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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
EAs As.sal Rssaiss Ogay Sse1saAs,

Elks throughout Colorado are look
ing forward with happlest anticipa-
tloDs to the Annual State Reur ION,
which 10 to be held this year in that
famous mining camp and lovely
mountain town, Osray. The dates
err September IA, Is and is. For
a year the Ouray Lodge q Els. one
OF the biggest in the state, and the
people of Ouray in general, have
been planning for the Reunion, and
there is no question but what the
several thousands of visitors who
are expected to throng Ouray during
the Reunion, will be royalty aud
richly entertained.
The Elks home at Ourav-one of
the finest in Colorado-will he the
headquarters for the state organiza-
tion during the Reunion.
Ouray s matchless scenic surround
ings and marvellous climate makes
1t an ideal place for the Reunion.
Several special trains are being
organized and low rates will prevail
on the regular trains.
Ouray extends a cordial invita-
tion to all Colorado TO come and be-
her guests during the State Reunion
OF Elks ON September, Ia, Is and
l6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
D vss Recognise Min,
Walt M ason:

Walt Mason:
The tightwad has pile of wealth
in safety salted down; he's gathered
in the scads by stealth. from every
end of town. He's loaded down
with bondsand stocks, and mortgages
and deeds; and when he takes his
daily walks, some victims bosom
bleeds. The man who gets within
has mesh no mercy need implore;
he'll always have his pound of flesh,
and look around for more To add
a dollar To his stack, he'd risk his
granite head; he'd turn the widow
from her shack, the sick man from
his bed. I'd rather gnaw at husks
and stones, or grovel in a den. tLan
have pile of shining bones that
wrung from needy men. When you
have lost your wad of dough and all
your plans are wrecked, vou then
may to the poor house go and keep
YOUR self respect But if YOU tortare
folks in debt, through all your grind
ing years, and rake in dollars moist
with sweat and blood, and women :
tears, you'll learn to bate Yourself
some day, when death is drawing
nigh; and when they tile your bones
away, no soul will heave a sigh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
&uA-Auissi laa6sr
\. NJ. Enterprise


"Noung man." observed Deacon
Walker, Il just overheard YOU make
q remark that yoa worked when YOU
got your price, and when you didn',
yoa let the other cheap skate work.
That sounds all right in a crowd ON
the street when the mercury is dane
ing around the hundred mark, bui
in the long run 1t won't get you any
where You will have to pass up too
many lunch counters. You will be
forced TO sit ON the trucks Ut the de-
pot and watch the other fellow start
on his vacation journey to tine land
Of cooling breeses and sunshine
los will have 70 hook over your
stock Of old clothes end pick out the
best suit cad have il pressed end re-
paired instead Of springing a new
suit in the gay Easter days.
You have set your price too high,
for ! notice that you loaf around
most Of the time The fellow who
works for two dollars when he can I
get four is the fellow who is now
eating regularly, taking trips and
wearing glad rags, lie was SO will
ing to work for two dollars a day
that the bosses began TO notice him
and were glad to give him four, be-
cause he delivered the goods. II
yoa will take tumble to yourself
aud get busy You will some day ge,
vour price
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
NATURE TELLS US
A. AAsy Cusns-oc Resaez kno~x
T0 Vel

NAss tEe k4lEsJs sae saes.
N&tszs fesss yos ~ alssas1 ~
Tae arsHe = EaaEEe sslisaa.ssz
la4 s,s.a a 81 s0o sEeaEeEs aesioR.
AHy =r4n@Fg Iseaaie teiis d Md
Doaa kiazsy Pans sss sOs Nld-
aeg ills.
Fsegse "a tlsis Fiaialsy sessisy 20
thelr sorlh.
slus. * a. fisdgassR. lsl n t.lis
81 salds. Cuio.. says. AIosH aid
RES Flus proved of gHeat aeaefit %
nls and J ~az - vel piaasoa VIA tes
Fesglas a tbelr Use. skai ! did not
hes ate 20 toll IN q public staaemeHt
of ther eaect.Vemess IA cases af KID
mes troable. Today 1 hoid just as
hizh az ouiniuH os shis remedy. n
mv case kidney complaint Was char
aaterized by a barRing sessatioa in
nay IONS Doan kidney fsils
promptly restored my kidneys 10 q
normal condition and after that wss
done the pains and aches in nay back
ceased. Since tnen have taken
Doan Kidney Pills when NV kidneys
have become disordered and ! have
never failed to get relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
crnts Poster Miihurn Co.. Buffalo.
n. r.. Sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan s-and
take no other
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
Wesassu 2spe Fer

The Western Slope Fair associa-
ton has named September 10. 20, 2l
and % q. the days for the annual
gathering at Montrose. The coming
event is being entered into by its
promoters with all the energy and
actio, il is possible to devote to any
public occasion intended to bring
the people and the results of their
agriculture. stock and fruit produc-
ton together in friendly competi-
ton. In the way of sports, new at
fractions will be presented. and the
fair will s.rely ssrpsss anything oi
its kind previously staged by the as
sociatlon-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
49, q - (sn.n,ss
r-ss- -s~s -s.~-ss


The sassHae guard u sbs fsebie-
tssans~sp + sshsng cash ieil la-a eseu
snx ios the csHaF. sscsssd On tls
Gsnss.oa rsseE. oae n4sis iroa >4ps-
seTo. al she nssssh ii Ne-s TIA
csees Ia she party tbai aep.Esaa
l.s-s evening ~ese Ar and NEs r.
" Nsriey. Mr. sad Mrs. Free /.
Nuli.s sna q. q Pope
The eqslpn.eni taken siong "a .
-pucssi baggage car eosss-sca ~
tweaay se.t- sssa much otheT PaEa-
phers.lsa The ulaarods wIl en-
ploy coioEea ches aud xasor D.
look aiser the gapartapi part 81 pre-
parlns the meals ana other c0nsisrts
and conSeEseBce- have been arranged
for. The members af the clssb Ntii
Keep the esmp intact satll seTf Il.
aud have arranged 80 thai the entire
tlme Of the pleasure seekers may be
devoted 10 hshIne. ioanesng ana en-
Je,lng themselves generally. without
being forced 10 look after any of the
irksome detasls of camp hie
The camp will he lacased twenty
hve miles below the town of Gunni
son. and arrangements have been
made for trains 10 stop at the camp
durlne the remainder of the sammer.
when passengers desare 10 dismoani
or board the trains Pueblo bosnd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
~ s 4 oaos9
- . unks - - . Nunu
- Ssssn1 So -jo

&snsross Fress1
Tspy Aaneu Slsssea Gunn,.on a.
she Cattles.eH > ceietratson. tis
fssaa oar nesShi-9sne se~n ~ell
eslsse iag the Grand Jusct,aa fa1r.
bod "a bills rF fss the AosIEo-e hair
tis~eSeF. be wa- snfsrmed thai q
assd d. .esa.soa xosid bs dovn iroul
Gsanlson. The rePorts the normal
schaol a. besse pat ~ shape ior the
teackers Bormsl the las; II thls
usessh Mr. Mcneil saws thai every
k,cker against this normal should
make u a poEnt % visIt GsnnIsan
aud lnspecs the b.sldlne That the
iocstsou - ideal The bsIldsng 70
the besi tr the money ever erected
by the state. That the people os
Gunnssun constructed more h. secure
" thai sny town has ever pat up.
h 70 q good investment for the state
and should he well pstronIzed
CO account Of its grand view and
sammer climate, a. shosld be made
q Rreat advertising feature for Colo
rado, i the state superintendent
~esla take u mp with Kansas. Okls-
homa and Nebraska ana arrange for
the proper credits 10 be gwen at
tsadanis at the school.
1t viii draw hundreds of scholars
from outside states. The scenery,
~ Razed upon from this building.
woald he an inspiration ior the dull
lest mind Situated on a high knoll,
1T commands view Il the Tomichi.
Gannison and Ohio creek valleys,
sad palisades. backed by innumer
able mountain peaks, like Uneom-
pshere, leaves an impression, on the
mind, that can never be effaeed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04

Record -Ssock mea;-President W
A Gsliaspy ed the Stale Stock growers
Association Is down from Gannisos
and attended the opening of the clsb
last night He reports lots Of rain
in his section and big hay crop IN
sight If tie rain will le' ep long
enough TO enable the farmers 10 pot
up the crop. Tie says cattle viii be
late. as the grass on the range is still
green and soft.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
hs.eseekers Ezcus;sa Rate. 4. Te,..
4 New Mexics Psials Duri.r 1911

on the first and third TUESDAYS
OF each month during the entire
wear The Colorado and S,,harn
Railroad will sell round trip tickets
10 great many points in New Mex
ico and Texas at greatly reduced
rates Final limit twenty-five daxs
allowing liberal stop-over privileges.
For detailed information. rates enc
can ON your nearest Colorado and
southern > Agent or address r. E.
fisher. General Passenger AGENT
Denver, Colo. al
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
Nesses es sppgss syyex 40 as ass
sga1f LAMBS

tiiiico % the -ta = Board u Land OomniI--
@IpusTH
B.nver Colo. Jmls ~ leli
Notice j. bertbs given that Herman Ellie
brecht who's. pssrtsIllice address " dunni-un.
Colo has ntafie allpitration No s772 to l.a-e
the i.,lio wing t..-cribed ~rhoai Lands situate
In tiunni~on ounfy tulorasle. to-wit.
~Elt -.-c ~. Twp. IN.. RIM
NEis OF sM = See 81. Twp. iI<. Riw
No other application 10 iease the above
,i,.-cri,ed lands vi ~ be- considered after Aug
u. laii
B 4 JEFFERsoN.
Register Statc Bonrd Land Commissioners
Pub. JulY 2s-Ang -. iall
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
So Esisvsi d rns = Cs..isss
Salieis Record

Cattlemens Day at Gunnison
july 202l, Of last week belonged
strictly 10 salida in many respects,
for she was undoubtedly well repre-
sented and advertised in everything
A special excursion from this civ
took the crowd over and the hospi-
tality accorded them along with what
they provided themselves, made a
good time hard 10 rival.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
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0arhed Wire
LINN EN1

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u. coX3 PAINLESS BLISTER
r painless and guaranteed to cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint.
fulfs, OF any enlargement Of bone or
nouscle, or money refunded Price Soc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04

Delta Independent:-Frank Ash
croft of Montrose, had two fingers
bitten off by horse which he was
feeding last week. The horse is as
treacherous at times as any other
animal and will bite the hand that
feeds il or caresses it, Some years
ago the writer knew pet horse to
bite a little girls ear off when she
attempted TO stroke its nose In
hundreds Of cases men, women and
children have heen killed or crippled
bv this animal which has often been
tderme mans best friend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
Wsu1ssu CsiusoisUaaA Fer ssl Rsc
- C1eua

Announcement is made of the
new Western Colorado-Utah Fair
and Racing Circuit, which begins
August Both to September 2nd at
Glenwood Springs, where as one of
the big attractions, Curtiss Bros,
with one of their machines will make
three flights day Other dates are
as follows:
Hotchkiss Fair Assn. Hotchkiss,
Colo. September 9th to 9th.
Delta County Fair Assn. Delta,
Colo. September II to Is.
Western Slope Fair Assn Mont
rose, Colo. September 10Th to 22nd.
Mesa County Industrial and Fruit
Fair Assn. Grand junction, Colo.
September 25th to Both.
Utah State FAIR Assn. Salt Lake
City, Utah October End to 7th.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
TO SAMMY

man I want to see. Yure farthir hssept
went out yet, has he? --: e.. :.
No, I sed, not yet.
Tell him that littil gain for tonite
is kalled awf, sed Mr.. Johnson. And
don't tell him wen thares a krowd
erround, he sed. winking at me. And
hears a nickiI for good luck, he sed.
Thanks, l sed, I won't tell him wen
thares a krowd erround.
And went rite hoam and there
wasent eny krowd erround, only pop
and ma =
Pop. 1 sed, Mr.. johnson told me 70
tell you -
Sum Othir Time -.
Nevlr mind, sed pop. tell me SUM
othir time, I'm bizy now. =.
Nonsents. sed ma. Yure not doing q
thing. Bizy indeed, she sed. Wat Is It.
Sammy.
Mr.. johnson told me to tell pop the
littil gain for tonite Is kalled awf. I
sed. better tell him now bekaus thare
mite be a crowd come erround aftir .
vile. ~
Well, sed ma to pop. -
Well, sed pop to ma.
Wat about that importint work yure
going to do tonite. sed ma
/ think I'll kali II awf, sed pop, and i
went out agen to spend the nickil.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22

A messingir boy with red har calm
with a Telegram for pop last mite
wich seams funny, him having red mare
and awl his kilograms beeing red by
sumboddy.
Pop red his Telegram and sed to
ma. O, bothir, and 1 wantid to stay
boam tonite That's jest my luck evry
time want to have mise kWiet
eevntng at hoam sumthing happins. II
Il izent l thing it's anuthir. An I'M
nsrzishun. l kali 1t. Hears the teiey-
Sran,. he sed to ma, rede 1t. The boss
wants me TO do sum importint werk
tonite.
Ma Kawffs
Ma red the telegram and kawneo IKE
che does wen she don't no weather 10
believe a thing or not and sed, Sum-
thing ALWAYS seems to happtn to you
so YOU kant spend kWiet eeVnlns at
boam. Its a MYSTERY to me, she seq.
we'll YOU kan see 1t izent my Ia"lt'
cod ma Hears the Telegram. rede 1t
7 red It onse, sed ma.
Then I went out and who shood see
own the street but Mr.. johnson, wien
is pops friend.
Hear. Sammy. he sed. yure the very
The Washington times., 1911-07-22

ing love in her eyes. Sallie Simperly
took Ferdies seven photographs from
the left hand bureau drawer and ar
ranged them on the piano in the par
Ior. Tanned by the Samoa trade winds.
Ferdie strode into the parlor TO take
his beloved in his arms.
And my seven pictures have been
ever a source of inspiration to you while
you let your fingers stray over the
keys in some melody Of loveP' he
cried, as the simpering seven met his
gaze.
At that moment little Susie simpsrly
entered the room.
"O-o-o"' she exclaimed in her inno-
cent childish way, Il observe seven
likenesses on the piano which I cannot
recall having hitherto noticed"
Good night and good-bye!" said Far
die Finklewix
The Washington times., 1911-07-22

OF the half-world and the women Of
the stage. And not the actresses who
represent the very best of the dramatic
art, either!
Isn't 1t expecting a rather too high
degree of divination on the part of
men for you to wear your dress cut
down and your skirt cut IN and out
to reveal every contour and still be re-
garded as pure-minded and womanly ?
It's so old that 1t ought to be wrinkled:
but it's no less true that actions speak
louder than words" With yours shout
ing of indelicacy, of desire to be a SEN
suous, rather than a soul, delight, of
total disregard for the flnenesSes of
conduct and costume, is 1t any wonder
that most men take you at your phys
ical word?
The 'Swagger Set"
If you insist on advertising the
charms which make their appeal to the
superficial in men, you need not COM
plain when they take what you offer
and cast you aside when they want
something better and different. You
are one of the girls who aspire to be-
long to tbs "swagger set" And the
sign Of your membership in that ideal
abusing, time-wasting crowd is the
daring indecency of your clothes and
your manners, so smirched and smeared
with cigarette smoke and cocktail
fumes that you are absolutely a carl
cature of a woman. There Is just
enough of your original character left
to suggest the likeness.
Then, with a catty lack Of percep-
tion, you call a woman who dares to
be what she was meant to be, and to
insist that her associates do not dis
grace their sex, jealous because she is
plain. She is jealous-of dignity. de-
cency, delicacy,- the. great D. D. D. de-
The Washington times., 1911-07-22

all light Harry was foy big
with than ss6sn5 i fQ5 S. Their NEEDS needs Of
spend inevitable psns Of ordinary wasn't
their Tagging interest before they began
Ss 'GG @ might 5
To Be Bor to Death
well I'm going another stupid old vaudeville show with
s SS 's9 for
MsavsP gI HaEy
y We'll used not t9 mind It, it Funny % fs9
And uSd talk While ns,ead Of fly smoking no a al!
Esn sPyihins "a I'm p5isey TiIns to do ali
called YOU up today and you here
"a f5 But at a Ssr
Him. Grace would back programs from
"Nauay HsTy tastes began to dvese toward stag parties
f k HS
of fancy work. and mncurins her nails and turned
Sss 5 fs5ysh gn 5 PGE bs
lest Of s alliance Ie will by snod systy
e TO e 15d ePo and n With q fr % the big cor
Back to Your Dad
said s5 have 1t xoS s e" b 1 BAD 5 M the shs al S
60 don't I even M no Itn T hi be 6 6 to I'll all 1n
and think youd rather out why I'll blame lam
donas if the only married you was the money you made
than we Will hax and guess we both try we can too only we've
both be famustn be hard each other when mistakes
We'll" continued the Little Old Lady n the hours
the them closer together
whole five married life
Harrys confession tell what Grace sticking
me- Grace answered uthfuly Why Harry
you know believe I've been happy since
ried as / am right now
Anyway the Little Old Lady, they moved the
and
cooking and interested planning together how
things for the and in deciding
really needed when they wanted things
the divergence of ebed
parallel lines perspective the vanishing point
"Las Gordons took day off. Grace packed little
them off the woods the hill yonder
supply ferns for their side yard They home late in
clump My said Grace 1T lots of fun 1t certainly
was said Harry We did have the best tmel"
Old Lady smiled happily couldn't help but smile
too After deep my did know just
that happenings of life could be
ttle adv
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Our Grocery Clerk
Says, Poor Dimply!

For the sake Of my wife and family,
Slug" the boss told me. yesterday, get
rid Of that condensed soup. The labels
are getting bald-headed"
saw my chance when little dimply
showed up with her new market basket
this morning. There was something
troubling her. She was going to have
company and she didn't know what in
the world to have for supper, she told
me.
Try canned soup supper" I told
her. It's all the rage. You start with
something light. like celery consomme,
and go down the list till you reach
vegetable soup. No trouble to prepare,
and the novelty OF the thing gets 'em
every time
She took seven cans OF soup, but I've
been kinda sorry ever since.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Try These
Across the Table
EXCUSE HELD WATER
Literr" roared the diner.

Waiter roared the diner.
The waiter looked intently out Of the
window, pretending he hadn't heard.
The diner had already complained OF
his chop and his chips and his nap
kin, and Alphonse had had about
enough Of him.
waiter
Reluctantly Alphonse moved over.
; Just look at the color of the water,
waiter" growled the diner. ITS not fit
to drink
Critically the waiter raised the glass
to the light and examined 1t. Then
triumphantly he set 1t down again.
NO, sir; you're deceiving yourseIi,
SIR" he said, kindly. That water
perfectly all right, sir. It's the siass
what's dirty
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
A Bright Side at Least

Her friends say she married that
man with the purpose of reforming
him."
Well" replied Miss Cayenne, "the
project may not be SO indiscreet as 1t
seems If she does not succeed she
will at least be assured of grounds
for divorce"
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Ferdie's Return; Or, ,,
The Seven Pictures

All was excitement in the simperty
household. Ferdie Finklewix was COM
ing from far-off Samoa to claim pretty
Sallie Simperly as his bride.
Carefully, and with the light Of undy.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22

has worried himself into such state tryn to puzzle out that
he's been obliged take his cool
Bill and had little about it oI'y last night
Mamie Rather Leans the Country
told Bill in favor O the country.
There's nothn like it," told him Why Bill it's what the
think the bliss O gein way out in the
country sight but and and the frogs
and things! .. ,
Imagine Bill" says, so far from the horrid noise
the that can't hear their whistles even when you're
tryin catch of No Paro
pictures fellows the life out Of girl,
anything Bill but just back to back with nature as the Phosopners
mind from the and
CROWN silence and the sweet bulls azn peacey on the
horizon What be bettern that, Bll?"
shore Bill The country be all you say Belle
the shore itself Where else experience
of sttn the red hot sun until the salt water
dries off em the right condition for all
onT friends to slap 10 show they you. tell Belle,
shoulders exposed shore treatment before
appreciate just how hard your friend IKE you " great
satisfaction to man.
about he mountains Belle our pooH
they've got Just much recommend EN-
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Complexion Varieties

Mrs. Cogger-Do you think automo-
bile touring changes the complexion?
Mrs. Motorwood-I should say 1t
does, dear. Why. in going through
Iowa 1 had a muddy complexion and
in crossing the great American desert
had a sandy complexion.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
The Rival Bellies

Mr.. Richfellow-I am told tnat MSS
Fineseason took all the prizes at vas
sar College. What wonderful mem-
ory she must have.
Miss Twoseason-Indeed sne mas
And Il goes so far back.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
SHE HOLDS IT UP TO THE
Girl Who Sneers at Queen Mary
Loretta's Looking Glass

It. You get to thinking that a girl has
to win love. to gain a husband, through
the attraction that her physical beauty
offers. So you turn yourself into a
slavish copy tall! You model your
clothes and your conduct after the
garments and manners OF the women
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Poor Man

Mrs. Goodsole-Havent you amy
trade or profession?
Ee1iy Hawsted-I was a very fine
-,1sician wunst, but hurted me eye
sight lookin' fer de rest in de music.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
ENGLISH JOKE FOR TODAY

"A nearly new Turkey carpet for f6
lOs., cost double;' lady moving into
larger fiat, measuring IA #. s in. by 9 TT.
10 in."-Advt. in Highgate Express.
It looks as II her last lodging had
been in a lift.-Punch.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Couldn't See Her

You can't bring that chorus girl into
my house"
Dad. she's the sweetest butterfly on
EARTH
''All right, let her fiutter about in the
yard" J
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Read These and
Keep Cool
WHEN NOAH WAS A BOY

His mother had a cunning little
Pomeranian. There is no truth in
the adage that "a dogs bark is worse
than his bite" for Fido was bark all
the way through.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Rather Damp

Then you didn't enjoy the picnicT'
No; the place we selected was too
damp for US to sit down. yet not
damn enough to fisn.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Adventures
|IN-
Married Life
HardLuckWhich
Softened the
GordonS' Future

IE need of practicing economy" said the Little
Old Lady, "is one of the saving graces of married
life The circular operation of making both ends
meet doesn't allow enough room for divergence Of
1T took the Harry Gordons over there" CON
tinued the Little Old Lady, Just five months of
practicing rigid economy together to get over
of divergence of tastes of five years standing
and neither of them is martyr to self-saerifce
far |
"The Gordons are just the ordinary kind of
people who under ordinary conditions, daily
prove the livableness of ordinary life. They began
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Enough Said

Your honor, married a duke"
Divorce granted" said the judge
Never mind about the particulars"
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
Defnition of SIow Gome

Little Elmer-Papa, what is chess?
Professor Broadhead-Merely a scien.
life method OF fooling away time.
The Washington times., 1911-07-22
NJ a m i e
-TELLS=
B e | | e
It's Hard to Decide
Where to Spend
Vacation :


HERE you goin' on your vacation, BELIEF + asked
you that quick because l was afraid you'd get
there first and ask Everybody I've met Sc far
today has beat me to it.
Not that they dscolored remnant where
I'm goin'. No, Belle, it's on'y their little way o
startn' the vacation subject, SOS they tell you
all about their plans for their vacations and
wonder out loud whether the country is superior
to the mountains or whether, after ALL the shore
isn't the on'y place to really rest.
It's great question, Belle, that one of whether
the solidest comfort grows in the country; in the