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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
DELIVERS OPENING ADDRESS.
Dale County Educational Association
 Begins Session Last Friday.

Begins Session Last Friday.
 Ozark. Aug. 2.-(Specia1.) )-Hon. E M. shackleford of Troy Normal School delivered the opening address of the Dale County Educational Association Friday evening On Saturday school work was discussed from several view points by Prof J. B. Murphy, Miss Virginia Mizell. T J. Fain and Judge J. M. Carmichael of Ozark, Profs. J . T. Mickey and A. W. Tate of Newton and A. B Mcleod of Skipperville
 The storm of Saturday night did con- siderable damage, blowing down corn. and cane, some timber and washing up the streets and roads in the country. Where the Newton road had been new ly changed the damage was quite heavy.
 MT Frank Windham, son of Judge w. P. windham, died of acute indiges- tion Friday night and was buried Sat urday afternoon. MT. Windham had recently been employed In the baggage room at Montgomery.
 Miss Vela Simmons is visiting relR- lives and friends at Elba-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
NOTICE
STATE OF ALABAMA.

STATE OF ALABAMA,
 MONTGOMERY COUNTY
 Notice Is hereby given that all persons holding claims against the fine and forfeit ure fund of Montgomery County, whether said claims are registered or unregistered are hereby required to file the same with the Clerk of the Board of Revenue of Mont gomery County on or before the first Mon day in October, 1907 for the purpose of having said claims re-registered. All claims which are not filed within said time for re- registration will be forever barred.
 S. T. WESTCOTT, --tu-3t Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13

the resignation of Proressor T. c. Moore The position was rendered Professor Thigpen. who has made a good reputation as principal of the city schools of SBrantly
 The position carries a salary of $1,50o annually, beginning August |.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
THIGrEN ACCEPTS.

VIII Take Position of President of
 Sylacauga School.
 The State Educational Department has received, the acceptance of Profess sor Geogre IT. Tbigpen, of Brantley, to the position of President Of the Fourth District Agricultural School .at SyIa- cauga.
 This place was made vacant through
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewriters for sale. machines of all makes rented. repaired and exchanged: supplies and accessories. n l. Davsnt Buccsssor to Terry and paVaAE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13

 for Them

but will recommend them as the best articles of their kind in do- mestic use. They are the leading flavors in America and should be on the shelf of every grocery. Enquire for them and do not take
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ads with our cuts: they add 2b per cent. to the at- The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone SGT, --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

WAUKESHA HOTEL--And bath house
 Hot Springs Ark. baths under Government Supervision. first class hotel for first class people, Special summer rates now in effect Write for booklet that will give you full information. Al A. Reynolds &Wm
 H. Tarver. Props. --23-su-tu-th-tf NOTICING have in our employ an expert watchmaker. and are prepared to do hrst-class watch repairing ! North Court St. 23-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
TRUNKS

MONTGOMERY Trunk Company, The only exclusive trunk store in Montgomery, l03 Blbb St.. Phone 11s3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
KODIAK

KoDAKs and supplies at Tresslar's in- structions free We finish your snaps; mall orders promptly attended to Tresslar's Studio. 14 Dexter Ave, Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
FOR RENT-RooMs.

 FOR RENT--Furnished room with bath att tached, to one or two young men or man and wife. Apply IS Holcombe St
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
HORsl sHOEING.
FOR sALE-RlA.L ESTATE.

BARGAIN-In ub-civision property for quick buyer. This investment requires st0,-
 GOO and will pay for 1. Address M-l5. care Montgomery Advertiser. -11-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED-Three first class salesfadies for dry goods department. Only those experience ed need apply Good board can be had for $I5 per month Good salary to right par ties. Rhodes Bros. Georgana. Ala.
 -.4-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
FOR RENT--sToREs

FOR RENT-From October lst new three story brick store. centrally located. Foster, shackelford & Co.,. 24 vaudiver uBllding.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
'--.-----
 FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on watches diamondn jew.
 eiry. guns and pistols; don't worry your to us. our business is strictly eonadsntiai. Montgomery Loan Go --ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
MULES AND HORSES.

A GOOD supply of both mules and horses on hand. Prices right. We will be glad to have you call and see us bafors buying Lee Ht.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13

FOR RENT-FuFnished room with bath att tachea, to one two young men or man and wife. Apply ls Holcomb street 1s-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13
LOs4.
CHANDELIERS

WN noanufacturs our own nxturea con seouentIv we sell to the consumer at factory priees West Electric Co, 117 Commerce St Phone 625.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-13

FOR sALE-The splendid lot. corner -1il- dred and Carolina Streets. room for three or four residences; bargain; new on mar ket. Also a lot 105 feet on Sayre Street. with old dwelling; cheap. Others make i.rofit or secure good omes, why not you. ven lend you the money. Chandler Douglass:
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-05-24
MAI. fONAlSf AGAIN.

Maj. Lamar Fontaine, Mississip-
PTS famous explorer, scientist, hun
ter. reconteur and globe-trotier, has
evolved the novel theory that the
Edison incandescent lamp is a twin
brother of the Aurora Borealis.
According to Maj. Fontaine, the
electric light and the Aurora Bore
ais are produced by exactly the
same causes. lie says that 'the
Aurorean light is produced by the
meeting Of the positive and mega
tive currents Of the electricity that
ascends northward from the equator
TO the pole, and are the same cur
rents that compel our compass need
les to ever point that way. The
carbon in the air, the cosmic dust,
is borne earthward in a steady
stream, the carbon and the dust ig-
mite, and produces the magnificent
display Of light in the northern re-
gion. The Edison light is made on
exactly the same principal as the
Aurora Borealis."
Major Fontaine also hands out
another shocker to the scientists in
the shape Of a nicely-evolved theory
to the effect that "the flaming sword"
referred to in the Bible as placed at
the portals of the Garden of Eden
to guard the Tree of Life, was mere
ly an electrical manifestation, and
he offers the doctrine with the fol-
lowing pertinent paragraph:
Il know very well that | am but
ting up against ecclesiastical con-
claves and so-called scientists, and |
expect a lambasting from sophomore
critics but | defy them to point to a
single declaration of mine that the
cold indisputable facts of nature Will
not verify under crucial tests.
u am further convinced that the
builders of the mounds in the Yazoo
valley were the progenitors and
forefathers of the founders of Balbec,
and of Egypt, and of every
other ancient white, black and yell
low nation on this globe. jackson
Evening News.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-05-24
lfflORf DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Mel "Wednesday, Appointed Election
Officers and Assessed Candidates.

The Democratic Executive Committee
OF Leiiore county met this NAV -, 1907,
pursuant 10 call-the following members
being present n person and by proxy
T. H. Henderson, Chm'n; W. S. Varda-
man, S"c'y; u. T S,Yre, T.. h. Clark, J.
l." Gillespie; 4. .. Peterson. by proxy;
]. l.. Haley, by prxyi A, Henderson, by
proxy; Ben. L. Jones, by proxy; II. n.
Bowies, ny proxy; ". r. Prophet. BY
proxy I, Ray. hy proxy.
W.. s. N%srdaman, being a candidate for
Sheriff, rendered his resignation * =
member Of the committee from Beat 3.
which was accepted
On motion, ]. L. Gillespie was elected
permanent Secretary OF the Executive
Committee.
On motion, L. Y, Hughston was elected
to succeed Mr.. Vardaman as a member
ii the committee from Beat 3.
On mot on, II. l.. Price was elected
successor to DR., II. s. Oltenburg. de-
ceased, as a member Of the Committee
from Beat 5.
On motion. the Co,pmittea oo,oi,,od
the following persons to hold the first
and second primary elections for State
and county officers in Lcrore county on
the dates to be named by the Democrat.
ie State Executive Committee.
Minter CITY b. T.. Savre, Eli Abbott.
II. h, Sims. i@nspectors. .Jessa y,pse W
7. Young, clerks; W, s, Joiner. haiIiG
Sunny side-H. l.. Walton. Percy Raw
j.. p. Joiner, inspectors, b, II. Jameson,
W ni,,a - t @Ta
schIater n w Homes NJ cnhar
C. r. prico insn.ot,r.. por w n
Etbridge cIcr,s. W Il u,n,han h,nir
sbeli Mound { r,mI~@,a, w
Wall n 8 Winaao,J in.na,, - N
RIedsoe Jr Cbas pia,o ota,t.., n y
Korsh h,itig
noror oso,.
sor n N uocoLoa in,.
= ri15.u -.
=, 1000 ~ ~H'""o''' c''rNS' ~ a.
iiea'ey' oalilh'
Greenwood D. c. Petect, s. c, Lenoir.
W, r. Bell. l~nsnectors, w A Roll u,nni.
ea,lo.a otaL'., Gu 49,, 80
~ ''''N'' o"'''p ia>i"r' "a'l'n'
itta Bena Mallory Davis, III Young,
]. W. Bradford, inspectors, ]. II. Hollo-
A W. d U,IseII clares. II n soott
his ~
Rising Sun-J B.. Rodditt, J, s. Kent
". W. MInyard, inspectors; II, p. Ore.
v. FIowers ciarke. y p s,i,b Ian
IN. ~
OIL
'o" !" - 'rloe' II. IT, Moore' H. b.
blanchard, inspectors; W. II. Smith, p.
A. Parker, clerks: ], S, Parker. baiIiT.
Morgap w a p,irdovtor W Do,
, n RI.
w. o'"rN' Inspectors y H. M"ter' D.
Tharp, clerks j. {. Scott, bailiff.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-05-24

Past ard handsomely Equippcd, Steam Heated
Trains Dining Cars HuHct-l ibrary Cars
6tespipg caes~Frer Reclining CHAIR Cars
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-05-31
Troy.

Campbell T A. lots II, lS blk PC Original l
Christie II, lots 23, 81 blk 26 Original. l
Dauiels w c. lots ! to blk II Daniel ad l
Daniels W G., lots 10 Is blk Daniels ad
Daniels w G, W - fl lot Daniels ad l
Daniels G, about 20 acres Sc cor lot
sec 7 tp 30 r ............ ......-.... 2
Evausou J s. lots 49, IA blk II Original. l
Holland A NJ, lots Ii, If blk "a original. l
Hagau Ole, lots l, ,, 3. blk Original e. IL
Jolly ID IL Co, lots l3, % blk 13 Original
Johnson A, lot blk Original ....... 2
Lestoe III J, lots l. ?, 3, blk 26 Original. /
Louks G, lot 10 blk Original. ........ 3
McCombs Geo, lots Is 16 blk II Original 6
Nelson Emil, imp on ne sec u tip 30 T
Olson friedrich Mrs, lot 81. % blk 26
Olson friedrich Mrs. lots l. ,, blk Is
Original ............... .............-.....
Peterson Arthur, per e.. ............-.....
SimOn~ou Chris, lots %, "a blk % Original
Smith =. lots to blk Original ....-..
Skeens Harry, lots J. blk l Daniels add 9
Thorp stephen, lots Is, Is blk q Original 10
Woodward Minnie d Est, lots 2i, % blk II
OTlEludl .-------- .-+-...--. .-.--....+.
Young J, com at Sc cor blk ? Moores ad
Troy, tn ence sw to sec line running
< W between secs IL Is tip 80 2,
thence wlon said line to pit to inter
sect with W line of lot 3 Moore's add
Troy extended thence ne along said
line to sw cor of said lot blk 2, thence
Sc along side Moore's add to begiu'g.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-05-31
For Sale!

My farm, near Nora, Ida. four miles
east of Troy, with or without farm i'm Pile
ments and stock.
August Brantng,
May "A, 1t Nora. Idaho.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-05-31
.Juiiaetta.

Brown Susie, lot blk 10 lot blk Orgi-
BG iSi + NJ lots L. blk Orig. nal. -; 3 5
Buford q w, lots 10 to II blk Original y
Bufrrd q w, lot 20 blk Original. OF
Case Oliver c. all blk 20 Original ........ Il IS
Cheney -, lot blk Park ad. ........ so
Cock ran John, per. -............. ....... q
Dunlap Julia lot blk - Original ...... l II
Fox f j Sr, lots = blk IL Original. IL
Fox Ella, lots IL to ii blk , Origiual..... 16 AZ
Grosclose l. b, lots Is to Is blk Original o.
Housed A, lots ~ 20 Pleasant Home I'D 81
Housed A, all blks %, 30, original. 81
Hafer Etfie l., lot blk Original ..... 20 Il
Harrison izabeth, lots to II blk 20
Harrison elizabeth lot ) blk 20 Original 10 S
sw 4 NV sec TIP 81 T 3 ............. 81 p
Morse :, lot blk + o igiual ........... A!
Morse : =, lot - blk Orig nal ...-.-..... >,
Morse :, lot Is blk Original ........... 2 81
Martin \ VI lot II blk Or ginal ........ Il
Marsh { G., lot Is blk Original .......... ID 81
NJ, Glyuu d f, lots ! to ) blk l Shupfers - 1.
McGlyun f, lot blk 3 Original ........ 4
McGlyuu f, ioi u blk Original ...... z
Newell Mrs, lot blk ii Original ........ l.
Orr : II, lot k Original. .......... 81
Penlaw : f, lot Is b X ! orig nal ......... 81
Prader Anuie, lot blk Park add ..-.... s.
Quillan ThOs, per .....-..-. ..-..-- ..... u
Robinson G NJ, lot Ii blk ! Original ...... 81
Robinson q NJ lots to blk II Original Is 9
Robinson G Nj, w 20 TT lot II blk 1 Origi-
nal ..-...-...-. 3 D
Shull b, go Il in Sc cor OF SW mel OF sec
81 3......-.... .-...- ............. ::
Spokane Dry Goods Co, com so fl NV of
NV cor blk % Iuliaetta, thence 5 PAS %
Sc 417.4 fl n 24S 2-5 TT 417.2 II along
side blk % to beginning ....... .......... Q a
ahobbei Fl G, lot II blk ii Original ~ 20 81
Trout Anna O, LOT 6 So blk Original. Is q
Trout B n, lot blk Original. ........... - Il
White ID. lot blk % Original. ......... 10 81
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-05-31
TROY WEEKLY NEWS. PAGE s.
Continued from page So

blk North ad ...,......... 81 80
Original plat .'........4.. 6 10
Evans J II, lot u blk "a Original. ........ l -
Evans II, lots 10 to II blk 2S Original. %
FLYNN W, e15 lot 10 blk 10 Original. &c
Of North add .............e.,.. 81
Flemmiug CID, lots to II blk ~ North. % So
Gable L b, per Observation-Disclosures. l so
Johnson Mflr, 10 it in center of lot blk
jacobson lot blk City View ad ..... 90
blk 10 Original ...,................. Is 81
jacobson Mrs r, lot 2 blk % Original. II 5s
Kahn D. lots 7, g. blk 16 Original ...... %
City View ad .'...Y...,..,, 10 p
nal.'........'......,.. 81
Place Morton lot 9 blk 26 Original. ..... l 90
Patterson Laura lots l. ? blk II West ad IL SO
Reed J T., lot IL blk North ad e.. ....... l 24
Reed J f, lot - blk North ad ........... IL ii
WyKoff Sarah L, lot blk of subd lot
OF A. North add -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
WoodcocK w f, lot IL blk 24 Original. 73
WoodcocK Auuie |, lot 10 blk "a Original 2 73
Wilson Wm lot blk 10 Original ......... 10 35
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16
Corona Items ~OfInterest

II the Twin Brooks orr .ponden'
of the Grant County News wa present
at the game last Sunday, we hope he is
satisfied that Corona a beat even
the Twin Brooks t,am when it comes
to a show down. 1t will be remember
ed by readers of that paper hat they
published a challenge, (bluff) last
spring and had a good bit to say
about shutting Corona ont last fall:
now anyone who saw the game in
question, and knows a ball game from
a bslloon ascension, knows that GOro-
na had only half their regular team,
and no battery worth mentioning. and
it was no credit to the Twin Brooks
team that they won the game. In the
game last Sunday, the stood
Is to 5 in favor of Corona, and the
writer failed to notice any of that
good ball timber they had SO much to
say about except the battery, who, by
the Y, was hired from Milbank. If
they still think they can beat Corona,
they can Get another game. any time
and for all the money they want to
dig up. Hoping TO hear from you
az ain, we remain,
Yours in haste,
A CORONA CRANK.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16
Twin Brooks Doings.

Dan Filbert drove &c Ortley Mon
day.
w II. Pratt, postmaster at Summit,
was in town between trains Monday.
Sheriff Ed. A Murray. of MiIbank,
was in town on business Friday night.
Fl. w. Heagy arrived Tuesday night
and is visiting his son J. w. Heagy.
Chas.Chavet departed Friday morn
ing for a visit to his old home il
Nebraska.
Gladys Breckenridge visited in Mil
bank over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
John Stafford.
Clifford Cease and family, of Web
ster, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo.
breckenridge.
Manager Moore, of she Grant Couu.
" Telephone Co. was calling in town
Monday morning.
Wesley j. Heagy returned Wednes
day o a visit with relatives in
Iowa and Minnesota.
Miss Phoebe Raymond. Of Summit
returned home Tuesday evening after
a few days visit with friends.
Mrs. Miles ID. Hocum, of Minneapo.
Is, and Mrs. Frank Tenny,of Summit.
were calling on Old friends in own
Saturday.
Miss May @. Egermayer left last
week for a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Her sister Miss Emily accompanying
her as far as Ortonville.
Key. George Fl. Cummins, who at
one time was pastor of the U. B.
church at this place. is here from
barnsYllIe, Mimi, visiting old friends
and Pensioners.
Miss Mayme Stevens returned homa
saturday night from Montevideo
where she had been visiting for some
time. A pleasant surprise party wa.
given her that evening.
Rev. r. E. Graves, of Iowa. who
came out here to look after his farm
interests, returned home Monday
night for a brief visit. On his return
here he will act as pastor in the r. r.
church while the pastor of the church
is absent
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16

f. l.. Steward started out with his
threshing rig Tuesday.
Sheriff Murray was in the village a
few minutes Tuesday afternoon.
Editor futile of Albee was a Twin
brooks business visitor Tuesday.
Miss Celestra Churchill is visiting
her friend Miss Maude Johnston in
kilbOrn.
Il. Il. Bonn the new manager OF
the Farmers elevator says he is get
ting everything ready for a big falls
business in his line.
Rev. Oscar Colegrove left Monday
night for a visit to his old home ia
Meadow Grove. Neb, He will also at.
tend conference while away.
A large crowd attended the ball
game here Sunday between tOrOnaand
Twin Brooks. Twin Brooks was de
leated by q of 5to -.
John Essington has sold out his in
terest in the pool room t O his partner,
Andrea ~SorensOn, and left for Butler,
5. D.. for a short visit with his broth
err, Clip.
bile business j. not a. rushing as
1t might be at the present time in the
village it gives the business men a
chance to get ready for a good falls
business.
The village has become inOculated
with the cemen walk fever-at a meet
ing Of the village board Friday even
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16
Some Bulls.

Last year, in the north of Ireland
the following came under my observa.
ton. In a hotel the porter. for my in
formation and dutifully in f%urtherance
Of the interests of his employers, re
marked. IF you want a drive, sir, you
needn't go out Of the hotel" meaning.
of course. that carriages formed part
Of the establishment.
Another bull was in a conversation
overheard between two workmen. One
put the question, "Were you ac-
quainted with So-and-so?" to which
the reply was, mo; he was dead be-
fore | knew him."
An Irish friend Of mine was de-
scribing a dinner party he had been at.
1t was a great success, as two noted
takers were present, each Of whom
was talking SO fast that neither could
get in a word.-London Spectator.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16
MELROSE

"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton entertained
the Smith family from near Milbank,
Sunday.
Rye ~threshing and cutting grain is
the program for the busy farmer these
days.
L. p. Farley was around looking
after several binders he has sold in
Melrose.
The Frank Kockx, Jr.. family visit
ed near Wilmot Sunday.
Mrs. E. f. Dubbel and 10 went to
Ortonville to consult DR.. Karn las,
week. 10 Is recovering nicely from
his recent operation.
Mrs. Sarah Drake came out from
Corona Sunday.
Herbert JOHN, of Melrose, and Miss
Jessie Deuel., of Garfield, were married
1t Milbank last Thursday. They will
make their home on the Daniels farm
and their numerous friends wish them
prosperity and happiness.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16
STRANDBERG
Aug. IA.

The weather is perfect and farmers
have commenced fixing up uheir bind
cr. and some of them are harvesting
barley, oats and timothy. Timothy
Gems to be the best crop this year.
Wheat generally is poor. but ourum
looks fair Barley is thin m most of
he fields we have seen. Oats we think
wlll be of light quality although the
quantity may be fair. Hay is abun
dant all over the hills considerably
more of it has been put up than usual.
Mr.. Coocken was visiting in our
burg last Friday.
Aug. Korsberg has built a porch on
the east side Of his building and it is
the most magnificent porch in town.
Mrs. J. Abrahamson and Mrs. J.G.
Nelson were visiting relatives in
Adams township last Sunday and
Monday,
Ole O~mundson will be the new renter
on John Landins farm as Adolph
Nelson, the pre- cent renter, will take
charge Of his father.in-laws, j. p.
Johnson, farm hereafter.
We will soon have another general
tore in our burg. A crew of men are
now working on it and the sides are
already sheeted. The store building
is 30x26, and the front will be finished
with corrugated galvanized sheet iron
Hon. A. B. kittredge made a call
in our burg last Thursday between
trains in the morning, but although
the visit lasted only an hour, he had
opportunity to see quite a number Of
our citizens. the only complaint we
heard was that the visit was so short.
1t is not often we haye a chance to
shake hands with such a gentleman as
Senator kittredge who has been a
faithful worker for South Dakota at
the capital. The prominence which
Senator kittredge has attained in )eg-
islative matters and the nigh esteem
in which he is held by the president,
are facts of which South.Dakota PEG,
pie naturall feel proud.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-08-16

necessary that those who give
premiums be prepared with a
list Of the things upon which
they wish to make their offers.
Generally those who have offer
ed premiums in the previous car
nivalS desire to give on the same
class Of articles or animals and
the committee will attempt to &C
cOmodate them in this wish.
Have your part of the premium
list all mapped out before the
committee calls. Those who
have booths will do well to get
them in readiness for the street.