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Westclif News
let Mountain Tribune.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Messrs. J. T, Williams, Win Wal
lace and viii Trayler have encoun-
tered a four-inch streak OF good grade
ore In the north drift at the 127-foot
level in the King of the carbonstes
mine. The ore Is a sulphide and runs
20 per cent copper and over 100
ounces silver to the ton.
Herman Hansen and Bob" Nc
Neeley have taken a lease on the Her
man claim and began work this week.
The Buaff'o Hunter mill is again in
operation, having been fired up yester-
day.
Schieble & Edman loaded another
car Of ore for shipment to the smelter
this week.
A big boiler was moved up to Quer-
ida the first OF the week for installa-
tion at the Mountain Boy mine.
DIR. Wilson Pearson. wife and son
have moved up from Canon City and
will spend a month or SO here in the
hope that change OF climate will
prove beneficial to Mr.. Pearson's
health.
F. s. and Rockwell Canda motored
TO. Canon City yesterday via Oak
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Waters left last
Thursday for Canon City and Wet
more to remain a while for Mr..
Waters health.
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Chandler Notes

Mark Rodalsovish was a Chandler
visitor last week. Tuesday.
Miss Bernadine varva is visiting at
the academy in Canon City for a few
days.
Mrs. w. H. Mulnix and Mrs. NJ. G.
Lewis of South Canon were dinner
guests at the home OF Mrs. David
Griffiths on Greenwood avenue. last
week Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Miller was taken to
the Holmes hospital for an operation
last Thursday Mrs. Milier's mother
came from Trinidad in answer to a
message to care for the two little chill
dren.
Mrs. James from Starkville is visit
ing her son and family for a few
days. Mrs. James lived In Chandler
IA years ago.
Mr.. Fawte and family. late of San
Francisco. have recently moved to
Chandler.
A G. Price and family. Mr.. Riam
and wife went up the river Sunday on
fishing trip.
The ball game yesterday between
Florence and Chandler was ga in IA.
vor of Florence.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. James. baby
girl Sunday night. June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulnix and Frank Per-
inc attended the flag day program
Sunday evening at the Elks' home.
Joe Tess was Pueblo visitor Sun
day.
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chords" ard "discords" impersonat-
ing Ruth Ross. The quartet. consist
ing Mrs Mack Wilson. ,impersonating
Silvia Shirley; Mary Shirley imper-
sonating Mrs. W. A. Benson, w. A.
Benson impersonating Minerva Nell
son. Minerva Nelson impersonating
w. A. Benson. rendered some very
beautiful songs. Silvia Shirley. i'm,
personating Eta Walton Turner. and
w. A. Benson. sang duett. and being
unable TO finish. we're assisted by the
choir. Mrs. Eta Walton Turner, i'm
personating Doris Morrison. sang
Rose of My Heart" and brought tears
10 the eyes OF many tout OF synra--
thy). Others taking part were Roth
Ross. Mrs. Minerva Nelson. Mrs W..
A. Benson. The affair was given to
get new members for the choir. and
social hour was also enjoyed in the
basement OF the church and refresh
nents served.
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Lincoln Park News

The work of cutting the first crop
of alfalfa is under way and the past
week has been fine for haymaking.
Miss Iva Bailey has been spending
the past week renewing acquaintances
or two of school.
Stanley Sale is one of the latest ar
rivals among the soldier boys from
overseas. Stanley visited relatives in
Boston while en- route home.
MIR. and Mrs. Hayworth and fam
lily spent Sunday on Eight Mile Park
visiting friends.
Arthur Brown, who has been spend
ing few days visiting his brother-in-
at Milton. Ia. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Woodford and
daughter. Cora, and little Lucille
woodford motored to Concrete Sun
day morning. Mrs. Woodford will
remain for a week visiting her sister,
Mrs Warner.
Mrs H E. Minor and son Harmon
arrived from Houston, Tex. Thurs
day for months visit with her brother,
Glenn Kirkton on Sherman avenue.
A. A. Gebhardt took another load OF
supplies to the Royal Gorge pavilion
Thursday.
George Halstead and Ralph Lewis
left for Pueblo Tuesday for enlistment
in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and lit
tie son motored to Moffat where they
will visit for while with the latter's
mother. Mrs. Shallaberger.
Mrs J. Mccartney and son VIII
went to Pueblo Saturday. returning
Sunday. Mrs. Michael and children
OF Dawson. N. M, accompanied Mrs.
Mccartney home.
G. w. Geyer has purchased the
Rowland home on Elm avenue. The
family has lived on the Hayes prop
erty the past month, but will take pos
session of their new home at once.
MI Geyer is cousin of F. Wright.
1t is reported that J. A. Seabaugh
who has been living on the Van Horn
place on Grand avenue has been ad-
Judged of unsound mind and has been
taken to the asylum at Pueblo.
Mrs. Hallauer. who has been suf-
ferer from rheumatism for the past
seTen years at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Schlaeppi. is reported
TO be on the DECLINE and under a ply
sician's care. Mrs. Hallauer has been
confined to her wheel chair for long
time
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ] Stiers and son. Gil
bert and Miss Bessie Robertson and F.
Wright motored to the Wet Mountain
valley last week and spent the day
fishing in Brush creek. They had a
fine outing and were very successful
In their efforts to land the mountain
trout.
Mrs. Ralph Bibler and baby have
been out from town visiting for sew
erai days at the home of her parents,
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Will Get Degree
from University

Rev. and Mrs. Guy Konkel and chill
dren. Esther, Maurice and Philip. left
Wednesday morning for Pueblo where
they spent the day in attendance at
the sessions of the Colorado State
Sunday School Association. From
Pueblo they proceeded to Denver to
be present at the annual commence
ment exercises of the University OF
Denver this evening. when Rev.
Konkel will have the honorary degree
Of Doctor OF Divinity conferred upon
him by the university authorities.
Three other Colorado ministers will
be likewise honored by the University
of Denver this evening. They are
Rev. Charles o. Thibodeau of Grand
Junction. Rev. Sylvester E. Ellis. for
merly of Colorado conference. and the
Rev. Cyrus Ames Wright. pastor OF
Christ Methodist Episcopal church of
Denver
The Konkels will return to Canon
City Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Freidinger Q,

Mr ana MIS- j. r. tTeiulnger on
Sherman avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. John Stiers are visit
ing relatives in Ohio before coming to
Colorado to see the home folks.
Roscoe Davis and family have
taken up their residence on Green
wood avenue in Canon City. Another
Davis have taken possession of the
ranch on East Sherman avenue just
vacated.
Melvin Affleck is lending hand at
fixing up the home place since his re-
turn from the army. He has been
painting the house. putting in cleo
trio lights and improving the ranch
in general
Mrs. Bressler is entertaining her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Horn of Lamar.
After spending a month or more
resting at her home Oh Poplar ave-
nue.. Mrs. b. T. Mills has resumed her
vocation as nurse.
The Misses Ona and Ruby Ready
of Maxwell. N. NJ. are visiting among
relative on Lincoln Park.
Miss Gladys Cressy of Avondale is
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
" Ahart on East Grand avenue.
Frank P. Arnold has just returned
from Denver where he has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Mcdowell, and
other relatives. :
Mike Lovisome has traded a horse
and coal wagon for a Hne team of
horses. which he expects to make
good use of.
Ic,, avfH ~ nE1o
has erected a tent on Willow street
and is trying the Colorado climate for
the benefit of his health.
Joe Moschetti has returned from the
hospital where he has been for the
rheumatism. He is greatly improved
in health
Mr. and Mrs James Kiskadden and
daughter Eleanor received a telegram
Thursday saying that their son Bruce,
who is a member of the Forty-first
Company of the Twentieth Division
of Engineers of which he was a part.
would pass through Canon City at mid
night on their awy to San Francisco.
The long line of coaches stopped at
the station only 10 minutes. but long
enough Tor an eNcnange OF greetings.
which were most gratifying to the
home folks
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Davis entertained
Wadsworth and Miss Andrews on
Wednesday and a few more of their
more intimate friends. In the eve
ming a reception was rendered the
guests. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Woodford, Mr.. and Mrs l..
G. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Geb
hardt and Mr.. and Mrs. Beaton. Some
of the girls were called to render mu-
sic. and all joined in closing with
God Be With You Till We Meet
Again" Refreshments were served.
and the departing guests left early
wishing Mr.. and Miss Andrews a
pleasant journey to their new home at
Santa Cruz. Cal.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETrIFuENr
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIHsHIp.

s:state OF Emil Tohier. Deceased
Noiic" Is hereby given that or IN.
lsih DAY OF July. 4. q. 1918. al 10
Q CLOCK a. m. the undersinned wifi pr.-
sent to the County Court OF Fr.msr.t
county. Colorado. her accounts Tor
nnai hrttiemenf OF COMMUNICATION OF
said estate. when and where an per.
soh. IN interest may appear and object
10 th.n. II they 80 desire
Noiicc = also hereby given that an
riicntton Tor The determination Of heir
ship OF said Emil Tobi~r. ssr-as.a b..,
been made and that the Court will on
seio date hcretnbefore mentioned or al
Any time to which the hearing nav BE-
.ontinu-o. proceed TO ascertain and de-
,rrmtn. who are the heirs of M. saia
,s.n fsnn .obier- DECREASED, and as such rs
sttitu 10 tnherit any lands. Ienenents
hcreditarnents or other pron.rtv r..i
oy personal constituting ali or part
q the estate of the said Emil Tobf.r
deceased. and enter decree accord.
mEys al which hearing all persons
Claiming to be heirs at law OF snId A..
o--ss.d - may appear and present their
FRANCES ToRrFR.
First Pub. Jun. 10, 1918
Last Pub. July II. 1878.
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The missionary society of the Pres
byterisn church held a meeting June
i2 at the home OF Mrs. II. c. Webster
with Mrs. John Rogers. president. pre-
siding There was very interesting
program and refreshments OF ice
cream sd cake were served by Miss
Hendrickson. Mesdames Rabsahl. Gar
wood and Fisher.
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NOTICE or DIssoI.IfTIoN.

In accordance with the provisions OF
Section ksh Of tn. REVISED Statutes on
Colorado of 1905. notice ir hereby given
that, nt meeting pf the Stockholders
OF the SkAGtAf CATTLE COMPANY
which was called for the purpose OF
consihcring III" propriety of disroiving
Hntd corporation. notice OF which meet
Ing wac given In the manner provided
by law for the calling OF StockhoId-
ers Meetings, for the purpose OF
ameuding Articles OF INCORPORATION.
which meeting was held at the princi-
pnl onicc Of said Company In Canon
city, Colorado. and at which meeting
all ntockhold"rs OF said Corporation
were present, N was unanimously
voted by the holders OF all OF the stock
~ said corporation ana OF more than
two-thirds OF the stock OF the Corpora
ZION titnt sale Corporation he and IL
Immediately dissolved. All debts ow-
ing ny raid Corporation have been fully
raid. Ard u was further voted
thai the President ana Secretary OF
said Corporation shall Immediately
give nctice OF Its dissolution as pro-
vided by Inv.
w N, CLARK. President.
~ v. CLARK. Secretary.
First Pub. June 10.
Last Pub. July ~,
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nowadays taking care of the first cut
ting of alfalfa. Big tonnage on the
Park this year. All crops are doing
nicely.
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..s.I"It pt MArtha ThomaH, decsae.,ti
Ah persons having claims araInst
shId estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent thefn for adJustrnsntiio TN. County
nut, 1t fremont County. Colorado. o,
o clock a. M ~
ALLEN HANKrNs.
First Pub. June ~. 1918
Last Pub July II. 1918.
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NOTICE oE HEARING OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
Comfy Of Fremont,
IN the County Court.

Sf"t' OF Noiorsdo.p -
Comfy Of Fremont.
In the County Court
IN THE MATTER or THEY
h;STATE OF NEt.LA Nj
HOFFMAN,. peceared
TIE fEopi.E OF THE STATE OF
cOiof.ADos
To Nriis Rose HOFFMAN. residing a,
90, kenilworth Place. nrookIyn.
You are hereby notified that on mi.
iiih day of June. A. u. 1918 Samuel n
Hou unhn. the Administrator Of raid -
tate. presented to and nied in thfs court
MS petition for the sale Of certain real
estate b"lonxinv TO said estate aud sit
unfe IN the County OF Fremont and
state OF Colorado. more fully drscrib~d
N said petition. reference TO which IL
hereby made. "
You are further notified to anpear
ana answer or otherwise plead to sata
petition In writing on or before the
2"th day OF July a. H. 1919 al 10
o'clock IN the forenoon Of that day tho
dhN r. I Tor the hearing thereof or on
or before the dav to which such heur-
tnv may be adjourned. or said petition
VIII be taken for confessed
Given under my hand and fhs. seal
cf said Court At Canon city. IN the
County OF Fremont ana state of Colo =
fndo. this i7th day OF Iunr. A. Il. 1913
tSf;ALl KENT 4. ET.pREp
Judge and Acting Clerk Of the couniy
Court of Fremont County, Colorado.
First Pub June 10. 1919.
Last Pub. July J. 1919
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NOTICE or anyUrTMENT nav.

,NoT!cr or sDyu.TMENr nav.
AZ persons havlns cisinis against
said estate are hyrsby notined 20 pre-
ty Court -of Fremont County, colorado.
:oMn ths I'm "sy cf July. a. D. 1919, II
" ANTONIO rErrA.
E..:' E..s .lss' ESs ssYs s.sYsi y. q i...! s:ss
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Phone the local new. to Canon Ill
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The members OF the Baptist church
choir held most enjoyable and ANUS
inH entertainment nj the church Fri.
day evening. The main festure Of the
evening was the impcrsonAtinR OF dif-
fcrt characters, Prof. d. d. Dodds ar
rived drsssed 10 impsfsonafs Mrs.
Mack Wilson. leader Of the choir. and
mozt beautifully rendered one Of Mrs.
Wilson's favcrite solos. Doris Nor.
rises played . plano solo With
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Mrs. d. q. Price and Mrs. n. A. Tur.
ner were luncheon guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Knowlton. 800
Fnirview avenue, today.
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SOCIETY

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Fromme, Vernon Scho -nhurst, chaper-
oned by Mrs J. c. schornhurst. NIL Of
South Canon. motored to Turkey creek
Monday and enjoyed picnic dinner.
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NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT nay

First Pub. Jun. 10. 1915 F''''o
Last Pub. July II. 1918.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
Real mo Davs

No sooner had Merry Nat desig-
lated the beginning of Dog Days
han Game Wardens, Crowley AID
IcAllister, appeared Oh the scene to
ettlo he controversy. Settle it 50
ar at least as the delinquent
logs are concerned.
They were here in the discharge
t their unpleasant duty early in the
week, and in conversation with q
Recorder representative said they had
,ound but few untagged dogs in town
n one or two instances application
or necessary tags was pending, SO
t is not known how hany if any at
IL, will have to be killed.
Mr.. Crowley said that one thing
vas noticeable here, and that was
hat the town dogs were given great
n freedom than the law allowed.
. He said that up to this date he had
My found it necessary to kill one
log in the county, although the re-
.urns show that there. are STA in
Highland. The revenue derived from
hem is said to be approximately
;1,7O0.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
Holy DAYS In Doitch Land.

What is religionf 1t is not the OBJ
servance of forms and feast days. We
have only nine national holidays In
America. Only two of our holidays
namely, Thanksgiving and Christmas,
may be called. even quasi religious
The others celebrate the birth Of some
great man like Columbus, Washington
and Lincoln or, some great achieve
ment like the birth Of independence
on the Fourth of July or the new birth
Of liberty on Memorial day.
Germany, on the other hand, in its
nineteen holidays, has only two, name
w.. Christmas and New Years which
have not distinctly religious signif'
icance. Among them are the Epiph'
any, Ash Wednesday, AnnuAciaticn,
Good Friday, Ascension, Corpus Chris
If, Assumption, All Souls day and All
Saints day. These formal celebra'
tons of sacred events, have apparcnt'
ly not made Germany more sanity
Better Farming.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
Farm For Sale

An unusual opportunity to pur-
chase a splendid stock and grain
farm. Contains 315 acres limestone
land, 35 acres in rich bottom lapd,
IS acres virgin White Oak timber. ~
acres bearing orchard, elegant bold
spring, fenced with woven wire,
Bank Barn 50x65, with straw shed
attached 80 by so, new hay shed 40
by 60, Nacto Silo II by 35, seven
room frame house, together with all
outbuildings necessary on an up to
date farm of this kind and all in
first class condition, acetaline gas in
house and barn. Timber worth SIS,
900. Good neighborhood, Price
$4,000, reasonable terms. For full
particulars, address,
J. F. TANNEH1LL, Jf.
2t Stauntn, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
The Sick

Miss Grace Hiner, who was taken
to Staunton three weeks ago suffer
ing from what proved to be a gastric
tumor, and who has since been at
the home of Mrs. Harry Fultz, was
taken to the University hospital
wednesday evening. Her physician
and friends hoped to see her strength
restored to some extent before an OPP
Grafton, but she became weaker, and
her condition on Wdnsday was such
as to cause deep concern. Mr.. Hin
er had been with her since last Fri
day, but returned Wednesday even
ing. Clyde Hiner, a brother, going
with Miss Grace to Charlottesville.
w. NJ. Winner, a patient from Mon
terey at the K D. hospital, under
went an operation Tuesday evening
for gall stone. A report from there
on Wednesday was to the effect that
he stood the operation very well and
his condition was as good as could be
expected
A letter from, Mckinley Sipe's cap7
tain, received by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Sipe, Wednesday, contain
ed sad news for his family and
friends. 1t will be recalled that Nc
Kinley returned from France some
two months ago, a vistim of the bar-
porous Hun gas. subsequently he
visited his home here for a few days,
returning to a Baltimore hospital for
treatment. The letter from his Of
fcer stated that tubercular trouble
had set up, and that his condition
was critical. The distressed parents
left this morning for Baltimore.
Prior to the war, young Sipe was
stalwart young man. He served
in the artillery branch Of the service.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
Creative Ability.

In our office we draw very distinct
line between designs or sketches and
working drawings, and 1t Is, in my
opinion, fatal to try to measure a de-
signer's ability by the number of hours
II would take him to produce sketch.
That is work that requires creative
Imagination, and our designers are not
Judged by the amount Of time they put
into the solution Of an architectural
problem, but solely by the results
which they obtain, irrespective of cost,
so that this part Of the work does not
come under this category. Only after
sketches have been approved, and the
work is turned over to general drafts
men to be developed into working
drawings, can we begin to apply scien.
tiic methods IN. accomplishing the diff
ferent ends.-Sunbeams.
$2.35 will pay for the Highland
Recorder and the Tlrice-A-Week
World for whole year.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01
Important Meeting.

There will be meeting of the
Highland County Branch of the Va.
Var History Commission at the
court House, Monterey on next Sat
lrday, August 2, at 10 o'clock a. M.
All members, district chairmen
md their helpers in gathering data
or Highlands War Record should
,e present, and bring with them any
lata- already secured. If you can
lot be present please send all infor-
nation secured to Mr.. ]. c. Matheny,
Vice Chairman by that date.
Any citizens, interested and es-
oecially soldiers and sailors are re-
luested to attend this meeting.
G. LEE CHEW, Chairman
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-08-01

c.. s, Peterson. of Mcdowell, has
recently returned from a prospect
ing visit to Pennsylvania, where it iS
said he has bought farm.
Miss Ada Patterson and w. GI
Hull were passengers on the PullinI
east-bound automobile this morning.
MILDLY Suits and waists-a good
asortment at Highland Mer. Co.
Lee Page, Back Creek, and Dave
Hiner, of Jackson's River, were
among the county people in town
Wednesday.
Earl Slaven was over Tuesday
evening to meet his mother who was
'eturning from a visit to Culpeper
county.
Protect your cattle and calves
rom Blackleg which is now preva-
.ent. Order Blacklegoids and injec-
:ors~ from Highland Mer. Co.
I Rev. G. w. Staples, who has been
assisting in a protracted meeting at
\Franklin, returned Wednesday and
reports a successful meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Slaven learned
" wire at noon Thursday of the safe
lrrival from France of their son,
John e. Slayen.
Mrs. H. P. Paterson, her daughter,
Margaret, and guests, Mrs. Peterson,
Mrs. Conrad and Miss Peterson, OF
Norfolk, are on trip to Minnehaha
Springs, WA, leaving Tuesday af-
F%ernoon.
Cleveland Corbett, of Jackson's
River, came-te Menterey-at- noon
Thursday, haN1g landed at Hoboken
)a-Jufy-21.
We now have a good assortment
If Linseed Oil, Dutch Boy Lead and
Ready Mixed Paints. Send us your
,rders. Highland Mer.< Co.
Two new residences are; assuming
,hape in TOWN.. B. Whitelaw's on
south Spruce street, and bungalow
or Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Beverage on
heir suburban property north of
town.
WANTED-A girl to work in
mall family. Wages 81 perWeek.
apply to "C.G." Cass, w. Va.
Just before going to press we learn
f the safe return of two more High
and boys from overseas. They are
Andrew S. Davis, of Mcdowell, and
Vim. Rosser Hupman, of Patna.
TUESDAY proved an unlucky day
for the Monterey small boy. John
Ievener was rendered unconscious
~ fall from the roof of AN out
building, Samuel Jones had his hand
:aught in hay rope, losing finger
lail and having his fingers painfully
acerated, and George Wilson ran a
,itchfork prong into one of his
legs. The unfortunate little fellows
IRE all about the same size and age.