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New Arrivals in
Men's Dress Shirts
' Everyman Is particular about his Dress Shirt.
We have them to please every fancy. Better ma
terials with more style than you can get elsewhere;
because our buyer has a .much larger held to choose
from than the ordinary dealer who is compelled to
buy from the road salesman. Our unit purchase for
297 stores enable us to sell them for luass. We invite
you to look over these new arrivals and be convinced
of their real Beauty, Style and Quality.
Fine Dress Suirts, band collars, soft cuff $1.79
Fine Dress Shirts, detachable collar soft cuff $1.98
Fine Dress Shirts, Band collar, stiff cuff $1.98
This nation-wide institution is doing much to keep down the H. C. L.
Modern Bluebeard
Charged Bigamy
LOS A.VUEXK8, Calif., April '23.
California'! modern bluebeard, who
baa been known under a dozen
names, was today officially recorded
aa Harrjr M. Jewla when a wurrani
charging; hi in with bigamy waa Is
sued by the dlaliict attorney.
Chicago figured again In the atory
of Ilia man with a acore or wlvea.
who la thought by the officers to have
inada away with at leant five of
them, when a letter, unsigned, was
received at the sberirfa office, ask
ing officer to demand a atatement
aa to the whereuhouta of .Mm. Helen
IswIb. cue of the women supposed
to have fallen victim of the multl-
blgamlst.
The letter stated that friends and I
reiauvea uaa reason to believe thut
the woman married lwls at Edition
ton, Alberta, Canada, and afterward
was the victim of foul play,
missive said In part:
Killing of Wife Huxiretd.
"Ash him It he killed her. He will
be obliged to answer for the murder
or some of his wives and he might
as well tell you the fate of this young
and beautiful woman."
The action of the local district at
torney in commencing a prosecution
for bigamy waa announced follow-1
ng a conference with two of the
"wives." Mrs. Kathrvn Wnmhacher
and Mrs. Klliabeth Williamson. This
action, It is believed, will lie followed
by an attempt on the part of J. Mor
gan Marmaduke, attorney for Lewis,
to obtain his release on habeas cor
pus proceedings.
How I,ewla, In the allngcd capacity
or a multl-blgamlst and arch crimi
nal, extended his "love" activities to
Include several impassioned propos
als to a Los Angeles society belle be
came known today as tho result or a
startling Investigation conducted by
a local detective agency.
(toN In ttt range (hw.
Theso angles muiked the day's de
velopments lu the Investigation of
the strangest case on record In the
local aherlff's office and It Is Inti
mated that with the service of the
formal warrant aevernl more will be
brought to light.
While the technical arrest of the
prisoner will not change the present
atatua of the aituatlon. It will open
the way for actual preparation of
legad prosecution, which until today
deiended upon further report of the
alleged bigamist's criminal career.
The detectives' discovery of the
man's prostestations of love for the
Iys Angeles girl, who Is said to be
only S3 years of age, gives tIhc to
the theory that the prisoner may
have tried and In some cases suc
ceeded In duping members of high
oelety circles lu the various cities
In which he operated. Women of
this class, It Is pointed out. would
foar publicity and would therefore
refrain from notifying the autborl
tles. For this reason the detective bur
eua refused tu divulge, for the pres
ent at least, the name of the woman,
but It Is definitely known that she is
the daughter of a prominent ami
wealthy family. Her home, accord
Ing to the officers. Is In the heart ofj
the fashionable Wllshlre residence
ectlon and members of her family
are prominent In the local busiuess
world.
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I'M'HCAI, AtXUiKNT.
W. Slaughter, of the local prune
packing plant, was the victim of an
unusual accident Friday when a
toothpick ltecame lodged In his
windpipe. The object was Imbed
od Just above the vocal cords, and
caused a great deal of pnln. Ir
Beely was called and removed the
obstruction. Mr. Slaughter Is feel
ing no bad effects aside from a
alight soreness In klk throat.
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niCAOO. April J4 Spring
styles In Jewelry on dlsplny In the
show rooms are different from those
ol last year. Green aa represented
In Jade la the leading color. Last
year red waa the predominating
note.
Bead necklaces hare a touch of
the Oriental In them. Itound beads
and odd shapes are being shown
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mostly of lone Egyptian type.
Thompson's Jaw
Broken by Fulton
rOHTI.A.VI), April 20. Jack
Thompson, the Tulsa negro who lost
In six roiimlH to Fred Fulton at the
Milwaukle arena the other night. Buf
fered a broken jaw in the third round
of the match and it will be nix
months before be will be able to
take part In another fiKht. An X
ray picture wus taken by lirs. Fix
ott and llolhrook showlm? tb.'Lt It
was a complete fraeutre and waa
only renet with difficulty by l)r
Frank Mihnos. Thompson has been
unablo to talk since the third round
of his scrap with Fulton and had to
have two of his front teeth extracted
to permit him to be fed through a
straw. How he ever stood up with
Hiirh nti liilnrv thrimeh the rem.'iln-
Ling three rounds Is a mystery
Thompson's broken jaw accounts
for bis fullure to go after Fulton so
ThoLfurlously In the fifih and sixth
rounds as he did in the first three
sessions.
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TI'KHIIAY XKillT I.XCK.
At Sykea' hall, Norlh Jackson
street. Good music and a good crowd
win i, n. ii,.,,n..a m i. ,..
will be there. Dunces will be live
cl"l,la eHcn- Bvuryuody Invited to at-
tend.
COMM1TTKE.
Strike Statements
Are Conflicting
lty Associated Vrvnn
CHICAGO. April 2fi - Develop
meiils In the strike of luHurent rail
road workers today was confined to
the Issuance of statements by the
managers and the strikers. The miin
ageis Insisted that freight traTlic
wiis 98 per cent normal and the
strikers said that lens than one-firth
of the normal number of nun were
working.
Government Won
Anti-Trust Suit
lly Associated Tress
WASHINGTON. April 26. The
federal government today won Its
mill mint suit against the It, inline
company and the alfilialed coal com
panies In one of the so-called nn
IbracHe coal cases. Hy a vole of
four to three the supreme court sus
tained the government's charges itial
ine companies had viol. tied
the
"commodllles clause" of the Inter
state commerce act and ordered tin
dissolution of the companies.
Arctic Explorer
To Give Up Trip
lty A4MM-utod rrett
WASHlNCTiiN, A.nl 2fi.- Ka.lin
mensuKeii rereived hy Hie nnw de
pnrtnieiit from it Cordova. Aluk.i
Mullen, wuuld Indicate thut Kaold
Amundsen, Arctic explorer. Intends
to abandon his effort tu tvach the
North Pole.
Labor Board
Refuses Hearing
lly t.soclatr.1 rre
WASHINGTON. Ami LNI Tl...
war labor hoard today refti-, ,1 n
hear the wage demands of the Kan
sas City Yin iliiien's assocuiiinn on
ine grounil tlmt the ii.plic.iti..n ,u
not contorin with the proM.tns itf
the law. The t.oar.t. r.-i.,K i
telegrains of cliamher f ciimierre
in various parts of the fnlted Stat.-s.
omi.Mim-e.i mat lllev Were proceed i n r
with all diligence l ,.lk . ,, ..' ' '
,a" I
nnounceu tnat iti
adjustment.
Mrs .1 c. Itrown ef . nm
Spending a few days In H is , nv ho
l ing and visiting with riiemts.
APP.V to HarrVsteaVnV ',' xX
or H. J Hlldeburn, Roseburg
STILL NO DECISION
Supreme Court Fails Again
Today to Hand Down De
cree Concerning It.
SEVEN DIFFERENT SUITS
Step to IiitUtute the Suits Were
Tukcu Soon AfUT the Amend,
ment Ueraine, Effective oo
January 10, This Veur.
lly Associated Press
. WASHINGTON', April 26. The
supreme court failed again today to
hand down a decision on the con-'-J
slitutionallty of the prohibition
amendment and enforcement act.
Validity of the prohibition amend
ment and portions of the enforce
ment act was Involved In seven sep
arate proceedings before the supreme
court. Two these were orltcinul
suits brought by ilhodo island and
New Jerey as sovereign Btutea to
fnjoln enforcement in their Jurisdic
tions uson the grounds that both en
aciments were uncontitutional. The
other ruses were direct appeals from
lower court decrees.
Slepn to Institute the suits were
tuken Immediately after the amend
ment become effective on January
lil and on motion of counsel tbelr
consideration was expedited.
In both the Rhode Island and New
Jersey suits the validity of the Eigh
teenth Amendment was attacked,
but tho New Jersey case also alleged
that even if the amendment was
valid, the enforcement act was un
constitutional because it had not
been concurred in by New Jersey un
der the provisions of the ninendment
1 Klvlnaj Hie federal and Mate govern
ments concurrent power to enforce
nroliihllinn. New Jersey also con
tended that If the entire enforce
ment act were not unconstitutional
the portions of It limiting the al
cliolic content of beverages to less
than one-half of one per cent and
relating to the dispensing of lienors
lor mcuiciuai purposes were invalid.
The cases reaching the court on
appeals were those of the Kentucky
Distilleries and Warehouse company:
ChrlHtinn Fcigenspun. a N'ewark, N.
I. brewer, the St. Louis Brewing as
sociation and Georme C. Dempsey, a
wholesale liuuor denier of Boston.
Mass.. who lost injunction proceed
ings In I he lower court. The other
"- """ ""' " n
I,v government from a decision
ot Federal Judge Gelger enlolning
federal officials from interfering
with the Manitowac Products com
pany, a Wisconsin corporation, in
the manufacture of beer containing
2.S per cent alcohol.
In all the enses a general attack
on the 'amendment was made on
ground that it whs revolutionary and
fount! tuted leclr-latton tn the guise
of a constitutional amendment de
dirticd to remilate the private hab
its of individuals; that It Interfered
with the states' poliee powers; that
it w 'is Invalid h;M-aih.e adopted by
two-thirds of the members of con-grc-Ms
present wOien the vote was
taken and not bv two-thirds of the
membership and that the amend
ment was not rat I Tied by ihrce
fourths of the states owing to nro-
isiens in many st:ite constitutions
rem. (ring that amendments be sub
mitted to a referendum.
Large Exhibit of
Blossoms Planned
Tletween April 30 and May 3 the
railroads are ex pee tin a lit rite num
ber of tourisift to be traveling over
the Southern Pncif1e to attend meet
ings both north and south of liose
burK and tn WashiiiKton and Califor
nit. The ruilrna:! company Is pre-
parinir for this rush by adding extra
I rt'iteiies hiiu Bi ranKing lor exira sec
( tit. ns to the recular trains. All of
these trains will stop In. Roseburg
for at least fifteen minutes and there
Is n big opportunity for some excel
lent piil lleily work. Charles Lerrv.
who has charge of the exhibit build
ing nt the station platform, has
"truck upon a unique and practical
idea, which uill serve to attract a
k't'eat delll Of attention tn ln.i.'IQ
county ntni especiallv to l.osch'ii tr. I
I bill to carry out his plan he needs I
the aislance of farmers, fruit gruw
I i-rs and residents of the city.
He Is planning on Friday of this
j week to have in place a display of
rrnit blossoms of all sorts now avail
able, flow. tihc shrubs and blossoms
of all kinds. He desires to make the
exhibit building, both Inside and out.
a flare of color and to this end he is
asking that fruit glowers bring him
In ns many blossom covered twigs as
they can spare from liielr orchards.
He enn use several loads of blossoms
and the more that are brought in
he better the display will he. He
wants fruit blossoms of all kinds, ap
ple, cherry, peach, prune, and all
others available st this lime of the
ear. lh.se will
be attractively ,
Pi.i.e.i. vir Lorry having demon
sttnie.i his ability ns a decorator on
many occasions. He also wants
flowering shrubs of the decorative
,. I . ueeeranve
"' r' ""' ' ' " ' I"- round on
the innnv launs of the ell. 11.. ..
He r.w
l,u"'" uli" 'nose who can furnish
these to please do so as soon as pos
sible In order that he may arrange
his exhibit. Farmers sre requested
'o brier in their fruit blossoms bo-jfei-e
Friday if possible, and la on
J able to bring them In thev win be
sent fr If Mr. Derry Is notified. The
present exhibit Includes fruit, seeds
CARLOAD SUGAR OOMIXO,
A carload of suar It. sohed-
uled to arrive from San Fran-
clato tola wuek to b divided
amons tae marchAbt of lha
city who desire rt. The sugar
will eil at 2'i t5 tier sack re-
tall and at four pounds for 1
1U BIUKll UUailllVirB. fcn...-. '
. ..,? ... t...n.ll.l
era will take on V enougn to
protect their customers. hole- s
aalers state that the price wilt
irn higher and are advising re-
tuil merchants to take - much
as the trade will Btand at mis w
time in order that they may
protect themselves.
vegetables, etc., and it Is desired that
this be Increased, and anyone having
such articls for exhibit will assist
greatly if they will bring them to the
city and turn thetu over to Mr.
Leri7.
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Battle Between
Troops Imminent
Hy Associated lrcs
WASHINGTON, April 26. A bat
tle between the Mexican federal
troops sent out from the Pacific port
of Mazatlan to meet the revolution
ists marching on .Mazatlan is immi
nent, according to advices received
here today.
Prices Soar In
Grain Markets
lty Associated I "rem
CHICAGO, April 2ti. l.xf raorrt.ti
ary soaring of prices in the grain
markets today were accompanied by
u unit; wtt i ui niwtjuitu ir- nuuiiumiifc
on a large scale. Kye led the way
with a steep rise of 10 cents per
bushel. Corn followed the ascent of
6 cents or more for all deliveries.
Champ Clark Out
For Presidency
lty AHHOrlatcd Preis
NEW YORK, April 20. Champ
Clark, former speaker of the
house, has decided to become a can
didate for the democratic nomina
tion for president. It was announced
here toduy by Mrs. Julia Sanders,
officer of the Swasiika club, u worn
east' political organization.
Appropriation Is
Made By Senate
lly Associated Press
WASHINGTON, . April 26. The
senate today adopted an amendment
to increase the appropriation for the
rivers and harbors bill to 124.000.-
000.
NOTICE.
The annual clean-up days will be
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
May 3rd, 4th and Cth.
Have all of your rubbish put lu
sucks or boxes und placed on street
Walkings. CITY MARSHAL.
hl(. I1TS TKMI'l-AIl ATTENTION".
Mmbers of Ascalon Couimandery,
K. T., are requested to meet at the
Comniaiidery rooms Tusday evening.
April 27lh. for the dispatch of regu
lar business.
Hy order of O. P. COSHOW, E. C.
ti. J. Shoemaker, Kec.
J.OTS OF T'KOl'T FltY.
HELENA, Mont., April 26.
About 25 million tlsh fry are to be
placed lu the streums or Moniuna
this year, It is announced by J. L.
DcHurt, stale game warden. Ten
million are to Lo plained soon and
the remainder late.- in the season.
Last year's drou'h wrought devas
tation to tish in many o! the streams
but It Is hoped that, given better
conditions this year, the loss may be
overcome.
DlKi t I.l U FOIt.MEI).
SPOKANE, Wash., April 26
Willi the expectation of holding field
trials here annually, local dog fau
cier have organized the Inland Em
pile Field Dog club. Meinbeis are
be sought from towns outside of
M'Oltaue
tiOLF GETS 1.MPK1TS.
MISSSOrt.A. Mont., April 26.
Wlih the addition of more than 50
members to me Missoula Country
club, which now numbers 150 on Its
ri lis. golf is expected to receive a
new Impetus this season In this city.
Edward (layer recently arrived
from Los Angeles to act as profes
sional of the local club and he Is ex
pected to devote a large part of his
time for a while to the training of
new mcmb' rs
NOW IX T1IK CITY.
Frank A. Terrv.
KquHable Savings S, I .nun ..... i.
now In the cltv. For an Interview
call or phone the Umpqua hotel, tr
Mift onarles Have Hard Floht,
righting -flu" tn India, where super j
tltton Is sse-old and sanitation la on
known, wm a terrific battle. Rspttst
medical missionaries report. However
daring IflS-lPlS thstr work wn, rcco .
olred to bare helped decrease the i
nnmher of desiha The In.Pao method
of treatment l. to keep Uie pstltnt !
NEW SNAP SHOTS
Buys .New Car .
Dr. E. V. Hoover has purchased
a ntw Hudiou super-six from H.
Merten the local agent.
Kom tilenduje
Atty. O. S. Brown arrived in
dale to attend to business matters
for a few hours.
VUUed Here
Win. P. Ixtrrt, son of ex-Covernor
l-onl. Bpnl yK'erdtty in this city
t.iteiiU.n.j to business matter. He
v lulled for a short time at the tome
of District Attorney George Xeuner,
Jr.
To I smro re
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Clienowfttli, of
Ixadoro, who have been attending
to business matters in this city for
the pawt few days, left for their home
this afternoon.
(iutne at llrockwayi -
Itroekway was the scene of a lively
haKcball game yesterday, the ffrs
of the neaHon. Fans from all sec
tions of the valley were on hand to
yell for their favorite team and a
ftreat deal of Intercut was manifested
In this national imstime.
firmver Want 120 IVntJ
Strawberry growers in the Wil
lamette valley are being offered IS
cents a pound for their 1920 pro
duct but an yet few contracts have
been made at that figure. Some of
KEW TOD A I
WASTE D Sewing by the day.
Chadwtck. street;
FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring car.
Call 203-K.
; F0R gALK Overjand In fine condi-
tion.
Mrs. E. Al. Bowers, 207
FOR SALE IG hogs. I'lne Crest
Farm. Uixouville. Phone 33-F25.
WANTED Woman lor general
housework. Joe E. Harvey, Hose
burg. I'hone 9-F4.
tui:
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Itel
FOP. SALE Dodge delivery car In
I condition. Inquire at News-
vicw office.
FOR SALE- Baby grand piano, Cir
cassian walnut, in good condition.
Inquire at News-Review office.
I WANTED. Competent girl or wom-
un for general housework. Call at
312 X. Jackson St., or phone 136.
WANTED Leovinc for Los Aneeles
In Ford car. Kooni for 1 or 2 pus
seiiKers. Inquire at Itlce & ltice.
realty.
IIOHSK WANTED Want to buy or
hire good work horse. I'hone ear
ly mornings 15-F12. John Good
bourn. SPECIAL DRIVE ON RAGS We
will pay two cents a pound for
rues until May 1. Rush your rugs
in. Merger's Junk Shop.
FOR SALE 8-year-old cow, came
fresh Feb. 16, and Is giving about
SS lbs. milk per day now. It. L.
Ellis, 3 miles west Roseburg. Ore.
WANTS ,WORK Die and tool
maker: kill accept work of anv
kind for few weeks, part or all
time. Money no object. Inquire
News-Review.
FOR SALE 7 passenger '18 model
Siudehnker, A-l shape. Run 600H
miles. Good lor family or stage
work. Stephens street entrance to
Roseburg Garage.
LOST -Lost between Roseburg and
Wilbur or between Wilbur nnd
Garden Valley, auto tall light.
Finder leave at Wilbur store or at
News-Review office.
FOR SALE One of the best Chester
White brood sows In tho countv.
weight about 350 lhs. If you want
snmethine good, come quick. J. R.
Wilson, Roseburg. Phone 2-F31.
WANTED Position as foreman: 2n
years experience in auto and trac
tor business; thorough mechanic,
specialist on ignition, starting,
iifciiliug and carburation. At pres
ent employed, but desire change to
country. II. C. de It.. Room 410.
2:iS Eddy St., San Francisco, Cal.
This is a Good One
275 acres
130 acres In crop, nearly 100
of which is creek bottom of the
finest quality. Balance first
class pasture and wood land.
Enough oak and laurel wood
to pay for the entire place
Living springs, good well, rair
buildings. For f tilt informa
tion call at our office.
$15,000 $6000 Cash.
PHONE 31
''DS
SEy-HARDINC
i.avds
A Young Man's Fancy!
May Hr-htly turn to almost anything. In the jprlng, but tht
u"g lady knows what
Let her be the guido, and there'll be few turns In the
leads to a
Delightful Dish
-ww ' vuiu fjf
A Cooling Glass of Fruit Soda
the growers believe the price will go
to 30 cents a pound and aje not in
favor of selling below that figure.
lietiu-n IVoin l'ortiiiiid .
Mrs. C. O. Ilosmer and daughter.
Miss Edith, arrived in this city yes
terday from Portland, where they
have been visiting with friends and 1
shopping for the past few days.
From Myrtle Creek v 1
Mrs. I. Sollp, of Myrtle Creek, ar- ,
rived in Roseburg this afternoon to
spend a few hours shopping and j
visiting with friends. I
Hero I r.Mii Uiddlc
A. I.. Aikens and wife, of Riddle,
arrived in this city this afternoon to
visit and attend to business matters
for & short time.
Mrs. Illddle Home
Mrs. I. I). Riddle, who has been In
Portland for several months nurs
ing her mother, Mrs. S. ('. Simmons
who died recently after a protracted
illness, returned to her home in this
city today. . (
TouriM-H Stop Heii j
A. W. Walker and wife, Paul Wal-i
ker and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Wal-1
ker, all of Medford, who have been i
spending the past few days in Port-!
land, stopped In Itoseburg yesterday '
nnd spent last night at the Tmpquai
hotel. They continued on their way
home this morning. Tliuy find the
highway In a very mudilv condition
but managed to get through without
aid.
FfshiiiK is Fair
Conflicting sitements are
brought in by fishermen who spent
yesterday on the North Umpiiua and
other streams of the county. In
some places tho fish seemed to be
bitini! in good shape and several
t;ood catches were made. At others,
however, the luck was not so good
and the anglers returned without the
usual results. Several large salmon
were taken from the water at the
forks of the river while Balmon and
trout were both caught at Winches
ter. -A great number of angle
were out yesterday and all report
a good time regardless of the show
ing made.
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Advertise In
: Review.
ANDERSEN
BLACKSMITHS
On Main Street, next to Farmers Feed Shed
Offers the public the best there is in all lines of
Blacksmithing at
eW6XmK8i'ilS
bv 't2. r I. H I Kd
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A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL
'The While Heather
A Gripping Screen Thriller.
ROLIN COMEDY PATHE NEWS AND BLACK SECRET SO. 8
TUESDAY Ethel Clayton
TH)AY
Geraldine Farrar &
THE TURN OF
DE HAVEN COMEDY "HOODOOED"
she wants.
v.r.
Pb thM
of Tro
AT
Building
,
DILLAl
RIVER BOTTOM LAND
FRUIT LAND
in Large and Small Tracts
STOCK RANCHES
Call in and see us. We have
a list of choice properties to
select from.
G. W. YOUNG and SON
Itcal Estate and In,,,
116 Cass St. Phone 417
MAN Y TO SI TIIKItlJX.
Among those who left u,, .
noon for Sutherlin. where'it,,., .
attend the I. O. I). F. and RM
u...v-,.i,uu oeiug ueiu today at tlui
....... eie: jirs. jess Patrick. Ilia
Hardy. Miss I'earl Patrick Ka
.Mary Jones, Mr. and .Mrs. Pont-
.. tuner, .virs. ueorge Radibjie,
Millard Meredith, Mrs. Minnie u!l I
...iB r,ii i.enox, .Hiss May HiIm,
Mrs. 10 a Dant. M n.n i...
Mrs. W. W. Ashcraft, Mrs. k. t
I'u.vton, .mis. l.eorpe Slump. Mn
Hen Ifallev. Mis F A ptt,.' u.
"nencer. Fay Spencer, Vn. a I
n. ricKens and Mrs. J. M. Tntl.-eu
TltOTTi:itS D.VXt'E.
The next dance of the Tratm
Club will be held In Maccabw kil
Wednesday evening, April 2th.
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Teamsters wanted, $4.50 per da?
Apply to Harry Stearns at YuncaUi
or H. J. Hildehiirn. RnMitirr
& O'REILLY!
reasonable prices.
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