THOUGHTS FOR Ollll TIME

By His Eminence Cardinal McGuiga.n tcowrttl L

Pi.'?Tl?.'G CN 0? CHEST

"Ivliat is it that has been The .am;- that shall be. What is it hot hats been done? The saute he: shall he done. Nothing under he sun is new, new able to say: Behold this is icvv. For it has already ;,on.c be '0:-c us in the ages nhat were iclore us." (Ecclesiastes 1:9-10.)

CHURCHES

Anglican Church

51'. PETE1 TS CATHEDRAL Anglican

Itochiord Square The Reverend Canon G. E. Mollatt lil.A., B.D. Rector.

The Reverend W. G. Hogg. Honorary Assistant Priest. Organist and Choir Director Illss Suzanne Brenton, Llc. Music

FEAST OF THE EPIPHANY

7:30 a.m.-Mattias

8:00 a.m.-Iiniy Eucharist Laymen's Corporate Cons- munlon and Breakfast

10:00 a.m.-Church School (6-15)

11:00 a.m.--Procession and Choral Eucharist

11:00 a.m.-Church School 6).

7:00 p.m.-Evcnsong Dally Services at usual hours

I under

CIiRlB1'lAN'8 NEW YEAR DUTY

neither is any of

ITOMORROV-V

' These words were written about H10 1i.C. by the Wise Man. Jewish traiition associates this Wise Man with the Solomon type Old Testament authors-a .iIi..liI in pursuit of true wisdom. I This Wise Man of the on: .'.l'cstament. by observing and lanalyzing the thought and event;

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitaroy Streets Minister: Rev. H. L. Mitton, B.A.. 11.1). Mrs. G. Elliott Full.

Organist and Choir Director

0:45 - -- -Sunday School Start the New Year right by 11111101111 Your children to Sun- il! School. and by remaining for church.

11:00 p.m.-Morning Worship Observance of Communion Sermon: "I am the Way. the Truth, and the Life" (Rem. ning of Sermon Series on the "I Am's of Christ"

Anthem: "Lead Me. Lord" (Wesley)

7:00 p.m.-Evening Service Beginning with n Hymn-Sing led by W. S. MncMurtry Sermon: "I am the Light of the World"

Anthem: "Hope of the Father" (Hawthorne)

All Welcome s'r. PAUL'S ANGLICAN A T' A" CHURCH CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Established 1780 by Royal :1; Ken; snug . Foundation The Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott, Marvel 1). Dunbar. B.'I'I.. Rector. Minister.

Orgaist and Choir Director. Mr. H. John Harris. F.B.C.0.

1:30-Holy Communion 10:00-Sunday School-Junior and --senior Classes 12:00-Sunday Sclnoi-Beginners and Primary Classes iu00n.n1.-Morning Prayer and jflicrmon. broadcast over CFCY. .Anthcm 0ol0:I'-ivensong: f ubieci: "Manifestation el hrist" Anthem

Visitors Are Cordislly Invited To Attend. '

PRESBYTERIAN

I THE KIRK OF 8. JAMES The Reverend T. 11. B. somers.

Minister. Miss E. Lillian Mcliensie. Mus. Bac.. F.M.C.M.. organist and Director of Choirs

0:45 a.m.--Church School For All Ages

11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship and Srrnlun Man's Hurry and God's Pati- enoe” Solo: "The Little Road To Belhlchcnt" (Michael Head) Mrs. Gordon W. Stewart Anthem: ''I Will Lllt Up Mine Eyes" (Clarke Whllieldl

1:00 p.m.-Evening Worship in Ilonour of the Epiphany of Our Lord - Meditation: "The Wise Men and the Star" Solo: "In The Bleak Midwin- tor" (Gustav Holst) Mrs. N. D. MacLean Anthem: "Lead Me Lord" (8. S. Wesley)

-ZION PRESBYTERIAN cuuncn

ror. Prince and Grafton so. The Reverend W. Hsrold Brown.

M.A.. Minister. Rev. E. C. Evans. Visiting Minister. John Lea-Morgan. M.A.. B. Mus. (Oxford)

Mr.

9' "'1 "Wu lite. and by compu- "'t1 ""359 with the thought and ""115 01 other ages, concluded "ll" Fr"? Wisdom that men hive "'1-3,111 basic needs. certain definite desires which must be controlled and properly ""4 (ug- theyilood of the individual and 05 society.

Alas the Wise Man noted. toll often met: misdircct their legiti- mate tlfslres. In seeking to ful- fill their natural nggds they ""911 bEC0")e avaricious. aggra- hlve. oncened, unkind. unchart- table and sinful. No, men have 1101 9113118911 since 200 B.C. as re- Hard-8 their needs and in their

” after the means to fulfill these needs.

111 this treat adventure. some Ire I-lulded by right reason and the love of God and neighbor: others fashion for themselves a law of so-called reason and spam the friendship of God and. their duty to their fellow men. An age- old story. A story. a fact. not to be overlooked with the coming of the New Year.

WHAT OF FUTURE?

What will we see in 1057 that we have not seen before? Do we expect a change for the better in the world situation? Will the East and the West finally come to terms? Or will the wars and the rumors of hot and cold wars still be current? There will not be much in any of this that we have not seen be- fore. it some sudden permanent change does come about in our own time. even then we can see similar development in the cen- turies that have gone before us. On the national scene we know even better what to expect. There is little in business, politics. edu- cation and recreation that will de viate from the norm.

We should be conscious of these facts at the start of a New Year when there is so much cm- phasls on the new possibilities glittering somewhere over the horizon just waiting our arrival. While we do hope for improve- ments in world and national

. Allison Macltae. A.It.C.M.. organist and Choir Director

10 n.m.-Church. School and Fan- lly Hour. "Star of the Morning" Monty ltells in Recitation. The "09" Adult Bible Clus- lst in Series on "Revelation" 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship and Communion Sermon: "Give Me This Moun- tain" Carol: "in the Bleak Mid- Winter” (Holst) 7:00 p.m.-Evening Worship Sermon: "Cancelled" Carol: "Glory To God" The Ordinance of Baptism will be observed at this service.

Central Christian Church invites you to the services oi the Lord's Day.

THE SALVATION ARMY Great George street .. "HOME OF EVANGELISM Since 1005 Capt. and Mrs. J. Carter. Lat Oarpa Officers SUNDAY 11.00 a.m.-Holiness Meeting. 2:00 p.m.-Directory Class 2:00 p.m.-Sunday school 0:00 p.m.-Story Time for Boys and Girls 0:00 p.m.-Open Air Meeting 'I:00.p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting

7TH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH N Laptborn Avenue M tor: W. M. Mercer. B.A.

SATURDAY SERVICE Sabbath Bcheol. 1:00 0.1:. Church Service at 0 p.m.

The public is cordially invited services.

to attend all

GOSPEL HALL Upper Prince Street

Breaking of Bread 10:00 a.In. Snndny school . . . . . .. 11:45 a.m. Gospel Meeting 7.00 Na Telling of Man's Rain by the Fall and God's Remedy thrclli

organist and Choir Director

I0 a.m.-The Church School Adult Bible Class.

11 a.m.-Vursery School

11 a.m.-Divine Worship Sermon: "By Revelation" Anthem: "Christiana Awake"- J. H. Maunder

l:.'l0 p.m.-Service. Calvin Church. Mermaid.

7 p.m.-Divine Worship Evening 8: rvlce: overture. arlns and choruses from Haa- rlelis "Messiah" fl ' " by the choir (Part I) soloists: Miss Barbara Roper. Miss Joan Ragerua. Mr. Brneo Atkins. Mr. William 1!. Rogers.

All Are cordially Welcomed ...T.......MMM.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Ministers: Rev. A. Frank MIGIAII. I.A. ltsv. O. lleward CIIHII. IA. ID.

nu. sssmis. Weir. on.

the Death of Christ.

Neither is there Salvation in II! tnnd be saved Acts 040.

Visitors are very Wounds.

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BIBLE CHAPEL

230 Cumberland st. at Leagwnrth Avenue.

"A Bible Preaching Centre. Pro clllnllll Th0' Lord Jeans Christ as the only lavloar of sinners.”

0:00 a.ni.-The Lord's upper for

pl T let us not forget that such improvements result, not from ephemeral promises and fanciful whims, but from serious. concentrated and especially pray- erful thought and works. CHRISTIAN APPROACH

After the Wise Man had re- viewed all the ills of His age. He realized that real changes take only secondarily in the material

Ef1tt1f'day.Jan.5.19577 11.. Guardian Pa

10 31

Protestant Orphanage. A Contribution:

CHARLOTTETOWN saooo Mrs. Keith S. Rogers. Omitted from Mlllview: 01.00 each: Claude Wood. Francis Drake. Iarin Drake. Ted Crane, Wilfred Drake. Edison Sheidow. HAMPSHIRE i

Collectors Hampshire V1.1. 0100 Mrs. llarnpson " 81.00 each: Mrs. Davis Ward. Mrs. Ben Ward, Mrs. Ralph Younker, Mrs. Earl Ward. Mrs. George Kitson. Mrs. Lorne Watts, Mr. Everett Clow. Mrs. Richard Mac- Lean, Mrs. Errol Stewart, Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. John Clark. Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. Walter Dia- mond. Mrs. Leighton Larter. Mrs. Redvers Stewart. Mrs. James Ste- p wart, Mrs. Heath Lartu. Mrs. Everett Clow.

Total 820.00. NEW DOMINION

Collector, Harvey Livingstone. 02.00 Shirley MacDonald. 81.00 each: Hector Currie. Cam. MacPhee, Walter MacEwen. Tho-I mas Lowther. Wesley MacDoug-,' all. Lem. MacDonald. Sheldon Mc- Donald. Arthur MacDonald. Mrs. William H. MacEwen, Vernon Smith. Lloyd MncPhail, D, Living- stone. Aulden MacPhaii, Tupper Strang.

Total 316.00. TRYON DISTRICT :

Mrs. Howard Callbeclt. Conven-

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I

TRYON I

Collector, Flora G. Clark. 8100 each: George Pratt, Keith Thomas. Arthur Halliwell. Mrs. Amy Shemian, Mrs. Spurgeon Clark. Dorothy Taylor, Mrs. Bes- sie Rogerson, Ruby Howatt. Mrs. Austin Toombs, Mrs. Lorne lnman, Mrs. Maud Bell, Roy Dawson, Mrs. Heath Howatt. Miss lone Wright. Flora G. Clark. Mrs. W. A. Jones, Mrs. Ernest Thomson. Mrs. Sheldon Howatt.

75 cents: Mrs. Earl Msyhew. 50 cents each: Mrs. Agge Soren- son, Mrs. Walter Bell. Mrs. Agnes Francis. Mrs. Allison MacLeod,

Mrs. Claude Vessey, Millie Gam- ble, Mrs. Marshall Konderson. Itsyona Leard.

Total 322.75.

Collector, Mrs. Harrison Lesrd. 50 cent: Mrs. Harrison Leard. 25 cents: Mrs. Gordon Carr. Mrs. Earle Mahey. Total 01.00 TRYON CROSS ROADS

world. Let us imitate His wis- dom when He said: "I observe the mouth of the king and the commandments of the oath of God. Be not hasty to depart from His face and do not continue in an evil work" (Ecclesiastes VIII: 2

A christian approach to a New Year must be essentially one of intemsl spiritual renewal in faith. hope and charity. By par- ticipating in group or social ac-. tion. each of us can do some- thing about the problems of the world In which we live--we have social responsibilities to fulfill. But the Christian must first strengthen himself by putting on the New Man whom Saint Paul mentions-that is Jesus Christ. The Christian then begins to live his spiritual New Year.

A putting on of Jesus Christ is the most important thing a

Collector, Mrs. Sterling Lord. 81.00 each: Mrs. Eric Craig, Mrs. Richard Newsom. Mrs. Vernon lnman. Miss Kathleen lnman, Mrs. Vance Dixon. Mrs. Reginald Dixon. Mrs. George Muttart, Mrs. Sterling Lord, Mrs. Glen Lea. Mrs. Fred Leard.

Total 310.00.

TRYON WEST

Collector. Mrs. Gerald Best. 02.00 Morley Mullins.

31.00 each: Asher Howatt. Har- ry Crnlg, Everett Howatt Sr., Ev- erett Howatt. Jr., Gerald Best. 50 cents: Vernle Robinson.

Total . .

NORTH TRYON

Collector. Mrs. Heath M. Chis- holm.

33.00 North Tryon W.I.

32.00 Mrs. Reginald MncT..ean. 91.00 each: Mrs. Clayton Thomas. Edward Sharkcy. S. D. Dixon. Mll- dred Dawson. Florence MacDona-

Christian can do to assure him- self and his fellow men a pros- perous and tryly happy New Year -a year In which even disappoint- ments and sorrows find under- standing and humble. Christ-like acceptance.

It is with these thoughts in mind that we wish all our readers the blessings of a Holy and Peaceful New Year.

Judgment Given For Appellant

Judgment in favor of the appel- lant in the case of The Queen vs. John Sterling Gass was handed

down yesterday in the Sullremt Court by Judge George J. Tweedy. Q. C.

Gass, with R. R. Bell. Q. C.. as counsel. made the appeal after

being convicted in Queens County Magistrate's Court on a charlie 01 driving while impaired. Conviction at that time ordered a fine of 865 and costs in addition to a three

' oi the "

all, Mrs. Heath Chisholm, Charles Roberts. Everett Ives, Mrs. Ray- mond Wood. Frank Dawson. Mary MacKenzie, Mrs. Otto John- son, Mrs. Howard Csllbeck, Mrs. Arthur Thomson. Mrs. Alec Daw- son. 50 cents each: Parker Delaney, Percy Delaney. Mrs. Frank Dixon, Mrs. Lloyd Howntt. Mrs. Bert Thomas. Reginald Thomas. Mrs. Frank Kahout. Mrs. Russell Thom- son, Myron Dawson.

25 each Mrs. wellington Thomas. Mrs. Marshall Thomas.

Total 825.00.

TRYON BRANCH ROAD . Collector, Mildred Howatl. I 31.00 each: Lewis Francis. Park-; er Francis, George Robblee. Lelth. Stordy. Mrs. Frank Rohblee. I 75 cents: John Francis.

00 cents: Mrs. Stanley Mayhcw. 50 cents each: Mrs. Kenneth Robb-1 ice. Mrs. Robert Crawford. Mrs, Maurice Howntt. Arthur Craig. 40 cents: Mrs. Percy Howatt V 30 cents: Eldon Francis ; Total 09.05

month , i driver's license.

in his Judgement. Judge Tweed! ordered that the appeal he allowed. that the conviction be set aside. that the evidence against the sc- cused be dismissed and also that the line which Gass had paid be returned to the appellant-

J. P. Nicholson represented the Crown.

C oming Events

Auction and (lance Vernon Hall. Monday, Jan. 7th.

Dance Eulot Hall. night.

Saturday

"Altlsl: - - - AND TAKE - - " (Math. 2. 13) God entrusted his Son to very

human hands. There were dangers on every side: a harsh government that demanded taxes in spite of desperate

7:! pm.-Evangelistic C Mud district 1.0.1.. will . . lining the all hymns of the rneevln Canoe Cove Jan. 0th, 2.81. ::'&vm.'ht:nkc::':' W130 'w.' "L T" "nun: No square dance in New Gian-I cot: find "no room"' the hlldl. MP. hf CLEO mwkfwl Herod um the Inn; "'- M M """m' tirnatnne trek of the now we '1'-'-'--A--Y-" ..:."".:.-.'..'-'.:"..,.""."'.:f'.':';'"m..”” n .. M an - uzmno rsavrnooss-st. T'””''' 1"" I 7'” "'"i 1”” "".,.."'i .I'i.'.'"."'7;'.3 ' t a a a (mum; uhpgllrm gimmm W-.:""ob still entrnats no plan: to very a h AT Mt. I101 Illldl - yours I - mine. In still speaks to us as Icv.0-Lssnnxu I n C" N" 6,. ., .,,,,,, .--M... "".'."' Riv:”tlIis.5atnrtiay anu-noun. g,'I' '5' 3""1"' ""1 '”'''I''' 111123 Classes for all horses "M h It---0-In IIIIII 8' '0" Annual meeting of Kingston Pb an In distribute oocr. Word G5 bllellsllwlllheheldonlanauy topeopleofsll colormrsces 11'-I-':"""'1l""""' 10d0pm.HebcBnrre0t.Iaere- ueenoaaurneumtor 'Ip.n.-lvangaiialedhg. um ' gnwggngynezpoyonrgtfts Hlexelahalemap , and andalsobypIIr- - - '--' ..?'.-::..:.'-::.....s'- A:''.:''..: 2:: :.--'-....- :::'.::- 'r::.-":.:: k . . I . gym”. P I! lit?! Honae.. Ant the beginning of this chickens. iackvot 380.00 out who. new year. devotional booklets AHSIIIBLIBOIOANADA -, ,,,,,,,, "4 ,,,.,u, .0... rot.t.etm-nsssnvicm "1”''";:,,, ,,";"1' shlparernnchindcmand m Isou-unuaunn.o.i.i R Jug”-uh,-R "oneoftbewldevarletywould 10 Bid &net '1.;md” J. . F ' be an excellent gift for a sick Iev.l.J.IIlI.3O unc'h&"'..g,'.. orahat-infrtend. I1 Ln.-Hui lush .53" ' ' , . W H - 1cBR1l'l' H" No HANK '1 on-low Iuvhn. ., 5.. 3", . B0! on asztghronoo I II-ti I'll! ill nu. Ila can s'?... m "1"" " minnow wslr . 3.... the """u... Till Ill-I 1101135 nshtImusIPassnIs.ItaalesIsnIcnIlc.natssnn-.Ie- ,..,......., sa-taanlsutansutmlasaserverssrnantn for j &u win of I dis Inc can comm. .

PROWSE BROS. I.-TD. SENSATIONAL

JANUARY mscouur SA

SALE CONTINUES UNTIL ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE HAS BEEN SOLD

LADIES' AND MISSES' DEPT.

Ladies' Fall and Winter Coats, also Misses' Coats. ,

Out They Go, Lesa .. . . . . . . . .. . Ladles' Dresses, Wools, Crepes and Jerseys, Rog. to

3519.98. Sale price . . .. . . . . 1 Another rack of Ladies” Dresses. A nice assortment of styles and colors. All sizes. Regular prices to 323.00 1 6

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Sale Price .

A few Junior Dresses. Values to 510.95

Sale Price A lot of lovely Suits for Ladies 1U Goingat 2 price

Scarves, Crepes and nylons, printed and plain colors. Out They Go, Each .. . . . ..

59c

A WOUDERFUL BUY IN LINGERIE. JUST ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR CHRISTMAS. RATHER THAN RETURN WE ARE OFFERING IT TO OUR CUSTOMERS AT A DISCOUNT OF

2570

A lot of Lingerie, broken lines, slightly soiled. Pyjamas, Gowns and Slips. 1! 2

Clearing at price

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS 1 .00 2.98

A table of Ladies” Hats, Felts, Vclours and Velvets To Clear

Another table of Hats, good assortment styles and colors. Slightly soiled. To Clear

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FLOOR COVERING and DRAPERY SPECIALS Good quality Axminstcr Rugs, in shades of wine, green and grey, at the following Bargain Prices:

Sizes 6'x9', Special 5339.00; 9'x1()';'. Special 369.00; 9'x12', Special Also Asmmsici Mats, sizts -1 x o1. Discontinued designs in Rexoieum and Baroleum Rugs. Several good designs to choose from. on sale at the following Extra Special Prices. 6x9 ft. 31.19; 7'-1X9 fl. 35.19; fix?! 11. 316.19.. 9x101; ft. 347.19; Elxlili; ft. Sill!)

Remnants of Inlnid Linoleum. Congulvunl and Rexolcums. Sizes from 2 to 4 yards long and 2 Clearing Less

Special Prices on Ronni Slim during this Sale. Broken lines in frillcd Curtains and Cottage Sets. Some sligliily

1-3 2.69

Tailored Curtains. Ecru shade. Sim ii x 91

Sale Price per pair ..

Embossed Plastic. suitable for rirnpvs. in shades of white, blue. green and pink. 54 inches wide.

Special Sale Price per yard . . . . . . . . Oval Bedroom Rugs. size 4 x 6 ft., in shades of blue. I

roseandgreen.Spec-ial SalePrico

yards widv.

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ALL LADlES' and MEN'S LUGGAGE CLEARING LESS 2570 OF

wimsn STORE I-IORS

ornn MONDAY. -mnsosv, wnnunsosv a rmmsnsr 8:30 A. M. to 5:00 EM. rmmv 8:30 AM. to 9:30 mu SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY cwss: AT 12-as nu.

BABY'S, KIDDIES' and GIRLS' DEPT

cloths. Sizes 2 to 14x. Clearing, Less Boys' and GlrIs' Snow Suits, Regular prices S7.95 to 314.95 Sizes 2 to 6x. Clearing, Less Gir1s' Dresses and Skirts, Plaids, Tweeds and Plain. Clearing, Less Ladies' Wool Cardigans, sizes 14 to 20. All shades.

A special line. Clearing, Less

Kiddies' Wool Sweaters, Cardigan and Pullovers. Reg. 31.98 to 333.98. Clearing, Less ..

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per yard. Clearing, Less

252.

Boys' and Girls' Winter Coats, Station Wagon, Tweeds and Plain

25th

252:

252: 252.

1 -3

Wools, Tweeds and F Iannels. 54 inch wide. Regular 32.50 to 54.50

Cottons, Flannelettes, Broadcloth Cretonne, Curtaining, Wool cloth, Silks, etc.

M me:

Remnants

Ladies' Nylon Hose. Substandards. 51 gauge, 15 denier; 45 gauge, 30 denier. Regular 331.35 per pair.

Sale Price 4 pair 1.25 75c 202.

Ladies Seamfree Nylon Hose, good fall and winter colors.

Special at

. 2pair..........

Curtain materials in Organdy Marquisette, 46 ind: width. Substandard Bath Towels in yellow, blue, grey, pink 2 Regular S350. Going per pair for I Colored Stripe Bath Towels. Colors, Blue. Green, Rose and Yellow. Size 18 x 36.

Clearing Less Wabnsso Pillow Cases, Plain hem and Hemstitched SaIePriceperpair........'......................... 0 201:

Standard size. Sale Price perpair

All Crown Diamond Paint products. On Sale Less

MENiS and BOYS' DEPARTMENT

All Men's Winter Overcoats, Vcluurs, Elysians and Fleece. Blue. brown and greys. Sizes 36 to 44 Clearing Less .. 0

Men's All Wool Vt orsted Suits. Nylon blends. Large assortment of colors and styles

7 Clearing Less O .lIcn's Heavy Quilted Tweed Jackets. Mackinaw Coats and Leather

25”A 8.60

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Plaid Motor Rugs. Regular 53l1..3t).

Sale Price . . . . .................... Illcn's Muftlcrs. wow plaids and silks. Clearing Less 0 Men's Overalls and Dungarees. 7 CIearingLess ................................... 250

Men's Flannelctte Pyjamas and Night Shirts. Extra good quality. Clearing Sale Price . . . . . . . . Balance of Men's Sweaters and Pullovers. Clearing Less

Boys" Suits, good assortment of patterns. Clearing Less

Boys' Lined Winter Jackets and Coats. Clearing Less .....................................

Boys' Sweaters. Pullovers and Coat Styles

3.79 250: 25176 2576

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Clearing Loss . . . .

USE YOUR CREDIT

n I ASK snout, our sssv PAYMENT PLAN voun canon is soon on runs SAL! I

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