New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1921, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERATLD, UESDAY, DECEMBER 1921 18, D — e IRttt H rtf'ords Shoppin Give Practical Christmas Gifts They’ll Prove Most Acceptable BE SURE THAT YOUR LIST CONTAINS SOME OF THOSE INTIMATE PRACTICAL THINGS ALWAYS SO WELCOML IN EVERY HOME, GIVE HOME THINGS. I GIVEN AT CHRISTMAS IS THE or HAVE AISLES AND TIME TIMES TO OR THOSE PRACTICAL APPAREL sUen YOU WILL HAvE GIFTS THAT HERE PRACTICAL VALUL. AN ADDED CHRISTMAS TIME, FIND AISLES O I'S THAT HAVE CHARM AND ENDURE, Y Something To Choose For Men SHIRTS SURLE TO PLEASE select the “Yorke" made of fine madras, Russlan cords, ribbed silks, broadcloths, hes Jers silks and other fancy shirtings with soft turnover cuffs, priced $2.00 to $12.00. HOW ABOUT BATHROBIN? Beacon Blanket Robe, the “Nava Robe, silk Robes, plain and jacquard broadeloth lounging rob Ther kinds and quality, priced from espectally 1f yon pereales, woven the Indian wool effects, also is great choice in 08 1o $30.00 cach. \\. CHOOSE HIM A MUFFLER and you won't go wrong. We offer them in handsome two tone ef- fects, black and white, black ,and red, black and purple, black and green and black and gold with prices from $1.98 to $6.98. THERIL plum collar frogs. He'll $15.98 each. ARE HOUSE COATS in brown, plain outside, plald in, with plaid Finished with cord and double great comfort in $5.08 grey, | cuffs. take one, to THOUGHT OF GLOVES? Here your worry ends, with selection of Cape, Mocha or Suede, plain spear or black stitched backs with silk fleece knit or Fur lining, also Lamp Hned driving Glove Ifur Gloves and wool Gloves, $1.00 to $9.98 pair. SWEATER COATS ARE NICE. Sce what we in button style or slip-on, some with collar without. In fine stitch, shaker stitch or heavy knit, black, navy, brown, oxford, white and mixtures, priced $1.98 1o $15.98 cach offer some inmbo heather GIVE HIM PAJAMAS. We ]m*!)wm in per- made cale, madras, oxford, soisctte, mercéfized cambric, fibre silk, broadcloth silk and heavy outing flannel. With sllk frogs, $1.50 to $10.98. GOOD NIGHT ROBES Outing flannel, “Fruit of and fine muslins, with or choice from $1.15 to $2.95. are to b the Loom" without had, Cotton collars, of twill Your fast game evening. mith and daughter of Norton roud left yesterday for I‘H\I"‘] visit with relatives in [Boston. » children of the Kensington Methodist chiurch will be given a party on Thursday evening at which fime the members of the Epworth leag will provide the entertainment. 13 score in a town hall last Mrs. John B3, time no after- gathering occupied all of the entertainment was given this noon. Several noted officers of the state and national grange societies were present today. Central Pomona Grange was organized in 1886 and that which met in town today has jurisdiction | over Berlin, Southington, Meriden, | Middletown, New Britain Newington, Whigville, Farmington, West Hart- ford, Westfield, Plainville, Durham, Middlefield, Cromwell, East Hampton Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, Bristol, Avon and Portland granges. A large class of candidates from the various organizations were given played at the Berlin News WALKER MAJOR OF DRUM CORPS Jomes O'Brien Again Named an ex- East Berlin Notes, The Ladies' Aid | Methodist church will business meeting rid 3 o'clock in the church ladies are requested to be society th hoid a special ifternoon at rlors. All | present, | T Vv o Plain Vi”t J{PHN G Fwald, Bedford, an Other Ol OFFICE REWS H, Curw INIE | | Prior Are ad work Murs, Charle Fleasantly Surprised Last Evening—Graham's Condition Emproves Merch lainville Tonore Cirele will afternoon public f and unple he Beport on Xmas Trade—Items, Sale } The annual arnes lost, held in the | nd officers ceted, John commander choice s the ex-sery also the townspeople hert trea ¢ mee America Guide for the popul men te huildi t mMorro I'he tore il in : Neri i evening [to visit W 1 | offered will be in Tomorrow entertai YOar wer « od|bers o atie e 1 ning there - the lod o The l old f iternoon will i and the a ar among be an town oth 1ee NS Have Package Party mhbda Delta club of the Sunday school will hioned entertainmoent el IPriday evening party will he held, cach lady who a hasket lnneh fc will he auctioned off hidder er o« nd follows 'on wald sures committ lish, W, | Harry Iisher Comm nt give n the pack mear will the the 1 Lamb rior exeentive el Mloyd K Barrows, son v hic \tends W br Tunc highe an to Report.On Fair o he report from the on the proceeds cently showed mimittee in the wish who helped in a suceeess. The st for Christr filled for home af Pla candies a SonTtordar chi post I now rs and I'alace 1 Special orde par of to thank ties, socials, dances v way to malke | Best in Plainville hers those it line of Sweets, i y every a Nl [ sehedn | Mr, D, work a in Chi | will ha To Care For Duddies | 12. Golden Doll blum * Day, Millinary Wed,, 9 to Plans w advt, Christmas greeting men from Plainville the government hospi country, and packag e kno the e also send fce- in the is the and s | the ;B\»‘s’i()\ H()I DIN ELECTIONS made to all the s 5 1 0 are now hard Ain 5d two Tond §5 William: FOR SALE—Block wood, around Jasper will e I'his post policy the 1 usual custom of in conjunction with t tional Legion to car disabled huddies Surprise Party Charles Fl. rwin of street was pleasantly home 1st evening by hout of her Plainville friends who gathered in honor of birthday The evening was spent in general merry making, card g and othor forms of fun. An fine musical program the ature of which was the on the violin by Morris O Dancing the sente « of for TODAY Nrs ' Main at 1 1t her 121 ast surprised Sixteen Other Mass, Cities Are Also Balloting for Oflicials—\Weather t : Is Bad. imes was re ciated ion in yad been preceded by | (' mayor was to lered, Pr ) performan this city, Razisakovi | o stiprir ! day's high of ecity elections. Only |the ¢ ¢t here party broke | pie yote under the weather conditions | zuests 1eft] (pat prevailed, it was agreed. Snow andwelllldiyal rain duslig the night made’ bagi] ‘1““”(‘; for women voters, who were taking part in mavoralty rushing | for the first time. With of the|falling this forenoon, politic v n which cam wias also enjoyves wnd during cvening, Mrs win was pre 1 with many heauti- ful and useful gifts. The up at late hour and the with congratulations wishes the future Rush At postoffice with Boston Massachusetts the keenness 1 bring out ot spot 0 Wi a a ) many for Postoffice election still work now is doing the The a business rach President of Asso. There will be the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythis at their hall this evening The ladies of the Sacred Hear church will hold a whist social in ¢he church basement this evening. Every- one is cordially invited to attend The ladies of St. Gabriel's chur will meet with Mrs, Bon her home on Main street Wednesday afternoon. ‘ A very enjoyable time was ha | those who attended the birthda | prise social tendered to Charle Jr., at his home on Grove | a later date. evenin | Considerable interest has been| The regular weekly dance and shown ip regards to the formation of | cial will be held at the Athletic hall | such a Pr\ncno and a large attendance | I'riday evening. is expected at this meeting. Tt is prob- | Mr. and Mr able that all games will be played in|Son, Clifford, were e in Cromweli Sund; Church to Start Drive e e A meeting of the Worthington ec-|gin,oteoirion SOCEY to clesfastical society and the Berlin | gl SUSH B TRAL el ©oneregasionalichurchihassheentoallsliswedshy ol slinper ant kenetal Eobd | »d for Friday night of this week and | tjme. A committee of three. cone will begin at § o'clock, e ! ing of J. P. DeMore, GGeo. A. DeMor The purpose of the meeting toland John Walmsley, are making hold a joint drive to raise the required s ) budget led by ti Birah i fon | hudget needed by the church for 4 . : next year. As in years past the dr Affirmatives Win, will be conducted along way in| At the meeting of the Men's Ly- which subscriptions will be asked for “”““ of Kensingt t the Congrega to raise money for the support of the | tional church last evening the aflirma churéh, its benevolences and the ec- | UVes were declared the of th clesiastical society. debate. The judges were Rev. Carle ol toi Now Betaln ton Hazen, Arthur Moffett and M Several members of the Congrega-| U . The debate was one the tional churches of both Kensington |Pest of the year and a good crowd wa ind Berlin will attend a meeting of |In attendance. the Central Congregational club to be| held at the South church in New Brit- | ain at § o'clock which is open to the public. A supper will be scrved for | members at 6:30 o'clock. | T. Whitell, the American representa- tive for the London Daily News will be the speaker. Dodd of Berlin is vice president of the oclation. . and The Parents and Te tion of the Hubbard school in Eas Berlin will meet on Thursday evening o'clock at the school. B. R. Showalter has arranged to bring the | 4 2l h moving picture machine to the sehool | SoUUNL IS AR OHLTESION and will show some films secured from | 5raited permission to Howard Ei the main office in New Haven, Prot,|Chairman of the board of the North- | Clifford Dodge will be the speaker. |0 Facific, to retaln 11 other rail Town Teams Working :nnrll -I":l,',llnn, m(: uding .hrur.-wr:»lw, Selectman George B. Carter stated l';'mf‘:;m;”'”" ‘_l‘i”l'”‘:l_“:':‘ 'I""(;,'_f 'l‘.""‘"‘“‘i this morning that the town officials |~ Ghatios Hayden, o banking. Ilrm‘ have engaged two motor trucks 0| apresentative, was given permission cart cinders for theroads in the Blue [ et owbotan S e Hills section of the town which have | iiatio and several other corporations | been in a poor conditlon for some time. | TG+ TEE SV S In addition to the two trucks all| olndlng SRauite the town teams also busily en- 6% L5 o detRE v ik gaged in work on the repairing of the el roads. The work is being rushed along th B Rl 50 that it will me completed before heavy snow falls. Berlin Items The Bottle Alley Five and the Cy- press Hill bowling teams will roll on | the Casino alleys in New Britain | Thursday evening. The Epworth League Prayer meet- ing will be held at the Kensington Methodist church this evening. Several persons wdle at the Berlin station this noon to see General Foch |Japancse emigrants to South as his train passed through the town.|where they will be welcome The Women's Ald society of the|than to the United States or Australia Berlin Congregational church _ will[In line with this policy, the govern- meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock [ment is planning to speed up Japan- at the home of Mrs, F. L. Wilcox ese emigration to Braazil The Men's Cl of the Berlin| Through an agreement church will hold its annual meeting [government and at the community house tomorrow which has an office in evening at § o'clock the bank will advance The W. A. C. basketball team downed [to Japanese emigrants to the Orioles of New Britamn by a 28 to|easy terms. the degree Pomona at the session to- day. s society Meet For Club Formation Members of the T. A, B. society, the Brotherhood club of the Kensington Congregational church, the Baracca class of the Methodist church, the Men's Bible Class of the Berlin Con- gregational church and the members of the American Legion are asked to attend a meeting to be held on De- cember 22 for the purpose of forming a fraternal bowling league. The place of the meeting will be gnnounced at CHURCH T0 START DRIVE of Members of Ecclesiastical Society and Church to Meet — Grange Pomona Today — Foch Passes Through Town—Berlin Bits. James O'Brien was again elected 2 president of St. Paul's Fife and Drum corps at the annual meeting held in the T. A. B. hall last evening. Paul Golon was also elected as vice-presi dent while Bernard Corr is again the secretary and treasurer. Harry Mec- Keon is the leader and the other of- ficers are as follows: George Corr, fife corporal; Tony Buckley, sergeant drummer; Arthur McKeon, corporal drummer; Clarence Walker, major and James Corr manager. Plans have been made by the mem- hers of the drum corps to go to Meri- den on New Year's eve and compete in the parade and contest being held in that city by the Silver City drum corps. These plans have been chang- ed, however, by the local corps inas- much as there is a great deal going on in this town and New Britain that evening which is drawing the atten- tion and time of the members. St. Paul's Fife and Drum corps is one of the best known in the state and has the honor of having Clar- ence Walker, one of the best baton swingers in the country, as a mémber. Mr. Walker has won many prizes by his exhibitions The men have been at many contests and exhibitions held in this state and throughout New Fngland. A rehearsal for the corps was also held last evening and will be held on every Monday evening throughout the winter season. Railroad Economizes., That the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad is desirous of cconomizing is known by the fact that a change has been made on the branch line running between this town and New Britain. In years past, two passenger coaches have always been run on this line. Beginning Monday of this week but one car will be run on the line in the morning and until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The two cars will then be operated until about & o'clock in the evening when the single car will again run until the last trip when two will be put on. The thirty fifth anniversary of Cen- tral Pomona Grange was observed with the Berlin Grange at the local society hall on Damon's Hill. Business sessions were held both this morning and afternoon and were still in pro- gress at press time. Officers were also clected for the ensuing year this af- ternoon. A committee consisting of Mrs. Ada Watkins, Mrs. Willlam Whitham, Mr: C. Weldon, Miss Anna Read and Mr: Laura Austin prepared a chicken din- ner which was served at noon time. Because of the fact that the business e BT TS R N P — PALACE — Thurs.—Fri.—Sat. FRANK DOBSON and HIS SIRENS Chorus of 13 Broadway Sirens s Nelson and visiting | relatives | ¥ made by the Mod hold the in elecfed nua | of- winner of Dollar blum Day, Millinary Wed,, Co. 9 to advt 12. Golden- i NOTICE—Free calendars (o eustomers Saturd Pa A, B F shop, Konsi 12 on Barhe 13-1dx George CAN HOLD MANY JOBS Given Permission B | | Ass0( | | | Elliott To rector on Several Other Rai hington, Dec. 13.—The inter. today | are s offlcers of porations subsidiary | tem. sy a JAPS PLAN EMIGRATION since They Are Not Welcome They May Go to South Tokio, 13. hashi, Japan's new premicr, ed as saying that he favors Here America NOV, Vistount Taka is quot- sending America rather hetween the Yokohama specie Rio del funds Brazil on |Christm | igreat IS |in the “Jm“ of tinflan | ens | out appeared, lay as to Boston’'s ants per | \ heen | ers turned their efforts to bring during the | the vote which it in which |the decision of the day follc | next mayor. is was expected Postmaste would vote, Ifour candidates the mayoralt; without party designation. John R. Murphy, former fire commissioner had the backing of the good government on and the Cox, repu demo i have € s¢ a; week and 5 on. manner town m clerk a special appe town to mual! ly in or rush. The handicapped at the of and time | a m the the tion to to the hes to make the citiz the their C'hristmas der to avoid local offiee the ortag clerks on duty the husin that number of out at the a lot of ext cmployes, ma pas the the g Prior ople wing Of the 000 regis! that De SUgE( atifying wi carly is very|it about 75 cent on the ballot were of for all packages ea st minute is rather present time of 1 to ns 1 associa Governor Peters James M W campaign by personal organization which has tions extending to most of the centers of the city 8. O’Connor, a committee and ‘mer m the campai or wtion i however, it is con ceived lay between Cu and Mur- Sl phy. Al the candidates but ""‘ are democrats in te and | politics. Baxter is a republican, In four of the cities mayors were to be chosen, together with other munici ‘ al officials M T Mayor supported in on of endorsement blican, and IFormer account The nuamber ot very large t Christmas ¢ there are ‘ p is n 1 extr oy hi ramific votin o to he will post st minuge, it work for the ped o mean office memher of Charlé Me the school Daxter, | making promptu | hara. Tl itecuperating of Assistant Post master James V. ( pham who sufier ed broken ankl as the result of an automobile accident a short tim id to he very comfortahle recuperating at the home of a fr in fartford and the hroken member mending very rapidly. He is pected be out aroun fore with im pushed it wor of ndition a 1e, H is national to be ab to 1 near Christy Many of the ated their trimmings ture as Trade Slow stores in town places with the and of % NET CLOSING IN | ONAUTO THIEVES Pe have TN o the son's some INGROWN TOE NAL ! RN OUT ITSELF 1tinued First had 1 ht to this the numbers engine The car was brou O'Donne ar wrday, leavir late that to that chang city | 1ast York | other ity ) *upon the srowing na pain and sensitive skin nail, that it sh, and the rd almost over 1+ harmlc ch says that skin reduces A note it ling the natior tender, neath the toe penetrate the natur “On v roun night ure SO tou ol car ur serino Well known RS a year the Known to the police arrested charges being the Keeping ort, a charge of mar connection with the Apicella on Novem nail turns night antiseptic | How drug Serino is well having within here several times ¢ keeping ropodists from t containing FACE COVERED WK PINPLES Hard and Red. Festered and Itched Badly, _Cuticura Heals, ““My trouble began with a rough- ening of the skin and itching scalp. Later hard, red pimples broke out on my face and completely covered it. Some of the pimples festered and itched badly at times. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after a few days my face felt better. I continued using them and in three weeks was completely healed, after g one cake of Cuticura Soap and e box of Cuticura Ointment.” (Signed) Leslie Gray, 10 Chestnut 8t., Plymouth, Mass., Feb. 28, 1921. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum promote and maintain skin purity, skin comfort and skin health. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the nds in Norwalk who expressed sur- Ointment to soothe and heal, the 1 st and the nature Talcum to powder and perfu O \ tnet him Bamaple Each Freaby Mall. A ddress: oratories, Dept. H, Uniden 48, Mass whers. 8 Ointment 26 and &WF " Cuticura Soap shaves manufact * he buy ‘ of ; place of question i was on bonds on in Luigi slaughter shooting of r 8 be Arrested. M the . M. Howard noon today Francis paymaster Rubber t and Howard, Norwalk placed 1 the | formerly Tire ‘mum no | the 1 m by ¢ it is implicated He said in in is ) ad It eived placed Wilton i withont Howard He alleged | d honds | 1 that has re in South it that Serino with him had the followin One is be been that of William Kritsch, cstate r, which about stolen car him in propriet 1 the by The forme ! gara had which he ¢ day to have a prom wa placed other cars taken away | inent deal stole Howard | works rea n L month ago the tirc it was was discharged at ten day out stated inquiry ¢ this morn stated that other arrests short] e police in the ca arc Howard is fed st expected ms 1t arr; of id Cuttoara Lab- Sold ev: Big Raphael's Dept Store will cash your Christmas Checks advt. I'he Store Cur- | Baxter | ¥ and has numerous | A B tw er of t at i cmy the wtion meetir to can Lic On t Roper, 8. 8 M succeed Yale Mr. Jo | meetir cided Iriday care ¢ Mr. Mr. school, for the will co. Sl | Yellow tho r ar T h Sask cows, vehic they a start housekee the soi provide The the he: | where produc 1 ample prove expressed |tural tion. | Few ever be and th to a r I | many e Regi | beliey th M W destina or of > fir .,my I to Mexico Men tive ar of the Cana “\dju Tndis t1 tior wit ti tic tati Commander this i1 quarter New I3 Southi bl T'uesd on A his 1 strume ind t note ment dama 1 Stoc hands munist to Ru ‘lew‘]l [of | all ove ments wages, whe Hed will give twenty- for 1a was wer o West Point, Jones, 10 Spark vl Irwin the ervice former pi 1o 1 and 1 con meet Mr at the nintee Mo taalk la oceasic enty dan ord 1es N will he f the sixth uary N United West Point sper and meeting It is he ut he Princeton he Military that all the talk who to he ar ive IFebruary will second of W bull tactics, Day Yale for the ninth o has charge \ Yale, and India. My to do with Y. M sher, Harvard's a talk betore the third of Iebruary. Dorbuck, after led in securir the meeti nes will be 7 on Thurs to hold a It will attend idy, of versity 1y of M t na Day : Tad this weck unable to , it has pecial he open to all high school coach principal of * the be in attendance. T g on Iriday -five cents, will meeti st thirt Pine, Ala., Mennonities, today Dec 13. nd ived he orses here from sheep, and re prepared ping next year' to ind prepara 1 for crop ¢ shelter. colony tempor Mennonite 't of the timber is plentitul and th tive, Va stretches of acreage afford the opportunity to gratify desire to engage ' pursuits in a sequestered arriving it number ar south, change from the nild and clime Xpressions of pleasure, of the en so f sunny na, Sask., Dec. 13 1 that within nnonits colonies in i 1 t the tion o conjecture Mennonite a ye S we e some of st ama of United States. hay aind South the it is known that art the colonist e sent America 1bers sect are d while m contemplate they will not tior announce sted Compensation club on much work, Jones wtend been de- | meeting occupying Regina, colonists brought with them | household effects, | farming implements, guard has purchased lands and is situated in Alabama lumber unim- colonists as stated, frozen north brought While most skatec province, them is a mat- most secr: W lecture ia Irehruary A OUFERS SETTLEME Hu flled ued ement Clothing Co.,, which re« petition in barkruptey, an offer to its creditors of of 25 per cent The s petition gave assets of $10,- 1 Habilitics of $31,800, n wondered what vou to is caus- weak and tired— and nervous? It may be You have probably eaten meat which has filled your uric acid, weakened your J d that wearing h ches, dlizziness bad feelings. Don't wait trouble. Lighten your Doan's Kidney Pills, ds recommend them. Ask ighhor! A New Britain Case Malyneux, 89 Whiting “I had a very bad form of trouble Headaches, dizzy 3 ind constant sharp pains across hack had me weak and worn out. kidneys didn’t act right. I doe- tored but didn’t get much thelp, Doan's Kidney Pills were recommend- ed to and two boxes cured me, ifter medicines had failed." DOAN’ KIDNEY PILLS 60¢ at all Drug Stores Foster Milburn Co. HIg.ChmPuf!fih.N! muct with other s use Kidney me other tat worlk th As a on | who | and it is expected that and High ic km, evenir g MENNONITES ARE. NOW IN ALABANA Move Their Household Posses- sions From Regina, Sask. One 18 and immediately | to remove every hard corn, tion of An ad- | belt soil their had it is the | party has gone | and others will follow to | Some emissaries most western their | | | Promised in 90 Days Dec 1 tme inapolis, veter t comp 1 will be completed hy cor the er, ¢ and Fordney of chigar MacNi national adjutant T the wtional ormation at here today his . | . rrom outsite Meriden Man Sues New >arty on Noie has f Rritain Harder st Wla Me W ride Godlew Antone B action being | the superior court on the in Jar complair ¢ \ 1 ngton, the ary tit the rder is 1921 ocal man 1 to 18Ks m«lu for due, refuse he plaintiff I'he inard return- $1,5 ARMHANDS ORGANIZI Swedis by khoim, have Dec. been the purpose This | constantly the fact country have their 13 organized for sia 1as been falling that made workers at by the at and r the with I Enactment to informa MacNider, Amerfcan 1 Repre na ithor ired Lemuel Legion eagl- | ki of first alleged that pay- | shoe farm Com of emigrating brou riec \.|y‘ml~ h-\\l r ‘ and formerly did work | = CORNS Lift OIf with Fmgers hurt a bit! Drop a little on an aching corn, in- stantly that corn stops hurting, then hortly vou lift it right off with fin- rs. Truly! Your druggist sells “Freezone" for few g a tiny bottle of cents, sufficient soft corn, between the toes, and the without soreness or irrita- or corn calluses, tion. Flexible Arch Fits Wonderfully If you wear the ordinary shoe with rigid shank (made rigid by a con- cealed strip of steel called a “shanke- will certainly appreciate rful fit of Cantilever S8hoes arch. TFor the Cantilever shank is flexible, It draws up when you lace the shoe and fits itself rest- fully to the undercurve of your foot. Here is the way a writer in a fash- fon m ine described this feature of Cantilever Shos “BEach shoe excellently made with an arch which keeps the position of the foot in its proper place, instead wing it suspended above or flat- tened against the sole of the shoe, & condition which in either case holds & pernicious effect.” Ihe fl Cantilever instep, helps ligaments to maintaln position of the bones the foot arch. At the the shoe support is health- flexibility permits the foot nature intended (the foot should flex with ev- step). Thus the muscles exer- ind strengthen, ecirculation is ited, and weak or fallen arches 1 prevented. is the oy wonds the piece n the under is shank, with the arch lexible snug-fitting muscles a the normal which same ful, for the to function arch of the form time as ery stimu are P corrected or kind of ~especial- good looking Sold only by antilever comfort comfort you will you how Shoes are, ly when Cantilever us in this city, 800 Cantilever Shoes for Men, Women ‘and Children - SLOAN BROS. 185 MAIN ST.