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Evening star., 1941-10-31
Vary Usual
Plants for
Indoors
Tender Annuals
Can Be COaXed
Into Bloom

If you have indoor space with
plenty of sunny windows, you can
flower other than regular house
plants. Marigolds, nasturtiums
petunias, and other tender ANIMALS
can be coaxed into winter bloom
provided they are properly watered
and we'll fed.
If you do not have plants at the
present time, you can obtain a fairly
good start Of a window garden in
eXpensively through the purchase of
an established coleus plant. Old
ones soon get leggy indoors. while
younger ones, which you can root
without difficulty. and keep growing
in small. pots, will always be orna-
mental.
Cuttings are easily made at this
time. The entire top can be cut out
OF the coleus plant, each stalk cut
OH, and even stems without leaves
can be saved. If the leaves are
large, they can be shortened by
cutting a piece from their tips. after
which each cutting is inserted in a
glass of wet sand and covered with
an inverted jar. Roots will start on
the cutting in very short time.
once rooted, the young plants can
be planted into 212-nch pots of
good soil, where they will flourish
for two or three months when other
new plants can be made in the same
fashion.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
For Different Flavor

Use one-half can of pineapple
juice and one-half water when YOU
baste meat. 1t gives it a new and
different flavor.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Poinsettia Requires
Plenty of Water
And Sunlight

At this season of the year indoor
gardeners often experience difficulty
with their polnsettias. When the
potted plants are brought indoors ii
Is not unusual to let the plants suf-
fer from lack of water with a con-
sequent loss of leaves. Sudden
changes in temperature are likewise
detrimental.
Briefly, the poinsettia requires sun
either an eastern or southern expos
ure. A situation free from drafts
and plentiful supply of moisture,
A rather rich soil composed of one
third garden loan, third sand
and one-third well-rotted cow ma
nure or compost. This potting soil
however should be used in repotting
the dormant plant in the spring at
the time it is severely cut back and
placed out of doors.
At this season if in a rich soil and
kept well-Watered it should be grow
ing vigorously. In a sunny location
protected from drying or chilling
drafts normal development should
take place. although old plantsGfre-
quently act stubbornly. Young plants
raised from slips taken in the spring
are more dependable.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

/ that cherished skiing and skating
week end in the North. If you want
to go in for something smooth and
costly, Clarepotter has the models
for you. This designer does interest
ing things like a one-piece, long
sleeved outfit of green wool jersey,
with cream -colored gabardine
skirt to go over the shorts. She be-
lieves, too, in the future of longer
skirts for skating-oh, happy day
and shows some dresses that are a
bit longer than your street models.
Such a one Is in blue wool Jersey
with f1ared cuffs on the long sleeves
There's a matching hood with this.
Also featured are two-piece out
fits with the long torso line which
you'll see everywhere You may
want one in cotton or in velveteen
with short sleeves and a rick-rack
trimmed low square neckline. Out
fits of wool shetland-one most eff
fective in red and white-brighten
up the picture with such WITNESSES
as red hearts applioued on the shoul-
ders. Skirts, of course, are all very
full; bodices very tight and often
long torso-ish. Separate skirts of
velveteen or shetland are always
useful and can be combined this
year with ornately detailed and very
colorful sweaters. Many skirts are
lined with contrasting color to flash
as YOU spin around.
Thnca i'm A1tffia
have not been overlooked this sea-
son. either. Under-the-chin hoods
are popular; so are snoods with a
back drape in bright color to match
your skirt lining. Contrasting suede
belts are worn on one or two piece
styles for more color in the costume.
Embroidery pops up on mittens,
sweaters and socks. Fascinating. too.
are velveteen caps and mittenS. all
embroidered. Velveteen boots, done
in the same fashion, also are being
shown, if you really go in for after
skating splendor at your lodge in the
woods. Felt bootees with attached
socks are something special and so
is an after-skating pajama outfit
of chartreuSe and black wool with
the important new trousers very,
very, slim. This one-piece model
can be used neatly for lounging,
too)
And, finally, there are unlimited
possibilities to work out color combi-
nations that are gay and cheerful,
as we'll as new looking. The shades
seem brighter and lovelier this sea
son, but then. they do .eYerX year a.,
But we do know that you'll approve
of the purples and greens, the reds
and yellows that distinguish skating
clothes. You just can't help it.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

y
on jewelry, flowing streamers and
dangling sashes. approving warm,
comfortable clothes for antics on the
ice.
All that, as We have said, was a
year ago. Since then. We have
turned into a bleary-eyed fashion
writer with arches on the down.
grade, but Miss Ehrhardt has
changed not at all. And neither, we
might ado, have her ideas about
skating togs. When the current Ice
Follies opens next Tuesday night,
she and the other feminine stars will
be Respondent in the glitter and
glory that constitute skating cos
tunes for a show Yet, the func-
tional qualities of ice togs for the
likes of us remain the same And,
fortunately for you, the shops are
full of wearable. pretty clothes to
make you look even more lovely do
ing those figure 8s."
Such clothes were paraded out for
our inspection in a local shop the
other day. They are the fashion
right ones for your own endeavors at
the skating rinks about town, or for
Evening star., 1941-10-31
By Dorothy Murray

Evening bags are extremely ornate
this season. Those made of clipped
and curIed velvet come in almost
every color. so it won't be difficult
to match your favorite frock. If
you prefer another type. be sure
to see the attractive ones made of
maribou They are small. very
dainty and come in almost all pastel
shades
Keep this in mind as an ideal
Christmas gift: A portable bar that
may be carried easily to any room
in the house. The tray is metal,
nicely finished in two colors, and
it is equipped with coasters, shot
glasses. six highball glasses, an ice
bowl with tongs and two decanters,
each fitting snugly into its separate
compartment. 1t is comparatively
inexpensive and when not in use
may be placed anywhere. for it will
add to the appearance of a room .. =.
A novel cigarette container is
made in the form of a miniature
organ. A cigarette fits snugIyl into
eacn pipe, ana the bench which
completes the set is really cover
for small match box. The gadget
is silver plated and really un-
usual -.
Grosgrain ribbon that has stick
EN-" on the reverse side may be pur-
chased by the yard and can be used
on various things around the house.
For instance. stick it over the old
tape on your Venetian blinds, or
use it to provide a new touch on
window shades and closet interiors.
Almost all Of the seasons new shades
are included
The man of the house would ap-
preclate one of the new chromium
plated shaving brush holders that is
adjustable and will fit any size
brush on the market
Metal and enamel dinner bells
are very lovely and quite different
from the usual run-of- the mill tvpe.
They come in off-white and lovely
shades of light and dark blue and
green. Some have long, tapering
handles, others round balls of glass,
Evening star., 1941-10-31
| IWhyGrow
|Old?
By Josephine Lowman

Bust reduction represents a diff
ficult problem.
When an overweight woman loses
pounds generally. she will notice a
decrease in the size of her bust.
However this does not always take
care of this figure problem entirely.
After much experimentation with
exercises I have found one which
has, in many instances, lessened
the bust measurement of pupils in
my classes. l believe I have given
this exercise in my column before.
but want to repeat it for the benefit
of those women who wish to lose
inches in the bustline.
Stand tall, with the arms down
at the sides. Make large circles
with the arms, crossing them in
front of. the Body and continuing
and then bringing them downward
to the sides. On the downward
swing it is important to pull back
as far as possible.
Start slowly and gradually in
crease until you are doing this ex-
ercise so times morning and night.
This is not very strenuous exercise
and therefore so times is not so
many as it sounds.
II you wish to increase your
bust measurement instead OF re-
ducing it, send Scent. stamped,
self addressed envelope with your
request for my leaf1et, Don't
Have Round Shoulders and a
Flat Bust" Address Josephine
Lowman in care of The Evening
Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Good Posture Aids Health
And Improves Beauty,
So Strive for POise
Sagging Shoulders Are Danger
Signal Women Should Heed;
More Rest May Be Needed
By Patricia Lindsay

pudding exampe-something tangible
which others might confirm American girls
their posnes health
longer lives and greater beauty today grateful
letter from a woman who has benefited advice:
Evening star., 1941-10-31
By Barbara Bell

Here is real luxury, the gift you
will make for 2 dearest friend or
sister-the gown and matching
jacket. We show you two patterns
to choose from-or you may want
both because both of these gowns
offer such graciousness and lowell
ness that you will make one to give
away and one to keep for yourself.
Pattern No 1228-B has a softly
gathered top and wide straps over
the shoulders topping long, flow-
ing skirt which fits with miraculous
smoothnesS through the midrif.
The jacket is a cheerful cap Sleeved
affair which lends one a grand air
wearing 1t for breakfast in bed!
The other gown, in Pattern No.
1372-B has an individual cut in the
girdle-like section and above it a
softly gathered section which fits
every figure attractively. Here again
Is that long, full skirt and a bed
jacket which is finished with rib
bons to be tied at the throat.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1228-B
is designed for sizes IA, 16, ls. 20;
20 and A. Corresponding bust
measurements "a, "a. SO. as 40 and
Evening star., 1941-10-31

on to good health the better part
of life is missed.
Any woman can master a queenly
posture if she consciously draws
her abdomen in and up and
straightens her shoulder blades, and
throws back her head Such a con-
scious Strengthening of the spine
pulls the buttocks in. throws the
chest out and holds the important
organs of the body in place. But
TO hold onto good posture takes
practice. At least 10 times a day
one should pause and pull the body
into erect position. Gradually, as
the days pass. ones muscles will be-
come accustomed to the change Of
posture and hold the spine in align
ment automatically. Muscles are
elastic you know quite ready to
do your bidding, if you keep them
timber
So begin today. Improve your pos
ture. Have greater enjoyment from
the months ahead of you.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Dorothy Dix Says go
Consider Family More Important
Than Outsiders in Every Way

and every disagreement could be
stopped in its beginning by smile
a joke, tender word. Every subject
about which there is a difference of
opinion could be taboo. Husbands
and wives could treat each other
with courtesy and consideration
The domestic millennium would be
ushered IN if only married couples
would make the same effort to get
along with each other as they do
with their bosses.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

exercises for perfect polse. I've lost
that tired feeling between my shoul-
der blades which makes my daily
work loads easier. Please don't think
I am Dragging when I say this-I
have always been complimented on
my figure but I began to catch my
self sagging, In my shoulders par
ticularly. My husband has compli-
mented me on my improved posture,
and owe it all to you, and am very
grateful to you. Thank you. J. c."
I want women to realize that sag
ging shoulders and a stomach slump
are danger signals. Something is
wrong. Either ones health is not
up to par or ones mind is growing
tired from too much worry. Aches
follow posture slump, and usually
(even though it may take some
months) illness follows the aches.
When you get "sagging feeling"
take time off from everything and
give yourself the once over. Per-
haps a little change-a week end
away from your normal tasks or
week if you can spare it-might
turn the tide That little rest might
be- just enough to prevent weeks or
months Of not feeling quite your
self. 1t is quite obvious that no
woman can carry herself with as
sured. good posture if her endur-
ance has been taxed to the last
degree
In our hectic method of living too
few Of us take the seventh day Of
the week for rest. We were meant
to do so, to give our bodies "a hours
for a repair job. If you fill your
Sundays to the brim with trips and
visits and guests. then you should
try to take one other day to relax
Rest is the keynote of good health
and if one does not attain and hold
Evening star., 1941-10-31

AZ. Size 16 t34 gown end jacket
require 614 yards 35-inch material
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1372-B
is designed for sizes II, IA, l6, 18,
20 and 49, Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, "a, 36. 38 and
40. Size IA 1927 gown and jacket
require Sig yards 35-inch material
Select all the patterns you need
for fall-from the new fashion
book-just out. Covers all sizes with
wide range Of smart designs. Send
Is cents for your copy today.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Fruit Cake Mixture

Be sure that the fruits and nuts
are we'll distributed throughout your
fruit cake mixture. Chop or grind
them into uniform-si pieces and
sprinkle them we'll with -four TO pre-
vent them from sticking together or
remaining in one spot in the cake
batter.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Paper Frills

You can easily make your own
paper frillS to put on the ends of
chops or legs of fowls. Select small
sized doilies, cut small holes in the
centers and fit the doilies over the
chops. Crush them into place or
tie them with cord. Adjust the frills
just before the meat goes to. the
table.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Slate Roofs

Slate roofs should be inspected at
the end and at the beginning of
winter. States may be broken by
winter freezing or by heavy hail.
One broken slate would not neces-
sarily cause a leak. But any one
break in a roof might lead to more
breaks and thus to leaks.
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H rff fa.oo, $50 West McNIChols
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GENERAL PUBLIC LOAN
$3.50 JOY. 1913 WOodbrook Bldg TN. $3.50
1888 Woodward. cor. Pasadena To E-443t
si5 Barlum Tower. - Cadillac So ca. O09.
1ftO David Stott. 1859 Criswold RA 2s7'
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JULY SALE

JULY SALE
rsed. rcconditione5 renrished refrigerators
FRiGlpAIRE Is ca. IT,. al porcelain S22 ,,
Universal Cooler Is ca. 81. ........ 25.Ot
NcrEc. ( and ca 70. ..,,,........21. 81
.GrunOw and y ca n ...... b.. % 90
BLVD. APPI. $500 GRAND RIVER
BEDFORD Appliance Shop, 1882 Lshser
CAN Redford .57l5. Authorized Hotpoint
Dealer
INTERPRETATIONS. ALL REBUILT
'EACH ONE EECOND1TIONED AND
GUARANTEED. CABINETS REfINIsHED
Nil CT TT MODELS
Frgf.laire, N2I 80. General Electric $40 80
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other, 10 choose from o. 10 ~. Y. sizes.
CASH OR TERMS OPEN EVENINGS
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Automobiles for Sale
SPECIALS

sr AZ a sacrifice. We need the room.
'ortation that these cars give makes
Evening star., 1941-07-20
A Place With Possibilities.

Situated on a gently slopins hillside with
a beautiful view; this early American
home on q Of an acre is Completely
pairs RESTORED by an artist a few years
ago. it won honorable mention for It's
owner from one of the Nations leading
home. magazines; within Is minutes of
downtown Washington; a glimpse OF the
and living room; built on 3 levels, this
home has q complete bachelor apt on
the ground level. consisting of a studio
room with fireplace, equipped kitchenette
and bath: on the 2nd level is a living
room room with freplace dining room With
French doors opening into small
and a bedroom with private bath; on the
3rd floor are bedrooms with deck porches
and bath an attic with regular stairs
provide ample storage space: this is an
interesting one-family home, but can
be used as an income home; priced.
$4,000; substantial cash payment re-
qured.
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
2s4O Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va,
CH 3s3s. Ewes CH. 57s7.
Continued on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1941-07-20
GEORGETOWN,
1506 33d ST N w

2-story and basement brick six rooms,
bath hot-water heat, electricity; conven-
lent to bus and street cars and recreation
center; price will warrant expenditure. for
remodeling as so many have already done
in this square. Occupant will show.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72Q 18th St Realtor Ma 0753.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
$3.50.
sDC,OOU,
pPK O PMS PATu GARAGE

BRK., RMS, BATH, GARAGE.
vacated August /: situated near Rock
Creek Park in Mt. Pleasant; very adaptable
to room renting: 4 rooms on 1st fl. 8 and
tn on End, . and lavatory on 3rd; new
heating furnace (hot water); 2-car garage;
81 600 cash and convenient monthly pay
ments. Eve or Sun. phone Temple 1858.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
800 1 9Th c. pesItor MA O-52
Evening star., 1941-07-20
SPRING VALLEY SECTION
4900-491O LOUGHBORO RID

S1I.950-S"4
=. New, olgnlfled homes for successful
families, Center entrance Colonial. bed
rooms, ~ baths library and lavatory lst
moor buffers pantry: basement maid s
room and bath; two-car garage Finest
construction and finish Terms trade
GonSIdered Open Sunday till 6. MR.
I1NDER. WI Slq3
Evening star., 1941-07-20
OPEN TODAY, 12-5.
5715 18th ST NV

II you are looking for a REAL BERN
STEIN BARGAIN be sure to visit this at
tractive Colonial brick conveniently To-
Gated near eYerythlnG; + lovely rooms.
path, porCheS, fun basement etc Com
pletely reconditioned and priced for only
Sb:g5u on terms. BE WISE-BUY NOW
AND SAVE.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. ME. $500
Evening star., 1941-07-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CONTINUED

CASH FOR HOUSES. ANY CONDITION,
D. c. only. Immediate action. PAUL B.
CRltASl. Ii Ian.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. c. houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN 1892 Woodley pl. NV. CO 2675.
8 TO 10 ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
like possession within As days; all cash;
eve. and Sun, oE. $500. Iie6 VI ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored; no commission. z. A.
BARRY. 1907 H st. NV. ME. 2025.
CALI, WAsHINGToNS LARGEST BUY
>@AAAH ers of D. c. property. Over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910
Prompt action.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D
c. property if the price is right. Frame ol
brick, large or small. condition immaterial
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA. 0SGS.
CoLORED - HAVE PURCHASERS FOR
houses. reasonably priced. in good neigh
borhood; some Will paw cash. E. NJ. CHAP
LIN, 1115 You st. NV. NO. 6241.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
FOR COLORED.

1889 MORRIS RD. Sc.
$3.50 cash and 80 per month re-
conditioned. like new; q rooms, > baths:
only l year old; near transporta ton and
stores. Mr.. Raine RA. BAL, or WAPLE
65 JAMES, INC. DI- 3346.
COLORED. 1919 JACKSON ST. N.E.--DE-
tached nome. Brooklsnd, 6 rooms. bath;
oil heat toilet in cellar. 3 laree porches,
garage; lot size, 50Xl50; rear alley; price,
5000. cash, $1,000.
H 1 COLEMAN CO..
1910 Eve St N w NE 3SSs.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
10 ROOMS. 3 BATHS.

Will DAOICIT IOE-SJ, ,J0U.
IlV. QUARTERS AND y FURN. APIS
Excel NV. sect. near 18th st-Attrac
orlck hse.; oil heat. gar; porch, basement
neS oeorm. and bath: apis. now rented for
81 10 mo. and will carry payments on prop
erty. Owner viii sacrifice for quick sale
with ,. 900 down, bal. monthly Call Mr.
Reiiy, sun. MA. 6264 weekdays, DIXIE
REAIlY co MA
Evening star., 1941-07-20
COInpEn

BEAUTIFUL, EAsTLAND GARDEN. 42nd
and Kenilworth ave. n.e-Splendld neigh
borhood. Purchase a lot on easy terms,
when paid $3.50 10 $500 l will build mod
ern home HOWARD S. GOTT, Rm. l,
Colorado Bids. 14th and G SITS. NV. Ii.
Rs43-J. Salesman. Fred NJ Chiyes.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING, MD,

. rooms. bath, brick pine paneled fire.
place, large insulated attic, recreation
room. auto. gas heat auto. INV. heater,
screened porch. picket fence around rear
garden; earsse; good bus service re-
Strlcted. This house is in excellent con-
dition You deal direct with owner. 724
Dartmouth ave. Sligo 3SlA.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
MOST UNHEARD OF
VATIE

In country club grove, acre and half
OF beautiful wooded high land. all fenced.
300 feet of road frontage. improved by a
remodeled Six-room-a home, sitting
on, lovely knoll; surrounded by massive
oaks
The house has exceptionally large rooms,
basement, hot-water heat oil, city water
and sewerage There are two other beauti-
fully located building sites on this tract
should purchaser wish to build for invest
ment
Priced at S10.500: terms. You are In
vited to INSPECT property Sunday from IL
am. to 8 pm. Cross either Memorial or
road, Just beyond golf and country club,
right to 4422 Dittmar road.
Presented by c. r. KARLSTROMER,
All lie highway, Arlington, Va, or call
Evening star., 1941-07-20
ROLLINGWOOD,
lO1 EAST WOODBINE ST.
Sl3.n5M.

NII.I0O-
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Your last opportunity to purchase or
trade in this group of new detached brick
homes at this low price. There are large
rooms. , baths, automatic heat, screened
living porch, finest location, large lots
A. LUCHS & SON builders. Call Mr..
ILr1,i ln,nrct .lN2R Eve AID 1hN4
Evening star., 1941-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BUNGALOW-S725 25O

Upper NV; with large lot D rooms
bath: INV. heat and finished attic; ga
raRe; terms.
ME, n025 D z BARRY, 1907 II ST NV
Evening star., 1941-07-20

CoLORED-6 RMS, H-WH.; GOOD NV
section: front and back wards; S6250:
5000 cash, terms r. w. HORAD. MI. 1925
COLORED-s RMS, H-WH, GAS, ELEC.,
li2 baths; NV. section; S4,95O R W.
HORAD, MI. 1926
Evening star., 1941-07-20
SOME OF OUR BEST BUYS

North Cleveland Park, Garrison st NV
Detached corner beautiful grounds Il
rooms. porches, finished rec. room
double garage priced al $3.50.
1ith St, near Madlson-Detached brick.
2 rooms. finished rec. room; Scar garage;
new A. B. c. oil burner; large grounds;
priced at Sl3.250.
Wis. ave. NV, near Q st.-lst COM
merclal: 6-room row brick; priced at
S5.45O terms
FRANK ]. VoLKMAN
46l7 Wis. Ave. EN- 4949.
Sun. and Eve Mr. Neely TAYLOR 0131 .
Evening star., 1941-07-20
1907 H S. NV NE 2025.
FOR COLORED.

Six larEe rooms and bath full base
ment: good location. and must oe sold
Call Mr.. Boaze. GE. 677q. WAPLE &
JAMES: INC 1924 18th street NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
WASHINGTON GOLF AND
COUNTRY CIITR

! blk. from ne solf course, n restrlCfe1
Country Club HIS thls rambling brlcx
home. situatcG on a large wooded lot V.I
be Of interest 70 those locklnc for lsras
home. z studio living room = Sx2Sl WIN
chapel ceiling. balcony and fireplace. a
cen with ADJOINING half bath. largs
dining room. breakfast room ana a
Kitchen complete The first foor. master
bedroom with bath and > other bedrooms
and bath are found on the 2nd floor;
other features include a reCres ton room
with fireplace. maids room and bath,
Storage attic. and a 2-car garage, priced.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

26+2 HighWOOd Drive Sc.
& 7. - b.; oil heat. garage; porch; IN
Generator; recreation room; cedar-hned
closets, lot 5OXl13: offered at this low
price. S1O.50O 90.
FREDERICK A BLUMER.
617 Pa Ave Sc FIR lOSS.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
FINE HOME.

A maEnf1cent home. the best value on
the market in its price range, a gentle
mans home in size, arrangement. setting
and neighbors, a real quality home in
quality neighborhood: English deSIgn. all
brick, very large living room. frst-foor
lsvatory and library. 3 large bedrooms, :
complete baths. maids room and bath:
fully wooded. this home in the EXCLUSIVE
GREENWICH FOREST section near Be-
thesda, is the best value We have offered
for years Investigate this before YOU buy.
l4500; essv france. Gail OWNER. WI.