Saturday, March 13, 1926.
Page r Fourteen
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
The Observer Want
' U v l"h Mtrket Place of Union and Wallowa
ll 11KNX .Modern furnished
s Apl., ground , floor. 1008 Wuh.
? ... - " . . , 3-3-12-2t
'Full HUNT
i , 340-J.,
Brady upt. ' Cull
. i. , !-3-ll-3t
Full Iii;NT--Modorii storo room,
full liiim'inMit, Btottm heat. Avail
able April 1st. Soinnior Hotel. '"' I
. . . 8-3-lOtf
Foil tl:NT 2-room Apt partly
' fiii'lilshcu'. ' Cull 281 UN. Second,
2-3-1U-41I)
'roll i K.ST Kurn iHhcd uparl-
mollis. Cull llilS Fourth HU
i 2-3-1 IJ-Utll
1YJU NAM':
'I
'nit HALF, 2-room house, good
d.cd burn on 1 uero land, north- j
imt of Highway gurugc. Orvlllc!
Webber. .' ' 3-3-12-61P
Oil HA I.I': Jersey bull, 2'4 y curs I
old. Cull Observer. ' 2-3-12-2lp;
jjl O'ltAliM Oiuphonola. for
fresh milk cow. 1303 K Avn.
, H.-r-:' .1 ';'';. 1 2-3-ll-8tp
,Koll HAI.K Five, room houso. :
i Clone' in;. tonus; will luko close
, In ncrciigu or lot on south or '
' "went side. Cull ut 1D1B U Avo.
. 6-3-ll-3tp
. .
KOIl HAI.K Now r,t-room modern
stucco Iioiiko. Hco 1''. M. lloyd ut :
Club Olgur Hlorc. . . -3-ll-3ipj
I'"oll:iNAI.U--4 or fi Iiond ' lieuvy
hoi-Hew.
-, Station.
H. U KiiIbM, Illilnehurt
3-3-ll-3tp
J''Oli HAI.H 'i'lior'oinrlibrod llhodo
- JmI.ukI lied liatchlnir csB". 1'. 'C,
. '.French,' 1320 Y Avo. 3-3-10-t
iron HAI.K -0-rooni hoiino, irarntto,
i (loud buy, on oimy tormi). Bo
. ownpr, SOT Bpi'lng St. ; 3-3-Stf
iifoil 8AI.K Illnck Jornoy aiiinln
and ltlioda Inland Ilrd hntcliliiK
i. eimn. : tleo. lloctor, 2 blks. caat
alulo c-urutfo. 4-3-4-lmp.
KOIl HAI.H Klvo room modern
.' bmiKtilow with ocro of ground.
1'Yult tree. Monthly payment.
Imiuiro 13115 M tttravt. 3-3-11-31
l'"Olt HAI.K l'riilt and Uado trooa.
HlirubUcry, ' rones, puonlos and
' vIiich, puntiy pluntH and pcrcn
, nlulH, 'uHpuniKiis and rhubarb all
ut Milne's Nursury, phono 604-J,
lies. 20l-"". ,i, 6-3-11-lm
Buy This Home
l'lnu iniMterii IniiiVt lmrn
mid clilekeit. Imiiinii itnit ncro
of vxt'idlent IiiihI, Irrigate!.
I'rlco CIIIIHI; AUO cash, bl
auco ;m.(iu tier iinuilti.
I''ive-ronm lionxn and ono
aeen latiil, Vnt Ave, I'rlco,
$I5UU. lOusy teniis.
i. -
Fivc-ruimi iiimleiii lioitso
ami guMl Int. IS Avo. l'rlcc,
;l.-,00. 'I'enns.
I AIOI LOANS, 01
Keo lis fur Voiir City l.ouiu.
WEEKS & BLACK
' iiUAiroits
New Foley lililtf.
liMiiraui'o - lionua
MOM'M POP
FRECKLES AND HIS
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r i phoned ToR-VoO )) f Loretta! "? ( Tai:c;E-THEi;e-EvEft?VTriiw& " RTylfti
TbCOME 0V6B CHICK -Awdvjhat 13 m.u CiSHT- I'M CboiWG u"ii-'l D if
PECAUSE 1 HAME A U 7"? I T;V TEU. him THAT GEE-db
Edmund has aswed 'ZT . m! V0LL- BeLieF' Fh
ME To MARBY HIM ,r 'fW ' '-r'';? NW M,
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3 "AY BUT V0O WASUE.0 K. ( : NS5 7UEY ACS, TS )
'.j VOOC'STiLF avwFOLLV autck. ) -f .: " : v-.i,.; BoT CO A8WT
'Jffl WlffAKOQNINS ;TAS' DlO rs 1 . ll-J -l , -QOOfiU y
VnOCIEAN? ) Li ASICS AM' I li jU J
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Want Ad
Rates
(Count f'vo uvrrugo wonts
'10 till lllllf).
J'ur line, 1st insertion. ltto
Per lino, eneli added ronseo-
utlvo Insertion......: 70
Minimum cliuro on nun or
der -.'o
HA ICS ItV MOAI'll
9 line,, per iim-miIi..... 92. Mi
II lines, per month :t.j5
4 lines, per inoiiiii $1.00
lilM'N, MT niOlllll $1.75
Karli additional lino oer flvu
charged , at 60c lur lino l":r,
moiitli. .
CASH IN AHVAN'CK is re
quired 011 (ill classified orders
to fln'l these rules. 1 Higher
inU'fl charged 011 nil credit In-
Wfl'llOflN.
Copy for nil cliisl Neil order
must ho In litis ofl In- ly 10
A, Al. DAY OK ISi;iM'IOV.
MOp OI'lll'l'H Oil 11(1 lllMTtt'll 11 n-
III, Piillii-r notice nnitfl liu re
ceived liy the same hour or ex
tra IiimtIIoii will tut charged.
'JVlrphoiic ordeijs nliel(ed.
Cash ml oh nnty hit earned on
phono orders liy puyiiicnt 011 or
beforo ditto of Inst Insertion.
. I'lIONi: -MAIN 7
"An Olin-rver Wnot.Atl
Will Ju 11" '
WA'H:i
WANTMJ) l.odj,'n (l-.Mith'H;
salary; njnli-. liM.iuln. K, Wll
non, Mift'.i 1U lujtot Nt., phono
61!l-V. JI-3-Il-:itp
OWNKIt Imvihn (.fotnl Oregon, farnt
fur stilts ill. t'i'ii(ioinil)l(! prlt-o wrllo
ii, H. Curtis, AluiuoMii, Colo.
3-3.U'-:itp
VVANTKD Work hy Rriuluulo
iiuiHO. l'hono Jfiy-Jt. 2-.'l-(!-lnip
UADIO KOIl J'lAtNu V win
t ratio K'ooU ralio lor pluno. iCiuit
orn OriKon Mtmle 'o. J-fiti
NOTItri- Kor l-"nl!er IlniMh Rerv
leo mil 5U-W. 2-3-3-linp
l . rv y !i" . . 1 11
IjOHT -Ono Imy how, l :too Mjh.,
brundcil A left nhoiilder; one
black pon 700 Dm. V. V. linin.
U-3-J 2-2t
(oHT liueicoye eonl llru 3nx3li.
No.' Aimsi;7, tnki-ii from ffiirni!
Kant AdnniH (opp. -Hllvcr Kox
I'uniL) Tlinfa. nljriit, $fi ifwijd for
llH' return. Tel. Jio-.l. Ji. V.
Wyllle. C-U-3,J-2tp
NOTICK.OK I INAIiSI'.riM'.MKNT
In tint County Court of I'nlon
County, Ktutn of (niKoii.
Jn tlm itmlti-r of ll KHiutu of
Juiiirn M. lilts, d'-ci'iiM-d.
Notien l hi'fHiy i;lvi n that the
litidt rKlnrd, fulininistr.itrlx. of the
KHtotn of JutpcH M. IIIII.-i, dceiMiHdil,
ha fth d in tho Cuunty t.'ourL for
thi! Cuunty of I'nlon, Statu of. Oro
K'lti, Iut final nt'fiiunt tn tmeh ad
inlnlHtrntriv, und Dial Monday,
the. liid duy of Aju'll,- t0"i, til tho
hour of in o'tdoek In llio forenoon,
Iiuh been fl.vd by tin: ald Court,
an tlio llntd for hen-rhiK1 of obJ''i
tlon.H to h:UI final lUM'oiint, titid for
tho diHel'uu'gu of wild VtlmlulH
tratrix. KAN NIK .KINKS,
AdmlnlKlt-atrix of Cm- KMnlu of
.lamr.s Al. Mills, dci-i-nsnd.
Kh-st limrrtion, Mandi (llh, 1!0.
I .ant insi-rtloti, April ::rd, J'JO.
.Mar. 0, 13, L'o, V-Ajir. a.
FRIENDS
Ad Page
Counties i
NEW TODAY
WANTI-JIt IIoujti.'ki!('pliiK or man
in town or out. Dox it'll.
- 2-3-13-3tp
UKI.I' VVANTKU Iluvc (rood prop.
oMlllon for mun Tuniillur wltli
jluiiillton llouch Curpct Waiflior.
Wrllo AU. euro Obsurver.
. 4-3-13-lt
Foil RAI.I4 1 plionoBrupli wllli 44
mcorilH, prloo ."i0. I'lionu 400-M
or cull. K27 MuUlKon Avn. ,
;, . 3.3-13-llp
l''OK HUNT 2 liuum-kri-iiliiK '
roolliH. I02U Oth Ht. . 2-3-13-2lp!
WA.VTIOIt Hinirln lady cook. Must
bo Hcut, and ull uround Kood I
worker. Mi'uls nerved fumily!
atyle. Hotel JenlllllRS, Jom-pli,
Oregon. . 4-3-13-St
KOIl HIONT Modern Apt. V bono
471-AI. . . . l-3-13-2lp
('Oil HUNT l''tirnUdied upurt
im ntH, Kround floor. Inriulro ut
1302 O Ave. . 2-3-13-lllip
llt'oll HAI.K U-room I101l.su lo bo
moved off Ktoiinil. Iniulrn 211M
irnd HI. o.r lMiell'a lJurber Hliop.
No telephone. ' 4-3-13-llp
KOIl HA I. IS KIo room .bmiKUlow
on Uth alreet. I'rlco f22&0. l'yru
lilid Jvuuil Co. '... 3-3-13-ltp
KOU IllONTJ-Two dowiiHtuIra llh'lit
' iiouait ruoinii. laos JaekHon.
: i , 2-3-i3-i:tp
K(l KKNT ApartiurntH. Adulta
only. 1307 I'unn.Avv. 2-3-13tf
ZCUKU iiltlCK lJiro, Hiinny,
inodurn room, Hiiltablo for two
or inora, Jtatcu With board,
j, - -. a-3-13-ltp
We-Offer
;(mkI Comforltibli Homo
In a Kood locution on tin north
side of city. Tho tw lotn are
30 by I III feet one.h. Soli Knod
for garden. Thero uro Hhiule treeH;
sliniblicry and lawn. -The lioufln
Iuih 0 rooniH,' bath, eoiinectud with
newer, Tlia buHemiHil in 12 by 20
feet, ii'if cement. The woudhoUHe
Is fair.1 J'rlee lson.' ,lt can lie
Heeured for 1760.00 eaHli; balance
arraiiKed. Hi e uh ubout 111 lu one.
We can Hhow you hoineN (hat
ure priced from I'HiU lo $I2.U00.
We are til way ti Klad to show nnd
price yon properties Our aim in
to ph-tiMc mid Mitt.sfy.
Cuiiki uhd dco uh.
La Grande Investment
Company
Homleit Heallors.
ltellnhlo Auenm ror I tellable
lUMiiiinre Companies
I'JOl Ada ins Ave. J'bonu 3lalu 7.'i
JSS 1
Up Against II
How About Your Hat, Tag?
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE By Condo
A&oWt eewes AS VAT A. . Yoo
(X "pN'T evee NEJsi xo Ujokky
; ' IT- ,J-Vi 1
I
i La Grande Theatres
(Bob Custer at
Sherrys Today in
"That Man Jack".
TlirllllnK' featH of liorsemaimhip;
rojirlnir fun m-aHeriMl profuwly
IhrotiKh the nlory uud tile warm
breath of younn- romancu are out
HtandliiK' elementfi of "That Man
Jack!" in which Hob Custer, the
weHtern star, comes. itKaln .to the
Sherry t healer.' One stunt in parti
cular reVealH the urIUs 'Jxas yoiitti
uh a hnrfu'iuun of no mean ' skill
an'd daring. It is a Hoinun ride In
which Hob stands astride two
horscH as they draw a buckboaril In
nwirt fllKht down u wlndtUK inoun
tuLti trail. Other tlirlllliiK stuntH
enliven tills I'nKroHHtng- narrative tC
the ranger), In whieh Mob Custer is
to be een supported .by Mary Mil
ford, Monte Collins. Hayrord
JlohbH and lluek Moulton. ;
Comfdy HhowlnB1 "On Kdtre."
"First Year" a't Star
Held Up as
Rollicking Comedy
If you have any prejudice
agulUHt laughing, stay away rrom
the Star ttieater. The nee of eoin-edy-dramas
opens there Sunday
when Krank Craven's stage play,
'The Klt-st Year' win be shown for
the first time.
Alter viewing this hundred-percent
entertaining production It is
easily understood how ihe original
play was proclaimed the best Am-
I ii-li'iin t-inin'ilv'i'Ver written. The
picture's main success lies In
clothing the every-day IneidenlH of
murrled lite with a sure comedy
touch. There Is not a couple In
II ..-1.1 ..I.,. .lll r,.il (.. I'urni'i
themselves In Tom and Grace
we has money n all
THAT BUT I LOVE Vol)
more and i knov.o
Some dav vou'u. Be
rich amd Famous
I'M A)ILtlNj Tt VWA1T
UNT11. RjRTuNE
SMILES
f'" &AOSS I'M. SOWS TO I 1 C ,.CLfs? w Y"
fll AOuo-CGV.e i- AM5AA.V0O HMOMJ )
i
ri CRACK I
Tuelier.- ,; - . " ' .
Kathtyn Terry a Grace 1b en
tirely captivating. Jler Bi ruKKlcs
with houaekeepinB', her cafferneus
to please her young huubunU, ,lier
VoHentinetit ut his inadvertent
neglect are all shown in the course
of thu picture's unfolding. Malt
Moore as the husband Is . ideally
east. He is Hip average yourtg
married man. combatting the petty
annoyances of a wife who lovea" to
Bhop. How small domestic trng-,
edleH tiring ubout . un inevitable
:pa,rution followed, of course,
by reconciliation fornm tho re
mainder of the story.
The picture Will be at Ihe Star
theater two days only,' Sunday and
.Monday. IT you miss it. you nre
going to regit it. It ia unqiiuli
tiedly the most enjoyable comedy
to much this town In months.
Eight-Minute Act
HeadsArcade's
Vaudeville Bill ,
The vaudeville . bill eumlng to
the Arcade Sunday is headed by
the Holms uo In "Novelty Kerch
Oddities." They do many remark
able feats. It is not an act that
while, it only runs eight minutes,
contains a world of novelties and
surprises Toney Deosto. the
trick harpist, Is one of the best all
around comedy harpists in yaiide-
villi. He does all manner of tricks
with his harp and with all is a
real musician. O'Hrien Sisters
und Maeh in "lilts of Musical
Comedy Hits" give variety in their
entertaining numbers and will be
a welcome spot on tho bill com
bining various dances wit'h pluno
anil saxophone solos. Chamber
lain and Hcnnclt- In . "Harmony
nines," are two dainty misses who
should prove more than popular
everywhere they play as Ihey com-
YES darlimo- OH CHICK-VN0NTT 8E CT
Y VIlTH YOOO L0V6 V00NOERFOL To START OUT IN '
AMD ENCOURAGEMENT mtftflj. UffE AND BUILD UP OUR FORTUNE )
1 KNOW I CAN . WWfo. TootrHEe - AND CHICK. DEAR J
1 ACCOMPLISH f WmWK VlE'LL BE ABLE TibCjjET J
MT J V GREAT THINGS W MAR.EO REAL SOON NOW J
blnn xtrimcly firood looks with roul
tulrnt, a coinblnution Jiurd to beat.
Morgan und Ui tyurl in "Honic and
mips' nnuouoivdiy win rurnmn
ucllffhtful entoitulnmoiit Hoino
what dlfforont ttiun tlto uhuu! Bluff
ing and duuclnir touma.
CATTLEHERD
MKUICAU HiMUNClS, (Special
-tO, Woodson hus bought several
hundred heud of cattle. 'J, It. Wan
ker, Kenneth Vunorder und Giles
l.uy droo the cuttle from Halter
valley to -the Vernon Lov ranch on
J'owder river to feed until time to
turn Jfcein on tho range. '
.Mr. und Mrs, hue , WIIbou cnler
lained at dinner Sunday for 1 Mr.
and Mrs. K Whitten and sons, lv-
relt, Leonard nnd Clifford, und
the Misses His Stone, J-;dnu Henner
and D. Iiurle.
C O. Hlooiir has been luay
counting his cattle before, turning
them on the range.
Mr. und Mrs. Joe . Wlnth have
returned lo linker after visiting ut
I he home of his parents, Mr! und
Mrs. U S. Wlnth.
Miss J'Jdlth Turner has been
chosen us leader of the Christian
Kpdeavor for next Sunday.
Mrs. T. Kennedy Is at the
home of her daughter,' Mrs. Leon
ard Huffiuun, ut Union. She 'was
called there -to help take, care of
her daughter who is 111. Miss Ken
nedy is staying witty her sister und
attending school at Union.
Mr. nd Mrs. Ordell Hay were
Sunday evening guests ofMr. liy's
parents, Mr., und Mrs. Jou Iuy of
The Turk.
Mrs. Susie Smith, of : Collage
Grove, has been- visiting her
Mchoolnmtt, - Miss KdUh Turner.
Mrj. Smith will bu remembered us
Miss Huslo Winth at one time a
resident Of: Medlcul Springs.-
So vera I from -hero ut tended the
road meeting ut' Baker last week.
Mrs. Gcorgo South is visiting ut
Hakcr. r .
Mr. AlMrray.of Baker, was a
Dveil thoiiirll it niiued all (lay
,Ti.teiilay wo scdtl 25.IMM) Slar-A-Star
slilnsles and 20.UUU Sit. 2
sliluglra mill 1 1IMI feet nf verticil
giiilinsl flfKit'lng, and n lot of pnlut
uud oil anil turpentine, anil ninny
otlicr lu ticks ioj lluilleiiniK lo
ineiitliui. We arc very tliuiikriil
ror the wuy Ihe kind iM'iiplo of
this valley lire putixinlxlug us mid
wo Iiomi to save mr lots r iiHiuey
aild liniku frlciids in Unit wuy.
Wo, lillvci lots of while pullit
now fur 2M a giillon. Don't
kunw.liuw long It will ItiMt.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
- "Tho l'oor Mnn's FrJeiitl" '
Near J ounihy. I'Iuhiu Malu 218
Uiiudny Jiuslucss.
By TAYLOB
By BLOSSEB
WOODSON BUYS
'
Professional Directory
.,.,,1 - -
Tlito director Is especially lianily for llio ni wcomer or lor
the out-of-town nxler who may want the name and Klilfw
of some professional man. It has been careful y prepaidiuiil
. willl prove, to be a ready aid lo any reader la oWalalu prompt
professional service. v
Classified For Quick Reference
Attorneys
HUGH B. BHAI.V-AUorney-at-l.BW,
office Koley-Couvy 151dl.. over L.
fc U Drug Bloro. Teleplione
Main 111.
COCIIRAW an4 FBKttHAnD Geo.
T. Cochr.n and Colon 11. Klrhard,
.Attorneys Rt law. I .a Grunilo Na
tional Hank building. Telephone
Main 91.
CAUL c. nm.M Attorney st U,
Iloom 20, New Foley Building.
Telephone Main 779.
Dentists
Dr. C. W. KltW'lV Dontlst. Gard
ner Building. Telephono Main 96.
Dr. C. D. CACTIIonN Dentist Plate
work and goncral dentistry. Flione
447-W.
Arrhifect '
O. D. Mil. I. Kit, ArehlteeL
ltooni 7
La Grande National Hank Building
Accountant
W. N. AIIKI.8, Accountant.
Sinull aula, Hlitteinunts. Audits, etc.
Phono M C3t.
business vlfilor here lust week.
Frank Turner und severul other
men were working on the road
with the Binder Hattirduy. ; '
The number. of Ullllah alrerul't
hours flown per futul accident had i
Increased 02 per cent In 1U2B over
1024, It wiir reported In t ho House j
of ComoninH, London.
New York City has mure than a
hundred languages and over a
thousand dialects.
HOT WAFFIiKS VMt
Well may you express -delight with
them when made on ono of our
West in gho use Klectric Waffle
Irons. They always come out uni
formly crisp, brown nnd tasty a
dish fit to set before a king. He
is king In your home feed them
to him! .
H. & S. ELECTRIC
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
.SYSTEM
Tlio l-'ciU'inI l.iservi; Sys
tem of whieh this bank lias
always biM'ii a member, Is
the world's greatest fliiaiieiul
i-gaiiiuttl(n. Controlled ly
the l.'iilletl Slates t.overn
nient. UNITED STATES
A' nii'inlicr tiT tlio l-'etlcrul
lte.serij SyMciu (slucv Us or
gan Izal Ion.
Just 50 Years Ago
The first message was transmitted by telephone.
This message was sent on March' 10, 1876. Today
there are in use'in the United States more than1 16,
600,000 telephones with an average of about 67,700,
000. calls per day. The telephone has helped in a
large way to speed up the development of the uni
verse and has bivught the people of each community
and of the forty-eight states of the United States
into closer unity.
Home Independent
' - - . - 1 ... "J.yv- -
Telephone Co. V
Physicians & Surgeons
KTKI.I.A N. UOIMIHIt, M. D. -
i'hy.ilollin and Burgeon.
1 rtoonis 10-11 . Telephon
Somnier Building ' . Main M
I.HI5 II. BOCT, M. b,
rractlue limited to diseases of Una
' Kye, Kar. Nose and Throat.
New Koley Telephon.
Uulldillg . Main 1
K. I!. KIRBT, M. D.
Diysluiau and Surgeon.
Nnw Vulay Telephon
llulldlng Main II
RICIIAnn P. I.ANOIS, M. D.
rhystcian and fiurgcon 1
Gardner Telephon.
Building , Main 96
w. r. jicAnony, i. D.
Burguon.
New Foley Telephon.
liulldllig ' Main it
C. 8. ltlOORK. M. I).
riivsielan and fiurauon.
Now Foley Telephon.
Iluihliiig
main i
p. I.. nALSTOFT, SI. D.
Practice limited to diseases oCh.
ICye, Kp.r. Nose aud ThroaV.'
Rooms 18-10 Telephon.
Sommer Building ' Main 771
A. I.. IllCIIAnnSON, M. D. ,
Surgery
rtnnms 16-17 Telephone
iSoimner Building ' Main IK:
Osteopathic Physicians
J. I.. IMil.U, tw O. ' .
I MAHCiAIIIST I.Vtil.lC. II, O. f
Ceneral practice and the' "POSTi
j BVSTUM" for fallen arc hes. . r
( Somuior Tolephon.
I Building Main 106
Wives are Htllt puri;liu8ed ill. Ihe
region of I'erslu known us Iho
"Hoof of the World," a common
price being 100 sheep, 'j 1 :
HOTEL ASTOO
2nd & Hill : Us Aniele.
EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET
50 Bath, New, Modem '-
Close to Shopping District nd Theatraa
FREE GARAGE Tari&hom $130
WEAVER'S
Tailors, Cleaners, Dyer.
And P cesser.
PHONIC MAIN 7S8 . , '
Depot .Itreflt
' Mattresses Rugi '
Cleaned - Rebuilt.
Feather Mattresses Had
1'lllows Braoyated
Fluff Rugs Hade tnm
old carpets. . - -Furniture
Repaired aal
. Recovereil
La Grande MattreM
. & Weaving Works
Licensed Fumlgator
PHONE 424-W
Cli as. Edwards, iro-
Profound understanding of
all that is required of us
during bereavement has giv
en us our roputution for in
telligent service
Yoa can depend upon 'us
without hesitation.
We Understand.
Snodgrass &
Zimmerman
MAIS 63
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