The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1906, Page 4

a AAC ee k ivew S@kinfilat, who always —-----|Seattle Leads All s himeelf going to bed ev THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907 and 1909 Seventh Ave EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY <i ys : cdopepdent 870; Sunset Main 1080, " Busineser independent 1188) Sunset, Main 1080, STAR DUST By “JOSH" he gets up in the morn Seb Western Cities FAST PRIZE F@R BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, $1 Wet the Good Clothe, etablt, F Hott & McGregor, Tailors, 1320 Bee BALLARD STAR AGENCY 2% Ballard Ave Sunset, Mallard W8 - o ‘One cont per © conte per or Gwantp-five conte per ment Ne free ¢ e Deviveret by mail or #O MAIL. SUBSCRIBERS tes Nhven paid fe atvanca your SEND IN YOUR YARNS, MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADOREGa (Ol! © Nabel fe & resell ‘ scitininilicuiidinveeritcinastan we iterea’ at the Pestoltice ai eattin a8 ercond clans matter, J08H WISE," THE STAR. e — RINNE ane: i i gt Even in Ite Palmiest Days San Franciseg From Tile Diteher 0 S2OCeI ROT A Weed Fro@ Jom Wise. ittustration of the lengths to whib} HERE ARE some men will go to got free aif a verti | BIG Never Could Show a Recerd Like This Phore ko ed “Nceee in (he carer af Qoweranr Wes What They Eat | on vue wiht Tear et, did BARGAINS 1h recvoe ecsece ot soxe's provi pamperty and semnetas! Sor Ber oe lorie! D. 6. JOHNSTON CO. SELL APPROXIMATELY FOUR HUNORED AWD PIF? . Hie ie nat a “elt Mode” mae, No man to self made te the qr twee, te ADE Se Phe dentint—Putlet HiaHest ORGANS SINCE SEPTEMBER 7, AVERAGING ABOUT A CARLOAD Balty 6 AKO + | the t be Metine 8 te eae elt ettont iat } on ew © v The ball playor—Batter eakep i It will be impossible for ua to i sles on the book r but the santos - we + Pyaek Regen ware eorle waly ebek YT ‘Tus jeweler Lady fingers GRADE nuthber will be announced The four hundred entered up to tollows bn nine - Wout ore Gey be get Rott tw It! ” boat bee The lumberman--Chopa PERFUMES lat in overpowering evidence of What « et and prog busin y Bad no wadggr The actre Lobaters Carloads of beautiful, high-grade Pianos, Player Pianos, Electric Pianos and Organs a 9 dell . ot | alt ) rhe chef--acon our great Demonstration Gale will continue until further notice yang Y ' work fred ures c@ the forme ta om | rr arveyor--@teaks. Price Well, there never wat greater values offered in Pianos and ( I W ‘ im the flat lands of | The Lamb Th ‘ are f ing at $190 are worth §300, while ef king $2009 " . at ger of tile ditek : 7 dia merchant —-Flanndét Bliew pase as ra 40 would be cheap at § $400 and up hese are only 4 In ae aut an be heaved d @ diteh he dreamed and some las eega eae as see t The dramatic orttic—Roaat Heautiful Cr withstanding our exteremely low prices, we ¢ making most fenired—ig fi t 1 hear ch, appealing he chair |e PRIZE WINNERS @ (The Pittsburg millionaire—Brof dane, lars No reasonable offer will be refused at, y € t te ¢ driving } on argumen Did not Lincoln ween |e } ers, figure . ' sha We are now showing some ive, beautiful and art 1 ‘ ever exhly i t w * The gambler—Saratoga chips package all . ited in Seattle, Among them the fan id Chie ne & Sons, the : vy i « — = vbr : . sang | 2 Os Stephney Bouth Park, *| The promoter--Watermelon The Quaker elebrated Kimball, Hobart M, Cable, Pease, Haddorff, Btory & Clark, D , ‘ oalde One And while the other ditet ep of weariness YOURS |, |, NW, Maxwell, Franklin, & lots, made endon, Bailey and many other » Char Hanley reed " eee bone |e Wash | Queer Cases at Rollin'’s Corner, tablets Remember that every instru 1, both by the r F * rhe : + Remon About thie time he beg ake in the debating societies |x tee eae eee ew * | ‘The most absent minded many at pa! elt vies too, that we agree to refund al cheerfu im case it ten delivery ry t at the ee hots Aw he was thé best tile diteher, so bh |this place Is Sam Blanks, the nd " Hreak found tn every respect satlefactor apg 7 Mw mOre Can We dot ; Became the best debate etry ee Cortelyou, says a New York din-/tary here. Yesterday before golak Co to tnt Hubert M. MeGregor, Kimba nb ane A. Bhat nett een i t th unty chairman sought teh, punctured his boom for gov) Out he put a note on bis door read We « ’ ‘iT plar ‘ p y ' ‘ weal i One da ng a politica rign the county ¢ “ |pateh, punctured Jie ee te ie | Me “Will Return in an Hour” Ri of tt mnibs broker Mina M. K. Post, Lakeside plano. ball ph Wee bi Hatley to make sor . for the party, He found bis man in jernor, | He did |turning in about five minutes to got | Rite ne SRP 3 J. H. Reynolds Lakeside plane nball pia Hadie I 4 @ deep ditch. Hank im out, changed his clothes and started | eomething a . ad hand-patnted, popular subjects Maree Haddortt pl par 4 y wooing th a doo he sat - : f ne. G. BR * Ee tn “Your son William says he ts an eee ; new « ory ha pla ' - 3 That was the inet t 4 Mia 9p hes put him to the [joue to learn « trada = and watted that tength of} ¥ aes tory pr tant A pias Me " R my, Kin plano, z frost. He en 4 a law office and engaged im practice, He Yoh,” said Exra Silo, “so he sen Semite’ Base ew f & Blory & Clark ge i ‘ * geckon It's th’ hows trade. : : - moved ¢ ne—aad the frost ts ent y reckon t's th’ by a | The closest man ta town ta An — . * V vk plano, ? It ts Opportunity with a big O bromide wagon in Cuba oud ao reSregen, = Se rea later M HM. Cable —_—_— In a Poker Ganw \* -_—— - ise Caine plans, | Bre. A Hi, Johnston phan, PLAYING WITH WHITE CHIPS.) Ss Cc lifo | © ps — Jol iano, ) A SUMMER GIRL | eee Caner | — te Fock tone ca io” “Your father was one of the Old-| perore going Bast. The Southern | -+ J J t ° REE ORILIVERY . H . | ime whaling masters, st he?" | paetfic company offers excellent ac ° ' Mra. it. J. Hanna, Lattice J 1 M. Calta } y be mer a ® 4d know, deat t « l agk you No, you have slightly | commodations Two trains daily to Ma Ir ; . iW ane alley plana, 7 med, as she eat te be » mixed; my mother school! | @an Francisco by the famous seente 2 AE % Se ae Mrx G. H. Paets Malcolm Love Grout of him, er sailor hat astant er : and shook her |teaehe | Bhaste Reservations, tick Th 0 k 'D 5C w.. oat . @f her rippling locks and her pretty | head | ets and Information at Union Ticket e Quaker rug 0. KR McKlwreath, Story @ Clark | Mra. H. 1. Corey, Kimball pta Tm seane Ker Tiros. plano. Attic foot swinging tu f . » late, old ww.” a mm otty.” the miner, wants to rn | office, 605 First av 1013-1018 FIRST AVENUE Sebi ¥ , Se Ces . B. Jo arham & Bone pie Do ¥ want © t Jack HM tor font, That's another) & EB RLLIS, Gen Ast *** Mre. C. & Wilson, Whitney piano, | Gus Anders ' a John Burgess, } paket ake be his all-the-year-, ican Sees ft a eS si J. . Bruen, H. M Cable plane Hertha 8. Joeh bickering $3 “Po I want you to be? Yea as-|round girl, and I have t n't throw sour oid clothes Mises M. Lapman, Lakewide a Andrew Bark, K } d you to be ae Oe roe canea tor, |Quee- Mave thems eieaeed to Des Mrs. T. M. Wiliams, HM. M. Cable | Mrs. G. ' Jo BR r : ia do for me it} . like sew et the Pantorium. Mate * Kk Kirnty plas will you do for me It} Marry } | ball plano AG t ore Mactar , ine ra = V RY BODY HE PS : ae beet Plana, j l ra phar }e. 4 haston pia t : rything dance attend a saa ball piano | «a YM hiager, Pease N. W. Bowers, Kimball plano } Ue * oP. her | i. K Lagonda plane, 5 Herbert J. Olive, Lakenite Modern Maccabees, Katey orger ine 5 Ziipha M. Schofield, Weser Bros. P. White, Lakestd ence: I'll be your slave. I will feed you with chocolates and ice cream ~ 4 R ant : Sg on tore “5 E A S Alaska Yukon Pacific oe Ko cee mien | Se a Ghee held out her Hitt Brock Johneon, Johnston plane. Jor aon, Burdet Tr. B Wee Lakeside plan “Thank you; you're ve hind y 8 eve, Kinb 1 Fosberg, Kir bri Mra. 1. J, Bouchard, Sanyal end 1 am delighted osition ©. D, Anderson, Jot » | Norman Storle, Bailey plano p yon f - ie i A. M. Reynolds, Chickering plano. ‘ Mary K. BR, Reewea, Ste ' nclew Spemeliins- Toga Fannie Pepe, Lakeside. piano uJ K piar pet oer et rae Bummer girl consist : ? Firet Presbyterian church, P. & F. | M nt Ho Ivy Pa : “Why, the most d antet- One thousand dollars’ worth of exposition stock give naway by organ KO s, Kimball plano | Mre & tered companionship Londons Lillian Knobie, Johnaton pleno jl. A * John«ton plano | vwR oe Iwtous on either ald We will show our appreciation of the splendid work done by Frieda Jacquot iabal w | Mrs ids L. Harper, Lakeside 5 wr : me false hopes—-just a sort of mus our school teachers, by presenting our $1,000 worth of exposition Cota Thompson, H. M. Cable piano.) | aie : Mra. M.A. Nichols, Kimball 5 Qual attention, don't you know eae IU seth as follows, ” M Nelson, Ain plano. [lorry Barber, Lakeside plano, | Mra. BK. Reunett, Jol om suite me pertectly—yes 2 The twenty ach King County {ning the most Beles a Ble Pictmbalt| & Co, plano, | Mire: FY. aecCiurkin, i a oe Pp votes between now and Chgistmas will each be presented with $50 ones 6 nn, Btory & Clark plane < etapa ‘That was the way it bei A : Wonderful hance to Get exposition stock—A vote every 25c purchase-—-commencis, W. A. Kepter | t. Johnator “ Toney Berens, electric plane, what © summer girl she was, to be! now Mra ML. Con Wheriock Pia- | arter H. J. MeCracken. P. A. Perry, Lak j Rola plane Frank Cherous, Chetckering grand Cc. W. Wood. eure, How she tripped thr Big Returns for Your Qewers and singing her m green ficida with him, pi plane. Mra, Rena ' @@ the little cedar boat, w Earnin M R Gee A. W. Soult, Story & Clark pian lL. W. Heath, HM. Cable O. Lietaon, ¥. W. Janney, Johnaton piane. Mies B. Harris, Lakeside Mra N. Maine. Meatt 4w, Thorp, H. M. ¢ plane A be Chadwick, tory @ rm Gieeves rolled up to the elbow fag upon him to wateh the Fou fmuscle as it swelled ber pretty arms. Bot if these thir E few infinitely mo P Mre 8. J. Fields, Story @ Clark | P. Hansen, Kimball plano. ph Della Strange, Clarendon plano. Ryde. H. M. Cable Mra T. Newton, H. M. Cable | J.B Hickin, Story @ Clark plano, | 4 °C. Webster. —_ plane Helle Amb Kireball pia | F. & Kenney rc. Harmer, Story @ Clark plano.| H. M. Smith, MC. Cammon plano. | wm H Post M. F. Goss, Johnston plane Mra Leatie Loveridge, John Mra. Nettie Mor ! ' y ribbed and Meeced elther Satisfactory garment: each ae WOOL UNION SUIT =| BEACON HEIGHTS LOTS, 850] °° SkKFe VEN chs she fell into calling bim and the pleasant little CASH AND $10 A MONTH like this, Jersey ribbed, 160 TE. Warwick, Lakeside piano. A. ©. Phillips milliarity with which whe treated , if & B. Thompeon. Johneton plano Crapenden piane Bim. It was not # slsterty farntliar 3 HM Bhephard » Brom organ. arendon Mrs. Chas. {, Marshall ’ Seems Tae oe London’s Strong on Hosiery |)" """ "= a tary Eon | feat the ferhiiiartty of one jolly on n 0 r, « 0. Feyeeie Story & Cla ret, Story gs 3 Tilley, Wheelock planole gl WOMEN'S CASHMERE BOYS’ SCHOOL HOSE W. D. Simons, Lakenide piano. a | A. L. Chilvers, Burdett organ Mure. Wm. M. Taylor, & A ‘i Hartn i | Joseph Jacob, Story & ae | er oa SS Prices $475 to $700 for 40- @entiment thrown in add @ certain ihe Thie-the tongest, atrongest Clark piano i ‘ae Off -bandedness to tone It dows | Foot Lots Not all-woot, but regular Bs atretchiont at inate a most J. B. Reed, Kimball plano, Bertha Dodley, K Cyrus EK. Mclean “You are an ideal summer e. waten; have been wot, 0atinl factory ti winner for Chartes P. Fenton, Lakeside piano, | J. B. Harrison, Kimball » he sai to her one evening In the! odon sebaolutety black, M. B Pursing, Dor Mra. Anna M. McRae, Kimball pi- | ay Moonlight—“absolutely ideal” are perfect, the biggest value © fine or heavy all A ne. fh | Virginia B “Thank you,” she returned de- } fs Beatie ce. cceeee . ihe wne Omar David tark j W. Bringhurest, Kimball ‘ ram @urely, “lL am glad | eult your plano. Mille Oren Western organ jeaty.” i Mre. J. Hannarr nball pia Ste 0. L, a Laki ea ae oe $50 cash and $10 a month WOMENS’ GRAY HOSE Mate Normal School, Story & a On A ee i “4 “s . om ‘ Clark piano. Fred Miller, Story - oad care « bit } on lots under $600—one- This lo & much desired If not for the alight lmpertec ag ee ae he ree Reng A. Mre ite Camera Sa 2 She laughed niertity. fourth cash and $15 a month cium cactabeee Bae: ae tions each pair would be worth G, W. Croll, Lakeside plano. Mre Bre S& Marker, Kimball ston plano. What does that Imake me out 7" Soe: om it ie they area bargain ry, Katey organ plano Thore Helland, D. A the asked over $600—gives one four to No, 7271; all sines per pair os he H.W. Bates, Kimball plano. "Oh, only a summer girl,” he re~ i to complete = Thomas M, Bartlett, Johnston pi — on ne # pot nT trup, Johnaton ge ge ta toeton ana towns the ment... There is not a ‘oot! Women’s Hand-Knit Blouses B 2 mere a, Come oe | M. Cable plano. | Mra. Helena Wilson Mis Ret go on forever, and towards the end of August there comes a chili- fing breeze actoas the waves, which ghrivels wp summer things, and} Makes one begin to think of heavier Mlanneis and felt hate. He had passed through the churn. my stage, the brotherly stage, even | the cousinty stage, and he had now | seached a point where all feeling of | uture—getting all the ad- Feta tio ih L a hone he cee iotne celettonahip begin | vance. We have hundreds of people on our books who The iMthe wprite was going home| have made starts in life in our various subdivisions in of ground in Seattle that has not doubled in the past five years—much of it has quad- Terms like these on Beacon Heights give one a wonderful chance to secure shed now and pry, in the Kimball pi- | George H 4, Johneton pia i " Raith Odell, H. Mo Cable piano. Case whan. Mason, Kimball | Dora M. Rattiff, H. M. Cable plano.) sree C Uiiman, D. Mary Hyland, Johns | eae 4 Mra. FA. Ol@on | ure 3.0 | Mire LE Hardy | Mra G P Anderson, Pease or Sweaters Very attractive garmenta, very welcome, too, these days, Our Hioures are tionally well ma de Women's Sweaters ot Blouses, made either double or single-bre some low neck, some with large pearl buttons, others with buttons; colors mostly red and white; price $208 Complete Assortment of Mra. Kila W MH plane wow. Ww onde, Z. Rrandent Db James ©, Downey, Kimball plano. | F. & Dyer, J eS ee a James C. Downey. Mires pana, | Mra, M. i Langford, Senneton pl- | wre Semmes Conn, Saat KJ. Garlock, Btory @ Clark plano ono. : ne | Mee Che, Camp Abby Diveley, HM. Cable plano, | Mra. M. P. Dickson, H. M. Cable | 4g he Mra. J. D. French, H. M. Cable pl- plano. po a urria, D. a Mra. Janét Caldwell, Story @ Clark | "Qt PISMO 4 1) 9 Jonna ge ‘The rolling waves would resound the past five years—wouldn’t you like to? a | or roman). be. ones I f nts’ WwW re tee wa ieee | ure 0. J. Gates, Story & Clark - on tear. Wet, it be goodby Beacon Heights is the closest in heretofore unplat- n a ear Mra. Mildred Ki. Erdman, M. M. | _ piano. : w™ | Mrs A. & Beunton, Kimball tes ys Se: pot po pypes yo.) ted tract in Seattle—about the same distance from Pio- silane aitina Chin Dee ties Ga aiate: Makeabdn Suman Ca Cable plane | Mra. William F, Meriman, H. M. es Burrows, Story & Qi. are-yen?” | neer Place as is the Madison street power house. The Dainty Wile Cope tor ine eet eed val Ince (rill BERS AIL Gaetan cn Venton Kioman Dic | Mra 3, Me Gladwin, of Cable | 26re. C.F, Canctr. tal White 8k and Wool, with white silk ribbon Oe ano, plano ‘ Mrs M. A. Mattison, ut, Harry, you only asked me} tract is one of the finest in the city—high and sightly— te be 8 summer girt three blocks from the car and an equal distance from the ano. Sam Nelson, Kimball plano, J. H. Lawrence, Kimball plant) an Haley, Lakeside plano. Miller, Kimball piano. 1 Youmans, Clarendon plano. White Silk and Wool Hooda trimmed with 3 rows white ribbon and bows 48 & D. Anderson, Peare organ A. W. Lingerfelder, Johnaton piano | 1, N. Matheny, Story &@ Clark - — | | Beacon Hill school. Ww ROUND TRIP RAT T j Lo es TO plane | son, Hains Bros. piano. | F. W. Phelps, Weser plana Wallace F. Be ton piano. | Tauscher, Lakestde piano, | Mre. EW ORLEANS, Lots are 40 by 100 to 122 feet, with alleys; the prop- Via Northern Pacific, Dates of sale) Geiser? and h_ Pinal return inn| erty is intersected by the 80-foot boulevard and 17th sce is RNa, BL Fd Esther, K Johnaton piano, Inuac Berry, Kimball For the Boys- = -retenge Pong gs ore goo avenue, 70 feet wide, both leading to the 240-acre tract U be 1 M Cantor, Stow @ Clark plano Kimball ptano | Mrs. Margaret Johneon, Fee etn pectic taut tft} held by the city for park purposes to the southward erwear Virginigmariend, Fbregson peat |W. B. Gees, Story ae ee plane. eorner FP ¥. a Texte vo aamerees ane ~_ cb ster Cable plano. ois Reasic Liddell, bene ~ 2" And then stop and think—prices are actually $475 in Beattie-—Fine Jereey Wibbed Shirts and Drawers, Just Mra. W.T. Forrest, Jonnston pi- | Mra. c. W. Githam, Kimball plang Thy Rebekah lode, Pease plans net's or big brothers underwear, each no YB Granger, Cable piano. ere, Bek Pease plane to $j00—what you would have to pay at Green Lake or oplits, fathers of big brotharie underwent, each are iacgeenn AIL Georme, Dewey. HM. Cable plana. | ¢ Panwits, Story & Clark pi Mra "car Sarenéea Ravenna Park—three and four times further, They'll roomy, nothing skimpy abgut them but the price—each Bee © Sees, Ree ee | ee puvahtell, 3 frees Eon Pirescke Charente Boo pin amie, Tn mt - ra, Burt Burahdu Halley piano. sell for $1, to $2,500 soon. ; ano. Mre Jennie La Blanche, H. M. Ca- | wiiam Powell, Claren@ea 2 : m: WOMEN'S Mre. Annie Katich, Johnaten plane | bie plan ler FS Wills, DM ies This property is going as fast as we can make out ¢ ¥. Beart, C a —, | Mra. W. Anderson, Johnston plano w plane. " t % "t miss t chance i ‘ re. ryan mball piene, | are. J. KB Fournier, Story & Clark Woo 1 ee eee and Wool Underwear |]? 850582" | Se xs Soar Our representatives are on the a eve da J, W. Dodds, H. M. Cable plano Mra, M. Barker, H. M. Cable piano. plano . " 4 No better combination can te found fo: vt th f Edwin Riviey, Chickering piano, | Mra George Jorgensen, Johnston | yy R. J. Davia, Chickering Take the Beacon Hill car to the end the line and walk combina’ ; or erwear than allk and hie Frye, Chickering piano, plane. jo south ¢ blocks, or c to the offi 4 hh wool, The kind we show le very fine « of; wears well, laun Mra. N. M. Smith, Kimball pl Chari arm, H. Mi Cable plane Mr. W. B. Da in e hree . ome to the ice and have some- jets well, very destratl per garment Minnie Schroeder, Johuston piano, | Mra, E. J. Wright, Kimball ptano. J oe 1. Hobar j F one go with you. aa nad in ss a MEG? proud f ‘ jai Mre. Jennie H. Young, Kimball pt- | Mra # M. Tucker, K ait pha | P. Mot » jarments of which we y prow ome in either nat ana, 2 ” “ Pearl P. Holcomb, Pease Meee redes-btete UP THEE Rereey ribeed and fleeced: each ROO Mra. Clara Ht. Waller, planoia Boot ee eine Kimball plano, | Florence Dunlas Mra. A. Nerland, Johnaton plane | Mra. C. J, Wyman, Beatty o | plano. Mrs KW. Turner, Weser plano. Kimball sy George B. Dent William R. Whit Sale of org, Lakeside plano. | Norther Kimball plas amercial Company 10. ano. Mra. A. Hotr w ONES TOO! plano, mmercial Company, | MT Phiimar ‘Ss CO von The New York dru \ » sellin the swell stores of the city C. Robinson, Kimball plano plano. DANY | Me W. T. Cole sol Mrs. Thomas Anderson, Johnston son, H. M. Cable plano, | Mr. M. EW Black Haid stk iste —a small mountain of them, every plano. oO » plano. ; & one @ marvel of beauty Lena Blanchard, Batley piano. Mra. Nora Evanson, Pease piano, | Sister ci 202 and 203 New York Biock, William H. Mason, Lakeside plane, | J. Ro Binnings. Kimball piano. i Gt Mrs Johnston 4 Wm. Ander Kimball organ. Seattle S Mrs. Mary G keside piano. | School District No. 6, Batley piano, | Ethel G. Bex JW. », Lakeside plano, William , “ Me ” jermon, A. “ab |} CH. La Ppeane Let’s Help You to Buy Ms Bt cate F200, HM Ca ey Kina la Sale piano M. L. Warnke, H. M. Cable plano, | Mrs. LN. i ble plane That New Fall Suit sat ohh Aitivi, MH. Mb Gotta fui | Seieeerome eieaebe as Mra. N. Hell, Comes ano, Mra. J. KE. Nelson, Story & Clark | Gus T t souneee ORENOON ONLY. C. J. Goodrich, Burdett ongar plano Mrs. Ella Van Every, Came Pay we @ tittle at a thm Swedish Mission church, Windsor | A. P. #eterson, Kimball piano Mrs. I ns # any Buit or Overcoat you » wou k WM ' hére—no need for you to mak plano, | Jace ob Thiel, Join W. Rosenblat ickering (8 large cash outlay You “ the bill while you're wearing t clothes An timense variety of for you to cho $30 fs the price AD Immense stock of sheet muste, musical merchandien. ‘ MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. taiking machines, pianos and organs has been moved to 140 Becond Ave. whe tention. Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue ear Union. attie’s Rotiable Credit House.” all comtomers vill recetve our best at- HOME OF THE SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. wnittaa” Aor Bteinway (and other) Pianos 1406 €ECOND AVENUE SEATTLE OLD COUNTRY LINENS.