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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-09
Social Neus

The West End Neighborhood
Club held very pleasant meeting
last Friday at the home of Mrs. f..
NJ. CroXton. The game of rook,
which seems to be a fayorite with
the members of this CLUB, was played
at four tables, several visitors. as
we'll as the regular members having
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs.
CroNton. The first prize. an ex-
quisite box of hand embroidered
handkerchiefs, was won by Miss
Annie Waring Pickens, and the
BOBBY prize by Mrs. j. f.. Black
mon. After the games the hostess
served a delicious salad course. Ghe
special guests at this much-enjoyed
meeting were Misses Eva Ioush
Cornelia Elliott, Annie Warning
Pickens and Mrs A. l.. Moore.
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A ADVERTISING.
AS Stimulus to Your Business and
Prosperity.

AS stimulus to Your Business and
Prosperity.
We have never preached the idea
that advertising within itself will
make business grow and expand
Till the investor is rich. We do
claim and stand ready to prove the
facts right here in Lancaster that
dvertisinC plus energy will make
money ano big money, for any mer-
chant in town
walk into place of business
which is never advertised and whose
owner does not believe ADVERTISING q
pays, anG you will find slovenly
clerks, lacking in politeness and
tact; dusty shelves, disheveled coun-
ters;; hundreds OF articles bearing
neither cost nor sale mark. In fact
condition of affairs such as would
herald to the world that this parti-
cular establishment does not want
your business. In such a place
there is that atmosphere OF n
broken spirit which finds no more
worlds to conquer. A satisfied air
that would say Let well enough
alone" why should we worry
bout the things of tomorrow" 4
would-be customer finds nothing i'm
such place to tempt him to loosen
up his purse strings.
What a striking contrast is that
place where the newest goods are
displayed in tempting array upon
shelves which show the touch Of a
practiced hand? Show windows
with decorations fit for a gala day.
Neatly printed cards making their
appeal to the passerby in words
spelling dollars and cents.
Your slightest wish is Anticipated
by salesman who knows his style
book and knows the price quoted in
the last issue of his town paper.
He is ready. He takes a pride in
the arrangements of his goods be-
cause he has already told you what
to expect when you visit his place.
You are ready also
The printed words of that special
article in the last issue Of that home
paper have made you certain YOU
are buying something worth The
money. 1t fascinates. You cannot
ge' away from it. You purchase and
you are satisfied.
il paws TO advertise and we wCu.1
be afraid to spend our money with
the merchant Nho does not believe
II I1lcrtising. We Frel that some
how rs merchandise cannot be the
last thing out in style and finish.
We just believe he would be com
PEELED to tell the public about the
good things he has in stock Con-
sequently we decide that he does
not believe in his own wares. "The
trade follows the flag" and IL is no
less true that the Trade follows
the advertiser"
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REV. j. w. LITTLE's WORK.
Has visited DIR. Boldridpe i'm His
New Home
To the Editor of The News:

To the Editor of The News:
Will you allow me space in vour
paper to let my friends know where
am! am here in Enoree holding
a meeting. The good people here
put Lecturer Little in my tent
nave large crowds at every service
The rain has run water through INV
tent. l am now preaching IN rhe
church. / will go back in nv tent
when 1t dries out. They have a
large brick church here. The meet
ing is good. Several have already
professed a hope in Christ. I am I'm
seven miles OF DIR. Boldridge. I went
TO see him and spent the day wItn
MIN: l sure had a good time. DR..
Boldridge has changed some. He
looks younger and is as lively as a
s'Kteen-year-old boy. His wife was
well and jolly. Looks as well as
ever. His boys were Jolly and
seemed glad to see me. I never
would have known their daughter.
she Will not be home long. She is
so pretty that by the time she
reaches 21 II will be goodbye. for
some man Is going to tell the doctor
and the doctors wife that he wants
their daughter for a wife. DIR.
Boldridge asked me a lot about Won
all In Lancaster. He is coming to
see you ali. He has a large work
l have travelled over eleven states
and been in lot of chWches, but
his is the best auditorium for work
that / ever was in. 1t is large. I
counted the Sunday school rooms.
put have forgotten how many, but
there were many rooms. I have
been here II days. Will stay here
until next week. 1 go from mere to
Laurens, S. c. Yours truly,
j. w. LITTLE.
Enoree, s. c., Oct. 6, 1914.
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LOCAL DOTS

Everybody else is going to see
Lucille Love" tonight at the Star
Are you? Last installment.
The Baltimore firm of Mas g.
hemper has purchased through
Rooinson-Cloud Company a bale of
cotton Tor ten cents a pound cash.
IL All of the members of Shiloh
church are urged to be present on
oaDoath morning, as very impor-
tant work is TO come before the
people.
-Ihere Will be match game of
basketball between the two teams
or the Lancaster high school Mon
day afternoon at 4:3O on the school
grounds.
There Will be a big birthday.
dinner at the home OF Mr.. w. r.
Broom on Friday, October 20. ana
all his friends are invited to come
with full baskets.
Remember that the Lancaster
Bible Society will hold it's annual
meeting Sabbath evening at 8
o'clock in the Presbyterian church.
Rev. }. II. Thayer will deliver the
ADDRESS on this occasion. Come and
Dring an offering with you.
The Kershaw Cotton Mill.
"hi'u udu 10 suspend operations
about ten days ago on account of the
breakage of the main shaft wheel.
resumed operations last Moriay.
the injury having been repaired.-
Kershaw Era.
Mr.. George Heath OF Charlotte
has moved his family to Monroe ard
has formed a co-partnership with
Messrs. Armfield &c Williams i'm the
cotton business. Mr.. Heath is a son
or Mr.. o. p. Heath. He formerly
lived here and he and his family are
given a cordial welcome to Mon
roe.-Monroe Enquirer.
Prof. Thomas Benjamin Franklin
Brite OF Troy, n. c., who has been
elected to teach the school at Taxa
haw, was in Kershaw Thursday on
ms way to Lancaster. Professor
Brite is teacher of twenty-three
years experience and he comes to
the TaXahaw school highly recon-
mended. The school will open the
10Th inst.-Kershaw Era.
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TAX notice.!

County, State and School Taxes
for the year 1914 will be due and
payable at the Treasurer's office
from October 18th to December 31st.
1914, without penalty.
For payment I during January a
penalty OF on9 per cent will be
added; for February two per cent
VIII be addedI and for March seven
per cent will be added.
All male citizens between the ages
o! u and So Nsars are liable for a
capitation tax of$3.OO for road pur-
poses and all malA citizens between
the ages of 21 aid 60 years are
liable for poll tan of 800, except
those exempt by Law.
The levy for roab and bridges is
seven CD mills, fqt ordinary county
purposes four ~ mills, special
county &C. c. Bokds one and one
fourth GA) mill ). past indebted
ness one (D mNl, constitutional
school tax three N3) mills and six
Co mills state tax.
In Cane Creek and Gills Creek
townships zone and one-half 1BO
mills are levied for bond purposes
and in Pleasant Hill township three
fourths of one (A) mill is levied
for bond purposes.
A special school tax of two (2)
mills is levied in districts Nos. /, 6.
~ and 30. Three 90 mills in dis
picts %, 26, 20 and As. Four "a
pills In districts 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 15. III.
RS, 49, II, IS, 10, 20, 25, 27, 81
AZ, 81, 80 and AZ. Five (5) mills
in districts 2, SO and 43. Six and
one-half (6h) mills In district IA.
Eight (S) mills in districts 10, ~.
81. 33, "a, 46 and 40. Ten IO)
mills In district 38 and eleven i11i
mills in district 40.
T. I, HILTON
County Treasurei
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PERSONALS

Mrs. John Craig of Lancaster
county visited relatives here last
week.-Waxhaw Enterprise.
Mrs. r. C. Brown has gone to
Marion to visit her father. Mr.. A..
Mcintyre ,and attend the marriage
OF her friend. Miss Edna E;ll-,rb, to
Mr. James North Glover, which
will take place next Wednesday.
Col. and Mrs. Leroy Springs re-
turned this week from a trip to New
York.
Mrs. -R: b. Porter and little daugb-
ter, Robert, of Charlotte, who have
been spending awhile with Miss
Lille Usher in the Dixie section, re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Moida w. Hodges returned
today from an extended trip to the
mountains, stopping also in Spartan
burg and Greer to visit friends.
Messrs c. w. Requarth and II. H.
kester of Charlotte were here on
business this week.
Miss Leila Gregory will go tomor-
row to Gastonia, where she will
visit Miss Ruth Knight
Messrs. ]. F. Moore, ]. NJ. Madra
and Frank w. Hunter motored TO
Columbia today with Mr.. Walter NJ
Stevens to take in the circus.
Miss Mary Hood left today for n
visit to relatives in Greenvile.
Mr.. r.. II. Johnson returned We'd
nesday to Rock Hill, after spending
several days here on business.
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FINAL DETAILS FOR YORK FAIR
indications Are That There Will be
a Large Attendance.

Indications Are That There Will be
Large Attendance.
Rock Hill, Oct. 9.-The final de-
tails for the York County Fair on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
OF next week, have been about COM
pleted and the indications are that
there will be several thousand in at
tendance each day Of the fair. Peo-
pie are coming from Chester. Lam
caster, Kershaw, Camden, Yorkville
Fort Mill, Blacksburg, Gaffney and
from many other points. Special
trains will be operated from Blacks
burg and from Kershaw each day,
while special provision will be made
to accommodate those coming from
Fort Mill, Chester, etc.
The fact that the management OF
the state fair has cut out the
cording to reports, that little live
this year. 1t is understood that n
number of horsemen from Camden
will have fine animals here to eX.
hibit in the horse show classes open
to nearby counties, and to enter in
the races. Horsemen from Ches-
ter, Winnsboro, Kershaw, Lancaster,
Horkville, etc, will make entries
and the live stock department of the
fair promises to be far more inter
esting than the management at first
dared to hope. This feature of the
fair will be we'll worth coming to
Rock Hill to see.
Friday of the fair will be Educa-
tional Day. All the schools in the
county will be closed and the chill
dren will take part in a monster ed
ucational pageant. All children
marching in the parade will be ad-
mitted to the grounds free of charge
and this fact insures a large enroll
uent in the line of march 1t is he
lieved, with fair weather, fully i've
thousand children will participate in
the parade. Superintendent Carroll
is urging all the schools to attend
and to have exhibits of work i'm the
several schools on display. The ed
ucational feature of the fair will be-
quite interesting.
On Thursday night a grand dis
play OF fireworks will take place.
The management has secured this
attraction at considerable EXPENSE
and the pyrotechnical effect will be
startling. Niagara Falls will be
clearly depicted in sheets Of lame
and fierce battle will be pulled off
b7tween two monster dreaG1aCghtg.
The fight will end in the sinking OF
one OF the ships and the victor will
sail majectically off. The perform
ance will continue for more than an
hour the battle arena being ablaze
the while.
The aviator will arrive next Tues
day morning and will at once get
his machine in readiness for flights
on Wednesday. He will hv twice
each day and will execute maneu.
vers in the air similar to the actiCn
or aerial craft in Europe To make
the manvuvers all the more inter
esting he will drop miniature bombs
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Death of Mrs. w. r. Rohipson

Mrs. Roseline Robinson, wife of
Mr.. w. r. Robinson, died last We'd
nesday at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. w. II. Blackmon. Mrs. Robin
son was in her 65th year. She was
devout member Of the Baptist
church and was loved by all who
knew her. Besides her husband
she leaves the following children:
u. G. and S. w. Robinson, Mrs. w.
II. Blackmon. Mrs. j. f.. Langley
and Mrs. C. H. Everall OF this place
also two sisters, Mrs. l.. p. s. Ham
mond, Mrs. j. j. Reeves. Her re-
mains were inferred at Antioch on
Thursday at IL o'clock, after flu
neral services conducted by her
pastor Rev. B. F. Carson.
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DIR. THAYER'S WORK.
Baptist Courier Tells of His Suc
cess i'm Lancaster.

Baptist Courier Tells of His Suc-
cess I'm Lancaster.
The following from The BaptIst
Courier OF yesterday tells Of the
splendid work OF DR.. Thayer has
done in Lancaster and contains an
extract from one of his letters which
urges the Importance Of the study
OF Greek.
"Dr. ]. H. Thayer, pastor Of the
First Baptist church of Lancaste
is being graciously blessed In his
work. The baptismal waters are
constantly troubled and since his
coming to this good church. only a
few months ago. eighteen have been
received into the membership. This
scholarly pastor also has time for
other things. We clip this FROM q
private letter, for 1t commends a
great book: Have just received a
copy OF DR.. RobertsOn's large Greek
Grammar "Dr. Bob" rs the stu
dents affectionateIy call him: has
done a great work am enioyjng
the reading of IL, and to me il is ex-
cedingly interesting. / wish that
all OF the young men who have their
eyes on the Seminary would 20 there
with the determination TO take
Greek under Robertson. II is worth
a good deal to take it and you miss
tremendously when you omit It. +"
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WILSON-HUEY.
Interesting Wedding i'm the Jack
SOnham Section,


sonham Section,
On last Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock, the spacious colonial
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. A. Huey.
eight miles north OF Lancaster, was
the scene OF beautiful marriage
when their eldest daughter, Louise.
became the bride OF Mr. Henry
Eugene Wilson OF Cheraw. S. C.
The parlor was artistically dec
Grated with ivy and roses. the color
scheme being green and white. I'm
der an arch, from which was sus-
pended large white heart, and be-
hind which was a massive bank OF
feathery ferns, stood the young cou-
pie, while the marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. w. w.
Ratchford, pastor of the bride, as
sisted by Rev. w. w. Boyce, return
ed missionary from Mexico.
To the strains of Mendelssohn' s
wedding March" rendered by Miss
Bertha Ratchford, the bride enter
ed the parlor with her sister, Miss
Iona Huey, as maid OF honor, and
was met at the altar by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. d. Walker
Evans of Cheraw.
The bride was becomingly attired
0S'''tn '''''F HulN VI ulut tlllllOn
broadcloth and carried a bouquet of
w. des roses and ferns. The maid
OF honor wore a gown of blue creme
de chine, trimmed in lace and car
ried white carnations.
Mrs. d. c. Houston of WaXhaw.
\. c.. and Miss Alline Nelson re-
ceiyed the guests into the home.
After the ceremony punch was
served in the hall. which was dec
Grated with goldenrod and ivv bv
Misses Iva Huey and Adelaide
Nelson.
The bride is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. f. A. Huey OF Lancaster
county. and is a young woman Of
unusual attractiveness and talent
ana very popular among her friends
me groom Is connected with the
Cheraw Hardware Company.
The number of handsome presents
attests the popularity of the bride
and groom. They left Immediately
for bridal trip to Northern points
The guests from a distance were:
Messrs. ID. Walker Evans. Frank w
Wilson, c. NJ. Huey and Miss isabel
Bishop of Cheraw. Mrs. ID. c.. Hons
ton, Miss Minnie Nisbet. Mrs. Y n
Nisbet and Mr.. r. n. Walkup Of
WaXhaw, n. c., Miss Mabel Robinson
or Monroe, y. c.. and Miss Julia
Boyce OF Rock Hill.
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PLANS OF CIVIC LEAGUE.
New Work to he Planting of Trees
and Grass Plots.


and Grass Plots.
The Civic League took important
action at it's regular meeting held
at the library Wednesday afternoon.
The women, feeling the need of
more attention towards beaut;fying
the town, decided on a plan to en-
hance the appearance OF our streets
by more trees and urging the proper
ty owners to put in grass plots
along the edge of the sidewalks as
soon as the paving has been done
Each member of the league is to
pay for at least one elm tree and
is to urge all her friends to help lin
the good work. She is furthermore
to put in grass along the edge OF the
pavement bordering on her home.
We believe the good example of
these women will be followed by our
people generally.
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Your FAN Cold Needs Attention.

NO use to fuss and try to wear It
OUT. IL VIII wear you out instead.
rake Dr. Kings New Discovery, re-
nei follows quickly. 1t checks your
Golo ana Soothes your Cough away
Pieasant' Antisepetic and Healing.
Children like 1t. Get a soc hottie
OF DR.. Kings New Discovery and
keep II In the house. "Our family
Cough and Cold Doctor" writes
Lewis Chamberlain, Manchester
Ohio. Money back IL not satisfied
but " nearly always helps.
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Oaly One "BRoMO 0UININB"

10 get the genuine, cali for fuIi nam. YA&
Ilvk pRoMo QuININR. Look for olenataSe "a
y. w. GROVE. Cures Q Cold In One Dav atoos
eoueh end headache. and works of cold. 2Sc,
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EDGAR j. HINsON
DENTIST

ONCE In Moore Building. over e. b
Roddey & Co.
Hours, 3 to 12-I to @.
once phone 3S. Residence 11s.
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Business Notices

THE LAST installment OF the
Eue+lle Love" series will be
shown at The Star-tealght. be sure
to see it.
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FOR SALE-One new fifty dollar
Davenport bed-lounge, in first
class condition, for thirty-five dol
lars, See G. j. Derrick. Agent L. &
c. Ry. 2-6-F
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WANTED-You to know we nav
moye for chickens, eggs. cows
hides, SQgs and butter. Phone ia,
Plyler e Johnson. 1-2
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FOR SALE-New crop pure Georgia
cane\Syrup in barrels, kegs and
cans. WrTre--fQr prices. w. IL.
Davis, Augusta, GM 1927
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WANTED~You to know we handle
the very bcst-srade of Kalamazoo
celery, fresh at all times. Phone
ia, Plyler & Johnson. 1-2
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LQST-Near Southern depot, a key
Holding Yale lock KEYS
marked ~hSo >, and several other
keys, as well as~a home-made
Coca-Cola bottle opener. -~Return
to j. S. Hollis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-04
WAGNER NIGHT IN
HEADP|N TOURNEY
Twenty Teams Expected to
Compete in Stars Conn
petition.

Following day of rest, due to the
election excitement, bowlers will re-
sumo their quest Of the watch fohs
In The Star headpin tournament to-
night. Representatives of the Fred
Wagner Association, who make their
headquarters at IS Lang street, will
be out in force tonight on the Iro-
quois alleys. The Wagner Associa-
ton numbers many sturdy Primers
among its membership, and at least
twenty teams are expected to take
part in the competition. Although
the headpin has proven quite an
elusive object so far this season, the
Wagner Primers expect to secure sew
eral of them.
Efforts will be made for an early
start tonight, and the first batch or
Primers are expected to start the
games at o'clock.
Clark's o. N. 7. bowlers from East
Newark will roll tomorrow night,
while Primers from the Weston Elee-
trlcal Instrument Company will go
on the alleys Friday night
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-04
DIAMOND HERO Of /
BARRINGER VICTORY
Substitute Quarterback Make.
Good When Given Chance
Against Central.
END RUN TURNS THE TIDE
1.-TWO Championships"
Now Barringer's Goal

The football team represent
ing Barringer High sehoo has a
chance to establish a record on
the gridiron this season For
the first time in the history Of
the institution the Barringer
eleven is in a position to annex
the championship in two
leagues the Newark High
Schools Athletic Association
and the New Jersey Interscho-
lastic Athletic Association. Hav-
ing disposed Of East Side and
Central High School teams Bar
ringer is leading the local
schools. The team still has TO
meet South Sides combination
before Il can win the honors In
the Newark High School League.
In the New Jersey Interscholas-
tic League Barringer viii have
to beat both Stevens Prep and
East Orange High School teams
This seems Ike a difficult task,
but Coach Broadhead's charges
have been playing good football
of late. and their supporters are
holding out hopes.
1.-TWO championships" is the
cry at Barringer High school
now.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-04
Brooklyns Defeat Jerseys
in Soccer League Contest

The Brooklyn F. C. soccer team
did some lively things to the Ma
tional League records yesterday in a
game against the Jersey T. C. at
West Side Park. Jersey City. First
of all the champions handed the
Jerseys their first defeat of the sea-
son. The score was 1 to 0 against
them at half time. but the Brook
lyns recovered during the intermis-
sion and piled up three points. while
they held the enemy rcoreless in the
last period. The final count was
to l.
Brooklyn's victory puts them on
the same rung with the Bronx
United-in second place, just one
point behind the leading Jersey City
aggregation.
H. Neil Hayes shot the goal for the
Jerseys while the three points reg
istered by the visitors were made by
Sweeney, Van der Weighe and Kun,
Sicker
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-04
TEN LIVELY ROUNDS
. EXPECTED TONIGHT
Dave Kurtz Confident He Will
Defeat Young
Hickey.

Dave Kurtz. the local middle
weight, and Young Hickey, of New
York. are expected to furnish ten
lively rounds tonight, when they
meet at the Olympic A. c.. Olympic
Park, tonight. The pair met at a
New York club some time ago, and
the mill is said to have been full of
action. The fighters have agreed to
weigh in at 15s pounds ringside~for
the fray, and forfeits have been
posted to cover this point.
Kurtz is confident that he will be
successful tonight. and will try hard
to win by a knockout. Hickey. how
ever, is reported to be in excellent
condition, and may surprise the local
boxer.
OF no less Importance from a local
standpoint is the semi-final bout at
six rounds between Kid Beck, OF
Elizabeth, and Young West. The
latter gained a decision over Beck
two weeks ago in a four-round bout
and since then Beck has been smart
ing from the sting. He~means TO
even up matters. West is sure to be
in action all the while, for during
his training he has given special at
tention to his footwork. There are
also four preliminary bouts OF four
rounds each on the card.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-04
SAVAGE TO TRY OUT
WESTERN HOPE"
Jim Ready for Ten-ROund Bout
With Tom McCarty
Tonight.

In better shape than ever. Jim
Savage, the Orange heavyweight,
will resume ring operations tonight,
opposing Tom McCarty, the Western
hope" in a ten-round bout at
Browns gymnasium, New York.
Savage is said to have trained siren
uously and faithfully for the milling,
and will endeavor to demonstrate
that he can fight" McCarty Is a
brother of the late Luther McCarty.
and he is said TO have lengthy rec
ord of victories over Western heavy
weights. If Savage defeats Mccarty
he will be Fin right" for more bouts
In the metropolitan district.