The Signal, 1910-2-17, Page 7TWV •If:N a 1,: GOI)ICRI(:H ONTARIO
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PORT A -UN ----4
-------ABT-WAWANOSH.- -- re
unanimous invitation to main pas -
TUESDAY, Feb, Sth. Basest/slim. Feb. 9th. tor of that church for another year.
i'osu •• No Uoistre -klies MyiHe ToWnsilu• Cuu.tvt•11..-The council (In Monday of leaf week at Clinton,
with her suet today tursuatlt to adjournment. Mrs. Elizabeth McCourt became the
Simile, of Detroit, is shit ing ) 1 wife of James Butler, o Oxbow, hark.
i),tt.,,t,te at present- . f.• , Misr ifwanchr Heming nt s alt prts,t•ut. Jtbpiteeed. Moved by v Father Hanlon fierformed the
With
Ed. Ulver are spending a Mw ies la fdrrlluu illll l seconded
cctiandud sib Mr.Caw Y setewony. I
frith tetrose :►t bell, that IL Veustone, barrister, of One day last week, while H. Hunter,
-i l�:u•1rr, tit Nlltvrrtun, ds the guest l)6 NVwghauh, be reappointed eoliciter tut•
her• •ousiu, Mias'R H•'leo• nhala t of Exeter, war on his nonose as asses-
her
he yi•srr Geitie sud Edith Fielder he towusbip for lel►1. Carried, The nor. he had the misfortune to Ix•
tori• teturnsd frons a cheek's Vis rise .Yuditurs' report uud treasurer's, ate thrown from hii horse, dislocating his
have jetves at Kincardine
sir, end 'tract t tr 1900 received and read. right arta.
)Its. Allege Gordon visited friends et Moved by Mr, Hutt, seconded by Mr. M,*•. and Nina. Geo. Lawson, Credi-
llrurfield Iaet week . • .... MtsN Allis . Chatuney, that the same as now read ton, were Nurprised by about sixty
'.Johnston
1 nrUnr tar returned to li.alrrlchl Paid. elied s timid, is$$ IMtat the I e*cb for their spier.. week and
presented eveninge friends on NIondav withMorof ris
vices. Carried. • Owing to some die- Chair and wicker.
satisfaction Craving arisen of tete years Alex. MacEwen, of Bluevale, has
iu txs payment of certain rchsol been appointed tow*nehi) clerk of Mor -
money's to mune 'whose sectwur in the eie, to ruccr.d the late William Clark.
M. school Gt a
u i 'mendinga mouth in.
three hiel pparte... rs urex), of
t;,al,.j•j,• 1, is attending her niece, Mrs,
We". Richardson, who it uuder the
can• mf 1)r. t\'bitelyat present.
Monies-. Feb. lath.
'1'tir: I,A'rx 4 41(4. D0WailN.-Ou Sun-
uluuiciptiliey at different iutrrvalr
thl•ougho.n. the year. whereli suave MacEwen has taught r
seise.' ,iectiou were laced at a Mout- nuluber 01
year".
dre. In,Ln�ry ver ' Hernia', grime '4 p The hardis tiro► of Davis & Ballo_
vaat&Ke afunx with pttteF
obi n,• l) p,irr.)d awatan tide pl•iof of WON ordered uuannuouwl th•tt no land, of Clinton, which had been in
Urn . I►uwsl)n, of the ,e,ldrncr of his rt arrutn.lal ,aid by tbe'tleacure'r for exietense ter &boost twenty years, has
daughter. Mrs. Jenkins, in the city u( cacti piopusrr this couhiug reseal) and keen dissolved, The burineem will be
Brantford. .l)res'asrd war torn in further tlwt the several trertees 1w.. continued by Mr. Rowland,
lurk•I,irr, h:nRiund. over citthty-dvr seked to take note of this resolution Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Anderson. of Exe-
v,,,T ,,;err, -sits- tient.. to t'ansds about htuul t:t tjuvrrp thrall-eh/et uccotdin lv ter, announce the marria¢e of their
db., y, ar, Igo. lir w•ulstd in til. t'hs (olluwing&(nonce were preseotrd slaughter, Nike Florence htbel. to H.
for nsti �,I .tile cumertli t10 y�1111$0111111)0111utette ro 1 .,nler,vl to l,e pins : Alex. Push r N. Been. of HurtiMbueg, to take plica
held. 'e tt'il'NY as division regi►trar, ,.n Wednesday, February 16th.
lb,. %..,,t isvti, ami living affil at out 415.0 311.10; The Municipal Wo, Id, as- J. J. Darwin, who had barn nut the
45,4454). eau near Port Albert. He e.-nlin,it rolls and other suppliee, $7.. oaf( +.f The Se&forth Expositor for
then went first to Brantford. then to yi :.Jodi/ H. JleUlinton, refund of dog over thirty-five years, huts resigned his
Ns-tw, Neve Yank State, then to •
t»x, I*MrJ, $1.011; Joh( II. Nlcelinton. position to bee heel agent for the
titan elij-jdg.•, �Illf keit&, la VIe1L Ills •,-,uf'Jaxes w 11. • 1 1!rudeatiat ln•u,'ance Cow
anther,, Hrnelurnrd tr. tits usrer's,-rrns a, - 11.11*; John H. M(Cliuton, Company.._. ----
tiwell-known %bee
o „Jur. Snell, the el
He the -Nile. and' went t It), „."mane '•of salary its "Restos, 11tll, I>
Heel) honer of refuge for the winter $jIJt 9; Johp S. Scott, attar er tomo- raiser of Hallett w•e tie -hr a
• leets; thee! beck with his slater y director of the Dominion Sheep-breed-
aWitt-wt.-$1:.tr►;-=James •W -liner - A:wrruhatinn at the meMtinKof tits
ar, 1t• m their W ftrsntfurd t*) 11 (4elahy its township auditor, $J4..WM►, (jos
Association at Toronto host week:
sr`,. ,'441,1 ,1,no,flit, where .m yi. i He motion of Councillors Chauhne and David Hoggart, of Hallett, has pur-
tt.,-,-irttat,l Mod closeb•,utrr in'the,( ass dell,,theetmeet! then adjourned
')letI,dist :hutch and a Reformer ib I chased I. Cricb'r tartu of seventy-five
to LOert attain on Monday, Klatch '21st Y
p,lii,,... He leaves Lis wife and three next, at ll) o'clock a, in., a•h.'n path. iacres in Tucks smith. The price paid
itililfai T'ra: Nit*. Jenkins). of 13raut..�._... P .seas $4,41111• Mr. first
Ron will
masters, tenitidieepeir mid fence-,
move there stout the first of Nlarcb,
I''''
t . (lost • '21. t nor. ui •, "eget" will 4eapta,iutrd f•o the gree-
\ \ 11, •slainp. Shi Mui.koka. Is tit sear. AI,kx, l'oltTERI'IKt u, Rev. E. H. Cod B. A.. who waw
(int' a la in:rr, s1rr.4ShbiiJM of NII•.;( reit. y.
who Al have the. syutpathy of then recently a , rointerl rectar'oCSt. l'oof'a
(buret). Wingham, preached hie M-
il wed- in their lots. 'CAUSE OF ECZEMA EXPLAINED. Augural ,a•rmons on Sunday, titlt anat..
COLBOnNE. I to large and appreciative audiences:
•Tr itrrnsv. Fell, $.t b, - i Germs Fester in the Skin and Blood Clues )lies Grace Cudntore. of Exeter, mel
• •.Tut: 1. 4 tea I►Avin HKAI-K.Y.-The IAre Imtlagsi111e, with an accident on Monday of last
desth-+•.•i'tn'rcd 0*)'1bur•Mdiev,2'ith ult.. week. She was a* seems sour steps
04,0,0id 1lralry.,,aftrr r two .w,s•ks'! After yritrs of &hate Midfeet au- and Online on fee she fell and broke
r !iurisy. Mr. H.•alry livid , iMnitir> err. now,tgreed that .eczeura one of her ribs. She will be laid up
int,.
I' u,d „t tier piton diseases xrr mit' seated
• at ll, -1,i, Iter, but' tv.ts vi•Iung hjs ie the blood; hot NIv(8UMrd by germs
hoe.. . I. i •.eph Healey. of the L,sik it, the skiff 31tria.lw `of• microscopic
Skis:, , ..A. when he was token jll' itnjutels gnaw the asst jest below the
}1eµ,. -ay-right years of age gtoi el,iUrrtur•+. The prtirnt•is perfectly
!r,,)•.., umluw end tamily of one nt.n i,,.,tlthy..14 it. telly the skin that ie Mite t• a dsughtrrs. The rvnnain.. eased. Heuer, , irotists are now
s,,,..1)?erred on Stanntay,:lot h ult. 4.
in the ('• Ibnrnr Catholic trmelrry,'iagrwd'hat you notal cure the skin
after .e1 t' Ire et St. Peter's .church, iht ,ugh the skin.
Th: p.11lwareri. were W. F. Y.arng. 1 , 'The medicine mina be in liquid- trot
,ttr6.,e1 Urso• )' in order to penetrate' prnlwrly, as
r 441`41,11 and iihamenre - t g -i to --pore r
h,bnt'hi-holm. K. (ihddnn and J0h0 I without teaching the inner'sk•in.
.Unllst,•r- 1 The remedy that will search out-andA. (4: l', W. tw.
ee I.ATsrl6. She '- ih.tro
'y t'•ie dilea.r germs. stop the
rani I...Ig.•, N. :417, A. U. 1'. NV„ it,•h and seethe the healthy theme is
Brener ..1 . btu, a big night on Tues- that mild, (;can, e p .and of oil of
day.0t.1.,-t %seek. when the install&- wintetgreee. thy 1. glycerine, etc..
ti..pis „MINI?, for 1910 ass conducted'kn'wn*. l) 1) D. Prescription.
by 1I. I Mullis, of (itslrtich,, It. D- 4i.' The. in -cant you` wash with this
',H. 1'+-1.1•. iustailing the i.n{crrs the s,,,,tliing li,o .id yon will find the itch
1). I), ti. 11: initial.d two candidates relrivrd. We positively assure you of
end assn have an excellent eddies* on lhi, ,
the in•" that the Cnitrd Workmen• \Mite the D. 1). 1).. t.ahorat.nrie•.
Our .4 Ina remerka wee that the 111411- Dept. i i, 44... 2.3 Jordan St.. 'l'onpntu.
ati.,I4 tido the oiler in 11199 numbered -tier a. flet. trial Note, and pricy it
toe too owes than tbole in• 1i*kt. y„tireelf:
flee. 11'. Emelt, who is a member of .For sale by alldrnggist•.
the Wirt. a1.10 gave an interesting ad• -
dress.:tnd after business watt over the i
lnrthlen gathered around a suenntu• }if, cove, ee.,nomical, p lea tt a n't-
wt. -table ,wd heartily enjoyed en 4 th hal LOON. r111 you ask Itavi� Mn•n-
s1v's1,•r spier. afti•r which sprrrh.M• (thi.l salve, fu11111l these 444 hire*
wrrr `a ant in „met% Nr. mortis. end is the hrrt trrurdy'• fur hire* .and
vv.,r 1) , ol,u•h enj•,yed, and the lip,. l elinits. skin diseases piles, etc. 'laic
Miller I.; et hien believe tic is the right Ij pli•r tin. -
man 111 11,.. right place. Following
are the • ti '.yrs of the lodge for -11110 : I
P. 1l- W,,, Thomas Bion : NI. W.,
Riche -I M,s,r•• ; overseer. Mr: I'.u'k• .
wool : foreman, \V[u. Millisn : staid,.
- Henry Fisher : rreu,der,.3Verd' (Heil- I V* roxetee hag' prnsp•cts of an irn-
bill: lina('ncier, W. Stranghan ; 1. W ., proved banking service.
Mr. ,tit,,.; O. W., J. Meilen.
Ir.
T. F. Coleman has -sold his residence
CAul.ow, Feh. beth. I in !.*forth and will likely go to Chi-
Tmr, s►u p Coo v. l l.. - -COI borne
council held its. Ligular meeting. All
the menders present. NI1nut es of ores.
mom meetingtead and adopted, The
auditors' re4ott was read and on
mitten t f Councillors Wilson and manted s uperxtinns in its factory: at
- ___tee4+ s,„.„ w _yeeetved. Thee ,n,:n e
is a summary : Total receipts. f114,R14-.' ,
:111: total rxpenditere. $14,144,1); hal- )ore Roht. Walker. of Howiek,
encs on hand, $1170.39: uncollected near Oorrie. died suddenly on Tuesday
taxes, sows): total, $870.219. Assets I,f lent week.
nnrteil*Ise : Towi..hip hall, $2W(LIM); Mrs..lohn Cober and family. well -
cemetery,. $.,441,($1; gravel pits, $265.- known residents of Brawls. intend to
(0; total. $075.I0. Liabilities: But- remove to Torontes
rowed money, 31.2nn• Xl; oolbretor's sal- The Clinton town council has voted
arY, $lyl IP: due contractor., *232,6l; to • reduce the number of licensed
Wt81, 41 Arlen. Accounts paid : Audi- hotels in that town by one.
tors, Shoo; (ieo. Sanderson, breaking'
road. $4.15; Proudfoot, Hays & Blair.
$7,(4l collector's salary. $(10.00; collec-
• tor's l•wtnge.'$.'3.00; Sensual Mitchell,
- - Rase!, *41.20 Moved by Councillor
Halliday, seconded by Councillor Wil- I Ambrose Smith. who wise manager
son, that W. C. Robertson and Wesley of the Sovereign Bunk at Exeter a few
Alljn be refunded the 5 per cent. years ago, died recently at Dlmdllrn,
chsrg.d in addition to their tax. Car- .-
rird. Adjourned to meet *gain second
'1'uesdal in Mareh et 2 o'clock p. m.
F. W. M Doseeti. Clerk.
DISTRICT NEWS.
for some tune.
While cutting Mown A tree the other
day et Exeter. Joseph Nnrthcott got s
had creek in the. eye. He haul felled a
tree and the butt slipped and struck
him. Fortunately nothing more than
a black eye resulted.
At. the 'hems sf the la ode's parents
at t'liuton. on the 5th inst., Clara
Mends. daughter of Mr. and Nies.
James. Siteep, was united. 1St marriage
to Augustus F. ()oltver. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. T. W.
(Owens.
A very i,retty wedifing was solem-
nized • at the :Methodist pkrsion-
a if P. Bltievale, on \Vedne.day.
February 2nd. when :foss Inez Ethel
Andrews lwearne the bride of Freder-
irk A. Cornell. Itev. J. W. Andrews
tied the nuptial knot.
On Thnrsday. February :3rd. the
death occurred at Wingham of Mrs.
Oscar Sparrow. at the agd.d twenty-
one s-earst and six months. She was
married Ostia three years ago and
lived for some time at. 1•'lesherton be-
fore.coining tai Wingham,
John S••hilhe has sold his farm of
seventy-five acres. on the 14th comps -
Rion of flay, to Frank E. t)enomme.
of Kt, ,Joseph, fn. $4,2.511. Josteph
(kweb
has sold his farm of ninetvdive
acreti on the _ Bronson line to Jacob
Schwartzentrrlber ter $4.301.
to wedding was solemnized ,at the
Methodist parson*ge at Brussels on
Wednesday of last week. the contract-
ing pat ilea being Charles E. Bone, of
' e,,tt, Sask.. and Mise Florence B.
McCtede of Trowbridge. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. E. G.
Powell.
Coughs of
Children
Especially eight coughs. Na.
ture needs whale helb to quiet
the irritation, control the is -
nematodes, check the progress
of the disease. Our advice is
-give the children Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, Ask your
doctor If this Is his advice also.
He knows best. Do as he says.
cage.
Reeve.law.len of Exeter left last
w,•rk for the Old Country to purchase
home's.
The. Jackson Mfg. Co. hes . coin -
Mess Walker. mother of Joseph
Walker, of Culross, passed away on
Sunday, fith inst.. in her ninetieth
year.
MONUAY•, Feb. IIth.
NoTsa,-Miss McMicheal, of Sea -
forth, is visiting with her cousin, Miss
Pear4 Fisher Harold Aloin anti
Wesley Hawkins spent Sunday with years.
friends in Crediton Mr. Arm- Indo J. fiahkirk, recently of Brutestrnng leaves for his home in the
West next week Rev. E. F. Hoist
expects to be in Zurich this week to
help in the evangelistic services hying
heel there by Rev. A. D. Glschler, a
former pastor here ....John fichwanz's
elle nn Saturday was not as successful
as was hoped for, the e~rye bid not
h1eing reached, Mr. Schwanz has de-
cided not to go West for the present.
Current rept.rt had it lest week
that the tracks of a tear had been
seen on the 4th r:oncessinn, but it hart
been ascertained that there is no (ansa
for alarm, !telt was merely the trail of
a wandering hunter on snowshoes.
An Opportunity.
Judge : ikt you swear to tell the
teeth, the whole truth ?
Fair
Witness,' : It will he just per-
fectly loyely if your really have the
time to listen.
Canadian beartreats b in Beet inn,
with other value Ib a &Renta. melting it
the Myst pomade. 60e. a jar.
The Robson Mercantile Co„ who
were" In bossiness in NVingham for
some time, have closed their business
there.
August Flaxhard died at Zurich on
Theraday morning, 3rd Inst,. as a re-
sult of paralysis, at the age of eighty
James Bolger, 44th line of Morris.
has sold his fine ten -acre farm to his
son. Thos. H.. for the sum of 435,5.*),
is,eseeeion to be given in the course of
a modal. Thos. Bulge►• has disposed
of his seventy-five acres to Archie Mc
CwHute; wIur Is home from the West,
receiving $4.150 for it. Donald Mc-
Callum. rt);lose' property adjoins it,
will be the new proprietor and his
father and mother will move to the
house from their present•home.on the
ath line. Joe and Was. U. Bolger,
sons of Jas. Bolger. will,go West.
sets. has purchased the merchant ten-
ni in'os)ness of W. A. Baker at Fort
Frances,
Messrs- ;Hill Si Co, have finished
the steel work on the Glen bridge in
Stanley. The cement floor will not to
laid until spring.
The annual seed show tinder the
anspices of the Routh Huron Agricul•
tura! Society will be held et Brace -
field March 4th.
John Seendrett, of Relgreve, has
sold his 100.acre farm to John f,.
Geddes for $5.5(8). Mr. Geddes takes
possession in the spring.
Mrs, Jame* Rolston. 5th Concession
of Howick, died on February 2n1 in
her thirty-flrst year, leaving her hus-
band and an intent child.
Adam 1Mupe. of Rirkton, metwith
an accident on Tuesday of lest week.
having hie font end leg crushed by a
large block of Ice falling on him.
Dr. Rutledge, pastor of Wingham
Methodist church, has received a
Scotts Emulsion
W• 74.‘41 .b foraulr
u• u
n..k
f ., . ssd,ma..
Wu.Y• you to
consult your
doctor
ers
1f you think constipation is of trifling
consequence, just ask your doctor. He
will disabuse you of that notion in abort
order. "Correct it, at once!" he will
say. Tben ask him about Ayer's Pills.
A mild liver pill; all vegetable.
- &tale eess. J. 0. Apar o..,
Get the Habit
ill•'1ItA\'I;I.I•i\4: BY 'rllld
CANADIAN,
PAC1FIC
Splendid service to
TORONTO AND MONTREAL.
NO CHANGE CARS.
Reach Toronto 11.36 &. in.
Reach l i•oderich 1011.p. on.
Beautiful Catches.
Travel once (14 P. R.- always
C. P. 1C-
•
Buy your tickets fIoni .
JOS.
C. P. R. Agent, tiodericb, Ont.
Office hours (;.:i9 a. w. -to 13,39 µ m'
,
GRAND THUNKYS M
aind.cmw
G249vd' Gail
,a4rtiL�
is
•
16
UNUGUT
SOAP
is the original -has been
the standard for thirty-five
years.
There arc thousands of
so-called "just as good"
Emulsions, but they arc
not -they are simply imi-
tations which arc never
as good as the original.
They arc like thin milk -
SCOTT'S is thick like a
heavy cream.
If you want it thin, do
it yourself -with water -
but dont buy it thin.
TOR alt.* PT ALL DRUGGIST.
meets you half -way -does
all your work in half the
time if you follow directions.
Sunlight Soap -absolutely
pure -saves clothes from in-
jury handsfrom roughness
life from drudgery.
-Illmoul IS. assn. .4 pori., .d YIs .4. for oar
boastital Isar Irak ..na,w n.M.n Nero* Irk r.ar. Inborn Bei
SCOTT • BOWNE
tag W.was« street. Wer Tweets*. oat.
G. JOHNSTQN
EMBALMER ,
AND
FUNERAL DIREOTOR
Furniture and Undertaking wareroome
West aide Square.
'PHONE : Store( i. Uode:tch
Residence 178
Night cal*: At residence, 33 William
Street_
1
Passengers for
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
USE THE GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY SYSTEM
AVIA-
St. ('lair funnel .0 _,d (:fiidrgo•
Chen( of router trove there.
Nearly all double_ track -
contributing to safety,
speed and comtort. `
Passes through" principal Cap-
adian and United Stater Cities.
No uninot00y•
MODERN EQUIPMENT.'
For rates. tickets anti full
information apply to.
' T. 1.A W RENCE,
Down Town' Agent.
Office hours 11.:111 test. to 9'p. ni.
CANADIAN NORTHERN
ONTARIO
The Established
Route to Goww Banda
is by the Canadian Northern Ontario 1
to (iowgenda Junction and the (low -I
;lands Transport Company. Fast and fj
reliable service. Fifteen hours shorter
Than any other route and lower rates.
Passengers corning from outside of
"Toronto can make very fast con-
nection by taking the Canadian Paciflc
Winnipeg Expres* at 10.10, connect
with the C. N. O. train at Sudbury,
which welts for this trans and arrives
in lidwganda that evening at 9.10
p. nr., or under twenty-three hours.
Fos tickets sad information apply to
nearest C. P. It. Ticket Arent.
nesmissmsemstmi
To the General Public of
Goderich and Victnity-
You will find it to
Your Interest
to call on W. R. Pinder 1»r
.anything you want in the
line of
Heating
Plumbing
Metal Work
Electric Wiring
and Fixtures.
First --lass line of
Ranges
Heaters
Graniteware
and Tinware.
Prompt attention given to all
kinds of Jobbing.
W. R. PINDER
'Phone 456.
Sole Agent foe Me celebra/ea
Brantford Roofing.
OVERCOATS
, 1 n order to make -room:for our Spring
stock (lye are offering great bargains in
Overcoats, some as.low as'
sir Half Regular Prices
Styles and quality are the best, and value'
unsurpassed. It twill pay you to buy next
winter's Overcoat NOW.
McLean Bros.
'Phone 77. North Side Square.
Bargains in
Felt Shoes
We are clearing's ut thebalance of our
stock of Felt Bls 'and Slippers at
slaughter prices. AYo .broken lines
of Shoes for the whole fa`glil��
G. M. ELLIOTT
1
J. BKOPHEY & SUN
--T1113 LEADING -
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carulully ■ttsn..d to at .11
aour.,night .r day
.tor
Our Shoes Will Shine
gloriously when e 1)111 pare d
with nidolary footwear. They
are so much smarter in Shape
and finish. The sante supe-
riority is apparent whether
you look at our sitter
for Children or Grown-ups
The bast of it in, too, that
they wear as well ow they lank,
and keep their good shape
until the. last.. I)o we keep
shoe fixings :+ Of course. We
have the test polishes, black-
ings. brusher. etc„ you ever
.ave,
Wm. Sharman
GODERICH.
Q
Qo �
Bargai nso
HEATING STOVES
1 Art Garland with oven, nearly ,ss good as new, $34), for ..... sSe's
1 No. 11 Radiant Home. waM,s645i `now .$2)
1 No -5 Radiant Home, was $22. naw,... .. . $17
1 No. 1M McClary Company's Ht ater with oven, for $10
Ale) a number of other smaller Stoves at greatly redt.cc.d prices.
--� SECOND-HAND
0 Stor, '
22
COOK 'STOVES
1 No. 41 imperial Oxford with reservoir, neatly new, was $25,
now $20
1 No, 9 Itegal Perfection, was 320, now $16111
1 No. 91,e Roy $10
HORSE ,BLANKETS
The season is getting late, and the few we have left we have
cut to &price to clear out. If you want one, now ie your cbaucc,
$3.50 Blanket for $2.5.1
$3.25 Blanket for
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