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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20
CARRoLLTowN, May Il, 1869.

Dear Freemdn-YcsteIda day whit Sunday
was great Gay in this place, being tue oc-
casion of some seventy young children re-
ceiving, for the first time, the sacrament Of
the Eucharist. For several weeks past
they had been undergoing the necessary
preparatory instruction, at the hand of the
Father Prior and his assistants, and on Sun
day au immense crowd from the town and
the surrounding country assembled at the
church, the annual admission of children
who are sufficiently advanced to receive for
the first time being made an occasion OF
quite a grand celebration. 1t was indeed
an edIfying sight to see thirty-six little
girls and thirty-four boys-the former
dressed 10 spotless white, eublematic of
purity and innocence, aud all bearing wax
tapers in their hauds--marching in process
sion from the public school building to the
church, preceded by our excellent brass
band The weather was very unpropitious
until few minutes previous to the time
fixed for the starting of the procession,
when suddenlylthe threatening clouds disap-
peared and the sun came out warm and
glorious 1t seemed as ii God had lent one
of his brightest smiles to irradiate the scene
and to make more glad the innocent hearts
of the happy children. l would like to
dwell upon the i'm posing services held with
in the church, but it would be intruding too
much upon your valuable space. 1t was a
day long to be remembered not only by the
children and their parents, but also by the
large asSemblage of worshippers present.
Early yesterday morning quite violent
hail storm prevailed in this locality, but
believe no serious damage resulted from it..
A large quantity of hail fell. most of the
stones being about the size Of hickory nuts
Miss Rose Grffen, a most accomplished
teacher, has opened a subScri pticn school
in this place, and the daily attendance ag
gregates fifty scholars.
About oae o'clock this morning Mr..
BIosins Noel, father of our esteemed towns
man, Mr.. William Noel. departed this life at
the age of seventy-ive years. Mr.. N. was
a soldier in the war of 1912, and As years
ago emigrated from Maryland to this couu-
ty, since which time he has resided in this
vicinity. He had for several years been
suffering under a protracted illness. to
which he has at length succumbed. Peace to
his ashes.
Mr.. A. Walters, formerly of Loretto, has
embarked in the mercantile business in this
place, and is rapidly building up custom
that will insure his financial prosperity. No
cleverer gentleman than Mr.. w. can be
fund anywhere, and the citizens of this
town and vicinity will discover that he is
an honest and correct business man.
An insurance agency has been established
here. aud our young legal friend, j. G.
Easily, Esq, appointed agent. From the
frequently recurring of fires in this neighbor-
hood, it behoves all our farmers to be insnr-
ed. as few dollars thus judiciously expend-
ed may save them thousands. ! have no
doubt but that Mr.. E. will do an extensive
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IMPORTANT INVENTION TO MAEUFACTU-
RERs OF SPooL CoTTos s.-From the Phila-
delphia Press of the 9Th inst, we clipped
the following description of the spool cabinet
or case recently invented and patented by
our ingenious young friend and former fellow
citizen, j. Patton Thompson, Esq:
eve were yesterday shown novel and in
geniOus invention, which bids fair to revolu-
tioniZe the Spool Cotton business of the coun
try The objection to keeping Spool Cottons
at retail, hitherto, has been the trouble, an
noyance, and loss of time incid ant to hLdin e
the required number, where the spools are in
discriminatory thrown together in boxes or
drawers, as they usually are in retail stores
where spools are sold in less quantities than a
dozen of one kind. The invention referred to
exactly meets this want, and has just been
patented by the inventor, Mr.. ] Patton Thomp.
son, of the wholesale Notion House of Messrs
nj. M. Marble & Co.. of No. 80 North Third
street. The article is a neat walnut cabinet
or case, composed of series of vertical hop
pers, each one made exactly TO fit single
number of spools. These hoppers are filed
from the top and distinctly Numbered at the
bottom. where the spools are taken ont while
others drop into tn cir places. 1t is difficult to
convey in words minutely the character, beauty
end invaluable convenience of this Cabinet.
Suffice it to say, that any dealer, having it in
use. can see AT GLANCE the precise condition
and extent of his spool cotton stock, even to
the exact quantity of EACH NUMBER that he has
on hand, the entire front being made of glass
on the face of which, if manufacturers or deal
srs desire it, the name of any particular make
or brand of cotton NAV be nicely lettered.
making the whole not only an ornament and
great economizer of time, but standing ad
vertisement to every customer who enters the
store that good assortment of spool cotton
may there be had. As means of bringing
before the public any particular make
of thread, this movable Cabinet affords the
best facilities in the world, if manufacturers
have the sagacitY and enterprise to furnish
them to the retail trade, as the latter will al
ways be glad to give the article referr d to
conspicuous position. And, "a stimulant to
the general keeping and sale of spool cotton,
the value of this invention cannot be
over estimated, many large dry goods
estab ishements that have hitherto declined to
keep cottons, on account of the Inconvenience
already referred to, will be willing to intro
duce them in their stocks, now that it can be
done without the slightest trouble, when, at
the same time, it will add so much to the
commodation of their customers"
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How TO KEEP CooL.-Now that the
warm weather is coming on, the anxious
housekeeper, glowing before the heated
oven. will he glad to avail herself of any
method Of escape from its fiery atmosphere
One refuge is open. Mr. S. S. Marvin. of
No. 9l Liberty street, Pittsburgh. has earn
ed the thanks of the toiling and exhausted
housewife by providing for her a much
greater variety of superior cakes, biscuit
and crackers, than any ordinary kitchen
could turn out. Not only are the labor and
fatigue of their preparation thus avoided,
but there is actual economy IN procuring
from Mr.. Marvin, as of en- as required, his
fresh, palatabe and wholesome small cakes
and various crackers inasmuch as his
abundant facilities for their manufacture on
a large scale enable him to furnish them at
lower rates than they would cost the private
housekeeper to make them at home. And
yet he is scrupulously careful not to secure
cheapness at the expense Of quality. He
makes it p int to use only the best mate
rias. We will not stop here to enumera.e
the different cakes he manufactures each
description is excellent 10 its kiud Let the
purchaser who desires a first class article
of crackers. be sure to see that Mr.. Marvin's
name is marked on the box OF package
He is always willing to let his work speak
for itself. Your grocer sells them.-Pres-
by 'erian Banner.
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Ebensburg, May 8, 1859.

ID EGISTER'S NOTICE Notice Is
Il T. hereby given that the following accounts
have been passed and filed in the Register
Office at Ebensburg, and Will be presented to
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, for
confirmation and allowance. on Monday, the
Tth day of une next, to wit
The partial account of Peter Schara, Exec
utor of Nicholas eilaAd, late of euseuehanna
township, deceased.
The first and partial account of John T.
Neason. Administrator of Ohm f. McDermitt,
late of Chest township, deceased.
The account of CecIiia Nc Cough, Admins
tratrix of George Nj, Cough, late of ClearfeId
township, decea sed.
The occount of Francis Luther Guardian of
Ann Elizabeth Luther, (now Mrs. Elder.)
The account of William entz, Guardian of
William Ohio Stevens.
The account OF Catharne Horner Admx of
Daniel Horher, late OF Taylor twp. decd.
The first and final account of F. Bearer.
Guardian of Mary Magdalena and Catharine
Gantner.
The first and final account of John H. Dou-
glass and William Ivory, Executors of Mathew
Ivory, la'e of Allegheny township, deceased.
The final account of Jacob Stoltz, Admins
traitor of the estate of Peter While, late of Car
roll township, deed, of the personal estate Of
said decedent
The account of Ephraim Goughnour, Exec
utor of Margaret Goughnour, late of Taylor
township, deceased.
The account of Jonas Goughnour and
John j. Warner, Administrators of John e
Goughnour, late Of Taylor township, deceased.
The first and final account of Geo NJ Reade,
Administrators of nr. John III. Jones, late OF
Ebensburg, deceased.
The first and final account of Cyrus L. Per
shing, Guardian of Arabela Welch, minor
child of Sylvester Welch, late of Frankfort,
Kentucky, deceased.
The first account Of Mrs Lydia Marbourg,
Adm K of Frederi, Marbourg, late of Johns
town, deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, May 8, 1863. At
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How TO MAKE MONEY Every one wants
to know this. We answer: go to l.. Co
hen & Brothers New York Clothing Hall
and buy your clothes. If the reader gives
us half what ne saves by buying al l.. C,'-
hon & Brothers we will be amply repaid
for writing this notice. Go to Cohen's
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The trip to San Francisco from Pitts
burg, 1858 miles. will not consume more
time than an cld-fashioned journey to Phil
ade'phia. about 400 miles off. and those
making it viii reach their destination as
fresh as when they started.
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II ICENSE NOTICE.-The follow -
-Hl persons have filed their Petitions for !
ern and Eating House Licenses 10 my of
for the action of the Court of Quarter Sessi
of Cambria county thereon, at the next ~
sessions
TAVERN LIcENsEs.
Cambria Borough-Thomas Springer. Pa
81 MCaulev, Edward Howe, 1gnatius Roll
Daniel M'Donald, Cathsrine RehbeIger De-
NJ M'Peak, William Gallagher, Geo. Smith, . -
Saler: John Kintz.
Conemaugh Borouah-Mary Ann Corn
Peter Malzie, Mary WidUan, 1st ward Jt t-.z
Fisher. Jos. Shoemaker, Thos. Radclif, N
Ritch, JOS. Alwine. Geo. Kurtz. Cd WARD.
CaTolltown Borongh-Lawrence Schro
Lawrence Stech. Francis J. Grassberger.
Carroll Township-CatharineB Baker.
Chest Springs Borough-Silas A. II 'Gougi
Peter !. Mckenzie.
Croyle Township-victor yoegtly, Pete
Brown.
Ciearfeld Township-Cecelia M'oough
Ebensburg Borough--Isaac Crawford. J
rome Platt, west ward Linton & Son, eas.
ward.
East Conemaegh Boroush-David Falcon.
Leonard Kiss.
franklin Borough-Peter Rubritz.
Gallitzn Township-Jacob Gearhart, Mich
ael McMorris, S. A. Crlste
Johnstown Borough-Richard Jelly. John
Bending, Thomas l.. Davis, Margaret Nichoi-
son. 2d ward Adam Biershank, John Gearhart.
Thomas " Cam, X. Durach, William Doubt
Pat'k Kelly, Chas RosteiR, Andrew Henuing.
VIM. Linton, Chas. Zimmerman, John Friiz
d. W, Goughnour. Sd ward Henry Schnabei.
Henry Hansmsn, Geo. n. Holman, Gin District
COurt,) 4sh ward.
Loretto Borough-John B. Myers, Flavian
Bingell, David FgIr n Albert Bender.
MillviIle Borough-Hannah Slattery Sarah
Bradley, Emanuel James.
Richland Township-Joseph Gels, George
Conrad, Peter Helm.
Summitville orouGh-Henry Hughes, Chris
tian Reich.
WilraoFe Borough-John Schrotb.
Washington Township-W m. CallLn, Owen
Sweeuy.
Susquehanna Township-Michael J P1ott
EATING HOUSE License.
Carrolltown Boroueh-Henry Piaan.
Johnstown BOroc gh-John Jordan, I'd wsrd.
Adam Pfarr, Sd wald, Henry Hansman, John
a. Stemmer, 4th ward.
Loretto Borougk--Daniel Kelly.
Washington Township-William D Jones,
II. NJ Laughlin, Henry Martz
WHOLESALE LioUoR LICENSE.
Frederick Vowinkle aud Edward Rothschf g.
Sd Ward, Johnstown.
7 y HITE NIarl,
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n OTICE!-All persons wishing TO
~ procure one Of the celebrated ETSA Now
ING AND REArIHG MACHINES must leave their
orders with me before the 20,h day of June
next, so that may have sufficient time to OBJ
tain the Machines before they wish TO them.
GEO. HUNTLEY.
Ebensburg, Nay 49, 1869 ct.
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Is IT SO ?-It is said that John J. Muir
ply & Co.. dry goods men, Houston House,
Johnstown. took in five hundred dollars
last Saturday. Verify. that was doing well.
How was it done2 By advertising and
then selling cheap That's the way the
money goes They are clever men, say we.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

THE AMERICAN STAR This is the star
that is on the flags. and then there are Stars
on the stage, but j. j. Murphy's Star
Clothing Store, Clinton street. Johnstown,
beats all the stars. and j. J. Murphys
clothing beats all the clothing, and j. j.
Murphy beats all the Murphy's. just try
him.
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF
4 CAMBRIA COUNTY.-Notice is hereby
that the following appraisement CT personal
property of deccdent, selected and set
apart for the widow of intestat., under the
act of Assembly of the 18th April. 1851, has
been fled in the Registers Once at Ebens-
Court for approval. on Wednesday, the 9th
day of June next, to wit:
Appraisement of the goods and chattes of
Henry M'Keever, late of Munster township,
decd set apart for the widow of said. deceased
JAMES GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Ebensburg, May 20, 1869. -3t.
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The GOLDEN SPIKE.-We heard man
wish he owned the golden spike that was
driven in OF the Pacific r. H. 1t isn't
worth more than 5000, and you can make
more than two hundred dollars by getting
all your dry goods one summer at Leopold
Mayors New York Dry Goods Store, Main
street, Opera House, Johustewn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

WATCHES The best watches, either
gold or silver, can be bought from @. t.
Roberts at manufacturers retail prices. and
in all cases satisfactory guarantee will be
given as to their quality and capacity for
time keeping. Buy from Cham. If You
want good article at fair prics.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20

HIGHLY CoMMENDABLE.-In compliance
with request, we cheerfully give place TO the
following circular from the Young Mems
Christian Association of Philadelphia. and
commend it's contents to the consideration of
those of our readers (if any there be) whose
sons or other young gentlemen in whom they
feel an interest design taking up their resi-
dences in the City of Brotherly Love, and
who feel that their religious and moral vel
fare would be promoted by such unselfish
and praise worthy guardianship:
To Parents, GuarIlans, Pastors, ard Others,
whose Sons, Wards Friends may be leav-
ing home for residence in the City of Phi!a-
delphia
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
Philadelphia announce that they have Com
mittee for the purpose OF showing kindness to
Young Men who are strangers, and leading
them under religious influence. They there
fore request all who desire the cooperation of
this Committee, to send the names and address
es Of Young Men about to reside i'll Philadcl-
phia, with such particulars of character as they
may deem proper. (Which will be strictly conf
dental, } to JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chairman of Committee
Hall Of the Association, 1910 Chestnut Street,
Fhiladelphia.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
We. the undersigned, citizens Of Latrobe and
Ligonier, " Westmoreand county. Pa, cheerful
ly submit the following as expressive of our
estimate OF DR. Fry's abilities as Dentist
We regard DR.. Fry naturally adapted tO
the profession of his choice. His mechanical
ingenuity has furnished to his art many invai-
liable notifications and improv ements, and
deem it due to him and the public at large to
that, from long and intimate acquaint-
ance, can confidently recommend him to all
who may feel interested, as an able, faithful
and experienced workman.
LATRoBE-Eli Ferguson. M. D., John Nc
Girr, NJ D., Rev. Jerome Kearnev, j. L. Cham
ber, ". S. Head, Joseph a. Head, Mich1 Bos
sort, David Williams.
LIGoxER-L. T. Beam, N. D., VIM. Ash
com, Jacob Eicher, n. NJ Marker, Esq, Jacob
Breniser, p. M, Joseph Scroggs, d. d.
LAUGHLINsrHwN-Rober Louther, ESQ.,, A.
G. Armor, 2. NJ.
FAIRFIELD-Dr. James Taylor. fmy ely
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hFGISTER AND RECORDER
III lam a candidate for nomination for the
of REGISTER AND RECORDER. sub
90 the decision Of the next regular Demo
u -. Couuty Convention.
r"'c GEO. W. OATMAN.
Ebensburg, May II, ls69.-tc.
EGISTER AND RECORDER
h The friends Of the undersigned offer him
'.,ndid.te for REGIST Err AND RECORD
10 of C.mbria County. subject to the decision
~ coming Democratic County Convention.
''' THOMAS HERMAN.
Cambria City, May II, ]S69.-tc.
CARD take this method of an
nouncing to the voters of Cambria county
4 lac, a candidate for the Office Of COUN-
" COMMISSIONER subject to the decision
~ p,mocratic County Convention IF
I ted AM elected ! hope / shall be able,
q t,frrfui performance OF the duties of the
It., m satisfy the people that their conf lence
r. mot been misplaced. "
20 -' PATRICK DONOUGHE.
AlIerlsez,y Tp-. May l3, 1885,
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HUMBUGs We do not say that Prof
Anderson is a humbug, for he does his tricks
well. but we do say that if the thousand
dollars that he took away from here had
been spent in Leopold & Brothers Oak
Hall Clothing Store, Main street, Johnstown.
the people would yet have the worth of
their money. Try Leopold & Bro. the Lext
time
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE. The un-
AI dersigned, having been appointed Execu-
tor of the last will and testament of Mrs. Apa-
lonia Brown, late of Washington township,
decd, hereby gives notice to all persons indebt-
ed to the estate of said deceased that pay ment
must be made without delay, and those having
claims against the same are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
ment. JOSEPH CRISTE, Executor.
Washington Tp., April Is, 1869. Ct.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS i-R. +. Davis de-
signs moving his store before long to the
East ward, and proposes to sell off his pres
ent large assortment at cost and carriage In
order to reduce his stock. Visit Rowley' s
establishment at once and see if the reduc-
ton in prices does not tempt you to buy.
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DENoREsT's MoNTHLY.-This magazine
has the great merit of Keeping up with the
times every year, and almost every number
is an improvement on the last. Its varied
departments furnish exactly what every lady
needs throughout the country, and its inn
mense circulation and great success, show
that they know it. The prominent features
of Patterns, the Ladies' Club" the Music,
etc.. are each one of them worth the price
of the book. in the real value that they rep
resent to the subscriber. Terms, $500 per
year, with a premium. Address ". j.
DEMoREsT, 638 Broadway.
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WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREs.-Ifyo you want to
buy anything that is sold by weight or
measure you cannot fail 20 get it at Hun
tley's cheap hardware and hpuse-furnishing
emporium, whether it be az ounce of tea, a
pound of coffee, sugar, soap. candles. nails
OF rope. or gallon of beans, syrup. oil. tar.
or anything else Of that kind, and you cau
do no better in your purchases anywhere.
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HRIAL LIST-List of Causes set
u down for trial at Court of Common
Pleas, to be held at Ebensburg for Cambria
county. commencing Monday, the 1th day
of June, A. d. 1863
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DETITION FOR DIvORCE-CAM-

DETITION FOR RDIVORCE-CAM-
Il BRIA County, ss.-The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania to the Sheriff of Cambria County,
Greeting: Whereas ANNIE M'CALLIsTER. by
her next friend, David H. Black, did, on the
7th September, A. d 1866, prefer her petition
to our Judges of the Court of Common Pleas.
PRAYING, for the causes therein set forth, that
she, the said Annie NJ Callister, might be di-
vorced from the bouds of matrimOny entered
into with Mason M'Callister.
WE THEREFORE DO COMMAND YoU, the said
Mason M'Callister, as we have heretofore COM
manded you that setting aside all other busI-
ness and excuses whatsoever, you be and ap
pear in your proper person before our JudSe at
Ebelsburg, at a Court of Common Pleas there
TO be held for the said County of Cambria, on
the first Monday of June next, 70 answer the
petition or libel Of the said Annie N Caihster'
and to show cause, If any you have. why the
said Annie M'Callister. your wife, should not
be divorced from the bonds of maIimony.
agreeably to the acts OF General Assembly in
such cases made and provided and hereof fail
not.
Witness tho Honorable George Taylor Pres
ident Judge of our said Court, at Ebensburg,
the 10Th day of December. a. d. 1868.
J. X. HITE, Prothonotary.
Attost-JoHN A. BLAIe, Sheriff. (Nay6. A.
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IMPROVEMENT .-Vallie Barker has put
several carpenters to work preparing the
lumber for the erection of large addition
in the rear of his store and dwelling, but
has not allowed the work to interfere with
free ingress 70 his cheap cash store, where
customers will always find brilliant array
of seasonable goodp and accommodating
salesmen to wait on them.
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real. ESTATE TRANsF ERs The following
Deeds and Assignments have been left for
record at the Office of James Griffin, Esq,
Register, during the week ending May 18th:
Henry Nutter and wife to Demetrius A
Clark acres and 50 percbes in Clearfeld
township, June 9, 1867, $45 80
Christian KunkeI and wife to Daniel w.
Goughnour-Iot of grouad and improvements
in Cone nemaugh bor., April j, 1869, 81 800.
Anthony viii to Philip Barniele-l acre in
Allegheny township, Dec %. 1865, -. $50.
John NJ Latterner and wife to Robert Ed
wards-6l acres and rs perches in Cambria and
Carroll townships, April IL, 1869, ,..... $500.
Rob't Edwards and wife to Mich'l Latterner
. acres in Cambria twp, May &. 1863. 5 100.
Michael Latterner and wife to Robert Ed
wards-6l acres and II perches in Cambria and
Carroll townships, May 8, 1862. nominal.
George D. Morgan and wife to Lionel W.
Weld-3SS acres and 1872 perches in White
township, Nov. l3, 1865, -. SIS ,632. 81 u
Murray Hoffman, jr., to James Condron-
533 acres in OlearieId township, May 18th,
lSo9,..- ..-..-.-.... ..-.......--.. 81 ,2io ,oo.
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WHERE Do You PUT UP AT.-Often you
go to Philadelphia just for day and want
some place where you may leave your 'Fbag''
while you are running around. and where
you may appoint to meet with your friends
and others with whom you may have bust
ness. Messrs. Wanamaker & Brown invite
you to "put up' with them. Leave your
baggage in charge of the clerks at the .'de>
livery counter" and make yourself perfectly
at home in any part of their great house. -
If you find il to your advantage to make
any purchases, well and good if not you
will be welcome all the same.