Honse rolls, and to Mr. K. G.
Enders, through whose eburteey
the coffee waa. furnished.
The
salad dressing also was made
by Mrs. Humphreys.
Notification has come to the
Ashland organisation that tho
K lam ath Falls lodge b ill visit
them Tuesday evening, return-
Asbland.’s visit of a few weeks
ago.
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Mrs. Grace E. Andrews, Editor
M
d u b Ami poriftl Event*—
Monday, Deeember 1— Ashland
Study Club.
Monday, ( December 7— Quarterly
Banquet, Westminster Guild,
6:30.
At Church.
Monday, JXecemb<y 7— French
Club. Evening. A t the home
of Mrs. .F. D. Wagner.
Monday,
December
7— Ladles
A rt Club.
Evening.
Civic
Club house.
Tuesday Ik o n itx T D— W. C. T.
V. , Afternoon.
Tuesday, December
ft— Alpha
Club.* Masonic Halt.
Tuesday, December
B— Upper
Valley Community . Club. All
day meeting.
Mrs. G. A.
Brown, hoatess.
Tueiuta),
December
M— Group
meetings of Delphians.
Held
at the homes of Mrs. Herbert
McCarthy, of Mrs. R. L. Bur-
dlc and of Mrs. O. H. Hed
berg.
Wednesday, December »— Wed
nesday
AfteVnoon
Club.
Presbyterian chnrcS parlors
• Mesdames Cook and Peterson
»
hostesses.
Thursday, December 10— Flower
Growers U* meet at Public
Library at 8:00 p. m.
Tliumday
December IO — Elks
laid lea’ Card, Club.
Hos
tesses, Mrs. D. Peroxxl and
Mrs. O. V. Gillette.
Friday, December 11— P. N. O.
Club. I. O. O. F . hall. Mrs.
J.' E. Oowland and Mrs. Frank
Nelson, hostesses.
Friday,
December 11— Ladies
Aid
Society
Presbyterian
church.
2:30 p. m.
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A
special
feature of this
meeting was the annual thank
offering given at this time and
which was a very splendid one.
Mrs. H . B. Carter led the
devotlonala
and
Mrs.
Agnes
Herndon played a pleasing piano
selection.
There -were a num
ber of entertaining readings.
During the social hour which
followed the program, very sat
isfying refreshments Were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. W . J.
Oldfield and Mrs. Jackson Gy
ger.
Affairs Give» for Mrs.
.,
M ac ka y—
The Sunday Oregon Journal
has an account of numerous af-
fairti given in honor of Dr. and
Mrs. A. E. Mackay (Doris Bag-
ley)
whose marriage a few
weeks ago was an event of in-
teteat to her many friends in
Ashland, whdre her girlhood
years were spent.
"Since ‘ the return of Dr. and
Mrs. A. E. Mackay (Doris Bag-
ley, from their Sreildlng trip,
society has arranged numerous
delightful affairs to welcome
them home.
Mra. C. D. Bruun was hostess
st dinner on Wednesday eve-
" '" g «" '
honor,
covers ‘ were laid.
«'Dr. and Mrs. Geosge Ainslie
presided at dlhner on Mondsv
evening for them, bidding eight
guests for the occasion.
Mrs. W illiam Richmond was
hostess at a bridge and tea of
tables
Wednesday
after
noon complimenting Mrs, Mack
ay.
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Missionary Society of Con*
gregational Church M eets
The Women’s Missionary So
ciety
of
the
Congregational
church met Thursday afternoon
at the Personage, with a large
attendance. * There
were
a
number of guests, ether then
the member» of the organisa
tion present to enjoy the ex
cellent program presented.
Chapter. -
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Past Noble Grands’ (Tub—
The Past NotjJ» Grands* Club
w ill hold its regular meetlg F ri
day afteroen of this week at
two o’clock at the I. O. Q. F.,
H all, w ith Mrs. J. E. Oowland
and Mrs. Frank Nelzon hostesses
for the pleasant occasion.
A ll members are asked to keep
the date in mind and be present
to enjoy the social hour.
Parent Teacher Association
Meeting at Central Point—
A t a meeting of the Parent-
Teacher Association at Central
Point held recently, Mrs. Louis
Dodge, state vice-president, gave
a helpful and stimulating ad
dress which was well received.
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Quarterly "Banquet- -
The Quarterly Banquet of the
Martha Gillette Chapter of West
minster Guild w ill be held to
night at the Presbyterian church.
The hour is set for 6:30 and all
are asked to he on time. Mite
bags and the apfons which the
organisation have been making
for a missionary box are to be
brought to this meeting. . A ll
mëfnbefk ot the GHtW are Hr<
vlted.
Special Meeting O f Rebekahs
H eld—
Miss M yrta James, of Newport,
president of Rebekah A*agmbly
was the distinguished guest of
local Rpbekah organisation
at the special meeting Friday
night. Miss James was here on
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official business and the ex
AM
Society
Holds
emplification of- the different
The
Ladies
Aid of the Baptist
parts of the work waa In the
church
held
a
cooked food salo
evshlng’s routine.
Many
A pleasing feature was the and bazaar 8Aturday.
interesting and helpful address things appropriate for gifts were
shòwn and'as was to be expected
of the visiting president, Mies
the excellent Cooked food dis
James. ' '
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Special musical numbers, a appeared early and the results
yocal solo by Mrs. E m ily Wing from the fbed sdle and bastar
and a piano selection by Mrs. were very satisfactory.
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A. A. Madden added to the en
Missionary Society M eets
joyment e f the occasion.
,The Foreiga Missionary S»
Delightful
refreshments
of
rolls, coffee, fru it salad and Jel
lies were served by the commit
tee in charge. The organisation
la indebted to Mrs. Humphreys,
demonstrator of the Cyown pro
ducts for the delicious Parker
Large Millinery
elsty of the Methodist ekqrcn
met
Friday,
December
the
fourth, at the home ef Mrs.
Kelsey on High street.
There waa an excellent at
tendance to hear the Interfest-
(reshments at the close of Ib is
helpful
afternoon.
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Marriage Announcement—
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Upper Valley Community C I» *—
’ The Upper Valley Community
Club has Its all day session on
Tuesday, December the eighth .at
the home of Mrs. C. A. Brown
Of Bellview.
Mine Ada Brewster, County
Demonstration Agent, w ill ’ be
present and demonstrate the new
est wrinkles in candy making.
Since this work takes a great
deal of time, all members and The large hat, undoubtedly I would
other Interested are urged to **k» to return to fashion's favor an»
.
.
.
i, . L h trying very hard to do so. Here
be present early, that all th e ,
nuxl„ oi
Velv«t with
work that is planned fo r.th e day>B wnje hand of white kid and three
may be accomplished.
I vows of white kid about the cnowa
This is a splendid opportunity J * ^ Æ
t ’U ^ U ^ j ï
to prepare the candy for tho
Christmas boxes, or get the re
cipes for It, watching it In the
process of making and evejry one
should take advantage of this
meeting with Its practical pro
gram.
A Happy Murprise—
The usual plan obtains, re
Mrs. F. F. W hittle was made garding the luncheon at noon.
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the recipient of a happy surprise ----- .----r -------Sr' • —
Friday evening, when Ijy a clever Notice o f Group Meeting»——
ruse, the officers of,Alptm Chap
Announcement of the different
ter, No. 1, Oi E. 8., inveigled he>- group meetings have been ire-
over to the home of Mrs. Ellra ceived.
Mrs. Herbert McCarthy
beth Van Sant for the evening.
will be hostess for the group
There they were, all assembled under the leadership of Mrs.
about the glowing grate, quietly H. C. Oaley.
awdltlng her arrival.
Her sur
Mrs. John Finneran's group
prise was complete; no inkling will meet at the home of Mrs
of the affair having come to her R. L. Burdlc and Mrs. O. H
before hand.
Hedberg is hostess for the group
Interesting
and
amusing of which Mrs. D. Perozzi is lead
games sped the hours. A lovely er.
-
luncheon was served at the at
The meetings convene at tgri
tractlvely appointed table, bright o’clock Tuesday.
.
in gay blossoms. A feature that
,
‘
,
came as a delightful surprise, M r. and Mrs. George
also, was the presentation by Blaum enlwuer Entertain—
the officers of Alpha Chapter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Blaumen
a handsome silver tray to the hauer entertained a few friends
complimented guest by the of of the neighborhood Thursday
fleers of Alpha Chapter, expres evening last.
sive of their appreciation of her
Two tables of cards were
efficient and unselfish service as played, with Miss Géorgie Coffee
W orthy Matron the past ysdr. securing first prize and Em ma
Mrs. W hittle expressed her ap Jenkins the consolation in five
preciation most feelingly for this hundred.
expression of friendship.
The
A ’ delightful luncheon was
J. C.’s Meet—
evening
was
a
red
letter
one
for served by the hostess at tb»
The regular 'business-social'
close of the pleasant evening.
meeting of the .3. fc.’c, a class of all present.
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girls of the Presbyterian Sunday
Wednesday Club M erta
school was held at the home of Appointive Officers Named—
In naming the officers elected
The Wednesday Afternpon club
their teacher, Mrs. W- M. Poley.
at Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E. S., wll hold its regular meeting
Saturday afternoon.
Fancy work engaged the at the appointive officers could not In the church parlors Wednesday
at 2:30 o’clock.
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tention of the young girls, for be secured at that time. Since
then
the
list
has
been
named
There
w
ill
be
the
usual
bual
their g ift quilt has been finished
and
is
as
follows:
Mrs.
Gladys
nees
meeting
and
the
social
hour
and Is ready as a Christmas of
Mrs. Frances W ork is planned for the aftor-
fering to be given where- it Peterson, Ada;
Ruth;
Mrs.
Cordelia noon, and reports|W lll be made
will make some one more com Hardy,
Blake. Esther; Mrs. Minnie Por from the various committees.
fortable and happy.
A ll members are urged to be
* The girts also have five dol ter, M artha; Mrs. M yrtle M iller,
lars in their treasury to he Electa; Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sant. present and ladles of the con
used as g ift money, the place Chaplain; Mrs. Dorothy Hardy, gregation who are not members
Marshall; Mrs. Hester Carter, are cordially Invited to be pres
to be decided upon later.
W
arder;
Mrs.
Freda
Peters, ent.
Strangers particularly are
This class have their social
meetings once a month at the Pianist and Mr. W . H . Day, Sen welcome.
These with the- elective
The hostesses for this occasion
hoirte of <helr teacher.
A t tinel.
Mrs.
Nellie
Peters, are Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Peter
these meetings work and play officers,
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alternate, with refreshments a Worthy Matron; Dr» W . E. Blake. son.
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Worthy
Patron;
Mrs.
Mazie
Bates
pleasant close.
Last year this
class made substantial offerings Associate Matron; Mrs. Helen Ladies Aid Society Meet»
The Ladles Aid society of thq
Conductress;
Mrs.
for the white Christmas,- wWi>» McCsllen
Presbyterian
church w ill holjl its
Em
ily
Hammond,
Associate
Con
was the feature of the Christ
regular
meeting
Friday, with
ductress;
Mrs.
Leah
Caldwell.
mas celebration, and have plan
ned and worked' towaVd that Secretary, and Miss Lydia Mc work plpdned. A ll members are
Call, Treasurer, make up the urged to be present.
end for the iomlng one.
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roster of officers for Alpha
five
Monday, December
a s h u a k d daily TIDING«
P AGS TORBE
-------:=* ”“' a t the sides.
Harold H . Nourse and Miss
Emma Stlehl of Rogue River
were married Thursday at the
Methodist Parsonage, the Rev.
II. F ; Pemberton, officiating.
The young people w ill make
their» home in Rdgue River. Con
gratulations and good wishes are
extended Mr. and Mrs. Nourse
for a future of happiness and
prosperity.
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Waziyata Camp Have Meeting—
Waziyata Camp Fire Girls held
a business session, Thursday eve
ning at the home of Miss M il
dred Barbour, one of the mem
bers.
a
Many things Important to the
organization were discussed and
plans
formulated
for
future
work.
After the business meeting
closed the hostess served light
refreshments.
Miss Mpll Carter
is guardian of this group of
Camp Fire Girls,
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ing program offered. The abort
business meeting claimed the
attention of the members in
opening.
<
“ L ig h t From Above,“ «, was
the theme of the devotional*
led by Mrs: Patrick-
Mrs. E.
A. A llen was program leadei,
thé subject uder discussion be
in g , "Prayer and Missions.”
"Laws that Govern th e 'P ra c
tice of Prayer" was presented by
Mfs. George H unt, who epitom
ized the last half of the hook
which has been the subject
under consideration for a few
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Bridge ¿1ub Entertained—
Irving E. Vining was host at
bridge dinner, at the Llthla-
Springs hotel, Wednesday eve
ning, in compliment to the
bridge club of which he is a
mom h e r . —‘—
Following dinner, the member
ship adjourned to the home of
M r. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney,
where the evening was spent
very entertainingly in playing
bridge.
Prizes were awarded, result
ing in Mrs. T. H. Simpson and
meetings. ......_ ___
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Mr. C. E. Pell attaining high
The Rev. H . F. Pemberton score and Mr. Mattern and Mrs
gave a th o u g h t provoking ad« Emma Oeder securing the con
dress on the W orld Peace Court: eolation prizes.
,
Mrs. Kelsey was assisted by
Mrs. Frasier and
Mrs.
Ada
Clark in serving delightful* re-
a
Small saddles for boys
and girls lo ride to school
on, cheap. $9.00 and up.
See to your plows and harrows,
to be ready for the first rain.
Posts and fencing. I have a few
White Sewing Machines le ft
over. W ill dose them out for
365.00 each, at
CHRISIMAS-I
¿fears c f
useful
After Christmas whan so
many gifts are forgotten and
discarded, your remembrance
w ill go on being used and en
joyed every day for years— i f
i t ’s something electrical.
I f you would Uke to save
your w ife m uch of her hardest
work—askyoar electrical deal
er about hie special house
keeping equipment. H e w ill
undoubtedly arrange easy
time-payments for yon. Check
over this list of acceptable
gifts with him today.
E le c tr ic
PEIL’S CORNER
_
Electric Table Stove
Quick — endless u i
Cooks entire luncheons,
suppers — right on the
table.
Electric Waffle Iron
F o r d e lic io u s , crispy
brown waffles. Mother
can sit right st the table
and yet keep the plates
filled.
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M rs . F ran k R . M errill
Entertains—
Mrs. Frank R. M e rrill was
hostess at a meeting of the F o rt
nightly Bridge Club Saturday
evening with three table» of
bridge played.
Those who enjoyed the pleas
ant hospitality were: Mrs. G. H.
Hedberg, Mrs. Hugh G illette,
Mrs. W alter Bevington, Mrs. C.
A. Shutts, Mrs. J. D. McRae,
Mrs. J. E. Poor, Mrs. O. W .
Long
Mrs.
Dyrud,
Mrs.
C.
W. W lnne. Mrs. W . L. Maxey,
Miss Elsie Alexander and the
hostess, Mrs. F. R. M errill.
As a fittin g close for the eve
ning’s enjoyment dainty refresh
ments werq served.
This is one of the older
bridge clubs and has its meet
ings every two weeks.
tinues.
"La Petite Chose" has
been selected for reading after
Carlton — Local factory marks
the holidays.
first shipment of cooperage, to
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Chicago buyers.
Flower Growers Called To
Meet—
A meeting Is called for Thurs
Portland — Eastern buyers buy
day evening at 8:00 o’clock p.
m., at the Public L ibrary of all considerable wool, paying up to
growing <3 cents for the beet.
those
interested
in
Trin ity Guild Meets—
T rin ity Guild held its regular
business meeting on Thursday
afternoon of this week, at the
Parish House.
There was no
THE GREATEST OF ALL BANKS
IS THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
CUTLERY
Being a member of the largest banking sys
tem in the world and under strict supervision, you
are given every safe guard that the government
could d e v is e .-----
Nevertheless, we go one step farther.
Just Reduced
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Something New
and especially suitable for
Christmas Presents
We carry all kinds of insurance—
BUBOLEB----- T IB E ------ THEFT
H O L D U P----- ETC.
Further, ample surplus is set aside and we'
have gain the confidence of the people of this
community in our strength, security and stability,
through our ’’SAFETY ALWAYS” methods.
Simpson’s
Hardware
Winchester Store
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
Ashland, Oregon
$75.00 GIVEN AWAY
THEBE ABE NO 8TBINOS CONNECTED W ITH THIS, AS OUB BEOULAB LOW PBIOEfl PRE
VAIL. WE HOPE TO INCREASE OUR SALES ENOUGH TO JU8ITFY US TO GIVE THESE
PRIZES AWAY. WITH EACH 60 CENT PUR0HA8EE WE WILL GIVE A COUPON TICKET
WHICH IS GOOD ON PRIZES.
THE MAIN PRIZE—REMINGTON Model 10, 12 - guage Hammerless,
PUMP SHOT GUN will be given.away MONDAY, Dec. 28th at 3:30 P. M.
There will be three tickets drawn. The first ticket will run for three days and
if the party holding the lucky number, does not call for same, the second
number will take affect running three days, and the same with ticket number
three.
You will not have to be at the drawing to win. The lady bringing in the moat
tickets by 9:00 o’clock Chrietmae evening will receive a beautiful pair of ” Oo«y
Comfort” • house slippers.
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These tickets will also count on the shot gun. The gent bringing in the most tickets by Christmas even
ing will he giten a pair of Hood, Rubber Hip Boots. These tickets will also count on the shot gun.
GIVE PRACTICAL AND USEFUL GIFTS THIS YEAR. WE HAVE THEM AND THEY COST
NO MORE THAN ELSEWHERE. PROBABLY LESS AND YOU WILL HAVE A CHANCE ON
THESE PRIZES. BELOW WE GIVE A LIST OF SOME OF THE GOODS WE HAVE. LOOK
THEM OVER AND SHOP EARLY.
•
OH, YES! WE HAD ALMOST FORGOTTEN. WE HAVE A BEAUTI
FUL CALENDAR WHICH IS YOURS FOR THE ASKING.
Electric Percolator
Makes coffee better and
quicker. Anybody who
keeps house w ill appre
ciate one.
Blazers, from $4 to $13.60
Stag Shirts, $6.75 and $7.50 Values
Genuine Navy pea Jackets at $13.60
Dress rain coats and slickers at $10
Mackinaws and Giffy-Ooveralls, $6.00
W
y
thatdotheWmk
■« Electric Range
Vacuum Q eaner
Electric Sewing
Machine
W ash in g Machine
(O n «»ay peym m ita)
>2 h O u U l tb
l O
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n k U v lV rum
O in U i u u u i i u u ,
A
o a v
Corduroy long Hants for boy Collegians, $4.75
Men’s Oordnroys, $3.75 to $6.00
Shirts, all wool plaids, $4.66 and $6.00
.r
Tom Mix Shirts, $5 and $6
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Dress Shirts, $1 to $5
> Genuine Army Issue Serge Shirts, $3.86
A wonderful line, Men’s Hose, Silk, Silk and Wool
Mixed, Worsted Iron Sox, 3 pairs $1.00
Many other Handkerchiefs, Ties, Collars, Belts,
1 Buck-Hect Lace Boots, and Shoes $0 to $15
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to$15.(X
Other Boots and Shoes, $2.00
to $15.00
Gloves of all kinds, 16c to $6.00
Men’s, Women’s and Children's Cosy Comforts,
House Slippers, Guns, fimmunftion, Fishing
Tackle, Remington Podost Knives, 60c to $8
Baser Sets, Clipper Combs, Brushes, etc.
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U V W pB SSG S,
wu__ 9 CU a MMAM.
A o a o in fn
Field and Prism Binoculars
Samson Line Suitcases and Handbags
English Army Blankets
. Auto and Wall Tents
We can save you $3 to $6 on these tents.
Hood River overshoes, Knee and Hip Boots,
We also have a bargain counter of odd sises, etc.,
taken from regular stock, going at below ooeV
Look this counter over. You may find just What
you want.
THE ARMY GOODS STO
Open^Ev
Opposite New Hotel
IM^koOMtSS
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social feature Just the routine flowers. A
Every one who has exhibited
work.
The A uxiliary*tb T rin ity Guild flowers, or who expects to ex- *
also met the past week in reg hlbit and every one who is in
u lar session Wednesday evening. terested in planting bulbs, flow-
There were no social plans for ej*s and shrubs »re asked to be
present at this meeting.
this meeting either.
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I t is expected that two flow
er shows will be given next
Ladies Elk» Club Meet»—
The Ladies Elks Club meets year, one in the spring and one
on Thursday of this week.
A in the fall, and at this session
vary pleasant afternoon la an the ordering of seeds and bulbs
ticipated.
Tho hostesses are for planting w ill be discussed.
The definite organization of
Mrs. D. Peroxxl and Mrs. O. V
a “ Flower Growers Society," will
GlUette.
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be taken up and probably ef
fected. So every one Interested
French Club Meets
The French Club w ill meet to in Ashland’s beautification is
night a.t the home o f Mrs. F asked to be present Thursday
D. Wagner.
The review con evening at the library.
In V a lu a b le M e r c h a n d is e a t Army Goods Store
T o a s te r
Something every yroman
wants. A splendid gift for
th e g irl at school, college,
or in business.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. E. V. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
T. H. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. J
M. Wagner, M r. and Mrs. H.
Mattern, M r. and Mrs. F. D.
Wagner, M r. and Mrs. C. E. Fei^,
Mrs. Em m a Oeder, Mrs. H . 8.
Sanford, M r. and Mrs. A. E.
Kinney and Mr. Irving E. Vining.
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