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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11
"Jhe Bath Coup What Is It?


How many whist-players can answer this
question, 'What is the meaning of the Bath
coup?" 1t is of so little Importance in whist
that one would not want to spend much time
in Investigating it. Where it came from or
who introduced it we cannot say, but you will
find it in Drayson's "Art of Practical Whist"
fifth edition, page 307, and 1t is a sort of a
"catch" that is usually worked successfully on
green whist-players. and to give description
OF how the coup" is mcde it is well 10 quote
General Drayson's own words:
"a not uncommon error of young or mex
perlenced players is, if leading Irumps from
king, queen. knave and one or two others, and
the king or knave wins the trick, they will
lead small trump. The fourth player may
hold ace, ten, and or two others, and
practices what is technically known as the
Bath COUP and refuses to win the first trick
with his ace, in hopes that a small trump may
be led by the original leader, when his ten is
sure to win the trick, and his ace is still in
hand"
This same play is often made in plain SUITS
but always made to catch the inexperienced.
All wh1stplayers of the first rank when they
lead knaye from suit of king, queen, knave
and two or more others, and it wins, will
always follow with king or queen to show
number. and get valuable Information from
partner. The adversaries won't hold up ace the
second rourd, and the partner will not, unless
he has still another card in the suit
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

BOSTON CAPITAL-J. P. H. City. There are
no statistics 10 show how much capital is in
vested in the city of Chicago by citizens of
Boston, Mass. After the big fire in Chicago
that municipality received assistance from
many cities of the Union.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

Dakota, but they are not worked 1t is said
that the manner of producing the ore there
n not
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Trist Duplicate Whist Club.

The members of the Trist Club enjoyed a
treat last Tuesday evening-twenty-four OF
the deals that were played in the Albany st.
Paul match for the American Whist League
challenge trophy, that took place at Detroit,
Mich, just before the midwinter meeting of
the league. The deals were played by the
entire club, and every one seemed 10 enjoy
them very much. Next Tuesday evening
twenty-four more deals of the same match
will be played. Every member of the club
should be on hand to commence the evenings
play sharp at S:15 o'clock.
Second Canadian Whist League
Congress.
The following letter from the honorable sec
rotary Of the Canadian Whist League to the
whist editor of THE CALL explains itself:
ToRoNTo. Canada, March 25, 1897.
Whist Editor Gail; The executive committee
has decided TO hold the second annual congress
in Toronto on Friday and Saturday, April 16 and
II, 1897, at the Victoria Club, Huron street.
That only members of the Canadian Whist
League be allowed to compete
That he team entrance fee 10 congress competi-
tion be abolished.
That the entries, which will close Monday, April
IL. 1897, may be made in the name of club, or
any four players may enter together, whether
members OF the same club or not, provided they
enter under u club or other distinctive name, and
any club may enter more than one four.
The committee solfcts your hearty cooperation
and trusts that this years arrangements to
length of competition and accommodation will be
everything that could be desired.
some complaint was made last year that the
teams were asked to play many matches, so
this year the number of matches will be reduced.
thereby allowing considerable time for "whist
talk"
The Victoria Club has generously set aside the
entire capacity Of its handsome rooms with the
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

exception of the billiard-room) for com petit
tion. This should give ample accommodation and
the comfort of all will be carefully looked after.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

GIRLS MAJoR1TY-O. s., Santa Cruz, Cal
In the State of California a boy attains his ma
rity at the age OF 21 and girl at the age of
Is. girl on reaching her eighteenth BIRTH
day is entitled to receive property willed to
her
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III .kN!fttta|IIs;|I.TFIHa 81; s|.TIHI!E TFa;;;I, !

whist for what there is in it-ior revenue only,
and working the whist clubs for all they are
worth. Lately we regret to say we see in our
exchanges whist writers singing mud at one
another, Has it come to this1 The best or
ganization ever founded by man should care
iully guard its entrances, and should any sue
ceed in getting throug its portals that are not
wanted the knife should be applied before it
is too late.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

LARGEST THEATER-A. 7. S., City. If you
mean by "the largest theater in San Fran
cisco" the largest size, the Grand Opera-house
is the answer; if you mean the one having
the largest seating capacity then the answer
is the Orpheum. The Grand Opera-house has
$500 seats and the Orpheum about 310O
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

RAILWAY NAIL CLERKs-G. G., Oakland, Cal.
The average run o railway mail clerks in the
United States is about 165 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

A good deal OF placer mining on a small
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BLINDNESS IN CHIcKENs-S., Alameda. Cal.
Chickens in the condition described are al
fected with what is known as "blindness" tits
common disease generally accompanving
roup. 1t is stated that it is readily cured by
dropping very weak solution of laudanum
into the affected eyes. Chickens kept in clean.
well-afred houses are not troubled with either
roup or blindness
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

FOOD ADULTERATIoN-F. A., City, Tartaric
acid is an article not permitted in the manu-
ufacture of human food. All articles of man.
factured food will be subjected to analysis by
the City Chemist Salicylic acid glucose, cop.
peras, and any ingredient that has tendency
10 retard digestion is injurious when used in
the manufacture of food
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-11

SHABBY GENTEEL"-S.. City. Any first-class
music store can procure you the music and
words of shelby Genteel.''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
SPIRIT OF ACTIVITY.
Three Building Permits Issued Ar.
Eregating s6s.10o-One for the
Flour Mil

4 spirit Of activity Is abroad Evidences
are seen on all sides. Three building rer
nlits, aggregating So .IGa were issued yes-
terday from the city hall This means
that three buildings are TO be erected with
In the city limits during the next ninety
days. and these buildings are of size ard
value.
The most important is the permit issued
10 the Centennial Mil Company. for the
building % a -four mill on the tide fats
This Improvement has long been looked
upon as certainty. but the many Sins
make this real draught from the cup a vast
satisfaction. The proposed structure ia
described in the permit as a mill six stories
or - feet high and Sc by 1i2 feet wide and
long. The cost is put at S.. 000.
The next In importance Is permit issued
TO G. l.. Parker for q two-story wooden
dwelling house to be constructed on the
corner OF Roy street and Second avenue
west. at a cost OF s. 100. The dimensions
are as follows: Width, s. feet: length, "a
feet, and height. 70 feet. The dwelling will
have three chimneys and in the construc-
ton viii be used 20 900 bricks $50 yards of
plasteriug and five barrels of cement The
contractors are Hutchins & Criddle
The smallest OF the three buildings H.
censed Is a enc and one-half story resi-
dence. to be built on lot 8. block A. Yes
ier's third addition at a cost Of $500. Il
will be Is by 81 feet on the ground and IA
feet high.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21

"a Ni2ht I'm Hoh emfn."

Yesterday morning the treasurer OF the
Seattle theater was kept busy exchanging
reserved seats FOR the tickets presented
for the Good Roads Clubs production OF
"A Night IN Bohemia" ard II was nearly
noon when he heaved a sigh Of relief and
got IN q few moments quiet rest, This
morning at S.45 the sale Of reserved seats
at regular house prices viii commence,
and those wishing ., s.. - or 70 cent
seats can reserve them al that time. a
Night in Bohemia" VIII be played for the
svcle path benefit. and as the cream Of
our amateur talent has had three or four
weeks 81 hard coaching by Tommy Getz
and Charley Lamb. who viii both appear
IN specfalties they now have all the grace
and snap Of n professional show. "A
Night in Bohemia contains thirty songs
and fifteen specialties, and is original.
snapnv and up to date. Mr.. Hoey Bean
will play Dusty Rhodes. the tramp man
agar Of a defunct comedy company. snd
his new local song. I'm the Man That
Made Seattle what r Is, - is worth gong
To hear. The little 'Isambkins" VIII in-
troduce their specially. The mechanical
doll and little Margie Ne~man's La
Dance de ChIocheife" IS marvel or
beauty At SIS the sale VIII open, and
the first man in ii1e Will get the choice ot
seats The Salvation Army question has
been settled without bloodshed oy gen.
Carr going to the Ci0adyke. and the pl-
cycle riders who VIII carry the banners
are too modest 10 even have their names
appear on the progrE name, bUt WI leave
me audience to penetrate their disguise
Don't miss n Night in Bohemia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
SUPERIOR COURT RULES.
The Judges spend the Day I'm COnsiI-
ering Them

The session of the superior judges OF
the state was resumed yesterday morn
ing in the room of the criminal depart
ment The following were in attendance
at the meeting: Judges Richardson ard
Prather Of Spokane, Neal Of Lincoln.
Hodgien of --. Elliott of Che
halls. Aver Of Olympia: Kean. Carroll
and Williams Of Tacoma, Hadley Of
whafcom. Hauser OF Mount Vernon. and
Jacobs Moore and Benson of Seattle.
The committee on the amendment of
the rules heretofore adopted by the
Judges In 1892 made report. The conf
mittee consisted OF Judges Williamson,
Jacobs. Hauser, Elliott, Hadley, Prather.
Moore and Benson. AS this report dealt
with the main question which occasioned
the meeting. the day was spent in con-
sidering and discussing It ard in adopt
ing or rejecting the various changes and
amendments proposed. In the main the
old rules were adhered TO- though some
of them were stricken out as being no
longer necessary. inasmuch as statutes
covering the same points have been pass
ed since the rules were adopted. None
of the amendments adopted yesterday
are Of a radical nature.
Judge Kean. as secretary. was instruct
ed to forward copies Of the rules. as soon
as the stenographer can typewrite them,
to all the superior judges Of the state,
with the request that they report to him
not later than August 10 q copy OF any
special rule obtaining IN their respective
jurisdictions. In order that these special
rules may be printed along with the gen.
erai rules adopted.
Two thousand copies Of the rules were
ordered printed. and Judge Aver was ap-
pointed TO look after the printing.
The meeting reached final adjournment
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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Nourf NnfAk

william Newman is again in fail having
failed 10 renew his bond satisfactorily.
The Naele case. which was set for hear
ing In the equity department, yesterday
went over until today.
Sheriff Meyer took Mn Charlotte Rich
ardson. committed for insanity, to the
asylum at Steiiacoom yesterday.
shertfT's sale OF real estate has been con-
firmt.d In the case Of Henry kleemcyer VS..
Grace Montgomery and James Montgom-
cry.
Nancy VI. Bogart has Judgment agains,
William T.. Stanley et al! for s. IS and
decree OF foreclosure CT property IN
E.l~lss s ; cond adlsfto2.
William II. Ersnker, executor 81 the es-
tate OF Hugo \. koHler. Yesterday fled a
svyplenental final account. and il was set
down gor hsarinr August :.
Thu Drew estate case was disposed OF
YESTERDAY by Judge Moore. He approved
the final account allowed the attorneys
SIS additional fea, allowed the widow So
for the month og May and the executor.
Edward Drew, - Tor his services.
". & Rutter. who presides az the pro-
hate window 81 tire county clerks Office,
Ms hack az has post yesterday after a
weeks pleasant outing al SunnyAale
beach. lie took his family and had a GER
uf7e taste OF camp lie. doing plenty OF
work and gatnirs lots of sQnbIrn and
SlSur.
Mary W tf5S-48ae - ~ TIE polish A&ttF
IA, made at uEsucceSsf2I application be-
fore Judge Moore on July Tor citizenship.
tried azain yesterday with better results.
l. developed that her special anxiety 10
become an American V&s prompted large
Is by her Wish 80 file n1al papers Ul =
Homestead claim.
Ia tAe forsciosGre sait a. tne Providence
lie ana Trust Company. - Philadelphia.
agssgsss ex-senator Squire. tae legal find
fTs-s we're SiEnes5 ~ gsi-e Langley last
January. Judge Moore yesterday signed
sunuEeYlentary 12Gi1Es ana e@acsassons.
awarding the ri&intlI Judgment for $50
-G5S nn8 foreclosure or lots :, ) and :.
block :. Msyn&ra's pat
Henry I. Ewing. MO had heretofore
tssr sFsrs0filtess guardian of IDA X Wood
gaar. Hazel Flelte Alsey and Hugh y Bur
rows ytess his ksoz4 yesterday and let
-s-rs u alar1laBsa42 acre Issued 10 hins-
: nese are the rsiEor children Ok enc Emil
Kaiser. steces SEE. ard each - faen had
heretofore ~ perSoBs bearing these
rigszsst-s rses<C52EssF. csE.sezEs-A - tAks
guardianship
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney
Pills.
Their Sale in Seattle and
Vicinity Has Reached
ENORMOUS Dimen.
siOns.
Hundreds of Boxes
Sold Yesterday.

Think OF hundreds OF boxes OF DR..
Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills being sold
In Seattle in a single day. And this OF a
medicine that was little heard Of In this
vicinity a few weeks ago. No amount OF
advertising could produce such marvellous
sales. Those who have used this remedy
nave received such benefit that they
recommend it to their friends; that, TO-
gether with the open, frank and honest
manner Of its introduction, is the proper
explanation Of its success.
IL is vitality important to good health
mat the kidneys should be in perfect
order. Hundreds upon hundreds of the
ailments that humanity suffers from orig
mate from the fact that the human puri-
heis OF the blood are not performing their
Work properly, and. like anything else
thal IS out OF order. should be repaired
AZ You are sufferer from backache.
rheumatism. govt, general muscular
weakness. neuralgia, headache. nervous
exhaustion or generally run down, go 10
your druggists az once and make the
best investment you ever made In Your
lie ior % cents. Get a box OF Dr. HI bis
sparagus Kidney pills from your drug
gist, and IN a weeks time you will have
undergone change for the better that
Will surprise YOU
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21

Frank Howard. one Of the witnesses in
the Burns ard Newman cases Will have
to answer 20 the charge OF perjury. Dep
uty Prosecuting Attorney Hart yester-
day flied an information accusing him Of
that crime. After setting forth in techni-
cal form the coming on of the trial ard
the swearing OF Howard as a witness 10
speak the truth. the whole truth and
nothing but the truth, IL quotes him as
testifyfng:
II came IN fmeauing into the Atlantic
housed the first time about 10 o'clock in
the evening OF May IL. and I think /
saved in the office about an hour that
tire and then I went up TO my room,
and was UP there quite while reading.
and then / went 10 get lunch, went IN n
restaurant and got the San Francisco
papers and was reading. til / think il
was between and o'clock in the morn
ing: and when / came in / went I'D the
stairs. and as / turned into the office I
saw a man come out room No s He
was a iigh:-built. small man. clean
shaved. had black coat and vest on. It
was neither Mr.. Burns nor Mr.. Burke.
I know them when / see them The man
that saw come out OF room was neither
Of them
The complaint fatty declares that How
ard SAW TO one whatsoever come from
room at that time. and that his state
ment to that effect on the witness stand
was wlllfully and feloniously false and
untrue
A warrant was issued for Howard and
the following witnesses have been sub
poenaed: NJ. Norrington. F. r Van
Tuvl, John Alexander William Suther-
land. Pat Farraher. c. S. Reed. Charles
Phillips. ". ]. Pier. Harry Grow. T., S.
Jones
The case will be called before Judge
Jacobs next Friday morning.
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main seEe Iof rrotahly year, her h1s-
hanc having gone 70 the CiondyEe.
r. ". iuye has just returned from Min
days.
George W Dunn, Of ST. Louis Is visiting
his sister. Mrs W. H Hewett- ia pont,rs
SSeT.ae-
Ex-CouHty Clerk r. ". cyo-acr - c,,,..
iii at his residence. Sc Fifth avenr,s. u,s.s
lang trouble WIN
John W Struck. OF Coke 4 Co. dealers
a the Dilier. e"-' -
Dr. c. II. Villas. OF Chicago. Charles
Nllas and Edward P. Villas and wife q,
San"a0se', are at the RaiEier-Grand.
Miss AIoertIna Parker, Of Stockton r-aa
niece OF a NJ. oadien, and Miss Anna Hig
EiiASs OF ths same place, are visiting A. II
taoIen ard family, of this city.
r.. w. Ferris. court stenograuher a.,
Mount vernon. is In the city, having coynSs
down with the party OF his townsrns, uSno
are gong 10 The Yukon He himself ls not
GOING. - --~s
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Il. Rcy Ludlow Dead.

]. Ray k4udlow. engineer Of the steamer
Garland and very well known. died last
Sunday night AT Lummi island. In the
lower Sound. of diabetes
Mr. Ludlow was born in San Francis
co IN 1850. His first work on Puget sound
was on the steamer Lille on White river.
He was afterward on the Evangel, Rip
Van Wrinkle, Eliza Anderson. Susie. Ed
ma. Discovery, Olympian, Brick. Enter
prise. Hermoso. Holyoke and Tyee. His
last boat was the steamer Garland, OF
the Straits Steamship Company. He has
also followed his calling on the MISSISSIPPI
pi river.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
Great Salvage sale.

The salvage of the unfortunate schooner
Gen. S!glin. wrecked off the coast
OF Alaska, VIII be placed on sale today at
los Second avenue, New York block. This
stock consists OF silks. velvets. pushes,
fannels. muslins. dress goods. sateen.
calicoes. etc. etc. and must be sold at
once, by order of the insurance companies.
All goods will be sold In piece lots. At this
great sale you will be able TO buy a full
piece for little more than you would pay
for few yards at private sale. Do not
fail To attend this sale. a. all purchasers
will save big money. II is the chance of a
lifetime
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Coous Wanted at spokane.

". ". Coons. the dapper young man
who was arrested by Motorman Morris.
Of the Union Trunk line as he was en-
tering house on Cherry street Monday
afternoon. is wanted at Spokane. 4 de-
scription Of the man was forwarded 10
Spokane and yesterday Chief Reed re-
ceiYed request from Chief Warren to
hold him. stating that an officer had been
sent - take him to Spokane. The nature
Of she charge against Coons was not
made knoN n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-21
New suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed yes
terdav In the superior court:
A. r. Alexander vs.. Horace w. Little
field ct al-Promtssory note Of September
-. 1884. SNsl, and foreclosure OF mortgage
on lots in River Park ard H.awatha Park.
Emil Bories Us. s ". Ser jamin-Prorn-
issory note Of April e 1891, slio
Nick Theison vs. y. h Bigelow Ct in
For balance on unsafisfled Judgment, SIC.
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Some Splendid Wheat.

George +. zimmerman, the wheat buy
or. yesterday sent 10 the Post-Tntelllgen-
Ger a bundle of wheat from q farm at
Harrington, on the line OF the Great
Norther1 II is most remarkab bic show
ING OF what the years crop promises TO
be The wheat was eut when Ii was four
feet long and the heads are very large
and 81 unusual fullness. The land where
the sample was raised will. il is stated.
yield forty bushels 70 the core.
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Rosa, the dog, and the other members Of
the company. Mr.. Lang has played the
part OF Rip upwards OF 500 times. and has
gotten the fine points down 10 as near per-
lection as II is possible. RIP Van Wrinkle
Will hold the boards until Friday night.
There Will also be matinee Saturday aft
ernoon al 9:f5 o 5clock
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DIR. gsfreef's Address.

DR. Isongstreet's address tonight will
be directed especially TO the members OF
the bench and bar. IN view Of the meet
ing of the superior Judges and also OF the
State Bar Association, he will probably
have a larger audierce Of lawyers md
Judges than could be reached at any other
time.
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The s-yeer-old son - " its-1 Heinrich
while ulayius with bis wagon ea ne -sess
Wa leading 70 tae Seattle pvs--,. .-...-
tevGav afternoon. tG some wa~ managed
70 eet q fan. breaking one ~ his 3a.es sn5
h~at4uE himself internally
Rev " +. Copeiaua. Of Salem: 9r v-s4l
lecture 20 the rooms 20 the Seaxtta Thee
suFa-eal Society. 81 Tnfrd avenue fbss
eveuu.~ AZ o'clooH- his subject vsu h..
''Tneossphy in the First and Nineteenth
Centuries The lecture is free and re
FueAc Is invited 20 attend.
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AMtsf YEST~.


'sEla Nan Winsja' again arraw = E-oos,
szeI house az Ire -a-Es3 Avenue The -sr<
l4ss nlEhg. THIS rlav Is er1wsrg to he onA
o. ,ae na,st popular s<E7s@ckoes ~ tire
szeason- Mr Lang As Egp Is Go.n~ good
~o.k. an &c Is az. supported =. VsolA
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Observation-Disclosures : Booth. o1ivewooa
Cal. says Il have used Ayers Pius IN
my family for several years. and haze
always found them most effectual in the
relief OF atmSnts arising from a disor-
derea stomach. torpid liver. and consti
pated bowels"
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Are You Going Caxnpfnu.

II You are you should have the Post.
Intelligence sent 10 you II win cos,
nothing extra. C4h a our Office and hav.
your address changed.
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MARRIAGE Licences.

Marriage licenses have been Issued for
J. NJ Iayhue ts@1 and Edith f. Manning
Csl: John c. Murphy {25l and Bertha l.
r,ur Ol: Adrian John Nerheek C2s) and
Anna Elizabeth Relehelt t4D. all OF Sc
affia
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The PaeIas, Coast Steamship Conp2nY's
steamer TuAts}za. sailing from san FfaFi-
-ls~o On Ta4y 2sLh. Will carry general n1er-
~aan4lye. freludlnx potatoes aad onions,
20 Seattle az 81 PER ton-
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Furniture slang red

T~h~ auction sale % secondhand fnrni-
tura 81 III FIRST avenue thenl worth Inn
buildiugt on Tuesday VS. MOST rem 81 &
able FOR ,ox prices. People are evidently
thinking Y,lore Of the Ciondyke than q
dl1.fne furniture The sale, nevertheless,
wiz be continued Thursday az 70 n n
IS the vhola lot must b. closed cut az
once.
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T.arxer : Iucben's band AZ Le@chl park
tonight
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Caramels. rich ana nice eating. Havnes'
Confectionery. First sud Columbia.