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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-05
AIDS TO LONGEVITY.
Ten Sensible Suggestions Which Are
Not Hard to Follow.

Ten Sensible Suggestions Which Are
Not Hard TO Follow.
Most writers, ancient and modern,
agree on the following circum-
stances as favorable to longevity:
/. To be born of healthy, long
lived parents.
2. To live in the temperate zone.
s. To live in the country and
much in the open air.
4. To be accustomed to daily la
Dor.
s. To be temperate in eating and
drinking.
To which may be added these ten
commandments of hygiene from a
French medical review:
l. Rise early, retire early, fill your
day with work,
3. Water and bread maintain, life,
pure air and sunshine are necessary
to life.
3. Cleanliness prevents rust. The
best cared for machine lasts the
longest.
4. Practice frugality and sobriety.
5. Enough sleep repairs waste and
strengthens; too much softens and
enfeebles.
6. To be sensibly dressed, with
freedom of movement and sufficient
warmth.
z. A clean and cheerful house
makes a happy home.
8. The mind is refreshed and in
yigorated by distractions and amuse-
ments, but abuse of them leads to
dissipation and dissipation to vice.
9. Cheerfulness makes love of
life, and love Of life is half Of health.
Sadness and Encouragement hasten
old age.
10. Do. you gain your living by
your intellect? Then do not allow
your arms and legs to grow stiff.
Do You earn your bread by your
pickax? Do not forget to cultivate
your mind. Isq uitabie Record.
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ssVos q All Reckless,

ssss ilops, HIora, Ihat you have SER.
sgnsly considered the maj lei. said d
Scottish lad tos her servant girl,
who had given no tice' z because, ahe
was to- be married that day two
weeks. IS
gSS III, indeed 4 have, :na, ,am, !, was
the reply ~ 'ye been to two for
tune ts1lera an a clairvoyant am
$lsass 4ssssks1 Ii ia ia d sign book an dreamed
on e lock of his hair haair .an' 9 called on
Sona Of the astrol ers, an, they az
BELL me to 90 ahead 5 ma am. Pm
no. g person 90 marry reckless like,
yss keY. ss,s
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Genuine Boston Attitude.

The inhabitants of erThe Hub of
the Universe" are said to have theiy
own ideas Of their own importance.
The comic artists for years have
reaped a rich harvest in caricaturing
the wise. Boston children. A story
which is attributed OH good author
ity to Henry James hits off this
Boston attitude to perfection. At
"a dinner party Mr.. James told the
story of a Back bay Boston lady
who in one sweeping classification
spoke of "the people living below
Beacon street New orrhers and that
class Of people. New York Her
,alda s5. 81 n. = ~
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a Model Ranuhiic.

s"There are few men as happy as
you in your family relations"
Yes, my household is model
republic in miniature. You see, the
secretary of the treasury is my wife,
thn secretary of war my mother-in-
law and the minister of foreign re-
lations my daughter
ssAnd of course you are the presi-
dent?"
'ssNo, man. One can see from that
question that you are a poor, ig-
norant bachelor. The presidential
chair is occupied by the cook"
.Well, then, what are you?"
"Why, I am the general public
and support the government through
the payment Of taxes" Modern
Mexico.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-05

Few women are better known in
Lookport, N. Y, than Mrs. Pattie D.
Hall, as che belongs to ore of the
tsst families and has large circle of
friends and acquain!aness. In re-
cent interview Mrs. Hall said:
"The experience I have been
through in the last two years SCENE
like miracle. I was so badly off that
life seemed almost unendurable, aud
my deafness increased SO that I could
scarcely hear anything. The suffo-
cation in my chest and the indigestion
caused by my catarrh, produced very
severe suffering. I lad Eve different
physicians, bought everything that
anybody recommended to me, but
finally gave up in despair.
''One day my milliner asked me if
! had ever tried Hyomei. I began
the treatment, end oau thankfully
testify that Hyomei does cure this
terrible disease. Since using it my
hearing is greatly improved, and the
only ..:::sse have any catarrhal trou-
BILE is when take cold .l:ea use
Hyomei, and always get, instant re.
lief. Ny friends and acquaintanoes
marvel at the change in my health
aud hearing
Hyomei has made many cures Of
satarrh, and in connection with Hyo.
mel balm. Of catarrhal deafness, in
Anderson. Similar experiences to
that of Mrs. Halls have created
large sale for Hyomei with Evans
Pharmacy.
The complete outfit, including .he
inhaler, costs but 81, while extra
bottles ere but so cents. Ask Evans
Pharmacy to show you the strong
guarantee under. which they sell Hyo-
mel.
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Wo1 Hia chea,,..

te!;aa tsecl;a e e !. Wcii ii known i,1 h,mor.
GUS writer that in the early days Of
his career he sent some pieces to q
certain comic paper, only TO have
them returned almost Immediately.
He sent them out q second time, and
again they came back. Then the
author sat down and wrote the fol-
lowing note to the editor, again
sending his contribution y
Dear Sir-During your absence your Of.
flee boy has been returning masterpieces.
seyeralso which inciose. Trusting that
you Will remit OF your earliest conven-
fence, L am, etc. S ~ -. 100. e
# It is said that the editor remitted.
Harper's Weekly. iI.j#.. .a ]
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A GRoTEsoUE DRIVE.
The Queer Way In Which Number of
Indians Celebrated.

indians cekebratea
An Indian is child in many
ways, but he shows this character
istic especially when heshas money
to spend. The sooner his riches
are returned to general circulation
the better the child Of nature is
pleased. A very amusing instance
OF this is told Of the Cheesnne war
riors away back in the dark ages,
when Cheyenne City was much
smaller place than it is at present.
The only day in the year when
these red men were source of inter
est to the inhabitants was that on
which they received their allowance
from "the great White Father" The
citizens of Cheyenne prided them
selves upon the celebrity with which
the government funds were restored
to circulation. On one day in par
ticular there was large sum coming
to each warrior from the govern
ment for some lands which it had
purchased from them. Each war
rior was turned loose upon the bust
ness community with something like
$4,000. While the innocents were
looking about for treasures which
they might possess one of the braves
sighted hearse, which was the first
vehicle of the kind he had ever seen.
at the time of the great payment
of the Cheyennes there were few
vehicles of any description in the
eisy. Particularly was there dearth
of such as could be used for pleasure
wagons. So it is easily understood
that the red man possessed himself
Immediately of the funeral car and
team of six mules, though it took
nearly all the money he had under
his blanket. He and his squaw seat
ed themselves on the box seat and
drove off in fine style. Whenever
any other Indians Of the tribe were
encountered on the way they were
invited to get aboard, and soon every
available inch of space on the roof
was filled. Next they were crowded
into the box, where they presented
most ludicrous appearance, with
their solemn eyes looking through
the glass sides. When no more pas
sengers could be admitted the
equipage drove off at fine pace to
make tour Of the shops which most
appealed to their custom. The oc-
cupants of the hearse changed rap
idly as the Indians succumbed to
their too great purchasing power.
The hearse also changed from one
owner to another for small consid-
Grafton. But through the entire
day of the orgie the vehicle was
spared any serious damage and at
last was sold back to the undertaken
for small sum. His punishment
for taking advantage of the simple
minded Indian arose from the fact
that the citizens of Cheyenne would
never consent to hire the hearse
again. The remembrance of the
part it played in the Indians spree
was too much for them, and there
after it could have no serious part in
their affairs.-New York Herald.
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Tho Ruling Passion.

q dying miser sent for his solicit
or and said:
Tow, begin, and / will dictate
particulars" !" 3.
e give and bequeath,o commenc-
ed the man Of law.
No no." interrupted the 2tes-
tator. 'I do nothing Of the kind.
Il will never give and bequeath any
thing. I cannot do i"
Il tsWell, then" suggested the at.
torney, after some consideration,
sSsuppoae you say, 7 lend until the
last day?'"
81 81 tsY es, yes. That will do" eagerly
srejoined the miser.London Tit
Bits. b
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AZ iwotaaa y tbinks 8 p,san haa 3, n b b

s. A WOMAN thinks D pan has d BAD
tenn Y I. y is 81 his because she
never fiuds hers.
!. re YOU esn' Z thiak ZOE anyshing
better, ID ways safe TO tell 4 sao-
man she has her own air ebopt dress
Ing. y;
I woman gets aRfnlly exoited
ssphan she sthi nk i how mad she would
;besf she 4 new some os the things her
neigh hors;s 80 81 abont j Or,
ss yea less toS Skis q your
4 eass yan though 81 = sasn' I. 3 II
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NOTICE.

The stock holders Of the Riverside Man.
90 meet at the Office OF said Corporation
at Anderson, 9. O.. on Thursdsy, April
resolution passed BY the Board of Direo-
tors on March Ia, 1905, to increase the
capital stock ee ss!a Rivofside Manufac.
turing Company to o maximum amount
OF Two Hundred and Twenty i've Thous-
and 1922. .UO0) Dollars. sI
By order or the Board Of Directors.
8. d. p. MoBRAYER, Pres.
G. M. MCCLURE, SEQ
Maroh %. 1905 40 L
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81 isr, !, t negro, was killed
several sypifsa sbose I'D gsaa I'D by Bff.
Issmaef 4 s. sU5ounsys
chain gam pyersears II tais reported
that Mr. Cofisy d Epr cached Il ~ hbys
the negro, ~ hol said that hs wanted To-
see one the ppiSfs negro.
scarsisd d sho ofgsin and en Cefs'
icy led l,itaS " hat 81 conia,nad SShe.
fied sising bis q iii ssnd saying
she Woui Sst D boz I'M III Ilsf nppu nnI ~
ssrie Shot Il III q aad g y d IS
oine d 81 iRk tlleir.
obi lfeu and Asen sbos yes.
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ln.a-raeitude.

Grace. aged fivss hls. hs q ] jjast Just recover
ed from measles, when her email
brother took the same complaint.
Upon coming convalescent he was
one day sitting up in bed munching
q sponge cake while his sister sat
looking On, BY various means she
tried to induce him to part with a
bit Of the dainty, but the invalid
took no notice. He ate steadily on
until the last. bits were disappearing,
when Grace GOULD stand it no longer.
She exclaimed indignantly just
look At him ! He won't give me a
:crumb. 1t WAS me that give hin.
the measles !,' s3s:..ss X! y, NJ Z;
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':'rTllls sirs

In Lendoil one evening / wis
looking xor the lhainbra, said an
EAnierii1a IAN trave eIer. Not knowing
exactly ia which direction to gos Il
stepped to qiite of Ea passerby,:
WiieR sudd denly ths name Of the the
,ateg B escaped me entireI eoS vas "a
= = sslah yoI know where
tlia large theateT Isl near here Ttt'
sbegins with an IA he man re-
piled 50 l5lhs III You mean the
'Aymargc Ssss
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

Tne Annual Meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Rlverside Manufacturing
Company will DO held at the Office Of the
Company, in Anderson, 8. O., on Thurs
day, April Doth, 1905, at 1880 O'Clock.
ID. p. McBRAYER, President.
J! March %, 1905 40 4
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Notice TO Creditors.

& All persons having demands against
thetl Estate OF w. s.. Elrod, de-
ceassd. are hereby notified to present
them, properly proven, to the updersign-
ed, within the time prescribed by law, and
those Indebted TO make payment.
Mrs. ANNA NJ. ELROD.
ssSi IS SsS StS IS H Execntrix.
~ March %. 1908 n, 40 StS sfi.s a !ssN
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Motice OF Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Adminiatratrix OF
hereby gives notes that she % viii on
Tuesday, May 2nd, 1905. apply to
tbs Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun-
~, 8. O., for q Final Settlement OF said
Eetate and discharge from her Office as
Mesdi, % lons a
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The Way of Poverty.

"Why sre people poor?" was the
question discussed at recent meet
ing of o Newark woman's club, saws
the Newark News. The answers we're
many and wide apart. Here are
few Of them boiled down:
Drink.
Laziness.
Theatres.
Charge accounts.
Inabi isy to plan far ahead.
The desire to outsbine ones neigh
bors.
Lavish display 0! goods by store.
keepers.
Indifference of mon to the needs of
home.
Womau's ignorance of dome site
economy.
High food prices and buying in
small quantities.
The habit Of doing without necessi-
ties to squapler for luxuries.
Lack Of plain business understand.
ing between husband and wife.
-=s-
- Paying for experience is almost
as valuable to man as betting on
horse races.
= A woman can't help thinking
the State has poor business sense not
to have bargain days in taxes.
- Some men are 80 liberal hearted
they pray for the furnace to break
down, 80 it can't burn coal.
= 1t spoils all o woman's enjoy.
ment to be out riding in an automobile
and not meet anybody she knows.
- A mother gets a great deal Of
pleasure thinking either how hand
some the baby is or that he is goina
to be great man.
- When man is engaged to {
girl he is mad il he can't always be
alone with her; after they are married
he is madder if he has to be.
= Chastity is to woman what
veraoity is to o man.
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Notice Of Election.

The electors Of McLees School District,
No. So, are hereby notified that an cleo
ton will be held at the McLees School
House on Friday. April II, 1905, on the
question OF leyying Special School Tax
OF four mills on all taxable property
ofsaid District. &,
& D. J.. BOLT.
r. S. HAR8IN
Z 5 n, w. H. PEPPER.
March %, 1926 "a; S5 B Al !. \ 81 20 s.S
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Administrators of
the Estate Of Cynthia L. Orr, deceased,
Mesasy, the ist day of May, loo5, apply
to the. Judge Of Probate for Anderson
County, 8. O., for Final Settlement Of
said Estate, and discharge from his
Office as Administrator.
JOHN @. WATKINS, Admir-.
March 20. 1905 Al s
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
A LII persons having demands or
IA claims against the Estate OF
r. b. Dean, deceased, are hnsSy
notified to present them, properly 1rov-
sn, to the undersigned withlp tho .ip,s
prescribed by law, and those jp iehted
are notified 10 make psymG to the
undersigned or to the Farn,s s.s anG Mer-
chants Bank to their credit.
J. T. McCOWN,
L. E. DEAN,
Administrators.
March 90, 1905 40 8
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Notice to Creditors.

: All persons having claims against the
Estate OF Felix Marley, deceased, Will
present them properly attested to
FELIX WARLEY, JR., Ext.
Pendleton, 8. g.
March %, 1905 Al s
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MRS. HALLS MIRACLE.

Experiences Similar to This Have Oc.
casioned Considerable Comment in
Anderson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15

Here you will find the largest and
finest display of chinaware OF
all kinds and grades to be found west
Of the cities. We have taken extra
pains this year to out-sell and out
class any line ever brought to the
city. We believe we have succeeded
admirably-at least. those who have
seen the line and grand display say
we have. You will find the daintiest
and swellest Japanese ware-in many
varied and unique designs, any
piece q swell Xmas present, and when
you have purchased what you want
you will find you have money left to
purchase other goods with.
There are the cups and saucers,
plates, bread and cake plates and
many other pieces-some of them with
rare decorations. And the price
that will seem trifling when you see
their beauty and design. Just as aneye-
opener we quote you milk sets at 35c-
easily worth one dollar at other stores.
Fancy f~our-piece dinner sets, in
gilt, solid gold leaf and ruby deco
ratiOns; also water sets. Fancy b.
hemian bio IN water sets. Fancy deco
rations OF unique designs.
We would draw your attention to
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15

our elegant line of chinaware deco
rated with fancy California roses, con-
sisting OF cups, saucers, bowls and
plates.
Eight piece sets, extra beautiful de-
signs, while they last and only q
few sets on hand at $l.58. Sell as
high as three dollars in other stores.
Fancy toilet sets, at prices that
were lever heard of in the county, or
in fact west Of the cities, and were new
err discounted there.
12-piece set, fancy decorations, s4.2t
1O.piece sets, nice decorations, 1915
6-piece set, plain decorations, 81. Is
A great seller is our No. 90 set
green floral decor alton, and the price
Is only. .$7.35
q saving OF S4.65 to you. This is only
n of our manvm money AYERS.
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Book Department.

The best books or the market were
selected when we purchased this sea-
sons display. The titles of most Of
them will be familiar to the book low
ing public. Among them you will
find Sky Pilot, Black Rock, Alice Of
Old vincennes, and many others
equally % popular.
"Winning of the West, by r. Parrish.
ssys the Chicago Herald, Is a Of
the best books on-the market" we
ere making . special price on It.
Gift books In burnt leather. Pricee
range from &c up.
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Jack Knives


Our lino Of mechanical toys 10 most
oonplo1o. Among them you will and
~ ontOmatic sutomobfle, kicking
mm1e, indian club performers, and
nony others too numerous to men,
1ton. Yoa must this display to
appreoiato what II really 10.
1uOrdss performing clowns and 80
omnoethe small boy and keep him out
~ " pefr0nixing this department,
moaey-thus making . given amount
buy more goods at our store than any
other placo.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15

We have decided to give every customer who purchases
IS worth or more of merchandise of any kind, a free piece of
Rodgers silver ware A large assortment to sele ct from
Soup ladies', berry spoons, fruit sets, etc, too numerous to
mention, but on display ut our store. This is extra. You
get the souvenir presents free just the same. What
more has any store ever done for their customers than
this-and still we save you from 10 to SO per cent on
every article yon purchase from us.
IN our toy department, land there never was a larger
display in the city, you will find everything that the girl,
boy or child could desire to make the Xmas season one
Of complete JOY and happiness.
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Corona, S. Oak.

Mrs. w. Deuel. has been troubled
during the past few weeks with a dis.
located shoulder. 1t seems that it
was dislocated some time ago though
it was not known at the time. Her
recent injury was caused by being
struck with a door that was very
violently thrown by the wind.
Miss Ella Deuel. left last Thursday
for Illinois, to visit a few weeks and
return with her sister Jessie, who has
been visiting there for the past six
months.
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Then there is the thousand aud
one miscellaneous articles too numer-
Gus to mention, such as albums, mu.
sic rolls, both embossed and burnt
leather. Writing desks and writing
lap pads. You are sure to find just
what you want at a greatly reduced
price at this popular store.
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Shoe Depart ment.

Warm Shoes. just the proper arti'
Gle Tor the cold weather. From 75c
up.
We have them for boys, girls, men
and women.
Prepare for the cold weather by pur.
chasing q pair the next time you are
ct our store.
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co PA RTMENT

Miss Winnie Francis was q Milbank
visitor Monday.
Robert White of Kilborn Sundayed
with friends at Milbank.
Will Soule went to Milbank We'd
nesday. Another new set.
Mrs. Gilmore has gone to Iowa to
visit friends and relatives.
Miss Maggie Shell was a passenger
bound for Milbank Saturday.
Corona young people had a sleigh
ing party one evening asst week.
The Corona young folks are enjoy
ing the skating for present sport.
Miss Florence Harper of Kilborn,
was shopping in Milbank Monday. I
Geo. H. Soule & Bro. have an ad in
this issue which all are invited to
read.
Miss Schroeder has moved into her
new house, which was recently COM
pleted.
e. z JOHN took in the sights at
Milbank Monday forenoon between
trains.
Felix MortensOn. our butter maker,
and Emil Ehrle we're at Milbank Sat-
urday afternoon.
There are a series of revival
meetings being held at the M. E.
church this week.
Oscar Lindquist, the Corona barber,
was at Ortonville the first of the week,
visiting at his old home.
j, F. Dawson, local agent for Gold
& Co., was having dental work done
at Milbank Monday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15

Toilet cases, collar and cuff cases,
glovecases, necktie cases, and many
other articles in this department make
excellent Xmas presents, and theprice
is right if you buy at HAYES Supply
House.
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Grocery Department.

We make you a Xmas present on
every article you buy in this depart
ment by reducing the price from 5 to
Is per cent. That means you have
money left to buy odds and ends with
il YOU patrOniZe us.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15

We suggest choice canned pumpkin,
! mince meats, peanut butter and espec-
tally draw your attention to u line
of choice dried California fruits.
None better on the market at any
rice. This we guarantee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-12-15

VIM. Kruse was visiting 1T Orton-
Vile and Milbank a number of days
the frstOf the week.
The honor of spelling the Milbank
high school down Friday last, goes to
y Corona girl, Miss Laura Denkman.
Miss Ella Stapleton taught as sub
stitute for Miss Dunn Monday. The
after was sick and unable to do her
work.
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We quote q few prices, just as con-
~vincers.
Choice mixed nuts, not q peanut in
the same, at 15c per pound.
3 pounds Of mixed candy for 25c
Fancy creams, per pound 15c.
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WlLMOT.
Reporter, Dec. Q. t.s ~
The following named officers Of
Wilmot Lodge No. 14O, "A. F. & A. NJ,
were installed Thursday night by Pas,
Master L. 8. Perkins: x.
w. NE. Cook.
s. W.-John A. Munro.
J. VIC. C.. braves.
Treasurer-A. NADER.
Secretary-D. s. Cable.
S. D.-Alex Cameron.
j. D.-A. w. Wilson.
S. Sc. H. Baxter.
]. S.-W. F. Weimar.
There. A. Fuller.
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Horns and trumpets, too many
kinds, but everyone sold at money
making prices.

Cradles and beds, with real springs,
just like the large Ones. 4Sc. Chairs
At 1Oc: rockers at 15c.