Roseburg news-review., February 18, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

ROSEBURG NEWS-REViEW WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1925.
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New Coats
Suits
Dresses
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
WILL BE REMNANT DAYS
After completing our inventory we find ourselves
with thousands of remnants. Short lengths too short to
carry in regular stock We have made them up in pack
ages and have priced them at a fraction of their former
value.
An opportunity to save on Spring Dress Making
Gingham, Voile, White Goods, Muslins, 'Sheeting, Tub
in". Silks, Wool Goods, Curtain Goods, Draperies, Etc.
New Shoes Willow Tan
Pumps, Satin Pumps,
New Oxfords.
TODAY AT THE STATE
LEGISLATURE
Several ItllN Pnssc-d.
RTATFHOI'SE. Satem.. Orepon, '
is. Prohibition law viola- j whlrh Senator llculs was chnlr
tors may lie put to work on the I mn amj li In recommendation
rock pile by sheriffs If house I.I , ..,,mled to tho state
ar.4 nnsspii bv the house Is passed
by the fenato and aigned by the
governor.
The use of aelnes on tlio const
streams entering the Pa. Hie south
of the Columbia. Is prohibited by
house bill 284, which has passed
tho house.
Tho Bcnate hns passed housn
hills 49 providing for creation of
the Warner game refuge In Luko
county.
The sennte passed house Mil
100 authorizing Irrigation di
Irlrts to enter Into contracts with
tho United Stntea government ac
cording to factfinders,' 1)111.
Tho house defeated tho Hanks
1.111 providing rnr appeal from
council license revocations.
. Sennte bill 173 requiring ad
justment of claims under the Ca
rey lrrlgutloti act passed the
house.
The hoime unused neliatn hill
177, ncttlllK n mieecl limit of five j Allowances liy the rnnimllteo ) ciuialilel, he cliai'Kecl. are tullinu
niiles an hour for enterini; a hlKh- last nluht were: Deaf Rchool i IO inrutsh iiower aiitflc lently low
wnv from a cross road. ill 13, out); Klrls school, $ti:i,mu; j to attract Industries. They ur
-Th) veto of (lovernor l'lerco I tialnliiK school, $119. C7R; state urucfvclinR on the theory, he ai
wns sustnlnccl by the senato yvs- hospital, $!it!0.-l)S ; Knstcrn Ore- , (irinecl, that tin' ileum us must
torilnv on he nr-c. hill No. ill.1 con hospital. $CII7.KI)0; InstKu- uroceecl the development. The
which l.ail for Its purpose the nil
thorlr.lnr rr the stale text hook
commission, to ohtnln at Die low
est possible, price text Imolts for
the inirchnse of which the puh
llshlne rompauy's refused to ex
lend contracts.
A strotiK flKltl was nnidcc In tho
ftate senate yesterday afternoon
uxnlnst house hill No. I' 13. In
rreaslnc; the salaries of the dis
trict attorneys of DreRon. but not
unite sironK enough to keep the
bill from passing.
Siioerx'l" l''jirmiiir.
STATI-.IIOI'SK. Salem. Orecon,
Feb. 19 That all furiiiiiiir o'r
litlons at state Institutions should
be placed under the supervision
of one num. to the end of saving
the state an estimated $ I ml. (Milt
ll yenr. has been recommended to
piWK.:.I.
THE LIBERTY THEATER
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
double show rr,
Bewitching Evelyn Brent
"The
Dangerous
Flirt"
A dramntic knockout in which she'll steal your
heart and make you like it.
Also: Yale University Presents
The Chronicles of America
"WASHINGTON'S FIRST COMMAND"
!
Aesop's Fables
rIWMCMIMI
Better Merchandise Better Servlc
New Wash Materials,
Sun and Tub fast Suit
ings, New Voiles and
Crepes.
(he ways and
last night by i
mri-commiciee o. ,
beard of control.
Losses In tho farm oporntlom
at sumo of the Institutions ascert
ained In an Investigation by Heals
and others Mused the recommen
dation. In mnklng allowances for Instl-
hi.lnn. tin. ,f.mmltteM inn. In l.rn-
ii r. tniliiairlul l.ulld-
lug at tho Huto insane hospital,
the purchase of additional land,
... or inane... h. i
1 pital and rattle to stork It. and I
'a new building at the tuhercu-
1 Ionia hospital.
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ld:.eTMtn"n?tsr"hton"
la moHon bv Senator Dunn that
tint commltten report favornlily j
on his bill to re-establish an Ash-
1 in ll ll in 1 1 iih I miiu'ii. in.. .'in- i
ntltinn mulil n4t iiRrcn nnd fur-
thcr roiiHidcriitltin of lliobill was ,
deferred until tnnleht.
(ton for feeble minded, $ls2.7t";
tile nilnclecl, it;.c;
tnhemito-clM hosnltal. $-'lfi. ): '
OrcKon national guard recon-
siclcredl 9 1 X 5.000. .
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lleveime IV.mIim Inir ItllN.
STATKIIOl'Si:. Sal-ni. Oregon.
Keh. IS.--In a nutshell the r'"
venue procluclni! bills now before
the ways and means committee
mid the amount of ench is estl-
muted to produce nre:
Suspension of Industrial nfrl
dent commission aid $r,0.n.
Aitdlllon.il tax on ItlsurAll.e
ooniimnlcs $:'i'.l. noil.
Clklirette tax. $l',O0.UOO.
(innrier mill road tax repeal,
t- a.iinii.
Additional corporation tax.
$'-"
("osmetic tax. $100,000.
Ten percent of fee from v:ir-
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and Town Topics. K
New
Sweaters
Blouses
Cossard Corsets, New
Models in Corsets,
Brassieres, Circlettes.
Ions slate activtes. $200,000.
Battleship Oregon refund. $:!0.
000. Total, 11.758.200.
In ndiltlon to this Coventor
Pierre has proposed a peddlers
license biy estimated to produce
I0II.OIIU. Also mere is u.e l"-ion
nihility of a motion picture tax.
llesides the above sums tne
! stnte has in cash for the rom
means committee 1Mltee.a consiU,.ration, S3.tis4.-
al.
Available funds If the above j
measures pass, are expeciect i"
exceed appropriations by Beveral
hundred thousand dollars.
To Develop Water Power.
STATEHOLSE. Salem, Oregon. I
Feb. IS Senator George W. Jo
seph made a plea before the
senate Judiciary committee last
night in behalf of his resolution
sul. milting to a vote ot tne peo
pie a constitutional nuiendnient
authorizing the state to develop
water power. The amendment.
authorizes the state to engage In I
water power development either
Independently or co-operatively
with adjoining slates of the leder-
al government.
JetuUcr Joseph declared that If
Orcvgou I. -o progress Industrially
unci comuerclully clieup power
must bo made vallahle
i.m tuu iiu tut i tii n " -
projfeta, ut which clu-ap power
toulil he tti-vt'lunml (U'hio lHs
ami 1'matllla Itanids. 1 lie power
state, ho contenclecl, can ueveuip
state, ho contenclecl, can
imwer much cheaucr than nrivalu
concerns unci in support ot tins
, he pointed to tne Ontario power
j project,
Kranklin T. (irlfflth. president
ut , j.u,.tnna I'.leclrlc l'ower
company, spoke against the said
' ulm.ii,i,.nt. lie contended that
i lnuni, ownership was not
i (,.ll9,0 m power development,
! , iUlt,, power companies, he
' asserted have, now a nut plus ot
! power, ami can furuisti it us
1.hl.nlll). a-a ,,u, ,,,,,, n,0 priMlte
'power coinpaub's, he stated, ure
, n) ,llt,,, i ,,e dcvelopiiielll
i , .., ,,.. i,,int rlaill v as any
cuie else, and are cluing every
thing they can do to Unci end.
Senate Hills I'lOcsed.
STATKIIOUSK. Sulem, Oregon,
Feb. IS. With oerhelinlug ap-
sntmiomlr ;.Veafo;,
uroval the first move lor a con-
in the eur ly.tU whs tiikou today
when tho enat pawneii the KL'P-
per bill which is mviuiIu bill N
tnly Hi-nator immtTuiutin
uneil aaitiHt the bill.
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tii'tnite bill 6 4. a voluminous meas-
ure of l.'O paK. amemlinx the
present atate bank codo ami in
coi poraliiiK new material taken
chieily from baiikinK la
New York a tut tuliloi ntft. No
nwm.-ulUHi uau vou'i'ii UKaint the
loll.
ale and possession of revol
vers and pistols would l'e sharp
l regulated under house bill
p.tssed by tho house this niurniiiK.
I n ease of prstuiii cimvicted of
hit i ii je com enled Weapons on
their person when couimitiiuK "
eritne, tin additional Mentenre of
not less than five or more than
lo years In the petlitenliary could
I t Imposed.
Among the tills paed by the
mate today were:
Senate hill -Mti. Klepper, ex-
tending time of making applica
t ion under (tonus and loan net
trom leeentber. I, ll'J
lo June
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Si iiatf bill 193, Kli'HHT mid
CLAIM ILLECAL
SEARCH MADE-IN
HARRIS TRIAL
( Continued trom page one)
rls residing on Lost Creek, and
that the warrant not only falls to
describe, the proiertr of any one,
but does not even desiKmtte the :
prorerty of any particular Harris.
It is ali-o maintained that a
search warrant must state whether
or not Roods to be taken are stolen
goods or are to be seized for any
other crime, and that in this In
stance no crime was alleged In the
warrant.
It is further contended by the de
fense that a properly executed
search warrant must set out with
reasonable exactness the property
or Koods for which the search war
rant Is Issued, while In this case it
alleged only furniture and house
hold goods belonging to J. C. Wains
ley. Prior to the trial of the case the
defense moved to suppress the evi
dence, on the grounds of an illegal
search, but the motion was oerrul
ed by Judge Hamilton. During the
trial of the case the defense ob
jected to the introduction of the
evidence and testimony based upon
the search, but was again overrul
ed. 'After the state's testimony was
In the defense examined two wit
nesses to bring Out the facts of the
search warrant, and then moved for
a directed verdict. Further exami
nation of witnesses was waived,
and the defense made no argument.
! The case went to the jury upon
the state's evidence and a verdict
of guilty was returned.
i Attorney Albert Abraham, repre
senting Mr. Harris, asked time In
which to prepare a motion for a
new trial, and was given until FrM
day to do so. Sentence w ill be pas
sed at that time, ami the defense
attorneys, Mr. Abraham and Elbert
Hermann, state that they expect to
nost bonds at that time for an ap
peal to the supreme court to deter
mine the validity of the warrant up
on w hich the search was made.
The court today worked on the
rase of K. W. Kucnzli against Sam
Director. This case resulted front
an automobile accident last July.
The cars driven by the two prin
cipals in the ufTlon collided near
Oakland, with considerable damage
to both. Kach driver declared him
self to bo right and the other to be
wrong. Mr. Kueiizll filed suit
against Mr. Director for :119.40 to
ipay for the damages to his car, and
Mr. Director immediately orougnt a
counter suit for fc!!)l.li3. Attorney
A. N. Orci.tt appears for the plain
tilf and Attorney Albert Abraham
for the defense.
ttleh iiressu.e st.rav hose and
,jtn.,r B,nl)ng eeiuipment at Whar-
Jlios.
0
From the hast to the largest,
nl.l .ir vm.ne ll Is the nualitv.
It has the flavor. Pure milk.
J"j
I r rir Above
...lice., lilllt-
governmenl regulations. ic.ci
cannot ask for more tu a loat.
(itllMM IlltOS. MILK IIKEAL).
phone 133.
O. II. Krohm was here today from
Cleveland and transacted busllio
'fur a few hours. Mr. Krohm return
eU' home this evening.
Vaughan lightweight drag saws
Bnd parts at Wharton Ilros.
C. J. Anderson was a Hoseburg
' visitor today, and spent a few boms
I transacting' business and visiting
11.1. friends. Mr. Anderson .resides
jilt Melrose.
, m Smln w,.
vl.silotri here today troni
noriii of tew n. '1 hey re:ciili
I'oinlH
lteprcs"lital ive llallcy, provldins
ior state flax.
Among bills passed by the
house: House) bill 4 14, nillli!iu
ItiK county courts to pay lor cer
tain culverts which legally could
not be clone heretofore, the meas
ure particulally affecting I'ni.i-
.tilla county
Woiibl lnrrea.se Salaries.
STATKIIOl'SK, Salem, Oregon.
Fell. 1 S. Seiator I pton totlay in
troduced a bill lei increase 111''
salarb'S cf several Kliiiuatti county
oflieiuls. Tht measure would in
crease the salaries of the county
jiulge from Jl-'.ini to $: i-iii. i. "
pay cif the coinuiissioiiers from J.".
a day while on oilicial bu-iti -s
to $l.""0 each a jeer, the tre:ts
urer from $i;,ti to $1miu. ttie
county clerk from $JiHlM tei $1 1 l-m
and the assessor front $l.'iini
;400.
Ih'tcnt rotivrntloil Hi II.
STATKIKH'SK. Snicm. Or.'ir. ii. :
F'h. S. Thf house this ninrn-
inn by u vot of ;17 la IS iW-U.u- i
the pre-primary convention l-ih ;
Zto.
Introtluceil by tho Juckon ioii::
, Kenre.entuttvo Cowcin. J.i
1 son county, pxplulma that In-
! Hlred to te the bill patseii ami
8,,IU on u the nemite, her0 o-
i jeetious mi,eht he brmiht o n
.....lt tt. Kilt
will prohahly be put i i
sleep a; has the Mills hill." '
said, "but it will give npponun y
to bring out poinis of the no .
ure, and later I hope to bo ii. ir
to drart another measure."
Itepresentat Ive H hum way of
Mornw and 1' mat i tla couniir 'p
posed the bill on the c run ml t'.it
it would tie a eaudidnte's h.tmN
! before be ran for election on .t
party tltket.
t The bouse yesterday recoii'-ul r
ted Un neicative ueiion on h.u
! bill 4-0 providMiK for a remiit i
; of tux penalties tor lit. I to ll','.'..
iFolIownK A short explanaton by
i Itepresentntive Calkin at the
;real intent of the bill desiKind
h.tln f -ii morn hn fnund the
w uU,lMv (hrnmh board crop, ,
,ow prices to pay ihetr tav. s
time, the house gave the mem i
A tavurrtble' rote. Provision
that remissfoit of iwiiallies s',
not be made unless the orii;
amount of taxes Is paid by (.
Jt'inbtT 31. lit-b.
J NEW TODAY X
ROOM FOH RiiNT 120 W.
St. Phone 177.
Lane
FOH KENT Furnished house, uioxl
ern. Phone ZtivL.
FTjUS.LK Dry woodf V. A. Jen
kins, phone 14FI1.
VV A N T i". I - 1 iouew oi k" by day or
hour. Phone 05 J. Mrs. Ed. Noah.
Ft li" SALE Poland "CTiina, "sow
with 7 pigs, 7 days old. lut,ulre P.
J. Uallf.
GKNl'I.NK HKAN Spray HOSE At
Klecker-Amort Co., 607 N. Jack
son St.
FOK SALE flood saw mill. Priced
low. (i. W. Young Ac Son, Ko.se-
burg. Ore.
FOIt SAI.KAboUt in100 feet US
ed lumber of all kinds. Jxo takes
the lot. See Ilurch, at Ford Gar
age. CAN L:SK A few more old cars
tor wrecking. Sniff's Auto Wreck
ing House. MS N. Main.
KoH'SAl.E- Kresky brooder stove;
one Sou St. Helen incubator; 1
Fordson tractor. Phone 311-1..
Folt 'SAI.KThoroughbred While
llock Hatching ikk (Daniels
strain.) W. It. Klusel, Wilbur,
Ore.
FOirs7l7E --(iood Star sedan, first
class condition, new paint. See
car at Aden's Paint Shop, or call
.Wt.
WANTED- (Senile cow with good
Mow of milk. Write A. M. Wallace
71SE. 2nd Ave. N., Hoseburg,
Ore.
FOIt S A EE White Holland tur
keys, nlso !)IS Ford touring to
exchange for Jersey cows or mo
torcycle. C. C. Fulton, Myrtle
Creek. .
FOIt SALE I'M. R. toni and 1
Toulouse gamfer. Several Poland
China pigs, work horses, black
n.ik stove wood. E. A. Kruso,
Hoseburg.
Ft )K SALlf West ZnA, E-rooni
bungalow, modern, with bath,
lit-ge lot with shade and li'utt
trees. Jjsuu, terms. Owner, call
52S-J.
11 A y FoT'lTLE AUalta, grain,
hay, timothy and straw, guaran
teed quality; prompt shipment.
Prices upon application. Hicbard
Nymnn. Walla Walla, Wash.
U ANTKl) .Man will, car to a e 1 1
cnmpiVte Hue quality auto tirt'3
and tubus. Kxclurfive territory- Kx-pt-rience
not ntccary. Salary
J'Hj.'-ii) per month. Milestone ltub
bcr Company, Kast Liverpool,
Ohio.
I WANT- TO TTUAf)Kthe best
paying RerfiM-al store and highway
service station in Oregon for a
Kood ranch. I want a place suited
for dairy, poultry and sheep,
about a sixteen thousand dollar
value. My business will beai in
spection. What have you to trade?
See Lawrence Agency. 125 Cass
Street. iMione 2VJ.
i iioKorciinnrci) siihep a
CUOD MINK This place Is ideal
for" the mirpose, 270 acres in
tract, fully Blocked and equipped;
50 acres excellent land in crops;
fenced and cross fenced; live
stream through place; fine bun
galow; new barn; extra pood im
provements; good team; harness;
wimon; full set tools and imple
ments ; 1 cow; 40 Read pood
Kheep; 4)1 Angora Koats; biff
bunch chickeps all kinds fruit;
on main road; near school,
eleven thousand five hundred
takes everything. Kasy terms.
Lawrence AKncy, J25 Cass
Sireet. Vhone 219.
Sutherlin. and spent a few hours
Ishoppiug and attending to business
j affairs.
Do you need to tame your wife?
Hear "Taming of the Shrew" ut
' Anllers Thursday.
1 Among tho.se to spend a few .
hours in this city today visiting
i with file'ticls ami transacting busi-
' nesa was (. Johnson. Mr. Johnson
lis a (Ilendale resident.
! , Luwu grass seed and fertilizer iv
Wharton Hros.
Frank Jackson, a tourist, was
j fined $J5 and costs in the local
Justice court today.
1 Charles Hanson, a fur buyer,
was fined $-5 and costs by Justice
of the 1'onte Ceorge .feme this
afternoon lor buying furs without
. a state permit.
Mrs. lsabel'.e I.a Mere, the wi
dow of lite late Win. I.a Mere.
who was killed a few months ago
when struck by the ear driven by
S. S. Shell of Oakland, brought
suit today against .Mr. Shell for
damages In the sum of $7.."oo.
She is represented by Attorney
George Neiiueiv
Goes to Id llapy
and wasiS up happ
rw if hij buiir.css
i5 advertised
Fir Slab Wood I
$3.50 per tier
Denn-Gorrdscn Co. I
Call 123
4, I t. . ;
CONFERENCE ON
DISARMAMENTS
COOL1DGE PLAN
(Continued from page 1 )
been mentioned here, "In conver
sations with the American am
bassador and is at present under
consideration," Foreign Secretary
Austin Chamberlain announced in
tiie House of Commons todayln
answer to a question by Commau
der Kenw-orlhy.
Questioned further Mr. Char
les Chamberlain begged to le al
lowed to confine himself for the
present to tho foregoing stulo
iiitnt. t WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. In
formal (li-ciissioii of a new arm.
I conference, to be called by Presi
dent Coolidge, has been proceed
ing In London, but officials here
indicated today that no definite
results had been attained.
The state department would
not discuss the subject beyond
authorizing the statement that
the conversations had not yei
reached the point of an exchange
of formal notes. .
It in assured. In the absence of
official comment that the steps
taken look to an extension of the
Washington naval treaty, so as to
include a limitation on auxiliary
craft as well as capital ships.
Such a project was under con
sideration there at the time the
League of Nations brought for
ward Its plan for an arms confer
ence to be held under league aus
pces. That plans since encount
ered obstacles and President Cool
idge has said ho only awaited an
opportune moment to make a con
ference suggestion of h! own.
Hurdle and Myers spray guns at
Wharton Hros.
The school board met last night
in regular session and devoted
considerable time to the considera
tion of school matters. H. K. Lar
son, met with tho board and pre
sented the essentials of a good
athletic field. The board expects
to improve a portion of the newly
acquired school grounds for ath
letic purposes.
City Superintendent Harm.i pre
sumed a new salary basis, upon
which Kiadu and hitfh school teach
ers would be rated alik and
training would be considered as a
partial determination of the rat
of pay. The school board took no
actiun, however.
Here from points east of town to-
i day for a few hour?, was W. G.
! Paul. Mr. Paul resides at Dixonville
land was het7 on business.
Tern Mix
in
'Last of the Dunnes'
i
A drama of a boy's njiiit
a; ain-t gold camp crooks for
love and fortune.
"ONE LAW FOR
THE WOMAN"
with
CULLEN LANDIS
MILDRED HARRIS
ALSO GOOD COMEDY
TONITE ONLY
It's a Riot of Fun
Bebe
10c
25c
Daniels
"7rliss Bluebeard"
Ono husluinil plus nt.ntlur
tiii.bnpil inukt'S opi hunbnml
ton manv. Anil that irak.'S
Miss IlliM'b- nnl" ono lotip.
Also
"International Newt"
AND
"Sir Wnlter Raleigh"
ANTLERS
TRIDAYSATURDAV
Tom Mix in
"Last of the Duanes"
j : j
I Last Time Tonite
10c -'f's15c
Everybody was expecting it. v
The sombre, heavy colorings and the old
' cut of the garment couldn't be excused
any longer.
And rrow what a welcome change! And how the
makers of ADLER COLLEGIAN CLOTHES are
showing what art in clothing really is. Such easy
draping lines, full of style and refinement, are a
revelation; and the colors pastel shades of laven
der, blue tan and grey. No wonder the best
dressed men in Roseburg are coming in every
day to pick their new Spring clothes here.
$25 to $50
PENCBIS
Are you hungry? Try one slice I
of GRIM M liKOSi. MILK BREAD
for real satisfaction. Phone 133. i
Wanted For Cash
.1923-1924 FORDS
Mathewi Motor-X-Change
115 Jackson St.
INSURANCE
You maintain a reuerve fund to
help you went I tor a flnunclul
crisis. .
Hit morp frtnitent nnd unexpert-l-d
nre the crtneg bnmtcht abot
l.v ace Wit-nt, by fire, by tlu-ft.
They till .iiif.in h-r tmln you
have the ri&it kit.d .f Insurants,
the r.'n rv.'-ruid that ennhljH yon
to m l the best of the unexpected.
Hnvo your
f.'SFBiirc. epf
I
ELECTRO-CHIROPRAGTICS
NOT A THEORY
We have restored sight to the blind (from cata
ract), action to the paralyzed, digestion to the
dyspeptic, health and happiness to many who
thought themselves past help. Then why suffer?
Investigation costs ypu nothing. You decide what
you want to do.
DR. RUPERT A. MOON
Electro-Chiropractor ,
Phone 554 324 Perkins Bldg.
Return Engagement j
of the'
I Moroni-Olson Players
a A
in Shakespeare's
Tamingof
More Amusing
Produced by Moroni-Olsen on the Eastern Chau
( tauqua platform in 1924
i Antlers, Thursday,
I Adults $1.00
9.
The 6
Turn
in
MENS
Clothing
Styles .
has .
come
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Perkins Bldg. . Roseburg, Ore.
Phone 86.
Electronic Diagnosis xna
Treatment
(Abrama, Method)
DR. HARRISON FOLK
Electronic nnd Chlropractlo ,
Physician
17.1IM9 Prmns Blda. Phone 491
OR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OITUF.TniST '
Specialist in th tilting or
Olassns
116 Jucksnn St.
theShrew
than "Kempy"
Feb. 19, at 8:15
Students 50 ct.
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