
the coming week. January 13, at dares the Holland Institute o f Ther
1:15 p.m. at the farm of Robert mology of Holland, Mich. And the
of
A special
meeting
Kinton Forbis, Dilley, a pruning demon same methods can be used to change
grange was held Monday evening stration will be given. A t 8.00 p.m. the ordinary warm air circulating
fo r the purpose of giving the thira of the same day. in the City Hail heating plant Into a year-round air
and four!** degrees. Other matters at Cornelius, a meeting will be conditioning plant that will make the
- f business were discussed duri.ig held to discuss small fruits. On borne comfortable In summer as well
the session.
January 14. at 1:30 p.m., at Sher- as In winter.
Keep the air In the factory, office
Mr ana Mrs. Adolph
Ohnstesi wood und« ^ e auspices o f the ber-
o f fa r g o , North Dakota, M r and O’ growers association
there,
a or home moving steadily at moderate
Mrs. R. A. Williams and children meetuig w ill be held to discuss velocity Instead of allowing It to re
Hubert and Irene of Portland, were
and berries. On Jan- main stagnant—that’s the principle
Sunday guests recently of Mr. and “ ry 16. at 1:15 p.m.. a pruning hy which effective cooling can be In
without complicated re
Mrs. Earl C. bell- Mrs. Bell is a demonstration will be given start- troduced
in8 ° n
orchard o f D. G. Lilly frigerating or dehumldlfying machin
daughter o f Mr end Mrs. W ill
and thence to the Jas. Bamford ery, according to the ventilating ex
lams.
pert* of the Holland Institute.
planting.
George McNamee and fam ily of
Air motion test* recently conducted
Portland were recent guests at the
Mr. H. R. Nelson who nas beer, at the Pittsburgh research laborator
home o f Mr. and Mrs- McNamee. spending the holidays at h*» home ies of the U. S. Bureau of Mines and
the American Society o f Heating and
Pleasant Valley road.
Dewey Me returned to work m Was/hington.
Ventilating Engineers showed how
the application of this principle In
creases working efficiency.
First,
REPO RT OF CO ND ITIO N
men were put to work In the test
O f the Bank of Beaverton, at Beaverton, County
chambers with the air normally still
of Waahington, Oregon, at close of business, De
and stagnant Then this air—o f the
cember 31, 1928.
same temperature end with the came
RESOURCES
relative humidity—waa blown paat
Loans and discounts
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the workers at a velocity of 350 feet.
Overdrafts
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car sum TruerSATuRi
All the men teated were able to pro
Bonds, securities, etc................................. 219,130.23
duce more work In the moving air heating plant. During the sum-
Banking house $13,101.50, furniture and
air than In still air. The results are mer It keeps cooling breezes moving
fixtures $8,322.75
............... 21,424-25
shown In the chart given here, which tbrongh every room of the home In
Real estate owned other than banking
house .....................• • > . , . .............. .
9,495.33
was simplified by the Holland Inatl
winter It Increases heating effleleney
tute o f Thermology from one pre by distributing heat more rapidly
Cash, due from banks and cash items 46,078.82
Expenses in excess o f profits ...............
none
pared by the Society of Heating and through the house and by operating
Other resources .....................................
none
Ventilating Engineers.
on the principle of a large volume of
Total .......................................... $661,192.69
Other teats ehowed that the work moderately and healthfully warmed
ers’ pulse rates were lowered by the air rather thnn a small quantity «
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motion—and sclentlsta accept
Capital stock paid in .......................... 25,000.00
parclied alr-_______________
Surplus ................ .................................
25,000 00
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Undivided profits— net ..........................
9,132.63
Tim ler holdings Of the H*rnmon
Reserves ..................................................
none
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Lumoer Company at Beat. !c
han
Due to banks ........................................
none
cha.iged hands.
Demand deposits ................................... 302,095.01
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Time certificates ................................... 187,004.13
The con '¡‘ ruction o f a bridge ,o-
Several streets in Tillamoo • will
Savings deposits ..................................... 112,960.92
cated
be ween Waldport arm Cam*
be
improved
soon.
Bills payable and rediscounts ...............
none
. ..
1 recently completed.
Other liabilities .....................................
none
The Ben S. Larkin Store of Ma
Total
........................................... $001,1*2.69
An eight-room addition will be
dras is being improved.
er‘ <tod to Gregory Hi ,ghts School
State o f Oregon, County o f Washington, ss:
I, l>oy Gray, cashier of the
above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
Flans dre underway for thi con
The surfacing o f the Vale to liar
ment is true to the best o f my knowledge and
struction of approximately six mile-*
belief.
Der will start about December 15
o f highway past tkottaburg.
Doy Gray, Cashier-
Plans are being discussed fo r the
Correct— A ttest: F. W. Livermore,
Flans are underway to improve
rebuilding the la ie n i light» '? sys
B. K. Denney, Directors.
the high school athletic field and
tem.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day
provide a public playground.
o f January, 1930.
The construction
of
the new
Guaranteed $2.00 Hot Water Bot
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W. E. Pegg. Notary Public fo r Oregon.
Kosterson at KUmath FaUs D pro- tie, 98«. Brown’s fceaverton Fhar-
(S eal)
My commission expires Aug. 6, 1932
grassing rapidly.
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Good, pure milk promotes health,
especially at this time
of
year,
brink lota of It Beaverton Sun-
Rev J M O ’ Neill
! nee Dairy, A. Camentind, proprl
•tor.______ A dv c 15-tf
N a z a r e n e C h u rch
FOR TR A D E
“ An active conservation pcltcy.’
says fh Sear* Roebuck Agricultural
Foundation. “Is the one aure way to
check the decrease of fur bearing anl
mala In the United States.”
When the white man Drat came to
this country It abounded with astonish
Ing numbers of wild animals and
birds. Nowhere, except In Africa
cou,d be found such a variety an
profusion of wild life. Although our
ancestors took heavy toll of both game
animals and fur bearers little differ
ence could be noted op to within lew
than a hundred years ago Rut the
rapid advance of civilization and In
crease tr population accomplished
what trappers and hunters could not
It drove the fur bearers from their
breeding grounds and the buffalo from
the plains. Tall cities sprang up where
t f one time the wolf had stalked un
molested. Great bridges spanned the
»»reams once tenanted by otter, beav
er and mink. Whole forests fell under
tie settler's axe and the draining of
swamps for farming deprived count
less fur bearers of their homes. Nat
urelly hundreds of thousands of anl
male perished, hut this was not no
tloed
immediately.
The
heedless
waste went on and on. Demand for
furs Increased by leaps and bouDda
Prices shot up. Not only did trappers
ply their trade Ions before and after
the prime season, thereby taking much
fur which was practically valueless;
but also hunters and sportsmen killed
thousands of animals for the sheer
Joy of killing, not even bothering to
carry home the carcasses.
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i-.t 7-.au p, m.
Miss Lillian Bond ahown holding the flret pelt a beautiful fox, to be en
tered In the Flret National Fur Show.
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Sunday School, 10 a m.
I'reaching Services, 11 n.m . 8 p.ni.
Kpwi rth League, 7:15 p.m.
Everyone eerdlal'y invited to the
Church vnth the friendly welcome.
H. Waddington. Pastor
The regular session of Washing
ton county Pomona grange will b
held with Kinton grange, Wednes
day in all day and evening session,
January ¿ 2 . A ll grangers are wel
come to attend.
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The county
health
nurse was
making an official call in Hiteon
last week.
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Miss Elisabeth Struthers visited
M r.
and Mrs. A . P . H em es
fred Gardner at Jennings Loage.
and son uonald of Portland were
C. W. Struthers purchased twen
visitor« Sunday at the home of Mr.
ty two Angora goats from M r.
and Mrs. E. L. Cox-
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Mr. am* Mrs. Anthony Schulte
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christensen
o f Hubei were calling on some o f
their old
neighbors
and friends o f Tigard spent Sunday evening at
Hites.
around town last week-
visit
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hoiue of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hall. I “ • * . * " d Mr* ’
Portland were recent guests at the
Miss Mable Van Kleek went to home of Mr- and
Mrs. Robert
Portland last Thursday where she Pomeroy, Tile Flat road.
will be a guest of friends fo r ai
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The following scholars in the up-
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i per grades of the school were nei-
M argaret McCann of
Beaverton ther absent or tardy piuring the
was a visitor last week
at the past school month: Amos Bierly,
home o f Mr. and Mrs. August Lois B m iy , Roscoe Bierly, Mable-
Dallmann.
anna Getnbella, Mary Cathryn Hail, i
E. L . Co* was employed a few Eleanor Hemr.ch,, Raymond Hem-
days last week on the new par- r ‘c^> Francis Holboke, Robert R i-
sonage being built
at Mountain chards.
Carl
\ anKleek,
it llliam
j VanKleek,
Evelene
Young.
Leo
Home.
Young, Pete Berry.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Herring ct
Gaston »e r e callers recently s t the
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home of Mr. and Mrs. August W en -
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Ardis Nelson entertained a num
ber of her friends at a birthday
Mr. and Mrs. M. F- Welter and party Monday night.
daughter Jean
of
Timber
were
Mr. and Mrs. George Blasser o f
guests during the holiday o f Mr. Beaverton were Thursday evening
and Mrs. F. J. Holboke. Pleasant: egUgj-j at g
D. H ite’s.
Valley road-
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Mr. and Mrs. Everett W right anc ble OUon o f Portland ,pent S u n -
•on William returned last Tuesday day at the
L . M . Davies home
from a
during the CBris.mas
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hol.days with relatives in various
Mr
Mrs-
Campbell
parts of the state.
and children
spent Thursday with
’ the Struthers fam ily
August Weasel, who has been in severa! days last week with W:nl-
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very
poor health * for - some
time - 1
Mr.
and Mrs Wm. F. Campbell
past, was removed to a Portland
,
hospital Ust Sunday where he will “ d children were Friday evening
receive treatment-
^ « sts at
E- D - H,te home-
Mr. and M r.. J. Walkenshaw and
« * ■ » Dorothy
Peterson
visited
son Alexander of McMinnville, re - Thursday afternoon with Miss Dor-
turned to their home the last of the o t i* » Struthers at her home here,
week. They were guests o f u ie ir ;
Mr Herman Metxentine left Sa-
daugter, Mrs- C. W . Young.
turday for eastern Oregon to visit
M i. and Mrs. Jay C. Leedy fo r - M r- Fr* nk Schmeltxer
who lives
mer residents of Kinton but now out from the Dalles,
residents of Roseburg, were calling
Handy Bros, and Mr. K. Duncan
on some of their old neighbors and purchased twenty—five
sheep
at
friends aiound town last Thursday. Silverton and are doing a lot
of
The stork left a nice 8 pound
fencing on the Handy plare.
baby girl to be known as Viola
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Garanei : * d
Mae, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
daughter o f Jennings Lodge
and
Floyd Bierly,
December 30.
ihe
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hariow and
mother and child are doing nicely,
daughter of Milwaukee were New
The following were recent guest» Y ear’s day callers at the Struthers
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Kleek: Mr. and Mrs. Harry W il- *
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Rose.
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V irgil Meyer, proprietor of Mey-
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îOLNCIMENÎS
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Lee P. Dunn and children of km-
Mr. and Mrs. T . A . Thomaa 01 lem, Mr. and Mr*. S. C. Spark*, Mr.
Portland were recent guest» at Uic * nd Mr»- Bert Spark« ami »on ^Je-
Miss Martha Geiqj
returned to
her home in Salem last Sunday,
after spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. August Dull-
m
*m
N am ««, wao ha* oeen employed on
conairuction work
on
Mw
H.'oU
Loop fo r the past tew months ts
* t nom« fo r a while.
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CONSERVATION AND
THE FUR SU PPLY
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS j
F e e d , P o u t t r y S u p p lie s
TRAVEL
PROGRAM
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Here is an
unusual opportunity
to save money. This ticket is good
for travel on day coaches and in
tonrist sleeping cars. Take advan-
tage of this low fare and plan your
trip to Los Ai.geles now.
Enjoy Gieater Hreed and Comfort
Reclining chairs in day coacnes
provide maximu.n comfort
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always plenty of room on the tra.n
to rest and walk
about.
Tourist
sleepers give still greater comfort
yet they are economical. You save
time, toe,
$15 Portland to
San Francisco
For further Information and reaer-
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below, or
your local ticket agent.
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Southern Pacific
C. E. Allen, Agent
Beaverton, Oregon
Phone 0915
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