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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1910)
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR D, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1010 SIX r* ■ 1. ■ 111 Friday and Saturday Specials at Stanley’s I Ladies Oxfords One-Third Less Grocery Department Window Shades PONY LAUNDRY SOAP, 12 cakes for............................... 25c UOLUMBIA OAT FLAKES, the package............... ,........... 30c COLUMBIA WHEAT FLAKES, the package ................... 30c FORCE. two packages for........................................................ 25c H. O. (Hornby’s Oatmeal. the package................................... 15c TOMATOES, extra quality, three cans for........................... 25c AMMONIA BORAX SOAP, the cake.................................... 5c UNION LEADER SMOKING TOBACCO, three packages.25c WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE, pints............................................. 21c WELCH’S GRAPE JUICE, quarts..................................... ...39c Have you tried our 20c Coffee We Sell Royal Club Flavoring Extracts—None Better Extra Quality, Three Feet Wide, Six Feet Long.A Bargain at 35c Special 25c STANLEYS PRICE CUTTERS 613-618 Willamette St., Eugene. Oregon Wo have a nice assortment of Lailiea’ Oxfords, all leathers, black and tan. Regular prices range from $1 75 to $4.00. Mens Felt and Straw Hats Hundreds of Straw Hats, most all sell regularly at $1.00 to $.’1.00. Thousands of Felt Hats, worth $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, • E^Zluo and $4.00. STRAW HATS, your choice.................. 35c l-T.i I II ITS, up to $2.00 regulai 95c FELT HATS, up to $4.00 regular SI.95 Boys Suits W.c have Boys’ Suits. Knickerbocker Trouser», worth from $3.50 to $»>.50, in dozens of patterns. Your Choice, The Suit $2.95 1 bert Walker. C. H. Pierce and A G. by some one acquainted »Il id Mr» fa) will occupy 1 Hovey, In all amounting to two acres prletor'» habit ot leaving • i !h« nT of Sixth at the corner of Main and Mill hidden over night. but 't$ fCHT a i t tini», after streets, The option was secured by have apprehended no one. ,A> they •X I» ate on a one F. S. Smith, supposedly tor the which was tn small change, Portland, Eugene A Eastern for the to $3 4.85. [ FOR SALE—40 acres. 2 1-2 miles terminals and ticket office for thtlr I FOB S\1K WANTED. 14 I.H >»HI 11 ri 1 s out; very best of land. 1150 per NO DANGER OF Hue In Springfield, The option ex- REAL I’STATF acre; fair house; land sells all a $100 forfeit tends 30 days and III MIM »S FOR SALE—5 acres ot good fruit around this place at $200 and 1300 WANTED—First-class fresh milch BRIDGE WASHOUT has been given to each of the prop land on car line. Inquire at 466 cows. Call Farmers 71. J24 aglWld. J uiy per acre not as good. Mark Flem owners. The purchase price for erty Springfield, J A te *-l »XI U ■ High street. J28 ing. J!1 three lots Is $92u0. Th- deal the WANTED—One dishwasher in board Springfield. July 20-—In less than late sltuat! n. » to I ing house. Commercial Club a month from now one span of the was made through the Springfield months has b FOR SALE—Peach plums at 14c a FOR SALE—We need room for new ir.g hat ha» The sale is not yet Realty company boarding house. 23 W. 10th st. tf ¡new P E & E bridge will be In the pound at 255 East Ninth or phone he.e. a.«..1 «.. ... >4*y U$M I machines; have a few good second made, b but tn all probability the pur- practically completed, and the Is very raplJIy bat ths air, ,______ . Red 1721. 123 hand machines cheap. Come quick chase will take place within the time WANTED — At Ax-Billy Department - - ’ It. This false work out from un 1er I thought by th« ly for bargains. Singer Sewing store, ten extra salesladies and one will be the last chance fi lor de v on of the option. This pro; rty would that this fall ( FOR SALE—Cheap, nearly new pi th Machine Co., 615 Willamette st.j22 the rail- always bo quite valuable to experienced shoe salesman J21 here bridge, for heavier than e ano if taken within the next week. th work of this that the road company, but the way the the danger . 9. . FOR SALE — Lodging and boarding Mrs. Colvin. 204 East Eleventh, tf will no longer be a large number house: furnished complete, doing WANTED—Boy to learn bookbinder's fa work, which now stands In the I city Is growing Is making It ot little pouring Into the doing mote good than harm..tor It Is trade. Apply at Eaton's bindery, current, of being washed »’»? t;- for anyone else. Th«' lots are icially during the A1VER BOTTOM ACREAGE — One I»’ use " good busines. for sale cheap. Must clearing lbs ground and It will b« alley entrance back of Eugeue the high water or drift wood This' Ti.!_ was uow occupied by Mr. Walker’« real I There have been fewer tourlats w«m much easier to get the logs out to sell on account of other business. mile from railroad, $50 per acre. atre. J21 announced today bv L. N'. Roney, who, 'estate office and his home In the I ibis summer than las», sud ibis la the railroad one of the ll>oth*K«t* Bell & Skene, Laue County Ab Enquire or address J. E. Hill, 32 rear, the house of Mr. Pierce ne« E. 9th st., Eugene, Or. J27 stract Co. U WANTED—Two or three unfurnish is working as fa*t a« he possibly can door and the office of the Walker un partly due to the light condition ot ly I adlng »tatlon« baa been burned, to complete the big structure with Prices haw but the iss the properly market. trivial There Is attll ed rooms for light housekeeping dertaking parlors across the street. FOR SALE—B) ownei, 7-room mod FOR SALE—Two baby buggies; one In good location, or small house. out a mishap. The only danger that: When the building» on these io:s go. been lowered In a few Instances an<i a small fire on the McKeniie tlist Is large brown wicker buggy, with there 1* now is that the false » rk ern house; lots of fruit on lot; there Is go d reason to believe, «ay doing no harm, but Is very pretty at Mrs E. P.. care Guard. j22 If they do, they will take away some • leather carriage top, as good as that stanIs in the water may be car ¡of close in; cheap tf taken at once. ale men, that the num- eight the landmarks of early Springfield,'J,of’lab*»'will new. and one leather go-cart, also WANTED—To rent, a good six-room ried out. The piles were not driven . —I be targe. It is 528 Ferry street. tf An automobile party consisting of when Mill street w — the — principal *--* — 1 iu good condition. It has spring thought that fruit lands will be In Clark. Randalls, Robert, and J E house for 1 year; notover »blocks and they would be easily moved. But i street In the city. seats. Price very cheap. Call at demand this tall and a number ot and 11. M. Stewart spent a night up MOWER FOR SALE—Good second from postoffice. Will pay $10 to the chance for this is very slight, tor large tracts are expected to change McKenzie, going up in Clark's auto 109 W. Sth st. Mrs. L. E. Tidball. hand mower tor sale cheap. See Ewer & Eggen, It would take a couple ot feet rise $12 per month tf hands to capitalists who have been Monday evening and returning usât Webster Kincaid, 81 East Ninth J21 to bother, or an unusual anjount of 4 86 Willamette it. 4DVERTIMED through here and examined the con morning drift either ot wnlch would be im street, Eugene, Oregon. tf FOR SALE BY OWNER—Little WANTED—Young man of ability probable during the next month. Yet ditions for fruit ralalug The sawmill was forced to shut farms; part of the Sladden tract, Springfield. July 16.—At the meet with good references wants posi Mr. Roney thinks of the dlsa»trous WOOD FOR SALE—Good fir and down again yesterday afternoon just north of the Geary school; BRIDGE uollk oak wood. See Webster Kincaid. tion in office, is a good bookkeeper efforts of Engineer Freeland In build ing of the Commercial club last through the lack of logs It may close in; 3 and 5 acre tracts; best and will collect or aoliclit. Ad ing the Southern Pacific bridge, and night it was decided to spend the 81 East Ninth street; phene office. •tart up again today or tomorrow, of garden and fruit land: terms first part of the city's promotion la rushing the work. Springfield, July 16.—Said L- s’ but posdbly not until next week The Main 676, res. main 674. tf dress 3. care ot Guard. given. Come out and look over The last pier was completed this fund, amounting to nearly $2000, in Roney, the P. E. E A Ik E E. ‘ bridge eon- brush fire above Wendling Is partly WANTED — Posltton by young lady this land and see for yourself. afternoon and the concrete work is advertising In western mediums, and tractor, today: "A week from Mon- re«p-nslble for the delay this time, FOR SALE—Special to investors— In office or elsewhere; not experi practically d»ne The timbers will today the club signed a contract with Mark Fleming, owner. day we'll be throwing these timbers as part ot tbs logging crews up there one block best College Hill prop enced but willing to learn; house be placed on the false work this week. the Pacific Monthly for a quarter over the false work.” Tile concrete have been taken away from their erty at a bargain. Inquire Hunter J21 _________ _ work not wanted. Address “ T." t »age advertisement. The matter of men are ti.ili.g wry rnpMHy Ute last work to watch the firs to •»•> tbw Electric Co.. 22 W. 8th st. tf new ipaper display for the city pub- pier of the big bridge an 1 will >m- It does not spread care Guard. J-- NEW S. P. TRAIN WE HAVE IS ten-acre and 18 Hve acity was discussed and It is prob acre tracts of the best fruit, nut plete It nome time the middle ot •ext FOR S a LE—cue ot the most choice Parts >f Eugen? .« j.-wer i»jl SERVICE IN EFFECT able that after the meeting ot the •* k The big timbers that have Waltervllle and garden land In the valley, sit WANTED TO TRADE—On account acre tracts in Blair Street addition. that have arrived durfttg of school, mj- 45-acre farm, for a subscribers, which will be held next uates! on the McKenzie river close been built up al the enJ of the bridge Reasonable price, with easy terms. the past few day* are being unloaded house and lot nw school, up to Springfleld. July 20 — Springfield week, that a large portion of It will are being bolted together and are to Eugene and Springfield. Fine See any real estate dealer. tf $2000, balance $500 cash or time. the coming railroad • enter of Oregon, be apent In the dally papers. A de being faced and cut on the sldet to directly from the cars to the wagons soil, high and dry and a beautifult take them to the plant This is the finest apple land in can already boast ot a larger train scriptive folder will be put out that fit the laterals. Retire they arej that FOR SALE—A good-paying business home spot. Wlllamac Land Co. _ A ________ number of local republicans are Douglas county. 1H mile from service to the city than any other will contain recent photographs that moved out < ver the iders they will expecting or will trade lor good Inside prop Rooms 243 Cherry blck. tf ——.l_, to .o go to the republican town; sloping north and west. town in the state for lta size There will show the progress In manufac erty or land. For particulars see all be unboltel and taken apart and convention at Portland Thur-day It Small house, crops, etc., with the are twelve passenger trains that turing and agricultural lines. Mark Fleming Co., 412 Willamette FOR SALE— Say. iadn’t you better then rebuilt In their •■--] final renting I, hard to tell Just how many are place. Address F E. Tompkins, eoaabdar this. Juat think, 40 acres Springfield has several distinctive place. At toon at these r are^ of the | intending to reproetit Springfield, make Springfield their center, and street, Eugene, Or. tf Y’oncalla, Oregon. right In the heart of Pleasant Hill, Including the regular freight tra ns fact* that will be brought out in this. ground another four tor the next but there will be at least hatf a just on the market; the nlceat FOR SALE—No. 153 322 acres 11 there are 18 trains that pull out of One ot these, which was declareJ by span will be built, MiSCELLANEOUB. doxen. mile« from Eugeue <>n good road;! place for a home; elegant fruit the city every 24 hours. This Is not a Portland man who collects hldes( The walls of the second story of land, right at the finest high school 160 acres fine bottom land; 120: WOOD-SAWYER—Prompt service; counting special freight trains There from Portland to San Franclaco I* the Rlvett building are rapidly bring In the county and nearly every bit acres in cultivation; about 30 satisfaction guaranteed. Fred Da are five train crews, or about 5o men. that more meat I* sent out of Spring filled with concrete A hoist operated acres of oak and maple timber;' In cultivation. Thle Is the best snap field than any other city on the coast vis. 926 Ferry street. Phone Red that make Springfield their home Springfield. July 1«. H A. Wash- by gasoline power lifts the concrete of the season and won’t last long. between Portland and San Francisco Burne and family and J L. Clark to The new train schedule that went 3162. the lop of the woodetl forms FOR SALE—Rooming and boarding I He »ays that the quantity ot dressed Better hurry, only $80 per acre;, Into effect Sunday Is as follows: and family and his a! >ter, Mrs. Kirk Springfield has limits on the hours house, centrally located; good bus other small tracts will follow this CHARLES KlN’GWELs.. FLORIST No. 46—4:40 a. m., to Woodburn. Woodburn meat shipped out of this city la land, who has been visiting, left this that water may be used for Irrigation, iness. Will sell cheap if taken at sale; only last week a tract right, Cut flowers, potted plants and car greater than out of Eugene. Albany morning tor Rickreall, a small place No. 30—1:40 p. m., to Albany. many are falling to obaerve them. once. Call at 109 West Eighth st. across this sold for $200 per acre nations in flue assortment. West and Salem combined. It Is sent to In Polk county beyond Salem, In their! and No. 71—8:15 a. m., to Eugene. Water Is only «up|M>w*d to be used 121 E C. Statzer. Pleaaant Hill, phone , to Eugene, the thousands of men that work In Springfield greenhouse. Telspnone No. 80—11:10 a. m White steamer, where they will spend1 from 6 to 8 o’clock In the morning Springfield Farmers 191. tf Main 54 rt No «2—3:10 p. m.. from Natron. the logging and railroad camps, for Sunday visiting at the h^me of Mr. and from 6 to 9 o'clock at night FOR SALE—Brand new Vlctrola, which Springfield is the base of sup No. 84 — 5:24 p. m.. to Eugene. Clark's parents there. with $35 worth of records, at a FOR SALE BY OWNER—Modern EVERY MAN should wear our New I No. 45—10:35 p. m , from Wood plies. It Is also said to be a fact discount of 20 per cent. Address house, new, 9 rooms besides clos Health bandage, cures weakness, burn. that there Is more freight passed; To All.IXt, UOMI X Red Cross Drug Store, Junction i ets; sleeping poreh; large front varicocele, etc.; no electricity or No 29—10:15 a. m.. from Albany. through the Springfield office than' City. Or. tf porch and basement ¡fine view;' drugs; price. $3 Send your hip No’ 79—9:10 a. m., to Wendling. any other city In Oreg n outside f; Springfield, July 1«—President A Little Sound Ad« 1er M III Help 3 blocks from either car line; lot measurement. For further particu No gl—2:35 p. m , to Natron. Portland. This Is the result ot the Conley of the Cottage Grove Comnwr-i FOR SALE—My rubber tired buggy. Miu I y a Sufferer In Eug«*ne. 71x145, facing west on Fairmount lars address Modern Hygenlc Ap No. 83—3:20 p m., to Wendling. railroad and lumbering industries. Buggy and tires in nearly perfect clal club was a visitor at the club! boulevard at east end of 17th st.; ' pliance Co.. 1278 Market street. No. 85—6:01 p. m.. from Eugene condition. Cost $110; will sell for meeting her» last night. He spoke street 80 feet wide and macadam No woman can ue healthy and well San Francisco. J20 $50. S. M. Calkins, 345 E 13th st. upon the value of city advertising,' If the kidneys are sick. I’oloii» that ized; good epring; city water con J21 and was very much appreciated. nected; chimney for furnace; hot 1 H E OVERMAN. Haisey. Ore , legal LAYING RAILS pass off lu the »ecretlon* when the Doc Stewart hurt hl < leg last night kidneys are v ell are r«-talned In »he air pipes, electric lights: plumbed ’ ’ Adviser In land titles, member of NOT CHEAP LAND—(We don’ STREET RAILWAY Springfield. July ¡«. — This city when he fell through the boom at the body when th? kidneys are sick. Kid for toilet, bath, hand basin, sink the National Co-operative Realty handle that kind) but high grade will hold the biggest celebration In head of the race while fishing with neys and hot water tank. A bargain at; Co. Notary Public for Oregon, and an<| biaJder ¡»•come Inflamed fruit, nut and garden land In smal Springfield. July 20 — A force of Its history on Aug. 18, 19 and 20 to Hrtrold Peery, and wears a stiff limp and swollen and worse troubles $3000 Mrs. J. A. Holloway, Eu I am the owner of a few land op tracts at reasonable prices Wills men under the supervision of Super mark the^ completion of the street today. They say the fishing In the gene, Oregon. J28 tion contracts that I have with the quickly follow. This Is often the mac Land Co., rooms 2 and 3 Cherry view of selling, which I will show intendent Baker went to work on the railway system and also the big river Is quite goc-d and they came true cause of bearing down pains, block. tf Springfield streets yesterday to lay FOR RENT bridge that gives It an Interurban back with several fish. anyone Interested, what 1 am get lamcnes >, backache, sldeache etc. 1 rail« for the city’s first street system with Eugene by the Portland, Born, in Springfield. July 15, to Uric poisoning FOR SALE—50 acres of Hood River FOR RENT—6-room house at 2 85 ting for the use of my money by th® ¡Iso i»,i»sMxl' railway Upon the completion of the r lJgeue K , Eugene & Eastern. At the Commer- J. W. Morrow and wife, a girl. | so doing. I have a large list of fruit land for sale at a sacrifice, or n h«-«, dlsz) ¡<'11- langour, ndM^^ Jefferson street; good well; $10. College Hill loop In Eugene and the* C | a l club meeting last night a oon- The town council has purchased a will trade for Eugene property or farms and city property for sale at tf holdup on the Fifth street franchise. tract was signed with ............................ the Miller street sprinkler and expect It to ar close In acreage Inquire of J W. all times, also business proposi ! the When suffering so. try track construction gang has been Amusement company to furnish the rive at ar.y time, and It will bo used Jones at 22 West Eighth street, FOR RENT—6-room house, 325 tions, and mining stock in the i placed ' ney Pills, a remedy that cure« tp - k at work on Mill street and attractions, and their whole show for the purpose of sprinkling the Eugene. i>ayle Consolidated Mines Co., of will rush It to an Immediate comple- Pearl street; sewer, bath. gas. elec-j will be brought here. This roads now being made by the city.— i kidneys. You will get better as »!>" trie lights; $16 per month, water ; Colorado. I will help you buy, i tlon. It will now be but a short time equipment kidneys get better, and health includes balloon a cension and para ' News. 8NAPS IN ORGANS—$20 to $65. build or sell your home My price before the street* are tied with steel free. Call at above number. tf chute dre-p and a half a dozen otherl Mr*. H. C. Boughman and chll- return when the kidneys ar? well, Mason & Hamlin, Estey. Bentley, l-et a Eugene woman tell you about , rails. The work haa been tempo aide attractions. A committee has ureu rfren ieu left yesterday yesicr.iay ror for Asniana, Ashland, and others, some used six months, FOR RENT—Mod"ern, furnished flat;! MIST AND FOI ND. rarily held up. partly because ot th» the plans in hand and are preparing, where they will spend two week» vis- Doan's Kidney Pills. bath. Schneider flats, W. Eighth good as new Need room for pi Mrs J. D. Moon, 112 Lawrence of the curve on Mill street many other events to mark the oc-|mng Mrs. Baughman’s slater, Prof, tf FOUND— a pair of spectacles were • question anos. The Wiley B Allen Co., i street. ”1 am to Maln The ¡,ath that the line takes caslon. A county fair of some klndjG. W. Milan While there the sla street, Eugene, Oregon, «ays: Doan's 25 E. 9th st. tfj left In Dr Willoughby’s dental of thiR mornlng 1« straight In the middle can also be held In connection with ter» will enjoy a visit with their only too glad to recommend FOR RENT—Two Iresniy tinted Pills. Kidney (roubls caused flee In the Coleman block a few of M111 itreet, and nothing seems to this. flats with steam heat and bath io FOR SALE—Ibe Guard job printing mother, Mrs. M. B. Reece, who will Kidney me a great deal of suffering and I days ago. Dr. Willoughby thinks be done about th« curve. For th» very desirable location. Call at rm department is prepared to turn out come from Santa Rosa, Cal.—New« was unable to find relief until I ua<*d they were left by a man residing present the rails will be laid only on ALEX GRAYS STORE 6 over 550 Willamette street, tf al! kinds of commercial stationery, The member» of the Baptist church Doan's Kidney I’llls. This prepara near Springfield. Owner call at jMill street, and they have been scat books and phamplet work, prompt CLEVERLY ROBBED met last Tuesday evening for the pur- tion strengthened my back and kid Guard office and pay for this no tered north as far as F afreet. The ly and under the sunervlslon of ex FOR RENT—Store!aom at VI E 9th ’ ---------- I pose of extending a welcome to the neys and lived up to representations tice. I*! Main street liae and the curve will st., Z«X a Z4 uouO,e nou,. id pert workman Prices are always Springfield, July 16.—Alex Gray,'n‘‘w pastor. Rev. J» m <* Hyde, who In in every way." be held up until the last. reasonable { and Park sta.; good location for) store and soft drink j camfi from Lander. Wyo., to take || dealers For sale by n all dealers. Price 50 A force of men began yesterday keeper of a cigar any business, cheap rent W. S. LOST OR STRAYED from my has charge of the local church. The ad- parlor here, learned that the c»»rge or tne enuren, a<i- _ cents. Foater-Mllhnm Foster-Mllhiirn Co.. Buffalo, Buffalo, farm. 2 1-2 miles west of the city, , to tear up the ties and timbers on FOR SALE—N>. 42—Good 8-room Moon. 63 E. 9th st., over store, tf waste paper basket Is not a good sub- Jresa >f welcome was given by J. O. York -<»!.. ,ir nt* for t the United New . York, sole agents ngenta United a glx-weka-old black pig. weighing the Springfield approach to the bridge .......... J/..- Richmond an.i wo. 1 or*. "<>!» the Unitea plaXered house, all modern and stltute for an Iron <afe In which to Richmond and was responded to In .states States. about 25 pounds Call up Jens In order to lower the trestle worn» 20 •>l>-to-date; has light, gas. baths. FOR RENT—some nice rooms, cen day's Yester- :l pleasant manner by Mr. Hyde ‘ IVBI ,| Pmr)er . keep the cash of day ’ s sales. Remember the name —Doan’s—and Jensen. Farmers 18. J23 Inches ft would require too msch to! let, sewer, cement basement, trally located, suitable for office take no no other. oilier of a fill to bring the tracks up to the day morning when he came down at Tl>pfo was a large attendance and the take two sleeping porches, buffing or sleeping purposes. Call at room 7 o ’ clock to open the store he found) e * en,n K was very plea«antly spent by kitchen, fireplace, reception balls <, over 550 Willamette strset, Eu LOST—A lady's handbag, containing bridge, so the tops of the piling are things In a disorderly condition, and a1*- Ice cream and cake were served. and porch lights; lot 66 3-8x85, gene, Oregon. $30 in gold and *>me change, in being cut off. . tf I upon looking at once under the! “News, « J feet; corner lot; east and north the street near Willamette. Finder waste box, where he had bidden his' •'*r. an,l Mrs. Fay, who have been return to Guard office. Suitable OPTION TAKEN ON front; has nice lawn and lots of FOR RENT—New and finely fur money the night before, found the■ conducting the American hotel for flowers; lot well filled in. Par J22 nished room« on first and second ♦ reward. cash missing. It was placed In a anck ,‘]e Pa"t eight months, turned over ties arego ing away and will sell' floors; single and in suites; for PROPEDTY FOR P. E. & E when the store was closed. The thief ,tle management of th«> same Monday ------------------------------------------------- 1 for thio very low price, $4200 light housekeeping. Light .heat, e»me In over — the top - of ---------------- a window ... in morning Mr». --- D. ------------- Crouch. ------------------ - to Mr. and —-------- In Eugene, July 1«, 1910. to Jack Three blocks from Willamette St. j bath, hot and cold water; I blocks Springfield. July 19.—Late last the rear of the building, but wen’ Crouch formerly conducted a bo- Stoors and wife, wlfs, a son Term* H B. Owen, 536 Wlllam- from Wil Runette st. 1$< E. 7th Saturday afternoon an option was se out the door, leaving It wide open. te' California and baa therefore J23 street. tf I Mto St. Mata 475. •and for Nothin« but tho Eg«*. cured on three lots heiongjag to Al- The wet must have been oommltted h*d considerable oxperlence In that Walter K Pont of Vida spent 9uo • PASTURE FOR RENT—We are tak ing in ail kinds ot stock to pas ture on the E. M. Warren place. 2 1-2 miles south west. See man In charge on place. G. W. Grow, route 3. box 20. , tf SPRINGFIELD HTIElUUn ERIE ETE IO. day in th« <ut*
