.May
10,
T02R
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i
;s':.:c
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is
nol
n;-
displayed
by
the
'niitrol
Board
or
by
,
.iTiiinciit
of
British
Columbia
WMWH
I
I
III
Ml
Men's
PYJAMAS
'.'
high-grade
English
j
U
ic.
well
cut
and
j
il
Regular
value
I
Our
price
1
$1.95
Mens
i
Nightshirts
i
line,
made
of
oiidrloth.
Regular
i
:
Our
pri
$1.90
Montreal
Importers
Third
Avenue
'
i:
Miller,
Proprietor
DOLLAR
DAY
"-'i
AND
SATURDAY
rk
and
Beans,
large,
ii,
.
4
for
$1.00
l'"rk
and
Beans,
me-
-eg.
20c-,
(
lor
$1.00
I'urk
and
lioans.
small,
I.V.
8
for
.
.
SI.
00
Ki'tchup.
law.
3
for
$1.00
1
alarCFjB,
I
(r
V.fil.OO,
Tomato
8qm
large,
G
for
..
SI
.00
Tomato
.Soap,
small,
9
for
....
$1.00
IVanut
Butter,
reg.
1
:'.
lor
$1.00
'
hill
8uce,
reg,
40c,
$1.00
""
'-'
India
Relish,
reg.
40c,
1
"
$1.00
l'repared
Mustard,
-
5
for
$1.00
Ui
HEINZ
(iOOI)S
AT
s''Et'IAL
I'HICBS
Mussallem
Grocery
t
O.
LTD.
I'hones
18
and
81
I'.O.
Rox,
575
LINDSAY'S
''
Cartage
and
Storage
I'hone
63
c"is.
WarehouainK,
and
'iiihutin.
Twmor
Motor
8ervice.
'
"''I
Sand
and
Gravel.
V"
peM
In
ihn
and
iuroiUiM
Mvnp.
-
-
-
-
,
i
BOOTH
SCHOOL
BEAT
BORDEN'
I
IOOTIIU.I.
(IVMK
HAS
KX
tHiS.
lie
TKNTKI)
AM)
WTMMvl
Ml
MltKK
Ol'
M'Kl'TATOUS
A
very
keenly
rawiuii
v.-
fdtigbt
lM
the
Junor
Footbn
lca;ue
last
evening
resulted
in
a
win
lor
Booth
over
Burden
by
four
goals
to
nil.
The
game
was
well
attended
and
spectators
had
lull
value
for
their
time
and
money.
Walters
was
dangerous
lor
Booth
and
a
fine
crota
narrowly
missed.
Nakomo-to
drove
a
free
kick
Into
the
Booth
goal
but
it
waa
cleared
nnd
Walters
again
tested
out
Borden's
gcalle
who
made
a
clever
one-handed
stop.
Vaccher
deft
nded
well
but
Booth
were
on
Wp
and
Bussanlch
in
centre
kept
hi
wings
well
supplied
with
passe
that
kept
Borden
defence
busy
to
counteract,
pyle
was
noted
for
a
good
clearance
and
then
when
Fong
nnd
Fisher
were
dangerous
cross
cleared
Wilson
saved
twice
arm
men
Walters
beat
him
to
open
the
scoring.
Pong
was
again
dangerous
and
for
u
time
Borden
pressed
nm
Nelson
Mid
Murray
were
not
to
be
beaten
Ullker
was
doing
well
for
Bojth
an3
stepped
Smith
and
H.irrlic
Wliisrhnni
Lot
was
saved
With
the
advantage
of
the
hill
Booth
were
expc;:;ed
to
make
the
running
and
llakomoto
was
teiied.
Bus-ianleii
and
Bacon
combined
cleverly.
Pong
got
little
support
in
a
breakaway
and
then
Walters
finished
a
clever
run
with
a
goal.
Bussanlch
tricked
several
to
put
another
goal
in
the
corner
Borden
played
all
the
harder
and
Colussi
was
tried
out
t-j
stop
Kunsya
and
Chenoskt
Pong
and
Vaccher
tried
to
get
through
and
Hardy
had
a
long
try.
Walters
Broke
away
again
and
refusing
to
be
hustled
Off
the
ball
forced
a
fine
goal
Booth
forwards
and
half-back
were
combining
well
and
Pyle
cleared.
Woods
made
a
Rood
run.
Bacon
was
hurt
"I'HOVINCIAL
ELECTIONS
ACT"
I'HIMK
Mll-RKl
KI.KCTOKAL
MliTRK'l
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
I
shall,
on
Monday,
tbe
21t
day
of
May,
18'iti.
a
the
hour
of
10
o'clock
In
the
forenoon,
at
the
Court-he.
us.
Prince
Ku-pert.
hold
a
sitting
of
the
Court
cf
Hevtslon
for
tbe
purpose
of
revising
the
list
of
voters
lor
the
sa.d
elector
i
district,
and
of
hearing
and
determining
any
and
all
objections
to
the
retem.ou
nf
any
name
on
the
said
list,
or
to
the
registration
a
a
vtter
oi
any
applicant
for
reftatratlon.
sad
for
the
other
purpose
set
forth
in
the
"Provlnc.al
sections
Act."
Dated
at
Prtooe
Rupert,
I.e.,
this
h
day
of
Apia.
lMf.
iteniBTMAft
or
vstthkb
Prince
Bupert
tTectornl
DUtrtct
.MINEKAL
ACT
(Ponu
p.)
cwiriiictTl:
or
imphovkmkntk
vorit-c
PrlncwM
Pat.
Lot
4300.
Pilot.
Lot
4367:
H
A
P.
Lot
4348
Observer
lx)t
41-vt,
Mineral
C:almv
sttuste
m
the
Atlin
Mining
Division
of
Cassis
i
District
W
Tie
re
I
Iocs
ted:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlin
TAjCB
MOTXCI
that
we.
James
Stoke
and
C.
R
frtser.
FVae
Ulnar's
Certificate
;No.
SMSO-BOOQl.
intend,
sixty
days
from
tne
oaie
ncreoi.
to
appiy
to
-re
Minins
Heecrder
for
.
a
Oertl
flcate
of
Improve-ments.
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
crown
Orant
of
the
above
claim
Aud
further
take
nctlre
that
notion
under
section
83
must
be
commenced
be
fare
tbe
issue
of
su'.h
Certificate
of
Improvements
Dated
this
Stb
dav
of
March.
A
D
192H
H
HUM
IKAffiR.
Arent
Something
to
think
about:
Throughout
the
world,
the
productive
Dunlop
properties
cover
so
vast
an
area
that
if
combined
into
one
place
they
would
form
a
"Dunlop
City"
of
over
100,000
acres.
WAS
VERY
WEAK
NERVOUS
AND
MELANCHOLY
Mrs.
Geo.
McKensie,
CaropbeDford,
Ont.,
writes:
"A
short
time
ego
I
was
troubled
very
bady
with
my
heart
'I
was
advised
to
try
Toronto,
Ont
LAND
ACT
VOTHK
Of
INTr.MION
Tt
AIMtY
TO
LEAHK
LASp
In
Ptibm
ttwpnrt
UkBd
Beoordlng
lMs-
.
trie,
and
alUiate
on
Morasby
tsUbd
ad-Ijscent'to
Allffard
Bsy-!tldeate
Inlet-
-Oueen
Charlotte
Martcli.
TAJtB
NOTICX
lbs'.
Pacific
Mills
Limited
of
Vancouver.
BC.
occupation
pulp
nnu
j):ij,er
manufacturers.
Intend-to
s;pl)
far
a
leaee
of
the
frllowniK
described
lands
-
C-mmencli
i,
at
a
post
planted
at
the
8W
jorn-r
o!
STL.
6a47P:
thence
72
d-vree
30
minues
West
(Astronomic)
1100
I;
.
t'r
;.-
-
N
irth
33
degrees
30
n:itiuteM
W-
:
i.Astnn.'tulci
1800
ft.:
tr.e:.re
NTtl,
22
degrees
80
minutes
Bast
i
Aktror.omir
80j
ft
.
thence
N
rih
88
degrees
Vic
i
AstriinoinU
i
i&00
ft:
thence
htrtli
ao
degreti
Bast
f
Astronomic
i
050
f
mo-e
i
r
lean,
to
an
Intersect
Ian
w:'.li
the
high
water
mark
of
Alliford
Bay:
t
hence
following
the
Said
high
water
mark
Son
herly
to
the
Mint
of
commeni-cmen!.
save
and
except
One
Island
contflintnK
oi:-
acre
more
or
less
Hnd
another
itlaT-il
,
ntalnlng
0
39
acres,
more
or
lees
the
whole
containing
113
ceres,
more
or
less.
l-ACIFK
MILLS
LIMITED.
Appllcnnt
B
!':
rker
Samuel
Bonnev
Daieil
;-
'
I'
rjH
Ifil
"The
Best
Thing
on
Wheels"
toe
vAxvt
mswa
PAGfc
GIANTS
PLACE
PIRATES
DOWN
ana
nerves,
me
cause
of
It,
I
think,
was
my
sroine
throuo-h
the
ehanir
of
XKH-
YORK
TAKBA
l
11-
"
.
..
.
...
w
..
"I
was
very
weak
and
melancholy,
and
so
nervous
I
could
hardly
bear
,
to
hear
a
clock
ticking,
and
I
did
not
sleep
well.
rjBpeelal
to
Daily
News)
-
w
,
wV'tli-
Dlrr.hiiM
WmtM
u
v
...
l
at,
!
other,
and
WK
M,U"
a
u-
wnlJ
oeieat
they
were
ail
A?-
na
0
'.,nnai
Reds,
who
I
felt
good,
myfpV3ftL
v,ctfly
mer
B'"l"-
are
now
nerves
are
fine,
Wj$
R',"nup
both
bin,!
out
on'
do
not
mind
aj)'Mlfj!MlMi
down,
Pittsburg
was
rele
noise,
and
I
taa-il'i
fourth
place
and
is
leading
the
sleeD
Well.
I
run.
ChK0
Ottbs
only
bv
v:rtue
of
hstrlna
uwi.
recommena
tnem
too
highly
to
played
fewer
games.
those
suffering
as
I
did."
(
All
American
Uague
aanies
were
post
Price
50e.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
Poned
yesterday
on
account
of
rain,
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
if'
,
The
day's
scores
were
follows:
w
uj
ine
i.
auionrn
JO.,
umited,
i
when
the
ball
struck
his
eye.
Pull
!
time
found
Booth
winners
four
goals
v.
nil.
j
Tenms:
B
rtlen
-Wllion.
Nakomoto.
Vaccher,
.-!Iht,
Pyle,
c
b.iilth
Hurdle.
K-uiaya
i
i'--h
Chonoskl.
Morgan.
I
Bcotli
Ted
S:r,lth.
Murray.
Nelson,
i
C"lui.i.
Qllker,
Cr3s.
Walters.
Wood.
Bussanlch.
Wttigham.
Bacon.
Jack
Campbell
reltreed
and
Boy
MoT-
rslon
and
Billy
C'ullisan
were
on
the
'
line.
j
no.
in
anu
Borden
meet
again
on
Saturday
at
230
wl
en
another
keen
light
is
ramled.
CANADIAN
OBSERVER
DUE
HERE
TOMORROW
WITH
COAL,
TIMBER
CN.8M
freight!
r
Cansdlan
Observer.
Cant
McKuy,
Is
due
In
port
early
te
mo-
a
miming
from
Vancouver
with
is
.
n'
which
coni"t
of
500
tons
of
OOal
li:r
Hi"
dr
doci:
pwer
house.
Wmhi
:
for
the
bridges
and
building
pi-
men:
of
tlie
C.ni.tdlan
NaUonal
Hailwayi
and
other
Items
j
7
here
are
only
thirty
carloads
of
grain
today
on
the
territory
west
of
J-per
Jark
bound
'
,tor
the
Alberta
Wrest
Poniv
Prince
Hupert
elevator
Dt.ni'.g
the
pa';
teiiy-faur
bourt
rtmit
seve:,Uer
cam
arrived.
NATIONAL
I.Klit
K
Bow
York
0,
PltUbur-
o
Brooklyn
1.
Cbleao
2
.Philadelphia
1,
Bt.
Lou.
7.
Boston
1,
anammVi
4
AMKItlCAN
I
K(.l
V.
All
gsmes
postponed
1:.
account
of
rain.
I'OANT
LK(.l
t.
Eeattle
4.
Hollywood
n
San
Pranclsco
3.
Hklami
1.
PortlaM
4.
MiaaloB.s
6
Los
Angeles
5,
Badramento
T
I.KAOI'l:,IANII.
.
NsllwUl
Uague
Mow
fork
Bt.
Louis
Cincinnati
12
13
14
'Pittsburg
,t13
Chicago
14
I
Brooklyn
9
I
Bbatan
7
I
Philadelphia
'.
6
Amertraii
league
New
York
14
1
Philadelphia
11
Cleveland
16
St.
Louis
14
Washington
a
Detroit
11
Boston
1
Chicago
7
1
l'i
ia
1a
18
14
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fain
(lly
The
Tramp)
'
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""
J"
f
1
.
-
'
fr-
-
1
-
1
I.KAKE
ON
IK
AO
1
1:
LKADLKXIIIP
It'll'
1
1
0.1H-
IIIV.1U
AM
KCIIS
IN
l-llit-St
IT
NEWYORX,
May
Id
New
Yorfj:
'
.
.
r
iitttv
wa.-t
uu
ware
i-
ti:vri.tuiu
JSC
.441
407
Beventy-Itve
Canadian
athlete.-.
:
:
expected
to
compete
at
the
Olv
ir,j.
-gairs
in
Amsterdam
m
August
of
them
will
sail
Xrom
Mont
.-u
Holland
cmjjuly
Itj
Everyone
intereaUd
1b
pugilism
,
specnksUas
on
4Mcosa
of
toi
t".
match
between
Jimmy
MoLann-Sammy
Mandell
to
be
tough:
Tlmisday
at
New
Vv.rk.
K
r.
.hat
the
cbampii
i
is
the
favori
b:
.
east
so
far
bu:
Be.
McUtn
.
'
riav
many
backer-
who
may
be
lrtfliKiiceil
moit
b
sennmi
i
:
i
.n
judgment
The
nations
I
holiday
will
1
'
opei:in
of
the
UaVis
Cup
wue-
...
i
shloh
Japoneic
players
will
met
:
Can-
;
adisns
in
Montreal.
The
Canad'mi
team
being
Jack
Wright.
QUbert
Niu
'
Willard
Crocker
and
Or.
Mam.
I
Tom
Heeney
Is
back
to
Amercjij
for
what
he
hopes
will
be
a
visi
a:i
i
crcwning
glory
of
which
will
be
I
HMention
to
the
world
-
heavy
vicif
i
nn.'
limine
ssys
an
ssstem
spoi
;
j
Speaking
of
world'widc
popularity,
think
Qf
this:
Over
26,000,QQO
DunlopTires.are
on
the
road
today.
Duntop
Tires
are
available
in
every
City
or
Town
at
the
leading
telers.
'
Dunlop
Tire
Rubber
Goods
Co.
Limited
Mn.
Canada
A217
ssaflB!
asm
1
-m
I
'
1
-
1
T
rrt
sbk
II
sraaau
vara.
sY
m.'-
11
r
4
r
.7
r
li
,
1
i.iru.'
IV
Paris
'L
I
CREAM
OF
ASPARAGUS
GCUV
)
bunch
or
can
asparagus:
4
cups
cold
water;
1
slices
onion
;
'i
tapn.
sugar;
blaileot
iqi
;
2
tlil.pns.
butter;
1
tblspns.
fisart
I
tspn.
salt;
1
S
tsm.
ticicr;
2
cups
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk;
1
egg
yolk;
da
i
of
paprika.
If
fresh
asparagus
used,
remove
tips
ami
cook
them
in
a
lr;te
boiling
saital
water
unul
tender;
if
canned,
cut
off
tip
and
lay
aside.
Cut
up
stalks.
Cover
with
cold
water.
Jd
onion,
sugar,
and
matt.
Cook
until
tender.
Strain
'I
rough
sieve,
pressing
asparagus
w;ll
to
extract
flavor.
'
-It
butter
in
saucepan
and
stir
in
flour.
Add
salt,
pepper,
ail
asparagus
puree.
Continue
stirring
until
thickened.
.id
one-and-a-half
cups
St.
Charles
Milk
and
the
asparagus
t
is.
Bring
to
boiling
point,
and
simmer
five
minutes.
1
1
mbine
beaten
efg
yolk
with
the
remaining
milk
and
add
1
.
mixture.
Let
tome
to
boil.
Serve
each
portion
with
sh
ot
paprika
over
top.
Clio
and
.
trv
these
tcmntmcr
recipes
to
learn
how
much
more
appetizing
and
nourith-ing
such
foods
are
when
made
with
doubly-rich
and
creamy
St.
Charles
milk
I
jBe
sure
to
use
St.
Charles
milk,
though!
Also
mail
the
coupon
and
you
will
receive
FRE
beautifully
illustrated
book
with
85
tested
recipes.
The
Borden
Co.
Limitea
Vancouver
Send?
me,
free,
St.
Chattel
Book
With
85
tested
recipes.
Nssut
Anoasss
MS
POP-OVERS
3
egg;
1
cup
Borden's
St.
Charles
Milk;
2
cups
hour;
H
smsll
tspn.
saltt
t
cop
water.
Beat
the
eggs
ten
minutes
and
then
add
the
milk.
Gradually
add
the
flour,
silted,
apd
the
salt.
Beat
until
absolutely
smooth.
Turruinto
hissing-hot,
well-oiled
gem
pans
and
bake'
quickly.
LEMON
MERINGUE
VIZ
H
CUD
Borden'
St.
Charles
Milk;
H
cop
hot
water;
lH
cops
sugar;
4
tbhtpna.
corn
itarch;
1
tspn.
butter;
a
eggs;
juice
2
lemons;
grated
rind
1
lemon;
few
grains
salt;
I
cooked
pastry
shell.
Combine
the
milk
and
water
in
a
double
boiler
top,
add
the
sugar
and
cornstarch,
thoroughly
mixed
together,
and
cook
fifteen
minutes,
stirring
occasionally.
Separate
the
eggs,
beat
the
yoiks
light,
combine
them
with
a
little
of
the
hot
milk,
stir
into
the
thickened
mixture
and
cook
five
mmotea
longer,
stirring
occasionally.
Then
add
the
salt
and
when
somewhat
cooled
stir
i..
(he
lemon
juke
and
rind,
pour
into
the
pastry
shell,
heap
with
a
meringue
made
of
two
egg
whites,
and
a
third
cup
of
powdered
sugar,
and
cook
in
a
slow
oven
for
ten
minutes
until
the
meringue
is
firm
and
dehtv.rely
browned.
tf.
CHARLES
nsirT(c
'
.e
sturdy
N"..
.
ilander
ar-ii
.
a
VHcatioo
.n
Ki.;,in
1
and
id
appcir.'il
1:1
n.ioil
cond:-ai
fcp.te
the
superfluous
eiht
lie
:.ug
as
a
consecUeiu'i
of
his
111-
s
When
Heeney
wu.
vacationing
u'ce
he
welcomed
every
oppor-
talk
with
th
11,!
lives
in
tnelr
):
but
one
day.
the
Associated
imparts,
be
was
in
a
cafe
in
wlt'i
an
American
friend,
who
.ui.iwi
n
evinced
a
dea'.re
for
bananas
r
1
.-rnr.
The
Anieriesu'a
mastery
of
t-rrich
did
not
Im
lurl
-
bananas
au:l
rcaiii
o
Hroney
mats;
lnimounly
and
-ontldeiiUy
tops
up
the
t
isk.
After
a
.attgthy
(11-cus.moii
.
the
waiter
said.
QUI,
oui.
and
dissppoared
,
ssniag.
twlf
to
spi'.ir
ten
minutes
later
with
a
pair
of
boded
eggs.
Harney
should
to
Tunney
tor
a
travelling-
companion.
.
A
lacrosse
revival
Is
being
attempted
n
Ontario.
Men
ari'
being
sent
all
over
the
pravtoec
to
organutaisihe
game
and
get
the
teams
ilaymg.
Already
she
effect
of
the
rcviv.
,
1
:
the
national
game
Is
being
seen
In
.i:..ms
centres.
There
Is
to
be
a
on
i.
t
Edmonton
on
Muy
-i
machines
will
be
operated
Enthusiasm
failed
to
c,
venilty
boys
to
victory
r
ents
at
Windsor.
Ontaiio
thing
else
and
they
u.w.i
feet
The
result
was
.
for
the
east
over
the
wcm
'
The
of
Boy
at
victory
victory
t
over
Vlo
Poley
was
n
w
be
proud
of.
Apparent
1
i
Ugakimbls
boy
was
Just
n-
Opponent
but
lost
out
tin
cnanoe.
it
ia
to
oe
no
:c
portunlty
Wfll
occur
for
':
again
so
that
the
western
:
-oppoHunBy
o.provi
n
v
race
meet
Parl-mutuel
v
the
unl-clr
oppon-tiatl
somc-:
with
ef-in
victory
Montreal
last
r
hlng
much
1
he
British
rood
as
his
'High,
a
mls-
hat
an
op-
111
to
meet
1
may
have
irnself
SPORT
CHAT
There
may
still
be
a
;s8thMty
of
forming
a
baseball
leagu
-lhe
elty
this
summer
in
spite
of
aft
that
hope
ot
playing
the
gam
fll)
had
been
abandoned.
Several
opioynas
01
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
c
iwmlll
nt
tk-ul
Cove
arc
reported
'
willing
to
go
luto
a
team
ropreei-n
.
hat
plajtt,
thsApfaposal,
whisli
is
suiJ
.
j
the
City
Meat
Market
(SELVIG
IJHOS.)
3rd
Atenue
I'hone
7C5
MEAT-
FISH,
VBTiRTAHLES
and
ALL
KINDS
OF
"NOHWBOIAN
IM10DUCE"
at
low
prices,
and
immediate
delivery
Obaene!
All
articles
are
of
superior
quality
add
absolutely
fresh.
apnrotal
at
tfa
cpsoy.
awlnf
to
being
such
others
asttrfr
1e
WWdtrT
'IruatV'
the'
south.
The
Oyro
Club
Is
the
only
other
orgaoilatlon
with
a
team
definitely
in
the
field.
1'
wss
announced
at
a
recent
meeting
ot
the
Anyox
Community
League
that
ih.
(Vaiiby
Co.
had
succeeded
in
getting
on
lnusrance
adjustment
cf
a
little
over
8.000
lor
the
well
equipped
gymnasium
-.
the
smelter
town
whtc.i
was
destroyed
by
fire
some
time
ago.
While
the
council
had
decided
to
give
all
the
members
time
to
express
their
views,
tentative
plans
for
a
new
'structure
have
now
bc'n
preprued
and
decision
Is
to
be
made
nt
a
s-enerRl
meeting
.to
be
held
shortly
a
to
the
advisability
of
building
a
new
gym.
The
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
I
Legion,
at
a
meeting
last
evening,
de-j
elded
to
hold
Its
annual
picnic
on
June
j
10
to
Digby
Island.
Business
at
the
meeting
was.
otherwise,
of
a
routine
nature.
President
8.
A.
Bird
occupied
tbe
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
nsurdiice
Real
Estate
Bonds
We
specialise
in
B.C.
Mining
stocks
and
accept
buying
and
selling
orders
on
Vancouver
Exchange
at
Vancouver
rates.
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Johnston
CosLtd.
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venite
Agents
for
Miller,
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&
Co.
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'
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-gtre
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for
tIM
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