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IIIMMINION11wet110e
June
Tag
Sale
When buying anything
in Silverware, Clocks.
Watches or Jewellery do
not overlook our reduced
prices for June Every-
thing marked with large
tag is greatly reduced.
You can save money by
dealing with us. Satis-
(artio.0 guru i.ti Vied.
IW. H.tlarrison
and Optician
Jeweller
and Optician
br :,.1uste tioderich
Tennis Balls
and Rackets
We have a full stock of
'Fermis Bills and Rackets
mooring in paler es fol.
Iowa:
Tennis Bells. 3.5c and 60c
Rackets; $2.51J. $3.(() and $3.60
HAMMOCKS
PuU sire Hammocks, good sen
vioeable colon. ranging in
price from $1.26 to $8.f0.
Extra large sine Hammock, fast
colon, special $.i O.
CROQUET
6taa11 Set. oiled and varnished.
SM.
6 -ball Set, s e a s o n e d wood,
painted. $1.61).
6 -ball Set, seasootd wood. exile
large mallet (professional
size), $2.26.
4 -ball Set, eemenied wood, $1.25.
The Colonial Boob Store
She Meant a Choler, of Course.
"Are you having a good time with
your new euk.mobile, .ins. Cotraeup?"
"ago. ladeed; we're having such a,
MAI tiro. getting a go..d chef onyertr."
-Baltimore Americab.
Hewitt- "1)o you think that 'owl -
hair wakes a mea look 'iotelleclwl r. exaggerate your faults ; your
Jeanine -"Not when his wife finis it on (friends will attend to that.
hos e• al ; it make* him look foolish.
OEO. POI4TE13, Prop.
Phone 100 tioderich
SummerMillinery
Best values and variety of
latest styles in Summer Mil -
finery nery at reasonable prices.
Miss Donogh
Kingston Street
Goderich
Jrnie forWedd ings
and \'V eddings Require Presents
The Howell Hardware Co., Limited, have an
excellent assortment of the good useful lines to
choose from, such as Berry Spoons, Cake Knives,
Cold Meat Forks, Pickle Dishes, Rodgers' 1847
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Pearl Handle Knives
and Forks, Carvers in and out of cases, and numer-
-
ous other useful pieces suitable for presents.
DETROIT
VAPOR
STOVES
'I t in a p.r "nuunced tact
th..t this is the perfect acrd
uoo.t economical summer
stove to use - no odor, Da 4
wick, easy to keep clean.
Gasoline or Coal Oil Stove'
cost less than one cent per
hour to operate. We have
oleo Wick Coal Oil Stoves
that brat anythiost we have
ever .ern.
Howell Hardware Co., Ltd.
71y Best Place to Buy Hardware
INVEST IN
Winnipe
The Great Railway and Commer-
cial Centre of the West
Within a very short time WINNIPEG will he one
wealthiest cities on the sowUnent.
Many buidoess opportunities on the mein streets can be ...sowed
try a ,mall payment SOMEONE WILL MAKE A FORTUNE
ON THSsa-WHY NOT YOU P
of the
Elmdale Lots
for the small investor. High end dry. (rine shade trees. Univ
three miles from centre of cify of 18rt(sr) population. On" minute'*
walk from car line. Sidewalk direct to city.
ONLY MIS PER LOT
TERMS --$25 CASH. $1O PER MONTH
'Foe particulars apple
SCOTT, HILL do CO., Winnipeg, Planitoba, or
GOLDTHORPE, (ioderkh, Ont.
MIR 'a"'` t e,;RURAL:TELEPHONE 8141 , "•',
}r. -1[ -Any investor buying Winnipeg property through me
will. K desired. to furnished witha imamate*Rona Scott. Hill i
one ('n
that If Is oe year be is Mortimer; with the deal hie mosey will he
rsdunried with lnter:et at a per Bent.
.1. T.UOLDTHORPE.
COUNTY COUNCIL
bUS4NUs BEFORE THE JUNE
ggsSION NOW 1N PROGRESS.
Rood and Bridge Committee Visit
Auburn Bridge Proposal for
Formation of New School Inspec-
torate ---Motion to Take Advantage
of Provincial Good Reads Grant.
The our seim.ion of the Huron
county cauueil opened in the court
house 00 Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All the members were
present except Mess's. Leiper, of
Hullett. Petty, of Heueau. and Mc-
Donald, of Wingbam. They arrived
the following d.v. Warder' Stotbere
The first rommuoicatioo read by
busty Clerk Lino was from the
executive of the Outwit) (�,00d Roads
As.oeiation, euclosieg a resolution
ving of the action of the Federal
overnment in amending the Domin-
ion Hiehwys Act and of the action
of the Provincial Ooveronaeot in
making grants towards the improve-
ment of Main highways in the variode
counties of t h e ''rot ince. T h e
council wits asked to page • similar
resolution. The scalier was referred to
sang la corm
the road and bridge committee. J, C. cern. has r,t.•n.sd tram a r4tt of
A letter from Jar. Mitchell, president op veml week. in London. looking much un -
of the Ooderich branch of the Chil-
dren's Aid Society. was sent to the
executive committee. Mr. Mitchell
asked the council to make an appoint-
ment when representatives of the
Society would have the privilege of
reviewing the work accomplished
throughout the county, with a view
of securing financial assistance in
carrying ms the work.
The Education Department sent a
leiter edt icing the council to consider
the forging of • joint inspectorate with
We county of Bruce, as the number
of schools in Huron, county is too
large to inspect properly under the
reorganized sy7stems of public school
inspection. The condition in tb"
county of Bance wee similar, the
letter stated. The cauocil wee" asked
to make arra! gement. so that the
new plan may go into effect at the
earliest possible dale. The letter
rated that Chief Inspector Cowley
would wilt on the council.
The secretary of the Ontario Pro-
vincial Winter Fair wrote asking the
council to contribute money for prizes
to be offered to Huron ,ouuty exhib-
itors at t.be fair. The letter was re-
ferred to the executive committee.
1'he Ontario Municipal Association
sent a letter dealing with the question
of tax veform and made • request for
an expression of opinion by the coun-
cil for or spinet legielatioe to reduce
:he assessment of iwproveweuts.
The special committee will report un
the matter.
A letter was received from Sheriff
Reynolds in which it was pointed out
what wee being done in the matter of
reforestation throughout the Prov-
ince. He advocated that Huron
county do something in the matter.
A newspaper clipping was enclosed
which trade reference to the move-
ment that had been started in Halton
county along thin line. Reforestation,
wet* abrteteat was Issalag at
dangers* OWL
The , litetiele .Jade tarried oo tbei.
and -tart the aomadttee
.build pest eves sed seeks an in-
spection el t
It was sin by Belfie and
Brown that the sound' male provi-
sion toparttetpate to the grant made
by the Province tor good roads m On-
tario. The motion was scot to the
road and 1st lige committee.
The motion for adjostnaeeot until
41:60 Wednesday morning was then
made.
No seeskin was held on Wednesday
foreeoM, ar the road aid brings com-
mittee did not return to time from
their humortion of the Auburn bridge.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Angus c Leod left on. Tuesday ea . trip to
Y
r'
ilea. Leer Worrisil. of Toronto, is rotting at
the old home in town.
W. J. Tewer.ey ka. trace t Uoalok to voter
epee hie sew week theta.
W. G. Coatis. of Big mane Gap. V... was In
tows tics week os a ieesaeer tttp.
Kra Rarer Knight, et Torento, is ,pending
• few weeks is tows at the std home
Mn. Seward ceased Meghtir. et Ldinsa-
tso, ars viittos at the home of Me. We. Orrz.
Cerr81str. et Me S. l Cesare( tete dao
M • away on a hewer Tint to 1Weedeteek
Ate, il01ba
a.oa.. whet a hero atneadlag
the U0refdty of Toronto. 1, home for Ike
Mfrs. (Ease.) J. Miloek Marr tomorrow ea an
e ztsedetl visit to .orunto. Oshawa awl bow-
man
Jerd..u. who baa been aUeedloe Me
01011 UWesety. Montreal. is visiting at the aid
trey is health.
Mien Mawr McLennan le home ton Tertian.,
ea of the .erioie aloes of her mother.
Mrs. 1. Moi sauia
1. J n Mew leftleftea Tuesday ea a three
sr
to tee Prairie Provinces. Be will
ge sibs wast as Moogi•w.
Alm Ivy Kelly. of Pietos, le thriftiest cedar
Bal ■ea Walter Kelly. Cant k street. The
visitor M • sister of Mr. Kelly.
Dr. 1, 1L lashes west to autuugtee 00
thThereto
K to Steadld •ethicnntisa at (tattoo.
Chea Tweedier woe at Ise' week at
tosei'�r tM funeral of has brot$w, 11p.
1 os6e. who died very esddsal7 es May 34th,
erximeAmwatMencgmaismo of encored
aL1.5.eenayet
eras Freak N his fished Turner. he hywt"s
Beene.
Rev. J. Pollock is atteod1n$ the moue'
mosttos
tee O r hapti a chs rehire of the Walk -
setae cton. The teeetlag le being
H eid at W Anon.
Idea Yaaeford, Fred Jackson hod Thema.
Jackass woes a ootehie trio of Clintsslaae in
tows gas yrThey •saWiest up to o.t the
eTias
Merge mfl; c& p s
ad X. J. L ' .cashew rho.a-
. Min, lade. .so
Mr.
tter ,aeddt.g #I l take
• u., easel the preansdre farmers
eft vicinity. eesa" Mos Wednesday to
sfaow terrst to taw �rwmal t Meas-
• atnpaltto 10r7are..
Ma. anti ll eta T. s. Ipar sat Mrs Lars s .end
� ism mooted I sty, vie 11r..ad ]las.
S. J. /drier le at alt. Am* This week is
attersiseat the eeriest of tie rocas Cs
.�"i'txmLtryete.eaeb. r ii.A. ae
_ . it WI 1. i. in T.ewNlbb weskits rattl-
es the Basi rC.0 . nett e[ fie .Beat
d Yoreere o .*ara arve et et be. It zar.
Wlllw tl�?.bre. of aimertn fir. gleed, r
rratrbYoit aeDhe ;Err TnraK. tlta•
the w tth her caeca, MK Boz IM ands,
el w !lack.. and her negbew, D. M.
Terser.. Touters.
Mr sal Yee. d'. Booketess are in Toronto
tile ealtlk awaiting the arrival of their-
�j/fI.. Female. who le returning= arcs
a• 'Months MOWin newt, Broaia.
Thee are exp.aled hems tau renew
Free trawls .ed te sews last war setae
spending eeYIAt weeee 1a farmingoverslleps
tte
it was pointed out, would assist in beg- m Ae+a. Be'aeport& 000d1bns nit tome
elating the supply of ow race water, to i•e vert praaii.rt. Lie will return to Aug -
to attend 1• tis taking offal the crop.
The special committee will report a. Dr. Hamad Mw►o has been sot-
to the advisability of taking up the Mtintendeot eftS•stern boeptt..►. Montle,
tna tilt
afar.
-.M. Q. Woods, of St. Helens, regis-
tered a complaint about pedlars, who
he alleged were Meddling in the north
of the eeo'n:y without a license. He
*eked the 'council to look into the
natter. The letter was tefer'ed to
the special committee.
Wm. -Nicholson iesigurd bi* ap-
pointment as member of the Wiug-
ham high school board, owing to his rv-
motal trout the county. Ht rreigna-
tion was sent to the education com-
mittee.
Several commitmenta of children to
the care of the Children's Aid Society
were sent to the executive commute..
Under the beading of inquiries. Mr.
Bailie asked what were the salaries of
the 'reboot inspectors and how were
they paid.
County Clerk Laoe gave• some iofor-
matioD on the rgatter. Cold two
years ago the inspectors, be said. were
paid a certain amount for suiting
each school and their travelling ex-
penses. Then their salaries were
changed, and they were paid $1,T00
and an amount agreed upon for trav-
elling expenses. In case of a new ap-
pointment like that of Dr. meld, be
was to receive $1,1100 the Mat year,
$1,000 the second year. and 111,700 (the
maximum salary) the third year.
Since Dr. Field sou appointed. an-
other change had been made and the
salaries were increased, making $2,000
the maximum salary-. The Province
would pay one -bail and Lb! county
the other hall and the county also
pays the travelling expenses of the is-
sgctors. Mr. Tom's expense account,
Mr. lame stated, was agreed on Bac
M0 and lir. Field's as 4310.
The manner in which the grater
were distributed to We three hospitals
in Huron county was another scatter
brought up by Mr. Bailie. He said be
had received itifortuetion which made
him oonaider that all of them were
not teeing fairly dealt with. Dr.
Milne also spoke on the subject and
advocated that toe grant should bit
mostly divided among the three in•
notations at Aodericb. Clinton and
Wingham.
A motion waa made by Meson.
Bettie and Kernighaa that the road
rind bridge committee mail* the
Auburn bridge as soon as possible. as
it was in • dangerous eoodftloe.
Speaking regarding the condition of
the bridge Mr. Bailee maid be thought
the bridge should have baro attended
to long ago. as it wee liable to go
down at any toomerL The retro
pier was now affected and was tipped
to an angle of forty -Ave degrees.
Mr. Munaings sugge0ed oast Use
erbg4esr meet the committee at the
Sore of the oowaelnon thought It
steecg* that the •mender had not
mases Bathos without Fostreetioes se a
bylaw empowered se{rreed tie
to do. Mr.
Bailthe *gnomeN'w ince aowsidsrraahb to
save the Wlya bast skates Let Aeuday
a grease Amapa w askew. The
writ Mid ebetessnt bed baa washed
awe, try aaNher iseilMt red the
has resigned position la eider t tike e
trip around world. He will be almost for a
)e�ar. Tee r ts a brother d c aries
ilherhrd, of lana.
irr. 1,'. Y SW Boa Dr. L. M. Mabee ars at
Buitingwu this week ettadlas the eaublaed
sassUoe of the Canadya Dental Ampf4Mfoa
t ad the Ontario ertanisaties et the same
waft. Itis ttyeoories d the h4.n.ta1 meat -
log of u,e former sad the carnal .ssioe of the
Pres mere! organisation.
It A. Wolfe , who was 1. atisadanoe at the
Facially of rVa.atbo. Tasatea easiest the
past term hoe hese
�aetteaotommsaded Mr the
posschool i ofh•.syfart Coro hie dorie ges Wows
swots after t,,,,� vaeaWO. I4e Yes .at
Geoded whether he will swept Of nor. Mr.
Waiter L a f�rreesias of the Geietrh Col-
legiate 1rot ads.
CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday school anniversary services
were celebrated in Victoria *tree:
Methodist church las 8•btiath, Rev.
A. W. Barker. B. D., of Ssmtorth, be -
Ing in charge. in the morning he
preached a very practical discourse on
The Rights of Children." fwd in the
evening "'!tie Mission of the Lind"
was the suyeet of an iosptting ad-
dress. in the afternoon at 8 o'clock
Mr. Barker ggasve an illustrated ad-
dress ent'net -The Voyage of Life,"
which was *artily appreciated. The
illustrations used were drawn by Mr.
Barker hirn1111 and were very effec-
tive in assiieeleg$the speaker to poe-
try the ,itrdisrity of the voyage in
life to a trip ea the nes. The musical
service in flip sorniog was led by a
choir of y ladles and in the even -
Ing a chorus the Sunday school
led the service of praise. Miss Bel-
cher also sang a solo.
Laotian Ceefereace Stature&
Tbs first draft of the London
000ference stationing commlttte
shows the fdwisg change":
London. Wellington street, O. N.
Hagen; ()misonisl, H. A. Graham;
Hyatt avenue, J.S. Mlllya aweprimes
avenue, T. W. Comore Metwori4 8.
A. Andereoop Sidout street, J. C.
Reid: Jonotbe, Fred Moaning until
college opens; Dorchester. R. L Yowl
Byron. W. J. Rooke Mitchell, J. W.
Baird; Atwetd, L. W. Reid; Kin-
cardine. A. J. Langford; Wroxeter,
R. S. ',undated; A.b5"Id,
Durrant; Beetle, Bortoa C. Rotenaoal
Belgrave, 1. Kilpatrick; Clinton,
Balmoral .Cafe
(REDFORD BLOCS)
Tbe bei parr le tone far
HOMEMAD E
CANDIES
add (tsa50' ,w ort all Vedr- £. areas.
mem Reseises. ova n is 154.* sen
Beal of ar.t-im eraat&s.
w .Mil ire os b rkreriebr" 1's'/' M.
P. E. %toilette
Oolerio
vi a, R. JJ.`oneo�ett;�
Jewett,/ Nile, O. O. (oureas; ill
BONN
F. L Harturn; Stater. James West,
W. 0. H. McAllister; Parkhill. H. J.
Urea; Hansell. Robert aloha; Or,editon
Jeffereoo;J. Sorb
Selby
Alba Cris*yleae
J. SHU.sr; �Lgoao, T
T. George;Woodball, W. U. Mc-
Tavish; Kiktoo. R 0. Horton; Kee -
wood, B. L. Wilson; Warwbb,
Harvey Kennedy); Arlon*. John Bali;
Brooke, Byron e11; Mount Brsiee..
A. L Agnew; Oil *rinse.e. V. !L
Pentland; Ramis. Deviate street, W.
.1. Aebton; W oolag, J. W. ;
Windsor. W street, 8. L Tow
Walkerville, "DDVV" 0. Howson; Malden.
O. C. Gifford; Harrow, 0. F. Mark;
Ratbven, J. B. Currie; Wooddse, T.
B. Completed; Leamington. .1. O.
Walker; Wheatley, R. F. bride;
Romney,W. Pattanoo; Pelee Island.
Jobn udd Bbnbeim, O. W.
Dewey ; C Bps�I�s, W. R. Lis-
burne; Wallaceburtt. H. T. Ferguson;
Ridgetowo, J. B. Holmes; lyda`
Harold Williams; Highgate. 0. J.
Kerr ; Ti•amaville, 8. Muxwortby;
WardevIUe, William Oodwia 01e41-
o, RicnaLeos" W
td Hobbs; Leo
nea
Dania Vienna. 8. Quinn ; Kingialt.
8. 0. u*da; Yarmouth Centre.
W. Conway; Orwell, J. I. Sinclair;
Port Slattery, W. R. Vance; Harwich,
H. J. Fair, Dover, 7. J. Allen.
(,
You
will never
realize how much
ten cents can buy
until you taste
5i
air, lir*
reit' geetriTelt
�1tM
v •,.,r.
No. 1 Company,'Armyit3erviceCorps tab�bi7 tiers pe astbieg moss ss.
or
(Guelph), Major O'Brien comandtay, n igee the yawn we get for
R fr
will as rive at camp by C. P. o tPhe 0 n
14th int. g'
HavlDgpd
• i3arlowa urn
• dealing aling b
1I4.(rap t
pow
Coal, af:t
`ml,low41k, std.
ma 1 1f a otos
liana
talus Cur. two
Ogg
i w "ited as
Pao: tie pbss1.uepie Wof Goderlcb and
=ad tsball bev�gitc�1rJett,.
boar fast. all air. He,
eaMssots and any otbo,
Unes• .tessh anything in oar
YaAtHae,Alit• .sit with Jo.,
attended to. pnnuptly
McDonagh6ledhill
Theme No 7e
Yards at O. T. R, Selma, -omit
Make a Kele the thingN soot .4.
do Bad the &seaee are you do t
thinss of thea.
VALUES
AT THE HODG.ENS STORE
Values at this store are good -always. No matter what the
price there is quality behind it that makes the value beyond any
doubt or question. June values are particularly good. Many
of them et Extra Special, " for we have planned and prepared
for a big month's business. Judge us b,"ady of these.
Scotch Linokuma 50c
These Linoleum, are di es►bea one of
Scotland's biggest Uaoleaas pslats. Tate
quality U extra heavy -- better by far
than we weld offer you at this price bad
we not imported them direct 'from the
maker*.eN w dM W i floral or block, orack,
thoroughly eeesebeill cloth. Per 50c
square yard
School Hose 15c
Again we remind you of our special
School Hose. These ere heavy ribbed cot-
ton, absolutely last black, massless 15c
feet. all sizes. Pee. pair
Our 25c Hosiery Line
At this popular prise we show the great-
est values we have had for many • day.
You can count on any of thine giving you
satisfactory wear.
Our special "No -Seam" Hoes in black or
tan.
Fast black cotton with natural wool feet.
Children's fine ribbed lisle thread. seam-
less feet, in black yr tae.
Ladies' flee-oGeresan cotton Hose, full
fasbleaed, seamier feet. black only.
Boyo' heavy ribbed cotton Hose, wish •
splieed knees and heels, fart black.
Childress's pink and sky mercerized lisle
Hose, **deem feet, all the popular sizes.
All at one pries, and that 'price-- 25c
Per Pair
Tan Embroidered Hose 35c
Ladies' tan Llale Thread Hose. correct
shades for this season, embroidered 35c
froste, all sizes. Per pair...........
Hose of Finer Quality
A splendid assortment of finer Hoer.
Flue gauze lisle, silk ankles or anion, 4011
ataaortment of sizes in black sod
tan. Per pair ... 16001, 410o and
A Dress Goods Special at 45c
We ate piecing on our *nate* about
200 yards of light colored Dress Goods and
Suiting•. They are mostly black and
white rniztures, either broken checks or
Io $1. peTr
rTo makeelem a seedy 78c
to s an yard. 0make s 4�
clearance we offer you your choice at
We Sell Gloves That Wear
.50
Thew Gloves will wear. We guarantee
that. No values to equal these anywhere
near bare, because they come to us direct
trona the German wsonfaetonn.
White Wo. Thread Gloves, medium 25e
length. Per pair .
ladies' whir or bloc& Lisle (!love., s f1�,
fine quality, elbow length. Per pair.. a�/l.
Fine mercerised ILL Thread Gloves. s
excellent wearing glove. to whit. 6�►0/�c�,
only. Special at per pair........... Vel\.
Long Silk Gloves
A aWctbo of odds Brod ends we an
ctearjpg
out, Regular $1.00 to $1.26 values.
Most of them have doings Inger-Ops. ann
79C
Black, white I. Per pair.. n.7
Our Great $ 1.00 Glove
Pure silk, heavy weight, double Sager -
tips. hilly guaranteed. The grater value
we bare ever shown. Sibow
lesstle, Week a white. Per pair .P1 e00
The same Glove. only Teener. per pair. U.S.
The Ogre
Mgr Olaf
-water !)Meas
.cm Weft
tbt•er1les
Short Silk Gloves 50c
Short Silt Gloves with double finger
tips. in black, white and colors, a splendid
wearing glove that you run so risk in buy
tet beesean every pair la guaranteed. a fi
All sat, per pair. 1/431./t..law
Ladies' Umbrella, $1.68
This le an extra special for Saturday.
Twenty -tour only.ladies' Umbrella, or
Psr..ois, genuine gloria Silk top that will
not oat or change its eobr, steel rod. extra
strong frame sad a.pisodid assortenrit of
a.hby and heads** handles. Be pilaf
tH till Umbrella. Jost twenty-four t s sell
coon meowing Saturday morning et each .O1.68
A Raincoat is Needed These Days
We make apsefalofierisg it. high-grade
Rainooste. These ars very stylish gar
meets add better than usually sold.
Loose beck style, perfect -lilting and splen-
did wearers, dark or light cocoas, actual
some to $18 A0 values. flvs or M(�()
six only to sell at, each
P12.W
Girls' Dresses, $1.00
Miaow Tub D.es.ee, a nice assortment
of colors sadter*. Ito new and pop
ular dodged *Ito Very special at, el fin
each ..p ex/�
Girls' (Unshorn Dresses at $1.50
Three 4....es ere made of high-grade
imported giogbaau. They come in broken
at
ches, trimmed with plain materials to,
match. All slats up to 10 years.
Each. .vv
Cream Serge with Colored Stripe
Ju.tthis week a shipment of
Oros with Week oreolored •tripe..
These are 54 inch* wide sad wench
he demand this resole. We show them
with black, bine end tan stupes in a splen-
did assortment. Very mods worn C1• 7a
for skirts or coats. Per yard. s %l
25c Indian Head 20c
floe,
Newrssad.ed 2fie lodlaa Hwsdquoitsjust , trmend eeeei.ede ven Ezt.a 4.1411,_
thread. Per yard 2
White Welding
with Colored Stripe
Vary fins S0[lleb Zephyr and Gloghan-
for separate wrests. Wash and *ender
like a piens or coital. White greased with
black. blue or swore stripes, 80
to as meta wide. Per yard ��
Fine Dantisk Table Cloths.
Soiled and Slightly Imperfect
tieveeters ealy fine Damask Table
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