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LOCAL and
Club To Meet Chrysanthe
mum Thimble club will meet
Thursday at 1:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Sadie Gill, Cottage
street
. Gardeners To Meet Phoenix
Garden club will meet Friday
( at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Dubugue in Phoenix. Mrs. Wal
!:. ter Germer will be assistant
t hostess.
r- '
f Onlt To Meet Howard Exten
! sion unit will meet at 10:30 a. m.
I Thursday at the home of Mrs.
; Ernest Rogers on Adams Lane.
Subject will be Sugar Extending
Cookery."
i Sojourners To Meet Medford
j Sojourners' club will meet
1 Thursday at the Girls' Commun-
klty club at 1 p. m. for dessert
and cards. For reservations call
Mrs. L W. Housechild, 3743.
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' . . Meeting Postponed The No-
f vember 12 meeting of the
Gideons has been postponed to
F November 19 because of the Ar
i mistice Day holiday being ob-
served Monday, it was an
il nounced today.
,. ...
( Announce Meeting Mistletoe
j- club will meet Friday of this
' week at the Girls' Community
1 club for 1:30 o'clock dessert, in
i stead of Wednesday of next week
'"as originally scheduled.. Mem
, bers are asked to bring to the
! meeting donations and ideas for
: the bazaar which will be held
- November 15 at the Knights of
i Pythias hall in connection with
the annual "penny dinner" of
Mistletoe Camp, Royal Neigh
bors.
TONIGHT
8 o'Clock
LECTURE
on
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
THEATRE
Everyone Welcome
HOLLY
TO THOSE WHO HAVE ASKED
US SO MANY TIMES:
"WHY DON'T YOU
UY WHOLE MILK?"
THE ANSWER IS NOW
So you can tell
that cow with
the big dreamy
eyes who uses
her long tail
to switch the
flies, that the
GRANTS PASS
CREAMERY will
buy all she has
to offer. Any
amount of Whole
Milk as well as .
Cream.
Phone 26
YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO.
jilt Removed lo Sparia Bidg.
J. H. LEONG, Herbalist
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
Tuesday
630 p. m. Lady Lions club,
dinner meeting at Holland hotel.
8:00 p. m. Chapter BE.
P.E.O., home of Mrs. F. Wilson
Wait, 220 Vancouver avenue.
Social evening follows regular
meeting.
8:00 p. ro. Junior Chamber
of Commerce, at Chamber of
Commerce building.
8:00 p. m. League of Women
Voters, board meeting at home
of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva
street.
8:00 p. m. Talisman Temple,
Pythian Sisters, regular session
at K. P. hall followed by refresh'
ments.
8:00 p. m Crater Lake Post
No. 1833, VFW, and auxiliary,
meeting at armory. District Com.
Francis Walker will visit post.
Wednesday
10:00 a. m. Daughters of the
Nile, courthouse auditorium. Red
Cross sewing. Bring sandwiches
for lunch.
11:00 a. m. D.A.V. Auxiliary
Sewing club, home of Bertha
Neff, 811 Bennett street
12:30 p. m. Get-Together
club, potluck dinner at Eagles
hall followed by important busi
ness meeting.
12:30 p. m. Homecoming
luncheon, Women's Missionary
society of the Christian church,
at church.
1:00 p. m Women of Rotary,
home of Mrs. Ralph Dippel, 33
North Barneburg Road, for
lunch. Mrs. Harvey Robertson
and Mrs. Mark Goldy, assisting
hostesses.Bring service.
1:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. Frank
Farrell.
2:30 p. m. Wednesday Study
club, Girls' Community club.
Inducted Inducted Oct 24
into the armed services at Ft.
Lewis, Wash., through county se
lective service board No. 2 were
Clyde Troxell, who entered the
navy, and Lowell Daugherty, in
ducted into the army.
...
Agees Return Mr. and Mrs.
Z. N. Agee have returned to their
home at 518 S. Oakdale avenue
after spending a few months in
Toronto, Montreal and Quebec,
Canada. En route home, they
visited friends in Chicago, Cleve
land and other cities.
...
OES Meeting Reames Chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, will
hold a stated communication
Thursday, Nov. 8, at 8 p. m., it
was announced today by Amelia
Hiles, Worthy Matron. The
meeting has been designated as
"advance night," and a program
and refreshments are planned.
Visiting members are invited.
REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS
HsarL Rheumatism. Asthma. Catarrh.
Piles Prostate Gland Ecsema and all dis
orders et Liver. Kidney Trouble and
ether complaints disappear atter using.
CHINESE KERBS
Phone 5817
In Hospital Mrs. F. E. Blea-
low of Ruch is confined to Sac
red Heart hospital suffering from
a broken back, sustained recently
wnile visiting in Klamath Falls
... Return From Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Will Brown, Eagle Point,
returned home last week from a
three weeks' trip to Santa Bar
bara and other southern Cali
fornia cities.
Watson Home Sidney Glen
Watson arrived In Medford last
Tuesday from Bremerton, Wash.,
where he received an honorable
discharge from the navy Sea
bees following 34 months serv
ice. A storekeeper, first class,
he was stationed in the Aleutian
islands for one year. Watson is
with his wife and children at the
family home at 742 West 14th
street
...
Sterton Discharged Fnllnw.
ing an honorable discharge from
me army air corps at Portland,
Allen Sterton arrived Saturdav
at the home of his parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Adolph Sterton, 718
West 14th street. Sterton was
released from the armv after is
months with the air cadet pro-
Rram and nlans in pntr srhnnl
next year. During most of his
army career, he was stationed at
is.eesier new. Miss.
...
Keavanav Ham. TaM Vmifa.
nev. fnrmpr fir liatifana... tn
the air corps, was discharged
trom tne army at Portland Sat
urday ana nas arrived in Jack
sonville in visit hi. naronit Mr
and Mrs. John Keaveney! He
was aocnmnnnlpi hv hie urifa
Keavenev. who was in th wrv.
ice four years, holds the air
meaai with four oak leaf clus
ters and a rrpsirttntiol unit "Na
tion. He served in the Italian
tneater for nine months.
...
Sommer Leaves Sgt Earl
Sommer, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Sommer of Route 2, Ashland,
.recently home on a 30-day fur
lough, has left for the Santa Bar
bara redistribution center where
he will receive his discharge
from the service. This was the
first time Sommer had been
home since he enlisted in the
marine corps 32 months ago. He
served with the mechanical en
gineers of the marine bombing
squadron of the First Division.
Sgt Sommer received six bronze
battle stars for service in the
Philippine theater.
...
Captain Discharged Robert
Young, former pilot and captain
in the marine corps, arrived in
Medford yesterday after having
received an honorable discharge
from the service at El Centro,
Calif. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Young and the two are visit
ing the young man's Barents. Mr.
ana Mrs. Harvie Young. 513
Beatty street, and Mrs. Young's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nord-
wick, 919 Reddy avenue. The
former captain entered the serv
ice in the fall of 1941 and served
overseas in the Pacific area for
a year and a half.
...
Cars Damaged Damage esti
mated at $400 was caused an
auto operated by Richard
Straus, 324 South Grape street,
and some damage was done a
car driven by Virgil Bradley,
734 Dakota street, when they
collided Monday morning on
highway 99 near the Alley Mill
road, according to accident re
ports filed with city police. Oth
er reports stated that minor
damage was caused cars operat
ed by George C. Barr, 851 West
14th street, and Richard Reilly
route 2, in a collision yesterday
at the intersection of Laurel and
11th streets.
Veterans Report The follow
ing Medford men have reported
to Jackson county . selective
service board No. 1 since No. 2,
following recent honorable dis
charges from the service: Con
rad P. Wessela, William G. Reed.
Lawrence E. Grantham, Rudolph
! J. Batzer, Carlos J. Akin, James
i E. Hackett, Oswald W. Newland,
I Crelghton D. Larson, Loyd C.
! Wenzel, Robert M. Hanlin, Don
i aid J. Martin, Russell A. Mee,
j Lee R. Allen, Clyde L. Minger,
! Howard S. Minger, D. A. Parker,
! Neal Morris, Walter L. Haring,
Warren L. Holbrook, Leonard J.
, Wood and Louis G. Lemire.
...
i Discharges Among those re
. cently receiving honorable dis
: charges from the armed forces
are Laurence E. Burnette, RM
3c, Talent; SSgt. Clarence A.
', Kell, Gold Hill; Malcolm V. L.
! Clark, Butte Falls; Josephus
Irving McElfresh, GM 2c, box
31. Ashland, and Lee R. Alien,
, BM 1c, 321 North Ivy street;
' James E. Hackett, WT 2c, route
; 1, box 31!4; Cpl. Clinton M.
Schollenburg, 528 Mae street;
SSgt. Warren L. Holbrook, 119
Crater Lake avenue; Capt. Wil
liam H. Walker, 842 East Main
street, and Robert G. Bailey,
-WM, box 11, all of Medford.
from loss of
Olrls r Women I If you lose so much dur
ing monthly perloda that you leel weak,
''dragged out" this may be due to low
blood iron. 60 try Lydia E. PtxJcham'a
T abuts one of the best borne ways to
help build up red blood in such caaea.
Ptokbam's Tablet are one of the great
est blood-lron tonla you can biij.
Follow label directions.
(jdia L PinUu't TAG 12T3
"May Be 'AmFer'
5i
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fir-: 4U u
Ml
(Acm Tetrphntoj
Considered for the coveted role of
Amber In the forthcoming 20th Century-Fox
film version of best seller,
"Forever Amber," Is lovely Annette
Slmmonds, 23, shown here at her
home at Barnes In London, England.
Twice married, her first husband was
killed at sea in 194a
Remind Volunteers Medford
Garden club members who have
vplunteered to work on the holi
day decorations for the Camp
White hospital are reminded to
meet Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Max Leischner, 906 West
Fourth street, from 9 a. m. until
2:30 p. m. Those desiring further
Information may phone Mrs.
Leischner at 4629.
Court Records
Justice Court
Allan R. Hilky, unlawful pos
session of deer meat in closed
season, $50 and costs,
Melvin J. Pagano, overload,
cited.
Police Court
Norman Torgeson, drunk,
jailed.
Court House News
Divorce Complaints
Mae Ely vs. Daniel R. Ely.
Wilma Jamieson vs. Warren E.
Jamieson.
Probate Court
Estate of George Alford, de
ceased; Lester Carr, executor.
.Divorce Decreet ,
Harriet Luella Jones vs. Frank
Wayne Jones.
Mary J. Withrow vs. Earl H.
Wi throw.
STUDY U. S. METHODS
New Orleans (U.R) Nine
Chinese railway engineers are
studying American methods
here, in preparation for improv
ing the lines of their own coun
try. Included in the study is port
installation of railroad facilities.
There's a
I if
BE ONE OF THE FIRST
TO GET A NEW 1946
FORD!
TRADE IN
NOW! GET MORE FOR IT
RIGHT NOW-WE
NEED USED CARS
That's why we're suggesting this trade-in plan at
this time. That's why we're paying HIGHEST
TRADE-IN PRICES which assure a deal that you
simply cannot afford to pass up. DRIVE IN TO
DAY LET US APPRAISE YOUR CAR and put
YOU on the list for one of the FIRST of the new
cars Remember! "There's a FORD in YOUR
future!"
Crater Lake Motors
FORD MERCURY LINCOLN ZEPHYR
Sixth and Ivy Art Winetrout, Mgr. Phon 2297
BIRTHS
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Wm., Riverside Apt., Nov. 5,
1945, a girl. 514 lbs., at Com
munity hospital.
Too Late to Classify
WaK'TEQ Model A coupe! Call after
o:a p. m- io Miauetoa.
WANTED Furnished 3 room apart,
ment or tmaU bouia. local popl.
can 3tye.
FOR Dufoc" weaner plfa $10.
Bob Carr, Fern Valley.
FOR SALE" 4" room houaa. ' wash
room with hot water unit and
shower. Three cabin, all rented.
Soma furniture Including electric
ranee, store room, $1800, all cash.
1350 term. 198 McAndrewt Road
PIANO FOR SALE 520 S. Riverside
Price $73 00. Quick aale. or call at
LUlie's Plaoe, Black and Stiver
Trailer house.
n r A Highway frontage, suitable
V I vU 'or as station and cabins,
T new house. Just finished. 3
miles south Gold HiU on Highway
CCAA lai Acre urlga ted, newly
vUJvll built S room house, break
T fast nook, iloor furnace,
gas hot water heater, 94 soft water
well, pressure system, sarage, chick
en house, all new construction.
CiAAA--Vi Acre, 3 room house and
V VvU sleeping porch, pressure
system, bath, garage,
chicken house, family orchard, close
In locaUon.
ffCAAA 1 Acre, 6 room modem
VwvvU house. S bedrooms, utility
porch, garaire, woodshed.
Insulated fruit room, chicken house.
Kressuro system, family orchard,
ouse In good condition. Good
terms. Close in location.
ffQCAA Acres irrigated, free
vOOvU M 4 room modern house.
3 bedrooms, good con
struction. 3 chicken houses, brood
er house, barn, doable garage, fruit
room, wood shed, family trult, good
pasture. Terms. Close in.
CQAA 19 Acres. 13 810 acres
tDOjVU irrigated. Creek on place,
large well. Good terms.
Close In location.
Your listings needed.
Wo have the buyers.
SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO.
Phone 5390 P. O. Box 5i9
"SUDWAY AUCTION YARDS &ALE"
Thursday. November 8
50 Head Young Ewes SO
(Bred to lamb In Teb.)
One complete dairy herd consisting
of 15 top quality Guernsey cows,
10 head of select yearling Guern
sey heifers. These cows are extra
nice quality catUa, some just fresh,
some springers, balance to caU in
next 80 days.
1 Palamlno saddle mare. 4 yrt. old:
1 bay saddle horse, 4 yrs. old.
Good bunch of stacker and butcher
cattle. Larpe Guernsey bull.
Tractor- tandem disc; nice wood
circulating heater: 12 ton of slight
ly damaged turkey pellets, can be
seen or bought at the yards any
time prior to sale.
Bedroom set( a nice one; daveno,
platform rocker and several other
nice pieces of furniture.
w. J. "BUI" Bray N. A. Bead
WANTED Tew bulb" pTckers. men
or women. Top wages to rood work
ers. Sand soil. 1st house west of
Table Rock school house. V. Srou.
FOR SALE One twin Hollywood be3
used 3 weeks. 428 Fairmont.
ELDERLY MAN Janitor, fireman".
luiiorpsn time. f. o. box i3o,
EX-SERVICEMAN and wifa watil
apartment in Medford, also Job.
Tribune box No. 3382.
WANTE D One cleanup man In saw
mill, who also fires up boiler In
the morning. One choker setter.
Call or write Herman Bros. Lumber
Co., Prospect, Oregon.
FOR SALE Clarinet, two violins with
cases. 20 Portland Ave.
WANTED Good used truck. "Phone
5911
FOR SALE Large ice box. dining
table and chairs. Redwood tank,
two saddles, family sedan, 71 IE
Main.
MIDWAY AUCTION YARDS
Your Best Local Market
We are winning new customers every
week because the public Is learning
that this yard is in business to
make you money. We have buyer
conecUons from here to So. Calif.,
who will come for special consign
ments of dairy cows, beef cattle,
etc. At present we are receiving
calls for feeder steers and weaner
calves. If you have these to sell,
talk It over with us. We may find
a market for you immediately. We
also buy on order.
SALE EVERY THURSDAY
W. J. Bill Bray, Auctioneer
N. A. Mead, Clerk
n your future!
YOUR CAR
WANTED Small furnished apart
ment, rexmanem civilian couple.
Call 7510.
FOR SALE 16 tons clover and rye
grass baled hay. $24 per ton. In
quire at 310 Haven St. WiU help
FOR RENT Two room furnished apt.
tor couple. No children. Phone
aaxi central Point, Glass Apts.
HOB NIG Piano for aale. Davis Trans-
icr.
t1H (Cf Ta Acres' PProx. 3tt
P 1 UflUU acrea under cultivation,
good deep free soil,
part In alfaUa, small block good
pear orchard, family fruit. Six room
good modern home with large liv
ing room wim tire place, dining
room, kitchen, lame breakfast nook.
two bed rooms, bath, room in
attic, basement, furnace, utility
room with laundry trays, fruit
room. Barn, poultry house, double
garage, immediate possession.
ELMER HERRIED. Exclusive Agent
44 N. Riverside. Dial 3567 or 3172
FOR SALE One piano, orcficstra
pitch, perfect condition. Priced
right- Phone U213
FOR SAI.EBcrry plants: ' Marshall
strawberry. Cuthberl and St. Regis
red raspberry. Glascock's Nursery.
2G4 ueatty Medrord.
WILL PAY top cash price for 500
grade A white fir and silvertlps.
stump, at road, or delivered in
Medford. A. C. Huson. Phone 4036.
JUST ARHfVKn Small quantity
'honest to goodness" quality gar
den hose, also Just a very tew single
burner electric hot plates.
ACME HARDWARE
Main and Grape Ph. flf)7fl
SOME to Talent "Grange' lurkeyd fn"
ncr and dance Saturday, Kov. 10.
uine o to u, 71.25.
30 ACRES Blvd., ultra-modern house,
3 bedrooms. 3 car garage, large
barn in clover. $15,000. P. O. Box
972. Medford.
20 ACRES I Km. house, 8 acres irr.
clover, blvd., 3500.Qu. P. O. Box
972, Med lord.
FOR SAL1S Eureka vacuum clean
er. In good condition, $15.00. Phone
6232.
FOR SALE Naxon washing machine,
A-l condition. 3U Willamette, call
af ter S .30.
FOR SALE: 4 horse stationary gas
engine. Phonetmjg.
FOR SALE--ii squares of hexagon
shingles, also 20 rolls of roofing.
344 N. Central.
FOR SALE Spring -cycle. See Donald
Bl tin kail between 5:30 and 7:30,
212 S. Orange.
FOR SALE Small wood stove with
out pipe, J10. Sat. only. 731 W,
Jackson.
FOR SALE 30 Rem. pump, excellent
condition. 4 boxes of sheila. $7&.
Phone 6t4B.
FOR SALE (51.10 ft. of log sldllin, 3
walking plows, single harrow, wov
en wire, recapped tires 15'', 16",
and 17". Some 1937 Willys parta,
heaters, stoves, fish pole and reel,
etc. Exchange, Gold Hill.
FOR SALE Model T 1021 Runs like
a clock (a grandfather's clock). See
Tom Childers, 533 Edwards St, eve
nings. FOR" SALE While enamel wood and
coal range with tank and fittings,
$(15.00 cash. (No checks). Box B5,
Rt. 3. Morrow Rd., Medford.
FOR SALE Coca.cola cooler case.
Elliott's grocery, corner Stewart
Ave, and Thomas Rd.
WANTED TO REN'fUnfurntshed 4
or 5 room house, no children or
pets. Phone Mrs. Beck, Medford
Cleaners, 2696, between 0 a. m. and
5 p. m, or Bala Wheeler, 4118, eve
nings. WANTED Ticket clerk" a! GFey:
hound Bus Depot Apply Mr. Hob-
lnson. Jackson Hotel.
WAN TE D turkey pickers urgently
neededvApply at once. SwTft Ac Co.
WANTED Needed at once 2o7,30
or "31 model car. Will pay cash.
Home after p. m. RL 2, Box 122,
Old Pacific Hjghway
$200 CASrTTor your car. Musi be
good buy. Write particulars. Box
-?i'5i'i.0 Mall Tribune.
WANTED Voung man lN2.y or ex-
servlco man to learn plastering
trade, pay while learning. Frank
R. Walton, Tel. 4S74 .
WANTED to buy pick up 5i-i ton
or l ton truck in good condition.
Frank Walton. Tel. 4574.
WANTED Experienced retail milk
route driver. Campbell's Dairy.
Phone 4100.
LAST TIME TODAY
STARTS
' . A ..
Tuwday. Nor. 6, 1943 MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE SEVEN
FOR SALE 4 Guernsey cows, freeh
and coming fresh. Heavy milker.
Box 343-A Loiler Lane.
FOR SALE Furniture, garden tools
and healer. 928 So. Holly
FOR SALE 30-30 Wine heater long
barrell magazine, 3 boxes shell.
$35. A volt light plant, very light
and compact, $45. Post drill, $S.
Phone 5536.
MOTOR REPAIR Brakes, tune up.
Applebaker Bros. Garage. Dial 621,
Jacksonville.
WANTE D UseH furniture, dishes'
cooking utensils, tools and guns.
Hobbs Tradlnf Post.
fOR SALEGreen and red mineral
surfaced roofing at Big Pines Lun
ber Company.
WATCH REPAIRING. Good service,
also new watches. Steve's Watch
Shop, 411 East Main.
CLOSED Mon., Tiies, Wed. Original
Rolling) Pin Donut Shop, 413
JMa i n
LEASE 80 acres. 3 ml. south of Med.
ford on Bear Creek. Cash rent.
Renter to buy hay and machinery.
h. n. uietncn. Kt. 4. j
WANTED W oman for restaurant
work. No Sundays. Hours 10 a.m. i
to 4 p.m. Beet of wages. Phone ,
fluid at once. Berrydale Restau.
rant I
WANTED Ex-service man. Must be j
married, service in the Pacific, have i
a good army record, want to get !
started and have a good home. I
Furnished house, garden, cow
Permanent job. Tribune Box 24B6.
WANTED Man and wife for permit I
nent job on orchard. Furnished
nouse. garden ana mux. ixiDune
Box 2408.
HELP WANTED
Experienced timekeeper and log)
scaler tor our woods operation at
Butte Falls. Phone 2268.
Medford Corporation
N. Riverside Avenue
WANTED TO RENT or Lease Three
bedroom modern house, furnished
or unfurnished Close in. Garden
desired RcherU Daniel, 121 Cot-
tntfft St
CASH IN A ruAsa
rOR YOUR CAR
Sav Tim Cash and Gaa
Call Automobile Market
Friendly Medford Daaltf.
Ph SftlO flth and Bartlett
No Red Tape Whan Vou Sell
to U3
rifcf'l.ACF roin broiten window glass
. New iclass Installed while vou wait
MEDFORD MILLWORK CO.
The Glass House
Phone 4112 10th and Grape
Dr. 0. A. Welsh
announces the
removal of hit
offices to
320
Medford Center Bidg.
Commercial and Home
Refrigeration
Service
U 2419
Quick Service
Younger's Appliance
31 N. Bartlett
WED.
. r -. w
an4
Rrglruld
GARDINER
s. z.
SAKALL
John
ALEXANDER
NOTICE if you want your buildings
sprayed for termites, phone Pacific
Feed & Seed. 3413.
VANT2D- Single man. middle aged
or older, for orchard work. Board
and room furnished. Steady lob for
right man. Phone 6208.
W Simnle Dllrfl ncrlnQtmackBiirltDrtitravoH 1
wnn maaaeninK iica, aura mriu nx'iaiuoa.
k Stuart's Pyramid Suppoittorie bring J
j quick, welcome relief. Thir srutd medi- c
9 cation raen rvaJ comfort, reduces strain, 1
' helps tishten rtlaxrd membranes, eearlr 1
k iuhricatr-i siprj toftens. Protective and A
3 ant-chiirij, to tuy to esa. Get ccnaLo
m Sraari'a PrTmid Suppositories at yous 1
' drug tor without delay 0e and $1.20
naksOMyJ&araatefc
There's a
Deal for
YOU at
Humphrey's
If you want to
Buy or Sell a
USED CAR
Humphrey Motors
Used Car Exchange
33 S. Riverside Ave.
LAST DAY
THE VEIY PINVAn tIFC OF G0U1IUI
"STEPPING
IN SOCIETY"
STARTS WED.
Plus
"RENFREW
of the
MOUNTED
ii
with
JAMES SEWILL
CAROL HUGHES
"THIS GUY
NAMED JOE"
with
SPENCER TRACY
Plus
"Music in
Manhattan"
with
Dennis Day Anne Shirley
STARTS WED.
r& .1 til.
ALSO
"mil
srpstS