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ticket is opposed by F. E. Wann, Fairbanks, Republican.
 Divisional Candidates
 Candidates for Divisional offices in this Division are: N R. Wal ker, Democrat of Ketcnikan, run ming against J. E, Johnson, Ket- chikan, for Senator; For Repre- sensabivss, F. J. Baronovich and J. w. Kehoe, Ketchikan, Joe Green Hyder, and Thomas B. Judson, Ju- neau, Democrats; and H. P. Han sen and Lawrence H. Kubley, Ket- chikan, Dr. R. N. Scruby, Wran- gell and Grover c. Vim, Juneau, Republicans.
 'a While two members of the Board of Territorial Road Commissioners ,iare to be elected neither party has entered candidates for the of flee, and no independents have filed.
 Other Divisions Candidates for legislative posi- aticns in the other three Divisions iare:
 i Second: For Senator R. N Su n dq list, Republican, lame
 Frawley, Democrat; For Represen-
 tatives- Richard Anderson, Blake
 Nels Swanberg and George Heller lich, Republicans, H. c. Longley IB. w. Nelly, T. Scott and A. F Wright Democrats.
 Third: For Senator Jame. Campbell, Democrat, L. V. Ray lRepublican; for Representatives
 George F. Mcdonald, Mrs. Flor
 enoe Nafstad, William s. Fhini land Ray c. Larson, Republicans lJS S. Holman, Warren A. Taylor
 James A. Patterson and H. H. Mo ' Cutcheon, Democrats.
 .l Fourth: For Senator, short term :. Harry Donnelly, Republican, T. , , Devane, Democrat, long term, Lu
 tEer c. Hess, Democrat, H. H. Ross f Republican; for Representatives
 Andrew Nerland Fred B. Johnston R. V. Rothenburg and B. Q. Buck l icy, Republicans, and H. e. Fohn Hansen, Joe MoDonald, A. J. Nor . E6ale and G. A. Lingo, Democrats T Voting Precincts Ii There will be three voting pre-. l cincts in this city as usual. Th' first precinct balloting place is a l the Fire Han. The second pre- l cinct voters will cast their ballot in Wolland's tailor shop on From , Street. Tn the third precinct tn, balloting place is in a residenc, near the Home Grocery. f ,l The polls will open at 8 a. m
 and remain open until ' p. m.
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COCK OF THE AIR. IS N0TA BILE FOR
 RICH SETTINGS.
Fantastic Com dy VIII Show Last Times To-
 night at Capitol

Geek of the Air with Chester Morris and Billie Dove in the lead ing roles, will be shown for the last times tonight at the Capitol theatre.
 Cock of the Air was costly picture to produce. Its settings are the ultimate in extravagance, and the production is notable for sheer magnificence of atmospheric back grounds and photography.
 There's little sense to the story of Cock of the Air" but therein is it's chief appeal.
 Situations Are Fantastic
 It is one e those effusions of Robert E. Sherwood which depends more upon fantastic situations than upon action. Through it all Miss Dove and Morris head "a cast which do a lot of wholly impossi- b1e things, things which appeal solely from their cock-eyed side.
 Cast as Vampisn Character
 Miss Dove is Lilli De Rousseau, a vampish character who is spoil ing the whole war because Allied generals spend more time at her side than in front of their armies.
 Cock of the Air" was directed by Tom Buckingham. Besides Mor- ris and Miss Dove, it is enacted principally by Matt Moore, Walter Cadett, Yola OAvril, Vivien Oak land, Louis Alberni, Emile Chau- tard Ethel Sutherland, Katya Ser geiva and Peggy Watts.
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|ALASKANS WILL VOTE TOMORROW FOR 26 OFFICERS
Voters of Territory March to Polls Tuesday-Trend
 Is to Dem ocrats

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HOUSE D|vIDED
 HAS NOTED CAST
Fine Play Prevlews l2 M. and Shows Iomor-
 row at Capitol

.
 Walter Huston Helen Chandler and Kent Douglas will be seen in "A House Divided" which will be previewed at 12 o'clock tonight and presented regularly tomorrow at the Capitol theatre. The sev- enth episode of Jungle Mystery will also feature on this program.
 During the shows tomorrow night the Capitol will give election re- suits. The theatre management has arranged with The Empire to get and use it's comprehensive election service of the newspaper.
 "A House Divided" is just filled with tense drama, with high quality of acting contributed by an experienced cast and an engrossing story which sheds new light on the age-old problem of the eter- nal triangle"
 { Mail Order Bride E A dramatic situation develops when a young man falls in love with his fathers new nail-order bride, and the father discovers the condition which exists. ts
 The three leading players in this fast-moving screen story, Huston Miss Chandler and Douglas, de liver performances of exceptiona. merit.
 Others Do Fine Work ' Others who do god work are r Vivian Oakland Frank Hagney and Lloyd Ingraham | The seventh episode of Jungle Mystery is entitled "T'he Jaws o1 Death"
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 l. '. FOR VISITOR
Mrs. Hawkesworth Enter tains in Honor of
 Mrs. Abbott

Complimenting her niece, Mrs. L.. F. Abbott, who has been visiting her for the past month, Mrs. Charles w. Hawkesworth entertain ed with a delightful supper-dance at the Scottish Rite Temple last Saturday evening Miss Abbott will leave for her home in Portland, Oregon, on the steamer Alaska tomorrow.
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the House candidates on the Re- publican ticket and a resident of Ketchikan, is also said to be cer- tain to get the Alaska Native Brotherhood support. On all other offices, there has been no word or definite commitment.
 MT Paul himsesf, is generally believed to be certain of at least 90 per cent of the vote on that racial group.
 List cs Candidates
 The nominees Tor Territorial of- fees are For Delegate, Senator A. J. Dimond, Democrat, who is opposed by Delegate James Wick. ersham, again seeking reelection James s. Truitt, Anchorage attor. |ney, the Democratic nominee fol Attorney General, Attorney Gen eral John Rustgard, up for re election for a fourth term, ant William L, Paul, Independent make up a triangular contest Frank A. Boyle and Cash Cole ar the opposing aspirants for Audi tor, the former on the Democrat afld the latter Republican ticke! Anthony J. Karnes, Democrat c Ketchikan, is running against W K. Keller, encumbent, for Com
 missioner of Education. William "A. Hesse, Highway Engineer, seek ing reelection on the Democrat
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ed by a wave of flying dirt caused by a dynamite charge; Irene Rich strained her back while digging a truck out of mud hole; Evelyn Brent was shocked and bruised when thrown out of the seat of the truck she was furiously driv- ing in a rescue scene; June Clyde, F'ritzi Ridgeway and Louise Faz- enda were also inconyenienced by the warlike surroundings"
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many years past of Senator and Mrs.
Arthur H. Van6enberg, will be their
guests at one of the largest dinners OF
the early season, when on December IL
they entertain at the Willard. There
will be about SO guests, and nothing
could more fully emphasize the warmth
of the friendship between hosts and the
guests of honor than the selection of
the party.
Senator and Mrs. vandenberg will
again be hosts, but to younger gen.
Grafton, when on December % they
give a tea dance at the CaTltcn for
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Van
denberg who will come from Rockford
College December II for the Christmas
holidays. This event will be strictly
for young people. and after her gay
little fling Miss Vandenberg. who is a
gifted and seriouS-minded girl, will re-
turn to college, where she is in her
junior year. Washington society recalls
with delight the visit of this gifted
Western girl three years ago, when she
came to Washington as piano soloist
with the National High School SYM
phony Orchestra, which played to a
packed house in Constitution Hail. Miss
Vandenberg still gives hours day to
piano practice, and her friends look to
hear great things of her in the world
of artists of the future.
Society in its most charming phase
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will meet in its entirety at the Cor
coran Gallery of Art Saturday evening
at 9 O'Clock, when the board of trustees
of the gallery gives its opening private
view of the Thirteenth Annual Exhibi-
ton of Contemporary American OH
Paintings in the gallery. This annual
event is always attended by the Presi-
dents executive family. members of
the diplomatic corps, Supreme Court
and other branches of the official world,
as well as members of resident society.
There is nothing so effective in re-
lieving depression as dancing, and
Washington will dance in and dance
out the season. while the feet of the
Junior element in Washington for the
Christmas season will find it difficult
to take a sedate walk-Step. The prog
eny of washington society in all stages,
from mere preparatory school boys and
girls up through the junior grades and
on to the grandparent age, will dance.
The Floor Committee for the first
annual Junior Washington Assembly,
to be held at the Shoreham Wednes-
day, December 81, has Mr.. H. Pres
colt Galley, jr., as chairman. On his
committee are: Mr.. John Lynham,
vice chairman: Mr.. CORTLAND Baker,
Mr.. Armistead Booth. Mr.. Gardiner
Booth, Mr. DeLong Bowman, Mr.. Smith
Bowman. Mr.. Frederick D. Cartwright,
jr.; ME- Phillips Clarke, Mr.. Humphrey
Daniel, Mr.. w. Gwynn Gardiner, Capt.
Frank B. Goettge, U. S. M. c.; Mr..
Philip Larner Gore. Mr.. John C. Grille,
Mr.. Henry B. Gwynn. Mr.. William S.
Hoge, Sd: Lieut.. Don E. Lowry u S. A;
Mr.. Edward S. Northrop, MIR. Douglas
R. Phillips. Mr.. William S. Stanley,
Mr.. Latimer Snowdon, Mr.. Charles S.
Sykes. Mr.. Homer Tatum, Lieut.. r.
Raymond Waller, U. S. N. Mr.. Pres
colt Wetherill, Lieut.. John A. White,
u. S. M. c., and Baron Paul Wrangell.
Membership to the assembly is by in
vitation and only out-of-town guests
can be brought by members. Mrs.
Helen Ray Hagner is arranging the
dance.
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Thanksgiving Naval Hop
Outstanding Season Event
Many Washingtonians Attend Dance for Mid
shipmen of First, Second and Third Classes Held
Wednesday Evening In Dahlgren Hall.

and Mr.. Harold Spencer of New York,
include: Mrs. Thomas c. Hart, Mrs
Wilmer Biddle of Philadelphia and
Baltimore. Mrs. Edward Lloyd, Mrs.
Richard Baldwin, Mrs. Carroll Van
Ness of Baltimore, Mrs. Carryl H.
Bryan, Mrs. C. Erskine Clement, Mrs
Mason Porter Cusachs, Mrs. Edward H.
H Old, Mrs. D. Claude Handy, Mrs
Ralston S. Holmes, Mrs. j. Harrison
Mrs. Nathan Starr, Mrs. Forde K.
Brown, Mrs. f. w. Pavenstedt, Mrs.
Roscoe C. Bulmer and Mrs. Tench
Tilghman.
Mrs. Dinger. wife of Capt. Henry
Dinger retired), U. S. NJ, who has
many friends in Annapolis, where she
formerly lived, arrived today and will
be the week end guest of Mrs. Carryl
H Bryan.
Comdr. John Bowers (retired. U. S.
N, and Mrs. Bowers gave a luncheon
Sunday when their guests were Mrs
Cole wife of Admiral William C. Cole;
Midshipman Cole, Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan,
EIrs. c. Columbus Baldwin, Miss Lester
of Detroit, Mich, and Commodore ana
Mrs. Thomas Griffin.
An announcement OF great interest
here is the engagement of Mrs. Grace
Draper Chariot, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Draper. of Hopedale, Mass,
to Lieut.. Robert w. Galloway, U. S.
M. c., son of Mrs Donald Mckay of
New York and the late Mr.. John M.
Galloway. Mrs Chariot has many
friends in Annapolis, where she has
been a frequent visitor.
Mrs. Charles Slayton gave party
Friday afternoon, November 18, in honor
of Miss Esther King Stone. whose mar
riage to Mr. du Val Allen will take
place December II. The guests num-
bered about 80, and Mrs. Anne H. Pom
mer, mother of Mrs. Slayton, and Mrs.
John N Green poured tea.
Mrs. Armstrong, wife of Postmaster
Joseph Armstrong, is the guest OF her
son, Prof. j. Edward Armstrong, at
Danville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs w. G. Sullivan are spend
ing some time in New York, where they
are at the Hotel Commodore.
Read Admiral and Mrs Thomas c.
Hart, after spending few days in
New York, spent the week end in Cleve-
land, Ohio Others who also were in
Cleveland were Comdr. George w. Wey-
Ter, Lieut.. Comdr. Lynde Mccormick,
Capt. W. w. Smith. Capt. John Wilcox,
Lieut. ComGr. John Hall, jr.; Lieut..
Comdr. Harvey E. Overesch and Lieut..
Comdr r. D. Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Ralston Holmes and Miss Sally
Holmes, wife and daughter of the COM
mandant of midshipmen, spent short
time in Philadelphia, where they were
the guests of Mrs Holmes sister, Mrs.
Robert V. Massey.
Miss Hester Kemp of Trappe, Md,
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is the guest Of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
w. Thomas Kemp.
Mr.. Bayly Rogers. who Is a student
at Christ Church School. in Virginia,
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Rogers, wife of Comdr. Robert
Rogers, at the Peggy Stewart Inn.
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
entertained st luncheon Sunday at
their home, the Brice House Wing, in
East street.
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Gard Party Wednesday
With D. A. R. Chapter Hosts

The card party for the Frances Scott
Chapter. D. A. R., at the Mayf1ower
Hotel, Wednesday, promises a great
success.
Additional patronesses are Miss Mar
garet Fraser, Mrs. Edwin ]. Ryan and
Mrs Lisle Lipscombe.
Making reservations are Mrs. Edward
Tou, Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger. Mrs.
Ernest Humphrey Daniel, Miss JUL D.
Connor, Mrs. John King. Mr. Edward
Thiel, Miss Elizabeth Bradley, Miss
Margaret Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Wheeler. MIR. and Mrs Laurence Barnes
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Healey, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Smith Mrs Ottaman
Hahele, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Plummer,
Mrs. Warren Helphenstein. Miss Virginia
Campbell. Miss Margaret Marsh. Miss
Mary Brown, Mrs. James c. Weldon,
Miss Jessie Fittings. Mrs Margaret
Dennison. Mrs. Eleanor Ramsey. Mrs
August Moran. Miss Evelyn Daniel. Mr.
and Mrs. George Heckert.
Mrs. E. r. Cole and Mrs. Alfred B.
Garges are in charge of tickets.
Many leading industrialists in Ger
many believe that the depression low
Evening star., 1932-11-27

Many leading industrialists in Ger
many believe that the depression low
point there has been passed
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Industries in Greece have been stim-
ulated by the increased difficulty of i'm
porting.
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President and First Lady
Kept Too Busy During Past
Week for Social Activities

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S4-b Auction Sales
PUBLIC AUCTION

The Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis Ry. (NYC RR co, Lessee) will
sell at public auction at their Freight
St, indianapolis. Ind. at $3.50 A. NJ. Fri
day. December 2nd. 1882. the following
Shipments which have been refused or un-
claimed and charges unpaid. unless previ-
ously claimed by rightful owners.
Carriers No.-Consignee & destination
So sS2O-Carney Tires Sales Co., Terre
Haute Ind. 1 bdl two old tires.
so 12S42-Joseph Wolf. Cleveland. Ohio,
l table crtd.
SO lsS5iERossville Commercial Alcohol
Corpn., Lawrencehurg, Ind. empty steel
SO ss5s-Niagara Motors Corporation
Dunkirk, N. Y. % bags scrap. iron.
so 92s7-J: H. Durham. Elkview, W. Va.
SO is46s~Mrs. John Murphy, Wabash,
SO lsss7-scioto Sign Co, Kenton, Ohio.
SO iS459-Warner Gavenier westheId,
SO is44s1The VI Vitsm iasi' Products Co.,
s 81 cViHs aP Produ uSEssactS Company
Tiffin. Ohio, ctns. animal and poultry
SO lss17-superior Products Co. Gallon.
O.. ctn. paper bag holders.
so 13l3o-oJN Clarence L. Wolf Ali
ance. Ohio, 3 bdls. or Tractor Lugs
so lSS96-o.N r Tam, Kenton. Ohio,
SO 9225-Rego Mfg. Co., Erie. Penna..
bx solder furnace
so 1313i-Cloyed Smith Bowling Green
Ohio. l secondhand organ
so 123l9-Electric Chemical Co. Cleve-
land. o., drum Lilo. Water Purifying
Compo
so l3157-wm. E. wachtel. Danville
Ind. l drum Roof Cement.
so l2320-Adams Paint Co.. Cleveland
O.. ! s drnm paint and ! bx. cement.
O., steel drum roofing cement
so l25l6-American Asbestos Co., Cleve-
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S6 Radios, Musical instruments

SO Typewriter, Store and
Office Supplies
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steam heat; widows home; privileges.
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34-b Auction Sales

SO 13057-The Vitamized Products Co,
Tiffin, O.. 8 crts: Live Stock feed,
SO 12318-R; U; Grundman Cleveland,
SO 12s17WGroVer j. DAILY Co., Cleveland
so s1o3Eo1N Kelmoor Fur Farm, Madi-
So sO72-E j. Johnson, st. Joseph, Ill
SO 915wE. A. Hardman Marysville,
So 1S1s6-o1N Coke Candy Co., Muncie,
so 1851, Walker Hdwe Co., Peoria
SO sissNA. B. chase chase Fowler Fowler, Ohio, /
Dbl. & kit Roof Cement & cs. brushes.
SO g129NoIan PT Pro- Company
cans Jackets WD Soaps. ~ " o.
SO LESION Moses serensky. Law
renee, Ind. cs Acetate Scrap.
so 14265-Arco Co, Cleveland, O.,
so 1926 GAINESVILLE stoneware Co,
GAINESVILLE, O., l ctn. Vanity Comp Pot
SO 14257-E. J. McCreade. Terre Haute,
Ing ,e egtn Canned fruit;
land, O.. l steel drum & l ctn paint
ON Lakewood Beverage Co, Cleveland,
o. 81 S as pt IT, paper sEan labels a3thS.r -
o.. l bdl scrap rubber.
In addition to above mentioned articles
there will be offered for sale at this time
many other articles which have been re-
fused account damage or checked over
without marks
Shipments may be inspected Thursday
December LIST, 1882 between hours of 300
A. M. and 430 P. M.
Description of packages are copies from
freight. or waybill put neither quantity
or contents are guaranteed.
Terms of Sale, Cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion of sale
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302 Big Four Bldg
Indiana polls. Ind.
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Seminole hotel, large rooms, modern
. comforts, $3.50; $3.50 week. single. Spa
!. | cfous lobby II-14Q6
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"a MISCELLANEOUS For Sale

"a Miscellaneous For Sale
AIR RESSOR-"Globe" No. B. 3. ~
H. P motor. Al BARGAIN $50. II-2l40.
CoAT-Brown fur; size 1913; like new S..
IR-3197.
CLOSED all day Thursday. Mems and
Shidrens raincoats 81 each wash
galvanized tubs. soc each To dealers Sc
per dozen. One coal and wood s$l2 ' one
of canned goods Bargains BIG FOUR
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, cor
ner Capitol and South st.
DICTAPHONE machines ~. receiver and
transcriber, both in good working order.
SS5 each. 3o5 Merchants Bank Bldg.
LI-8779.
Free One Gross Caps
with dozen bottles. for home uses.
We deliver. West End Bottle Co. 534 w.
Pearl st. LI-8085.
SHOTGUN = 12-gauge, double barrel,
hammerless. like new, SIS. IR-1T05.
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II Furnished Rooms

So DELAWARE, N, 2o43, Apt. Nice
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INVITATION FOR BIDS ON PAINT.
VARNISHES, RAW OIL AND ALUM
mum BRONZE POWDER.

INVITATION FOR BIDS ON PAINT.
VARNISHES, RAW OIL AND ALUM
mum BRONZE POWDER.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the director
Of the Indiana State Highway Commission
at his Office in the State House Annex,
indianapolis, Indiana, up to ten tlO:OOl
o'clock A. M, December r. 1882 for fur
nisning paint. varnishes, raw on ano
IN accordance with Indiana State High
way Commission Specifications.
Estimated quantities as follows.
1850 gallons Red Shop Paint
1900 gallons Brown Field Paint
1900 gallons Black Field Paint
$500 gallons White Field Paint
400 gallons Federal yellow Paint
925 gallons Raw Oil
rs gallons Black Stencil Paint
200 gallons Equipment Paint
$500 gallons White Traffic Paint v
500 gallons Mixing Varnisn for
Aluminium Paint
200 gallons Exterior Spar vsrnish
Total 1850 gallons.
Total 1000 pounds aluminium Bronze
Powder
The specifications may be examined at
the Office of the State Highway Commits
sion. State House Annex Indianapolis.
Indiana, or copies thereof, will be forward
ed free upon request.
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms which will oe furnished
free upon request
The right IS reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids, or to award on
any combination Of bids that in his judg-
ment IS most advantageous to the State
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
J. J. BROWN, Director.
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NJ o T FL e r S! If Your
Child Is Kept Out of the
School Swimming Tank
Because of
Athletes Foot
What Are You Doing About 1t?

Are you trusting to the teachers
and the school nurse to cure him?
Or are you seeing to it yourself
that he gets the proper medical
ton?
Are you taking measures to safe
guard the rest of the family-in-
cluding yourself--from infection?
Athletes Foot, remember, is VERY
catching.
See that your child souses his
feet thoroughly with Emerald Oil
BEFORE and AFTER his bath. and
that he treats his feet with it
regularly every night and morning.
Don't let him run around bare
foot, especially in tie bathroom.
Sterilize the tub after him, and the
bathroom floor Don't let him put
on any one else's shoes or stock
ings. Boil the sheets from his bed.
Have the rest Of the family use
plenty of Emerald Oil on their feet
as a precautionary measure. Use it
yourself.
One bottle of Emerald Oil is
guaranteed to end every symptom
of Athletes Foot or money back.
Clements Drug Co. and all other
first-class druggists sell it with
that guarantee.