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" ,V. "o.f interest to
flUC,ouii-. readers:
; JaraeA ?Shnf Old of ; LiuCoK
toa, N 0, ia visitiu&B 8 Sha
ford ami family., ;
"M'rauV Mrs B-S Shuford
V tnokjSUtipar with Dr and Mrs
(J 'A Katoeaur i Wednesday
venihg... ,
;"fMi6May Van Poole of
Salisbury, visited Miss. Lula
KPearlfe Bostiao at ber home
';':-Mis$ -, iali Pearls Bostiao
; has gone Slisbnry to visit
Mra'KaraetitjBean.
fe. .ilifes et ABoatian left
ViheWilt attend -the State
;Kotmal., '
v,
Jofin ; Da Ad Mcl
(tchiosabd family epent the
4fhJn Richfield. ;
yBoak' Earnhardt wot to
BatesviHevThursday oa a
business-trip.'
' Mr and Mrs A f York of
8hteDorot Rural No 1, are
visitiDK their daughter, Mrs
A A Hurley.
TM? China GTrove ball team
will play tjie Faith ;teara- at
; Faith on next Saturday. All
fans are asked to go.
" ; tJ D Ratn&aur, who has
been card grinder ia Fatter
ton Mill No 2, will leave
, Baturc :ay f or Concord , where
he has accepted a position.
Communion Services will
be held at St Market E L
jhurch' by" th raptor, Rev
'yjljLM we r:-u tviiun ay morn
'T'-fogVliV-tt--i?tr.;l(-k."'. -
e The MisrfotiXu ly iaa of
OhaDl K L church , met at
the. home of Q G Black wel
der Wednesday night.
Re vp W H Rifei and C A
Brown were in Salisbury
Wednesday attending a meet-
ing of the executive commit
tee of the N C Synod.
Ray R Ritchie, who is at-
tending a business college in
Charlotte, is spending a few
days at home.
HQ Miller has been quite
eick for a few days but is-im-
proving at present
Mr and Mrs R C Kimball
motored to Concord to attend
tbe reception of emp oyees
- driven nv iiw oncora xeie
phoas Co.
Mrs T S Lefler will visit at
Mrs B F Kimball's next week.
Mier L i 1 i i e Stirewaltr
daughter of G O Stirewalt. is
very Ul .at the' home of her
fatheron route No 1
Cotton blossoms, beans and
corn arH plentiful on Rural
. Route 1. The farmers are
to get crops in good condition
after the rains.
M I) James of Cheeter,,S C
is erjnding a few dnys at
J L Holsfiouser's.
H C Miller and J N D.iy
vault celebrated the 4th of
July Ashing in Cran Orel&
Niimhrtf 'alight not fir'Vei .A-f
Rev and Mrs R L Brown of
Granite Quarry, sjVnt last
wtk with tneir sou. J no vR
Brow
Rev W H iilfr, J R Br wn ,
.1 hKn ( ) RofetiM ii - a D h K
Correll epnt the 41 h in Salia
bury. v '
.M4bs Miriam -.' Holman bf
Columbia; South t,ar liuftAi
vidit ng Misses Tbelm i. K Vir
4? nia and Zenith, Rizer , on
Franklib Avenue.-. '"
Get it at Siflferd's.
- Mrs A 01 WertV and cbil
drenol. altsburyaTe yisi
in a t J L Holsbo user's.
MrsC Albert Miller Jenta
1 e wfda ys atf the hotne of her
mot her. Mrs ' Mj.fi ' Grah am,
this week She came in -for
the Roie Jenkins; party Tties
day tif terhoon, which vwas a
most delightful affair.
J L Sifferd: spant .Tuesday
andapartof Wednesday in
Sallsbuy1and Rockwell .
Mrs J W Cook and chil
dren of Charlotte, are spend
ing a wek with Mrs ook'e
father, Ml Ketchie, and
other-relatives. " -
,' WO Sifferd and famiiy are
expected to return trom their
mountain trip this evening." '
Mrs C jiBostian and chiN
dren returned home Tuesday
from a visit to her sister, Mrs
Chas Hileman.
Jasper Cline of Alabama,
spent Tuesdajrwith his'eister,
Mrs J E Correll.
Mrs. E Miller and d aughter,
Miss Olanthe, ; will leave
Saturday for Montreat where
they will spend some time.
Dr E T Brown, returned
mi-nonary from Japan will
preach at Center Grove E .1
Church on the third Sunday
in July, on occasion of : ChiK
drensDa
Miss Racdsaur lett Saturn
day for Hay wood, Va, where I
she will spend the summer
months. a a
Miss Margaret HouekA of
Stalesville, N C, is visiting:
her sister,"' Mrs E Miller, at
Fair View Farm. - a
Missis Marv
and
Lillian
Miller returned home pun
day:frora-Wa8hiugtcfn:; 1 C,,
Philadelphia, New York cUy
and other points north.
Mis, Christine Miller re
turned Monday night after
spending seven weeks with
her lister, Mrs Dr Loadholt
at Fairfax, S C, accompanied
by her friend3,'the Misses Von
Ohsn of Orangebuig, S C.
Mrs L W Harris was hos
tess to the Thursday After
noon Club yesterday.
Miss Ruth Thom is spends
ing a few days in Creedmore
visiting her sister ,Mrs W B
Labley.
R W G'ay spent Wednep-
day ib High Point on busi
ness.
Miss Ethel Terrell of Cou-
cord spent Tuesday witb Mrs
R D Jenkins, as truest at her
party.
Miss Mae Vaught, of Philadel
phia, Pa., has returned home
after a pleasant visit to Miss Rena
Puckett, of Sumner.
Quite a number of our people
spent Tuesday in Salisbury,
among them being the following:
L A Lentz, G G Black welder, R
M Earnhardt, Stokes Sechleri .H
A'Bostian, Sr.r P A Sloop, John
R Brown Rev W H Riser and D
A Hodge.
Judge arid AMrs. George; W
Brill, or Uanvine, Indiana are
visiting Mr and Mrs Charles
E
Miller this week. Judge
Bril
occupies the bench in the
55th
Indiana judicial district.
M Memtier of School Board 1
Mc L. Ritchie,' the popular
manager ot tne unvna throve
Hardware Co., has been elected
a member of the - China Grove
Schools; MrrRitchle was" elect
ed in. the place of Dr, DeWitt C.
Swaxingven whose time- expired.
LJ?r. Swaringen declining re"elec
lion; The, election of-Mr. Ritfihte
is highly eommenclable anav will
have the hearty approval of the
, Art fv m S ."
Mrs. Franks E.-Wrigbt, of Lan
dis, died Monday ; night, "June
19th, death being d ie to measles;
and a complication of disease r fol
lowing. . Surviving, are a hus
band, Prank-Wright,a prominent
business man of Landis, and two
children. Funerafservices took
place Saturday morning at the
Lutheran church, conducted by
pastor. Rev. P. E. Shealy, the
remains being interred 1 m the
Liandis burying grounds Mrs.
Wright was a-M iss Alexander of
Cabarrus a daughter of J. Cress
Alexander, of Glass, who sur
vives. ;V Three .brothers, Tom
ilfex'ader, of Concord; Ralph; of
Glass, and T. AtAlexandfer, " of
Mdoresville, and Miss Madge
Alexander, of Glass, survive her.
Mrs. Wright was one of the best
known women of Rowan county
and was held in the highest es- L
teemTby.a large circle of friends.
John .A. Arey. formerly well
known citizen of China Grove,
died in High Point Sunday, July
2nd. 1916 at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Espia Ritchie where he had
been making his home for some
time,-at the age of 68 years, 6
months and 23 days. His body
wis broughiTback to China Grove
ioa No. 11 on Tuesday, July 4th,
Ad gently laid to rest by the side
of his wife in Greenlawn ceme-
err, Rev. G. A. Brown conduct-
ingthejurial services. He leaves
6 mouril his death three daugh
ters; Mrs. j Moses Wyatt, Mrs.
jspia tcttcnie Mrs. Aitrea U.
Kiuttz and' a number of friends
and relatives
F. A. McKnight a well-known
citizen of Charlotte,, died Tues-
lffaygf ai histliome in Char-
ptte. He was 59 years old and
wanattijg43t4ow county,
HTswife, who survives, -wais' Mfcss
Mattie Isenhour, of Concord.
Besides three children, Mr. Mc
Knight leaves a brother, M. E.
McKnight, of China Grove, and
a sister, Mrs. George Untz, of
Cabarrus county.
Biliousness and Stomach Trouble.
"Two . years ago I suffered
from frequent attacks ot stomach
trouble and biliousness," writes
Miss Emma Verbryke, Lima,
Ohio. "I could eat very little
food that agreed with me and I
became so dizzy and sick at my
stomach at times that F, had to.
take hold of something to keep
from falling. Seeing Chamber
lain's Tablets advertised I decid
ed to try them. I improved rap
idly . Obtainable everywhere
4M
Winecoff-Bostian.
The marriage of Miss Virginia
Winecoff, daughter of Mrs. H. A
Winecoff, and W. H. Bostian,
son of J. L. Bostian, both of this
place, was solemnized in Salis
bury July 4th. , From Salisbury
they went to Greensboro and re
turned here Wednesday morning.
This was quite a surprise to the
many friends of these splendid
young people They have the
best wishes of all for a long arid
happy life.
.
. . How's This?
We offer One Huudrdred Dol
lars Reward for any case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Tcle-
do, Ohio.
we tne undersigned nave
known B J. Cheney for the last
15 yearsv and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations
made by his-iirm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERCE. Toledo Ohio - A
Hall's Catarrh Cure, is taken
iliternaliyi acting directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
System.; Testimonials sent free ?
Price 75 cents per ; bottle. Sold
bylM)ruggists A ;
, Take Hall's : Family Pills
constipation' " - ; A '
for
it at Sifferd's.
oin is' a llstlso :farr pre-J
parefor the various ' family;: re
bniba i $und ay school K con vett f
idnsfaMi&rs institsietc., tq
be" held -in' Rowan county - this
summer; :
18; Salisbury .Township
rSAS. Convention North Main SV
m. Jiihurch a a u- v.v
."V Jultl9, Unity Township S.-S.'
Convention, v Lebonon Luthern'
' JulySo23, Southern Lutheran
Conference-Mt.4 HermOn Church
Cabarrus ' :- . A A r-
" July- 24 Farmer's - Institute,
Woodteaf. . ;f " '
July 25 Farmers Institute Mt.;
Ullar. v ' .A. . . . A;V:
July 26, Yost-PlesS Stirewalt
reunidn Mt J Hope -Reformed
ChurchjA . ;' . . -..
Jiily27, Litaker ATownship
S. S. Convention, Faith. .a
Julyfi29, Farmer's Institute,,
China Grove. 4
July,30 Home Coming, Lower-
stone Church. - A,
.August I, Atwell Township
S. S .Convention; Oak ' Grove
M.;ES Church a
August 3. 46. Nazareth Home
Picnic, prescent, Northern Luth-
Leranr Conference Bethel Church .
August li ; Gbld Hill Town
ship S. SlConyention, Gold Hill.
August 15, franklin township
S S convuintiotl, Mt Tabor church
August 17,;- Home Coming
"Salem Chutch.. A -
August. 18,! 'Scotch . Irish S S
convention, Providence church '
"August 29-30, County S. S
Convention Rockwell,
li you are gomg to nave a
family reunion, hand in the date
so there will be no conflicts this
year
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Ccnstipatjon ind InilgestloH.
I have used Chamberlain's
the best I have ? ever used for
constipation. , , and indigestion
My. wife a)so ij-jed.them for ind.
gestionrid tby dW6dd,f
writes Eugene S. Knight, Wil
mington, N. C. Chamberlain s
Tablets are mild and . gentle in
their action. Give them a trial.
You are certain to be pleased
with the agreeable laxative effect
which-they produce. Obtainable
everywhere.
Post Graduate Course for Physicians
The first of a series of post
graduate courses for the physi-
cians of Rowan and adjoining
counties was held in -the court I
house in Salisbury yesterday I
afternoon. The courses which
o vo worv irif-.ornst.incr and hfilnful l
"A r I
to tne nociors, are oemg con-
dnctea DVur. J. rt. uersiiey 01
Chicago, assisted by Dr. E. R,
Rankin of Chapel Hill. Twenty,-
One physicians of the county are"
taking this course Dr. C. M.
VanPoole is chairman for the
Rowan physiciaps.
Should Sloan's Liniment Co Along?
Of cource it shouldl For after a
strenuous day when your muscles
have been .exercised to the limit
an application of Sload's Lini
ment -will take the soreness aind
stiffness away and get you in fine
shape- for the morrow You
shonld also use it for a sudden
attack of toothache A stiff neck,
backache, stings, bites and the
many accidents that are inciden
tal to a vacation .We would as
soon'leavfr our. baggage as go
on a vacation or camp out witn
out Sloan's Liniment." ..Writes
one vacationist: '-We use it for
everything from" cramps to tooth
ache." Put a bottle in your bag,
be prepared aud have no regrets.
Rev Riser and Family Return
Rev AW, H. Riser, the popular
Lutheran minister, wife and
family, have returned from their!
three week's vacation, spent in
Qai tK flftrnllrtn. A SftfnAif .
meners:;of..,lie-..CDngretion
found out whn they would arrive
arar.gen.nave tne .nouse; open
andV ifewv good things vt4 eat
ready f or-4henu . They were
tlgrjatly7 missed during 4iheir ab
sehce; find' ; the - congregation is
happy on their return.
Get it at Sifierdo.
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ROVAII
LOGttS
There, will be a 'partial eclipse
of 4he; moon , visible here onS July
lth-beginniag at 918. mV and
ending; at 2il4 next morning. An
annual kr eclipse of thjfsun will
take place on July . 29th, but is
not visible here. , '
'y Ar meeting of all of the Wood
men camps in the county isto: be
helcl in Salisbury next Tuesday,
night for the purpose of discuss
itfg the ways and. means of enter.,
tainirig the" Uniform. Ran k of the
order to hold its encampracnrhere
July 11-16. It is hoped, to hatve
abig parade some day d iring the
wjeek with all camps repreeented.
' Tbi-many friends of Drl W. W.
McKenzie will be glad to learri-oi
his retumio the cily alter several
months'- absence in Richmond
where .he was treated for m rvous
trouble.' Dr. McKenzie has been
completely restored to health
which is indicated by his looks.
a joint meeting ot trie execu
tive .and program committees of
the Rowan Sunday School- Asso
ciation is to be hld in the old
court house this evening for the
purpose or arranging-for the an
nual convention to be held at
Ror l A. 2q -
-
' Wednesday evening the Spen
cer public school, board met and
elected V L-Wyatt of Virginia,
superintendent of the Spencer
schools, succeeding Prof. M. L.
Barnes as resigded.
The Lutheran Ministers As-
soclation of Rowan andadjoiriing
couniies is caiieo 10 meei m.re-
gulaf session in St John's E. V
church; Salisbury; Sunday, July
Fisher, of Faith, will discuss the
XIV article, of the Augsburg I
confession tad vRey,;
pies of Uni6n church
ChaSL3
will dls- I
, .. . I
cuss ?The Pastor's Relation to I
the Sunday School."
The Mooresrille picnic will be
utA v.: nu.A t..j i
uciu luia jcai vu uuiauijr, j uij
27 th.
Next Sunday Rev. G W. Vick
of the Park Avenue Methodist
church will baptize seven new
members into his church The
baptisms will take place in the
pool at the First Baptist church
during the. afternoon, these mem
bers haying expressed a prefer
ience for this method.
. . .
as tne next generation is ex-
pected tQ do nothinff but pUyf
some oeoole will boen a nlav
ground on ixortn xuain street, aa-
ioinin'0" the court house. to-niirVit.
No doubt the boys who take part
' O I
in this opening
will enjoy the 1
occasion.
Taking Br Chances.
It 'is a great risk to travel
without a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, as this preparation
cannot be obtained on the trains
or steamships. Attacks of bowel
complaint are often sudden and
very severe, and everyone should
go prepared for them. Obtama
ble everywhere.
Elss Corriher Visits Hera
F16yd Corriher and his charm
ing sister, Miss Bessie Corriher,
of Mill Bridge,' took supper and
spent the evening with Mr; and
Mrs. A. M. Hatfua last Saturday,
Miss Cpmher has spent seven
years in missionary woric in
China and expects to tetuna there
about January.,. She is an inter
esting talker, a delightful visitor.
and it. was profitable as well as a
great pleasure to Mr. and Mrs.
t tianna to nave this deliehtful
VlSltOF.
! L08k G00dFeel Good
No one can either feel g6od flor
1 look cood while siififerino- fmm
1 constipation. Get rid ofith at tired,
UittKsj Aiicicss leeimg ,dv atreat
ment or r. iiug s jNew Life
TZn "XnlXZlV t "TT
or? two pills tomht. In the
morning' that stuffed, dull feeling
; is gone and you feel better at once
;Good iU Day will' bB bbseryecl
in Mooresville,. Wednesday; July
X2r i&a new jjcheme 'torv attract
ing: crowd 7 and having a good
tim0.;" .;. A--' :
The folio-vying is the r program
which will be observed.
; Stores closed atvll a. m.
Firemen's Parade 11:15-11.30
Automobile Parade 11:30 12 KX)
Free. Dinner 12:03-1:00
Sneaking 1.15-2:00, Mayor -O.
B. Eaton of Winston-Salem.
Fat Man's Race, 200-2:15 $1.00
jrize givemto winner. '
. Egg and Spoon Race, 2:15-2:110
Greasy Pig contest, 2:30 2:45.
Pig goes to cateher. ; '
' Three legged; race, ' 2:45-3:00
Hen Contest, 3:00-3:15
vClimb the slick pole, get $2.00
at top, .3:15-3:45 ...
Baseball -Factory gr ound.
Fats vs. Leans, 4)0-4:30. ' ,
Stores open 4:30 ; ;
. Band concert 5:0CM60O ' '!
- Special illumfnatipn'on .main
street, 8:00 p. m. t-.
To any . couple marring'' in
speakers stapd after the free
dinner 00 in gold given as a
wedding present.
Music furnished by Charlotte
band.
i HacHfl? CMZll WeakCK Tllfl SjStfini
Don't suffer with a hacking
cough that has weakened your
system get - .a bottle- of AD.r.
King s New Discovery, in. use
over 40 years and benefiting all
who use it, the soothing pine
balsam with the tar heal the irri
tated air- passage Soothes the
raw spots,-; jose'ns. tbe- mucous and
prevents racking th,e- body with
covery induce-natural sleep and
aids nature to cure you.
A, - ' -
District CoMertBCO at WflOflCaf x
.Hie Salisbnrji .District Confer-
Church, outh; - will b&r-leldat
Woodlpf, I-Cpyaw jPonty, '4egm
podhf,
Vag.ofy Wednesday of next week,.
July 12, and remaining insessio
, i .1'. '- A rri? i ' ',
several days. The1,nference
hwill be presided over." by.MXr." J
Q. Priding elderKVthe
"iomk.
Wy Efldiiremmir Celte?
It-isriH nc ssarv'.fb have a stuffed
hadt- running Mosse. To 'cough
your head pff,asi it were. All you
need to do--is to use Dr. Bell's
Pirie-Tar Ho ey The soothing
and healing balams open the
clogged air passage and in a short
time you get relief and s tart on
the road to recovery. Your nose
stops unntngv you cough less
and you 'know you are getting
better, (jet a bottle, use a direct-
cu'. c wu" 15 as a couSn
J IS - 1 x 1 r . .i ,
ROf. UMamjr 1ESK AIlCCSulI B0ID8
n... I- L i t L XT.... i , n
Rev. Joseph Graham of Wood
ford, South Carolina, and family
are expected m town next-yeek
at the home of his sister, Mrs. A
M. Hanna.
Rev. Graham is coming by
automobile and hopes to visit his
ancestral home in Grace Church
neighborohood while in this vicin
ity. This old home has been in
the family name ever since it
was purchased from Lord Gran
ville, and is the .hist tract of a
large estate, at one time owned
by his fore-fathers, -who were
some of-the earliest settlers of-
Rowan County, and he has. in
view the purchase of thii place
wrreinm lijto me ijranam name
Entertainment Postponed '
mil. j
me entertainment wmcn was
to have been given here tomorrow
night by William E. Norman of
Cbaiflotte, has-been postponed
13ust OIe week owing to
Mr.iNor-
I nian s illness. . our people can
therefore look for the - entertain
ment Saturday night,, July 15tb.
Mr. Norman's ability as an en
tertainer is spoken of in the high
est terms bv those who have
been.preMit at his performanc
i es ana our people are assureu oi
a splendid treat when he comes
This entertainment is to be given
x, utAin,
nnder the auspices of the M4ie s
Aid . Society , of the Methodist
July 3. We-are haviri &to
season
The wheat crop is'a little shori -; ;
ia uu8commnnity. - a; : a;
Th, , i -, . .- h vrr
wiu oe- an ice-cream k
supper at M. UOvercaah'stord ? -1 A
Saturday nighit,''Julyi8 Eveiy?vf
come out 4 . :; c .-l.-' '
MiIo: Johnson is workhif Ha.- V'H'i
tue rocKs near aitn. a
Robert Josey, the fock ctitteri
has opened a rock quarry- near
his home. A ' A? VM-
There will be an ice', cream
supper at E. M. Deal's Saturday .
nicrYit Tnlxr IK 'Cw t. Ji-I-W. i ' .
vited to come. " ''.ffi'.t
Lewis Yost visited at E&lfc
Deal's: Sunday.
Ir. and Mrs'.-M. Lk Over cash
visited at J. A. Soger's at Kan--napolis.
Sunday. ; -1 4
An automobile crowd visitedv-
at M. A. Overcash's from Kan-..
napolis 5unday.
Mr.' and Mrs. G. C. Bostian
visited at Mi lo Overcash's Suni
day night. ' . . - "
William Shuping has gona )
back to Kannapolis to work, . :'.f : '
There will be preaching at -'A
Rock Grove church Sunday,
July 9, at 11 a. m. ; v
FAITH
July 6. On the" Fourtk a very ,
interesting ball game was'playedi
here. TheV boys from Watts'
Cross Roads came up and played-
the Faith boys. Resblt, 5; and, 9
in favor of Faith. here ' was ; a
r&iowdjf .-pretty .youngs
and anoher crowd of older people.;
Thete Wiethe largest crowd 0ut "
to See tfef ea'me1: that we Tiaxe -
seen in a'lorig time.. We couneof ;
iwejye auiomoniies on tne pail x
SfrouhcLx Th"eyire; 'all pleased '
-?iL"r-T5 !liA 'I " " i . '
wuirr aunxana expect XO meet -the
iRiith boys ajfaih.soon.
: ju tne exening oi JUiy ia re.
R. Wniiamahd lrs;rA:ggie Mc- '
Combs drove' to 'the -Reformed
parsonage in an automobile where -they
were martiei by Rev. H. A-v
Walker Mr Williams is a pav
ing block cutter and was boarding a V I
nr l iu iita UAIUC WQU IS. LUC' piCHJ
young widow of the. late Lawson.
McCombs. :T l,heir friends - wish -
th m a long and happy life. "
Yenus has jiist found out that :
Adam'Lyerly is married. He
married Miss Ila Safrit, daughter' -t
of Mr and Mrs L W Safritr.f
Crescent Their many friends AT"
wisn tnem a long ana nappy me.
Miss Mary and Ivey Efird have
returned home after visiting theirV
sister, Mrs. Banks Peeler. '.
' ' Henry Wyatt, who was boring. .- ? :
a deep well for Simpsovn-Corn'f'T;A.
bored a long time ii-solid granite
taking out cose after cose of solid
granite, concluded that he. did'
not want to bore clear through
the earth, to get water,, has post
poned it till next fall when; he---A
will try it again. So he plugged :
the hole up and wentto another . ,
settlement to bore where there is
not so much solid rock.;
Venus received a letter, from .-af'
reader of his items atjLocnjt,- N.' -'' ;
C, telling us ot a cunoua" pistol C-':
that we will go to se'esouie time
and get its pictures ltoots.teit
times with one loading 'V'anda t
something ; different "ironf Tnost.- )
pistols:,.: ..vj Ary?:-:
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