rUlt"i PINAL MY
(Continued from lunt 1).
lively sport. After much Jockeying,
the horses sot away In a lively inuii
, nef. Ik-fore the distance was li ;i 1 1
tun It was appHrcnt ttiat Fulth 31c
Alllster wan degtlniil tu win, though
cloudy crowded by Horn;!" Hi k- '
the liumu stretch McAllister ciuiie
under tlio wire first followed by Con
nie Itcit. I'iduuo, and tvltli Teddy
lartKluK far behind.
The one-half mile daub fur middle
ponies ridden by ladles nti rat-ted
Kreat h-itercst, and when Hess, owned
by F. J. Biiillh and ridden by .l:s
fteryl BliiKleton, and lilxle, owned by
J. I.. KnlKht and ridili-n by Mlsa Mimd
Wilson, both riders popular ouiii,'
ladlea of ItoseburK. aieareil on Hie
track they were the recipient! of
much applause from the spectators.
Both horses hIiowIhk much spirit and
action, got away In a ilanli, Dixie
leading. At the iiuarter she wuh
passed by Hess, v. bo steadily forKed
ahead and outdistanced Dixie, wln-
nliiK the race easily In lit second.
The laat race. Ti-mlln dash, with Harry IV.irce iikliIi- acceptable iuili-
three entries, Arabella, Jack Kertell I 'he home ra.-ea. the trio b. inK in
and Klim Kohr. waa won by Arabella every way iiualllled to pans jinlKnient
with but little effort. 'n"! exhibit of the Hcimon (Irocery
Fair NuleH iiiiiipanv n ceivi il many compliments
Ju-di-e J. L. .McCarthy, of Oakland w rved, the famous
f'i.1.. who mlcri Imlen of awnrilH 1 ''"""' Il (.ate folfee, of which they ar
In the slock division, and also nu ' '"'. ahillK w ith Drifted Snow
rlolir, the housewives' favorite.
i..t..t....t..t .t . t ttl J. M: Throne, H, H. nullwinkle
rrn-TTTTTTT-rTTTTrrrrii,. ,.,.,. ., -s M K(,1y KU,ll,li,l,,B
A The reirulnr montblv bnsl- t I olhce anil lit the fair (rates
4. ness meetlnir of the Ladles' ""I'1 '"'' H'-IIIiik pnsl. -boards and
-t. Auxlllury will be held at the A i !M",.".'K .!'"" '"'r patrons net safely
t, CoiMlllerilal null rnoinu on ... Illsllle tbe Kroilluls.
J. Monday evelillur Oct 2 at X J. '":lilM, "f 1..W AllKeles. as
o'clock. Much Important busl- .i. ' "'arler and clerk of the scales
J. i in l, it,.,i,.,i ... ,.,i J. 1 I" familiar face on coast tracks
J. ra.ru ,,., I....- I.',.., u I.,"" Is "II"
X he nreseat. Mra. .1. D Zurclier. J. l"lur alarlera li.llowli,,; the track
J. ores nl! Mabel A J. 1111,1 w'1 "' 'he I. Mil lal Slalteri
4 Secretary. ' "' "" ,v 1
4 1 I'milli-)- AuitriN.
AJ....U.I.A4...I....It..;..T..i..;. Wlilt. r (ir;.iiiKlons -. kiwolnwii
MMiMiitMaMi
"'"-r fii iU t.".' Kriduy im! Hat- Tarn), B. Eulwinkl, Jad feu, 5u4
uidny, in ad" n, any (neurit by tho on mal nfiri Srd on trio,
unltorni inline (,r his decisions In White Ori.lndtonn C'ana Crnlirla
the Judging oi stork and Intellliience Poultry Co., E. K. Wlmberty, l'rop.;
displayeil. Mr. .McCarthy la widely lat on female of any variety,
known and popular throuKbout the White Orpington Itellnble Poul-l;aci(k-
Coast country, and while here try Yard, E. A. Kruse, Prop.; 1st ou
made many friends. ipen.
.Secretary A. T. Marshall, C. W. Ilrookside Poultry Farm lat ou
Clark, uKMatnttl; C. V. I'arrott, preal-ibest pen of any variety, 2nd ou trio,
dint, and Frank K. Alley, the "live, 2nd on Huffs and 1st on blacka.
wlro' directors of the society, nre
deserviiii! of Kieat credit for services
rendered j rj connection with tbe suc
cess of the fair, to which they have
voluntarily Kiven much of their tlm;
and eneiM)'.
For the seeming of the many at
tractive exhibits iin-l the I li H I a 1 1 1 n K oi
them credit i.i ,,v i., Frank ( alklns,
superintendent of the pavilion, who
yearly ifetii imay" with his habit
fornied or helpin the fair.
.1. W. .Mlllli li. siiperllltenilellt of
the poultry exhibit or Ilia entries
count 'em--Is one uf the best post
men on chickens or all kinds and
lines In Soul hern Oregon. Ills d
pnl'tllicnt has bad many visitors.
Dexter IIP... Dr. K. L. Miller an
1 mi mim r
WRcn
Marred Kocks Itoaelawn Farm,
1st on trio, 2nd on pens of American
varieties. J. W . Mullen: 2nd on
pen and trios. Hale: 3rd ou trios
of American varieties.
White Wyandotte. Wm. Hill, of
Wllhur, 1st on trio, 1st on pen of
Ar.ierican varieties, 1st on male any
variety. Koselawu Farm: 2nd ou
trios of Ainerlcun varieties.
Hhode Island Heds Howard
Church, 1st on trios, 2ud on female,
any variety. J. W. Mullen, 2nd ou
trios, 3rd on trios.
White Leghorn II. 11. Church,
.'trd on trios, 1st on pen best cocker
els. K. A. Kruse, best trio.
Illack Minorca. K. A. Kruse,
best pen Mediterranean. Hale,
1st on trio, black; 1st on White
Minorca.
Ilrown Leghorn 1st on trios 10
lioselawn Farm, also 2nd and .Ird
irlos. 2nd lien. K. A. Kruse. jru on
.rl..u I ul mi lien.
mate Turkey W. A. rearce, ii
llronze Turkey r.. n. niuse, .....
ou 1st heat pair. F. K. Alley, 2ml
best tiair.
I'eklu UuckB K. A. rvruse, isi uu
irlo
iinlian Hunner Ducks II. f. siy
;rs. 1st on trio. n. u. v uuich, i.u
on trio. E. A. Kruse, 3rd ou trio.
Toulouse Geese K. A. Kruse, 1st
anil 2nd tl'fo.
Mottled Houdun Casa Lranua
Poultry Co.. 2nd on trio.
(loldeii Seabrlgbt llantam Mrs,
Wm. Tlptou, 3rd on trio.
AMl:l:l('.V ItEAlTV COItSF.TS
WHITE TAILOIiKO WAISTS
I. AlllCS' COATS AMI Sl ITS
KII.K AMI LISLE IKISII UV
I.AKIKS ( OI I.MIS AXI)
I I.VE E('K WEAK.
"-'-'
JAMES A. PERRY
MILLINERY
A NEW SHIPMKST OF rATTEUV
STKEET AMI UEAVKIt HATS Jt'ST
IX.
KHETI.AXI AM) ACTO VEILS.
"FAl l.TLEKS FISK HATS."
LADIES' AXI) CHII.DHEN'H KIP-I'OltTKItS.
and Ladies Toggery,
Special Attention to Order Work by Miss Ivy Henderson
Sunday at the Churches. ivi'(it.iATt : i on the ,
VoTEItS OI-1 ItllSKIII ltd I
( lii Ullan, Itev. J. N. McConnell, i -v TI'V ELECTION'. I
pator. Kunday uchol at 1(1 u.
LOCAL NEWS.
SOCIALIST DATES.
Mrs. M. W. Myers, of West Rose- The organizer for the Socialist
burg, left this afternoon for Port- party of Oregon. Floyd C. Kemp, ar-
1 ii land to visit with her daughter. rived In thi city from Medford Frl-
S. Ilouser for City day night. The purpose of hi visit
dlt here is to assist In the local Socialist
MOIBt DAME LADY'S APPEAL
To ill kii.twlnff MjfTefr of rlifiitimllxm, wbtli
r t.mfwulnr or of I lie Join in, M'lallca. lumlnic(N,
Ixii-kiii-lif, hiiih la lite kidney or iieiir.iiifia
linliiN, lu write to ln-r tor a lumie tnHtniinl
Mrti hmn n iwatt-Oly Kurd all of tliew tortim.
Iir fis lit tl Iter UUty lo wml It u all rii'Tit-
I'ltKK. Vuu cure j-fiintt'lf ut Ixmie n ihouoatu
III h'"'lfy no rliaiiKe of rlliuitle Im'Ihi; iiwpw
tr A J'tiU Hltiiiilf (ilMTifrry tmiiltdiin urlf Hfl
tlli lite IImh1, I(mim'h Hip Ml IITt'lietl MlitH. lir
It'H Hie IiIihhI, iiimI lirlvleiix the ft, flrlup
eln Kf hi t r ntul tone to Ilie whole WNleiu, If 'tu
Uive ItiVreNtM you, for tironf mlilrens
M. Kuuiiucrd, llol IL Notrv Hume. Jtlv
Tno Brood Com.
id pi" iUix oik Kt tor ii tit' mm.
ov ni'teci (nit- (mil) u iiiryi' iliti-r til!-
hiHisf II cim-iully ii h y.iu it'H tin' h;ii
lUvuvM iiTin-lnhiT flint iiui.rl hl.i'.r
tMlllt U slit llJlH IIMV Wt'llti point
mm lu-r wlru ii im,r Hint In sip iiy In
li tsc polutM t'.Wi sI.iniUI mil l hi
'i n in i:?i:!it!i-t old llntt.d miws
kio. tui Hfi'v( t it j in Mini yt'iir.-
f ii;m, tind ri'iiioiiilMT I lint n antui
rooil mi w u n-iirih imn h ii;u' rbju
Hi.
Quality, more than any other single
feature is responsible for the present
day reputation of Benjamin Clothes.
tint with most people, probably yourself, uuulltr dee ni l count unless
It 1 rein forced by style. So. every llenjuuilu Overcoat reflects au
thentic New York Style. Look ut at v n as tiiaiiv siiIIh or over
coats a you may wish and you'll Mini In , : ch ih.it iil,-nsliiK under
current of correctness - that underlying character without which no
clothe are worth while wenrlag. Surely. ,. lanili, .,.i.li( v. plus
anlhentlc New York Style, plusa tneilerate price w ill induce' vim to
Inspect our recently arrived overcoat model
$20.00 AND UPWARDS
Headquarters for Stetson Hals.
HOME OF
RI-XJAL
SI IOHS
' 1 l-L-rf
Iowa Silago Fed Cnttla.
the Iiiu-m exiM't-luient Mtntton tins
Klied a tel wtilcli mids more evl
in e ol the value of slt:l;e in finish
5 sieer This time, as lii a liber
f lests rveutly reporlril. the steem
Ulna im other rouubuae than silage
inn t" tliil-li did bei li tin it.-la I) v
nil n 11 li.uitj h Hi,, lot ceiling silnj-e
id no tny made the best showing
ir lite ul'i.i,. .-,n 4n. iiimle even a
Her re. cid foi the llrst itlnelv da.vs
Dosing m Horso.
When giving uiedlcliie lo a horse be
.'arefiil that lie does not Hmii'.tiit' 'I'hertf
Is danger that s e of the medicine
will go to bis lungs, when It Is almost
Hire to cause pneumonia This Is fre
iUi'lllly lllclll'llllle Lower I lie head ill
nice If strangling liegins Never ad
milliner in... li im. iiirough the no.trli
to:n- Vi n Yuri; Stale Yetei lua.'lttii
llnmllt.a.
Iinplicll Conllileuie.
I In.ve a worl of conlldence In
(-.lianiherlaln s Cough Itemedy for 1
uavu useii it with iierrect aitccesn,'
which Mr, ftl. 1. llasrord, Poolcs-
vitio, Sid. rnr sale by all dealers. C
Parried.
Wlfi-A tree, you ktinw. gets new
clothes every year- hat, pur.-lsnl. every
tlilni! 1 1 iisI.oimI Y.-h. darling aiul
makes lliem all Itself.
' new line of
COATS, SLITS AMI WAISTS In quality a
competition.
in. i, i r.in i o oui already splendid a .
new uhlpinent today. We will nol ! und
Wo llllVO also accillllilli-.lied near Die impn:
number of bright liirC.d reltr..
and pric
below,
ui ill we have added n
i old in any of our Hue.
IMo in tecurliig a limited
llest nssoiinient of Hair i; I. Hn I Ne
kwear In 1 1 1 t ilQ
The Leader
HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT
FACIAL MASSAGE
HAIR DRESSINC
MANICURING
What She Might Catch.
Slie-Tlicy say there ure germs In
kisses. What do yen suppose a girl
could catch that Huy'l lie A litis
liuiid.-Kxcliiiugc.
Ileslrit thy Inclinations lo the begin
ulug.-TliiMiiHs a Ketnpl.
Fole3's
Kidney
Pills
What Tkey Will Do lor You
They will cure your backache,
trengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
op tho worn out tissues, and
eliminate thai excess urlo acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre
vent Bright's disease und Dia.
bates, and restore health and
trength. Refuse substitute.
Sold by nil Druggist.
Window glass nt Hamilton'. dtf
.Murk' I'mpiiun Creninery Mutter,
home product, excelled by none. The
Koiiidale. ,sw
I'reachlng at 11 a. rn.. "Studv the' To v,,,e at tllc "" election
.Scripture." C. K. at G:li0 p ni - ,l08thurg next Monday, the man' Vote for I).
preaching at 7:30. subject. "He that ""1Bt "e 8K'le to vote at a general 1 reasurer.
I from Above All." Splendid sing- ,le must nave lived In the .miss Aiieiaiite King, sicnograpucr cuiupuigii.
lug under the leadership of Prof. lil r"r not ll'"H tnan 30 lla-vs Im-'iit the forestry ottice, left thiB Mr. Kamp will speak at the corner
r ItzpatrllrK. All ure Invited ' i.ii.ri iu me uaio ui eiec- mieiiiuon sir toiiiiiiiu ioi a mu . vy.. r, n..u .mNauu niircm luuiunt
.. . ... , ,, ' . , 'Hon and In hi respective ward for week:;' vacation at 7 o'clock.
......K, , ,,r, u, nev. l.ll.irii'S.111 fin vh nrior llw.r.,1.. II,. Iu,,r ... ... .... ., ..... Mnndnv Mr rinnin boo. In Pma
- . .. .u i on. lor i lin r.. iiiioenv lor " -
(I'ald Adv.). County and the coast cltle to assist
hi uiguiiiauig local ami upeiiK uur-
Wilson Itaker, rector.
Sunday after Trinity
.inn n Inn ut 7::!U a. in
at 8:45 u. m.; Holy (.'ominunlon at 8mll of I)eer' Creek
no aixieentli ,i ,,, h ,. ,,
Holy Com-1 u'i-.i v.. 1 iu ..n ......i......
Qnti.l tr .1 1 ". . .o u.t ii-uiiui.i euai. oi
' ' Jackson street, north of Oak
'ote for 'arl IC.
City Itcconler.
and
Mr. II. M. Croucher. of Olallu, In
a patient at Mercy Hospital, the re-
lug the campaign there.-
At 8 p. m. J. 11. Osborne will again
'....,,.. Iluttll 111 VI.. ... v.. .. ... . ,. . . Ollll. U1 ...I IlLLlUl-Ill LIIUl ll I U I UU 111 ... r.. ....
St. Clement's Church, Oakland: Jo, k ,K';4 , ."Tr?., .d i r" 0' " ""W .bwltall "osenuig at
livening prayer at 3. All are cor.dlal-, "Ht c-f "ho 'river j ing a she and her husband were Lttb0r """'
ly Invited to these ervlces. Kuril So a la all terrllorv snnth "l,ivl"K bl" k to ,own from tlle ,uW
Itnpllst, Hev. W. II. Katon naslor 'of I i.ne mreet u...vt ..r i...!L 1 .1 Kioiuida In a buggy. A horse which An Kffectuiil Itemedy for Diarrhoea.
Sunday school at 10 a. in.; preach- the river. " ' w-'re 'cadlng became frightened
in it passing auiomoone anu leupea uimniwu is uiway more or jess
partly Into tbe rear of the buggy, prevalent during September. Be pre
To avoid Injury, Mrs.. Croucher pared for It. Chamberlain's Colic,
lug at 1 1 a. m.
p. in.; evening
The pastor will preach. Morning Ward No 5 I West Uosehnrtr mill ttvo1" "J,lrv. -"" Croucher I'areo tor it. unnmberlaln s Colic,
subject, "Are the Churches a Kail-i Ward No ' 1 North Itosebura , 'l"l of the buggy and In Cholera and Dlnirhoca Remedy Is
ure?" Kveuiug subject, "A Questiou lieel Ion Olllelnls j alighting on the pavement turned her prompt and effectual. It can always
II. Y. P. I!, at (i:30
i ttiim au. i iH nil rrrit(iv umiih
oveiiliiK Kervlce at 7:30 . in. of Oak Btreet and east of .liickson
i lo the 1'iiture. There will be th
usual good inusle and a coldlal wel
come for all. You can be a stranger
hut once at this church, and then
only for a nilutitu. Come und see,
Methodist lOliiseoliiil. I'leaclllli'r
Hrst Wnrd, Courthouse. .1. D.
Ziircher. 1.'. w. Dlllnrd, J. 11. Svkes,
I). 11. Sliambrook anil Louis Dublver.
Second Ward, lleirlngton's former
resoii. Herman Mark. J. O. New-
land, J. Templill. Hev. K.
ankle, dislocating It and breaking tho 1,0 dopnuded upou and la pleasant to
two connecting bone of the leg. Dr. take. For milo by all deuleru. C
A. V. Sether Is attending her. I o
The campulgn for City Recorder I Vole for I). S. Ilouser fur Cllr
has him very quiet hut tlle best 111-. Treasure.-. dlt
r lornieil citizen predict the election Vole for Ci.i-I
morning and evening by Rev. s. K. I -"cars ami r reii Wright. I ul 1 "rl r-. n unneriy. Me is thorough- cny Reconlei.
.ini. can. ,ii oilier services for the mini vvaru. iioKenure Hotel. ! '-' ' "mieieiu nun mat I what '
day as usual. .t.eo. Neiiner. Sr.. W. J. Ilrand. Carl : ueeileil
. ..-.-u i.i.-.-iiiiK in inu V . i:. I". .
Monday afternoon at the Methodist
hlirch. A business of liimortaii.-e
vlll be Iransaeted all ineinbera ar-.
reiiuested to bo present. Remember
A
the date, Oi l. 2.
Mi llioillst ..'iiM.pal, Soiilli,
iioiiiiiiiu. iv. .v e.wnrt ami s. . i. Jones. , invest your savings in Kalr Acre
. uu.in w.iiu, v uy nan. u. i iois. iiouud to advance.
v ui minium, w . j. losier, vj. ij. i i:nuiii)ei.
iiamiiion, uev. u. w. linker and Due
Howard.
l'ilih Ward, Kiillnrlon's barn
J. Bellows. R. W. .Marsters, A. S
StephetiH and O.
...... i
llt'V. i. i . . .
K. M. Mears . v.iml, e P 1 !r". ,'l
II ii. 111. mid 7::ii) p. 111. by the pas- !,..', ,.' ...
lor. .Moinlllg theme. ."Samuel:" 1 7 , ,! ' . . . ..
velillii- e "A M., VV1. w, n' u' v ""gilt, l .!
" Ci 1.1 .ii I 1 1 I ... wv I 111 nil I
I
I
j
AYinilMTly for
I Paid Adv.).
Green pepper, hot and aweet vari
eties, green tomatoes, caullflowe.',
pickling cucumber and other Ingre-
J. W. dlents necessary for pickle, In any
tr quantity at the Rochdale. dsw
Healed." Sabl.alh school at 10
m.; Senior League at 11:30 p. in.;
iiin-iveeK prayer meeting Wednesday
it 7:30 p. m. You nro cordially lu-
lleil to all of these services and wil
find here a home-like church and i
hearty welcome. Conin and worshh:
Willi tin.
I'lesliytei-inn. H"v. .1. U. Hurl; hart
instor. .Moiniiig worshiti ut II o'
ock; this will he a si-eciai service
if consecration. All or the members
ire especially urged to he present.
'.veiling worHlilp at 7:30, subject of
sen i. cverviioiiy lines I." The
.labbaiji school meela at 10 a. in
young people's meeting at c : :t 0 p. m.;
irayer meeting on Wednesday cycli
ng at 7:311 o'clock. You are cor-
llally Invited to allend all ol these
services. Coin;' nnd brini; a friend.
Itovvel Complaint in (iiildi-cu.
I'or hovvel coiniilaluis In eblldien
uwa.vs give (in mbei-lalira Colic.
holera und Diarrhoea Roiuedv and
ustor oil. It Is irtiiln to effect a
tiro und when reduced with u-nlm-
mil swaeteiieil 1 pleasant In tnlte
No physician can proscribe a better
ineity. tir sale by all dealers. C
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and C.inldroi.
he Kind You Hbve Always Bought
,7
Buar '.he
ignatuT e of
J. 1.. dimes and II. II.
Church.
In case any of tho above named
persons are not present at polling
placen for duty the other olliclals may
erect any quaiilied persons us substitutes.
Vote for
Tieasii i
11. S.
Ilouser for Citv
dlt
SOMTIIKKX PACIFIC TIME CARD.
No.
12.
II.
111.
IX.
20.
I I.
13.
15.
17.
19.
. Northbound.
Name Leaft
Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m
I'Myer 1 1 :fifi p. m.
Ovei-lund 11:15 p. m.
I'ort.-Ashland local 1:45 p. m
I'ort.-Roseb'K local 9:00 n. in
Southbound.
Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m
Flyer 9 15 s ni
Overland 4:05 a. m
Port.-Roseb'g local
Port. -Ashland local 11:30 n m
You
Require
Mm
wm
fawn mtiinxi
Skllljfi
DRIFTED SM0W3
No. 17 ties up In itosehurfc, ar
riving hero at 11 : 5 Pi p. in. It rnruiB
tho equipment or No. 20, whtco
Wmvps hnro at ft : 00 in tho niorulng.
retnrnins to Portland.
It will be noticed that tho above
is the lo.ivJng time of these train
Most o' thnm arrive 20 minutes be
fore departure. The Shasta I.iirited .
does not take on passengers at any
place between rortland and San
Krancisro. It carries tlirough basl-
iH'ss only.
A cold causes no end of misery
and Inns of time. Hamilton's lTmp-
(iiia Cold Cure seldom fafl3. dtf ;
dtf
&C64M Kverybmly say: "Tlio piaiio
' I .fosephson's is line."
that your bread he light, flaky, delicious aud
wholesome. Ot course you are always assured of
success in attaining these qualities when you use
Drifted Snow Flour
Made of specially selected blue-stem wheat and
"milled high" so that the gluten grauulos are not
too finely brokeu up it gives you "more loaves
aud better loaves." Use this finest of flours.
Made by
Sperry Flour Co.
TACO.MA, WASH.
Benson Grocery
KOl.K DIHTRIIU'TOK.
P S XT 61 "f '"'' wle'""' " lnnitlr nMlinr
111 Lll I'.""."."" M,- M'lriHi'
Again With Change in Songs
And Musical Numbers
To-Night
Palace Theater
Special Engagement of the
Reeves Musical Co.
AND
Special Program of Pictures
(Knncted at Kxlra Kxpensc for This Occasion)
The Musical Program Will be
Rendered in Three Acts Embracing: VIOLIN SOLO,
CORNET, I'LUGLKHORN, DRUM, BUGLE and
VOCAL SOLO WORK.
'IV Grand Op9ra "EAl'ST" a Pattie Film D'Art in
two reels, hand colored, is an attraction not to be
missed. "The Jollier" a Knlcni comedy completes the
picture program.
HOUSE OPENS AT 7:00 I'. M.
Ti iTilirv N-rfiriiinmi-. Cilrtiiln nl 7:1.1 ami 8:1.1.
S.M-S I lillilrt-n iiiuli-r II I.V: liml. r tin; tni nilli inn-ntQ
I?.ick to regular program on Sunday
I 3 StoMffems
AiliilU
No Gift
Equals That
of a Ring
Tills you will a,I,it. since the W-W-W rlne is , ,,i..
Tke makers of W-W-W rinK9 are the onl. manufacturers tint
knv. VIt connileiice In their product to trade,
only o w. .vertise the people who wear rings
They ar, adWtl.sinK this W-W-W Permanently Insured Bin, .
l-t ring ,. worUI at the most reasonable price.
nd irrorrd'rrrr-of ,,,e
cost you one penny. ' icior
These rlnBs are made for men women n.i i n i
various blrths.ones. They are here I, O an,l icl"l"" ' H the
-" .vonr favorite b.rth.To fl mT
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