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Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
Funeral Held To-day.
QUEEN OF ABILENE TOOK
2:I8 TROT ON CONCORDIA

Queen of Abilene, DR.. 7. r..
Ccnklin's trotting mare, won her
race, the 2:1S trot, in straight heats
at Concordia. She took the three
heats, defeating with ease good
field OF horses The time of the
three heats trotted; 2:21h, 2:20 and
g:20A. The association at Con
cordia figured itself 81 900 ahead for
the four days races
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
How Cata,rh Is CONTRACTED.

Mothers are sometimes so thought
less as TO neglect the colds which
their children contract. The inflam-
nation of the mucous membrane, at
first acute. becomes chroni and the
child has chronic catarrh, a disease
that is seldom cured and that may
prove a life's burden. Many persons
who have this loathsome disease will
remember having had frequent colds
at the time it was contracted. A lit
tie forethought. a bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy judiciously used
and All this trouble might have been
avoided Obtsinable everywhere
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
For a Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlain Tablets and
adopt a diet of vegetables and cere-
ais Take outdoor exercise daily and
your complexion Will be greatly i'm
proved within few months. Try it.
Obtainable everywhere.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
sALINA MAN BUYS GREENHOUSE
Abilene Floral Factory TO BE Operated
by A. B. Walter.

A. b. Walter OF Salina, has pur-
chased the Van Orstrand greenhouse
on North Cedar and will commence
operation soon. Mr.. Walter owns a
greenhouse at Salina and one at June
tion City and number OF smaller
ones in central Kansas. The Van
Orstrand greenhouse has not been in
operation for a number of years.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
. .eeseAAeA4Ae..


Misses Ada and Amy Goodwin, woh
reside north of Detroit, were award
ed 10 prizes. seven firsts and three
seconds, out Of IL entries in the tex
tile department of the Topeka state
far.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
COMPLETE DRAFT LIST.

The complete list of draft
ed men in Dickinson coun-
ty in the order drawn and
the order in which they will
be called to the coIors, has
been printed by the Reflector
in pamphlet form. Copies of
same may be obtained at this
office at 10 cents each. They
are valuable for reference
and preservation.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04

Itching, bleeding, protruding or
blind piles have yielded Doan 5
Ointment. soc at all stores.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
The End Of
Your corns
Pain Stops at Once Corn Lifts
Off Clean.

There is nothing in the world like
"Gets-It" for corns. Just apply it
according to directions. the pain
stops at once and then the corn
lifts off as clean as a WHISTLE No
fuss, no bother, no danger. Gets
It," you know, is safe. Millions
have used it, more than all other
corn remedies combined. and ii new
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
Tcachers' Meeting October 20.

Teachers Meeting October 20.
The second teachers meeting OF
The year will be held in Abilene on
October 20 The first meeting was
held in August
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04

There is no need for you 70 60
through another day of corn agony
But be sure you get rGets-It."
Accept nothing else. for remember.
there is positively nothing else as
good -Gets-It' never irritates the
live flesh, never makes the toe sore.
You can go about as usual with
work or play. while "GetsIt," the
magic. does all the work Then the
corn peels right OF like a banana
skin. and leaves the toe as smooth
and corn-free as your palm. Never
happened before, did it, Guess not
Get a bottle OF "Gets-Tt" TO-DAY
from any drug store, you need nav
no more than 25c. or sent on recent
or price by z. Lawrence & Co. Chi
caEo. I'll.
Sold in Abilene and recommend
&c as the worlds best corn rsmedl
By Troup & Leonard Drug Co. an.
{. Z. Northcraft 4 Co.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04

clean old papers for sale at this
office; sc a bundle.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1917-10-04
FRED GAW DIED AFTER
A SHORT ILLNESS

Fred Cav, aged "a, died at his
home on East Eighth street last Sun
day evening, He lived in Abilene
only three years and while here work
ed for the Belle Springs Creamery
company. Funeral and obituary to
he given later.
. Funeral Held Today.
The funeral Of Ralph Cav, who
died late Saturday evening, was held
from the home on East Eighth this
afternoon at O'Clock. Burial was
in the Abilene cemetery. He is sur
vived by wife, daughter and mother.
six employees of the Belle Springs
acted as pail bearers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10

FADORA Wire Hair Pins, Cabinets
 of assorted sizes, each. . Sc QUEEN Wire Hair Pins, Large size
 Cabinets, each ...1 10c DE LONGS Invisible. Non-slipping
 Hair Pins, per cabinet. ... .10c SANDOW, Best Needle Point, Full
 Count Pins. per paper. .5c PURITAN, Best Brass Pins, Needle
 Points; s C. and M. C. sizes.
 per paper .10e CLINTON Safety Pins, sizes co to
 3, package of 1 dozen at 5c & 10c COLONIAL. Cellar Bands, all sizes.
 14 10 17iz, each .........5 Sc HOOK AND EYE tape. white and
 black. best quality. per yard 15c SNAP FASTENER Tape, white or
 black, per yard ....25 25c SONOMOR Snaps. best quality. all r sizes, per dozen ....... .10c WILSON Dress Hooks, all sizes, THE HUMP Hair Pins, assorted
 sizes, a paper. r..-.... JOG THE HUMP Hair Pins, all small
 size, per paper ..,......5c 5c THE HUMP Hair Pins. all large
 size, per paper .......1 .1Oc GOLD MEDAL Hooks and Eyes,
 cards of two dozen, each .... .5c CUBE PINS. all black or black and
 white assorted, a cube. .. .25c EMPRESS Crochet Ball Holder,
 each 35c TATTING Shuttles of bone or steel
 at 15c and .25c B E $ T Spring Steel Stelitte,
 edch Zoe BONE STELlTTO. best quality
 each G.... .. ........ .5c
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
L0t No. 2 S4.95 HotS Worth 10 SIS

THE VALUES IN THIS offer win create sensation; Hats of such smart style and splendid quality you'd consider any one of them good value even at its original price. The small hats and tail ored effects arc stunning; the flower trimmed hats are charming and becom- ing. And there enough of each to make the choosing of summer hat pleasure Choice S495.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Lot No. ] ,S2.95 .afS Worth t0 .S7.5O

YOU WILL be delighted to select your hats for summer frocks from this group; they are SC notably inexpensive. priced so much below their real value-f' and shown in such diversity of clever styles, milan-hemps and novelty braids; flower trimmed or tailored Hats worth up to S7.50 repriced at $2.95. A bargain that will call forth wonder and admira- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10

ELVINE Invisisbe Hair Nets, with
 Elastic, each ..........1 .10c THE SPORT Veil and Net Combin-
 ation, each .10c SILK MUDDY Laces, White. Black
 and Colors, each 10c FINE COMBS, black and ivory.
 each, 1Oc to .35c PRESSING Combs, rubber, horn
 and ivory, each $50 to. 10c HAIR BRUSHES. Ivory, Ebony
 and Redwood Backs, 25c to $2.OO CLOTH BRUSHES. each s1.25
 10 --....-..... ....-.....25 25c WHIST Brooms. all sizes, each
 15c to .......... soc NAIL BRUSHES, priced from 25c
 tO -----.... .---.-........5O .5Oc PROPHYLASTIC Tooth Brushes,
 children's sizes at ...2 23c PROPHYLASTIC Tooth Brushes.
 sizes for Adults at .29c KID CURLERS, per dozen 1Oc
 10 ......... .........35 .35c Nail Buffers at 25c, upwards to S1.0O CURLING Irons at 5c each, up
 wards to 25c WEST Electric Hair Curriers'. per
 set 25c and lOc MAGIC Hair Curriers', per set. 25c MACHINE NEEDLES in cubes
 containing } needles for each of
 the popular makes in sewing
 Machines, a cube. 10c SEWING Needles. per paper. 5c CREWEL Embroidery Needles. per
 paper . Dc DRESSMAKER'S Tracers, each 10c BEES WAX, per cake. Dc SEAM PEPPERS. each ...... .25c TAlLOR'S Chalk, per box. sc
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
HedfherbLOOn PeftiC0atS SI.I9

The keen judge of good value can not fail to appreciate this splendid Petticoat bargain for MOnday-al- though offered at a very low price, they are very desirable and give en- tire satisfaction as to the service they will render They're the famous Heatherbloom Petticoats: in black and Dresden patterns. full cut. deep nOunCes. we'll made-Special at $I19.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10

STEEL Bodkin Needles. per BONE Bodkin Needles, per
 paper ...... ........-.- .Sc PEARL Bodkin Needles, each 25c GERMAN Silver Thimbles, all
 sizes, each Sc STERLING Silver Thimbles, all
 sizes, each ......-I .15c IVOROID Thimbles, all sizes. BEST French Darning Cotton,
 Black. White and Colors, per
 ball ..... ......5 DC COATS Darning Cotton, SC a ball
 or three balls for. 10c COATS Silk Finished Darning Cot
 ton per ball .5c BRASS Rings, all sizes, per doZ. 5c BONE RINGS, medium and small
 sizes, per dozen .10c BARRETTES in amber, shell and
 tasmania shades, each 10c up
 to -. -''..-'''. 'Vc SIDE COMBS, same colors, per
 pair 1Oc to ......-......--.. 50c BACK COMBS, various sizes at
 Zoe to ...--........ ....-. 15c SCISSORS, various styles and
 sizes. at soc to .S1.50 REGAL Bias Tape, size to
 widths. F yard packages. .10c DUTCH Linen Braid. all sizes, per
 Duncn ........... ....-.-.. DC STICKEREl Braid, yard punches,
 white and all eolOrs. 15c RICK RACK Braid. white and
 colors, all widths. per bunch Toe,
 15c, and ......... 20c TIED invisible Hair Nets, without
 elastic, each 5c. six for. .. 25c
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Silk Petticoats S2.98

WOMEN WHO would ordinarily turn up their noses' at the idea of wearing Silk Un- 6erskirt that cost as little at $500, will quickly change their mind when they see these that go on sale tomorrow at s29S
 THEY ARE FROM our regular stock and In- clude a splendid collection in a wide range of plain colors and changeable effects; tailored styles of soft quality taffeta silk-An excellent value at S2yS each.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Elastic Top Sports COrsets Priced Al S2.25 and S3.5O

CORRECT POISE easy graceful stride buoyaney and health attributes which when wear Elastic Sports be had the ROYAL WORCESTER make at S2.25. and the BON TON" at sS5O
 THEM ONLY pleasing support. And defects and emphasizing naturally Servicea5e and satisfying aret modish corsets-ASK SEE THEM TOMORROW.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Summer Samshddes S2 tO SIO


  comply with Fashions 
    a o
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Lingerie BlOuses At 9SC, $I.49 up tO $500

AT EACH AND EVERY beginning ranging up wards to 5000 you will find an especially fine showing The Bouse all kinds sheer beautifully designed vaousy attempt descrp- ton folly
 BUT WE CAN TELL YOU MOST DRAMATICALLY YOU
 WILL FIND ALL THAT IS ATTRACTIVE AND ENOUGH STYLES
 TO PLEASE EVERY FANCY AND EVERY NEED
 It is best by laying supply these lovely pee You cannot fail be charming beautiful Lingerie Bouse prices to them.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
$z:25 Mildly BLouses csc

MDDf Blous that possess style well quality of fabric models really  white white
  piping Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Charming SIX Ki1onoS HaUe 4 Third Clipped Of Their Prices

il print the o the 
 
  some beautiful handle oderdoh a Reg1 prces
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Vacation Suits anu Skirts Of Khaki

PERHAPS, the most enjoyable vacation of all will be the one spent with nature and tho big outdoors, among the hills, trees, rocks flowers and running brooks
 OF COURSE, to make such trip all that it should be, and avoid regrets from lack of pre- paration. you'll want to attire yourself in ap- parel suitable to the occasion. Here you will find just the kind of clothing that women will want to wear, Khaki Hiking Suits, Riding Suits and Separate Skirts, correctly designed and well made-Just the kind of garments to make the Outing Trip a big success and pleasure. Suits at $450 upwards to $S.50. Separate Skirts at S2.75 upwards to S4.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
These Specially Priced
 Groups Do NOt Include Whito Hats
# YOu'Ue A Notion Of Notions Why Here's A Splendid List You'll {

THE every nny ha dh dress are h  a
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10

This is an extremely good looking shoo- A model of grace. beauty and distinction {; a style that the most particular. discr m- mating woman will delight in wear 2. Made of select White Brazilian Kid. 9-iu -h Lace Top. Covered Heel with Alumin m plate and flexible turned soles. A WCN DER VALUE AT $6.35 A PAIR
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10

WE HAVE SECURED ANOTHER LOT OF THESE SHOES THAT WE WILL PLACE ON SALE MONDAY AT THE SAME LOW PRICE, se.s5 A PAIR-BuT LET US CAUTION YOU, IF INTERESTED, COME EARLY. BEFORE SIZES ARE BROKEN, AND AVOID THE LIN PLEASANT EXPERIENCE OF DIS APPOINTMENT.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
Greatly UnderpriCed

LAST SUNDAY we made a similar all- nouncement and the liberal response that was accorded it far exceeded our own m lst sanguine expectations; however We pred ct ed that the eitre quantity would he sold be cd that the entire quantity would he sold be- hshed quite carly in the afternoon, and he late corners were disappointed in that t.ley were unable Co get their size.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
T0o Groups At Big Price Reductions Values to S5.OO-95c Values 10 SIO-$I.95

in of will delight the who the
  o 5 for o f
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-10
There's No Near-Riual fO "l


 
   O for o our enyiab reputation
Newark post., 1917-09-05
Gamers Test Suit Settled

Richardson & Robbins, the
noted Gamers, of Dover. on We'd
nesday entered suit in the Super
Tor Court in Wilmington against
John P. Grier, grower of to-
matoes in West Dover hundred, for
breach of contract in failing to de-
liver tomatoes contracted for at
% cents basket, an advance of
10 cents over last years contract
price. The case was settled out
of Court on Saturday by Mr..
Greir's offering to return to the
company 236 baskets sold to out
Siders, and deliver the remainder
Of his crop to the plaintiffs at the
price agreed upon. Many growers
have been jumping or preparing
to jump their contracts, and
Greir's case. if it had gone to trial,
might have proved a test one as to
the binding force of such con-
tracts and, if won by the plaintiff,
would have resulted in many suits
brought for breach of contract
against jumpers throughout the
State.
Newark post., 1917-09-05
Old Rails Upset Auto

Striking the tracks leading into
the old power house of the Will
mington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company along the New Cas-
tie road, on Friday afternoon an
automobile in which three men
were riding, was overturned. A.
J. Larvinmore. Of 92S Nandever
Avenue, Wilmington. was cut
about his head and one Of his
shoulders was broken. Raymond
Downs. of 26l2 Market Street,
Wilmington, was hurt internally
and was removed to his home
where his condition was reported
critical. William c. Gallagher of
MiddletOwn. was cut on the chin
and face. Miss Eleanor Mellon
was killed and several Of her
friends were hurt in a similar ac-
cident at the same place some
weeks ago.
Newark post., 1917-09-05
IN BUYING A HAT

A man generally wants that suits him. 1t must o
right in shape color and price he must be allowed to les
urey look over the many styles and compare them with
those he has seen elsewhere to ask the prices Can y
blame him? Isn't his money to pay for it? Certainly
Well Mr. Man. that's just what you do here-wt
want you to be satisfied and we believe you will be wh:
you see the large line have received for this seasons
selling.
So, SO and So. so
Headquarters for the Famous Setson Hats 81 and S4
with the exception of their feature hat the Stesona
which is S. co. Snelenburg Sis Floor-Rr!I
Newark post., 1917-09-05
The storethat Saves you Money
>NELLE NBU RG<I
- nApkFT AND SEVENTH STREETS
Mems Clothing

A problem which is becoming more acute every day
that of dressing well at small cost -,
This nroben, is quickly and easily solved by the man
who wears snelenburg Clothes He has the advantage Of
buvng direct from the manufacturers don have to
pav the 'middlemans proht-and he will Ind that Our
stock embraces all the most popular styles and abrcs
snappv or conservative.
Prices are sl5 $ls, $40, $22 and s25
See the new military sacks the trench beIters New
ideas in shoulder shaping, body tracing in new soft roll
double breasted sacks. Come in and see the new
models.
Our salesmen will be glad to wait on you
Snelenburg sd Floor-Elevto
Newark post., 1917-09-05
Prices are SIS, SIS, $40, $22 and $25
PLAY SAFE WITH YOUR SHOE DOLLARS

Recent rises in the cost of leather and labor unpe
cedened you buy shoes today tor less than SooO tut
you risk your money when you do So
Shoes of Regal quality must today at least So %
$40 No one can make shoes of Regal quality for less
1t is rather difficult describe in creditable
the many different styles which carry but will say
this much You anything as nice tor the same
price and they not only have the looks but they and
are comfortable.
Newark post., 1917-09-05
Regal Shoes $3.50 to $1,000

Our shoeman will gladly show you the many 9,I
Regal models for fall Snelenburg s-ls Floor-oc1
Newark post., 1917-09-05
MEMS UNION SUITS

An extremely interesting offering in the way of mem
highsrade athletic style union suits worth S. 50, s'
SZoO Special for Fair Week only ST. 90 EACH
Made OF nansook madras sosette and silk strip
materials Sizes "a to 49, Snellenburg s-st Floor-NI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Jack Pickford, Mrs. Castle, Ham and
Bud and Bessie Eyton.

Jack Pickford, Mrs. Castle, Ham and
Bud and Bessie Eyton.
An all star array Of comedy, drama,
comedy drama and beautiful scenery
will attract the crowds to the Grand
Monday Read Of this feast of en-
tertainment at regular 5 and 10 cent
prices: Jack Pickford and Bessie
Eyton in an amusing comedy-drama
Of a young mans often thwarted eff
forts to meet the girl of his dreams.
called "a Strange Adventure" a
rollicking comedy featuring Ham and
Bud: a beautiful travel scenic pic
ture by Burton Holmes, one that ev-
erybody will like and RED Dawn
the seventh chapter of "Patria," In
which the exquisite Mrs. Vernon
Castle is featured.
''Patria" is chuck-full of thrills and
adventure, and Mrs. Castle wears
some wonderful gowns by the famous
Lucille Gladly Duff Gordon), known to
all women as the leader in creations
for the fair sex. Besides her clothes
her style, her well known dancing
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24

still need for many men.
The army is keeping its hand con-
cealed for the time being, waiting
for what congress shall do. Prepa-
rations continue, however, looking to
more men and more officers for a
big army.
An immediate increase in the per-
sonnet Of the army general staff from
fifty to ninety-six, will be one Of the
first war measures asked of congress,
war department officials indicated to-
day This request was made of con-
gress when the last army bill was up
for consideration.
Il is also probable that the depart
ment will demand a material in
crease in officers of the line. Particu-
larIy will this be imperative should
the universal military service system
be adopted.
Even though congress should de-
eide to resort to the old volunteer
| system, military men said, the pres
ent officers personnel is "woefully in
adequate"
The training of hundreds of thous-
ands of raw recruits would require
large numbers of officers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24
which VIII be Exhibited Tues
d,v NIGHT in Connection With
Lecture, Will show Their
Problems.
,rrA1LERs ARE SPONSOR
..,,hants and Their Clerks WIN be
Admitted to Elks Hall to Hear
Lecture and See
Films.

.r,a troubles of a storekeeper
~ How to Stop Them" will be the
L .uh;act of the lecture which will be
sau Tuesday night at the Elks
s,lI by r. C. Routsong, before the
Ken KsokIk retailers and their clerks.
invitations and admission cards
have been sent out to the merchants
\ and their clerks.
he film, though but few months
/ has been shown before associa-
Eons Of merchants and business men
Rom coast to coast and from the
6anadian line to New Orleans. 1t
Eells tbe story of Mr.. White. an I'M
snccessful grocery storelseeper. AS
lie scenes Of the picture pass, the
reasons he is unsuccessful become
clear He occupies an old style
building. High windows prevent
proper display of goods. His side
walk is dirty and the interior OF his
store disorganized. He carries good
goods but lacks system. Service is
slow, mistakes occur, sales people are
indifferent. Mr.. Whites own time
rs too taken UP with details to meet
his patrons and attend to the bigger
things Of the business. or course he
loses customers and falls behind In
payments to his banker and whole
saler.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24
LAWYERS Advertising.

Iowa City Republican: The begin
ming of advertising by lawyers IS al
ready seen in Iowa, and the first ad
of this kind is dignified and refined.
It is by a prominent Des Moines at
torney, who has decided to keep his
entire practice out of the courts
His advertisement is headed. :Most
Law Suits Can Be Settled Out OF
Court"
1t is to the credit of the legal pro-
fession that the advertising is started
in this way instead Of by quackery.
when it might have said, Bring your
law suit to me, will win it for you"
Even though he is not trying to
court litigation, there will be many
lawyers opposed to his plan OF ad-
vertising, and think it unethical and
condemn him as a Quack, but the
legal profession in Des Moines and
elsewhere, whether they believe in
advertising or not. should admit he
is on the right track when he tries
to prevent litigation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24

He is discouraged and almost
bankrupt when through the agency of
an outsider he is persuaded to right
1oout face. He cleans up his store
and installs system. From that day
: forward his losses are turned into
profits. The story is one that inter
ests all, but particularly merchants,
eierRs, and others engaged in retail
business
besides the store films there will
oe pictures showing city planning
saa welfare work, and garden work
y done in Dayton, Ohio. Kindig's
concert band will play during the
evening.
~ Garden Committee Invlted.
ine garden contest committee of
ule oivic league has been invited to
'ena the lecture Tuesday evening
s s.d tickets have been sent the mem
u us; AS one feature Of the film deals
WIN gardens and city Identifying the
this lecture.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-03-24
PREPARATIONS
MUST BE MADE
CONTINUED from page H.

"My country-right or wrong will
be the refrain.
1t is planned Eot to be a signal
call to arms, but reply to the
nations call for defeINe: for fight
ing men and resourceH: for a clean
cut announcement Of what the re-
public Stands for.
It is to be both a massage and a
demand that the president and con-
gress get down to brass lacks. An
unambiguous note for universal train
ing also will be sounded The date
and details of the day and night Of
single heart thrill will be ar
ranged at today's m Getting. over which
Judge Dickinson will preside.
Speediio Up Program.
by Carl D. Groat, United Press STAFF
Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 24.-As
part Of its speeding up" the navy
department today opened bids for
fifteen destroyers, authorized under
the last naval bill. Opening today
was eleven days ahead Of schedule
and with 1t went a request for the
, greatest possible haste in construct
| ing the craft.
Secretary Daniels wants to know
| how many vessels the constructors
can build and how rapidly.
! Ten to fifteen months is the time
| limit Daniels believes should be set.
Indications are that a number of
new ships, not already authorized or
provided for, will be sought in the
coming congress.
Meantime, recruiting is on the in
crease in the navy though there is