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PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
1
Welcome
Relief
s
from
Drudgery
Thousands
of
modern
home
makers
now
know
the
real
economy
and
welcome
relief
from
drudgery
offered
by
the
modern
laundry.
Instead
of
weary
hours
over
steaming
suds,
their
washday
is
three
minutes
long
two
minutes
to
gather
the
soiled
garments,
and
one
minute
to
telephone
us.
THE
LAUNDKY
DOES
IT
BEST
CANADIAN
LAUNDRY
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
Stocktaking
SPECIALS
We
offer
a
good
deal
of
our
stock
at
low
prices,
look
up
your
pantry
and
phone
or
call
and
see
us.
CANNED
FUUITS
.
.
Are
Always
Useful
Cherries,
2V2's,
reg.
50c,
3
tins
$1.00
Peaches,
2,5's,
reg.
45c,
.1
tins
$1.00
Peaches,
2's,
reg.
30c,
4
tins
$1.00
Peaches,
1's,
reg.
25c,
5
tins
$1.00
Pears,
2V2's,
reg.
45c,
3
tins
$1.00
Pears,
2's,
reg.
80c,
4
tins
$1.00
Raspberries,
2's,
reg.
40c,
3
tins
$1.00
Strawberries,
2's,
reg.
40c,
3
tins
$1.00
Loganberries,
2's,
reg.
35c,
4
tins
$1.00
Pineapple,
2s,
reg.
20c,
7
tins
J).'?
CANNED
VEfiETAIJLES
Tomatoes,
2'2,s,
rg.
20c,
C
tins
!).e
Tomatoes,
2's,
reg.
15c,
7
tins
Corn,
"Quaker",
2's,
reg.
20c,
li
tins
05?
Peas.
"Quaker,"
2's,
reg.
20c,
7
tins
J)."?
Biscuits
This
line
all
fresh
and
useful
for
picnics.
Soda
Biscuits
in
wooden
boxes,
reg.
$1.00,
special
(,."
Sweet
liiscuits,
all
kinds,
reg.
50c,
:?
lbs
$1.00
Dr.
Middleton's
Cookies,
reg.
15c,
3
pkgs
:t()c
Dr.
Middleton's
Macaroons,
reg.
25c,
4
pkgs
7"f
Flour
Uobin
Hood,
4D
lb.
sack
SjWMtt
Wild
Kose
Pastry
Flour,
10
lb.
sack
HOf
Corn
Flakes,
all
kinds,
C
pkgs.
for
(Kif
All
other
varieties
ut
low
prices.
Watch
our
ad.
for
real
specials
all
thin
moip
a
Mussallem
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
117-123
5(h.
AVM
East
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
HOLE
IN
ONE
JASPER
AGAIN
C1IAUI.KS
NOWISE
OK
WINNIPEG
IS
MAN
WHO
GOT
THIS
HTItOKE
OK
GOLK
LICK
JASPER,
July
18.
For
th
eecortd
time
thlir
season
htsWrry
hai''beM
made
on
the
Jasper
Park
.Lodge
poll
.course.
Another
amateur
has
made
a
hole
In
one.
This
time
the
honors
are
one
Charles
O.
K.
Nouree
of
Winnipeg.
Manitoba,
who
made
his
bid
(or
fame
on
the
17J
yard
7th
Hole,
Popularly
known
as
"Collins,
Clout'
playing
a
foursome
with
Dr.
Pope
of
Edmonton,
a.
E.
Mllner,
K.C.,
also
of
Edmonton
and
Daly
McLeod
of
Winnipeg.
Mr.
Nourse
Is
certain
now
of
his
right
to
belong
to
the
hole
In
one
club,
as
this
Is
the
second
time
he
has
accomplished
the
impossible.
Earlier
In
the
season.
May
30
to
'be
exact,
Robin
Bell-Irving
of
Powell
River,
B.C.,
started
the
fashion
by
being
the
first
amateur
to
accomplish
this
feat
on
the
Jasper
course,
which,
according
to
the
lucky
golfer
today
"must
be
saved
with
four
leaf
clover."
CHICAGO
CUBS
CUTTING
DASH
(Special
to
Dally
News)
NEW
YORK.
July
18.
New
York
Yankees,
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
St.
Louis
Browns
all
won
their
games
yesterday
and
there
Is
no
change
In
the
situation
affecting
the
Amerloan
League
leaders.
Boston
moved
out
of
the
cel
lar
by
defeating
the
Chicago
White
Box,
the
Detroit
Tigers
dropping
Into
the
basement
as
a
result
of
their
loss
to
the
Athletics.
64.
Louis
Cardinals
continued
their
winning
stride
In
the
National
by
beat-
tig
Brooklyn
Robins
and
the
Chicago
Cubs
went
ahead
as
far
as
wins
and
lostee
are
concerned
of
the
New
York
Olants
by
winning
over
the
Phillies.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
continued
1
their
climb
toward
the
first
division
with
another
victory
over
Boston
In
a
close
game.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
4.
Boston
6.
Pittsburg
7.
Brooklyn
1,
St.
Louis
7.
New
York
4,
Cincinnati
5.
Ameriran
League
Chicago
6,
Boston
9.
Detroit
3,
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland
3.
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
S.
Washington
0.
Coast
League
Seattle
8.
Sacramento
3.
'No
Question
These
are
the
lowest
prices
in
our
history.
ALL
WOOL
INDIGO
SEIlf.E
23
oz.
Serge,
reg.
$G5,
now
for
$."7
20
oz.
Serge,
reg.
$G0,
now
j
for
$.-(
17
oz.
Serge,
reg.
$50,
now
for
S?10
Superfine
Worsteds,
Super
Whipcord,
Foxhound
Tweed
and
Irish
or
Scotch
Tweeds,
etc.
All
finest
quality
materials
at
astonishingly
reduced
prices.
Come
in
today
and
let
us
take
your
measure.
Dest
workmanship
and
fit
guaranteed.
Ling
the
Tailor
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
619
Don't
forget
our
steam
pressing
and
cleaning
service.
Suits
called
for
and
delivered
to
any
part
of
the
city.
I'll
ONE
US
TODAY
For
Your
Baby
Everything
choice
nnd
chic
for
the
new
arrivals.
Coatee,
Hon
nets
Ilootcett,
Jacket,
Shawls
etc.
A
complete
line
of
Hahy'Wear
for
your
inspection.
The
"NOBBY
inrc.
PERSPIRATION
ODOUR
IS
A
BUSINESS
HANDICAP
i
!
So
difficult
of
self-detec-tioa
is
the
odour
from
the
one
to
two
pints
of
moisture
which,
physicians
say,
the
body
sends
through
the
pores
daily,
that
the
offender
rarely
knows
that
he
offends.
So
easy
to
be
sure.
Simply
use
Lifebuoy,
the
superb
Toilet
Soap,
ior
hands,
lace
and
bath.
Lifebuoy's
extra
protection
is
free,
be-cause
this
pure
toilet
soap
costs
no
more
than
the
sonp
you
are
using
now.
LbS52
life
BUQY
HEALTH
SOAP
Purifies
and
Protects
l
CVCH
BROTHERS
UMiTy,
TORONTO
.
Lou
Angeles
3,
Mlasicns
1.
Portland
3.
Oakland
8.
San
Francisco
4,
Hollywood
8.
LEAGUE
-STANHINGS
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
New
York
83
33
.733
Philadelphia
SO
34
95
St.
Louis
4S
41
.533
Chicago
39
47
.493
Cleveland
38
48
.442
Washington
36
49
.434
Boston
34
48
.416
Detrort
33
48
.407
National
l-rugue'
St.
Louts
66
SI
.640
Chicago
SI
37
480
New
York
48
33
.570
Cincinnati
48
38
.658
Brooklyn
43
38
Ml
Pittsburg
39
41
.488
Boston
34
55
304
Philadelphia
31
54
280
EGGS
are
advancing
in
price
Thin
week
we
are
offering
a
limited
supply
of
Fresh
Pullet
Extras
at
per
dozen
IKif
Green
Peas
are
now
arriving
in
splendid
shape.
Price
per
lb.
Hit
Vegetable
Special
t
Your
choice
of
Hunch
Carrots,
Turnips
or
Beets.
Good-sized
bunches,
2
for
lot)
or
4
for
Uof
See
us
for
your
Fresh
Fruit
and
Vegetable
re-nuirements.
We
handle
only
the
boat,
and
at
reasonable
prices.
New
Potatoes
will
not
be
much
lower
in
price.
This
week,
9
pounds
for
THIS
WKUK
Toilet
Itolls,
ter
dot
lo
liest
Jap
Uice,
3
lbs
't
Tapioca,
C
lbs.
.
I."f
Sago,
6
lbs.
t"t
Pearl
Barley,
G
lbs
:
.
.
I."f
Heinz
Tomato
Catsup,
reg.
86c,
per
bottle
iWf
Shredded
Wheat
Biscuit,
2
pkgs
Uoe
Horseshoe
Brand
Sockeye
Salmon
per
tin
-lof
FUEE
While
they
last
we
will
give
one
cake
of
Bath-brick
free
with
every
purchase
of
Soap
or
Washing
Powder
to
the
value
of
40c.
All
varie.Ufifc
ol
Spice,.
thU
week
er
Un
...
.
.
.
IJfd
AWjjijjiclaV
w'pe
fmf
r,
J
Ve
am
Handle"
the
fattou1"
NS
tional
Dog
Biscuit.
Salted
Sodas,
per
pkg
lOf
Watts'
Grocery
Two
Phones
55
and
50
Shop
here
and
save
money
FINE
FOOTBALL
GAMEPLAYED
LOCALS
MADE
IT
A
DKAVV
WITH
III
KHAN
TIIHEE
GOALS
EACH
the
return
game
between
the
Durban
and
Prince
Rupert
football
teams
re
suited
In
a
draw
3-3
tiKcr
the
finest
game
wen
in
the
olty
fur
many
a
day.
Both
teams
turned
out
as
selected
and
with
the
advantage
of
wind,
sun
hill,
the
navy
early
attacked.
McHardy
was
a
dangerous
centre
who
kept
ht
wings
well
supplied
with
long
passe
and
who
shot
often
and
with
power,
From
a
corner
kick
Brvant
put
the
sailors
a
goal
up
with
a
Mint
than
went
lo
without
any
assistance
Rupert
got
away
through
Baptle
and
Warren
but
Mitchell
tailed.
Durban
hall
backs
were
not
standing
on
ceremony
and
gave
dilatory
forwards
little
time
for
developing
attacks.
The
navy
attacked
again
and
Halg
misjudged
his
distance
from
the
goal
line
and
turned
the
ball
In
to
put
the
sailors
two
goals
up.
Rupert
were
not
disheartened
and
the
game
became
faster
and
more
vigorous.
Bap-
tie
was
upset
in
the
goal
mouth
but
the
home
team
were
not
to
be
denied
and
Warren
beat
Kerswell
completely
to
score
tar
Rupert.
The
navy
had
to
defend
now
and
Mitchell
and
Wilson
crossed
centre
that
were
cleared
with
difficulty.
A
beautiful
bout
of
combination
from
Wilson
to
Maodonald
to
Currte
to
Warren
to
Mitchell
who
centred
accurately
gave
Dickens
the
chance
to
put
the
teams
level
with
a
dandy
header.
Ere
the
cheers
had
died
down
Bryant
got
away
and
a
poor
shot
was
let
through
to
put
the
sailors
In
the
lead
again.
Oorbett
saved
brilliantly
at
full
length
shortly
after
and
then
he
Rupert
team
attacked
but
no
score
wai
registered
and
half
time
found
the
visitors
leading
3-3.
After
half-time
It
was
all
Rupert's
game.
6a
ve
for
several
breakaways
all
of
which
were
dangerous,
the
Navy
were
defending.
McHardy,
Dunlop
and
Bry
ant
missed
several
chances
but
It
was
Kerswell
who
was
th
harassed
goalkeeper.
Baptle
fired
a
beauty
Just
over.
Warren
had
a
fine
shot
well
held
by
KersweU.
Wilson
centred
dangerously
repeatedly
but
the
Navy
defence
held.
Mitchell
and
Warren
were
nearly
hrough.
Rcei
cleared
again
and
again.
Currle
headed
over
from
two
corners
by
Wilson.
Baptle
crossed
a
ball
that
beat
everybody
In
the
defence
but
It
went
ust
outside.
Play
was
very
fast
and
the
crowd
were
on
tiptoes.
At
length
Wilson
gave
a
fine
through
pass
to
Baptle
who
took
It
In
bis
stride
and
went
through
to
score
with
the
best
hot
of
the
match,
Rupert
forced
several
corners
but
aU
were
cleared
and
in
spite
of
maintained
pressure
the
Navy
kept
their
goal
intaot
and
full
tune
came
with
the
score
a
draw,
3-3.
Leading
Seaman
Payne
made
a
fine
referee
who
believed
,'
In
solid
body
charging
and
who
did
not
hold
up
the
game
for
technical
and
minor
Infractions.
A.
Clapperton
and
Leading
Sea
man
Stoneman
were
on
the
line.
Teams:
,
Durban
KersweU,
Broadfoot.
Reea;
Williams.
Woods.
Peeler:
Taylor.
Mer-
r'.man,
MoHardy,
Dunlop.
Bryant.
Prince
Rupert--Corbet;
Halg.
Ersklns:
Macdouald.
Currle,
Haddon:
Wilson,
Strachan.
Baptle.
.
arren.
A.
Mitchell.
llfcH.NCt.
KOCMI
For
the
Durbi'.n.
the
defence
was
very
sound.
Kerswell
had
no
chance
Butter
and
Eggs
Are
way
up
In
price
this-
week
but
our
price
hag
not
changed
from
last
week.
Dutter
E.C.D.,
or
Fraser
Valley.
2
lb
1KC
Golden
Churn
Uutter,
3
lb.
brick
$1.10
Hgga,
Fresh
Extras,
3
doz.
$1.2
Eggs,
Fresh
Flrata,
3
doz.
$1.15
Malkin's
Sliced
Peaches,
2Vi's,
3
tins
for
J5?
Columbia
Apricots,
2Vi's,
3
tins
for
t?
Jtoyal
City
Strawberries,
2's,
3
tins
for
!'5e
Illue
Mountain
Sliced
Pineapple,
2,
3
tins
for
lOr
Libby's-Itipe
Olives,
tin
...
Scotch
Malt
Extract,
3
lb.
tin
f0
Dominion
Hops,
Vfe's,
pkg.
.
.
UOp
Picnic
Ham,
C4
lb.
size,
each
$i.:r
Empire
Hack
Hacon,
lb
iVi?
Premium
Cooked
Ham,
lb.
.
.
.
00
f
Milans
Salami
Sausage,
lb.
.
.
75?
Essex
Cervelat
Sausage,
lb.
.
.
:55c
Fine
Ontario
Cheese,
lb
5f
Fresh
Jack
Cheese,
lb.
.
.
50c
Camembert
Cheese,
pkg
(('
Preserving
Apricots,
per
crate
$1.50
Flams,
Red
or
Blue,
basket
.
.
75c
Find
Cantaloupes,
each,
HOC
and
H5C
All
other
Fruits
and
Vegetable
at
right
prices
Alberta
Market
P.
fiAMULA,
Pioprletor
Fifth
Street.
Phone
208
Phone
574
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
LhL
TEAS
Salada,
Blue
Kibbon,
Nabob,
Malkin's
Best,
Per
lb
58'C
CANNED
TOMATOES
Choice
solid
pack
2's,
best
U
'-brands.
Per
tin
12iC
PKUNES
New
Per
HEINZ
SPAGHETTI
With
Tomato
Sauce,
medium
size,
f
Per
tin
v
17c
CHICKENS
That
top
the
market
for
quality.
Boiling
Birds,
per
lb
2?C
Light
Fowl,
per
lb
.
.
.
38c
FUESH
FIIUIT
AND
VEGETABLES
Arriving
each
twat
from
the
south
at
most
attractive
prices.
A
Trial
Order
will
convince
you
that
our
Trice,
Quality
and
Service
cannot
he
excelled.
WATCH
OUR
WINDOWS,
IT
PAYS
B.C.
Butchers
&
Grocers,
Ltd.
THE
HOME
OF
GOOD
THINGS
TO
EAT
Phone
45
Phone
574
with
tbc
shots
that
scored
and
saved
well
other
fine
shou.
Reea
was
a
forceful
back
and
was
well
supported
by
Broadfoot.
mods
at
oeatw-haif
found
Baptle
hard
to
hold
and
Williams
and
Pwgler
were
often
overrun.
The
forward
line
were
clever
Individ
mUly
and
their
combination
was
very
fast,
varied
and
clever.
MoHardy
at
oeatre
was
out-
ttandlng.
Dunlop
fed
hla
wtnga
nicely
with
first-time
passes.
Bryant
scored
twice
but
missed
several
fine
openings
in
breakaways
In
the
second
half.
Uer-rlman
and
Taylor
showed
up
well
in
the
first
half
but
were
held
In
the
second.
for
the
Rupert
team
Oorbett
and
the
backs
were
at
fault
whan
the
oals
were
scored
but
steadied
up
and
played
a
fine
game
after.
Bale
and
atokln.
nipped
attacks
In
the
bud
In
the
second
half.
Currle
showed
up
well
and
his
clever
play
wm
responsible
for
much
of
Rupert's
success
MacdonaM
had
a
hard
wing
to
watch
and
did
hla
work
well.
Hadden
found
hi
game
in
the
second
half.
The
forwards
were
all
good
but
Dickens
should
have
shot
leas
In
the
second
half.
His
goal
was
a
dandy.
Baptle
was
good
all
through.
Warren
gave
Mitchell
many
fine
paawaa
and
shot
when
a
chance
offered.
Hla
goal
was
a
good
one.
Wilson
centred
well
and
his
past
to
Baptle
was
perfect
when
the
latter
scored.
Mitchell
made
a
pour
tart
but
played
well
later.
TENNIS
FINALS
j
ON
TOMORROW
HKMl.tiNALM
YKHTKItllAY
IMVCII
WAY
Hilt
YMMUT
HI"
hi;
It
IKS
All
finals
for
the
city
tennis
cham
pionship
tournament,
with
the
excep
tion
of
the
ladles'
singles
In
which
Mrs.
II.
L.
Bhadwell
has
already
cap
tured
the
honors
by
defeating
Mrs.
a.
I.
McMordle
6-3.
1-4.
e-t,
will
be
play
mJt
InajuwMU
aft
anuvtn
rtn
Ik.
Pa.aill.n
WESTHOLM
WKDNKSDAY
and
TIIUILSDAY,
7
and
9
p.m.
JACKIE
COOGAN
BUTTONS"
An
absorbing
omeily-drama
of
the
..
LAIIS
HANSON.
ROY
D'AHC'Y.
PAUL
HUILST,
(iEIM.ai
OLMSTED,
IOLLY
MOHAN,
and
others.
LUl'INO
LANK
COMEDY
"HELLO
SAILOR.
AES01"S
FILM
FAIILBS
l'ATJIK
KE
II.V
Blcction
ltd
urns
will
Admission
I
DEFECTIVE
and
other
Dr.
Phone
131.
and
heartily
criticized
ooncluslon.
This
light,
it
may
be
assumed,
was
au
Un-
portaut
one
to
the
young
stoker
and
clever
a
lightweight
as
has
ever
been
-
cunnoi
be
blamed
If
the
treatment
thry
were
given
will
rankle
In
-
'"'C"'
m",d
,or
om
iimt
They
may
".however,
gel
some
satisfaction
out
of
tbc
fact
that
Prince
Rupert
tracing
tans
as
a
whole
are
with
them
and
that
the
decision
was
lust
aa
uncomilar
with
I
the
local
box
In?
fol.m
u
it
Tiie
releree
ai
d
judge
who
awarded
the
draw
may
also
have
found
by
now
that,
if
they
were
themselves
totally
blind
or
rant
asleep
as
far
as
the
merits
or
tne
bout
were
oonoerned,
the
people
who
wstched
the
fight
were
not
and
their
lUrtrirtli
ua.
a
rtarKt
I
a,
n-A
.uaaaj.i
.wii
inn
c
miiu,
wnne
ne
ana
nia
com
'
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
mua
nj"
oora
National
Tennis
Club's
oourta.
Thei.
draw
for
the
finals
is
as
follqwa:
3.4S
p.m."
Ladles'
doubles-
Miss
t
Davles
and
Miaa
Vera
Smith
vs.
Mrs
S.
P.
McMordle
and
Mrs.
U
L
Shad
well.
340
pjn.
Men's
alnglea
-Foil
How
are.
vs.
Carl
Brand
or
K.
W.
Maren
tette.
8
p
m.
-Mixed
doubles
Carl
Brand:.
"
'
.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Bhadwell
vs.
Foil
Howard
and
Mlaa
Vera
Smith.
0.18
pjn.--Carl
Brand
and
B.
W.
Marenvette
vs.
J.
V.
Clyne
and
Poll
Howard.
The
semi-final
In
the
men's
singles
between
Marentett
and
Brand
will
be
played
at
830
this
afternoon.
BCl-nnals
played
yeaterday
resuHe
(n!ln.
Manutt.
and
Brand
beat
Slooomb
.-w
tiiwi.,ww.
a
i
a
"r'cfyn;
St
Malr
Horton
C
1
fl-0
"and
Howard
Mis.
Sm.th
bt
Arnott
nr
Mr.
Dnm
B.Q
.l
if
'
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v
VX
in.
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There
have
beennumerous
opinions
expressed
that
the
unfair
decision
of
Monday
night
In
denying
Percy
Lake
of
11
MS.
Durban
his
well-eared
de
-
clslon
over
Johnny
Woods
of
Seattle
may
"kill"
boxing
ln
Prince
Rupert.
wnue
u
may
not
oe
as
serious
as
mat.
It
nevertheless
will
not
tend
U)
do
the
game
here
any
ood.
It
was
pity
inai
vne
line
una
uwiermwe
ri-ei.iiu
nanaiea
rum
umi
wn
oiiere.1
inai
night
should
li.ivt
had
t.
u.-I:
'.iuh'.l
SPECIALS
stock.
lb.
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-
'
,
r
?
A',
?
,
ho
will
not
t
admit
that
Lake
con-
""""
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""
I
ln
uul
nd
c'He
wm
easl
y
the
ZJLZT
T
showed
hlmaeif
to
be
a
fine
I
"JJlXV?
-"d
:
.
'
I
bady
ao
ihere,
notaa
the
jud,-
,
against
a
better
man.
It
would
be
could
cxiiiiu
he
ne
mad
maae
ehmhi
wnerwby
ik..
these
I
ijoys
could
meet
again
be
tors
the
Durban
leav.n
tit.
ooast
to
settle
their
cliff
ercm-ea
under
Impartial
and
more
aojuau-ution
wan
uvey
were
,
fccurded
Iwre
Mls
Mararet
Llndnay,
who
U
traliilnK
for
a
mirne
at
the
Vancouver
Oiiera
Hospital,
arrived
In
the
City
rrom
tli,.
houi.1i
on
the
Prince
IWlpert
,
,!PK
,
Kiyettd
,
holiday
!
uu
hpr
;,MM.nu
Mr
nQd
Mrs.
j
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v
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A.tuut,
Phone
45
.
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3
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in
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and
10c
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CATARRH
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