The Potter Enterprise from Coudersport, Pennsylvania • 12

THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1094 PAGE TWTCTjYTS THI POTTER INTEEPRISE CALVBS Will load Teal Calves at ckaags and tfce Pennsylvaaia Oooper-RaymoHd, Friday after aoon, Fb j. atlve Both the orgaai-roar?" Coudersport, Saturday 'lotions were formed to give tie morning, April 5. Calves must fanner a alga quality product at a be ready for loading :15 o'clock. fair BrjC9, Place your orders far OUR PENNY-A-WQRD COLUMN Rate for advertising in this column is one cent a word each issue. No advertisement accepted lest than 25 cents.

F. A. Patterson. 6-S7-2t. FORMER RESIDENTS WRITE INTEREST- -ING LETTERS 10 MM BACK HOME (Continued from Page Eleven) until coming to Tulsa nine years general farming and at present we the days when he gave me a dollar' ago.

I am hoping to retr.rn this sea- are making maple sugar. Had or two for extra work In the post of- son to spend the summer months splendid run last week. anA rfnihia in tti vsKsAs so in nn th foot-hills of the Alle-, Yours truly. grass seeds, grains, and fertilizers with our local agent or writ direct to the Potter Cooperative Potato Association, Condwrsport, Pa. S0-S5-8I WE are the agents "in Potter county for the cooperative G.

L. T. Boc- ONE! blue flame oil 'brooder in perfect dogs six condition, used just one hatching. FOR SALE SALEI Two colli FOR months old. Reasonable price.

Br- 1000 chick capacity. 8 extra wicks. Jay B. Goff. cellent for cow dogs or shepherd.

Price $10.00. Also hound pups for Apply 696 North Main street, Coud- sale. Mrs. Walter Lewis, Ulysses, Pa. ersport.

64Hf i 60-44-lt As it's nearing Decoration Day and you are in want of a monument the Etowah Company has just what you want. AGENT L. It. ADAMS A Gall 9-R-3 Roulette. Pa.

Birdsall, N. March 81, 1924 To Potter Enterprise: My parents moved from Sullivan BARGAIN For quick action. Tin- HORSES Carload Just received. that I might earn enough money to ghenys with old familiar scenes. 1 hire from the livery stable a horse shall find many changes 'in the little and cutter to go to her country town as chool and bring home on Friday "All are scattered and fled, night my school teacher sweetheart.

Some are married, some are dead, on through the days of political and but I will be most happy to greet the business association covering a per- few friends who remain, lod of thirty-eight years, we have al- Sincerely yours, ways been friends and not an unkind i Sophie Haven Gassmire. county, n. Y. to couaersport, in tne ner's machines and fcenchstakea. Good matched pairs and good ae-early eighties.

I was too young to practically new go at 1-8 less than climated team horses. Come and see remember but I do remember leav- manufacturer's price. Also, four them. F. W.

Keck, Austin, Pa. 60 ing Coudersport and settled In Cos- heavy, exceptionally well made work-'4j-j. tello about 1887. benches. Write at ones to, N.

L. Costello was a booming town at Breunle, P. O. Box, J54, Knoxville, GOOD chestnut fence posts for sale word or thought has ever passed be- Friendship, N. March 30, 1924.

that time and the hills were covered pa. 50-43-Zt Will supply you for your I coul fill your columns with the Potter Enterprise, with hemlock trees. The last time I fence building. Inquire of C. M.

was in Potter the trees were few and FQR SALE A dining room suite ana Durt UIrssea, Pa 6144-4t fir hptwppn odd chairs. Inquire 07 N. Main reniiniscenses regarding my old Coudersport, a. Pennsylvania friends, but I will 1 Dear slrs: close by saying that for old times! Enclosed find check to pay for En-sake Potter County holds only pleas- terprise subscription. We have tak- Mv flrftt schr.ol teacher was Miss street.

60-44-lt I FOR aALB Nine room house, teilet I also went to school Rose Crane. 7 and bath, gas, electricity, two lots, bay mare water, twirn and chicken house. en me paper ior auuui FOR SALE I year old colt, weight 1100, partly broken. u.ni mtrt do not want to be without it as we think it is like hearing from home. to M.

R. Card, O. A. Kilburn and L. D.

Ripplo. I left the home of the leeks several years ago and wish Price $125. Can be seen at the home ant memories and its greatest drawback is that it is too far from Pasadena. Sincerely yours, J. B.

Coulston. Coudersport, Pa. Phone 153. 60-42-ti We formerly lived in Pleasant val of Wesley Hackett, Fishing Creek, ley township where we owned a i some one who hasn't discarded their Ronlettej Pa phone 14-R-2S. 50- FOR SALB-1922 Ford runabout with hook would send me a mess.

dairy farm on the headquarters oi 44-2t a live foot trucK iDoay. or wiu trade for pair of heavy horses. Albert Archer, Keating Summit, Pa. 50-44 2t PIANO Second hand for sals at a bargain. W.

D. Gates, Coudersoprt. Pa. 6-89-tf I am employed as a telegraph operator in this city and keep posted on old Potter through the Enterprise. Yours truly, M.

H. McGuire Bell Run. Sold out about five years ago and came here. I liked It on Bell Run but on account of the dirt roads there and the Improved roads here we like this place much better. We are in the dairy business and Tulsa, Oklahoma, March 30, 1924.

Editors Enterprise: Greeting from "Oklahoma Wilds." Born in Coudersport and never having spent a whole year at one time, outside of the "Old Home Town," PAPER UP NOW miauimitttiiMfmMtfamsKtmmMiiiiitMm New 1924 Wall Papers at Reduced Prices Big Sale Starts Monday. April 7 The Mah- Jong A decidedly new, all over design, with a A fa lively dash of mica comes in two pop- 4-a Vi3' ular colorings blue and tan. A re- Single freshing change for the kitchen or Double email hall. Has a nine inch cut-out Roll border and a well covered ceiling to Roll match. Wall, border and ceiling for room 12x14 costs $1.34 The Broadcaster 5 CtS wonder PaPer at a surprise price.

1A ffo Printed on an open weave background KjhO Single in two attractive colorings. Double Has a stylish nine inch cut-out border K.011 and a pleasing ceiling to -match. Roll SEED POTATOES Sise 2, certified Russett seed potatoes for spring delivery. Price right. Stock good.

Phone 202-M, Coudersport 50-44-2t 1 CCvH Ford roadster, truck body in-I eluded. Used one year. In good condition. Also 400 egg Prairie State incubator and (brooder. Will trade for cows or young stock.

Address Enterprise. 60-44-lt PEOPLE AS THEY PASS CONGREGATIONAL- MEETING Tuesday eveninE the annual con Is re- Mrs. Lee Huff of Ladona, WANTED BURT SHOULD BE CHOSEN Monta C. Burt, the well known president of The Gray Chemical Company, one of Potter county's largest and most important Industries, is a candidate for Democratic National Delegate subject to the decision of the Democraticelectors In the coming primary. The Sixteenth district, composed of Potter, Tioga, Lycoming and Clinton counties is gregational meeting of the Presby- TO SALflD Holstein male calf, terian church was held at the church Damm Is daughter of 27 ipound preceded with a six o'clock dinner, co'Hr- slre Grand son of Ragapple the A yearly report was given and H.

E. 1 Great. If interested call W. W. Elliott was elected as one of the el-' Blauvelt, Coudersport, Pa.

Phone Jers, Mrs. W. F. DuBols and Mrs. 917R3.

50-44-2t Almira Perkins were re-elected as poR SALBTwo purebred Aryshlre Deaconesses, and G. E. Retan wasj yearling bulls, tuberculin tested, re-elected as one of the elders, iT.nr, t. Hsnuu p0 ported very ill. Richard Heck is out of school this week 111 with grippe.

G. D. Stocum is transacting (business in Galeton this week. Billie Harris is out of school this week very 111 with tonsilitis. Miss Katherine Root has returned to her school duties In Rochester.

WANTED Position as housekeeper, or would take work in private family where no serving ds required. Would take care of invalid. Will consider work anywhere where gas is used. Maud Rathbun, care Chas. Allen, Ulysses, Pa.

60-44-lt 8. 50-43-2t. Judge A. S. Heck and D.

E. McCone-ghy were re-elected, trustees. WANTED A canable representative Wall, border and ceiling for room 12x14 costs $1.63 WHITE RTJRALS 100 bushels Shel- to C0Ter the county with a line of don stock, rouged and passed first advertising calendars and special-year inspection. A fine notato. In-': -i.

t- ih AUXILIARY MEETING The Legion Auxiliary will give their monthly tureen supper Wednes- oulre 202.M export 50-44-2 I 50-43 The Pastel A dainty chintz in two exquislt y2 ttS. room colorings of pink and blue flow day evening April 9, at six o'clock to A. E. Eggleston of Ross street, Is reported quite ill with the grippe. Jerome Gates is very 111 with the grippe at the home of C.

L. Ridgway. Charles Snyder Salamanca, visited friends on Crandall Hill over Sunday. Rev. M.

O. Puhl is confined to his home suffering with tin infected J. R. Collins left Monday for -3t. which the Legionaires are invited FOR 'SALE Two Shepherd puppies, The regular (business meeting of the male, 5 months old.

The mother is 15 Cts. Double Roll Auxiliary will he held following the, 'best cow dog I ever owned. Single Roll ers intermingled with gray leaves. The nine inch cut-out "Garland of Roses" border blends nicely with the small figured ceiling. $5.00 D.

4. 1 ft niftno A fjnrdnr 60-44-lt be present. border and ceiling for room 12x14 costs $2.22 Wall, privileged to send two delegates to the Democratic National Convention to be held in New York City next June. The Enterprise notes that in addition to the candidacy of Mr. Burt, whose selection would give representation to the Northern Tier, Williamsport has put forward two candidates for national delegate which doesn't look quite fair to the remaining counties of the district.

The rule that those who have giv-n most valuable service to their party in its past, should be first privileged as future counsellors, loses no weight in its application to Mr. Burt, whose democracy is of the militant type. No other person in the Democrat party in Potter county has given more of his time and money. In the service of his party, in recent years, than has Monta C. Burt.

Should the complexities of primary politics deny Mr. Burt the honor of partici FARM To let at once, fully equipped farm of 200 acres, 14 cows, 2 miles from railroad station. Good LEAVING FOR ERIE Rev. C. S.

Beatty is leaving this week for Erie, Pa. where he will have Birmingham, on a business trip. Dan Dwlght is ill at this writing at the County Home and unable to attend his work. Misses Kathleen and Nell Ste WASHINGS WANTED 736 N. Main street 60-44-lt WANTED JSuei ge'ic man with car in your county.

weekly and more for selling Heberling's well-known line of household remedies, extracts, spices, toilet articles, etc. Big demand. Steady repeats. Old established company. Healthful, pleasant, profitable outdoor work.

Experience unnecessary. Goods furnished on credit. Write today for full particulars. Heberling Medicine Dept. 3, Bloomington, Illinois.

50-41-4t One of charge of a Presbyterian church in school at one edge of farm, The "Rose" Tapestry A delightful arrangement of floral and Ofl CtS foliage In two charming colorings for the Dining room. Double Has a novelty three hand tapestry dec-, oration and tasty celling to match. K.011 border and ceiling for room 12x14 costs $2.72 that place. Mrs. Beatty and daughter the best producing farms in the 10 Cts.

Single Roll Wall, Miss Betty will remain in Coudersport until after commencement of the Coudersport high school. phens have returned from a week's visit in Buffalo. Mrs. Robert Faucett of Emporium, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Guy Crosby in Odin.

Mrs. Amelia Grabe of South East street, is entertaining the Lutheran The Golden Glow county; a great opportunity for the right man. Also have some good clean seed, oats and good clean seed buckwheat for sale. Yield last year, eats 50 bushel per acre; buckwheat, 25 bushel per- acre: Bell phone 910-R-6, Coudersport, Pa. Address, D.

E. Goodenough, Coudersport, R. D. 1. 60-43-2t ADTENTIST CHURCH NOTES The interest is Increasing in the Sunday evening services, and next Sunday evening April 6 that beautiful subject, "Our Home in the New Earth.

Shall we know each other there?" will 'be presented. Special singing. Everybody welcome. LUMBER Call on the Gray Chemical Company, Roulette Pa. for hemlock and hardwood lumber, bass-wood siding, flooriag and finishing A gold brocade in soft tones of tan and French gray rich In its simplicity, and ideal Living Room paper In two colorings.

A floral festoon nine inch cut out border together with an appropriate ceiling completes a most satisfying com 22 Cts. Double Roll 11 Cts. Single Roll Ladies Aid this afternoon, i Mrs. F. A.

Patterson spent several days last -week with her sister, Mrs. George NIckerson in Ulysses. CAR BARGAIN Five passenger Hup pating in the selection of Democracy's next standard bearer a rank injustice will be done one who has richly earned such a reward by a life time of party service. touring and a four passenger Sax- and nepkyokes, 50-85-tf bination, v- Wall, border and celling for room 12x14 costs $3.10 on six with Continental motor. Bargain.

A. Raymond Motor Sales Corp. 50-44-tf" 1 C. C. Rees has returned to Osceola, where he will look after the loading, and shipping of lumber.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kendlg entertained over the week end Mr.

and Mrs. F. C. Smith of Ridgway. DEATH AT COUNTT HOMTJ Mrs.

Anna Brizzee age 89 years, formerly of Oswayo, died at the county home Tuesday evening. She had ibeen an inmate of the Home for four years. The remains were taken to Oswayo and will be made in the Rathbun cemetery. M. E.

CHURCH NOTES Sunday, April 6, Morning Worship, Church School, Evening Worship, 7:30. The monthly meeting of the Wom i The Radio A gold necked general purpose paper in 191 Pfc two rich subdued tones, suitable for any 2 to'down stairs room. MrB. H. R.

House and baby of Park WANTED Thoroughly experienced foreman for Yard, also for Scrub House aud Finishing, in high grade Union Crop Sole Leather tannery. Reply in writing, giving full details regarding experience, salary expected, etc. as well as Eber-le Tanning Company, Westfleld, Pa. 60-43-2t. WANTED Man with family to work on farm.

Charles Allen, West Bingham, Pa. 5fr-41-4t an's Home and Foreign Missionary avenue, who have been quite ill with 25 Cts. Double Roll Jno-lf The artistic touch Is charmingly Turn al iened by the beautiful cut out nine inch Roll floral FOR SAUEJ Several desirable dwelling house mid business places, at reasonable prices and convenietly located in Ooudefsport boro. Terms to suit buyer. Immediate possession.

Call at office or phone F. J. Wandall, representing PI A. Strout Farm Agency. 60-44-tf FOR SALE Loose and hay; one Ford son tractor used part of one season; 6ne pair of mules, weight 2209, kind and true.

Inquire W. B. Perkins, Newflold, Pa. Phone 12R12 Ulysses. 60-44-2t The ceiling is a gem.

Wall, border and ceiling for room 12x14 costs $3.58 SLIGHTLY MPROBED The condition of Frederick, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole, is a patient in the Hlggins Hospital in Olean, is reported as slightly better today. The Goth of Gold A classic gold thread embossed tapestry in a delightful foliage pattern, comes in two charming colorings. Brings nature right into your home.

The decoration, a straight band, six inches wide echoes the harmony of the side wall, while the celling tops off a WANTED Clerks, Railway Mall, 18-35, $133 month. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, write R. Terry former Civil Service Examiner) 2778 Barrister Washington, D. C.

60-43-2t 46 Cts. Double Roll 23 Cts. Single Roll CARD OF THANKS We are deeply appreciative of the kindness of our friends in the sad loss of our little Amy Jean. Herbert Thompson and family Society will he held at the home of grippe, are convalescing nicely. Mrs.

Mae McGoey on South Main Miss Bessie Ruscher and daughter street, Thursday afternoon. Men are Miss Gertrude, have moved to the Invited to the supper. King house on North Main street. On Palm Sunday, April 13, the Gerald Thomas of the Enerprlse choir will render the cantata: "CroBS force, made a trip to Buffalo Frl-and Crown." Sen-ice will be at 5:00 day and returned home, Saturday, p. m.

This arrangement is made so Haskell Colcord left Sunday for as to allow our friends of the other Washington, D. C. to resume his churches to attend. work In the Government printing of- The first annual Father and Son flee. Banquet will be held in the Cathe- Mrs.

Vida Lyon and children of dral dining room on Easter Monday, Emporium, visited at the home of Mr. April 21. This is a community af- and Mrs. E. W.

Lyon over the week-fair, and it is hoped to make it a end. great success. Fathers are entitled Fernwood Quick and Carl Butler to bring one son. Men who are not are spending a few days in Blooms-fortunate enough to have a son may burg, looking after business in-borrow one for this occassion. The terests.

banquet will be served at six o'clock. The regular meeting of the New Tickets, one dollar a plate. Watch Century Club was held at the home FOR SALE 2 Samson trucks, one used about 8 months, one new. I Studebaker touring car In A. Nb.

1 shape. Will take other iproperty in exchange for part payment. W. G. Van Kuren, Roulette, Pa.

50-S9tf wonder combination. border and ceiling for room 12x14 costs $6.68 Wall, WANTED To bmy eattle. Cows or yonng stoofc, or will exchangS hay for cattle. Fred W. Franke, Phone 4 COMMERCIAL COLLKGfi Spring term begins April 22nd.

All new classes for spring and summer work. Special courses for teachers and high school graduates jitittMtiitMHmiiitiiMmiiititiMtiMtMmtiiitiiiimmitMtMi MISCELLANEOUS FOR 1 45 colonies of bees. In-qiii: of Hugh Young, Costello, Pa. I Give Your Purse a Surprise Choose your Wall Paper NOW while the I I sale lasts and the stock is complete. We will lay aside your selections until you are ready to 1 1 paper.

FlttllltftMMMI UiiMiMHIMnilliIItIIIHItMittltltlftyfWIIHtlHMIHtMfllllll1IIIIIMIHHMMMMIimUUt for further particulars. of Mrs. Arthur Bamford, Monday afternoon. The inmates of the County Home, are very grateful to Mrs. D.

R. Cobb for the beautiful flowers sent to I IVH Grade Holstein cows, also 1 pair black mares weight about 22M rr would exchange mares for Ford car or truck new or second hand. Broadview Farm, Freeman Bros. Ulysses, Pa. 50-41-tf RECEIVED BOXES OF FRUIT Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Shaw of Park Avenue, have received boxes of fruit, PLACE your order now for May hatched White Leghorn day old chicks, 14 cents each. M. L. Van-Wegen, Couderoport, Pa.

Phone S01-R-3. 60-4t-4t NOTlCK-Will have ready trimmed hats at the E. J. Brown store in Roulette Thursday and Saturday, April 3 and 5th. Leulla Cornell, Roulette, Pa.

50-44-lt School open all summer. Send for catalogue. 50-4 4-lt F. F. Healey, Proprietor.

LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that letters Testamentary have been duly granted by the Register of Wills of Potter County, State of Pennsylvania, upon the estate of John Tormey, late of the Township of Oswayo, deceased to James Tormey of Genesee, and all persons who are indebt- 1 sraye-iruu ana uranges, irom ineir them on Tuesday son Rathbone Shaw who is spending Marguerite and Loretta Quinn of the winter in Daytona, Fla. They Salamanca, spent the week-end the expect to leave for home about April Ruests ot their siater Mr 6. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark of Boardman and family ri FOR SALE House or to rent furnished rooms In best location.

For particulars inquire of 302 Vine street, Coudersport, Pa. 50-17-tf. Aim on it. wane cmujienuuBe, wno nave oeen spending the winter there, will also leave The regular monthly dinner of the ed to said estate are requested to Parish Aid of Christ's Episcopal make payment without delay, and NOTICE On and after this date I will not pay any bills contracted by my wife, Bessie Ruscher, March 17, 1924. C.

O. Ruscher. 60-42-3t church was held at the home of Mrs. Florida at that time. They all have enjoyed their stay in the mild climate and yet are glad to reach home.

Coudersport, Pa. HOUSE AND IjOT The house and lot next to the O. G. Metzger residence on Main street is for sale at a right price. Write to D.

J. King, 132 Chemung Corning, N. T. all persons having lawful claims against the same are requird to make the same known without delay to the undersigned. JAMES TORMEY, Administrator.

W. F. DuBois, Attorney. 60-44-6t. FOR RENT Building on Water street, suitable for business or shop.

Geo. G. Hoh. 50-35-tf G. E.

Lee last evening. Wm. Junge who was called here by the death of his grandfather, A. C. Palmatier, has returned to his home in Youngstown, Ohio.

Blanchard Chapman, who has been a -patient at the Coudersport General CHHjDREN FIND GOOD HOMES Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guenther of South Hill, have taken Maxwell Moore, aged eight years, and Henry Reuning has taken Alvada Mnnrn FOR SALE) One pair of mules four and five years old. Weigh about 2300. Well broke and workers, Also have a pair of horses for sale.

aged eleven years, and will later hosPital for some time, has been dis- The Greatest Footwear Values Ever Shown in Potter County i charged and returned' to his home ou adopt the children if satisfactory. They are both intelligent children and lucky indeed to find so good a a home with such estimable people. Sweden Hill. Attorney J. F.

Stone and ter Miss Marion, are spending a few days in Buffalo after which Miss ollins Would tfike cows in part payment for either of these teams. Lynn Watson, R. D. 1. Costello, Pa.

50-44-3 FOR SALE Four weeks old pigs at $5.00 each. Inquire of O. B. Geer, Route 5, Coudersport, Pa. 50-44-lt iosiery PURCHASED RESIDENCE Stone will go on to Rochester for a Miss Mary Miller has purchased short visit with friends, from her brother John Miller, the Mrs.

Frank Whitcomb and son residence property on South East Clair, Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. Dominic street, and will take possession some Tassillo and son Joseph, were called time in April. Mr. and Mrs.

Miles to Port Allegany Saturday by the Harris will occupv the rooms in the death of Mrs. Bert Guncheon. FOR SAU3 Mandolin, good as new. Price reasonable. Inquire Gertrude Ruscher, East Second street.

Phone 126J. CO-44-lt Burdick home vacated by Miss Mili Mr. and Mrs. George Barnard and ar. granddaughter, Constance Barnard Of Portvillfi N.

arc malrlTip an v- FOR SALE Golden Italian baes and bee supplies. Priced reasonable. Inquire Miss Maude Lyman, North street, Roulette, Pa. 50-44-4t BADLY CUT KNEE tended visit with their dauehter. The son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred iiiAViiv- vt uuu. Li. lil; WU SPRINGS VERY NEWEST STYLES IS WONDERFUL VALUE FOOTWEAR as of old the proof of the pudding i3 in the eating thereof and so it is with footwear, the real test comes in the actual wearing of the same. We are showing thfs spring season, shoes, oxfords and pumps for men, women, boy's and children better fitting, better looking and better service giving footwear than you have been able to buy in sometime and there is footwear for every person at every price, all wonderful values.

See our Star Brand and Poll Parrot Shoes for boys and girls. LILLY'S SHOE SHOPP Better Footwear Values Turnpike. 666 Prevents Colda. Haxton of Nine Mile, gave his knee a bad slash with an axe last week. A gash 2 Inches resulted when the Implement caught the bough of a tree.

Miles of wear in every pair. New spring- shades, Banana, Dawn, Nude, Airedale, Peach and others in beautiful fitting, long wearing silks for this season's wear. Boy's and Girl's stockings from the Rollins line, a new addition to our hosiery department will make good with mothers. B.nr chicks stock, heavy layers, leadiag varieties, 12c op. Order early to avoid delay in delivery.

LrineavUle Hatchery Box 51 Llitesvilla Pena'a. HERE FROM COSTEIXO Lynn Watson and Pete Snvanscn of Costello, drove to this place Monday to transact business. Mr. Watson made the Enterprise a friendly call. FOR FEW DAYS VISIT N.

W. Criss of South East street. Is taking a few days off and is visiting his sons, John and family of Elmer, and Merle and family of T. A. E.

MEETL5TG The D. A. R. will meet Wednesday evening April 9, at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs E. P.

Huntington. KELLY IX HOSPITAL Landlord Kelly of the Hotel Crittenden, was taken to the Coudersport General Hospital Sunday suffering Have You Heard About it? About what? About our wishbone hatched chicks they are the best. Call or write your needs. R. C.

White and R. C. Brown and S. C. White Leghorns.

Custom hatching done. I Sort Brans, ITlysaes, Pa. CRITICALLY Hattie Rennells of South He is reported today East street, is critically III at this (writing. from neuritis, as Improving..