II
a.
-.i..;r)4fcti.
Sykes
or
Bussey
Rackets,
$3.50
to
$30.03
Presses
$1.25
Covers
$2.00
Hii
Rubber
liber
Orips
Orips
...
...
23c
23c
Out
Out
Reviver
Reviver
.
..
.
.
..G5c
.
65c
Sun
Visors
.
.
...
$1.00
Head,
Reach
Halls
Palls
.
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...
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.
50o
Mo
SJazengers
......
65o
Improved
Improver!
Birmal
Birmal
All
All
Steel
Racket,
13,
13,
li
oz.
priced
at
$14.50
Postage
paid
on
all
out
of
lovn
orders.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
J.
L.
Main
Contractor
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
Hardwoods
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
Planing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing,
fllass
and
Olazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
I
Did
You
Buy
Premier,
Dunwell,
B.C.
Silver,
when
these
Mines
were
only
prospects?
History
Often
Repeats
I
Cold
-
Ore
at
Barents
is
a
mighty
good
buy,'
when
you
consider
the
location
of
their
properties.
Write
isAfor
information
on
this.
Porlland
Canal
SalesCo
318
Standard
Bank
Bldg.
Vancouver
Dr.Alexander
Smith
Block
.
Phone
575
DENTIST
Auditorium
Dancing
Every
Evening,
8
to
11.
1
Dance
10c;
3
for
25c
'
Ice
Cream
and
Confectionery
on
Sale
Cards
and
Tables
MARINE
MOTOR
Less
Starter
.
.
.
.
$250.00
With
Starter
.
.
..
$300.00
flovernment
Taxes
and
Freight
Extra
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
URGES
BRITISH
INVEST
IN
B.C.
Americans
so
Far
Have
Secured
Plums
Says
Griffith
Thomas
LONDON,
Juno
i.
Oriftllli
J,
Thomas,
capitalist
and
inininjr
authority,
has
returned
here
from
a
business
trio
in
Itril
Columbia,
as
a
result
of
whin1!
he
has
issued
a
warning
Ihrougl'
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Com
meree
in
London
(hat
"in
the
past
American
money
has
secured
most
of
Ihe
plums
and
will
In
Hie
future1,
unless
English
financiers
wake
up
lo
the
fact
that
one
of
the
richest
areas
in
Ihe
Empire
requires
our
money
and
our
brains."
In
his
statement
lo
Ihe
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
her',
Mr.
Thomas
says:
"I
have
recently
returned
from
a
periodical
business
Irin
In
British
Columbia,
and
it
oecur-
'ed
to
me
thai
it
would
be
of
in
leresl
if
I
hroughl
to
your
no!
ice
certain
'aspects
of
Ihe
business
situation
over
there,
as
I
hey
ap
pear
lo
me.
In
the
"fir!
idace.
one
might
mention
thai
capilul
for
development
is
the
greatest
.need
of
that
province
anil
British
"It
is
useless,
however,
taking
capital
inlo
the
country
unless
it
is
accompanied
by
technical
and,
preferably,
British
brains.
British
Columbia
is
strewn
willi
uie
wrecks,
or
r.nglish
concerns
that
have
gonp
out
there,
in
vested
large
sums
of
'money,
anil
sent
out
.sons
or
relatives
to
run
them,
whose
sole
idea
was
ti
have
a
good
time,
and
I
could
give
chapter
and
verse
of
several
such"
Caes:
There
have,
hT
course
been
other
cases.
"In
Ihe
past
American
money
has
secured
most
of
the
plums,
and
will
ju
future
unless
Knelisli
financiers
wake
up
lo
the
fact
Ihat
one
of
the
riche,sl
areas
in
the
F.mpire
requires
our-
money
and
our
brains.
To
instance
only
ffirt
tnitinil
nnlaiiliLlilinj
t
II.
n
yet
the
ground
has
hardly
been
scratched.
Today
most
of
the.
Urge
producing
companies
are
owned
and
controlled
in
Mm
United
Stales
and
Byproduct
of
the
mines
is,
without'
excrpti((i
almost,
sent
lo
Ihe
United
Stales
and
lo
the
Fast
for
treatment,
Mum
giving
the
American
slock-liolder
the
enormous
profitable
advantages
that
naturally
accrue
under
such
circumstances
Develops
Claims
"The
average
niosnectbr
Is
seldom
in
a
i'
)ion
lo
develop
his
claims.
T
f
banks
are
use
less
lo
him
their
interests
ami
in
the
Fast
where
I
heir
headquarters
are.
Tie
finds
and
lo
cates
his
claims,
does
Ihe
as-jsessment
work,
being
just
enough
to
hold
I
lie
property;
Mien,
per
force,
he
is
compelled
to
seek
.some
outfitter,
or
it
may
lie
he
has
sold
an
inleres
in
his
previous
find,
wilh
which
money
he
is
enabled
lo
do
further
prospecting,
but
sdon
he
loses
control,
an
agent
of
one
of
the
large
American
companies
comes
along,
bonds
his
properly
al
his
own
ffgurc,
and
generally
the
American
Investor
hecomes
Ihe
owner
at
his
own
figure
and
,
terms
such
in
brief
is
Ihe
history
of
a
great
number
of
Ihe
pending
mines
in
British
Columbia
today.
"The
opportunities
are
really
Iremcndnuy,
and
even
the
report
jof
the
Minister
of
Mines
does
,110.1
give
any
idea
of
the'
vast
!
potential
assets
of
the
country
in
melallio
and
non-mclallic.
possibilities.
I
brought
away
with
mo
details
of
very
fine
propositions
in
coal,
natural
cement,
popper,
heiimlili
and
magnetite
Oivs,
gold,
silver-lead,
sine,
nickel,
nl.itiininl,
the
develop
ment
of
which
only
requires
British
Capita)
and
brains
lo
bring
highly
satisfactory
results.
Sport
Chat
j
Activities
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
Tor
the
Iti23
season
will
be
opened
wit
i
a
flourish
this
eveninjr
when
the
cub
stages
a
regalia
off
the
club
house
al
Cow
Bay.
Trie
water
front
promises
to
be
Ihe
cent
re
for
Ihe
more
important
silverware
the
Mobley
Con.
emblem
atic
of
cily
championship.
Their
opponents
will
be
the
O.
W.
V.
A.
-who
save
Ihem
a
clos.-
run
for
the
Sluart
Shield.
The
Scots
are
.undoubtedly
out
this
year
lo
cop
off
all
the
honors
and,
now
that
I
hey
have
made
such
a
good
slarl,
they
are
full
of
confidence
and
hope.
Tha
(i.
.
.
A.
also
have
a
Province:
"II.
nossesses
nrne.lic.-lS"0'1
,paI
of
confidence
in
tlieii
any
every
known
mineral,
hut
as
stanlial
prizes'.
The
rae
com
mil
tec
consists
of
(Seorge
Bryant,
It.
V..
Benson
and
A.
Mnc-donuld
and
Ihe
refreshinent.coru'-niulee,'
.lack
Lindsay
and
(ieorse
Richmond.
Willi
the
first
soccer
match
of
Ihe
season
the
Slliarl
lieiiefp
Shield
already
lucked
safely
away
for
11)2.1,
Ihe
dallies
will
play
I
heir
first
game
(oniuhl
abilities
and
those
who
have
III
material
for
the
year
pretty
well
i.eil
figure
that
this
Veteran
aggregation
has
.a
good
chance
as
any
other.
In
any
case,
lo-
nighlV
game
promises
Id
be"
a
gnoij
'one
'and
Ihere
will
no
doubt
be
a
large
cfowd
or
fans
out
lo
witness
it.
Tom
Jones
will
re
feree.
i
Healthy
babies
thrive
Eagle
Brand
and
doctors
recommend
It
In
sink.
born
feeding
cases.
It
is
the
natural
food
when
mother'smilkisnot
available
because
it
is
mini
country
milk
with
sugar
added.
Always
uniform,
digestible,
nourishing.
Fot
Free
Baby
Books
wttti
Vancouver.
DECLARES
HE
ISTHEEARL
Man
Named
Mason
of
Winnipeg
Would
Oust
Asqulth
From
Title
WlXXIPKC.
June
I.
Following
the
startling
claim
of
Captain
Samuel
Lawrence
of
Salmon
Arm,
B.C..
to
he
the
rkjhtflil
Karl
of
Oxford,
supplanting
lit.
Hon.
11.
11.
.
Asiiuilh,
who
recently
adopted
that
title
on
his
elevation
lo
Ihe
peerage,
there
now
appears
in
Winnipeg
an-
of
alfraelions
as
a
result.
The
"ier
clnima.nl.
xeculive
and
coniinillees
of
thfli
"'''deriek
William
Mason,
son
club
have
gone
lo
some
trouble
lo
inako
Ihe
event
a
success
and
will
feel
of
Mrs.
F,mily
Julian
of
Kricks
dale,
Man.,
formerly
of
Rosario
de
Sle
fre,
Argentine,
has
entered
i
i
.iiiii!
amply
rewarded
rrwiuiiHi
ii
if
i
Ihe
hp
affair
proves
popular.
There
will
I
,nP
fiel11
rr
1,10
coveted
Htle.
be
no
charges
not
even
for
tho"is
"'"ier
is
a
sister
of
Samuel
luncheon
thai
will
lie
served
lo
all-comers.
The
program,
which
opens
al
5:30,
will
include
I
lie
handicap
power
boat
race
(club
boats
only)
for
the
Yachl
Club
Cup
(now
held
by
M.
M.
Stephens'
Trilonj
and
a
handicap
sweepstake
race
for
all
pleasure
boats
in
the
harbor
complying
with
the
rules.
The
distance
of
Ihe
latter
race
will
he
six
miles.
There
will
also
be
-i
menV.
and
ladies'
single
arid
capital
wo'iibl
be
welcomed
nioreV,oubI''
rowing
races
for
s,nh-
ban
any
other.
Strewn
with
Wrecks
Hiram,
father
of
the
British
Columbia
claimant,
and
granddaughter
of
the
sixth
'Karl
of
Oxford.
A
si
range
and
romantic
tale
surrounds
the
marriage
of
her
mother
Sarah
Barley
lo
her
father's
overseer,
which
was
eon-
trary
to
the
will
of
her
parents.
Ihe
family
difference
ended
with
the
emigration
of
the
descend-ents
lo
Soulh
America.
It
was
ill
(he
Argentine
that
Emily
Lawrence
married
lo
Walter
Mason,
father
of
Frederick
William
Mason
of
Winnipeg.
In
i'JMI
she
moved
(ovBolhuue,
Sask.,
to
reside
wilh
her
brother
Samuel
Hiram
ami
later
moved
lo
Winnipeg,
following
her
second
fiiarrhiige.
The
toeaj.
claimant
is
endeavoring
Uv
establish
prior
riKbls
over
his
British
Columbia
relative.
RAILWAY
EARNINGS
HAVE
FALLEN
OFF
Canadian
National
Drops
Over
Million
a
Month
But
Has
t
Reduced
Exponses
MOXTHF.AL,
June
i.
Operating
results
for
the
mouth
of
April,
iy25,
issued
by
the
Cana
dian
Xational
Railways,
show
a
decrease
of
$1,301,201,
or
7.
.12
iter
cenl
in
gross
earnings
as
compared
with
April,
1021.
Op
erating
expanses
for
the
samo
period
were
reduced
by
81.30.1.-
012,
or
T.H.'I
per
cent,
leaving
net
earnings(uf,
$t;!)ti5:i!K
rjrsl
compared,
wijii;
tj$35;r,p
iifi,i;irii
of
1
.is
1
ji'iir.
'
Ihe
results
of
operations
for
Mie
first
four
months
of
102.'.
how
n
decrease
in
gross
re
venues
of
.(5,70,378,
or
8.80
per
peril,
but
that
operatltiig
ex
penses
during
Ihe
same
period
were
reduced
by
$0,701,021.
or
0.31
per
cent.
Nel
earnings
for
the
first
four
months
of
1025
were
$3,77
1,782
or
$.in,:i5f
less
than
for
Mie
corresponding
per
iod
or
last
year.
Ah
comnared
with
a
8.80
per
cent
decline
In
traffic;
receipts,
(he
reduction
in
net
was
less
than
one
per
cent.
nn
r
..
1
1
en
i
ears
Ago
In
Prince
Ruport
J
June
4,
1915.
P.
L.
Smlthers
of
Chlcatto.
vice-president
and
general
man
ager
of
the
Booth
Fisheries
fib.
and
L.
I).
Ilosenheiiner.
Keneral
'ralHe
manager,
are
here;
inakfutr
arrangements
for
the
establishment
of
a
branMl
of
the
coinpanj
here.
,They
nay
that
the
com
pany
is
prepared
to
lake
care
of
.10,000'
pounds
per
week
now,
The
following
men
from
Prince
Rupert
have
so
far'
hecrt
killed
or
wounded
in
Ihe
Oroaf
Wart
killed.',
j).
Holland
and
J;
0
Nicol;
wounded
G.
W.
Peck,
D.
M.
Moore,
11.
W.
Entwistle,
F.
B.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
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of
every
deseriptfoit.
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Kx
change.
If
MAID
Wanted.
Suite
2,
Waldroit
771.
Hotel
Central.
132
FOR
SALE
I'OH
SALK.
Ten
acre
ranch,
alt
fenced,
half
'mile
from
Tclkwa;
ideal
for
small
fruits
and
chickens;
seven
room
house.
28
by
30,
open
fireplace
in
living
room,
water
in
kitchen,
furnace
in
basement.
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down.
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particulars'
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Thorpe
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household
furniture
including
Victrolu,
Hugs,
Linoleum,
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suile,
fixtures,
dishes,
sewing
machine,
elo.
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Hardening.
Plans
and
estimates
for
gardens.
Ferns
and
;
other
plants
from
$3.00
per
doz.
F.O.B.
Usk,
B.C.
Fort
SALF..
Cabin
launch
F.va.
27
feel,
fully
equipped,
in
first
class
condition.
Apply
Ward
Electric
and
.Marine
Supply.
Cow
Bay.
If
FOR
SALF..
Commercial
Hotel.
Prince
Huperl,
furnUlicd.
A
bargain.
M.
M.
Stephens
&
Co.,LUL
II
FOK
SALK.
Pleasure
boat"Fcho"
0.
L.
Heindel.
Cold
Storage.
Phone
221.
tf
TO
RENT
TO
HFXT.
Furnished
rooms.
Hot
and
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Ileasnnable
rents.
Xorfold
Booms,
Fulton
Street.
Phone
Black
320.
tf
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room
to
rent.
Suit
two
men.
Phone
Blue
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EXCHANGE
Furniture
Bought,
Sold
and
Exchanged.
Manges,
Healers,
elc.
moderately
priced.
Everything
for
Ihe
home.
Call
In
and
look
aroutrtl.
ALEX.
MACKENZIE,
Third
Avenue
Phone
77.1.
(J.nhn
Christie's
old
stand.)
Darley,
F..
Middle,
..
Van
Dyke,
W.
(I.
Broad,
C.
(i.
Thome,
A.
HoliiiNerK.
V.
F.
O.
Gamble.
W.
A.
Mafbeison,
A.
E,
Jessiip,
de
Meyer,
W.
A.
Noble,
Frank
Salter,
A.
Chappie,
Albert
Clark,
A.
Carr"
and
Ii.
O.
Hietuhel.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
HAS
BEEN
CHANCED
OwinK
lo
Ihe
cancellation
of
n
game
Ihe
baseball
schedule
has
ben
changed
and
the
games
will
now
be
ns
follows:
'
June
'
5
flyro
vs.
Mill.
8
Sorts
of
Canada1
vs.
Oyro.
1
1
Sous
of
Canada
vs.
Mill.
10
Mills
vs.
Oyro.
10
Oyrrt
vs.
Sons
of
Canada.
22
Mill
vs.-Sons
of
Canada.
25
Oyro
vs.
Mill.
29Sons-
nt-
Canada!,
vs.-
Oyro.
July
3
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Mill,
BOAHD
and
Itooin,
or
boanl
only
-113
l
ifth
Av'fiiuo
Hast.
Phone
Hed
707.
BOAIU).
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
COATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PIIICHS
OF
EARTIIOPK
l-CYCLH
Marine
Engines
1-II.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
1-11.
P.
I
cylinder
MM
200.00
C-II.P.
1
cylinder
111)
100.00
8-H.P.
1
cyllndor
HI)
750.00
8-H.P.
2
cylinder
MM
150.00
IC-II.P.
1
cylinder
LM
175.00
All
Ihe
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
He-verse
Oear,
and'
full
eleelriual
and
propeller
equipment.
Tfie
best
that
money
can
buy.
Ens!
hope
Bros.,
1717
Oeorgld
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
B.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathoute,
Agents
Phone
381.
SHEDOON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Five
passenger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Hales:
50c
for
1
or
2
passengers,
25c
for
each
additional
passenger.
PHONE
134
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Baby"
at
your
ser
vice
day
or
night.
Comfort
Safety
Courtesy.
If
It's
a
water
trip
call
Laurie
Lambly
Photios
570
or
131.
TAXI
592
TUP.
DEPENDABLE
TAXI.
Daj
and
Night
service.
Comfort
and
Courtesy
is
my
motto
PHONE
592
CONRAD
LEE
Stand:
Hielimond
Houtus.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
Ocnrge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
C
and
7
passenger
Slude-hakers
al
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
AcroRs
from
Empress
Hotel.
FunNrruRE
hospital
And
0ene'ral
flepair
Shop,
Repairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
attended
lo.
Wo
repair
typewriters,
gramophones
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpet
laying.
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Bluo
025.
.118
Fifth
St
OIL
SKINS
Patronize
Homo
Industry.
Ask
for
Lo
Claire's
RUPERT
BRAND
OIL
SKINS
Best
by
lest
Made
iu
Prince
Hupert
by
Hupert
Boys
and
Oirls
Phone:
Black
404
KEITH'S
CAFE.
When
in
Slewarl
visit
Keith's
Cafe
in
King
Edward
Hotel
now
re-modelled,
tjp-lo-dain
Dining
Boom
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phono
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us,
P.O.
Box
000.
NORTHERN
TRANSFER
Call
for
Maggngo
and
Express
Northern'
Transfer.
Day
Phono'
lied
213.
Nlgit
phone
Oreen
307.
W.
H.
MONTGOMERY,
JR.
To
To
.Article
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
music
i.y
w,!,a
r
Call
in
mill
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l
PRINCE
RUPERT
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$T0flt
-
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BEDDINQUT
PLMTJ.
"
Plants
thai
k,
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.
j"
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for
your
la,,.
v
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ally
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j
t
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reliwl
unon
1
good.
Store
l'liuiii
uj
fireenhoiH..
!!
$
MCCARTHY'S.
TOM
CALCHEFF
Experienced
Tillor
Suits
niade
t
j.
Pressing
a:
1
..
.
n
Fulton
Sire.!
f
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furai-ure
Store.
We
Buy,
$ti
tii
h.
change
New
and
Sec::diiuj
(loods.
QKO.
PAPAD0PULIS,
39
Third
Ave.
PboiHH
FIREWOOD.
He
Comfortable
rJ
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fj.
Dry
Block
w
1.
r
Fresti
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1,
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FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
tox
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Priin-e
It'irirr'
P.C
Service
;onl
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Cii;iti:r
KNITTED
G00DS
SWKATKHS
ami
all
n"1
knltecd
good
n.aJe
'
Phone
Black
395.
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Mondays.
Wednesday
"l
urdays.
closes
al
l
10
'
From
the
East
,
iMondays,
Wednesday
Friday,
due
at
3.
(0
f".
To
Vancouver
TnnadflV
Mall
closes
Saturdays
Thursdays
Sundays
From
Vncour
Sundays
Wc.lnesilays
Frldnys
aaiuiiiajn
,
,o
l.P.Il.
May
.
an
vox.
Alice
Arm
euiH'wiiw"
7
p,s.
Sundays
From
Anyox,
Alice
Tuesdays
8
p.y.
Thursdays
Stewart
ana
n
pJIi
Saturday
Sunday
From
Tuesday
Sundays
To
Port
Points
From
Will
Port
5imp"
-
-
rivap
Points
Saturdays
To
Alaska
May
From
May
To
Queen
May
From
Pnlnts
Points
a
1
a
nnil
al
4
15
9.
IS
A..
9
15
P
9.15
P
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,-
""lo
30
A"'
St
to
10
a"1'
Alaska
PolnU-
7
P,M.
'stewart
SU
and
Premier-.
8P.JI.
Simpson
Sli
andNa.."
Thursdays
d
Na
.
A
12
nd
22-
..,..
point"
Charlotte
0.
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Hii"'
Queen
n1""""
May
7
and
21.