Exeter Advocate, 1906-07-19, Page 1(� 1
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,Dralti, Money Orders, Telegraphic and Cable Tratt,sfers to all parts of
solid foundation of satisfactoty banking son**,
Every facility known to Modern Commercial
Banking is at the disposal oj our patrons.
TOMES A YEAR
''g' ,,I1Vitest current rates allowed on Savings Deposits.
The Sovereign Bank of Canada.
JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, and Dashwood,
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Old Relialye
THE OLD RELIABLE, established in business in the year 1862, is
still in business although many have ,been the changes since then.
We may say th'ere isn't one in business that was in at that time but
ourielves. We still hold the fort for uprightness and square dealing.
This week w -are offering big bargains in all lines of
SUMMER GOODS
in those fancy White 131ouses, that we had such a go4--season
in, to clear the balance out we are offering them at very low
• Choke lOt of Linen Towels, 20c. for 15c.
Dress goods that we Will sell cheap to clear.
READY-MAPE CLOTHING
Will allow 20% discount, in order to make room for our fall goods.
We also have a lot of Boots and Shoes for Men, Wonieriand Children that we
will give 25Xdiscount to'clear them out.
Highest price riaid for rProducef-Butter 18 Eggs 10
ADDITIONAL LOCALO
' Mr, and Mrs. Madman returned
from their holiday trip Friday evening.
here returned to 13rantford Saturday.
Airs.Buchanan of Jarvis is the guest
of relatives at Exeter and Orand Bend.
Miss Ella O'Brien left Saturday on a
visit to friends in Falkirk and other
Miss ,Tanet Brown and Miss B. Rook
left Thursday for a week's holiday in
Detroit.
gave' the ,ADVOCA,TE a pleasant call
Ur. Oliver Graybiel has retuined to
hie duties at the Sovereign Bank, after
a holiday.
Miss Tillie Balkwill returned Tues-
day evening to*Hiernilton, after a visit
of two weeks.
Haying Will Soon 13e Here
* Look to you haying tools, ana see if 7.our are ready. for
that very busy season of the year.'
We are prepared to sell you any tools you may need,
such as Hand Forks, Etc., and we especiall7 emphasize
HAY PORK ROPE
Nit'e are showing the blst quality of British Z;lanilla Rope.
• Tile price is 15c. per lb. 5 per cent, off for cash.
Binder Twine: Don't neglect to leave your order early
for Binder Twine. We have '3 tons of the celebrated
Plymouth twines for sale — no other b quite so good
—prices guaranteed.
Winchelsea
Profesetenal Cards:.
Member of the R. 0. D. S. of Ontario and Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. , ,1 '
OFFICE: Over. Dickson dkilarlitig's Law Office, in
Dr. Anderson's former Dental Pariah:.
Honor graduate of Toronto Univerlstv.
eeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
met in Fallon's' Block, west side Main street,
t1.0 College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
Former House Surgeon Toronto Western Hospital.
Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East' on
first street north a office, Exeter, Ontario.
.e.e tors, Notaries, Conveyancers, CommissiOnera.
tSolicitors for litolsons Bank, etc.
• ikt011eY tto Loran at lowest rates of interest.
Offices, Main Street, Exeter,
MONE:14 TO LOAN,
We have a large iunount of private hinds to loan
on farm andyillage preperties at lbw rates of Inter.
Barrietett, Solicitors,Mein et.. Exeter_ On
Organist and Choir Master (it Mitehell liothotliot
Modern methods, Thoronehnotta
0 GIRLS tO ' WC)Itit IN
'_, MEDIATHLY MENU. Steady
ena ploymPt1 t. good wages. ,,..1
Insure Aiainst Wind.
The Huron Weather Insurance Co„ with iiead.
quarters at Zurieh, has been started and ,a9 have
been appointed tgent for the Township of Stephen,
I am now prepared tp receiye risks.
To teach S.S. No, 6, Ushorne, 1LI, miles east of
Exeter. Personal application and a male ' teachey
preferred. Appiy to
For SchOol Section No. 3, Stephen, '114; miles west
of Exeter, holding firbt.elass certificate -male pre -
fared. Duties to commence Aug. 20. Apply to
W. II. Dearing, Exeter, Ont.
Female teacher for Junior Itoom,.S.S. No. 0, Us -
borne. Light room. Apply stating ,t.ilary, etc.
Duties to commence Aug. 20.
Wes. Heywood, Scey, Winchelsea, P.O., Ont.
in the matter of the estate of Patrick
earey. late oof the Township of
Biddulph,in the County of Middle.
sex, farther, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant, to Revised
Statutes of Oritario.18t)7, Chapter 120, that all credi
tho said Patticlearey, who died on or about the
21st day of Jun , 1900, arc reqttested on or before
the 9th7Day of Augusto 1906
to send by tiOsterepeld or deliver to the undersigned
-administrators, of the estikte of the said deeeaged,
their .christian and' surname% addresses and ries-
orletithis, the fall partieulire of, their claims. the
statement .of thereaceourits and tee nature of tho
sec:males, if anv held by them.
And further take notice that after ouch lad filen-
tient(' date theAdminietrators will proceed to distill:.
lite the assets of the deceased, amongst tile parties
entitled thercto,having regard only to die claims of
whieh notice shall then have been given, do that
the Adininistrators will not be liable for the assets
es any part thereof to any percon or persons of whose
Maim notice shalt not have been received by them at
the time of such distilbution. °
The London amt Western Trusts Co, tinnted.
Ey W. Maelliannid, of LUCA%
Their Volicitor herein.
°Major Layborn of London was here
on Monclay inspecting the armory of
NO; 0 Company.
Miss Maud Johns is visiting at the
home of Mr. Wm. Trett, Beamsville,
for a month.
Miss Jackson, dressmaker, left Mons
day for a two months' visit at Mr. XS.
Lang's, Toronto,
Miss Mabel Gleed, after a two weeks'
visit with friends here, returned to'
London Saturday.
Mis'and Mrs. Geo. Herman left Mon-
day evening for Manitoba where they
will spend some weeks: ,
Miss Bertha Mack left -Saturday for
Brueefield, to spend a week vvith her
cousin, Miss Mary Laing.
MisssLou- Ptper, who has been in
Cleveland and London for some months
returned home last week.- '
Mr. John Thompson, who has been
vending the summer near Londofi, is
visiting here for a few days. , '
Mr. J. Eitcrett returned -Thursday
from Goderich, where he spent it men th
studying French for Ma tricalation.
Masters Austin Duplan of Centralia
and Norman Stonehouse ofseBelgrave
are the guests of Aisle:ter Willie Birney.
Miss Florence Wieltharn Of Brant-
ford and Miss Line Hodgins of tolleall
are the guests of the, Afisses' gobble -
Messrs. L.II. Dickson, D.D.G.Af.atud
W. J. Herman', W. Ma'am attending
Masonic Grand Lodge in Toronto -tilts
°MRS Lois Birney left Friday evening
few weeks vvith leer gra,nctmother„Mrs.
Mr. J. G. Stariliur3eleft Friday evenfe
for two weeks' holidays with his broth -
e Dr. Pastwood, at Point Au
The fernilies"Of Alesste. S. Bowe, S.
M. Sanders, Thos. firtrvey, T. B. Carl-
ing, W. Bearnao arid A. Stewitet
went to Grand Bend to camp this week.
AfeSsrs. L., EL Dickson and C. II.
Sanders were in Sarnia Saturdaseeome
pleting Arrangements for the big Ma-
sonic Excursion on Aiigust 2nd. '
Mr. and Mrs. &lintel Cobbledick at-
tended the wedding oftItheir grand-
daughter, Miss Essie, daughter of Mr.
.David Cobbledick, at Ailsa Craig on
LOT FOR S.A.LE:
The undersigned is offering for sale the lot situate
on Main Street, north of the pjaining mill. This is 4
splendid property, well located, and should make an
excellent building site. Will be sold reasonable.
For particulars apply to Mrs. Fanny Mallett, Exeter
FARM FOR SALE
A first-class farm, Lot 0, Con. 3, Usborne, contain.,
ing 100acres, with good under draining, On the
premises are a goodframe house 20x30, kitehen 12x
18; frame barn ,38x50; bank barn 30x52; granary 21.x
24, all in good repair; 1 acre of orchard. The farm
nf, miles from Exeter, with a school on the lot and
a church opposite. Price$7000, half in cash and bal-
ance on mortgage, or other conditions. to suit pur.
chaser. Apply to Matthew Xelland, Centralia, or to
Robert Reiland, Exeter.
FOR, SALE
One of the best farms on the London, north of Ex-
eter, containing 100 acres; 00 acres of which under
cultivation, 10 acres firat-class hardwood bush. This
farm is a thoroughly up-to.date one. fine brick house
large bank barns, all in good. repair; well watered,
Well drained and well fenced, good orchard, and is
sitUated in one of UM very best farming coinmunities
in the Province of Ontario, and convenient to both'
Exeter and Ilensall markets, Terms are, easy. For
further particulars apply to Mesare. Dickson St,
Carling, Barristers, Exeter, Ont. .
Clerk's Notice of First Post-
ing of Voters' List 1906
Miinicipality of the Township
of Stephen, County of Huron.
Notice io hereby given that X h4ve transmitted or
delivered to the persens mentioned in sections8 and
9 of the Ontario Votero' List Aet, the copies required
by said peetionfi_to be transmitted or delivered of
the list, made pursimut to the said Act, of all persons
appearingby the last revised Assessment 'toll of the
said municipality to be entitled to vote in the said
nannicipality at Elections for Members of the Legio.
latiye Assembly and at Municipal ElectionS; and the
mid list was ntat posted up at 'my Orediton,
on the ninth day of July, A, D., 1000, and remains
there for Inver:don.
Electors are tailed upon to examine the traid list
and if any omissions, or any other errors are found
:therein, to take immediate peseeeeines to have the
said errers Corrected aceording to law.
It WRY EIMER,
r Township Clerk
Miss Rose Satton et' Detroit is home were furnished by Treble & Baker' of
' ' Exeter and it la needless to Cay that
Manitoba; Mre. Flintoff and two sons, I Mrs. Fenton Brovvn of Dutton and
and Mrs. Dodsworth were the guests Pella Franels of Londoie Etre at present
at the borne Mr.Jno. Snell„Usborne, visiting friends in our neighborhood.
oVer Sunday.
Victor Sanders and Will, Knight
were in London ruid SaThomas Thurs.
day for Whalen, after pompleting his
studies rie the High School here.
Mr. retorned iast Week
from au extended trip ..through the
Northwest. He is nnich interested in
that part of the comatty and reports
the beet a prospects for a bumper
Mrs. Wni, Hawkshaw and daughter,
Miss Jean, arrived Saturday morning
from London .where they had been
since their' realm from the West,
They haveaiot yet decided vvlaere they
will reside.
Crediton
Mee. Jas. 000r -well spent Saturday
among friends in London. ---Flax pelt -
Heist (Se Cd. have about 50 Italians
from Muuceytown helping to pull the
flax. --Mrs. Sehnaw, vvho has' been vis-
iting friends in this vicinity kir SQgke
lin.-Aliss Susie &Loiter of Parkhill vis-
ited frieude in town Saturday and
Brown fnutilyin this village WAS held
at Grand. Seed on Tuesday. All had a,
very pleasant day and enjoyed them-
selves itsiniensely.---Sani Caltfas and
wife, of Iowa, former residents of this
Dasb.wood neighborhood, are renewing old, tic-
citia.intances,-Mrs. Alattiertw Winer is
visiting friends in Winchelsea. -Our
cerneet walke are finished and are in-
deed well snade.-Claude Bluett left
Miss Sueie Rader, after a sojourn of for Forest Monday on a visit. -The
six years in Detroit, hits returned to fitst story of the new scbool is cona,
town arid will spend the summer at pleted. From all appearances it will.
the home of her parents. ---Louis J. be a grand buildiug when Coinpleted.
Kraft recently purchased a building -ROhert Welker and Wes Kerr haee
Jot, at Grand Bend, neer the river. the returned,from the norahwest. They
price being $100 Or one-eighth of an had a fine trip and think the West is
acre.-Mrs..Pfeffer of Milverton vis- the place to gO.--Jno. Sweitzer was in
isting ameng relatives here at present. Muncey last week engaging the Indi-
-Mts. Weller of Ilion, N. Y. is visit- line to pull flee in- this vieinity.-TWe
ing her sister, Mrs. Haugh.-iMiss Til- are pleased to state that the trifant
lie Kibler ahd sister, Mrs. Mortz; visit- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra FaiSt
ed Mr. and. Airs. Jecob -Kellerman sev- is recovering from its serious illness.-
eral days last weelc,Miss Ethel .Kel- Out tailor, Jacob Holtzman met -with
lerman,who has been attending school a painfulaccident, Friday. He was in
Sarnei; jias-reterned home for the the aet of pressing a cork into a bottle
driy-for the -children of the Evangelical severely. -Mrs. Jas. Hoagies attended
'Sunday Schoel. A grand program the funeval of her niece, the late Mrs.
Will be rendered by the children.- Sev- Garner, at London last wesk.- We are
erai of one people attended the child- pleased to learn that Mrs -Trio. McIsaac
rees daYlestivai at Ovediton on Sim- is Tepidly regaining her former health:
day.last, Od were greatly pleased with -Oiet loeel Ovangensen attended the
the day'sPtoceedinge.-Mr. J. Reid of glorioits 12th celebration at Sea,fortle
Lienry and Afr. and Mrs. leL Penn and on Thursday.-eMrs. Harry Beaver and
'tinnily of Parkhill were in the village little son, Vernon, have ret,urned•h(mie
on Sunday last. -M its Heideman of after a pleasant visit with friends tn
Exeter is speeding a few a few daye 1Thly, Elkton and Kilmanagh, Mich.-
-with her uncle,'Mr. Daniel ,Shaffer.--- Miss-Siisie Kuhn is on the sick list.
Miss ArneliaWitzel, accompanied bY
her sister,Mrs,Burns,spenttheweek
'her home ,hereee-Mr. and"- Mrs. Sam-
-oei Callfes and daughter of Kansas
spent few elays last week, visiting
ftiends in and around Dashwood. -A
meeting of the directors of the Huron
Weather Ansurance Co. *as held in
the on Monday lasts -Mr. sE.AI..
Brekenetittbas been appointed Issuer
,Marriage Licenses in the' place of
Ver. Sia5e1„,,elittel, Who resigned the
position whetehe moved to* Steatford.
Miss Annie Burke left Monday for Lim -
doh to be in at tendance at the martiage
of her nephew, Mr, Fred Burke, who
was' to he married on Tuesday morning.
e -Miss Effie Willert has returned to
her home here.
Meetname-s-The following has refer-
enee to A, fprmer young man, who' re-
sided about two miles south of here,
and who was highly esteemed by all
who knew him: eSt. Petey's Cathed-
ral Was the Beene of a pretty wedding
on Tuesday morning, when Mr. Fred
D. Burk, of Newark, N.J., and Mise
Teresa, daughter of Bailiff Hevey, of
London, were united in marriage, by
Rey. Father .AylWard, rector of the
cathedral: The bride, who was attired
in a beautiful gown of white silk over
taffeta, and carried a large bouquet of
bridal roses, was attended by her sis-
ter, Miss Margaret, who wore, a dress
of crepe de chene aed carried pink car-
nationse• After the ceremony the cou-
ple retired to the bride's home where
breakfast was Served to a large num-
ber of guests. The presents were num-
erous and very beitutifid, there being
many tokens of goodwill from friends
WiriniPeg, St. Paul, Saskatoon and
many other, far distant places'. The
happy coeple left the same evening for
Detroit, Toledo. Columbia and then to
Newark where they will reside." Fred's
many. friends here join in wishing him-
self and estimable bride a long and
happy married Iife. •
WEDDING. -Dashwood once more
contributes to the happiness of anoth-
er home in a neighboring town: We
refer to the event which took Place on
Tuesday at the home of Mr. Fred Goss -
man, vvhen hie -daughter. Miss Katie,
gave her heart and hand to Mr. John'
H. Collingwood of Exeter. At three
o'clock the 'interesting ceremony was
performed by Rev. Eidt and WAS Wit-
nessed only by the fmtnediate friends
of the contracting parties. The bride,
who was handsomely attired in white,
silk, was attended by her sister, Miss,
Rickey. At the conclusion of the cer-
mon y the guests sat down to a dainty
luncheon,,after which all spent a very
enjoyable time in various kinds of
amusement. The gifts formed a Mag-
nificent array; being articles of beauty
asei value. Mr. and Mrs. Coiling.
Wood loft the same eveningsfor Exeter
where they will make their future
hoMe. The best, wishes of alltaccom-
pany them and may their' future be
c:Ine of happiness and prosperity.
Fer hay forks and slings go to .Tohn
Charlton, Exeter. -
Clerk's Notice, of First Post-
ing of Voters' List1906
Munici panty of the Village of
Exeter, Countr.of Huron. .
NOTICE Is ienty given that I have transmitted
!or delivered to t a: persons mentlemed in Sections 8
by the said section to be so transmiftet or delivered
of the list 11160 plIfilltlant tO said siet, all persons
appearing by the last rtvised Awesitie t Roll of the
said Municipality to be entitleit to vot in the esid
Municipality at Elections for members f the Legisla. ,
tivo Assembly And to uesseirta Eitetiont, and that
street, Exeter. (m the 14tittlay of ttly of 1000, and
remaino .there for inspection
List, ate army emission oretesr `OrfrOril are found
therein, to take immediate proceedinge to have tht
JOSEPH fielime,
elere Of the said mineeitslity.
rotted this lab day t,f juin, /.900.
LINTON
1
Her many -friends wish her a -speedy
recovery. -Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown
left for Sehewaing on Wednesday, to
visit relatives.- Wesley Jones had a
barn raising on Sattnelay.-Mr. ,and
Mrs. Longuatiel of Detroit, who are
camping et, the Bende spent Sunday in
the village the guests of Mre and Mrs.
Michael flirtzel.-Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Delbridge of Winchelsea visited at Air.
tend Mrs. igittlaeW Winer op Sunday.
--Mr. and MrS. John Wind returned
visit with relit tiveS. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Henry AVind ap
cialigh ter, and their little gra.ndson,
Elnier, Mistele, who will visit in th
village for a few weeks.- Rev. George
Brown of Oliesley nd son. Ezra, man -
tiger of the Bain Wagon Co., of Wood
stock, spent a few deys in the villag
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gottlo
Brown. -Mrs. Geo. Bedford is very ill
and under the care of the doctor. Her
many friends wish her a speedy and
complete recovery. -Miss Bean, of
Berlin is a visitor at the Evangelical
parsonage. -Mr. and Mrs, Ben Eilber
and daughter, Ruth, and nephew, Rei-
land of I.Tbly, Mieh., are visiting rela-
tives in the villege.-The Misses Brown
and Mercier of London Are guests of.
Miss Annie Yearley. -August Heist
left for Edmonton Monday, where he
will vend a few days. -Mre. Shelton
of Detroit is visiting her brother, Mr.
Thonias Trevethick.-Mie and Mrs.
Kunz of Exeter were the guests of
Mrs-. Dora Link on Sunday. -Mrs. V.
Rate and danghter, Miss .Adelaine, of
Parkhill were in the „village Tuesday.
- Mrs. Remmer and daughter, Miss
Leah, spent the past week in town. -
The Misses Kraft, Finkbeiner and
Goetz of Dashwood we'te pleasant vis-
itors in our midst SundaY.-LGeorge
Bedford bas been in Centralia the past
week with his moving tackle, moving
Wm. Mofratt's frame hotel; -Poste
master Brown has had his d -re-
painted.--Walter Clark, Dan Svveitzer
and'Jno..Finkbeiner have had private
cement walks laid by jno. Foster, the
latter part, of the week. -The automo-
bile from Exeter which was loaded
with sports to gee the ball ga,me on
Friday, broke down 'about two miles
east elf town and the boys bad td walk
to see the game. About nine o'cloek
the machine entered the town 'and
took the boys homesagain. Some are
inclined to think that good horses aed
rigs are.the more reliable after all.
(Affiliated with Winghana nrslne-a eel/ego)
OPENS
EPTEMBER 3rd
in McKay Block.
Three Courses—
Shortb.and and Type-
Oonamerciala
GEO. SPOTTON, Prin.
BASEBALL.- Last Friday eveninkr
the Clinton team played bur "Stars"
a Vane of baseball but they were de-
feated by a score of 9-3. Our boys .
-A swift gatne will be played, no the
•Recreation grounds, tramorrow (Fri-
day) between our Stars and' a Luc=
team. Game called at 5:30. Adrnis-
sten, ladiee 5c.. gentlemen 10c. Lek.
eVet ybody atteu'd as this will be an
interesting game.
ren's day festival which^ was held irr
the Evangelical.. church last Sundat
WAS a grand success althoogh the-
-weather was very hot the ChUrCh wap
crowdedto the doors. In the after-
noon, several anthems were rendered
by the &oils Rev, and Mrs. Beam -
delivered by Rev. Eidt of Dashwood3e
and Rev. Gishler of Znrich, The ad-
dreeses were object, 'lessens for the.
young and proved very interesting..
Pi the evening a beautiful cantata en-
titted s‘The Shining Way" was give's*,
by members of the SundayeSchoole
The cantata throughout WaS well rend-
ered,the 'children doing their esart
DEATH OF ISAAC RILL. --T410. week
sees another pioneer resident of the -
township of Stephen laid GO rest. We
refer to Mr. Isaac Hill, who passed'
away at the home of his son, William
Hill, west of the village, on Monday..
last at the advanced age of 81 yearS,
The deceased had, been sick compara-
tively only a short time from genera/
debility and breeking up of the eystetris
Mr. Hill was 41. native of England anti
°tune to Canada whee very Young, be-
ing among the very earliest pioneers.-
eing possessed of a, particularly vig-
„owns and robust constitution he con-
tributed more than the average share
of eoeverting the virgin timbered
xly of three sons and five daughters—
William, Issac and James; Mrs. James
Clarke, Mrs. Newton Baker and Mrs.
George Chambers of Stephen, Mrs.
Sohn Chambers of Arden, .Man., and
Mrs. Tilos. McKenzie, also of the West.
The funeral took place Wedtiehday tot
the Exeter cemetery.
•
idence of the bride's parents, on July
18, by Rev. Eidt, John H. Coiling -
wood, third son of Wm. Collingwood
of Exeter, to Miss Katie; daughter
of Fred Gossman, of Dashwood. •
Binex-HEYEY-In London, on July
17, by Rev. Father Aylward, Fred .
D. Burk, of Newark, Ohio, formerly
of Dashwood, to Miss Teresa, daugh-
ter ofeTermees W. Hevey of London.
Hoare, Mr. Allen MeLean to Misled
Jessie Luxton, third daughter bf Mr.
Fred. Luxton of Usborne-both og
Fillmore, Sask.
DEATHS
Jerinie Edith, daughter of Archibald
and Catherine Jane MeCurdy, agett
Htha.-In Stephen, near Orediton,,oz
July 16th, Isaac Hill, aged 81 years.,.
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IN'DER TW
Wineheisa
Mr..and Mrs. Mann of Oshawa re.
turned to their home on Wednesday
of last week, itfter spending week
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wheelers -On
Wednesday of last 1,veek the sad news
of the death,of His. Ridley of Gray-
son, Sask,„ formerly Miss Olivia elem-
ents, WAN reCeiVea. The sympathy of ,
the entire neighborhood is octerided
to Mrs, elements and family , this
their hour of trial, -L -Patterson CO.
of St. Uarys are busily engaged build.
Mg 'cement bridge on the road be-
tween. Winchelsea and the Butter
Factotl.-On Saturday of litst week, at
number of young people and their
friends picnicked at Cirand Bend. The
do was hot but the lake WAS perfee.
thin, there being searcely more than a,
ripple upon the water at any time.
Iloating anti bathing wet 4, the princip.
ouv
C4old Medal, 650 feet to the pound
ft t4
Sayer Sheaf, 600
Ply Special, 500
priees are trzrayi down. and otir
iLYMOtTirli; AJEE
is the beIst.
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