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l
'i
6;1
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A
fed'i
"
for..-.
are
1
:
M;.n'h
8,
1928
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
rve
Never
Ta.ttd
Better
Smoother
Candy
f
Domestic
Science
Counselor
,
ut-n
boas
as
proudly
as
,
r..iiiv.
fuogc
made
by
my
r,.
a
tiiifirent
body,
a
finer,
,
t,
,
a
ftmoolhneM'that
.
(
ml
ordinarily.
'
I.
myself
,,
.,
..
,i
ii.r
i
here
result.
1
know
,
,,.
ion
of
these
outotand-
hes
in
three
things:
cook-.
-
r.ist
to
the
soft
ball
stage
,',
,
,i.
vigorous
heating,
and
r
tarnation
iwu.
i
,
m
tnanv
neonV
auk.
Milk
give
result
.
i;
mho'
of
ordinary
milk?"
,
a
w
'It-finite
reason
for
this
Carnation
Milk
is
,
.
.xi
m.-ity.
'
-that
is,
liscreamcon-,
-
m
up
into
tiniest
particles
i,
.ii-rt
uniformly
all
through
t-,-
t
arnation
Milk
iaevap-i!,,nhic
richness,
this
means
!r
of
milk
has
a
double
,
.filing
cream.
Not
only
the
greater
fineness
of
the
.irs
gives
a
smoother,
finer
a:i
MM.kery
in
whkh
You'll
like
Carnation
Better
for
All
Cooking
.
ii
candies,
so
in
all
cook-4
ii
gives
a
richness,
a
v-i
.
mess,
a
fine,
fragile
tex-
a.-p
y
i
'
en
tne
ucbl
ui
lsiuicu
hoik
il
iry
irus
netter
rrim.
'
toH(ublecTeamine"h(.
h,
i
il
:
if
whiiwm
lift;
,
:
);.Hn
ail
yiMi
iiwpwi
an
134
Abbott
Street,
wepUorally
convenient
supply
0
milk,
and
in
the
most
dependable
and
economical
form.
I
have
a
whole
Carnation
Cook
Book
full
of
recipes,
which
Id
like
to
send
you,
that
you
may
know
this
better
ASK
'T
.My
hundred
rrfifff
IsKiTrl
Carnation
Pmli'na
1
cup
brown
sugar,
2
cups
white
sugar,
3
tbsp.
corn
syrup.
u,
cups
nuts,
i
cup
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
yt
cup
water,
1
tbsp.
niaple
sugar
or
mapchne.
JJoil
togetlier
all
ingredients
(except
nuts
and
flavoring).
Yn
hen
soft
ball
is
formed
in
cold
water,
remove
from
fire,
add
flavoring,
place
pan
in
cold
water,
without
shaking,
until
hand
can
be
held
against
bottom
of
pan
without
discomfort;
add
nuU;
beat
with
slotted
wooden
speon:
when
btilf
drop
from
spoon
on
buttered
sheet.
Carnation
Fudge
2
tbsp.
b
ittet.
2
squares
bitter
chocolate.
,i
crips
Fui;ar,
2
ll;-.p.
corn
syrup,
)j
cup
Carnation
Milk,
diluted
with
.'af
1'
"in,
1
t"j.
vanilla.
Melt
Ii
;tter
ami
shaved
chocolate
in
sauce
pa-i.
add
suar,
corn
syrup
and
diluted
Carnation.
Glok
until
mixtire
formsa
-viit
ball
in
cold
water
or
reaches
a
temperature
of
2V
F.,
stirring
occasionally
t
prevent
sticking,
Remove
from
fire
and
add
vanilla.
When
cool
beat
until
creamy
and
mold
on
buttered
plate.
IV
you
want
the
richer,
smoothest
fudge
or
c
hrr
candy,
use
Car-rut:
on
Milk.
All
foods
rude
with
milk
or
crura
are
smoother
and
t
her
when
Carnation
is
red
just
putt,
v.-
!t-
milk
evaporated
double
richness
and
fi'i'ized.
It
keeps.
It
'
al
vays
the
same.
It
u-rs
butter
and
cream.
t.Vf?
recipes
above)
Him
Pndwad
is
Ctaaue
Carnation
Milk
"
From
Contented
Com
1
Regular.
Sale
Price
$3.76
J1.50
$6.2fi
$3.35
I
i
v
jewe
Boxen
v
P-26
$2.50
l--i-.v
Clocks
H25
$3.25
'
IVns
IMS
H.00
tarda,
in
Leather
Casts
MW
75c
IVnctU
Illu
5c
Set.,
$10.00
$6.50
Kla.'k
.V.
Me
55c
''
"iilletU
Raxor
'
8c
25c
'
Kill's.
Buttonhooks
ami-Cuticle
Knives
25c
'''wd,.,-
Boxes
and
Puff
v.
50c
1
is
just
a
small
list
of
onif
of
the
kpecinlti.
8e
our
windows.
Orm.es
IM.
yfic
Pioneer
Drtiytists
WE
f,
SIXTH
ST.
-TLLtPHUNLS
P(,200
anket
Sale
10(
l'alr
Super
OfuKlUV
Mw.Wim.!
IWnl
fctoUVv.'.
In
Red,
Orean;
PNWi'
W"''
"
'.
'"
Wi'iirlit
R.....I...
tmtn
r..,.
lor
JSIJi.lKl
,
(
iickuihi
liu.uif
jinn.
"
.tl-
v,.itrhl
tl
1
A
.
,i
.
.
'
.
fur
-mi.
ivuKUini'
jm.ou
pan,
n
Fraser
Sl
Payne
Unlvemol
Trading
Co.
.S1(U)."
Local
and
Personal
Bead
the
Louvre's
advertisement.
Denttat
Dr
J
r.
otae
Pbon688
Skating
daKy,
2
to
4
and
B
to
10.
it
Pre
byterlan
Wumen'ii
Auxiliary
Eaater
Sule
on
Thurtday,
Aplrl
6.
Bt.
Audrew
Society
monthly
meetlnx
Friday.
March
9
at
8
pm.
Nurnian
A.
Watt,
government
agent,
la
condncd
to
hit
home
with
a
severe
cold.
Thin
afternoon"
itrnln,
due
from
the
Eait
at
'i;30,
was
reported
tola
morning
to
be
on
time.
Delphi
ful
Comedy
"Aunt
Siuaa'f
Vlalf
luiiiulu
ut
the
Unl'.cd
Church
at
8
pm
Admission
50c.
Mr.
a:ul
Mn,
J.
Fred
Ritchie
are
booked
to
Mill
tomorrow
morning
by
the
Prlnre
Rupert
oi
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoriii.
II.
n-
Sn'ii'i,
tor
diunkennesii,
wu
fined
25.
wuh
the
option
ot
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
in
city
police
court
-ii.".
ll.ui'Mliy.
Mr.
and
V!i.i
E.
Llpsett.
who
have
Juvt
returned
from
a
motor
trip
to
southern
Cullfcrnta.
upent
the
week-end
at
arouse
Mountain
Chalet.
Vancouver
Htar.
N.
L.
Lando.
formerly
In
business
ntre
and
now
engaged
In
fur
buying
.va
ct
Vancouver,
is
a
bustnea
visitor
here,
hav.ng
aulved
jreaterday
from
the
icuth.
W.
J
Rennh!.
Port
Clements
transfer
r,;i7i.
who
ha
been
a
patient
In
the
Priace
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
the
-at
two
-TeK.
was
discharged
from
he
m'!tutlon
yesterday
and
will
return
to
the
Islands
on
the
Prince
John
Saturday
n
ght.
8
E.
Parker
Ltd
cordially
invite
the
puhlic
to
view
an
Interesting
and
edu-citlrnal
pre
gram
of
moving
pictures
drpictlnj
the
manufac-iurlng
of
the
Ford
car
and
other
suujcc.a.
The
entertainment
will
be
held
at
the
Moose
Hail
cn
Thursday.
March
8.
at
3.30
p.m.
and
at
730
pm.
Admissicn
free.
87
Much
Interest
in
Vancouver
sjclety
circles
haa
centred
In
the
nnounce-n:e
lit
of
the
engagement
rtemth
of
MUs
Catherine
Ha
Farrls,
daughter
ot
Hon.
and
Mra.
J.
W.
dB
Fa.-rl.
to
Charles
Toung
Robeon,
son
of
kns.
M.
Robscn
cf
Kerrt.dale.
The
grojm
rlect
Is
a
rephew
of
D.
McD.
Hunter
of
this
city
nd
some
years
skj
was
a
mtir,br
of
fThe
crew
cl
Canadian
National
Coaat
Steamships
plying
here.
8
V
Ware
of
Vanrouve".
representative
of
the
Scrlpturr
Union
of
Canada
and
tie
Chlldrenv
Special
Service
K.k-!cn.
arrived
in
the
city
on
this
a.'ter-nocu's
train
from
Bdmontou.
at
which
point
and
Calgary
he
has
been
mn-ducting
campaigns
recent'y.
tn
open
a
week's
special
ml
;!on
for
children
and
younn
people
of
Princ
Rupert
under
the
auspice
of
the
loco!
ministerial
as
sociation.
Meetings
wli:
be
conducted
In
the
vr:ous
Protestar.t
rli-trev
each
after'ioon
anrl
evening
between
now
and
next
Wednesday.
ANNOl'XCEMENTS
"Aunt
8uaau's
Visit"
at
United
Chureh
M-.irch
8
and
S
Mor-r:ionrt
1
ad'e'
St.
Patrick
a
Whist
Dr.ve
and
Dunee.
March
16.
Anglican
Cathedral
Tea
March
17.
St
Vatrlck'a
coroert.
Monday.
March
19.
Wcstholmr
Theatre.
United
Church
Easter
Sale
of
Work
April
3.
Anglican
Church
Caster
Bale
April
IP.
Catholic
Women's
League
spring
sale
of
work
April
12
Lad!e'
Auxll
sry
St
Andrew's
Society
aster
Sale
and
whist
drive.
April
30.
Rika
Cabaret
Anrll
30
Royal
Society
of
St
Ocorge
Whist
Drive
and
Dance
Anrll
M
Dyspepsia
Troubled
,
Him
for
Many
Years
Mr.
J.
Shot,
Ixigeii'vUle,
NA,
writes:
"I
hiue
suffervd
for
nufay
years
from
d
nj.,-j.-ia
and
could
hot
seem
to
grt
anv
relief.
"One
day
1
l-l.l
mv
wife
I
thought
I
would
try
a
bottle
of
iM'UJ.'JJ.VJsa
i
snjM3.m
and
when
1
liud
half
of
it
taken
I
felt
a
lot
better,
to
I
continued
until
I
had
taken
two
bottles,
and
mm
have
no
pain
and
no
r
nt
.-.1
toueU.
xnj
feel
thftt
1
J0
cuuipiot.1
rid
of
iny
trouble.
'
'
(
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Cwlng
to
Ploncer'a
Banquet,
ValhalU
will
meet
iUrch
38.
07
(let
the
Big
4
habltl
When
thinking
of
a
Taxi,
phone
4
.
U
We
are
Headquarters
for
shoe
repairing.
He
nd
them
In
us
for
viue,
MTllce
nnil
hatlsfactlon.
Mactrtliur's
Shoe
turr.
U
Oamm
In
Um
St.
Andrew's
carpet
bowling
Mumament
tonight
win
be
between
the
.following
rinks
George
Scott
va.
pert
Cameron;
JMatl
McDonald
v.
Jock
Frew.
,
THE
MILITIA
OFFASCISTS
Ml
AIllttSKH
THEM
IN
IKlllTlVd
MOOI
ItS
TIIKIK
HITISH
Til
TIIK
NATION
March
8.
The
fifth
anniver
sary
of
the
Fascist
Mllttla
waa
celebrated
in
Rome.
In
the
course
of
bis
speech
on
the
occaaloa
Blgnor
Muaaollnl
aald:
The
volunUry
mlllU
with
all
It
legions
will
fight
aide
by
side
with
the
great
mobilised
force
of
the
army.
I
am
certain
that
the
legions
will
deserve
this
great
honor
and
will
prepare
them-
vlvea
frcm
this
moment
aa
shock
troops.
which
will
uphold
the
fighting
traditions
of
the
Ardltl
aisd
the
Squadiistl.
daggers
between
tbS
teeth,
bombs
In
the
hands,
and
a
aubllme
disdain
of
danger
In
the
heart.
The
speech
to
vattoiuly
commented
on
in
the
Italian
press
.
The
"Impero"
writes:
'Today
Machlavelll
smiles.
This
s
the
Italy
of
his
(beams,
of
his
pro
phecies,
and
of
his
creation
"
The
Tribune
aeserta
that
the
militia
expresses
the
essential
spirit
Of
Paaclam.
which
is
a
"voluntary
hierarchy,"
and
the
09rr!ere
delta
Sara
says:
It
would
be
a
great
pity
not
to
make
use
of
the
militia
as
a
legitimate
means
for
the
military
training
of
the
country.
Museolinl
has
made
elear
the
two
great
tasks
of
the
militia,
which
are
the
preparation
of
youth
la
the
use
of
arms
and
service
aa
a
fighting
force
In
time
of
war.
llt'TIHN
01
IIOIIV
,
The
Fascist
militia
haa
undergone
considerable
change
since
its
foundation
by
royal
decree
la
February.
1933.
Today
the
militia
numbers
about
300.-000
active
legionaries
Organized
in
co
horts
and
centuries.
There
are
four
cohrrta
to
every
legloct
and
one
cohort
is
permanently
on
duty
at
the
barracks.'
while
the
other
three
meet
on
an
aver
age
one
a
week
(usually
a
Sunday
I
for
field
practice.
The
figure
quoted
above
does
not
Include
those
legions
which
are
permanently
concerned
with
the
running
of
the
railways,
postal
ser
rice,
supervision
of
harbor
traffic,
front
er
service
and
forestry.
Apart
from
a
large
increesi
in
num
bera,
Uie
mill
tlx
haa
undergone
changes
l.oth
tn
1U
constitution
and
in
lis
functions.
Its
training
haa
become
In
ncaftngly
military.
During
the
pas
:-ar
several
legions
have
been
special
izing
in
anti-aircraft
warfare,
and
this
year
the
militia
has
been
designated
as
the
attacking
force
of
the
army.
HAULM
AMI
AVAVUl
AlllllA
The
average
pay
of
a
-
militiaman
is
15
lire
a
day.
including
a
food
allowance.
All
who
are
Ineorlbed
aa
mem
bers
of
the
Fascist
party
are.
under
a
law
of
1W7.
liable
for
service
la
the
militia
unless
certified
medically
unfit
But
membership
of
the
Faaclat
party
is
not
compulsory:
on
the
contrary,
tn
the
course
of
last
year
It
waa
made
In
ereaalngly
difficult
to
gala
admittance
:o
it.
The
Idea
waa
to
elear
the
party
or
unstable
enthusiasts
and
furnlah
it
with
fresh
material
from
the
Avan
guardlstl.
the
Fascist
Boy
Scouts
be
tween
the
area
of
fourteen
and
eighteen
who
are
themselves
recruited
entirely
from
the
children
of
the
Balllla
(junior
Stouts,
when
these
reach
the
age
of
fourteen.
ALBERTALEADS
SOCIAL
REFORM
EDMONTON
March
8
--By
the
pajnlng
of
the
law
making
U
possible
to
sexually
sterlllre
the
feebleminded
Alberta
leads
the
way
in
forma
of
taat
kind.
The
bill
passed
Its
third
reading
only
after
one
of
the
stormiest
pnmagea.
much
op
position
developing
to
the
MAN
IS
SURPRISED-EATS
ANYTHING-NO
GAS
"As
scon
as
I
ate
I
waa
'.n
misery.
1
tried
Adlerlka.
and
to
my
surprise
it
ended
the
gas
entirely,
x
cat
anything
iow."T.
M.
Schlal-ech.
,
Adlerlka
relieves
tomaeh
gaa
and
sourness
in
TIN
minute.
Acting
on
BOTH
upper
and
lower
bowels.
It
re-msves
old
waste
matter
you
.
never
thought
ai
m
your
syatem.
Let
Ad-lirika
give
your
Moinaoa
and
bowels
I
a
RSAL
cleansing
and
see
how
much
txtter
you
feel.
It
will
surprlw
youl-
Orme-.
Ulnlted.
Dtin(
list.
PROTECTING
BEARSIN
-
PROVINCE
OF
ALBERTA
EDMONTON.
March
7.-
Establishment
of
a
closed
season
for
bears
from
June
li
to
September
I.
and
the
prohibition
"f
flii-.it
inn
any
Ix-ur
with
a
cub
or
cuh-
or
-my
nil)
a'
-my
time
and
the
;i
:n
-it
an
mid.:
lonal
lleenee
tee
Of
-'
'"I
re.sidei.:
h:
.
game
hunters
for
!
ii
.hi
..
bis
...
one
killed,
are
amoiiit
Mannfsetnred
only
by
The
T.
Uilburn
I
the
amendment),
to
the
Oame
Act
now
Co.
Limited,
Toreaio,
Oat,
berc
the
ki
i.iturr.
f'ven
I
JvVvtvl':''1'
"
Ji
.
in
these
beautiful,
1
gjjj
j
Wj
low-priced
rugs
j
tm
iVtols
l'-t-'l
iiisssa
WW
'i
mJC0LEWY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
v
cols
ft
CAT
1
TO
A
(ISTOMCIt.
HAIMiAIXS
FOlt
L,I)IES
DlttWslX.
SKI
UTS
AMI
LIStiKltli;
OIIKKKII
AT
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hAI;H
N'
IIIIIHY
MOH.MMI.
Tomorrow.
Friday,
from
S
to
11
in
the
miming,
there
will
be
a
Clock
Sale
at
the
Louvre.
Thlrsl
Avenue,
and
for
these
two
hours
there
will
be
some
really
wonderful
offerings
This
Is
something
f
at
the
Lauvre
and
the
prlosa
at
which
goods
are
offered
ought
to
bring
crowds
down
to
Third
Avenue
tomorrow
morning.
There
are
silk
pyjamas,
lull
fashioned
silk
hose,
silk
combinations
and
allk
vests
all
being
offered
at
BSc
each.
This
la
the
greatest
value
that
has
been
offered
in
ladlea'
wear.
But
there
Is
one
stlpulstiou
and
that
is
that
only
one
shall
be
sold
to
each
cus
tomer.
There
Is
also
one
doaen
allk
drosses,
the
ordinary
prices
of
whloh
range
up
to
112.00.
These
twelve
dresses
are
being
ottered
at
S1.S5
each
and
to
get
one
you
will
have
to
be
among
the
first
twelve
customers.
And
only
one
of
these
drewas
will
be
sold
to
each
One
dozen
Tom
Boy
Skiru
will
also
be
offered
during
these
two
houra
tomorrow
morning.
These
are
in
serge
and
kasha
and
the
regular
price
la
M.80.
Tomorrow
between
9
and
11.
the
Clock
8.1
price
will
be
ai.B6.
each,
and
only
one
will
be
sold
to
each
customer.
The
Louvre
has
already
made
a
repu
tation
for
the
quality,
style
and
workmanship
of
their
goods
and
their
prlosa
have
always
been
reasonable.
Tomor
row
'a
Clock
Bale
Is
a
cmtlnuatlon
of!
our
policy
of
selling
the
greatest
quan-
tlty
of
goods
in
the
shortest
possible
i
time
and
at
the
lowest
possible
price.
I
This
Clock
Sale
affords
a
real
oppor
tunity
to
the
thrifty
buyer
to
secure
I
absolute
bargains.
Remember,
lomarrow.
Friday,
morning
from
9
to
11
-
Aln.
.
W.
H.
Tobev.
CNR
divisional
suoer-
lntendont.
returned
to
the
cltv
on
this
sfternoou's
train
following
a
trip
over
the
line
on
official
duties
Spasmodic
Croup
0ftcn
checked
witn
iVv
(TSipone
application
of
L
v&Y
Vicks.
just
rub
on
L-tU
throat
and
cheat
VapoRub
CtVf
WMWONJAJtSUSCOYtMCr
Before
ynu
purchase
floor
-covering
-
took
for
lh
Gold
Seat
on
thtturftft-ii
Uyour
only
posltlveasaur-ance
of
ttnutnt
Congoleum.
Tha
Gold
Seal
staods
for
our
tiuarsatseof
fNiMacilon
and
tno
best
value
your
moaey
caa
buy.
CONGOLEUM
CANADA
LIMITED
MONTREAL
CLOCK
SALE
AT
THE
LOUVRE
TOMORROW
AT
9
KU'IIMOMIS
I.OIVUK
ri
is
m;v
ihka
INTO
IXIIK
K
WITH
IIOl
US
M'KL'I.IL
I'ltlf'EN
AMI
ONLY
ONE
2w
IIRIFTY
housewives
will
be
quick
to
recognize
the
unprecedented
values
now
offered
in
Conftoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
at
the
new,
lower-than-ever
prices
.
.
.
prices
that
offer
tremendous
savings.
r-
.
Patterns.
.
.the
new
1928
range
nou
of
your
deafer'
Is
the
most
beautifulyou
have
ever
seen
.
.
.
new
French
rug
patterns
.
.
.
Ceramic
Tile
effects
and
gorgeous
Oriental
Motifs
are
well
re-precented
In
these
easy-to-clean
rugs.
Improved
Quality
The
new,
Multicote
surface
Is
the
greatest
improvement
In
years
.
.
.
longer
wear
is
built
right
into,
and
throuehout,
the
thick
long-wearing
surface
...
of
course,
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rugs
are
all
Guaranteed
by
the
Gold
Seal
on
the
surface.
Just
flasca
at
the
urines
thes
lower
prices
oiler
re"
'
fill
feet
six
Formerly
tlS.M
Now
SIM)
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1J.S
II.U
tl
',
v.7
l.t
t
7.7
.S
fx
4,
5.7S
"
5.20
Other
sixes
art
reduced
In
proportion.
(ONG
OLEUM
igk?
Rugs
1279
St.
Pstrick
Street.
MsatraaL
CCB
Ceaioieum
Caaada
Limited,
.
lead
me.
without
cost
or
obUgaUoa,
a
coey
of
your
.
Isttst
booklet
caUtled
"Charmiac
Colour
Schemes
Tkat
1
Cost
So
Little."
i
Nsmt
.
Prov.
Special
::
Offering
(PACIFIC
kSsllVtt
of
COATS
for
LADIES,
MISSES
AND
CHILUKEX
COATS
FOR
CHILDREN
Regular
value
up
to
$18.00.
Special
price
IWi.7-
COATS
FOR
LADIES
AND
MISSES
Regular
value
up
to
$26.00.
Special
price
$12.75
Have
your
choice
of
these
splendid
garments
while
they
last,
for
tbey
will
not
last
long
at
these
prices.
B.
C.
Fur
Company
Third
.Avenue
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
ers
THE
DAINTIEST
iJREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Gw
h&
Prince
Rupert.
R.C
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Kelililkan.
U'rantell,
Juneau,
ami
skuxwuy
Murih
ll,
gl.
31.
To
Vsntouver.
Victoria
and
Mint
lie
Munii
1.1,
'.'.".
April
4.
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Hells
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Alert
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Hirer,
and
Vaneouter
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II
a.m.
ttrnej
for
all
Steamship
Line.
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Information
Irma
W.
C.
OKCIIARIl.
Oeneral
Aenl
Turner
of
Ith
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Trlnre
It
u
pert.
n.C.
Phone
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