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e w 1| DISTRICT NEWS Mr.‘ Jacob Kienzle and Dr. J. M. ]’hdmm‘hcm» mess trip to Hamilton on Monday of last week. ~ Mre. Allan Good was a visitor at Hespeler during the forepart of\last week and attended the funeral of her Miss Mary Ann Donald of Hawkes. wille called on some friemds here on Tuesday of last week. She was accompanied to our villâ€" ege by her brother, Mr. David Donâ€" ald, also of Hawkesvilie. Miss Marie Kienzle, who has been ill. suffering from appendicitis, for the past ten days, underwent a sueâ€" cessful operation at the Kitchener & Waterioo hospital on Friday foreâ€" noon. Her many friends will be pleased to learn that she is recoverâ€" Ing nicely and hope to see her fully restored to her former good health. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Snider on Friday attended the funeral at EL mira of the former‘s uncle, the late Isaac. Wismer. The village trustees last woek greatly improved King Street by having the road grader go over so that motorists mow have a good piece of gravel road through here, linking up the concrete higlgway at St. Jacobs with the concrete roadâ€" way at Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Strch and son Russell were visitors with yelatives at St. Jacobs on Sunday. Mr. Ed. J. Pfeffer was a business visitor to Elmira on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Engel of Watâ€" erloo were over Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Fred Weppler. Miss Gertie Weppler of Kitchener spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Guido Koch and famâ€" ily are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Kust Koegler. Mr. Carl Steiss of Galt spent over Sunday at his home here. Mesrs. Henry and John Scheerer of Elmira were Sunday visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry &cheerer. Commenced Seeding. Owing to the exceedingly fine seeding weather last week farmers have made good progress with the work. Reports have come in ‘rom some who had already finished seedâ€" ing by the week end while quite a few will be done this week. Personals and other items as told by Waterloo Chronicle correspondents Rev. E. Holm of St. Jacobs conâ€" ducted the services in the Lutheran Church on Sunday afternoon. The service next Sunday will be held at. the usual hour in the forencon. Annual Conference. Preliminary preparations are being made by the Lutheran congregation for the Lutheran Canada Synod which willconvene in their church here for their annual sessions, at the end of the month. It is esti. mated that there will be 75 or 80 ministers and delegates in altendâ€" ance at the meetings which last about five days during which evenâ€" ing services will be a held, a schedâ€" ule of which will be announced later. An impressive service will be the ordination .in to the Holy Ministry of Student John Mangelsen who is one of this year‘s graduating class and has been making his home in this village for quite a number of yeard. Special Services. x Special Evangelistic meetings will be conducted in the M.B.C. Church by the pastor, Rev. E. Sievenpiper, assisted by Prof. Willard Hallman of Chicago, I!I. These meetings start on Thursday evening,â€"May 3rd, at 8 o‘clock and will continue every evening until May 20th. (Saturday evenings excepted). Personals. â€" Misses Violet Schwartz of Kiten ener and Roxie Schwartz of #lmir .» . 844 King St. N. For A Good, Reliable and Experienced Auctioneer See or Phone conEsToGo . B. DUERING, Baby Chicks and Hatchingt Eygs From trapnésted stock with official records up to 312 eggs. Various varieties such as Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes, Minorcas, Anconas, Leghorns, etc. Also all varieties of Ducks and Gee#e. Cusâ€" tom hatching at moderate rates. Write for prices WATERLOO Sunday at their home here. Mr. Milton Scheifele: of Detroit, Mich., was a visitor here during the forepart of the woo'l. Mr. Allan Scheifele of Toronto spent Sunday at his parents home. Charged with Assault, Geo. Wong, a docal Chinaman, aged ffteen, was made a ward of the Children‘s Aid‘ Society after being found guilty in court of assaulting Edward McTearnen with a kmife at a local restaurant on Good Friday. Magistrate Blake favored deporting the young foreigner to China. A Small Blaze. i Blinded by the glare of lights from ‘“““’ dnbofs hos Renoeman o n ase 04 a Grand River car, a motorist collidâ€" ‘gnjoyeg Banquet. ed with another car while cmwing! About fifty young people attended the bridge over the Speed River. The 1the banquet of the Epworth League |occupants of the care were sligh{ly |of the Methodist church on‘ Tuesday injured by flying glass, but the cars icvenmg. when a most enjojable time | suffered little damage. The Ca"6 ‘yas spent. The banquet marked the were driven by A. Thiele and Fred Lclosing of a contest between two Lang. ‘tcams of the league, points to count, ‘Reorganize Bowling Club. Twhich resulted in the losers ban. Children set fire to grass on Moore St., on Friday afternoon which gave the firemen a run. An~ adjoining building had caught fire but little damage resulted. \Sold Pacer for $1020. .."Ruth G" a pacer owned by H. Wilson of the Queen‘s Hotel, was sold to Ed Bleiler for the sum of $1020. The honse has a record of 2.09%4. 2 Auto Collision. Much interest was taken in the ‘queung the winners. reorganization _meEuug of the local ‘0, music, addresses Lawn Bowling Club at its annual.‘durmg the evening meeting Friday evening. Thos. Hepâ€" | burn was elected president and Rev. More Members Wan Father Gehl viceâ€"president and Thos. } ‘The local Horticu Ballantyne secy. treasurer. It was ilf\“m"hing a drive f« decided to hold a one_day tournaâ€" \which at present I ment on June 27th. |pared with 216 las Prices Drop at Market. lWiII Camp at Lake L Lt en rntelil ‘The housewife was p)eased to see a drop in the price of produce at the Preston market Saturday morning, especially of eggs and butter which sold at 32c per dozen and 38 to 40c per pound respectively. There was an abundance of other farm proâ€" duce disposed of at usual prices. Funeral held Friday. â€" ‘The funeral of the late Adam Roos wasiheld from his late residence on Friday afternoon, interment taking place in the Preston cemetery. The pall bearers were W. J. Schleuter, Jos. Krug, Frank Theurer, Henry Drusso, Howard Nix anw M. H. Mulâ€" ‘Hn. Rev. W. H. Knauff conducied the service. The late Adam Roos >dléd at his home in Wednesday, Apr. |24th, having beep in failing health for the past five years. Deceased was born in Doon on Jan. 9, 1846, and moved to Preston when seven years old. Two daughters survive, Mrs. J. O. Deary of Galt and Minnie at home and two sons, Emil of Deâ€" troit and William of Toronto and one sister, Mrs. Benj. Erb of Winnipeg. Contracts Let. Atâ€"a meeting of the Road and Bridge committee . of the County Council and a committee of the town council, it was decided to award the contracts for the paving of Kress Hill and the highway leading to it from outside the town limits to the King Street intersection. Tennis League. Preston and Galt have entered two teams in the Twin City tennis league end a schedule was drawn up. M.F. Pridham is president and W. E. Walsh secy. treasurer. .¢ Lost Two Fingers. As a result of an accident last week, the «uperintendent of the gteel‘ workers engaged in erecting a grand' stand at the Riverside Park, was unâ€" 1 fortunate in having two fingers o({ is right hand taken off while unâ€" fondlng steel. ' { h. SHANTZ PRESTON Ayr, Outario Phone 136 ul On Thursday evening a large and appreciative audience was in attendâ€" ance at the concert given by the St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian church choir. lmmew, ed of a play and a number of musical numbers and Splendid Choir Concert ;m _X f ‘The young people of the Methodist church gave a fine rendéring of the play "Cinderella" on Thursday even. imlmdltho‘owhotookp-rtw quitted themselves creditably. ‘The barn purchased by the town some time ago from John Lippert, has been removed and the surroundings at Forbes Park are much improved as a result. s Barn Removed May Operate Bus Service. It is reported that a bus service may be started between Galt and Preston shortly, and it is believed that the new services will be well patronized. x A party of young people were most enjoyably entertained at "Cleaview," the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimâ€" merman, on Friday evening. The \evening was spent im games and dancing and at the close refreshâ€" *mem were served. . Enjoyed Social Evening. The South Waterloo‘Liberal Conâ€" servative convention has been postâ€" poned for a few days and a new date will be announced shortly. ‘More Members Wanted. { ‘The local Horticultural Society are \launching a drive for more members tuhich at present number 154 comâ€" ;i;ared with 216 last year. |Will Camp at Lake. & The Tuxis Class under C. A. Panâ€" nabaker decided to camp at Puslinch Lake this summer, at a meetling held recently. Elected Sunday School Officers. . At the annual meeting of the Sunâ€" day School of the Methodist church held recently Wm. Hortop was electâ€" ed s‘xperlntendent and Gordon Harâ€" vey and Chas. Stager assistants; Frank Stager secretary and Leslie Lamb treasurer. Laid to Rest. â€" The funeral of the late Joseph Balzer, a former well known busiâ€" ness man of this town and of late yearts a resident of Preston. was held last Thursday, interment being made in the Hespeler cemetery. Personais. a * Mr. a‘nd Mrs. Chester Zimmermap oi Buffalo, N.Y., are visiting friends here for several weeks. | May 12 (Saturday) â€" Valuable [I‘ousehold effects belonging to the estate of the late Mrg. Elizabeth |Shantz situated 58 Albert St., town ; of Waterloo. © Mrs. Fraser has left for Scotland after visiting friends here for some time n May 30 (Wednesday) â€"1 o‘clock ; sharp. Entire firm °stock, ‘impleâ€" meérits, hay, grain and household efâ€" | taots plonging to the estate of ‘the late Ismiah Hilborn, sitwated 2 niles southcast of New Duadee and & miles northwest of Ayr. Positivaly ho reserve. (The farm is sold.) Mar. 3. (Thursday)â€"Sale at the Novelty Shoppe, No. 137 King St., West ,Kitchener. + May 18 (Friday)â€" Mortgage sale of 50 acre farm belonging to Les | ~E. J. SHANTZ, Auctioneer, _ May 5 (S&turday)â€"Household Efâ€" ‘tects and good horses at the Markâ€" et Square, Kitchener, 8 a.m. May 15 (Tuesday) â€" Valuable implements and household _ effects belonging to John Helm, situated one mile north of Bamberg and 3 miles northwest of St. Clements. J Strub situated about 24 miles west of St. Clements. Sale to be held at the City Hall in the village of St. Clements. " * May 5 ‘(8‘tur¢hy)â€"â€"0\enfln¢ Aacâ€" tion sale of valuable real estate (if not previously sold) and valuable household effects belonging to Mre. L. Lincke situated at No. 12 Ezsra Ave., town of Watermfoo. W. W. FRICKEY, Auctioncer Auction Sale List H. B. DUERING, Auctiopser 1. H. TOMAN, Auctioneer HESPELER. A fine program etc. were given Valuable ‘ HOUSEHOLD EFFROTS:â€" Oak bedroom _ suite, T wooden bedstead, i leather seated oak dining room chairs, cleck, couch, 2 rugs, goâ€"cart, child‘s crib, earpet sweeper, fruit llnh and numerous other smal} arâ€" ltlclec. HORSES, HARNESS, ETC.â€" Also one general purpose horse, heavy bay horge 5 years old, heavy bay horse Glgear!. heavy roan horse 7 years old, set team harness good as ‘nfv. «et single harness nearly new, dump wagon, 6 shovels and lot of other useful artictes. *Anyone wanting good heavy horses come to this sale. TERMS:â€" Cash. F. MORLEY, Proprietor E.. J. SHANTZ, Auctioneer. 16â€"1t. FOR SALE A 2 Unit Himnan Milker with fixâ€" tures. Apply to O. G. Stoltz, RR. 4, Kitchener. % 18â€"4t. | FOR SALE | Strawberry plants 20,000 Senator |Dunlap. 50 cents per 100. Orders | filled in rotation until supply is exâ€" ihaustedA Oscar Burkholder, Breslan. 17â€"2t. FOR SALE 12 Bain dumg wagons, almost new, $180 each. Telephone Maine 6805, Toronto. > 18â€"3t. FOR SALE NewVictory Seed Oats, 90 cents per bushel, good sample. A. C. Bow:â€" man, Petersburg. 17â€"3t. FOR SXLE $200. Cash will buy Ford Touring Car. Apply to Jacob Uffelman, 18 Allen Street E., Waterloo. 17â€"2t. TERMS:â€"Cash." FOR SALE Open ~Buggies 1%%& inch cushion tires, $115; Top Buggies 1%4 inch cushion tires at $135; @lso 7 ft. binâ€" Ger in good running order and some second hand mowers. Apply 27 Erb St., Waterloo. 16â€"3t. | WANTED ‘ Girl for general housework for ‘small family. Apply Mins E. D. |Lang, 150 Queen St., South Kitchâ€" ‘(«ner. 18â€"1t. FOR SALE Barron â€" strain â€" white leghores, from Pennsylvania farms, barred rocks and R. 1. Reds, all single combs, and all bred to lay, . eggs $2.00 a setting of 15, also strawâ€" berry plants for sale. $5.00 per thousand. _ Apply Eli H. Weber, Waterloo, Ont. R. R. 2, Phone 700 r 11. 15â€"2â€"mos. | WANTED _ Cattle for pasture for the season. \ Place of pasture adjoins village of Haysville; $8 per head. Apply or {write 46 William Street, Waterloo. | * 17â€"1mth. WANTED. To hear from owner of good Farm for sale. State cash price, full parâ€" ticulars. D. F. Bush, Mimneappolis, Minn. â€" 14â€"6t. i% WANTED General servant girl, apply Mrs. J. A. Scellen, 41 College St., Kitâ€" chener. 17â€"2t. SATURDAY, MAY 6th, FOR SALE > ; 3000 PUREâ€"BRED CHICKS FOR SALE in two weeks, any variety yob want, delivered to you at one or two weeks did. All chicks are guaranteed, pure bred and from the famous Mill« er strain of !!linois. Special reduction on 200, 300 lots or more. Prices from $20.00 to $30.00 per hundred for week or two week old chicks. 100%. safe delivery guaranteed. Orders must be in two or three weeks before delivery is expected, Remember! Guaranteed, Pure. bred, HagitXy Stock. Order toâ€" day from Baby and Older Chicks DAVE LITWILLER & co. New Oundee Ontarie At 8 en _ sink, â€"7 kitchen chairs, lGunge couch, 3 rockers, coal oil stove, coal wil heater, Fairy Oak heater with TC.â€" Also over (wood & coal), 2 burner gas rse, heavy Plate, bench, bread trough, tin lined heavy bay fsh box,. large barrel, tub, screen in horse 7 doors, bed comforters, 2 feather ss good as ticks, pillows, carpets, mats, sStair early new, Oilcloth, hammock, 1 hanging lamp, and lot of 3 lamps, 2 chamber sets, dishes, ‘sealers, pots and pans, crocks, flowâ€" ravy horses @r pots, copper preserving kettle, market basket, _ cabbage . cutter, wharcoal iron, flat jrons, mirrors, Kitchener, 2 beds with eprings and mattress. ‘es, ] bureau, 1 washstand, 1 leaft table, 1 ironing table, 1 round table, 2 small tables, 2 cupboards, 1 kitchâ€" Where will be sold by Public Aucâ€" tlion on the premises of the underâ€" signed, 58 Albert @Street. in the town of Waterloo, on Commencing at 1.30 pm., sharp, the following valuable property, vis: ‘ W. W. FyCKEV, Auctioneer, Phone 592w, Waterioo. paper rack, snow shovel, hedge clipâ€" per, buck saw, coal scuttle, â€" bird cage, plants, clock, hat rack.§ TERMS;â€"Cash. Yaluable Household Effects. 1{â€"1t AMANDA SHANTZ, | b5â€"octave Henners organ and stool, . {plush couch, combination couch and\{ davenport, parlof table, upholstered d chair» writing table, glass book case, ‘revergible office chair, 4 small tables * extension table, 6 dining room chairs, ] B large rockers, side ‘board, mantel I Iclock, bamboo music stand, hall | rack, 2 iron brass trimmed beds with ';Springs and mattress, 2 wooden beds | | with springs and mattress, cot, 2" "dressers. one with manble top, > 2“ wash stands, one with marble top,‘ wardrobe, flower stand, easy chxlr,‘ 2 large bevelled glass mirrors, bed|‘ ticks, bedding, toilet set, 8 cane, bottom chairs, roll top desk, chll!ovu-1 ier, book stand, large number of plc-' turés and frames, enlarging camera, commode chair, towel rack, Bissel carpet sweeper, Adanac Peninsular kitchen range, 3â€"burner gas plate, 2 | coil electric heater, electric toaster, new coal oil heater, Hot Point elecâ€" | tric fron, flat iron, crokinole board,! lcopper boiler and other stove utenâ€" sils, large number of aluminum ware, lspice cabinet, 3 lamps and one hall | lamp, kitchen table, 2 chairs and one | stool, good imitation robe, dishes, l‘crockr;ry, glassware, cutlery, 2 breadi ‘| boxés, water motor washing machine wringer, wash board, wash tubs, \| cellar cupboard, glass kitchen cupâ€" \| board, 2 ironing boards, clothas horse, screen cellar cupboard, manâ€" .| gler, sauerâ€"kraut tub, step ladder, (|2 veranda benches, lawn mower, r| garden hose and sprinkler, hose reel, dough mixer, large quantity of .\ seaters, 2 O‘Cedar mops, 2 clothes â€"|basket, lawn shears, quantity of nut coal and coke, 1 cord of short cut â€"Ipardwood, bicycle, flower pots, jarâ€" ~| dinere pote, sprinkling» cans, 2 hand a sleights, 2 coal scuttles, buck saw, " |axe, snow ehovel, garden tools, some #\carpenter tools, and a lot of other Valuable Real Estate (if not previously sold) and Valuable Household Effects. There will be sold by public aucâ€" tion on the premises of the underâ€" signed, situated at No. 12 Ezra Ave., in the Town of Waterloo, on commencing at 1 pm, sharp, the Kighteenth day of May, 1923, at 23 following. â€" â€" lo‘clock p.m. the following farm proâ€"‘ perty, namely: The south half of the l!'S;:ctaove hHenne;ls o:\igan andhetoo‘li, st half of Lot number Ten, in the 2“‘ woas “l’"; t':fl on °‘;“‘; t"r';d ighth Concéssion, Eastern section avenporl, pario ®, upnoisl® f the Township of Wellesley. The chair» writing table, glass book case, said property is said to consist of reversible office chair, 4 small tables _., 1 \ ; Fifty acres of land one half fal extension table, 6 dining room chairs, 1 d halt seeded in 2 large rockers, side ‘board, mantel plowed. ana . ons s as m onpenn e ooel : um grass. ELLEN SHANTZ, Proprietors At the same date _there will be ‘olored for sale, éubject to reserve bid if not previously sold, that valuâ€" «ble solid brick semiâ€"bungalow resiâ€" dence with stone wall, consisting of seven roomed and threeâ€"plece bath room, hot air furnace, hardwood trim all through, two quarter cut ork floors and.2 maple on first flat, elecâ€" tric lighting, gas, hard and soft water lot has frontage of 60 feet on Ezra Ave. and a good sized garden in wood location, only two blocks from atreet car limo. _ X + Terms of Real Estate will be made known on day of sale or can be had from the undersigned. articles ‘too numerous to m Terms of Chattels: â€"Cash SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923 MRSB. L. LINCKE, Propriectress, H. B. DUERING, Auctioncer, Phone 136, Waterioo. ED AEUEL Clerk. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1923 PUBLIC SALE too numerous to mention 17â€"2 ‘There will be sold by Public Autcâ€" tion, on the premisee of the under signed, situated in the ‘Township of Wellesley, one mile north.of Bamâ€" berg three miles northâ€"west of St. Clements, on * Valuable Farm Stock,â€" Implements s# and Household Effects. . HORSES:â€"Heavy dark bay team of mares rising 6 and 9 years old, sorrel, mare riging 11 years old. * Pl(é:â€"dow with | litter Of 6, 8 weeks old by time of sale. Also about 30 hens. L IMPLEMENTS:â€"Brantford bindâ€" box, neary new; light sleigh nearly new, new Jumper cutter with top, 'Porthnd cuttér, hay rack, gravel planks, stoneboat, _ wheelbarrow, |scales 2000 lbs. cap., fanning mill, !clrcnllr saw 26" nearly new, Hay TUEBDAY, MAY 15 1923. Commeneing at 100 o‘clock p.m., 5 ft. cut, seed drill, spring tooth culâ€" tivator, dise, hay rake, 3â€"sec,. fron harrow, Fleury plow No. 21, 2â€"seated carriage nearly ‘new. oneâ€"horse carâ€" riage, open buggy, 2 top buggies, (1 'nwly new, good Road wagon with 3 in. tires wagon box, sleigh, sleigh John Helm, 18 2t MORTGAGE SALE Under and by virtue of the Powet ot Sale contained in a Mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale ,there will be offered for sale ‘by public auction by W. W. Frickey, Auctioneer, at the Hotel in the Villâ€" age of St. Clements, on Friday, the TERMS: 1095 of the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale, balance within 30 days there. after. For further information and parâ€" ticulars apply to the undersigned. McBride & MacKenzie, Vendor‘s Solicitors, Waterloo, Ontario. WW. W. Frickey, Auctioneer. Coming! Waterloo‘s Dollar Day| Festival. _ Wa‘ch for detailed anâ€"| nouncement. | Proprietor, To make improvemen s, pay off present mortgafe or for other purposes? I am making loans to farmers almost every day. Perhaps you want to borrow, to buy a farm? See or write to me. Does Your Farm E. J. Pay80N Mminvemas ~ 42 FRANCIS NORTH, K TCHENER. . Tel. 1105w The Royal Bank | of Canada FAR MERS SEKED GRAIN, LIVE & you . ba ts MONEY to BANK, we shall be glad 40 have a_ call from ness affairs. mt 9# Waterloo Branch. 18â€"3t Auctioneer, Phone Waterloo. Fork Carriage for steol track, 116 it of rope, ‘S-h bags, scalding trough about ft. of flooring lum» ber, 2 fron kettles, root pulper, liadâ€" der, logging chain, grind . stone, crossâ€"cut saw, some ready made wire fence, some cedar posts and p,. forks and shovels. # 3. HARNESS:â€" Set team harness, 2 sets single harmess. f 2 GRAIN:â€"150 bush. oats, 80 bus. HOUSEHOLD EFFEOCTS:â€"2 taâ€" bles, some kitchenâ€" chairs, 2 bedâ€" stedads, bedstead with springs, 2 benches, churn, 2 corner cupboards, kitchen cupboard, 2 box stoves, milk can‘s, large milk can, wash tyb, bureau, sewing machine, knit imhiwe. American cream separ& and numerous other artic 5 Need Money? 1918 Model Ford Touring Car wit} good tires, in good running order. TERMS: â€" Household Effects, Poultry [nd all sums of $15 and unâ€" der, cash; over that amountâ€" 9 months‘ credit wil be given on apâ€" proved joint notes or 5¢ off for cash. Positively no Reserve as the ‘There will be sold by public aucâ€" tion on the premfises of the underâ€" signed situated at 58 Albert Street, ‘In the Town of Waterloo, on commnecing at 1.30 o‘clock sharp, the following valuable household effects. _ Cupboard (fairy oak), stove heater ’(wood or coal) with pipes and oven, ’2 beds with springs and mattresses, Ibureau, washstand, leaf table, round table, ironing table, small table, . 7 kitchen chairs, 3 rockers, screen doors, bench, simk, pots and .pans, fish box (tin lined), large barrel, snow shovel, buck saw, hedge or grass clipper, charcoal iron, coal oil stove (2 burners), 3 burner gas plate, mirrors, paper rack, hanging lamp, 3 other lamps, bird cage, flat ‘irons, some dishes, 2 chamber sets, gcrocko. some jars, mantel clock, marâ€" ‘l::r: taskct, carpoats, mats, Teather {bed and p:liow stair oil cloth, wood ‘eu baking trough and numerous other articles, _z PURLIE SALE W. W. Frickey, Auctioneer, Phone 592w, Waterloo. The Elizabeth Shantz Estate, Proprietors, HORSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. All horses sold under guarantee. Apply P. K. Weber, Sales Stables, Kitchener. + 12â€"2mos. Te meâ€"Cesh SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 1923 It will pay producers to get & in touch with us. _ Write, phone or call. Paid For Churning Cream Phone 2060 Household Effects, etc. Highest Prices Shoemaker‘s Dairy ~ 96 ChurchSt ane 2060 Kitchener W. Frickey, 16 $2