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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
LOCAL CLUB GIVES SUPPORT
TO YOUNG METHODIST SCHOOL

According to the report OF Presi-
dent Carries Wesley Tenncy. the
business and Professional Women's
club OF Filler voted this last week TO
join IN with the good work the aids,
clubs, Eastern Stars, = r. O.'s and
other women's organizations are do
ing for Gooding College and added
their share towards the funds that is
being used to care for the largest
enrolment in the history OF this
school which continues 10 graw IN
numbers and In favor in spite OF
drouih. deflation and other evidences
OF financial adversely.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
is DENIED
NEW COURT TRIAL

TWIN FALLS-Motion for new
trial was denied by Judge W. A.
Babcock In district court here Friday
IN the case OF John Jurko, convicted
last September OF first degree muir
der OF A. B. ". vandenmark here
last June. and sentenced to be hang
Cd November IA. NEXT At the state
prison at Boise.
Appeal from the order denying the
new trial will be taken to the state
supreme court. W. p Guthrie OF
counsel for Jurko. stated Friday
eveninK.
Appeal from the Judgment OF the
verdict In Jurko's case already has
been taken to the supreme court. this
procedure serving as a stay OF execu-
ton Of the death sentence pending
final decision in the case. The Court
reporters transcript OF evidence Of
fered At the trial has been completed
and within the next few days the
record on appeal to the supreme /
SQUIRT viii te completed.
Jurko II now = prisoner At the
49, psissa.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR LIBRARY FUND
National Children's Book Week VIII
Be Featured by Filler Woman's
Club

In observation OF National Child
club is bringing to Filler Friday ev-
ening Thomas Gilmore Lucey, enter
tainer. who will give a public pro-
gram at the Methodist Church the
proceeds OF which will go to the free
library recently started by that or
ganization.
Mr.. Lucey appeared here under
the auspices OF the American Legion
three years ago. and those who heard
his program pronounce IL of popular
appeal. Since that time Mr.. Lucey
has made a world tour. interesting
sidelights of which he incorp crates
In his entertainment.
He is a reader, humorist. author.
crayon artist. impersonator, poet,
actor and song characterist. The
admission price to the program has
been placed at a low figpre-35c
and 50c-in order that all may hear
him. This is Just about half the
price OF admission on the occasion
of Mr.. Lucey's visit here In 1920
The Filler Womans club is anx-
ious that good sum be cleared from
this performance. the fund to be used
to purchase more ehildren's books
for the free library, and are hopeing
that the response to such a worthy
cause will be generous on the part
of the local public
Tomorrow friday nights pro-
gram will commence at 1880 o'clock.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
BULL SUCCU4BS 70
PROWESS OF FILER'S
GRID TEAM HERE
Armisticc Day Game IN hitter Cold
Provides Thrillcr~ Ending In
7 to q Score

Filler emerged victorious by one
point In the annual Buhl-rfler foot
ball game which was played on the
local gridiron the afternoon OF Armis-
tiee day. The final score was to 9
Ia favor OF the Wildcats.
Filler made their touchdown In the
first half as the result OF forward
pass. aud converted. Bull made
theirs in the second half on a fluke.
The playing was within q few yards
Of Buhl's goal. with the local eleven
playing behind the line. Bull block
cd a punt and thereby Acored, but
failed TO kick goal.
Bitter cold weather prevailed
throughout the contest which was
witnessed by fair-szed holiday crowd.
West end fans came over In large
numbers to see their cohorts take
defeat.
II was one OF the best games seen
on the local field this season, and
the Wildcats put up great exit
bition. Both teams resprted fire.
Quently to forward passes and sup
piled several thrills thereby. A
strong wind blowing the length OF
tho field alternately favored aud him
dered the work of the opposing
teams. especially in puntinE.
In the second half Bull put up
much stronger exhibition OF football
than In the first half but they could
not overcome the sterling work OF
Diehl, Atkinson. patten. Adkins. ct
al
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
Service Station
Changed Hands
Here Yesterday
l.. ID. Davis Disposes OF Interest In
Establishment TO Pioneer
Filler Citizen

A deal was consumated here yes
terday whereby S. ii. Kalbfleisch,
pioneer Filler man. bought out the
interests of l.. ID. Davis in the the
Central Service station. possessi IN
being taken Immediately.
Mr.. Davis states he viii make his
future home near Twin Falls. He
has been here since July. taking over
the establishment from DR.. T. l..
CARNEY.
Mr.. Kalbfleisch only recently re-
turned from southern California. but
previous to that time made his home
here for hte past 10 years He viii
continue to handle the same general
lines at the service station as has his
predecessor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
TWO MORE ELECTIONS

Two more elections of m ore or less
consequence are to be held during
the next two months. OF interest es-
pecially to residents of the Twin
Falls tract. One is the annual cleo
ton OF directors of the American
Falls Irrigation District, to come
next month. and the other is the Twin
Falls Canal company election. sched-
uled for January.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
TAKES HoNoRs AT PORTLAND

Walter Miller OF Filler, breeder OF
Belgian horses, who exhibited nine
horses at the Portland livestock ex-
position. according - word received
Wednesday, won seven first prizes,
one second aud three third prizes.
He also won junior championship on
Chief, two-year-old stallion, and
grand champion in the one-year-old
fillies class. j.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
School Lunches Will
Feature P. T. A. Meet

The Parent-Teacner association
viii meet In regular session at Cen
trail school building Thursday even
Ing of next week. November 20.
Mrs. w. NJ Bunce. president. viii
preside and there will be talks by
DR.. A. A. Newberry on school lunches
and by Mrs. d. l.. Alexander of Twin
Falls In connection with the milk
crusade TO be carried out in Idaho.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
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CANAL COMPANY LEVY FOR
NEXT YEAR TO BE 81 80
ACRE--SANE AS NOW BE-
ING CHARGED

A levy OF $3.50 an acre
maintenance charge was lev
led by the board OF directors
OF the Twin Falls Canal COM
pany In session Tuesday, The
assessment. as usual, VIII be
payable In two installments,
one In March. and the other
in October.
The levy. which Is the same
as last year Is expected TO
yield s304.500. which tho
directors think. win be suffi-
Client, providing a program OF
strict economy is effected.
Ditch cleaning and repair OPP
erations were ordered stop
ped.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13

OFFICIAL ELECTION CAN
VASS SHOWS NO CHANGES
OVER FIRST REPORT
ED FIGURES

Official canvass OF the re-
turns of the election OF Tues
day November 4. by the board
OF county commissioners have
revealed no changes of conse-
quence. 1t is announced.
1t was found that the vote
on the proposed constitution
al amendment failed to carry
in this county by only 60
votes.
In round numbers the vote
was 900 less this year than
in the presidential election
four years ago. and 800 more
than that OF the election two
years ago. The total vote
was $500.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
Christmas
Seal 1924

Christmas OF selling is TO be
Seal 1924 ompleted by
Christmas. Finds derived from the
sale is used to stamp out tuberculosis
IN county state and nation.
There Will be no Red Cross Roll
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13

clo I'll II IN a. otAA -
will be undertaken
h ere 5 h ortly
through a commit
tee OF women head
ed by Mrs. George
r. Denman.
AS usual the seals
will be sold for a
cent each. and work
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
LOCAL MAN BEING
TALKED FOR NEXT
SPEAKERSHIP JOB

Idaho. Statesman---Who viii be tho
speaker OF the Idaho house OF rep
resentives when II conveues early IN
OF the state legfsiaturef
This question II sIrsady being
asked In statehousc circles and some
possible candidates are beginning to
come to the front
Idaho politicians will recall how
two years ago NJ. A. kiger OF Koote-
mai county. representing the direct
primary WING OF tho Republican
party IN the lower house, was elected
TO occupy the chair by margin OF
one at cacus held the night be-
fore the secession opened. Regular
Republicans were opposed TO the sell
ection OF KIger and favored chris A.
Hagan OF Latah county.
Kiger. speaker OF the last session;
John Sanborn OF Gooding County.
Lloyd Fem OF Idaho County: r. W.
Katerndahi OF Clark County and w.
d. GiIlis OF Twin Falls County, are
contestants.
All OF these men have been In pre-
vlous sessions OF the Idaho legisla-
ture, several OF them coming back
for the third term.
Four Are Acceptable
According to Republicans leaders
any OF the four last named would be
acceptable, although II IL admitted
by some that they are more valuable
on the floor than IN the chair.
Then there is another contender
for the speakershfp. He II w. Scott
Hall OF Onienda County who IL com
Ing back after being absent since
1921.
Hall will be remembered A. the
legislator who made such /. vigorous
but ffuitless attack on u. H.. Bryan.
then commissioner OF education.
Bryan stayed then but tho 1879 legis-
laturo eliminated him By failing to
appropriate for his salary.
with SIX candidates In the Held
for one job Il will bs necessary.
leaders think, TO wait six weeks be-
fore any definite sentiment can be
worked up for any candidate
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-11-13
No Red Cross Roll Call This Year
Mrs. George E. Denman is Local
Chairman

The annual sale Of anti-tuberculo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Colleen CaptiUates IN
"Flrting With LoUe"

To the average thentef Eocr. the
opening niFht Of = new play h a 70.
cial event 10 the Actrcss u la either
grief or gladncss that comes tn, next
morning To Gilda Lamont. admirably
portrayed by Colleen Moore In First
Nationals Flirting with Love" now
playing ct the Liberty thcHter, The
nrst performance Of The Lost H.
mono meant both happiness and
sorrow
Acclaimed BY Tho press as the
greatest Coincidence. and hailed as a
new star. Gilda Lamont enjoyed no
more than - hours % her success
The better plays committee" closed
the show tho very next day.
How the ac,rshs planned 10 revenge
herself on tho censora. how she
teigned TO be tho victim OF dual
personality. how she found romance
thru the man she schomcd 10 inJure
constitute the most emotional cpl.
sodcs ever enacted for the screen,
Miss Moore shares co,teaturing
honors In this picture with Conway
Tearle Their splendid supporting
cast consists OF winitrcd BryHon.
Frances Raymond. Alan Roscoe.
John Patrick. William Gould and
MRrEn Ia Rubia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Dance Revue and Comedian
Share Honors at Orpheum

Jeanette Hackett is the real star.
a snake dance Is her forte and she
undoubtedly has the mos, expires
siyc arms Of all those terpsichorcan
disciples who essay the Oriental
numbers.
And for pretty Girls tanI for once
here is a chorus all easy 10 look an,
for perfect tempo. and r1ceilcntIy
drilled ensembles the HRckstt & Del
mar girls arc supreme. Harry Del.
mars chief claim 10 fame is in the
staging Of the masterpiece and in
an eccentric dance specially which
he introduces.
It's hard 10 choose between
GlRSon. the comedian. and Vivian
Holt and Myrtle Leonard, songsters
The audience seemed TO prefer Jokes
and comic SONGS. 20 the classics and
popular numbers Of the girls, but
they arc topnotcherE
Perhaps their best efforts wcrc. Il
Love You" in which Miss Hollis
sweet and expressive soprano is
mellowed by the duSlSy contralto OF
Miss Leonard Miss Holt was at
tho Metropolitan several seasons
ago and made a host OF friends
Miss Lconard's big" number was
that old favori;c. My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" from Saint saens
Samson and Delilah"
Glason has riotous collection OF
snappy Jokes and three Of his own
song compositions. Give Nc That
Kind Of a Girl being the biggest
fnyorite. He is personality plus real
class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
"CycIone Rider" Is
ThrilIo-Drama

Speed - action - crime-herosm-
these arc the elements of which
melodrama are made. But every
audience knows that. when the
name Lincoln j. Carter Is flashed
on tho screen as author OF the
script. they arc about to soc super
melodrama. "Thc Cyclone Rider" a
william Fox production, written by
Lincoln ]. Carter and directed by
Tom Buckingham, Is thrillo-
drama!
It Is appearing at the Coliseum
this week
With Reed Howcs in tho leading
role Of James Kent, the fearless
hero; Alma Bennett playing Doris
Howard. the attractive object Of
his daring and impctuous love-mak-
ing, this stirring production is sup
ported by notable cast.
From the first exciting scene
with the hero seen dangling from
a suspended iron girder in midair
to the terrific speed Of the big
motor car race in which he bitches
his car to save life. becoming
seriously injured himself. this alb
sorhing him production Is re-
sponsiblc for a most interesting en-
tertainment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
missing Daughters"
Has AH-Star Cast

Missing Daughters" the LEADING
film Offering at the Blue Mouse. is
proving popular attraction
Il Is a melodrama OF the highest
type. chockfui Of thrilling Incidents
all OF which are logical and likely
to happen to anyone.
The story deals with the adycn.
lures Of three pretty nappcrs. who
wander-from the paths Of prudence
They are kidnapped and taken by
airplane to questionable Mexican
restaurant. Thrill follows thrill I'M
III a thoroughly satisfactory con.
clusion is reached
Eva Novak. Eileen Percy and
Pauline starke make very attractive
flappers. while Claire Adams docs
good work as a secret service
agent
The male lead Is played by Rock.
cliffc Fellowes, who Is ably sup
ported by Robert Edcson. Walter
Long. Sheldon Lewis and Walt
Whitman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Romance Ranch"
Star Is Popular

John Gilbert. star Of Romance
Ranch" latest William Fox western
production. which Is the attraction
at the Winter Garden now. proves
in that picture that he Is one OF
the screens most versatile actors.
a penslve, thoughtful lover. n
desperate one. a daring horscman.
midnight intruder. are all por-
trayod with skill and finish by Mr..
Gilbert in his role Of Carlos Brent,
grandson OF an old Spaniard. who
has been cheated out OF vast for
tune.
Miss Virginia Brown Tairc plays
opposite Mr.. Gilebrt, and as the
daughter Of the usurper, is charm.
ing Others in the cast nre Evelyn
Selbie, John MILAN. Frank Beal
and Bernard slcgol.
Screen Almanac" n short film
showing personal glimpses OF movie
stars. Is an additional feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

1HTIGER LOVE" new Para
i mount picture. directed BY
George Melford and featuring An
tonic Moreno and Estelle Taylor. rs
the featured photoplay al tho
Strand
The story has 20 do with ro-
mantle YOUNG spanish bandit who
falls In love with a daughter o. the
ariatoeracy Hearing OF a wedding
In the city. the wildcat tMorcnol
goes 20 steal the costly presents
A. the dead OF hight he comes face
90 face with Marchcta. played by
Estcuc Taylor. In her boudoir Both
realize their love and so into each
others arms
hut the Girl Is forced Into an en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Russell Co.
Goes Over Big
at PalaceHip

Jack Russell and hts comedy com
pany. which opened az tho Palace HIP
Saturday. created sensation in their
first Seattle appearances and bid well
10 outdrnw lts predecessor, VIII King
and his aggregation.
That's handing RuEHell'n company
big boost. as Kings show was bet
ter than any that came before u. and
was stiIl going at top speed when the
show closed last month after a years
run
Russell has a great company. and
he Ia n great leader,
He Is a comedian OF the highest
degree, and has a laugh in every line.
In the frs, production Of the new
company. Hello. Everybody" he
plays the part OF an old millionaire.
the transporting victim Of plot By
his young and handsome secretary,
who aspirca 20 marry his daughter.
but who has been promised 10 a
wealthy old sea captain. The situp.
iions that revolvc around this arc
uproarously funny Russell IL assist,
ID by a capable cast Walter Spen.
Ger IL the handsome young secretary.
while George ". Stanley plays the
part Of tho wealthy old sea captain.
Evelyn Du Fresno. dainty and
pretty. is cast na Russell's daughter.
Florence Spurricr. who plays the part
OF Russcii's better half. Is an excel.
lent actress and ably onacta the role.
Jacquelinc Bruncs. a striking beauty,
also takes an important part,
The chorus and featured perform.
crs are all that can be asked for. The
chorus. consisting Of q pretty girls.
is we'll trained and bewitchlnEly
dressed.
The Russell Four. Ted Ullmark.
Mead slglcr. BIZ Ruhl and Med An.
derson. stop the show. These boys
have real harmony. the audiences like
their work. and they were generously
appiaudcd
Clara La velle. a favorite here a
season ago. leads the chorus in "A
Man Never Knows" and she scores
a distinct hit in IT,
Milllc Pedro. n blues" singer Of
unusual talent. gets over big in You
Didn't Want Ne" Besides singing.
she Is n good jazz dancer.
Lee Hester and Thama Speede sing
Remembering. the hit made famous
by the Duncan Sisters. They do their
turn real well.
Hartman and Barrett. a graceful
dance team. present an old.fashioned
dance in n pleasing manner.
The show is opened by the Morton
Jewell Four. a vaudeville team. two
men and two women. who offer a
delightful variety Of Juggling. dane.
ing and comedy.
Bobby Jones tells some stories and
does some singing. including "Mr.
Rawdio Man"
Ed Mckenzie leads the Palace Hip
orchestra, which ably assists in the
musical numbers. T. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
"BroadUay After
Dark" Colonial Film

East Is East and West Is West. and
never the twain shall meet. wrote
Kipling. He might have said the
same thing about the line that dl.
vides New York into two sharp social
lines: those that live on Riverside
drive and Park ave. and those that
don't.
What happens when these two con.
trastlng elements come together, the
pleasure.secking and the hard.work.
ing. is shown in the Warner Broth.
ers classic Of the screen. Broadway
After Dark" showing for the last
time Monday at tho Colonial.
The stellar cast In headed by
Adolphe MenJou. Norma Shearer.
Carmel Myers. Willard Louis and
Anna Q. Nilsson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Clara BoW Delights
Columbia Audiences

4 remarkable expose OF current
events Ia the picture, Wine. which
PLAYED to crowded houses at the
Columbia theater yesterday. II Is a
mirror Of present day tendencies.
Crammed with dramatic situations,
the picture opens amid brilliant cafe
scenes and carries one on thru 10 the
source Of modern.day hilaTity
boo,lcgger
The story concerns tho life Of m
aris,ocrn,ic family where the father
sets aside honor and tradition TO be.
come the leading figure in ring OF
bootlcgsers. bringing disgrace. dis
rcputc and what not 20 his family
and leading them on circuit that
led thru riotous living. Wild parties,
and a whirl Of gay lifo that fortu'
natcly stopped on the brink OF
tragedy.
Yet the picture is not without its
bit Of humorous color. Clara Bow,
the delightfully."- young flapper nc
tress. insurcs that. And supported
az she is with an unusually brilliant
and strong cast. the picture is n rev
olatlon OF intense interest, keen
amusement and delightful entertain.
mcnt.
Preceding tho feature Is an atmos.
phcric prologue billed as the Mad
Cap Bacchunte, true intcrpreta.
ton Of the spirit that pervades the
picture, executed in n manner TO dc.
mand prolonged applause from the
audience
Added attractions include the sec.
ond week of that musical genius,
sam Nainoa, who is interpreting n
Hawaiian vaudeville act just released
from the Orphcum circuit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

MATT MOORE and Patsy Ruth
Ai Miller arc the featured play.
err in Fools In the Dark" tho
HeiliEs feature photoplhy They are
supported by n great cast in which
Charlca Bclcher. Bert Grasby and
Tom Wilson arc prominent Mr..
Moore once moro proves his ability
20 get over comedy and not only
keeps the audience laughing. but
holds their sympathy AIlsa Miller
ls her usual charming Eelf-whlch
Ia all that need be mid
The plot deals with the ambitions
Of one Perclyal SvariE, who y much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

bottle. and you have whole quar-.
ter.pint of the most wonderful skin
whtener, softener and beautifier
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck.
arms and hands. II can not irritate.
Famous STACY beauties use II to
bring that clear. youthful skin and
ppsy,whlte complexion; also as
freclSle, sunburn and tan bleach. You
must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself. II can not be bought ready
10 use because 1t acts best immedt.
ately after 1t Is prepsred-Adver.
tIsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

ERgemenl with a hair-hraincd indi-
yiduai The father 10 convinced their
marriage viii strengthen tho family
finances Tho wildcat kidnapa the
pair and carries them of 10 his
stronghold in the mountains Sol
diern arrivc-the wildcat u trapped,
How does no extricatr himbelff
That's just it-how That's what
makes Tiger Love one of the
most interesting romantic dramas
we've seen In months Ioull agree
with vs.. too
Here's action. thrill 70 IN n e.
heart-appeal and all packed into n
single picture It's a George Mel
ford production. Remember The
shcik"f Mclford made that also,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

Inundated By his fathers business
tho manufacture OF the schwartz
sthyclean Garbage Can-nnd who
has n desire TO write scenarios for
the movies. lie falls in love with
Ruth. the niece and ward Of DR..
Rand. a m6nacing scientists who Is
one Of the two 'heaylcE' IN the film.
In order 20 test the boys courage.
DR. Rand iuvents series Of harrow.
ms and terrifying experiences. which
eventually eliminate In Percivai's
complete triumph over DR. Rand. the
trick villain. and also over kotah.
hiS servant, who turns out 10 be a
real one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

Judged solely by applause. Billy
Glhson. comedian par excellence. v
the biggest thing on tho new or
pheum bill. but for real class and
general appeal this weeks palm
must be handed to the Hacke,t q
Delmnr dance revue. one Of the
most iayishly staged and cos,umcd.
and wclldirrctcd reyues which have
visited Seattle this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Dance Revue Act
ops Pantages Bill

The American dance Revue, a
company ef yight talented artists.
holds headline attraction honors on
tho new program opening ut the
ranJaErs the8tcr with this after,
Moons matinee
A tCrpsiChorcan prcScntation. or
fering "a novel and artistic dance
fantasy, Is promised by this com.
p1ny
The feature photoplay b. The
Hoosler schoolmastcr, West,
crn cassie. featuring Henry Hun
and Jane Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

Lacmmle mountain. the most
prominent point in Universal City,
is being tunneled by an army Of 200
workmcn with ~ boring machines
This will be used for The Phantom
Of the OPERA" which Rupert Julian
Is preparing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
Lemons Bleach
the Skin White

The only harm.
less way to bleach
the skin white is
10 mix the Juice Of
two lemons with
three ounces OF
Orchard white.
which any drug.
gist will supply
for n few cents.
Shake well In q