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DR. R. Ft FARKER
LISTOWEL., ONT.
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JAS ANDERSON,
JNO. SUTHERLAND fie SONS' VETERINARY SI/RGEOIV,
LIMITED dueooasor to hf, H. Moore, 01110e at Ander.
sou Bros. Livery etable, Brussels, Telephone
No. 29,
AUCTIONEERS,
1..l41 8. SCOTT AB AN AUOTION-
• nun, will yell for better prices, to
bettor men, In lees time and loss charges
than any other Auotloneet in Nast Huron or
he won't charge anything, Caton end orders.
can always be arranged at Me o191oe or 1,1
p ereunal application.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
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7. • Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, deo, Office -Stewarts Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
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ALLAN
DR. T. T, M'RAE
deitholor of Medicine, university of Toronto
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Pio,
Selene end Surgeons, Ont. • Poet.graduate
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100 Blear street Rust, Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
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pertinent New General Hospital. Toronto ;
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tan • late Senior Resident Surgeon Moss, Eye
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ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London (Eng), New York mud Chicago Hos-
pitals. Special attention todlnoes° of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
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MAUDE 0, BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal crudest° Department of Opphthal-
8018gy, eloCormiok medical College, Chicago,
ill., is prepared to test eyes and fit glae080 at
her office over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of every
week. OBlee hours 1to 0.p. m. Forenoons
by appointment. Phone 1219.
T. R. BENNETT .
Will give better entiefnctionto both buyer and
;miler than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what to reasonable. Sale, conducted
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GUELPH Winter Fair will be held at
Guelph from Dec. 9th to t2th,
Now is the time to renew for next
year and take advantage ot our Club
hingRates. With most of the papers
quoted in our list on another page the
balance of 1913 will be given free.
A young theologian named Fiddle
Refused to accept his degree.
'For," said he. "itis enough to be Fiddle
"Without being Fiddle, D. D."
Hilton hunter, whose home is in
Brussels, but who has been connected
with • the printing a bu iness fur over
P
fifteen years in offices of Canada and
the States has taken a position with
the commercial department of the
Listowel Banner Publishing company.
Harry Johnston, brakeman on the
train running from Palmerston to Kin.
cardiae, has been very ill with typhoid
fever. Mr. Johnston is a brother of
Mrs. Allen Atkinson, of Palmerston
His many friends are greatly interested
in him, and are looking for an early
recovery.
THE Mirror (Alta.) Journal speaks of
a former Brusselite a follows ;-W. J.
Good, editor of this Journal is taking a
well earned vacation at his home in
Saskatoon. "Willie" will be away a-
bout two weeks and it the subscribers
survive the issuesduring that period it
will be up to its standard upon his re-
turn,
MORNING ADVERTISER. -The London
Advertiser, a Liberal evening paper,
which celebrated its fiftieth anniversary
last month, has announced editorially
that it will publish a morning edition.
The Morning Advertiser will, it is ex-
pected, make its first appearance early
in January of the new year.
A MILD WINTER.- The ,oldest in-
habitant predicts a mild Winter, and
gives as a reason for the faith that is in
him, the failure of the nut crop.
"Nature invariably, he adds, "bounti-
fully supplies the want&of the squirrel
tribe, and be like !Muer just as the
wind is tempered to the shorn lamb.
It certainly made a good bogitding,.
but time alone will tell whether the
"nut" idea, the "goose boo" talk, or
the muskrats failure t0 build have any-
thing in them,
WOMEN's INSTITUTE, -'file next meet
9115 ot Brosaobs Women's Institute will
be held on Monday, 24th inst., at 2
o'clock, in the audience room of the
Public Library., Miss E. Robson, of
Ilderton, will address the meeting on
one of the followigg to ics -'Ben
Keeping out the Farm ''P "PoullttV out
the Farm ;" "Economieproblems of the
country girl ;" "Literature and Life."
She will also give an address at the
Farmers' Institute Ineetiug in the even-
ing
vening in the 'Town Hall.
HARRY DINNING Is DEAD,- Neat,
dapper, honest, thoughttul, generous -
dila is a personal description of a young
memo
r Hehad
t
is SOW 15111 a y
man who
a fluency P
of speech h an
d a humorous
way of expressing himself and many 013
his sayings are treasured by his friends
as epigrammatic g
i manic :ams.
Henu
mbored
his companions among all classes of
people and took pleasure in conversing
with them, He was always beat in
personal appeearance animated in con-
versatiol, generous to his ft•iends and
devoted to his sister, With Wborn he
lived, His life story is soon told. He
died in the same ,town where he Was
born -Kincardine. He was edecated in
our schools, was a teacher its Hgrop
'I p „ then telegrapb operator on the
G 'I°. R. and for 25 years a member 00
the hallway mail service, He was q)+
Ways strohglau:robust Until A yakre ago
when he began; to,,show Signs of 111 -
health, Pernicious specials Was tile
cause ot his death,
K1001NET11) CAMLxON realized this year
from ins orchard a harvestofpractically
68o barrels of apples, Of these, about
8o per cent were first class. The entire
pack was purchased by 1. G. Anderson
of Lucknow. The seller is A brother to •
J. 11. Cameron, formerly of town.
1rA109 AGENT,—The local !Mice have
received word of a men supposed to be
working in Western Ontario taking
subscriptions for the Ladies' World
and People's Horne Journal of New
York City, without authority from
tate company, People are asked to be
aware of any such person.
THE Ray. IRI R limo r914 AL-
MANAC. -The Rev, Irl R. Hicks 1914
Almanac is now ready and will be mail
ed prepaid for only 39c Professor
Hicks' fine Magazine, Word and Works,
for oue year, RIO a copy of this Al-
manac for only one dollar, This plain
n
lesso c o astronomy n trono h and the correct
forecasts of storms, drouths, blizzards
and tornadoes makes these publications
a necessity in every home in America,
Send to Word and Works Publishing
Company, 3401 Franklin Avenue St,
Louis, Mo,
EAST HURON FARMERS' INSTITUTE,
Me regular meetings for the dis,
cession of subjects of interest to
the farming community will be
held at Brussels on Monday, Nov,
24th and at Corrie 'Tuesday 05th inst.
Addresses are expected from Gavin
Barbour, Crosshill, and L. D. Harkin -
son, of Aylmer. Miss E. Robson, of
'Merton, will attend the Womeu's
Institutes and will be one of the' speak-
ers at the evening meetings when a
program of music will also be presented.
Meetings will open at 2 and 7.30 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody.
' GOLDEN WEDDING.- In the Sheldon
Progress, of November 9191, appears an
account of the Golden Wedding of W.
C. and Mrs. Smith, once residents of
Seaforth, and no doubt still remember-
ed by the Alder residents. Mr. Smith
went to Seaforth. in 98.95 being 16 years
of age at the time. Mrs. Smith was
born in Seaforth being the eldest
daughter of Robert McLean, a prom'.
nent farmer living near that town
Mr. and Mrs. Smith went to North
Dakota in 1881 and settled on a home.
stead there, where they remained until
1891 when they and their family moved
into Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
were married on the 3ot1 of October
1863 and were blessed with a large
family, 3 daughters and 3 sons being at
their Golden Wedding. Mr. Smith is
aSco tchman and was the founder and
first elder of the Presbyterian church in
Sheldon. They were the recipients of
many golden presents and acquaintances
of the old couple sent congratulations.
Mrs. Archibald, Egmondville, is a
sister of Mr. Smith and Robert, Hul.
lett, and Alexander, of Brussels, are
brothers. We extend congratulations.
Helps Mon To Work Hard.
That's what Ferrozoue does ; it
supplies the additional strength that
enables a man to' maintain health
tinder difficulties. "Last spring I was
so completely fagged oat I could not
work" writes J. W. McNichol of Turn=
bull, Man. "In the morning I was
tired -limbs ached all over. Had no
appetite, was sleepless, nervous and
unhappy. Ferrozone put new life in-
to ale. Now I eat heartily, nerves are
strong, I sleep well. I know the joy
of health."
It's by supplying
nolah-
lt ientand good biord that Ferr
zone
builds up ; try it -60c per box at all
dealers.
Ooderich
Mrs. I. B. Wallwin, of Torun to,
was a visitor in town.
A commercial night school has
been opened in the rooms over Dun-
lop's Drug Stove.
Voting on the By-law to guarantee
the bonds of American Road Machine
Co. takes place on the. 29111.
The Ladies' Aid of Victoria street
Methodist church agreed unanimously
to install electric lights in the parson-
age.
C. III. Thompson, who for the `past
3,months hats been a member of the
pest office stall' here, has received an
appointment, as railway nail clerk.
Clothesline thieves are abroad in
our town. The reel that does duty
at the home of the editor of the
air of pp
Signal as visited and nine
hosiery stole,,, two pairs belonging to
the editor himself.
Mrs, A. E. Bradwin and children
arrived in town a few clays ago and
the editor of the Signal is once 1)10)40
n
,
hapPYt){n.
item. Theyhave
taken F. J
Pridham's'fortnes' home on Newgate
street and are now busy getting
settled.
Clinton
Many citizens of Clinton and farm-
ers nearby town are complaining that
many of their chickens are being
stolen.
Art a result of a motion passed at
Clinton Council, the Conseil Chamber
in. Clinton will be kept heated an
be re Ude comfortable clueing the cold
months for the acnoornodation of far-
met:4' wives and daughters while in
town shopping.
Rev. 0. 199. Jenkins, who has been
Rector of St. Paul's chnteh for the
Cast two years, ltn mmifietl that he
had decided to accept the Bishop's in-
vitation to go to St. Jude's church,
Brantford, Mid will leave Clinton
about the end of December.
The Hockey Olub has organized
withfollowing officers :-President,
0. 1+',. Dowding let Vice, Dr. Shaw
211d Vice, G. D. McTaggart; Srd Vice,'
Sec -114 a
a Wm.
W. R Counter
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Jackson n M 1 :Too.
g g ane in Committee, 1 tt I
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Suitet, Carl Diaper, 1)911
J. E. Doherty,
H Twitchell and Ray Rutnbti1.
Coach, I)iclt Tasker.
Clinton Horticultural Society will
he officered oto follows 1 -President, M.
D. 90hoTaggart: 1st Vice, 0, Ii,
David ; 2nr1 Vico, J, Wheatley
Sec.-Treas., T. Cottle. Directors ---
E .Munroe, A. Cudmore, 3. Conning-
ham,
nnning-ham, T. Cottle, 14, W. Watts, Ars. T.
Cottle, Mrs, G. H. David, Mia. D. W.
Fair and Miss Rate Mc 74tggart,
Delegates to Provincial Convention
-Mrs. W Dc Fair, Mr'e. 0. H. David
J. Cunningham and the 'alternatives
M, D, McTaggart and 0, Ii. DeNid,
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EVERYTHING
For Years, Restored To Health
by Lydia E. Pinkhann's Veg.
etable Compound.
Canadian women are continually writ-
ing us such letters as the two following,
which are heartfelt expressions of grati-
tude for restored health:.
Glanford Station, Ont. —"I have ta-
ken Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com-
P;r`na,;, it;,,nrirr•' f,, ;..., pound and never
Will Y.' �f' j found any medicine f to compare with it.
tc"' gIy' I had ulcers and fall-
* ing of womb and
; doctors did me no
good. I suffered
dreadfully for years
until I began taking
your medicine. I al-
so recommend it for
nervousness and in-
digestion. " — Mrs.
HENRY CLARK, Glanford Station. Ont.
Cheoterville, Ont. — " I heard your
medicines highly praised, and ayear ago
I began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian trouble.
" My left side pained me all the time
and just before my periods which were
irregular and painful,it would be worse.
To sit down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and I would be so nervous some-
times that I could not bear to see any
one or hear any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eyes and I was
always constipated.
"I cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, for there are no medicines
like them. I have taken them and I
recommend them to all women. You may
publish this testimonial." - Mrs. STE-
PHEN J. MARTIN, Chesterville, Ontario,
Canada.
Annual meeting of the Huron
County Bee Association was held in
the Council Chamber and was fairly
Well attended. The minutes and re-
ports were read and adopted and the
following officers were elected ;-
President, Isaac Dodds, 01111101
Vice Pres, H. McNaught, Mooerieff,
Sec. Treas., Jacob Habener, Zurich,
Directors -A. McPherson, Exeter ; L.
Beatty, Varna ; Alfred B. 0arr,
Blyth ; Geo. Cottle, Whitechurch ;
Noble W. Forbes, Wal ton • .
Brethauer, Wroxeter ; and 1•I, B.
Brown, Port Albert. FL McNaught,
A. McPherson With H. Livermore,
Clinton, were elected delegates to at-
tend the Ontario Convention at Tor-
onto this month.
Like A Now Disease.
Now to the man who never had torus
IS the pain relieved by Putnam's Corn
Extractor. Old corns and new ones
cured quickly by "Putnam's." Sold
everywhere.
Moncrieff
•o !tl'nnlld hereQ
Quite a number from
were away 1018• u deer hunt
upNorth.North.
A beef ring meeting '
. was het 1n the 6 v
Ring house Tuesday evening Nov.
11th,
Mrs. F. A. Harrison, of West Mont-
rose, is visiting relatives in this vicini-
ty...
A chopping mill is being erected
here by J. Rhein. It will soon be
ready for use,
Miss Lily Har,'ieon bas returned
home fitful an enjoyable visit 'with
friends in Stratford.
We ate glad to hear that Mrs.
Robertson, who has undergone an
operation in Guelph hospital, is able
to.be home again.
Qnite a number attended the At
Home give» under the auspices of the
social committee of the Young
People's Society on Monday evening.
Papers were given on "Hone Life"
by Misses 0. R,nlhwell and M. Rich-
mond, of Union, and Mrs. D. Mc-
Taggart,
c-
„t art and E. Fulton by
thee home
Society.
All, the papers, were fully
enjoyed. .
Seaforth
sons of
+ &h s. Harry Beattie and two
Winnipeg, have come to town to visit
All's. Turner, who is suffering from a
broken Corm.
Arch. Scott and F. liolnlstead 110ve
sold their Electric Light building to
Robt. Johnstone and C. A. Barber, of
Woodstock, who will start 0cream-
ery.
Mrs. E. E. Hallett received word
last week, that her brother J. Mac-
Ewen, of Baitilnnre, was struck on
the head by a falling plank, and
severeley injured.
lkiies Kate Killoran, Toronto, is tL
visitor at home .of .1. 0. and Mrs.
Greig. Miss Kitimat) has been spend -
No More
Headaches
For Me
This can be your
experience if you
use
Chamber-
lain's
lains -
' Tab
lets
they cure head-
aches by remov-
ing the
cause--'
not by smothering the symp
toms --cabman's apre8t cure for
Woman's most common ailments.
Try diem, 256, a bottle.
Druggists and Dealers, or by mall,
Chamberlain Medicine Co,
Toronto2
'4 I BF��,'AINS
"i.TABLE1'5:,,.,
jug It Mandl With ties' b*'nthet'l J. L.
ilf4G
Killnla
uderich, and seized the
opportunity to visit het' Wally Sea -
forth friends,
Little .tlexeltdar Finnigan, the 4
olrluniga
fyeearGuutlosaihliafhiWh estubd11Mra.
nin
191 191
ing struck the hood box breaking
his at'nl,
A very pretty and quiet wedding
WAS celebrated at the home of Fred.
and Ml's, Robinson, High View, Eg-
mondvillc, 011 Wednesday evening
Nov. 1211t, when their eidestdaughter,
Beatrice May, because the bride of
William D. Bright, jr,, of Seaforth.
The marriage ceremony yvas, perform-
ed by Rey, A, W. Barker, assisted by
Rev. Mr. Argo hl the 'presence of the
immediate friends of the young
couple.
�teol. Knit� in Tho Flesh.That'd the eeheation alaperienoed by
Robert Price of Beaton, Ont, lie
knew it was sciatica and of Coarse
used "Nerviline." As usual it cured
and he 'Jaya; "No liniment can excel .
PGleo:ea Nerviline, Severe pains
made my side Irene. It was like a
steel kutfe running through the flesh.
I rubbed in lots of Nerviline and Was
completely cured." A regular snap
for Nerviline to ease Sciatica and
rheumatism. 11 sinus into the core of
the pain, cures it in short order.
Large 25c bottles at all dealers.
Atwood
H. Richmond was at Stratford last
week attending the Fall assizes,
Rev. W. A. Autos, Vice -President
attended the Library lustitnte at
Stratford as representative of this
Library.
A nntober of me: in the village be -
lunging to the Masonic order went.
to London Nridap to nitend t0 speelai
11184'1 ing held In that city.
Wnl. Inglis, of eon, 8. 131,110, grew
font. Swede Lumina that weighed 51
pounds. They were grown along
with his other turnips in tt Int con-
sisting of 21 Mores.
At the meeting of the Ti'tlstPe BOAT d
0f the Methodist chinch, the question
of rebuil119ng the ellill•ch wits discuss-
ed, but not fully decided ou until
further information is eeetu'wl.
Ehna Cheese.' & Butter Mfg. Co.,
Ltd.. shipped their make of.eheese for
the last part of October to McLangh-
lin & Sort, Owen Sound, on Monday of
last week. Numb -u• of cheese 224.
A mount realized 82887.74.
The election of officers resulted as
follows in connection with the Liter-
ary Society :-Hon.-Presidents-De.
Hussey, Rev, Mr. Shaw, Rev. W. A.
Amos, President -W, R. Erskine.
Vice,--President-Jno. Ballantyne.
Sec.-Treas.-M. R. Morrison. The
Executive consist of the officers, W.
Donaldson and A. R. Newbigging.
The Society have the laudable object
beligl'or
htse. themof purchasing street
Blyth
E. Moser, a former resident of
131vth, who has been located in the
West for some years has been visiting
his sister, Ml's. F. Carr.
R. H. Robinson received notice to
vacate the block now occupied -by him
by the 1st of January as the same had
been leased for a terra of years. He
will move into the block now occupi-
ed by G. M. Ohambers,lwhich he pur-
chased some time ago from T. W.
Scott.
Luxton Hill will again put his saw
operation his Winter the
mill in t
0 on McDonald
him and J lin MeD a
deal between
of Walton, having fallen through.
Arrangements will likely be made
with Council at its next sitting for the
supplying of power to the mill on the
same conditions as last season.
Wm. Begley received word from
his son Miller, who has been conduct-
ing a gent's furnishing business at
No'th Bnttleford Sask.
in which he
advises his father that lie had dispos-
ed of the business and was going far
then West in company with a couple
of young gentlemen to investigate a
coal property held by them.
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For B king Success
—This Oven Test.
Success on some baking days
can be expected no matter
what flour you use. But con-
stant success is rarer. It can
be assured in only one way.
The miller must select . his
wheat by oven test.
So from each shipment of
wheat we take ten pounds as
a sample. We grind this into
flour. Bread is baked from
the flour.
If this bread is high in quality,
large in quantity, we use the
shipment from which it came.
Otherwise we sell it. 0
Constant baking success comes e
as a matter of course from i
ao ii bearing this name
"More Brtad and Better Bread
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A. W. Sloan received a letter from i
his son, Dr. John, of Nome, Alaska.
He describes the hardships prevalent'
there this Winter, due to the great;
fire Which took place there just as
navigation closed burning up a large
portion of the city, causing dire .dis
tress amongst the poor people on ac-
count of prices on the necessities of
life soaring to an exorbitant height.
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He states that the American Govern-
meat have taken hold of the situation
and are forcing in supplies.
Wrnaham
A. L, Posliff was appointed a men-
bcr of the Public Library Board.
Mrs. D. Perrie attended the funeral
of the late D. B. Moore in Brussels.
Miss 14 laud Davis, who has spent
the last four months in British
Columbia, has returned home,
Chas. •. and Mrs. VanNorman
have purchased afine residence in the
city of Hamilton and have moved
there.
Miss Mabel McDonald, who has
been teaehing in Zetland school for
the past 21 years, has resigned and
has accepted the Principalship of the
Public School at Bartonville, near
Hamilton.
Miss Reynolds, milliner, met with
a serious accident on Tuesday after-
noon of last week, In walking in
in front of Mason's store she fell on
the slippery walk and dislocated her
918001der.
Anniversary services will be held in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian church
Sunday, November 28rd, Rev. D. C.
McGregor, Toronto, who is a member
of the Board of Social Service and
Evangelism of the Presbyterian
church in Canada, will preach at both
taingh ala HockeyClub
was re-
organized for the coming season.
Officers were elected as follows :-
Honorary President, Dr. J. P.
Kennedy ; President, L. F. Hinkley;
Vice President, B. J. Doyle ; Secre-
tary, R. A. Currie ; Treasurer, Robt.
Brooke ; Manager, Ted. Elliott ;
Captain, M. Telfer ; Executive Com-
mittee W. A. Miller' W. H. Gurney,
Frank McLean, Geo,Jacques, H. Mc-
Lean. Delegates to annual oneeting
of Northern League Executive at
Palmerston are Mr. Telfer and Robt."
Brooks.
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That. saute cough is everywhere you
go, deep and hollow becauseconsulnp-
tive, First it was catarrh which
could have been cured by Catarrh
ozone. It's Instant death to colds,
cures them in a few minutes. Throat
trouble and catarrh disappear as by
magic. Oatarrhozone is the gTeat
throat, nose and bronchial remedy to-
day. Thousands use it, doctors pre-
scribe it,—why, because it does relieve
quickly and cure thoroughly. Two
sizes, 26o and $1,00 at all dealers
Allan Parkinson, who graduated at
Osgoode Hall last Spring and - -t119)9'
latercalled to the Ontario bar,
will hang up4,isshingle in his native.
town, St. Marys, as soon as he ORD ...
locate a suitable office.
ESSIMEMIIINIS
Thea+
Regina
Watch
watch ?.
Is it not giving satisfaction ?
How about that old I
Have it exchanged for a
REGINA and you will always
be sure of the right time. They
are sold at the following' prices :
7 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
(#old -filled Oase - - $11.75
15 -jewelled 20 -year Banner
Gold-filled Oase - - 18.75
d 20‘
year
Banner
17-;jewelle ea y
Gold-filled Case - - 18.75
7 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - - 8.20
15 - jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - ' - - 10.20
17- jewelled Waterproof
Nickel Case - - 13.20
These Watches are all guaran-
teed for three years
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