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Visa M. Kitty of elfutoai is the
leeest of Mr. J. Watkies of the Base
Misses- M. McLaughlin and B. 'ree-
k)/ and Mr. T. Scarlett of Leadbury
.visited at Mr. Tyner's on Sunday. i
' . Mr. and Mira Scott of Maple Grove
nt London townehip, spent Thu'aiday
fastat Mr. Geo. Tyner s.
Mr. R. G. Reid of Varna visited
Triende be Sa.lerday and Sunday. f
Mrs. J. Lindsay of London and
children are , guests of Air. T. J.
geindsay this week.
Mrs. Hornby' and daughter, Mrs.."
neugford' ot Colborne spent SundeY at
Mr, John Joblhson's.
MIssc s (:. Biggin and A. Noble of
Clinton .:vent Sundays with friends
' Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Draper and.
Tamil» of Clinton spent Sundayas
the guests of Mr. J: Watkins. '
► a merhll .
Summerhill.
Mr. R. Colborne of Seafortl'r pet
Sunday at hf:a horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Churchill and
Mrs. T. Cook of Clinton visited at
Mr. C. Beacons on Monday.
''The Ladies' Guild will meet airthe
home of Mrs. Cooler on Friday after-
noon.
Mr. L. Govier of the 10th sprat
Sunday at Mr. R. A. Govtor's.
Mr. A. SIcLaughlin ot Seaforth
paid a flying visit to his home here
on Wednesday.
Miss C. Colborne of Sealorth spent
last week the guest of her another,
Mrs. J. Colborne.
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Golderieh Township
Ailiss eVennie Thompson of the 36th
con. attended a wedding at Londes-
boro on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. R. Miller of Niagara Fails,
who is accompanied by her two
children, is the guest for a couple of
weeks or so of her blether, Air.
Frank W. Powell of the 16th con.
Mrs. George Connell Sr, has been
visiting Lucknow friends.
S. S. No. 11 has re-engaged Miss
Tichborne at an advance in salary,
She is a good teacher.
Mr. „ins. Connell's son `had a ear:
vow escape trema meeting with a very,
serious accident the other slay. He
was oiling the gearing ot the -wind-
mill at about eight feet from the
ground whth his shirt caught bi the
cogs, He tried to cut himself free.
nilth his knife hut as he had to act.
quickly he pulled himself loos.., He
thus escaped with only some cuts
Which the doctor fixed .up. He is to
be congratulated on the presence of
mind he displayed.
Mr. Wm. Crooks went down to
Linwood for the glorious 12th and
also spent some days with relatives
and old friends. teiere.
The passing of Mr, William Acheson
of Goderich leaves buttwo surviving
members. of that pioneer family of
this township, Mrs. Henry Ford and
Mr. - Edwaai Acheson. ' They are a
long-lived . family, .three ot thebroth-
ers having now passed away in their
76th year. '
Mies Kempton of Laurier bas been
«siting a her uncle's, Mr. Jame:,
Moss.
Mr, Robert Greer of Stanley town-
ship has euring;' the
own-shiphas'dlurine'the pase week -bought
two spans of horses in this town-
ship,
ownship, one uair from Mr. Thos. Cronyn
and the other . teem : Mr. Ben Bath -
well. Mr, Greer's purchased made up
a carload which he has shipped to
the west. Messrs: Cirenyb and Rath -
well have since replaced the teams
they sold. .
The News -Record leads for Goder-
ich township news.
Mr: George .. Petit& of Lucan
spent a week as the guest of his
daughtee Mrs. ' Harry Thompson.
Mr. H. Snider of Goderich . has
secured the.. C. St Lowery, farm for
which he 'made an exchange of west-
ern property.
meaaMannemem .so®a
BIG VALUE
Breeze ilagfiteld Happenings.,
Mrs. A. B. Carter and Miss Edith
Green. of Dei,' oit are visiting, their
mother, Mae. M. Green. They in-
iond spending a few days with
'Guelph and Gordo friends also be-
fore returning to Detroit.
Mrs. Buchan of Durham is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. , (Dr.)
Woods.
Mrs. Rinkey and family, of Berlin
s el parents, are the guestsher renh p . , 1Vir.
and Airs. Daniel Macdonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards of
To onto, Mr. and hlr:r. J. E. Young,
Masters Harold,, Fwd. and Jack
Young, and hits. T. G. Davey of
London, Miss Y. Wiliood, Bliss Millie
Willood, St. Mary's and Mr. and.
Mrs. Wilkundren and son, Master
Jack, of Montreal, are, guests at the
Commercial.
Mrs.. Lowrie, Miss Lowrie, Mien.
Harper, Miss McKay,. Mr. and Mrs.
William Charles,. bliss Brown, Miss
Margaret Brown, Mrs. Sylvester, Miss
Edna S, "_vester, , of Detroit, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred. Edwatris and her child-
ren
hildren and Mrs. James Reid of .Tor-
onto, are guests , at Mrs, John Fer-
gnson's..
Mr. Horton and daughter, Miss
Horton, were the guests of Mrs
Parsons on• Sunday,
M_►;. C, Walters of Grand Rapids
is the guest of her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. James Thomson.
M. Harry Tippet of Chicago was
the guest of his brother, Mr,- John
Tippet, the past week.
Mrs. II. Drehnaan and family are
visiting friends at Hollysrood at
present.
Miss Jose Storting is visiting her
brothers, at the Michigan Soo.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rhymes and
son, Master Philip of Brantford are
the guests of the latter's • parents,
Mr. and Mike John Ferguson.
Mrs. Janie; Johnston leftlase
week for Milestone, Saslc to visit
her sons
Rev. Wotton- of Stratford occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church
on Sunday .morning last.
Dr. J. Stanbury of Toronto and
Mr: J. G. Stanbury, wife and family
of Exeter were the guests of their
parents, Dr, and Mrs. Stanbury, a
few days the past week. ' '
Mrs. Malcolm, Frame of Fort Wil -
Bain is the gucse of • her patentee
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson.
Mrs. Crowe and sister, Miss Mamie
Welmsley, .of Det i,>it.:. are visiting
friends in the. village,
Mrs. Weir and daughter,. Miss Fran-
cis Weir of. London were the guests
Of her sister, Mrs. J. ; Tippet, last
week,
Mr. John Spencer ' of Corinne,
Sask., is-. home on a .visit.•,
BIC VALUE
Couch & C
JULY Mid -Summer SALE
Bev. J. L. Turnbull, wife and fam-
ily of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Beet-'
Ings and family of Galt, Miss Mc-
ICie, Dundas ; Mrs. Jolley and Miss
Jolley, Toronto ; Mr. Galbraith, wife
and family, P. S. Inspector, Mt. For-
est ; Mrs.. Dickey and family, Terme
o
to ; Mrs. Jas. Ferguson, M iss Clara
Fergtor7h, Mrs. W. Carter and family
Mrs. F. Mutch and family, Clinton
- ev. Mc au hlin, wife and farmil
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Hamilton, are summering in West-
minster Grove..
M. 11. P. Falconer; who hes
been sailing with her husband for
the past couple of months, returned
on Wednesday and will reimain for a
time in cool agd breezy Bayfield:
The weather has been too hot to be
really enjoyable on board ship lately.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Foster were
in Clinton on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's
church intend holding their annual
summer concert on 'Tuesday evening,
August Int. Full particulars next
week. 41/
Varna
The annual picnic under the "aus-
pices of the Presbyterian church will
be held in Mr. McAsh's garden on
Toesday evening next. These garden
parties are always most enjoyable
and successful and a pleasant time
is assured for Tuesday evening, Music
will be furnished by the Citizens'
Band, Clenton,
Stanie}1 Township
Mrs. Moos of MoGillvary is spend-
ing a few days with her sister, Mrs,
Andrew Duncan,
Mr. T. Dinsmore and sister, Miss
Drama Dinsmore, spent Sunday at
the home of. M's J. H. Johnson of
?he Parr. Line. •
Mr. Wesleyhorritt spent a fe
S p w
days the past week at the home of
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Mr. Wan. Rathwell and other friend's.
Miss Mable Rathwel''l spent Sunday
with her sinter, Mrs. Wm. Foster, .
Se are sor:+j to heap that Mrs.
Herb, Slmlifh's baby has, been sick,
but aro flad to hear that it is lin-.
proving.
Goderich Township.
The trustees of S. s,. No 4 have
securedt5ie services of Mrs; II,
Strider. '
Miss Langford of Granton was .the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Thomp-
son.
Goderich Township
Mrs. Charlbsworbh and grandahild-
* a of Flint, Mich., are speeding 'the
+senator at Reete Sturdy'a.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perdue returned
on Wednesday from a visit to tsihefr
son Will at Bay City, Mich. They
also visited relatives at Flint, Grind-
stone
rindstone and other places and report
having hada most enjoyable thee.
Mrs. C. N. Ford and son Leon of
Albion, Miele, are the guests of Mrs.
Peter Cantelon and daughter of the
7th con., and other friends in lee
vicinity. Mrs. Ford. was form e:1y
Miss Ella Sharpe, is a niece .of Mr.
Jas. Elliott, and will re reuieu tiered
by :many atonic hemeabouts• It is.
twenty years since she last visited
hexa and she notes many changes in'
the place and people during that
L':me.
Auburn
Mr. H, -E. IIelwig leaves on Tues-
day on a business erip'to the west.
Dr. B. C. Weis was in Clinton on
Tuesday. .
Terms
CASH
ONE
PRICE
ONLY
Millinery OLE Ai -IIF
Mr. H. S. Knox has returned from
the west and is selling out his bus-
iress: in Auburn with the latention of
returning roe Winnipeg where he bas.
accepted a position with a whole-
sale house.
Mrs.. Gravelston is a patient in
the Clinton hospital. Her friends
trust that she will s000 regain heir
health.
Mr. A. Naylor is wearing a happy
smile these . days on account of the
arrival of a little on at his home.
The Auburn Lawn Tennis C1L►'b is
just finishing' a tournament en'a. , by
all appearances at time of writing
Mr. Will. McDonald and Mr. A.. Nay-
lor will be in the finals. Such being
the case it will be a game worrth
seeing.
Mr. W. T. Little was in. Kincardine
on business last weik,
On Sunday last at, the close of the.
preaching envies in the Bapeist
church the Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was. administered,• by the
pastors. There was ` a good congrega-
tion and Mrs, Jas. Tucker ce Clinton
rendered a solo very pleasingly dur-
ing the serviee. Pastor Wylie will
preach .next Sunday afternoon. •
Our gt'tial pedagogue, Mr. A. Nay-
lor, was ente;:sted with the • care of
a small boy pupil this ..week. Con-
gratulations, Alfred. .
The Ladies' Aid 'of St. Matic'e
church wile hole' a concern in Term-
pUrance • hall on Friday evening. The
prop,*•am will be a 'good.. one:
The. Antics of the Seaforth
"Rooters" Aroused the In-
dignation of . the 1 People
of Brucefield.
Brucefield, July 17tb, 1911,
.Editors of The News -Record.
NOW' IN FULL SWING
We . began this great Mid -Summar Sale Wed-
nesday. The most radical quick -action clean up
of high class 'summer" tabrics you• women have
ever heard of Profits are completely wiped out. It is
a sale that appeals to every women. Already Hun-
dreds' are taking advantage of the genuine reductions;,
Come to see this Sale during July and save
money.
MUSLINS 1, PRICE
Your choice of any muslin in •
store a price Lots of good pat-
terns to choose from
.MILLINERY
Just 6 trimmed hats left take
your choice for $1.08.
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GINGHAMS 9c
Your choice of all our 12ec and
15c flinghams all fast colors July
' Sale 9c; •
DRESS GOODS 39c
500 yards pure wool dress goods
reg BUc and 65c for 39c. Now. is
the time to buy ' a cheap fall
dress,.
BEST ENGLISH
PRINTS 100
Your choice of all prints in
,store 10c.
TA.RLE LINEN 43
2•pieces Of table linen unbleach•
ed 72 inchee,wide reg105c for 43c
WHITE UNDER-
SKIRTS
2 dozen Ladies white under-
skirts good Quality cotton trine-
teed with Embroidery very
special 69e.
NETT WAISTS $2.78
e12a y -lined
c tamnett $2.78
LAWN. WAISTS
PRICE•.•
, .
Voile c'aoice of any Lawn
Waist 1 price.,.
FLANNELETTE 90
500 yards good Quality Flanr
ti Tette 36 inches Wide reg 12o r
th
Mr. McLean again insisbb that I•
must not judge the sentiment* of tree
people of Sealorth lays 'the ..actions of
Dear Sir -I take the liberty oE
a . few erapulsivo toys. In answer T
asking you 'to allow; one a little space
{would say that I certainly do not
threugh the ' columns of The Newi-
as 1 firmly believe that' there are a
' few residents • of his 'town and an
opinion, and not mine alOnO, tint thzi
odd business man here: and there that
joiet opinion of the people of Bruce -
were anxious that the . "Rovers"
field and vicinity regarding the Write -
should land the honors. .Wu have a
up from tele pen of the editor . OE
fairly good idea .who these parties
ilee Expositor tinder '13rucefiele head -
are, • and we also have an idea who
ing Of la,st, weeles edition.
are to the contrary. ,:!'You cannot
The letter sent the Expositor re-
tell by the look of a frog. how : far
garding thes disgraceful aceions of
he. can jump." yet you can certainly
meg Seaforthites op the night of
tall by the • actions of a man .`. on
the Preston kerne here was' not pub -
which side of a question he is mast
lished. Rather the editor chose what
interested. I" believe 'there is no one
he judged .to be tlie most important
anywhere who would have have been
par? and leid it ehefore the public.
more pleased to see ?he Rovers win
He then. sat Ao werk to criticise the
out, afeer having defeated Seaforth,
same: I do not nlarne Mr. IVIcLean
than the editor of the Expositor,
feir doing so, for he is a man Who
and it is not mg aspirations to try -
through taus letter to impose on
of the town of Seaforeh. Yet I am
them • all 1 . ask is justice.
afraid 'teat he is rather too much
The gang of Seaforthites who were
inclined to believe that We farmers
doing the rooting, for Preston were
ab Brumfield .are tip in the air "and
not all boys, not by any means, 1
are not by any means using correct
can name at least one rosiness man,
judgment and at 'the swine time be -
and three or four others, of whom
lieving that the football . fans al Sea -
anyone would readiily, say they had
forth are abaolutely perfect, and
passed their ,twenty-fifth year. Such.
would never dare attempt •to do "
people as these, especially :with. :the
thing shameful. oe wrong. Mr. Mc -
disposition . they dis . layed here, if
Leaa cannot really eudenstand how
called boys by cefield people,
we could notice the "handful" of
would '+ be 'liable call the latter
people froim Seaforth rooting, for
names more cutting still
Preston, when there were a •-thousand,
It isnot my, wash to cause rivalry
p,erions on the grounds. This is eas9
between . the two towns, not at all,
to explain indeed, Preston wan hav-
but more' hard feelings than what
ing the best of the play especially
exist at the present time can hardly,
throughout the last half. Therefore
be imagined. Brucefield People, at
it would nob be 'common sense to
least the majority, when they enter
Seaforth are at ' once !Bead as tar -
would be rooting veal incessantly
gets, at which ;threats. and hot air
under thetse circumstances, .would it ?
shots may fly, and as for thyself, I
And again, as I said belbre, the fif-
do not pretend to be a serapper, and
teen or twentY doubtless disgusted
1 guess under; the cirounistances I
and defeated one-time "Huron" fanS
had better keep; away.
were grouped ilogethen, and the heart -
As far as I know, on Friday even-
ing "last when the junior "Hurons"
ancer was practically enough for any
lost• to the Tavistock eleven only two
stranger to readily judge from where
local fans were in attendance at
the Mr. McLean ot the Expositor also
game. Now if those indiserdsat
youths from Seaforth, as the Expos -
gees on to say that I ain takiog the
itor is obliged to' call them, had
kebut have I not a right to do So
pt their proper place here a few
niThe' geariee we played with. tie Hut-
ghts slnee, probably ono hundred'
rooters would have gone to Sea -
one ate Seats:A:1i were ail of a sele
fIons nature to me. In as mu& that
orth, but alas l you see the result
and I am verI was constantly foliewed from place
y glad indeed to say;
bhat our boto Place by half a dozen wcaeld-l;
gs have mere pluck and
more pugilists all seeking to tell mei a
pride for themselves than to go
aid while' there cheer for an outs
the aline Nine that toy lite hung in
side team. Better far at bout. Now
a balanee• while their town. The
that 'Seaforgt is entirely wiped . oft
majority of the people of Seafetrth
the Trap in both Intermediate and
May. Proleaely be in fever of Wean,
Junior serios of rho W. P. A., pro.;
bably they will fled- some other em -
pease, they had better get bitty till
loyment beside that of raising a
ruction with their neighbors. -
' 1t`otalon stillie InithilerS,.. or maybe ,some
pid ; these few' 'eatifangled words
bright evening the lattet gang ...04,1t
may '• sotttdwhat enlighten the Mels,
find theniselves • caught 'at Mkt
jot and irhartial% yon for spate,
game' either .opeti handed tir. behind
' "I .malar, Sl►iderely .You*,
,
prison walls.
-Dr!ucodeld Correspondent,
St. Helens.
SATURDAY MORNING
Our millinery season is over. We have left
over twelve trimmed hats ranging in price from
$3.00 to $6.50 each, We don't want them. You
may as there is three months of fine weather
yet to come, -
Take your choice Saturday morning when
the doors are opened at $1,00 each.
That all may have are equal chance not one
will be sold or reserved before Saturday. ,
WE HAVE
About 35 ends travellers samples lace curtains..
They measure about 20 inches: long, We will
clear out thislot on Saturday at 15c each.
• . 3 ONLY LEFT
Spring Coats Fawn color sizes 32 and 36 no
better $6.00 coats to be found anywhere your
• choice at $3.90.
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8 ONLY
White spreads slightly counter tossed just re-
quires laundering, Crochet acid honeycomb
patterns regular price $1.50 Saturday $1.00
The above are a few items whi3h we want to
get disposed of before the arrival of fall goods.
The loss is ours the gain yours if you require
the goods.
ASK FOR COUPONS.
Mrs. Wm. Bowles and daughter
Della and, Marotta are the guosba of
the former's father,
Miss . Annie Clark is home from•
elle west for her summer holidays. -
Mr, and 1VIr.s. Dick Miller and child-
ren left for the wast after 'a-, pheas-
ant vititl with the latter's mother+,
Mrs. Dave Todd 'Sr.
The garden party held under ,the,
auspices of Phe Women's •Institute on
Friday night came off very success
fully considering the shower of rasp
that fell. The proceeds amounted to
about seventy y dollars. The Lucknciw
band furnished the music,
Miss -E'ni¢na Woods is visiting . her
sister,' Mrs: Jas. Twin of „the second
at 'present:
Miss "Lizzie and Chussie Miller res -
timed tame after a pleasant visit
'with 'friends in Goderich last week,
Mrs. J. Stalker of Wingham- visit-
ed friends around here lately, .
How to Obtain
a (rood Color.
A Twat/meet eo Restore . the Blood
Supply -That Has Been Most
Successful.
There is only this to tell people
who are pale, weak and . bloodless.
You are pale, and weak because you
navun't enough blood and you won't
be better until your blood supplly is'
increased. You should not Tose any
time in increasing . your blood supply;
for • people ` who neglect anaemia, of -
tett slip into a deadly decline. When
you have increased your blood •sup-
ply.. you can rea',sonably- expect to
have a good color,:to have lost that
tired; breathless feeling, to have a.
good appetite and, get good nourish-
ment from your food. Now the onlyi
quick and always effective way to get
a supply of new, rioh, red blood is to
take Dr. Williams' Pink . Pills. 'Every
dose helps to make new blood, and
die new blood coursing through the
veins, brings 'health and strength to
livery organ and every part ofthe
body, making weak, ailing, people,
bright, active and strong, This has
been proved in thousands of cages of
which the case of Mrs; George Clark,
Abbottsford, 13. C. is a fair temple.
Mrs: Clark says : "After spending
two years and six 'months in a hos-
pital training, for a nurse, I began to
fail in health, was vert pale and the
least exertion would leave me out of
breath. After graduating I came to
British Columbia to take up my pro,
fession as a private nurse. The first
ease 1 took 1 found 1 was nuts able
to go on with xny won't. Doctors'
tonics ,failed me and acting on . my
own judge'rrtent 1 puurchasled a ampply
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pi+:s. Before I
hadfinished them I .was really sura
prised at the result. 'rite color came
back to Top feed. I gained in strength
and by the tuns I had used nine
boxes I was . back at my work,: as
nurse. 1 lxa,vo since nlarried, . , - l ut..
still have any friendly; feeling for Da
Williams' Pink fills." .
Sold by all reedieine dialersor bye
mail at 60 cents a. hex or six bowls.
'tor $2.50 Isom the Dr. ,Wil;amis'
Medicine Co., Brookville, Ont.
MEET M E AT
1RWIN'S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
ea►
d�T eF BARGAIN
:C Wal�cr's Furuilurc Slorc
I have gone all over the store and have laid out
some BIG BARGAINS in nearly every. department. You
know .the story about the Early Bird. 'Below' is a
partial list of soros of the rare bargains :.
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1 slightly used side board worth $15.00 sale price $10.00
1. solid oakparlor table . " . 5.00 ., 2.50
1 fancy flower stand •' 7.50
1 Verandnh.chair, red :" 2,50
1 Verandah rocker, red " 3,75'
1 leerge easy chair upholstered m good vetoer $7.50'far -5.00
1 3 -piece verandah set,settee, arm chair, rocker 1100 " 12.00
1 fancy. roman chair worth 11.50 ' 9,00
1 rocker early. English lnishotpholstered seat,
'solid oak frame worth. 5.00 " 3,00
2 Melo. bed -room chairs cain seats " 4.50 „ 3.00
1 fancy rattan chair " 11.00 " 7.00
1 Worsman refrigerator used less than 3 mos. 21,00 "' 15.00,
1 large kitchen cabinet . Worth 21.50'" 17,75
1 hall mirror, surface oak, 4 hooks5.75 '• 3.75
1 baby carriage, rubber tires, fancy parasol" 12;00 " 6.75
I hall rack, dark wood,' large mirror, 21od hand . 8.00 " 4.00
. 1 crib bed
4,00
1.75
3.00
worth 3,75 " 2.75
1 square piano alt refinished, solid rosewood case, as good
tone as a new one fully guaranteed worth at a snap
$175,sale price $00 ons easy terms of payment with si
guarantee to take back at same price on a new piano.
inside of three years,
1 Epright'piano by the Mendelssohn Piano Co. used less
than Ninth Months reg price $375 will accept on pay-
ments of $6.00 per month $225 don't miss this bargain if
you want something good.Sonie Ende of•Linoliums at a
special price. 2 soiled rugs size 3 ac 8e.yards reg price
$12,50 for $8.00. .
J'apenese matting remanants at 10 percent off Stair carpet
worth fisc and30c per yard at 50c and 30c a yard,
A snap on Tapestry Curtains all new stock, A visit through
our immense stook will be of interest to you: Come and
look through our furnished home, the only store out-
side of a city showing a complete furnished home.
We are the only authorized representatives for the Edison
Phonographs and supplies in the district, A full stock
of instruments always on hand,
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Picture Framing and Upholstery promptly attended to.
Talo• -store'
Duality.
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