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New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

}un1p, hoping to SO take Whitley the
Owi by surprise that he, JumDcr.
would get such d start that he mioL,
De ablo to get away. And as he d;d
ms ne looked over TO that sf,,nn|,
%hesc Whitley had been sjttjn~ 80 =
long. Whitley was just lcav;np : On
ms great silent wings, and his Gercn
NeLo" eyes were fixed in the dirac-
uon o. Shadow the Weasel Tho fsce
is he had seen that moving blac,S
spot winch was the tip Of Shadows
Jumper didn't have time to iu,on
oeforc Whitley was swooping down
~ Shaoo#. 80 Jumper just kept still
"i.u %a'cheo with eyes almost pop
ping from his head with fear and cr-
cieemen'. Snadow hadn't seen Whitev
oN'' JUST as Whitley was reaching
Aor MN With his great, cruel claws'
NO" If there is any one who csn
move more quickly than Sbadou. a.. ~
" eascl don't know who if ' ;s
hitey's claws closed on ,io+b;,,r w.
SNOW; Shadow had lodged. 0nen Io
gan a game of hide and seek Wb;to,.
swooping and Shadow dodcjno '.'oS 10y
an tie time they were gettinp fmrthar ou
and furtner from where Jumner r.as
Ihe instant it was safe tn IN g. an
} Jumper took to his long heels anJ 81
lhe way, he disappeared. linnert"I I',u
!j,ppeIr'y-llp, was worth seeing. Whjtev
cne snowy Owl had saved him 'r[uo frono,
SHADOW the Weasel and didn't I,nan, ",u
t. An enemy had proved to be- 5n'n
Copyright 1922. by r. W Eursess)
ciins Onicl.lrn c-ooe DO
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
General Weather Conditions


WARRINGTON, Fob. e2-rhe ,lstur,.
ance reported last night over Colorado
."oned !e, st"ard and Tonight IT'S center
as oNer northern Missouri. whence If Viii
move northeastwa-d This disturhe,o
1as N been attended by snow aud rain IN
the soutEen ,F.a," ,dIto 'nf l"tsrior c Of Ne Yor
Hree' Lakes the central Mississinni Val
~ the northern portion Of tho region Of
we Great Lakes ihe northern nlaI1e
states and the northern Rocky Mounfa.n
Sesloh' and rains in Oklahoma, norti,crn
-e%as or,o., ana t~ Cl'forna ueaYy ano~s. We're
WISCONSIN and minnesota. ''0' '''''' !"
hf31HGeptionaliy nigh temperatures pre-.
and central mississippi ,allcys and O,ho ~
81 'n rene .'uiheIn portion OF tho region OF
ine S..s Great Lakes Much colder Wcathes =
I,<s, D"s oNerspread the plains states and the
Rock Mountain region '0 ''''
w. N ne% hnsiand and interior Of New
roy and probably Friday, followed h.,
colder weather on Friday In the mil6ls
Atlantic states including extreme
/ Ne" ors iha weather viii be clo,,1, .t,G
warm to o-morrow followed h., r.f "mu NV
MORO" nght or Friday and much colder
s,es1l ~esono, ., on Friday In the south Atlantic
! and warm o-morrow and be fnlIov,aI ~
yocal rains and cooler weather on Eri,ay
~ the east Gulf states. Tennnssee ,rj
hentuc'y there w,l b. showers a"G s,,''
,hunderstorms to-morrow Win mm,n m,.M
Jower tAmpcratuve by to-morrow uiphl
with cold wave. nliuay
IN the Ohio VALLEY there VIII be SHOW
cns ana -, s!,hunderstorna to-morrow Win
Ttom''a"TNoly over temperature and clear
cora &c. wave In Indiana and western ohio
I'm, IN 'he ne ,i region OF the Great lakes there
"n, i pe sno" ana rain tomorrow and snow
ana colder weather Friday @''0"
forecast by Districts.-Eastorn Now
II, or the ,n,o l1oay on the coast. snow or rain
IN ~ !ne interior to-day; to morrow rain IN
southern and snow in northern n"rt,o,. ., J."
, followed by colder. POi''oh'
y. so Soutnern .i.'r New Ensland-nain and some.
lowed b. clearing and colder. 'D'''' io'-
EaHsrrn ,, iu,ennsylys mia, New Jersey. Della
War' aha CLOUDY ana warm to-
row; colder Tomorrow ~ '0-'''or-
Western Pennsyivania TODAY.
r"nnh o,'Iorr"w roiTo RAIN changing to snow aHa
M.stern Now YnrL-u.L-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
|. r. L. Gets 81
Cents on ST. i'm
Traction Plan
Securities Offer in Transit
Reorganization With Re-
turn From Non-Opcrating
Assets May Assure 100 q
Roads Service SIunps
Board to Analyzc Earning
Power of Lines Needed
in System of Unihcation

The Transit Commission vii take
up, next week, the consideration OF
service and earning capacity Of the
traction lines which it proposes TO re-
organize into unified system. These
subjects will be disposed Of in advance
Of The valuation hearings, scheduled to
begin March 6.
The commission is TO meet This aft
ernoon, but probably viii djourn until
Monday. In answer to any objections
based upon claims of adequate service
and goodwill the commission, it is uN-
dcrsjood, is in a position TO show that
the service is far below standard, and
that there is nothing upon which to
predicate the contention that the rove
nucs of the lines would improve under
existing conditions.
]. u. T. Leads in Fight
Meanwhile with the companies pre-
pairing to enter opposition TO the ap-
praisals recommended last Monday by
the commits sion's bureau Of valuation,
speculation continues rs to the ulti-
mate outcome. Principal interest in
this direction is focused on the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company, the
leading figure in the proposed ccnsoli-
dation.
Some of the experts who arc study
ing the valuation of Sl74.221 ,056 placed
on the lnterborough operating hold
lngs by the bureau have arrived at thc
conclusion that i the bond and note
holders accepted the appraisal they
would receive 81 cents on the dollar i'm
value OF tho new securities propos oscd
to be issued under The COMMISSIONS
plan.
In,
cluded S35, 900, 900 of stocl. deposited a.
collateral for the 10000. coo Of ~. nor
cent bonds. Ii the security holder
were to settle with the STOCKHOLDERS at
the present market price. il was nojnt
ed out, they would receive AT least :.
value IL new securities OF 81 cents on
the dollar.
Either of these figures, say those who
mold that the bureaus findings are
equitable, together with returns from
hon-operating assets, which the burcal1
ana not take into consideration. would
hcl inc bond and note holders virtual
" 100 cents on the dollar
Valuation Set BY Board
The valuation placed on the r r.
propelties by the bureau vas 1872 ,S24-
o. less than the estimate carried ON
lhe conlDany's books. In considcrino
the various bond issues the bureau ar7 r.
rived at the following dcterminatjon.
Bond Buvcau
subway constrng 'u''''O'''
tion under ool.-
tract No. 2.... Slos 01noOn con .-s.-
Elevated thlrd '''"-
tracking ana ez-
tensions .... sb.ao0 a.o -
Eefuuding origirai 700 i''.i
subway bonds
o'e' '.'.'.'....- 5..ooo.oO0 as.oif..-s
Totals ........., soc, 100000 >l74.22l.o5e
r. IN the case Of The Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, it was pointed out
tne bureau also gave substantial reco~.
Aitlon to the amount expended in re-
cent years in new construction. Tie
company's figure Of 7S.6Oo,0o0 undnr
contract No. 4 was reduced s., 600 eco
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
New York Slayer, Adiudgcd
Sane. Must Die Next Week

SING Slng Officials received word
Yesterday that q lunacy commission.
which recently examined George Nc
Cormick, an inmate Of Sing Sing death
house, has adjudged him sane. He
will pay the death penalty week
from tonight. He was found guilty
OF shooting to death Edward Shannon
N 3 fight over a 50 wager on base
ball game in Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

\ candelabra IN amber or
green uses vivid parrots to hold
the candles. $40.
a white garbed moor knecls to
hold the better candle set IN
black and white basket. SIS.
a most gracious lady, dressed
in black and roses. with yellow
flowers on her skirt. is but a large
powder jar or bon bon box. $15.
\ Pierrot, dressed in the con
ventional white and black, finds
holding candle in a flower
dockcd bobachc a serious busi-
ness. ST..
A young ibcX. black with white
spots, looks wistfully at q bunch
OF colorcd glass posics, not reach
ing them, Of course. but mean
while being very decorative. $50.
As for the dog at the end,
rings of purest white and a can
die holder for q crown keep him
from being TOO downcast because
he happens to be charming
shade of yellow. sl5.
In this same collection are
glass compotes, shaped like
Easter eggs, in green, white or
ilccked gold with dark blue and
green vines around them. 50.
Also pleasant group Of Moor
ish maidens and young men,
dressed IN radiant white, some
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Bedtime Stories
" Whitley the Owl Saves jumper
by Thornton ". Burgess

1t often happe1lS 1T the end
j u enemy may proro q frjcad.
Jumper the Hare.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

Local Forecast.-CloudN to-la, r.i,
aIq %''Ti5 colder to-morrow fresh southcriy
Local Official Record.-.rhe cot.,..,-,.,,...e
rc!1l record from the Weather f,1se,,,
s.oEs 'entpera lures during the last t,ven-
tour hours, in comparison with ihe cor
Responding cato OF last year: -
a. a. 'a.. r. + + : Z - ~ 5 X
l. noon. A1 5s1I u - o.. M
highest. IS degrees Cat . D. ,,l.,.. 1ovv.e,
same date last year. 50: average "a me- da q
for thirty three Years. u y" ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Silk .Blouses affect tweed checks

They borrow their colors
from twccds and concentrate
them in cay little checks on
backgrounds of white silk.
$685..
The models are o. The
severely tailored type-well-cut
and carefully finished as belts
a smart sports blouse.
: ::
Pinafcro or roll collars.
= = :
Ihe sports colors for spring
French blue, rose, orchid.
green or tan.
Third floor, Old Buildins.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

with bouquets Of flowers and 9th
ers with fruit. Sl5 ana $50.
Large bouquets Of flowers.
come shaped for vases, SO.
Green candlesticls with white.
yellow or red roses to hold the
candles, Sc each.
Pottery Breakfast and Tea Sets
In Quimpor pottery, that de-
ightful design from Brittany
with the peasant figure on grey
backgrounds. Breakfast sets, 19
pieces, service for two, S25.
Copies of old Roucn flower de-
signs in yellow Breakfast sets.
S25. Tea sets, Is pieces &c cups
and saucers), SD.
Copies Of OLD 3Iaseil.cs wood
violets and pink decorations on
white. Breakfast sets, So. Tea
sets, S25.
Shell Flowegs
Thin shell, cut. painted and
mounted ike aowe4s on natural
branches, seem TO have come
from that famous castle OF the
fairN-whc-lived- undcr-thc-sea
A spray Of apple blossoms is
81; large orange colored flowers.
graceful branches, Sl2. Between
them come grapes, Wistaria and
other gay flowers.
Fourth Floor, Old Building
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Weather Report

syn rises. ;A& am. Sun sets. 5:s1 :,
"oon iisea. 4:sG am. Noon sets s.05 y
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

y II !
Barometer Readings
o.9S >. m. s0.1ss n. ao 10
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

Ihe VALUATION placed on tho I. K. +.
pgopeIties by the bureau vas S32,S24.
@a32 less than the estimate carried ON
the conlDanys books. In considc rino
the various bond issues the bureau ar,
rived at The following determination:
Bond Buroau
.., sue Valuations
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23
Local Official Record .r
Humidity

s a a1,.. 90 ! p. NJ IS p. IN
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23

totals .-........ 500, 600 600 st74.221.o5g
r. IN the case Of the Brooklyn Rapid
transit Company. it was pointed ont
tne p0roan also gave substantial recoc-
Al1lon to the amount expended in re-
cent years in new construction. TIE
co'npany's figure Of SIS 100000 nfdn1.
contract No. was reduced 1000 o0o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-23


tion under COL
tract No. 2...... .Slus 090.0On qoo.f-s -
Elevated third '''-'
tracking ana ez-
tensions .... sb.ao0 a.o -
Eefuuding origiral 100 i''.i
subway bonds
80 '''''''.....' S..0oo.o0O 55.o1f..-g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17
Every Druggist in u. s. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at
Counter if You Cannot
Feel Relief Coming
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful! Taste. Emmcdi-
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

The sensation IN tho drug trade
In Asplronal the quick acting cold
and cough reliover. authoritntivelv
guaranteed by the laborntofies:
tested, approved and most enthusi-
astically indorsed by this highest au-
thoritios and proclaimed 10y the
common people as ten times ~
quick and effective as whiskey. rock
and rye or any other cold remedy
they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with tho wonderful new elixir, -
step into tho nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half dollar for IA
bottle ot ASpironal and tell him to
serve you two teaspoonfuls. With
| your watch in your hand, tako the
! drink az one swallow and coll for
80 A. money bdck ia two minutes
! IL you cannot feel relief coming
within the time limit. Don't 10
bashful. for all druggists invite you
and expect you 10 try 1t. Every
bodys doing u.
Take the remainder OF the bottle
home 10 your wife and babies. for
AApironal Is by far the safest and
most effective. the easiest 20 take
and tho most agreeable cold and
cough remedy for Infants and chill
dren 6s well as for adults,--Adver-
tisement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17

must have I..... d HiI how tho
socialists of OIL countries were EyuI-
ou-ly working ir ltvpr ~ peace cf-
forts. ] told hiu tllf We had always
allowed the German .1cillists 20
travel 10 foreign uart7 in order TO
discuss the question OF making peace
~ conferences because I believed
them tu hr acquainted with fIc de-
aircS ana views of tIo lower g'Haaoa;
that We placed uo obstacle iu the
path ot ANYBODY desiring 20 work
honestly ana without teied purpuss
In the Interests ut peace. thot The
same desires tur peace ALSO eXistvt
among tho entente nations and
among their socialists. but that
tho nttor worc prevented by rec
fusul uf passports from attending
congresses ln neutral l1nda that the
desire TOR peace was gaining strength
In the world. nations We're acquiring
II more uui more aud IL nobody n
any government should be found
willing 20 work for pcnDu#-i. urtur-
tuuHtolv. had failed lu my attempt
tho peoples would finally take tho
matter into their own hands. I added
that this would not occur without
serious shocks and revolutions. ~
history proved, through which tho
Roman church and tho pope would
not como uuHcHthod.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17
WHEAT DOWNTURN
FOLLOWS RISES
Immense Profit Taking
Leads to Decline Late
in Day

CHICAGO. oct. Although
wheat, corn and Oufs today reached
some new top record prices tHr the
season, immense prutt.tahiug sales
led TO downward turns later. 4 de-
Cldcd gain IN wheat values at Liver
pool was chiefly responsible FOR the
strength shown by markets here
Wheat In Chicago closed unsettled.
% cent net lower Co like advance
with December Sll2A To Is and
May Sl.l2 LIS 90 Ia. Corn finished
D, e. of tu WC up, oats down ia TO
sc and provisions varying from lIC
decline TO rise of cents
General buying sent wheat uu
quickly al the start here. but the rise
coming after recent other gains
proved go be great incentive TO re-
ulI2c on holdings Truu.pu dif-
tiCuitios which tended tu mako spec
ulatyc selling unpopular failed To
have "a Ike effect on hodl,u-.
European need Of wheat ls iudi-
Gated by the Liverpool advance was
currently estimated here a- amount
ing To 2bU,UUO,OOO bushels exclusive
OF a shortage Of 100 GOO 600 bushels
OF rye. Sales of Europe TODAY were
figured az about one million bushels.
chiefly Canadian
Com aud uHts were governed
chiefly by tho action Of wheat. Lad
ing interests reported that Germany
was paying 9g cents bushcl Tor
corn at Rotterdam. equal TO 76 cents
In Chicago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17
WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, oct. f5.--IIcayy
ieali2ing OF profits on long contracts
on what was generally termed an
oveibouEht market caused mod,r-
ately w.de reactions in the price Of
cotton today, following upturus la
the early session when tho buying
movement ui lHst week was Nll
much in evidence. offerings from
tho older longs. at first merely
drihble, gradually swcIod and after
Wld-sesslprs more than supplied thC
demand. The mNrkct a little more
than held IT, own up TO tho middle
OF the morning. standing at it, best
20 TO 2S points over the close of last
week. when December touched
22.2Oc q pound selling increased and
from then on the market was under
more or less pressure TO the close.
Al It's lowest the trading positions
were 20 TO - points under the final
prices OF saturday with Decombyr
of to 2l.75'. Tho close was at met
declines on the day OF ~ 90 l5 points
with December az 2l.sUc.
Scattered rains over the belt.
heavy in some localities. the forecast
OF more rain 20 come, warning Of
another storm I'm the Caribbean sea
ana better cables than were due
were The supporting feature of the
early session. For while the tone
Wda very steady until realizing sales
became too liberal Around noon ~
new demand met the rocessous hu'
u was soon filled and In the l1'c
trading the lowest levels were
reached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17

July 80 the princess I1l tuowu
about the war long before i'4 uut-
hrcaki at once ordered tNut the
silver he invcntorIrd, deposited iu
tho bank at AiX-M -ChJpcllo aud re-.
turned 10 the princess afior the war
Through neutral channels I ,luscd
news to he transmitted to the prin.
cess I'm Switzerland by mE court
marshal l'reihcrr Nnu b,lH.haVh.
concerning Iluuu, hor sUye. ware
and my care for hrr property So
answer was received Instead the
princess had published 300 the
French press u letter to tho ottos
that Gcu. Won kruck hai s.oleu tIl
her silver.
ON account ~ my care ana the
self sacrificing work ut Gr'W man urt
experts and soldier. partly ui the
risk OF their llvos.-n.l treasures
worth billions woro preserved for
their French owners aui fur French
towns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17
The Kaiser'S Memoirs

tCopydsht BY no Mcclure Nrvsaapys
syndicate Entered OF Stauonet's hall.
lcSaon. rnh.lca,og4 sni ',.n'nl,'lon .','..,. .
in whole OF ln part without
pefmlssIon pt"h'hH,d.'
have been informed that an i'm
poItant role was played in tho pre-
paratlan OF the World war directed
;he mouarChiul central now
rrs IVY the policy OF the international
great orient lodge "a policy cN-
tending over many years and al
ways envisoEing the goal at which
il aimed. nut the German great
lodges, was Furthermore told
with two exceptions wherein nom
German financial interests are para
connection with tho great orient
In paris.-had NO relationship TO the
great orient" They were entirely
loyal and faithful. according TO the
assurance given me 10y tho distin-
pulshod German Free Mason who
explained tu me this whole intCrrelu-
tionship, which had, until thOn, bcou
unknown tu me. lie said that, In
1917. an international meeting OF
tho lodges OF the great orient was
held. after which there was q SUBJ
soqucnt conference in switzerland
at this the following program was
adopted bismoWh"rWout "f Aus-
trip-i Hungary democrat2atiun ui
Germany, elimination 81 the house
~ ilapsburg, abdication ot the Cor
man emperor. restitution or Alsace'
Lorraine TO France, union OF Gnlicia
with Poland, elimination uf the pope
and the Catholic church, ellmiua
ton of every state church IN Eu'
rome.
/ ana not now IN a position Co In
vcstigate the very damaging intor.
nation which has been transmitted
to me. in the best of talth, concern
Ing the organization and actiNitie'
OF the great orient lodges. Secret
and public political organizations
have played important parts In th'
life of peoples and states, ever since
history has existed Some of then
have been horficial. most OF then
have been destructive, if they ma,
To huvc secret passwords whlcl
Stunned the light OF day. The mos
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17

queer polaous. Joint polsona, muscle
polauns. acid pOlsons are formed IN
stead Of the healthy flesh and the
rich blood you used 20 have in days
gone by2 II you hobbl0 IN your gait,
II pains diatoTt your body, II bending
over is an uuspcnkable agony f dul!
pains make you breathe heavily ana
moan, do nos Erumble az the rough
ness of the Wuy,---smile sWeetlyt
there IS a rainbow ahead. Things
are different now than they used 70
be. Ia the ddvB uf linimeuts, salyess
complicated drugs. and all thHt.--re-
member? The happy secret today 10
lrouIscd Yeast. one OF the creates.
body-and blood builders ot ell time.
Hegtn taking Ironized Yeast today.
Rewarr Of limitations ana substitutes
because IrOniLgd Yeast i9 not q mere
combination Of yeast and iron, but -
yssst ironized, which is suhstance
an iy Itself There is only cnr Iron
ized Yeast ln all the world. sold ne
an drug stores at 81 90 q ppckago and
combining 6O tablets, each tablet
scaled They ne 'er lose their power.
MIRA only b. lruulEvd Yeast CO..
Atlanta, Ga Say sOoGbye 70 Theu-
natlam from now oai
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17
IhIahEn IINesIn.k

CHICAGO. oct lt.-Cattle-Rec
es,UOu. strictly choice aud prime nbllNc
steady to strong lower grades SLOW, about
steady other classes generally steady
native beef -trets tl210. bulh ls.VVh y i,4e,
.lrrlv of western grassCtS liberal. bulk
Ntaiefa around SiObO, bulk desirable
toiugna bulls around tt2b, bulk stockeft
and feeders It..bu Ju,
steady, bulk l5O To- 2i0-pouud Averages
4g.gbHa few good and choice 220 20
ESQ pound butchers t0i0upth, tpr ~ ~
buIL pactng sUws NI,htus 90, pigs stroOg,
sheep- Receipts $1,000; fat lanhs
strong 10 zoe higher top nauNe We 90
Montana lamba tl4.0t feeding lauba SLOW
sheep steady western wethcrs, averaging
tC1b for slaughter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17

KANSAS cry. oct lo-tatilc-ke.
r,Ipta sg 900, Glow and uneven, most
,fassas around steady, top steCte wv 1p'
buIE COWS tI.7bub.uu. csuuors lg.b"n 70,
cutters largely tJ0ou8g5, bologna bulls
uIostIy t5..bu 3.bO. practical top ON Ncalois
1000 Etuckers 50 uOd7sJ.
Uors- Receipts $4,000. very close Dc 30
iOc higher TO shippers, mostly steady 20
packrrF. top tqlO. bulk tnlguag5 peck.
'rg sows stuady. mostly ~ b0W'Ib, stock
rIgH steady mostly fs.iOWsb0,
sheep Receipts 10000, lambs generalb
ai!ouE 20 l5c higher. Utah t3p- tib 90,
wcsi"ru largely yI8sOali00, better grades
natives mostly tigbUm 1900 sheep steady.
ewes 5000. few wethorH AIOpH TO, uld
lois yeatlIug. so.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17
IF SICK, TAKE "CASCARETS"
Clean Your Bowels End Headache, Biliousness Colds,
Dizziness, Sour Classy Stomach

viii start the bowels acting, When
taken AZ night the bowels work
wonderfully IN morning,
Casoarots never sioken or incou-
veuleuCe you next day ike pills,
CulDmcl, salts. ar oil.
Children love Cascareta too. 10
cent boxes, also 90 and 80 cent
sizes. Any drug stOre,--Adyert.se-