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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

never saw the fascinating Lucy,
except of course In every Taller and
Bystander that one picked up at
that time. Was she as pretty as the
pictures?" N
"Oh, quite" from Archie. "Pret-
tier. The coloring. you know. ."
He turned toward his iady-love.
Ethel, you knew Lucy JOY? She
told me she was at school with you.
And, funny thing, saw a
photograph of Ethel at their house.
1 recognized 1t. before Lucy Joy said
-" ETC., etc.
He could speak nonchalantly Of
this ex-fiame who had fiickered In
All over then, what there'd ever
been. Lucy Smith. happily married.
Catching, however. the CLINT in
Ethei's eyes. an impulse Of gay
malice let him enlarge upon the
prettiness OF that other girl. .
It only ended when some one else
In the party--the party that had
now adopted as personal friends
two Of its meniais-sugested the Old
fashioned game Of consciousness.
Pencils. Half sheets of nofepaper.
Hasty scrtbbltngs. FoldingB over.
landings In. Shrieks OF
laughter as the JoviaI voice of Mr..
Obe read out the results.
Unbearable. Mrs. Hoyds'--Dear.
dear!-met 'overdressed Tarzan of
the Apes at The End Of the Pass.
age She said. You wonderful man,
adore you'-Now. that's young
Larerock. Laverock, ! bet you
wrote that, ha. ha; kind Of thing you
get to hear, you rufi1an, what,
what? Tut. He said. Z fcathe shoot.
ing psxties! The conSs0uenee Mas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21
by Beck

colder than winter. Sky, strips OF
indigo and pearl gray; land, sullen
green; foliage in the castle gardens
blown back to show paler sides. Al
sunset, the wind fell. All-envelop-
ing Scots mist wrapped itself wetly
about the land.
Hadn't those two young people
better be asked to join the party in
the drawing-room?" suggested Mr..
ODE. They won't want to go out
counting in that. ."
BLESS my soul! why not. why
not?" retorted Sir Kobe. Il bet
they'd rather 80 for a walk in any
thing"
But Miss tombstone, on being In
vited, voted for an evening under
cover quite possibly to tantalize
her fiance, she was capable Of iO.
Archie, taking 1t with grace, APP
peared after dinner in the drawing
room-that curious macedonia OF
maroon paper patterned with jade
green roses, of red plush. German
gliding, exquisite Louis Seize furn.
iture, Indian muslin antima cassars,
handicapped console tables and
massively framed CanaIettos-- He
Joined the circle about the blazing
log fire, and made himself agreeable
to Lady Kobe.
Now the Admiral's sister was one
of these watcbful, composed blue
eyed women, soberly dressed and
with the quiet voice that is distinct
above much shriller, less perfectly
enunciated chatter. To the ears Of
Ethel tombstone, winding silk Off the
hands of Major ODE on the other
side Of the wide hearth, came the
words
1t was at the Joys, then,
that you met my brother no,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

Freddie's elephants as nucleus. For
these ] had to run to fifteen shil-
lings, mark you! That is, Major
ODE did; since the child had set his
heart. He's very kind"
Anything nice going that would
have done for us?"
"Some oak chairs that fetched
twelve pounds apiece l rather liked.
1 didn't think much of the
auctioneer. though. He'd neither a
hammer nor a sense of his oppor-
tunity. No! Not even when the
whole auction room broke into a
roar Of laughter because a
mysterious and f1ute-like object
which he'd put up as this musical
instrument turned out to be the
poor old maiden lady's appliance for
inhaling when she had asthma ?"
Archie! We are not amused 2"
the girl broke of her chatter. What
is the matter with you. Archie, to-
night"
Nothing. - Except that can't
give you oak chairs. ! can't motor
into the town when choose. SHY
to mind. isn't it?"
you're Jealous" she cried, in de-
light. II believe you're jealous Of
my having gone there with Major
What's his-name"
"Oh. don't think so?" said young
Layerock. evenly. - He was. as it
happened. passionately jealous Of
Major What's-his-name. And, of
EthePs CASTOR fiance. And Of every
map who had ever spoken to her,
looked at her.
Jealous as he was, he was yet not
as madly, as deeply, jealous as was
this girl of his,
The sixth day. One Of these in
clement summer days that seem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

Come and look, Miss tombstone;
come and look. want to buy
them. White elephants. Can't
buy them with my sweep-money?
Then can't l buy them afterward at
the sale, If bid more'n anybody ?
Can't II" And the child gazed COW
etously upon the pair Of white ele-
phants-china ornaments Of q de-
based type.
"Extraordinary," said Archie to
Ethel, the things that a small boy
will take q fancy To-"
"Or a big boy" said Ethel. They
beamed upon each other, 1t may be
said, as fatuously as ever did an en-
gagged couple. They were extraordi-
narily happy and at rest, just to be
near each other.
At other moments 1t seemed 20
Archie as IL she, alone OF all girls,
had the power to make him extra
could only marry her at once, make
sure she never left his sight again!
The fifth day. She did leave his
sight. and In circumstances THAI
made him more than ever restless;
she and two, Of her charges were
driven into the town in one of the
smaller cars to spend the day and
attend the ''rowp," driven by the
game-legged man Of the party.
While the castle chauffeur, who
had to convey and fetch the rest Of
the party to the farthest boundaries
of the shoot, fumed In secret = >
But that evening he met her with
his pleasantest smile.
Get the elephants?"
my dear. We did get the
elephants" triumphed Ethel. "The
rubbish went off first. including a
handful Of china nonstrositiss, with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21
but with a hint Of seriousness in

but with a hint OF seriousness IN
her tone.
They carried out the commissions
of the castle housekeeper; filled the
car with flesh, fowl and good red
herring; bargafned with the hand
some fishwives proffering wares
from fat, oval fishbaskets at the
street corner. ~
Il want to live in one Of these
Scots provincial towns" declared
Ethel. Everything looks SO solid,
comfortable and permanent and un-
hurried and as-it-was- before he
war. And so unlike our hectic
perches of homes in the SOUTH"
at shan't live on a hectic perch"
Archie muttered consolingiy across
Freddie's head. when I've made my
pile it shall live where it likes. Six
months of the year at John o
Greats. six at the Ritz"
"Suites to the SWEET" suggested
the girl, fippantly,s as the car pulled
nm again in front Of the local town
hall-(hampers to fetch away from
q previous days flower show.
In the lower rooms they found
"a weIter of furniture, Of piled china.
stacked pictures-effects. they We're
told, OF an old maiden lady OF the
town whose things were to be sold
at a ''rowp'. or auction the next day.
"Fancy an old maiden lady with all
this furniture to herself" muttered
the engaged man, when we haven't
cot so much as q kitchen dresser!
What, ask you. do old maiden
ladies want with three carved black
oak fourp0ster-
The voice Of Freddie, ecstatic, at
his chow: sLaverock, Laveroek!
There is a most beautiful thing
here; two most beautiful things!
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wxop VINO m r1En STONY

ARCHIE LAvEROCK. the "Arrant
Rover" who Is Through with girls"
M his mid-twsntiss!
LUCY JOY, GOOD looking. piguant,
nSised. She has won q big pfi&e IN
ne prettiest English girl" contest
|taE ADMIRAL, rubieuhd, cholerie
GIG oificer: anxious to marry Lucy:
FAns RlCE-MATTHEWE, ancient IN.
sAnd. tired OF being bossed oy
HAuyE. his granddaughter. slim.
!Sseiy. poised and cool, who attracts
,re interest OF the Rover. but tg-
raNEviEvE wILaio1. piquant Amer
icsn widow. whom NE Rover res
SHss' and whose small boy adores
THEL TOMBSTONE, .pur Ginger"
~, vno had nursed Archie in the war
sao who is now "nursemaid' Tor
;Me rich people for whom he ID eet-
as chauffeur. An old love for
10 renewed In the Rover.
The Game Of Consequence
n. WY" thought Archie resentfully.
s,. sue laughing? Doesn't seem q
~ amusing sort Of fellow to me.
ii sppose now they've met oflcially,
tle men will talk to her. : /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21
THE ARRANT ROVER
A Cav Romance Of Philandering Love
BY BERTA RUCK
Asoy Of Th. Wyons Mr. RqA ~Ths Sxbonscioas Coahh etc
DoddN
A Cav Romance Of Philandering Lo
By BERTA RUCI

wish she wasn't ever going to speak
To any Of the men here. Or any
where else. Unreasonable, I sup
pose. 80 Good! They're going into
the drawing-room. . Surely I'm
not starting being jeaious-th'ng
rye never really been before once !
knew the girl liked me.
The fourth day. Shopping ex,
petition into the town with Etne,
and q contingent Of her "6rats.
The presence of Freddie Royds,
sandwiched In between Miss Jonn-
Stone ana the man at the wneei.
prevented conversation becoming
Tender, Only ethel, you've never
Vet told me what you were doing IN
that hay loft. that evening; An M
bnshing me, / suppose?" he laughed.
"dood Heavens, nod gone up
tn zee II Il were there that Bans
had lost her shetland scarf; she'd
been up there In the morning TO iooA
for egrs. The white hens always lay
away there, Il seems. what an
idee Axe you have that people are
cut TO stalk you! Long experience.
I suppose X said she. mischievousiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21
Solicitor. canvassers, AGENT. 8

WHY NOT-Sell our protection? Bet
ter than money in the bank. 1t earns
wages when you are disabled: Agents
wanted. Experience not necessary.
Whole or part time. Liberal COM
mission. The Fraternitics, Rich
mond, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21
MERCHANDISE

Articles for Sale 81
PERPLEXITY PICTURE PUZZLES
Are the best puzzles made and cost
only half what puzzles of other makes
do. Mail orders filled. E. e. Lewis, 81
Washington Ave. Gardiner. Ne. Tel.
413-W.
RADIO SETS-I have 3 slightly used
at attractive prices. win demon
strate any evening except Saturday
or Sunday at my room at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Call for H. c. Larrabee. First
come first served.
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Auto Accessories

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tires: straight
side and clincher: fits any rim. Miche-
lin cord tires and Gulf Supreme Oil
at wholesale prices to users. Frank
T. Mace. 81 Winthrop St.. Augusta.
Tel. 5S4-M
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ometm9 tor Everybody and Everything for Somebody May Be Found Right Here
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and suppiiss

EGGS-Pure bred White Wyandottes
for Matching: Regal Dorcas strain: 81
for Is. e. b. Richards. Glenwood
St., Augusta. Tel. 1SS5-M.
EGGS FOR HATCHING-From pure
"Owen Farms stock" None better for
eggs and poultry. Is eggs 81. No eggs
shipped. L. l. Russell, EOS Bruns-
wick Ave, Gardiner. Tel. 2i4-W.
MATCHING EGGS-Pure bred White
Wyandottes, the Regal Dorcas strain.
Portable henhouse. New Zealand red
rabbits. Garden tools and other ar
ticles. +. Holland. r. IL, Gardiner.
Tel. 2SS-5.
X. l. REDS-Baby chicks. Bred from
vigorous. utility stock. II you want
chicks that live, lay and pay, write
or phone Peter Thaanum. Jr., Maple
hurst Poultry Farm. Winthrop. Maine.
TURKEY EGGS-$2.e5 setting. ]. c.
Malcolm, r. Is. Box "a, Gardiner.
W. WYANDOTTES-Pen Of 5 yearl-
ing hens (Dorcas Special Mating)
mated to cockerel direct from Martin,
also cocks and yearling hens, laying.
L. NJ. Kyle. No. Nassalboro.
Wanted-Llve Stock 60
CHICKENS-And fowl wanted. dress
ed. Weber & Hewett. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

featured in Augusta. Maine-they are
powerful, durable and cost less than
other high grade batteries-deal d.
rect with the makers and save money.
Webber's. 10 Dickman. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

Want Ads win tell you where TO secure
bargains listed unGer specials at the
stores on tho classified paGe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

FUSED CARS
n1s23 FORD-Coupe. fne mechanical
condition. motor meter, radiator bar,
large steering wheel. foot acceclerator,
dash light speedometer. and a full
set Of snubbers.
b921 FORD-Sedan.
ian FoRD-sedan.
|itAs DoDGE-Tourinr: 2 tops.
5iShi ovERLAND-sedan.
l1y:1 Observation-Disclosures.
heis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
bbis REo-rourinG.
lsa2 NAsH-six. 7-Pass Sedan.
1921 NAsH--six. 7-Pass Sedan.
1871 PAcKAnD-single Six. s-Pass.
Sedan.
Pass. Sedkn.
REo-Speed Wagon.
\ 1873 NASH--S.x. 5-Pass. touring. Sold
\ with used car guarantee.
Reasonable terms II desired. Liberty
bonds taken at full value.
wADLEIGH Il SON
CHAPEL ST. PLACE AUGUSTA
TEL. 1343-M
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., mechanically
in good condition, 4 new tires. spares
with rim. Price right. J. b. Hayes
Bst.. 16 Water ST., Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Male

driver of auto or truck
Capable Of caring for car. Apply
Middle ST., Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-21

LADIES-Wanted in this locality to
embroider linens for us at home dur
ing their leisure moments. Write at
once, Fashion Embroideries." H4,
Lima Ohio
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AUTOMOBILE
Automobiles FOR oale

Automobiles Tor oais ~
BARGAINS-ln used automobiles.
/ There 10 no better time than now to
| get real values. Bradstreet Motor
Co. acknowledgements.
|CHEVROLET-F. b. Baby Grand, list
class condition, lots Of extras, cheap
for quick sale. l.. D. Wentworth. 81
PATTERSON st.
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LAUNDRY MATRON Or sewing
teacher in small institution. Address
state Reformatory for Women,
Skowhegan.
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Aeln-Male or Female

MAINLAND wife, wife to be good cook
and housekeeper; man to take care OF
cows, hens, and garden. Address e.
TT Mosely wfnthrOp. Me-
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NUt0 IFUCkS OF sac L
VELlE-Truck. Hydraulic hoist and
2 trailers. Apply to street commits
sioner, City Hall, Augusta.
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MAN AND WIFE-To work on small
place. No farming. Woman must be
good cook. $50 month and found.
Winthrop Silver Black Fox Ranch.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
MAKE ANNUAL APPEAL
Pastors Will Tell Congregations Of
Work Done by Salvation Army.

From every church in the city Sun
day pastors and special speakers viii
tell of the coming Salvation Aarm5
appeal. March II. l. and IL and vii
urge the congregations to do their part
toward making the event as success
The Ministerial Alliance has heartily
endorsed the move and the greater
majority of prominent pastors Of the
city have written letters TO the head
quarters j. the Mrvcri,k building pro
ncnncing their belief in the Salvation
Army and expressing hope that tho
entire budget Of $4,000 may be raised
in the three dayeh
ION Sunday 5u,0G0 PEOPLE will be
told of the appeal, and from many oil
the puLpits ministers will lay stress
ON what the Salvation Army is doing
for and in the city and will call the
people TO their duty in giving to make
possible a continuation of the work on
a broader and more extensive scale
this year" James Caldwell, chairman
said Thursday morning.
I'VE are not looking for "A snap in
the drive" commented Mr.. Caldwell,
tons from many. If all the people
who do believe in the army and who
are in full sympathy with its pro-
gram will come in for donation, then
we will see success.
"All along we have known that the
citizens of San Antonio have been
called on for many drives and that they
have responded nobly to all the calls.
However. the city as a whole Is IN
better shape financially than it has
been for n number of years. There has
been n noticeable incline in business.
and there is no reason why we should
fall short of the goal.
Our organization in both the meh' 5
and women's teams are being whipped
rapidly into shape. Never have the
women taken such a marked interest in
one of our drives. Their work will
cover the residential district and every
one in the city will be given a chance
to contribute.
The industrial organizers have met
with a hearty cooperation and re-
Spouse from the $50 industries that
have completed their plans for the
drive. In the business establishments
and other firms where there are ten
or more employees. these concerns will
handle the collection of funds. Then,
one the days of the drive the teams
will merely drop by such places and
take charge of the envelopes containing
the money.
This operation will tend to lend
splendid showing TO the women's
teams. Many of our largest factories
are not in the business district proper,
and where they are in one of the wo-
mems territories they will turn their
funds over to the women workers"
Mr.. Caldwell explained.
Indications now ere that there will
be betw een go and 300 men present
at the inspirational luncheon in the
ballroom of the st. Anthony Hotel
at noon Monday, and for an attend
anee of 4 similar number Of women
Tuesday at their buffet luncheon in the
ST. Anthony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
NEW LIVER TABLET
D|GESTS 100 TIMES
ITS OWN WEIGHT
Pepsinated Ca o m el Greatest
Medical Discovery of the Age
for Torpid Liver, Poor Diges-
ton and Bad Colds-Quick Re-
suits.

Well posted physicians now treat
the liver and digestive organs to-
gether, as they are inseperable, and
to treat one without treating the other
is 10 longer practiced. Calomel is the
one remedy doctors depend on for the
liver, while for the digestive. tract,
nothing has ever been found that acts
as surely and efficiently as Pepsip.
Pepsinated Calomel is the prescription
that combines both, being the finest
imported English Calomel, which doc
tors use themselves and prefer for
their patients, treated with Pepsn
and other soothing ingredients that
stimulate the liver and digestive or
gans to normal activity with no dis
comfort, harshness or gripping. 1t is
the only preparation for the liver that
gives powerful aid to the digestive
organs by actually digesting 100 times
its own weight. You will feel the
heavy burden lifted from yonr stom-
ach with the first dose. Take one
small Pepsinated C0lomel tablet to-
night--if you don't feel 100 per cent
better tomorrow, Sommer's ) drug
stores, II. J.. Wagner's . drug stores
or any other druggist will refund your
money. Pepsinated Calomel Co., At
lanta, Ga.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06

atmosphere. Not only is the melody
and arrangement of the instrumental
part beautiful, but the actors are
chosen with particular reference TO
the beauty Of their speaking voices.
The scenic picture. the illustrations
on the stage, the spectacular effects
of the storm. the internal action of
the drama, the thrill of the voice in
the whirlwind are beyond COMPARE
son or description. No previous pro-
duction has been SO ingeniously
lighted.
Job appeals TO all classes Of peo-
pie. Its intense emotional qualities,
the flashes of satire, wit and humor.
the angry Outbursts OF passion. the
all human characteristics and univer-
sal experiences of the characters of
the play. the dramatic climaxes and
the spectacular beauty hold one spell
bound.
A Literal Play.
"Tbe Book of Job" is taken literal
~ from the Pible. Mr.. Walker has
not changed it. He has taken ii as
he found it. reduced il To suitable
length for the stage. and transformed
it from the lifeless words of printed
page TO terms of living experience.
Mr.. Walker has published three
volumes of Portmanteau plays during
the time between 1917 and 1921 in
clusively. They are entitled Port
manteau Plays" more Porman-
teau Plays" and Portmanteau Adap-
tations"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
THIRD SAILING STORE
Sclf.Serve Grocery to BE Opened
March \ al GIG Brooklyn.

The third self-servicc grocery store
Ia he established by J. II. Sailing y
Son will have its formal opening Sa;-
urday. March :. The store will bc
known as Salling's New Store No. .
and will be conducted along the same
lines as the New Store No. 1 at Main
aud Locust aud the New Store No.
in Alamo Heights. The New, Store No.
| . is at GIG Brooklyn and was for
merly a regular charge and delivery
grIcery.
The New Store No. 3 will have
| four departments including 4 butcher
shop. bakery shop. grocery department
and vegetable stand The formal open
ing will last from : To Saturday,
and souvenirs will be given to every
one. and there will be ten attractive
I attendance prizes.
j. ii. Sailing states that the Satur-
| day business alone of Sailing < Son
today is more than the firms COM
bined business for whole month when
it first started in business in San An
| tonic seven years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06

quote the girl as replying when quizzed
relative 10 her strange conduct.
No report of the disappearance of
the girl had reached the police
Detectives Norton and Higgins re-
sponded when the Waterman at the re-
finery telephoned headquarters and
told of finding the 15-year-old girl
sleeping in the cotton seed house. She
was placed in an automobile. taken TO
police headquarters and turned over
into the care of the matron.
The girl said she left home last Sat
urday. For two days and nights, she
said. she had remained at the home Of
a girl friend. But for the last two
nights. police say, she explained, she
had slept in the cottonseed building.
slipping into the place under cover OF
darkness and while the Waterman was
on the opposite side of the plant max
ing his rounds.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
new TREATMENT FOR
SWOLLEN GLANDS

People who have enlarged glands
ought 10 know that by freely applying
Emerald oil daily the gland can he
brought to head and all the germs
and poisonous secrehIns discharged
and destroyed.
Furthermore the opening will heal
surely and speedily AMI without lesy-
ing an unsightly scar. People who
desire this treatment should secure y
two-ounce original bottle Of Emerald
Oil full strength and use a. directed.
Il is a very concentrated preparation
and small quantity lasts long
time. 1t is also used 10 reduce swollen
veins aud dissolve goitre. Sommers'
drug stores will supply you. Mail or
ders accepted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-06
QUITS ANNOYING PEOPLE

GilsS aud women Of the most even
disposition are quick 10 resent direct
attacks ON their character. or bold
advances. But it j. hardly explain
able why these same folks tolerate dis
figuring pimples. blotchcs, BUMPS,
"breaking out. etc. which are even
worse pests than that.
These skin diseases quit annoying
people quickly after first few appli-
cations nt the wonderful Black and
White Ointment. II is proving the
champion of the cause OF men and
women wherever it is being intro
duced, in freeing them from the az
gravating annoyances Of pimples. rash.
blotches. teiter. ring-wOrm, eczema.
etc. and the cost is 81 small. none
need hesitate because they cant af-
ford it," The J0c size contains three
times as much as the liberal DE size.
All dealers have it.