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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-14
Cnre of the Feet.


M other part of the body, except
the waist suffers SO much abuse and
distortion as the feet. They are us
ceptible 10 all sorts of deformities and
the. subject of all. sorts of neglect.
Many, people do not battle them often
enough, do not change their stockings
with sufficient frequency, and do not
care~for them in other ways as they
should.
The soldier who cares for his feet is
the one who holds out on the march,
apd many foreign armies have doctors
who see that the men care for their feet.
The dead skin which hardens and pro-
duces callous, spots needs to be re-
moved twice a day, If the feet perspire
freely.
To rub the feet with alcohol refreshes
them wonderfully. and nothing is as
good for them as a vigorous alcohol
rub after they have been wet or
chilled.
A rub with cocoa butter is a fine
thing for the feet at all times. Get IA
cake of this and give them a five
minute rub at least once a week after
the daily bath and you will save your
self many a groan.
We should wear rubbers whenever
we need them, and take them off as
soon as we can. The feet must be
kept warm and dry.
A famous physician is reported as
saying hat his income would dwindle
TO half if women kept their feet warm.
And it may be added that a woman's
chance of being a comfortable soul and
a jolly person to have around would be
improved considerably if she would
wear the right kind of shoes. care for
them and her feet properly, and try to
have everybody else do the same.
The Tub Bath.
The restfulness and sense of delicious
cleanliness hat follow the bath are
well worth any trouble or inconveni-
ence it would cost. Put o%ne-fourth of
a pound of boraX to twelve gallons of
water in the bath. II dissolves quick
lY, makes the water soft. gives the
body a healthful glow, and leaves the
skin soft and. smooth. Every woman
should keep a flesh brush for occasion
al use. The bath sponge should be
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hi PRIZE WINNERS.

The correct answer to last Mlonda 5
rahus nnzzle was Woodbridge. The fol-
lowina children were the prize-winners
MURIEL GRAHAM. aseu ~ -
schley street. Newark (box of pain's,'
GRACE CELIA WALLING, aged H.
$50 Orange street, Newark DOCK;
ROBERT CAIRNS. aged II, 1907
Rloomfield avenue, Newark (book).
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TIE EUenfne Stars Cook
- Book and Daily Menu.
AppefLSinG Dish Of Baked Pork and
AppIes--Dainfy Banana Salad.
BY AUNT MATTY.

Observation-Disclosures
Slowed apricots
Cereal and cream
Baked ham and eggs
Dreamed potatoes
Corn mullins Coffee
DINNER.
Vegetable soup
Apple and pork pie
Baked potatoes
Succotash Dreamed carrots
Banana croquette salad
Rice pudding Cohee
SUPPER.
Minceu < sandwiches
Olives Cottage cheese
Sally Lunns Peaches
Gingerbread Tea
Apple and Pork Pie-Make n goo
rich pie crust. roll out an inch thicl
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Loves Her Brothers Friend.

Loves Her BrOther's Friend.
My Dear Miss Doom;
VIII you please give me your advice
| am asyoung girl of II, II am very
much in love with a young man who il
a friend of my brother. He Is always
very nice to me. but never acts as II
he cares for me at all, and | do not
believe that he has any idea that ]
care for him at all. Please tell me how
: could show him how l feel without
being forward. He is about % years
old. and ! imagine he would care for
me if he did not think I vas nothing
but a kid. He told my brother that
was 4 pretty little girl. NOV a
make him understand that | am as
grown up as ] ever will be? | love him
dearly. 50 all this worries me very
much. / will look for your answer the
early part Of nex week. and will be
very grateful for your advice.
ROSIE.
The best thing you can do is to put
romantic dreams out of your head and
forget about that young man and all
other young men until they begin to
pay YOU attentions of their wv accord.
Anything you might do to attract this
Young mans notice would probably
oniy make you ppear ridiculous. Take
my advic3, my dear, and forget him.
II is mole than likely that he never
thinks of you. except when he sees you.
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* NEWS OF WOMEN FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME X
Hon. to Make
The Home More
AttractrUe

When selecting the new curtains and
draperies the careful housewife will find
thai there are various materials of ex-
cellent quality and design which may
be used instead of more expensive
fabrics, with the result that the effect
Is extremely good and scarcely notice
able to the average eye.
For this purpose the mercerized ma
terials, which are really a sort of cot
ton damask or jute, with a soft, silken
finish like the real damasks. are very
good for the window and door drap-
cries. In certain shades, sue as green,
light green and red, n a dull old
rose. they can be found at reasonable
prices in most of the department stores,
usually in curtains that are made up
and not by the yard, nj if a little care
is taken in the selection of the color
and the Objectionable tasseled fringe
with which most of them are orna-
mented Is cut off and a silk cord used
to bind the edges. these curtains will
look extremely well.
In the figured materials many good
designs come by the yard, II the fur
niture coverings In the tapestries. as
they are now called, can be bought
quite reasonably and make excellent
window and door draperies. The vari-
ETY. of these designs is endless, and
many of them are copied from the old
damasks and tapestries and are partic-
ularly good for portieres and heavy
window draperies. But care must be
taken in the selection of these, also, for.
although they wear like iron. they are
apt to fade, and certain shades become
extremely ugly with advancing 6
Plain velours are always satisfactory
and rich looking for draperies and por-
there's, and the outlay, which Is very
large at first, simply repays for the
wearing qualities of these materials.
Care of China and Gilt Frames.
Don't use soda when washing china
ornaments with gliding, for soda will in
time surely take off every vestige of
gold from the pattern. Soap may be
added to the water with impunity, and
it will do the work of cleansing without
r~oughening the hands OF the operator,
who, in cold weather. especially, will
find soda mas a very bad effect on the
skin.
Gilt picture frames frequently become
1y-stained in hot weather, when fires
are particularly aggressive. The white
of an egg will be found most efficacioi:s
in removing the stains, a. soft camels-
hair brush being employed in applying
it. Dull frames may be much improved
by an application of onion water. a
couple Of good-sized onions should BE-
boiled in sufficient water to cover them.
This should then be strained off and
brushed over the frame and into all the
c%revices.
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Scarcely a collar is seen in Paris
without a ruche. On some ruches are
combined. one black and one white
ruche being sewer together and worn
at the same time. or . white ruche and
another in the color of the dress.
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last FRIDAYS OUTING.

5 The outing of THE STAR Juvenile
ns,;nane Society at olympic Park last
~sEday was a great success. Full ac-
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SAY, pa"
What now, my son?'
when your foot's asleep does it real
" hurt, or is it only dreaming 1t
urts?'-PhiIadelphia Inquirer.
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His Hair Is Failing Out.
Dear Madame Alta:
| am a young MAJ of 30 years of
age and have a fine head of dark
brown curly hair. During the last six
months / have noticed that it Is COM
ing out in punches every time 1 comb
it. Kindly advise me what to DO to
make my hair grow, and stop 1t from
falling out. Thanking o in advance
l remain a constant reader.
PAUL b.
An excellent tonic, and one that I
am sure will benefit your case is made
as follows:
Cologne-S ounces.
Tincture of Cantharidis-1 ounce.
Oil of English Lavender-M dram.
Oil of Rosemary-% dram.
1t is necessary that the scalp be alb
solutely clean. Apply the tonic to the
roots of the hair twice a day, rubbing
it in well with the finger tips. Sham
poo the hair at least once a week.
Embarrassing for n Miss.
Dear Madame Alta:
Am a High School girl of Is and
80 No Aoih my poNhs u as ~
is beginning to look out of place, as I
very tall, / would like you to tell
me some style of wearing it up. 1t is
too thin to wear in coronet style; that
is, two .braids twisted around the top
of the head. I wear my hair parted
III the middle. in front. Hoping to
] ear from you 500 / n
A HIGH SCHOOL GIRL.
] think you r too young to put your
hair up, and would advise you to adopt
more girlish fashions as long as you
an. At II years of age it will be time
enough for a school girl to put her hair
up off her neck.
A pretty style is to arrange the front
hair in a soft pompadour and braid the
ends in with the back hair in II braid.
Tie a pretty boy on the top to hold
the hair in place and tie the end of the
braid with another bow. If you choose
you can turn the end of your braid
under and tic it ut the nape of the neck,
q style which is very pretty and becom-
ing to youthful faces.
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WHAT PRESIDENT WAS A GREAT FISHERMAN?

z r ERE we e a boy enjoying a n aft rnoons fishing. Many great men of
- President of the United States, who lived in New Jersey. If you are
guess the correct answer, fill tut the coupon below and send it to Uncle Jack,
EVENING STAR, Newark, N j
The three children who send in the neatest correct answers a have their
choice of a box of paints. a good book or a baseball. If he writing is not leg
ibe the coupon will be rejected. Uncle Jack will publish the picture of any
prize winner who cares to send him a photograph. fing-pong tntype pic
tues cannot be used.
Only children unde Is years of age are eligible to compete. Be sure to
place a two-cent shmp oil the envelope, to avoid delay att he postofhce The
Monday, September 81.
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Health and Beauty
For Ebery Woman
Neglect of the Feet Detrimental to Health
and CONCENTRATING and Massage
Recommended--He Luxury of
the Daily Bath
BY MADAME ALTA.

wrung out and put in the sponge rack
or on a shelf, where it will dry thor
oughly.
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HEAsT ADVICE to r 'ss 1sss !,
BY doom -


changeable. 1t is hardly a compliment
70 Il girl TO tell her that o love he
and Say nothing Of marriage.
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To he Continued Tomorrow.)
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Apple and Pork Pie-Make n good,
rich pie crust. roll out an inch thick,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION WANTED.
is wanted of THOMAS STEVENS, or
of MS heirs or relatives named; the sport
ing celebrity who accomplished the voyage
around the world his bicycle. starting from
San Francisco In 1884 and returned there in
1887; author Of the book Around the World
On Bicycle etc: was on staff OF the Outing
Illustrated Magazine of Boston; he lived in
New York city March. 1883, 90 Irving place.
Send information 80 S. IGALI, 1710 Webster
st. OaklNnd. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
REAL ESTATE


CITY REAL ESTATE
SOL GETZ & son.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
Room 32S. Chronicle Building.
Good locations, low prices. easy terms and fair
dealing the rcasous for our many sales.
New Blocks. New Blocks,
$500 to 81 .J0O-Sunsst Occanside Richmond
Heights: choicest lOts for homes: near cars ami
park on instaiments. Gail for diagrams.
$50 to S450-Exeelsior Homestead and Ocean
View lots: near cars: very easy terms
5000 to $3 900 Bargains in cottages; good To-
cations. easy payments like rent.
Oceanic Branch Office cor. II ST. and 8Tth av
Open Daily and SUNDAYS
SOL. GTsTz & SON. OWNERS AND DEALERS
Room Us. Chronicle Building.
$7.T50-Near ShFader ard Frederick: fine fafy
Of rooms and baths lot 23xl3I.6; rents req
sonable: modern and up 10 date
81 500 cash. bal $500 mortgage To, hank .
house Of aud hath: saloon Darlor. {
nlanfels riumbing; near DcviSa,lcro "a
KANE Co, 2l5 Montgomery 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES
c. r. HANisIERSMITH & CO.
INVESTMENT BROKERS'

INVESTMENT BROKERS,
57e GOLDEN GATE Az. NEAR VAN NESS.
S3o0--CANDY STORE and FRUITS; good loca-
ton; stock invoice $500; BARGAIN
S200-CIGAR STAND; MARKET ST transfer
corner: SNAP.
CANDY. STATIONERY and CUTLERY; near
large school; CHEAP.
BAKERY and DELICATESSEN; clears 1925;
stock invoice 81 100: choice location: SNAP.
We have a CITY LOT; viii TRADE for
SMALL restaurant; any good location
RESTAURANT; rent s25; seats 500; $500.
Lunch counter; seats %: income S25 day; $3.50.
Saloon and daneehsll: income, $50 day; 81, ZOO.
Grocery aud delicatessen; 4 living rooms; rent
$50; income $50 day; price $3.50.
Candy store and ice cream parlor: income $40
day; S200; rent S15.
q rms: rent SO; clears 500; 1000. terms
- rms; rent $40; clears S225: 81 500
81 rms: rent SO; clears $50; s.. 900.
30 rms; rent $50; clears $50; 81 800.
80 rooms; brass beds. administer carpets, ma
hogany furniture
i suites; private baths. 20 single rooms: rent
$3.50; income $500 month; clears $40O month
steam heat; good location; price 81 COO;
cost Sc. 600.
Half interest in paving restaurant in Sd st.
near Howard; this is q good chance for right
party.
WESTERN BROKERAGE CO.. Phi Kearny 1924.
2i5 hearny St. suite 40
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ADOPTION

MATERNITY Villa house keeping apartments
previous to confinement. DIR. FUNKE, 14l6
Sth st. Alameda.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE To BOND HOLDERS OF HONOLULU
PLANTATION COMPANY.

Notice s. hereby given that. pursuant to the
provisions Of that certain Mortgage. dated the
first day Of February. A. D. 1902. which vVas
executed BY the Honolulu Plantation Company "a
Mercantile Trust Company OF san Francisco. A.
Trustee, those certain ffty-Six (J6l OF the
bonds secured by said Mortgage. and hereinafter
designated by their numbers, were, on the dfth
day OF December, 1908, selected. drawn and
designated for payment and redemption in the
manner provided In said MORTGAGE said hoois
so selected drawn and designated For uavmept
win be paid at the office OF Mercantiie Trust
Company OF San Francisco at number 484 Caii
fOrnia street. in the City and County OF San
Francisco. State OF California at the rata ~
One Thousand Il 0OO) Dollars per bond and ac-
crued interest. the first day OF Fehr,,arv
1902 Such bonds snail be surrendered 70 the
Company for payment. redemption and cancel
latton. provided in said Mortgage and inter
est thereon shall cease from said hrst tlav a.
February. 1900. Any bond holder who nav d.
fore February !. 1909. may do so and receive
payment at the rate OF one Thousand n OOO4
Dollars per boud and interest to the date of
such surrender.
The following are the numbers or the aetv
six $3.50 bonds 30 selected, drawn and desfx.
mated:
Numbers:
.. 10, II. 81. 50. SO, "a. s5. SO. 81. ss 10
40. 42. As. IS, ~, 500. 5S3. 542, $50, SO. 57I.
5I2, 5I3, 5I4, 90, 5I6. 900. 902. eos. 932 933
$40, $50, 951. 952. 96O. 961 962 964 9Q4 9Qe
s9. 9 ssS ss9 1oOo; lOOl' 1902, zoos. 1905 1905.
(Seal.) j. A BT1CK
President Honolulu Plantation Company.
l. G. sIALRoL, having this day bought rom p.
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PAINTING in all branches; paper hanging, tint
Ing. plastering repaired Send for estimate
JAS. I. Hunter. l4l4 Webster. Tel. West 5053.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30

STEINWAY upright; fine condition: also walnut
case Estcy upright and Steinway square. from
SO up. BOWERS & son, 90 McAllister st.
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JOS. sKIRM & Co.
92I Broadway. Oakland
Delieatessen. good street. Oakland ....... $50
Grocery. corner, 4 living rooms s--....--... $500
Restaurant and delicatessen; dandy. -. s375
Restaurant. swell place; clears S400. 81. 600
Candy store, heart Of Oakland. ......... s 200
saloon, live one; given away ..-.--... 5000
Branch bakery; living rooms snap. ... 1928
JOS. SKIRAf & CO.. s21 Broadway.
Al want bright young man. one willing to
travel some. who has $500 to invest will as
sure you $50 mo- and your money back in GO
days; best Of security and references. Full
particulars room J03. Pacific building
s5O0-Here is rare chance for live. honest.
sober Young man 10 get into cash commission
Office business, which viii pay him big money .
business requires two partners; IS con-
Quoted. partner is leaving for best OF rea-
sons: business old established: remaiaIng part
ner thorough businessman. and incoming part
ner must be energetic and willing to hustle.
Exclusively, BAIRD & PETERSON, 951 Fill
more St
TEAMTNG business clean. steady work; wag-
ons, horses 2e2s~Folsom St
S30O-SmalI hotel u rooms, SIS rent: years
lease; sickness reason for selling; worth 3
times much; handy FOR and wife, with
little work. Address 1882 Main St, Santa
Clara, Cal
WANTED reliable businessman with $4,000
cash 10 purchase interest and act as business
manager on fine salary at The Novelty Thea
ter. Oakland; an exceptional opportunity for
fne investment.
NEWSSTAND. cigars and tobacco: $500: rent
SO: block from Office; snap FULLER,
lll5 broadway, Oakland, room is
JEWELRY store. clean stock, lively town. in
rich country about 100 miles from San Fran
cisco; viii sell all half interest TO right
party; have other interests. Call 1890 10 ,
or TO o'clock, room 227, Hotel Stanford
Kearny st.
FOR any man with a little money, willing TO
devote bis undivided attention to the upbuild-
ing Of q good substantial income business.
these present exceptional openings:
s20o0-one Of the best eqr 2ped restaurants
aud cafes ia Oakland; doing Il business Of SIS
70 Si00 per day; located just right. with big
$1,000 10 furnish and fit up IS months ago aud
must be sold this week, as owner IS compelled
10 leave town 10 look after other interests.
Don't be Just too late tBC 5l3)
s1.S0o-Shoe factory and repair shop: best
IN Oakland; men working; rent $50; nets
$500 per month. tBc 5o4l
S550-Another great buy: grocery fruit and
vegetable stand; rent So; good living rooms: (:
business $50 per day: horse and wagon; lcar-
ing city and must sell. fBC 522)
]. ". JEFFERSON REALTY CO.,
80 Market 81. San Francisco.
ROOsuNG house 30 rooms. near Oak and Van
Ness. rent $50; good furnishings: viii sacri-
icc for 81 800 cash oni-. PHOENIX REALTY
EXCHANGE, GAS Market ST., Mechanics Bank
building.
DELICACY STORE
Nrr don't YOU come and buy fliS2 We have
been advertising same for one whole month
aud have not had sn inquiry. IA. is all we
need. Price is only $500. lyineN~5onl large
portable oven. best street in cfr
pio.NiN REALTY EXCHANGE
34c Malket ST.. Mechanics Bank D1dg.
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INVESTMENTS


IF buying any active unlisted stock, write or
call on US. as we can save you 20 to 10 per
cent on the purchase price. Weekly market
letter free on request. Largest unlisted stock
brokerage business in the west. CHESTER b.
ELLIS & CO.. TIA Market st.
MY new invention 1.-THE Internal combustion gas
turbne) viii revolutionize the entire autOni-
bile and gas engine industry; simply construct
ed and of high efficiency; just what auto and
engine manufacturers Of the world are waiting
for: / want to interest one more persons
with capital to ineorpora tesa company: a great
monopoly; nothing Ike it. Address INVENTOR,
box 1888, Call office.
81 ,OO0-oCEAN SHORE RAILWAY FIRST
MORTGAGE FIVE PER CENT BONDS for
d. Z. BESECKER. 2sS Pacific building.
MCCARTHY WIRELESS-La block stock FOR
sale, cheap. 40 Bacon block. phone Oaklsnd
WILL buy or sell Mccarthy wireless telephone
stock. J. r. MCCARTHY & SON, rooms 10-11
Bacon building. Oakland
MCCARTHY wireless bought and sold; highest
price. Full information. 40 Bacon blk. Oak'd.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE
1851 FILLMORE ST. NEAR Posr
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BUSINESS cHANCEs-Con.

RESTAURANT seating As, win rent furnished
or Will sell 500 cash, balance S25 month
Call and take a look at the locality. Il6
Golden Gate ay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30

|, C. AALROL, having this day bought from T.
Seateua 4 Son all their interest IN that certain
nlcSclodeon situate at 3130 24th st.. hereby
gives notice that from and after today 7 will
not he responsible for any outstanding debts
Dated December % 1908 G. NfALROI.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-30
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
WILL Hattie Shove (maiden name) write or
call at 45S Haight St, San Francisco: P H.
MEDLEY
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-03-19

The enemies of Sen. Kittredge
who have been charging him with
favoring the transcontinental rall-
roads by his advocacy of a sea lev
ell type for the Panama canal, have
received another jolt. At the time
that the matter was under consid-
GRAFTON John F. Stevens was the
engineer in charge of the canal
construction. He had previously
been a civil engineer for a large
railroad corporation. He was a
strong advocate of the lock type of
canal and threatened to resign un-
less that type was adopted. It was
largely through his influence that
the sea level type was abandoned,
and by the support of such senat-
ors as Aldrich, Dryden, Hopkins,
Knox, Penrose, Burkley and For
aker, all mlllionaires and recognize
ed as railroad sympathizers, the
lock type was adopted. Soon after
he had carried his point Stew
ems resigned and returned to the
employ of a large railroad corpora
tion. Now this man Stevens
comes out with statement that
"the Panama canal is absurd and
should be abandoned" If there is
anything to this talk of railroad
opposition to the canal, it looks as
though Stevens and the railroad
senators had connived to get the
lock system adopted believing that
it would prove Impractical and re-
suit in the abandonment OF the
whole project.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-03-19

We are hearing a great deal just
now about ''the boss of the past
being relegated to the rear" and
"the people snatching from the
grasp of usurping tyranny the pre-
negatives of a free people who are
determined that come what may,
their blrth-right will be maintain
ed" One might conclude from
such nonsense as this that the
rights of the people had heretofore
been trampled upon. Have our
primaries not heretofore been hon
estly conducted? Has any voter
been denied the privileges of free
ballot and a fair count? We pre-
sumo that in these matters our own
county is fair sample of all the
counties in the state. Was the
voter given any greater privileges
this time than he has previously
enjoyed in the selection Of dele
gates? He found in nearly every
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-03-19
The report of the COMPTROLLER G

The report of the comptroller of
the currency shows that the fnan-
cial furry last fall did not affect
the national banks of South Dako-
ia. From the time of the call in
August to that of December, when
the conditions of the banks were
the worst. the individual deposits
in the national banks of the state
increased $7O2, ,843, and the condi-
ton of the state banks would
doubtless show a corresponding in
crease. The two banks in Scot
land are carrying more individual
deposits than they have for several
years, in spite of the money strin-
gency and the damaging effect of a
bank failure only last year.