'9.
AIR
He
was
afraid,
and
thought
he
had
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
optician
had
passed
the
same
exams
that
opticians
in
Vancouver
have
to.
Our
optician
found
it
wan
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
jthp
proper
glasses
are
giving
him
com
fort
Our
charges
are
also
(JEWELLER
1
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
(
WE
Oil
YOU
FACT
5
NOT
HOT
C
3UR
COAL
IS
pick
f3
-
.
iwirn
tKupyiooSI
V
f
1
1Mb.
.
1
"
SV
1
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larjrer
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
BOW.
Albert
&
McCaf
fery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
ROWE'S
Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Hoofing
Galvanized
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Bave
Troughtng
Conductor
Pipe
,
Itoof
Flashing
,Werm
Air
Furnace
SIotiS
Pipe
and
Elbows
.Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
I'hone
310
Hox
4G7
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerlem
Err
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.28
Alberta
Sootlea
V.Kg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
under
eover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnitur"
Moving.
URGES
EMPIRE
SHOPPING
WEEK
Secretary
of
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
Tell
of
Program
Heing
.Made
Elsewhere
The
question
ol
Empire
bopping
week
came
before
the
board
of
traae
lat
night
at
Its
regular
monthly
meet
ing
by
the
readng
of
a
letter
from
the
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Clumber
of
Commerce
urging
activity
and
telling
of
progress
elsewhere.
C.
C.
Mills,
chairman
of
the
clmmlttee
having
the
matter
In
hand,
asked
for
another
week
In
order
to
confer
with
the
city
council
In
regard
to
the
steps
thejr
were
taking
In
this
connection.
I
he
letter
read
last
night
follows:
"In
view
ol
the
communication
already
addressed
to
your
board
concerning
Empire
Shopping
Week.
I
thought
you
would
like
to
know
that
there
la
being
manifested
a
Dominion-wide
intereit
in
this
movement.
The
responses
of
the
Canadian
producers,
the
retail
merchants,
and
many
of
the
beards
and
chamber
are
particularly
encouraging.
From
rerrace,
B.C..
where
eaay
com-
i
petiuom
in
toe
schools
for
that
wee.t
are
being
arranged,
to
Amherst.
MJB.
and
including
a
large
number
of
the
bglger
cities,
the
undertaking
is
weU
under
way.
"The
president
of
the
Empire
Shop
ping
Week
CouncU.
the
Honorable
James
Malcolm
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
has
lust
addressed
a
letter
to
the
mayor
of
Prince
Buper;
suggesting
civic
co-operation
with
your
board
and
othe:
local
organization
in
the
staging
of
the
week,
which
has
also
been
brought
to
the
direct
attention
of
business
men
in
O
ra
Britain
and
thirty
additional
m
pi
re
countries.
"Hay
I
say
tow
hopeful
the
council
of
the
Empire
Shopping
Week
are.
as
well
as
our
own
chamber,
that
we
ma;
hear
ahortly
from
you
that
the
organ
ising
work
is
advancing
in
your
com
munity.
"C.
N.
CLARKE.
"Secretary,
"Canadian
Chamber
of
CUmmerce."
VARIOUS
MATTERS
BROUGHT
BEFORE
BOARD
OF
TRADE
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
held
last
night
with
the
vtce-
nt.
Milton
Oorvales.
in
the
a
number
of
communlratlons
ecelved
from
Government
de
part
menu
in
regard
to
local
aflalra
In
newer
to
letters
written
them.
Among
them
was
a
letter
stating
that
the
in
stallation
of
a
range-lindlng
station
at
the
port
for
the
use
of
vessels
ap
proaching,
was
Under
consideration
The
question
of
salmon
fishing
licenses
to
white
ahens
had
been
attended
to
the
matter
of
a
new
post
office
had
ment;
provision
for
the
local
flshlti
fleet
was
jelng
taken
up
by
the
department
of
public
wort.
it
was
reported
that
while
in
the
ast
the
president
ol
the
Board.
Col
Nlcholls
had
taken
up
various
matter
with
the
authorities
and
the
Incur
atiee
committee
made
a
preliminary
report
In
regard
to
rates.
RETAILERS
TO
HAVE
COMMITTEE
OF
BOARD
OF
TRADE
APPOINTED
At
its
meeting
last
night
the
Board
of
trade
decided
to
aak
the
councU
of
the
Board
to
appoint
a
standing
committee
of
retailers.
It
was
pointed
out
that
already
Max
Ucllbrs&w
waa
on
the
council
of
the
board,
representing
re
tellers.
The
matter
waa
brought
forward
by
B.
J.
Melllsh
who
suggested
that
a
member,
of
the
Retail
Merchant'
A-soctartew
ee
added
to
the
council.
I
lOTt:
I.
AIIKIVAI.S.
Prtiira
Kuirrt
Morley
Shier,
I.
Margrave.
Walter
E.
frump.
P.
Blanche
and
A.
O.
Toung,
Vancouver;
W.
Hmlth.
Anyox:
D.
Ohls-
holm,
Edmonton:
L..
E.
Samuel.
Montreal:
Mr.
and
Mrs
J
Plewln.
Port
SlmpMin.
A
O
Cliarlebols.
Wlnnlpei?
CENTIIU.
Mrs.
E.
R.
Reld
and
Mlas
T.
Retd,
Pilncr
Albert.
Suk
;
W
Gardner
and
I
Wojrlfrlioimk!.
Purlflr
Savoy
P
J
Kelly,
CNn
1928
SCHOOL
SUPPLYBIDS
largest
Contract
Goes
to
Hse,
vow
an
&.
Latta
Other
Smaller
Orders
Also
Made
A
special
meeting
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
was
bejd
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
purpo
of
considering
tenders
for
the
year's
supplier.
Por
stationery
and
.general
supplies,
the
tender
of
Boas,
Cowan
ft
Latta
was
seeepted.
toe
bids
being
as
follows:
Rose.
Cowan
Latta.
;6
14
MeRae
Bros.,
S981JS.
Jlark
Stuart
(Vancouver).
11.044.38.
Smith,
Davidson
&
Wright
(Vancouver).
(1044
.68
Contracts
for
other
supplies
were
let
as
follows:
Cheesecloth.
Prater
Payne.
c
per
yard.
RHcbwn
chairs
for
High
School.
Alex
Mackenzie,
IM
each.
Manual
training
hardware.
Oordon's
Grocery.
SteJ.77.
Manual
trainuig
paints.
Ward
Electric
&
Marine
Supply.
983
80.
JanliorV
supplier,
Muaaallem
Orocery
Co..
tatsn.
ENJOYABLE
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Native
H
of
fausda
Host
at
Tuitr-tlnn
In
Metropolr
Hall
Larnf
MlM
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
wh
held
last
night
In
the
Metropo'e
Hall
by
Priace
Rupert
Assembly.
Na
tive'
Sbna
LI
Canada.
Prom
t
waive
tables
ef
cards,
pride.
winners
van
as
follows:
Ladles'
first.
Boy
M
jrrison:
ladles'
second.,
tin.
D.
H.
McDonald:
men's
tiro.
P.
J.
Puller.
men'i
second.
Pred
Blffou.
After
refreshments
had
been
served,
dancing
was
indulged
In
to
strains
ofl
music
furnished
by
Miss
Irene
Morrison
Mid
Tony
ftorte
CHllla
Boyer
was
master
of
ceremoniea
'
while
Jack
Morrison,
chairman
of
the
coram
It
tee
in
chsrg.v
presided
-at
the
door.
Adrtrttse
ih
Tfee
Ds4lT
Newt
fa
'MMrf
x
SSLVER
v
I
SSU
....
PRINCE
RUPERT
MATCH
WINNER'
Inflicted
Defeat
on
New
Metlaknt-la
Cager
lt
Night
by
3.1
to
22
The
fast
New
MetlakaUa
High
Schoii
basket
ball
team
suUered
defeat
at
the
hands
of
an
all
st.ii
Prince
Rupert
aggregation
last
evening
by
a
score
of
S3
to
St.
It
was
a
tight
and
barsMought
match,
particularly
in
the
tint
half
at
the
close
of
which
the
score
stood
IS
to
IS
lafaor
at
New
MetlakaUa.
The
Iccala
got
away
In
the
second
period
and
outseored
the
visitors.
E.
A,
Maoh
a
.-ted
aa
referee.
The
secofM
game
of
the
evening
wai
an
tslffgaetllate
League
tussle
In
which
i
select
team
from
the
rest
of
trx
league'
coMitmg
of
Doug,
stalker
Benny
Wend
If
Eddie
Smith.
Oearge
Kalsey,
Jim
McNulty
and
Brouson
Hunt
defatted
Use
champion
High
School
tean.
by
a
score
of
42
is
37.
This
saane
a.
refereed
by
R
B.
Sftmner.
A
good-etoed
crowd
ef
fans
waa
in
attendance
at
the
games.
The
New
MetlakaUa
team
left
today
for
Port
Simpson
where
It
wiu
play
a
une
tonight
before
proceeding
home.
BEER
isNoi
U
affei
fe"sf
BEILH
ts
not
liquor,
u
is
liquid
f(xd
liquor
r
h
bevefaftc
in
which
alcohol
is
the
base
and
phnpoiJ
mftredlent,
,
fdr
iiisiunpf,
wnisKy.
in
Deer
Kbrrfirfe
on
thirtit'tb
(i)
part
ol
it.
.....a.
w
,
i
v
a
aa
iusi
tuning!)
as
a
vauiaoie
c
our
to
digestion..
(
'
RIFLE
RANGE
l-of
tlr
si
all
(iovtt
nmrfil
I
iftiifit
thi.ttf..
......
it
lleliVfrv
l-'itf
it.
.in
v
ar
of
Citv
a
follows
were
made
at
the
weekly
shoot
of
the
North
B.C.
Regiment
Kine
Association
on
the
minia
ture
raaae
last
evening:
M.
M.'
Lamb
M
W.
BAs
ag
1.
D
Msckay
SI
B.
Wilson
i
A.
Wytle
89
B.
Wllaon
89
SPORT
CHAT
The
Smithers
curling
Club
held
lu
first
bonspiel
this
week,
keen
Interest
marking
the
competition
snd
the
ma
jority
of
the
games
being
won
by
narrow
ftiargirui.
Ten
skips
entered
rtnas
aa
roUowv
Charles
Reld.
Dr.
R.
O
Bain
ford,
j
a.
Pinnerty.
J.
A.
Mac
Q.II0B
1
1
i
ii
i.
ii
hl
.
.
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1
Spring
BntwGRY
Ltd,
Victoria
t
B.C.jh
ll.lf
r.lM
r,
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.
(m,.:,J,
,.
I
1
hi
(iii'.uiuiitiil
ill
(.
V
antedS
For
Sale
For
Rent
THOLLBR
POR
SALE.
12
H
P
PRIBOO
Standard,
registered
dime
rut
Ions
3J.2
Hi
4
3
(feared
power
gurdy.
and
complete
equipment.
Pine
living
quarters,
four
comfortable
hunks,
locker
space
and
toilet.
Address
Al-vln
Amass.
Wacker.
Alaska,
or
PO
Bo
lOSd,
Portland.
Oregon.
?OR
SALE.
II
SOO
BUYS
A
NEWLY
finished
house
g
rooms,
bathroom,
pantry
and
basement.
Handy
to
aaw-nilll
Phone
Black
oil
u
XH
SALE
-
FIVE
ROOM
HOUSE
AND
bath.
Sixth
Avenue
and
Hail
Stree;
1200.00:
Easy
terms.
Apply
Theo
Oollart
Co..
Ltd.
tf
OR
SALE
Black
414
J
Andrews
(O.T.i
Lady's
bicycle.
M.
Andrew
(MX.)
..
O.
Waugh
(Orottoi
.
P
Zleman
(O.T.)
...
O
A.
Woodland
(O.C.)
W.
E.
Wllllvroft
(O.T.)
J
Hamilton
(ML
1
R
Ynun
(Orotto)
.
,
.
O.
P.
Tinker
(OC
i
.
Phone
54
The
Math
Dominion
of
Canada
In-
trr-aeholaatlc
Track
and
Pleld
Chatn-pionshlps
ere
being
conducteo
by
Mc-Olll
OnlvetaltY
on
Saturday.
May
SC.
at
Montreal.
On
the
same
day
the
MeOttI
Inter-scholsetic
cbamplonahlna
will
be
held
for
Intermediates.
Junior
and
Midgets
The
Hamilton
Central
Collegiate
Institute
now
holds
the
Sir
Arthur
Currle
Cup,
having
won
the
Championship
last
May
at
London.
GRAND
ETRMINALS
LEADING
GROTTO
IN
-BILLIARD
FIXTURE
.
.pair
or
the
free
games
in
Jaat
nigfU's
hfluard
flnure
between
the
Orand
Twr-mibalsaad
O
rot
to
wore
played,
the
for.
iW.tjE.SBt
by
7.
to
SfS,
Individual
scores
were
aa
follows:
P.
Q.
Pyle
(Orand
Terminals).
300:
Oeorge
Wsugh
(Orottoi,
lot.
J.
Andrews,
200:
Don
Brown.
108
W
E
Wllllacroft
vs.
Jack
Judge
postponed.
Ben
Self.
M0;
Joe
Brown.
173.
Joe
Beesley,
104;
C.
Toungman.
200.
Individual
averages
to
date:
Played
Total
A.
P
Williams
(ML.)
l
W
Balllle
C.8
1
J
May
tC.S.)
8
W.
H
lx)iig
ICR
I
o
A.
Murray
(C.8
)
10
P
O.
Pyle
(O.T.)
lo
A.
Macdonaldl
CS
l
10
D
Brown
(Orottoi
10
O
Howe
(Mi.)
lo
M.
M
Mrtjichlan
(ML.)
a
J.
Beealey
(O.T.)
6
W.
J.
Nelson
IOC.)
....
10
C.
Youngman
(O
)
s
A.
Donald
(O.C
)
6
Ben
Belt
(O.T.I
9
C.
Dalagne
(O-O.l
10
B.
Morgan
(OS.
8
J
.Jttdg
(Ofotto)
S
MamMottor
ijUi
1
10
J.
iUHmaa
(CJ.I
10
..
10
Dert
Ilokin
(O.l
1
K.
Meagher
(O
)
a
John
Bulcr
(C
H
)
4
fl
Kranw
IOT
j
J
Brown
(d
1
,
2O0
200
1185
1713
1U42
1817
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1018
1RM
1673
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184S
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1000
ISS7
1780
1433
10(1
1777
1749
1721
1720
1718
1089
1370
1027
I6A8
13.15
1184
181
318
018
371
7117
200
300
1W8
196
194
194
194
192
190
ISO
ISO
186
1S8
182
181
179
179
179
178
178
172
172
172
173
171
171
187
WANTED
1
PAOE
FOtJB
i
-
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uATtT
MfiT73
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
tylclV
am..
DON'T
TALK
BACK
TO
ME-
POT
I
flf
(
IT'LL
DO
VOL)
GOOD
TO
SEE
u
NOTICE
HOW
NICE
J
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M
x7
He
Was
ONI
VOUR
COAT
AND
BE
QUICK
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)
HOW
SWEET
ANID
TEN
DERTHEI
AND
QUIET
IT
",
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j
M
SOfWr.
MA'AM"
PP
ABOUT
'T-N'OU'RE
GOING
VvATH
I
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LCAVSAKEOtf'
i
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,
fa
SHEREHt
j
BUTTHE-OE
ful
.
ME
TC
CALL.
ON
THE
DECAYS
I
J
-
MN-l'S'T
Et
III
VC
,
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AVC,
ABC
mlf
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,
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ill
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fcr
wouuo
make
a
;
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oh
iw,
)
XNDu
He
couI(
ToU
rettdf
or
eyes
smarting
and
sornc
times
could
notteven
then
sc
the
print.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
,
22c
per
vord
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
von
SALE
TOR
SALE.
OAS
BOAT
VASA
"
Length
415;
beam
10
ft.
16
HP.
Atlas
cyole
engine:
price
1800
This
boat
would
make
excirni
packer.
Apply
PuJImoto.
Atlin
Avr
or
Ward
BlecUlc.
Cow
Boy
t:
OK
BALK
TI8HINOBOAT.
30
PtStT
by
6
h.p.
Palmer
engine
Pull"
equipped.
Apply
Albert
Bach.
General
Delivery.
Prince
Bupert.
B.C.
FOR
SALE
DODOC
SPSCIAL
SEDAN
In
first
class
condition.
Eaay
terms
or
good
snap
for
cash.
Phone
SO.
donald,
p.
H
Johnson.
A.
Simpson.
A.
O.
Bowie.
E.
M.
Sales.
Oeorge
Plndlay
and
Robert
Elliott.
In
tile
final
came
Prank
MUMona
rink
dupoaed
of
Char
les
Rrjtf's
by
IS
to
nine.
E
M.
Bales'
rink
defeated
Charles
Reids
by
9
to
S
tor
the
consolation
prize.
In
the
sea-
am't
Inter-rink
compeUtlon
the
rinks
af
Oeorge
Pindlay
and
Charles
Held
are
ling.
W
H.
Tobey
of
Prince
Rupert
CJfJt.
divisional
super:ntenden.t.
has
been
taking
an
active
hand
in
curllnc
at
Smiths
rs
when
official
duties
happen
to
take
him
to
the
Interior
town.
OtRL
WANTED
POft
LIOHT
HOUSt-work.
Phone
Rod
1116.
63
UIRL
WANTED
POR
Phone
Blue
2M
I
OIt
IlENT
HOUSE
POR
RENT-
HOUSEWORK
tf
AfiBNTS
WANTED
AOUrrS
-AT
LAST
A
DISOOVSRT.
Wciidcrful
preparation
really
seals
punctures
without
removing
tire
from
rim
Different
to
others,
boas
not
decompose
Ouarantard
li.irmlesB
to
rubber
Lnets
life
of
lire
Money
mnker
for
agenU
Miller
made
SE7&
In
five
werka.
Writ
for
proof
arirt
Frte
trial
offer.
PALCOSEEL
MPO.
CO
LTD
,
Aitsandru.
Ont
POR
RENT
FURNISHED
HOl'StKEEP-
ine;
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
Phone
Red
007.
tf
POR
RENT.
-
FURNISHED
APART
mentK.
four
rooms
and
bath
Water
paid.
Phone
Ml.
tf
POR
RENT.
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-
out
board.
Central
location
Phone
Blue
18$
tl
BATH
Apply
Munro
Bros
FURNITUItE
AM)
RANGES
CBBSTERPIELD
SUITES.
BEDROOM
Suites.
Dining
Sultea.
Kitchen
Table.
Ranges.
Linoleum
and
Linoleum
Ruga.
Csrpeu.
Blinds.
Curtain
Rodx.
ReiUnore
Cotlsp
rings
and
Mattress
as.
Blankets.
Cretonnes.
Window
Curtain
goods.
We
have
atlll
a
few
mate
left
st
the
old
price.
X.
MtrKRXZIE.
Fl
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Low
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Low
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High
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low
168
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ROOMS
AND
CHIMNEY
SWBEI'
II.
J.
ZOIKKIIIt
fleflrsl
Handy
Man
tf
furnaces
and
Stores
Cleaned
and
Re
paired.
Chlmmes
tmpt.
Oemetery
Plot
Oared
paw.
Phone
Red
244
Prince
Rupert.
HC
BXCHANflB
sew
ami
stroiK
11
WD
n
nsiTi'itE
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
,
Player
Piano
and
Two
Cash
Registers
la
stock.
PAPAIKlPI'1.0
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Third
Are.
MARIS
rttmte
810
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Third
Aeasmi
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for
appolntmsnt
now
to
Brew
M.
Renlrteace
nhone
B1ak
SSa.
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iVails.
rad
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your
appointment
mw.
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town
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longitude,
and
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latitude
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of
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for
a
lease
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tl"
lands
Coniinenclnn
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northwest
end
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1710
feet
north
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River:
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