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You Nccdn
Be Without Milk
No matter whert j-oo fco on a
picnic, boating, camping of motor
ing you can always have pure,
rich, tweet cream and milk if J ou
cany a topply of'
Coiinqe
BVAPoR AT ED
Startl farad
UniwMtiiMi)
Cotuge Milk tn be ed for every
purpote for which milk and emm are
oacd. It last indefinitely, and It more
convenient, end economical and sani
tary than bottle milk. -
Cottage Milk It dclirertd direct
train Our condanseries to your
grocer, insuring freshness at
.S tunc.
Thm AM WHkoat (Ac
Coohmd Tost
la Two Sixes
5 and lOc
At a3 Coed Dealers
Op Phone
Culisn Uroksrnge
('nmpnr,
fourlaa 441J.
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Thsnter Iutl-1lr,K. .
.: Omaha, Neb. . "
Arwawutcot!rAjrT .
CHICAGO
HBfiS8Sw
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Don't Talk War!
Talk Business!
It you want to cut down ex
penses, rnako your old clothes
last another year by having
them cleaned, dyed, altered or
repaired by ua.
Bring or pend them In and
let ua quote jod a price for
making them good as new.
y Wa put new linings' In Jack
ets, Coata or Overcoat; ' put
velvet collars on Overcoata;
put velvet or silk collars and
cuffs on Jackets; In fact, do
any kind of altering or re
pairing for both men's and
women's garment at much
less tban tbo regular tailor's
charge.
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Out-bf-To vn Business
Itweive Prompt Attention.
Write for complete price list
or any Information you desire.
liioPantonum
1513-17' Jones Htreet,
Phone Doug. 60:1.
GIT LIGtlKTT, President.
By MELLIFICIA. Wednesday, October 21, 1914.
ACRED HBART alumnae beld-lts annual meeting Tuesday at Park
riace. Lunrbeon was served at 1 o'clock from small tables in the
refectory, which was taatefully decorated with autumn leaves and
shrubs. . t
Attractive centerpieces on each table were India baskets laden with
fruits and placed on mounds of leaves. Coves were' laid' for seventy-two.
In the afternoon an enthusiastic business meeting was held, a resume
of the year's doings of the alumnae read and officers-for the coming year
elected: Mrs. L. C' Crofoot, president; Miss Marie Woodard, first vice
president; Mrs. Thomas Parmele of Plattsmoutb. second vice, president;
Miss Blanche Kinsler, treasurer; Miss Nsn Murphy, secretary; and Mrs.
Arthur Keellne, recorder. The feature of the day was a miislcale at 4
o'clock, given by Miss Alice Virginia' Davis and Miss Emily Cleve.
An Informal tea was held at & o'clock; the former presidents presiding
at the urns. . .
Former pupils of the Barred Heart convents all over the world have
chosen October 20 as a special holiday to be known as Sacred Heart day.
This was also Alumnae Day in Omaha.
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'Oas
Kansas
Three
Trains
Dally
VIA T1IH '
Missouri . Pacific
Leave Omaha Ar.'Kansas.Clty
5:00 A. M. 3:35 P. M.
2; 00 P. M. . 8:S5 P. M.
11:15 P. M. 7;lu A. M.
Modem Kqulpment
" C-i-.cr. atioa Slccpere
Superb IMr.lng Car Service
MchU a la Carta
llr t 'unnriluria In Ktiui t'M
L'plon rotation f.,r inputs
tout!. iiit Went.
TICKET OFFICE
1424 i '.!'.. n M.
liiRn Mniion.
Tliun. K. Oo.lfisy
Gruel id Agriit, lassengrr Dept.
' ' t yt At
4 1 t t
5
$3iQ a Mcnlh
20 different makes to
bfli t from. Free Ktool,
iiarf, Tuning and In
surance. Kent allowed
a purchase price if
you decide to buy.
Cc!:r.:c!!er c fJueller
PI VXO tU'AXT
lili l tl;! harnaiH Mreet
lKugla mat - '
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Church Eeception.
Bv. 1 C. X. Dawaon of the Diets
Memorial lthoJlt church were tiitered
a recpUon at the church Tie'1ay ve
nlng. Mra. Pawion was presented large
bouquet of roaes, the presentation rpaech
being" mada b- John H. Beaten. P.. B.
Daems gave the a4dreaa of walcoma. A
musical and literary program was given.
Mine Uena Gllman. Mr. Jark Alvorl and
Mri. J. Klger takhig part. One hundred
guests wera present.
Johnion-Sagert Kuptiaig..
Tha weddlug of SUe Frieda Fagart.
daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Kagmt, to Fredrl, K. Johnaon took place
WdneeJay at nocn.
The Kv. !r. Collar perforrwed the
cremony. Mla Marhoff -played the wed
ding march. Mlas Moljeka Johnson wss
I rldRsmctU an1 Mr. luring 'Elliott best
man.
Th i.rida moia a suit of dark bli Im
ported Frenrh . erg trimmed In black
fox fur and ' a lata black velvtt nat
trimmed with Imported qullla. The
hridamald was alaot gowned In a bite
ai'U with hat to match. The chutch was
decorated In Klliarney roa and fama.'
After the ceremony a wediHtig luncheon
wna served at the Hotel toyal.
Alter November 15 Mr. and Mrs. Join
son will be home at 471 North Fortieth
avenue. ' ' -
Mortoa-Pindell Weddinj;. i
The wadding of Ilaa Angelina PlndeVt;
oaushter of Mr. and Mra. William 11.
rindelt, and Cyril John Morion of Grand
Inland, look place Tuesday at 1:50 o'clock.
Hev. Thomas J. Mackay of All faints'
church performed tha ceremony, which
was witneeoed by only the Immediate rela
tives and a few lntlmat trlmd. Mrs.
George M. Durkee played the Lohengrin
weeding march. .. '
The bride w ore hor traveling ault - of
dark blue novelty cloth, with a blacK
velvet hat. trimmed with wtitte algreltea.
Fha wore a coraaga bouquet of Mra
Ward rosea and lilies ofthe valley.'' '
The only attendsnt wss Miss Angelina
Rush, niece of the bride. '
The 1 decorations In' tha dininf room
wera In brtda roues, while pink chrys
anthemtima were used In the parlors and
garden flowers. In the living room. '
Mr. and Mrs. Motion have gone on a
western trip, and after November lb will
be at home at Orand - Island. " '
Among the out-of-town guesta were
Mrs. V. ..I.ynda'of Chicago and Miss
Olive PtrxlaU oX Mmnvapolls.
At the Unifmity Club. '
Mrs. Charles O. McDonald entertained
at luncheon Tuesday at the Vnlveratty
club, followed by a matinee party at the
Iirandla for Mrs. Wslter Clsrk of Mll
f"rl. Conn. There wera els guesta In th
party. Thla afternoon Mrs. J. IL Mc
Donald had four gueata at tha Commer
clul club for Mrs. Clark.
For Setdwood Visitor.
Mis. C, B. Coon entertained at bridsa
Tuesday afternoon for her daughter,
Mra. Geoive B. Ayers of Desdwood, 8, D.
The decorations were yellow and white
clirytanthemums. Three tables wera
placed for the game. Mrs. Ayre leaves
Sunday for her borne In Dead wood.
For Uit. Hacker.
Mrs. Krauk Bacon entertained at bridge
this afternoon for Mra. T. JJ. Hacker of
Fort. Oglethorpe, cie.. who la hjira with
Major Hacker, tlx guata of Dr. end Mra.
J. J. McMullen. Major and Mrs. Hacker
were formerly atatloned hare. Mrs. Mo
Mullen will give an Informal tea fur Mra.
Hackrr .Saturday afternoon.
Pajalco Dancinp Party.' k
Tha Tssslco clue will give a danolag
party Thursday evening at the Metropol
itan club. ..
Grceticitl-Eau Xaptialj. 1
The marriage 0f Mlai Anna Rau to Al
bert Urovtachel took place Tueaday after
noon at the home of the bride. They
re attended by Mlaa Matilda Rau. alalar
of the bride, and Mr. YVUmer Pandstedt.
Hev. C. N. Uwlhart of the Grace Lutheran
church cfflclated. The immediate fsm
l!lc were the only guesta present.
Bnai B'rith Keeling. .
The Lartira' auslllary to McKlnley lodge
or the ll nal H rtth will meet thla evening
at the Metropolitan club at I o'clock. A
musical and literary program has been
arraaed.
White-Downing Nuptials.
The we.l.lina of .!a NriUe M. Downing
and Mr It. Victor Wl.li ..i.kui
Turaday evening at I o'clock at the Diets
Memorial MAthodlat ihurch. Rv. C. N.
Da4Hu officiating. The young couple
wore attnlrd by Mra. Nellie M. bhaw
anJ Mr.. J. n. Lldilon of St. Ixmta. Mr.
and Sin. V nil will be at home at IV
Pacific street. . i
.Omaha Police Find
Conditions Bad in
Chicago Courts
A taste of the condition of Chicago po
lice conditions Is furnished the local au
thorities In telegraphic communlcatlona
from Detectives John Dunn snd James
Kennelly of Omaha, who are thre waging
a legal battle , for tha return of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred (thaw, wanted In Omaha for
slKxdlftlng. beating a hotel bill,- and as
sault upon fluperlntendent Jamleson of
Havden Bros.
The Shews were arrraled In' Chicago
upon complaint of the local police, who
wired that officers and requisition war
rants wera on tha way. Before the, war
rants snd officers got thre tba priaoaera
bad been released on bonds of 11,600 each,
furnished by a Chicago criminal lawyer,
and these wera promptly jumped. It now
davelopa that the bond fumiahed wss a
"straw bond ".and that tha bondsmen. In
stead of being out anything, ere ahead in
the matter to the extent of a. fat fee. '
An Inveatigntlon la now on In .Chicago
by the state's attorney, who charges that
t lie police are working with a criminal
ring of thlevea and lawyers to tha detri
ment of Justice, i
PSZAN0WSKI ARRESTS
PIERCE, PLUMBING THIEF
Robert Pierce. Itinerant, 'arrested sev
ersl times for cutting plumbing out ef
v acant- houses, waa arrested again' red
handed by Defective John Psxanowskl,
who caught htm with a bag of. plumbing
i ewly cut from a house in the north part
of tha city; , " . .
In the last few weeks nearly a dosen
houses have been damaged to the extent
of several hundred dollars each, all for
the plumbing, ' which, sold aa junk, only
brings a few cants.
.Fierce' la believed to be the man re
sponsible for the vandalism and tha po
lios and real estate exchange will make a
strenuotia effort to put hint away for
good thtB time. -
IOWA TEACHERS TO ATTEND
' MEETING HERE NEXT MONTH
M!ssa Zona C. MoAdon, ' Minnie
Graves. Lela" Terry, Mary Kidder and
John Gorham.'el! tea-ciher at Little Sioux.
j la.,' will be rent by the citizens ef that
village to the Nebraska State Teachers'
association meeting In Omaha, Novem
ber 4, S and s. About l.iiOO other Iowa
teachers will also attend tha meeting.
Holdrege and Ravenrva have notified the
local committee that their teacnere will
be aent at the school district expense to
attend the association. '
The Burlington railroad has arranged
to run . a Bpaolal train to Child's point
during the meeting to give teachers an
opportunity to vl'lt the caves of prehis
toric people,' ".',''
WATER BOARD BOSS '
WANTS EXPLANATION
n i. ii . .
R. Beectier Howell was wrathy.
Borne one had reported to hlut that
employes otthe Water board had been
driving the Water board's machine
around town with the picture of Johnny
Lynch Instead of that of Ho weft. The
motor contained Members Cberman and
Heafey, Unslneer Prince and Bupe.i
tendent Hunt. .
It took thent some time to explain to
the bosa that eome joker had changed
tha photos.
I Dancing Club
Tin: Jiajia lii'.G-
j The 8. R. lanclnb cjuu has annouueed
a aeries or aancee for tha coming yar.
Those In chsrae are Mesars. 1 I. Hoag.
P. P. fklnaer. T. l. Ctombs. B. F. Thomas
and W. G. tUrhtr.
, In ar.d Oat ef the Bee Hire.
! Mrs. Wili.ani J. Hunsaker of iti mw,
!Mhh.. who waa the guest of Mr. aod
M:s. I r liii k Clsrke Use weak, la spend
Ir.g thla week with Mr. and Mia. H. a.
C'.aike, Jr.
f'rs. f an Coxtena has retuinrd from aa
ievtencud tnii tu lbs Pacific wi,t, visit.
lug at l.os An(t!i, fn ta,i 8te
V"ranclso. . .
FATHER KILLED IN WAR.
,t GIRL HERE TRIES SUICIDE
Miss Kmma Rhea, aged 1 years, a
domestic at the Omaha club, attempted
aulcldo by taking gas. when she received
a letter from her folks in Europa con
veying tha Information that her father
bad been killed In the war. Dr. Foils re
sponded to a call at police headquarters
snd tha life' of the young woman was
saved by the aid f tha pulmotor.
IRISH FELLOWSHIP CLUB .
MEETS THURSDAY NIGHT
The Irish Fellowship club will hold
"open houee" at the Arlington club rooms
Thursday evening, when all friends are
Invited' to attend. A short program will
be rendered.
Candidates' Cards .
Must Not Be Nailed
to Telephone Poles
Four motorcycle po;ir:nen and all
ratrolmen on the .'of hsve been ordered
by Acting Chief of Folic M. F.
Dempsey to tear ro-n the campaign ;
poster, 0f (he political candldstes
"Oaa large dltrict where lhe posters i
hsd bn tacked to telephone, electric i
111 1 snd telegraph posts wss clesred of j
the csrds by 11 o clock one night" rsld
Chlf Dempsey. "The next morning the
posters were atill on. te posts.
"W csnnot prosex-ute the candldatea
and It is difficult to spprehend the men
who work after midnight for them, but
wa are doing all we can to prevent the
violation of the law."
The policemen have ben notified to
summarily srrest snjone found perpe
trstlng the nulsnca of postlns the can
didates' sdvertlsements on telegrsph
pbsta and public property.
the p.ihll. ity bureau s rnnmlna rt. lsrt- nnn.Ur lrh,r, havo Blreadv Wrli.lranse throuah the local teachers to se-
rrent belne condu. trd at tl-e Vo'inx Men's t"n la to arms-e for rooms, 5f-re looms cr re more avai'al rooms In homes of
Christ an asdatlon for th- NeM-aeka ' sre to le lirtrd. a an unusnally lar.e at-
state teabers' annual rnnvemlon. to be f errtnr.( e !s rpoted. uperlntendr nt E.
held during the fleet w-rk In November, j t. iJraff of the fi.ihr.c schools will sr-
the s. hool i l-.i'dren. Secretsry .V. A. Rem
Irgton of the Young Men's Christian ss
soilatlon is handling, trie room lists.
Goodyear Tire Men
to Have Big Meeting
.Ten local salesmen of the Goodyear Tire
COmoenV Will ta- .i-v t Tn...l'.u ln -
specisf Pullmsn for Akiym. O., where they
nm psmcipaie m a re nc rs I s-ion of
all tha cancarn'a seillnj forces. There
will be a, meeting of men from western
territory in Chics to, where It la ex
pected that about ten train loads of Good
yesr tire men will assemble end all leave
at once for the home cfflee.
On Wedneaday, Thursday. Friday and
Paturday of the same week tha officers
and men will diacuss new selling plana
and the whole, affair wound up with a
eumptuoua banquet at Akron. (
Fatr f atansrtle t ablets.
Tou will Ilka tnetr positive action. They
hav a tonlo effect on tha bowels, ar.d
give a wholesome, thorough cleansing to
the entire bowel tract. Ptlr the llvr to
healthy activity and keep etomach sweet.
Constipation, headache, dull, tired feeling
never afflict, those fchb use Foley Cath
artic Tablets. -Only :o. Specially com
forting to stout, persons, who enjoy the
light and freo feeling they give. All
dealers evrrwfc.ere.--Adverttsemnt. '
lsf Pius, sf
MANY ROOMS LISTED FOR
. THE YISrriNG TEACHERS
Over 60 rooms, capable of accommodat
ing l.eoe persons,, sre already listed with
About 3,500 Pairs of Standard Makes of Kid
Gloves gsSg Saturday at About HALF Price
This is the most important Kid GloVe an
nouncement we have made for many sea
sons. A year ago this coming Saturday we
had the biggest Kid Glove day in the history
of our store. We have planned months ago
to make next Saturday a still greater and
bigger day, to establish a new record in our
Kid Glove business.. We have achieved
results far beyond our expectations in assembling
Kid gloves from the worlds most famous makers all
newr, clean, perfect, fresh merchandise at about HALF
or little more than hklf of their regular values. , They include such famous makes as
Adler, Derby, Centaur and Laconia
We have a full assortment of sizes and colors in the lot and
the goods are all clean, fresh and desirable. Every pair
guaranteed to be perfect. Watch-the daily papers for further an
nouncements of this, the. greatest sale of Kid Gloves in our history.
Kg2 QUANTITY- QUALITYSERVICE:
Onr connections with Stern
Brothers of New Tork place us
in constant ' touch with the
European markets, aa well as
the) New York market, en
abling ua. to show evervtulnaV
new- as soon aa It appears.
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Onr Annaal Fall Sale of
Blankets and Comforters con
tinues; all items at advertised
prices ae long; as the lots last.
It may break cold any day now.
Better prepare by taking ad
vantage of the bargains offered.
About 1,800 Manufacturer's Sample Blouses
All to go on Sale Thursday--on Second Floor at Very Small Prices, Compared to Values
One lot 6t nearly 1,000 beauti
ful Waists, in Shadow Lace, Crepe
der Chine, Jap Silk, Mescaline and
Chiffon. ' These are all ' .
new models, made by - ' v
one of the best manu-. . t
facturers In the United
States, i Fashionable . c
materlala and most
wanted colors. Dosetta
of smart styles to ..
select from. Come
early; aa waists like
these will not last
long.- ;
Values Vp to $4.50, .
Thursday for
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Another Interesting Offer
... About 00 Blouses, in Georgette
Crepe, rich . Satins, Crepe de
Chine, Lace, Velvet Basqueette
. and Basque Blouses. The best,
values ever offered at. this price.
' I ?l Values tp'to $tiM?'v
.-.",. Thursday for' ; v
Stunning New Models
In Shadow Lace, 'Net,
Chiffon. Exquisitely
pretty Dresa Blouses.
Values up to $10.00.
Offered Thurs- d C
day at........ SD
Suit Special Thursday
Vatuea out of the ordinary,
indeed! A new lot in which
style and fabric excellence
much higher price
Broadcloths, Pop
is, Gabardines. In
practical colors and
trimmings. The smart Red-
Ingote. Dlrectolre and Pa
letot cut Jackets and "nobby new tunie skirts.
! i 1 1 Una. 8erge
. J Pi tood.
The fall fashion aristocrats. Suit that pos
sess all the style,, elegance and finished su
periority of garments that you see marked
30 and $35 In many other lines.
Women's Smart
Shoe
Head and Nose
Stopped From a
ColdLTry This.
Tour eold will break . aod ail Jtrlppa
misery and after taking a da of "lope's
Cold Compvu.l" evary two hours until
tinea doses are taken.
It promptly opens clogg?4-tip nostrils
and air passages n tha head, steps as.ty
dlscliarga or nose running, relieve aick
liesflaihe, dJllnoaa. feverlshaea, sore
throat, aiveesmg. aoreneu and stlffaeas.
lont stay stufed-ii! Quit blowing
and snfr'uig! ase our throbbing head
-nothing else In tha world sixes h
prvmpt rrlief as"Pap'a Cold Compeund."
w hloh oosta only X rsnta at any drug
atore. It a.ts wttbout asltnre. tastva
nla. and tausrs o In.onventence. Ac
cept no eubsutute. Advartisemeut.
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7 s
til 7 W
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Street Frocl
is
Pretty Models
WITH .the new Satin and Vel
vet combinations. The nob
by Serge and Satins. Smart flared
tunics, pleated and plain. New
basque effects. AH the good colors.
' 5 W:
All Silk Jersey Petticoats
Made with deep, all flue pleated
flounce. Kvery desirable , $1 AO
color. Very special value. 91, JO
Smart New Fall Coats
n and misses. Va-K
will surely createl
st buying on our7J
ior Tburidt y.
. for women and misses.
ues that wl
the liveliest
second floor
About 400 nobby.'up-to-date
Coats for women and misses.
, every one of the smart cloths
of the season. Heavy, all-satin
lined ' Broadcloths, Arabian
Lambs, Seal Plushes, Persians, Cheviots, etc.
Silk Plush &nd Ural Lamb Coats
Tie
A special lot of fine coats, in the guaranteed
Sc alette and Salts fabrics; heavy guaranteed
satin linings; long, full cut
coat;' large, storm collars.
turnback, cuffs, wide facing.
Splendid values at..
eavy guaranteed
$19100
s
4t I
In the New
'STAGE" Last
The most popular
footwear for fall.
Very smart fclioos.
Patent vamp, cloth
tops, high Cuban and
Kpoeial heels. Ex
treme short.' vamps.'
These are the new,
popular .lusts, giving
the foot the t-hort ef
fect. All sizes.
$4.95, $3.95, $3.48
"Baby DoU" Shoes for Women
Wide, plain toes, low heels, cloth tops. -Patent and
dull leather. We have all sizes md An an
idths.in this very popular style.
Pa
Nelt Comfy Slippers for Women
In blue, red, lavender and tan. Ribbon trimmed,
padded wool soles. All aiies. rretty OQ
and comfortable slipper for, pair... vlsOJ
WARM
T 1
For Women and
Children
Women's Fine Silk and Wool
Suits lli?h neck, 'with
lone: .sleeves; "Duteh neck,
with elbow sleeves; L?w
neck, sleeveless; all in ankle
lengths. Worth
to $2.50, at, 6uit.
Women's Hnei l"nlonKuit Me
dium and fleecy lined cottons,
all styles and sizes. str
Worth up to $1. suit.. I DC
Women's Union Suit v -Fine cot
' ton. fleecy lined; high neck,
with long sleeves; Dutch ne?k.
with elbow sleeves, and low
neck. s!eevless. All in ankla
lene'hs. Special yrlce. r
suit OUC
Boys' and tiirla' Ueavy Klecexl
CVtton I'nlita Suits High seek,
with long sleeves, ankle length.
Ages 2 to lt years OA
69c values, at, ault.... O JC
$1.98
Women's Kid Gloves
Just arrived About 75 dozen Women's Fancy
Kid Gloves. We are certainly fortunate in securing
this lot. They are the
newest, the best and tha
smartest styles hare
ever seen. They come ,
with embroidered backs,
in an AnHlas varlntv nf 1a-
signs, each more attractive v7
than the other.
IMack with whito embroid
ery, black with .mixed
black and. white embroid
ery, white with black em
broidery, white with mixed .,
black aud white cmbroiderv,
tan with black embroidery, etc., etc.
Overeani stjlea as well as la ydque and priced
most reasonably. Tli qualitie are the standard
IVrrln qunlltiew, and every pair is guaranteed. g3
nrvvrsi otiicr isiuuu. nir i iu"i. i,v
thee gloves at J.50, J.li3, 92.00 and $1.30 a
pair. - ThurMlay we will feature one line special,
a quality which should sell for 2.o0 m pair, full
)iie sewn, with routraMlng twacks, S OA
real kid, i-tiery pair guaranteed, at.. i)JLeO7
Por fcle Tliuraiiav about 5S dosan fiueat quality Cham.
olsKiie wuli prettily atiloheii harka witli blfk
,...o,il h.if nl.ius sewn. tno-iUp siile. A auiallty
tliat we axil liuw at !c a pair, ami wliltii Is worth a
(I cod e.U inure. I ie ciusnmy i. in.iiirj inn
,i auasrst ei'lv lactin. The giovra ara
Viiaraiitt wasliobl. r-'l regularly at Se
a pair. Thursday, at, r'r
50c 1