The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 12, 1905, Page 33

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, - SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1905. ADVERTI SEMIINTS. I w” L GIVE $1000 araflny[:ancc‘ arTumoy AN) (WP TN WCM NSBREAST is mearly alwsys CANCER end if meglected will elw poison drep glands in the ermpit and ki dress DR. vMP St é‘ §\ GH‘ml ady Assistests. UfilGfi?a Third St., San Francisco SEND TO SOMEON RUDPTURE. Cffer far November Caly Special $30 RANTEE RUPTURE CURE, Cor. Ellls. [MENS DISEASES solfelt GU 906 Market St.. Co cures are permanent, if cured. Entrance only used by us. ISTS 30 YEARS IN LIEBIG STAFF Market Street. Sth Bldg. above 6th, lists’ presmmtwns o b w/%/éfl’l/ OPTICIAN. IOS MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR SUTTER' OPR OCCIDENTAL HOTEL KODAK AGENCY-PHOTO SUPPLIES | THE Los Angcles Times SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE Is NOW IN Room 41, Chronicle Bldg. Telephone Main 1472, Arthur L. Fish, Representative The Times is the advertising medium of the Southwest ~ POWDER STOPS WOMAN'S BREAST AMLEY&CO. | WITH CANCER | o—————o HOTEL ST. FRANGIS Has the lestl.qnipped . .and Handsomest . GRILL ROOM» CAFE IN SAN FRANCISCO Basiness Men’s Lunch a Specialty Slightly Used | $10, 15, $20 Second Hand $3, 85, $8 You Know? Where the Dolls Swing in the Window. } XEW HOME SEWING MACHINE C0. 1051 Market St. HALL'S REINVIGORATOR | cns wasted organs, kidneys, failing d unnatural dis- | FIERCE BLAZE Explosion I\(-lemos Water- wheel, Causing a Deluge! That Puts Out the Flames | PREVENTS GREAT LOSS | Fire Reaches 600 Pounds | of Dynamite and Result That Follows Is Startling e 7 ch to The Call. 1L.—News reached the burning of the ng at the Globe Trinity County, strange saving fon of the ma- xplosion of six hundred The explosion on fire the bullding in bié compressor machinery | el were located. Flames to a storehouse a few v and 600 pounds of glant pow- | torehouse exploded with a as heard for miles away. The explosion broke of hinery from ruin. The com- ished air to the Globe mine the mine will be closed down for sev- , saving thousands dollars’ ys until repairs can be made. SISTERS TO PLEAD FOR BROTHER'S LIFE Will Ask Pardon or Clem- ency for Their Condemned Relative. Specjal Dispatch to The Call. RENO, Nov. 1L.—Two sisters of T. F. orman, one of the four murderers con- mned to swing from the gallows next | , reached Carson to-day | purpose of pleading for their iife before the Board of Par- | ch meets Monday morning. Both | nen proceeded immediately to the | State prison, where Gorman is confined. | Their meeting was a pathetic one. It is | the general opinion that Gorman, togeth- | s three assoclates in crime, will clemency by the Board of Par- e . DATES OF THE SAILING OF TRA RTS CHANGED Instructions Are Issued to Troops Now Under Orders for Movement To and From Philippines. NGTON, Nov. 11.—Commenc- n he army transport which tled from Sen Francisco for Manila nber 6, the sailing dates from > will be on the 5th, 25th and month, at approximately | day intervals, and from Manila, | & December 15, on the same | the same intervals. Troop | organizations will as a rule sail on | alternate transports. - TFoOps now un- | der or s for movement to and from the Philippines will be instructed to sail follows: ' n San Francisco—Headquarters and ten troops, Third Cavalry, Decem- four troops, Fourth Cavalry, Twenty-fourth Infantry, | Eighth Infantry and two rd Cavairy, March 5. | From Manila—Seventh Infantry, No~i vember 15; Tw second Infantry, | December 15; SBecond Cavalry, January Twentieth Infan March 5; IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE INVESTIGATORS MAKE REPORT | Discuss the Possibilites of Pumping | Water Where Supply From Streams Is Not Avaflable, ‘ WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—The annual report for 1904 of the irrigation and | drainage investigations of the United States Department of Agriculture says a leading line of work during the year was a study of thé possibilities of pump- ing water for irrigation where a Sup- |ph from streams is not avallable, or is | hard to get. | The report covers the SBanta Clara | Valley in California, the New-Mexican experimental station, the State of Texas, the rice district of Louisiana | and the States of Colorado, Nebraska | and Kansas. | The drainage investigations include experiments in draining seeped and | alkall lands in the arid regions and | the drainage of farm lands. —_———————— | WORK ON TEHUANTEPEC ROAD IS FAST NEARING COMPLETION Freight Which Formerly Went by the Panama Route Will Be Shipped Through Mexican Republic. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.—The Te- | huantepec Raliroad, which the Mex~ fcan Government has been bullding across the country from the Atlantic to the Pacific, will, according to in- formation received at the Mexican em- | bassy in this city, be finished and ready for use within six months, The bellef in Mexico is that the com- pletion of this important road means | that a great deal of frelght which for- merly went by the Panama route will | now be transported through the Mex- | fean republic and that during the ten or twelve years which it will take to | finieh the Panama canal Mexico will | profit from the improved accommoda- tions which it will offer to the trade | of the world. Dr. Humphreys’ Seventy- |Seven breaks up Grip and A Common Cold is quickly cured by | wgq A Hard Cold takes longer, but is al- ; ways broken up by “77.” | A Stufty Cold is annoying, but it Winter Comforts LADIES’ HOUSE JACKETS. You know how scarce all-wool Monday and Tvesday double stitched center; ex- Will Be Red Lel- Have been!| | in Ladics’ and Chil- That tum win- | | Our Fall Noveltiesin ter Days : want of dren’s Underwear |° T Ladies’ Neckwear For Ladies’ Suit Cases, ‘P}if’l:‘:‘ will Here is some Made of steam: Low Hand or Wrist Bags or Fol "; good news for you shrunk flannel- lp =g prices Belts. g Ao Lmd a0 to read: ette; square prevail . LADIES’ BEL' ‘:‘ue A Rdiecs CHILDREN’S yoke: rolling here, as fit; black patent leather, PRSI on COMBINATION | | collar; ~liberally made; | |you wil md-lv see when tra strong harness buckles. day. . It will more than E £ 3 3 » Instead of 25c, \Iondlav s pay you to look at them. ’.s;‘;cl‘fl;:fi 'u"r:l:‘:é and white stripes. P"f;:)'é kau-i{(gasde ngffi (c:hoe’:; and Tucida’yfi price..15¢ MLADIES . APRONS— finish; high neck and long LADIES' UNDER- lawn; hemstitehed borders LADIES’ HAND ' or Made of white lawn; ex- sleeves; drop seat; finished SKIRTS—Made of best in solid.and two-piece ef- WRIST BAGS—Made of tra full; wide strings; fin- seams; in cream, white and Amieridan - stesin: shiunk PRI N Se seal, walrus and' monkey ished with a deep hem- ecru; Mentor make; all fannelette; deep scallop- LADIES’ STOCK and skin; moire lined: purse to stitched border. Price 25¢ sizes ..... Wses T2 50c edls finished with enibread- COLLAR—Made of real match; ,slc or 'f,u"d;nflfl: LADIES' BIB OR LADIES’ VESTS—Low ered buttonhole edge: pink handmade Battenberg lace; frames; ienna handle: 1n'| | NURSES' APRONS—OF | | necki no sleeves: made of | | and: white, blue and white, | - | in serpentine and fowered brown, tan, blac $l‘ # w}nte En_ghsh la\\{n; hem- French thread; swiss rib- gray and, white stripes. designs; to those who expect as high as 1?] stitched bib and wide hem- bed; medium and heavy i 3 45 make hand_work. look at these will be an et g stitched shoulder straps; weuzht .............. 35¢ these, it will please you. surprise for you at.. full length; extra wide fin- LADIES’ VESTS—Me- At - d SUIT CASE —24 inches long; made of Russian leath- Sastch ;;gl';l:ta w:rleolatnsl: :t‘;ong ei‘ew‘;g extra wide; full length; ment made than these; er Kaes Fall Wear . o extra long strings to tie high neck and long fiered th . year—they will and riveted around the waist. Price sleeves; tights to match; OSpee oty The designs are French. be more so this patent handle; brass lock % 25¢ tight fitting top; knee or WE 9. DEG The fabrics ate Scotch. year. The ad- and patent clasp; linen lin- gt S 1L e L STE ankle length; in white or pared to give The makes are American. vanced price on ed, with apartment inside; LADIES’ ULS th gray....Per garment 75¢ you this week For American children. wool has made it so. Here extra straps; extra leather APRONS — Covering the in our Sogp Department. Here’'s _one made of are some we had mahdté up cap at each corner to pre- ;vholte ((he‘ss;aortt):gkchac’clldc EI“D{RE CASTI%E SOAP Scotch plald woven cloth. in early summer before vent w t; differ- ront; of im s —The Lily of France — Trimm the advance in price. . Our ent shaix’?ficfié’me feom gingham; epaulettes over Ladies’ Gloves ks Taineh 1o b:‘_: wi‘g Amlihsr;l;s br}i‘;:mnf“} patrons will get the bene- | | Instead of $4 so, the Price | | the shoulder; buttoned All our fall stvles | | hard milled; pure white. | |Bustons: pouch front: new $t pf G JPRee el e e of sl Sl ol HRxel aiiresd Sl On o Dl Gble B orgRithLiin wide Cif ade .in: the military | | ........... ... . ; in wi i lor t tch sxrfixght dfrc\n]t ‘essuucaurfi gathered ruffle. Price 49¢ stand the winter TOILET SOAP—Peer- 31;;3? id color to matc collar; wide sleeves; wear; here’s one less make; highly per- lar and front satin trim- med; silk crocheted frog d; sl d edge < = ; S _ Weather Mecans to Get in the lioe s el e mown _Bay, id fose. | Leolors of plaid: sizes from edge ju pearl partecils il | | Hlercs some Hoslery made Christmas Rush LADIES’ GLOVES— | | farge cakes in a box...... 41012 years old. Price.. "d gray pink, '$1.00 CH L Why not buy Lady Warwick; for shop- Per box 15¢ ¥ - SR Y B ? DREN 'S your dolia ping and street wear; bAS HOSE—Made now? We have mai:iefi ofhhdea\"v dc:jgskn:; . e e 3 SO nishe anne out- < Anticipate Your Wanls SRR the prettiest | | SComs: extra large clasos: | | Holidays Will Soon | | You Know How Busy I ou e 1 Sl N e hand %:;flshsmigfig back; i Be Here We Arc in Our Rib- Royal Worcester double hee]’sersfgcs k:rlltd' ngdi);‘ d";-‘:u Shgd" o bmwé‘ afind g"hv dflmm&EgT;f: HbOl’l nepnhflmenl d and J. B. corset; i o 348 reds; warranted; fitted; we Here’s another crowd- factory closing knees, Sl e Eardp fg;::?::'aufgngrfiefi?v:fl% also give a glove check so acceptable bringer fos Monday and / out their odds ongls)hIES HQSIE—-’““k ity daesscdr in. Kea you can have them clelargg presents. H:f; T{’xgsda.v: _French taffeta NQYR maenicort | | casbmere e ey | | BEPnthhi o ol | Lhenevr vou w3 ST | e o season’s styles; straight ‘S?&‘;? \what that is. Its @} | ra} looking eyes and curly Fur Department LADIES: !}lleNl%KER- s ffi?‘:fifli and white, cut; hand gored; tapering 2 hair; blonde and brunette; CHIEFS—Made of pure i hay % many and princess hip; lace trim- med; extra tape inside to prevent stretching; garter attachments. Those who LADIES’ HOSE—Extra inches high: many differ- Sidit; sfidiso doen LADIES' HANDKER: have one and know what wide or outsize kind: made ent heads and dresses to e e S o CHIEFS—Made of Bel- Th they are should not ne- | | of French cashmere wool; choose from.......... 22¢ tocday. The Price | | fast linen: handsomely ese BecKon to You glect these offerings for steam shrunk: full finish; Cutter is sell.i;lz s bt embroidered: scalloned it You wflllt o SZIVe ..................... 50c¢ extra wide and extra qual- She at Br Stons n;'ices. edge; 3 in handsome holi- e B eclordanty VAN ORDEN LA ity.at a low price for a Ladics’ SilK Vests The guaranteed and pure day box...... A box 25e¢ s00k covered; washable; GREQUE CORSETS — stocking like this.....50¢ adIcs . A R s o o R s Yt able: Stare, Fifth ave. N. ¥, LADIES’ HOSE—Extra and Tights the 800 different styles we CCORD AND TASSELS for e e ¢ long: opera length kind, Sample Line. have to show vou. Made 250 Instead of 50¢ Taade” of . meredrizea o V. ate > ms H - o 33 ar t v s i e inforced 11eel and toe: Draev us 34 off; they luster; long hair; fastened HOSE SUP- col«}‘:s. sach 'a,‘"gréléf"f:é also lateral ribbon effect, which adds strength and beauty; great many shapes to choose from; for slender, stout, short or tall; in black, white, blue and pink. Whoever has corsets made to order should look at these for.. $1.50 Here’s Your Opportu- nily to Buy Ladies’ Wrappers No middleman’s profits because they are made by our own machines; made of fleece-lined flannelette; epaulettes over shoulders; full sleeve; gathered flounce at bottom of skirt; collar, front, back, epau- lettes and sleeves trimmed with fancy braid: in many different stripes and fig- ures; in gray, blue and black . .$1.85 Prepare Now for Cold stockings, not dyed; soft as winter weight twice this price and yon will get no better... will buy or not. Then you will find that the truth telling store never dis- lpgoinu. Made of all-silk French chiffon taffeta: strictly tail- or made; tucks and pleats down front; trimmed; French back; ex- tra wide sleeves, with ex- tra long cuff, trimmed with buttons and tucks; in pink, blue, velvet; medium and 25¢ *50c We Don’t Care lo Boast But we have the largest assortment. of waists in San Francisco and we have proof to back it, and you are in- vited to see if you silk button brown, cream, white, '$2.98 black WAL HUNTER KILLS HERSELF Small Rifle Used to Slay Rabbits, Accidentally Dis- charged, Causes Her Death BAKERSFTELD, Nov. Il.—Coroner Mul- Iins left this afternon for the Paleto Hills to hold an Inquest - on the body of Bessfe udson, who accidentally shot and killed herself while hunting with a rifle. From meager accounts it appears that Miss Hudson left her home with a small rifle to shoot rabbits. A shot was heard near the house, and -later Mr. and Mrs. Hud- son found their daughter beside the trali, she evidently having accidentally . shot herself. Miss Hudson was ‘but 18 of age and was a member of & well-] pioneer family of the county. —_—————————— ARMY ORDERS. . . ‘WASHINGTON,” Nov. 1l1.—Army or- ders: The leave of absence granted to Contract Surgeon Thomas 8. Lowe, Philippines Division, July 10, is ex- tended one month. The President has accepted the resig- nation of First Lieutenant John Ken- nedy, Philippine !cont!. to take effect December 18.~ The War Denutmnt hu ‘been ad- vised of the:resignation of Lieutenant Frank 8, Burr,- Fifteenth Infantry, Presidio of Monterey, Cal.,| agalnst whom charges were. recelved by the de- partment. His resignation,will prob- own DEATH TAKES® OLD RESIDENT OF PETALUMA Dispatch to The Call. PETALUMA, Nov. 1l.—Jemina Black- burn, one of the ploneer residents of this city, passed away to-day. Mrs. Black- burn was the mother'of Charles Black- burn of San Francisco, Allan Blackburn of 8t. John, Ore.,, Coroner Frank Black- bum,MnmnRodanlflummM Blackburn of Petalums, Mrs. Hester :C. Blphic of Penn's Grove and Mrs. ILdly Parsons of 'Los Angeles. Mrs. Blackburn was born near Springfleld, IIl, in 182. In Oskaloosa, Jowa, she was married to Charles Blackburn. With a family of three small children the couple came across the plains In 1852 and settled in Petaluma. —————— Artist’s Father Dend. SAN JOSE, Nov. 11.—J. Albert Lotz, a ploneer of this county, dfed this morning after a lingering illness. He was a native of Germany and §5 years | of age. Lotz resided in San Francisco for some years, but of late had made his home here with his son, ex-County Trasurer Joseph Lotz. He was the father of Matilda Lotz the well-known animal painter. Besides these two the following children survive him: Paul and Augustus Lotz and Mrs, Amelia Ahlers. —_————————— AGED WOMAN ALLEGES THAT HER S DII'MWID HER lmn.nnm Imc- Sult to Set A-flecluvmm hmrty Allsxln; O.hst she, was defrauded by ed Mary B. Duprey filed HAT THE GOOD BOOK SAYS: at the Drlcc Cutter’s and. then you will find how your money will go !arthest.” © ====——OUR GUARANTEE: If in a day, week or month any store will sell to you at. a less price than Wwe, your money is yours again. Mnny Preity Dresses our bargain counter Mon- ished at bottom with hem- stitched border. Price 25¢ LADIES’ check gingham; You Know What It fancy colored dresses; lace trimmed; shoes and slip- pers; also hat to match; 14 sflk and linen; French or China silk; high neck and long sleeves; high neck and short sleeves; knee or ankle length; also corset covers; ribbed; 365 samples; no 2 alike; we cannot describe all, space will not permity silk; ventilated; tailor | | 55 doz. to start with; we 25¢ quality; samole price | | stitehed: in pink, - blue, | | cannot tell how long the _?rf'm""ooc?.‘u;':n"'“’“""‘ ................. 19¢ gray and white; dress- quantity will last at..28e India dlamonds; 816-818 Market Strect 13-15 O’Farrell Street black, brown, navy blue, ::xvl:red Wlthslflk'; h‘:n bl::k PHELAN BUILDING red and white. Price.50e o s AT u?‘l;: land that the court direct Taylor and “If the best is none * too good for you, lrade CAN YOU EXPECT A FA!&E& OFFER. THAN THIS. If You Are Interested WeHaveReccived All Ladics’ Gowns you inspect them. SUITS—Made: of pink and white and blue rode make; no better fin- ish; made of Australian yarn; steam shrunk and medicated; no better gar- Relter Valuc For your money has APRONS— Children’s Dresses for SKIRTS—Full flare skirts wifh deep hem; come ‘in _many different made of silk taf- feta; heavy weight fumed in such odors as lily-of-the-valley, new- Washington knew how to seize the opportunity, so did Lincoln and For Belfast linens; narrow hem- and day aiter .. stitched border with ini- tial 10e to-morrow ..25¢ at the neck; pointed back: satin lined; finished with a silk fringe. - Price these at the fur stores and vou will find that you cannot _equal these for red, blue and brown, tan and pink, and many others.23¢ HATPINS—I Inches long; gilt pin; needle pointed; dif- ferent -cut; brilllant cut heads; in rh!nefione ame- thyst, rubfes and pearl, ete. ..................... 12%e NECK CHAINS — inde- structible graduating beads; patent gilt clasp in coral, pearl, gilt and turquoise; full length; short price PORTER__and ABDOMINAL REDUCER— :Made with.snug _fitting mercer- ized sateen pad, with extra strong belt at- tached; has 4 straps of wide French frilled lisle elastic; button clasp; in pink, blue, red and black; go to you the same way; made of Vega silk, tights Deceivers or Bustles all swiss True to nature; invisible when worn; made of near- strong pin and el and 35c value .. COLOGNE — Eastman's makers and man_tailofs are pleased to fit over some‘with emblems, others finished with bands | | 0% red ete-- Per speol 3¢ these, as they help to give | 0 celebrated ke; Xk ............... a perfect ft; physicians | || Children’s Sailor Caps | | &fSM arited™ s, d5ine, $xoo quahty aample pnce recommend them; light Made of | fote -ceoeenne il 10e . Tbc d 50c 3 _’"_‘Lry_'_—___ kid, patent taining pins, safety pins; in leather, black and white 4 x B serge, wool | | ereeeniciians cheviot and corduroy; SEWING - SILK — Large 3 spools; in black, white, pink, ... The PRICE CUTTER... plain} MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. the Turner property. She agreed and | autoists threw on more power flndljured though tns nerves of near-by the deal was consummated. Later, | rushed away. Luckily no one was in- | tradesmen were badly upset. however, she says, she learned that instead of her name her son had his name inserted In the deed as grantee, As her eyesight is very poor, she says she ted in the defendants to'make & proper deed and only recently learned that she was taken advantage of. She asks that the deed be set aside his wife to execute a good and sufi- clent deed In her favor. She further asks that judgment be entered against | her son for $1390 rent, asserting that he has occupled a room in her house for yun without compensating her Mrs. ‘Duprey is represented by Amrney Charles M. Bhortridge. —_——— Tank of Automobile Blows Up. An exciting automobile accldent oc- curred yesterday morning on “Larkin street, directly opposite the City Hall. A large touring car was speeding to- ward Market street, when it struck a rut in the pavement. The jar®tore loose the fastenings of one of the gaso- line tanks that are carried underneath the machine and it fell to the street. Just as it struck the pavement the tank exploded with a roar. The street from pavement to pavement was filled with flame, the force of the explosion being so great as to shatter the basalt blocks immediately under the tank. The speed of the automobile carried it so quickly beyond the point of the ex- plosion that it was uninjured and its mechanism seemingly unimpaired, for Chas. M. Plum & Co. NINTH AND MARKET STREETS "SPECIAL SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS Superb Stock at Cost To induce early Holiday purchasing we have reduced kundreds of Oriental Rugs to their actual cost splendid stock offers all weaves, sizes, colorings and designs, many not procurable elsewhere. This offer will appealte the Holiday purchaser as well as the Rug lover. Note these for specimen values: Beloochistan, 5:6x3:5, regularly sold for $30, now Carabagh, 3:7x6, regularly sold for $15, now.. Cashmere, 6:7x10:9, regularly sold for $80, now Persian, 10:2x13:4, regularly sold for $280, now.. Khiva Bokhara, 7:8x9:10, regularly §117, now.. Cashmere, 4:4x7:10, regularly sold’ for $44, now Shirvan Kelim, 5x11:1, regularly sold for 335, now Missoul, 3:3x8:4, regularly sold for $45, now... with one astonished look behind the Shirvanm, 4x7, regularly sold for $85, now . e T a=a Candaba, 12:2x15, regularly sold for $375, GRAPE-NUTS. regularly sold for $48, now . -5l Jran, 3:10x8:3, regularly sold for $30, now .. Daghestan, 3:7x68:2, regularly sold for $20, now . Shirvan, $:3x4:10, regularly sold for $20, now. . Guendjee, 4:6x7:6, regularly sold for $44, now Shirvam, 4x regularly sold for $32, now .. Daghestan, 3:5x6:6, regularly sold for $17, now Khiva Bokhara, 7:5x8:5, regularly sold for $115, now ATHLETES and ably be accepted and the court-martial proceedings dropped. , One. of the al- leged offenses of thn officer 'was his faflure to appear_ before the .board for examination for promotion. - He was to have salled with his ugim t\&p ‘San Francisco this we her son, ag suit yesterday to cancel a conveyanee |} of property on Valley street, near San- | chez street. Joimed with her son, T, B, Duprey, as defendants are Thomas R.: Turner and his wife, Annie, who made | the conveyance co! of, Mrs. Duprey sets forth that in 1904 she collected $2000 on an insurance pol- jey on the life of her husband.” wm;- ing to Invest the same in real estate, Ih): ui: she oonlnltod h;:t al.t‘m‘ in whom. she reposed confl- dence, and he mguno& g. purchase of . gonorrhea, dis- glands and all other terri- or excesses, which lead | 1 death. Positively cures | or young of that morti- nesk of discharge, and Eent sealed, §2 Guaranteed cure any | INVALIDS doesn’t stay long when “77” is used. A Dangerous Cold loses its terror when “77" 1s taken, Pneumonia Is | averted. All Colds yield to “77,” it acts direot- |1y on the sick parts, without disturb- ing the rest of the system. At all | Druggists, 25c, or mailed. Shirvan Kelim, 5:1x8:6, regularly sold for 330, now. . Cashmere, 8:2x4:10, regularly sold for $20, now Guendjec, lxnx‘t. » muhfly sold for Mt, nOW.... W ‘oat Grape-Nuts . “THERE'S A REASON.” § . oma ‘The Comp- troller of Currency to-day approved 7 A book on Dr. Humphreys' system | the application of H. B. Swan, George | of cure mailed free. chn.flay, J. G. Mossier and othsn to or- e oy cm1 with -W T e Wasklv Cal $Lll(l fiflr Toar