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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday.
August rs, at 1 D. m. from his late resi-
dence 113S Fifth avenue South. thence to
Masonic Hall. corner of Fourteenth and
Railroad avenues South San Francisco,
where services will be held under the aus
F. and A NJ commencing at 30 D. m
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Officers and members of Beulah Chapter
No. 90. O. E. s. are requested to assemble
at the Chapter Hail. Railroad and Fourteenth
avenues, o-day, at l p. m. for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late brother
Rudolph Schultze
MARY TODD. Secretary
SORICH-In this city. August 20, 1904, Annie.
beloved wife Of Anton Sorich. and mother Of
Mrs William H. Taylor. Amy Hughes and
M George Sorich.
0Interment private
SNYDER-In this city August &c. 1904.
Jacob Snyder, a native of Pennsvlvania
aged 50 years months and % davs CPhils
delphia papers please. copy)
UTFriends and acquaintance are resnect-
fully invited to attend the funeral services
Monday. August 20 1901. at D. m at
Pioneer Hall. Interment Mount Olfvet Gene
terry via electric car from Eighteenth ana
Guerrero streets Remains at the narIors
of the California Undertaking Company. 4OJ
Powell street. near Post.
THUREEN-In this city August q 1901
Augustav T., beloved husband OF Helen Thu
reen, and father of Viola Isabel Tbureen a
native OF Sweden, aged AZ years months
and u days.
TITULIs-In the City and County Hospital
August 20. 1904. John Titulis. a native of
Greece. aged Al years.
WAGENER-In this city. August %. 1904
Ruth Catlin Wagner. dearly beloved wife
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DEATH NOTICES.
Continued From Page AZ.
native Of County westmeath. Ireland. aged

native Of County westmeath Ireland aged
81 years.
EJFrends and acquantances are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral Monday,
August % 1904 at 8 a. M, from her late
residence. 1507h Franklin street. thence to
st. Mary's Cathedral Van Ness avenue,
where requiem high mass will be cele-
brated for the repose of her soul com
mencing at $3.50 a. m Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery
LANGLITZ-In this city. August % 1904
Henry beloved of Mary Langlitz and
the late John Langlitz. and brother OF Mrs
H. r. Schmuckert. native Of Louisville
aged A years IL months and % days
IyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services
day Sunday, at 1890 p. M. at the par
Tors Of Edward Castagnetto & Co GAG GAG
Vallejo street between Stockton and Mont
gomery avenue. Interment Cypress Lawn
Cemetery
MACBETH-In this city. August 2s. 1904
David n: husband Of the late Amanda Mac
beth. and father of Frank D. Macbeth and
Mrs w. l. Day, a native of Pennsylvania
aged II years months and days
GyFriends and acquaintance are resnect
fully invited TO attend the funeral to day
Sunday. at 2:3O p. M, at the chanel or
the l. o. O.. f. Cemetery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Lodi San Joaouin
County. Cal. William Condlin Maddaux. a
native Of Illinois aged 20 years
MARSHALL-In this city. August 81. 1904
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
Corset Covers at lac

Three styles to choose from, made
from good cambria, with V neck,
tight-htting, trimmed with embroid-
cry; also round and square necks,
trimmed with embroidery or lace,
pearl buttons. Regular zoe value.
Corset Covers at 1sc-Of fine cambria,
short, full front, neck and arm holes
trimmed with embroidery, pearl but
tons; regular 25c value.
Corset Covers at 25c-Two styles, cam
brio, full front, with rows of torchon
lace insertion running across the neck
and arm holes, trimmed with torchon
lace Other style with insertion of
embroidery around the yoke, neck and
arm holes trimmed with embroidery.
Corset Covers at 39c-Two French styles
of fine cambria, trimmed with Falen-
ciennes lace and baby ribbon.
Corset Covers at 59c-French style, fine
cambria. body made of rows of lace in
Sertion and medallions, neck and arm
holes trimmed with lace. Regular Use
value.
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Some New JeWeIry
PTether ~ "a - a

PTetffer than ne can tel
At prices that will give interest to the Hale
jewelry store.
Bracelets plated satin or bright finish
Watch Fobs, S1.oo-Silk with gold plated buckle and
swivel; English finish
Scarf Pins soc eaohGod plated sterling copper m
ished pins; elks' heads in
and many other designs. soc
Pins S125 and s5o-Of sterling silver in the horse
shoe shape. set with rhinestones
Beauty Pins. 55c setThree in set; gold plated with
pearls and turquoises.
Link Buttons. pair-Go1d plated all new pat
Souvenir each-GOd plated enameIed with
views of San Francisco and State capital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
SALT LAKE BONIFACE
ACCUSES LATE PENCE
Warrant Issued for the Arrest of For
mer Congressman From
Colorado.

SALT LAKE. Aug. 27.-Former
Congressman Lafe Pence of Colorado
is charged with having obtained
money under false pretenses by Sam
uel Porter, hotel proprietor of Salt
Lake. and officers at Portland, Or.
have been requested to arrest Pence.
The complaint alleges that Pence
cashed sight draft for $50 at the no.
tel on July 1S and that the National
Bank of Lewiston, Idaho, where
Pence now lives, refused to honor the
draft
In a speech before the American
Mining Congress in Portland Pence
made remarks held to have been in
sulting to Utah women. This, is is be-
lieved' determined Porter nom
Mormon, to press the suit.
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Skirts at 4SC

They're made of good heavy mus
lin, with deep lawn founce, finished
with six hemstitchcd tucks, lengths
from 40 to a. inches.
Skirts at 6ec-2 styles Of cambria or
muslin. embroidery trimmed founce
with small tucks, also deep umbrella
founce finished with hemStitched
tucks, extra dust ruffle. lengths 40 to
A.
Skirts, $500 styles of fine cambria, with
deep lawn umbrella flounce with Nor
mandy lace ruff1e, four hemstitched
tucis above Other style with deep
embroidery trimmed f1ounce and hem
stitched tucks, extra dust ruffle,
lengths from 40 to A inches.
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yoke trimmed with lace insertion
and hemstitched tucks.
Gowns at 57c-Of fine cambria. with V
shaped neck, yoke of four insertions
of Valenciennes lace. Is hemstitched
tucks, collar and cuffs trimmed with
Valenciennes lace, bow of ribbon at
the neck
Gowns at 6ec-Two styles of fine cam
brio, V or low neck. Empire style, yoke
with insertions Of embroidery and IS
hemstitched tucks, collar and cuffs
with embroidery.
Gowns at 67c-4 styles of fine nainsook.
high and low neck. square neck and
Empire styles, fancy yokes Of lace or
embroidery insertion, collar and cuffs
trimmed to match.
Gowns at S1.19-3 styles. cambria or
nainsook, high neck with rich en-
broidery insertion yoke. Also low neck
Empire style, fancy yoke, with medal
lions and ribbon. Collar and cuffs
trimmed with Valenciennes lace.
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Knit Underwear
And 1uhy JOu ShO aid bny at HaIe's.

Ind lriy .y0u $40 nd bHy at HdIeS.
Because OF the quality Of the garments and the
splendid way they made Let the prices talk for
themselves.
Ar soc. Womens wool mixed vests and pants. in nat
NJ OOSs ural and cream. Pants ankle length
Vests finished down the front with satin
band Pants haAe French band of heavy
A = - Women's Onei union
[1N 4 ~ finished buttons,
around the neck the front with silk
ing
A. &c. Fleece-lined vests and pants. extra
NJ OCS' sizes only. Vests with high neck and long
sleeves Pants With French band 35c each
Jersey-ribbed pants
U A-OS an . heavy weight, natural and
Vests have high necks and long sleeves Fin
ished around tie neck down the front with shell
stitching pearl buttons finished Ankle length
pants 10 match. with heavy sateen band $3.50 each.
AT SOC each Womens vests and pants, fleece lined.
~ - " ~A$1i Egyptian Vests with high
neck long sleeves. Ankle length pants to match
each.
At soc each: WoInens fan weight vests and pants
m white; nice fine rib shaped to the form, finished at
SIC.
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Drawers at 2oC

In three different styles; fine soft
muslin, umbrella ruffle, trimmed with
wide Torchon lace; others with lace
and insertions; still another style
with wide umbrella rufle, with deep
hemstitched hem and three hem
stitched tucks above.
Drawers at 35c-Of fine, soft finished
muslin, with umbrella ruffle, trimmed
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White Aprons IOc

They're made OF white lawn, in
four styles, plain, tucked and lace
trimmed.
Aprons at 14c-Of good lawn. finished
with deep hemstitched hem and wide
strings.
Aprons at 1912 styles. in good lawn.
some plain large sized. Others with
wide or narrow tucks. Others still
with woven satin stripes, wide strings.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
FOUL BOTTOMED SHIPS
BURN TOO MUCH COAL
Squadron Cruise Shows That Men-of-
War Should Be DOcl1ed Oftener
Than Once q Year.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-As a re-
suit Of certain facts. developed by the
cruise Of the North Atlantic battleship
squadron in European waters, it is not
unlikely that ii will be found neces-
sary TO dock battleships oftener than
once q year.
One ship. according to the official
reports just received at the Navy De-
parunent, averaged BIS knots per ton
Of coal and another only 2.46 knots
per ton. or the two ships in this
squadron il was found that one was
consuming so per cent more coal than
the other because of the fact that the
former had not been locked for near
~ a year and her bottom was in con-
sequence so foul rs to hinder her
progress.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

In the long-distance fycasting com
petition at Stow Lake yesterday II. G.
Golcher sent out 100 feet of line. j. B.
kenniff was second with 126 feet This
morning the members will dedicate the
new clubhouse on Stow Lake, Golden
Gate Park, with appropriate cereno-
MES. Luncheon will be served at
o'clock
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with row Of Valenciennes lace inser-
ton and lace edge to match.
Drawers at 43c-Two styles of fine mus
lin, with extra wide umbrella ruffie
OF deep embroidery with fine tuckS
above. Another style with wide ruff
f1e and two rows of lace insertion and
lace edge to match.
Drawers at 47c-Made Of the finest quail
ity of soft finished muslin, wide UNI
brella ruffie Of rich embroidery, six
fine tucks and two rows of hemstitch-
ing above.
Drawers at 5sc-Of fine cambria, with
extra wide umbrella ruffle row of lace
insertion and lace edge to match, 4
clusters Of 16 fine tucks above.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

PARIS. Aug. 27.-Fantin Lateur. a
prominent painter and companion Of
Carrot, Millet and Whistler, died sud-
denly to-day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

The Very Rev. Dean Lenihan Of
Marshalltown, Iowa, is to be the first
Bishop of the new diocese of Great
Ealls, Mont.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

Skirts at s11s-Regular s1.75 value.
Two styles. in fine cambria, deep UNI
brella f1ounce trimmed with embroid-
cry. four clusters of u fine tucks
above, separated with four rows of
hemstitching.
Skirts at S1.47-That were $2.25. Four
styles in fine cambria, umbrella
fiounce with five insertions Of Nor
mandy Valenciennes lace with lace
ruffle to match. Others with umbrella
foUnce of rich 12-inch embroidery,
hemstitched tucks above, extra dust
ruff1e, lengths 40 to A inches.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
Children's Underwear

Children's Drawers at 12c-Of good soft
muslin. finished with hem and three
small tucks. sizes 2 to IA years.
Gowns at 2ec-Regular soc values.
They're made of good soft muslin.
with yoke of embroidery insertion and
fine tucks, cambria ruff1e on collar,
sizes 2 to IA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
A Musical Treat

Recitals eVeyy day tbs ueck
Every afternoon Miss Ethel Chrisman B. NJ the
well-known lyric Soprano will demonstrate the four
song hits from "Annheuser Push" in the music de
Partment. second floor, 2. 3 and 4 p m.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

OF Paul H WAGNER. Sacramento and pa
chic Grove papers please copy)
CInterment at Pacific Grove on arrival
August Is '
WAEING-In London, England Bertha
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Gowns at 48c

Two styles Of good soft finished
muslin. high neck, with four inser-
tions of embroidery separated by
fine tucks; other style with V neck,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

Though you won't stop 0 think Of that when you
tables on
When you the prices they marked and how pc
how generous the of materials
Take the Corset Cover sell &C.
Take the Drawers a
Take the a 2oc. through the whole list and
value than Though
may appeal you the other will appeal to else. The
Importance of the whole occasion will appeal ALL the import
of buying muslin underwear
Maybe you wished aloud for muslin underwear sale last
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

When a man is working for himself
he doesn't have to employ a time
keeper.
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Sheets at 900

On6leached, SIZE 54x0o
It's special price, it's a special sheet, sturdy
quality. Size 63xoo at 44c; size 7zxoo at 4oc; size
SIHoo at sc.
knights Templar will be here W need
beddings Think Hales you want them good
and want TO money.
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fecy every garment made dainty the trimmings and
August Maybe heard of it. It's this purpose crafty
your wishes have been thinking for whole year
this plan and acting That's important
the muslin underwear market that hasn't been secured by Ha
Though there lots of that have been passed BY Sale
goods must be good goods.
window full of the you to-day. Now
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FIanneIette at 1OC
IN nee patterns for fall

n nc5t pqfternS TOR JAIL
In such variety dainty pinks and blues, in those
small stripe patterns, ali It's the of the
season you ctcarest the advantages this six
store buying brings. They forth strongly
this week in this flannel Ioc yard, and
wrapper Flauuel a. 2oc-IIeavy. desrabty Of
tie patterns you VIII like heavy
at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
The Fall Millinery

Takes life, color, nea0 interest this asek
For hundreds of styles to the front handmade
med hats exquisite individual becoming S2 S35 S4zs and
$3.50
We haven't felt power before this fall do The
Millinery department hasn't been interesting will
morrow. The know the unusuaness of Hale
how much stronger this year than before
Tomorrow take another step ahead
If you going get your fall hat
what price you pay you
and lose bit of style Rather gain
style in these hats proudest of.
White Plumes for Knights TempIar Hats
Beautiful long, white ostrich
at $3.50; 5000 at Sass
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CARD OF THANKS

The family OF Or. Louis Bush deceased
extend thanks to their friends also members
or COncordia Lodge. l. o U. F. for sympa-
thies bestowed during their bereavement
ELIZABETH BUSH
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Sh0an store
Tier sEar1 tie yesu andon e anebn the
su4tbc oknu
They offer an instructive who haven't
growing, familiar to those who have
want especially have the school children them; the
plant big and is It's only six months
growth Cotton planted like the seed is soWn IN APRIL and
about be harvested Cotton in little
pods pods burst puffy white balls Then these
through the gin separate the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

SEEDS IrOTn me llDSI
But see the cotton plants themselves to-mor-
row. Though we hurried TO get them here, 1t
took only eight DAYS from New Orleans. Still
the plants are so delicate they wilted some. The
different stages can be seen clearly. Many OF
the pods have burst already.
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$500 Mems Hemstitched
Handkerchief at &c

They have colored borders; they're made of good
cambria with soft linen finish, full sized u and
inch hens; such handkerchiefs as you would expect
TO pay half for. A special opportunity Hale's
got and pass II you; each &C.
15c Handkerch1efs at sc-Szes for men Il and inch
hens warranted all linen. large size SC.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

Army and Navy ParIor No. 2O7. y s G.
W--Othcers and members are hereby or
dered TO attend the funeral Of our late
brother Harry S. Greenwen. from Christ
Church. Alameda. Take II 80 broad gaus-
from san Francisco. Fine for non attend
anCc NJ T SHEAHAN pcs
w. L. COFFEY. Sec.
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1T 121zc yd; qUorth up to 25c:
Swiss nainsook embroderies, edgings to IN IN
wide, insertions 1 II in wide
1t 38c yd; a0orth UP to 75c:
Handsome Swiss embroideries from dainty edgings 4
in. wide hounces Is In wide
At 5oc I'D; zVorth MP to $I.5o:
Swiss in Tenerine, Point Rose
md patterns, IS in. WIDE bands
to 51a in wide
At oSc yd; 1Oorth up to $3.50:
Swiss embroideries handsome effects in Point Rose
designs, to Is in wide.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28

At &C yd; 1Uoyth 15c:
Swiss embroideries dainty blind stitch
designs, edgings wide inser / to in.
wide
At 18c yd; 1Voyth MP to CSC:
Swiss and nansook embroderes. beautiful designs In
blind. open work and Tenerine work. to in wide.
insertions to In wide
At 25c yd; 7OoYth UP to soc:
Handsome Swiss and nainsook embroideries Tenerife
wheel wheat, heur de lis. applique and blind
| fects 10 in WIDE n wi and
bands and galoons to II In. wide.
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Ends==Art Drapery
To Sell Il Under Price
Single Portieres at Half

of them.
It's seldom get such chance; no two Of the
same pattern It's manufacturers sample line. They
are all in good staple cOlOrs tans, greens, reds some
mixed.
If you have door that needs portiere. lounge
that needs covering, don't miss sharing them Some
have fringed ends. Just half price SIPS to So %
Carpet ends. 25c-Ingrain carpets in half wool
SO in square. some splendid patterns worth
to 75c each.
Curtains S1.35-Neary SoiIed inst
enough that they aren't bright They
have been used for ats IIO.
$125 curtains for Csc S10O soc, S5c cur
tains at &c.
Rugs, S1.75-Al-wool rugs sizes patterns
the o side fringed on both ends Oriental
and floral designs; size 6Ox3O. S1.75; 72x36 in
~
Tapestry prices-In I'd
lengths, in the armure gobelin and ottoman
just the thing for upholStering From
Use to S2.45. Just the time buy now We helped a
maker clean up his season.
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Finer EnbrOiderieS Now
Than We Have n a Sale Before
$4,000 Yards at Nearly Half


a
For ehandm eswi1us Such
see a sd an now i
or
'"
some O len in dow oday
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The Hale Plantation=-RiCh With Values

Thru the j. Stecker Seed Co. of
New Orleans, we have been able to
procure
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-28
Samples Beautiful Linens
At Is and so Per Cent Less
Than Regular Prices


There only few samples of each kind therefore can't
prices They will average Is per cent to so less
could sell the goods for regular stocks It's beau
tu line of German linens cloths NAPKINS tray cloths trnged
Napkins cloths linen Sheets Exclusive patterns but the
prices inclusive If want beautiful linens surely share these
New-York tribune., 1904-09-17
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Sept. l6.-Wheat had a weak start but
after decline OF Ic from the closing figures u the
DAY befors had rally which about covered the lost
ground. That was preliminary 10 = more decided
weak turn little later n the forenoon The local
speculative position had most 10 do with the lower
prices. The recent advance had been raDia. and
humber OF tho heaviest holders had SOLD out on
rhs bulge earlier IN the week THAI i must be
presumed they were Etin awaiting chance TO buy
their wheat back The presumption also was that
Sheat az The highest prices had fallen into hands
less able 30 stand break than were ITS original
holders. and many traders, while stiu buIshly in
cinsd. being without wheat. were irdisposed 70
Up Al around the highest prices of the
Local receipts were 12 cars. against - the previous
year. There were numerous messages from Kansas
City reporting evidences y much smaller receipts
IN prospect for next week. Shipments % wheat
from Chicago were 1850 bushels most of 81 10
Buffalo. Argentine shipments Tor the week were
Es0 bushels. compared with 10000 bushels The
ssek preceding. December sold from 81 l5is down
to T. closing M 81 lSis. The range q May was
hom s. ara 10 8 lsas closing AZ 3
There was great shake out Of the bulls IN corn.
resulting chiefly from the failure Of the frost 10
such damage as IS likely TO affect seriously the qlIai
ny Of any great proportion Of The crop. Local re-
eeigls were 56 cars and the estimate Tor to-morrow
Cd. Shipments hence amounted 10 654.0o0 bush
els The total OF the days arrivals az the Western
primary markets was 7s5 go bushels Last wear pri-
mary receipts Eere Tls0g' The highest for Decem-
Der Eas Sse the lowest 592.e, the esse was 5llse.
After selling high as 5l54c ana low as is7sr,
Nay closed al 51isc
Oats stood the depressing influences from IRE
clnsf grain pits without yielding except 70 small
fractional extent 70 the prevailing bearlshness.
4Faoe was small and confined 20 the local talent
--'eai receipts were l12 and The shipments ~
W bushels There we're transferred from unlicensed
Aoases bo9 bushels Estimate or t0-morrow's To-
"a receipts l25 ears December closed AZ the
sap price FOR the day 2Z-sc. The lowest 52izc-
Aay followed closing a. the top-3Szsc-after selling
Is low siFo
mere has been a lot OF bun talk on provisions,
-1I me market shows lntle life. Cudahy was
AT seAer of October lard to-day, Swift being
-,--as buyer. The trade confined entirely 10
'-s professional ranks. January pork was quoted
- - a. January lard 8 y, October lard Al - 81.
osioosr ribs az s. = and January ribs ~ Sc s..
mss prices we're practically unchanged from fast
nsnte The packers were the masters. Ire close
80 ,ssoesr pork 80 20; January pork. So . Octo5er
is- 49, y e@: January lara s. l2a; October ribs. . -o'
~@1aafy RIBS g.