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rAUb auk. The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem." Oregon, Tuesday Momtasy October 28, 133U Society Parties to Lend Atmosphere to Hallowe'en will to oat' with tanc gaiety this week. All week long teems to be leading ap to a final climax of fan and affaira of Interest. - i : Cards are to be the inspiration . tor much of tbo amusement. The card afternoons for which Mrs. J. L. Wood worth and Mrs. Richard! Slater are to be hostesses "Wed nesday and Friday will be large at tain and interesting. To keep the week busy clear through there will be a large card party for which Mrs; D. X. Beechler, Mrs. Harry Crawford, and Mrs. Lou Grote will be hostesses at the Elks Tem ple Thursday afternoon. Tuesday Chad wick chapter so cial clab will meet in the after noon at the Masonic temple; Mrs. Ronald . Jones will entertain ber bridge ' itiab at her home ; near Brooks. Thursday there will be the meet ing ot the Rural Women's ?lubs of Tolk county and this la attract ing many women. Mrs. .A. L. - Brown will be hostess to members ift the Prlscllla club at her home Thursday afternoon. s r Friday there will be the large formal tea for which Mrs. Edgar Hartley and Miss Catherine Hart ley will be hostesses. Mrs. Ralph Curtis Is also being a hostess Fri day night with a dancing party at her home. " Wednesday the Kensington club will meet with Mrs. Herbert Hauser. Most decidedly there is not to be time to change one's mind this , week Just make It up and keep going. .Stay ton Dale and Betty Hunt entertained 20 of their small friends with a Hallowe'en party Friday evening. A ghost, fortune teller and various games were en Joyed. Those present were Glen and Edwin Hayworth. Wallace Humphrey. Shirley Fox, Betty Korinek, - Darrel Jordan. Peggy Mlssler, Lela Mae Bell, Leona Burmester,- Virginia Shelton, Darlel Lewis, Billy Roberts, Bil ly Dean. Virginia Hunt. Marjory Knight. Val Dare Sloper, Katie Champ. Lillian Spanial ahd Dale and Betty Hunt. Each child was given a bright paper cap and a favor. Mrs. M. . S. Hunt was assisted in enter taining and serving the children by Mrs. H. C. Egleston and Miss Frances Lillls. Farris entertained Sunday for Mrs. Faney Cole, who is soon leaving for her home ' at Glade Spring, Va., after spending two months' with Turner relatives. : Relatives who attended the dinner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker, Herbert Rrlggs, Grant Farris of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farris, Leonard Ferris of, Wrenn. ,- By ANNE ADAMS i Smart school-girls are wearing i' miniature versions of grown-up favorites this year. This ensem- -f ble, consisting - of - sleeveless bo dice. ' pleated skirt and ; short Jacket, has warmth, practicability ' and smartness, and .Is Quite lnex pensive to make. " A bit of the fa- , brie should be ' nsed to make a l -beretti -- iJ-- ' t 4 -i -X, ' Pattern ' 202S Is adorable made . t tweed-Jersey," wool crepe : or r- velveteen. Attractive eolor com- . . binatlons of brown, and tan,' green and navy,- black and white, may -be chosen for service as well aa - ehlc. ' - - . - Mav be obtained onlr In atxea 8. '1 If, 11 and 14. Size t requires IK yardsof -54 Inch fabric and 1 to .11-1 C yards of 35 inch blous fabric. ;.;-H;J.&i-'$& - Km ' 4wniMit tipwiwc 1" .ifimn-t mat thU odl with ar rttra. Trdc far evwry site, tad inpl. txact , iattrse-Hens- are -given, f.:-fHvi 8a4 fiftara Mats la ceiBiar. Uy wrapped, ar rtawaa far aach yattara. Writa plainly yaar aaaia. addreaa sad tjrJa aaaibar, Ea aara tv state aia wasted, i Oor saw fall sad winter fsssiea fcaok eeataiBinr xriait dsla far adalta aaa childrea a ad axeaUeat . assortawat af traaUar. pattaraa and ctaaaad aaraitiaav i now ready. Price f if tecs caata. Baok with patUni. 25 cent. A4- draas all mil aad rdra ta fitarra- -mi . Pattara . JJoartmn t. : 243 Weit 17th atreet, htw York City. Pattern ) mm 1 ' 2025 ffi News and Club :0UVK M. Dane, IT. . v;J te&vA -r-Cv I . : : ;f;' ' i"-' . i ',v . 3 i - : f.f , v ' " ; j ; f Y " ' " ; ' lSw-v. - . J . . : . .. Mrs. George L. Forge who has been" a recent hostess with Mrs. A. L. Wallace for a series of charming affairs. SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday, October 28 'Woman's Press club, Mrs. A. L. Lindbeck, hostess at home. 1373 South High street, 2:30 o'clock. United Circle of' First Christian church, at church, all day meeting, potluck dinner at noon. Mrs. J. M. Devers drama class, Mrs. J. B. Proti man, 1296 Court street, 2 o'clock. Chamber Mnsie society program, Nea Kah Nie quartet, Mrs. C. P. Bishop home. Pythian Sister, social evening, 8 o'clock. Fraternal temple. Sons of Veterans auxiliary, and Sons of Veterans, Woman's club house, 8 o'clock, Hallowe'en party. Chadwick chapter. Eastern Star social club, 2:00 o'clock. Masonic temple. Wednesday, October 29 West Salem Woman's Missionary society, par sonage. Hallowe'en party for Leslie Can Do class at Charles Vick home on Garden road. 7:30 o'clock. All members urged to be present. Leslie Can Do class, Hallowe'en party, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vick, Garden Road. Kensington club, Mrs. Herbert Hauser, social af ternoon. . First Spiritualist church, Mrs. Louis King, 463 South Capitol. 8 o'clock. Thursday, October SO McKinley school reception for teachers, sponsored by Parent Teacher association and patrons of school, 8 o'clock in school building. Hayesville Woman's club will meet with Mrs. N. W. Burnam. . Polk county, rural woman's one day institute, Dallas. Mrs. A. L. Brown hostess to members of Prlscllla club, homeJ759 South Commercial. 2:30 o'clock. -w- Saturday, November 1 W. R. C, regular meeting. Miller's hall, 2 o'clock. Drchard Hrlrhtx Mrs Fll- ward Reed and Mrs. Cash Rob erts were) hostesses Thursday af ternoon to members of the Orch ard Heights Women's club at the Reed home. The living rooms were brightened by vases of many-hned autumn flowers.. Following the business meet li( at which Mrs. C. H. Fisher presided, legislative ' measures were discussed. . A deleration is clan nine to at-. tend the Polk County. Federation of Woinens Rural clubs to bo held at Dallas Thursday, October 3v Mrs. Ernest Anderson, will en tertain the club November 6. Member cresent were Mrs. Burnham Southwick, Mrs. L. D. Gibson. Mrs. Fred Gibson, Mrs; C. H. Fisher. Mrs. Frank Farm er. Mrs. William Knower. Mrs. Ernest Anderson. Mrs. C. S. Mat thews Mrs.; William McDowell Mrs. William Cox. Miss Mary Wait and the hostesses, Mrs. Cash . Roberts . and Mrs. Edward Reed. - a a Waldo Hills. The Wlllard Women's club held Its regular meetlnr Thursday afternoon at the home of the Misses Vera and Olive Ottoway. - Plans for an opeir meeting November t at the Waldo. Hills club house were discussed. . Three neighboring clubs are to be in vited guests and the state presi dent, Mrs. Lillian Bilyeu. is to be present aa the guest speaker. The president, Mrs. Alta Haber- ly. appointed Mrs. Emma Neus- wanger as chairman or" the- re freshments committee. Reports of the county conven tion held last week at Hubbard were given by ; Vera and Olive Ottoway. -J ' Mrs. Dan Hillman read a chap ter . from : tho . program book. "Loafing Through tho Pacific.' Mrs. Elizabeth Jans gave an la- ' IITf a It . leresung - paper. fn nwiia Talents." ' Mrs. Lettie Bye then told tho legend of The Deluge. as told by the natives of Hawaii. After: a social bour tho hostesses served yefreshmenta. f t Mrs. Tramaa -! Cnmmlngs and Mrs. Ralph Curtis were Joint hostess -for delightful - ooufiet aunner at the CurUs borne Sunday nlrht in ffamnliraent to Miss Ca milla Gates of Portland." ! Tho guest -rooms were beauti fully arranged; with Hallowe'en symbols and antamn xioweri ana leaves. A social evening follow ed the ansoer nour: i is t TThje t gnsts invited la compli ment : toMlss Gates were : Miss Helen Pemberton, Miss Harriett Hageman,"': Dwlght f. ? Adams. Ev erett Patton,.Mr. and Mrs. '.John Versteeg, : Mr.4 and -Mrs; . Cam- mlngs, nd Mr and Mrs, Curtis. Miss Blanche White f I Los Ansltts,Vdan;tM.er.' -of ; Mr.- and Mrs.1 IX. A. r White; : is, a house gtiest at her parents home for a short time; -Miss-White will also risit with her brothers. H. L. White avd Lloyd White." - SccUty Editort Keizer A delightful time was spent at the George. N. Thompson home Friday evening when Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. W. E. SavSge were hostesses for a farewell party complimenting the J. A. Gardner family who move to their new home near Sclo in a few days. The evening was spent In music and conversation. Miss Irma Keefer played several piano numbers; Miss Mildred Gardner sang; Mrs." Cummings, Mrs. Fred Rose and Glenn Savage also sang in several selections with Miss Gardner. Besides the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gardner and Mil dred Gardner the following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence! Poole, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Betzer, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Claggett, Mr. and Mrs- Joe Bartrnf f, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Bartruff, Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Bonasnu, Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. - Guy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Rus sell, Lorraine and Wayne Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weathers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rose and daughter, Alice Jewell Rose, Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod, Mrs. Fred McCall. Mrs. Roy Melson. Mrs. A. J. Lfndgren, Mrs. Rehfus; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hold en and daughter Eileen; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc Ciay, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cum mings. Lucille Cnmmlngs, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Savage, Glenn Savage, Lois, Irma , and - Mary Keefer and Mr. and Mrs. Q. N. Thompson. Refreshments were served by the hostesses assisted : by Mrs. wetter, . Mrs. X;umminrs and Lu cius cummings. I-! Wood burn. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Freeberg were pleasantly sur prised .Thursday evening when a large., group ot frieada called at their home to help celeorate Mr. and Mrs." Freebers's f eighteenth Tho evening f was - pleasantly spent,; in playing 50."- Prise tor high score went tc Mrs. G. F. Wright and consolation prise was won by W. C. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Freeberg : wer- presented with I a beauUfal : gift by tbelr friends. ; r Refreshments - were served at a late hour, i , u Those present were. ; Mr. and Mrs. , W. a Miller, ilr. and Mrs. G. F. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Art ta, Kendei,' Mr. .and .Mrs. . Roy Faalconer, Mr. : and . Mrs. 8. i W. mrper, and Mr, and y Mrs. k. u rreeDerg.-,'. a. . : Gervals. Seventeen tables ot ''SOOT and three tables of Pedro were In . play during Thursday evening in the first of a series of parties -to be girea -by. the .'St. RlU's AlUr society tat the Par ish halL - Prizes for."500" went to Mrs. Fred Heckef-Mrs! ; Peter Becker. -Miss , Sophie Ntbler and Lawrence Grassaian. iln . Pedro the : Misses Rose. Hauptmaq. and Rita Gross; apd AntoBei Woelke and Joe Andrigo won the prises. After . refreshments t were served dapcina was 1 enjoyed. Affairs I ' "' " , ' A Farewell Dinner Party Pretty r Affair ' A charming dinner party Of the weekend was that for Which Mr. and Mrs. Dale Taylor and Mr. and MrsJ B. 1. Ramseyer were hosts at th Ramseyer home Saturday night In compliment to Mf. and Mrs. M. R. Irish. Dinner was served at I o'clock at a table made most attractive with Hal lowe'en symbols and fall flowers in harmonizing shades and tall orange tapers in crystal holders. A social evening followed the din ner hour, - Guests In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Irish who have Just moved to Eugene where they will make their home, were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. RHUter, Mr. and Mrs. K. H, Pickens, Rev. and Mrs. W. Earl Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Ramseyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. . . f Monitor Reunion Is Enjoyed Monitor Sunday, October 19, the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long was the scene of a happy family reunion. It was the first time in 30 years Mrs. Long and her sister, Mrs. D. J. Cotton, of South Dakota, and brothers, J. W. Springer, Battle Ground, Wash., N. J. Springer, Sandy. 8. D. Springer, Pleasant Home, had all been together. Those enjoying the day were: Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Cotton and Mrs. Frank Howard, Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kuivge and Carroll, of Portland; Mrs. Joe Eddy. Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wolfe, Geraldine, Loraine. Lola, Lorie, Harry and LeLo, ot Felida; Roy Springer, Sandy; Miss Beadey Springer, Eugene; Jack Hylon and - son Walter, Gresham; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marquart and son Romonis, Portland; Mr. aad Mrs. M. B. Johnson and children Margaret and Max, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Crawford and children Cleo and Robert, Taft; Mr. and Mrs. Du .Veryne. Llvermore, Se attle; Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Spring er and son Harvey. Pleasant Home; Mrs. D. J. Cotton, South Dakota; J. W. Springer, Battle Ground, Wash.; N. J. Springer, Sandy; Lila Springer. Mr. Morris and Mr. King, Seattle; Mrs. A, W. Carpenter, Gresham, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long. A family dinner was served at noon. -1 a a Gervals. The Parish hall wasi filled to almost overflowing Sat urday night at the mask dance given by the Rebekah lodge. There were about 40 masked couples, and almost all seats for spectators were taken. At 10:30 o'clock the masks were removed and prises were given for the best ladies' costume, for the best men's , costume and a special price. The ladies' prize went to Mrs. F. W. Seely, who was dressed at a Red Cross nurse; the men's prize to Ward Lundy, as "Undo Sam . Numbers were drawn .-for -a special prize and this went to F. H. Cannard. Re freshments were served. Deco rations of autumn leaves, black cats, witches, bats and a profu sion of . orange and black stream ers about the hall added much to the spirit of the Hallowe'en season. y Hubbard. Witches, cider. doughnuts, jack-o-lanterns, and all tho other things thst symbo lise the Hallowe'en spirit were present at the party held at the community house by the young people ot the Federated churches of Hubbard Friday evening. Games were played, fortunes told and refreshments served. . A charge ot two pennies for each foot' of height for each person caused much enjoyment. The party was In charge ot the social committee, members ot which are Miss Frances- Hatch, Miss Hazel Claypool,. and Miss Dorothy Scholl. The quality t N woukl want if you : knew all the faBs ' Fact N: 15. The finest things usually ' coma from those who make fine thinp exclusively. ' Schilling makes ool fine co&ee--so can anyone else but Sthillmi doi$ is.' ' Cheap coffee never enters nor leaves the Schilling roasting rooms, for Schilling believes that chesp iiess'. is contagious. FKtifo:it9N9;43. k There are 42 other facts ecjually illuminating - about Schilling Coffee TeaBab'n Powder 49 Spices 32 Extracts, -t i Schilling YoTT Union Aid Society . Meeting of Interest West Salem Mrs. Rose Bar leign aad Mrs. V. A. Groves, of West Salem, Mrs.' J. W. Simmons of Summit and Mrs. A. L. Apple white of Kingwoed drove to Inde pendence Thursday where they attended a onion meeting of La dies' Aid societies of the Salem district M. 15. church. The lo cal -delegation are members of the West Salem - Missionary, society which is a consolidation of For eign and Home missions and La dies AM work, i Churches repre sented in the group are West Sa lem, First Church and Leslie of Salem, Beuna Vista. Summit, Oak Point and Independence. - Ths morning was taken up with B address by Dr. M. A. Marcy district superintendent, aad a pot luck dinner in the church basement at noon. The order of exercises in the afternoon was as follows: resume by Dr. Marcy of the recent Wil-son-Darrow debate in Portland on the prohibition question; each group was then asked for a report on the following four points: 1.. activities of societies; 2. most successful finaneial plan; 3 de scription of some outstanding La dies Aid program; 4. account of any social servic rendered. Mrs. Applewhite responded for West Salem and Summit; Mrs. W. J. Linfoot for Leslie; Mrs. H. A. By ers for Independence . and Oak Point. First church, Salem, was pot. represented at the meeting. During the afternoon, Mrs. Ap plewhite gave a group of read ings; Mrs. Simmons a talk on plans for the year's work and Mrs. Llnfoo ', accompanied by Mrs. A. C. Bohrnstedt pleased with a vocal number. Rev. Sib ley gave a description of a Round the World ' tour put on recently by the Independence Aid society. The day's meeting was in the nature of an experiment and at its close a discussion was held as to whether it had been a success. All -agreed that it had been and the West Salem delegation ex tended an invitation to the group to meet with them six months hence. Aurora Mr. and Mrs. Mande villa entertained a number of their neighbors Saturday even ing wun "500." Mrs. Herman Yergen and Lor an Giesy reecived high scores; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver received the consolation. Orange and black of Hallowe'en was fea tured in both roms and table ap pointments. During the refresh ment hour a punch board was passed, holding slips of paper bearing a fortune for each, guest causing much merriment. Those enjoying the hospitality of the Mandevilles were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tergen, Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank1 Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Loran Giesy and Mrs. R. Thomas. Corporations Spending Millions P&y Tribute to Value of News paper Space a i - . - - , - - . . . 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Cracker Jack 4 co pi pappee1 corn, chopped 3 cn pa iBelled, roaated panota 8-3 eop aolaitei H eP (agar 1 tablatpooa anttar- ' 1 tablespoon vinerar 1-3 eop watar 1-8 tcaapoaa aoda Mix . molasses, sugar, butter, vinegar and water. Cook slowly and without stirring, until small portion "clocks" when tested in cold water. Add soda and stir well. Add other ingredients and mix well. Pour into shallow, greased pan. Spread out flat with broad side of creased knife. Let stand until firm and then cut in bars, with sharp knife. Orchard Heirhta Mr. t w Simmons, Mrs. Grace Bliss and Miss Helen Bliss with Mrs. Rose Burleigh, and Mrs. M A RrnrM of West Salem, motored to Mc- Minnville Wednesday, . where they attended the annual mis sionary gathering of the Metho dist Episcopal church of the Sa lem district. Delegations were present Trom widely scattered points and nearly 30 auxiliaries were represented. Addresses, reports and a mus ical program were enjoyed dur ing the day and 130 women sat down at noon to a dinner pre pared and served by the-Presby-terian ladies of McMinnville. a a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vick will be hosts to members of the Leslie Can Do class at their home on the Garden Road Wednesday night. The affair will be in the nature of a Hallowe'en party and all mem bers are urged to be present. The committee in charge will be Mrs. Charles VJck, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Llnfood, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mur ray. Read What Expert Advertisers Say About Newspaper Advertising 3 advertising fails; Profit by the exper- me leading adverfasero of :the Dalet Teth Gimel -Is Breakfast Host Member of the Daleth TeUt Glmel rganlxatio-i ot Willamette entertained visiting alumni at the home ot Prof, and Mrs. Cecil P. Monk Sunday morning for a de lightful breakfast; -- Covers waro . placed for about S members and guest. The tables and guest rooms were appropri ately decorated avith graceful autumn flowers and leaves. Favors characteristic of the Hallowe'en time were presented to each ot the visitors. . - . Tho committee In charge of this event was Rath Barnes, chairman, Marna Powell, Virginia Slnsser, Gussie Nlles, and Margaret Schrle ber. a Dallas to Attract Rural Women One of tho most important meetings of the fall for members of rural women's clubs will be that to be held in Dallas Thurs day at which time members of the federated women's clubs of Polk county will meet for a one day institute. Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dunbar will bo the main speaker of the day and will also conduct a round table discussion group which always attracts a great deal of interest. Woodburn. The Woodburn" Women's Relief corps was In spected at a meeting Thursday when Florence Ship of Salem made an official visit to the lodge. Mrs. Lizzie Smith, past department president of the Re lief Corps, was also present. -About 20 members of the Re lief Corps enjoyed dinner at the Odd Fellows hall before the offi cial meeting. Mrs. Bessie Cole, past president of the Corps, took charge of the meeting. Little Donna Dean, 4-year-old pianist, played several selections. The next meeting of the Wood burn Women's Relief Corps will be held at the home of Mrs. Bes sie Cole November 13. At that time they will start work on a quilt which is to be given to a veterans' hospital. a a a Sclo The Westoics club met wih Mrs. Kenneth Purdy Thurs day afternoon for a surprise shower, in compliment to the in fant daughter of the Purdys. Those present were Mrs. Roner and Mrs. Lester Qulgley were visitors. A covered dish supper was enjoyed by all. The club will meet with Mrs. Charles White in two weeks. a a a Hollywood Saturday evening the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kleeman were hosts for a fare well to Mr. and Mrs. R. Manson and small son Lester, who leave Tuesday for Ohio, where they expect to make their home. Mrs. Manson Is the .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kleeman and spent General Electric Company: "We consider the use of newspapers for our purpose an in dispensable aid in our sales work. The use of newspapers in our advertising localizes our message, and enables us to bring it intotne atmosphere of each community and, refer specifically to the distributors and sales peo- pie who are prepared to deal directly with' the public The results secured have taken the subject of newspaper advertising out of the list of debatable questions as far as we are concerned. We know it pays us, and w intend to use this class of advertising even more extensively -T. K. Quinn. i ising wets results wriAa the greater, part, of ; her , ttf e in nk11arAAd ninaai nMc.fit mm. Mr. and Mr. G. S. Thomas, Ur and Mri. w. W. v Fisher.- Mis Mary Jean Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward. Mr. and Mr. Pearl Ryan, W. : W. Kleeman, - Mis Florence' Kleeman, Mr; and Mrs. E. A. Kleeman aad Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kleeman. " A jolly Hallowe'en affair for member of the Japanese com munity church. -M0 North lsth street, was .held Saturday night i wr member of the young people's -ieagae with about 4 e In - attenaance. aaaaic mb game made the .center -of fun daring the ef static Shears. Re freshment earryingnt the Hal lowe'en Idea concluded the eve ning. Mr. and Mr. Charles Vick will be hosts to member of the Les lie Can Do das at their home on Garden road, Wednesday night beginning at 7:30 o'clock. The af fair will be a Hallowe'en party and all members of the class are urged to be present. Co Dy MOTOR COACH Yovr trip will be MOBI IMJOYAIll MORI ICONOMICAL tMOftfcf SsMltsV Cmt Vavf aa laara wat iaat mmy placa Skin Iwwriaaa ala aad ray fwciftc Oreykwwad laeaar coataM weal taU ys)J.F9f sMsWMwmy sBied ptslsl" - . SaVTaj wl"flWVl lawatj WOsWA WJfa Portland . . .f-1.54 San Francisco flSC . Chicago . . .$52.20 Mm. 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