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THE FEDERATED CHURCH OF
HYANNIS
"The Friendly Church."
Carl F. Schultz , D.D., Minister
SUMMER SERVICES
For Folk of All Faiths
Sundays at 11, morning worship,
sermon by the minister. Guest
soloists; Mrs. Warren W. Cook,
organiBt.
Sundays at 11, class for pro-
church children tor the conven-
ience of parents attending church.
Sundays at 7:30 , Friendly For-
ums, the 13th successive summer
season, prominent speakers, Illus-
trated lectures, announced weekly,
Annnouncement of activities ot
church organizations will be made
through local items and the church
calendar during the summer. Daily :
the church is open for meditation.
The minister is available for pas-
toral counsel and service and may
be reached at the church office ,
phone 298 , or the parsonage, corner
of Pine and Harvard streets, phone
656. A cordial welcome is extended
summer folk on the Cape for the
season or for a single Sunday.
More than 40 religious denomina-
tions have been represented by
summer guests. Special greetings
are extended veterans. The church
had more than 200 from its parish
In the armed services.
CHURCHES OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Services held in Masonle Build-
ing Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Testimonial Wednesday evening at
8:00. Sunday school convenes at
the hour ef the Sunday morning
service. All welcome.
The subject of the Lesson-Sor-
mon will be "Man," and Included
in the Bible selections will be, "The
Spirit Itself beareth witness with
our spirit , that we aro the children
or God." (Romans 8:16).
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"The Family Church"
Rev. Gage Hotallng, Minister.
Notices for Week of Sept . 8
Organ Meditation and Prelude at
10:45 by Mrs. Frances B. Clarke,
"Now Thank We All Our God" by
Karg-Elert.
Service of worship at 11:00 with
special music including anthem by
tho choir: "Tho Clront Duy of Iho
Lord Is Near" hy Martin; solo by
Mr. Frank B. Mohuffey ; and offer-
tory, "Andante " by Crnmni. Ser-
mon, "Which Way from Hers?"
Nursery for small children in the
parish hall during tho morning
service.
Thursday, Choir rehearsal Is at
7:30 p.m.
Church is open dully tor prayer
nnd meditation,
ST. FRANCIS XAV1ER CHURCH
Catholic
The Rov. Thomas J. McLean , pas-
tor, tho Rov . George C. Lewln and
tho Rev. Edward A. Duffy, curates.
Sunday masses, 6:30 , 7:15 , 8, 9, 10
nnd 11 a.m.; evening sorvlco, 7:30
p.m. Daily mass, 7 a.m. ColifOB-
wlows, Saturday, 4 to 5:30 and 7:30
to 8:45 luii.
Sunday musses at the Saorod
Heart Church (mission), Yarmouth
9 and 10 a.m., preceded by confes-
sions.
CAPE COD SYNAGOGUE
7:30 Friday evening, religious
service. I
ZION MISSION (North Street) I
Mrs, Harriet Grace, Elder.
3:00 p.m. Sunday School; 8 p.m.,
evening sorvlco; Thursday, 8 p.m.,
prayer meeting.
Algln , the marine gum secreted
by the leaves of a seaweed, WIIH
first used as a binder for ink In
China over 3000 years ago. Since*
Its discovery In tho West In 1888,
algln linn been used for Bcoros of
medical ami Industrial purposes.
HYANNIS CHURCH NEWS I
LITTLE THINGS
The power of little things to give
Instruction and happiness should
he the first lesson in life , and it
should be inculcated deeply. —Rus-
sell H. Conwell.
Most of the critical things in life ,
which become the starting points
of human destiny, are little things.
—Robert P. Smith.
Seeing that we have to attain to
the ministry of righteousness tn nil
things, we must not overlook small
things in goodness or In badness,
for "trifles make perfection ," and
"the little foxes . . . spoil the
vines."—Mary Baker Eddy.
Trifles discover character more
than actions of seeming Import-
ance; what one is In little things he
is also in great.—Swift.
In great matters men show them-
selves as they wish to be seen; In
small matters , as they are.—Gam-
liel Bradford.
It's just the little homely thlugs.
The unobstruslve friendly things,
The "won't-you-let-inu-help-you "
things
That make our pathway light.
—Grace Haines.
ORLEANS
Legion Post Gets Their
"Leave " Blanks
Application forms for settlement
of iimis. .,1 leave of World War II
veterans have been received by Or-
leans Post 308 , American Legion,
Adalbert A . fluids , post command-
er reports. These forms for tho
so-called "terminal leuwi \my ot en-
listed men" have been made avail-
able for veterans by the American
Legion, Application forms mny be
obtained at tho Orleans l'ost meet-
ing at 8 p. in.. Motlduy in the Town
Hall or from Post officials,
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WEST DENNIS
Cubmaster la Named
To Church Cub Paok
Lawrence Lovoquist was chosen
Cubmaster of the Wosi Dennis Cub
Pack at a mooting in tho vestry of
the Wost Dennis Community
Church. About so parents of boys
of Cub ago attended.
Mrs . Ruth Hallott anil Mrs. Wil-
liam Ryder wore chosen Cub Moth-
ers. Movies on Cub Scouts were
shown and parents were addressed
by Bmlle 11. Hajar, Hold executive
of tho Capo Odd Council , of Hoy
Scouts .
MORE MORE .. ..
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BOURNE
American Leg ion Auxiliary
Speaker Selected
Carol Young of Sagamore, whoso
attendance at Girls ' State at Bridge-
water Teachers College this Sum-
mer was sponsored by the Auxiliary
of Major-General Leonard Wood
f ont 2;ii), American Loglon, will re-
port on hor activities nl u meeting
Of the Auxiliary In tho Legion Hull
last night.
Officers wore nominated nl tho
meeting which wus presided over
by Mrs . Mildred M. Watson, presi-
dent. The. meeting wus the firm of
the Fall and Winter season,
An automobile trailer , designed
for sportsmen and farmers, will be
equipped with a freezer unit and
space for ouo pounds of game or
fish.
i
GEMS OF THOUGHT
At Cape Cod Hospital
Sept, 1, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry J. Sanborn, Dennisport.
Sept, 3, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
George C. Bunsford , EUB I Brewster.
Elsewhere
In Somervllle , Aug. 23, a daugh-
ter to Mr . and Mrs. George Hing-
ham. Selectman and Mrs. Steven
A. Peters, Mashpee, nre the mater-
nal grandparentB.
In Wareham, Aug. 28. a son to
Dr. and MrB. George P. Wolard, of
Woods Hole.
Aug. 29, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Nickerson, North Falmouth.
Aug. 29, a sou to Mr. and Mrs.
.lumen White, Dennisport.
Aug. 23, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest F. Baker, Chatham.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons Interested in the
estate of AUGUSTA R. JONES
late of Barnstable (Osterville) in
said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court praying that Charles M.
JoneB of Barnstable (Osterville) ,
in said County be appointed ad-
ministrator of said estate without
giving a surety o nhis bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
Hie forenoon on the 24th day of
September, 1946 , the return day of
this citation .
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire , Judge of said Court, this 21st
day of August, in the year one
¦thousand nine hundred and forty-
six, j
CHARLES S. MORRILL,
Register.
Aug. 29, Sept. 5, 12
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To nl) persons interested in the
estate ot MARY R. STUART late
ot Chatham , in said County, de-
ceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by Ev-
elyn R. Drake, of Chatham, in said
County praying that she be appont-
ed executrix thereof without giving
a surety on her bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon , on tho 24th day ot
day of September, 1946, the return
day of this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this
12th day of August , in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-six.
CHARLES S. MORRILL ,
Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court.
To all persons interested in the
estate of MARIE H. IASIGI late of
Barnstable, in said County, de-
ceased.
A petition has been presented to
naid Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by Bos- 1
ton Safe Deposit and Trust Com-
pany, of Boston in the County , of
Suffolk , praying that it be appoint-
ed executor thereof without giving
a surety on its bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney Bhould file a
written appearance, in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 24th day of
September, 1946 , the return day of
this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell , Es-
quire , Judge of said Court, this
-7th day of August, In the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
six.
CHARLES S. MORRILL,
Register.
Sept. 5, 12, 19
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court.
To all persons interested in the
estate of LOUISE R. CRAWFORD
late of Barnstable (Cotult), In said
b ounty, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by David
N. Crawford , of St. Petersburg, in
'"e County of Pinellas, Florida, in
said County praying that he be ap-
pointed executor thereof without
living a surety on his bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court at
Barnstable before ten o'clock In the
orenoon on the 24th day of Sep-
'omber, 1946 , the return day of this
• nation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell , Es-
Wlre, Judge of said Court , this
•' •tli day of August, in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
lorty-slx.
CHARLES S. MORRILL,
o„ i Register,
hept. 5, i2, ig
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sSUUBfS
[TE G A L N O T I O E 8
T^onwealth
of
Mattaehiuatta
nonstable, ss. Probate Court.
.rn all persons Interested In the
..tste of STUART F. SCUDDER
Hte of Barnstable (Osterville), In
iaid County, deceased:
The Special administrator of said
..state has presented to said Court
for allowance his first and final
a°
lf you desire to object thereto,
vou or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 10th day ot
day of September, 1946, the return
day of this citation.
Witness , Collen C. Campbell, Es-
aulre, Judge ot said Court, this
17th day of August, In the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-six.
CHARLES S. MORRILL,
Register.
Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 5
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons Interested In the
estate ot RAYMOND M. CROSBY
late of Barnstable, In said County,
deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court praying that Edith A.
Crosby of Barnstable, in said
County he appointed administratrix
of said estate without giving a sure-
ty on her bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 10th day of
September, 1946, the return day ot
this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this
21st day ot August, In the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-six.
CHARLES S. MORRILL,
Register.
Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 5
PASSBOOK LOST I
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
book, No. 16232. Issued by the Hy-
annis Trust Co., has been lost or
destroyed and that application has
been made to the sai d HyanniB
Trust Co. to issue a duplicate book
in accordance with Section 40,
Chapter B90, Acts of 1908.
Sept. 5, 12, 19
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"year without a Summer" oc-
curred In 1816 when killing frost
and snow were reported every
month ot the year in New York ,
Pennsylvania, New England and
even ns far south as tho Virginia
mountains. According to one the-
ory, the cold was caused hy great
quantities ot volcanic dust in the
air which pi evented sufficient sun-
light from reaching the earth.
In Sagamore, Sept. 2, by tho Rov .
Thnmos McNulty, Miss Ida J. Ollva
of Sagamore, and Anthony Svengll-
ato of staten Island , N. Y.
In Wellfloot, Aug. 31, by the Rov.
Dennis Spykers, Miss Ruth J. Her-
rfo of Wellfloe l nnd Robert P. Lin-
sky of Provlncetown .
In Holden , Maine, Aug. 26, by
Rov. Ashley Smith, Miss Patla At-
kins of Sagamore and Alden C.
Mitchell of Bangor, Maine.
In East Harwich , Aug. 24 , by
Rov. Frederick Frank, MI BB Closti a
M. Clurke of Wost Chatham and
Guy C. Vnlloo of Edgewood , lt. I „
and East Harwich .
In New Castle, Ind., Aug. 24, hy
Rov. S. Allan Watson , Miss Elinor
L. Harvey of Now Castle and Wnl-
tev P. lUpp ot Cotult.
In Wost Dennis, Aug. 29, hy Rov .
Robert Wood Nicholson . Miss Car-
olyn R. Milt nor of lirnokllno and
William B. M . Dunne of Bedford,
In Rust hum, Aug. 2fi , hy Rov.
Weston W. Slogol . Miss Lornu 11.
Bell or Moiiui Vernon, N. Y., and
IGnsth nm , and Stanley E. llnrlon ,
Jr., of Enslham.
In Austin , Texas, Aug. 27 , by Rov .
Franklin unite , Miss Margaret It.
Ilreneinim of Austin , and Arthur
M. Handy of f'nlauniot.
in Boston, Aug. 21 , Miss [rone
Duffy, formerly of New Bedford ,
and Arnold L. Iliiilllolil , formerly
of Hyan nis.
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in Centerville, Aug. 30, Alex
Wlrt inmin , agQij 56.
In Wost Yarmouth, Sept . I, Mrs.
J. Frank Symo, aged 60, ,
In Taunton, Aug. 29, Rov, Henry
W. Mnier, aged 80, of Orleans,
In Norlli Truro, Aug. 20, Herbert
W. Whipple, aged ii5 , of Chatham,
iii Hyannis, Aug. 28, Georgo L.
Ryder, aged 74, of South Yarmouth.
in Fall River, Aug. 28, Edward
Gagno, brother of willlum n.
Gagne of HyanniB,
In llnrwlolinoit , Aug. 20, Arthur
W. Llndholm, ngod 72, or Milton,
WOODS HOLE
Disabled Fisherman Is
Towed Into Port Here
Coasl Guard cutter General
Greene returned lo huso lowin g Ihi '
disabled New Bedford llsheriiiiili ,
Venture I, from no miles southeast
of Noiiinusliuid lo Now Bedford .
The two crafts arrived in port nl
3:80 a.in., Wednesday.
N .'IIH ui'iiei Coast Guards succeed-
ed In floating mi unidenti fi ed auxil-
iary yawl, aground nlioui two miles
oust of Nantucket Harbor entrance,
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Classi
f ied Advertising
Two cents a word first Insertion; 1 cent a word each subsequent In-
sertion; minimum charge for each Insertion 26c. Display rate on ap-
plication. To order a Classified, telephone 1216 and ask for Ad-taker.
• For Sale
PROTECT your good blankets from
moths for 25c a year. One spruy-
Ing of Berlou slops moth damage
for 5-yenrs or Berlou pays for
tho damage. Tho Wallpaper
Snoppe, 302 Main St., Hyannis ,
Mass.
H I G H BACK HAND-CARVED
Hall Chair. Will soli cheap. Box 12,
Patriot Office.
FOR 8ALE
Colonial type Braided Rugs. Hand-
made of now woolens; made in
Hyannis. Call 80 Yarmouth Road.
Tal. Hyannis 1352-J.
FOR 3ALE
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FLOOR PLATE GLASS SHOW
CASE, 10x3x4 feet, electrically
lighted. Call Barnstable 295-3.
Beautiful cradle, 100 years old;
also very old sofa and two old hat
trees. MrB. John Cross, 00 Louis
Street , Hyannis. Tel, 863.
Hand Braided Rugs!
All wool, expertly braided , rich
colorful designs, to especially beau-
tify Capo Cod Colonial Homos nnd
Rooms. Room slues down. Liftlme
rugs. No duplicates ! New and used
Axmlnstors and Brondlooma; hand-
hooked , and a few genuine Orien-
tals. Rug Exchange, 113 Pacific
Street , Rockland. Tel. 1553 , 9 a.m.
to 9 p.m.
• For Rent
OARAGE near Main Street. Write
Box 1 , Hyannis 7/12 It.
• Wanted
WANTED
SECRETARY-COMPANION desires
post on Cape summer weeks, Very
experienced us private Booretnry;
mature, trustworthy travelled, Flu-
ent Crouch , drive ear, willing to
travel , preferably South or Cali-
fornia. Write Box E„ Patriot.
(illtl. 'K BICYCLE with hand lirnli e.
Cynthia Hunt, West Harwich. Tel,
Harwich 38.
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WANTED
TO BUY A ,'1-DEDItOOM HOUSE
near tho Wost end of Hyunnls.
Tel. 1359-M.
Business Opportunities
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SUPPLIES
NEWSPAPERS
MAGAZINES
8MALLH0FF & HAINEB
INO.
282 Main Street Hyannis
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Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGERS
Orleans Tel. 110 Mail.
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Tom O. Crosby
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE
Bnvnstnblo 295-8
Est. 1!>2<1
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• Services Offi ri tl
PAINTING
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR
Ni so, Powers & llumsay
Hyannis 18B8M lliii-w--84RK
SINGER REPAIR HI'iltVICE. hi
I'liiiiiiiini mid Orleans every Tucs
day. All make sewing machines re-
paired; work guaranteed, Now
Singer Sowing Machines nnd sinn-
er Vacuum Cleaners on display, or-
der yours today, Tho singer Shop,
A. MacEnernoy, Sherman Squuro,
Hyannis, Tel. 1810.
MISCELLANEOUS
Wedding Stationery, Engngemont
and weddin g Announcements, In-
vitations, Calling Cavils, Mx Day
Service, Tho Patriot Office, Hyu n-
nls. Tel. .Hy. 1216.
60CO LABELS—83.60
Parcel Posl Paid, i In. x VA; Hod
or blue luli ; in rolls, holder Inolud
oil . Bond einili with oilier. Patriot
onice Hyannis. Tel, liy. 1216.
SALES BOOKS
ion hooks of 50 piiils $11.0 1); 500
books, $1x50. Cash with order,
Patriot Office, Tol. liy. 1216.
FLOORS KANIlKIl AND RIO-
finished, Linoleum and tile renew-
ed, Cull HyiiiinlH 55W3. HyunnlM
Floor Service, iiox 0, Conlorvlllo.
ANTIQUES REPAIRED AND RE-
(inlshod. First (|iiuiliy workman-
ship and reasonable rates. 0. I1'.
Freeman , H, I ping Street, Hyannis.
Tol, ais M .
FLOOH KAND1NH ft IIKKINIKH-
INH . Also machines lo rent. Wall
paper Shoppo, Tol, llyimulH 1755
PAPER IIANflINO - INTERIOR
it lid Kxlorior Pnliillng. floor Re-
llnl liliic . Arvlrl W. .liicohsiin , 23
School Street, HyanniB, Telephone
1142-M. tf
Subscriptions Taken For—
BOSTON HERALD
BOSTON TRAVELER
BOSTON POST
lo collie liv inliil
HELEN M. BERRY
Bass River , Mass.
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Jack's Bike Shop
17 ItitriiNlitlil.- Hi,ml II? JIIIII IM
General Contracting
Onrpontry - Painting
Landscaping
Hamblen - Rogean, Ino.
H yannis Mux 5011 , M UMS .
Telephone 7««w
Depot Square
Tailors
253 Main HI runt , ilyiinnlH
Special Announcomont
Wo aro pleasod lo iiiiniiuiico a
now , prompt mid ofllolonl olonu-
sing ii ii il pressing servloo, Ex-
tra IlllO QUALITY work lit now
below (i. i*. A. colling prlaos,
Work fully ruin unlived lo your
satisfaction, Try us onoo ami
yiui will continue our sorvlco.
OPEN from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M.
Tol, Ostorvlllo 4042
CLARENCE M. MacLEOD
PI \No TUNING
rieiialrln a Reteltlny
(20 years oxperlonco )
M.iri.iuim Mill,. M.II.II.
• Moats unil Accessories
MULLINS FISHING GEAR
INO.
MOW llliilll nun
II II It II I C A N K tested Moor-
Ing lino , start the season right
hy using out-proof, rot-proof ami
Worm-proof mooring lino. Mu-
rine hardware of aU kinds.
JACK BEST
Plumbing and
Heating
Tol. HyiiiinlH 1AH5
III Chestnut HI. Hyannis , Muss.
CRANBERRY PRODUCT IO N
SEEN A8 THIRD LAGE8T
IN HISTORY
Indicated production »r cranber-
ries for Massachusetts this year is
the third largest crop on record
wiih an expected 535,(100 barrels
compared wiih iho 1048 harvest of
478,000.
The 1040 total Is exceeded only
hy iho 1042 crop totalling 572 ,000
barrels und the 1087 harvest or
B05t000 barrels, according to Um
New England Crop Reporting Serv-
ice nl Amherst.
Early Hiacks are expected to ac-
count f'ir alioul 5K per ecu! ot pro-
duction mid Howes 3K per cent.
Weather conditions worn favorable
10 ihe heavy bloom und a I'.ood sot
ot trull wus secured on most lions.
Insect anil fruit worm ilaiiiugo this
season has boon IlKht.
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
Hand Braided Rugs
Omul for GO years. Why worry
after that . Now England's larnnst
selection of Beautiful All Wool
itiir . :. , menu fireplace up to mom
sizes (1x12. If you wish to houutlfy
thai Capo Cod Colonial homo with
those lifetime niKs , will lake youni
in irado. itiiK Exchange, 118 I'u-
oiflo Street, Rockland. Tel. 1658,
!l A.M. to 9 P.M. Now and lined
I Wiltons , Axmlnlst ers and Broad-
looms,
80UTH ORLEAN8
General Kirk Commended
Cape WAC Officer
WAC 1,1. Mary li. Wlnslow , who
operated, tai Monomoy Theatre In
civilian life , lias been commanded
by MaJorConeral Norman T. Kirk ,
surgeon general for supervising the
musloal comedy. "Call Me Mrs,", at
itliii Oliver benoral Hospital. Augus-
ta, Os,
Khe was stage managi r and hu«-
| biess manager of the production ,
1 and tils oueted in it
More than 12,00 personI watched
tlm play when It was presented »t
Kurt MeClellttn , Ala., on AUK . 4lh,
I.t. Wlnslow Is a daughter of Mrs.
Lawrence Kwlim of South Orleans,
' Hint began hor basic training al the
Third WAC Training Center, Fori
[Oglethorpe, Oa., on March «, 1948.
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