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'"THE MERIT STORE" PERTH ΑΠΒΟΥ. N. J.^
CARTER 8 & FOREST MILLS
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Tbc garments represented in tliis
sale offering are all of exceptional
qualities, finely made and serviceable
fabrics being represented in various
desirchle styles.
WOMEN S FINE RIBBED UNION
SUITS, 59c to $1.49
Bodice and band top. sleeveless, laec
end enff knee, open or closed style. In
flesh and white only.
Women's Vests and Bodices
29c to $1.15
Shell trimmed and band
top, vour choice of either
"Carter's" or "Forest Mills.
Women's Jersey Bloomer3
49c to 98c
Full cut. "Forest Mills"
make; an exceptionally ?ood
value.
16 Button Length
CHAMOIS FINISH
GLOVES, 89c Pair
Just from the fashion « en
ters, fresh, new, Spring-like.
So attractive in their light
shades that they are certain
to interest you. Most wom
en will choose several pair.
Will you be one of them·
The colors are, sand, grey.
Roman stripe
SILK SCARFS
Reduced to $2.25
Another beautiful article
that has come into being, for
just one purpose, to add a
touch of smartness to what
ever you wear, and they do j
this rather cleverly. The
variety is large enough to
permit good choice.
VERY BEAUTIFUL
Spring Neckwear 49c and 98c
Fashion seems to
have conspired with
the manufacturer1-.
for it would see;n Im
possible to producc
prettier styles, in
neckwear than those
which have been de
veloped for Spring ;
made of lace, orif;m
die, linen, swiss and pongee
College Stripe Four-in-hand Tic3 for Womén, 49c ard 75c
This assortment includes a generous variety of both
plain and striped patterns, these ties are one of the clever
things that are a rightful part of women's dress.
Shirting
Madras
32 in. wide 20c a yd.
Among the other goo^L·
tilings that Ave are offejrng
today is this good fckVtfrtiug
. : _Mad.tasv «ell through
out. plain uhite, or iiue col
ored striped.
Women's Colored
HANDKERCHIEFS
15c to 49c each
This collection is rather
,unusual, as the handker
chiefs are themselves made
of fine lawn and pure linen, ΐ
in very pretty colored ef- I
fects; also printed and hand J
embroidered; a remarkable |
value.
Special-Six
FiM-pa<Mn|«r, 50-hortepower
Π 9-inch uheel6a*e
Cord Tir·· Standard Equipment
IN buying a motor car, you either buy
satisfaction—or wish you had. You
buy positive satisfaction when you
select the Studebaker SPECIAL-SlX.
Here's why;
It· 50-horsepower motor gives you
ample power and speed.
Its roomy body is as handsome as it is
well built. It is made complete in
Studebaker's own shops where fine
coach work has been in progress for
70 years.
It· 1 19-inch wheelbase insures utmost
comfort for five passengers because it
provides room enough for the passen
ger· to relax, withoutcrowding.in deep,
restful, genuine leather upholstery.
Its dependability has been proved in
the hands of thousands of owners.
And when you compare it with other
cars, keep in mind these features of
equipment and remember the price of
the SPECIAL-SlX is $ 1475 f.o.b. factory:
Jeweled eight-day clock on instrument board.
Cowl ventilator controlled Afrom instrument
board.
Tonneau lamp with extension cord.
Parking lights in lower corners of windshield
base.
One-picce rain-proof windshield and wind
shield wiper.
Large rectangular plate glass rear window
—75 β * 23 in.
Tool compartment in left hand front door
with lock.
Transmission lock which reduces cost of in
surance to owner 15% to 20%.
One key operates the Yale lock on ignition
switch, transmission and tool compartment.
We shall be glad to tell you of many
other important points of superiority
of the Special-Six. You owe it to
yourself to eee a Studebaker before
you buy any car.
Touring, $1475; 2-Pass. Roadster, $1425; 4-Pass. Roadster, $1475;
Compe, 92150; Stdan, $2350. AU prie·* f. o. b. factory
' '.**· *ί»ΐ7^*Π<Γ^»Τ?Γ"
I
J. Arthur Applegate
! v 298 Market Street at Prospect
Telephone 2364
t
J. RYMSHA. Pre*.
H.W. KINSEY, Mgr.
When in Need get the Best!
RYMSHA & CO., INC.
Handle Best Grades of
COAL
989 State St. Tel 1313 P. A.
SPRING
Household Bemedies Made
and Guaranteed By Us
Yellow Sore Throat Oargie
For hoarseness and Tonsi
litis, bottle 35c
Baby Cough Syrup
Safe and reliable for in
fants and children, a bot
tle 35c
Flaxseed. Wild Cherry and
Menthol Compound Cough
Syrup
For ordinary coughs and
phMh nf adults, bottle...50c
Campho-Menthol Ointment
Αι ι MiTiial application for
.-..Id in the head, croup, sore
tli! it and many local pains,
a jar 35c
Bronchial Lozenges
For dryness and tickling
in the throat, a box ... .25c
ALL AT THE
City Pharmacy
INCORPORATED
The Home Drug Store
285 Smith St. .Corner Oak
FORD COMMERCIAL
BODIES
Psrtb Am l>oy Auto Uody, Co., Inc
"Strong Built"
In Stock. Prices Very
Reasonable.
PAINTING, body building,
GENERAL BODY REPAIRING
Also
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
893 STATE 8T.
PERTH AM BOY. N. J.
PHOXE 1501
PERTH AMBOY
HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale
Factory, Plumber#', Contractors'
.supplie!·.
I.argcxt Supply House In
Central Jersey
2100—2101—2102:
Xlglit Calls:
7B."|\V, 526J. 40M. 1859R, 1319
•Ί*. A. Hardware for Ser* Ice."
Builders' Directory
ARCHITECTS
John Noble Pierson & Sons
ABC HlTliCTS
De*ljrns for all type» of Building»
Raritan Dulldlng. Perth « η boy. N. J.
I Phono J423
J. K. JENSEN
ARCHITECT
Now l.ornteil In Cltlten·' I-onn Htiildin*
in* *T. PHONE I·'
LOUIS P. BOOZ
Civil, FNOINF.KR
AM) HI KVMOR
ISO SMITH STREET
BOILERMÀK Ëks
P. B. OVERTON
Wflilfw and Holler maker*
In All Rrenchee
No Job Too Big or Too Kmall
«Al Kl Mi ST. PHONE ?Λ|
CARPENTERS
FRED CHRISTENSEN
CONSTRUCTION CO
CARPENTERS AND nfll.DERS
Office and Shop: 51" .Ma<I!»on Avenu·
Estimai»» Cheerfully Furnl»hed
RAT Z. LAMBERT80N
ΓΛRPf*>'TF.R AMI ΒΓΙΙ.Ι)Ϊ*
•lohhln* Promptly Attended ίο
*.1 lVn.hinictnn ft. Perth AmboT 1(11-»
Β. OILMAN
CARPENTER Rdl.DRR AND
OFNRR\l. CONTRACTOR
·«· WATSON AVE. TEL. 2Ô7I-U
- thi;< k:\<;
GRAHAM & McKEON
GENERAI, CONTRACTORS
ExonTafiitff. («rmllnir, Etc.. Sand. Gmr«>l
Broken Stone. < itrtinic. Etc.
319 OAK STREET
M UNO Ζ WAREHOUSE CO.
STORAGE AND TRCCRING
S.W-ISK 9H KHI Ι)Λ Ν ST.
PHONE 4β9
ELECTRICIANS
J. Β. KUBINAK
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
119 CORDON ST. PHONE IW
rERTII AM BOT. Ν. J.
WIRE ME. ANI> I'LL WIRE ÏOU
1997
•IOHN MARTIN
GENERAI. EI.ECTRICAI. CONTRACTOR
«ί BRIGHTON AVE.. Γ FIRTH AMBOV
R. L. SCHICK
Electrical Contractor
Motors and Generator· Installed end re
paired. line construction and Interior wir
ing Shop and Residence. 449 Compton
A to. Tel. 1617
"FLOOR SURFACING
FLOOR SURFACING OF ALL KINDS
OLD OR NEW FLOORS
J. 8UNDQUI8T
Telephone 1332-.1 Ford*, New Jersey
ANDREW DUDICS
OLD AND .NEW FLOOR SURFACING
Ma ken Your Old floor Look Like New
All Work Promptly Done
TEL. 5108-M * FORDS. N. J.
GLASS
D. DIAMOND
CLASH CONTRACTOR
Politehrfl. IMiltc «nil Window Ola··
New Hran.wick Ave. Phone 155B
PKRTH ΛΜΗΟ V BI.AfS WORKS
Polish·-·!. Plate nod Colored Gla··
Mirror- and Tabla Toi»
Wloduhleld» a Specialty
1Μ New Brunswick Ave.. Opp. City Scale·
Phone 2Π3
HOUSE MOVER
JOHN fl. MILJES
HOUSE MOVER
Estimate· Cheerfully Furnished
Concrete, Brick 4 Frame Buildings Moved
458 NIVILLE ST. TEL. 1443
LUMBER
IRA Β. CROUSE
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIAL
SEWER PIPES
480-500 DIVISION STREET.
ΡΕΚΤΗ AMBOT, X. J.
Phones 2094 and 2095
MASONS
T. P. HEND~ERSÔN~ï~eÔN
MASON CONTRACTORS
Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Cement
Work. Sidewalks a Specialty
Estimates Furnished
22β STATE ST. PHONE «61
CARL 5 CHRISTENSEN
MASON AND CONTRACTOR
All Kinds of Cement Work A Specialty
Telephone 442
Corner State und Paterson Streets
~GBÉISEN & THOMPSON ~
MASONS AND BUILDERS
H. Grelsen. Room 413. Raritan Building·.
Phone 1646. Res. Metuchen. Phone 292-W
W. H. Thompson, Long Branch, Tel. 961-J
A. R. A. OVERGAARD ,
Mason and General Contractor
Tel. 752-M. Fords. Ν J.
Next to Postofflc·
ROBERT' R. BOZZA
General Building Contracte*
Mason and Carpenter—Kepair Work
A. Specialty
82 BROAD ST. PHONE 345-M
Perth Amboy, N. J.
PLUMBING
GEORGE W. STILL WELL
PLUMBING AND HEATING
287 KING STREET
Phone 771 Perth Araboy. N. J.
ROOFERS—SUPPÉlEfs
JAS. A. SMITH & SON
!» HcCLIlLAN STREET
Rear Majestic Theatre
Phone Λ18-.Ι Perth Amboy, N. J.
DEALERS AND SUIPPERS ΟΓ
ASPHALT HOOFING AND SHINGLES
ONE PROFIT PLAN
Factory Direct to You
0HBX8TIANANDERSEN
ROOFING CONTRACTOR
Slate. Slav aod Tin Roof In*
570 SAYRE AYE. PHONE 516-B
PERTH AMBOY. N. J.
STOXE'WORK
D. J. WILLIAMS
MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENT»
309-311 New Brunswick Ave.
PERTH AMBOT. N. J.
HEADSTONES LOT ENCLOSURES
EUGENE B0E08
MONUMENTAL WORKS
Monuments. Headstonee, Etc.
Corner Amboy Ave. and Barclay Strsa*
Telephone 1523 Perth A m boy. N. J.
Perth Amboy Bluestone Co.
OFFICE 97 GORDON ST.
CCT STONE. FLAGGING AND CCRB1NG
PHONES 544-J AND 359
SHEET METAL
A. B. MASON
Skyllffht. Metal Catling. Plpeleea Furnace
and General Sheet Metal Work
99 JEFFERSON ST. TEL·. Sift
Α. Η. ΚΟΥΕΝ
—Dealer In All Kinds of—
M «sou Materials, Sewer Pipes,
Cement
LEHIGH COAL
581-87 8AYKE AVI.
Stone, All Sfcape·
PHONE l*ît RES. 55» -
'FEAST OF UNLEAVEN BREAD
TO BE OBSERVED APRIL 12
The Feast of t"nleavened Bread,
otherwise known as Passover. begin*
this year on Wednesday. April 12.
and will be observed by all Jewish
people for a period of seven or eight
days, according to their Interpreta
i tion of the Biblical lnjunctlou In
j Kxodus 13:14.
I During the Passover week all Jew
ish families abstain from eating leav
en in any form and in Its stead use
the Matzoth, concluding the festival
on April 1».
The first and last days are days of
holy convocation. That is. services
are held on these days In the syna
gogues. The evening of the first
day of Passover is particularly im
portant.
This evening Is known In Jewish
circles as "Seder Night." Its Intent
is to unite members of the household
about the festive board and there
read together the ritual compiled
for the occasion and known as the
"Haggadah." This liturgical compo
sition recites the chief events of the
Kxodus of the Children of Israel
from Kgypt and with many a quaint
song and story revives memories
of hardship In ancient days from
w hich the people of Israel were de
livered by a strong hand and an
outstretched arm.
Passover, it will readily be seen,
reaches back to remote antiquity
when It was observed by the Hebrew
tribes In the dawn of history as an
agricultural festival incident to
spring. At on early period in the
history of these tribes they attained
a degree of self-consciousness and
associated historical «vents with
their career. The Kxodus from
Kgyptlan bondage was commemora
ted in this Pesach feast. An entire
ly new content was Invested in the
feast which became a message of
freedom and a memorial of deliver
ance from slavery and oppression.
The festival of Pesach was used
by the synagogue as a means of con
secrating the Jewish home to God.
the Redeemer and Protector of Is
rael. The story of the deliverance
of their forefathers from bondage
and slavery reminded the Jews of
Hod's providential guidance and
gave them confidence in the final
redemption of all humanity from
tyranny and injustice.
The Passover Feast Is keyed to
this dominant thought of liberty and
redemption from bigotry, lgnor
rance and oppression. The import
ance of the feast lodges in the em
phasis placed on the quality of free
dom announced for all who are near
or far away. Each one Is to regard
himself as if h- came forth from the
house of Egyptian bondage.
That American Israel may be the
better imbued with the high pur
poses of the feast, the Conference of
American Rabbis is preparing a new
edition of the Haggadah to be used
in the home of American Jews.
The Seder celebration radiates an
exuberant spirit of thankfulness and
joy. The symbolism of the festival
which is elaborate and utilizes sev
eral unique recipes reflects the cir
cumstances of the enslavement of the
Children of Israel in Egypt as well
as the hopeful outlook for the final
triumph of all mankind.
AN ORDINANCE 1
An Ordinance to Change the Name of
Easton Strwt to Wayne Utreet.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
ΡΕΚΤΗ A M BOY:
Section 1. That the name of Eaaton
Street be and hereby 1· changed to Wayne
Street.
Section 2. This ordinance ahall take
effect immediately.
Tite foregoing ordinance v.* a a introduced
and paaaed on first reading at the meeting
of the Council of the City of Perth Am·
boy. held April 3, 1922. and will be taken
up for aecond and third readinga and final
paaaage. at the* meeting of the Council to
be held April 17. 1922, in the Council
Chamber, City Hall. Perth Amboy, N. J.
Dated, April 6. 3 922.
ARTHUR E. GRAHAM.
12705—4-6-16 City Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
To authorize th« purchase of Fire Ap
i paratuH and Fire Equipment appropriâtIng
! ihe Hum of eighteen thousand <918,000)
dollars to pay the coet of name and au
thorizing the Issuance of bond· therefor.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY:
ι Section 1. That there be purchased fire
apparatus and fire equipment for the Fire
Department of the City of Perth Amboy
I anil that there be appropriated the sum
[ of Eighteen Thousand ($18,000) Dollars to
pay the cost of same.
I Section 2. That there be Issued pur
suant to Chapter 252 of the Laws of 1916.
as amended, bonds of the City of Perth
Amboy to be known es General Improve
ment Bonds in the sum of Eighteen Thou
sand Dollars ($18.000), which bonds shall
ι be dated the first day of March. 1922. and
shall be of the denomination of One Thou
sand Dollars, to be numbered from 1 to IS.
both inclusive, shall mature In numerical
I order, two on the first day of March in
each of the years 1924 to 1932, inclusive.
I Said bonds ahall bear interest at the rate
of 5Vj>% per annum, payable semi-annually
on the first day of March and the f.Tst
day of September-In each year.
Section 3 The said bonds shall be In
I such form and payable principal and Inter
j est In such medium and at such place as
may l»e provided by resolution of the Coun
j ell. shall be signed by the Mayor and
Treasurer, and attested by the City Clerk
under the seal of the City and if coupons
for the payment of interest be attached
they shall be executed by the facsimile
I signature of the City Treasurer.
Section 4. That the Council of the City
I of Perth Amboy hereby determines and de
clares as follows:
(a) That the average probable period
of usefulness of said fire apparatus and fire
equipment is ten years;
(b> That the average assessed valuation
of the taxable real property (including
improvements) of said City. Computed up
; on the next preceding three values thereof
In the manner provided in Section 12 of
Chapter 252 of the Laws of 1916, is $23,
203.308.00;
(c) That the ret debt of the City of
Perth Amboy. computed In the manner
provided in said Section 12, is $1.384.908.58;
(d) That the annual and supplemental
debt statement required by said Section
1L' have been made and filed as therein
Section 5. That there shall be levied
In each year while any of said bonds ahall
be ouisanding. In the same manner and
ai the same time as other taxes, a tax
upon all the taxabte property of the said
City sufficient to produce the amount of
principal and interest to mature in the
succeeding year.
8ertion β. Said bonds shall be sold by
the City Treasurer in accordance with the
statute: said Treasurer shall have power
to fix the necessary details.
Section 7. This ordinance shell take
effect upon Its publication as provided by
Section 2 of Chapter 2i2 of the Laws of
1916. as amended, and the City Clerk shall
have power to select the newspaper in
which it shall be published and to specify
the date after which the bonds shall be
issued and delivered.
Introduced March 23. 1122.
Passed. April 3. 1922.
Approved. April 5. 1922.
The foregoing ordinance was passed on
April 3. 1922. and approved by the Mayor
on April 6. 1922. The bonds authorized
thereby will be issued ar.d delivered after
the 1st day of May. 1922. and any suit, ac
tion or proceeding to set aaide or vacate
this ordinance must be begun within twen
ty daya after the publication of this state
ment.
Dated, April *. 1922.
ARTHUR E. GRAHAM.
12711—4-«—It. City Clerk.
The C. & S. Co.
Carl 0. Ghristenaen & Sona
SEAMAN STREET
Wholesale and retail dealer·
in all kinds of Mason's
Materials
Sheetrock Wall Boards
Anty-Hydro Waterproofing
Metal Lath, Roofing, Sewer I
Pipe
COAL
Prices Right, Prompt
Service
T«L 1440
Perth Ambov Hardware ' Company Jj
L T. .*ADSEN, President and Treasurer
S Ο. LEVINE, Mgr. R. O. HOWELL, Mgr. W. 0. REINHART, Mgr.
Factory Supply Dept. Hetail Dept. Plumbing Supply Dept.
Special Friday and Saturday
"Wear-Ever" Pan
Full 2-quart capacity—with strong cold handle. Some of our
customers were disappointed in not getting these pans during our
anniversary sale. We have a limited
number to offer for 2 days' selling at
71c
II NO CHARGES
BEST WHITE OR YELLOW ONION SETS, 12c per qpabt II
O'Cedar Polish
The national furniture polish.
I 4 oz. and 12 oz. size. Regular
priee 30c and 60e.
22c and 44c
Spading Forks
Made of first quality metal, with
a good straight grained handle.
$1.50
I pÂSB^VËRSPECIAIr-· WBAB EVER" AND ' ' VOLLRATH ' '—10 % Off II
BO-NO
CLEANSER, DISINFECTANT, DEODORIZER, INSECTICIDE. ALL THAT, AND THEN
SOME
50c
85c
$2.75
$13.00
i
We have men making a house to house can vase on Bo-No. If they haven't called on you
j et ; just phone us and we will gladly send one to your houme, office, store, factory, clnb—
anywhere. ·
I WINCHESTER BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATES ABE THE BEST—$2.60
■74-W-a
TOOLS
Everything a carpenter,
machinist, millwright,
blacksmith, metal worker,
handy-man, householder,
uses, we have at prices
that are 30% lower than
last year.
PAINT
"High Standard*
k paint is the highest
>rice paint made and it
is worth every cent we
ask for it. Then there
is that beautiful soft
melotone for walls, too.
Let ua figure with you
on your paint problems.
nnORLESS FERTILIZER WILL MAKE ANYTHING GROW II
P. Α.
Hardware
Por
Household
Hardware
60 STEPS FROM SMITH STREET
313 Madison Avenue
T«t 2100, 2101, 2102—Private exchange to all Departments.
"P. A. HARDWARE FOR 8ERVICB"
P. Α.
Hardwai*
Por
Household
Hardware
ν
CITY ADVEBTISEMEJiT
AN ORDINANCE
An Ordinance to authorize the pnrchwe
of Machinery, Equipmnt. Tools and For
nlshing* and appropriating the sum of
Five Thousand Dollar* to pay the cost of
name and authorizing the Issuance of
bonds therefor.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY:
Section 1. That there be purchased
machinery, equipment, tools and furnish
ings for the various departments in the
City of Perth Amboy, and that there be
appropriated the sum of Five Thousand
Dollars to pay the cost of same.
Section 2. That there bo Issued pursu
ant to Chapter 252 of the Laws of 1916, !
as amended, bonds of the City of Perth
Amboy to be known as General Improve
ment Bonds in the sum of Five Thousand
Dollars, which bonds shall be dated the
first day of March, 1922; and shall be of
the denomination of One Thousand Dol
lars, to be numbered from 1 to S In
clusive; shall mature In numerical num
ber, one on the first day of March in
each of the years 1923 to 1927, inclusive.
Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate
of 6%% per annum payable semi-annually
on the first day of March and *he first
day of September in each year.
Section 3. Said bonds shall be In such
form and payable principal and Interest
in such medium and at such place as may
be provided by resolution of the Council,
shall be signed by the Mayor and Treas
urer. and attested by the City Clerk under
the seal of the City and if coupons for the
payment of interest be attached they shall
be executed by the facsimile signature of
the City Treasurer.
Section 4. That the Council of the
City of Perth Amboy hereby determines
and declares as follows:
(a) That the average probable period
of usefulness of the said machinery, tools
and furnishings is six years:
(b) That the average assessed valua
tion of the taxable real property (includ
ing improvements) of said City, Com
puted upon the next preceding three val
ues thereof In the manner provided in
Section 12 of Chapter 252 of the Laws of
1916, is <23.203.308.00;
That the net debt of the City of Perth
Amboy, computed in the manner provided
in said Section 12. Is 91.389,903.58;
(d) That the annual and supplemental
debt statement required by said Section 12
have been made and tiled as therein re
«tuiicu.
Section δ. That there shall be levied in
each year while any of the «aid bonde
shall be outstanding, in the same nan·
ner and at the same time a· other taxes,
a tax upon all the taxable property of
the City sufficient to produce the amount
of principal and Interest to mature In the
succeeding year.
Section 6. Said bonds shall be sold by
the City Treasurer in accordance with the
Statue; said Treasurer shall have power
to flx the necessary details.
Section 7. This ordinance shall take ef
fect upon its publication as provided by
S.-ction 2 of Chapter 253 of the Laws of
1916, as amended, and the City Clerk
shall have power to select the newspaper
in which It shall be published and to
specify the date after which the bon ts
shall be issued and delivered.
Introduced March 23, 1922.
Passed: April S. 1912.
Approved: April 6. 1922.
The foregoing ordinance was passed on
April 3, 1922, and approved by the Mayor
on April 6. 1922. The bonds authorised
thereby will be issued and delivered after
the first day of May, 1922, and any suit,
action or proceeding to set aside or va
cate this ordinance must be begun within
twenty days after the publication of this
statement.
Dated. April 6. 1922.
ARTHUR £. GRAHAM.
12720-4-C-lt City Clerk.
EDDPH0NBAXI 1920
CAM to» ALL· OCCAMOM8
pansa
ινβο^,
143 Smith Street
Our Easter display of
FOOTWEAR forthefami
ly is now prepared and
awaits your pleasure.
For the conven
«
ience of our cus
tomers we will be
open every even
ing until 9.
Saturday's
until 11, 'til
Easter.
Quality
Service
Reliability
7 YOU want something, tell every
bod„ by using a classified ad.
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