La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. Aiarust G, 1928 ; Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I OWNEKS-J BUILDING TOTAL UP TO $172,000 Three Major Projects Yet to Be Applied for, to Cost About $175,000 pulhllng permits In I-i f irande for the year, wilh three major projects yet l come which, It Is estimated, will Mill fur expendi tures of $ 1 7.1. 'KiO or more, have renehed ii total of I7,34K. Montgomery Ward & Co., which 1h huthltng n store Imrk of tho fed eral building on Washington find Fourth, liuvft practically completed e.xcnvalton work, but I heir build ing permit has not been applied for. w that li Im uncertain what t hl project will cost, FstiinaloH range several thousand dol lars, j ; Julius !!"Mfh Is making rapid progress wlthr IiIm lni'KO garage building i) Jefferson. hich II has been announced, will rout about L'0.(nin. Then the Fnstern Oration Nor-' mitt school will cost nearly $14.1, OiM) , and Indications it re I lint 'I he work will he started this month. 1'ernilU I'M month In l-n (inutile fin re Jan. 1, follow: Mnnth .taniniry .. February March .... April May June July Fermll u 15 13 :i;i f'npt 11,400 4,L'itr lH.:t7H 54.4K.V 4:).4K,1 23, mo 2l, KS Total U'3 171 3H4 . I'prinlld lupd this inonil) hrlnu the total to more than f1"L',ti(io, Willi J. Klt-'Kinw li.UinK out tif.v Auk. S to niter and repair a home ttn WasliliiKlnn between Kir nml fireenwond, nnd Ira It. Aldrleh tukln-r out a permit Auk. 4 to alter ami rt'pnfr a two-story apartment SOFT beautiful wall tonesl No clare! No laps or brush murks! Ecunomirul! Velumin Flat Vnll Paint No pores to absorb dirt I 'Easy washing tukes place of redeco mtingl This in iho Ktar for mny (tauf in punt, vrnii, Itcquora. W. K. GILBERT CO. MM;! The Host Method of Is Also the t -iff r:M?r '-r If frrii ,,,,,, Let the "Thrifty" Conlon I'ny Your Laundry Hills. Sec this entiiely new maehine it's the liip,'fest value in Washers at $12!. Kasy Terms Electric Service Co. Service Our Middle Name Phone Main 121 1412 Adams - "PADCO" WEEK II EG INS HE HE THIS MORNING Aug. 6 I" II, Inclusive, h;tvi' been vt-i jim the dittK fur "P.iheo week'" In Iji (i ramie, and during this lino-, distributors of J'lM-4 piOltllClK here will conduct nn edueatlnun 1 campaign nn the value of equip ping roofs wllh Fallen shingles, preserving a nil beautifying Inier iorw and exter'irs and using dust iest niKu In many rooms of the holise. An extensive display of shingles, which will show i hp color harmony possible, has been Installed In Dim Faboo display at i he I -a (irande hold and roofing authorities who ai'p a Inn oxpej'ls on color will give demonstrations find valuable in formation nn roofs and t heir de signs, according to C. M. Itussell, representative of i he I'araffin Companies, I no. LOSTINE PERSONALS l.OK'I'IVr:, Ore,. (HpfrhiD Mil.n Mofft K wan n lniin'Wt vlHliorio I .a (iriindi Hunduy. Hrucp KUlier. of l.ciin, wn n hiiHincHM viKitor in town Tuesday. MIsh Vera Mr Art or, of Kntcr pHhp, wiih a jfuewt of MrH. Kdna. Hammock for wcvcral ilayn Iul laM wpfk, . Mr. mid Mm. 'nailrn frnw, of Hurricane' ircek. were viwitlntf 'I'ucHilay at the home Of Mr. alul M CM. M. 't ow. J.afo Jlaininock Marlon Haiti JohiiHon w-rp In La Orandc inocli, and ChriM bUMinei vIkIioi-h I TiIPHday, I Claire t'ltlhlcra lion been iibncnt yrom the I'hllder hrbr fhop be riniHP of nn tttlark of toiinlllliH. Hurley Alb-n rcttirnwl honip Hun day from Hnb-ni where In- Iium roin libi.il bin law eoure at V 1 1 -Ininctic university. Mr. and Mm. Kr."l llatwi nn the proud paint of u hon. born to them July Mm ltancn 1m nl the Iiiiiik' of Mr. and Mrs. Kied WindeiM, Mr. ami Mm. J. H. JackMon upent Sunilav nlKbl with Mr. and Mm. i Wiiytii Crow at the I.li k 't k 1'orenl rnnKiM" Mai ion. MIsm Kthlyn l.cman, of liolse. Idaho, who haw been vtMllnt? rela -tlvi'H nml frlemlB here, left Tiii'H- lav tor Wallowa and olt Tliurnday li t t for her home. ! o i i.u i.tl.n I.i.uIh. and Mr. and Mm. Hen Kenney. Npeiit Saturday nnd Hundny cainidiiK at Aneiiiifl I. tike. Kd i 'runnier w:it n I. online vlnilor Sunday. Mr. and M in. John MeKlunlH, of Itnbb-r, stopped for limt time Sunday on Ibeir way home from I he Lake, Minn tihidyf MtiKHI went to Hiullh Mountain 'l uelay to airank'e lor n hnai'ditik' plai''. MInk MaKiU teadieM then liM.i year. t;.-oiKe Hauce ind family, of Leap, wi re railing on frli ndH Ih-ic litht Simday. tlrandiiia Vtdon, of linnaha. Npeiil Ihe weekend wllh lu-r daurh- I ,t:'; Mr. Mary Houri. Ib r won, t'larence, took her home Sunday evenlur. Marion Johnson ,of hnbler, wan viwUlii-r Mr, and Mrs. William WIk Katm Sunday. KrunU llradb y, who ban been on blH vaeiillon, Iuih returned to bin work lit (he HulNteiiH Ml ore. Mr. I IliilMeiiH. of Wallowa, had ehai'Kr .during the week. Mr. ami Mrn. l"Mradb'V and two ilutlKlileri Iind Mha.MrH, t'atiliue Itrndley hpclit neveral ilayn wllh friends at I. a (irande, 'I'luy wen- also Kuewtw of Hnt Knaftpfr on 1'ralrl creek over the w tfkeiid. S. I". i'khv, Minn Crow, I'aut 1'i'ntt. Mr. and Mm. S. M. i'iow and house on Knurl h bet w ' Mr. Aldri.h rsthuaie Will ! 57 00. n ( and 1 1 . bis work Clothes Washing Cheapest A ( - iMM Till" hour rambMnu buii-jalow. wilh tin br mm I liDiiliim- lo the slieel. Is fur it country e-lale, n "IlilUfde It it n u ii I o w." The thtilehed straw i-olorcil --blnyb ror lib ml- Into the Micro I- luic laiulM'iiH, ma kin'; an Ideal M-lliiiK for I hi- aliraclle iHiine. The Iroiil enli-iiuce I- n -mall MiMip. eoie-l I'ueHil of Held -lone, tin xwceiilnu; roof Him e(end Iiik out over UicM' inalvi pii-i'M to I'unn i In shrher. I roni I hii hioop one- eitii'fH a miiuII riM'ep Hiiii bull, will arched open Jims hcfwci'ii fi anil the living rmmi. One Ik nl mice luipreHkiil wflh (bo iiiiishIm sloue fireplace hi t 111-- cnoriuoiit Ihlmr iihhii. '11 ic eiitlro Iron! end I- a bay. In which lire veteu whulou. tun pah'N (if 1'rench iloors oh-ii from IIiIk I'ikmii onto i Hcrifiicil porch which I. riar la rue- -uoii(-h lu accoiiinnxlaic two i-cl II nif hcoN. - The ilfutim I'ihiiii Is immI le, well Huhied. and ba- an aMrac llxe bulll-hi Imllcl. The kllchen N laruc and ban a breaklict nlc4ie. There Is a biiM'liient under the liln-x ami licil i-mmii portion ntil.v. ThU bani'nieiii piotides ample iihiiii for Hit hc.iiliiu ilant, laumlrv. a well n n -inraue space. The thiol'- throimhoiM are Ihudcuin. wllh cjiiii" trim, stained a rich chocolate brown. Wall-' tluled. The price Is eMl-' tnulcd to be from SH.r.im to Sio.ooo. cm lu-hc or beailnu ami plunibluu'. son I .oiils a n i I "row and family Mr. and Mis. M. attended services' odlsl church Suu condnei.d by s ptesid'tit or Wll it y . Mr. t Hlver at III.' Mora M.-t j day, bleb w ci c I car i Miv-'r. ice luoicl If ami Ih frbtids, ol S. C l'ni ovvs VM'Te Obl-tiilic fHiver. helm; a pupil Mr. t low ;it on'' time. Mr. ii and Mi i :in it i Sat in da nd Mrs. S. I.. Mai;!!!. I r s. II. S. ;ie motor laifill and Mis.s I to l a (Irande WlielC IT. M.lill tnuk ic i 'Iticji i;o. I in Tli ui s daMill and wit.-, Mrs. H. the tlMllI to lay S. I,. M, 4. M.ii-lll an Miyrf llae v ml to .a Mhh Cie left tor lip III e!rl si Olle er which she w III attend. national 'otincil ol ' Kell- ininK. w Inch w itl be held I i ll ,1.1. -. w II MII'Mltl'll IplllU. III! Illll' llH.M 1 Kloiif. Tin ill Mi'iivir. I hiirmi: lh.- Ilhi.s or I 'mi M... 'I'inihK u. V. Mi Kiiw.ii-. .il W.il luun. Itioi; -;iri ol III.- Mi-Kin.h, hl.-H-.-. Mr. M.-II:miI -Im Ih mln ll llli- iiril IMiix.-il nml iui nhli- in Im' m his -liiw.'ll rump. Th.-y p,'nt Sumluy j ' iIim-i hi l.ii.sin..s. Id- w.is suir.r-jiit Mirror hilii' titi.l In tho Kant iiiK Minn hi ,'ili-ii- il'.iik laic hasin. I I Mr. ami Mr.-, li. .1 1:'- I '.'.1.' aii'll lli-orfio Molllll was ha.lly Injur- OUT OUK WAY By Williams I i 7 v. n I 'VEWMV COLLAR BiLV. VOO 7 ., JtIMME , VVA'iM1 IT ? VsEUV- jjp Tir3 ALU HERE SOMm'eRS !!!;';!; 1 "fi-liMvV it 1-3. 1 PcT IT 4 ' J I jlf DiFFiTlmT PccioT iO'-3 IF illf'l I LGCVT AMV t VVOL'LOkj' LOG I T j T ALU. MOPE MOT M Tnet7', I I T wouldm" cF PlvT lT im 'AT TJ .-r- r . rocVT---Tt- Oof A 1-Ol imiT-' 1 1 1 ji ! j; X OOn'T THikIiV I wcolOA. AjJ rfw jr' l:; !' ;i -TvVjENMN' DOLLAR BILL SCO ,",.', SsH II A c.isAMe w-viw now v.'iiAo," , r I r '.. 1 s NK'i H SOD C":Of -.:iJ ' l ' ' HILLSIDE BUNGALOW I LI kl li" I iilSjSS KyS&hLU. LlVINQ tiXOM jLT-. I l l "I i JDJiTri " vi-u i I t- Lt-i ) -J -1 - ' J """I MtcncN ' Mr. and Mrs. Itlehard Van Pelt and nun. Dick, rnniped up Soutlt Kork : Saturday and Sunday. They were .joiio d Sunndy by Mr. and Mrs. 'Charley Hrtdwell and Mr. and MrH. It. V. (ioodman and family, of Kit- tcrprise. and enjoyed a picnic din- iter Sunday. j A eampiiiK party ronslHtinK of Mr. and Mm, flene' WllllauiHOii, Mr. jiml Mm. IMhcrt Wllletl, Miss Heu 'lah MiiKiM and Clifford WinnitlK. pent several days last week eamp ,uk UP South l-'ork. They returned i Monday. M 1mm MiikHI Ih spending lo r vacation from Imt work at thu i Wallowa hoHiltal. 1 M r. and Mrs. Krnnk Moons and i Mr. .Moons' mother nnd sister Jltlaneb, drove over from IVndleton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Moon re turned wttb their baby eon who has been spcuilillK the past two weeks with his manpnronlH, Mr. ami Mrs. William Hunter. . I M i s. Sadie Hall, returned home Friday from ICichbind where she has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. ( I. , M. Cardner. Mrs. S. I.. Maiclll and her sister. Mm. H. S. MaKlll. left riiui-sday for Mill 'hy and Ashland where they will visit relatives. They will also visit (heir brother, Krnnk Kor- 1 ester and family at Dunsimilr, Cnl., in tore ret urn lute home. Mr. and Mrs, I w o iLiiiKbters, ieor,'e Mails iind Mr. Malls' father ind mother, and Sadalla Itucker, i ot' Corvallls, arrived here last week; and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F.I-j uier Hticker and friends. They left Thursday. j Mr. and Mrs. WHIIard Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. liny Skaggs, of Fn-I lerprlse, went up South Fork Sat-I and camped at the nally ; and in the Fast J ed Monday while puttltiK buy In Ma barn when li' finders were -rnuirht in the pulley and ruble. He 'wiw lifted half way to the hay mow by bis f intern. 1 Irvan Westermkow was n buwIneHM I viltor here l-'riday. Mr. and Mrs. Will.nni Forrester moved up South Kork Sunday, where they will camp for the sum mer near l.uke creek. Mr. Forres ter and Finest Winnings will cut wood froim the forest reserve. I Kneads and acMnalnlances of CleoiKO Hay hill, truvi'lhiK salcs maii for liiirton uml Hybee. of IVn- dleion, were" ahoeked to b-ttrn of his Huddeii death which occurred at I'emlleton a short lime no. Miss Flsie Cbrisman, of The Palles, was a Knest of the Misses Kathleen and Fern Haun last Thursday and Friday. Miss Chris man ami Miss Haun attended busi ness college toKi'ther In Portland. Mrs. Ore fiiffey and son, Noah, of La (.Iran tie. visited Saturday nnd Sunday wtli Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1 1 ow e. Charles I ,ee and w Ife, of .Wallowa, were a I. so Knesis of Mr. and Mrs. Howe Sunin. Mr. and Mrs. Fd Miles and little dauirhter left Monday for their home at Waltm Wnlla after visit in? ; for several days at the home of Mr. !nnd Mrs. George chihlem. s They vere accompanied home by .childers and daughter. Vera. Ib-ulab Crow, daughter of Oail Crow, of Hurricane Creek. Is Npi mlhiff the week ut the home of iier Krandfuther, P. 11. Crow. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorire Haltey who arrived here Sunday evening1 from Parma. Idaho, are visiting this week with tbeir niece Mrs. F. H. Moffltt. Mr. ami Mrs, Harry Tslnsee and Jaby. of K la mat h Falls, arrived here Monday to xisit Mrs. Tsinsee's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harb-y Flee- List of Notable American Books Of 1927 Includes "Best Sellers" CIIK'ACO ( A I') - Soiiip f th" MflliTN" of last year. liutMy iur TiiiM-M, hy Mai lt Sullivan, anil Tn Human Hody, l.y to.m CIcm-! denlnt:. are In the list of 4a 1 which the American I Jhrary as sociation has recommended for in clusion In a world In-l of nolabJt books. A Hut i.C iliu "inirhl's no. si not hi.- I,.,ks' i r..n -,1 .w..rly l.y!1" '''. ' !-"-": "... Ihv Inlwnullniiiil liMtltu f Intfl-I ''"' llch. hTiiiin. hy K.lna Si. iM-liuil Co nili..,, uC II... l.rK1ipVI MIMny; .Mnln Cum-MIK n ..f .V,lt.,... I-I.ti.,., .,,,,1 .hlkl,,, tiooks are not Inelinled. i The Institute provides lhat "the Arlinjitou liobinson; I he A inerica n works chosen should deal wilh Im- S.uidba,:. by Carl Sandburg, and portant subjects In an original and The Sloty of Architecture in An.el- tntereslinK manner and I a pubic i ieti, by Thomas K. TallmadKe. of beintf read by persons of average j Uelluloii: Jestl. a Xew Hioru euliure." lby, by Shirley J. Case, and .luda- Tbe American list includes: I ism In the First Centuries of the Historv: The liise of American jcbrisiian Fra. by (teorue Moore. Clvilixaiioii. I.v Charles A. and; Mnrv it. Heard: The lii-nnissiince 1 of the Twelfth Century, l-v Charles 1 II. Haj-kius; A inerica and French culture, by Howard M. Jones; Tin Fmeruence of .Modern America, by AUpii Nevius; A History of ihe A cieill World, Home, l.y Michael I. Itostozeff : Our Times. A inerica Findint,' Herself, by Mark Sullivan, and The First Atm-ric.iiis. by Thom as J. WertenbaliPi'. Social Science: A nierlca n Secre taries of State and Their Diplo macy, by Samuel F. Iteniis and oth ers; The Public and lis Problems, by John Dewey; The I lusiness ot the Supreme Court, by Felix Frank furter ami James M. Landis. and The Science of Society, by William nor, nnd other relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Dean Crow went to Joespb Tuesday and spent the ilaVy Hi the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe DnUley. Mr. Crow and Mrs. Dais ley fished on Sheep Creek Wednes day. Mrs. Norn Hale, of Portland, and Mrs. Kdlth Cooper, of Tacoma. Wush.. were gliosis of Mrs. William Hunter this week. They also vis ited Mrs. Jay Lewis while here. H. L. Parry, of the nine Moun tain Kox farm at Imbler, and Wil liam Holllns, also of Imbler, were business visitors at Lost inn Tues day. They came over to see Mr. and M is. William Wlggans. Mr. and Mrs. Ober ' Ward nml son, Charlie, drove over to llernils ton last week where they visited for a few days. Mrs. Walter CJuessenberry is finite 111 at her home nl l.osllne. Her frli'inls hope for a speedy re covery. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlehurd Van Pelt I left Friday morning lor their home at Salem. They were aoetjm paiih d by Mrs. George I lodge ami Miss Kuby Leonard who will spend" her vacation on tho coast. I Marlon Hammock and cx-Oovcr- i nor Pierce went to Promise to at- ' tend the Pomona grange Saturday. Norris Cussins went to Wallowa Friday on business. Thu Happy Six orchestra gave a j dance in the amusement hall Snt- ' unlay night. Mr. and Mrs. i 'barles Pish hack , moved to the Itlack Marble and ' Lime kiln near Fnterpriso Monday. I Quite a number of salmon have i been caught out of the South Forks the past few Weeks. I Mrs. O. J. Foley and Miss Feu- ' lab Magill made a trip to La 1 (irande Thursday. M r. and M rs. Hoy Morris and daughter, (i wendolyit, and Gone McCioblrick of Imbler, came over Sunday tor a visit wit h Mr. and Mrs, William Wingans. Ins) t dav Obi i 'aitde ' from (his ery m u n, Pt.it I may blow his horn. ! As ytm know1 we may sell out. J Ami then I II lake number route. ! Itilt If m ic lull through 1 'II feel Jits( uw.til -ick flint blue I waul to grab a fishing pole j iitl -lart in ;ake n giMtil long siroll. j If mi wn i: tit bu dowu-iigbt -Im ) Conic at iUM-e. don't slop in cre'p. i I'm not m man or great mumii The s) I tl make a better clown. I. S, As was giving this nd in Iii4l I Imt was standing rliKi by -Wibl, "Mr. Prtt. I Imt i4i't ver j goc I I'jikIKIi." "Ucll." I stt. "I; tiut't help tlMtt beinitse t ni not MiitdLsli mi) waj." No one tin run acciiwtl me of Is lwg I nglth he- : ciw U luki an Fngti-htimn rIkmu I thro tyy to set' n jok'-'btti they lMf a omI hearty laugh. ly i miMlier was Pome. lmtbt Dutch ami nj Jnther was a bloc-lN ll Vankee. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. W Sell tr Vtish n IVht .Mmi l-Ylcntl Xmit Koiimlry I'hon Main 48 No Juo1.y HusliiM ,C. Sumner anil Allfrl C.. Kclli-r. I'Mychtilory: Th lychdoKy "f Mi-nial lHoidoif', ly Ahraham My- W.SIIIl, Ui'IIpm Keltic and Art: l-mcivon iind Oilit'i, hy Van U'y k JironKh, i 'oiicr Hun, hy CoiintPP 'ulhn : I 'i'ht- I'rom tt-r in Auum iran IJti'ia l.y 1-ucy I.. Ilawtrd: The Itoad ' tin' f,",; '",.'"" . .".;; 1 ' Drama: A Play. .M.ucoh Mil- liins. by Fuuene i. O'Neill, and A History of Ihe American 1 hatna I ojIGHT-UP . . . with the NEW inside frost lamps at the new low prices. The inside frost lets the light come through but softens its brilliance. The HEW EDISON MAZDA LAMPS are more efficient, too, and cost less. Fill up those empty sockets. Light-up ... for beauty ... for protection. The carton of six now only $1.20 v li. & S. ELECTRIC CO. Frank Robinson, Prop. SPLINTERS Official I'uhllrallnn of THE VAN J'KTTKN .U.Mil-;U CO. Animal trainers say it isn't any trick nl itl to put your bead in a Ihwi's mouth. The link, wo sup- 4, - 'bore's a man in his town wo used lo think was mad it uh. Itiit we know belter ndw. It's his nat ui ai exprossiou. pose, is If you arc interest - In interior or ex-teiini- stucco drop in it our yarl and see Hie display of sam ples fixed up by H n r r y Hoffman. Harry is now equip ped to give you the latest things ill dec ora! ivn plastering for I lie Inside and st ucro lor t he out- side. starting the con st i net ion work en tho Foley building at Washington and Fourth street. "Willie. IO til.' me .'" "Yes. y u "1 want to return on a late train," said the man to the ticket :igent. "tore, or haven't j nit in' money 'Well. I'd mend No. usually at any of Vin. eeoni ShVw latf ..er,rgo Lyman has a otiple of nice look ing houses 1111 cl oust i m l ion on X iveuue just off Four! ll st reet. W. ting t o II e. bli the bei is put (Inislil)'C on the VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO. C.i at o biiildini?. II w ill be ready for oc cupancy about the -Ortt -rite monih. rYom the Civil "War to the Present Day. by Arthur Jl. oulnn. lllonraphy: Life and Fetters of M'oodrnw Wilson, by Kay Stannard linker; D. D. Moody. Onmalhl Itradford: An Americtn Sana, by Carl C. .leneii; Andrew' .laeksou, bv Cera Id W. Johnson: Oenuhis Khan. by. Harold l.amb. and Shel by, bv Walter 11. Peek. . Travel and Social Life: Provin--cial Society. Iy Janus T. Adams; Pheasant .Minnies. by ' William Heebe. and Democratic Di.-t i nd ion in Ameiica, by William Hiow nell. i Science: The l.oylc of Modem Physics, by Percy W. Fr I. iK'-ina n ; The Hmm,:... I iy, by I.of-an Clen- .i..!,!.,!. leiiiuu; Heredity and Human Al fa Irs. by l-M ward M. Fast ; Kvoln- . t Imi in Science and Hcli-.;ion, by' Robert A. Millikan; The New Hef orniation, by Michael I. Pupil), and Introduction to the History of Sci ence, by (icoi'Ke Sarlon. A college Kludeut nays it costs a o learn French'n ml ltiin, but bijjesl bill is for Scotch. lot l4ie now 20c Vol. 1 The Inoki the and Ihe Next mngician had n Die eggs in borrowed hal, later returned bat unharmed. day an argu- inent broke out at I bo corner grocery. "Hoi a dollar 1 can do the same I rick." paid the proprietor, f'he be! was made and Ihe hat borrow ed. The proprietor L-raveiy broke a doz en eggs in the bead piece and then stir red up the mess w il li a st ick. Sud denly lie stopped, "Well I'll be darn ed!" ho exclaimed, "I've plumb forgot how to finish Ihe hick." Ill gettln-.; 1 out. w ill you run Mor for mother, o mean t he cash Unquiet Sr Miltering ire rebuilding the (.Irande Hondo Meat -ompany's slaughter bouse. n lili b v .is destroy-! ,y fiM. I bo first of week. last Science has proved ihat F" per rent of 'he manried people here in the Fnited .ite are w omen. 1.5.