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,GODERICH, ONTARIO, TH TRSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1920.
FOR •AL! OR RENT. l•
A tALE3
AUCTION SATS OV ABOUT 350 'We should like to draw the atten-
IARDS OF 0 .T WO')O. tio'* of your readers to ills
postpone-
MESSRS.
TAN men k of the date of the holding of
MESSRS. [LLI T ANDSYMONUS the a►umal meeting ..of the Hospital
• sell by public • at bt 7, cunce,kioa; Altsoaiation. It will lir held on Turs-
We. wawa.o.yw day, the 2:1rd inst., at S p.m. sharp, In
at 1.M k Pimp MONDAY, VE rich, the Board of Trade rooms. The ev-
imp p
About rsrcords a wood, mostly hat drool,- ening of the lith turned out to br
an It u,ches tong;434be sod in tot. to soil exceedingly stormy. and also several
purchaser. other functions took the attention of
Tsars -Au was
and under, cah;over the people. Although there were more
that ailment. s aedu .al be given on
furnishing appr notes_ present than have sometimes trans.
[LLIOTTaSYM T.GUNDRY, acted the bust of she annual
Prupei.tors. Auctioneer. meeting, yet _t present, realizing
L the importance of this gathering,
A UCTION SALe0/. LARGE FRAME desired to have an audience more rep -
BUILDING AT -THE HARUOR,GODE- resrntative of the 160 members of the
litCil. s, .
Hospital Association.
[I OUSE FOR SALE.-SiX ACRES OF
LI land. 111 -nomad brick house with hit water
heating, bath sad a ectt,c lights. ua Soutn street,
at edge of town. Thu Douse can be had at a
reasonable piece, is 1 am leaving e.wn.
Also building lot oa Arthur street -$250.
21 GEO. C. MCCR[ATH.
14'0R SALE.-THg RESIDENCE OF
DR. W. Y. H'YDEN. St. Vincent s rest.
Godsrich. White Mick, remathentanall.M4 water
beating, fireplace. large veraadDI and balcony.
Apply to JAMES YATES. Weer Saeet.
NOTICE
mos I1 property foe eras. 1" bio lass 1..
sluicing by the •aeeutors of theta* Wm. Rinks
estate to offer tMe property at a sacrifice pricy in
order to close up the estate. Frame house. in
mod state of repairs. Contains eagh. and
seed basement. Stone wall under wF ouas
and two large tote. This is a bat gun
111 sap.
P.) RYAN,
fleet Lame and Irsraaee
-Wasik a tf
aeisAt present ales =
MORE THAN 40,000 FARMERS
are obtaining credit from this Bank.
This indicates our desire to extend credit
far agricultural purposes to any desert
Lamm
HOCKEY
CALVES FOR SALE. -TWO PURE-
BRED Shorthorn bell calves, aged Maw sad
eleven swaths. ran end red. MICHAEL
0411.18, R. R. Ho. 2. Chilton (phone 117 Ben-
"Ilerl 11
VOR SALE.. -ONE SALE-0NE tT OF CLEVE-
▪ LAND Computing Scales Apply to C. H.
am -Lotman South street and t laiaawaasyt.
PRIVATE SALE. -I WILL SELL THE
household egesta a t my residence. M.ntral
street, by ramie sale, from t to 4 o'cleek each
day. MRS. W. A. RHYMAS. 2t
LIORD CAR FOR SA L Eg�1914
V twodel GOO. C. MCCREATH. 2t
VOR SALE. -CABBAGE IN QUAN-
• TITIES, 56 per 100 Brussel *prowl.. three
reds far t% seats. Sauerkraut by the posed w
is a.a. afar
keg. or Il Ibe a gar Ibe.• at rrsoaeklr
pass. A ppiy at 16 Etyma Stu set.
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at $4 per single cord, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO.. LIMITED.
(root of A.glesea St.) Phone OF.
OEALED TENDERS, addresee1 to the
IJ Postmaster Georr•l, will be received at
Ottawa aattl
NOON. on FRIDAY. the 17th DAY of DE
CEMIR6R, 1f:*,
Mr the conveyance of ttisMaie.t7'. Matta, nn a
proposed Contract for lour yes-- hirty tonal
week, on the route Giderich K.. Office ,tad
Tr.nk Puttee, Station, from the 1st
-17111 A 1 neat.
mated notices cuntaintng further 1nformrtion
-rap . e.nrld ion6o0 proposed Contract may be teen
sad blank term. en Tender r -,-yr be ,Ma.ned at
the Pat (Matte d Gadcrich. Holunsvt.u•.
A�ae►►rrrrit, and at the ott!ce of the Poet tare's
iaapecta.. Londoe. '
You. are invited to attend a
meeting to be held in the
TOWN HALL
Tuesday Evening,
November 23rd,
• at 8.15 p, m. sharp,
der for purposes of electing_ Offi-
cers for coming season and to
make o)har reppaanry ar-
rangement4.
Got -ARMS( rcS Hicuv CUM
. J. Buchanan,
Secretary.
CHAS. E. Ii. F:SIHER,
Post (kf.* Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office.
London, Mb Nov.:mb.•r. lits!. 2t
fi
REPAIRS. -WILLIAM TREHL1�N.
(>sbrd street. Godes irk. mendegraniteware.
umbrellas, sc ir..re more. tinware, cnppe:ware.
*grassed.
mkadd an kinds yoofaattrelea. Swarms and raw
WILLIAM TREHLIEN P dant O. Bag W. repairs C'ederriids.
ARD WANTED BY NG
hostas'. moa.yprirsta tem&
Mk Oft. O. VOX Ag.
WANTED. -TEACHER FOR S. S.
No. 17, Aak*eld and West Wawa•osh
township.; .neondria.. profeenonal. Mates to
commence IN January. 11K1. Apply. Halm{
salary. to JAS. SPROUL, R. R. No. 3, Auburn.
u
GIRLS WANTED. -APPLY GODE-
RICH KNITTING COMPANY. 11
11STRICT AGENT WANTED. -
Le For Mtge life insurance company. Salary
oreommi"oa. k sper,eace not necessary. P
SIGNAL. Jo
-- CEMENT
We have just secured about,
- "" 300 BAGS CEMENT
This will be probably the last shipment we
will be able to get uLtil well (►n into next season.
air's 4 7y-nowor
ng Alto coming ng monthL ... r
ORDER AT ONCE f
PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE GODERICH HOSPITAL.
TIB SIGNAL PRLNTINO CO.. LIMITED, PublLrNa
The
IC emulate a( test Charles Mahler. [tear in mind that all persons having
deceased. wig mIlly, sc sodas. at the Har. pita Masai a Wein berrlIIP ticket, and
Ow. Gndarion. me ! ugly such persons. have • right to
SATURDA)f.16DVEMBER20th, _rote _gt tier amtual meeting; Nud Of
...comae atl.too'clock'bar O-' eanrlp it follows that the Burd of
The lar ed with •tone (coed- Ilovernors must he elected from the
sties. know° Tvy
bend ng. Sad merntarshf , Thlr is a critical time
! wi ding Y a lavand comate. a 1w or t 'ignore tuksplates, ratters, siding, iu the history of the hospital. It ly• brades, pla,sniilly of quarried stone. necessary svl ry to secure more anti better
Tams. -Cash � 7 a .ale. end purchaser hospital acromutodatlon. Now it the
w iti 1,...."..,,d to glib as under i ak,ng to essonx p
.11 rata inkeerv/aa -sees sad to bare a1) taw- time for you to show your interest
ties of mot flog ressrwd auto ninety days. end express your opinion. Study the
NATIONAL TRUST*DM PANY, Executors, fiuruclal statement, a copy of whichee
THOMAS C:IfNDR tamely.r, has been mailed to each member. We
--- --'" - -IL` --' should have at least fifty per cent. of
NOTICE i1RLT111io. . the membership present on Tuesday
evening, the Zird. COMP and help to
tNG or -HURON COUNTY make the hospital a community in
-
COUNCIL • I. initiation of which you will be proud.
I JAS. E. FOR[).
President of hoard.
DR, P. J. R FORSI'ER.
DIR.
EY! EAR, NOSE. THROAT.
Late Hare Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Afield Hesptd, s.artant et Moorefield a
Eye Hospital and Golden Square Threat Hos-
pital, London, Eng.
M aterloo St. S. StraUord. Telephone 07.
At Bedford Hotel, Goderich, from Wednes-
day. January lab. at 7.su p. m.. to Thursday.
the loth, at 1 p. at.
Goderich Society Orchestra
Music Studio.
(Entrance between F. H. Wood's and
J. H. Lauder's Stores.)
Gene C. Conon, Pianiate-t uit ion given
on piano. Mr. C. V. Henry, Violinist -
tuition given on violin for beginners and
advanced students. For information
apply at Studio.
Violins repaired. bridges tuned, sound -
posts set and violin bows repaired, etc.
GODERICH SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
(Five pieces, professional).
LOST 0R FOUND.
yaratloe of the county
Council rbember. e.ude•
afternoon of 1 esJay,
Ire. 1,.e All accounts
be tot the handaof the
_ r preceding the meet-
ingol conned Mr. ('has. (:arrow, of town, acted
• GEO. W. HOLMCt r as Crown prosecutor at the Walkerton
County Clerk.
Goderich, Nov7IMk taro 21 itemizes this week.
Several from Goderich attended an
MIK (�I)s MARKETS at Dome" given by the Masonic lodge
~
at Mitchell last Thursday night. The
y. November 1s. music for the dance was supplied by
w at, p.,r b. ,bei �..a f A5 to iiso the Goderich" Society Orchestra, and
tints pr bu.h.-..... .36 to N the Mittdlell people were much pleamd
Yash, per bush . «`. •. BO to Lett- with-._Th.-11.party, outside -
e.'. x.r ba.b .-.,....r.,.., zo, w Sao of the orcbe tra, included Messrs. C. F.
■ ktehh..w..t,, per bash.. ...,_- 1.00 to 1.25
Flow Mande. per Meg ., _ 5 a to 1.25 Chapman, F. if Woods and Walter J.
V • .r, wt••,t. par ru ... 420 to LIS But-banrn. Mn Woods, M I.vs Agnea
Kew wets..axi s. 00 to (��aa�•,,aseees Saunders and Misr Etta i'laulta. They
7HH�ots. per sin 44 00
u nil describe the entertainment provided
Mesa. p.rt�I� t I0ro to tine by the Mitchell people in mart approv-
cCee..rs, Rutter. wr i j(i' ` iy tO .a ing ttams�
t tar
L EI, fraoh• pH gar„•;, .6t to A5
e,*.toes. per halo......... ... .r,0 to .7!
Cottle. hatcher.' eioiet•, pet ewi: a CO to 1o.ao Ternpleton's Rheumatic Capsules and
eats, ba.eheni "dim" err eat• °.°10.0 .00 Raz-Mah for asthma are sold here by
moan. ilvr weight, cwt 1f 00 to 19.11,
B��kte•,{•er Ib ,1.., . 6 to . a H. C. Dunlop, local agent. Call in for a
e1a••+p1nkW .... . ..,t.t6 to .50 sample.
Grinrod, (Teta McCreath, Florence $o
Donald, Amy Menotti... Sidney Don.
watt awmr:c.._.
IN TOWN.
Donor of Robert Park Memorial Medal
Present at ('ommenrement Exer-
riser of Central and Vidalia
Schools --.)ran ('hapanan and Helen
(:arrow the Winners of thcaledals,
•
aldson, 'Emmersou Elliott, Austin
Harris, Kingsley Harris, Charles Hum-
ber, Donald fatugridge, Logan Morrie',
Harold McKenzie, Douglas Nair*,
Rubtu4 Wacker, Norval Wilson.
limitations 'were given by Marglaer-
Ile Mulholland, !oval bolus by Rim
W. F. Maunders, Rev. H. D. \[oyer
and Violet Thompum, and a piano
solo by Jean Chapman. Inspector
Tom was to have given an address.
"('onuuenceweut night" was the but unfortunately was prevented 'by
Ilhtevas from being present.
l'ougrutulatory references were
wade during the evening to Principal
Mtouehouse• and his assistants on the
teachiuf staff of Victoria ,s•bool for
the work which they are doing so suc-
cessfully.
uc-
cessfully.
Mr. Victor Lauriston, who gives the
two medals annually to the Goderich
schools, in memory of Ids, father, the
brei Robert Park, Ityerat I`wo or three
days 1n town and looked up old
frlenda of his former (lays in Goderiek.
He Is a resident of Chatham and
devote his time to literary work,
eoutributing to a number of papers,/
magazine*, and having ala, wrt$'
s rent books. Ills visit actin a
wal of old asaoclatione th l ' was
pi mut to e11 concerned. ant P. was
ht to return more ro pteuty
than . has found blmae able to .Oe
in recce t years. lel±
usual happy .areas at the central
school on Thursday last, not wltlista ud-
ing the stormy weather which started
early in the evening. There was the
inspiring array of bright and happy
fates of the children, whew• dep,rt-
Meat aura appreciation of the event
are it credit to the teachiig staff: a
generous attendance of pa Ms and
friends. and on intellectual a I music -
a1 program which would ha nek but!• tat
fur x mare, preetentlous ixe*s
every number of which was re. Iced
with a keenness of perception by he
pupils which •was tleilghKul. Rev. J.
Reyeraft was the Chairman. and h
made thee" potation ---something in.
thianneretr iribrniortranonneement
the many numbers. The central num-
ber was the ptrsestatleni of the Robert
'ark memorial medal. this year won
b Mas Killen Ilsrrow. Ind presented
by' the donde In person; Mr, Victor
Ta q WhNie A hhi ec & ming-
ling excellent humor, sonnei advice
1 and tender references to the happy
days when tie himself was a pupil at
the Central. Mr. Iauriwin's memorial,
wliieh has turn renewal now for '•v-
era! years, L. not only a tribute to a
worthy sine whose memory is held in
high esteem to Galrrieb after nearly
thirty years' alakenee, but a loving ter-
. titrony to the old, school where he re -
mired hie start In o:aucce.sful life, a
to the faithful Whoa. u( the tete on
staff both' of his own\ days and , the
present. Arc there nOt otl ' of the
old school thoys who cul .t irate this
generous and lora Jetta() y example!
The gradtistitig s. numbered
..._t wrRr, ad their rd bt-as follow.:
Helen Garrow, medallist, firstclam*
honors, perfect In arithmetic at es -
trance; Kathleen Stratton, first -claim
honors. one of the highest In entrance
spelling: Dorothy Westbrook. first-
class honor.; Margaret Campbell. amt.
class honors; Dorothea Hellen-inn,
second -('Ifs. honors ; Agnes Fraser,
rocondclas* honors; Verna ttnelgrove,'
seeond-elas. honor.; Tom Freeman 1
iwr.ind-e•lass honors: 4'ha ries 11'MAI,
i second -elates honors; Abram Brown,
wood -class honors. highest In history! eitentranee: Arthty RIena vlsoe. Fran!
Stokes.
The following la the list of prize-
winners:
rizewinners:
Medallist- Helen (arrow (medal
donated by Mr. Victor fmnrtstonl.
Second highest during year-Katb-
leen Rtraiton (prise donated by Mrs.!
K. Horton).
HIghwd In history -Helen harrow
(prise donated by Mr. James Mitchell).
Highest In arithmetic -Verna Sool-
grove.
Highest In history at entrance-AD-
ram
ntrance•----Ab-ram Brown.
Highest In Senior 111. class during
year -Florence Robinson.
Perfect attendanee during year+I
Rigida McNesin, Mildred Long. ,
nesurnesR. deportment-711°n-
punctuality-Edna
eportmen °
punctuality -Edna Fell, Verna Bat-
ford. i
The diplomas were prevented by
PrliwlnaI Hume, u1 rhe Collegiate,
the prizes. excepting, of course,
r1, by Rev. Messrs. Me1)eraild
'Aale7. A etttng.and pteaatng
,g the preaentathln of an sa-
dists -to Mr. Laurisnn, from the clans.
nicely rend,by Miss Helen Garrow.
and graretn Iy ackuowktslt.sI by the
reelplent.
I)uring the e ning minden] num-
w Iron ' t by sibs Cob
borne fowl Minn Ayer. one of the
violin, and a violin solo by Mrs.
Miller, and .bort and aultebte ad-
dressee were elven by Dr. allow on
health hints. Mr. A. Mannfters, as a
member of the trustee board. aR olds
time song by Rev. It. 1). Moyer, and
omitting ob*ervatlons by Mergers. James,
Mitchell and Truatee It. R. gallows.
Tho long and falthfnl services of the
prinelpal, Mls. armen. and Ow
equally devoted efforts of her assl.t-
ants were more than once des'rvedly
n knowlwlgrr1 during the evening:
Thi* evening added one more to the
1)1.117' hater nn•niotn... which will fur
years to coin. ls•Inng to the history of
r;nslerieh's "goo al old Central u•1a.d." i
LOCAL TOPICS iN BRIEF. I
Remember the Bazaar to be held by the
LADIES' AID of
NORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 27T
in the Masonic Temple.
Homemade baking, candies : iron:, f t
etc., will be on sale from 2 to 6 o'clock p.m. Af-
ternoon tea will be served: -hot biscuits while you
wait. Be sure' to procure a supply of Christmas
presents on this occasion. Remember the date,
November 27th, and the place, Masonic Temple.
kr
W ; T t CT HOCKEY?
the Editor. -4. Allow me a Villa
ee In your value e paper to say a
few words that may plied to those
In (:(alerleh who are crest»d Io or-
ganized sports. Nearl et•ry town
the slue of Goderich has `an Aniatear
Athletic Association that \sols•r.imes
and organizes. sports thron ant ria
year. With tills end in view ;Icy not
get started by calling a puIlln meet-
ing and electing committees to look
after hoe•kev, baseball, basket -141i pd
lacrosse. Now is the time to.tw• thin
fug of an (I.H.A tenni and s gtnwl 11
town league from which to ,It••tw mat-
erial for next year. Goderfch has jinn
as pool material as it e•ee'r had, bet
It ueldn a live organization M eurour-
age the boys and sec that they are
given ever; opp,rtuiiItv to develop.
I(urely then• 1s .owe person. or organ-
isation, in town that will star: th) tall
rolling by donatiug'n cup fon toe win-
ner of • town hockey Maine. The
asnfeetatlon .honld be toruesl right
away and for terma lined rap before
the ire come... No town support- claw■
sports better than Goderich. ..n why
n ot please everybody and get mined?
AN OLD 11t1Y.
(Editors. Not.. -We trust that some
action will be taken in the direction
Indk•ated by our correspondent. :+port.
in Goderleh have suffered for a good
wary years from lack of timely or-
ganization. Usually nothing Is done
until Die season has actually °pealed. .
and the .eaw,n is nearly at an end
before the baseball stilt), or the hockey
club, as the case may be, gets into geed
Waspy. Who will take the Initiative
in bringiug about a Netter organise--
1
Interest taken in the life of the
town. by-furmer_res dent itet..aa. "An
Old Roy," who is now living in one 1
the eitlea but never forgets his sit
born town.)
lows, Ambrose Colborne, Lyon-Crew.
STRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF
Use undersigned, on w about November 1st,
•pp yearlong steer. Owner 'my bore same on
CURRKpprr°perly end paying expenses. GEO. D.
Y. R. R. No.3. Auburn
Wanted
+crtaae:rm;�'taer3
We are still in the market for Potatoes and
will be shipping the coming ,week. _
►6ro11
Priest quoted oft --request. request.
or A Home
TO acquire a home of your
own, depends upon your
earnestness and determination
-to spend less than you earn.
Open a Savings Account with
-this Bank and start at once'on
the road to becoming your
own landlert.
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Stanch F. Wookomb, Manager
CRAIGIE'S
Assuraacea•i Real Estate
FARM TO RENT.
OR sere* of good land with first-
cla.. buildings situated In Hod -
prink township Just across the
track, on the Huron road. Thlt
.til 'm will be rented fee ooe
year.
."Villa Pietas," 2 story brick,
fully modern, with fireplace, 7
rooms. large lot, nitrated on
the south side of Pluton street.
This le ono of the most modern
homes In town. 1lnmedlate
possession.
11,4 story frame house with
A rooms, electric light end
water, toll lot with orchard.
lilhuted on the west nide of
Ca merlin at reed
isveshrewt Neesrltles
Victory Roads bought and hold.
Province .t Ontario Anda, dee
lnite 16. 1900. pdee $100, to
yield r1 per Yat.
JAMES LIOYD & SON
Phone 201 �., Goderich
POULTRY WANTED a�
3000 Chickens
2000 Hens Weekly
500 Ducks TOmi
tem[
tom. Top prices will be paid by us for all kin:is 'If
poultry taken at Clinton every day and at I:- )Liles•
ville every Wednesday morning. We pair three
cents per lb. more for prop(srly fattened, n;lk-'.gid
Chickens. ._
Gunn Langlois & Co. Ltd., Clinton, On!.
N. W. Trewartha, Local Manager.
Starr Phonographs and Gennett Star '..ms^weae-^e
Records for sale at Blackstone's ice tarsa7ertr t0l
..
Cream Parlors, Nest street.
PERSONAL MENTION.•
Tnrontn
Mrs. J. E. Ford and Miss Jessie
Ford are visiting at Windsor for a few
day..
Mint Edythe 1.. John.ton. of Strati
t(tnlNormaj. spent the weekend anti
her cousin. Miss M. Fllainger.
Mira. ('lana Young was rap from
Toronto neer the week -end visiting
her relati7•e. Is town and in ('olbwtno
township.
Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Smith were In
t..wn u° Mou(hty -sir TRW.. To
hemp *t Fort William after a t l*h to
Mee 1(miilea Mother, ArL ._r.._ i7
e rd,, at Dungannon.
At Vletoria *hoot.
An interesting program was carried
out at Victoria school on Friday event
lug. when Mr Victor innrd.stun present --
ed the gold medal which he glv... an-
'Melly for the tontine 'who'd studeent,
1.king the highest marks at the high !
aelvw,l enrranee examination In God -
rich This year Mho. Jean ('hepensn,
a pupil of Victoria school. was the ;
winner of the medal, and *he received.
the r.,veterl prize from the h tolls of
the motor in the. prrwence of ft" itlltM/re
Ing of pupils, teachers, trilateral, par-
OWN
arelle* of the ehlldren, And other.. Mr. f-
ianriston alai gave an address rnrula-
Is•Pltt of hl. school days In (,stench
which was herd with great Interest
and Appreciation.
Mr it. R. Bellows occupied the
chair, ami addressee in addition t0
that of Mr. 1.ur1*tnu. were given by
Rev. J. F. McCauley,, Rev. .1. F. Rey -
craft, Rev..R.'C. Menernlhi. Fir. Thom-
as Gundry, 0t the *shoot trustee board,'
PMawlpal Hame rat" the Collegiate
'mitt -Into. and Me*ar*. W. i1. Robert.;
ton and W. F. Nattrl.
lir. ifam. presented the diplomas
to the tpvvw.f,il entrafew eandldatea
of this year, rho Hat 1. -Ing as tollAws:
lass Chapman. Joan Winter, Adelaide
tiara, Mnrgnerlte Mulholland. Mary
McLean, Violet Thompson, (JIAdpS
MARRiED.
MCCULLOUGH - SCOGGINS. - At Victoria
street Meihodi.t church, Ooderich, on Wed.
needs . November 17. at 2 o'clock rt.. bF
Rev J. F, Remelt, Evelyn Laura Sreggjpp(
of Gorrerieh t•.wn.hip, to C.NhId MaQlle
lough, aim of Gaffer ich township
IN MEMORIAM. •
YOUNG, -In memory of Gordon Ynang. VIM
died at Viceroy =ask., awn yr rs ass. _
Two year. have passe 1 .ince that •iol day .
Cod (ailed the one we loved away, t
R'elove him. ,e.. we love Alin OM.
to
* As years roll on we 11 love him still.
h vas hard to hair you.K;ordon dear.
Rut God, whoknnweth hest.
•
jleld:vale his lover; arms 101 said.
Come unto hie and rest.
A W. Yount, and Family
.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Steer Strayed -Gee. D. Cares. R. R. we. 11,
Auburn .... . . 1
Mesh! Wanted 1' o Rot 42L... . .:1
Aetwittn- Dominion Government .. A
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