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'
‘ n. pisttm not a little mound
"' yesr'.‘ who-
' than other people. ‘
‘ wss cvsrsvhshnsd with cs
They Are Nubile!“
sndl‘lloydssnsiisloustollst
F you wont to mild audios for
1 Christina. try dipped shoeoistss
nude» with, uncookod MMt.‘
They are essy lo malts. delicious to
out. end tempting to loelt st. ‘
it you wont to. tor live ”MI such
you ras‘huy little iondsnt molds
and in these you csn mold some e
the tondsnt. But you con tom it
into nest bells and rolls by bond
quite as well. ‘ .
To begin with. how. plenty st con-
fectioners' eussr. tree, trout. lumps
'i‘o street this. roll the sussr with I
“wash rolling pis"‘nll s. bosrd.
Sill‘i of!
the egg white with two tablespoons
ot crssm slid s pinch 02 credits oi
torisrv'a. ssltspoon isn‘t too much.
Then odd the tondsnt until the moss
is still ‘enough in hsndls. Now
"over it.
sepsrste it into different divisions
and lls' r' some with siioond ss-
tl-sct s then worlt in s lot at
chopped blsnehod‘shnonds or other ,
" nut mssts. l'lsvor some with com
or ohocoists powder. Add grstsd
orange rind. lots or it. end "s little
avenge estrsct to some. Add s. tow
drops.ot essence oi peppermint to ,
some. Add .ysnillo to some. ' .
Form the nsvored tondunto in
choose and. dry them on wsssd
paper in the colon-tor irons one to
six hours. or overnight. the vsnills-
lisvorsd ton’dsnt csn be used tor
terrains nut snd truit centered-um
a soodvsisod chunk of nut most with
u bit at fondant. or a. piece of
candied truit with u piece st tondsnti
'l‘ou csn drain insrsischino cherries
from their Juice. roll than in still: .
further to sbsorb‘the Juice. and lids
.roli,thsm in tendon: to malts «u.
clous fillings. Candied singstf‘ssiii
blanched whole slmonds bWTih
the oven odd turther vsristfl‘bbl’ibe
centers. ' f _ * ' ‘ . ’
For the outsides. use candy-
muting chocolsto. Melt it over hot
water and then let it goth little
cool before diluting the chocolstss.
tied a wire condv dipper or o torll
to hold the londsnt conter~in..the
chocolate until it iscli casted. Then
remove it sud droin it s. little dud
place it to dry on a piece oi used
pspsn. Embellisit the tops '0! the
candles, it you wish. with hsives oi
pecans .or walnuts or blanched
almonds orm‘itlt tiny silver condiss
or bits 0! candied-units. s!
I
Let the candles stsnd tor s tow:
Th6?
“Kilt! betore pecking them.
a when
cold be thoroughly dried.
. ’nscli mom in bullets or boxes wsll .
lined with waxed paper, with shoots
at waxed pope: between the isyers,
of chocolstes.‘ .
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‘w.y.wn5pn.el.3 . , , .
Twenty- Que Meals a Week
‘ tumor: that been called the
- broom oi the stomsch. so health-
fill is it sud so wholesome. Most
. at so like it. snd loony oi us thlnlt
it is st its best‘wite'n it is most sum
ply cooked. Just plain boiled young
spinsch. not oven chopped. but
served .Mth sslt no butter. ill-s ,~
reel delicacy. ,
However. tor the soils of vsrlsty.
we like it oooltedin various true.
it it is old sod tough it snsy be
chopped and mixed with crests or s
cresln nuts. or with moot? ct
butter. And. then there are vsrlous
good way-slot prep-ring it more slob»
omely thst in no wise detract no
its deilcioususss. ‘
Spinach Oil Tom, ‘ .
Boll the splnsch.drsin.-snd moon
with butter slid ssitt smngs
some buttered llslt slices of twig
episooh on such pisceoi tosst. ' l
Spill-eh, Watt-s ' .
One-half peck spinach. cool. boil
snd chop tine. Mix with _it twoi
tablespoons 0! butter, one tablespoon;
or minced. rsrsloy. one tssspoon oi
sugar. the gated rind 40! s lenses.
end nit-slid poppet- to‘ssoson. Add
onerhsl! cup of mill-l. best there.
oughly. then cool. When cold shops:
into croquettes. dip in ’egg . and.
crumbs, and fry in the usual way.
i
, cm‘apmcn‘spup' 3
Put lull. a cup oi "cooled epinechi
through ‘s vesetshls grinder er sieve. .
Melts s crests ssuooet three cups
milk. two tsb‘lospoons butter, two
tablespobns hour. and o tempos
alt. Add the splnvb snd serve. i
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All Bullish, Visitor to America. lost
on» spent her Christ:
‘n‘m hollds sin. this: to beasts-sills
isnd. commented in'writing home on
. tits lovely American hsbtt ct s‘ssdins
Christm- cssds’mn to those we
don't know very well. . .
It is allies custom tomb nso’st
ct us didn't rssliss we did it m
~ What-he ssldwss Will“ she
. sneer
mm Mons silo ilsd that o ly em
1w , boatinf slightlli‘
bolus sonic: ‘ W, -
BY
' ~ whom»
bout'Youl" Eleven. *
‘.
O oath you ‘vsnt to buy it pros-' them- sell lets at things . besides
snt lust bstoro Christmas butidrugs nowadays. You can get eto'
besltutxwllowiilxthnt the “our tionsry slmost always end tountoio
when presents are usually snu‘nht pens and. a! course. a loud sssortv
will be- so crowded that you llldyl maul oi pertunws. toilet wstsrs slid
lisvs to suit 3 hslt hour or more to. other nocoptsbls Christmss thinn-
bs wsitod on. and you haven't thsti From the grocery store you can buy
much tints ,to give up no nest-{thins tilst mslie nice Christmfll
Chfllifllu. Most at us hero so 1 presents. An assortment oi the
Wild recollection yet the tcrl'i c‘i'illclii rode. nuts end sumo listlv
Wd we encountered when doinglsgss raisins or onion would make
sonic bit at lost-minute Cill'istmasln royal Christmgs present.
shoppins that we tsltd lolly goodi . -
osrs thst ws won't have to do it; ‘ Siuflca‘Dsiss '
it you want to make n nice pres-
lldisL 80 we mslio our Christmas
list curly sud try to avoid. the lust-i
minute purchases. But all the shopnlt‘llt at small expense—right at tile
aren't crowded out Clu-‘istmss. and it‘ last minute—1m some dates and
'someiinles iiqilplns thst quits worth-route almonds and {lossilily a. littlo
while presents can be bought {itjclilldiod cinder and lilulid stalled
these shops thst .dofilot attract the dates. Blanch
Christmss shopper. |iul<o the stones tram ths'dstee snd
take the drug stores. Most Ofilllen put tho sllnonds where the
stones hood to be. Add a little
candied singer with the nut. Some
hoopla like to Wash the dstes. too.
to make sure that they or. periectly
clean.
You can pack these dstes in s
itully-paper-covered box or in it
pretty basket. and so msko tbsm all
the more Christmssy snd sppronrlv
uio.
Home-made cakes, too, are costly
made /iut-millllio gifts. Either
potty cakes or loa: oslles will do.
You csn put Christmas decorations
on the caller themselves. or else you
can rely (or your sessonabls si'ioct
on the wrunnlngs.
Littla sschots msko nice Christk
mus remclnhrances. and they can
surely be mode st the eloventh hour.
A slnsll piece or ribbon or silk.
some cotton “mailing. and .some
t
o MONDAY? ' ' } Wheat gems Codeo
O
, Breakfast ' ; Dinner
. ' . Prunes ' Cocktail,“ grspstruit. conned
mind , . Cream pineupnloahd mint cherries .
i“Butt-boiled eggs , - Roast goose Chestnut stalling
Toast (:0 Mashed potatoes Boiled onions
Lunt'lloon Celery Jelly salad
Cottage choose Corn brood Pilil'ii pudding
Grapetrult salad l'rss .. slipper
Dinner . Mushrooms on toast
Slotted celery . VFW" Tee Cookies
‘ Tomato soup. , ‘ .. .......... ' .
Sliced cold rout pol-h ‘ suction
' Crsllborry ssucs Emu-st
Fried sweet pci'i't‘stois“ . Ceresl Apricots Green-l
' i 090 s louse .
Cottsge pudd “5......- Po Creamed coding
. TWAY rovers ‘ cites
Buckner Luncheon ;
Orsngss Minced goose sandwiches ‘
Ceml ‘ Cucumber pickles
Posehsd ecu on tosst Egg sslsd . _.
Coffee . Hot chocolate Cosimo
. ' Luncheon , will"?
Cottsse choose sends-lobes hgeisble «up
naked onislst Limo buns
slim mil sslsd crowned eslthlss
‘5». Tomato lolly sillsd
-. clam Amie on
'. ' Celery soup . . -—....—
Eoilsd beet Horseradish ssuee SUNDAY
fleshed browned 'potstoss Isl-estrous
Stoned tomstcss Apple ssuee
Chocol'sie brood pudding Cereal til-em
V ~— Sousogo cakes
. . . WED ESDAY Tout A Cellos
‘ ' ' ' Breakfast - Dinner
. Grapeiruit - Fruit eoelttsil
, chimed] Cmrn Roastibeet Yorkshire pudding
'Olnelct. Creamed onions
Bren mulliilts ' Coffee "8““ mbbnst & celery sslad
Lilli ll Bolted custard
Crowned conned shrimps ‘. hopper
'Whols wheat bread s butter Cotton choose A pimsnto sslsd
'i‘ea Crulisr 'i‘cs Fruit
Dinner
g Clout-“soup
" Minced iett~ovsr boot
a on post
Potatoes w gratin Fried as: pint
‘ Boot ssisd
' Meme lee cram
.m. mo . Notes 0n the Menus-
' bi Mondsy buy s. heed oi celery
end use the best ot the with
sitslks rel-the STUFFED om.-
Efit tor the appetizer at dinner that
TWAY ht. To ,mcks this tslts a‘tew
' Wat is lsspoons 'ot crests choose 'snd
' . asssnss . ‘. mosh it up with every little cram
honored oussi ; Groom or top milk. ’adding s tow drops, of
money Omelet . «Worcestershire ."I’gl‘lce. Have the
autism studios Cortes“ ' celery stslks chilled and well cl ‘ nod
. 7m . Ind then till each skill. with me
Potsto croqucttos :Bccou .. ottho obsess tumult. it you like
use Resistor! cheese instes‘c, st
cream cheese. Sprinkle each with a
fish. orb-ovum. ‘
"'l‘bsiiI'IXED FRUIT SALAD tor
,‘i‘hssdsy sass be nude in on endless
vsristy ed wsys. it you lik- you
my but raised truit rssdy tor
sshds in tins. This should then b!
— may: a butts:- ; c
1’13..le mpdfsilt slid out!“ '
r
, Mt mitts“
val chops inked. gamma with
if” ‘ ‘
cmssed chestnuts "
‘Choeolsto colts drsinsd slid the troll. stunted on
. _..__ ' . lettuce laws with French or soy
FRIDAY (CHRISTMAS) desired dressing. At this ultimo:
Bro-RM ~ yssr vengeful probsbly wont to use
Belted spples“ seshe cones! mm on . .y. d little
.cs‘nsl. . trsshsoplscutlb‘cu issnsee-
sotobonos oss-
hmioslsdditiou bo‘m‘lrlflt nus
hill
Iii
lii'i
liliiz‘i
the almonds and ,.
tint-close sschst or interestins scent .
illliiiliilllili 7
.
To make TOASTED CHEESE
SANDWICHES. place :1 slice of
Americsn choose between slices 0!
white but Prosa together and
tout the b ad on the outside. The
cheese melts slid sticks the slices 0!
tout together.
The HORBEBADISZI SAUCE (or
the boiled boot is made by sddllls
horseradish to c medium thick white
sauce. With this you need not
.ssrl's my best gravy. roving thst till
the next dsy when solving ion-over
bot! minced on toast. ‘
POTATO CROQUEI’I‘ES tor
. Thur-dosh luncheon are not dimcnlt.
They cell for some mashed pointed!
couched with salt, pepper and I.
litth onion juice. and.rnixod they.
oughiy with egg yolk. They should
be tormod into croquetts shspes.
This you my do with well-doused
fingers. Dip in line dry bresdcrumbd
and then in the egg white sud sgsllr
in crumb: sud then try in deep lot.
The egg white should be placed in s
soup plats and stirred up with a
tablespoon of cold water.
The CREAMED cl-IESTNUTS tor
Thursday dinner are made by oil-
lug largo chestnuts until very toner.
They should be shelled and skinned
sod then hosted up with some white
ssucs at medium thicknes‘. if you
like such chestnut may be out in
bsit before sliding to the south.
It isn't worth while in most house-
‘holds to melts the Christmas PLUM
PUDDING. sad in soy event this
should have been dons splits time
lsoi If you boys not directly made
your plum pudding then by all
nuns buy it. You out get it in a
can or trees the boilers. or if you
hire-you my use a poll chunk 0:
rich truit cslre. The cello or pud-
ding should be steamed. This msy
be done in the top of I. double boiler.
SAUCE for your Christmas pudding.
Here is s, good way or making such
0, sauoo. Mix a. cup at sugar with
ill a. double boiler top, and add. two
cups 0! cool waster gradually. Cook
it over the dirsct fire until it has
thicken“. stirring all the time to
keep smooth and to keep from
burning. Then cook over water for
. tell minutes more. Add s tablespoon
and s but at lemon :uice. some
grated leans stud and s level tablo-
spoon o! butter. Stir well and serve
cool
'l'iisrs is ususlly less to do with
with's. left-over! turkey. it is too
greasy to be mode into soup. Look
over the arouse. picking all all the
good most}. end i! there is one gh
you might serve it sllcdd cold or
In these dsys oi prohibition you
will probably wont to use a LEMON
two level tablespoons of cornstarch
m M01911 Memo/leper
n. w
'} ‘ Trend‘ln JcWell'y
E heal- a lot sbout the "plod-
3 cm" trend in present-day
i
i
:this
the lett-ovs‘r Clu‘istmu goose than .
ML
rrnlus s little time. sud you lure
the sschst complete.
One at the bousht rifts thst my
.otely he‘llgot st the hut minute is
n book, (or you can usually ilnd
mom in o hoekshob even the dsy
before Christmas. Moreover. it you
lxnow the name of the book you
uant, you can telephone for it. and
m nuvn yourself and tho sciss-
lwmlr- that much troublm
A Filled Box
All easily nutdogetller gift is s.
immii boswholly or mlntleino caverod,
oi course-filled Willi some little
toneniinls. You can ll‘ldk" it o moi-id.
11'! how. and gsthor together all
)ulil‘ things hi, the relatively unbusy
notion counter-«scissors, needles spa
til-earls. darning cotton in beige,
1- hit and minn‘emcry, slisppsrs,
uux. lime noodle. lingerie tops or
null ribbon. Or you can, again at
D
little toilet bell thst would delight s
young girl-omit scissors. buffer. not!
sound. llsnd lotion. orsmvwood
stick. file. These poses no endless
in their possible vsristy. Ind sen bs
mud out sssily st the counter; or
shops where there is no crowd.
Lss yesr-otlo clever woulsn mods
s lav y eleventllwhour gift by cover.
ing on old hot bolt with ssy' wsll
pspsr. lininu it with single-toils
well porter. sud tylns it about with
a. ribbon. The recipient hss used it
ever since ss u storing plea for tho
“best" bets snd lies pronounced it
as llssi'ulss it is pretty.
with an inexpensive bunch of
little flowers. onouhh ribbon to make
a pair of shtluldsr strsps. sewing
silk to match ills flowers and {our
patent shoppers. you can mske a
slit tllst would be soceptsbis to any
as
Xm
h I
hing gown. I'i'hut is, it she hss at
msuvo or lavendsr evening "W.
“MI I“ bum. Violets (or the strap
dsoontion. hutteroups it she wears
s yellow {Mil or tiny vink roses it
she wears pink.
lies Tiny Flowers
YOur flowers should measure is“
then on inch across to be rally
dointy sud you might buy enough
(or the two “reps in one boquet.
Cllt each flower of! from its stem
and place them in a row on the
ribbon, which should be no wides-
thnn the flowers. When the flowers
on nil in place little or nothing of
the ribbon should. show. ‘On earth
end of each ntrsp put ohcvhali or
s patent snapper. The taur fitting
ports of the smppsrs should be
womsn‘ who likes dainty under-
things. The girl who more Over.
ning frocks w0uld ssprtisllv Him a:
:. drug store, get the fittings tor a
3th;" " ’3’03?‘ I. V
’sos
‘“_~W
jewelry—and to some people
would indicate issvelry ills!
looked more like that oi snclent
Ellypt or the Aztecs than snytbinl
olso. Some of this looks tronkly
“Cl'szy"vthe solo object of creators
0! this Jewelry seeming to hove been
to depzut from every known trsdi-
tlon of jewelers present or in the
nest. ..
Much of the modern jewelry is.
however. really beautiful. It ll IP'
parent that true artists hove con-
sented to work in the nisdiunl oi
precious metals and stones now u
in the day 0: Betwsnuto Cellini.
in and interesting chslll of the
modern variety, pearls are strung
with little silver bendswcniy halt as
large as the pestle—between tacit
two. No old school jewclor'brought
up in nineteenth century traditions
oi Jewelry msltins would think at
setting pearls slid silver beads to’v
gather. Thin silver slid gold shoot
is used in the melting ct stunts
new ecn‘luzs and other ornslncsts
that look very. very. Drlmitivs. snd
st the some time very. vary modern.
Sometlmss gold 0! two colors is used
in constitution-«though that isn‘t on
entirely new trick. Onyx is used in
profusion. appearing most interest-
ing when set with diamonds. There
stosomstimss strsugs inedloys a?
stones—thst have never been com,
billed before. One necklace shows
malachite, onyx. pearls. diamonds,
turquoise. ispis lazuli and a flawless
entersld.
notably the doll for chssl! units.-
tlon jewelry does no reel hunt to
the conscrvstlve lswelors Who dost
in nothing but precious metals and
more p-ocious stones. It is quits
likely t t this wave of inure“ in
imitation ornaments lust paves tho
way for on abiding interest in morn
worth while ivu'olry.
. /
QUEEN 'ALExsllnnA's. .
XMAS CARDS
Lost yssr Queen Aleutian-o chaos
in hot- Christa-ms card 3. picturo st
s gsrdon. with this verse. under-
nsstll: . ‘ '
"A kiss or sun sorrel-son.
The song of bird tor Mirth.
You srs nesrer God‘s been in s
. _ gordsn. .
Than anywhere else on earth."
It you ers- sending my garden
pictures tor Christina gittr this
year. why not incite use 0: this
sweet little sentiment?
Saturdsy luncheon. it then is not
much. misses it end 'sptosd beiwssh'
slices of buttered broad in the (cm
or sandwiches. ' . .
ll ‘l ,‘..il"'
. ii will!
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liliiil!
Jr
0
. tit-ave minutes to the pound and
l and pour it would the roost.
set to go with some revel-its eve-i
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. This menu! morons. ‘
CANDAL doesn’t interest them
specially—wines. thus is poms-
thing got-y or grucrlums‘or l'l'lt'il'v
bid about it. "isn't it too bad about
the Smiths," or "isn't it going to
he drudi‘ul ~i‘or Mrs. Jones." or “1
don't know how Nellie is solos to
pull through'kwith sucts introduc-
tions sons the Misery Mouser hello
many ot her choicest revolstions.
Her clssnlng wanton has been
quite unsbis to get on! cool. sho—
ths Misery Mouser—hos done her
best to try end pergusds My on
cool dealer to let the poor women
have some. but he simply rhssn't
shy tor his rsgulsr customers! how.
Poor .womsn—yestsrdsy she bod lust
one scuttleiui leit and cold winter
is here. sod one of the childrsn is
delicate and the grandmother has
rheumstisnl.
Another gdsy she will tell you
about her husband's stepégrgphor.
or someone else in 'whom you hove
no npecisl interest. The stems-
rsphemquiie s. plain middle-sud
sort or woman—put all her swings
in ‘a. certain kind 0: stool: died the
roan who sold the stock sold—rend it
only the stsnogrspllsr had asked I!”
husband‘s sdvioomd of course the
stock wasn‘t good-4nd the your
wolnsa hss lost svsry osnt she hsd
is the world end new obs will hove
to begin ssving oil ossi- sgsln. -
”then then wss the one s! the
sun in the next street who turna
on the :MG the women whose
child he convulsions end the doctor
come snd mode the mustard both too
hot snd the poor child was badly.
scolded. You never know sbout
tors—«ltd sppsrsntiy there was
it rssson why the child should have
convulsions.
And so it goes.
Never would the Misuy Manny
think or telling you so, bsppy
ending to oil those sod tsles. It
hsppenod thst the clothing wow
had two tons‘olcoslssnt bet-bye
wsilvtordo cousin but the M: so.
didn‘t think of tsliingysu that;
, 10‘3“!“ ,_mr
Dust themsst my Instill!!! with
flour. but About oils' ounce o! drip-
ping or butts: in the outcome. put
in the that sad brews it on both
sides. Add some "muss out its
snlsllplsess.sbsylsst.s~lpflsot
parsley. thyme end msriorsm. belt
a 'pint of 'stock or water. I
snrinklina o: ssit sud pepper. 05::
closely sod cool: costly until the
most. is quills tender. Ilium We
twentyatlvo minutes over.
Serve osshstdisll withthevege.
isbiss round. dithn the gravy. boil n
avidly until xsduesd
to. shout sail! mot-
esretully wrapped in s niece oi‘
tissue b it end tied up with s bit
or Chris M ribbon and enclosod
with the sinus. They my then be
sowed on say desired slip or under-
lgnrmsnt'tllut is worn with the eve.
nlny track (or which the straps hallo
been designed. '
i mlly chsrming on can he
made from silver ribbon and tiny .
pink reset. or from gold ribbon end
buiterclips. Tiny grssnniiowerg go
well with silver ribbon end violets
go best with a mauve ribbon.
For a. really pretentious present
and still one that is not very ox-
psnsivo you might moire s set con-
sisting 0! those straps and s pair of
garters to match. ,
m---~--- ._...,._...._.......
Costumes for
Xmas ‘
Pi. ("ltrlsll‘nss present that will
surely luring enjoyment is a
mstumv. To be sure Christmas time
is not the dressing-up time. In
many pimps they do that at Hallow-
s'on timo or Thanksgiving or pet‘-
_hsr.i.q at New Year's. But any time
o! the year is dressvutl tints so for
as the children's tsste is concerned.
No occupation that you might sugv
goat on a rainy winter afternoon
.FOR any child from two to twelve
twheli play outdoors was out o! the
question would most with more on.
Itiltlsisstic deceptsnco than this of
dressing up.
They say that the author 0! iii":
charming book of verse. "Wilsn We
Were Very Young." Mr. A. A. Mill“.
is keen about having his little son
dress up in all sorts of historic cos-
tumes. A suit of armor and a rod
lndlsn suit. they say. are Christo—
bher Robin’s tsvorites. 0! course
he sdoros dressing up. slid all the
time he is 'noquiring that sense 0!
history which is such an inaporiuit
introduction to the understanding of
the reading and study oi history
l‘lfl' Oils
tionsi purpose ss iir. Milne. Perv
hops you went only to smuse with
whet you give. Even then you an-
not go wrong in (Wills Your little
boy or little girl friend s costume.
You msy buy it relay-mods or.
better still. you my buy I. pops:
pattern slid some inexpensive bright
meterisls or‘ use mstsrisls you hove
on llsnd. end with s tow hours“ work
mu out turn out s costliii'ls which
would do credit to any thestrlosl
costumer.
Thst Coll of , ..
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Pineapple
' iNEAPPLE is such I good
_ trisnd oi the We thst it
ought to be us indirectly. It
can be mode into loony delicious
dishes, and it osn be served st evsnl
mesa-even st bushtsst. where. in
the tom oi (litters. it, is quite at.
tinf-
gi hmktait instead ot‘ors-nss luiee.
Here on some oi the molly good
wsys of serving it:
Prone-n' Pinesppic‘ Puddles
tub a. quart e! pinespple through
s sieve. sdd the iuice st o. lessen
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