The Seaforth News, 1944-04-13, Page 3',COVER CHARGE, I JAP'
This Yank soldier, in a camouflaged -canopied Foxhole on Bouga'n-
vine Island, invites visitors to his "Sniper Inn," imposing a small
cover charge of "oneSap:
WHAT SCIENCE
IS DO/NC
Corncobs
The lowly corncob, viewed by
many as useful only as a handy
form of kindling to soak with keno-
rite and use for sterting a fire in
the kitchen range, is something of
a Cinderella in its possible indus-
trial applications, writes \V. P.
Kcasbey in the Christian Science
Monitor.
For example, corncobs may he
ground and used in making sweep-
ing compounds, for burnishing
metals, in cleaning furs, and for
removing oil frr,nt tin and other
types of metal plates,
Cut in chunks ranging from a.
quarter to an eighth of art 'inch in
size, corncobs can serve as heat in-
iulation over ceilings and in wails
of houses. They have low conduc-
tivity but have the disadvantage of
not being fireproof.
* * *
Ground cobs also may be used
as a substitute for cork in various
composition materials, such a a
soles for shoes. Ground to flour,
cobs may even be used in place of
cork in staking linoleum, Cobs
could more generally he substitut-
ed for ground cork were it not for
the fact that the cob particles are
much harder and less resilient than
cork.
Dynamite consists of a mixture
of liquid nitroglycerine with some
absorbent material. The material
used at first was hiesegulhr, a
kind of earth formed by innunter-
nble fossil plants. Later, wood
pulp and sawdust were used as ab-
sorbent materials. )3y special care
in processing, ground cobs can be
used in making dynamite.
*
Cobs may be used in the crea-
tion of special light -weight tile
and other ceramic products. The
lightness of these products comes
front their porosity. And the pores
or air spaces result from mixing
particles of cobs with clay front
which the ceramic product is form-
ed, the cob particles vanishing when
the clay is burned in the kiln.
Grotind cobs may also be used
as filler for plastics. Their only
shortcoming in this field is appar-
ently the fact that phenol plastics
made with cob flour are not as
waterproof and do not have as high
a luster as those made with other
types of filler. These qualities,
however, are not of prince impor-
tance in all types of plastics,
The Canary Islands were known
in ancient times as the Fortunate
Isles.
Modern Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
1. 1Vould it be correct to phone
the desk and ask that the bill be
ready, itt order to save time when
checking out of a hotel?
2. Should the bread and butter
plates he placed oo the table before
the guests are seated at luncheon?
3. Should the women's name.
always be mentioned first when
introducing a mall to a woman.
4. Is it all right to help clean
off the table and help with the
dishes, when dining with a friend
anal she has no maid?
6, At what time should ens arrive
for a luncheon if the time is speci-
fied es one o'clock?
It. Should the girl or "leer escort
fill their glasses when there is a
punch bowl at a party?
Answers
7, Yes; do this about a quarter
of an hoar before leaving your
root:: and it will save time. 2.
Yes. 3. Yes, such as, "Miss Mar=
tin, this is Mr. Jones," 4. This is alt
right if you happen to be a very
intimate friend, but otherwise it
would not be well to do so unless
the hostess asks you. 6. Arrive
about ten minutes before the speci-
fied time. 6. The man should fill
a glass for- the girt, then one for
hint self.
Have You Heard?
Paying his first visit to the house
of a business friend, the bachelor
was bored to death with the baby-
worhip he was supposed to in-
dulge in.
just fancy," said the young
mother, "he's only seventeen
months old, and he's been walking
for nine months!"
"Really?" said the visitor
wearily, "don't you think We
time be sat dowry?"
—0—
The old man wrote to the
college professor — "Haven't
heard from my son for some
time. Hope he's not sick. IE
he has been I hope to het. he's
improving".
The professor replied—"Son
not sick, and not improving.
—o—
An American and a Englishman
were in conversation. The American
told an amusing story without
evoking laughter from the English-
man.
Somewhat irritated, the Ameri-
can said, "I suppose you'll get it
next summer."
"On the contrary," replied the
Englishman, "I got it last sum-
mer."
COOKING UP ALIBIS'
Perhaps wondering what new alibi to give the German people,
propaganda Nazi minister Paul. Goebbels, right, and Gerhard'Schach,
director of Berlin's air raid' precautions, study map of Allied bomb-
ing of German capital, Photo was taken in Berlin defense organi-
zation headquarters, far below ground, and obtained through neutral
sources. -
DUMB AS HE LOOKS
;ysr
At first glance this looks like a
Jap prisoner being marched along
by a British captor, but it's just
a realistic slummy, used in "Know
Your Enemy" demonstration at
Indan base ordnance depot in.
Ceylon.
The first time a plane was
flown in combat was .daring a
Balkan rebellion in 1012,
Queen Elizabeth
Pleased With Work
Of Indian Nurse
Her `Majesty Queen Elizabeth
has expressed her interest and ap-
preciation of the. article "We Fol-
low The Trail" co)tribnted to the.
November issue of the The Can-
adian Churchman by Ninaki
(Miss Nora Gladstone), in a
letter to Mrs. IrVirig E. Robertson,
Fresidcnt of the Canadian Mother -
craft Society:
The Queen, who is patron of the
Canadian Mothercrtft Society, was
particularly pleased that the writer
of the article is an Indian girl who
has been trained and graduated
as a well -baby nurse by the Can-
adian Motbercralt service. Miss
Gladstone nue of the six Can-
adian Indian girls who have train-
ed as nurses with the Canadian
Mothercraft Society, is now taking
her general training in the Victoria
jubilee Hospital, B. C.
The letter from I-Ier. Majesty's
secretary reads in part:
"The Queen was particularly
interested in the article by Ninaki;
she must be a very remarkable
young woman. It is a great tribute
to your work that you have been
able to interest the Indian pint
and train them in Mothercreft ser-
vice."
"Little" Man Made
First Sten Guns
The Empire's largest Sten gun
factory is in Canada. But the story
of the Sten gun began in Britain's
small factories, tiny workshops in
the side streets, of the garages, even
of the sheds boasting a lathe and a
drilling machine. For the making
of Sten gluts in tens of thousands
at a time of great peril, Britain
owed much to the little man—and
his wife and daughters, It's de-
sign and development arestrolces
of British genius in acute emer-
gency, and its name derives front
the first letter of the names of the,
two men most closely associated
with thedesign—"S" for Major
Shepherd and "1'" for Mr. Turpin,
while "EN" stands for England.
The first woman to fly ascended
Lyon, France, itt a balloon in 1784;
she remained aloft for three-
quarters of an hour.
Easy to roll, delightful
-- to smoke
FINE OJT CIGARETTE TOBACCO
A:GEXTS, 1VA\Tb113
WANTED IN rorne 2)ISTRTCT
some one to take orders for day
old aliieks in spare time for a
large Canadian Government Ap-
proved (,:hick Hatchery. Na in-
vestment required. Liberal Com
mission paid. Write for full de-
tails. Box NO. 130, 73 Adelaide
W., Toronto.
ARTICI.lw tl-.lx1TED
RIPI.}IS WANTED — GUNSMITHS
will pay 515.00 cash for Ross,
Lee -Enfield or Mouser unaltered
military t'ittes, Write Modern
Gtutamithe, 125 Dawes Road, To-
ronto.
BABY CaIrc'cs
SPL•:CIAL. PRICES FOR.. JTNE
AND TFLY
Barred Reek 'Mixed 10c
New Hampshire Mixed tic
White Leghartl Mixed 155
Barred Rock Pullets 170
White Leghorn Pullets P 25,'
Don't delay, 51.56 books your order.
Carleton irateheer,
ICritannia Heights, Ontario.
BABY CHTCICS, 513.110 PER 100.
After Arai 1, 1,11.00. Thrasher's
Hatchery, Harrow, Ontario.
PLAY SAFE NEIGHBOURS, BUY
Government approved chicks
bred to lay and bred for qualtta',
Leghorns & Barren Rocks are
our specialties. Write- now for
price list, our orders are limited.
Waterloo Chick ITatchery, Water-
loo. Ont.
QUALITY csICKS, ALL OUR
breeders seieetes and blood -test -
ell only largo eggs sot. Barred
Rocks, Now liantpshlres, Light
Sussex, White Leghorns, Hybrids,
Hamnstiire X Barred Rocks, .Sus-
sex X Hampshire. Also hatching
eggs. Immediate delivery. Welts
for nrh'es, Paul IV, Pobrindt • &
Sons, Route 3, Smlthville, Ont,
0. It S. RARRn,D ROC1C-CITTOKS
from Pullerum-free, government
approved breeders, Send for Pride
Ilat, ITntoon Poultry. Farm, Jersey-
ville, Ont.
APRIL CHICKS, RAISED RIGHT,
should ha fn nice production
when egg prices start rlstng•. We
have the `kirks for immactiate
deliverv. If swu went later ehielts,
nrder now ton. If near our plant,
drop In end see what you want.
Rrev Hntehery, 120 Tnhn N., Ham -
Ilion, Ont.
BUY PAYWELL CHICKS
IN MAY AND JTTNF. THE QUTOIC
growth and early maturity of
Pny'Swell Clarks will assure you
of plenty of Fall eggs, White
Lefihorns, Tittered Rorke. New
iTampshires ens Hybrids avail,
able. Loricerhy Lea Poultry Farm,
Eos 20, Lorne Parte, Ont.
INDTVIi)TTAT.T,Y R•O.T', S T R R 7)
'Rorke, Leghorn X Recic, Sussex
Leghorn, Reds. 1001, disrnnnt on
Fall Chlek orders now. Watching`
Eggs lot's. Brunner's Poultry
Farm. Luean. Ont.
STARTED CHICKS, SUSSEX,
Etc.
FROM 1 WEEN OT.D TO 2 MONTHS
old, Several thouso.nd ave liable
now. 011ie is not n. sideline, These
chleire ere raised ender Ideal
rondttlnns tram arty -old to 10 Jaya
!n hattory b moclera In a large
moist
ehtoemenpecious n70 trans-
ferred 10'
building under etee.tric brooders.
Order Now lasstarted cheeks
and pullets won't he nvailable
n 111110 Inter on) enc: Amy from
a real Poultry Breeding Farm of
totif Breeders op ONE Plant.
T tl-evievv Paul try Ferm, Wein
Bros., Exeter, Ontario.
IT'S ALMOST AS EASY TO STICe..
ceet es fail. To mi. -reed needs
only, alittle more rnro In selent-
Mg the chinks you start: a little
more attention paid to the hfrds'
'living• quarters", a little closer
nupervisinn 1n feeding; , . . the.
result is nil the dirferenre be-
tween Jest "getting by" and mak-
ing a rent profit, Top Notch
Chickei!ir a will do their heat to
get oot. All
, n
hlrlcs ereff nn h
Governmentnmee nt 4ht fpopeyed
fromblood-tested brawlers. We
inc • give immediate delivery on
der olds, two and three week
elfin in non -sexed, pullets or
cockerels. Send for free astalntue
And prim:list. Ton Notch Chicle -
cries, Guelph, Ontario,
LA'KEVIEW OFFERS YOU
BROAD BREASTED SUSSEX
cockerels If YOU WOO t n real 1101517
breed cockerel. Tlybrirls or New
Ramps: if you )vnnt something to
a fast mattering ,bird for broiler
nr up to 6 Ih, dressed roaster.
Several tltonsond nvniiitiile for
immediate daliverj' 17 You nn(
quickly. Talcnv len Pen try Fa em.
Wein Breen Exeter, Ontn ria,
CHICKS FROM A BREEDING
FARM OF 5OOO LAYERS
DUI.; To TII(;HER EGG P It 0 -
duction and hatchability, Lake-
view offers you limited number
of day-old chicks, cockerelsand
pullets for immediate delivery,
also limited number of started
chicles 1, 2, 3, and 4 'weeks old
and a fete lots up to 0 and 8
weeps old. Act now and don't be
disappointed. No started chicks
available later one Largo Typo
White Legllorns, Su. ex,V��Sussex
X Now 'Tamp., Sl+. ec 25 Leg-
horn, and Reek' S Leghorn. Book
your Order for May and June
Chicks NOW. Only limited num-
ber -left for May delivery. Send
your
to Laketree
view
Weinir,k te�Ont
R.O.P. AND R.O.P. SIRED
BLACK ACSTItALORPS AND BAR -
red Reeks, . Donley Poultry Farm,
r,, Londmt, Ont,
BUSINESSES FUR SALL)
FOR SALB, COUNTRY STORE AND
service ettalon , eolnplete equip-
ment and stock. Good location,
Pike Itoad Bus:' Bee Corner.
Baymend De iippe, Amlterstburg,
Ont., R.R. 1,
CA'CJ.'LI.1 FOR SALE
ESSEX -KENT GUERNSEY ASSOC-
lotion otters Iieif'er , Rutls, R.O.P.
Breeding. Write A. ICendrtck.
Essex.
DYEING & ()LEANING
HAVE YOU ANYTHING NEEDS
dyeing or cleaning?' svelte to us
for information, We are glad to
answer your questions. Depart-
ment H. Parker's Dye Werke
Limited. 791 lenge Street To-
ronto
BLhi(1TitIGA1, UMW I'MEN'I'
ELECTRIC MOTORS, NEW, USED,
bought, sold, rebuilt; bel t e,
pulleys, brushes. Allen Electric
Company Ltd„ 2326 Dufterin St,.
Tornnto,
'USED EQUII',10EN'1' IrOrt SALE
GRINDER—Greet', fifteen inch,
double action, babblt bearings,
workable condition, Pulleys,
shafting, hangers, bolting elevat-
ors,. Cheap,
BELT—Fifty-eight ft. two piece,
extra heavy 8". Twenty Dollars.
BLA.CKSMITIPS
rs WTIEISL PLATE—
Eight JARDTNE T T R 17 UPSTtTTER—
Twel.ve. 'dollars.
Statement in Orono. Contaot
Rowland Smith, 10 Wroxeter Ave„
Tor05to.
FOO'` ItLLM .,
BAUMLLILA FOOT BALM deatroYe
offensive odor Instantly, 450
bottle. Ottawa agent Denman.
Dana ::+lure. Ottawa.
FOR SALE
EGG BRUSHES DIRTY EGGS
mads dlean with a few strokes.
Brushes, 60c. Refills, Flea, post-
paid. Special prices to Egg Sta-
tions. h, L. Reiehmuth, March -
well, Saskatchewan.
COMBINATION PROOF PRESS
and Matrix Roller, also Job Press
and Type. Pickering Press, Galt,
Ont.
BBA13T1PY ANI) PROTECT YOUR
hone, plant' this spring, fast
growing white, red and golden
willow cuttings, .600—$1.5o post-
paid. Fred Smith, Netook, Alta
AHMY Ti00'CS
NEWLY' RECONDITIONED D00TS
of our armed forces in perfect
condition. Special $3,25 delivered.
'Toney hack guarantee. State
size, send money order. Retaken
& One Peterborough, Ont
FEMALE AFBs' 1VAN'iICD
940 RLI.TABLI7 GIRL FOR GEN -
5110 housework, tWO adults, one
chili. live In. Sox 13.4, 73 Ade-
laide
del tide Av„ Toronto,
1r5IE1, WOOD WANTED
MAPLE, BIRCH A N D MIXED
cordwood. First or second growth.
Also all kinds of A•1111wood. Give
full particulars and lowest prices
on `.ars. Walter Schtese. 19 Mel-
inda Street, .Toronto,
FARMS ICOR SALE
5G -ACRD FARM, GOOD BUILD-
inga, water in barn, Mornington
Township. Price only $2,800. IT.
.7. Cott- & CO., 108DownieStreet,
Stratford, Ont.
LIVE 'HUNDRED 1.CR111S, BRICK
house, three barns, 1 •aclrine
house, good roofs and fences.
Stable, 7111:y -two cattle, nitre
horses. Rural mall, telephone,
Herbert Clainphell, Route No. 5,
Smith's Wells, Ont.
6IU\P1010) AC R1-04, P11111TY StTstr,
bal.rnrre utlivnled, lbh sell. honk
harm, haus , 01155, near 101st none,
Twee (--11I y-fiyo lrfnn,l r,1, five hun-
dred it .r -r' . George 0 ,rummond,
Owen Snunel,
FARM DELI' WANTED
RESPECTABLE, TRUSTWORTHY,
man 'without children to operate
10 acres asparagus, raspberries,
orchard, On main highway, 9
miles west of Toronto. Separate
001100. This would mutt active re-
tired farmer. Write fully stating
lowest wage wanted. Box 122,
78 Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
ALA:D DIN HOMES
A LADDT0 MOSES, 1,1.200-$7,500.
Pay like rent. Send 25e, for 32 -
page
rHoward
Reming-
ton Pak, Ont,
HAIRDRESSING 811160050
LEA RN HAIRDRESSING '11121
Robertson method. Information
en request regarding slaasee.
Robortson'e riairdreaeing Acad-
emy, 187 Avenue Road. Toronto.
HAIR GOODS
W i G S, TOUPES, TRANSFORM-
tations, Switches, curls and aU
Goods. ef Write t Por illustrated H
cat-
alogue. Toronto Human Hair
Supply Co,. 628 Bathurst Street,
Toronto.
HARNESS DRESSING
SLTPIT I0ARN1SS DRESSING —
I''inest leather and harness Pre-
servative. Slipit also has many
ltoueshnid ogee 26c up at meet
grocery, hardware and chain
stores. A product of Lloyds Lab-
oratories,. Toronto.
Ytnr.P WANTEn.
FAMILY TO WOI{IC SUGAR BEETS
by contract and bonus basis, and
Also . can work in tobacco harvest.
ApplytArltex Enh s, R.Rn4, Aylmer
Apel;
MAN TO WORK IN CONCENTRAT-
ed milk plant in Western Ontario
village, Good wages. Apply near-
est Employment and Selective
eleReirta57rkers in-
eligible. Office.
o 7,756
BACHET.OR RI,QUTRES MARRIED
couple for tarm near Carleton
Place, live in, yearly contract,
good home, state wages expected,
number of children, Box 133, 78
Adelaide W., Toronto.
OFFER TO. INVENTORS
AN OFFER TO EVERY INVENTOR
List of Inventions and fullIntor-
mation sent tree. The Ramsay
Co., Registered Patent Attorneys.
373 Renk Street Ottawa. (tnneda.
LIVi STOCIC FOR SALE
HEREFORD —'BULLS AND FL'. -
males, open netters, and Females
bred to good Hazlett Sault Ring-
wood Miner Tone." C. Gooch,
R.R. 9 Dundas. Ont.
STANDARD
foled89beSTALLION,
140, bleak, weight
16 heads, quiet, fast, real race or
breeding Prospect. J, C. Simmons,
Aylmer East, Que,
LANDS WANTED
WANTED FOR CASH, WASTE
lands. cut over lands, on lane,.
river or highway. State lot and
ooneeestnn numbers, township
and all details of Interest in first
letter with lowest cash price,
P.O. Box 43, Postal. Station IC,
Toronto.
11ACTITNIOUY
DeWA.LT SAWS AVD WOOf)WORIC-
ing Machine., Newest types saran -
able from direct factory reere-
sentatives for Canada. Quotations
gladly furnished on application.
Deo\'alt Risher Corporation Ltd.,
.402 West render St„ Vancouver,
JiIDDTOAL
SATISFY YOURSELF — )?VERY
tefferer of Rheumatic Peine er
Neuritis should fry Dixon's Rem-,
edy. Sold only Munro's Drug.
Store. 130 Elgin, Ottawa, Post-
paid 51.00,
ST(lbMA('la AND TR READ We IRT1S
often are the cause of ill -health
In humsne ell new, 1-0 one
mune! Why not rind out If this
Is yew trouble? Interesting ear-
tieulera—irreel Write )TU1ve,ley'e
Remedies. SPerinllsts Tnrnnto R.
Ont
NURSER STOOK
la 11 TO 17 — C 11T,O1tF1) Nl7R0PRV
Cataloger. Pull line of Fruit
Trees; Evergreens; 6'lnwering.
Shrubs i'erennials; Shnrle Trees:
R o a e s: Ilroeirdele-KIngewny
Nurseries, Tin wenn nrllle_ On to rte.
1'N're Bet Velar)
MAIZE'S' I UT1?t ES ear, Ile/111011S
also Povpino Kilt_),, Col r'b ',,
Parrots, ll),eons 1 n)t nm•, Ther
pets. <; itnh. biwr t ,,tire to Scads
& Blau ('n., 1230 \V, St. (':`therms,
atontveal, - /
POULTRY GRIT
POULTRY GRIT
Soluble or Insoluble
Anelysie guaranteed
Eliminate costly oyster shelle by;
Using "Stresco" white poultry grits
for healthier birds and more eggs.
Available immcdletely in 10U lb.
bags in any quantity. Write for
samples and prices.
DEALERS WANTED
5TINSON 1:171:11 SUPPLY CO.
L1)LI'CED
450571 SleteTtniler Ave,, Montreal
PUUTOGItAPUY
PROMPT MAIL SERVICE
Send your film rolls to Canada's
largest photo finishing studio.
GET BETTER PICTURES
AT LOWER PRICE
Any Size Roll—f ^r E Exposures.
DEVELOPED AND PRINTED 25c
A customer at Bcrwiek \.S.,
Writes `I want yen to know how.
pleased I am with ;-sur wonder-
tel work and prompt service," We
have ouch letters from all over Crn-
ada.
ENLARGEMENTS
3 for 1E0
4xG" in Easel :'Mounts.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
FRAMING AND COLORING.
Ilinlargemonts 4x0" en ivory tinted
mounts 7x9" in God S ver, Circas-
sian Walnut or Black Ebony -finish
frames, 69c each. If enlargement
coloured, 79c each.
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Box 129. Postal Terminal A, Toronto
Print Your Name and Address
Plainly on .All O:'1ere.
MAIL YOUR FILMS
TO IMPERIAL POR QUALSTs, '
service and satisfaction. 6 or &
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i'ATErrrS
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Patent Solicitors. Established.
1898; 54 King West, Toronto.
Booklet of information on re- 1
aueat.
PERSONAL
GAIN WISDOM—ISNCLOSPu 13111,TI0
date. Stamps accepted. Voltmtary;
donations. P.O. Bos 801, Ottawa,. 1
Canada.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
IT'S PROVEN—EVERY SUP PER.
er
R-
er of Rheumatic Pains or Neur-
itis should try Dixon's Remedy.
Elgin. onOttawa, MunroPostpaid 5d 81.00.335
SEED CORN
WE ARE GROWERS AND MARK -
eters of the famous Truck Load '
Dar Brand seed corn. Order earl);
and save money. Belle River
Grain & Seed Company. Belle
River, Ont.
Stm08
HICK'S KITCHEN GARDEN
THTLE. 1DLAL COLLECTION FOP
this year's. Victory Gardener En-
ough seed tor a garden 18 s „t1
ft. for only 51.00. includes Car-
rot, Beet, Radish, Cm:ember,
Bush Dean (green and wax)„
Lima beam Sweet. Corti, Letnnc
Psreley, Onion, Turnip .
Pen .
Peewee, Pumpkin -15 earl.- ties
n all, 181.50 Value)- sent Post-
paid for $1.00, Dept. W. — 11 W.
Hick rind Sons Limited, Luulsag,
Onto ria, ,Seeds of Merit,"
SUMMER RT,S0TtT WAN'ri,n
WAN'rED TO BUY GOOD PAYING
Summer Resort nr Mintel gond
cash payment. 'Robert $Tet In a 9F
anal:g,n Street %Vest• TT,nniton,
Out:trio. _.. .. _
TEACHERS 'tt 4N'T11D
TEA C111011S WA`TI t), PI lTiEST-
ant fer school term 11(44-45, with
elementary or 1,11 1-nudiate iit-
plomn salary Reef, i 5500per
icon Semi eeplientions to
School Ito n'd of Ay .win No, 1:
Leigh afeCon,iell See, Tri els„
tinznhozun. tau 1. 11118 Winll-
tirollons Bind. r�i r11 )'•,v.
ATTENTION: Ai: OUI, 1,ROWERS
MR WOOL GROWER
TEI14 (11,1) l,S'r.\111 I011T)i. WOOL -
len dill la under se 0 menage-
mint.
menag•emint:, We op. rat( lit glelei,d
Government nt M1, of 011.a••It u e nod
:au 1WoilltP OO 10 NI so rhia
Sonsun'a ivuul 0111. .01( vel0-
111 11 t d:einei sssoes,is, aisi et
,seeeresesw sosseiso e arta( e,
TICE: ST RA'i'11l 110 \t'r101 1.1.N
l,I.k1li'1.l, R'i'It-U.SI.✓JY,
U\'1' llllll,