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Catarrh Can Be Cured

Catarrh is a local disease, greatly
influenced by constitutional condi-
tons. 1t therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is taken internally and
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces of the System. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE destroys the
foundation Of the disease, gives the
patient strength by improving the gen.
eral health and assists nature in doing
its work.
All druggists. Circulars free.
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NFEgN44l
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the Creditors, of Martin Hill
yard, deceased
You will take notice that, at the re-
quest of C. W. Hillyard and J. D.
HilIyard, Executors Of the will of
Martin Hillyard, diseased, have APP
pointed the goth day of May, 1922, at
my office, in the city of Philippi, Bar
bour County, West Virginia for re-
ceiving proof of debts or demands a.
gainst the said decedent or his estate
at which time and place you may at
tend.
Given under by hand this 3rd day
of April, 1922.
H. j. WILCOX
Commissioner of Accounts
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Entered as second-class matter
June 10, 1912, at the Post Office at
Belington, W. Va, under the act of
March 8, 1879.
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LESSON TExT.-Isa. 6:1-13
GOLDEN TExT.-Here am I; send me
lisa 6:&
REFERENCE MATERIAL.--Gen. 12:1-4
Elk. 3:1-4:17; Josh. 1919; Jer. 1:4-10; Matt
10.5-N
PRIMARY ToPIc.-God Calls Isaiah I,
Help Him.
JUNIOR TOPIC.-A Young Man wht
Was Ready.
INTERMEDIATEAND SENIOR TOPIC
Our Response to the Call for Service.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
The Service to Which God Calls U.s..
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Published Every Thursday by
THOMPSON PRINTING COMPANY
Belington, w. Va.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

One 6 Room House, with both lot
60y150, good location. For Terms
and particulars, see
w. G .McCLOUD
Belington, W. Va.
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DR.. ]. E. GIBSON
Dentist
Office in PostoGce Building

SODA FOUNTAIN
AND ICE CREAM PARLOR
FOR SALE
will offer for sale at public auc-
ton the Soda Fountain and Ice
Cream Parlor Outfit belonging to
Frank Luzader, on Saturday, goth
day Of April 1922, at l P. m. in Be
lington.
Terms made lzlc7Fn on day Of Sale.
B. E. NILMOTH, Jr.
Belington w. Va. (4-20-2t)
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned Will sell on hia
place. the old James Amber Home.
stead, miles West and Y mile South
Of Raymer; 3 miles East and \ mile
South Of Buckingham; Is miles
North Of Weldona; at Public Sale
commencing at 10000 A. NJ, on
Tuesday November 81, l022
The following described property;
8 HEAD OF HoRsEa g
Team. . yrs old, VT 1900 each; Horse
6 yrs. VT 1900; Mare, ~ yrs, v,
l,2oo; Mare. IA yrs, VT 1900; HORSE
IA yrs. VT 1900.
I HEAD or CATTLE
Red Cow, 8 yn; Red Cow. 8 yn,
fresh by February; Spotted Coy. .
yrs. been fresh . wks; Red Hsifer,
1912 yrs. with calf; Red Heifer,
lslmonths; Red Heifer, 8 Z 1.2 mon.
this; Red Heifer. l q l-2 months.
MAtINEkY ET.'.
P 4 o Lister, new; Hniger 3.row.
in good shape; Liniger 7.foot Disc;
Bob Tail 6-shovel Cultivator; Mont.
tor 12-hole Grain Drill, with grasu
seed Box; Superior horse grain
Drill; l6-inch Sulky Plow: . Break.
Ing Plows; Mccormick Hay Rake:
Grain Wagon; . Wogan Runnig
Gears; Hay Rack; Q one-hole Shellers
2 Sets Of Work Harness; Some col.
lars; Hog Waterer; Monarch Range,
good shape; Heating Stove: Q Kit.
chen Tables: Chairs; Rocking chair;
Linoleum; Goodrich Sewing Machine;
Kitchen Cabinet; Bed; Dresser; Z
hole OIL Stove; Potatoes; I stacks
Bound Cane; Stack Millet Haj;
Small Farm Tools and numeroui
other articles.
TERMS: Sums under $40 Cash
over amount q credit Of 8 MONTH";
WILDE given on approved notes bear
Ing 10 per cent interest. All pro
perty must be settled for before be
In removed.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON, bring cup
AD0LPH sCHlCX, OWNER
H. H. Northup, Auct.
Morgan state Bank, Clerk.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
NEWS OF NE|GHDOR|NG COMMUNITIES
Gathered by Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents

Silyis Thursday afternoon. Rev
and Mrs. Winterbourne came down
from Keota to be present.
Mrs. Arlie Doty visited the sobqpI
Tuesday.
The Washburn young people spent
the week end at their home near
Briggsdale.
Miss Bernice Littrell is working
at the Dan Strainght home In Gree.
ley.
The Fletcher family have moved
In from the ranch to be near school.
W, G. Rupe OF Boulder was in
town Tuesday.
The wind overturned Mr.. Belnet's
wind mill Sunday breaking the pump
and dropping the pipe In the well,
Mr.. Jas Hilvis and Arvid johnson
spent the week end at their homes,
Mr.. Showers returned from Hol.
yoke Thursday.
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Asss Ei ~
sT0NEHAM ITEMS

-
]. w. Brinning came to twon Sat
urday night to attend the Farmers
Union meeting which let out about
1880 when Mr.. Brinning left fol
home in the snow storm. He got al
far as John R. Gauger's form when
the storm must have gotten the best
Of him. At Mr.. Garger's farm he
crossed into the cane field, whore
he was found Monday night at $3.50
frozen to death by DR.. L. Wendell
Blanchard, Joe Frye, Carl Ssndstsdt,
Roy e. Appleate and vergil Can.
non. The remains were taken back
to Stoneham and perhaps will be
shipped to Washington. Iowa, Mr..
Brinning's former home.
DR.. L. Wendell Blanchard motored
to Greeley Saturday.
Mrs. Howard J. Pulver became GO
i'll again last week that her physician
had to be called.
John r. Berks and Judge Don D.
Hudson motored to Greeley Wednes.
day moring on election business.
A large party OF oil men spent sew.
eral days looking over the Stoneham
oil field last week.
Mrs. NJ. Simmons went to Greeley
Saturday on business.
Dan Rowland went to Sterling on
business.
Louis label and family moved to
Stoneham on their farm last week.
Mr.. label was formerly manager Of
the James g. Noll Lumber Co. at
Buckingham.
Hr. and Mrs. Wade Simmons and
baby left for Sterling Tuesday where
Mr.. Simmons is engaged at carpen-
tering work.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
PUBLIC SALE

On account Of the storm the sale
TO raise money for the Church was
not held but postponed. At the old
Allen Lumber Yard In Raymer q Pub.
lie sale will be hsl eommencing at
100 P. NJ. on
Saturday November II, looa
The following described property:
l HORSE
Savsral Calves; Poland China Boar,
eligible to register; Good Poland
China Boar: Several Shoats; A guam.
tity OF Potatoes; Lot OF Farm Mach.
inery. including one Emerson sulky
Breaker; Lot Of Chickens; Geese;
Pumpkins; Quilt Top; Center Piece;
Kitchen Aprons; and numerous ar.
ticles.
TERMS. CASH: All goods must be
settled for before being rembvsd.
Lunch Served BY Christian Workers
Articles for sale may be delivered
after Friday morning to committee.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
H. H. Northup, Auet.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
LADIES AID

The Ladies Aid held their regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Wesley
II. Barker. Thursday P. NJ. Nov 2.
Owing to the beautiful day a large
crwd was there. Thirty-six mem.
bers and visitors.
The afternoon was spent in quilt.
Ing a guilt for Mrs. Hemenway.
After the business meeting we
were favored by several piano select
fnos rendered by Mrs. Albright which
We enjoyed very much.
Mrs. J. W. White and Miss Ella
Hurst sang several duets which were
appreciated greatly. Then to finish
the afternoons entertainment Rev.
r. Wood favored us with two solos.
One new member was Mrs. Leslie
Graham and>the visitors were, Mrs.
W. II. Barker. ST., Mrs. Chris
Schweizer and Mrs. Chas. Kiesel.
We are always glad to have visit.
DTS at any Of our meetings and want
any one who desires to come, to feel
welcome.
After light refreshments they de.
parted for their various homes, de-
claring that they had very enjoy
able Aid meeting. The next meet
ing place at the heme CT Mrs. w. H.
Barker sr with Mrs. Ray Barker as
hostess.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
SENIOR CORNER
Calling

Calling"
Most of US have chosen some yO-
cation and designate II as our 'call-
ing" Do we SO designate it because
We were mysteriously called" to do
that work? Perhaps II is the case
with some persons.
Here is a man whose parents were
farmers and he was born and reared
on a farm. He goes to the city and
becomes q salesman, He did net 60
to the city because he was "called"
there. He went because conditions
m the fam weie no. &. his liking
&Perhaps he related that there was
no market ir his farm products.
He could not make living on the
farm. He went to the city looking
for job. He happened l. fit into
the psitl , cf salesman. Does that
eaessarily mean that he Is perfect.
ly satisfied: Nj at all.
When one is 'caiiei' by the Di-
vine Spirit to some profession Ge is
entirely Ted when he has tha,
bffice ana concerns himself with the
affairs OF lis business only. He does
not mix into the quarrels Of his as
sociates when they In no way affect
him or his business.
Therefore, one does not necessarily
need to be called" in the spiritual
sense OF the word. when he enters
any one profession. II he is satisfied
with his work. he does not have to be
divinely called either. His char.
acteristics may be such that he fits
that position and looks after to the
best OF his ability and because Of this
he has no reason to be dissatisfied
For these reasons, We must be care.
full In what sense We use the word
-'called." K
The Teachers Convention will be
held in Denver the last Of the week.
The teachers here are planning on
being present at the Convention.
Let's try to clean our feet before
We enter the building. Soft snow
and mud keeps the janitor busy en-
ongh without our being careless.
Silence in the ranks! The Juniors
have run down. Who will wind
them up again?
Mr.. Kelley does not get enough
exercise SO he allows the smaller
children to play SNOWFALL with him.
They only chased him out in the
middle Of Snyder's pasture.
Winfred ought to buy mask. His
face seems to'be in danger Of getting
spoiled II he does not protect II.
Examination in English III this
week. The Classics are beginning to
flourish.
The season Is getting rather late
for base ball. Basket ball Is more
in vogue.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
BUCKINGHAM NEWS NOTES

.
Only two days Of school this week.
Prof. Greene took Mr.. Moore and
the Misses Smith, Showers and Rupp.
teachers In our school, to Denver In
his car Wednesday to attend the
Teachers Convention being held there
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Linebaum will at.
tend also.
A community dinner will be held
at the school house Thanksgiving
Day.
The label family have moved to
Stoneham.
No church services were held Sum
day.
A very light vote was polled here
Tuesday due no doubt to the bad
roads. Several attempted to come
in but were obliged to turn back.
Ralph Dinsmoor took the ballot box
to Greeley.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Jim
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
PLANO Yoa SALE

We have high grade piano stor-
yer Music Co.. Denver. Colo. 1876
ed near New Raymer. which for
quick turnover to responsible person
will greatly sacrifice the price.
Terms given. II interested write at
once for full particulars to The Den
yer Music Co., Denver, Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST COMING

j. e. Hartman, the well known
Eye man, will make the following
towns between westbound trains:
Stoneham, Monday. Nov. 90;
Raymer Kile Inn. Tuesday. Nov. 81;
Buckingham Hotel, Wednesday, Nov
20.
Eye strain, headaches, blurred
vision and general nervousness cor
rected. All work guaranteed at a
reasonable price.
s1WANTED:--Man to stack cane and
husk corn. Inquire Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09

Prayer and Bible Study Thurs
day at 3 p. IN. with Mr.. A. 8. Hurst.
Orchestra and Chior Practice
Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Sunday School and Chuih Services
at Stoneham, 2 and s y. m. Fine
music.
A q 'sdiai Welcome to all VIII /,
Gre
John r. Wood, Pastor.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
TO ORGANIZE LITERARY

Every one is invited to meet at
the High School Auditorium Thuru-
day evening Nov. 16 to organize q
Literary Society for the coming
winter. A small program will be
given.
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-11-09
COMMUNITY CHURCH

We rejoice for the Treasure Of
the Show" but sorry not to get to
the Liberty School House last Sab
bath.
Sunday School at 1000 q. m. and
worship at II a. m, New Raymer.
Morning Subject: First Things
First-the Way to a Blessed Life. .
Epworth League at Z pm. to be
followed each Sunday eve by the foil.
owing series Of twenty minute GER
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LEGAL

H.H.. .aa,s.Inr ius rfup,Iiy herein Do.
s.i.Utd. Ito ur.uuftIuus'a share 90 tn'
,H.f ut tho pavement according Con the
Itrrflt .fNst thrfrffum. Hud ln wHhits
uHH u,iuF DO Item upon tho property s.
herein sHf out shui lu.fntr pa notice %
tHlu HHHHeafu,ut uuU u,n against the
rr.IIfufa uf tho owners of su,u property
nu1 mo purchaser thereof and fIH liFu
hcftr, uN,H sha. Ut effective HtHIuHt a.
such uwu.rs. creditors OF purchasers
SECTION b. That nu or1iurrres NJ
parts uf ordinances Iu conflict WIN thf
I..tIr..Ua ~ INIH ordinance 'r.Hfaf 7'
suDu conflict exists tr aud the same are
h..InF I,l,uIrd
SECTION s That On emergency EXISTS
Coz HNu IfUFrfyHfluu ~ th" public health
peace 3uu safety Hrl fNr tho fu'th'ran nre
uf street improvements. by foHsIn whore.
or tI.a ordinance shall take ,f'Dct from
end HffUr UH uHHraG". approval and
publication.
PASSED. nui tNo emergency rlaura
ruled upun s,rut,Iy and approved this
t.I """ .I hrN I"'
NuutuNlp Ha ,U day o' April
T. d. EVANS
Mayor,
Mrs FRANK SEAMAN. CITY Auditor.
FRAVtS W prNcAN CITY Attorney.
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RAIL VALUATION
MAY BE DOUBLED
roralizstion Board Takes
Tentative Action;
Others Are Hit
TO PROTEST OIL TAX
tojv TO Meet in Tulsa on
'Apr.' "A; Tax Rolls to BE
Greatly Swelled

orr H.ouA CITY. April 10.-A
,',.,. increase Of $iO2,0O0,0OQ In
..pd valuation Of railroad
,,-r.e m oklahoma was voted
IIt .. fNr state board Of equali.
, I.prcsentativcs Of the roads
IN d.. permitted TO appear on May
.r herring on the so per cent
.u .rc amount on which the
IA wore ordered TO pay taxes.
.rblr time q permanent valuation
Tb. increase adopted today. Off
.ais explained, was made In order
,. conn. the railroads to submit
rrlrea rowing what the correct
,siuafiau ahould be-
Valuation Varies.
tr fHu case Of one railroad. at
,.,,.--,r. oklahoma, New Mexico IL
a.Nr u Garter county--it was
F..Yer- .fF. the valuation submitted
4, as,.ng for higher rates was far
r ey..-- of the valuation returned
Assessors for a number OF cities
s,upaI..i that railroads had
.,adeI pagiug thousands OF dollars
3, faxes by making small returns
nrthcI. property in townships when
gropcr. the taxes should be made
10 adjoining cities.
The board then directed that
county Drks certify TO the board
,be location OF property in dispute.
To Meet in Tulsa.
The r0lrd OF equalization also
made tentative increases OF from 50
10 100 per cent on the existing valu-
atoms of electric light, gas. pipeline
and telephone companies, operating
within the state. Small telephone
companies. however. were for the
mos, part allowed 20 remain ut
ibeir prescut valuation.
The next meeting OF the board will
held April %, when representa-
.yss Of the Exchange oil company,
with headquarters at Tulsa, will ap-
near 10 argue against the payment
H a'aX on the premium price on
OIL
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M Nntc ON SmOot's Status.

NASUINGTON, April lO.--Atter
three and o half hours debate tho
senate recessed at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon without taking vote on
he Question of the eligibility of Sem
ator Smoot Of Utah and Representa-
tive Burton of Ohio. to serve as
members Of the World war debt
commission. while remaining as
r,etuhcrg Of ConRTcsR
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lhl"IIf COMMANDERY NO. 20 meets
every second and fourth Mon
d. ~6r dHv IN Masonic uall Nest
49, IN meeting March g. order Of
ktSiyetaes Tho Temple o y. On.
EiEsre3 Visiting Sif Knights welcome
Gylg1&l ". q. GREEN. q. C..
FRANK q. SEAMAN. REQ.
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@ygN

T. q. O. y. pIRECTORY
ohd I'|owa Hal ll-1 south Boulder
AURORA LopoF NO So J. O o y
~ NJ. T.. PouvpsroNE. socrcmrI
G.. w. Gates ~. G.,
TULSA LODGE ~ 90. !. o. o. D.. meets
every Tuesday evening, 1850.
e. w. E95LEIiI, n G.,,.r,
TULSA ENCAMPM.N7 Nu.fa q q. y
Meets ou Second ana Fourth Friday or
each month az $50 e. 81.
Il. a. tuLLEH scboo.
TULSA rEBEKAn No. -. :. .. o p
Regular meeung first ana thTd Friday
M,a R6sr %HiTE n. q.
AIRS CARRY DAVIS SEQ.
TUBA CANToN NJ. 10 O. O y
latri1rch Militant IiEt saturday each
! ?. MOuFEs capt
a. H. FULLER. Clerk
ORDER or LOYAL SONS ruIss Ftrs.id.
no. 2, sor0ud ana fourth saturday each
hAymoND ,EismER D.. w.
a. Il. HtuHLETT ". r.
MIDAS LopGE no 90. T. o. o. .F. meets
q. :. sLlNEhHD. Secretary.
UNITED COMMERCIAL. rHAvELEEs
Tulsa Counri No i6s
HH1o Regular meeting Satu.d day,
Wa4B 1. rovsOsroNn S C,
NIe~AseI CHAs A. MYERS. sse'y.
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Automobiles


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AN EXCLUSIVE lace curtain laundry, es-
ablisnrI five years in TulBs. NJ. Con-
uiu0, IHro curtain cleaners New loca-
lion, lS L., Eleventh. OsaEe 626s.
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That portion o. LOT. r. lying
east OF line 1898 lcrt
west Of ana parallel TO the
west line OF Phoenix Ave- ......
That portion % lot % ly.ng
east ut a line 1881 i.ct
west of and parallel Co. INC
west line Of Phoenix Ave ,.,.
That portion o. lot - lElng
east Of a line 1898 ig'l
west of nnd parallel 20 ihe
west line OF Phoenix Ave- ....
That portion of lot %. lying
lest OF and parallel To- the
wSst y1s line oil i"''"'' ave llc55
That portion o. lot la lying
east rf u line 1898 feet
west OF ana parallel 10 mo
west ""' '' u1s
hs5sby levied against each Of the above
dsscribed lots aud parcels ~ lAhl shsil
bear Interest 81 the rate oI S"y,en ,,TT'
geutum Gfol per anhulNt aHu "1iH ,, a.,
ctnsi ana interest are hereby declared 4"
an srsIDaf the owners NJ the lana.
and A lien upon such lots ana l'...'a Ut
land prior 90 all other NenA tA',pl, ,, tu,
lien FOR state. county aud cry taxes, ilol3
,his Inte ana me same shall be enforced
and collected as other taxes m we Ous
OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, hle tul,' "a tTe
den enforced by appropriate Judicial pro-
seedlings. .. ...sssrnsots
iots tracts ot land snd o. her hLspe'n
liable 10 assessmeut shall be payaols w
ten IoI annual in'tal. men,s '.S1 ~
he who's assessment shall be psIahe
upon Tie first day oi s.ptgmhef ~.
and one insthllment thereof WIN 'm,Stsst ,,,',,s,t
TO- that date shsu bs payable, on the
first day Of September 90, esG go, %
OF the years 1928 10 Ky ky u,yo,
Snd CIV Auditor are hereby auihgrit iten'
airected and ordered 10 issue ana hS,lysi osys.
TO the contractor assignan,r I Hur s1s
Interest as herein provided, with ln''a"'
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WmERE no EAT
Neutrality-suspicious. on BOARD %

FRISCO. a.. 42z--YounE business man will
share large front room with other young
grutlemant references exchanged. Osaga
HNGT.J
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BEAUTIFUL rhhngauy furnished south
bedroom. connecting hnthi suitable for
ONE ur two gentlemen. bOl Mary Brock
imam. bHHs Nu"U.I.
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WANT ADS
.suif tfru,s-
CtLsGsfelED
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Announcements


kr1t quality
and Service. Tulsa tuhrJHbiuE COM
uuuy con anYo Nuu uuDrhHlt,
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CINCINNATI d. sgt For rent. large
front sleeping room to man and wife or
fU .NIHTHn' bHHUr 1921
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UuIluIU ~ 60oHono front sleeping
room. bath connecting. Phone Osags
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Business Service

HJsINESs sEKNIIts OFfEhED %
AMEEICAN WINDOW CLEANERS
INCORPORATED
windows and woodwork cleaning! toor
waduE: licensed company. Usage
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! uuHrON. b.. Iaa9.Ouo iucloscd sleeping
porch and dressing room combined. !.
Gentlemen preferred. OHare f13.
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HIGHT HOUSEKEEPING FoOMs Il
MNiN S. 30s-Ono room. suitable for
working couple.