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It Co ind-duo f? Ws er\ " who ed " ork hand hd ps l iii-isis-iii-a-SIT/ill') We have no. a: M “a " dit'tmetoemrMotrttrtt-taurto no Including Bert. am. We have ev- ery one who remitted will tine credit in be credited at next change. We btrettrtrorttretrortwtittremaarbr than in mean to put their label in advance. VOL. XLVII, NO. Stayed f the premises of the under-Med a ut um: August. a ' ym old red he r, dammed. Infor- mation that will to her recovery will be rewarded. The Durham Club of Toronto will meet on Monday evening. Sept. 15th 1024, at the Queen Mary Tea Rooms, " King St. W.. Toronto. This is the Int meeting of the Club lince June nod the Committee will opprecinte a In" attendance of members and friends. - Hail" Anny Durham Club in Toronto First Aid and Homo uni». Couru Zlon Women', lnstl te will hold: First Aid and Home rslng Course at the home of Mrs . J. Davie, commencing n , o'clock. Sept. 15th. " ls moat important tho! all should attend the an! meetlng. Isa Ruth Plrt, R. N. will have char of the meetin . Everybody Welcome. Bronx Trio ttt In Heard Again The B avlck Trio. who rendered such a hi clung program here on the. evening r the 12th July. will be heard main re on Tuesday, Sept. 23rd, in the n Hall. under Red Cross auspices. peompanylntt them will be Miss 'Ma Bishop. the ra- nowned piper and bland dancer! Admission 50c. All B ts reserved. Plan of Hall open on Tue y next at. Variety Store. East Grey Crop Content . In this year's standing crop compe- tition. conducted by East Grey Agri- cultural Society, the following are the prize winners " decided by the judge. Rom. Medd of Blyth: Ed. Davis, Markdale: Oliver Turner. Eu- genin: Robt. Sevnnaton. Flesherton: W. J. Stewart, Flesherton: Robert Chard. Flesherton: McLoughrey Bros. Muhdnle: Punk D. Cairns, Ceylon. Lady Bowl." were Unlucky on Day The lady bowlers held another local tournament on the green tricky last. and six rinks. shivered and froze while they aimed for the kitty. There was much good play however and " the done Mrs te. MeBettN rink stood high. Her updating Indies were Minn Margaret Hunter, vice skip: Minn Winnie Blyth and Mrs Frank Irwin. At the close of the ploy. the ladies on the invitation of Mrs H. Morlock. were "tea'd" at her home, when dainty refreshments were served. The hostess also donated prizes to the winning rink. which took the form of :ancy tuuuikerehiers. ”coach” with His 'utti0ttta Mr Ernest McGirr. B.A., who the past year was one of twonty three who comprise the teaching staff ot Gait Collegiate Institute, has had re- markubio- success with his pupils in the subjects which he taught. Bri- tish History. Eng. Composition and Literature no the subjects assigned past your '38 one 0! lWPHl) “II-7r who comprise the teaching staff ot Gait Collegiate Institute. has had re- mnrkable success with his pupils in the subjects which he taught. Bri- tish History, Eng. Composition and Literature no the subjects assigned to him and at the recent Department- at exams. in that city. only 7 out of " pupils under his jurisdiction were "ailm in the former subject Ind a correspondingly small number Composition and Literature. The C‘ Inmate his an attendance roll of ov 600 students. Made Trip in It Days Mr J. W. Blyth. Varney. received word from " son Victor. at Ceylon, .vucqk., who with Mr Elmer Fischer and two Barrie chaps motored to that point in Mr. Flshvr'a Buick car, mak- ing the trip in ll days. They had no car trouble en route, and enjoy-mi the trip immensely. going by way of the States. via Chicago and M. Paul. Minn. Ceylon. Saul. is the home of the Aland family and since arriving the boys have landed good Jobs. In . couple or months they expect to re- turn by the same method of transpor- tntion. They left Durham ling. 20, reaching Ceylon. Sept. lat. Mann” - at Mrs 8. Pmomn'n The Durham Branch Women’u In- stitute met Thur-day lost " the turn home of In Sun Patterson. Blends. The program was held on the lawn In; front of the home and the busineeai end conducted from the verandah. Mrs Jno. A. Graham. " President,) wielded the baton. In John Meoirrl contributed to the program a GiiGiil paper on the “Social aide of Farm' Lite" nnd went to show how nodal times of today dittered from that ot. out forefathers. Mrs 1.8. Mellralt‘ni also spoke and demonstrated "how to), foot a stocking" and Mrs C. Ramage} gave acme tact; re the approaching k Plehtaclte. The daughter of the house It“ than. recently hack from Toron- to, where ahe was one of the judging ten-I from thin district in the culin- ary line at Toronto "Ex.," spoke.glv- mg her opinion of the method- and ,rroeqtNm tollo'ed tn the work. She team from um district In lnl' cuuu-‘ “u m.-- - My llne at Toronto "Ex.," spoke.giv-, the Redford and in; her opinions ot the method: ondlthey were up In procedure followed In the work. She} to settle there ant regretted that they were not able iil however. preterr - home . who to thl- disstrtct/tair utimote of t the and for the best Judging teen made. After mac tttttng to we County. Mrs Thomlborl. etc. the 1 Atom ot Dgqqt-q Brunch. contrl- ale to navigate not“ a "all. can the "iic'itCl,eTaiis cu. no on. the w M a -r. til. WM; re on Tues?! » Wu Hail. u PB. ccompany; B 'Ma Bisho r and hlam on. All B ts open on Tue "sre.Nv.f,i,s2, R. R. F Durham m PUBLISHERS rte not able to to this dintrfet. The Col Will Speak on Armenia Dr. A. J. Vining, President of the Armenian Relief Association of Can- Pp. wil lspeak on the conditions in [Armenia. in the Presbyterian church (rm Sunday, Sept. 14th " 11 a.m.. at ,‘Gloneig Centre Baptist Church in the latternoon and in Durham Baptist ;Church at T Fm. f Home from Western Trip l Two Walkerton ladies', Mrs H. A. jStephan and Miss McCormack, both [well known in Glenelg, Bentinck and (Durham, have recently returned from inn enjoyable two months' viait to {Wisconsin They spent some time i, with their brother Dr. Hugh McCor- 'mach, who has a successful practise 'at New Auburn. Wis. They also :spent some time with their sister, I Mrs McLaren at Spooner, Wis. While [they were at Spooner'a tornado visit- 'ed the district where their brother . resides at New Auburn, 60 miles away. Two Ministerial Changes in Saugeen Presbytery Rev. W. H. Smith and Dr. Smith were representatives of Durham con- gregation at Sunset-n Presbytery meeting in Westminster Church, Mt. Forest. A call was extended to Rev. G. S. Scott ot Holstein and Falrbairn from Pelham, near Welland. Rev. W. H. Smith prosecuted the call on behalf ot Hamilton Presbytery. with which this congregation is atmiated, while representatives from both Holstein end Fairbairn spoke highly of Rev. Mr. Scott’s work as pastor among them for seven years.. Mr Scott de- cided to accept the call and will preach his farewell sermons in his present charges next Sunday. Sept. 14th. Rev. W. J. Burnett of Dromore was appointed interim Moderator. Rev. R Drlnnnn of Cedarville and Esplln congregations. resigned his charges, and will retire from the min- istry. leaving to reside near Hamil- ton. Rev. Mr Walker of Conn, is to be interim moderator. A splendid paper on "The faith and polity ol the uniting Churches," was read by Rev. J. H. Lemon of Clittord, which will be typewritten and dim trlbuted among members of the Pres- bytery. Arrangements were made for hold. ing a his Young People':' Rally In Mt. Forest the second week in Oct- ober. The Presbytery also dlscussed tho O. T. A. and the coming Piebiaeite, and resolved to work to the uttermost of their power to further the carry- ing of the Plebiseite next month. Rev. W. H. Smith is the newly ol- ected Moderator of the Presbytery, ween-ding Rev. Mr Drinnan. Thr, next meeting will be held in Arthur. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Redford of town Have Narrow Escape Mr. and Mrs Alfred Redford, thel Iatter's sister, Mrs Wm. Adlam and son Elton of Mulock, and Mr Irvine Sharp of town, were returning from Toronto on Tuesday evening. Sept. 2nd, when the former’s Chevrolet car was severely bumped against, andl it is by the rarest good fortune that there is not a casualty list to report. The accident happened a short piece out of Aldershot, running near Wat- erdown. and their car was close. to their own side of the road when a large car in which were seated three men, came along the opposite way, and, --why it will never be ttttown,-- on the wrong side of the road tor them. Mr. Redford swerved his .car as close to the ditch as he possibly), could without capsizlngghe car. ill was evidently not tsufficient for this big car for it came. smash against Mr. R's luggage carrier. breaking his back whevi, bending the axle. demol- ishing the fender and suit case sud also ripping a. tire. The severe Jolt caused the party to be eorttsidertsbly shaken up while the ottending pony i"""' had more or less of Joe Bea. grsm’s best on their person) wanted jjto know what they were doing on 'the wrong side ot the road! .' .' Mr. lRedford quickly “lured them that 'it was they thst were on the 'rronlr side of the road sad to eorrottorate "er. Redford in his statements was . .cu- which shortly came Along with " managers and witnessed the aeer (dent. A lsdy and gentleman in this .car jumped out and rendered every ipossibie usistmce. and no willing ,lwitnesses to the sir-Ar should any- ;Ithing further come out of it. Collision Near Waterdown The three gentlemen who ran into the Redford all”. now rallied that they were up “unit " and otreredl to settle there and then. Mr Redford however. preferred to watt until a lalr utimete of the damage could be made. After much prying with crow- hors. etc.. the Redford party were we to navigate home in their own lcrlppled car, mun; here shoot , iiht Council Purchased at Bickle Chemical Engine Urged by the necessity of better) tire protection, Durham Town Court-) ell last Thursday night decided to pur- chase a Bickle Chemical tlre engine. which will be delivered here in 30 days. trom the factory of the Bickle Engine Co. of Woodstock. The Count eil secured same. completely equipped and delivered, with Searchlight and bell added, for the favorable price of $1.590. There were representatives ot three firms present, who had not sent in tenders air the engine,--Mr. Tanner of the American La France Co. ot Toronto: Mr Carmichael of Lorne Tractor Co. of Tilzonburg and Mr. Bickle of the Rickie Co. of Wood- stock. Reeve Calder suggested that each man be given about 10 minutes to address the Council in support of his tender. and Tanner suggested that all retire while tenders were opened and read. Both were acted upon. Conn. Bell thought it too previous to deal with tenders. when Fire and Light Com. knew nothing or them be- ing asked for. The Reeve retorted he thought it the business of the whole Council. specifications had beep sent out and no member of the Council had objected when it was.mer.tionevi to call tor tenders at last meeting. Ks-Mayor Laidlaw,( who was pres- ent. enquired if the electors _ had been invited to discuss purchase, and referred to the town's high tax rate and overdraft. He had signed peti- tion for better tire protection '. water protection he understood, not a chem. ical engine. He asked were the Coun- cil Justified in buying now, without a vote of the ratepayers? Mayor Smith replied he had legal opinion, and it was quite legal for the. Coun- cil to buy the engine as proposed and issue debentures in payment therefor. im. $1,585 and the Dickie. $1,595 for 4 ton truck, delivered here, payment to be made 15 days after acceptance. V The tenders being opened, the La France Co. was tor $2,100, the Lorne Mr. Tanner ot the La France Co., was Brat heard. His engine had two 25 gal. chemical tanks. extension lad- ders, electric lighting, alarm, etc., mounted on one ton Ford truck chase sis. No provision was made for run- ners. but all equipment could be re- moved simply from chassis and put on sleigh. Mr Carmichael ot the Lorne Co. was giving a bargain price-charging profit to advertising. He intended to make it a better outfit than speciflea- tions called as tar as appearance was conéerned. They used La France tanks, included siren and Searchlight and equipped body to cover 500 feet of best hose. Mr B. l. Blckle of the Blckle Co.,‘ stated his firm catered more to vil-l Iago and town requirements. His truck would carry two 35 gal. tanks, the best of 4 ply duck hose would bu supplied, and he promised a bell and Searchlight, with any model selected. Reeve Calder, after the representa- tives had withdrawn, stated the La France tender could be counted out, and the Council would not be tar as- tray in buying either of the other two. Coun. McFadden had called up ex-Reeve Lippert of Walkerton, who said they were well satisfied with a Bickle. I Coum McQueen had inter, viewed the Windsor Fire Chief ree ently, who recommended the Bickle A m-dtion of Hunter-Macdonald, that Bickle tender be accepted, was unan- imously carried. Maeiomud-Mcradden, moved that the Reeve, Mayor and Conn. Hunter form purchasing Com. Carried. The representatives Were called in and the Mayor informed them. Mr. Blckle had the successful tender. Ar. rangements were made for him to meet the purchasing Com. at nine next morning when all details were completed. The Reeve brought up the subject of holidays for the veteran and faith. ful Clerk, W. B. Vollet. It 15 name years since he has had a vacation, and a motion that he be granted two weeks, the Council engaging a sub- stitute. was unanimously carried. Accénnu totalling $597.12 were pas- Bed. FOR SALE: Qu bee Heater and stand. Bums wood r coal. Apply Mn. Geo. Blackburn. Jpper Town. To Regulate Dance Hall: and Can: Hanover Town Council have taken up the matter ot early closing of regtaurs ants and dance hall: and a special meeting will be held shortly to deal ‘with the situation. " is proposed to draft a hy-law regulating the hours for such places. The maJority of the members of the Town Council are said to be in favor ot closing the dance mn- " 12 o’clock during the week and prohibiting swanky night dancing. Renown wlll not be ul- lowed o remain open Inter than n or " o'clock " night and only It comm but: on Sunday. DURHAM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ll, 1924 "TrFWe?r, With which is incorporated the Holstein leader Masonic Picnic Today. Durham Royal Arch Chapter are this Thursday afternoon and evening. holding a picnic at Mr. E. D. McClock- lln's camp grounds at Rocky Saugeen. A good time will doubtless be spent by the brethren and ladies, in this bedutitul rustic spot, in games and social eonvlviality, with a program at night. Claims an Alibi. In the car aceident reported inlast Week's Review, when Wm. Knlsley had his leg broken by being knocked oft the road with his motor-cycle, try a passing Ford coupe, we stated a Listowel party had secured the num- ber. This number was sent by Chief Falconer to Toronto, and was that of an Owen Sound commercial traveller. The Chief sent information on to Con- stable Jones there. and the owner of this number states he was in Meaford the night of the accident, and has evidence there to prove this. Chief Falconer sent back to Listowel for corroberation of the number, and the reply states that a Ford coupe came to the scene of the accident. peered around as it to see what had occur- red, and returned again, and the num- ber given was correct. The Chief in- tends visiting Owen Sound this week and further developments are await- ed. Meanwhile Knisley is recupernt- ing steadily but slowly in the hospital Season’s Crop and Good Barn Went up in Flames here, Spontaneous combustion Was re- sponsible for the loss by tire Tues. day afternoon of the. large barn 60 x 38 ft. on the farm oeeuepied by Mr. Lorne Allan, 3rd con., Egremont, to- gether with all his season’s crop, the biggest tor some years, and a few an- imals. It is most disheartening to lose the fruits ot a summer’s labor. almost in a moment, and the nature of the tire will make all farmers doub- ly cautious at this season ot the year. ' About 2.45 p. m. neighbors first not- iced the barn enveloped in times, no one being on the place. home had gone to Varney with a load of chop, while his mother was at W. J. Allan's across the sideroad. Thos Wilson, Ab. Noble and Jan Marshall were first on the scene. but the barn was already doomed and with other neigh- bors arriving, they directed their et. forts to saving the dwelling house near by. The roof, on which chunks of blazing shingles were continually falling, was kept soused with water, and two hand fire extinguishers did good service. Lorne had Just purch- ased one ot them that day and Mil ford Matthews brought his with him. ford minim brought G with him.‘” " URDAY, saw. 13, 1924 With the barn were burnt, a eolt,alat 1.30 .m. sharp, the following; . l t:,,',Teotety,1,,1:i.gi"1dt,111,f,,w,1ei,ly, Walnu Htrll Rack, .ftre, ,,e.it,',1f. . ' 4 '. er . u- serious loss however, will be his best! £20,l“7“:ii in? :zzxfslhairs} 'l pair . . i . . . 'ip/oe,, 'J/uit,.,'"?',', Ite, :2: '3'l"t"irii.w' velott arch hangingts (large)'. I 35 loads ot cats and barley dilemmaf pair velour areh hangings. (small) : went up quickly in fiameg one load” small oak tables: fireplace screen _ . ' _ land andiron : 3 piece bedroom suite. ot heaves bein still on the wa on“ which was t"/i,r,"'d,','l',(d'll s ioak: 3 piec bdrm": “1:? white " . _ tenamel: Bp ngs an ma reason: 10131723: tal 33:: wti.1au,e 1t,,"i,e,tdi'0lti,, Bedroom curt us with drapes : white . I t: small bed- Lmme's brother Archie, who is in the] g't',r,1.,,g"..iit Lt',',','), rug: rever- Wost. and who had an insurance of? sible rug . . $1600 on the barn. Lorne had alsol Kitchen ran . Electric washer $1600 insurance on the contents but l, new: Singer se in; machine: bool; leach will cover only a fraction of thel case: kitchen co or cupboard : kit- ass. ' nhnn “up . 'trttr It chairs : falling Durham Car Struck Owen Sound car, Causing About tso Damage The following article trom Mon- day's Owen Sound Sun Times re- lates an accident in which Mr John Burgess ot Durham was alleged to have run into another car driven by Miss Keeling. The eollitgiot1 is admit- ted, but the statement in the item that Mr Burgess acknowledged he was to blame and agreed to pay the damages is, we are assured. not cor- rect on the authority of witnesses of the accident. The lady evidently had been turning the corner and not keep- ing to the right '. TG Jirnei: ot In Ave.W and 10th Bt.,, Owen Soundhiwu the scene of an automobile accident Sunday after noon shout 5 o'clock, when u car driven by Mr John Burgess of Dur. ham, crashed into a Star touring car, driven by Miss Leone Keeling The latter was going south on lst Ave, and intended crossing the 10th St. bridge, while Mr Burgess was travel- ling west over the bridge. Something attracted his attention as he was coming over the bridge, and he did wnot see Miss Keeling coming up the other street, and the result we: that he hit her car boardtside, washing the running board and otherwise dun- ngin; the car to the extent of about wo. He admitted tint he we. to Diane sud agreed to my the damages. Neither Mr Burton not It" Kee1ittg were injured in uywny.” Never Admitted Blame Mr and Mrs John tle daughter, of ly ors recently with Isaac. Mrs. A. McKinnon visited a few days with relatives. Mrs Thos. Mc- Comb, east of Wlliamsford, tor a few u..,... Mrs Ralph Hayes of Edmonton, is with her parents, Mr and Mrs C. L. Grant on an extended visit. Her sis- ters, Misses Althea and Edith Grant have both resumed teaching on the Toronto school stall Miss Agnes Staples. deaconess at St. Paul's Church, Sault Ste Marie, was a visitor from Saturday to Tues- day with Miss Margaret McGirr and Mrs. Alex. McCormick. Miss Staples and Miss McGirr were graduates to. gether from the Deaconess Training School, Toronto. days Mr iinriirs. Geo. J. Jucksch and Mr and Mrs Grant McComb spent Sun- day with Mr J's parents in Meaford. Miss Lillian Martin of near Paisley. was the guest of her cousln, Mr and Mrs John Burgess a couple of days this week. Mr and Mrs Robt. Isaac and daugh- ter Margaret motored to Toronto last week to meet their son and brother James, on his recent arrival from his overseas trip. James proceeded on to hls duties as lecturer In the State University of Colorado. at Boulder. Mrs. Rev. Boone, of St. Louis. Mo., is spending amonth here at4he home of her mother, Mrs. c. McDougall. Miss Belle MeGirr returned home Priday after a visit of several weeks with her sister. Mrs Thos. Watson, of Galt. Her brother Ernest accompan- led her back. Mr and Mrs Henry [sane of Cor. betton, were visitors at their rela- tives. Mr and Mrs Rom. isaac, the first ot the week. Mr. Robt. Watt of Calgary. spent a couple of weeks with his sister], Mrs. P. Reid, Br. and other friends in and near town. He left Monday tor Roch- ester, N. Y to visit his daughter, Mrs (Dr) auiii,diii". Miss Ella Baird, nurse. New York, came to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. Arch. Baird last week, and also to accompany her younger sister, Miss Grace to Hamilton Hospital, where she enters this week as nurse- in-training. Of Ho ehold Furniture and Effects at the esidence of the late Dr. J. G. Hutton, Kitchen ran l Electric washer, new: Singer se up: machine: book case: kitchen co ner cupboard: kit- chen table : 'kltch n chairs: falling leaf table: coal o stove, 3 burners, and oven: Gasolin stove, 3 burners and oven: Knob Utentri1ta--Grtur iteware; Floor and all brushes, car- pet sweeper, steam cooker, laundry tuba, Floor Polisher (25 Ibis): Type- writer (new). Horse, cutter, ham as. harness can) robes, garden toolts, table tools, car- penters tools, oar-pen rs tool chest. - TERMS: All mime no and und- er, cash. Over that mount 6 mos. credit on approved tot t notes, bear- ing Interest at 6 per ce t per snnum. R. Brigham, Auetltmeer DISHES for Threshing Tune CREDIT AUCTION SALE We have 3 complete stock of WHITE AND CLOVER LEAF In Cum and Saucers, Cups only, Plat“. new“, Hanan, Soup Pinter, Fruit Nappies, Eta., Etc. Call its. And get your wants. Speck! Prices on DINNER SETS AT The Va'riety Store R. L. BAUNDII. I John McLean and lit, of Dundalk. were visit Mr and Mrs R ere, .3 Ila-.1 Mrs A B McLeilm is visiting friend: at Brantford, Hamilton and Toronto for a fortnight. PERRY-ht Lew-.11, Sash. August 27th. to Mr and Mrs Fred Perry, (nee Maggie Ftrth, Edge Hill) a daughter. r?ALCONER--At Durham Hospital. on Saturday, Sept. 6th, to Mr and Mrs Harold Falconer. Eugenia, (nee Dorothy Greenway) a daughter. Ready Money Durham Branch, it! Any of the following preparations t, will prove soothing and beneficial: w JEROBN'S LOTION (Benzoia and Almond Cream) w For the daily care of the Skin ili Lyman’a Witch Hazel Cream if Vanishing Cream Cold Creaam ti, Sealy's Parisian Balm Horse Races on Thursday and Friday afternoons Palmer's Big United Attractions HARDY, the Celebrated Tight-Rope Walker London Kittie Bud Thursday Hanover Band Friday Hanover Fall Fair - Sept. 17th, 18th, l9th Big Attractions Afternoons and Evenings. Come R. ti. RICHARDSON, Pres. s. B. CLARKE. Sec..Treas. Fteeeezeeee'eéee """"'"t, } Keep the Skin Clear and Fresh 'il, -ENRICHEs THE BLOOD STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM Peptona is very beneficial for a run-down condition and dur, ing Convaleiteetteo. 1 bottle .......$1.25 3 bottles for...$3.25 s bottles for ..$5.00 REXALL Beef, Wine and Iron Is a stimulating blood tonic and strength builder. Large bottle for..$1.25 Our Best Tonic and Health Builder Wampolc's Cod Liver Extract Greatly Increased Prizes in Live Stock Published Weeklypt 88.00 3 you In ”as. Peptona. reliable Tonic. Price $1.00 McFadden’s REXALL DRUG STORE IF all your surplus funds are invested, you may be embarrassed for ready money in an im. mediate emergency. Money in a Savings Account in this Bank, it always available to meet the unexpected need. djNTA BORN STANDARD BAN K Branch lilo It Priceville. TORONTO OF CANADA TH P. Mr Ind In Funk Saunders of Bud- bun'. vim Mr and Mu Manley Tul- ford of Toronto. motored to the home of Mr l. W. Blyth, Varney. as visit. orl over the week end. Mr Saunders (who I: . brother or Mrs T'eitor'tl motored the whole way from Sudbury. Containing about 200 acres. on Gar- afrnxa Road, Glenelg, four miles nonh of Durham. Good buildings: plenty of water. Possession given this fall. Apply at Review Omee. Removes dandruff. cleans tlu scalp, promotes the growth. health and beauty of the hair. An inditspettBitrle aid for paint- ing cuts. bruhws and ubrutons to prevent Infection. and to hasten the healing process. Keep It hundy for all emer- gencies. Put up In any quantity School Supplies Hirsutone FARM FOR SALE OR RENT In "mnete. To United sum C. WAGE & SON. Publisher! Tincture of Iodine Headquarters for Price We and 't.00, for the Hair Purctest John Kelly, Manager. U 31%;. is?" L2}