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Personal
'. 1 Thirty-throe earn f teurn were
V Shipped to eatuern iimrkutH from Aled-
ford yesterday, muJOiik u tutul uf over
3 00 whipped from the city so far ihiH
Bi-avon.
C Good uprlj;ht piano, out! hundred
,-, and forty -five dollai M. Weeks mid
'" Orr, Med ford, IB;!
" Only four dayn left Hpivial elect n
ratiK" off 'i"; :;"t .voui'h now
The mercury has been Kiaduully
; dropping from ovor the hundred fig
ure, slnru liiMt Suturday until yenler
duy the maxf mum wan HI, Thin morn
ing's minimum wan fill. 7. ami fair
weather and a moderate temperature
h predicted for tomorrow.
Hereon doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber yard, . Cor. Hunt Main and
Genesee, JfHtf
Fresh Km pi re plaster. Medford
dumber Cto. 104tf
Allns Helen CuwkIII, . A. C. Cnr
fUllln, who Ik state Itsudor of the kIi-Ih'
Hubs, arrived hero yenterduy for u
nhort official visit.
I lux KOfttM for the nuto races Auk
unt Hi, can only be secured at the
Chamber of Commerce. Reserve seals
at same place.
Tree props, all lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
Among the toui-lsts from u distance
registered ut local hotels are .Mr. and
Mrs. C. K, Crane of Vero, Kla., Mi'H.
Kmily I'erUtnH of Marsha lltown. Iowa,
Mr. and Mrs. W, II. liland of Victoria,
II. C, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. liland of
Cleveland. Ohio, Alice and Anna Mal
loy of Lowell, Mass., Leo .1. Hart, Jr.,
of liainlree. Muss., Mrs. Steward of
AIuHka, Mr. and Mrs. Kd Prookfj of St.
I'au I, .Mr. and Mrs. M. Diamond of
New York Clly and .0. A. Keren of
Kureka, Mont.
I'Vesh snlt water salmon, 25c. lb.
Johnxon Produce Co. If
Good upright piano, one hundred
and forty-five dollars. Weeks and
Orr, Medford. 122
A large man wearing u. hime straw
, sombrero registered uh George A.
Mansfield, Medford on the Hotel'
Medford register late last night. "Yes,
sir, T have just came from the hottest
plare on earth,' wild Mr. ManHfield as
he stralghlend up. He had Just come
after an absence of two months from
'Oklahoma, where he la attorney for
"nn aKsorlallon of Choctaw and Chick
asaw IndhuiR, en route to his home in
the. Prospect district, for u visit with
h.la family.
Only four days left Hpocial eleclrl-'
range nff-tr; get :.our's now!; .'
Don't fail to wee the romp lute line
nf baby's first clothes put' out by the
liuby Jtnwdulr. Layettes, nighties,
wrappers, Hucques and etc. Handicraft
Hhnn. 12fi
The number of out of the stale etu's
registering hero yestwrday at the local
Hi ate "traffic regiHtrallon bureau uh
nt mil v.f Ivrt
CiinninLr (iomatoes and eantetones '
for sale. Ilrlng boxes. Rogue lllver
Poultry Karm on Jacksonville high
wny. 124
Fancy creamery butter 49c per lb.
Johnson Produce Co.
J, O. Grey, who has been spending
I ho pMHt several weeks transacting
business In the Klamath country and
northern California, returned to his
hriinn in the city last night.
Only four day.) left special electric
raiiKO offer: get your's now!
Fresh Kniplro plaster. Medford
Lumber Co. " HMtr
Otto l-j. Kroynnd Hannah Krey, both
of Lake Creek. Or.', were married hero
today by Judge Polnek,, Homer Da
venport, Arstill and Renn A. Olmstead
of Dallas, were married yePterday by
Justice L. V. Smith, It is now possl
ble f'ir couples residing In one county,,,,. u juhnsop Protluco Co,, 241 N.
to get a license in another county.
Grants Pass Courier.
Friday. August 14. Siskiyou school
will hold outdoor program nnd basket
. snclnl-bonfire. One mile north of Sis
kiyou depot on highway, eight o'clock,
prompt. Ladles bring bankets or
boxe;. 122
Get your treo props now at Rig
J'lnes Lumher Co. lf!i0
Albert McManus is among the Med
ford citizens who lire spending today
transacting buvlnes sat Rutte Falls.
Fresh salt water salmon, 2 tin lb,
Johnson Produce Co. tf
Get your tree props now at the Rig
Pines Lumber Co. triM
Another good vaudeville bill from
start to finish, wlih Map Faruell and
Florence topping tho program was
presented at the Craterlan last night.
Faruell presented a "nut" act that was,
n scream. Sang nnd Chung, two
chinamen sang, and Sang sum; In a
hlirh tenor. Chung sang n Scotch souk
with the proper burr. Resides these,
there was a good acrobatic turn, a bet
ter than the nvenme comedy skit,
headed by Hilly Rross, nnd Lottie
Rule opened Hie show with a nxa
phone. Garner and Sons piano, two hun
dred and thirty dollar. Weeks and
CUr. Medford. 122
Tree, props all lengths. Medford
Lumber Co. 104tf
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grieve of the
Prospect district are visitors in the
city who arrived yesterday.
only four day( left special electric
nimr" off'.-: et y ur' now! I
Then- is a great deal
(if (linVrciici' lictwccii
.Milk lii'vad and ordi
nary lircad. Ono trial
lnaf will jirovo that,
to von.
FLUHRER
A 1 laker of
Keputaliou
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! Residents of (tout hern Cili.'orniu
registered at local hotels lio-lude Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Mel n tyre and daughter
of Hollywood, Miss Kllzuhelh It,
Front, Mrs, Frederick M. Hawley and
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Johnson of Pasa
dena, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Ferguson of
Ceverly JlillH. Mrs. G. H. Iliesler and
M i fl. ( icoi'Kln Du lining of I ,uj:uium -Heaeb,
Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Ducklng
hani of Santa liarbara. Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Klllotl. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Coates, and Miss Ruth Coalcs of Long
Iteuch, Mr. and Mrs. James Farnoll of
Venice, Mr. and Mrs. W.-J. Hartman
tf Ventura, and the following from
Los AnueicB: Mr, and Mrs. C. H.
Ames. Mr. and Mrs. II. Alllster. Mr.
and Ms. R. C. Chesney, Ml', and mim.
C. H. Hailrlch. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Iteck
lien. Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Rerger, Mr.
and Mrs. T, J. Ogle, Mr. and Mrs. C. I.
MeFarlund and children. Dr. and Mrs.
James 'McCoy. Misses Marjorie and
Janei McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Rliv
eritnd Mrs. II. L'enjamiu.
OuYy four day left special electric
range offe;1: g-i :(-ur'H now' i'.il
If your pictures are made at Palm
er's Pholo Studio, 710 N. Central, they
will be the boat. tf
Governor Pierce will be the princi
pal speaker ut a Grange picnic to be
held at Rojiuc River, next Saturday,
August Kith. The affair Is under the
auspices of the Rogue River Grange,
and farmers from Jackson and Jose
phine county will be present. The
master of the Grange, nnd lesser lights
of the field of politics and agricul
ture, will be present.
Drink Ice erenm &Oe nt DeVoe'R. tf
Garner and Sons nlano. Two hun -
dred and thirty dollars., Weekfl and
Orr, Medford.
nnnnlu Kl..l. Wh- Mi. I PnmPl'OV
left for his headiiuurters nt Salem hint
night, after having spent several days
i k i ttu i i,Miino
inv,n.r..ir., ,. r(1ii,in,. firo which
took place In the clly last month.
Just arrived the new shipment of
Pacific package goods more beauti
ful than ever. A complete lino on dis
play at the Handicraft Shop. 125
Staphs drugs at DeVoe's. ' tf
County Agent Richards of Coos
oounty estimates that the loss already
r aimed by cutworms and army worms j
in the county is no less than jhmmhhi.
Let nie write your fire Insurance.
Carl V. Ten'gwald, Holland Rldg.
Phono 1(93. . 104tf
Cedar flume lumber ut Dig Pines
Lumber Co. , tf
Washington state visitors registered
at local hotels Include Misses Marian
FIndlay. A. and D. Cnthank, Mr. and
Mrs. V. F. Fields of Tacoma, Mr.,and
Mrs. IS. W. Crone of Westport. and
Misses Alice Miles and Cathrino Biggs
of Seattle.
Only four days left special electric
ranwe offi,r; ret your's now! 12!
Screen doors at Wallace Woods
Lumber Yard, cor. East Main and
Oonesee. 8Xtf
Mrs. 'Kvelyn Conway, a former well
known resident of Ashland, will sing
several solutions ver i-iulio tomorrow
a't 'T'ao' lT.'mrthrouKlV 'radio broad-
carting station K II J operated by the
Los Angeles Times. She requems
thnre who have the good fortune to
listen in to kindly writo her, telling
how the singingiwas received.
Try that big milk shako at DeVoe's.
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Pure, clean, running sulphur water.
Jackson Hot Springs swimming pool.
lortf
An enjoyable Sunday nlcnlc which
was ma tie up of local and Medford
people motored from here to Surlng
Creek yesterday afternoon Included: '
Mr. and Airs. H. Rlnaharger, W. IS.
Rlnabarger. H. F. Friend. W. R. Ret - j
thn Hifttmi'iv nil of Medford. and Mrs. I
Dorcle Morris and Miss Wynui llroth
erton. Klamath Falls Horuld.
Tree p ropa all leugt hs. M ed ford
Lumber Co. 104tf
It'iim-v now notatoes, largo size, 3c
Fir street. Phono 1)7. Db'ir
Norma Trumlcy and party were
visitors In the city yesterday from
Grants Pass.
Wo pay for fishes and sell dirt
cheap. Rrown & White Agency,
lnc,
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Will iilvo koikI h'lini! to orphan t-'lrl
nut yoiiniifi' tliatl 13 yranf. I.lulit bm--V
C8 Vl'HUll'lMl. Apply I'. O. Ilnx 65",
(Mly.
M. C. M( Klliriiy of IOukuiio was tln
e! 10 In JiiHtlc:(i HiiIipi-Ih' court at
AHhlaml yi-Blorday on hi pli'ii of (iu Il
ly to n rhui'KO f apoeilliiK piffi-nvil
nBnlliHl lllm Ivy Statu Traffic Oflfcrr
C. I'. Tali'lit.
Only four ilayn left Kpi-i-lal cliMtrlc
raiiKu orf-r; n't yi ur'H now! I""
Wo pay for hhIh'h anil hcII llrt
chonp. Brown & While Auonoy. 1"''.
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TouIkIiI will lip pay nlKlit for llio
Inrul National liuanl company, at
which limn Ihcro will bo arouiul $1000
illalrlliulcct auionu tho Bolillcrw. A
luruc tunuiul Ih cxpcctcil.
' Kxlilo liattoi lcn for 1,'onln. Chi-vrn-1Mb,
Mturn, etc.. 1'J."6 ami Jltl.r.0.
Wllllonm McCurlcy. UM'tf
llrumiwlck phonnitiliphs SS iliiwn,
jr, per inoiiih. Wocks anil Orr. Mcl
fur.1. I-2
Attorney W. K. lllanchanl. of
Uranta I'ann. was In Mcdfonl today on
IckiiI liUMlnt'NS. Mr. Uloucllard was In
an auto acrid, Mil al,out three wvekK
iikd and this won lilx first day out.
Mr. Illanchard la a member of Ihe
ropnlillcail male central committee.
Cedar flunio luinlier ut Big I'lnen
Uimlicr Co. , tf
J)r. O. .1. Johnson, ih-nllut, will In
out of Ills nfrice unlll A.lBUMt IS. I L'S
, orman llankln of Poi'llniid. repre.
.nentiitlvp of Ihe Imperial Klre Insllr
lince company. Is nmoliK the liuslnesn
vlrliurn nietldlui.- today In Medford.
Nine aecond hand drophead nm
chlneK on special sale. JT.CO lo :io.
j Slar t'o.. Irt K. Fir. 1-1
! Henil solno plelures of Orator l.nlie.
Medford and the Uokuo Valley views
to your frlunds. ralmer'i iilcturi' are
Iho host. tf
I fontract for Ihe construction of Ihe
'first unit of the new AHnny coIIckc
icnmpus was ici ciinvBiiii.
I XL Hon nf OnrVHlllH for JlHtM'".
The completed hulldlnn fill cost $75,-
Tleinslllchlnif. huttoiui covered, at
tho Hniu!nnft .shop. if
Xlnier'u niolo Studio makes the
dest plcliires. ' "
Myron Itool, nininmer of Dedny &
ii'o.. fruit nisiketmit nuenis. nas re
turned from Fresno, ouir.. wnoro io
has hepn for several months to look
'aflnr their penr nnd apple shlpplnu
'mil of Mcdfonl. Mr. Hool opened 14
.new offle for Ih company nt Fresno
this yenr and shipped a larne nunnlliy
of milt. - v.'..r.- :
I Only foui' rtv5 lofl sivclii) idHlo
rango offer; g.i our' now! I.'V
The develop 1. 1 oi. I of irrigated pub-
tures on the slump land of thu Uiuut
Push Irrigation district ub a meana
of assisting land owners In meeting the
water tax problem and enabling mem
to furry livestock on their small farms
iMfiiii-u m.ry t-uum uruiiiuniy u 9u.
the plan of a project announced today
t.y county Agent Jioweu ami nacKe-i
by the extension wrvlce of the college,
nit) iiiiii iuiH ui i m iraiiiH funn n 1 1-
Kfuiim iiiMirici, inn vii'uiiis I'aMS v num
ber of Commerce and other interested
purtles. Grants Pass Courier.
) Comolainimr motorists uirulnHt
1'i'offle Officer McMahon .pletitte com-
munlcate, confidential. Address It.
G. .(., care Mall Tribune. Hf
Only four days left special ilectrie
j range off-?'" ,oi .wur'a now!
1 Guests from a distance registered at
Merrick's Motor Jnn Include the funi.
Illes of William Lamb of ppeblo.
Colo.. G. A. Tbiese of Chicago. III.. F.
Schultz of Prescotl. Arid., Pete Wal
lace of Superior. Mont., K. T. Jtoblns
of Detroit, Mich., C. II. Kim or of Mo
llue. 111., Dr. C. S. Trimble of Tulsa,
Okla.. R. G. Fenter of Oshkosh. Wis., .
and R. JO, Young of Helena, Mon. j
Fresh salt water salmon, 25c lb. j
Johnson Produce Co.
Largo stock Victor records at Pal- i
nier Music Store. tf
E. C. Griffin of Portland, general I
J agent of the Chicago Northwestern
railroad, Is among the visitors In the rord. l-J
city today from the stale metropolis. Nino fully guaranteed drophead ma
Many local people are leaving daily chines on special sale only until Aug.
for the Applegate country to pick -wild ..Kith. Singer Co., TO So. Fir. : 124
blackberries, which are growing in Volney Dixon, a member of the
plentiludo In that section.
I Jackson County Fair and Pear
,8how, Medford, September 1G to H).
107tf
1 11,11 'w,; luUL" wl" KU'
ernment free employment bureau.
Medford Chamber of Commerce, for
piciters. ntu-
I lHaacs Rest w:i3 last Saturday elect
ed by the city council as mayor of the
city of Grants Pass to fill the unex
pired term of W. D. Fry, who resign
ed at the meeting last Thursday. D.
C. Mcllntyre, chairman of the council,
and Mr. Rest were nominated for the
position of mayor. The vole, taken by
ballot, resulted In a five to three vote.
Mr. Rest was immediately sworn Into
ofifce and took up his duties at once.
Grants Puhs Courier. ' . '
Only four X. 'h left special ebf'rir
range offer: get ycur's now! 122
fnnU with (jnn. tf
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RI.-;NT 3-room modern unfur
nished duplex, with electric range.
3 blocks from Jackson County bunk.
$22 per month. Phone 728. Charles
A. Wing. 122
WANTKJD House furnished or part
ly furnished. Will buy later or leae
bv the year. 'Phone 304. 32 X.
Grape. ' 123
FOl'ND Ruby buggy on street. Own
er can have samo by calling at Po
lice Station and paying for , ml, 123
WAXTF.D
R75-A1
AVoman for cleaning. Call
124
WAXTKD Ruslnuss College girl
wishes to work for room and board.
Phone 2M)-H, OWN, , 128
WA.'TI0J I have pasture to rent for
I50to 2UU head of cattle, 2u(l acres
under fence, about tiO acres nKulfu,
second crop uncut. Phone 3 58-R.
. Medford. 124
Medford Plate and
Window Glass Co.
Automobile glass, and glass for nil
purposes. We repair broken win
dows nnd rosllver old mirrors, make
mirrors any bIzo. Complelo Hue
beveling nnd grinding machinery;
employ nothing but experienced
help.
J. V, MORGAN, Manager
113 S, Bartlett Rhone 140
FLUHRER'S
Hot Milk Bread
8 P. M. DAILY
Right From the Ovena.
Butter Eggs
, and Milk
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OPEN SUNDAYS
Sparta Bldg., Main and Riverside
TH COZV NOOK
Docs your work subject
you In .eye strain? Your
oyes may have been nor
ma! In youth, hut gradually
the muscles which furnish
tho accommodation of fo
cusing weaken with use
and nge. When the crys
llllluo lens of your minora
eye refuses to uutoinattc-
ally change lts foci you
p " are ' In need of nur opto
W . motoric: experience. ' Wn
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w ill fit you with the proper
I-
(does yourTT
WORK H1
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222 Cast Mnin.Stv j ;"
I Mi s Kdnu M. Rurns If hiire froi:i
u tftree weekB vacation which she had
jient at Seattle, Wash., and other
Puget Sound points.
, rmrCHOIlfc ,ne NlmnL,P)(( ,r,in nf
flr(, InHUram.e companies in'America.
(?Ir y 'fengwald, Jlolluild
Jlidg
phono D03
104tf
, Tree ,mJ(m u, Jt,:ii;ti,8,
jumljtt . . ;. w
Modford
104lf
j Among OUt
of town Oregonlans
stopping at Cedfprd hotels sre Mrw. G.
M. Kla pies mid Louis Hennies of
Turner, H. K. Rrooks and Thou,
ltrooks pf Rend, F. F. Smith of Me
Minnville, Mr. and Airs. L. M. Combs
and A. H. Rower of lOngcne. Helen
Cowglii of CorvttlliH. A. II. Ferguson
and Id. M. Howell of Roseburg, and
the following from Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Webster. Mr. and Mrs. O.
L. Mclntyre, Mr.' arid Mrs. Ralph C.
N'eoan and Mrs. Ted Marks and child
ren. Only four o"avv left special -?eotrie
range offer: tret your's now! 122
For pand.jgravol, sediment, cleaning
or Inwn work, phono . 912-J, Samuel
Bnteman. tf
!, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Reeves of Col
fax,, Calif., arrived in the city this
forenoon to spend several days visit
ing friends and relatlvca while -en
routo to Seattle, Wasr.
Brunswick phonogrupbs, $5 down,
ifi per month. Weeks and Orr, Med-
firm of Gaddis At Dixon. left last night
ror a several weeks' ousiness stay m
Seattle and other Washington cities.
He will ' , probably visit Longview,
where the firm is erecting several
thousnnd rorts of fence to IiuiIohu thi?
sjiwnillls und plants of tbe Iong-Bcll
Ijumbor compiiny, whirh Is' mild to bo
the larKPHt order for fence ever placed
with one company In tbe northvet.
Ofer 130 tons of material are now on
the ground.
Screen doors nt Wallace Woods
Lumber . Yard, cor. Kat Main and
Genesee. 88tf
There's a busy BusinesH College In
Medford. OWN. ,141
Arnold' Butler left yesterday for
Diamond lake where be will spend a
two weeUs' vacation." ' - '' -' 1 r
Tho Oregon TeotlnK Laboratory Bays
Jackson Hot Springs water Is pure.
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Whoopee !
Whoopee !
I'm the Desert
man's side .
ALL LAUGHS .. B Adults . 35o ' "
' ' isl ".f1 lr iff 5''''Vll l) Chi!drgn - - ,n-
o VfJIJ - 50o "
lv'i .';j.v.f. c.) ;,r ff.. t.' ,.' ;i..Kj tt , C ill ii iiTjl 7 If , fc f M J.f .
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'Leu I Oiler, fancy t; U'l; garilencr of
the Central Point district, was In the
city yesterday transacting business.
Mr.- J'otter has over 50 acres of va
rious kinds of produce, such as toma
toes, watermelons, beans, cucumbers
and cabbage.
' Maid 0 Sko, made of 100 per cent
.;orango; a pure and. wholesome drink.
l r I'll
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. McKee and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKee of Med
ford motored ovor from their home
Sunday morning to enjoy the picnic
of the Copco peofile yesterday after
noon. Paul McKee is general mana
ger of the California Oregon Power
company. Klamath Falls Herald.
Traffic on Main street was delayed
nearly ton minutes this morning by a
long, slow moving freight train. Au
tomobiles were lined on Alain street
for three blocks on each side of the
train, and scores of pedestrians were
also made to wait until the train had
uncoupled. . .
All cooks, waiters, clerks and truck
drivers that signed for charter will
meet at Smith hall, lS X Grape
street. Wednesday, August 12, at fi
o'clock, to complete organization. 122
A dog. which was so badly . maimed
by an nutomoblle that it had to be
killed, is a fair example of the speed
and carelessness of some automobile
drivers on Central avenue. The acci
dent happened on Central avenue near
Clark street yesterday and at the time
it happened the number of the auto
mobile license was taken by one of the
witnesses, as the ear la said to have
speeded orvufter striu!ngth.Minima,l.
Cutlers wanted at Railnyap'fi.pryer,
North Central or call 7(12. t , ,126
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
6 Bell-anS
Hot wafer
Sure Relief
ELL-ANS
2St and 75t Packases Evwvwher
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You'd better warm up to me I'm a desert Hot
Taninlo I can rido anything from a boss to a hand -
cr.r shoot anything from a gun to an arrow
Flower and a thorn in everyvVbad,
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I'. i. Crawford bus Iwcn one of the
business visitors In Klamath Kails this
week from .Medford.
.Noel Krskino kIvch piano lessons at
pupils' homes. Think of the advan
tage. I'hone 7211-W. 1
If your weekly wash is
making face's at you have us
call for it. Our family rough '
plan makes it easy for you. :
You get your bundle back
ready for the iron. - Our sep--arate
system assures you
that your clothes will be re
turned clean and wholesome.
Our process sterilizes as it
washes and doesn't harm the
clothed. .--
30 NORTH'
R.1VEMSIDE
' AVE
DOMESTIC-;
Fascinating,' scintillating, full
best, of the .best ones
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' Also
Two Reels of Comedy ' Pathe News'
Raymond Ballard at the : ' '
- " Giant Wurlitzer .
Will M,)onald anil dauc,btcr.Mi:in
(lladys McUoiKild. left today for Sou
Francisco, where ho will transact
business for seevnil days and she will
visit relatives In lhat section.
Cook with gas. If .
PHONE
; 166'
of pep as usual'
she's made. -
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