Exeter Times, 1905-08-31, Page 8THE EXETER TIMES, AUGUST 31st 1905
They are the latest
WE ARE READY with a. complete new stock of Fall
Rain Coats, for quality, style and actual value, we
(tont think it will be possible to beat our showing. Here is
a brief (1('s'.:riptiou of a few of our many styles.
$S.00 for a ladies' mid grey Cravene•te Coat, new sleeve, small rip-
ple capes, belted: at back, a good one.
$5.75 for lovely dark grey, pin stripe, Cravenette coat, made with
coat collar and full belt, this is a great leader.
$6,5o for a very nice stripe Cravenette Coat, stowell collar, full
belt, comes grey or fawn, very stylish.
$7.00 for our new dark grey Cravenette Coat, pleated skirt, very
full, suitable'for full stout figure. This coat will fit any
full figure.
$7.00 for a dark grey Rain Coat made from heavy venetian cloth
good for rain, good for cold. Its a seller.
$10.00 for the wettest range of Ladies' Coats that you'll see in
Exeter.
Yes we have a big range of Men's Rain Coats, in
pendable dualities and up-to-date styles.
Oh yes. we are the people %elto are after your butter and eggs,
and the other fellows are utter us, Who will win?
J. A. ST.iEWAET
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The copy for changes must he lefl
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TO ADVERTISERS.
We have just received a
line of the prettiest China
ever manufactured. All hand
painted and prettily decorat-
ed with gold.
1f it is China
YOU WANT
Our Stock is sure to please
you.. Come in and sec for
yourself,
S. Fitton,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
News of New
SUITINGS
Many have already arrived
More may be here any hour,
maybe by the time you read
this.
All the colors and materials
and shades and weights that
are going to be fashionable
this season will be shown you
any time you wish to see
them.
W. W. Taman
Merchant Tailor.
FOR 0VFRSIXTl' 1 KA KS
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Wins! w'
o s Soothing Syrup ray ban been need for
over stxtp ears by millions of mothers for their
children while teething. with perfect eucoosa
it roothee the child. softens the gum.. allays all
pain, cures wind colic. and is the best remedy
for 1►larrhcea. it ie pleasant to the taste. Sold
by drura;tets In every part. of tbo w fid. ffi
cent.. a bottle. 1G value is incalculable. Ho
sure and take Airs WVlnelow'e Soothing
Dyrupand ask for no other kind.
no a r aft ues ay noon. asua
advestisementy accepted up to noon
Wednesday of each week.
THURSDAY. Ai'GUST 31st, 10115
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LOCALS
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School opens next Tuesday.
Sec Maras, London u.l. on pa.go 4.
four.
Dr. Malloy spent lam Sunday at
the Bend .
Mrs. E. Follick is home from
Grand Bend.
Get your school supplies at Brown-
ings Dru; Store.
Miss Annie McAnclt left Tuesday
to visit friends in Toronto.
Mr. W. \V. Taman spent last week
residue friends at the Bend.
Lawn mowers sharpened on short-
est notice at D. Bartleib's. Exeter.
Rev. W. Ir. Graham. of Godc%rich,
weir the guest of Mrs. John White
last week .
Quarterly services will ioc held in
the Main street Methodist 'church
next Stobaath.
The Presbyterian church choir held
their annual picnic at Grand Bend.
Tuesday.
Alias A►nv Johns returned from her
trip to Winnipeg and Regina Mon -
(day evening.
Miss Myrtle ltawkshaw•. of London,
is visiting hergrandfather. Mr. John
liawkshaw.
Mr. and lira. J. A. Stewart end
Miss Kathleen arc secretin; the week
in Toronto.
For Bale. -Residence of Mrs. G.
Kemp, on Andrew st. for particulars
apply to owner.
Mr. and Mrs. lliiborn, of Paris,
were the eucsts of Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Ford this %reek.
Miss Ethel
spender; her
t uree(1 home
Mrs. Fred
visite); eclat
t urn<•.t i1 )11,0
Dow who has occn
vacation in Detroit ro•
Saturday.
Collins, who has occn
ivies in Manitoba, re -
Monday .
Mara, the London dry roods
merchant oalls attention to the peo-
ple et Exeter and rurroundin;
country to his nlvort iscmcnt on
pa.;e 4.
Mr. and Mre. G. E. Anderson ]eft
Tut -ed.') for St. Catharines, to
attend the meotin; of the High
Court of the 1. 0. 0. 1•'. acin; held in
tb:tt city .
Mrs. French and daughter North
of Toronto, who hove .wen visiting
Mrs. E. A. Folkick in town and at
Grand Bend returned home on Sat-
urday last.
DR. OVENS. London, Burgeon,
EYE. EAR, NOSE and THttOAT.Fits
Glasses properly. Office, Commer•
tial Hotel. Exeter,. Next visit Sat-
urday, September 23rd.
itev. \V. M. Martin and Mrs. Mar-
tin, who have ben Visi1111 at Hc-
;i,ta, N. W. T., will return home this
week. Mr. el min. will occupy his
pulpit in the Preebytorean rinlreh
next Sabha th.
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witch This Space llvcry Week. _ - - _ -:•
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I will make Gray Hair its natural color 3
1 and cause lair growth.
75c per Large Bottle is the price.
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Enjoyme Vegetable Hair Restorer
Purity Mfg. Co., Exeter, Ont.
Mr. and Mee. Harry Iluckinshent
spent 1:INI week welt friends iq Clin-
ton.
John Wood shipped •two oat -loads
of mule to the Eurtisla markets last
rrr�:' k.
tlie
Miss Edith &faders left '1'ne,.lay to
at 14 ii I 1 he lullLiiery (-petit:.s in 'fur.
01110.
Miss Laura Gre etry. of Toledo, i:;
visiting with 1. r father. Mr. 'Whom.
t; re tory.
Mrs. J. 1). Atkinson spent a few
(lays last week renew ill.t old acquain-
tances in Clinton.
Mess Ew•1 Godwin Iris secured :.
class in music in Sarnia and will re-
main 'there far some t 11110.
LOOK AT YOUR LABE[, AND SEE
I1' YOU ARE IN A11I1EAItS, AND
BEND US THE AMOUNT.
Mr. .and Mrs. Idat•ris and family.
of London, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Jackson Sunday.
On account of the opening of the
schools a litres, nuns r of people are
returning from the (lend.
Wanted - At ooce a house keep-
er on farm. middle aged person pre-
ferred. Apply at Times Office.
The purest spices for picklin:;, also
corks of 111 sizes. sold ny C. Lutz,
Central D.ru; Store, Exeter.
For Sale. -!louse and two lots for
sato on Victoria tercet, west, for fur-
ther particulars apply to John Hind.
Hes. Godwin. setae an iitcrestin;
talk on his recent trip, to the mem-
'acre of the Epworth Lot;uo Monday
cveni n e.
Do not miss the .great Canadian
National Exhibition at Toronto this
year. Specially low rates via Grana
Trunk.
Mr's. lticilot•,I Welsh and ,tu•r,
' d auelatcrs of Kalarnozoo. are spend-
ine a few days the guest eta of Mrs.
W. G. Bissett..
Rev. Goin; of .the James street
Methodist church assisted Itea. God-
win with the .services at Sexstnith
Sunday last.
Mr. J. W. Broderick, of Goderich,
was in Exeter last week •renewing
acquaintances. Ile also spent a day
at the Bend.
Mr. 011(1 Mrs. E. Christie and E.
Christie Jr., attended (rte wedding
of Hiss Mary McEwan, liensall, on
Wednesday.
Canadian National Exhibition will
be held in Toronto August 28th to
Sept. 9th.'. See Grand Trunk advt.
fon special rales.
Mies Jean Carlin;, of Clinton, who
has been spending .the past two
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. E. Chris -
die hes returned hone.
Lost. -Between Grand Bend and
Exeter on Friday. August 25, light
overcoat. Finder please leave at W.
C. 11uston's Furniture House.
T. I1. MlcCullun► and family, rho
hare been spending the summer at
their cottage "fine Croft Villa" re-
turned home 'Monday.
London and Sea forth 1%111 send
quoit chaos to Exeter Monday (La-
'aor Day) to (try conclusions with our
throwers of the .disCUss .
Mr. Al Hastiness left Monday
morning for Crosahill where he will
visit a few days. Itis date -tiller
Lulu, %rite spent .the summer there
will return with him.
1). Urquhart, the Hensel! Miller
and ;rain auyor has opened up the
ouildiu; at the market for the pur•
chase of ;rain. David Mack is his
mana;or born .
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the mon-
ey If it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on eaoh box. 25o.
Dr. Rollins ieturncd Friday last
from Battle Creek, where for the
past six weeks lie has deet1 i 1(endiu e
the Sanitarium, ilk 11o1.cs of curing
the rheumatism he has ,leen truuolc.1
with for .some time.
Notice.-Ilaviii , purchased (lie
Exeter Evaporator, I intend running
the 'rime this season and will 'oq in
a position to pay fanners and oth-
ers the hizhest price for apples, -\W.
11. Levet t.
Mrs. Jno. Sanders and -dauzhter
Emma, and niece, Miss May Lindsay
Tett for their Lorne in \Vineipee on
Thursday of last week. Mrs. Sandcrt
lets 1)01.11 in Ontario for two years.
the others on a two weeks. trip.
Mrs. Geo. SouthcotI, who has been
summering nt Grand (lend, spent a
few days of last week willi her sis-
ter. \Irs. T. R. Carlin z, lc:avin4 on
Saturday for Chatham where she
will visit a short time with Mrs. W.
E. Gundy.
Itev. W. Genesi;t end family tr-
turucd from their vacation Friday
evetene Mgt. While away Goy vis-
ited Kin_svill.e, where Ihrco of the
children rctmincd, also Dot roit,
S rlti:t and several places in Wises -m-
ein. !loth Mr. end Mrs. Godwin
t heron zbly enjoyed their long 1 rip.
While Miss 1
'earl r.99 iCin jv1
IIe
she sustained a fracture of 1110 left
'ria. Sie was playinz with other
children and when .winging on n
door hist the ►nistortunc to fall, the
fracture 'acing the result. She is lo-
in; nicely however.
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Market ltepor1.-The following is
the report of Exeter market!, cor-
rected .ee a.. Au gust 3Is;.
Wass 60 to 65 cents per bushel.
Feed Flour, $1.25 per owl.
Wheat, 70c ld 75c per bushel.
Ii trlcy, 85 to 3R cents a1 aus101.
shorts, 1f19 ped' ton
t'tinily flour, • 2.50 per ewt.
!fay, *6 per ton.
Bran, $14 per ton.
Oats, 27 to 2R cents per ouslw•I.
Hors. lire weight, $6.50 ler cwt.
Hoze drestted, $8.50 10.1 ew-I.
11014"r. 20 cents f.• r pound.
Ergs. ler. per dozen.
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CA.ISTOIT. TAle .
Bun t1. Pi Yes Hoe glean Bou H
Bianatrar.
of
See our Big Display of
NEW DRESS GOODS
WOMENS
RAIN
COATS
LADIES
CLOTH
SKIRTS
FANCY
COTTON
HOSE
MEN'S
TWEED
CAPS
BOYS'
ALL=WOOL
SWEATERS
A few Special Prices to clear out
balance of goods mentioned below
Made of good Cravenette in dark
grey, good style, only 4 left to sell.
regular price $5.00
to clear, price, $3.95
of all wool Cheviot, nicely trimmed
made in newest style.
regular price $5 00
to clear, price $3.75
About 5 doz. ladies Fancy Cotton
Hose with lace stripe, warranted best dye.
regular price 25 cents.
to clear, price 19c pr.
4 doz. Men's Tweed Caps, all new
shapes colors dark green and brown mixtures
� r
regular price 50 cents
to clear, price 28 cts
In Fancy Assorted Colors, blues
and reds, honey comb knit patterns.
regular price 85 cents
to clear, price, 69 cts
SNE I & IOW
Mrs. Win. Snell. is visit in.? friends
in Ihtneeton.
Rev. Dr. Medd, of Ilensali, was in
town Tuesday.
W. 0. Bissott was in London Tues-
day on 'Jusiness.
Mr. Offa McPherson spent the past
week vat Farquhar.
Mr. T. Prior in spending this week
with friends in London.
Mr. A. Case, of Denfield, spent(
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Case .
Miss Emma L. ,Martine has re-
turned hone! after visiting friends
at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Airs. Fisher and dauzhter Viney
left Tuesday for Toronto and fIam-
ilton where they will visii friends.
Mr. Sam. ,Martin and Frank Gill
aro ai•ten<tine the skeet in; of t he
Grand Lodge 1. 0. 0. F. at St. Cath -
trines ales weak.
There will '0e a baseball ,game' next
Monday morns; at the .recrea t ion
;rounds aetwecn teams from the east
and west hicks of Main street.
Mrs. W. J. Beeman and son Clyde
who have 'peen visjttin; Mrs. Hea-•
tnan's mother in Faro, N. D., re-
turned haeme Monday (venin..
Mr. Clifford Spackman has re-
turned home after visiting relatives
in Watertown, N. Y., He alto visite.'
in Iluffalo and other Cities in the
atatc
Those w-1►o arose early Wednesday
morning were ena•.11ed to sec the ecli-
use of the sun through a smoked
or colored z!(ass. The eclipse could
,to easily discerned.
Sick headache result % from a dis-
ordered condition o file stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver T:.blets. For
sale in Exeter by W. S. Horsey.
Gcor;e Manson is this week mor-
ia; his stock of ;Dods to )tis new
store in 1•'unsen .,lock, %% bore ha ex-
pects to open on Sept. L Mr. Man-
son will have :u1 up-to-date lino of
goods.
Mr. and Mrs. John (toss, of Ed.
iwtrton. Alberto,. who have teen re•
nemittr :IC.ftkli►it:II1CeV ill /311(1 11-
rouud Exeter, returnee! to their elite
Tuesday. M iss l.ot 1 ie left "Friday
to visit frit -fads in Luoan joining bar
parents on Tuesday.
A party of London Automooilists
Marvel from London Sunday (0 lake
a spin to Clinton, out before reach -
in; Exeter i )s y lied three '.ireak-
(10wne. For three Lours the chauf-
feur et I:ueeled 11.11 h the mnchinery,
and finally had to coil ire tho 1crvices
of Connor Itroe of this place. The
tarty returned to London without
co►nplctin; 1)1e trip.
The F'xecer I'uo)ic school and IlizIi
school department will open for the
full term. Tuesday. Scptetnoer 5111,
with a Iarse enro!Jment of students
for The fish school and commercial
department. The Exeter school has
attained n hiz). standard in the
fto%iut•0 ,the recent results of the
examin1lioter stot%inz :1 !gree per -
cent a ;e of successful candidates ,
The flower show under the aus-
pices of Ili( W0111(11'. i0stitute will
oe given in the Over, House Thurs-
day 81141 Friday of this week and
promises t.e 'oe one of unusual' inter -
ere. Besides flowers there will 00 a
collection of rare and antique relics,
source of which ore several hutvlrcd
years old. No pains 4.ai11.1 MVP '00011
'pill -e(1 to make this a plea sin z en-
tcrto.inmcnt, and the indite should
ne 0000010zc4 in 41/18, their first
flower festival.
Mrs. Wood (nee Mies lhIbe Hilil
wen lies been viaitin; friends in
town durinz the fast week. returned
to Detroit Wednesday ntornin;. On
Friday cvenin; • her young lady
f► icnds met with her at tho home of
Mts. W, U. Yoe and in the courses of
tine evening prvsente(1 her with a
-Handkerchief slower", under e
wreath of white aster.. She was
also presented with other presents
suitable ,to the orenaion. Refresh-
ments were served and a very en -
j' yablc cvenin; spent.
EXETER COUNCIL
Counoil met as per adjournment in
the Town Anil! on Wednesday, Au;.
23rd. 1905. The menepore ell present.
Minutes of nicotine field August 11th
read and approved .
Communications read. Re -Annual
nkectin; of the Ontario Municipal
Association Aug.. 30 and 31, at the
City Hall, Toronto. Fire Under-
writers Association, report .of • test
taken April 19th. 1905. Report. filed.
A petition front .ratepayers 011 1110
oast silo of Main street askin; for a
;ranolithic walk groin n point near
Victoria :tercet thence north to the
Aux S.tble river bride. Per J. Muir
seconded by 1. Armstrong the prnyor
of the petition be ;ranted aitd 0 By-
law be prepared, end that the Clerk
be instructed to ,ask for tenders for
the construction of ,the frame. Ten-
ders to be landed to the Clerk ny
12 o'clock noon on 'Friday Sept. 8th,
1905. --Carried.
J. Wood -J. Muir -That the 23rd
day of September, 1905, ae and is
hereby named as she date for taking
the vote of 4110 ratepayers upon- the
jslectric Light By-luw.-Carried
W. H. Levett-J. Weed -Adjourn
do oall of I1novc.
A meeting of the Cowtcil ()ailed by
the Reeve on August 26th, 1905. held
in the Town Hall. Mcnerers all pre-
sent. The minutes of the ttteetin;
held on the 23rd wore duly, read and
approved.
W. 11. Levott-J. Wood -The fol-
lowing Deputy Iteturning Officers
aro hereby appointed. the Clerk to
bo '(ho returning Officer: Polling
subdivision No. 1, A. E. Fuko ; Pol-
lee( subdivision No. 2. W. 1). Weekes:
I'ol}in; subdivision No. .3. Alex 0.
Dyer ; Pollan; subd,ivi:.ion No. 4, Jos.
I).tvis.-CarClete
The following eccounte were passel
and orders drawn on the Treasurer
for the same .
The Canadian Contract Review, ad-
vert4semcnt re ;runolithie pavement
$3.40; 11. Spackman, ;as pipe and
hardware fur the cemetery, $29.95;
Il. Spackman, hardwarro and oil ac.,
$10.98; J. Sutton, tercet rretorin;
se.. e25.(10: .Walter \Vestcott, Isaor,
$2.12; ltd. Davis, lanor, $2.50; John
Feld. fart salary to Aug. lsf, $27.00:
\\-m. Kuntz, booth provincial elec-
tion. $1.00. Amount in; Ic $101!05
on motion of J. Muir, seconded by J.
Wood. -Passed,
J. Muir -J. Wood-adjaur;t until
*y1)1,41110' r et h.
J. S,EN1011, Clerk.
ANNIVEItSAIti' SERRViCES •
The Anniversary and Harvest
Thankseivin; cervices of the Trivitt
\1cmori 11 church %rill he held next
Sunday. The preacher at .xltlt morn•
in; .nd evening rcrvices will r►o 1 h
Rev. Jan1VA T1lompson, I. A., of 1n-
zersull. The music will oe under
the direction of Mr. Lloyd Jones, of
Mitchell. A special collection %rill
oe taken on lx'luali' of church expen-
se... A tory hearty incitation is ex-
tended to all .to at t(•nd.
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RAND TRUNK
Railway System
Canadian National Exhibition
Toronto.
August 28th to Sept. 9t11
83.95 11IOM EXETER
Going Aug. 'Lith to Sept. 9111.
Going Aug, : th, 31s1, Sept. 2nd, 11th
and 8th.
All Tickets valid ret turning until Sept.
12th, 1105.
Farm Laborers Excursion
$12 to pointe in Manitoba end Assini-
hoia,good going from Exeter Sept.2nd
For tickets, illustrated literature and
toll information, call on
J. J. KNIGHT,
Depot ticket agent, Exeter.
.1. D. McDO s AL1)
District passenger agent, Toronto.
Thc Latcst In Dias.
Plain cloth Dress Goods are one of th
this Fall. We have all the New Cloths.
Venetians in Black and Colored
Chiffon Broadcloth in Black and Colored..
Plain Broadcloth in Black and Colored ....
Henrietta in Black and Colored
Tweeds will also be popu
A nice heavy mixed Tweed in all shades ....
One of the best in Greys, Blues and Blacks. ,
Astora She
We are the sole sellers in and around E
Great and Only "American" Astora Shoes.
best shoes ever shown in Exeter and are g
every way to be the best fitters.most stylish al
ing shoes on the market. The Gun Metal
and Pat Colt Blutcher are the two leaders 1
try a pair.
'Highest price paid for all kinds of Farm T
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SPECIAL SALE OF
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W. C. HUS?
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You'II Have St1
To show for your years of a$. -
part of your earnings now -as mut
spare. You may need it at some
might as well save it anyway. le i
ter you once make a start in the rii,
$1 is sufficient to start an account wi
to which you can add to when
sized amounts, and withdraw all
without any delay, and which es
the highest current rates, which
Andrpa! FOUR times a year, without it being necessary to g.
ormality of presenting your pass book.
You never realize the value of having a savings bank acro
have pressing need for money. Make the resolution NOW and 1
right road to comfort and prosperity by opening an account with
We have the hest facilities for transacting all kinds of Banking
The Sovereign Bank of Canalis
Head Office, Toronto. Chief Executive OBI l
47 Branches in Canada, including the following in Hut
Exeter, Credlton, Dashwood, Zurich, Hensel) an
JOSEPH SNELL, Manager of Exeter, Dashwood and Zuri
RECENT
Soecial Purchai
23c. Bik. Fercaline Lining 39 ins,
for 20e.
20c. Pink. Blue, Green and (trey
Percaline Linings, for 15e.
Fancy Art Mateens, beautiful pat-
terns, new coloring at... l'io.
White Bobinett Curtaining wide
and narrow border and full
at 25 and 3.5c.
1210. Print, heavy quality, 39 ins.
wide, 20 pieces left at 10c.
15e. Turkey Chintz Print, Sts ins
wide, only 2 pieces at... ..,..121c.
23c. Reversible Cretonne, 338 ins.
wide, only 1 piece at. 20c
Sc. Grey Cotton, 33 inches wide,
very clean and fine at.. ..... lic.
121c, Gallatea Shirting. in blue and
white and blue and red stripes
at 10c.
Ac. Flannelettes, striped of pink
grey and blue, at only 7c.
lOc. flannelettes. stripes of pink,
grey and blue. at .sic,
28 inch Heavy imported Flannel.
ettee. Monty 121c.
English Untearable Flannelette,
31 to 32 inches wide, at only . 15e.
Se, Glass Cloth, 11 inches wide,
for 7 c.
35: inch Self Color Sa
pink, blue, cream
all English makes a
12ic. Glass Cloth. in red
speck, 22 inches wi.l.
:etc. Huck Towels, plr
fringed and hemmed
Job Lot Men's Braces n
Elastic Ends, at only
155 pairs Lrtce ('nrtains at
sere, 41.00, $1.25. lee
$7.00 a pair.
25c. Hemp Carpet, 30 int
a green and caniinel
t
See our Ladies' 1'n.let•wef
and winter. Our pri.
from .
$12.00 Dinner Sets for..
33 pieces of white and ere
goods. These are t
goods in plain and fn ,
prices run from 4'►c t.
Evening wear dress goo d
and silk. Prices from ,
Ladies' Silk Collars, all ,1
from
Ladies' s:,ces last the In'
$1.00, $1..3, $2.00,
$3.00 and *113.23.
Don't forget us in Winter Dress Go
Poplestone & Gardi
One door north of Postoftice. Produce taken in exchan;