Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 4, 1919, Page 6

Siese 2o PRIZES AWARDED FOR TREASURY CERTIFICATE SALES IN DISTRICT War Savings Organization Is Backing Drive to Be Staged October 6 (Special to Pioneer.) ‘Minneapolis, Oct. 4.—Prizes amounting in value to not less than $3,000 and probably approximately as much as $8,000 more, is an- founced today as open to every coun- ty in the Ninth Federal district, the awards to be made not later than December 15 and each county has an equal chance, as the contest is for per capita sales and the sales on Oc- tober 6 will be included. These prizes include a thousand dollar Russell grader, a bronze mem- orial tablet, costing a like sum, and 1,000 100-foot steel flag poles. This announcement is made offi- oially by M. E. Harrison, director of the Ninth Federal reserve district, who also said that it is expected that a $5,000 memorial granite shaft would be added as a grand prize. The prize competition is expected to materially add to the October & sale of treasury certificates. The signature to the above mes- sage was signed “War Savings Or- #anization,” and received bv the Ninth Federal district headquarters {rom Washington. ’ STATE ROADS BODY GETS BIG SHAKE-UP AND OFFICERS RETIRE Directors Object to Methods in Conducting Affairs of Association — 8t. Paul, Oct. 4.—Reorganization of the Minnesota Highway lmprove- ment association, formed last spring to boost the Babcock good roads amendment to the state constitution to be voted upon next fall, has been sffected, which, it is said, will mean the retirement of Willlam E. Verity, vice president, and Harry G. Davis, secretary. The -association has been incorpo- rated and all the old officers, includ- ing, besides those mentioned, Senator Patrick H. McGarry, president, and ‘Kelsey Chase, treasurer, were retired automatically. New officers will be chosen by the board of directors next Tuesday. Senator McGarry and Mr. Chase are said to be slated for re- election. The incorporators and directors of the new association are the directors of the old assocation, Senator Wil- 1tam F. Brooks of Minneapolis, John H. Hohmann of Mankato, David Mc- Kensie of Lake City, Senator Leonard H. "Nord' of Interfiational Falls, Danfel P. O’'Neil of Thief River Falls, Frank Webb of Duluth, and Ernest 1s Winship of Owatonna. ‘Dissatisfaction among the direc- tors with the methods of Mr. Davis and Mr. Verity in running the asso- ciation’s’ office in St. Paul and in egonducing the campaign for the Bab- cock amendment over the state is said to have been responsible for the reorganization. Mr. Verity recently had moved from Wadena to St. Paul, although he retained his newspaper property in Wadena. There had been consid- erable criticism of salaries paid both Mr. Davis and Mr. Verity and of printing contracts given Mr. Verity's aewspaper in Wadena. English Wornen Buying Farms. Women in England are buying thelr own farms or thelr own truck and gar- @en spuces In rather conspicuous num- bers. And this is all an outcome of the tremendous work done by women on the land during the war. The gen- eral feeling is that there will not he -much room for the common female farm lahorer as time advances, but for the woman who has a little money and who looks upon, farming as her pro- fession and her life work there Is ex- callent opportunity in this direction. o the first place, on account of the campact locatlon of the garden spaces and the cities in England transporta- tion: of foodstuffs is easy. Then gar- den truck and flowers do grow abun- dantly and profusely there, and always B#nd ready markets. THE PIONEER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS — PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNOIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINN, ] Sept. 1st, 1919, Council met at the council chambers at 8 o'clock . M. A quorum being pres- ent, meeting was called Pres. Vanderfiluls. OLL CALL. Upon roll_call the following Alder- men were declared present: Bagley, Backus, Croon, Barnell, Jones, Vandersluis. Absent: Palmer, Cooper, Benner, Garlock, MINUTES. Minutes of the last regular meeting -were read and approved. B S. The following bills, after being aud- §téd, were upon motion and second al- to order byl the Minnesota Electric Light & Power Co. was declared nccfipm N MISCELLANEOUS. Application for the transfer of cig- arette license No. 70, from Frank Gag- non to F. J. Frost, was granted. ‘Applicatioh for theater license of Harding-Whaley Co. for Grand Thea- ter, was granted on motion and sec- ond. Requisition for firemen's coats and for fire department supplies was re- ferrred to the fire committee. City engineer's estimate in the mat- ter of grading 12th street, between Park and Norton Avenue, was read and on motion and second referred to the street committee. Discussion was had in regard to the water and fire situation in the Nymore district, and it was moved and second- ed that the matter be taken up with Mr. Bowler on his next visit to the city. Carried. Upon motion and second, adjourn- ment was now taken until Monday, Sept. 8th, 1919,Aat 8 o'clock p. m. gproved. C. W. VANDERSLUIS, President. Attest: GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. (39) PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINN. Sept. S8th, 1919. Council met at councll chambers, at 8 o'clock P. M, being an adjournea meeting from that of Sept. 1st, 1919. quorum bein present, meetin was called to order, President Vandersluls presiding. LL_ CALL. Upon roll_call, the following Alder- men were declared present: Baglefi'. Palmer, Cooper, Benner, Croon, Barnell, Jones, Vandersluls. Absent: Garlock, Backus, Joanis. BILLS. The bill of Geo. E. Kreatz, being es- timate No. 4, for $600.00 on contract for lremogellng city hall, was read and a:- owed. ORDINANCES. Ordinance No. 105, a.mendlng General Ordinance No. 179, “An rdinance amending Section 4 of General Ordin- ance No. 33, relating to miscellaneous licenses, was read the third time, and declared duly passed and carried on the following aye and nay vote: Bagley, Palmer, Cooper, Benner, Croon, Barnell, Jones, Vandersiuis. “Nays’—None. Ab- sent, Garlock, Backus, Joanis. Ordinance No. 106 was read the sec- ond time; no amendments offered. Alderman Garlock took his chair, be- ing now declared present. Bids for the comstruction of a con- crete fuel room 'were now opened and read, being as follows: Geo. E, Kreats, $973.80; Jackson-Winklesky Construc- tion Co., $1447.00. Upon motlon of Al- derman Bagley, seconded by Jones, the bid of George E. Kreatz was declared accepted, a satisfactory bond in the sum of the amount bid to be furnished by contractor. PUMPING CONTRACT. The Water Committee made a verbal report to renew the rrenanl pumping agreement with the Minnesota Electric Light & Power Co. The matter of the new pumping agreement with the Min- nesota Electric Light & Power Co. was continued until the next regular meet- ing_of the city council, with the mu- tual underntnan Mr. Naylor. MISC! NEOUS. Upon motion of Alderman Bagley, sec- onded by Alderman Jones, the city en- gineer was directed to draw plans for necessary pump houses and founda- tions, for the three new pumps. The water bill of $15.40 against the Cemetery Association was on motion and second, ordered to be paid by the Poor Fund, account of charity. City Attorney Huffman flled written opinion_that the United States is not liable for assessments levied against the post office and grounds, and the city clerk was directed to notify the County Auditor to cancel all special as- sessments levied by the city against sald property. There being no further business, it was moved to adjourn. Adjourned. pproved, C. W. VANDERSLUIS, President. Attest: GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. (39) GENERAL ORDINANCE NO, 100. Amending General Ordimance N Entitled “An Ordinance Amending Section 4 of General Ordinanee No. 33,/ Relating to Miscellaneous Licenses.” The City Councll of the City of Be- midji does ordain: Section 1. That Section 1 of General Ordinance No. 79 be, and the same hereby is, amended as follows: No carnival, caravan, menagerie, cir- cus, exhibition or performance or busi- ness for which the price of license is hereinafter stated, shall be held, ex- hibited, carried on or conducted with- in said city, unless a license therefor shall have been previously obtained as hereinafter provided. The rates for such licenses shall be as follows: For small circuces where the admis- slon fee does not exceed 25 cents, $100.00 per day. For minstrel and other concerts, the- atrical and other performances, where the same are not given in a licensed theater, and where the price of admis- sion exceeds ten cents, $50.00 per day. For circuses without menagerte, $100.00 for the first day, and $50.00 for each succeeding day. For menagerie alone, $100.00 for the first day, and $560.00 for each succeeding day. Upon motion_and second the bid ofl 1, M. Ford, services b A| A. Thompson, rest room, month For circuses and menageries combin- ed, charging an. admission fee of more than 25 cents, for the first day $200.00 and for each succeeding day, $100.00. For circuses and menageries combin- ed, charging an admission fee of 25 cents or less, $100.00 P" day. For carnivals ,small shows or exhibi- tions, in separate tents, booths or en- closures, for the first day, $200.00, and for each succeedlng day, $100.00. For shows, exhibitions, entertain- ments or performances of any kind not enumerated herein, and to which an admission fee is charged, for the first day, $100.00, and for each succeeding day, $50.00. ; ¢ For ventriloquists, musicians, magi- clans and similar exhibitions not other- wise enumerated, for the first perform- ance, $50.00, and for each subsequent! C $25.00 performance, A This_ordinance shall take Section 2. effect and be in force from and after Itxu passage and approval and publica- tion. Read the first time, August 4th, 1919, Read the second time, August 18th, 1919, no amendments. Read the third time September Sth, 1919, and declared duly passed and car- ried by the following aye and nay vote: “Ayes’ —-—Bu%ey, Palmer, Cooper, Ben- ner, Croon, Barnell, Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays’"—None. Absent—Garlock, Back- us, Joanis. Approved September 13th, 1919, L. F. JOHNSON. Mayor. Attest: GEOCistTEéF‘ & y erk. ? 39) B ) PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINN. \ Sept. 17th, 1919, * Special meeting of the City Council called for on this date for the purpose of giving the third reading to Ordine ance No. 106, and acting upon the pass- age of the same, the rea lnfi and act- ing upon the passage of resol ution No. 169, the reading and approving minutes of the council meetings of Sept. 1st and Jowed: A. 'W. Stott, wiring city hall. Street gang’:‘ street labor ... 2.0 Agent Soo Line, freight on w. er material ... 36.96 409.99 Pay roll, month » B Bowler, agent Layne. Ter Co., estimate No. 1 on well at city Ball ereereeemee 1,000.00 George Kirk, labor water dept. 60.00 Allan Henderson, labor assistant to city engineer .. - 32.00 B. B. Eastwood, hay, city team... 17.30 Street gang, street labor ... 594.00 Phelps-Drake Co., Estima Bids for furnishing the city with an electric siren fire alarm, were now opened, and read, being as follows: ]\&:mesota Blectric Light & Power Co., one type B, doublehead Federal Siren, equipped with 8 phase, 220 volt, 60 cy- cle, 3 horsepower motor, $353.65. Federal Srgn System (Electric) Chi- <ago, $3856.00. 8th, 1919, the nrnrovlng and passing of bills, and for the transaction of any other business to come before said council. A quorum being present, meet- ing was called_to order at 8 o'clock P. M.” President viu‘guderalule presiding. CALL. Upon roll call the following aldermen were declared present: Backus, Cooper, Croon, Barnell, Jones, Vandersluis. Ab- :;‘ent.‘ Garlock, Bagley, Palmer, Benner, oanis. MINUTES Minutes of the meetings of Sept. 1st and 8th, 1919, wge read and approved: The following bills, after belns aud- ited were upon motion and secon duly allowed: Minnesota Electric Light & Pow- mpin contrac 346.21 Minnesota er Co., general lighting con- tract, August ......... ... .o 456.22 Minnesota Electric Light & Pow- ert Co., current library, Aug- us! 2.48) patrolman, September ... Street gang, street labor Street gang, street labor J. J. Doran, supplies fire ment e - 66.00 epart- nge! = 6.00 Jos, Hahn, scavenger work P._D. Bowler, agent, estimate No. 2, well at cltf’ hall ... .....5608.00 Paul Winklesky, labor building pump houses J. J. Doratn, supplies water- de. 1.30 water department . J. Doran, labor w: J. J. ent ... J. J. Doran, labor water depart- J. 11600 | oF Five vemb 15.55| lar, (3100) "per use of the two front rooms on the sec- 36.70| ond story of the i CtallyH of the City Hall for a period ears from the first day of No- ne Dol- Jear. further that the Bemidji ond stor, er, 1919, for the sum of Resolved 132.25| Band be granted the use of the two rear rooms on the second story of the City Hall for a period of Five Years from the first day of November, 1919, 25.90 t%rtv.he sum of One Dollar ($1.00) per Al Be it further resolved, that the prop- er city officials are hereby authorized 31.50| and directed to execute leases to-the above mentioned organizations, cover- men 2.00|ing the above premises. pon_ the call of the ayes and nays ment .- .. 9.00|the following aldermen voted ‘“aye”— . J. Doran, estimate No. 2 and Backus, Cooper, Croon, Barnell, Jones, final on contract sanitary sew- Vandersluis. “Nays"—None. Absent— Minnesota Avenue south of 2nd Garlock, Bagley, Palmer, Benner, Joan- street ... . 107.00| is. L. P. Ecks , labor and repairs The resolution was duly declared water department and library 44.69] passed and carried. J. J. Doran, labor and repairs, Approved, Sept. 24th, 1919. library ... § . 225 L. F. JOHNSON, Allan Henderson, services assist- Mayor. ant to city engineer ... & Geo. Kirk, services water depart- ment extension ... Northwestern Tele] 60,00 phone library . telephone services, 9.00 Abercrombie & McCready, ma; zines, llbmrg 60.00 Grace Warfield, stamps and sta- tionery, library ... - Fred Malzahn, “allowance for blocking garage, August 18.00 August e George T. er, office city departments Month Sep- , .. 40.00 C. fire depart- ment quarters, months Aug- ust-September .. .. 80.00 Standard Oil Co., gasoline, fire . truck ... . e 4.79 Standard Oil Co., gasoline str flusher - 13.69 30.24 4.65 3.50 60.75 30.91 paper ... Lee LaBaw, transcript testimony account Municipal Court ............ E. M. Sathre, renewal fire insury ance city hall C. E. Battles, mdse pol ment_ ... 2.15 Third Stre , account grlloners - 10,00 Volunteer Fire Department, at- tending fires quarter ending September 13th 682.00 A Palmer, meals for road . workers . . 2.60 Pioneer Publishing Co., official publications-supplies, etc 89.20 Given Hardware Co., mdse. str and water department Aldrich & English, black: work city team Smith-Robinson Lbr. city team ... .. 10.10 Paul Winklesky, repairing fire damage library ... -...209.18 Goodman & Loitved, estimate No. 4 walks, construction ... 516.48 Goodman & Loitved, estima 4, crossing comnstruction, etc. 48.24 Goodman & Loitved, estimate Ni 1_curb construction et Ludlow Valve Co., hydrants, wa- ter cranes, connections, etc....983.41 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS Ordinance No. 106, changing and des- ignatlni the names of certain streets in the Kifth Ward was read the third time and declared duly passed and car- ried on the following aye and nay vote: “ayes” Backus, Cooper, Croon, Barne| Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays” None. Ab- sent, Garlock, Bagley, Palmer, Joanis, Benner. Resolution No. 159, authorizing rental agreement with the Bemidji Clvic & Commerce Assoclation and the Bemidji Band, was read and declared duly pas- sed and carried by the following aye and nay vote; ‘“Ayes” Backus, Cooper, Croon, Barnell, Jones, _Vandersluls. “Nays” None. Absent Garlock, Bagley, Palmer, Benner, Joanis. Resolution No. 160, renewal pumping contract with Minnesota Electric Light & Power company, was read and de- clared duly passed and carried by the following aye and pay_voté. “Ayes” Backus, Cooper, Croon, Barnell, Jones, Vandersluis. *“Nays” none. Absent Garlock, Bagley, Palmer, Benner, Joan- 2 o is. . MISCELLANEOUS. On motion of Alderman Jones second- ed by Croon, the city attorney was in- structed to u;{aw the necessary con- tracts with the Bemidji Civic & Coms merce assoclation an the Bemidji Band, coverlnF the rental agreement as_per resolution No. 159, Request of doll and candy stands on streets dur- ing period of County Fair was on mo- tion and second rejected. 3 Communication from the Bemidjl Civic & Commerce Association regard- ing fire prevention and protection was read and referred to the Fire Commit- tee. Request of Jewett Co. by Geo. W. Sommer, for use of one third of street abutting lots 19 and 20, block 12, or- iginal townsite, for the purpose of stor- ing building material during construc- tion of a. new building, was granted upon the filing of a-'surety indemnity bond approved by city attorney. Municipal court report for period ending Sept. 8th, 1919, showing $61.00 paid the city treasurer, was read and accepted. City engineer’'s estimate for con- struc ng houses over deep well pumps of $733.00, was read and gccepted, the city glerk being directed to advertise for lfids covering the construction 2 the same. C..y clerk was directed to advertise for the clenninf of the septic tank and the disposal of sludge. City clerk was instructed to purch- ase the necessarl\; ?lpg to connect the new well at city hall to the mains. Upon motion of Alderman Jones, the water committee was instructed _to confer with the representative of Mr; Bowler, well driller, on the matter of constructing _a well at Nymore, and to report on the matter at the next reg- ular meeting. There being no further business, it was moved to adjourn. Adjourned. Approved, - . W. VANDERSLUIS, President. Attest: GEO. STEIN, City Clerk. ORDINANCE NO. 108. At a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bemidji, Minn., held in the council chambers on the 18th day of Aug\mt, 1919, Alderman Jo- anis introduced the following -ordin- ance, which was duly seconded by Al- derman_ Jones: 3 The City Council of the City of Be- midji does ordain as follows: * SECTION 1. That the names of certain avenues in the Fifth ward be changed and desig- nated to be known as follows: ‘Avenue “D,” which was changed by Ordinance No. 97 to Funston Avenue, be now designated and known as Lincoln Avenue. Avenue “C.”. which was changed by ordinance No. 97, to Lincoln Avenue, be now designated and known as Central Avenue. That the names of all other streets and avenues remain unchanged. SECTION That all ordinances or parts of or- dinances in conflict herewith are here- || by repealed. ON 3. That this ordinance shall take effect and be in force on and after its passage, approval and publication. First reading, August 18th, 1919, Second reading, Sept. Sth, 1919. Third reading, Sept. 17, 1919, and de- clared duly passed and car.rle_gAh);ag_he ckus, Vandersluis. Garlock, Bagley, is. Approved Sept. 241? Cooper, Croon, T “Nays"—None. Eyalmer, Benner, Joan- 1919. F. JOHNSON, Mayor, Attest: Y, 2 Delivered to Mayor, Sept. 18th, 1819, R:(u:::d by Mayor, Sept. 24th, 1919. O Seting of thie City, Coun At a special meeting o e y_Coun- cil of ts)?e City of Bemidji, Minn,, held in the council chambers on the 17th day of September, 1919, Alderman Jones in- troduced the following resolution, which was duly seconded by Alderman Cooper: Resoived by the City Council of the| City of Bemidji, that the Bemidji Civic & Commerce Association be granted the Wh 40.00 october 1st, 1 G. L. Pease to operaté| 37.00| Attest: GEOQ, STEIN, City Clerk. RESOLUTION NO. 160. At a special meeting of the.city coun- cil of the City of Bemidjl, Minn., held in the council chambers on September 2.50(17¢h, 1919, the following resolution was offered by Alderman Backus, who mov- ed_its adoption: ereas, a_certain contract, dated 919, between the city of Bemidji and the Minnesota Electric| Light & Power Company, a corpora- tion of the State of Minnesota, for the pumpins of water by it to supply the city and its inhabitants with an ade- quate supply of water at the nfreed price of five cents per thousand gallong, expires on October 1st, 1919; and, Whereas, there is contained in said contract a provision ~authorizing and empowering the said city of Bemidji to_continue said contract in force for a further period of one or two {enr'. at its option, which option is to be exer- cised by resolution of the City Council duly passed within thirty days before the expiration of said contract; and, Whereas, it is, the desire of the city of Bemidji, to avail itself of the priv- ilege of extending said contract for a further period of 0 years, Be it resolved by the city council of Bemidjl, that said contract dated Octo- ber 1st, 1918, between the City of Be- midji and the Minnesota Electric Light & Power Company, a. corporation, be, and thé same hereby is, continued in force and effect for a period of Two yeans from October ‘1st, 1919. The resolution being seconded by Al- derman_Jones, was put upon its pasi age and declared duly passed and car- ried on the following aye and nay vote: “Ayes’—Backus, Cooper, Croon, Bar- nell, Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays"—None. Absent—Garlock, Bagley, Palmer, Ben- ner, Joanis, Approved Sept. 24th, 1919. L. F. JOHNSON, Mayor. Attest: GEO, STEIN, City Clerk. DRY CLEANING Clothes Cleaners for Men, Women Third Street Gafe | C——————————— ~ Our Waiters Do the Waiting W00D FOR SALE ———————————————————————— Four foot and 16 inch, all kinds and quality. Price ac- cording to quality. GEO. H. FRENCH Phones Office 93 — Residence 248J Yards—at 4th & Irvin and 14th & Irvin. T R G W R HUFFMAN & O1EARY FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING H. N. M’KEE, Funeral Direstor PHONE 178-W or R All:whrk guaranteed EXTRACTING 50¢ Out-of-Town Patients We take impression in the morning and have your set of teeth ready the same day. ne lIlllllllIIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIII|II|IIE Btate of Ohio, Lucas County, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 18 senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City NEW STENO of Toledo, County. and State afol Judge Edgar E. Sharpe, of , the Clay County Court, recent-| ONE BUNDRED DOLLARS for eash vl : and £ Catareh th q ly visited the Dakota Business %efi:fi;yumfl: T hot o College, Fargo, N. D., in search| ¥5is, JUDGE GETS ATARI MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY, Bworn- to before me and subscribed in % .| my presence. this 6th d. f_December, of a capable stenographer.} v prescace. this ¢th gay of Decomt Miss Ann Zalusky was recom-{ (Seal Notary Publie. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken fn- {;l;nflllyoandsngl thrntuggl !sha Blood :: ICOu urfa for te;_th;n:glfih. ctree“‘.’ the Symon. 8 . J. ENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, T5c. . Hall's Famlly Pills for constipation 16799 DIED in New York City alone from kid- ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches, Guard against this trouble by taking GOLD MEDAL CAPSULLES ! ‘The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, ' bladder ‘and uric acid tronbles. Holland’s national remedy since 1006. All druggists, three sizes. Guarantssd. Leok for the name Gold Medal en every bex and accept mo imitation mended for the position and was accepted. " Pupils of this College have been employed at all the fol- lowing Courts: the United States District, North Dakota Supreme, Third Judicial Dis- trict, Cass County and the Municipal. Fall Business Courses are now starting. For particulars, address F. L. Watkins, 806 Front Street, Fargo, N. D. Furs made to order, repaired and remodeled at BROCKMAN FUR FACTORY At Troppman’s Department Store ‘A. BROSE 400 Minnesota Ave. First Class Rooms in Connection Pipe Man and Tobbaconist HE business man who appreciates the value of good appearance 'makes it a rule to send his clothing to us at reg- ular intervals. You can not afford to ne- gleet, even for a few days, the appear- ance of your gar- ments. Send them to us at regular in- tervals — and thus keep them looking fresh and new until worn out. The Model Dry Gleaners 309 Third Street Aldrich & English General Blacksmithing —Horseshoeing a Specialty— Oxy-acetylene Welding and Cutting 214 FOURTH STREET SUBSCRIBE FOR THE : DAILY PIONEER YOU CAN SAVE I work time and trouble if you will install a Circo Gas Heater in your home; you will not need to start your furnace fire until real winter sets in. Just the thing for these chilly morn- ings and evenings. We can also sup- : ply your needs with a Thrift Heater || ‘% or a Radiantfire. . - BEMIDJI GAS CO. Phone 76 ' Free " Examination and Estimates T mle 85,00 BRIDGE WORK taisruvcithy, boea'T ied $5.00 SILVER FILLINGS ™=y ersnirr™ $1.00 PLATES Aslowas $10.00 LT T T T T T NN UNION DENTISTS ore BEMIDJT *Se8 CITY HALL Dr Norcross & Co. Owners L H H = GOLD CROWN nunnnannnnk Open from 8:002. m. to 8 p. m. - Sundays, 10to1 | " Defective