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The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

1000 Dress Goods Rem.
nants, V to VI on.
Manufacturers' min remnants
and our own accumulation
San Toys. French twills,
serges. popIins, In wide va
risty. nsseDeat Store.
$1.25 Children's
SHOeS ....... VOC
100 pairs dull leather. button
styles Spring heels flexible,
sswed soles. broad toe.
to sh. Daesenest Steso.
$3.50 and 50 Women's
.SnOeS .......... $l.S5
Patent and dull leather; Kid
and cloth tops: leather Louis
Cuban heels. Also vici kid.
lace and button styles With
low and Cuban heels All sizes.
Dssesest store.
lie Hemmed Pillow
Eases ....... .0C
Good quality cotton. 4sx3s.
Dase0sat Store.
Sheeting Remnants at Y 70
Foulards Todd lot). Use
Yard. wide. bieached and un-
bisachedi also ~ and %s-inch
Dsse.e.t stsrs.
7e and Sc Dress
Olngn0mS .0c
Piaids. stripes and checks:
also neat percale shirtings.
One lot Wash
Fabrics .....5Hc yd.
striped crYnkied crepe and
printed batists isc. lsc and
Csc values In this lot.
$3.50 Kabo Corsets. .$1.29
Mercerixed batiste.. medium
bust sia, s insets.sood for
80. Dssenent stere.
Csc Short BiusiiA Skirts. ice
derry trimmed. Baseasst store.
Soc and 60c Muslin
UOWuS 44S
Broken line. slip-over, styles.
lace and embroidery trimmed:
some with high neck and long
sleeves. Dssenest store.
l9c Women's Drawers. Toe
Muslin. lace and insertion
sises only. Daseneut store.
81 House Dresses. .59c
Broken line Of sizes in these
wei1-made dresses. 0inghams
and percaIes. neatly trimmed
In white pique and embroi-
derry. Dsseaent store.
81 and $3.50 Silk
Petticoats .98c
Odd lot Of messsiines. light
and dark sbades--some with
fitted tops. Dsssnent htsre.
Toe kim0n0S. .39c
Empire style. floral and Per-
sian desIgns. Basement Store.
Use Princess Slips. .39c
Nainsook with lace and en-
broidery; beading and ribbon
ssseaeas store.
Ice Corset Covers. 1Oc
Broken Iine--some are 35c VAL
ues. Muslin. lace and embroi-
derry trimmed. Dssenest Stsr~.
Soc Jewelry Ice
Beautiful sold-hiied brooches.
In. neat stone set desIgns--hat
pins, meme coat chaina. ear
rinTp and collar pin ssts--in
Vide range Of styles.
Dase0ent Store.
l2He and 15e Shadow
L1cG0 &c
WvtAshs nm TO lnches--noral
cHocts IN splSndid patterns
suitabis for underwear.
lSk and lsc Camissle
Loce0 ......... s.... .AVC
i1-inch shadow camisoIs 1aces
in we'll 0ntshed conventional
AnMR0D--WnSte only.
Daseoent store.
use Satin TafReta
Ribbons ...........1 lie
Bsautlful lustrcus sRtin tat.
fefaS. full 6 inches wide. All
tho new fall coIors ~ well ~
me usual staple shaded. An
exceptiona1 quality--tomorrow
only 81 this price.
~ Ssss.ess Store.
Csc and 35c Emb'd
Fjounc1u9D ......... .lSc
io-iuch AcuneinGs and corset
cover. embroideries In wen.
vorked semi.rQund patterns,
others in eyelet eRects.
Basement store.
2Se Barrettee .......... Sc
Ghsll and amber barrettes.
SiSo cray snd Jet styles - In
4 6ie range Of styles.
Dase0eat Store.
w aists
.Sl.20
Wsekmanship
- ennoa. ~ maaoelnia a.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

IL Is Tic UNUSUALLY, Cnus0s
always fresh.
Read the Items {
So Tailored Skirts. .$1.69
2oo skirts Of splendid quality
wool end smart black and
white checks. There are both
tailored and semi-tsil9rsd
styles--cut full tare. Colors
ARE. green, black. Copennnsen
$3.50 W0men's Stylish
Suits $t.So
80 OF these excellent fall suits
will be sold at 37.s6-Tuesday
only Velvet trimmed Fabar.
popilns. with naring skirts and
Jackets I'm the many popular
lengths. The silk Innings are
OF remarkably good grade
Sizes is to "a. Daseaent store.
SIS Silk and Serge
Dresses .H.95
Made of tareta silks and
serges-plain or in combine.
ton with plaids. vestees and
collars Of organdy. long
sleeves. smart button trim
mings. skirts cut full. An ex-
celient selection Of colors with
plenty of navy blues ana
blacks Baseaest store.
81 Children's Dresses
At PAsA~
These are mostly In popiih ma
terials They include t1iero
models with collar and waist
finished In scallops--coufe IN
all popular shndes--and the
sizes run from to ~ ycsra
Children's Plush Coats $685.
These stylish coats have ural
lamb collars and cuns--are Il
very well made-and have at Il
tractive quilted Innings 8.
and io-year sizes.
81 Odd Lot of Silk
Waists .69c
Waists that are soiled ana In
odd sizes-but they are made
OF splendid materials In mes
saline. crepe de chine and
peau de soies--and are In good
fan styles. Basement store.
Children's IS and $3.50
Coats -. !. 1878 /
About 100 coats from ono OF
the leading manufacturer
samples and odd lots--stz~s
FOR children to 6 years. The
materials are. corduroy, alb
,raehan' novelty cloths and
yeiyets. Some have belt. pock-
cts and fancy TRIMMINGS. Also
81 to IS models at 1915.
Basement store.
39c and SOC Corset
lovers SSC
Good nainsook. lace and en-
brotdery trimmings - ribbou
run. Beading. Dasenest store.
soc Crepe Combinations, 39e
Good quality Of crepe; lace
trimmed and rippon run
75c Reversible Apron. .48c
PercaIes and chambray mate
riats. piped in white. Can be
used as dress or kimono also.
Basement store.
SOC Sewing Apron. .Z9e
Embroidered lawn trimmed
with lace, silk ribbon draw
string-can be converted into
sewing apron. Dsseneut Store.
Csc Mems Cashmere
Half Hose lie
Good weiGht. gray; also FAST
color black or Oxford--au
wool cashmere.
SITS Mems Wool |
Rib u. Suits. .$1.1S
Good heavy weight, NOR tns ina"
10 ~. Dasensnt store.
81 Mems Shirts and
Drawers ...:. DOC
Ribbed or nat--natural gray
well made. strong and warm
Dsseoen1 Store.
81 and $3.50 Odds and
Ends In Shirts Use
t a.! '' ODD. s and : .m ''s''.
Dassasst stsss.
81 Mems Heavy Cotton
Union Suits $3.50. Use
Fine combed cotton, ribbed.
ciosed crotch. ~ 90 ~.
Daseneat Store.
soc Plisse Crepe de
Chine .............. .Z9e
-
street and evening dresses.
Dass0eat Store.
6Oc Silk and Cotton
Poplin .............. 43c
Lustvous silk finish. right
weight for dresses and waists.
DsseDsst Store.
15c Silk and Isle
Fabrics .1ZHc
Plain. and dottsd--!ooks Ike
Dase1est stsss.
soc and zoe Novelty
Foulards Todd lots) Ice
Also sateers - figures and
stripes--dark coiors.
600 Fres
Acsua
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

'ss turning-over OF our Basel
o. 81 D. Ho~-
Que STANDARD COfSetS, J3C
u,~h h.., ,or~ hin yell
Supporter" p- p......s steve.
MT - o.
with rcd borders.
eng w..
80" Op =, a.
Blankets .$l.ZS
aseey euaiityEsrsy only.
Daseasss store.
Soc Crib Blankets. .39C
designs. ssx's. ,....... .,...
- a e,w
<I.1V oiihOsine
Comfort 800
hs'e"e.s s''rs.
81 Crochet Spread zee
Large size. good quality. Isun.
ders perfectly. Dassnest s0sss.
45c Hemstitched
Sheet .37s
scanned. serv,ceable grade of
cotton. 1880.
SI.ZO OueuesS Sdtiu. :. .oSS
In black s:,, iSst.cus nnI:h. ..a
SIN Remnants " To u on
Plain and fancy tafYetss. sat
9"od aualities Some rare bar.
s~'
kn. C~-.~< Nan. n
Suits .35<
For women. These famods
stnsr.s rr,. Isrr,h 'o"s
1ss<1r~~ ste,~.
que Womens nni''eo ~,
I. '.'........1o's
ns.s-e.s ss.se.
! IA u~I 1gn U~~.>~S~
Vests ................6 Sc
| Summer weight: nne Swiss RIB.
|
II WOmen's u. Suits. /. .59(
White, High Or Dutch neck.
I" TO ~. sss<.ess sssre.
De Imfaufs, Caah.
49,
) paIr. for soc. Ev.ry thread
pure wool e,shmere1sllk heel:
no uoe,'aS. ano IL.
~ WAY
0g. n~, u
! Cotton Hose !. Ice
| Fine combed cotton, double
ro. elastic. fast black: TO 10.
/ nesesess sse'e'
og xxy., c.r.
Boot Hoo 2Hs
1 s 80.
colors only--sh to 10.
"a. u.-..,. ouL
w" ~" o NJ.
s nu ..'.....'. .cvS
Tor ~. Pure thread SILK.
ss's.est store.
U.->.,.. u>.~
VOsSem Nevy
EIeeced Hose. z for Z5(
''s-'.' ''''''
400 Linen Remnants, u "a
1.3 on.
r.h,. $1,000 ana sov.i,n~
nA's'n' ~
RQe md Toe Tnh1e
"a
CbotIl0 ....... dye
| Red ADD whits-friaged. L.rge'
"ses. Ssssss sss~'
.~u ~u So
lOc = IZMe U01I1o0v JTe
L.: :s'. 60, ''''-''' ''''''
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

Waists .6S(
Waists that are soiled and In
odd sizes--but they are made
OF splendid materials In mes
saline. crepe de chine ana
peau de soies--and are In xooo
fall styles. Basement store.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
Children's S. and $3.50

Coats .$3.7s
About 100 coats from one OF
the leading manufacturers
samples and odd lots-ssn~s
FOR children to 6 years. The
materials are corduroy, zio-
cline. broadcioth. serge, as
trachan. novelty cloths and
velyets. Some have belt. pock-
cts and fancy TRIMMINGS Also
81 to IS models at 42.s5.
Basenent store.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
50 Children's Dresses

AT .PAsA
These are mostly In poplih ma
terials- They include t1iero
models with collar and waist
finished In scallops--coute IN
all popular shndes--and the
sizes run from to ~ years-
Dsseaent store.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26

(To Be Continued
The Detroit times., 1915-10-26
Plush Coats $6.95

These stylish coats have ural
lamb collars and cuns---are
very well made--and have at
tractive quilted Innings 8.
and lo-year Sizes.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Another Pleasant Afternoon for
the Taxa Club.

Last Wednesday the ladies of the
Taxa Club were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Eli Scott on Grand ave-
nue., with Mesdames Anna Spaid, Ii.
II. Sharp and Chas. Teeter assisting.
The house was decorated throughout
with holly and other Christmas deco
rations.
The afternoon was passed in CONVEX
sation and at n Santa Claus puzzle con-
test which made much fun for the
ladies, as there were none who could
make out the puzzle,
Before departing a bountiful three
course luncheon was served at small
tables, which was greatly enjoyed by
all present.
The invited guests were: NTesdames
Will Hicks, r. T.. Cearnal, ]. ID. Har-
bur, Miss Oma Webb.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
ExtoIs Junlus Rrutus Booth.

A theatrical man, in an appreciation
of Junius Brutus Booth, declares that
intellectually he stood above any
actor OF his own or any other time
In justification of this praise these
claims are made; Booth had knowl
edge of seamanship acquired as a
midshipman), was an expert printer,
had studied law and medicine, was
an acute theologion, and spoke eight
languages fluently, besides being the
greatest actor who ever spoke the
English language
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Faults of Modern Life.

We must stop the present tendency
toward the easy life if we wish to de-
vclop strong race and bring down
the insanity rate. Moral and mental
health are closely related, and the
newest philosophy of life does not
mako for mental health. We have too
much education and not enough train
ing. We have too many people who
read and too little that is worth read
ing.-Dr. c. N. Burr.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
In Sunny Spain,

In Spain it is notorious that on the
eve of bull fight cases Of petty lar
ceny are tripled, quadrupled or quin-
tupled in order that penniless sports
men" may find the wherewithal to
witness a game which demands be.
sides the daring of few brave men,
the death of half dozen "pampered
bulls" the slaughter or mutilation Of
a dozen horses, and the presence and
plaudits Of thousands of men, women
and little children.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
One-Man Jury.

A tailor who was defendant in a
case tried in court seemed much cast
down when brought up for trial.
Whats the trouble?" whispered his
counsel, observing his client dis
tress as he surveyed the iurymer. 1T
looks pretty bad for me-" said the de
PENDANT, unless some steps are taken
to dismiss that jury and get in q new
lot. There amt a man amongst EN-
but what owes me money for clothes.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Chinese View Of Americans.

An American teacher In PokiAg re
peats the interesting summary =
Americans made by ono OF her y
pills, as follows: THE Americans e.
quite clean, like the Japanese. al.
eat clean food. so they have little tin,
to catch i'll. Americans take IL"
wives whenever they travel. Most
the Europeans have boards, but /.
Americans shave every day."
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Crumbs Better Than a Lump.

Every housewife has had the expe-
rience of finding carefully-prepared
mouse trap denuded of its bait, but
inspiring and minus it's victim. This
can be avoided and Mr.. Mouse's cap
ture assured by using for bait cheese
crumbs instead of large lump. To
get the crumbs the mouse must press
down and thus set off the spring. A
lump, on the other hand, is easily
stolen.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
MarveIously Fine Scale.

Millions of dollars worth of pre-
cious metals will be weighed on the
fine scales of the New Orleans mint.
There are two sets of scales now in
use there, the larger of which weighs
anything from one.thousandth of an
ounce to 600 pounds. The second
scale, with It's agate bearings, will
weigh accurately a human hair.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Eye to the Main Chance.

On one of my shopping tours took
my neighbours small daughter with
me. l stopped to examine some hand.
bags on the counter, and showed the
child the pretty colors and ornamental
clasp, when she solemnly remarked:
"P'ease let me look inside and we'll
take one wis mos money in it,
Exchange.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
; ;g1.1eSS11 Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all If the
creditors of j Ross Dodd, of Jasper.
Mo and all other persons interested.
that | will on the 9th day of January,
1916, at the Office Of Is. A Mooney ham
in the city of Carthage, .Jasp r County,
Mo proceed publicly to adjust and al
low all demands against the estate and
effects assigned to me by J. Ross Dodd,
for the benefit of his ctedilo s, and wi !
continue. said hearing during the two
following days
Dated this the Goth day of December.
1915. .r
j. N. Marsh,
Assignee Of j. Ross Dodd.
r. A. Monaghan,
Attorney for Assignee
First publication December % At
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
A Prick and a Trick.

To remove a blood stain made by
pricked finger on any silk material,
place about four inches of white sew
ing silk in the mouth and moisten.
Then roll into ball and rub the spot
gently, and the stain will disappear
as If by magic. Just try it and see.-
Woman's Home Companion.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Sunset Gun.

Paragraph 210 of the Regulations o.
the United States army reads "A
posts supplied with ordnance and witt
ammunition for the purpose Q morn
ing and evening gun will be frca
daily at reveille and retreat" AS the
nag is run up at sunrise and down al
sunset simultaneously with the firing
Of the gun. it is probable that salute
to the flag is intended.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Seeming Inconsistencies.

Explosives go in innocent guise.
Thus picric acid is cure for burns.
1t is also the main ingredient of lyd-
dite, the terrific agent in high-explo-
sive shells. Without nitrogen there
could be no explosive at all, yet this
inert gas is the chief constituent in
the very air we breathe.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Expanding Ones Life.

When we let new friends into our
lives we become permanently enlarged
and marvel that we could ever have
lived in a smaller world.--David
Grayson.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
j. =. Harbur
Fools Paradise.

Originally, in Christian mythology,
region near the abode of the
blessed" but not a part of it, sort of
borderland, where dwelt the praise
less and the blameless dead" Today
used to denote the mental condition
Of those who, by their vain hopes, are
"fooling" themselves.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
To Clean Ceiling

When the ceiling above the gas Jet
mas become darkcned from heat or
smoke, apply layer of starch and wa
ter with a piece of flannel Let 1t dry
and then brush off lightly with a
brush. No mark will remain.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23

Peculiar Phrase.
In tailors slang, to kick" an en-
ployer is to ask him for work.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
An Easy Job.

Nobody loves a fat man, but the
angels that count the hairs of the
head must adore the bald-headed ones.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Good Time to Start pairYinr.

SeCCloh vi Inc country nave not
been lighter in many years than
they are at the present time. This
in spite of the fact that prices for
butter fat are high. According to
the figures there has been a great
increase in the number of dairy
cows. Many cows of dairy breed
ing have been shipped in during
recent years, and it would appear
that dairying as an industry is ex.
periencing special advantage or
boon. This shortage of cream,
however, would seem to suggest
that the milking of cows and the
selling of cream by those who carry
this business along as a side line is
being discontinued, or else the
COWS are being very poorly feed.
Whenever we have an unusual
ly good wheat crop, cream buyers
report falling off in receipts.
This is serious mistake. A good
crop of wheat of course means a
supply of money for the time being,
but it all comes in a lump and
long before the next crop comes,
and it may be poor one, the
money is gone and there is no in.
come to supply the needs of the
family. 1t would be a far safer
plan to keep right on milking the
the cows so that these daily needs
will be met by the cream check.
Then when the money comes in
from the wheat crop it can be used
for some permanent needed i'm
provement.
After the wheat is seeded there is
too often no job for the workers of
the farm that will bring any money.
At this time of year the labor of
the farm can most protitably be
turned to the milking of cows.
The feed has been grown and cared
for and this season hen butter fat
is highest in price the cows can be
fed and MIXED and a most profit
able income assured. This is far
better than having 10 definite en-
ployment for the winter months
of the year. Having pay ing job
the year around is necessary for
permanent prosperity. Itrequires
a definite farm management plan
to properly distribute this labor
throughout the year. Suitable
crops for feeding the cows in the
winter season must be grown and
properly stored. The COWS must
be bred so as to freshen in the fall,
since this is the season of the year
when the largest amount of time
can be given to their care AMI
feeding.
Those who fail to make such
plans and who do not feed the cows
proper rations as the pasture sea-
son closes, will find the cows have
Shrunk in milk flow, and even
though better feeding is practiced
later they never can get them back
to where they would have been had
they been properly fed early. The
COW is a machine for converting
feed into milk, and in order to be
most profitable she should be
worked at the highest possible eff
cheney. 1t takes feed and water to
make milk, and unless these are
supplied in abundance the cow is
likely to be kept at loss. There
is no economy in feeding scant ra-
tons to milk cows. The COW will
first of all supply her maintenance
requirements, and unless An ample
supply of feed is given there can he
no profitable production Kansas
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Another Ought-to-Be.

There is shut-in society, but there
is no shut-up society...st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Foresight for Lovers.

Never make up your mind definitely
about girl until you try her pie first.
Baltimore American.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23

Path to Woman's Love.
OF all the paths leading to WON.
ans love, PHYS the straightest.---
Beaumont and Fletcher.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23

Get mo Hunting signs at The
News office.
The Jasper news., 1915-12-23
Flowers and Nursery Stock.

have all kinds of flower plants
and am also agent for the Old Re-
liable Nurseries at Mount Hope.
See me for your plants and nursery
stock.-W. H. Hager. Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
GOOD HEALTH
FOR ONE DOLLAR
oNE BOTTLE OF TANIAc MAKES
MRS. GIBSON A WELL
WOMAN.
PRAISES NEW MEDICINE m HIeH.
EST TERMS.

Mrs. Olga Gibson. residing al Brook.
slde. In bridgeport. o.. Just over the
tlVer. Is once more enjoying the best
OF health after being III for a long
Nhile with stomach trouble. indiges.
uon, pains in h back. and she was
unaole TO eat any supper. as II would
make her restless at night. This will
DC good news TO her many friends on
inns side OF the river. where she Is
Wen known. lir. l.. r. Renfrow. the
personal representative Of l.. +. Coon
et 1 this city. who Is always on hand
AT The popular &. ~. Griest drug store.
10 explain 1anlaC TO anyone desiring
any information about "a. called or
hEs. Glbson and was surprised 10
ma her enjoying such good health on
taxing only one bottle. She was very
enthusiastic about il. and gave the fol.
Io"lEg testimonial to Mr.. RenfroN
Tor others To read and heed.
l had a full feeling and accumula.
uon OF a On the stomach after eat.
ing. and neuralgia or rheumatic pains
read OF the good others were get.
ing from Tanlac. aud I at last decided
10 give IL 2 trial. After taking only
n bottle my stomach is a great deal
better. I have n splendid appetite. ard
what ! eat does not give me anv pain
now. ] haven't those NEURALGIA or
rheumatic pains and ] feel much bet
ter in general I now recommend Tan.
lac 10 everyone because 7 realize IL il
a very good medicine. Before taking
Tanlac I had practically given IN nv
supper. and II ] ate any meats I would
sufer such pains that they kept me
nom resting az night. Now I eat sup.
Per and sleep fine
Mrs. Gibson bought health for one
dollar. Now she can enjoy life all
me more. n IL certainly was the
best investment she will ever make.
II you are bothered with stomach.
kidney. liver or bladder trouble. con
stpaton. indigestion. loss 81 sleep. ap-
polite or energy. nervousness. catarrh.
al affections. or any like ailment. YOU
should lose no time in going TO the {.
II. GrieSt pharmacy and take home q
bottle OF health with you in the form
OF the Premier Preparation. TanIac.
Mr.. Renfrow is always on hand to
help you. and will gladly give YOU ad-
wee on your particular case. which he
- well qualified to do. having been in
the drug business for a number OF
years. &. IT. Griest has the exclusive
agency for Tanlac FOR this city and
vicinity. This Is done for the better
protection OF the public against sub
stitution. 81 per bottle. or & bottles
for s.. Mail orders are given PROMPT
attention. Mailed 20 out-of-town PEG
pie for an additional charge Of FIVE TO
eight cents for parcel post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-09
CARRIERS WINDOW
is CLOSED AT P. 0.
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY" AGAIN
ASSERTS INSEIF AT WHEEL
ING P~OSTOFFIcE.
Westminster Irwin Complies With
Orders Received From Head
quarters at Washington.

Following only a two daily" mail
delivery in the residential district, in
stead OF three-two in the morning
and n In the afternoon-which was
inaugurated beginning the first OF the
month, Democratic economy has
prompted Postmaster Irwin TO intro
duce another order at the postoffice
that hereafter no mail will be given
out from the carriers window in the
evening. which has been done for the
past several years. The only way one
can receive his or her mail is for IL
To be delivered by carriers on their
regular routes.
Postmaster Irwin is affording an the
accommodation 10 the patrons possible.
and II is no fault OF his that this fea-
ture OF accommodation has been elimin.
ate0. with the others that have been
inaugurated during the past several
weeks.
There has been two carriers taken
from the Wheeling proper territory
recently TO give free mail delivery in
the Elm Grove section, after that of.
ice had been made a branch to the
Wheeling office. AS a
the many carriers in this city have had
their routes extended.