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MEDF6RD MAIL TRIBUNE, .'MEDFORD,.
. OREO OX, F R FDA Y, JANUA R Y 21, 1921
lis. J'IU
J deal and
Personal
,1 According to rumors there 'will be
much building of new homes and al
terations, i'and Improvements on old
lines In Medford next spring and sum
mer. A building permit has just been
issued for the construction of a $3000
modern, dwelling-at 1000 West Elev-i
tilth Btreet by K. G. Trowbridge. Geo.
Ivetson Is the oontractor and work on
the, now structure will be begun next
Monday. It is expeoted that the work
of constructing the new dining room
addition to the Kike lodge .building will
be begun early In the spring.
' Hutchison & 'Lumsden deliver No. J
potatoes any place In the city at $1.75
pet 100. ' ' " . ' - 2C3
' American Legion dancing assembly
Sat Jan. 22. Premier Novelty orches
tra.' You are Invited to attend. 25S
" knights of Pythias informal dance
at Castlo hall, Friday evening, Jan.
aist. Good music, good crowd, ; good
time. All knights and new candidates
cordially. Invited.'' . -" - J 268
William Barber is laid up at his
home .on Portland avenue by a broken
leg, which he suffered by a fall from
Mb bicycle while on his way home last
Wednesday evening from the Nash
barber shop.
A real dance! Central Point! .To
.night! Added attraction! Joe. Pardee,
"neuter fm01ody," featuring the. lat
OBfc. bntijo-'and saxopliouo . novelties!.
Bujia miss this! 258
Seo Close about rebormg your cylin
ders. Riverside Garage,. . ' -.SCO
. Inland Superoyl and plain piston
rlnjlB at RiverBldo Garage, i ( ,. f .'ZOO
iflio Etna Mills,. Calif., basket 'ball
toam, and accompanying visitors .from
Ihrft, place, which plays the.h'tgh school
toam tonight arrived in ,yio city last
evening and are registered at the Hol
land. In the party are Orris J,. Wilson,
LobjB H. Haines, J., Harrison Howell,
Furber Nutting, Itlchard Elle,., Win.
.Qillgley, . Lawrence Bursell, Laurence
D. Smith, Clyde Lewis and F. H. Dan-
nuhbrlnk.
iBomeniber the Community tlanco at
liij .NntatoriiimSat night. ; 258"
American Legion dancing assembly,
Lbglon .hall, Sat., Jan. 22. : Splendid
music. Good floor. ' Enjoyable time!
You. are Invited. 258'
Come in and Bpeud your money
with, us and then. go in and see what
Shorty has to offer. Geo. L, Trelchler
Motor Co. ',: ; ; tf
The condition of Mrs. E, D. Elwood
wlio was operated on nt tho Sacred
Heart .'hospital "Thursday morning,' is
reported as favorable. : '
' llomeruber our re-built tires cost you
less than half and run just as far. We
guarantee, our Work. "Exchange' Tiro
CO.: '', '';? ; . ' ' 2M
Try. -our. merchants lunch. The
Shasta." '
, : fJlilWreh's iitarii'pod underwear in i,
2, 8 years sites, regular price 75c, all
going at 40c while tb(jy lust. Handl
craft Shop. 257
Toggery 'Bill Isaacs, premier steel'
head 'fisherman of Medford and fur
.nlshor of . sartorial splendor to the
.youth, of southern Oregon, tarried in
.ay; a few words on his fnvorlto topic
lUoguo river fishing. "Tho Rogue'
is, a 'sportsman's sircuni," said " Mr
Jsaacs,, "arid Jt ,'. has. ahyays . grieved
me to Bee It made the province of the
commercial fisherman. As a sports
man's stream, where the stout steel
head takes the, fly. It Is known all
over tho world. 1 contend that com-
,n'ierclal fishing Is but a minor Item
when contrasted wUh.tho 'immense
.valuo of 'such, a river lo the state of
Oregon as an nugllu'g asset. And
unless salmon fishing is discontinued
in the Rogue by the commercial in
. torests its glory will .'depart. It Is
true that a large run '..of steolhcad
'warmed up the Roguo this summer
bmv nothing llko the runs of oMier
yers."-Tho Oiegonlan. , '. .
: 8')io Salvation Army would iB some
biHiy clothes for ono day -old, baby
Anyone wno can supply kiuuo please.
iBiihtl to Mrs. "Envoy! Sinclair,' .A iiplo
Street Act quickly plea-io. Xlsofcl6th,
lpg and food for relief work. Phone
351): . 2t,9
'jjnvost your Bovings In the' Jackson
' County liiril'tilng and Loan association.
,;rV " ' ' tr
Jieniitiiu gowns,' oomblnntlonB' and
children's dresses less 25 per cent.
Handicraft Shop. 60
SZ&E5S
ToCureaCold
' in One Day
Take
Grove's
Laxative
vQuimnG
tablets
Do. sure its Bromo
Th genuine bean this signature
. 30c.
"'J. "E." Mason, the 'well known superi'n.-
tendent of the Kiryand farm Is wean
ing a bad cut under the right eye and
a bruised forehead as the result, of re.
celvlng a kick from a two year old colt
whose feet he was trimming at the
time. Although bleeding profusely he
rushed thru the job and then hurried'
to Medford where the cut was sewed
up by a surgeon. Mr. Mason, at that,
regards himself as fortunate tbat be
got off so lightly.
-Must move at once. An opportunity
to rent a desirable house and will sell
ail furniture (practically new) at very
reasonable price if entire ' lot taken
322 S, Newtown St. corner Twelfth.322
Fancy potatoes-$1.75 per 100 doliv
cred In town. .Hutchison & Lurasden
' 203
Majestic "4" at Buncom Saturday
night. ' . . 259
A. J, Crosse is spending several days
In Ashland on business connected with
the Union Savlpgs & Building associa
tion of Portland.
Joe Pardee, "master of melody" and
the. Premier Novelty orchestra! Cen
tral Point!' Tonight. A real dance from
start lo finish. 258
Good supper.. at Buncom Saturday
night. ., 259
All . ribbons reduced. Handicraft
Shop. .200
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hunsacker pf
Jtoseburg are registered at the Med
ford. Guests from Portland - at this
hotel are JI.-R. Wight, Earl Randolph,
H. Gladstone, ,E. . C. Wradoll, Beu
Rypke, J. F. Wilde, J. L. Jones, and
Win. McKondry. . . j
Seat sale opens tomorrow, Saturday
noon at twelve o'clock at the . Page
theater for Leopold . Godowsky, world
famous pianist, who . appears at. the
Rage on Tuesday evening, January 25.
Price of tickets-$2,00,..J1.50 and. $1.00.
. . . 258
Community. dance at. the Natatorium
Saturday night. ' 258?
Bring your clean old rags to bis
office, be per pound. 1
Freddy Anderson who will .probably
be brought here for .a bout With Jess
Ingram In the main event of ;the Feb
rnary smoker of tho Medford boxing
commission has. been jnqntlondd ns a
possible oppoilont for Joo Benjamin
before the Portland boxing commis
sion, nt an early date. Freddy Is a
popular body in this city, and a meet
ing, with Ingram who Is .. gaining-in
prestige dally would "be. a. first-class
attraction. The fans would nlso like
to seo Johnny Carlson hooked up with
somebody his own size, "with some, ex
perience to got a line on just how. goqd
he Is. A number of Medford fans are
planning on going to Gold Hill, Friday,
Jan. 28, to see the Ingram. and Camp
bell mutch. There will bo two other
bouts, and a wrestling .match, under
tho auspices of tho Gold Hill boxlug
commission.
" Scat sale' opens; tomorrow, Saturday
noon at twelve o'clock at Mho,' Page
thouter for 'Leopold'. Godowsky, world
fuihous 'pianist, who appears ; at' the
Page on Tuesday evening, January 25,
Price of tickets $2.00, f 1.50 .ami $1.00.
'' " 208
: nig dance, at Odd Fellows hall, Tal
ent, Friday, Jan21.' ' ,250
; Wilbur Ashpole spent Thursday in
the Applcgnte district looking over the
cuttle situation. He reports the' roads
in the worst shape, pf the year.
Big dance, lit the futatorlum Satur
day night. 258'
.Majestic "4" at' Talent' Friday night.
' ' 208
Owney -Roddy Is spending' a ..few
days' In 'Grants 'Pass visiting with
trieuda and attending to business.
Special prices on popular makes of
new tiros Jakon.in trade by,ns. See
these before buying." Exchango' Tire
Co. ' : , 2GI
' UnlesH someone who has good cotton
raga-to he used to wipe presses, comes
to our rescue, we might have -.to 'bus-
pond business. We pay 6c per pound.
Bring In your rags. 2o.s
'Among' tho Nash guests arc Clyde
Johnson of Eureka,' Calif.,- R. S. Der
dowskl of Seuttlo and L. J. Murphy of
Sun, Francisco.
Deloo-Llght Electricity . for every
farm. Bedford F.lectrlc Co.
' Somo of our tires can be bought at
half-price. Geo. I,, Trelchler Motor Co.
' tf
L. J. Murphy was1 among the Ash-land-Visitors
in the city Thursday and
today.
Miss Alto Naylor, the Goodwin Cor.'
setlcre. ' Phono 548-J. ' 262
Good prizes nt Buncom Saturday
night. 259
The Ellis lodge had a very large at
tendance at their observance, of past,
exalted rulers night last night and
voted, after n full discussion of tho
matter, to build n dining room addition
of one story with basement., 25' by SO
feet to their temple on the lot Imme
diately ndjolning which tho ' lodge
owns. Tho resolution ns passed pro-,
vhlod Tor a structure not to exceed In
cost $10,000, construction work to be
gin whenever a building committee
of seven lodge members to be appoint
ed by the' exalted ruler, so decides.
This committee will probably be ap
pointed nt next Thursday night's ses-
SlOU. ' 1 I I- : I
, Lots of prlies at Talent Friday nght.
Oregon Nursery Co.. largest in the
northwest. All kinds of fruit and
shndo trees, ornamental ; shrubbery
etc. Seo or address' V. S. Abraham,
aux South Grape St., Medford. 2S0
Miss Florence Pool, county homo
demonstration agent, spent-Thursday
in Grants Puss.
We'll deliver a bate ot utraw to vour
homo for 76c this week. Lot your hens
scratch In-dry straw. Hubs' Mill. Phono
529. --
Hemstitching and tweoung. Handi
craft Shop. i .
Mrs. K C. Elliot and littlo daughter
are visiting frieuds and relatives In
Grants I'nsH this week.
Lets go. Where? Talent! When?
Friday-night' . 25S
Itelco-Llglit farm light and power
plants. Medford Klecirlc Co. :
' The'announceinent that the Amer
ican Legion dancing .assemblies will
be given In the future on Saturday
evening rather than Friday has been
received with satisfaction by the danc
ing public. This change of date will
make for a larger attendance due to
the fact that so many out of town
members come to Medford on Satur
day rather than during the week.
Gertrude Klrkpatrick, Spencer cor
setiere. f Phone 146-R.' ' 1 ' ' ; :2S0
Those having unpaid accounts with
Shortle Garuett would eonfer a great
favor by calling at Geo. L. Treichler's'
office and paying same. .Shortle needs
tbe'money. , '
Wilfred Mllcsche is suffering from a
slight attack of blood poisoning In his
right hand. He was playing with his
brother, when that strenuous ' young
ster scratched him with his fingernails.
Miksche thought nothing of it at the
time but a slight Infection followed.
which while not dangerous if cared
for, Is highly painful.
We save you znone on your dry
cleaning, dyeing and repairing. City
Cleaning " Wo ks, 401 South Riverside.
Phone 44. tf
Shoes at cost. $1:00 reduction on
each pair of new shoes while they last
at the Medford Shoe Hospital, 119 East
Sixth St., Medford. tf
Guests atf the Holland Include Mrs
Lillian Dounell of Chicago, F. Struvc
and family of Miles, la., Mrs. M. J.
Muldoon of Butte, Mont., II. L.Hub
bard of Spokane, A. E. Razle of Seattle,
J. Hughes of Crescent Cltyiand Joe
Epstein of San Francisco.
Carl Jeschke, high grade watch and
clock repairing,' 11 Fir street.
Good oats at Talent Friday night. ,
Mrs. O. L. .Harmon received word
Thursday' that her littlo granddaugh-.
ter while playing In. a swing ,'iri her
homo . In Iowa ' suffered an accident,
the spring .of, the swing .breaking and
penetrating the little tot's skull. A
piece of the skull was removed and
the child is recovering nicely. A sim
ilar accident occurred In .Lewlstou.
.Idaho last week; The swing was of
the. jumping type. Mrs. Harmon re-
sldos at ,610 West Tqnth street, this
City.' ' ' .'"' . ;
When, better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build theni. ' . If
Home made candy fresh evory day
at Kandylaud, 2 doors east of Hi a Ho.
' 202;
F. E. Merrick who rot timed from an!
extended stay in North Dakota . last!
week' reports business conditions . in1
that, highly uou-partlsun stat In. bud!
shape.'. Mi'. Merrick says the farmersl
hnve taken' something like a solemn'
oath pot to sel uny of their wheat for!
less, than $J per bushel, with the re
sult that the wheat bins are full, and
no sale. While waiting for the wheat
to' go $3 per bushel tho farmers, are i
investing .heavily, in Texas uud Okla
homa oil stocks, in an effort to roou-:
perate their finances, and as a result
of theso two conditions a sort of Jer-'
petunl turmoil is always existing. Mr.
Merrick, expects to see Dakota straigh
ten out next spring. There aro closei
to 100 former residents' of North Da
kota now living in the Roguo River
vuuoy .wno. .may .he somewhat s,ur-i
prised at, tho. mood of their homeland
.Juiit rocoived a carload of Xancv no-
totoes,$1.75 por hundred 'delivered In
town.' Hutchison. & Lumsden. 263
When overhauling, your old bus put;
now life In if by domandlug genuine
American hammered piston rings, fac
tory equipment on,the best cms. ..The
misy corner Motor Co.. tf
Gus Newbury and. P., J. Neff arrived
home this forenoon from Salem where
they , were on business, before the su
preme court.
, reul .dance! . Central . Point!. To
night! Premier Novelty orchestra!
Real music! . Heal floor! Real crowd!
Let's, go! ' ' .' 25S
Dr. Heine, oyo. car,, nose, throat, tf
T
;';WIIHJURALGIA
' Use Soothing Musterole
'When those 6harp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
eecros as if it would split, just rubalittlo
Musterole on your temples and neck.
t draws out the Inflammation, soothes
sway the pain,usuaiiygivingquick relief.
' i Musterole is a clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
a mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses f rankjy
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy.rheuma
- tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
, back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
. bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colda
of the chest (it often prevents pneu
monia). , It is always dependable.
TOO LATE Tl) CLASSIFY
KOU SALE Turkeys tor breeding.
J. C. Herring, Central Polut. 267
FOR SALE S room modern house ami
2 lots, two blocks from Washington
school. .This property can be bought
for, $2000 uud assume city .assess
ments If tnkfii within the next .few
days. This la unusually cheap pro
perty. Inquire t". C. Pierce, 30 N.
Central or phone 5171,. ' 2S9
WANTED Cleaning woman two mor
nings each week. Phono X10-J. tf
FOR SALE Two good work teams
with harness. Tel. D91J-1. 2tH
FOR SALE One 10-hu-h P. & O. gang
plow. Tel. 691J-L ,. . 263
FOK SALE Home dryer, trnys, sul
phur box, enrer. purer and slicer. Tel.
6SM-J-1. 263
Mr and Mrs; John Reter of Jackson
ville spent Thursday in tho city attend
ing to business matters.
I'Seat sale opens tomorrow, Saturday
noon at twelve o'clock' at . the Page
i theater for Leopold Godowksy, world
famous pianist, -who appears at .the
Page on Tuesday evening, January 25,
Price of tickets $2:00, $1.40 and 41.00.
.... .i.v . ..258
Everything electrical. Medford Elec
tric Co. i Phone 661. ' - k
R. A.' Holmes, the Insurance Man.
Insurance, and Bonds, plus Service.
K. E. Hodgman,- state, highway engi
neer for this district spent yesterday
on business in the Grants Pass section.
Just arrived, a, car load .of. No. .one
white potatoes at $1.75 per hundred
lbs. by the sack. Delivered to any part
of the city. Warner,, Wortmun, & Gore.
. . 263
, Buttons' made to.order, hemstitching
and pecotlng. Handicraft Shop. '260
, Allan . Lamb Is at .Klamath ' Falls
yjalting his brother, Charles Lumb.
' Roy Bebb of Ashland is visiting rela
tives in Motffbrd' thls..week. ,". . ' .
',, Potatoes $1.75 per 100.' Hutchison &
Lumsden. 203
'AohomV'vfi i
Further. market changes have put -lown a good;many. articles dur
ing ihe past week. We follow the, market and .you get.the.bene
fit.' Herbert Hooyer said, "The bugger the market basket the big
ger the bank account," ;u Bring a big basket. The bigger the bas
ket, the more you save. Here aVe a'f ew regular, not special, .prices :
Florida ,Grape Fruit, 'large 16c
Black Figs, ISc'lb., 2 for . 25c
Black Figs, 25 lb. box . . . $3.00
' Wisconsin Brick Cheese, lb 48c
Cream Gheesei ' lb. . . ., ... . . 36c
Head Lettuce . . .... . . . . 10c
Dromedary Dates . . . ... ,24c
Asparagus Tips No. 1 can .32c
Shrimp, No. 1 can-. ... ... .'25c
.'Jap Ricei.lb.. , . . ... i ; .; . . '. : ,8c
White Beans, lb. ... .... . 7c
Knight's: Pickles, qt., for . . 44c
.Knight's; Catsup, gallon . $1.75
Catsup, gallon . in .tin 69c
Stuffed Olives . . . . , . , 23c
Cod fishl ilb. brick ... . . .,20c
Libbi's pple Butter . . . . .'20c
Baker's Premium Chocolate,
;i 'per lb; iw. ' . ; . .... .55c
Campbell's Soups ... . . . '. 13c
iVe nyethe biggest
, , ' . at prices
roast bee:f 2-pound can . . . . .... .'. .
BACON :12:POUND CAN1 Li.". 1 L i i'. ' . i . .
CORNED BEEF COOKED , 6-POUND CAN . .
POTATOEES (GOOD ONES) PER HUNDRED
CREAMERY BUTTER . . .... . . ......
Try chopping on North Central ave. You will
. .. YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT THE
il..ZX...::GATES & LYDIARD, Props.
'1 ' :
rpOLKS with ; the knack of doing ' ; 1 ' V.rET AND WARMER '
things get a head start each day by A p0Sf0 1 '- kxockovt- co.mkdyI ! '
. breakfasting on OmiPic' Rolled Oats." 1 1M1 : ' i g ; ' l:'
The OLYMPIC Line Includes your . j ft 'ff&3JS . TOM '"' MOORE l' 1 1 ' 1 Vl
. favorite cereal sanitarily milled, I 11 Sfi vJlIJSS "jgK&OT' 1 N
. - packed, staled and wrapped. X-r2!S '"DUDS" IB I
" ' - , ot most grocers --' assngiii n 1 1 maaaaaij
. Mrs. Louis J. "Simpson: of Marshfield.
wife, of the former candidate for gover-
j nor is seriously . ill Mn the Stanford
j hospital at San Francisco with chances
! for recovery reported even by the
specialists In attendance. She passed
through Medford over a. week ago en
route to the California hospital in
charge, of her husband (in the private
railroad car of John M. Scott, general
passenger pgent of the t Southern Pa
cific j ailroad. ;, : -1 '. '
I We have a few freshly packed Spitz
I Baldwins and Black Twigs ' which: we
are offering at attractive prljces. Call
i Oregon Growers Packing Corporation.
Phone 128.' , - ' ; : . , 263
I
Do not order -.calendars, from .travel
j Ing representatives or out of town
j firms.- We have a factory line of all
I sizes and -kinds, of calendars, . wall
pockets, cpt-ohts, etc.,' that.' we will
show the .trade Jater iand. gave you
money on the same. tf
Wm. F. Isaacs arrived homo this
forenoon, frppi his' Iltteeu days visit at,
Seattle and Portland. ' 1
''. Jf 7?piir:'jncfcbnt-'-does;;npt' handle
Rogue River made brooms you can
get them at the public market. 260
Jiffy Jell ....... . . . : .lie
Rolled Oats, ;9 lh. sack . . . 54c
Free Stone Peaches, No. ;2
can . 23c
can
.Apricots, Nos. 2.can . .
Salmon, 15c, 2. for
, Minnesota Sweet Corn
California Peas, No. 2 can 14c
Dried Peaches, 2 lbs. . ... 36c
Lucky Strike, Camel or Ches
terfield Cigarettes (carton of
10 packages) '. .. . . . . . . . $1.75
Crytal White Soap .... .. . . 7c
,2.2tPound bar imported Castile,
pure Olive Oil Soap . . ...49c
V Sunny Monday. Soap . . 7c
Jello . , . , . . . . . 11c
assortment of fine Teas and Coffees in, the city
that will, afford you a big
this slip your mind:
Portland giiests'at the Holland aro
A. L. Gage, J. P. Jenkins, L. W. Damon,
C. G. Bunnell. A. R. Moorehouse, Jas.
W. Pendegast and F. L. Belli. Also
registered : at this hotel are Mr, and
Mrs. Geo. S. Burton of Grants Puss.
, .Yarns, suitable for slippers, tarns
and striping scarfs, on sale at 30c por
ball. Handicraft Shop. 2o0
Grape eider, fresh from the press at
the Jackson County Creamery Bottling
Dept. Phone 22-R.
. Hemstitching -and pecotlng, 10
cents per yard. The Vanity Shop, new
location, cor. East Main, and Bartlett.
' 265
Interest Is maintained In the ap
pearance of Joe Pardee, "melody man"
who will be featured with the Premier
Novelty orchestra at the Central Point
dance, tonight. This versatile young
.musician, though specializing on. the
tenor-banjo, plays also the saxophone,
and cornet with the ease and abandon
of, a veteran music-master.
Big dance at Goldsby's.hall, Buncom,
Saturday. Jan.. 22... ,259
'. Odd balls of . yarn Mn heather, silk
mixed, worsted knitting and floss re
duced to 30c. Handicraft Shop. 2G0
.26c
.26c
.29c
15c
saving.
. '30c
$2.50
$1.05
,$1.75
.,48c
like it and dont let
GROCETERIA
-;
Paget Sound Man Had i
Afflictions Innumerable
iTacomn, Wash., Juno 20, 1920. 'JI
am' forty-nine years old. Until " 're
cently I had been suffering from n dls
uBreeable couch unci it run-down
physical i-nnililton. I had no nppc
tiie, wns constituted, tired, buiUiachn,
no ambition and stomach' was int ba.il
shape. ' " ; -. 1 ' ' ' . ?
"I was formerly employed by tho
Seaborn Sliiiibuildius conipuny. In.
am now v.orklnB in a warehousiv Ono
day 1 was itdvisud to taUe a. buttle of
Viiml and within-two dayH It noticed
an iiiiprovcmeiit and runv I feel and
act like a new man." Sifcnptl' J. (!on-.
roy, al" Vi ', iiroatlwny, T.u-oma.i Wiisli.
Vinol Is a . tunic- of incompaiablo
viijuo; fm' . junt ui i etiaos as ih-j
above! t;et :i bottle today and pruvo
it ,to..oumcir. i For 'HUlqj: at 'f iociford
riicnaacy, Main at; Central. ; Adv.
See It Today
It'll ho Gone ToruoiTOW
i THE MOST POPULAR'-1
PICTURE WE EVER
- . .PLAYED!
-. ''.
THE BEST PICTURE IM.j
SHE EVER MADE !
SUNDAY' ," J - ,
"THE BP,AJIDING."i
IRON"
' PLAYING .
One of tlie most note
, worthy proganir, tite
'Pago has ever pre
sented.
anoXA Tersfmal
Typewriter
Told it up, tako it
with you. type
write anyw b. ere.
$50.00, including
carrying ease. '
JILIUXJRl) book 8TOKH
' TMr-tr'hntnra for Fn. Orncnn.
Plumbing and Siovo Repair
toil fitting, stoves rebnilt. 1'iompt
service. li-iuoiinl)lo rtinrgps. Goqd
oik S. j. t'.VSTIIJ-:
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