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COURT PRAISES POLICE HERO
Raihi Captured Desperate Falling
TriERsr of Revolver at Abdomen.

TriERsr 0f Revolver at Abdomen.
Detective Frank Baihl. who tackled
John Morgan. a desperate Aold-up man.
at i2d Street and Broadway yesterday
afternoon and arrested him while Nor
gan was pulling the trigger Of loaded
revolver the muzzle OF which was
against the detectives abdomen. was
complimcnted 10y Magistrate Max Lee
vine In West Side Court to-day The
Magistrate has written letter to Conn
missioner Enright calling attention to
Bpihls courage
Morgan said he served as u sailor
during the war and crossed the torpedo
zone twenty-five times. Magistrate Lo-
vine held him In $4,000 bail
The evening world., 1920-10-28

that the Courts should not interfere
with the discrimination Of the Police
Commissioner In establishing rules Of
epace aad order"
The evening world., 1920-10-28
The Three-FOId WOnder
6he DUO-ART PIANO

social events. With the Duo-Art there is
a a MUSIC SIC for danoing for sngng bs for
more serious music is appropriate, Pade-
rewski, Hoffman, Bauer, Busoni-- all the
worlds greatest virtuos are present in
spirit and effect to inspire educate and
charm with the wonderful skill that has
made them sovcreigns of the piano realm.
The evening world., 1920-10-28

The Duo-Art is the piano of today;
piano glori6ed, the piano developed to
ultimate phase of usefulness and charm
Everyone who loves the piano, 10
music or feels interest in frightening
increasing the attraCtiveness of ''home
invited to see and hear the Duo-Art.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
Ji\IrAHN 06

= o.
Saturn. the governing planet OF IN :
bi thdate, is the indloator of destiny
executive ability, vivid Imagination and
strong will
The planetary. forces which belong
to the persons Of this birthdato are
wonderful and when they once know
how TO handle them people Of this
date could achieve great success by q
sort Of magical ability to control per-
sons and events.
Moreover. person OF this birthdate
is economical. energetic and indus
trious and is apt in the study Of any
trade, profession, or work that they
take up.
See the Want Ads for success during
the coming weak
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

RooMs AND LOARD- lid wssHTXS.
IL ton s.. iauio-1m.
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REAL EsraTI-EoR sA,E.

HOUSE FOR sALE-TEN ROOMS.
4 bath and back porch. Can yacatc
within one week. go Jefferson ST. jan2d-2t
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
EOR SAFE

f3O acres. Eastern Shore stock. grain and
truck farm; 100 acres in good state OF cui-
tivation. 100 acres meadow and pasture
supports 100 head; 10 acres fenced hos
pasture: balance pine and oak timber es-
timated $4,000. Soil dark loan, adapted 20
grain, potatoes and all truck crops. alfalfa,
etc. New broom house, cement cellar
2sx32. attic and porch, new basement barn
to store. granary, garage, two modern hos
houses, o0x30; 200-ton silo, shop and boat
house Also other buildings. Would di'
vide into two nice farms Borders on bay
one mile OF boat landing; excellent nshing
cunning, boating and bathing, K. +. u
stores. churches, school and phone, four
miles TO station; excellent water, WIND.
mill. fruit of al kinds, all livestock. imple-
ments. crops, household goods; possession.
Price S2l 0oO; half on mortgage. Ihis is
real bargain and moneymaker. ,,
pear; 1n miles Of X. R. station.
~ acres, new S-rOom house, new out
buildings: 40 acres tiliable, apnle orchard
in bearing, close 10 school. church.
- acres fair house, al necessary out
buildings, fruit Of all kinds aud aspasagus
s. acres. o miles Of wilmington, Groom
house. good outbuildings, nice light soil
close 10 school aud church.
A. acres, good buildings, rich, level iand.
$50 acres, IS acres good timber gooo
land
IiO acres, close TO trolley; high, ieve.
100 acres. tive miles Of Newark, on stone
500 acres. level land. would make idea
apple farm; would divide into small tarm.
loo acres, two stone houses, two Gets out
buildings, grist mill and water rights
some fruit. good, fertile land
G1 acres. good land. good spring water
fruit and timber; make ideal home.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
+ VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
AT REASONABLE PRICES

tos2l Sc acres. IL miles north OF Newark
lD-room stone and frame house and usua
outbuiidings, In fair condition Price $500
f2s2) 2)--33 acres near Delaware City, alone
the canal, Groom frame house and the
$3.50.
(344)- IS acres. > miles west Of Newark
groom frame house, outbuildiugs. orchard
etc Price 5000.
, oss7) y aeres near Glasgow s-room
frame house. dntbuildinss. fruit. Price
t39i 2Gl acres near Glasgow; 10 acres
in tillage; s.room brick house, outbuild-
inss, orchard. Price S1O.5O0
(fQ6l sia acres near Hocksssln. All land
In flilage, 5-room frame house, barn and
wagon shod. Near trolley. Price $500
tfil)--l57 acres near Kirkwood: I23
acres tilage balance timber; 7-room
frame house and outbulldings, IN good con
dition. Price Si0,J00.
43i)-ls acres near Porter: broom
frame frame house aud usual outbuildlngs. Price
(366)-iG0 acres near Newark: 125 acres
IN tilaee; u-room frame house, tenant
house and Outbuildings; orchard Of mixed
fruits. Price sf65eo.
(305)-27 acres near Iron Hin: Broom
frame house and outbuildings. Price SO 75O
(3o6)-4O acres near Elkton; Groom
frame house, outbuildlngs and small or
chard. Price So, ,750.
(307)-14 acres, near Elkton; 10 acres
timber, acres tillage, 4.room frame house
Broom bungalow outbuildings aud or
chard. Price 81 100
t4O4(-lS acres and store property, near
Singerly; Groom frame house with store
'front.' outbuildings and orchard. Price
81 500
l4ls)--1i3 acres near Appleton; 1i-room
brick house large barn and other out
buildings Price $4,000
tfie)-62 acres near Elkton, two-story
frame house, with : rooms outhuildings.
orchard, etc. Price $1,000
C427l- -62 acres near Cowentown: Broom
frame house with attic and outbuildings,
IN good condition. Price $3.50
(430)--35 acres near Elkton: 4-room
frame house and the usual outbuildings, IN
fair condition. Price $500.
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RIAL ESrarE-FoR .u.E

I,DR sALE-WITH LITTLE CASH
Il We can grange for your new home ~
Wilmington OF slaymcnt. PennG. Del Der
Corn $40 Market 81 Wilmington, Del
Phone 7210. inayl'-m-w-s-u'
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See the Want Ads Tor success during
the coming weak
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SITUATION WANTEG-WaLF

4 DRUGGIST WANTS RELIEF WORK.
n StAte NnnrA Arlea aaN Address
w-l9. Eyenins journal once jan25-st.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
RIAL ESTATE WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-vERY LARGE BEDROOM.
IL Apply 1221 Market 81. jan10-n.
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PROPOSALS


Y 4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS
~ TO FURNISH ROAD CONSTRUC-
TION MATERIALS
Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department 80 It's office.
Dover, Delaware, until o'clock p. NJ.
January 2s. 1870 and at that place and
time publicly opened, for furnishing an
or any part Of the following
2S7.OO0 Barrels OF Cement
$4,000 Tons Of Sand
100000 Tons of Stone
f. o. B. shipping points delivered on
order during 1920, 20 various freight sta
tons in Delaware.
Payments win be made for delivered ma
terials
bidders must submit proposals upon
forms provided by the department
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a surety bond certified check or money 20
the amount Of az least ten per centum Of
the total amount Of the proposal.
The envefspe containing the proposal
must be marked Proposal for furnishing
material during 1920"
The contract will be awarded or rejected
within twenty (20l days from the date OF
opening proposals
The right Is reserved to reject any OF all
bids
Proposal forms and specifications may
be obtained at the office of
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Dover. Delaware.
CHAS. NJ UPHAM, Chief Engineer
ian7- II -26.
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REAL EsT,IE-roR SALE.


FARM LANDS FOR SALE, NEW JERSEY
NEW JERsEYsACREACE BARGAIN. s.
- cash, 81 monthly, buys two acres rne
l3so Broadway. New York. jan3-im.
FOR sALi,--A BEAUTIFUL TEN ROOM
house ot Clay mont, all nodern I'M
proyements, for one third less its va, ,ue, oi
easy terms. Ray L. Parker, $50 Market 81.
Phone 1910 mayl7-m-w-s-t.
EoR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME
With modern Improvements; best price
ana terms Call quick at Penna. Del. Dev.
corp, $50 Market ST. Wilmington Del.
Phone ZIG mayf7- NJ VISIT.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
PIANO TUNING

DIANo TUNING AND REPAIRING; I;
L plscer work a speciality; Nil work
guaranteed. Formerly with the Robelen
Piano 60. Il. ]. Anon Y. Third 81.
Phone 2Tfn s--"~
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
CERTIFICATES or DISSOLUTION

~
CTATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY or STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting:
Whereas, II appears 60 my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record OF the pro-
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent Of more than two
thirds in interest Of all the stockholders
holders deposited In my office, The Okla
homa Producing and Refining Com
pany, corporation OF this State,
whose principal office Is situated at W.
county Of New Castle, State Of Della
ware. Corporation Trust Company Of
America, being agent therein and
In charge thereof, upon whom pro-
the requirements Of the Corporation Laws
OF the state Of Delaware, as contained 10
1915. Section / TO 2i0i, Section iS7. Chap
ter So, Of the Revised Statutes Of 1915 as
amended. preliminary 10 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now, therefore. ] Everett {; johnson,
Secretary ol State, Of the state of Delaware
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did. on the 26th day of january. A. l..
1920. file In. the Office a duly executed and
attested consent 10 writing, 10 the disso-
luton OF said corporation, executed By
the consent Of more than two-thirds In In
terest Of all the stockholders thereof, which
said consent and the records of the pro
ceedings aforesaid, are now on nle In my
~ TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereuuta
SET my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal nj
. Secretarys Offlce Dover. this 2Gth
1853 Delaware i1O3 day OF Jan. ir
1911 the year of oI-
Lofd. ole ttou-
sand nine .uu-
dred and twenty
EVERETT g. JOHNSON.
1an26-lt. Secretary OF State.
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rss.::ss'S = To Philadelphia
and Chester
STOPPING Ar pENNsGRovE.

STOPPING AT PbNNSGRONE
Schedule IN Effect. sat. Jan. c4th.
Daily. Including Saturdays and suudays.
Leave both Wilmington. Fourth Street
Wharf. and Philadelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf. at 500 A. n, Il o'clock noon and
4i5 Z. NJ
This schedule Is subject 70 cancellation
without notice on account Of ic9 conditions
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
PUBLIC SALE.

4 UCTIoN sALE-ANY DESCRIPTION.
a anywhere. II you want to sell, see
Hamilton, the square deal auctioneer ami
farm agent, 7o5 Madison 81. Phone 7S4s-w
janye-3m.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

GIRLS WANTED
Experienced and learners TO work
on sewing machines, making ath-
letic union suits; good pay while
learning. When you become exper-
fenced you can earn very good
wages. We pay the very best piece
work rates and bonus Continuous
work on one part, all year round.
Clean. light and pleasant work
room. Apply at once.
TOPKIS BROS. co.
217 French Street.
iec26-tf.
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FARMERS PROTECTIVE
PRODUCTIVE ASSO-
~ IAnfIsIN

A n ORDINANCE TO PREVENT THE
"A obstruction OF pavements aud side
walks.
Be It ordained, by the City Council Of
New Castle:
Section LII any person, corporation or
company, being the owner, tenant or cocu-
pant OF any house or other building. or OF
any improved or enclosed lot. shall permit
or suffer any snow. hail, ice or other mat
ter or thing, 20 be and remain upon the
pavement, sidewalk or f0Otway along and
adjoining said premises. so as 10 obstruct.
with or hinder the free and con
venient passage Of persons walking over
and along said pavements, sidewalk or
foOtway, for the space Of twenty-fOur (24l
hours. every such person shall be guilty
OF a common nuisance and for every such
offence, shall forfeit and pay q tine OF not
less than one dollar (S) or more than ten
($i0) and an additional fine OF two (S2) FOR
every twenty-four (2f) hours said nuisance
shall thereafter continue.
Passed by City Council. Dec. %, 1908.
ian24-20. GEO. W. ECKLES, Mayor
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Pos6y Goes Foragtnp,.

My little dog went foraging yester-
day quite contrary to command and
in q very short time she returned with
a very niece piece Of meat. There
must be something about the spring
which starts my Peggy to robbing
meat stores and can't tell what It
Is. Every spring II Is the. same. Last
year about this time she took mat
tiers into her own hands and regn-
larry each day disappeared for an
hour, to return with just the cut she
liked. We'd say: Wonder where
Peggy is oh well. she has her collar
on SO folks will know where she be-
longs IL she gets lost" On that coll
lar Is a small plate which has written
upon 1t the name and address Of our
funny little pet. Pretty soon some
body in uor family would call down
stairs: Just open the front door,
will you, here comes Peggy, bringing
her meet behind her." Sure enough.
There she would be with the finest
piece of meat imaginable. Sometimes
we came near deciding to send Peggy
for, meat for ourselves. She was
some chooser alright!
Last spring we inquired at the
nearest meat store whether or not our
dog was deliberately carrying off
somebody's dinner but We learned
that the nice bits we're gifts pure and
simple. Said the meat man: "She
comes here to my screen door and
stands up on her hind feet and makes
the funniest sound in her throat-a
cross between saueal and a gr1lnt,
sorta long drawn out. you want some
dinner 2" say to her. And she barks
twice and says as plainly 81 do sure
thing and / want 1t quick" She gets
1t too. Peggy is trying new meat
store this spring and I'm a little
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CONFESSIONS
OF A BRIDE
Copyright. N. E. AZ

life for our Dad is moving as fast
as film plot" remarked Bob after we
had finished his fathers first letter
from Honolulu. He's lame-has been
so ever since that cerebral hemorrhagc
has to walk with cane-and he is
pretending still that he can't see! But
I'll be jiggered II he isn't right on the
job when the camera man shoots!"
81 should say he is" agreed, for /
got the idea although my husbands
slang is often too swift for my slow
wits. Notice, Bob, what your father
has discovered about his companions
Read between the lines and see how
Certeis manages to avoid the detec.
tives who watch the big ports"
Looks as IL Katherine Miller would
beat the men to it," Bob chuckled !.
But It didn't seem remarkable to me
that a pretty girl should make good
detective. merely wondered why a
man likes to see woman who Is not
his wife, indulge in mans sports, un.
dertake mans employments and sue.
coed at them as Katherine was sue.
ceeding. Bob admired her openly; he
would compliment her when he saw
her; he enthused over her to me: but
never. never, would he have consider
ed his wife smart" enough 70 under
take what she was doing!
To end such futile thinking about
the limitations OF being wife, re-
viewed his fathers letter:
""The Argentine passes for Don
Manuel's yacht, and Don Manuel 70
supposed TO be vastly wealthy cattle
king Of South America! He is cruising
the Pacific for pleasure, and Certeis is
his guest-his cousin from Spain. His
name is down on the ships list as
'Karpas,' Certeis-or Karpas-never
goes ashore. II the coast detectives
want him, they will have to invade the
yacht and take him. Dads letter is
clear 80 far. But he seems peeved be-
cause he doesn't know how nor where
nor when the kaiser's friends are 60
ing to meet The Russian bankers"
Archer helps US on that point" said
Bob, taking up the next epistle. HE
says that they have decided to send
us all the information they collect, but
that they must send It in driblets for
obvious reasons, and we must patch
1t together. Then II they are all wiped
out by revolution or hurricane, the
record Of the conspiracy win be In.
tact, and can be put to the service Of
all governments still interested in lin.
iting German militarism."
With his knowledge OF languages,
knowledge which Certeis did not
guess. Archer had discovered that the
Russians were not to meet Certeis at
hotel. Certeis had advertised his
yacht for sale! The Russian financiers
were to appear as prospective buyers.
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done away with quite easily Il house
wives would clean room 4 month
thoroughly 80 that there never would
be any accumulation or hard things
But II isn't being done that way. We're
all so like lot of sheep in our man.
ner Of doing things and what our
neighbos does. We do; and for gen
erations even from the time Eve took
her fig leaves out and hung them on
the line and busted oil the rocks in
her cave and, put an apple where &
hadn't any business going, women
have been moving things about and
doing drastic things to them period
ically. Think how simple II would
all be! One room every four or six
weeks. Supplying new shades there
II. needed or new varnish or new
paint. Some rooms would require so
little and It would take such a short
time to freshen them up. believe
there are few housekeepers who do
this very thing. But they're few and
far between.
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The Styles

Becomingness is assured every woman who DOS.
sesses one Of these handsome Suits They are
representative mode from our better grade
makeEmany of them are exact copies Of the
French models.
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Evening Chat
Under The eeranium Leaves.

How are your house geraniums do
ing? I've got one which has develop
ed into palm tree OF gorgeousness.
It's rose geranium and l have 1t in
my dining room and the fragrance
from 1t is wonderfully sweet all
through the house. 1t has dozens and
dozens of wide perfect oak shaped
leaves; tiny, middle-sized and huge,
and 1t has grown so tall that 1t leans
slightly toward my soft-pillowed
couch just beneath. It doesn't require
much Imagination to lie upon that
couch for hours rest canopied by
that imitation geranium tree and go
drifting to the far west where ge-
raniums grow like mad to unheard Of
Notwithstanding over house fronts
and fences, and in many front yards
resembling the palm tree which Is q
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lIt was too simple they would come
aboard the yacht several times. and IN
the end the purchase would fan
through. z. IS
Z Daddy and Archer re1oiced because
they were sure to meet the whole
gang and would run some chance OF
collecting quite little information
about the proposed secret alliance be.
tween certain factions of Russians. !
katherine will have to do her bit
OF sleuthing in some unusual way, but
suppose the same ability which sent
her out there will carry her on to
success" This from my husband.
She'll have her difficulties. No man
who was not proof against the wiles
OF woman would be sent on such an
important political mission" asked
Bob.
Wine, women and song are not for
conspirators Of their caliber," Bob as.
serted.
well, Don Manuel isn't proof by
any means. Don Manuel will fix It for
Katherine. Otherwise can't see how
she is ever going to meet those Rus.
sians.''
Then 1t occurred to mo that Chrys
would have to go wherever Katherine
went. Chrys would have to meet Ger
tets. Considering her new certainty
that she had gone through mock wed.
ding ceremony with him, that seemed
impossible.
could have cried out to see her
hampered-so tricked by fate. Which.
ever way she moved, her mock mar.
riage had robbed her of her chance to
help spoil the rendezvous between the
German and Russian plotters.
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doubtful how matters YIN end. si,e,s'
got 80 she prefers this mans meat
TO ours and It looks very much as
though I was going to have 10 change
meat dealers.
Since Eve Hung Her Fig Leaves Out.
It's rug beating time and the men
folks are all at II with sad faces I'll
say. though brave courageous ones at
that. Why on earth does man hate
housekeeping time so fearfully! He's
only asked to move the furniture, heat
the rugs turn the window shades the
other way around. paint some wood
work wall-bgush the paper. hang out
the clothes line, turn the washing ma
chine go to the store for I've and soap.
putty up some windows put up the
swing. mend the chicken house, clean
up the yard burn the thrash and
plant the garden. That ought not to
bother him bit: It all can be done
quite easily and quickly once fell.
low gets at It. But how hard 1t tts
to get started. And how many bust
ness trips seem inevitable Just now!
Strange that extra work has. come in
at the office and help there is SO
short. You'll find all sorts OF dire
calamities will happen the next few
weeks and all kinds of a temper will
come uppermost both in your heart
and hubby's. Say-did YOU ever STOP
to think. how foolish housekeeping
orgies are anyway?
Don't you know that II could all be
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The Prices

We mention again that these re-pricings are the
result Of our replenishing broken stocks. While
we prefer not to dwell upon them as reductions
the prices are much lower than usual for such
attractive garments.
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The Materials

Tricotines, serges Poiret Twills and very at
tractive Checked Velours are the fabrics used
in these Suits. We couldn't obtain the same
good quality today at anything like the same
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TIE D ALL z
She ST DRY
Josephine's Poet.
BY RAY LEWIS.

q BY Hay LEWIS.
Copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
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JOS hands in his. Darling. he said,
before I left the city had an inspira.
ton. l fixed up my columns and as
signments for week ahead 80 that
now can get off for few days. Marry
me in the morning and we'll run away
for little trip. You might as we'll do
1t sooner as later. l even got in town
early to see about the license. Say yes.
please"
"What?" said her mother. Married
with no new clothes, no bridesmaids,
no anything?"
Exactly" said Josephine firmly, eat
eight-thirty tomorrow, here in the liv-
ing room, in my perfectly good spring
suit"
Bully for Jo!" cried Billy. .1 al.
ways knew when 10 came to get mar.
ried she'd do 1t somehow, some way,
different from anybody else. She
wouldn't be 10 il she didn't
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BY CORA MOORE,
New Works. Fashion Authority.

New York, April 14.-Leading
among the materials fashion has de.
creed for summer are organizes.
whether printed, embroidered or plain,
for evening wear.
Vivian Tobin wears gown OF white
organdie with the apron and tucker of
filet net and lace in alternating
squares, and it is very pretty, girlisn
and simple with the three cluster
tucks in the skirt and the clognated
horse collar on the bodice.
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6 ATURDA night,
y April 18th; viii
bring forward anoth-
er of the 6 to 8 Z. M.
Sales which proved SO
interesting last week
But we think the com
ing event will be even
more inviting because
many more depart
ments will contribute
selected offering at
very closely marked
prices. This is simply
advance notice that
the Saturday Night
Sale will be worth at
tending.