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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
Daily Short Story
SIDESTEP THE GIRL.
By JOANNA SINGLE.

Mrs. Sidnam stopped her little cleo.
TIC a. the curb just m time 20 inter.
cept the two young men on their Of
nce.ward way after lunch. The little
eark lady. tTreproachably tailored.
oeckoned them with a lifted finger.
and opening the door. presented them
TO the bewilderingiy pretty girl b.
side her
"Deamer Webb ana Philip Jackson
Winnie" she said gaily. You have
heard me mention them. Ny niece.
Minnie Terrell Here from Portland
Tor month. Come to dinner to-mor.
row evening. informally. Can YOU -
Her eye rested on the darker. taller
ct the two men. Deamer Webb. Both
s s..i an acceptance. and after a
lew minutes conventional talk. were
again on their way. Phillp Jackson
rather short and fair. gave n laugh.
Sidestep the girl. Webb he ad.
vised, chuckling. she looks perfect.
y able TO land a man. She isn't 20
AZ thaI Id sit up niEhts q, rave
over those blue eyes. But she would
not look at me. Mamie sldnam Is
backing you-as usual"
Let up!" Webb remarked. with n
lowering brow. Take your own adj
vice. Mrs. Sidnam always has a girl
10 marry on. some doll willing to
cuddle back for life into a soft nest
Sometimes I wish I hadn't any money
/ wonder how I'd take then"
His friend followed him into the
elevator: You're a big brute with a
women would like you. They like
danger women do. They like a man
that's hard TO get. Look at me"
jackson said plaintively. 'T fan in
love easy as breathing. but I never
get the girl"
You're lucky" said Webb shortly.
same 10 yourself. Webb. | wish
fair Winnie. Id fall for IT." They
were now going along the corridor
OF the tenth floor to Webb's Office
AT the desk in Webb's outer room
sat plainly dressed girl with brown
mar and steady gray eyes. a girl of
uistinguished beauty. She spoke
pleasantly. handed Webb some letters
and bent over her work.
wouldn't be safe here three
days, commented jackson whimsci-
cally. Il couldn't keep away from your
Miss Kate Hayes out there"
shed send you about your bust
ness In three seconds. Phil" Webb
smiled grimly. shes here to work
Ihat s why ! pay her twenty a week
shes worth II. can trust her"
=, Inc next three weeks were a whirl.
IL was the very end Of the season
and Mrs. Sidnam and Winnie Terrell
Kept the two men in n round OF gayety.
feel sort OF hypnotized. I'll be
gIad when she goes. I'm neglectiug
my business. Miss Hayes keeps n
going. She's learned Il better in n
year than Id have thought possible
She keeps me posted and logs nv
memory. She even reminded me of
date Id made over the phone with
winnie: She saw J was forgetting Il
thanked her and cleared out. Some
how she made me feel cheap" Webb
said 10 Jackson.
one afternoon when. after a lunch
down town with Winnie Terrell. they
Two alone. Webb went very late TO his
ONCE. Tor the first time since he knew
her. he found Kate Hayes disturbed
Are you ill.," he asked kindly.
What shall I do?"
I'm feeling very badly. But YOU
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can't do anything" she said rather
shortly. Il think | shall have to 90
home. These letters are ready to
mail. think I'll be all right in the
The idea, DO you think I'll let
you go feeling like this? You look
Ike "A ghosti My car Is at the curb
I'll take you myself No. I'm going TO
do II. You need not protest
Without another word she yielded
and let him take her down and put
her beside him in the car. IL was the
last OF April. and the aiI was like
wine. II whipped little color back
70 her face. She told him where she
lived. and as slowly drove there. en-
Toying the ride. an idea came TO him
Miss Hayes, something unpleasant
mas happened, and I'm going 10 know
what IL is. You're never sick. You
look more angry. excuse me. than
SICK SICK. ! insist on your telling me.
what happens In my office in my bus
mess She was still silent but turn
ed TO look him full in the face. her
cheek Rushing a little. II like you. 4"
ne went ON, "and whatever IL isl in
sist on knowing. Please. Miss Hayes -
III was a little thing a Mrs. Sid
nam came TO the office. She pretend.
ca 10 think you would be there. hut
she came TO take a look at-me." The
girl was blunt. "She was clever. hut
saw through her. She told me in a
roundabout was. while waiting that
you are TO marry her niece
she dh! Webb's eyes were quiz.
zeal on the girl moment. then he
PAID attention 10 his driving
What angered me was her telling
me: said the girl. 1T was insulting
beiore she got through she manaeed
10 let me feel that she knew me 10 be-
Trying toZattract you. and was tell.
ing me that IL was no use. I'm
ashamed. but really could have XIII.
I've left half my work on you late.
YIN ashamed. Well. I'm not re.
sponsible Tor Mrs. Sidman. I'm sorry
she made fool of herself. And I'm
not engaged to Miss Terrell. But
like her" Even as he spoke he turn.
ed a corner. and as he slowed down
he met Mrs. Sidman and Winnie in
the little electric. Their eyes were
merrily accusing as they eyed the
pretty girl at his side. He bowed and
drove promptly past. Then he laugh
ed. But the girl did not He was
scanning the numbers. and presently
she pointed out a good, comfortable.
but plain house on the nice street.
This is the place" He stopped and
rot out. As he took her hand she
I'm helping my brother through a
="
You wish II wasn't necessary 60
do 7. A strange thing has happened
TO me. Miss Hayes. You will forgive
me, but Im-in love with you
didn't know I was till this afternoon.
II came over me the moment saw
you pale and unhappy. wanted TO
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.OR0MAING MAN WILL
CATCH At sTRANs
Mr. Robert Davidson. % Steubensilie
says ne Felt That Way About
Plant Juice.

The following testimonial to the
merits OF Plant Juice. the wonderful
new Neseta bic tonic. Is from Mr.. Rob-
ert j. Davidson. who lives az Gee Gar
nett avenue. Steubenville. %. lie Is
one OF the best known men Ina the
city. having been a member OF the
ftre department for ten years. He
was born and raised here and has
many friends all over jefferson coun-
~. who Will read his statement with
great interest. He says.
i have suffered considerably from
rheumatism and Kidney trouble for
long time. | was nervous and rest
less az night and would roll and toss
all night sometimes. my whole sys.
tern was effected and felt down and
out all over. ! tried everything that
Was recommended to me and think
must have taken a barrel OF medi-
cine. but none Of IL did me much good
When ! heard OF Plant Juice Il was
Ike drowning man catching at a
straw. hut I decided 20 try IL. I am
back now for another bottle and take
great pleasure IN saying | have az
last found the right thing II seems
TO go right to the spot. Ny Rheu.
matism Is almost all gone. my kid
neys and liver are acting fine
have fine appetite and can eat
anything put before me. and I sleep
like child. feel that I cannot
praise Plant Juice too highly"
Plant Juice clears the blood of all
impurities. cleanses the liver and
constipation. soothes tired nerves and
stimulates II into action. corrects
heals and strengthens weak kidneys
IL gives a healthy appetite and puts
the stomach into condition to digest
and assimilate the food. Get a bot
tie from the Plant Juice man at The
HogeDayis Drug Company's Store
and II IL does not help YOU he will
return your money.-Adv.
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Daltan Clark Of Washington. Pa.
has returned homo after spending y
few DAYS with relatives in this city.
W. y Peabody was in Wheeling
yesterday transacting business
Miss Mary Velton Of second street
spent Yesterday visiting friends in
Wheeling
Many Moundsviile people attended
the matinee Performance az the Court
Theatre nt Wheeling yesterday.
q. Price and Uurlcv Howard Of Soc.
ond street were NJ Film Grove vcsfcr.
DAY tranEnctinr business.
J. 70. Colts Of Jefferson avenue.
who was Oporated on % the Glendale
hospital. o. getting along nicely
Mr. g. a. Hirrs and daurhtcr Mary
and Son Ncufon ~ Fairrront are OK.
pected n arrive I'm the city today 10
visit relatives
Mrs Mary Lutoe ~ fhfs rffv vas IN
Whcrllnr vcrtcrfav on business
Miss Fcrs Hammond ~ frTcru0n
avenue left laef ovoninv for CIarka.
burg whore eho ig oTuniovcd
County Areoocor " l. N0ifo will
30 10 Parteraburg % attend tho
meeting ~ tho assessors and mem.
hcrg ~ the county boards Of cduali.
zation and review
Mrs ] y Roberts Of Fourth street
- improving after n serious Illness
Miss Alma Tarriott loft YESTERDAY
morning Tor Fairmont, where she viii
attend school
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II Is sure sign that spring is
mere when the show boats begin TO
Dill the town for their shows az the
wharf Of the cities along the river.
The showboat Wonderland. which
gave a performance al New Martins
vile last evening will be the first one
10 appear at the local wharf this
year. She viii PROBABLY arrive here
some time before noon. The usual
large crowds which attend the shows
here viii be on hand TO witness the
performance.
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take care OF you. I wanted to shield
you. Nothing else made any differ
ence 10 me. Could you care for me-
He was OBTAINING her. and she stood
so quiet that his heart almost stopped.
Kate. ne urged. don't answer me
now. Stop To think about II. Remem-
per that | love you and want to marry
you. Remember-"
Then he saw that her eyes were
dark with tears. but smile touched
her pretty lips.
he worst of IL is. that they'll all
say tried to get you" she mourned.
Out you know that I didn't, YOU
know"
blt he stopped her breathlessly.
Kate You mean that YOU will
that you do-love me?'
She nodded. and took little dane.
Ing sidestep away from him
. Nareful-dear' They'll see us from
the Windows But he laughed happily.
insn ne walked with her up TO the door
m going In TO tell your folks" he
said quietly.
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Addition comnIsted-

The new addition to the Glendale
hospital. which has been On course oil
construction for the past few months
has been completed. The first fooI
OF the new addition Is used az tbs
kitchen. and the second floor as part
81 the operating room. The second
hoor Is finished throughout with
white enamel. which makes a fine an
pearance. The completion Of this ad
dition 20 the present building makes
me Reynolds Memorial hospital ons
OF inc hnest and best equipped hos
pitals IN the country. The grounds
around the biildinr are being trimmed
for the coming summer.
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Badly Beaten In Eiuht.

Mr.. Russell Francis. assistant man.
ager at the Murphy and 10 cent
store, while returning to the store
from his home on First street some
time Tuesday evening. was set upon
by number OF young men OF that sec
tion and beaten up. Those who took
part in the fight were Floyd and
Homer Montgomery and Clint and
Frank Whitlatch. and the four were
summoned to appear before Mayor
Blair at 1880 o'clock last evening 10
answer TO charges made by Mr..
Francis
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Many people OF the city are taking
advantage of the line weather and are
cleaning the paved streets in front OF
their homes. The heavy wind OF the
last few days has made the streets
very dusty. making the sweeping very
easy. II Is said that the streets will
be cleaned every few days by the city
sweeper as soon az IL Is rat in condi
ton. Street Commissioner Litman
has n large force of men at work re,
pairing the sidewalks in the East End
Wagons loads OF CindeTs are being
hauled by the city teams and the low
places caused by the wagons and auto.
mobiles being driven over same are
being filed
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Get Rid of
Piles at Home
Simple Home Remedy, Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief and Prevents
All Danger From Operation.
Send for Free Trial Package ana Prove
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Don't even think OF an operation for
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doctor said: Any part Of the body cut
away Is gone forever. one or two APP
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In a remarkably short time the con-
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Just send ia the cnupon below "a
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can get the regular package for 80
cents at any drug store. Don't suffer
another needless minute. Write now.
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May Donate HAULING.

Hon. 4. ~. Gray Of Rock Lick was
In the city yesterday on business, and
while hero Mr.. Gray commented upon
the $4,000 appropriation which was
made by the county court for the i'm
provcmont OF the Clouston-C ameron
road. lie stated that the people Of
hts community were much pleased
over tho action taken. and that a
movement had been started among
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Yesterday was pay day at the mines
the paw was quite large. With better
weather now at hand. the miners seem
sure of a steady run unless n general
strike Is ordered. The local men be-
lieve that their officials are requesting
too much OF the operators, and are no.
tifying them TO that effect
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Slip in Narrows

A small portion OF the hillside in
the Narrows above Glendale came
down some time yesterday. but did
not delay traffic in any way. While
there was a good pile of the earth
came down IL did not get in the street
car tracks. II will be removed as
soon as possible by the traction com
pany. The work of making the road
wider in several places is progress.
ing. and a large force OF men are
working in order to complete the
work
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Reception Fer Members.

Members Of the BAPTIST church are
arranging TO hold reception for an
the new members which were taken
into the church during the recent re-
vival held there. a hne program has
been arranged and light lunch will
be served hy the reception committee
in the lecture room All members are
requested to be present at 1880
o'clock this evening.
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View Ohio Corporations.
The American Cloak and suit COM
pany. Cleveland. l.. II. Young ana
The Toledo FOLDING High Chair COM
others; $4,000. anu
The Mckay MeiArd company. en-
cinna,i. II. L Mckay and others;
The Perfection Products company.
Cleveland. Charles Jordan and others;
The West Ninth street Electric COM
psny. Cleveland. y. Greenhut and others
The 'Middieburg Gas company. Mid
dieburg. y. Il. Heydon and others;
The Gardner Amusement company.
Toledo, j. ~. Gardner and others. $1,000.
The Cleveland Auto Radiator COM
pssnnys Cleveland. J. ;. -Dicki" and others;
The Cement Prodaets company. Co
lumbus. $4,000 60 $4,000.
The 1udione p SSisSs,ie Fir. Alarm
company. Cincinnati: $4,000 Co 5000.
UPrER SANDUSKY, March es-Re-
fore the get-tOgether meeting 81 the
Upper Sandusky Lincoln league here
Tuesday night. Ralph Cole. former con-
a candidate for the congressional nom
Mr. Cole said.
Under the mask OF new freedom" IL
the face 81 "Old tyranny" Under their
generation 20 sustain this infraction
they inNOyle the authority Of Vim. Nc
kinley. Governor Cox has declared
that he T. following out the policy Of
challenge the truth 81 that statement
Mckinley never advocated any plan that
deprived the people OF their rights.
challenge Governor Cox TO produce his
evidence that Mckinley ever puf his
approval upon the Warnes law.
CLEVELAND March 2s.-Mra. Grace
Mcdonnell. aged IS. committed suicide to-
uiEht. taking poison following n quarrel
with the man with whom she lived. AZ
llonell wall "a several blocks 20 an un-
dertcking establishment. She opened the
door and fell unconsr iCus in the arms Of
an empioye. IN ambulance took her 10
a hospital where she oied soon after.
AKRON. March 25--A bell boy I'm a
local hotel went 90 ths room occupied
by -. q. Opciykc. Of gomcFville. 81 g.
tonight e. awaken him. He found
Opeiyke dead on the floor. with a bullet
~ bis brain and a revolver az his side
In his pocket was n letter to hts wife
stating that he inteudad 20 Mi himself
ana asking her 20 forgive him. No rea-
son for the suicide 10 known.
NEWARK. March 25-Hary stradIer
aged p. confessed az hts home at Iiick-
mans Corners. ~ May Ann TOWNSHIP
this afternoon 20 having act fire a. ana
dgstroyiuE hlE own property. valued 81
$1,000. March ~ The confession ga.
made - O.. T. Thrush. and John baird
state fire nlarahsls.
s trade explained hts purpose was. 20
be hop~d 90 build " lodge hall ne vas
brought here and hound over d. the
grand jury On the charge Of arson.
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Horses Were Cared For.

The team OF horses which was
found standing in the lower part OF
town Tuesday evening were taken to
the Conner livery stable by Special
Officer White. where they have been
cared for. The owner proved to be a
Roberts Ridge man. The horses are a
for some time without food and water.
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MGllNDSVILLE

The Mound city cut GIaer Works
has solved the problem OF rntting
houses for its workmpn Manager
7. J. Sullivan has bad concidorable
trouble % re- workmen n como 10
the city and work AZ the factory be-
cause houses could not be secured az
proper rent In the proper location.
hr sullivan has contracted for two
houses 70 be- erected a. once The
and work will be started on the new
houses as soon a. possible Mr. Sui
ivan VIII also erect a fine home for
himself
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me season April ! with the strong
bridgeport High school team in ms
city. The team which has been prac-
ticlhs Tor the past week. Will have
the strongest lineup that has ever
represented the school and the pros
poets for a winning team look very
encouraging.
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The work Of trimming the large pop
lar trees along the street car line in
Glendale has been completed. a large
force OF men has been kept busy by
the Bell Telephone Company for some
time In Glendale. cutting the trees so
they would not interfere with their
lines.
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the farmers OF that section to donate
their services and teams in hauling
the material out from Cameron. This
would save the county considerable
money. and would extend the paving
much farther
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ssprsns Court decisions.


i3SIs-shuier vs.. Galloway: Butler:
affirmed
13sst-city OF Akron VS.. the Peter
son q wright Co; summit: reversed
1369s-Commissioners OF Knox COun-
~ vs. Merrimon; Knox; affirmed
f2s6s-Exceptions TO the final account
OF X. NJ. Campbell. executor; Ashland
Whaling VS.. WELDON: Hamilton:
affirmed
1t6?e-Burgert vs. Berger: stark: az
firmed.
1f035-Guerin VS.. <. A. Kinsey CO :
Franklin: affirmed
ito36-Copeiand VS.. Smaliey; affirmed.
versed.
=, itoi!-McGavin vs.. Tod company:
Mahoning; affirmed.
itot5-Kiine vs. Pinto: Ross: af-
i4ois--DcFranco VS. Bifaro; cuya-
hoga: affirmed
reversed.
lfo6s-Belac vs.. Cleveland; Paines-
willie and Eastern Railroad conran -.
cuyahoga. affirmed.
1f0s7-Manhattan Life Insurance
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fed
i4070-Wabash W. G.. c., c. a ST. l..
Ry. Co; Clark: affirmed.
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Do Not Be
Content

with being simply "as well"
dressed as your friends. Take
a stride ahead and be better
dressed.
Our Suits and Overcoats for
Spring are we'll in advance in
the race for Style Supremacy.
They are made by skilled tai
tors. Your style-just the
style you had in your minds
eye Is here awaiting you.
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inteiiiqencer 1915 Almanac for Csc
al the Nichols News Stand. Get n
today. ~
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DowDELL REALTY CO.

Glendale.
Bell Phones-Call Moundsville.
Olnce-SO5-R. Residence-237-R
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.u GTss1 5,,''io owns the inrses, flee, OF
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Fifs, Game April fst.
The local High school will open
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AeFadden's double sewed-warranted
not 70 rfp overalis-are the best 20 wear
nj all kinds OF work. We sell the best
wearing plain blue overalls and Jackets
the best wearing blue with white
stripe ovcralis and Jackets-the best
wearing white overalls and coats-the
best wearing double leg white overali-
Tor briekiayers-ths best hitting and
best wearing railroad overaiis-In every
size from 20 to so waist-in every length
from 20 to-2s inches Coat sizes "a to
. 50-at 80 csnts-7B osuts-ee osnts
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Thousands % boys are wearing AID
recommending McFadden's Pine Rihbed
BOYS Black stockinss-they all SAY they
are the best wearing stockings that ar.
sold In wheeling Our special Boys
stockings are seamiess-they are var
ranted not 20 fads-they are extra ions
In the les-thsy are easy to get on or
or-'hey wear like ascent stockings-
but We sell all sizes for boys from : TO
is years-at 10 cents pair
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One year ago to-day. Columbus. Day
other cities were flooded. with the loss
OF many lives and vast amount OF
pfoperty. To-day there IL no snow on
state practically has recovered from the
effects OF the flood and report good
times an even brighter outlook There
were no celebrations OF the floods ami
vorrnry. as had been suggested. because
many who lost relatives in the high
water were not inclined to celebrate
their bereavement.
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When Mrs. c. l.. Jaynes. aged 10. Of
DeiArna. fell on a street car here last
night = pin In her hat penetrated tho
back OF her head a distance OF two
inches or more. She did not lose con-
SERIOUSNESS and told the police officers
her name. She was taken 10 a hospital
but IL In not believed she can live
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Charles Gaffrey and his brother. David
became Involved In n fight at their home
late last night while discussing the w.
rter movement. one favored the men
OF Ulster, the other those OF Dublin
Police OFFICERS broke In the door OF their
home and arrested Charles. but not IN
al after ne had made an attach ON the
policemen with Knife Dave es-
capped
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Two drinks impair a mans judgment.
according TO he Ohio supreme court
ohm Be5ec. Of Cleveland. took two one
noon ana with n companion started to
Eastern trAncfion line tracks lie was
run down and lost his leg. He sued for
$4,000. bot the court refused TO award
him anything.
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r Our tan color or black Special Auto
Gauntlet Gloves are made from the ex-
TIRE nne KID finish leather that wears
like buekskin. hut will not harden N
they get wet. These Special Auto Gaunt-
lets have the patent wrist nt' strap
with which the glove can be made tight
or loose at the wrist-they NJ as neat
as Md gloves and they give a never slip
grip on the wheel We have every size
from ~ TO io-of these 81 Auto Gloves
at $50 pair.