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Ask mm if he_ egagrséolgyepptogmrlsp your hair worth lt?
dandniff, a hair tonic and dressin gm' or faumg hair
_IHE 0UEEN’S COUNIY GUARDIAN
Head Offices ln New Prowse Block---Charlott o I  M E  ' ` I
_ adv,ce_ Follow it He kn0_ws_ g. Have confiden§_e___in___l_i_is
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The latest nuws, first of all. I
Waterman's Ideal - J T
Fountain Pen ”°"’ °°’“°'
_ _ ,___ A hol'se ruce will take place at Red
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 » ' »‘ ~-'s-'-%'~-   _ S _jj_"-"1-~'5fI'| olinroo lndibute iiindiigiieenuliuce. Eliitriea'?hwrE'°t0wn and Cherry Valey’ was
" ,- close toduv at noon with L. Wood or
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T116 €V€r1‘c2ldyand reliable writer. No matter what Me r Ev _ d comm H
style of pen you desire, the W:lterinan's Ideal will supply Johssgouch “””,,‘§ V, . 'l' ‘ ;,\l"i1'U1€ H'*°“‘ “ f'°° 101' all fa"-
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the want.
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P H 0 T 0 G   H E  o_A_‘t_a rccent meeting of_the  M. S. _S
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al rnate Miss Trowan, to the N. B. 18150 being preseiii. Three iilewuiilsm-|
Q-you mn always ,-my °,-, gating the and P. E. 1. Branch Convention which b
best ln Photographs at G.ll, COOK’S me
All the leadlng styles to ghoose from
welcome Prmce Edwam Ishiud- and is “hor” tliiaeldedvgcddlldlisr dimiiiflietiiiudilliys xii?
ghly reliable as viell as ver intl , '
~ --~ - _--» ~--~---------1 Out, ,,, ` ` ` 5" “` dew Corish for disturbing William
If   | ‘"1 °~ onrish in his dwelling was lined flv¢‘
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A good many men
a cough, cold or tightness in , donlt appreciate the ,.e_ 
the chest take markable ustand up-» li
_ _ cllildrenl Intermission, candy sale. , .. ' ~
Hughes' l quality of our walking setnnii part, thu. on "our neine-ram f,“,‘“”d “t M0 y”°t"day '"°""“g was
here is excellent ice at Arena Rink In
for Y. M. C. A. skate tonight. Ev.iry~|
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n, e an a dson, bprlng S
es, having gieatly enjoyed ihllr F
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lrst Methodist Church, City, Mrs D
St, James' Mission Band' will give
Prince St., see classified column.
bn Muc,~,mm,d_ don on Monday last.
hill, left last night ou return to theirju,
______W; _;w;_ _ley_Y_e~|er_ mit to this city arrnti-_
if Iwm. Johnson was elected a delegate; gy.
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“S at 3“mmer5“l° in mme' siiows that Pearly Stream is bound
_ to maintain the reputation it has
- _A pronl'.‘ae'nt_Ontarlo newspaper says held for Mteen yea,.s_
STUDIO-In the new Deallriaay Block mta recent “sua that The Char'
lo tetown Guardian it the principal
Ilie Studio where Baby is always . daily newspaper in the Prnvinne of
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entertainment in St. James. Hall gnsaggsge McE§§,?er:gfo€.0§gml§hda,:;,f,§
s evening at 7.30. The first ' ' 1
art soligs and recitations by the gere each med two dollars or ten
et wn _______*______________ __________ 1 __  
Rev. Mr, McPhee. Eldon, is recu ref-
ig from his rerelit illue~s.
A girl is wanted ll' ll-1 Upper
The Rev. P. J. Hogan, Rector at
e guest of Mrs. Bertha West ol El-
Th: Charlottetown horsemen are en-
ummerside can supply them with
e horses ata moment's notice.-
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The regular niecti-ng of Pearley,
tream Division, No. 200, Granvi1le,|
Tuesday last, was well nttendedl
its memiiers, number lv" rs
rs were added to the roll, which
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At the City Police Court yesterday
ollars or thirty days, and' the fine
nys and paid the fine. J. Kehoe
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The Problem of
Shirtwaists
Common place Versus individuality
1;'/.
The rcgular,ordinary waists
for personal weanthings that are
,, ,_- made in great quantities and '
 displayed year after year, these
smissed. J. Callaghan dgrunk n
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, Shoes UH theylve been Mission, illustrated  stznreoptican i,,capa,,}e_ first offe,,ce_ no f,ne_ ,
_   views, Rev. Gto. Ross. Admission I
It cures . ,A
Price 2 5c per bottle.
ceo. l-:., iluoili-:s
Aufvheeariea Hall. '
Ladies here isii your' chance
to buy shoes cheap. 
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vyearing them a few
months and notice how
they hold their shape.
It isn’t a mere happen-
so. Every pair of
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ten cents.
Do not send communications to in- D
dlvldual members nf stall Ev -
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Mary McLeod, relict of the late'
uncan J. Bilclihnull, dit-J at (logon
lthiui; should he addressed "The cliii- "'i°“" L" 58' °“ “'°*’- 25"* 1901 in
lottetown Guardian, Charlottetown. the with ye.” Ui mr “gel being at
P_ E_ L_.. ,md on the ,Mt hand com_ the same tlnie the oldest person inf
er at the bottom of the envelope th'e_°°m‘m‘m‘ty “S “ niftlve Uf the
should be "Advertising," “Subscrlp- P“"*’h Of B"°'U“5t~ Her H006 lluSlland
tion," "News," "laditorlai," or ‘YH
"Tour Editor," according to the U'
contents. ¢
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s drowned oil Point Prim wh ' I
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e prime of lnnnhood, forty-two
, are common place vvaists.
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* f- Waists made in the great
- “ci Factories by artists, these are
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different.
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So is it with our showing
--individuality, the keynote of
in this successful branch of our
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A New Model in Fine Bishop's
Dainty muslin waisr, yoke both
back and front of very fine tucking.
lawn embroidered in alternate
Gibson collar lace finished, long sleeves,
stripes of filet and solid patterns long
sleeves, buttoniug in the back.
too pairs of low shoes andi
strap slippers, all sizes. You
have pair $575 for a pair not <
as good-now One dollar---'
remember one dollar a pair---`
lNV|llTllS
SHUES
is nlade equally well,
with careful lasting,
g o o d old-fashioned
Y
-A bo
Bartlett deliver his excellent lecture Ill
M. C. A. last night. The lecture was-¢|m
beautifully worded and showed curls f0
owing to the many other uttruc- and iw.-rseverunce. laboring hard' to
tions not il large, yet 3 very npwprec assist her family in every effort in.
ciutivei audience listened to Major Cllmbeflf “D011 li lllltilul
on the French Resolution, in the Y. l”l1l`\! <l0g'1`0H illl years, she w1wavs|
. . l - ful and dee research into the histor Ill
Gel first choice. . workmanship, and hon' ni nuance it that particular peritnli iv
lt was also illustrated by some sixty fl! ,
views, heautifully sua in their story glirmiths of are lirewrited her attend-'
ofthe most tragical events the world _ance at church, it was always her de- i
has ever known. At the close' a hearty Si
vote nf thanks, inuveil hy A. lvl. to
A. E. McEACHEN .
Tho Slloe Mun. ‘_
R1 and 54 Queen St.
In wfsrt *
hucrioii satis” or i`l>uiuf:,i '
Baan ctrnasnailzs. 
The subscriber having,
disposed of his farm will sel 
his entire lot of Stallions ,_;
Mares and Geldings registered  
and unregistered in Char Pi
lottetown on Satllrcluy, April l ',‘
xo, ’o9.
Catalo ues with descri tion
est materials ill the
hidden parts.The stand-
ard of quality holds
good all through the
stock, and in recom-
mending them to our
customers we are sure
of thorough satisfaction
and more business later
Price $4.50 and $5.00.
Alley ®. Co
cifrown Agents.
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lilied to its utmost with an audience
tnat, judging from tho prolonged ap-
plause, enjoyed every minute of tin- CHS
one hour’s performances. Kralnler avail
M
onsul Hale, who presitledin ii most U10
efficient und pleasing manner. lf\S
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Last eveniing; New Wuriderlund was U10
nisey changed their program and
their witty jokes kept their audience Gia
ill
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Boys are Marching,” with variiatiolls
fairly brought down the house, the of
ha pictures were interesting and en-
roars of lauglitor. Mr. Massey’s
arionet solo "Tramp, Tramp th.-
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ars ago, which bereavement. one
Fc BS u' Wvulall of true courage
and loving
other, and though attaining to such
nintnined the useful habit of hier
rmer industry and economy, as 5,
elplng hand to others so lon-g as she |
as able. Her mental fucllltieslneverl
ilcd her till the lust. While tile in-I
re to have tha Word of God read
her often, and it was quite ap-
eters and seconded by John Newson, `DHl`Ul€, towards hir final earthly gno-
s tendere-:l the lecturer by American minth. that she rested her hope upon
merits of Jesus as har Snvim-_
8 neighbor she was generous and
lining; many a stranger often pur-
k of her cheerfully bestowed hos-
pitality. I-[cr funeral was liirgejly
ivu was appropriately digegurmd
eceased was boin at
svtn in October, 1812, being the
Belfast Her survivin
and buttoued in the back.
$l.l0
Of fine lawn, triinliied ill a new
manner with fine tucks and embroidery
straps long sleeves, buttoned in the
back.
This waist stands out prominently
and distinctly among others generally
$l.50
A Parisienne pattern copied by
the Canadian Makers.Entire front made
of panels of embroidery joined together
with dainty Valenciennes Insertion
Lace collar, long mosquetalre
sleeves witl1.inserts of Val. insertion,
buttoningwith large pearl buttons in
the back.
taining and the new illustrated
sold at his fi ure.
t g $|_25 $2.35
USP*-"
~ Every day the number of patterns are decreasing.
uy llev. Donald McLean. Charlotte.
li. The d ~.
 Sale of Dress Goods
.\,.,,.ye,1_ Umm ,,,,,,,CU 0,, th, W _ Doll’t leave it too late to call and see this line.
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Splendid qualities in different materials and colors.
Regular 58c to 8 5c. Sale Price 49e
scoolld daughter of Donald McLeod l
of (._7ll0Ck, who was one of the cm-1 ` Y V_i_!______V_ f
li' Pioneers of that beautiful motion
_ - ' g children- ' ,r, _
execution being wonderful. Miss Kru- ar. Donald, at Heirthordale; John at, ' ` -
nl r’s solo “Are You Sincere" was a (lcunn View] Mrs. Win. Hun’tlc'y, Ver- _Wd .
inner and the team work was fully non River; Jessie, nt New Bedford, ‘ 
p to their previous performances. Mass, and Flora, on the homestead, ,
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of animals, location of sale*    M
elcwil1beissueda.l'rerFebruary by l | E' `°““ "Th°"“S in the R05” YO"
ist and can beliurl by applying
i5RANl< iz. HEARTZ. *
1-1 gdtufrnlwtllstf.
. 1.. M"---W-_ - » V - 3
Kent Street
` Pri.-gtlce limited to Diseases
of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tealed and fitted for
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
ll ml a. ln. l.C0-3.1) D ITL
Evenings by appointment
dtww
_ due
ll{)lJ___:l{__Sl;__:`lé_i:__l_‘f___l)uily and by appolntnient. DENUST S h
A _IOURNAL of in-
formation for all
Literary Workers.
Tllirteerlth year. Only
Deriuanent and suc-
| ,.~ssful magazine of its
class. Tells what
editors want: hc iv MSS.
should be prepared:
where to find the best
market. Answers ev-
ery question that you
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past
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I Weliuvo on hand a quantity of verv Q
I nice Dry Codfish (skinned), also aevcril "T
icases of Boneless Codfi.-ill put up in one '-7-'
l and two pound packages. KH
l Also Sluoki-.d Fimlan Hadllies, Smoked mu
lllighy llerriuqs, (Ianllml Salmon. angle making twenty miles in all.The
Il.olisters. Kippl-,laid l-leriings. Clams Hrs
l l~`iunnll lludllies :intl Trout. tes
foil
is
Gave” with handsonlel color cl
' Y 0 siliiles
'us lleuutiilllly rendered.
busi-des several grand-children-, and
fllflfw relatives and friends who all
.
cherish her nlenlory as one who ~ __ `L---~~~i-#'~"-¥---‘~`-~-- --~¥~--
was nlwnys respected and dearly |,c_ J ` I _H Y- HY’ A "W" U I J-_W I I I v F W ">~V Y Y I
loved.-Com.
A
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al moving picture show and ehtvr Se
ll-ltt-at
n exciting let boat race took
_ ._-__._i_ ._ __
U 1 ,l V' . _ `H|So` the latest New Yell: ihshiona ful: l
°'= ;:‘.1l..t"°  ;;-;,-;--  ,H RC 6 dll FOS-
' ‘ ,, 7% CA .~ llr\N
her ” Clark and Mnrnlla "Mero ‘
e, n. `  ~'
H Hem-il _"ni-vii" N winnht-stt-r M°""‘,‘"' ,I“"°" ¢
cvir Again: ’ 1)./ Butler; "Sklidoo," 3--3i!nlwfrw3nl 78 S' eo” Sl' ‘Where The Good Clothes Coine Frornn
Batt, "I-Iiukey Dlnk," E. Flynn, - 1- '
aslckness
nnlent in the school room of   Thls week
chu
DR.  eooooooooooooooooooooé 52,9;
meats cllaonic " altiiiilnrs _ 113,
Ai\ur¢uss=_vintoun llntnl . gh,
Uhltrlottolown. P. E. Island.
ill. A. H. Bill
Office Hours il-l and 2-U L
iment starts promptly at 7<.30 and _ ___ _ .____.._. __ __'_._._____._ -
 s-»--1--- of   -___ NB' W WON DERLAND A liBllBI'lll|S llllBl
lrcli Sunday School with ' t'ui~,g 'J
nds and parents ara to be treated .
To any Islander wishing portraits of
themselves or departed friends, l wllli
e _ .nuke the following offer for the spring
rch tonight, commencing at half '
seven o'clock. Misn Hazel llrum-,i      , miqégssl-ZF P°'tl'a|l9l“ °ll 35130 $5000
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m_y___co0_ _Ee ___________ii___ with at ____<_;; ,_,,_____,_,_,____,,_,__,,,,,,c,,,U_ ,,0,wy ,_U,,,m,,,,,,,,,o,_,,,, High Class Musical Artisits, and Premier Comedians. ,__
'w'i1r1u;1iieG:iil  ?§i__<;r:_l:i_i_=`tif»flliSii'.§ii§‘.,-.i§‘"."_-.,"{1fif’5},j§ Motion Pictures Illustrated Songs.
 , Admission ten cents. Children five cents. do not with any portraits hut know
0 of taking a frlen-d and the pur-
Over Jenkins at Son 901*
-A-?___; --A-» Nicw lutoivsli nhoclz ie.,
H i I w_._,L,ll,‘,1",’}l_""""°“'"' P' E' I" ellis are invifted to be present with N 0 
;-.Y - ..__= --~  _, _ them. Tllere will be..nr.\i.ndm1\ssion- lee ,
‘ E  l I :nfl no collection ta‘ken». The enter-I
TH E  _,i__- ___., . _  ...~»_ ~- --- toil
Same size in pastel $25.00.
Same slze in reehand crayon $lo.oo. .
The above quoted prices are just ono
alf my regular rate. The crayons are
striclly freehand and are not made with
machine or of lamp black. Those who
someone_wlloinfthey think _might want
one, will earn o something o interest ly
See reader for Picture list, w,,,,ng mg
L
A. ALEX MACLEOD,
Portrait Artist, 208 W. i5St New Yor k
l continue until about 9 /Yclock. U I I N  U  __ *T* I_'_m'
3-9dl'lf
____ Spring goods have arrived ill all tho F F
designsm sultlngs panllngs etc
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my
PERFECT PIES.
ollsy" J. Praui.‘ht and “H‘C|\lO0."  I '_-:Y ‘Y "muh:
Harrell. At 11.34 sharp the start-
gun wus fired by starter, D
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ey and the 'boats got aiway. The 03 :\§\§“ T
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rse was four times nround atri-
t round was mndu in eleven minu-
w`i'tll "Devil" in the lead, closely
owed by "'l‘opuy" and "8kidoo."
The
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Mule ‘- '
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The crust tells the tale. its
delicious and tempting appear-
ance can only be attained by
Let Us Talk
want to know about
the business of writing'
Q
second round ten mimutes, third
for the press. loc a
copy. $1.00 a year ,
49 nlinlltes. Prllught's “'I‘opsy", f
O ' - ' ‘, model
t prize, finishing the twenty miles
12.23 p. m., making the distance
` fifteen and fourth, thirteen minutes,
 0 Winchcster's boat "Devil," carried oil
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at
it HAVE --
nd finishing at 12 28, close] fol
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\Ve have just received n
urther sllipulellt of new
Tailoring
Send toc for sample
copy, or 25c for three
recent numbers.
THE EDITOR
Deposit, N. Y
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_ Taken l-fr Easter by :ggi
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WANTED
- - ` Smith "
A n one who is in need of aPlumber or Tltl tn
to call zllltlie Model Tit1Stor€. 133 Great George St' 'mt
All work first class. Satisfaction gurauteed. U"
Lowest prices on all work
iolnta, headaches, _and neuralgia _
w H Slgygllsllll I' (lil. iris;;;“.f;.:..°“::;”f,.sf:';‘:.“.f:““lf;::;  ~  w
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I ° ' ,in-2.5¢ it box.-A. W. Reddln,Phem s°|° Agm"
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dd" Il., Sunny:-ilde. 
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lwtd ly Bntt’s "Skldoo," thirty
  s(e)conds later. "Hinkcy Dink," own-
ed hy E. Flyn came fourth. Unfort-
.yly "We are here," the l-argent
best lceuoat ever built on P. E.
  gzlpnd owned by Clark and Murn-han"
rtly before the race, while out on
|27 Grafton Street, 9. trial npin, cnrrleil nwny her spur,
,,_=__ Phone. |92 J. a ;';‘;';
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shlng it into three pieces and was
unul/le to start, or the result
t hllvc been different.
nly tonight and tomorrow night
hear Kramer and Massey. Do
miss them they are prima fav-
tes at New Wonderland. ,
. "Perfect La Grippe Wal.-ra" will
irnmptly relieve aching bones and
Empire Watches
Every grade is fitted with
Double Roller escripenlent.
All watches are made of
solid nickel and while not
expensive, are planned to
meet the requirelueiits of
exacting service, and to
last a life time.
Each movement is stamp-
ed with our name and is
recommended and guaran-
teed by us.
Empire Watches are
good Watches.
G. F. ' Hutcheson
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aware of tile. fact that you may pick
a perfect piece of goods,-that the
cutter may design for you n perfect
model, and their--if the man who
makes your coat, does not give it il
foundation, with the right sort of
hand tailoring, you wont get a good suit.
It is by watching every detail of the making. and
by giving you perfect tailoring that this store has made
its reputation. _
We start by giving you the best materials, and _we
finish by making these materials ill the best poss ble
style, and in the best possible way. The tailoring is
thoroughly done. 'Tile sbapeliness of the garment is
worked hy hand. Tile style and beauty will last,
because we put the utmost care and tailoring into the
shape-keeping features of the clothes.
GOOD CLOTHES can only be made by thc best
attention to each and every detail, and GOOD QLOTHES
are the only kind we make.
__,_` RE you aware of the importance of
x good tailoring on a garment? Are ou
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cxprrt workmen. The flavor-
ing of our pies are perfect, :and
they will fairly melt in your
mauth. To Realize pie per-
fection you'll want to try our
pies._ P
A e ies IIC
llfiiice: Pies l2¢
Cream Plea lac and i5¢
Cocoanut Plea 156
dmwf6m 226 Eluton 5¢»
Q 
600 Cases
Crown Glass
Fruit Jars
Any quantity you want at
Pluts 5 cts each.
Quarts 6 " "
1-2 gals.7 “ “
1 John Connolly Q. Co
Queen Street Charl ottetow
Phone 264
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