t
Saturday,
May
13,
PAGE
SIX
rnn
daily
newb
lfi,j
HIGH
GRADE
Siifc
and
Fibre
Hosiery
by
llio
makers
of
tlio
famous
Winsome
Maid
Silk
Hose,
in
Black,
Flesh,
Pablo,
Crystal
Gray,
etc.
l'er
pair
$1.00
WEST
of
ENGLAND
STORE
Third
Avenue
Phone
753
ANOTHER
FRESH
SHIPMENT
OF
s
Dandy
Hoclion's
Chocolates,
t
lb.
...
.....
$1.00
lluclion's
Chocolates,
2
lb.
...
...
.....
...
$2.00
Hoclion's
Special
Chocolates
,
.,
$2.75
lloclion
s
special
Chocolates
$4.00
(Inchon's
Almond
Crisp,
per
lb
$1.00
Hoclion's
Hulk
Creams,
per
lb
75c
Hoclion's
Chocolate
Hrazils,
per
lb
$1.25
Ruperl:
Pharmacy
Prescription
Specialists
Phone
94.
We
deliver.
JAM!
This
is
Jam
Week.
Buy
Now
Empress
Jain,
pine
Strawberry,
Hasplicrry,
Cherry.
Ulack
Currant,
i
lb.
tin
90c
O
o
o
s
elierry,
Blackberry,
I'luni,
Apricot,
I
lb.
tin
...
75o
Marmalade,
Empress,
Mal-kin's,
Hoyal
Purple,
2
libs
Tor
$1.25
Little
Chip
Marmalade,
2
lb.
tin
90c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
P.O.
Box
575
Spun
Silk
Per
Yard
$1.25
Cotton
Crepes.
Per
Yard
25c
Mrs.
WT
Wilson
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Uor
-
-
989
Phone
Green
389
Donegal
.
Tweed
Coats
'
$20.00
"Demers"
We
aim
lo
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
i
SENIOR
LEAGUE
SOCCER
OPENS
.
'
1
Grand
Terminal
Club
Drew
First'
Blood
by
Defeating
the
Moose
by
5
to
1
...
i
.
z
In
spite
of
inclement
weather,
B.C.
Butchers
and
Grocers,
Ltd.
Phones
45
and
574
SAUCEPAN-LADLE-TEAPOT-SPOON-DIPPER
Per
Set
,
.
...
$2.70
I
there
was
a
pood
turnout
of
I
fun
at,
fhe
Acropolis
Hill
...........l.
..w.l.'l
1
11...
Grand
Terminal
Club
defeat
the
Moose
by
a
score
of
5
to
1
in
the
opening
tamo
of
the
Stuart
Shield
swries
and
the
first
match
of
the
Senior
League,
spason.
The
.Moose
won
the
loss
and
elected
to
kick
down
hill
and,
being
favored
by
a
fairly
strong
w
1
ml,
attacked
at
the
outset.
The
Terminals
retaliated
and
Fara.11-liar
shot
over.
After
a
period
of
mid
field
play,
Wiper
shot
wide
from
a
free
kick.
He
madci
amends
just
after
by
taking
a
igood
clearance
by
George
Howe
in
his
stride
and
scoring
with
a
low
shot.
The
Terminals
coii
tinued
to
have
the
better
of
the
game
and
Wiper
scored
ugalu
from
a
scramble,
in
front
of'
the
Moose
(goal
while
the
defense
was
appealing
for
offsiihj.
The
Moose
goal
had
.'another
escape
when
Farquhar
cut
in
and
narrowly
missed.
The
Moose
attacked
from
a
breakaway
but
were
met
by
a
resolute
defense,
lieo.
Howe
behiig
prominent
at
right
back
for
the
Terminals.
They
capitulated
at
last
when
Sammy
Currie
converted
a
penally
for
a
foul
on
Percy
Tinker.
(avvthorn
was
very
safe
in
the
Moose
goal
and
saved
finely
from
Wiper
al
close
range.
At
the
interval,
Terminals
were
leading
2
goals
to
1.
On
resuming,
the
Terminals
LAND
ACT.
Kotlct
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Leaaa
Land
In
Prince
liupert
Ijnd
npcurdlnr
Hi
Irlrt
r,r
roan
Kanrr
5,
anil,
tltuate
on
Sou
lb
Rarhatl
Island.
TAKE
ViTlilt
tan
Alfrtir
Swanon,
or
rince
fttiwrt.
occupation
Manner.
In-
lend
to
apply
for
a
lca
of
the
follow
ing;
aesrriM-a
larws:
Cuninw'iirlnir
at
a
planted
at
the
north
rnd
of
South
nifbsfl
Island;
thPiirv
arouml
the
Uland
al
hurt)
water
mark
and
fontatniwr
50
trre.
mere
or
Jcs.
ALFRED
SWAXSOM.
Arvnllf
nt
uiiea
April
37,
ivxn
Butter
Extraordinary
Special
Saturday
Only!
FINEST
CREAMERY
BUTTER
In
Bulk
only
2
lbs.,
85c!
Delivered
When
Accompanying
Other
Goods
t
HANDY
KITCHEN
RACK
FREE.
Thompson
Hardware
Company,
Limited
255-3rd
Ave.
Phone
101
DEAF
All
those
suffering
from
deafness
are
requested
to
send
for
a
copy
of
my
Jiew
Catalogue
jdiowing
the
latest
Aids
lo
Hearing.
Sent
Free
on
Request
to
Q.
H.
JAMESON,
Pentlcton,
B.C.
You
are
Worried
About
his
Health
117
HEN
you
are
nervous,
YY
sleepless
and
out
of
OUi
LO
JSJA
IUIUTT
TV
ViV
to
do.
Experience
has,
perhaps,
proven
to
you
that'
under
these
circumstances
you
can
depend
on
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
But
your
husband
docs
not
think
that
he
is
ill
and
hopes
to
be
all
right
in
a
fevv
days.
Unfortunately
nervous
ills
do
not
right
themselves.
Why
not
use
the
treatment
which
has
already
proven
good
in
your
case?
There
has
yet
to
be
discovered
a
medicine
which
so
certainly
restores
exhausted
nerves
as
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
If
you
are
nervous,
irritable,
tired
and
sleepless
you
can
depend
on
it
to
overcome
for
an
in
fringement
which
was
not
apparent
lo
the
spectators
and
from
thhWlper
added
a
fourth
goal.
IMaytf
vas
.then
transferred
,
to
the
other
end
and
llussell
shot
over
the
bar
from
10'
yards
out.
Terminals
returned
to
the
attack
and
W.
Mitchell
scored
a
fifth
after
some
good
combination
play.
The
leaders
were
!
clearly
the
betlpr
side,
and
main
tained
hteir
lead
to
the
end.
The
line-ups
were
as
follows:
I
Moose
(iawlhorn;
Prcnder-gast
and
George
Mitchell;
llussell.
?.
Currie
and
Skinner;
Ilwlgkionsn,
Hamilton,
Tinker,
jGurvich
ami
Itlack.
J
Grand
Terminal
Club
H.
Howe;
II.
Mcnzie
and
G.
Howe;
Dickens.
O'Donnell
and
V.
Mcn-zies;
Walters,
Owen,
Wiper,
W.
Mitchell
and
Fanpihar.
G.
Krauze
refereed
in
an
effi-
SAILINGS!
Jto
Euit6rc
r
MAKB
KESERVATIOXS
XQVV
FROM
QUEBEC
To
Liverpool
Ma
31,
June
tu
Mrmtmyil
To
Charbourg-Southampton-Hamburg
Mav
?.,
Jiiim-
13
Knitr-!
of
srotland
Jum
y.
July
7
..
Kinprem
of
Franre
To
Balfatt-Olaagow
June
3,
Julv
I
Moiilnalrri
FROM
MONTREAL
To
Llf.rpool
Mav
.
June
H
Munlrow
Jiiiik
I,
Julv
t
Mi.nl
calm
Juik
II,
July
Mont-lari
To
Charbourg-Southampton-
Antwerp
Ji
n
i.
im
'ill
MiiiiiMl
June
10.
July
II
Mt-lita
To
BelfaaUOIaagow
Juik
17.
Jnly
la
.
.
Mrlairaifia
Appl:
to
Agents
ererywhert
Of
fV'o
CP.R.
I
Station,
Vancoirrir,
Tclephoaa
Seymour
2630,
ta
fac
Tra&c
Afcata.
IN
PROBATE.
In
tho
Supram
Court
of
Brltlah
Columbia
!
In
tbe
Matter
of
tlx;
Admlnlrtraliou
Act;
and
!
In
the
Matter
(f
the
Eilate
of
Albert
I
lioub',
fipi-caiu'd,
IMektale.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
III
lloti'ir.
F.
MrB.
Vounr.
the
leth
day
01
Anrll.
A.b.
lesn.
1
aPDo
nteil
Admin-
utrator
of
Ihe
etate
of
Albert
Uowlejt,
dei-vaxed.
and
all
bartiea
liuvmar
riami
ariln.r
ihe
alrt
eitite
are
hereby
reaulr-
d
to
furnlih
aaiue,
pmteriy
veruiea.
to
me
mi
or
tierore
tne
iwn
aay
oi
nay,
v.fi.
me,
and
all
parllra
indebted
to
the
"iaii'
are
required
to
nay
tne
arnoum
l
llmlr
Irideliiedneim
to
me
fnrthwlth.
KOIIMAN
A.
WATT.
I'rlnre
Rupert,
aX,
Dated
the
tOKi
day
of
April.
A
D.
1914
OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
LICENCE.
.
FOR
BEER
KOTICE
IS
IIEIIEBY
CIVE.V
that
on
th
itth
day
of
May
neit
the
underilfiied
in
-lendu
to
apply
to
the
Lliuor
Cnlro
I
Board
for
I.Wnoe
in
recix-rt
of
the
iremlie
beliif
part
of
the
bulldinE
known
"vuefn'a
tiotei,
snuaie
on
main
irr-i(
'
Manreit,
il.
c,
and
urxtn
inn.
una
us.
trlbed
a
l.nt
.
nlork
1
1.
Map
DK.V
I'rlnre
tiurvrt
Ijnd
lieirlnritlon
lillrlrt
in
the
Provlnre
of
Itrillih
Columbia,
Tor
Ihe
aale
of
leer
by
Ihe
Kit's
or
by
Ihe
nrx-n
iMiuie
ror
ronauinpnon
on
me-
pre
mle.
fiATEn
at
Hie
niv
of
Prlnre
II
u
pert
Province
of
British
Oiluinbla,
this
17th
i
day
of
April.
A.fi.
1n.
I
uii
tturn
.ft,
aw
rtltMiv
1
Applkaot
the
cause
of
these
symptoms.
It
is
not
like
ordinary
medicines
because
it
benefits
by
the
upbuilding,
reconstructive
method.
Gradually
and
naturally
it
builds
up'new,
rich
blood
and
nourished
the
depleted
nerves
back
to
health
and
vigor.
For
this
reason
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
is
the
most
satisfactory
treatment
any
man
or
woman
can
obtain
to
restore
the
nerves
and
bring
back
the
vigor
and
energy
which
is
essential
to
a
full
and
happy
life.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
60
cti.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr.
A.
W.
Chase
Medicine
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto
2,
Can.
immediately
attacked
and
Owen
cienl
and
satisfactory
manner
sooted
aflT
five
minutes'
play,
and
the
linesmen
were
George
Shortly
after,
the
Terminals
were
Cochrane
and
A.
t
in'pci
ton.
awarded
a
penalty
BOARD
FORMED
FOR
HOSPITAL
Publlo
Meeting
at
Terrace
Takes
Decisive
Steps
to
Form
Emergency
Institution
SIX
MEMBERS
CHOSEN
Other
Six
to
be
Appointed
That
Number
of
Fraternal
Organizations
There
early
date.
by
TliiUlACF,
May
15.
At
a
representative
and
enthusiast
it-
public
.meeting
Wednesday
with
M.
Hall
chairman
and
N.
Sher
wood,
secretary,'
il
was
decided
o
form
a
hospital
association
of
twelve
meutlers
to
arrange
for
a
building
with
Iwq
beds
and
a
col
where
emergency
hospital
cases
may
vis
taken
care
01
or
vvuere
patients
may
take
their
own
nurse
and
occupy
It.
This
was
in
line
with
a
recommendation
made
by
a
fraternities
committee
ex
cept
that
instead
of
ten
members,
six
from
the
societies
and
four
appointed
hy
the
public,
il
was
leaded
lo
make
it
twelve
with
six
from
the
public.
Mr.
Hat
t
reviewed
steps
thai
had
already
been
taken
al
the
nitiativc
of
the
.Native
Sons,
re
sulting
in
a
meeting
Friday
last
of
representative
from
six
dif
ferent
societies
of
the
district.
A
recommendation
was
made
for
a
wo
ward
emergency
hospital
Willi
approximate
cosjt
if
fur
iiishing
it
voiced
at
$300.
The
following
nu-mbers
of
the
hoard
were
chostyi:
Gcorgv
Lit
tle,
I..
I.
henney,
-Mrs.
J.
K.
Frt?t.
A.
II.
Darker,
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sumlal,
and
William
Kurucll
These
with
the
six
appointed
by
the
societies
will
proceed
with
the
work
and
report
at
another
public
meeting
to
be
called
al
an
MrsT
fleorge
ntngstad,
wife
of
the
manager
of
l'ort
KdvvarJ
tannery,
and
daughters
arrived
it
l'ort
I
lil
ward
from
Ilellinghani
in
the
Princess
lleatrice
today,
A
Chevrolet
car,
owned
by
George
lloulter,
wlfile
parked
outside
Ihe
Fair
Hullding
while
Ihe
Sbrjne
Hall
was
in
progresn
last
night,
(oil
away
and
turned
over
on
its
side
in
the
uitcii
along
Hie
nafrtjW'
roadway,
was
salvaged
today.
C.IML
sleaiiifil'rinceMs
Lou-le,
Capt.
ArlhurtrglateVjsoulli-hound
Jlrvm.
Skft'ajtifeVaiicou
ver,
fs
due
in
ftort'ftt
Iff
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
"
The
vessel
was
delayed
in
jailing
front
Kkaway
on
areount.of
having
heavy
freight
rt"d!icuarf
an('
did
not
leave
tWcre
till
last
night.
She
will
call
at
the
dry
dock
here
(o
tbe
crane
In
unload
a
10
Ion
boiler
heutp
brought
from
KeJcJilkan
for
the
Hupcrt
Marine
Products.
JOHN
SHIRLEY
LAID
TO
REST
Obsoqules
For
Highly
Respected
Citizen
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
-
Willi
:i
larce
coneourso
of
mourning
friend
-and
acquaint-j
unees
present
to
pay
Ibeir
last
respects
lo
the
memory
of
a
pioneer
and
highly
respected
citizen,
Hie
obsequies
look
place
this
.
afternoon
for
llio
late
Sheriff
John
Shirley.
At
2
o'clock
there
was
a
service
In
-St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
of
which
deceased
had
long
been
an
aclive
member.
Venerable
Archdeacon
G.
A.
Ilix
officiated
and
feelingly
voiced
the
sentiments
thai
had
arisen
with
the
passing
of
an
old
ami
esteemed
friend.
W.
Vaughan
Ifavies
presided
at
the
organ
and
accompanied
the
hymns.
After
the
church
service,
the
eortepe
inoved
to
Fairview
Cemetery
many
mourners
following
the
bier
to
its
final
restiiw
place
in
the
plot
adjoining
thai
of
deceased's
brilher,
tho
late
George
M.
Shirley.
The
"pall-hearers
were
II.
F.
Mcl.eod,
J.
It.
Taunoek,
C.
W.
Ilofner,
L.
W.
Patmnre,
W.
K.
Fisher
and
W.
II.
Vickers.
Many
beautiful
floral
pieces
Uglified
tu
the
esteem
in
which
the
late
Sheriff
Shirley
hud
been
generally
held.
Oulidandinu
among
these
was
a
lursc
wheel.
:tii
inches
in
diameter,
sent
hy
the
various
departments
at
the
Court
iloue.
H
consisted
of
a
licuuti-ful
arrangement
of
Kasler
lilie.
roses,
nap-dragon,
cluster
chrysanthemums
and
carnations
with
foliagt'
of
asparagus
fern
.mil
ro-e
leaves
with
foundation
of
cyea
leaves.
Anun(
those
who
sent
flowers,
besides,
were
II.
F.
Mi-Lend.
Miss
Willa
Dyer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lien
Self.
Palmore
A
l
iillon.
Mr.
and
Mr.
.
S.
I
isher.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
F.KgTt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
K.
FUber.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
I..
Mcintosh.
The
High
School
leavue
all
game
yentertluy
wa
onril
on
accciunt
of
the
iinditiiin
of
the
ground.
OOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
bun
M1I-
dan:p
Nolle
of
Application
for
Batr
Llc.ic
.NOTICE.
IS
IIEREIIV
r.l
VI
thil
on
Ihe
'lh
day
or
May
inl
tlw
aiHtertiroed
In
leikli
lu
apply
b
the
I.
Minor
i.'inlrol
H'rrt
fur
a
llrenr
in
neiiMi
tu
ntNtiiuu
known
at
O.W.V.A.
IPilrl.
'iluale
In
tlx
townue
nr
lHri
cieiwnl..
B.C.,
upon
In
land
deeliil
a
MHitn
ha
f
nf
tnu
I
mki
9,
tiui'R
i,
nmriii
lot
7
tit.
oueen
harlolte
I.
land.
Mi.lrt.
arrnrdlnc
to
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men
or
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at
th
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flfa-l'try
firri-e
in
the
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of
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llupiTt.
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CANADIAN
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June
II
FROM
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YORK
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AND
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7
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June
3
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.
Jul
II
FROM
BOSTON
TO
QUEENSTOWN
AND
LIVERPOOL
t'ranronia
.
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34.
Special
Touxs
Make
your
field
of
knowledge
and
education
world-wide
by
joining
thaCducatlonalTaurjvhich
starts
at
Montreal
June
26
on
the
Cururder
"Ascania"
for
Plymouth,
Cher-boure
and
London,
under
the
aus
pices
of
W.
IL
Henry
Limited.
Other
Tourt
from
Montreal
SONS
OF
ENGLAND
TOUR
May
22
Aaranla
forlxmdon
CALEDONIAN
SOCIETY
TOUR
Juuo
11
Atliciila
forGUagow
VETERANS
TOUR
June
19
Anlonia
fur
Clierhourj
STUDENTS
TOUR
July
2
Auranla
for
Urerjiool
DAUGHTERS
A
MAIDS
OF
ENGI.AMJTOITI
July
3
Auwmla
for
londoa
MASON
IC
TOUR
July
9
Atbeula
for
Gla.gow
The
Cunard
Steamship
Company,
Limited,
622
Hastings
Street,
Wost,
Vancouver.
CUNAUD
ANCHQR-DONAIDSO?!
I
HEILBRONER'S
::
DIAMOND
ENGAGEMENT
RINGS
Are
recognised
for
quality,
tye
and
price
all
0er
n,
North
and
throughout
Canada
you
cannot
beat
our
vl.,.
So
strongly
has
this
become
known
that
our
business
t
growing
Province-wide
by
leaps
and
bounds.
See
wonderful
assortment
of
the
latest
settings.
Ur
Scientific
Optical
Work
Ours
Is
tho
best
and
most
modern
equipped
Ontlr
i
Parlor
In
the
North.
Our
specialist
has
had
twenty.a.,.
years'
experlenco
In
fitting
and
tostlng
eyes.
Our
pric.n
aro
always
reasonablo
and
our
work
dependable.
vVe
In!
vlte
consultation.
Max
Heilbroner
527-520
Third
Avenue
The
Diamond
Houto
of
the
North
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Tonight
Only,
Saturday
at
7
and
9
Thomas
Meighan
"The
Man
Who
Found
Hi
mself"
A
plmln-plRy
r'riHll
wriH-
i
ir
lh-oliir
by
llnolh
TNriviiigliin.
.nii-ri
.
-
i..irni
-liiilar
fic
tion.
Tommy
mi
a
iivmff.
iui.ii
k
the
-ilent
wurbl
lit'hinil
riMin
vill
iml
to
"rnnif
luck.".
HehiinJ
liir!
An
ium
n
for
aiiulhtT
tiiiiii'-
iTini.
Tlicu
Irfrdmii
ni
l
hitler
flniKr?!"
to
win
bin
k
hi-
Imnnr
and
In-A
title
of
a
iimii
wilii
a
priMtu
rtronl
and
tin
Hint
won't
forgfl.
The
iimwI
griiuig
lnr
lion
over
filinrd.
Strong
uiijt-urtiiig
r-t.
Thomas
Meighan,
Virginia
Valll,
John
Harrln;t
Hugh
Cameron,
Victor
Moore,
Mildred
Ryan
illii'r.
"OUR
GANG"
COMEDY
"DOG
DAYS."
PATH
E
REVIEW.
BOc
nd
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
Wf
have
tho
inol
roniplelr
nlork
(liriii'ii-ions,
shii)ii,
fir
finifh.
floorii
k
V
ciii'i'i,
fi-.,
hi
Nortlirm
11.(1
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
th
to
tho
last
piece
of
finish.
M..r,.,..
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ti
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....
v.,.
Of
,.vi.Mi
iujiiij
niiiii,i
gur
mm
k.
ji
win
'u;
lritfs
un
right.
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
117
SANDALS
Tliese
urc
undoubtedly
llio
lfsl
Hiitnldt
'
Hie
lovv'L'jil
iinsilile
jriie
over
IiwiiUmI
in
Itupi'ft.
A
special
purchase
of
a
largo
qitaitlity
t"1'
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inMi)io.
Chllds'
llrovvti
Siiinlals,
solid'
lentlicr
soli's
heel,
hUi'!
from
B
lo
714,
priced
at
.
Youths'
Ilrowit
HnniJiiN,
solid
'leather
Miles,
Willi
With
heels,
sues
front
8
lo
1014,
priced
tit
.
.
Misses'
Hruvvn
SuihIhIs,
solid
leather
sole",
with
heels,
sizes
front
1
1
lo
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prieed
al
Ladles'
HandnU
in
Ilrovvn,
Patent
and
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