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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

WEST MAIN, DETACHED COR
ner. nine rooms, latrobe heat
two pantries, $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

FOR HOMES IN ANY PART OF THE
city. II Will he TO your advantage 20
see us MCCLURE DAVENPORT =
TAYLOR CO.. INC, 1o4 North Eighth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

HIGHLAND PARK, EIGHT ROOMS.
nice hall and porches. shrubbery
windmill, lot 70x140, convenient to
car line, $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
- : = . 100 -
&c YARD

FOR CHICKEN WIRE. BIG CUT IN
roll lots. We sell fly screen wire,
Border wire, easy to put up; no posts
required. All kinds fencing you will
possibly need, VAUGHAN s. opposite
Cohen Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Situations Wanted-Femaie.


" ANTED, OCT /, A POSITION AS
com panton by a lady OF retinerne nj
and long experience. Address W-lt3.
care Nirgintap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

ON YOUR FLOOR WOULD LOOK
nice. 81 coat of klondiks stain will
look SO nice you will fix up every
room in house II you once try IT
The price IL SOC. per quart.
NAEGIIA&'S, IL East Broad. Phone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

NEVER SOLD SO MANY.
------i-4i-.--i-l--@-@s
STOVES.

BEE THE EVANS HARDWARE CO.
before buying your range or cookinE
stove. We are agents for the Jewel
stoves. absolutely the best stove
made, at reasonable prices. 200 w.
Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

s3.5 WILL PURCHASE TWO NICE
lots. so feet front granolithtc side
walks and other improvements
Northstde Avenue. w. F.. PUR
CELL. JR. CO. 100 North Eighth
Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

NICE sEMI-DETACHED sIX-RooM
brick home on good. cross street In
West End, lot 400 feet deep, Price
$4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

WEST MAIN, AT MONROE PARK,
ten rooms, two latrobes, range, all
in good order. $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

NEW HIGHLAND PARK HOME OF
eight rooms, excellent construction
slate roof, beautiful reception hall
basement, bath, hot and cold water
electric lights. hot water heat, To-
Gated in prettiest spare. Price
$500, on easy terms. Continued
Illness of owner yeaSon for selling
Any one desiring Il nrst-class home
already established, in best location
can not afford to miss this. Personal
interview only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

5000 WILL PURCHASE NICE LOT. so
feet front. Small cash payment. W
r., rfRcETI-. jR Co, no North
Eighth Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

STUART AVENUE. NEW, NINE
room detached brick residence, cor
ner, garage In rear. all modern
conveniences. inluding steam heat
as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

FROM OPENING HOUR,


CAN SHOW YOU THAT CAN FREE
your home of the waste expense and
annoyance OF rats and mice. No
money in advance. Can show let
tiers from prominent physicians, a
leading banker and dozens OF others.
Phone or write me. OTTO ORKIN,
Madison s246-J. sol Mutual Build
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

NoETiiSlDE PLACE LOTS-BTAur-
tlful lots on Virginia and Northside
avenues; granoiithic sidewalks. shade
trees, electric lights. phone. etc.
new houses being built; only twelve
minutes to Broad Street, Prices,
sA-o z lnt ard UP. Small cash nav
ment. Only few left To see proper.
" take Highland Park ear and get
on First Avenue and Front Street.
Highland Park. only two blocks west
or car: salesman on ground. ". +
~ RCELl4. JR., co, 100 North
Eighth Street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Salt Lake Thistle Club.

Last Wednesday evening the Thistle
club held p reception In tho knights OF
columbus hall. East First South street,
In honor or Mr.. and Mrs. Angus craig,
n couple Of prominent members, who
were married recently. 4 larse numher
OF members and friends attended tho re-
ception 10 extend their CONGRATULATIONS
President William Service occupied the
chair and in neat speech opened the
proceedings. capital programme WAS
submitted, consisting OF songs rccita-
tlons, readings and solos dances and
bacplpe selections. Refreshments were
served during the evening. and dancing
was afterwards indulecd In for an hour
or two. and most successful gathering
was brought 10 close Win ''Auld Lang
SNne"
Before commencing the programme the
secretary. William Ncsbt read a letter
from Miss Stewart, director Of The physl-
cal department ot the public schools re-
Gu"stinG The assistance Of tho Thistle
clu0 at the forthcoming convention OF
school teachers In salt Lake city. com
msnCinS Monday, November 81. At the
meeting 30 be held that evening, folk
dancing OF different naJIoualitics is 10 he
featured. 1t WAS arranged that Scotch
dances he given by the following ladies
and gentlemen; Sword dance. Misses
Bessie and Viola Service and Alton Cal
lsgher; Reel o Tulloch. Misses Flora
Hood. Bessie Craig. Viola and Bessie
Service; Scotch reel Misses Janet Nc
Neil Harris. Bessie Craig. Misses Angus
Craig and Thomas Hamilton. The nj
pors Will also attend and play for the
dances
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
ROYAL EiphlanflerS.

Utah castle No @3S, met in regular
session Monday night. Chief Councillor
VIM Wallace in the chair. The mask
ball committee reported programme and
distributed a great many tickets, assuring
large turnout 20 the first mask ball
of the season. The appllca ton OF Miss
Berry for social membership and DR.
Chas. =. liarvicllc for benefit member
snip were favorably acted upon. The
team is asked 10 appear tonight in uni
form 10 initiate the above candidates
Clansman Watts sang solo and Clans
man w. ~ Wallace read an essay on
our Country Both were well received.
State Deputy Omall"y is making great
progress in securing memberships and
great rejoicing in the castle is the result
Tho degree team went through its PAGES
last Monday In good style and Clansmnn
Peakc was wearing n broad smile In con-
sequence. All HiEhandcrs should attend
tonight. Visiting IIighandcrs welcome.
Fcde ration hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
COURT WILL TRY TO
RUSH TRIAL ALONG
Arguments Curtailed During
Examination of Talesmen
in Mcnamara Case.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Nov, 1a.-With
FIVE sworn jurors In tho box and Two
talesmen passed by both sides. necessi
taIing flve more talosmcn before The ihird
round OF percmptorics can be exercised.
the attorneys In the Mcnamara case FOR
sock affairs OF court today for the noun
tains.
The deputies will proceed tomorrow for
n new supply Of venlremen, To date @9S
venirenen have been called and about
500 names still remain IN the wheel II
forts 10 speed the progress OF the trial
are manifest. Judge Bordwell has let
IL DO known that he win eudeavor TO
start court at o'clock daily Instead OF
10 o'clock Whenever IL appears that
a venlrs ls about 10 be exhausted. the
court will call another so as 10 have
enough veniremen on hand for eNami-
wells task in this respect however. Is
a difficult one. as he is attempting TO
draw vcnircs In quantities Of forty or
fifty. so as not to take many men from
their business until the time has actually
arrived when the venlremen are needed
for examination. II has been hard 10
gauge the length OF examination ;or
Instance. a half dozen tslesmen remain
.nS from ono ven,re, as sometimes II has
consumed three or four davs and some
times elk mon have been disposed OF IN
an hour
During examination of talesmen. here
after, lengthy arguments will be Glscour-
aged, as the court II is said, expects TO
rule on each case Immediately and "
argument is denied to obtain n reversal,
he Will receive ii In writing or AT con-
Nenience OF counsel. but not during the
regular court hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Fra ternal Union.

The meeting of Evergreen lodge, No
lJI, held Monday last was certainly a
good one. After the regular order OF
business, and The admission Of a new
candidate, the ladies OF the lodge ap
spectiou parade around the hall they
were seated and the gentlemen were left
TO do the guessing. Brother i. II. Ever
EFT was the successful competitor in
guessing the largest number of the ladies.
After removing their masks the ladies'
served iine lunch. which was much en-
Joyed by all present. Monday next is the
date of the next meeting. and the most
important OF all is the annual election
of officers which takes place. and a
full corps OF officers is 10 be elected for
will turn out en- Inasso TO select the best
members To fill the important positions
for another twelve months, Late sickness
reported, Sister Il. ID. Christensen, at tho
Holy Cross hOsnital
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20

IL THE DISTRICT COURT Or n
Third Judicial District In and fov+
County Of Salt Lake, State az ~,
The Salt Lake Hardware Command
corporation, plaintiff. vs.. Josepi,
Peery, julia Peery. o. NJ. Ene1abi|
corporation defendants.
To all whom IL may con,4
Notice Is hereby given that tho sn
named plaintid has commenced an ="
against the above named delond. ~
the above entitled court 10 foreci"r
mechanics lien OF Tho salt I.ake tI.
ware Company Tor $500. no with 80
thereon from the end day OF Novs,,
\. D.. 1910. together with coyls ~ =
pairing and fling said lien. a,torr'
fees and costs or suit. upon the r,.o,-
c( the defendants, Joseph S poary|
Julia Pccry, hereinafter dcscr;hsf
amount Of said lien being the iudah|
ness incurred by said defendants ~
:. Feery and Julia Pcery. TO ,he-
claimant for furnishing materjals
in tho erection and construction h
certain building and tho working
said property and performing labor ff'
OF as is moro lullT set forth In MAIN
complaint. on file I'm said court in
action, and in plaintiffs notice OF
TO which reference IS hereby made,
The property on which said IfS.
follows. to-wij:
Those certain premises situate I'm
Lake City and County, state OF Utah,
ginning at the southwest corner al
ono, block ii. plat u salt Lake,
Survey. and running thence north
feet: thence cast ia.G feet. themes r.
l6a fcct; thence west 1876 feet 10
place OF beginning.
Now. threfore, all persons holdinr
claiming liens on said premises, or
part thereof under Chapter t. Of !
A.. OF the Compiled Laws ~ Utah'
1907. are notified 90 be and appear ID
said Court on the 27th day ot peccnd
A. n, 1911. AZ the hour uf 10 Cd
a m, and exhibit tho same Tor detc|
nation thereof By said court.
Dated. this 9Th day Of November. "A
1911. DF.Y & HOPPAUGH
Attorneys for PlaInt|
PoStorlice address. pos -9o6 Kcarns h|
Ing. salt Lake CITY, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Secret and Fraternal Societies

cn,. There win ne A programme Of enter
tainment and light refreshments VIII be
served
Tent No. gave the first degree TO two
candidates at Thursday nights review.
q large crowd being present.
Owing 10 the fact that the last meet =
ing. night Of the month is also Thanks :
giving eve. the eXemplifyinG the second
and third degrees on "A large class OF
waiting candidates viii occur on next
Thursday night. tho 22rd. All the de-
we'll as members OF the uniform rank.
Al the members are getting busy Sc
curing candidates in order 10 get a
chance at the splendid prize State Com
mander Wight is offering to any mem
bcr bringing ono or more candidates by
the second week in December Tent
No. had also splendid social session
when number took part in the inter-
cstinG discussions Also somebody
treated 10 cigars; although as Sir knights
Olson and Cook forgot 60 bring the
was well taken up with degree work.
business aud good talks. there would
have been no time for cards. NJ arc
requested 10 he on hand TO sec the de-
gree work next Thursday night.
Tent No. L. will have an open meet
ing next Wednes sday night, when fine
programme viii he given and a good
be there. Tho Joint Committcc VIII meet
again next Wednesday night. when II is
hoped plans viii he completed for be-
-llilib- lil' ullGl bdlNSh-pi SCI l'a "
tortainmcnts by the hives" and tents
during tho coming winter. u is import
mt that all The committees or the va
rlous ''hves' and tents he present.
state Commander Wight will he in town
all this week and help all lie can Ia
raise the big class for tho second week
in December.
hold q special review Thursday after
noon. November %. AT $50 o'clock. m
* OF p. hail, i6l Second East street.
Business Of importance VIII be transact
cd and every member is urged 10 De
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
1. o. o. 2.

=. l. o. o. T.
Salt Lake lodge No. has resumed it's
| old time vieor and is doing degree work
now every week and doing il crcditably
and well Especially is This true in the
| first degree, where tho effects OF Drama
! list Wilson'S efficient instructions err
plainly seen in the inc portrayal OF the
principal characters. Last Friday night
| the second degree put on, Degree
Captain Sugdcn's team being in excellent
shape and everything going like clock
Work. The custom OF Serving liGhr re-
froshmnnts is being established I'm No. :
and seems 10 be very popular. Next
week a case OF rare apples VIII be on
TAP. the same being donated bv Tho
treasurer for dercliction in the perform
auce of an assigned duty. Tho enter.
tainment committee is planning already
winter. Third degree next Friday night.
Everybody invited, Visiting brethren
made welcome.
a iovefcast at their lodge rooms Ia Fra
ternal hall last Monday evening: The
Odd Fellows cntertaincd-ihat tells the
whole story Brothers w +. scott,
Charles +. Graz and Andrew Lundquis,
were the committee IN charge. but Broth
ers Drinkwater. Hadley. Green Bentz aud
about twenty-five others helped 10 make
the occasion one LONG 10 be remembered.
Tho gentlemen understand the art OF
serving and the lunch Of Sandwiches,
pickles. cheese and fruit. with delicious
coffee, was served in st1lH. cards were
the entertainment of tho earlier evening
and bY strenuous work, Brother James
Nelson carried away his first boobv prize.
but tho lady visitors captured tho others.
all but a shaving brush, that they had
no use Tor.
Lincoln cncampment No. Z, I o. q. r.
is meeting with marked success since
changing from Midvslc 10 Murray, The
latter being moro central, the members
show better attendance. Three new names
have been received during the month
and others arc promised This cncamp
mcnt has added sick benefit, which Is
greatly appreciated by the members. Al
the elective officers wcrs present at the
last meeting. The lodge now meets IN
Fraternal hall. Murray. upon the first
and Ihird Friday OF each month. The
next meeting VIII be the election OF Of
ncorS and a fun attendance Is desired
u. II. Elder OF Salt Lake is the scribe.
TO whom all communications should be
Salt Lake lodge No. =. l. o. Q. L.
conferred the second degree in the old
style OF work last Friday night and the
way tho brothers enjoyed IL can best be
told in the way they talked after. After
that doughnuts and cider were served.
Next Friday the third degree Will he
conferred. and We expect 10 sec the hail
filled. All odd Fellows invited. The
entertainment committee has arranged
for 4 dance and programme December
IL. which VIC expect 10 he hummer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Modern Woodmen of America.

The regular meeting OF Great Salt
Lake camp No l00s1 was held last Tues
day evening aud was well attended Sew
cral applications FOR beneficial member
ship were presented and referred TO the
investigating committee. Visiting neigh
bors were present from New York, Kan
sss. Missouri and Colorado. and made
some interesting remarks on the good Of
the order. They all dwet in lcTvcnt en-
Comium on this great society.
The regular meeting takes place Tues
day evening, 10 which all members arc
earnestly requested TO attend, as mat
ters of Importance VIII be brought be-
fore the camp. The degree workers arc
especially urged to be present, as there
VIII be several candidates TO initiate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Auxiliary to B. E. T.

\ dance and supper viii he given by
the Ladies' au&iliary TO the Brotherhood
OF Railway Trainmen Friday night. No
vcmber - at the Moose hall. Good music
and everybody welcome.
Members of Wasstch Sisters, No. @is.
remember that December ! is election
OF officers for the next year, Let MS
have fun attendance. Sister Pattcr-
son viii alao he with us with a full re :
port from the convention at Kansas City.
Como and bring all youT friends TO the
dance at Moose hall Friday. Nov. q.
The dance will hc in the nature Of q
house warming as we will hold our meet =
ings i'm The small hall in the future, he =
ginning with tho first meeting In Dc
cenher. Do not forget the time and
Mace.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los met on Fri
day evening az /. q. y. T. bail. Visiting
nelghbors from Woodbine circle were
present and a new neighbor was well
coined TO scat at the campfire. All
ncichbors arc requested TO come ont next
Friday. as II is election night.
WUodbine Thimble club WIN meet with
Mrs Sarah c. Short. 10 GreEson avenue.
Wednesday. November 22. at p. m.
Take Murray car. All members OF
Woodcraft arc invited to attend.
salt Lake circle Will have no meeting
tonight. The guards are going down to
Midvale 10 put on fancy drill. The
Midyalc circle is going 20 clve n grand
ball. All Women ol Woodcraft who wish
to 20 can meet on the southeast corner
OF First South and Main streets and
takc the s o'clock car
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Macc5 5bees.

Banner hive. go. Il. will hold regular
review TUESDAY. November II. at |. @.
o. +, hall. Tho officers and guards are
requested 10 be on time as there will be
initiation. The sympathy of the hive is
extended 70 Lady Mclaughlin in the sud
den death Of her mother. Tho members
and friends aro invited TO attend the
card social at the home of Lady SssSc.
81 North Second West. Friday. Nov. "a
This hive will give a ball and apron sale
on November %. Tho public is in
vited.
Salt Lake City hive. No. {. held reg
ular review last Wednesday evening at
Odd Fellows hall. and candidates were
shown through the. mysteries OF Mac
caheelsm. The entertainment committee
did well and served candy and fruit.
All had n good time. Under tho new law.
the election OF officers VIII take place at
the last meeting in December, The
record keeper will be homo all day Mon
day for tho payment Of dues. so ladies
don't forget tho Goth OF the month. The
general committee OF hives and tents Of
Maccabees will meet next Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows hail.
Etonian tent No, L. VIII hold an open
meeting on Wednesday evening next.
The wives. sisters and friends OF the
members are cordially invited 10 be pres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
GAS IN YOUR STOnA||
CANNOT EXIST 1

With Baalmanu,s Gas-Tabletx IT.,
the most Nalnahl" prescription eys-.
Into bottle. We have mover 49,
heard of a case OF Gas In tho So
or Bowels which Baalmanns Ga.
lets have ever failed TO cfrec;
We know that this sounds abs,,,.,r
dtculou5 and prcposterous. Va,
simply pity and "A shame 10 sIIna.
human being 10 suffer with Gas h,
YOU can get such valuable re,,os
Baalmann's GasTabiets for 56c -,
stores. -
These peculiar tablets arc so,s
soc bottle by nearly ever. drnn
II not, IN stock. tell him TO get thsH
YOU from his Wholesaler, or soma IA
silver, stamps or money order ~
Enalmann Co. 556 Sutter St, SAN h
cisco,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Yeoulen,

salt Lake homestead. No. ll3e Brother
hood OF American Ycomcn. held its reg
ular business meeting In Federation hall
last Thursday evening. There was a
large attendance. one candidate was
initiated and eight applicants were elect
cd to membership. The committee on
nails reported several propositions aud
was instructed to close the deal for the
X. Of +. hall. in the Linden hotel for
Ibursday evenings. commencing with the
hrst Thursday in December. Sister Sccicy
was reported TO be on the sick list. but IL
is understood that she is Improving
There will be another large class for
initiation the first meeting IN December,
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Woodmen OF the World.

Deseret camp. 40. iO6. will devote the
evening Of Thursday. November -", 20
musical entertainment under the auspices
Of the booster committee. The following
Is the programme:
Vocal duet. Bertha and Edith Emery
SoNophone solo. 4. Mcllan
Nloun ,''-''''''' r. WiI,o
vocal seioeNon'''.'r c,oOi !; ,,,aI M,,ItvI
There viii be cards and dancing, and
refreshments viii he served by the ladies.
Prizes and general good time for mem
bers and their friends also. The degree
team, In full dress uniform. VIII receive.
The various sub committees VIII leave
nothing undone 10 make the evening en-
joyabie.
regular meeting last Wednesday. II was
a meeting full OF interest and pleasure
from beginning 10 end, Two new appli-
cants thereof duly accepted for intro
duction into the order. Two candidates
were given the protection degree and the
work was put on by the degree team and
then gave a performance i'm several mill
tary drills which was highly pleasing to
all present An clocutonist of note then
entertained by rendition of tho dramatic
selections entitled MY Rose" "The Face
on the Bar Room Floor and "Ostler
Joe" A four round bout was the next
between Pug Buntcm" and kid Poker"
Last Monday all who went 10 Arbor camp
at Midrale were well repaid for their
members made the trip. accompanied by
the officers and the degree team. Twelve
candidates were introduced into the Md
vale camp. As an appreciation of the
visit Arbor camp served Dutch lunch
with good old apple cider The night was
pretty cold and all sat around tho big
red hot stove in the little hall and lis
tened 10 speeches from old war 'i horses
present. they being Captain Simous. COL
clough and Yanncr. District Manager
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Women of WoodCraft.

Woodbine circle No. II viii hold its
regular meeting Thursday evening No
vcmber 2S. In ], Q. o. J.. hall. The
neiEhbors should be present, as there will
be no meeting on November 20, 1t being
THANKSGIVING The guards arc request
ed to be present TO make arrangements
for the grand ball 10 be given by them
Saturday evening, December .. in l. o.
., +. hall The Past Guardian Neigh
bors club Will meet Wednesday after
noon al $50 o'clock with Past Guardian
CriSslc Dykes Al 2s5 j street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake assembly No. go will hold
the regular meeting Wednesday evening.
November -, in l. O. O. f. hall All
members arc requested 10 be present on
account OF Installation OF officers and to
complete arrangements for the grand
ball 10 he given In !. o. q. +. hall on
Friday evening, November "a. All mem
bcrs are urged To come and bring their
friends, Other fraternsl societies arc
invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
Fraternal Brotherhood.

SeGo Lily lodge No. 252 held a very
interesting meeting last Thursday even
ing. Past President Gatrell presided I'm
President Wrichts absence. Several ap-
plications were balloted upon and one
candidate obligated. The committee is
working. hard for the mask ball 10 be
given for members and friends. No
vembcr 23. The wcarer of the best cos
tune gets live turkey for Thanksgiv-
ing
Utah lodge 355 is making big prepara-
tions for their next meeting. Wedncs-
day evening, this being Brother and Sis