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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-12-11, Page 8t ri vet q S ®as Decorations Aticl much to the enjoyment of the Holiday and besides give a Vest!ve appearance to the house Tinsel is 20o for 10 yard length. 'AlneelOrnamente, nanny kinds, at leo and 10o Paolo. Red AOns from 2c up. Red and Green Garlands. IOe and up, Deoorsted grope Tissue Paper, with prat. ty Ohrtotmns design,. 250 per roll. Pistil OrepeThiene, almost all the colors, and es oelnlly the Chriatmae colors, Red and Green. l0c per roll Plain White Tissue O'sper, 100 per dozen eheete. Santa Claus Facies, with hoods, are -50o eaoh Other Masks et 00,10eand 25o, Poinoeltaa the Chriatmae Flower, 850 and 25c each. The wrapping of the Christmas Gift is important -Holly Boxes come in very many different shapes and are from 3c up to roc each. Holly Tags, Seals and Tinsel Cord. The New Books Nothing better for a present and besides they are readily sent by mail. Among those out this sea. son. are :- The Inside of the Clip by Winston Churchill $1 00 The Master of the Oaks by Stanley 1 25 The Golden Road by author of Anne of Green Gables 125 The Keeper of the Vineyard byStanley1 26 The Story of Waltetill Beater by Kate Douglas Wiggin 1 25 Greater Love Hatb No man Packard 1 26 Making Over Mertha 1 26 Martha by the Day 1 00 (Two very bright books) Samantha on the Woman Question 1 00 The Heart of the Desert by Wilhite 1 25 The Judgment Bongo by Sir Gilbert Parker 1 50 Besides these we have a large assort- ment of small Gift Books sod Booklets, Bound Poets, Reprints of Connor Books, &c., at prices within the reach of all.. We bane our Complete Glsplay ready end HI be glad to see you, rheR_. Store F. R. sm1TH DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. Vaal It.chisV #,ems READ the localnewson pages 3 and 5 of this issue. B F Ceea's telephone in his harness shop is No. 97x. READ.. the advertisements for the . holiday bargains. T*o weeks from Thursday of this week until Christmas. Priam Schools will close for Christmas holidays on Friday, 19th inst. Smoot Board will meet Friday even- ing of this week in the Board room in the Public Library, A NUMBER from this locality are in attendance at the Winter Fair at Guelph, Itis a at re drawing g w g card. CUTTERS and1 sleighs took advantage of the snowfall last Sunday but it was not extra good going and a good ---znaeeywidck to the wheels. A. 0. U, W. will meet Friday even- ing of this week. It will be the annual election of officers so special activity is expected on the part of the members. BRUseees School Report for past month may be read on page 3 of this issue. Oilier local and District matter wilt also be found on theins page sn a e as well as on prize e i1 5 ELECTRIC light made its appearance once moreIhutsda eveningof last week but did not stay at thjob very long owing to shortage of fuel. It is far from satisfactory to the public. DON'T forget the Concert in the Town Hall next 'Monday evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Melville church. It promises to be well worth hearing and should attract a good audience. THE Rural mail route up the 12th eon„ of Grey township, through Cran brook to the boundary of Elma, and back to Brussels by the 9th coo„ was opened last Monday. Wm Oakley, of town, is the carrier and will no doubt g geeeereful attention to his work. TAXES. -Collector Oliver will be in the Council Chamber Thursday after- noon of this week and Friday and Saturday all day to receive taxes and , give receipts. All taxes not paid bye Saturday night (13th inst.) will have 5%, added soif you e i ttv to that o went ss u � v know what to do. CROWDED OYER TO - NEXT WEEK - Owing to rush of Christmas advertising eve are compelled to pass over to next week's issue a number of items of inter- est. The advertiser is in `first place this week. Save money by scanning every page. It may mean dollars in your pocket to know where to buy. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. -Friday after- 11 noon oenext week, at2..30 o'clock the in5fTilly meeting of Brussels Women's Institute will be held in the audience , room of the Public Library. The topic will be "The preparation of vegetables for the table," to be introduced by Mrs. A. Strachan. In response to the Roll Call members are asked to quote from a favorite author. All will be welcome. MORE RURAL MAIL ROUTES, -Next ._.Monday R. R. No, 5, embraeing the 3rdland 4'h lines of Morris township, will commence delivery of mail matter, with Ed.Lowry as carrier. The fol- lowing Monday, 22nd inst., No. 4 will go into effect, covering the 5th and 6th lines of Morris, A. Adams in charge. These two routes are served from Brits- ' and mails 'will be despatched ou the rival of the 11 o'clock a, tn. train. •TIHF. SICK PEOPLE.- Alex. Stewart, iueen street, has improved consider- ,' ably in health and was able to call on old friends during the past week. -Mrs. T. Havcroft, who has been quite poorly. is -oileetre-Up grade and we hope will eon tinue to gain. Samuel Wilton was able to get to his place of business last Satur- day afternoon after his tie-up in the , house with pneumonia. Old friends were glad to greet him. -Wm. Martin is regaining A good degree of his former good health. ACCIDENT -'Tuesday night of last week Richard Cardiff, wife and daugh- er drove out to l-1. R Elliott's, Brus- ,South, In coming batik in the dark horse .turned too quickly at the ro and threw the buggy off the the culvert. Mrs. Cardiff's face in contact with the ground and badly bruised. Mr. Cardiff end a fortunately escaped. We hope . Cardiff will soon be as well as ever. rig was damaged somewhat, It s hardly safe some of those dark nights to go fsr without a good lantern. WH1tttx To Rev -Have yoti looked +' (he advertisements in this week's of PHE POST and noticed what the „ss housesare offering youi` Have ;Onsidered that the advertisement !lent messenger from tate merchant, ring you his wares apd telling you latest news in trading? Is it your 11 20 read what le being offered in goods, clotin• g furniture, food, hotiseilold necessaries in general, by Oma firms ? If von have not done 'ou should "get the habit," It Is a one. if r COUNCIL next Monday evening. IN the School Report, on page 3, Harold Lowry, ot Form III should be credited with 76% instead of 72 HOCKEY, -A meeting to organize the Hockey club for the comiug season will beheld in the Council Chamber Thurs- day evening, at 8 o'clock, Attend. TUESDAY evening a "Kitchen Show er was tendered Mrs. Cleve. Baeker, nee Miss Florence Thomson, at tate home of P and Mrs. Anent, An A 1 time was enjoyed sod the gifts were numerous, well assorted and aecompani ed by well made poetry that would be difficult to snrpass. - 0- 6 YOUNG Yorkshire cows for sale. hie. MONABB, Brussels. Phone 9811. Two or three tone good clover hay w o c er anted, G A. DaAD1rAN ' L.ADv's purse lost on Tuesday between 4th and 5th lines Morris, containing a aura of money. Theflndor will greatly oblige loser by leaving it at Tun Poem, gummas Fon SALE.- Portland Style, nice high spring back, and spring cushion very comfortable, Bells attached. Cast 546.00 selling price 520 00 Apply at POST Publishing House. Nthree TEnotes,sTdrawn in hist favor, haslost about 5450, due next March. This notice is to caution any person fl om negotiating them Ra payment bee been stopped. A suitable re- ward will be paid for the recovery of the notes. JOHN BROWN Con. 10,Grey tow ne hi , TWo good grade cows f 1e, suppoeed to be In eCu. Lot It, Con. 9, Greytownship. Phone 2418. Tens Dank. miss PAROELS BY Expanse m0 BRUSSELS. - Send your parcels early. making notation on them "Hold till Dec 24th " and the same will be attended. to. J. W urian, Exp. Agent Brus- sels, Ont. FOIL SALE, comfortable dwelling, ggi acres land fruit trees and stable. I. 0, Rioharde. M. H. Meows's AOOoteres.-Notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to me for veterinary services are naked to call at 9. 0. Wilson's store, Brunets and Rattle the same, he having authority to give receipts. Kindly call and settle M. H. MOORE, V. S. BUSOn7Lr,&00 having closed the Evapor- ator, will continue to pay 53£0 oesh for Dried Apples at Jas. Ballantyne's Grocery, Will gum, set and file circular or any saw now with the latest saw tools. Tom McGreg- or, Brussels, Ont. -o- UNDERWENT OPERATION.-• Vernon, son of D. C. and Mrs. Ross. Brussels. who is attending the Dental College. Toronto, met with an injury at the gymnasium ium which necessitated aminor operation, He is getting along alt right but will have to miss some of the lectures. His mother went to Toronto and Vernon will be home for a brief holiday. We wish him a speedy re- covery. BANQUET TO YOUNG MEN,- A cent plimentary Banquet was tendered to the young men ot the Methodist church, in the school room, last Friday even ing which was marked by success in every particular. Miss Martha Smith, Mrs. Parker and Mrs. A. j. Lowry composed the recepti-u committee and welcomed the young people and direct- ed them to their respective dressing rooms. About 8 o'clock 40 guests, ac- cotnpanied by their ladies, sat down to very nee ly spread tables, the Ladies' Aid of the church being the caterers, who did their part in a very efficient and courteous manner. The bill of fere was A 1 consisting of oysters, celery olives, pickles, ham, bread and butter. crushed potatoes, cabbage, beet and jelly salads, cakes, wafers, apples, nuts, canny, tea, coffee, ice cream, etc., sery ed in the best style. Following closely atter carne a program of touts, F. H Gilroy filling the post of toast -master in A 1 etyle and guiding it like a veteran. 'rhe list included "Our King and Country," introduced by Will Hoover and responded to by Fred, Wood ; patriotic solo, Mr, Gilroy ; "Our church," proposed by Chester Arm- strong and replied to by W. H. Kerr ; "Our Sunday School" was proposed bt. Ernie Plum and Frank Gerry with response ey F, H. Gilroy ; humorous reading by Wilfrid Lott ; "Our Pastor," proposed by W. J McCracken, and Rev, D. Wren, M. A. responded with a splendid address befitting the oc• Basion on 'Phe place ot the young man in Nation building." which will not soon be forgotten ; Duet. Miss Carrie 1i iugston and Miss Alta Pryne : "Our Ladies," proposed by Cleve. Denbow and replied by R. A. Pryne and Eli Smith. Program 006010led by the Company joining is "Auld Lang Syne," "Good Night Ladies," the National Anthem and Benediction, "Happy 10 meet, sorry to part, hoping to meet again." The speeches were brief, humorous, Instructive and enter. taing the maiden efforts of the msjorily of the young men being cleverly done, while the reading and vont selections elicited very hearty applause. Every body went away delighted with the function and pronouncing it an evening to be long And pleasantly remembered, The ladies who were in charge of the tables Were -Miss Pipe, President of the Aid, and Mesdames Plitrn A Lowry, Wood, Jackson, Barkley Gerry, VJ, H. Pryne, Carter, G. Lowry, Fe Lowry, Duncan,' A, Becker and Skelton. They were entitled to the compliments paid them. 1 the Metropolitan Bank Capital Paid up - s1,00o,000.00 Reserve Fund - - - 1,260,000,00 Undivided Profits - • - - 181,088.20 HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO I oint Deposit Accounts are a convenience arranged especially for Farmers or those living out of town. Money can be deposited or withdrawn by any of the parties in whose names the account is opened. $1.00 OR MORE OPENS AN A000UNT BRUSSELS BRANVCh1 F. H. GILROY, MANAGER MUST HUSTLE, -'rhe total taxes on the Roll here for 1913 amount to $io,- 247.63 and out of that has been paid the sum of S2,Ioo up to Wednesday night. 'there will require to be a rush before Saturday night, the last day before the addition 15 per cent. The 14th being Sunday cut off a day this year. ANNIVERSARY,- The anniversary Of Brussels Methodist church will be observed on Sunday 21s1 inst. The pastor will occupy the pul it and preach Christmas sermons and special music will be rendered by the choir, An offering of 'Otoo is asked for by the trustees, the same to he placed 10 the credit of the general fund of the church. ENGAGED B. S. SCOTT - Brussels School Board has secured the services of ex•Principal Scott to take charge for the completinn of the term commencing after New Year. Mr. Scott resigned last laid -Summer so should be acquaint- ed with the majority of the pupils and rhe routine of school work. He was a papular Principal and will he welcomed back to his old positi:,n. THE POST has not learned what school. Principal Henderson expects to take charge of for 1914 but we hope he will drop into wane - thing good, People We Talk About Miss Levise Sinclair is home from a visit with relatives in Stratford. Mrs. lohn Galbraith spout a few day; in 'Toronto during the past week. Mrs. (Dr) McNaughton has been spending fete weeks in London. Mrs, Porteous, of Seaford!. was visit. jugher sister, Mrs. Geon aLowry, last g week. Cleve. Baeker and bride arrived home from their wedding trip last Saturday evening, Miss Cora Bell, who has been ill with tonsilitis. is able to get about once more we are pleased to state. George Colviu jr.: has. been used up from an attack of lagrippe but is able to be about once more. Mrs. Parker Foster, of Kincardine, was visiting at her father's home, Princess street, last week. Peter Dudley and family have moved back from London and taken possession of their former home, Brussels South, A. C. and Mrs. Dames were visiting at Fergus and went on to Toronto where the former attended the Fat Stock Show Harry lanes was taken to Guelph Sanitarium last week where lie is re. ceiving treatment and is sonrewitat im. proved in health, Robt. W. Ross is beck to town after an extended absence on or about the Pacific Coast. He looks as if the climate had agreed with him. Coutry Agent G. 00 Elliott, of the Children's Aid Society, leit for a week's visiting of children in Bence Countv by request of Prov, Supt Kelso J no Llvineslon, of Detroit, is ht re on a visit to his mother and sister He soent some time en the Nest with his brothers which improved his health Mrs E C Lowry went to the Guelph hospital last week but Iter many friend. hope to see her able to return in the near future much improved in health. Glen Armstrong and Will Render sou, who are ' attending Pharmacy College, 'Toronto, are home for their vacation and will return early in Janu- ary. Rev, R, J, anti Mrs. McCormick, of Holmesville, were visitors ors at the Methodist Parsonage last S11'aria- while returning from visiting relatives in 'Trowbridge Lasr'Friday Mrs G A Deadman left tor Winnipes to visit her sun, Roger who is taking treatment at Ninene Sanitarium near WinSipeg Mr. Dead. man is a valued member of the Dominion Bank staff and they have given him holidays to aid in recuper- ating He had an attack of pleurisy hence the e t ie ne d of the hest of care. Mrs (Dr) W, J, R, Holmes, of Gode rich who been seriouvly i11 for sons' time, was reported as ]laving imreoved somewhat and her many friends will be pleased in hear of her complete recovery She was a former resident of Brussels and well known to the older people. AUCTION SALES FRIDAY, DSO 12T0. -Form stookimple- ments, etc., Nj6 Tot 22, Con. 4, Morris town. ship. Sale nnreeerved at 1 p. m. Willows Farrow, Prop F. S. Scott, Ano. 00•••0•••0••0.••••000••••• 000040000046400*041,004,6404444s • • • • ••0 • • s • • ♦ 0 • 0 • • • • • • •• • 0 O 0 O • 0 • • 0 • • ••• O • • s ••i • • 0 • 0 • • • • 4 • • • •• O These Goads are the Elmira end ilambarg make, the heat Felt Goads made Great Slau Shoe Sale 4 Weeks t e left to get your Winter supply at these prices : Men's All Felt Shoes, Felt Soles, regular $2.5O Reduced to Men's Felt Shoes, with leather soles, regu- lar 2.5o Reduced to Ladies' Felt Shoes, Dongola Foxed and lea- ther soles, regular 2.25 Reduced to Boys' Felt Lined Shoes,Grain Leather Foxed, regular 2 oo Reduced to Child's Felt Shoes, felt soles, reg, 1.00, now 1.85 1.85 1.65 1.50 .75 O • 4 • • e • 4 • 0 4 • • 4 2 0 O e 0 • • • • e • 4 4 4 s e v tr 4 0 a .3 4 4 4 4 3 J 4 4 d e 9 4 4 4 a 4 0 a • 4 t'Remember all Shoes in the Store below Wholesale Prices. All Rubber Goods also Reduced, • la -We have out the prices to clear theta all nut and the o price is moving them quickly.. Get here while we • have your size, • 0 • 0 4 0 0 O • ♦ TERMS CASH. SII accounts due me must he settled at once, vIt•pD OFF/C& TORONTO BRUSSELS ESTABLISHED 18%3 terEEPING a bank account for "household expenses" and paying all bills by cheque has many advantages. It shown the balance on hand, the amount expended,provides receipts for every payment and does not require a large deposit to begin with. tie BRANCH IF. Rowland, El EYE! Manager. rammisimessavega BORN MARRIED HARKNEBa,-In Yegeryille, Alta„ on Nevem. LAING-GARDM111t,-. In Snskntoon, at the ber 1st, to Mr and Mrs, A. A. Harkness, home or the bride's parents, by Rev. Dr, triplets, a 5011 and 2 daughters, (Paul Reil, D. S, Dix. Mies Aiello May Gardiner to 11ive1yn and Enid,) Nesbitt T. Laing, of Kindersley, Sask., formerly of Wroxeter. DIED 000FEa -In Senforth, on Deo. 2nd, Grace Vinletta Cooper, infant daughter of John and Mrs. Cooper, aged 7 months and 14 days l'nungAr, At Ethel, on December 9th, Robert William son of Robert J. and Gladys Murray, aged 5 months and 2 days, MOMAttmt&,-•-In rleafortlt, on Nov 28th, Re. beeon MnM inn, wife of Robert McMartin, Fed 68 r RnTRaaFORD,-In Blinn township On Novem- ber 20th, John Stirlingsen of Jno, and GOOD Short Horn Balls for sale from 8 to Mrs. Rutherford, need 16 months. Q 13 months old, . Pedigrees furnished, TYREMAN -In Sesforth, on November For further particulars apply to 27th. Andrew Tyrersu,. aged 0l years and AMOSH, 10 months, - I TrowbridgSMITe, P, 0. $8,000 in Debentures Morris Township Council 1s offering $8,000 bridge debentures, covering 20 yen's, and benrin 5% interest. Bids will be received by A. MalOwnt, Township Clerk, Bluevo le P. 0. O004•+•+0'1'0.4.04 44*444.4'+•+,l 0+•4.* •d'••F4.4.040+0+•4•0+010.• • A l=ull Line of• • • 4• • •4• • 0 • 4• • + • O seg 4' • + A + • • 0 + 0 + 0 9 O • A 9 O -p • + • • p • Geo. Thomsons • Y +•044404•411.+04.0+•4444+•+0+04', 04•+•+0+0+0404.440+440+40+41+ Christmas fruits And a Fine Line of Crackery Fancy China At -'--- O + • i + • • 4' + • 4 •+ • 4- • • + • -F Shop Early For e Happy Christmas IS there out a great deal of truth In the above staltemet,1, If you have not tried It before waken praetleal test of it 11118 year'tud see what plate - um it insures, This week finds us in good shape to give you' every atten- tion and we will be very pleased to have you conte in at your convenience before the real rush begins. Books and Bibles A few of. our new Titles The lfeeperorthe Vineyard.. Master of the Oaks Grouter Love Hath no Man, Doe Williams, The FIeartof the Desert, Bobble Gsnornl Malinger. The End of the Rainbow - Marlon Kettles new book. We will be pleased to procure any book desir- ed promptly. in Bibles and Books of Praise we have rev. er shown n better stock -20e to $8,6n. Some nae editions of the Hymnal with ntuslo at 000, 80e, 51.06, $2.25, 58 50 and 54 00. This last hook is s very fine one. Than we have -Chums. Chatterbox, British Workmen, Young Onnnds and n fine line or Alger Strang, Annie Swan and Whin- tyne Books for the boyo. Papeteries Nothing makes a much nicer pres- ent than a nice box oi' Stationery and we have a tine assortment of then!. Nylo Chocolates Scarcely necessary to say a word about these They ore becoming mot's in favor every clay and they certainly make a very fine Xmas Gift. Toys and Dolls We are well pleased with this de- partment of one stock told Santa Claris will have n0 cause for disappoint anent when he makes his annual visit be- cause we have them in ltbnudauce. Ebony 1 cods Q &e. Always the old reliable and we ares,ltisfled that you will appreciate the pieces we 41512 fee our Toilet Oases, Manicure Sets, is.air 13rushes, Hat Brnshes, Rennet Brushes aua Military Sets in this line. We also have a few nice pieces ill Parisian Ivory, Miscellaneous List Cased Pipes. (looks in Parisian Ivory Leather Wallets, rmd Gold Smoker Setts. te. Rater n Ideal 1FoIu - Band Rags tnen Pena, 2 60 to Brass fiends Safety R1 tura Shalee Perfumes, Auto Ntrop and Fern Pots Gilieto-95 00 eaoh Jardlnaree. Band Atircrora, Ink Stands. Jewel (uses. &o., &c. Xmas Cards Xmas Post Cards. Booklets and Calendars In great variety. Also Seals, 'fags, XMAS Labels anti PoltlingPaper Decorations -a good assortment at 9 DRUG STORE Ib '*i5m•0000aisooeosisomt se lssw oseseeeee0Aee61am,9e49eeeeemeelo19eaosaasm®00ge0ieaaaaseas Brussels Daylight Store 41'I,PId'Id�l'4,,1111g9'I ri al el'eV n,�;11'1 ,'II „pnq 91P„II q., © h 1, n I I 1 1 , L I I I 1 II t"t t 6 L Ir a A Ir 6 1, a Ill 1,'ll'lll'1114dIb1".'1141, Atilt •'41 t'4r'l1Ahl'I„4dyJl1 ell air II'lii Ib 11, 11'IV91'IJ'6111, 11'la9a'h14J4, Ibal,'llrna4a'I,rl rl 0 0 r1 e S. Na McLaren R O t3 C 0 d -Laditoes'8.50Sillt, Tailored. and Nub Waists ftyoni 1.25 ii , t3 -Ladies' Gloves and Hosiery 25c to 1.25. -Ladies' and Children's Handkerchiefs by aesort- 6 meat 2c to 75e. ., -Ladies' and Children's Fur Rnitt, Muffs and Liuila- © tion huts 1.25 to 30.00 per set. A. vel y ln:rge stock on hand, © -A Set of Traveller's. Samples, Combs and Barretts, g nt regular wholesale prices. e -Ladies' and Children's Cloth and For trimmed q goats art reduced prices. -Waist and Dress Lengths of Silk and Dress 'Lengths of Dress Goods. -Turnbnll'a W,u'tn Underclothing for Ladies, Misses ® and Children, -Wool and Cotton Blanitets and Comforters, 0 0 0 e. A, -Ladies; Misses' and Children's �VitrmltPelt slippers. ,Aes, -Men'sll anSid Boy's Waren Felt Slippers. All sizes. ea -Ladies' and hisses' Warta belt 13olis. Good as- © em•ttnent, all sizes. Prices the lowest. A '5 G1 10 lit to We are Read for Xy' as 11111000100012111111018 e e 9 0 O • • e e • O With the best assorted Stocks we have ever shown. No trouble to choose Xmas Gifts from our Stock, to 15 Here are a few of the many lines we might mention -Wool Shawl., Toques anti baps. • W -Ex1,'a Spools Assorttlientof Men's Tina and Blind- e kerchel•s to choose from,• eD -Mon's Panty Shirts, White and Colored, • -Men's null Boys' Warm Underclothing, all sizes, -Men's Gloves, a splendid assartineut, 50e to 2.50. -]flea's and Boys' Caps, all sizes and pieces from 25c • to 1,50. fl -Wool Sweater Coats icer Ladies, Men and Child- 6) ren. A11 prices. e -lien'sl+nt'0nlhu'edCoats. All sizes -1I,95, 113,50, •• 15.00 tend 20.00: e -Men's and Boys' Cloth C'Heavy eavy Tweeds in Nntch trod shatwl Collars, A Splendid Stock and prices nee the lowest. o --n'fell'oend Boys SuiteandOdd Pants. Ab .All sizes... op, 0 0 to Special Values in Boots, Shoes it Slippers -Ladies', Misses' and Childretee Leather Boots at • •Special pl'ices.. -...141en';q and Bny'sLoatherBootie rel, ,Special in•ioes, • -1/0111)11101.0 hock of avanhy Rubbers and Ovetslloes, e They wear like iron. e Vise will be pleased to have you call and see our Stocks ®. e • 0 o Wish ail a Merry ehristmas. il ° a•i� '• 3 Always the Highest o z chards• ° ' Old stand 0 Prices for Produce. ,a �� B. F. Oatrw's Harness Shop e G. N. rLaren •N•N•ON••N..................NtaN++r•NN • Nee•.Nsees.Meee..egirl +NtieMNAi/lassee••••••ase etlie�iemem.eseeeN e ss•••• ° e •eNw