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THE MOTO' NEW EM
OUR POLICY.•
This store's business policy is to sell reliable mer-
chandise at as close prices as is consistent with
quality. No matter what the priee inducement,
quality is our first and foremost consideration,—
No price reduction will tempt us to buy, if quali-
ties are not all they should be. You can depend
absolutely on what you buy here, and if at any
time anything you buy does not turn out to your
entire satisf'
action let us know about it, and we
will gladly makeit right. Quality for quality,
we are satisfied to have yau compare our values
with any you will get elsewhere. In every de-
partment of the store we are ready for fall busi-
ness, and whatever,your Dry Goods wants may
be, you can sdpply them to profit and advantage
if You come here.
Black Skirts $1.00
Another lot of our great line of Sateen Skirts at $1.00
just arrived last week. This is the biggest skirt bargain
we have given, and they wo-uld be cheap at $1.25 or $1.50
Ladies Black Sateen Underskirts, made from good quality f blaok
sateen, bright silky finish, hard or soft quality, fait size, cut in. the
newest style% wide flounces% with 4 narrow ruffles, easily AA
worth $1.25 and $1.50. Our special price each ..... relettr,
Cashmere Hosiery
New lines in Fancy 'Silk Embroidered Cashmere Hose
came in this week: They are xnarked. at pepular prices,.
and are the best values we have ever Shown. .
Ladies Caibmere Hose, plain -soft finish, double heels, full fashioned,
handsomely embroidered ha silk, these qualities per pair, a5, 59, 60o
Two good lines—One.at, 15e, the other at 011e
Both are good, yon'll trya long time before you ge t
any ti at are better values, unless you pay'n.ore for them
than these are marked! . .
At Twenty -Five Cents
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-Ladies Cashmere Bose, good weight.soft
finish. double heels, witteveas „„.
well, ribbed °retain, penpair Xatt•
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At gifty Cents
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Ladieis ali wool Cashmere Bose, vtrY
fine quality, soft finish, falland wie-
. tar weigh It ribbed er. plain, spite- is
edheels, :.:ond eadue, per pses 4.31!C
Blankets at $2.50
I-lere is another Blanket bargain, and it is 0, good one. -
You are not likely to find another equal to it
Fine quality white wool Blankets reavy weight, soft loftifinish, , 4
colnred borders, will sive excellent wear, per pair .. .. . , 4
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ChM:Ire:es Reefers.
We have got the prettiest and nattiest Children's Reefers.
that have ever been in the store; Judging by the busi-
ness we are doing, there'are none to equal. them in town
for either style or value, The best tithe to buy them is
now, for.the arsortment is better than there is any possi-
bility of it being later on ' .' •
Natty Reefers and three quarter Coati tor .Cbitdren, tnade froni
• frieze and rough cloths, cut' in the very latest style,'.„e• tr,
and nicely trisinned, lined or unlined, each esto eol •
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The Millinery -
The Millinery business is smashing all past recOrds for
October, That our styles aie.eorrect and prices I resson-
This week new lines have arrived to take the place. of A
able, is proved by the enormous output of our workmen.
those sold out, and the stock will be found as complete 1
and assortments as good as early in the sea,sou,
American Outing Hats
New styles in American Outing Hats. Imported by
ourselves direct from the American Millinery markets.—
Shapes that are decidedly new, and that yon will not find
duplicated in anv store hereabouts, Not many of any
one kind. All the fashionable colors. Come in and see i
them. Prices $2, $2.50 and $8.
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I/00AL NOTItAES,
Pears Wanted.-Carieetett BMW., Clinton.
We are stint leading in anger by selling
Pale price to make room f4r011X next car.
rte.:teeth% tiranulatb
ed elow Irivegfivl.aroZ:s.
UM, aDOOtate
ACENO ATLEDGMENT. -- We un•
derstand that Mr Andrew Taylor has
received his total disability claim of
$500 from the Independent Order of
Foresters, through Ur Chas lielyarjr.;
be also received WO from the same or-
ganization a abort. time Ago for sick
benette,aed naturally feels very grate-
ful to this oociety,vvhich, has been very
considerate to his interests.
1WSTLIN9.—D. tiautelon, with his
able assistant, went to Gorlerich last
Friday morning and loaded a Car Of
apples, from there they went to Sea
forth arid did the same, and left for
Brumfield the flame evening to pack
two more cars. This is hustling. This
practically winds ino the fall appleo
tar as shipments are concerned M
Cantelon says, but the winter apples
%sill be coming in right away.
RETURNING OFFICER, —We un-
derstand that the gentleman who will
act as Returning _Officer for the Refer.
endurn, in West -Boron, is Mr Newton
Campbell, of Westfield. The. appoin t-
ment is an admirable one, for while Mr
Oampbellis a temperance man he will
perform his duties with strict impartial-
ity. Tbe selection of Mr Campbell does
credit to Mr M. G. gaineron, M. P. P.
_,RE IS LOOXINP BETTER—J. W,
King, who went out to the Northwest
some six weeks ago, foe the'benefit of
his health, returned last Fride,y, Jok-
ing as though the climate 'of our west, -
ern fields agreed with him; he brought
back What ha went irrseareh of, 13e
has gained thirteen pounds, and feels
sa well as ever he did. He speaks in
&tying terms of the Turtle Mountain
onittict, in which he visited With Mrs
King's relatives,. and ear! that part of
Ma,nitp* Cfat0 live in as 0 atar io
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A 'OOD HA e-Sevetal articles
have appeered the last few Weeks in
reference to the Mullin* cif large loads
bY diffSrent parties, but we have yet
t rbear of one thqt equals this. A week
ego last Friday 11, Omer heuled for
John Rensford a loa,c1 of stove coal,
Weighing 6080 pouncls,from tioderich to
Stapleton This :is over .3 tone ;in
weight, and was drawn by one team of
horses. A span of horses that can'draw
this amount over the bills that lie he.
,tweeti here and Goderich ls enviable
and it is just midi home that are coin:
triauding the top prices in the market
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.,MARRIED Al, PETNOLIAs—Pete
fibee, 'of to,en, actouroanied hY tw
of his thild.ren, attended the marriag
of his brotherPaul, e.vhith toOk place
r, et. It is ariaaged in cage apartments,
o • one above. the saltier ef a, foot deeto,
Z..W. Langford has sold one of hie
pewee to Mr Jatnieeoli, Londeehoro,
Miss Elsie Dowser left for New :York
on Monday. where she takes her pest
graduate course tie aurae.
The Alleges tithe entertained a Mine,
be of their lady friende to a promo -
sive card party this Wetineeday even-
t
Uoder the Weldon heading appears
the announcement ot the marriage of
bffee Alice Stout, formerly a teacher of
Clinton Model School,
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OW. Rove has placed pianos in the
following home s of late:—J Sterling
and O. Witte *quare pianos, and a
plane -cased. organ with W. Stewart, of
Mullett,
We were in error test week in. an.
nounelug in advettlaertient, that a
Court of Revi6ion for the voters' list,
would be held here on the I7th inst. It
should have been the 17th of Nov.
J. B. Rumball has 'been . appointed
issuer of' Marriage Licenses by the Pro-
vincial Secretary, Anyone needing one
of these useful articles will find, Mr
Rumball ever ready to eupply their
need.
Owing to the lit health of his wife,Mr
Sibley has found it necessary to give up
housekeeping, and Mr Atkinson, man-
ager for Rowe& flolloway. has rented
the cottage on Princess street, at pre-
sent occupied byellfr Sibley.
W. Mason went to Toronto Monday'
with a car Of beef ate' Oants lon and
Fitzsimons shipped a car of hogs each.
S. 11. Smith .and Blyth, also
shipped a car load of cattle each;
Mr Smith accorapanied his to the.Tor,
onto maiket..
Stewart Seymour had the misfortune
to cut the inside of his right foot while
chopping wood last Saturday evening,
which will laytim UP from hid labors
for some time. He had to have several
stitches put in to draw the lips of the
wound together.
Joe. Allaneon, eur wen -known gar-
dener, took the prize at Blyth fair last
week for collection of garden produce.
Be had over 300 varieties in his exhibit,
which is more than twice as many as
vvete in a similar exhibit at the West.
ern Pair. Joe generally "gets there.”
'Col. Hoare has on exhibition in his
show itooms twe of the .prize winning
pianos of the Industrial exhibition,
Toronto. One is a Newcombe and the
other a Bell. They haves beautifurrich
Mahogany case and also possess what
is called an "alimitable" action, where-
by a conttent striking' tone can be had
by the slightest movement nf the digit
that is being used in playing, ' '•
A rather odd car went down the line
Toesday„ afternoon it, the shape of a
live poult ry car. lt belongs to the
Chicago Poultry .Procluce Co, and is
lip in this section gathering up ducks,
geese and turkeys for that eity's mar -
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Jae Snell ehipped a fine Leicester ewe
to I. Parnelli, Lepoorville, Que., ort
gondol,.
The red. Beamoville preeeed brick heti
arrived on the ecene foe ow, new post'
office.
Two Mateyo of Charity were in town
ealicitirg aid in behalf of St Joaeph'e
In pi on, On Tueoday.
One of our bakers bad to go out in
the country Monday to hunt up enough
wood to keep his h ike ovengoing.
Afr John Bell Was called to Blyth on
Tuesday, nwing to the Illnees of hie
mother,whoee advanced yearspreclude
.1:0110h prospect of her recovery.
The trackman from Goderich „down
are WRY this week laying ties below
Paris. The 0, T. R. Is repairing and
double tracking part of the main line,
A fair sample of what the Pea
crop has degenerated into can be loon
at tbe elevator, not more than one pea
in ten being lit for domestic purposes.
I0. Mcbarvai7if town, arid .A..710117,
of Stanley, two of the beet horsemen
in the province, were judges of light
and heavy horses respectively, at Dun-
gannon on Friday,
Davis St Howland have Put in NOW
Heeler coal furnaces in the English and
Baptist churchee and in the homes of
Ed Stanley an , rs ge
gridge, of town.
ler G Ernest Holmes leaves on the .
29th of Oct, for tt two weeks' deer hunt
in the district of Thessalon. We hope
he may be successful in felling the law's
limit of deer, so he vvill have enougla to
give hie friends a taste On hitt return.
" half car Wide by eight!li long.
in that town of VIrednesclity, to Alie
Lizzie 13i1arida. The ceremony wa
performed ay Rsv, Fr. Gnaw, Wyom
ing ; pet Pr Ye.0? *e 4 ,fficiated as grunt -ns
Man, while the bidden:mid was Mis
Stapteten; of 'Detroit, it number o
guesiti from Deircift and elsewhere be
ing preeent. The wedding fest with.
were carried on • in aecordente with
S video uern.es, and. Meted for eeverit
days. 3Ir Yesbee and bride came t
Clinton on their wedding tom; .fti•
may take up their permanent aliod
her. • ' • ' ; • •
DID SO VIE FISIIING.—Our towns- ,
man, MrD 13 Kennedy, who has been • •
s ' John Smith, our w41 knotvis towns -
s snan, soonest ee ii eStn hirthday �n
Saturday last. • He firet saw the. light
,• of chi y iri Burreighliv, York, Bag:land.
4, and has been a. resident Of Clinton fOr
f 45 years: filet be is More active than
ready of his 'jut:hire may he gathered
s. from the fact', that b'Esia abOut the floet
man up in. the Morning, and pretty
neatly the Net Man to bed •at:night
,He !milts' to he good for et leant 25 Years
d 'yet, and we are Auras his many friends
O pin ins in wishing thatbe may hasps--
ehilv them. • — •
spending a few days with his brother- ' 7 - -.7 ,
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it .13AV„TftS 0 •Irsop. near Oaledonie„ re: (ILIN'1100.k S ,
turned Monday and brought back with • . ' GRFATEST •
hina some large fish. Iin a coople of
h .nre 'they speared and fished IO „ ''' rillsOrt.ING4
beau tiee ;porno carp weighing lbs
Phi Pirtn
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the p4u.lar game, for fall and winter evenings.'
Fcas who play tennis out doors want ping pang
for indoors, Alt you needs the dining room
table, a little skill, end good company.
We have tido week received new stock, and now
have all the various styles at fairest prices.
85e, Si, $1.1.5, $1,25, $2.251$2.50
Extra Wood Racquets, 12e
Extra, Balls, • -- 5e
The NIT. D. FAIR 00. - Clinton
arnination for entrance into the milit-
intending candidates that the next ex. Often the Cheapest --Always the Best."
xr is notified for the information of
ary college will be held at bead quarters
ot the several military districte end, att
Ottawa on the second Tuesdtty May,
1903,
Our farmers who are holding their
tvood back in the hope of ger. mg an-
thracite coal prices will be willing to
take quarter of it before long, and we
would advise them to haul it in as rap-
idly as possible, vvhile it Is $3 per single
cord of stove wood,
Last Saturday evening the people on
aur Streets were well looked after spit,
itually. the Army, occupying the mar-
ket square, and. Thos. Somerville, a
Brethren preachenfrom Brautford, en-
tertaining it large number a,t New.
conahe's corner. . •
We arein receipt of a prograrn of
the 37th annual Provincial Convention
of the Sibbath .School Association,
which will be held at St. Thomas on
Tuesday, Wednesday anci,Thursclay of
next week. Some excellent subjects are
•tg be dismissed and lectures .given by
noted ,workere.
We are sorry to learn that Mist
Maggie Washington. and Nags 13essie
Porter ape confined to the house with
congestion of the lungs. ' These ,two
ladieseeidently had too much on their
shoeldera in having to meet all trains
,durtng the convention o" I let week.
tantiss.Porter has eince reeuvered I •
Cantelon Bros. .have shipped since
laet Thursday 10,1100 Ihs of Al butter
•: and $000 dczert of eggs. There seems
.1.to be a scarcity of first-claes" butter
I among storekeepers, but the above
amount sent out by that firm, does not
idicate that there should be ' Of, the
; inferior, grades of butter there is plenty
olfered.but no dennanci.f6r it. and there
is no eecusto for t anyone turning out
any tning font what is No. 1 with alit:tie
ear?, It repay mekers for, the ex -
1'a tune taken in doing so.
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Our stook for the PALL TRADS is
1 now complete. We haye all the latest
styles, which, we now offer at very
'close prices for cash. • .
3 StECIAL VALVES IN
e ' - LONG Boors •
Also sole agents in Clinton for the
celebrated GRANBY RUBBERS —
which have stood the- test They are
the best in the rneaket, Try a pair and
be convinced, • •
A calf solicited. We sell everything
in aluDERN FOOTWEAR. Ora stock
is egaalled by few antlexcelled by none
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.' We are sole agents in Clinton for We shall be Pleased to Atte *You our '
., the KANT KRACE. RUBBERS —. steels and giye yen our prieee. It
reiaphtsam money in ycar tacieket, .
3 every'pair.guaranteed
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Ilg Cash eatcl one Pelee We willnotbe undersold .Eggs taken as cash. 'I so
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The Attractions of this Store are its low prices
were brought out, se well as a nu herESTABLIS '
of fine pke,weighing from 3 to 5 lbs
each. He also•alteoded the Caledonia
fair, at which 12Seni people Were in at- •
tendence. The \ Ilaldimand Old Boys.
from Toroato ran an exeursion to that
point, which helped 1;0 Swell the num.
bers, Mr Kennedy says .that he inet
spree friericis that he had not seen in
'forty yeers,and still oweshie allegiance
.to tha,c county which gave bins btt
TELLS SOME 'A.TALES,-414;,.
Mr Turribiilt God .1 eh viz, 0 hap been
up to Kineardtne assisting his step -son
topark his household goods previous
to moving to Petrolea, stepped ofr here
Satorclay morning rola spent the day
at the Rectory. In conversation with
Mr Turnbull he tells some sorrowful
toles in connection with the drownieg.
accident that occurred it Kincardine
last Wednesday nignts. He was an
eye -witness of the heart-rending scene
and aesisted tne young men iti manning
the boat which went on its ill-fated
trip of assistance, never to return,
They had reached the ler& boat in
safety after riding ;waves. from ten to
twenty feet high and had got the boaes
crevirn their :tittle skiff, when a heayy
waye from vein dwar d struck them,tear-
ing a large hole in the steamer and
swamping the little boat.
APPLE • NOTES. ---The scarcity of
good anples in the neighborhood of
Blytb ca,n toe seen from the feet that
matte two barrels of applee have been
shipped from that station. %'e were
More fortunate in this part for our
shipper, D. Clantelon was able to get
upwards of 1000 barrels, and an abun-
danee of apples. This week save the
last of fail apples, and there has been'a
great rush, of these apples to the Ens-
lish matiketoeuSing a cut the prices.
rom this section Alone 1000 tariels
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aye been put, on the arke At
iverpotl, Glirsgo;v. London, or whet.
eve:they arereonteigned-tre----tiln-roms-
missioners, who have been notified of
(he shipment by wire as soon as they
leave this cotnatry, put them on the
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arket by mintiest and have thorn sold
by the time they get. to theit destine..
Mini. A commission of a penny an
hour is ileducted for 'the use of the sale
rooms, d 'ring the time they were being
We is Overc$)at for ,••' 11;
W th'
are faultless, and no ina,A,
could tell it from a readtlb-
order garment You save
' from $5
$8.00 to ,00 buying
it here •
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Men's' Overcoats, tootle from all Wool
twilled Cheviot, fly front, velvet eolitsr,
Mohair sleeve lining, lined throur,hout
With heavy twilled Italtan, 813 good mss
MOM ati a meats to order that wonla
oat yon $18 or $20, we mil you
Pant Bargain I le3i
the omit . . cbil
uctioned Mi.
MEETS "WITH AN ACCIDENT... -
envy W. Steep, who it a member, Of
he Steen Enabossing Co., of Toronto,
son.in.htw Of John Jackson, and a
("hew of Henry Steep, of town, met
oId; what is likely to prove a fatal ac -
Went. He Was evidently on his Way.
owe on Saturday evening when the ac -
dent happened. He was riding on the
tick platform of a street car, and at a
oint where there feta slight curve in
t Wrack he leaned over the railing and
Was struck by another Cat going the
opposite way, He was. removed in An
ambulance to (bit Emergency Respite),
where the doctors attended to him. It
- is net known Whether his Wadi is teat4
toyed or not, but be was still nocon.
601011g, MP Steep WAS not recognized
„until Monday womb g, when Hs wife
' WAS notified, Mrs Steep wee severely
affeeled when the heard of what had
happened to her husband, and arrived
at his side to and him tinconeeloue.
1 : The Mende here Were befitted by
,nhotie Monday evening, tela on going to
619'We tem that he is still imeonsoioue
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t *oboe loveliest new entertained for hit
recloVery
A bargain' in MEWL'S pants P
that4s oasil tr one of the best
we ever had. .
moros Pants made from heavy sit weal
Cenaclien Weirdo, welt ramie, put- the,
thing forworking limits, will give excel-
lent wear, our epecial bargain es glk
at Per Pile 6.4 • • . .. . 6. 911Attn,
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CLINTON'S
'GREATEST
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VERITABLE NA -APS FOR UNDERWEAR BUVERS--:Read carefully .this advertisement. YOU can depend on getting
goods exactly; as advertised. SATURDAY, OOT. '18, We connnence OUR SAMPLE SALE •
OF MEN'S FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR •
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590.. •pieces :'` of Men's 'and::'leece4ined Shirts and Drawers..
:All .samples, different sizes, to be.Sold.at about h0,f regular.. price:
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THE REASON WHY, WE MAKE 'MIS SPECIAL SALE—is that a large Montreal Wholesale 1101183having---no-lurther
need of these Fall and Winter samples, mold them tO•us very low, as the orders for the winter trade are now all taken, and as
it is a well known. fact that every wholesale house mustnecessarily lose many thousands of dollars every season on samples,
as they cannot he put in regular stock, as there is no cor:Wete range of lines -or sizes. So on thi4 account we are able to give
our numerous customers an opportunity of buying their Winter Underclothing at about 'one-half regular price. As they are
all different prices it is impossible t� give you a complete liat of orieca, but here's a few to give you an idea_ of what Is in.
. • store for you at this GREAT SAmrix SALE, 0111 UNDERWRill.
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50 pair of odd Drawers,. fancy 2-5731.411ente'tine-----Iehi)aitedl „Mot of, Men's PArlli-cweo.ioluSveetch
strip ei good fall welght,-- Natural Weol Undershirts— vino Undershirts. We have Knit Drawers, winter weighi
worth 40e each worth from $1.50 to V?, each sold a lot of these ourselves and very warm, undyed,—
for $1.50 • worth 75c each
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Price &tvk? r Price 7i° price
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25 pairs of a number of differ-
ent lines of All -Wool Un
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shrinkable thistle Drawers,
perfect fitting and worth 75c
and $1.
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stimpiesril: 59
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JACKSON BROS.
ALWAYS SIVE •
V0111 MONET
ON TOIIR FURNISMINCIS
A. lot of Fleece Lined Under-
shirts, all different colors,
only 3 and, 4 of a pattern,
worth wholesale $7.50 and
$9 a. dozen.
Sample Sale 4140
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38 Scotch Lana Wool, Pure
imported stock, undyed,dou-
ble-brea,sted and t:leub le -back
egttlar wholesale price $18
a ntozen
Sample Saleelll
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If at a distance order by mail
53 sample Shirts and Drawers,
Wright's .ramous Health
brand, aitlerent colors, beau-
tifully trimmed. Our rev.,
lar price is $5 per suit, •
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Price, each 'P1.
.I.ACKSON BRO.
ALWAYS SACK
YOU MONEY
JACKSON EROS,. Whitton ON "TOM UNDERWEAR
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