HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-5-17, Page 5SIi tci You
d Crile
ontp ]s on Daylight Saving imp
G0a710s cinb Sunday last,
It looks es thought the Liboritis,
Conservatives and II. P, 0. would
have a ,loynt candidate ie. North Mir,
oz-- it4r,Ut t Tim Wie ries
h u m r
What's the matter with Cliitteree
"mid o1 Trade? Every town, that
aure to push ahead has a live Board
Trade, ,Olietou's seems to be in a
tate of suspended animation at Pres -
'The 'householder is not likely to
etic:e,any chenge in the cost otliv-
ng
following- .lhe.woikbig out o1 1,11e
ow budget. ' It is impossible to
arse'tlie revenue needed without the
olleetion pf texes,
"No anzttter how unkind the world
seems," „remarks an exchange, "Yon
fro going to 'get all the praise to
which you fel yourself entitled at
.your funeral," But Iealat's ust the
trouble,', Think.of all 'those pretty
things- being .sad about us and trot
=even °a`cbance of` -anybody coriiiug::a
crani next day to tell us about it? .
4
be I
to hoped kt°P t th at tilers three
:hundred young Hebrideans who' have
.recently come to. Ontario will bring
:.along and . help spread abroad
,throughout this province a wholesome
regard for the things whichthe
':Scottish people are supposed to hold
.sacred: the Bible, the Holy Sabbath,
honesty of speech and a strict regard
...for the plighted word.
In several of the „States of ,the
Union they are enacting statutes
:making Sit illegal to observe Daylight
.Saving time. In one they "evade the
lam" by starting their industries
.going an hour earlier in the morning.-
-To many of us all this fuss about
putting on the clocks seemed child-
ish, always. Why not get up and
.start work an hourearlier without
-intenferring with the clocks ?
«k.%,s
Housewivesaretold that the slight
'eduction in the duty on sugar will
make a;_difference in .their household
expenses: It may, a little, but ,the
increase in the sales tax, -which will
also be paid- by the consumer,' will
snake a_ greater difference. The tax
oconies out of the consumer in every
ease,' pit doesn't matter whether it is
-placed .at the source or :collected dir-
ectly from the man •or woman who
'buys the article over the counter.
We are right, with the Prince of
Wales, who prefers `intelligent antici-
pation .to belated record," If there
is anything that "gets our goat" to
-use •.a most inelegant phrase, it is
the receiving of announcements of
important 'events -for publication a
week or so 'after ` they should have
:l5een•:made public. We'd; rather by
far get the report of the event, if
possible to anticipate, before„ with
the admonition: "Get this in type and;'
well telephone you if any changes
re necesary." If' you have an item
of new send it in before it begins
o grow whiskers. ,
It .was with 1cee r regret-tha word
vas receivedthronghout the news -
Taper
ews-
Pa e woorld of Ontario last week
lel .the 'death of William Hale, found
ter andfor over fifty years editor
sof The Orillia Packet,:one of the hest
alcnown\weekly newspapers in, Ont
ario, or in Canada. Mr, hale was a
. man -of high principles and was never
::afraid
to express his
o ini on :incl.
p
•;r
....o 'rand: it Ile by wedded a quaint-
ly ' humourous pen, and "The Page"
'.:over which he presided was eagerly
:turned to by everyone who knew The
-Packet. During the past year he has
'been ill and has' had to lay aside the
•pen. Canadian' weekly journalism
,Aluriiig the past fifty. years has been
'enriched' by the presence in its ranks
,e,f William M. ITale. •
"Big Interets" sire the bug bear el
dente minds. We hear a lot about
-Chem and, to dear some people 'talk
;:you'd think they were some sort.of
monsters that ought to be extermin-
ated: The tendency of the age is to
exeate monopolies and those who are
'`leudest'in their denouncements are
often, the ones. who are busiest in
creating. them. As a case in poiakt`
,eke the cannery in a southern town,
which has recently been taken over
by the Canadan Canners, Limited.
That little cannery was working away.
trying to build up an independent
?dant, against: the strongest of organ-
ized opposition. The time carne when
'it could no longer, standout,Why?
Simply because a big company, with
urilimited capital, canrun a. dozen or
a hu
ndrecl such 1.'aotorioir much more
uheap]y'than a dozen,. or a hundred
factories can' be operatedby irides
,pendens; companies., It can buy more
ccheeply, its overhead expenses are,
not, se high and its 'turnover' being
be large it can do with a smaller
profit, consequently it call sell cltclp-
r rand who could be .found' who'd
spaS a cent more a can for. the
pr
o-
tiu c of the smalli1 concern? A com-
pany operating' a chain of stores can
sell goods cheaper than the individual.
'storekeeper because that company can
;'buy 'to better advantage, The cern,
r;pany with the largest capital and
imitingr'the largest turnover in the
;year le in a position to undersell the
smaller dealer . and to Mat more
',money into the bargain. But this con-
centrating of capital into: few hands'
r the treating or monopolies, and
the nnenoply grows and at last is
gn a position to Make its power felt,
,which it often does,
Deaths
-' lcCOVIE-•-At Calgary, 'Alta, en
May 1,0tlii Atm Jane Harland, with-
powow ef: the late Donald MCCorvie of
-t.; Clinton.
IiAN13 = Tu `aibbert township, ort
May lith, 'I'lterwlas Raney;'hus"band
of Nellie Miller, Bewail, aged '77
1'+earn:
VOIt131FS,-JAt Walten, au May 5 4th
AfMigaiil
Lave, wife of ;!lariat. Fortes
agog 4 1'6d1as; 1: i4i1l01f i Ott't Il)tya
Marriages
B14ACIC---13RAAVLE.Y-Ab the home of
the bride's, parenie, Winohot)t, 0n
"May ' 13 : lee 13rewley to
1 at
,ly h an
(ioot c .Ilatic, Wroxeter, Youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs, It Black.
Births
SOUTIiCOTT- Ar Exeter, on May
lith, to Mr, and Mrs. 3, M, South-
ecatU a daughter,
SMITH—At -tarry Sound, on May
12th, to Mr, and Mrs. A. L, Smith,
(formerly Miss Daisy 'Middletoii,)
a daughter.
ST•t1NIBD Y—In Exeter, on May 201,
to Mr. and :Mrs, J. d':*,,Stanbury, n
sou.
---.--COURT OF REVISION
Fort'h4 Village e of Bat field'
Y.
Notice is Hereby given that a
Court of Revision will be Held in
the ":town hall, Bayfield, on Friday,
May 25th, at 8.30' in 'the evening
for -the purpose of hearing and de-
termining complaints against the
Assessemrit Roll of the said ,village
for 1928. Persons . having business
at the said court will please attend
at the said time 'and place without
further notice,
H. W. IBRWIN,•Cierk
Bayfield May 14th., 1923 • -02-2
• COURT OF REVISION
For the T'ownshipa of Goderich
Tiotice is hereby given that ' a
Court' of Revision will be held in
Holmes' Hall,, Holmesville, on Saturn-
day the 26th day of May, 1923 at
the hour/of 10 orclocic in the forenoon,
for the purpose of hearing and ;"de-
termining' complaints` against the
Asessment Roll of the said. township
for •-1923.• Persons , having business
at the said court will please attend
at the said time and place without
further notice.,'
All dogs in ` the municipality not
Certified as destroyed, and the tags
returnee 'on or before the -above date,
will: be charged in the 1923 taxes
Any ,person owning or harboring •a
dog without :the necessary tag for
1923 will be prosecuted according' to
statute. °
ADAM CANTELON,'
Township Clerk, R. R. No. 3,: Clinton
May 14th, 1923, 02-2
COURT Q1' RtIVISION
Por The Township of Stanley
Netiee is hereby given' that a
Coen of Revision will be held in
the township t hall Varna, on Mon,
i x
Clay, the 2St (ley o
f May,1.9 3
at
the hour' of 10.30 o'clock in the fore-
noon, for the purpose 4i ;tearing alta,
cleterinining complaints against the
Assessme t toll o1 the saz
l
township
for 1923. Persons having businass
at the sail court will please' attend
at the said time and phaco without
further notice.
I• 11, LIARNWHLL
Township Cleric, Varna
May 1401; 19235 -02-2
G. W. V. A, Sale
The Clinton Brandi o1 the 0. W: V
A. has decided to sell its cheeps to
pay claims for rent, light etc,, and
after paying, sante will donate theenr-
plus to the Clinton General hospital.
;A• private Sale .will bo held in the
Band Room .on Saturday, May 19th
from 2. P. M.
1 All articles will be marked in plain
figures and will be valued at prices
that will appeal to the prudent: buy-
er,
The :Collowin'g is a dist of the
articles that will be placed` on sale,
Solid Oak' Table: '30 x 48 ,Centre
Table 21x30,: Oval Centre Table, Otto
Man, 6 Dining . Room Chairs, small,
woodardCchair, Arm 'Chair perforated
seat, plain solid Oak Chair, Arin
-Chair, Oak, leather seat Rocker, Arai
Chair, Oak, leather seat ,velour cush-
ion, Verandah Chair, Arm Chair, Oak,
leather seat and back rocker, Arm
Chair, Oak, leather seat, rocker, Oak
Rockery leather seat, Office Chair
perforated seat, Oak Rooker, leather
seat,-2•Upholsered patent rockers, 2
Stoves, 2 Oilcloth squares, '. •several
framed pictures and '1 Gramophone
and Cabinet. 02-1
Auction Sale
Of house"' and household effects,.
will take place at the 'residence,
corner of Princess and , Raglan
,streets, on Saturday' afternoon, May
26th, commencing at 1 o'clock. The
household furniture' will be disposed
of and_. if ; the house is not already
sold privately it will be sold by
auction on that day. :Terms:
On household effects: Cash. Miss J.
Holmes, Proprietress; G. H. Elliott
auctioneer 02-1
E_p.
Feels Cleap-
Garments'
or: materials cleansed
with SURPRISEfeel
>fSoft
well washed ; and carry ythe truly
crean odor so pleasing to the
House -keeper.
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Fox That Bedrool .
Of Yours
If ever there .was it wall finish: that -just
Suited a bedroom, it is Monotone. 'We can't.
exactly tell you why. But when you see its
charming velvety like finish, and the excep-
tionally pleasing' array of colors it comes in;
you'll ` know better than if we took all this.
page to tell you about it.
. . gu
till that you
That's why we are ,�lf�ges z >;'
drop into our store and. see 'for yourself.
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After which, snake up your mind what's best
Cor that bedroom of yours.-
G17NERAL H:IARDWARE CLINTON
he:;uffce and
a�! swe �s4lra�
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Iroi n a:t?,..' t;9a 1 1 11.a o oil11 '1
DO ° YOU
Enjoy .'i good cep of Tea, Coffee et Cocoa"? If you do our blends
p1 Black Orcuri'e Yoj;ie of :Green ,Japan or Ona• Own Coffee has
the flavor you are looting for, T3 ' titers and enjoy a REAL cup
01'. `PeS,, Coffee or CoGeil,
Get our Prices on Laundry'seap,. Toilet soaps, bus, Ammonia
1 A
Pendine and all the artielee you need forP '010 annual •spr]ng clean up.
Mo YOUR . Motto: X 01 STORT:---OUR, STORE --GET OUR PRICES
Highest -rices :for Egg's
Get the Habib of ,Dealingat
O Nat N CO'S OROCERY °i one t11'
TIIE STOVE loon EVERYBODY
i
Fr estiC
Strawberry
Raspberry
,Cola Cola
Birch Beer
Ginger Beer
Lemon Sou
Rochester Root Beer.
g ran
Jersey Cream
Oreatn Soda
Ginger Ale
Or ang•e Fruit
Grape
Cherry
CP 110
Soda Fountain- Drinks and Varietis fruit Sundaes
Ice -Cream in Btilk Cr Brick
Neilson's. Chocolates
Fresh-Confectioary always at your. command''
We snake Wedding cakes a Speciality
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BAILER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1
amanammursmnsier
THE REDR
c ors
OF ONTARIO,
asks the generous people of
Ontario to come to the help of
COCHRANE
an Ontario :to`wn.
3,400
people live in Cochrane ; _
180
1
have had typhoid fever or are..
now sick. The town itself has
gallantly carried its -burden
until now.
The Red Cross asks Ontario for
$75,000.00
in order to run the Emergency
Hospital with 20 ,arses and 80
beds :- Also to. care for
hundreds of convalescents still'
urgently needingspecial food,.
and care 'to restore them to
health:
h _
Please send your, contributiorx.
to the Hon. Treasurer, Ontario._
Red Cross; 410 Sherbourne
rhourne'
'Street, Toronto.
ADELAIDE M.PLUMPTRE
President
Mb; ndvertxnament is published gratis
by thio nowlpnper)'
House for Sale
Cottage on 'Princess street, town
water and electric lights,' ?J^ acre of
garden with fruit ' trees and small
fruits. Apply to W. L .Petters, cor.
r.bbert and;. Princess streets. • 02-tf,
Clerk Wanted
Girl to cleric in the Dominion Store,
Clinton: 02-1
Wanted l
Maud for second work; only exper
lensed antireferenced-rsferenced. �n'eecl ap-
ply, Mr Stott, Y
y�
BabU, Chicks
FOR SALE
I
Baby'chicks from free range, :bred-.
to -lay, S. -C. White Leghorns. $15.00:
per hundred; 10% of purchase price
with order, balance before chicks are
shipped.
Capacity 25,000 chicks per season
INGLENOOK POULTRY YARDS
•
E. J. TREW+AItTJIA
IIolntesville, Ont. .
Phone: 22 on 611, Clinton central.
95-tf
•
House For Sale' • `
7 -roomed frame house on Princess
street house in ,good repair, town'
water, :cellar, garden with some
fruit trees. Also some furniture.
Apply on premises to Mrs. Smeltzer:.
97-tf
NOTI0E TO CREDITORS
In the matter, of the Estate of Em-
ily Stogdill, late, of the township' of
Stanley, in the CRiiity of Huron,
Widow, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant
to section 56 of the Trustee Act R.
SIO. 1914, ch. 121, that all creditors
an others -having d
claim
s or demands
against the estate of the said Emily
Stogdill, who died en .or about the
third day of April 1923, are required
on or before the 16th day of June
1923 to send by post prepaid or de-
liver to, the undersigned their
Chisr tai
n rtames'and stn+names,''ad-
dresses and descriptions, the full pax-
titulars, of their'- claims and state-
ment of their. accounts and the' nature
of tho' securities,' if any held by
thein.
Acrid take notice that after' such
mentioned date the. administrator.
win proceed to distribute the assets
of the said • deceased ,raiiidng the per-
sons entitled the`r'eto having regard
only to the clams of itc]t he shall
then have notice andat 110 -_said
adutinistrator will no1�:bp- le'for
the saicd assets,'. or -any_ part tlies'eof
to any person oil erson : of whose
claiurs notico shall not have been re-
ceived by him ` at the' time of such
distribution; and such persons shall
be• permanently'; excluded, from. the
benefit of such distribution.
Dated at Sutton 'West, Ontario, this
7t11 day of May, A. D. 1923.
A. Crozier'
13ox 13, Sutton \Vest,- Ontario
Solicitor for the adnnnistrator, W.
Mrs. Ba field. .02-1 H. 'Stogdiil, Grocer, -Sutton Wost,
Sows For Sale
;,Tho undersigned has for sale a
number, of purebred Yorkshire soil's
for' breeding purposes: Norman 'Ball,
R. ' No. 1; Phone 5 -- 640, Clinton'
eentral,. 101-2
'Lot to Rent
Garden lot; -to, rent on shares. Ap-
ply at St.Patil's Rectory, 101-1-p
Clover Seed For Sale
,Sweet Clover Seed, white and yel-
low. Apply Phone 16 on 611, Cline
ton central. '101-2
Leaving Town
A few good pnnlp5 still on hand
,at: 412.00 pumps for 48.00, while they.
last; also a set; of blacksmith's tools,
cheap, 2 rough barn pumps, 45.00.
each; 50 whrffletreos, cheap. Shop will
be running a couple of weeks longer.
If you wanta bargain in any of.,
the above come while they Last. John
Stephenson, Iluron)treet , ' 971:.1
Notice
All adoounts owing to the late Al-
fred Mol(own roust be paid by' May
20th.' Call and settle with Mrs. D.
Colo. -'—D. L, McIntyre, Executor.
99-4-p
Egg's For ITatching
i"i.onta bred -today strain of B. P.
Reeltst Mated' to cockerels :Cram Me-
)Dohalei College, Quebec + 1,00-` et'
setting of 15 ,.sr 85.011 /40. hundred-,
:b,• G; Cralbraitb, neerfeltlt *int. phone
6019 1' 1:1, Clinton contra). a--.9S-V
Small Farin Por' Sale
r14 mile north of Clinton, on Graven'
Road, containing 3 acres; youngor-
chard and small`'fruit; bank balm ith
cement stabling for 4 head of cattle
and 3 horses and driving shed and
henhouse;, 7 -roomed house' with good
cellar. Apply to Mrs. G. M. Far-
quhar. —98-tf
Rouse For Sale
2 -story brick house on Not;th street,
in good repair, a1I conveniences, acre)
of lane, fruit trees, etc. ,Good stable
could be used for different'purposes.
A
I
Soa 2.
acre o'
. lot near ar railway
track.
C. j.
Wallis, rs. Clinto .
n
81-tf.
Hog ,For Service
Supremo Lad, No. 180, registered
Large Black: hog, will stand Cor ser-
vice at the premises of the under-
signed. C. W, Williams, Sr,, Lot 44,
1Viaitland eon., Goclericlt Tp. Sept G -p
Fifty Acres For Salo
About one mule front Clinton, good
level land in .best of condition, suit-
able for cultivating or for pasture,
Half is seeded down: Good fences•
and watered by Bayfield River, In -
„quire at Haws -Record' Office. 00-51
Farm for Salo or Rent
Lots 57 and .58, Maitland conces-
sion Goderich townepip,, containing
134P4 acres, mono- et less. Bank
barn, 50 felt sgUare, stabling under-
neath, driving shed, hied, 30x50;
boil arouse, large frame house, Pos-
1 session given- at: °nee, ltnbrow
Shepherd. tainteslaero, Ontario. 70,tf
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t as again remind you thee,
Pahtnt t1
nd Clean/sup
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is No o
t. .
Everything in Gloss and Fitt Paints, Enamels, Varnishes, Steit`ns
Graining Materials et,g, for 4nsdie work also pure 1DLEPIIANT
FVIIITI LEAD and BADEN LINSEED OIL for the Outside
IIIRDS ROOFING and SHINGLES for ,the House and Bairns at
less than last .years prices.
1,et'us quote 1700 on PIPE AND PIPELESS FURNACES for that
Beating :lob.
HIGH, TESD. AMERICAN: COAL OIL and GASOLINE•uara
g nt sed'
best to' be had or money refunded.
KITCHEN BRAND OVERALLS, None Better, at ;rices worthy of,
your comparison.' 1 y
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Phone 68.
OFFICE „HOURS :
9.30 to 12 a.m. 2.00 to 5.80 p.m.
7.00 to 9.00 p.m.”
Wednesdays
9.30 to 12 'a;m, 7.30 to 9 p.m.
DR, W. R. NIMMO
Chiropractic- Specialist.
Specializing in Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases.
Normandie Block, Clinton, Ont.
Western Oats
SHOULD ARRIVE
. NEXT WEEK
65C Bushel
Clinton Flour Mills
101-3
Baby Chicks
BARRED ROCKS AND LEGHORNS
CHI012 FEED
BLAT:CFIFOItD'S CALF MEAL
the best by Government analysis
E. L MITTELL, Clinton
° Store Vacated by 3. E. Johnson
a
For
spring
300 Pairs
MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORK -
INC BOOTS
from 3050' to 5.00
l
�''oys' and Women's
at Equal Vallee
0
Opposite the Postofflee.
inn
Clinton
1Wilangel.s.;—Turrtips
SEED CORN
Mangels—Giant Leviathan, Sugar^,
White
Turnips—"Gooch Luek, Jurnbe, Caned-
Ian Gent.
u a
S g r Beets—Royal Giant •
Seed (Jorn—+(Dints) Wisconsin No. 7;
Golden Glow, Bayley Improved Leant-
Wh'ite Cap, (lllints) Longfellow
Coinptons' Early, Early Huron
Sorghum—Sugar Cane,
•Orcha?'d Grass ;Extra: )i'8ney
• Baby Chick Feed and Relied Oats
Flour-7:?urity, p'ive Roses, Mails
Leaf (High Patents), Jewel (Blend-
ed) -also Monariclt and Pic Crust
('Pastry)
Feed ram 5011515, White 1Viiddlingl
Feed Flour.
Sampson (HeavyChop)
Another; car course 'Bulk salt `soon,
Leave your order early
W Jenkins & Son.
,,FLOlrin AND rEIM
Rhone,; Elevator 19d, Reoiicitct 141
Singer Sewing Machine•
Family: Electric and D. R. Styles
Also. seine secoxnd-hand niaeh`iries,
good as new.
Old machines taken as part payirrent
Easy Terms,
It will payyou to look these over
before puying elsewhere.
REPAIRING AND PARTS FOR ALL
MAKES OF MACI'iINES
EARL SITE...
—96-4 p
COAL
NUT, STOVE & EGG
ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR IMMEDIATE DEI}IVERY
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence;. Phone 119
AUCTIONEER '
Honor; Graduate Carey Jones' Na-
tional School of Auctioneering, Chi-
cago. Special course taken in Pure
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate, Mer=
chandise ;and Farrm Sales. 'Rates in
keeping with prevailing market. Sat-
isfaction assured. Write or wire,
Oscar Kropp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 18-
98. -6841-1923
Clothes CIeaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods dry cleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop.
W. J, Jago. i--83-tf
SEEDS
Our spring stocks of Alfalfa, Red
Clover, Aisike, Timothy, Yellow and
White Blossom Sweet Clover are, now
ready for ,sale, Farmers desiring
clean, handy seeds >£t a reasonable
price will, find it to their advantage
to, buy now. Our stock is all On-
tario Grown Seeds. :Substantial dis-
count on cash sales.
RO IriF'INO
,Have complete
I3, line of highest '
grade asphalt roofing. Wu7i'guaran-
tee our line and stand 'behind it:
Always on hand: Purity, Five''
Roses, Thorobred and North Star
Flours, Ground Charcoal, Beef Scrap
Tankage Ground Flax Seed; Corn;
,Ground Corn; Oatmeal; Oyster Shell;
Grit; Royal Purple, Pratt's'' and
Wodehouse Stock Foods and. Royal
Purple, Wodehouso and Blachford's,
Calf Meal; Glauber Salts; Sulphur
and Salt, Special prices on large
quantities for cash,
J.
A. FORD &: SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters &, Trappers
licenses -
Eggs 10 ltr
( VVanted
We are in the market all the
year round for eggs and poultry.
IT WILL BE TO YOUR A.D-
VANTA.GE TO GET IN TOUCH
WITH ITS WHEN 'READY TO
IV/APART ' YOUR PRODUCE.
GUNN, UNCIALS CO.
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. W. T'%t.EWARTD:A, Manager.
Phone No. 190 Ilolrnesvillo 601 r 31
CREAM WANTED!
The demand for our butter is in.
creasing.
To s -apply this demand we require;
more cream.
'9 request you to:. ship tie your.
°reani, -
We guarantee you the Highest
Market Prices, laceurato teats and
prompt 6lr1+'ice.
Our firm Is'known to you and needs
rte further ,recommend,
. We pay all empress charges, Burn-
ish cream cans and pay tts'lee each
month.
Write for eons or further, itlf1trt4
tion tit the
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