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L B U S I N E S S A INFORM ATION DEPARTMENT N D IR E C T O R Y n in Poriland, P ie u « Mention ThU Pipar When Anowcrinc Thooc A lr e r t in n a t i. I f you Must sell your L IB E R T Y or V IC T O R Y bonds—sell to us. I f you can buy more L IB E R T Y or V IC T O R Y bonds buy from us. W e buy and sell at the N ew York market G O V E R N M E N T A N D M U N IC IP A L B O N D S BONDS Ï ?L>Portland)íote. ?n F k eT io a rto -f fhc C iijj P ic k a r d W, ' ^ í l d j* anacer Write for deicriptivc circulars awl booklets M O R R I S B R O T H E R S , Inc., Morii» Building, 309-11 Stark Street PORTLAND, OREGON Ground Gripper Shoes Homemade Specials, $1.25 per lb. H azelwood Candy Ml. Hood Chocolates, $1, 2, 3 4 5, box. Oregon Chocolates, $2.00 per p.und. By Parcel Post, Prepaid. w a ite r THE HAZELWOOD CONFECTIONER & RESTURANT 388 Washington Street, Portland, Oregon. FRED DUNDEE Motor Gar Repairing & Machine Works CYLINDER GRINDING Portland, O re g o n . Preferred S tock > GROCERIES A & l l e n L e w i s ’ B e s t W e pay Highest Market Price fo r B utterfat butterfat Send qb B r a n d nod n o d chock by return mnil. your name and we will mnil you our quotation. KIVERVIEW DAISY COMPANY. 1003 Belmont 8t.. Established 1911. Portland. Onaaa. Rooms SI per day and op. Special monthly rates. Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home. Bouthern Pacific electric train depot in same building. J. W . BU8H O NG. Manager. 886 Aider St., cor. 4th. - PO R T L A N D . ORE Hotel Alder DIXIE BREAD HAYNES-FOSTER B A K IN G CO. Portland, Ore. Ask Your Grocer Dixie Co., Astoria, Ore. SALEM BAKING CO., Salem, Ore. GROUND GRJPFER SHOE SI ORES SOI H W u h . Street. P.rtU a d . Orr.cn. 7M SL Helen. A t«.. Tacoma. Waakinatoa TO Europe 105 Third St, fY |, You Can’t Break ’Em! Get Springs with written guarantee for year. W e can use unlimited amounts o f w strictly Fresh, full size White Eggs o o nrom iiim ntror ito at f a premium over marlrot market mintatinno quotations. W W r rite us advising amount you have to offer each week during the season. Attention! M U TU AL CREAMERY CO., Egg Department. PORTLAND, OREGON clt HEILIG ^ Uk^A r ' BESTM IN Ill L A IL A V A U D E V ILLE Nifkta Sun. Mon. Tues. W ed . Afftei Show W ed . Night Occasionally. Nigh, 15e i, $1.00; Mstitee*. 15e Is 75e. TH F A T F R THE T?T C ï JA/FT Í ? Ç TON S E T H F L O R A L CO. r LsUVV Hfix O 3 f . —^ 11 / BROOMS THE of Flowers FOR A U OCCASIONS Portland, Oregon 287 Washington St.. Phones Main 5102 A The House Keep the Northwest Prosperous by using Northwestern Made Goods. ZAN BROS., Inc. When in Portland try this RESTAURANT Good Service—Moderate Prices. PEPPER BOX Right Down Town. 108 Fifth S t„ Next to New Perkins Hotel B IS S IN G E R Sc C O .f Wool, Pelts, Tallow. Wool Pullers Largest dealers on the Coast. 148-164 North'13th St., P. O. box 4378 Portland, Ore.; Wool Pullery Sell wood Sta., Portland.* Ship U3 your goods; highest prices paid at all times. All Reputable Furniture DealersTSell VENU S Hand-Made Shades Carried in twenty-four beautiful colors. Mounted on HARTSHORN Rollers only. Ask your dealer. COLUM BIA A W N IN G & SHADE CO., MFGS. PORTLAND. OREGON. UDELL & CLARKE FARM LIG H TIN G P L A N T No. 1 Grand Ave. Portland, Or. Listen!!! Which is better— work every day— 8 hours at 45c and have a good place to stop, and eat at minimum cost; or to be laid o ff every time it rains and get a few cents more pay? You can work every day with us and we pay 67V&C per hour for Sunday work if you care to work Sundays. Splendid opportuni ties for promotion. Apply at Crown-Willamette Paper Co., Employment Department at W est Linn, Ore., at Camas, Wash., or 210 Commonwealth Bldg., Portland, Ore. PORTLAND. ORE. Casco BIJg., The pleasure of your trip to P ort land will depend upon the hotel you select Cosy surroundings, moderate rates, and the welcome you find In your own home tows, await you at the Multnomah. H E M S TIT C H IN G E l l a M. Stevens, 2nd Fir, S6oy* Morrison. K O D A K S A N D F O U N TA IN PENS Sandy, Portland’» Kodak and Pen man. M IL L IN E R Y & E A R C LE Y COR8EI Jones Millinery, 8« Grand Ave. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE P r in t i n g - e n g r a v in g B o o k b in d in g tfAftSHAU. Í ytry/t > f¡¡§ .O * . . . . . . T . ,o .T L * -o o m «o * CO M PLETE U V E O F STEEL < f i u n o Devices a * o srsrems Repairs for all stoves and heaters. Prompt attention to mail orders. Spokane Stove & Furnace Repair Works, Spokane. T E A C H E R S’ A G E N C Y Rocky Mountain Teachers’ Agency, K. Welles, ex-asst State Supt, mgr, Oregon Conservatory ui Music, 165 4th St. Frank Portland, Or. Teachers placed promptly. M U S IC S C H O O L . O IL SH AM PO O ING & M A N IC U R IN G W A N T E D — FIR P ITC H ^ . „ Myrtle Clarke, 723 .Morgan Bldg. I ’UI tiaild W ill buy fir pitch in any quantities. PIANOS A T A L K I N G MACHINES W rite for Schedule of prices. Northwest ern Turpentine Co., 1212 Gaseo Bldg., Soule Bros., 166 Tenth St. Portland, Ore. P IA N O S A N D P H O N O G R A P H S WALL PAPER— PAINT P LA S TER DOLLS A N D N O V E L TIE S A t wholesale and retail. Mall orders Rose City Novelty W ks, IV« Grand Ave. promptly filled. Smith’s W all Paper House. 108-110 Second St., Portland. PRO TECT Y O U R E Y E S A. E. Hurwitz, Optometrist, 226 First St. W itty in T im e of Misfortune. P YO R R H EA D E N TIS TS Smith Long Service, 110 Bush A Lana Bl. ACCORDIAN P L E A T IN G K nife and box pleating, 'hemstitching, 10c yd. Buttons covered. Eastern Novelty M fg. Co., 85Vg Fifth street, Portland. Music’s Great Power. “ Those who think that music is one A R T I F I C I A L LIM B S ^ / V W S / W W V N ^ W V W W V W W V W W of the trifles of existence,” said Glad Oregon Artificial Limb Co., Inc. Write for Catalog. 426 Wash. St., Portland. stone, “ are in grievous error, since AUTO ACCESSORIES from the earlist times it has been Classy Bug Bodies one of the most potent factors for Pncca -3 8 5 and tip. molding and forming characters.” Burn ess & Martin ______ ___ 15th A Alder sto.. Portland BUILD ING JVIATERlAL SHOPE BRICK CO., face and muntel brick a specialty. Phone East 1336; Resi dence, East 1797. 3618« E. Morrison St., Portland, Ore. We will gladly make esti mates. B E A U T Y PARLO R AAFV V ^^/W V N ^W N ^fW ySj^/V W S^W W Mannello Cosmetic Shop. Permanent hair wave. Most modern equipped cosmet ic shop in city. 203 Brdy Bl., Mar. 22U7. City¿brnfortsforYouf % ~ f /C\ * U N IV E R S AL Garfield Tea stimulates the liver, corrects constipation, cleanses the sys tem and rids the blood of impurities. A ll druggists. Adv. Scientific Research. PAUL AUTOMATICITÀ - y i ' the towns ' ">■ ’Çf or spy made. DENTAL S U P P LIE S From whatever standpoint one may approach It. “ the variety” looms large In the fruit Industry. The grower wants particular sorts— fruits hnviug certain desirable and known charac teristics— In order that he may sup ply certain trnde demands, or be able to harvest at particular times, or in some other way receive the benefits that are to he derived from fruits pos sessing certain qualities or characters. In a similar manner, the trade— the commercial handlers of fruit— must take note o f varietal characteristics; otherwise, faults will develop In their business thnt will be disastrous. Poor keeping varieties will he placed in cold storage, when only long-keeping varie ties have gained oominercial promi nence very largely because o f their good shipping qualities when they were seriously lacklug in dessert or other qualities. The consumer does not know much about variety names as a rule, but If the retailer with whom he trades would take pains to supply always good dessert varieties when fruit id wanted for dessert purposes, nud good cooking varieties when they are de sired for cooking, everyone Interested, from the grower to the consumer, would be benefited thereby. However, as a rule, by the time the fruit reaches the retailer, apples are simply “ apples," peaches are just “ peaches’* and plums are “ plums” without much regard to the use for which the con sumer wants them. Even with such fruits os strawberries, blackberries and the like there are variety adapta tions from the consumer’s standpoint but they are not always easy to give full recognition even If one were nmklng an effort to do so. T o return to the grower. A fte r careful study of varietal characteris tics. he orders from n nurseryman, fo r example, the varieties of oppie^and peadi trees that he lias d eeidei^viljl give him the fruit that will best sup4 ply the trade to which lie Is to cater* D IA M O N D S & JE JiV ^ R Y ^ O U Ja H JT^ fo r itfo i m Jiiorap'4<it?r*L*rè,w r'cet9 TRUSSES P0UTRY. rlti lor Pricis and Tags W i l d Pigeon S prings Mi neral W a t a r Nature's own remedy from the Rock. Drlak it and get well. Bottled by Rock Remedy Co., 7 1st St., Portland, Or A postal card to Garfield Tea Co., Brooklyn, N. Y-, asking for a sample Highest prices. The Fur shop, 606 Swet- will repay you. Adv. lund Bldg., upstairs. FURS— R AW FU RS B O U G H T for work on new unit o f pa per mill at West Linn, $5.20 for 8 hrs. work. Splendid accommodations in new ho tel. Meals 35c; beds 10c, 25c, 35c. Apply Crown Wil lamette Paper Co., West Linn, Oregon. H E M S TITC H IN G Accordion Pleating, Hemstitching, But that there are at least 1,000,000 pine into bearing and perhaps six or eight tons covered. Custom made shirts, Art trees large enough for profitable lum years fo r the apple trees to bear, only Embroidery & Button Co., Morgan Bldg., ____________________________ H ID ES . W O O L S A C A S C A R A B A R K V Y y w w v A A jy w w Y w v y Y Y W W w N W e pay highest prices— W rite us for quotation.__ Kahn Bros., 195 Front St. H ID E S AND JU N K market values for hides, pelts, old rubber, metals, e t c . _____________________________ M A C H IN E R Y "____________________________ us your Inqulrles'T'or"'anything' in Iron or Woodworking Machinery, Logging, Sawmill, Contractors’ Equipment, Loco motives, Boilers, Engines, Crushers, Rail, Cable, Belting, etc. Burke Machinery Co., 528 Railway Exchange Bldg., Portland, m M A N U FA C TU R IN G Ross A Co., Inc. j bering. We Fancy T h e y ’d Like It. Lawn Tennis Report— "Because the play was not spectacular, the brilliant 81(111 was not appreciated by the ma Jority of the spectators— it was ‘as cavair before swine.’ ”— Boston Tran script. EW JELER S_ Guticura Soap Special order work. Fine workmanship. Trompt mall service. Mohawk Bldg., Portland. Ore. -----------A N D O IN T M E N T ------------ M O N U M E N T S P O R T L A N D M A R B LE W ORKS 264-266 F ourth St.— Neu B ros.______ HOTEL CLIFFORDI O A IM S A N D W A L L East Morrison gt. and East Sixth 1 1 » par Day. T w o In a Room. I 1 . i t W rite us for Drlces. Pioneer Paint Co., 186 First St., Portland. Carlyle’» Prophecy. had to do, in thousand fold wrestle with the pythons and mud demons, be fore It can become a habitation for the gods.— Carlyle. Well-Grown Two-Y ear-O ld Staymar» Wineaap Apple Trees as Received From Nursery. HA| R DRESSING __ Pines in Argentina. Mine. Grenell relieves Itching scalp. In one region of government for He waits three or four years a fte r Moles, superfluous hair removed. 220 Fliedner Building._________________________ est land in Argentina it is estimated planting for the peach trees to coma C lear the Skin i don’t believe I will finally die of some the Hawaiian islands, it has been cut thing else.”— E. W. H ow e’s Monthly. down to make room for a Knights of Columbus club house. The word "par ent” is used advisedly, for one news T o End W ire "Singing.” T o prevent the “ singing” o f tele paper, in reporting the removal o f the phone or telegraph wires passing over historic tree, referred to it as the "fa houses, these are muted by putting on ther” o f algarobas in Hawaii, and an them small olive-shaped pieces of lead, other speaks o f it as the “ mother.”— Pacific Commercial Advertiser. or fitting corks on to them. (Prepared by the United States Depart* ment of Agriculture.) swering look; it is the embodiment of sentiment in actual help.— Ex change. Oxy-Acetylene W elding Equipment and .wap 25c, Ointneal 25 and 50c, Talcnm 25c. Supplies. W rite for catalogue. NATUROPATH 329/2 Eaat Mo rrison St. Dr. <lio. W ! C rockwefi^Speclallst In Q U E E N C ITY ! S » 2 a l B Portland, Ore. Female Diseases—704-« Dekum Bldg >fV#Z Rests. Refreshes, Soothes W e make your worn garments look like new. Employ experienced h-lp p a i n u e m d e n t is t r v Heals- Keep your Eye» and get best results. W e pay post Absolutely performed by nerve-block,ng Strong and Healthy. If age one way. method without after effects. L et us they Tire, Smart, Itch, or 288 Grand Ave., Portland. prove It to you. W e make X -ray exam Bum, if Sore, Irritated inations and specialise In first-class dent istry at reasonable fees. Dr. A. W. Keene, Inflamed or Granulated A Modsratsly-Priced Hotal of Merit Dr E. W. Prehn, Majestic Theatre Bldg., j» e Murine often. Safe for Infant or Adult 351 'i Washington St., Portland.' Oregon Hawaiian Impartiality. Commercial Handlers of Pruit Must Take Note of Characteristics to Avoid Disaster. John Welch Dental Depot. Dental sup the p li e s of all kinds. Morgan Bldg., Portland. PAPER At all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Book Murine Eye Remedy Company, Chlcsqs. U. S. i Ars Van BEHNKE-WALKER « r e i vu oaiiMieai b u s in e s s c o l l e g » Iff th* I>lrre*t, most perfectly equipped Busineaa Training School In the North I hear o f a man who fussed 30 years The old algaroba tree in the Catholic America, too, w ill have to »train it» For either the amateur home "snap west. Fit yourself for a higher position with more money. Permanent positions about having heart disease. Lately he mission grounds on F ort street is no energies, crack It» sinews and all but shots” or when you take baby to a assured our Graduates. W rite for catalog—Fourth and Yamhill, said “ A fte r all, I ’ll be cursed if I more. Parent of all algaroba trees in break its heart, as all the rest o f us “ real" photographer to have her pic Portland. Heart Disease. VARIETY OF BIG IMPORTANCE All kinds diamonds and jewelry bought; name ydur price. Repairing a specialty. T h e y Suffer for Other’s Sake. N orthwest A uto C o .— ¡- outl ^ o . orcgon Reiner Jewelry Co., 449% \Yn St. 1‘ortlnd “ Locking up an anarchist," said Rill Dt^RS^ANCJ^WnqDOWS_________________ we can sell you Doors, Windows,, Root the Burg, “ is good for him. But it’s ing, Paint, Glass and Builders’ Hardware, kind o ’ tough on the other fellers that Write for We specialize in fitting direct at wholesale prices. trusses. Send for measur prices before buying. Heacock Sash 6 l have to live in the same jail.” ing blank and circular. We Door Co., 212 First St., Portland._______ carry everything in Drugs, F O R S A L E Robber G o o d *. Elastic Hos- Marriage at Sea. Grow cranberries— Splendid opportunity ierr, etc., and pay postage. LAUE-DAV1S DRUG CO.. for anyone wishing to engage in the bus If the master of a British ship con T tom Experts iness. Fifteen-acres cranberry marsh; 2 PORTLAND, OREGON acres bearing, remainder unimproved; bal siders that the circumstances warrant ance of tract, 25 acres, mostly woodland; it, he can solemnize a marriage on four-room house; cranberry storehouse; ■ark Imi SfcfmU I Wc Pay Cash for other buildings. Property fenced; unable board, and the ceremony will be con to care for it. W ill sell reasonable. L o DAIRY BUTTER, cated on railroad near Coos Bay, Ore., sidered quite legal and binding. For particulars, address T. S. Small, er, Oregon. Cream, Eggs, Live ■- v i \ . MODERN TORCH CO. O f f ic e F u r n it u r e a A p p l ia n c e s OVE REPAI Portland SA LG R E N E mixed with olive oil is a Established 1830 household remedy for rheumatism. No c a r p medicine chest should be without this Tru e st Sympathy. wonderful remedy during the winter Fluff Rugs From Old Carpets months» The noblest and the most powerful Rag Rugs, ull sizes. Mall orders prompt. Send for Booklet 9x12 Rugs, Steam or Dry Cleaned, $1.50. form of sympathy is not merely the re W E S TE R N F L U F F RUU CO. sponsive tear, the echoed sigh, the an 64-68 Union Ave. N. East 6516, B-1476 Garage in Connection. Portland, Ore. P A R L O R __________ ^W e^heTp the appearanceT^^ Lalley Light, 93 1st St. Twenty-two inch switch or transforma G O IT R E S P E C IA LIS T tion, value $7.00, price $2.45. 400 to 412 Dekum Bldg. R- M . Erwin, M. I >., S00-O1 Journal Bldg. Phillip, who had received as a birth day present a beautiful new micro C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G scope, presently astounded the cook Simple, Harmless Home ^Vor reliable Cleaning nad D yeing"serv “ Hey, cook, ice send parcels to us. We pay return with the exclamation; Remedy Brings Results postage. Information and prices given lend me a flea, w ill you? I ’ll give it upon request. The medicinal properties of olive oil E N K E ’S C IT Y D YE W ORKS back to you in three minutes.!” have been known for hundreds of years. Carpenters Wanted “ Where Hone Comforts Abound” CO., SAN !T A RY BE A U T Y Fellows! RHEUMATISM-PILES-CONSTIPATION If you only knew the astounding ben efits to be derived from this L ife-G iv ing, Health-Restoring, Invigorating ALGRAT S ILV ER E N G R A V E D W E D D IN G IN V ITA TIO N S The famous compound for tempering Irw ln-Hodson, Stationers. Portland, Ore. razors without heat. Makes shaving a delight. The Stratanum Co., 609 Chamber E X P E R T GOWN M AKER ____________________________________ Miss 11. E. Cole, 207 TUford 111, 10 & Mor. O f « ' - ' i n. Portland. G E N E R ATO R you would not be without one for many times its small cost. Free book tells the whole story. AND \Vrit«'"today ToPprices— we pay return postage on small parcels. California Plat S h o r t Adjustment > u , 82« N W li n k HIg. ing Works, 214 2nd St.. Portland. PLUM BING A P L U M B I N G J U P P U E I ^ a r t if ic ia l t e e t h S P E C IA LIS T w e e a n supply you with any kind of Dr. E C Kussinan, 3i'7 Journal Ttldg plumbing supplies at wholesale prices. B ake r«. Confectioners, Fo un tain Supplies W e will gladly estimate cost of any job G r a y , M il ean A Percy, 4th * Gllsan Si- W rite for prices. D E N T I S T , L A T E U. S. N A V Y ST A R K -D A VIS CO., Dr. P. G. Brown, Su9 Stevens Bl. Portland _________ 212 T hird St.. Port l a n d . _______ R A I L W A Y TE LE G R A P H IN S TITU TE D E N T I S T _____________ B. E. Wright, 3<>S Raleigh Bldg ■' < Wn ^'9ouhg" 7nVrTand^womerirben*retu^^ am’ t invested. Position when qualified. E L E C T R I C <S A D V E R T I S I N G S I G N S 434 Railway Exchange Bldg., Portland. Union Sign Co., 79 W est Park at Oak. R A Z O R S _____________________ ________________ When the conflagration that dc REALTORS stroyed Drury Lane theater, In 1809, Rag rugs, all sizes. Mall orders prompt Interstate Land Co., 24s Stark St. Rugs and carpets steam and dry cleaned S H E E T M E T A L A R E T lN N IN tt W K * . broke out, Sheridan, the principal Phone or write for price list. Save solic Union Ave. Metal WkB., 411 Union Ave. shareholder, was in the house of com itor’s commission. S A N ITA R IU M — mons. Declining the adjournment of Northwest Rug Co. U r . A . V. Downs, 94U Corbett St. fered out of sympathy, he hurried to 188 E. Eighth St. East 3580. T E A C H E R S A G E N C Y Yates-Fisher, free registration, Brdy Big. the theater, only to be pushed back by W A T E R P R E S S U R E S Y S T E M ____ a soldier, with the curt warning: Duro Pumps, S3 1st St. “ Stand back, s ir !” "M y friend,” replied CANCER TR EATED the witty dramatist, “ surely a man Lowell M. Jones, M. L>.. 312 Morgan Bldg. may warm him self by his own fir e !” PORTLAND, ORE. Authorized Ford Dealers When in town, bring your Ford to us. Exceptional repairing facilities by first-class Ford mechanics. Magnetos re-charged in ear while you w ait Try us for parts. P L A TIN G — N IC K E L U. F. Johnson Plano Co., 1«> 6th. W e Make Fluff Rugs From Your Old Carpets O rri Genuine Ford Parts TALBOT & CASEY, Inc. and Money Orders PORTLAND, ORE 148, 13th St., Portland, Ore. 15,000 Springs in Stock. Portland, Ore. 1 O U ltr y n iC n TICKETS mercial Inquiries cheerfully anewered. W r i t e any firm belowl Do It nowl L ook Here!! MUSIC TAUGHT SUCCESSFULLY BY CORRESPONDENCE. HER AUTO SPRING CO.* are made and carried in stock tor men, women and children, and can be fit by m ail SEND FOR LIT E R A T U R E Piano and all band and orchestral instruments. Personal attentiona from a personal teacher. A western school ior western pupils. No long waits between lessons. MODERN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, PERSONAL me; best and most successful "H O M E M A K E R ” ; hundreds rich wish marriage soon; strictly confidential; moat reliable; years of experience; description tree. Comm ercial Information furnished free “ The Successful Club,” Mrs. Ball, Box ____ of charge. Cataloguée aupplled and c o m 566, Oakland, California. Ta k in g Baby’» Picture. ture taken, do not "dress her up” in y her best clothes, or let her know that she is to pose for her portrait. Let her wear one of her “ second best” white dresses, or even a play costume, T h e C ity va. the County, and she w ill be more herself than If The city la a place where people “ all decked up” In her best finery, must dwell— the country a place where which Is almost certain to give her a people may live.— Exchange. self-conscious look.— Exchange. to find, perhaps, that half the vari eties are not tlie sorts he ordered, even though the trees, when he re ceived them from the nursery, w ere labeled according to Ills order. T h e misnamed varieties may not fit nt nil Into the grower's plans for marketing and are, perhaps, prnetlcally worthless to him. It requires no argument to convince one thnt “ the vnrlely" Is Important t e the grower, once the problem is stated. The misnaming o f varieties In such a case may be due to carelessness, to indifference, to sheer dishonesty, or to entirely honest errors. The re sults so far ns the grower is con cerned, however, are the same in any case. WINTER FEEDING IS FAVORED Covering Is Good to Prevent Soil Heaving and Fertility It Washed Into Ground. Orchards and fruit patches are best fed during the winter when the ground Is frozen, for this covering Is good to prevent soil hearing, and the fertility* Is being washed down Into the soil ready for nse early In the spring. CLEAN IN G O U T FOR ORCHARD y New Houston Hotel P. N. U. No. 11, 1920 During W inter Season Removs A l l Dead Wood and Brush Tha t May Harbor Inssct Pests. General renovatlot of the orchanR during the winter U profitable; cut^ ting out dead wood, clearing out and burning brush, ete.. which may harhoa disease and Insect peata._—