The Wingham Times, 1911-07-13, Page 1VOL. XL -40, 40, 705$.
WINGHAN. ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JULY 13
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Wear arder'r Shoes and Rebore
Read Willis & Co.'sadv, on page 8
Ceder Leigh T anis Club.
The 13y -Law irried,
26 MI ON DOLLAR.
OUR CONFIDENCE
JV'Quaker
1
1
The second afterno in tea of the CTed,
'There Was very fit e excitement in
!row
Oats J emonstration;
A demonstration and short talk on
the volae and pr paration of cereals
will be given by ss Goldie, Guelph,
who, by her ]earn fig and subsequent
experience is ful , qualified to speak
on this subject, This demonstration
is under the auspi es of the Wingham
Branch of the W man's Institute and
will be held in the Council Chamber on
Frid{iy, duly loth at .$ p. m. A good
q ted, everybody;; wei-
audience is re ue:
come,
' 11., 0, L Meads.
Last Sunday even;
VYingham L, O. L,
visiting members a'
body in St, Pouf's
a good attendance o
a to, Church,
g the members of
ith a number of
ended service in a
hunch. There was
the members of
ax Leigh Tennis Club •ill take place on
Saturday, July 15th. good program
in both doubles and .fogies lass been
.arranged as two court. will be available
for the afternoon. F iends and visit-
ing members of the el b will be made
connection with the v to on the Water
works by-law on Mo • ay last. Those
in favor of the by -la did not in any
way exert themselv:= to. secure the
Passing of the by -la but a few of
those opposed were .usy during the
Tax Rate fixed t
Mond y
The adjourned
the Town Council
evening with all
Meeting of Council
Evening,
regular meeting of
was held on Monday
e members present.
ce
q
1119 ,
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If the name F,astmap bad not
been behind them, we would
have been afraid that there was
Something beside til price that
was hap, when t,) Browne
Cameras first came out, But they
were made by Kodak workmen
in the Kodak factories. That
was enough to satisfy us, and the
results have more than justified
our confidence.
We don't understand how the
Kodak people do it at the price,
but here's theiraged
2a BROWNIE
For 2-i• x 4i pictures, price only
$3,04, Works just like a Kodak
and makes" wonderfully good
pictures; other Brownies, $1.00
to $12.00. '
the Order, The
Cro1y, preached a.
' eetor, Rev. E. H,
excellent sermon
welcome,
day. Now that the . -law has been
approved the Commissioners will no
Minutes of previo
and approved.+
s meeting were read
r
which was very in
all present.
ch appreciated by
•
Sunday School xcursion.
doubt proceed at once ith the work of
supplying the people o the town with
water, The Tuff s is to
A communicatio
Ontario Municipal
that a delegate be
was read from the
Association asking
: to
4,7
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Death of
Mr. Hugh Andersen,
pioneers of West '
his home in St. Helios
87 years. De,
been a res
resident oft
survived by his wid
family of ten childr
of Mrs. Thos, Blae •
remains were take
Pioneer,
one of the early
atvanosh, died at
on Sunday last,
eased had for years
, e township ;and is
w and a grown up
n. He was father
of this town. The
to London on Tues-
The annual union nday school ex-
cursion to Kincardine thisyear will be
run on Thursday, Jul 27th. This will
be Wiiighare's civic h Jliday and a large
'number of our towns' eople and people
from the neighborl ,_ townships will
spend the day at the lake town. Kin-
cardiae has a fine be ch and is adelig ht -
ful place to spend a miner day. The
return fare from Wi :ham is 75 cents
and children 40°. rhe special train
leave
pure pleased
see that the waterwor s system is to
be completed and with the carrying o£
the by-law the Com ssioners'should
be able to carry out, th-ir plans of giv-
ing our townspeople a ontinuous elec..for
tric service. The vote was as follows;
For Against,
Ward 1 29 12
" 2 26 22
3 29 • 29
" 4 Div. 1 31 26
,� ,. 2 8 14
the annual meetin.
in Toronto. -Filed.
A communicatio
Societty of St. An.
a refund of
Town Hall, --Filed
A communicati•1
School Board aski
by-law issuing deb
run g
20 years to pa
provements at se
ppointed attend
of the Association
from Ladies' .Aid
rew's Church asking
,5 on rent paid for
from the Public
g Council to pass a
ntures for $1,500 to
for permanent. im-
ool building. On
g•
x or ds
Li
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Death to Declines:
A considerable a ecline in deaths from
contagious disea us is shown by the
monthly statem nt of the Provincial
Health a ep were t for June, In June,
1910 there were 1,698 cases and 271
deaths; in June, 911, 903 cases and 1604
deaths, Seventy .ix persons died from
tuberculosis com Jared with 157 in June
'
last year. Twen , -five died from di le,
theria, 19 each fr Jm typhoid fever and
measles, 'and 12 f om scarlet fever,
day for interment•
'f
will Wingham t 9,15 a. m. and
arrive in Kincardine at 10.35. Baggage
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• 123 103
motion of Reeve M
Donald and Coun.
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There's
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Walton NIeK�bboo
THE DRUGGIST
'Z s @4Ca L Sibs»
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• Macdonald Block, Wingham.
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To RENT—Seven-xogmed house, good
car will be attached o train for bask-
els, etc., and thee will be an ample
Majority for by -la , 20•
McKenzie, the requ
q
Board was
A
t of Public School
months of good OX•
ford weather ahead of us
gardeir. hard and soft water. Apply
at Miss office,
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supply of prepared es and coffee and
hot •water, The Ingham Citizens'
g
Successful B rn Raising,
etitionranted
p , proper y signed, was read,.
asking that a sewer be constructed on
Centre
therefore if you can use a air
p
here s your Oxford oppor
i'p
/
Moving t London,
Band will accompan, the excursionists.
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The, editor of t
last had the pleas
e TIMES on Friday
"
re of attending a
street, betty en John and .Pat-
.rick streets. On motion of Couns. El-
liott and Bonethe Sewer
tunity,
Watches, clocks, silverware and jewel-
r
Conductor Rich, ho has resided in
Wingham for som time has been trans-
ferred to London nd will take a run
PERS° AL•
very successful
Mr. W. J. Curr
12th line of Eas
barn raising at
's farm on the
Wawanosh. This
Committee
was given power toproceed with the
work.
Petitions were read asking that water
B uyuy OxfordsN ow
Sarnia and D troit Excursion,
Thepannual excu sion of Minerva En-
cam meat, I. O. F. to Sarnia and
Detroitwill be un on Saturday,
August 6th. xcursionists will
leave Wingham at 6.35 a. m.
and the return f e to Sarnia is $2
From Sarnia to De oit the trip will be
made on the agnifieent steamer
"Tashmoo"of th White Star Lineformerly
and the fare from Sarnia to Detroit
and return is 7b cents. This is the
popular excursion f,the season. Get
fullparticulars fr advt. in another
column.
,
We Nage it !
AST WHAT YOU WANT
Town or farm properties
I P P
atprices to suit everybody's
wishes.
We know• values, and
when you consult us you get
the advantage of .Our long
experience in the Real Est-
and Insurance business.
Just at the present time
we have some exceptionally
nice properties on our lists
at right prices.
Wingham is a live grow -Richardson`&
• ing town and you will make
mistake in buying a home
here.
Or three nice houses
to rent.,
on one of the pass nger trains between
Lonon and Det cit. The Tums is
sorryto report th removal of Mr, and
Mrs. Rich and fa ily from Wingham.
He will; however, ave the best wishes
of'many friends o his promotion. It
is not,yet definitel known who will be
Mr. Rich's success r on the L. H. & B ,
but rumor has it t t Conductor Weam-
es,visiting
of Wi gham, will be given
the run•
t
Miss Spading of Sa_'naw,
her cousin, Miss Mina
Mr, W. S. Sheppard
Sunday at his home in
Miss Flossie Orris vi
tives and friends in Lon
Miss Clara Beckett,
with Wingham
A
Mrs. Flood and da
visited in. Mount Forest
is visiting
obb,
isited for over
alt,
iting •with rela-
• on,
of Toronto is
•riends.
•:hter, Mamie,
last week.
was the first ev:
we ever had th,
tendin and we
was well done. T
Geo. T. Robertson
and Mr. Wm. Elst
timbers were very
no attempt at esti
wards of three hu
dance, During the
put in readiness an.
nt of this kind that
privilege of at-
would sa the work
e captains were Mr.
of East Wawanosh
n, of Morris, The
heavy and there was
g. There were up-
.red people in atten-
day everything was
after a bountiful
mains be placed on John street, between
Leopold and William streets and on
Alice street, north of Albert street.
On motion of Colitis. Elliott and Bone,
the petitions were 'eferred to the Water
and Light Commis ion with a request
•to proceed with t e work and also to
place hydrants at the corner of John
and William stree and at the corner
of Charles and Alice streets.
The Finance Committee recommend -
This is not a sale of odd:
and ends of Oxfords, but c
clean sweep sale of the heel
Oxfords for Mtn, Women
BOYS' Misses' and Children,
that we have shown this sea
Son.
ViTe have no room here tc
enumerate styles and c,ut prices
Call and see the
supper had been se
"raising"
ved the real work
ed payment of f. lowing act unts:r-
goods.
Greatest bargains in watches and
jewelry ever heard of in Wingham, at
KNox's Annual Sale,
Mrs. Carr and daugh
Woodstock are visiting
er, Glady,, of
rs. Flom
of the was
o'clock the me
after 10
started about 6
•and
continued working
g
it
Dudley Holmes, egal fees. $114.88
Theo. Hall, adve tieing ,,, , 51,83
Hanna & Co, sup plies 5.00
See us for Trunks and Valises,
Mr. Clare Adams, of
oronpe is visit -until
o'cloc and was neces-
..
John s, xpense by-law
r. Groate
Orange
The -Battle of t
tion Kincardin
elebrations.
e Boyne was celebra-
-and Goderich
with his parents, Mr. a
Adams,
Henry T. Tho son,
ampton was calling an
d M R. W
of South-
foghorn friends
sary for a number o
following morning
lentwerMr, Currie wi
lent barn when it is
men to return the
o complete the
1 have ed excel-
ompleted, It is
elect on 33.00
Electric Light- C •m.,33.00
g band hall
lights 63
G. T. scale site. .. �� .. 1,00
�o., fire
J.
• J GREER
Where quality counts we win.
GIRLS WANTED,—A 1 , D S. Perrin
P YMr.
& Company, Limited, London, Ont.
Passed E aminations.
Last Saturday's ally papers gave a
list of the success 1 candidates at the
different Normal chools in Ontario
and we are please to report that the
Wingham student have successfully
passd their ex ;nations. Misses
Annie Barber, Jen 'e Bowman, Mabel
McDonald, Belle R berson and Alfred
Posliff were success ul at Stratford and
Miss Ruby -Kerr eceived a limited
third-class certificat at Toronto. These
youn g people have a very best wish-
es of the TIMES f r success in their
future career.
at
day, but we go t
report as to the
tions The weat
best the weathe
'
nice cool wave
The Win ham L
yester-
press too earlyto
ccess;of the celebra-
er •wa ' of` very
pian sending along a
g g
n Tuesday evening
dge, accompanied bydaymorningfora
P
on Tuesday.
Mr. Fred J. G1ahn eft on Tuesday
for Goderich to accep a ,position in a
barber shop.
Mr: and Mrs. A. Y ng left on Tues-
two months' tripthe
ahip-roofed barn 60x.4 feet and has
a concrete wall nderneath, The
distance from the pea' of the roof to
the cellar floor is 51 f: et. The concrete
wall of 3344 square et was built in
nine da
ysno
drawing nine me . Thisa work in-
chided of, the gravel, stone,
Phone alarm
6 months • 60.00
Geo. Carr, suit for Chief .. 20.00
Gray, Young & Sp: rling Co., salt 8,25
Rae, supplies 6.40
pp
J. A. McLean te.m work and
lumber ' .. .... .. . 159,55
John F. Groves, s lary•and post-
age - • • • • • • . • • . • • , • 55.50
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GENERAL
FIRE
• •
•good
j ¢ ! n
AGENT
�'��
the Citizens' ns' Ba
of people from t
day at Kincardin
d and a large number
g
is section spent the
• Three special trains
through the West.
g
Misses Nettie and Clara oodman,
I• ,
of Londesboro are vi$sting it Mr. and
water and cement.
this work was Mr. J
Mr. Alex. McDougall
he contractor on
mea Leaver and
made an excel-
Geo. Allen, solar 32.50
Jose h Gibson sal:r 30.00
p y..
Thos. Calvert, sal :ry.., 50.00
R. Rankin, sar'ary
LIFE
ACCIDENT
PLATE QLAsa`
InsuranceTwo.
were run from
Up to 10 o'clock
fifty Kincardine
at the Wingham
ngham to Kincardine
.m• nine hundred and
ickets had been sold
T R. Stat; n.
Mrs. Newton Black. i
Dr. T. Chisholm, M.P., of Toronto
was calling on old lends in town for
g
a few days this wee .
Y
lent superintendent a
work ro properly do
P P Y
bei used in the barn
premises by Mr, J.
d saw that the
•was
e. Alt the tim_
was cut on the
. Gillespie with
... 7.50
C. P. R., rent seal: site.. .. . 2.00
Bell Telephone Co. message :25
W. H. Rmt°ul, sup lies . 50
Annie McLeod scr,bbin hall2,50
g
Thos, Bloomfield, c eanin chim-
g
WEATHER
Coupled with
p
MONEY LOANING
'a°17407'0
a REAL ESTATE and
Business•
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Ritchie.86. Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Los'r—A bunch
Mr. John Johnsto , of Belgrave was
his portable saw mill,
doll has the
Mr. David Tis-
for the frame
Aaron Posliff, cutt ng grass....., 1.50
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
•
ASMITH
BANKER
WINGS AM, &MARIO.
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o� s near the
leavin ice, Finder be rewarded by
leavingg� same at tli IMEs office. or the
visiting for over Su day at the fiome
o£ Mr. Newton Blac .
contrast
work and his reputation
guarantee of good
in this line is a
work. That Mr,
Farm Land Exemp ions • 19.75
Firemen's salaries, 65.00
Public School Boa Y levy.... 400.00
Offloe oyes ltfaloolm's Glrooexy.
Tne Dental offices of Dr. Irwin and
Dr. Price will be closed each Wednesday
afternoon, during May, June, July,
August and September.
post ofFice.
Mrs. Fred McLean nd little daughter,
and Mrs. Currie haveia
large circle of
g
.d, ,
Town Band, quarterly grant37.50
_
Accident i r Wawanosh,
Last night one of the
drivers for Mr. R Jbt. Thompson, pro-
Janet are visiting f
Listowel and Stratfod.
Miss
Miss Mabel MeD
Last week with her friend,Miss
Inds in Atwood,
nolo was visiting
Isabelle
friends was shown in
of people vho atte
both men and women
do all they could to as
he large number
deo the raisin'
g,
eing anxious to
1st in the work.
Chas. Barber, wok on grader10.00
Arthur Haines w rk on streets 36.75
A. Sanderson, 36.05
" " watering streets.,. 44.80
Robt. De elI
Y , eatery .. .. .. 26.00
Gutta Percha & Rubber Co, hose `
William Shaw, th Carp drug clerk,
who was shot at idge End, died in
Cornwall Hospital, arid Reeve McRae
•P '
is held on a •char a of murder,
g
Rodeos Histo i�
The following it m is taken from the
Stratford Beacon nd the same appear-
ed in the Beacon o the 23rd of June
'ter
2872:—It will be s en by an order -in-
council, dated 14th June, that the On-
tario Government ave decided to grant
$2,000 per mile to hat portion of the
southern extension f ' the Wellington,
Grey &Bruce Rail ay between Wing-
hallo and Kincardi e, uncoupled with
any condition that t ey shall grant run-
nin to the ondon; Huron and
g powersMr,
Bruce Railway Co an or similar
y p y,Thursday
running powers to he Toronto, ere
and Bruce. We h ve no doubt that
a similarly grant wi I be obtained for
that portion o then ebetwbtaine mer.
Ston and Wingham,
n'
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, nettle, or hogs to feed for market
can have it' on reasonable terms.
Notes discounted for tradesmen, met*
chants or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
duce dealer, of i russets met with a
bad accident on t e 6th line of East
Wawanosh, He ad successfully cross-
ed the.river with a wagon load of but-
and when goi g up the hili on the
the
McDonald, at Paramount.
Mr. Fraser, C.P.R
bridge has been vis;
with old friends in
Mr: ane Mrs. A.
agent at Wood-
g
Ing fora few days
Ingham,
Flemin of To-
g'
Mr. M. E. Zurbrigg
procured two good i
g p
before the raising wa
after the work was
afternoon and evening
Leasure for the
as present and
urea one taken
started and one
half done. The
was one of
he
01.10
On motion of Cowls. Bone and Hall,
the report of the Finance Committee
was adopted,
An account o $11 from Nightwatch-
man Gibson to ay for medical atten-
n
J. H. SMlTN, MUS. DUs.
Organist and Choir Master Knox Pres -
byterian Church; Kincardine,
east side of r ver the horses could
not hold the load and the wagon back-
ed over the em ankment overturning
g
the load of butt: , The horses were
hurt and t e butter considerably
damaged, Fro Mr.. Alex, Scott's
telephone on the North Huron line ak
number of neig pore were soon on hand
and rendered valuable assistance.
morn; g the telephone was
•of
ronto are spending
relatives and friend
Mr. and Mrs. L.
are visiting with
eats, Mr and Mrs,
Mrs, Spedding an
Toronto is visitingwith
and Mrs. Geo.
Miss Fay Morten,
two weeks with
in town.
Jenks, of Buffalo
Mrs.' Jenks' par-
. Pnder'
two c '1 ren, of
he rents,Special
p
cKenzie.
of Toronto, is
editor
pdance
large number of frie
interesting talks wit
g
ing pioneers o£ the
Tervit sr, was prese
venting years preven
the thick of thew
there and he cowl
the work was bei
Mr. Tervit has open
as meta
ds and had very
the few remain-
s ction. Mr. Geo:
t and while ad -
ed him being in
his heart was
always tell when
g done properly,
56 years on the
and reps; s to coat was referred
to Council andas left over until next
meetin
The Clerk re orted that he had billed
Western Found y Co. for payment due
on mortgage on January 1st, 1910 and
1911 and interes on same and that the
Company was w fling to pay amount of
mortgage only, Instructions given to
Collect full amou t.
PIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN AND VOICE
TheOCount rpo nt and
yyill visit Wingham every Monday.
p Summer Course.
Fees moderate.
-
Apply Bos 66 Kincardine.
p
Christie's Grocerybadly
PHONE bf3.
:
uE1N7
SPECIALTIES
again used and now team Horses
wee: from
sendin a couple o: weeks at the home
p g pBy-law
of her uncle, Mr. J. A. Morton.
one farm in Eas
Thos. Lind,
Wawanosh. Mr
the
No. 6 5 to raise $1,500 on
and wagon sent Brussels to
take the butter o its destination.
Miss Lillie •rry, of Bay City,
Mich., is her holidays
soothe
veers was present and
terested
of sturdy pic-
was a much id-
It he
debentures to pa for permanent im-
im-
provements in 'blit School building
Auto In Ontario.
Nearly amble the number of permits
for automobile- were issued in the
Province last ear over 1909. This
is shown b a e ort issued the
y " Pby
Provincial Regis for theyear end-
ed October 31, 1'10. The total amount
spending
her grandmother,
Mr. Win. Simp.on.
working with the
ane Co, left on
Mr, and Mrs.
two children of
,p
with
s. Jas. England.
who has been
Orth Huron Teleph-
uesday on a trip to
Gordon Stanle and
Y
oronto are spending
g
spectator.
built the first barn
now owned by Mr,
log building and was
years ago. Other
were John Menzies,
Andrew Linkiater, jRobt.
Isbister dna Geo. T.yior.
would not wish to .•e
was who
n part of the farm
Currie. It was a
erected some fifty
2d pioneers present
Henry Deacon,
S t e r Wm.
Others, who
called old men,
was given three
of Couns. Hall an
By-law No. 63,,
taxation at 26 m'lls
readings and on in
and Elliott was pasea'
On motion of Co
the matter of roc
p
endings and on motion
Bell was passed.
fixing the rate of
was given.three
tion of Couns. Bone
ns. Bell and Bone,
ringa dock for the
SUMMER
sESsioN
Come in and we'll tell you about
them. Nothing can be nicer
for hot Weather and
poor a etitiess
pp
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- Huron
The annual excursion
Old BosCalgary,
y df T°rnnte
brought a large nu
g g
dents back to the
days. Two special
the city, one rural'
the other to Kinear+
of the Executive
Ola Boys' Assoeiati.n
joyable auto trip
They arrived in
evening from Luc
Monday morning
They were accomp:
of Toronto, who
'of
with hag -pipe Mu
ing• tit the par
Joseph Beck and
Kincardine train
Tuesday evening,
among the party
in Winghatnt--M
M. S.L.11otnuth,
Mr. dna Mrs. Ch
Robt. Cornyn,
gni.. Mrs. Geo.
and l loience'Con
b d Boys.
of ,the Huron
on Saturda last
Y
her' of farmer real-
o d countyfora few
,trains came from
g t0 Goderich and
inc. The members
ommittee of the
had a very en-
t rough the county,
Wi gham on Sunday
now and left on
f" Blyth and Clinton.
nied by Piper Rosa,
f routed our eititens
is on Monday morn-
y we noticed Major
D. E.. Floody. The+i
eturned to the city on
The following were
ho spent a few days
. and Mrs. A. Comma,
. Sills, Wsn. Mitchell,
s. Moore, Miss Little,
dhtl Mitchell, Cecil
coag, Misses ];•►'antis
table,Mr. Spedding.
g•
Pickled Onions
Slur Spiced Pickles
Sour Mixed Pickles
Per Bottle 5Cr-
To><lato Catsup,are
a regular treat
Per Bottle 1aC
INDIA RALISIt touches the
.
palet every time,
Per Bottle 25cin
I;iITS 'AItD DRUBBING f can be
treed for almost Avery thin
and an t in g
a y h
Per Bottle20c ,
Maudaly Skuee�-Soup—
Olives, etc,
" ' ` ' "
received in fees . as x,271`° bf this'
sum $183,780 was pal for letter patent
and licenses, $24, 5 for company re•�
turns, $24,3041er utomebile licenses
and renewals, $44,� 2 for marriage act
forms, $1,509 fe orrimissions under
privy seal, $173 o eextifictes, ;dna
$2,803 for by-laws r 1,97'1 autorno=
biles owned whiff the rovince and
2,258 outside. 4,14+ perm tswere issued.
p were given but.of
In 1949, 2452 er itsYwishing
The numb r of r: evrals for automo•
biles was 2462 a•,:Inst 1,127 last Year:
their holidays wit
y
and friends.
Mr, IL F. Cons
the Canadian Ord
visiting for Ove
friends in town.
Dr. A. J: Irwin
Saturday aster a
Ile re
a p
pleasant trip anal
the Ola Land.
Mr, and Mrs. Tit's.
Wingham relatives
g
able, Organizer for
r of Foresters was
Sunday with aid
will return home on
�w weeks holidays in
rtshavin had aver
•England.
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