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PAGE EIGHT THE STANDARD, CEDARTOWN, GA. JANUARY ,8, 1922. Rockmart Mews. Mrs.iC. M. Pcttltt of AkeB, and Mr. Burns Cox of Atlanta, spent thp last of the wiiek with Mr. \V. E- Cox and family. Mr. ami Mrs. W, T. Campbell spent the holidays in Florida. Mr. Will Isbell returned Thursday from a visit at Esom Hill. ' Mr. Virpril Barrett, of Savannah, was the guest last week of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Barrett. ’ Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Watford, of ■ Birmingham, spent Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Fnrrer. Mr. ,F. R- Clarke, Jr„ and family visited relatives in Augusta last week. Misses Annie Leslie, Grace Paris and Ida Mae Crawford and Mr. Spur- , geon Barrett returned Monday to the 7th District A. & M. School at Pow der Springs after spending the holi day* at home. Mr*. E. R. Morgan spent the last of ■the week in Atlanta. Mrs. B. Cowden and daughter, Miss ^Margaret, and the latter’s guest, Miss Bottle Morse of Atlanta, were in Rome Thursday. Mr*. L. C. Bryant, of Savannah, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hodges. 4 -Mrs. 8- Birnbach spent a part Of latt’Weck in Atlanta. Miss Mildred Hubbard spent last w«'ek in Decatur. ,-> Mr. T. W. Madaris has moved to this vicinity from near Lake. MIsb Pearl Goodwin, of Cartcrsville, j via the guest last week of her piotcr, » Mrs. H. M. Randall. . Sunday morning at 9.110 wedding bells rang out In Rockmart, when Misa Olivo, the accomplished duugh- , tet of Mr. A. F. Roynolds, became the bride of Mr. T. W. McAdams'of At lanta. The wedding took place at the home of the bride’B father, Rev. J. H. Johnson officiating. The family and ' only a few Intlmato friends witnessed . the‘ceremony. The happy couple mo tored to Atlanta Mondoy, where they will) make their future home. Mr. II. II. Carpenter moved his family hero from Bremen last week, .and,they are cordially welcomed. Miss Ernestine McRae spent last \ Weok in Anniston. Mr. C. M. Mercer spent Tuesday in Cedartown. Mrs,■'Kate Stiles spent Inst Week in the Gate City. Mrs. L. J. Barnes returned Monday to Cedartown after a visit to relatives* here. Mr. and Mrs. B. ,T. Morgan spent a part of last week in Nownan. Mr. J. F. Carmichael spent Tuesday in Cedartown. Mrs. Annn Whitehead of McDon ough, and Miss Carrie Dailey'of At lanta, wore the guests last week of Mrs. W. A. J. Whitchcsd. Mr. Gnrtrellc McRae spent Tuesday in Cedartown. Mr. W. 0. Peacock, of Birnl Og ham, spent a part of last week bore. Miss Mabel Harris, of Cedartown,. spent Saturday night with relatives' horo. Mr. J. A. Embry, of Charleston, 0. C., is visiting relatives hero. Mrs. Harriet Jolley, of Cedartown, spent Friday hero. Mr. G. E. Morris, of Eton, spool Saturday night with his fjister, 1 Kia. J. F. Collins. FISH LOCALS. Mr. anil Mrs. W. F. Hammond spent Saturday in Cedartown. Mr. E. L. Thacker spent Thursday in Cedartown. Mr. J. J. Quick whs in Rome Mon day morning. Mr. J. A. Camp spent a part of last week in Bartow county. Mr. Thos. Morris and family moved here from Bartow county last week. Mr. John DaviB spent Tuesday in Cedartown. Mr. Wm. H. Kirkpatrick was buri ed at Sardis church Monday. He was aged 84 years. Rev. J. A. Edge preached the funeral. Mr. J. L. Morgan and family, of Atlanta, returned home Saturday af ter staying a week with home folks. Mr. Dunn, of Atlanta, spent now Year's with Miss Mamie Baldwin. Mrs. J. A. Stokes spent Thursday in Cedartown. Mr. ami Mrs. B. R. Edge, of Cedar town, spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs. J. L. Morgan and Mias Mary Stokes spent Thursday in Cedartown. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Harrison have moved near Antioch. Miss Mary Stokes has gone to At lanta for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colston, of At lanta, spent last week with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stokes. LIME BRANCH NEWS. Mr. Neecc Wray and family of Cave Spring, Mr. Albert Wray and fumlly, of Benedict, and Mr. Reese Wray and family, of Cedartown, were here one day last week. Mr. Frank, Misses Myrtle and Susie Wright, of Antioch, spent one day last week with Miss Elizabeth Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Aborcrumbie, Of Douglasvllle, were the guests last week of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Cleveland. They Were accom panied by ills brother, Mr. Roy Aber crombie. Miss Jessie Cleveland resumed her school Monday, at Leo’s, after the holiday vacation. I’rof. C. B. Wray and family re turned to Macoli Friday after spend ing the holidays here. Mr, Buford Burnley returned Fri day from Aragon. Mr.‘‘Gurley Wray is seriously ill. Mr. Bunyon Willingham was near Benedicts one night Iasi week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith, of your city, have been visiting here. Mr. Don Connor spent last week with Rupert Lee. ESOM HILL NEWS* Messrs. Phil Brewster pud Paul Griffis returned Monday to' Qk Slalo Technological School in Atlanta after spending the holidays at home. , Mr. Bob Brewster returned Monday to Emory University in Atlanta after spending the holidays at home. Mr:' Guy and Miss Gertruda Wand returned Monday to the 7th District A. & M. School at Powder Springs after spending the holidays at home. Mrs. Margaret Post returned Mon day to Atlanta after a stay,ofVov- oral.days here. Mr. J. H. Watson spent the fl*t of thesveok in Rome. Mr\j. E. Pittman and daughter, Dollio, ctf Atlanta, were the guests InBt wcelctbf Mr. and Mrs. H. II.'Wc Whorter. V. Mr. Thos. K''ffrim .Was in Cedar- town Saturday. '' v Mr. J. G. Brews la 1 ' went to Atlanta yesterday for a fowls'>>■» stay- Mr. Dan Hopkins will, °l’ cn h 'S now store here next week. 'V We especially want everk member of tlie B. Y. P. U. to come Sunday night, ns it is the night for new officers. JACKSON CHAPEL NEWS. Mr, Will Orebaugli and family, of Cedartown, visited relatives here re cently. Mrs. Nellie Diffee came home last week after an extended stay with rel atives in Atlanta and Cedartown. Mr. G. L. Shaw was in Cedartown Wednesday. Mr. I,. A. Beck and son, Goorge, were in Rome Saturday. Mr. Noah Beck, of Atlanta, visited liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Beck, recently. Messrs. Fred and Clifford Shaw and Charlie Burton were in Cave Spring Sunday. Everybody remember the singing here Sunday afternoon. Conte and bring song books. Mr. Aleck Hopper returned Mon day to the 7th District A. & M. School at Towder Springs after spending the holidays at home. Mr. John Burton and family re turned Monday'to Atlanta after a vis it to their mother, Mrs.',I. A. Barton. ROUTE 2 NEWS. The many friends of Mrs. A. A Hampton are sorry to know she has been very sick. Mr. Smiley McGinnis and family,of Pincywoods, have returned homo af ter a visit to relatives here. 1 Mr. W. E. Hampton, of Kentucky, has returned after, spending (lie holi days with home folks here. Mr. John Hampton and iistet, Miss Bertha, Spent Sunday as the guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. J. Dempsey, of Littlo Cedar . Mr. Jimmie Hardy, of Priors, spent a few days with friends here recently. Mr. J. N. Hampton killed a hog last week that dressed 541 pounds'. COLLARD VALLEY ITEMS. Mrs. W. I. Henderson, of Kingston, came Friday on a visit to her daugh ter, Mrs. Richard Gammon. Mr. Thos. Grimes and Miss Roberta Dollar were united in marriage last week, Rev. R. W. Hamrick officiating. Mr. A. L. Smith and sons, Jack, Henry and Florence, of Atlanta, spent WORDS OF APPRECIATION. At Home near Cedartown. Jan. 2d, 1922. My dear Mr. Russell: You have been so uniformly kind to me in the past that I make bold to ask the use of your columns to express my thanks to each and ail of the dear friends who were so good as to send such the Week-end with Mr. Richard Gum- j kindly and touching tokens of love, mon. 1 regard and esteem during the happy Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ellis and Mr. | Christmas just past. I was made and Mrs. Hoyt Lovell, of Spring Creek, spent Sunday with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Griffin. Miss Lucile and Mr. Bob Whitehead entertained sixteen young people at a delightful turkey dinner Monday. Mr. P. C. Griffin and family spent Monday at Spring Creek. Mr. John Holland has had as his guest this week, Mr. Taylor of near Taylorsville. Mr. Virgil Moore, of Cedartown, spent two days last week as the guest of Mr. Lovick West. Mr. and Mrs. George Colbert, of Cedartown, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. O. B.‘ Whitehead, and Monday with Mr. Bob Shiflett. The party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Griffin Thursday night wns one of the most enjoyable of the season. Mr. Rufus Griffin left Friday for a trip to Florida. Mr. Herbert Hogg, of Benedicts, was tlm guest Saturday of Mr. Frank West. Messrs. Bruce Mann and Winfrey Langford, of Cedartown, were the guests one day lust week of Mr. Lovick West. Miss Annin Colquitt, of Atlanta, pent Saturday night with her futher, Mr. Terry Colquitt. Mias Mabel Gammon spent several days last week with her aunt, Mrs. Dunwoody, of Rome. Miss Louise Thomas has been visit ing at Fish. Rev. and Mrs. Mack Ferry, of Chickumauga, have been visitors here. Miss Mary Alyee Gammon has boon risking at Kingston and Spring Crook. Mis. Mason Mull is visiting relatives in Alabama. Mr. Jack Whitehead, of Rockmart, has buen visiting roiativqs here. Miss Corinne Sheffield, of Atlanta, pent part of last week with her pnr- nts, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sheffield. Mr. and Mi's. R. F. Casey were vis iting at New Home Sunday. STATE LINE NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. John Prrwott, of E- sont Hill, were the guests Sunday of Mrs. Jeff Dill. Mr. Boso Williams spent Friday at Piedmont. Mr. John Thompson was at Bluff- Ion Monday. Miss Evas Smith returned to Cave Spring Monday after spending the holidays with home folks. Mrs. Win. Casey, of Jacksonville, Ala., spent the week-end as the guest of Mrs. J. O. Smith. happy beyond any words to fully ex press I’m old and feeble now, And tremble at the knee, But life seems the same today, As then it seemed to me. And this is the message I send to. all of my dear friends, both far and near:—r For good is coming to us today. It’s love in the world and coming our way. Tuke it and keep it, and make it •thine, For all things fair and noble and true Will come for the asking to ma and to you.*- With best wishes for your continu ed health and happiness, I am trnly yonr friend JOSEPH A. BLANCE. Buy your comforts and Blankets now or pay more later. STUBBS & HOGG. Mrs. \V. Morgan, a good lady of Wost End, died Saturday, and funeral services were conducted Sunday by Rev, F. L. Wade. She is survived by I ^. g MT. HOME NEWS. Mr. Archie McDaniel, of Romo,was visiting friends here one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baldwin, of Tennessee, are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Baldwin. Mrs. L. M. Lochridge and children, of Jackson Chapel, spent Saturday with Mrs. J. O. Lochridge. Mias Mattie Mooney, of Rome,spent one day last week with Mias Sallie Mae .Edge. ’ ‘ Mrs. J. N, Baldwin and children spoilt a few days last week with rel atives in Alabama. Messrs. J. D. and Walter Mooney, of Rome, spent Friday night with friends here. Mr. John Duncan''was in Cedartown Wednesday. Miss Odessa Lochridge spent a few days last week with relatives in Rome. Mr. J. T. Lqptrr was in Cave Spring Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Strickland and daugh ters, Annie and Ida, of near Cedar town, spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips. Mr. Geo. Willingham was in Cave Spring Saturday. Miss Odessu Lochridge spent the week-end with relatives near Jackson Chapel.. Mr. J. U. Powell was visiting rel- J Virgin atives in Rome Inst week. Mrs. O.N. Ivey and children return ed to Bpring Garden, Ala., Friday af ter a week’s visit to relatives here. IE SHINGLES tHINK of the up-keep as well as the first cost when you build your home. Use Carey Asfaltslate Shingles and your insurance rates will be less. Your home will be safer. You will never-have to paint Carey Asfaltslate Shingles. The beautiful natural red or green stone color of tlie slate is fadeless. Your roof will not look shabby in a few yean. These shingles cannot crack, they do not warp, wind does not get under them, ice action cannot break them. Furthermore Carey Asfaltslate Shingles do not rot. This i3 because ttiey are composed of from 70 to d0% mineral matter. They are inexpensive and are very easy to apply. Let u* figure on your requirements. Hightower Lumber & Supply Co. FELTON LETTER. Miss Corrie Carter returned Friday to the Berry School after spending the holidays at home. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Henderson went to Holland Friday f<jr a few days visit. Felton district voted Thursday for $5,000 school bonds, the vote being 61 to 0. A nice new building will be pul up in the near future, and Felton s happy over the brightened prospect for education. Mr. C. A. Weaver was in Cedar town Friday. Mr. It. W. Lee returned Thursday to Birmingham after spending the holidays at home. Miss Evelyn Winkles spent last week in Atlanta. Miss Estelle Brooks is home from Cedartown for a few days stay. Mr. Dewitt Edwards returned Mon day to the Berry School after spend ing the holidays at home. Little Miss Pearl Weaver spent the week-end in Cedartown with her sis ter, Mrs. H. M. Huskey. Mr. S. J. Winkles, Jr., and family, of Atlanta, spent Sunday here. Misses Nannie and Mary Stone re turned Sunday from u few days visit in Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Luby Arrington an nounce the birth of a little daughter Dec. 20th,who will be called Dorothy Mr. ami Mrs. Harcourt Gaulding pent the week end in Tallapoosa. Miss Elsie Brooks left Monday I for a visit in Tallapoosa. five child re n -—M essrs. and Geo. Morgan, Me and Hindman. Carter, Webb No Hunting. •Hunting of any kind on my land is strictly forbidden.- Violators this notice will be prosecuted. J. C.’ H. DUNN of CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our frjends and neighbors for their kindness at the long illness of our little sou, Lewis. —Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Berry, OBITUARY. On Tuesday, Nov. .9th, 1921, the ilea til angel visited tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holbrooks, and carried away their only daughter, Nellie (irate, the wife of Mr. H. N. Smith. She was a true Christian ’girl Miss Mitchell Barry returned "'th a smile and a word' bf cheer for day after spending the holidays ^«gf her home in your city. Miss Clarice McElwee visited her ■ ’cousin, Miss Flora Mercer at Pales tine, Ala., last week. Mr. Irwin Wood was home from Bir mingham Christmas. Everybody come to the eiqgfrig Sunday afternoon. Mr. Dewey Williams was at Meg- tine Monday. Miss Luna Belle Buttram visit*! her grandparents at.K;,’J inan last week. —V cL Buy it in Cedartown. cry one. Being only eighteen years of . 'TO she was just a blooming rose, butrfV d flt to cal * her to a bet ter hcmvV where wo h °P c t0 meet hersonvdt vee ‘ da y; , Weep mo?,., dear loved ones . for darling NeHib* «’ s not , dead ' She has gone to join tHeV ngels ?" t]le ? treets of shining golil^ * 10 ^ an “ glad ness never can " e or cn( *’ ^ ut where Jesus reigiui eteW our 80Ve ’ reign and our friend*. \ —(One &0T& 1 Her. RUBBER ST. AMPS^Piaa* ’ ^wur rderfi at the Stai \dard Office; £ \ Rev. T. S. Scoggins, general man ager of the Georgia Baptist Orphans Home, writes as follow? to Rev. C. A. DeVane: “The thank offering from some of the friends of the Polk Coun ty Baptist Association reached- the Home on the 1st instant. We wish it were possible for us to express in words our appreciation to the friends who had a part in this offering, to gether with the $32 with which to pay transportation charges, and as sure you that we are indeed gratified because of the beautiful way in which the people in that section are assist ing in the support of our 335 chil dren. I would ask that, you express through the county papers our sin cere thanks to your people for this investment, which means much to our organization.” BUNCOMBE NEWS. Mr. C. N. Waits and daughters, isses Sarah and Margaret, were the ,t of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lanier, Walls Wednesday. j Miss Margaret Waits was the guest j of Miss Estelle Hagan, of Rockmart, I last week. Miss Annie Spinks spent last week with Miss Mattie Lou I.ee, of Rock mart. * Miss Charlotte Sproull was guest of Miss Lulu Cox, of Rockmart, Mon day night. Miss Sarah Waits.was the guest of Miss Mary Wingard, of Van Wert, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roht. Taft, of Stiles- boro,’were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Carlton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sims, of Atlanta, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Sims last week. Miss Mary Wingard of Van Wert, was the guest of Miss Sarah Waits the tatter part, of the week. Mr. S. R. Brumbelow and Miss Bertie Sims, of Atlanta, were the gyestvs of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Sims, during the holidays. Miss Flossie Sproull spent part of last week with Miss Alta Sproull, of Taylorsville. AFTER THREE YEARS Cedartown Testimony Rtailin, Un- •hiktn. ( Sa Time is the best teat of truSc Here is a Cedartown story that haS stood the test of time. It is a storyfwith a point which will connS*tralgh| home to many of us Mrs. S. A. Edmondson?®, Miih St., says: “I had kidney coifi|3^int, which was brought on by ovorwi the farm. My back ached so I couldn’t carry anythli such dizzy spells I couldn’t kidneys didn’t act right. I usi enj\remedies with nl relief friend advised me to ggke Doan noy Pills. Thejkheip’ first. ' Cbntijiudif use re] of the trouble, Over throe years latcrS-M; mmidson said: "I uso Doan's Pills whenever I have a dul feeling in my back and they tiring me quick relief, if is a .'pleas ure to again recommend this .remedy.’ tiOc, at all dealers, Fpstir-Sniburn uffalo, N. Y. ‘ , AJL Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, No More Stomach Bloating, stomach is continually If your kicking up a disturbance; vyotic feel bloated' and distrcss«(f’'4fe^ou -belch gas and sour food ipttfUR. mOuth, then you need ^gjjCt3BP\Sl^jaeh Tablets. GunrantaW by UufBank Drug Co. $100 Reward, $100 N Tha reader* of thie paper will be pleased to learn that there 'Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages and that Is catarrh. Catarrh being creatly Influenced by constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hail’s Catarrh Medicine is takf ri internally and acta thru the Blood on the .Mucous Sur faces of the System thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, giving the patient strength by building up the. con stitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors' have so much faith in the curative power of Hail's Catarrh Medicine that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address P. .T. CHF.NF.V A* CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Driv-rgiitis, 76c. Be a Cedartown Booster! ESOM HILL, ROUTE 1. Mrs. Earl Hughes, of Anniston, is visiting Mrs. W. K. Pryor. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brock, of Cave Spring, spent Christmas with their daughter. Mrs. W. E. Montgom- ery. " * •^ l" ‘ Miss Ruth Livingston, of Piedmont, spent part of last week with Misses Christine find Lucile Pryor. Miss Jessie Hendon, of. your city, spent part of last week with her bro ther, Mr. Barney Hendon. Misses Nannie and Ophia Busby, of Atlanta, spent last week with their cousin. Miss Mary Lou Couey. Mr. Lewis Phillips, of Atlanta, spent Christmas with his cousin, Mr. Clarence Autin. THAT NEW LOAF. Try it. SANITARY STEAM BAKING CO. CAVE SPRING LETTER. Ensign George Connor Steve! the U. S. battleship Maryland, was j home last week from Brooklyn, N. Y. j Mr. Wm. C. Wright, of Pittsburgh,! Pn., was the guest last week of his J parents, Mr. and Mrs Connor Wright. Mr. E. K. Sewell returned Tuesday to BirminghahfT after spending, the- holidays with home folk's, Mrs. Stiles find little son, of Annis ton, spent last week with Rev. • and Mrs. S. H. Dlinon. Miss Willie Ruth McKinney has been home for the holidays from Bre- nau College at Gainesville. Miss, Fannie Harper spent last week in Rome. ./ * Miss Nettie McDaniel .spent the holi days in Atlanta and . Dalton. * Mr« John Sewell returned Thursday to Atlanta after aJvisit t6 Ins uncle, Mr. I. B. Sewell. ’ Mr. Geo. Harris and family, of At lanta, spept the last of. the week with his fathery Prof. J. C. karri*. 4 Mr. Ed. Mitchell, of^Priors. -‘was here Saturday. Mr. DanieP Baker, Jr.| was in Roipe Tuesday. *> l Mr. J. D. Ashmore and fcim .have moved to Rocky Ridge, much te’ijie, regret of thejr many friends Re| Mr. C. L. Baker and son, Ro^-of Mt. Spring, were here Saturday. • Yj Mr. Will Waldrop and-Mr. P. Wilson were in Rome last week, i * Mr. and Mrs.* Albert .i’ayite have returned after an eitBhded stay" inj ^ Piedmont, ‘Ala. . • , «*TT Mr. Walter Baker and son, Dan Jr., were in Cedartown.SatuvdqH Many from here attended the' ‘j given Saturday night by Mr. A : Blythe, of Fnirviejty * ‘ SALE. Will lie sold at' ,the residence late O. R: Simervale, the fot!" 1 scribed property Dir Jan.jJ.4tr 2 mules 8 years of age, 1,000 pounds; I mare, -4 yei weighing l,0b0- pounds; 1 i ' ■2 heifers, 1 bull, 5 headvo: The above property is l. as a distribution athong .the the late O. R. Simaryille. G. H. HtJTCHESO: >/vjUu ‘•if eti more suffering, II mdre sleeplessness, Ij more ill-temper than my other aingle cause, tut YOU* CAN GET UD of constipatibn* Nor do-yoi4(have to taka -f any *auseating, gnp «• medicines to doit. RICH-.LAX RlCH LAXu anew treatment It clean*' move* the poison* from the ’ou la chape to accomplish iCH-LAX docs this without weak *nd half-sick, as you after taking ordinary laxatives* it Our SMf*. W.arssosurS’dut J1USM you that wa wsst vou to JF.gueSSstjfvm m*4kint you* wffl iwwibr ULMER DRUG CO. . and Soap), iaiL/n it of Itch, Eczema, Jotter or other iteh- dleeaeee. Try thle treatment m% our risk. - JUMER DRUG CO. Surip Relief from Ca- . j tarrh. M«Rdated air is the only tfeat- menwfpr ;catarrah. Breathe Hyomei and *(^tgin immediate relief. At. ~ ‘iank.Drtag Co. Money back if it fra" " s f Men or women to talep orders a- friends and neighbors ' let /genuine gtjfyaQteed hosiery, liine for' men, women and child- Eliminates darning. We pay 7,5c iour spare time or $36 a week full time. Experience unneces sary. Write International Stocking Mills, Norristown, Pa.,., Temporary Administrator. This Jan. 3d, 1922/ 1 The Standard and McCall’s Maga zine only $2 a year—*c«sh in advance, \ot course. ~
