SEVEN
uifinn
Shooting Starts 10 a. m.
Everybody is welcome to take part in this sport.
. Women cart win a ham as well as men. Try your
luck.
LUNCH AND AMMUNITION
ON THE GROUND
Other Club members come and shoot your iele
graphic scores with u&.
till II
LrU
mm
UNDER AUSPICES OF THE
Douglas County Sportsmen's and Came Protective Association, at
Grounds on the John Marks ranch, 5 miles west of Roseburg,
Club Be on hand at the beginning of the sport. Bring your
old scatter gun and win a Breakfast Ham.
ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1928.
SUNDAY
A PROSPERITY RECIPE
Insist on your dealer supplying yijja with
Mel-O-Maid product Because, this but
ter is not only the Jjest you can buy, but
you help to boost the size of checks paid
Douglas County Dairymen for cream, and
the bigger those checks the more thePe
dairymen vill spend with YOU.
Therefore, YOU will leave more money
for the things you need.
I
U. OF O. ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY IN CITY
MONDAY, MARCH 19
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Ea
gene, March 9. (Special) The
University ot Oregon concert or
chestra will nlay in IiOocblug at
(he Antlers Theatre on Monday,
March 19, It is announced today.
Hex Underwood, professor in th!
school of music, will direct the or
chestra on its tour.
Other southern Oregon towns
included on tno trip aro Medfonl,
Grants Pass, and Ashland.
Arundel, piano tuner. 1'hone 189-1,.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindnesses and
80 for the beautiful floral pieces
during the illness and death of our
loved one.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith,
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McGhehey',
Eat barbecue- sandwiches and
live forever. Brand's Road Stand.
DODGE BROS. FACTORY
OUTPUT KEEPS CLIMBING
Factory output of Dodge Brothers
passenger cars and Graham Broth
ers truuks during the month of Feb
ruary from the plants of Dodge
Brothers, Inc., in the United States
and Canada, according to prelimi
nary figures released by the fac
tory in Detroit today was 20,727
unltB, a gain of 2G.D per cent over
February last year when the total
was 16,403.
The gain over January this year,
when 12,764 units were shipped is
U2.3 per cent.
The chief entomologist esti
mates Australia'! loss through in
sect pests at tlOO.OOO.Otil) a year.
ffe Fre Neuritis
In Arr.3, Neck, Loga
r Thighs
U you ipt to get rid of the agonlz
ing pains of neuritis, netir&igia, sciattcA
or rheumatism, just apply Tysmol to thn
affected parts and see now quickly all
misery will cease.
TysmoJ Is a powerfully penetrating
absorbent, soothing and h-aSfn in Its
action, which rocs in through the pares
end quickly renrhes the burning, aching
nerves wherever you nib it on. Thoso
stubborn pain in the back of the neck,
about tiio shoulder blade, face or fiend.
In tho forearm nnd fingers, or extend
ing down the thijrh to the toe tips, will
soon disappear. Crampina of the muscles
wit! atop and you will no longer bo
bothered with soreness, swelling, stiff
ness, numbness or tenderness of tho
Joints and ligaments.
Tyamol is no an ordinary liniment or
salve, but a scientific new emollient that
Is entirely different from anything you
have ever used. Don't suffer any
longer. Get a supply of Tysmol at any
good drug atota, Price t Always oo
hand at
NATHAN FULLERTON
The LANGWOOD lit
GUARANTEED to keep
fire four times as long as
any other range on the
market.
Illustration shows extra large 28-incH
oven. Heat carried entirely around the
oven insuring even baking. Firebox has
olid fiat bottom and is 18 inches long,
10 inches wide and 9 inches deep. Is
adapted to large wood. Ashes need be
removed only once every three months.
Parslow Furniture
Company
111 Jackson Si.
Roseburg Oregon
Salvation Army, Brigadier anil
Mrs. A. IC. Baynton of lort).:tHvl,
Oregon will speak hero at the Sal-
vnlion Army hall on the night ot
March 10. Come and hero them. m. Morning prayer una sermon
You aro we. come. Ottlcers in at 11. -Ot) a. m. Evening prayer
charge, Envoy and Mrs. Stuffle-land sermon at 7:30 p. m. We am
beam. jvery pleased that the KlvvauU
The Church at Cleveland. The Club is to be with us at the eve
church where a welcome awaits ntng service. Church school at
I you. Sunduy school at 10. .Mrs. ,9:45 a. m. Confirmation Instruc
iiohn Krohn superintendent. The tiofi at 4.00 and S:3t! p. m. oti Slim
ilesfflns continue to yield rich food day. Class in personal religion on
jfor consideration and helpful dis- Monday at 7:30 p. m., in upper
clssltm. You will enjoy the stud;' room in Parish House. Union aer
! period. Children's service follow-1 vices on Wednesday ami ''nurs
ling the Sunday school period. Last days ot 7:30 and 10:00 a. ni. Al
! Sunday 'faith" was demonstrated so at 6:00 a. in. Communion sor
Ihy tlte smallest chilsl In the meat-.vices on Thursday, 0
Jing. Preaching at 11, subject,
"God's House." What it is nnd I First Church of Christ, Scientist.
I where it is now. Music by the Keguhtr services of ' rst Church'
I choir. At this lime of year all na- of Christ, Scientist, Uosehurg, Or.
!luio begins to show forth the Bon, arc held in the church edi
1 praise and worship to the One who lice 312 East Douglas street. Sutt
i gives us these delightful days, who day services at eleven a. m and
I said, "There sliall be seed t!r., .Wednesday evening meetings nt S
land he-vest. V. D. and l'uson, jp. m. At tho Wednesday evening
f)44 E, Douglas street, Roseburg.- : meetings testimoniesoof Christian
j jsciouce healings are given. Suu-
I Myrtle Creek Christian Church, day schoul for pupils to the age
Emery W. Snyder, minister. 10 a. of 21) years convenes at 9:45 a, nt.
m., Bible school, Mrs. Sellers act-(The reading room in tlte front part
ing superintendent. 11 a. m., ser- o( tho building is open daily except
mon. "Tho Blessing of Persecu-! Sunday and holidays from 2 to 4
Hon." 6:30 p. m., Christian BmlM- p. nr., where tho Bible ami nil au-inil sth the Oregon tatrlst s cru
ivor, Kenneth Winter, leader. .7:30 (thorized Christian Science litem-.snders and A.tnuiissndors will hold
p. in. sermon, "Pep." Bible study jture may bo rend, borrowed or , their Eastor rally at the Bible
Thursday night, 7:30. You are ' purchased. The subject for this j Standard Temple of this city.
welcome.
Ridiit. Church of Christ. I!Ihl
school at 10. We are gaining on f
xt,t,1( , ,.,. f,, n,i i
help us win a great victory. Mom-
Ing sermon. "When Paul Comes to
Town ! an - Evangelist." Junior
C E. at 5:30; Intermediate C K.
at 6:30. Tho sermon at 7:30 will
he one you ought to hear, "Christ
" thoSnpreme MRre in the U...-
w"eek uti
raiily of Mar'
week until our evangelistic
10-25 begins. Me-it- I
ings every night. W'o feel it a
great privilege to have Gerald ;
Bash as our evangelistic song lend-,
od and soloist. The pastor will do jthem to attend the endeavor meet'
ihe preaching. Walter Stram, mlrUng and go home with you afir
later. f ch$i ch. iMornlng worisiiip, i 3,
j subject, "What Think You of
M'ose Bethel Mission. Special Christ?". Special music hy the
service at Melrose Bethel Mission holr under the!euder.ship of Ki
cunductcd by lleV. Crook and :sio Carlton Strang, Krancls l.in:
temple hand. Sunday at 3 i m., Uott preHldlng nt thn oran, Son
March JiOKUlar services Sun-fior ChrlKtian Endeavor at 6:30,
day 11 a. m..(:45 p. m., al Thurs- j Topic, "How Ci'.nl Help Others to
day eve 7:45. Jivery ono welcome. Follow JeHus?" Leader, Miss Nelda
' Sherlt. Kwntng worship 7 :3H.
International Bifaie Students as mho g5Pti lOtslng. Subject "The
sociation will again moot at fl:t!) jKighting Angel." Wednesday eve
W, 1st street, 10:45 a. m. Tiio :ijitig prayer and Bible study is
Bible study this week is on the ) proving 'quite Interesting, study
2ith chanter of I.iaah, 5th and 6th John's Second Epiatlo for your
verses. One reason for Cod's ven-i next lesson.
c(.Oio to attend thoso meetings. Al
so good lectures and dialogues nro
being given every Sunday evening
via Kadio over KKWM, K.IH, KKX
nnd KHQ. Comb and listen any
time.
(5ho Methodist Episcopal Church
at Looking Glass, T. K. Allen pns
tor. Sunday school at 30:00 a. m.
T. Itodley Fiipei intendent. Preach
ing at li:UO a. m. hy Rev. S. E.
Memiuger ot which lime we will
have the Lord's supper. Preaeh-
In Ihe evening t 7:0. Kvery
body welcome. We ure still in ti(TV
revival effort. Our Sunday schom
lied in attendance hist. Sunday
wilh Camas Valley. Who will.be
the winner this Sunday? Wo are
thanUjiK find for victory, during
lh meeting. Make Oniiday a
great day by being present at nil
the m'HinnH.
The Methodist Episcopal Chun-.h
at Diliifcil, T. 1 AStfii luwtor. Hun
ilr.v p'-hoiil nl 10:00 fl. in. ' R. A.
lit-rcli'M Kuporlntendi'iit. Pn'iicll
ling at 11:00 it. m. H
K. K. Wo. - id -
tion U cxtPtult'tl to all. Wp 1ioik
ItO ROOD l)"fCltl tllO I'OVlvol )0O'ti0I.'M.
;i:t' pnsyfoir nno fcimmii to thiK
tool and Oorl v. lit woiidortully hli'SM
jiho efrort nnd givo the victory ovor
' fin. I'nyvr meeting Wpditesday
jifening.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
iTcn Mite, T. F. Allen pastor,
Sumlav frhonl at 10:on a. m.
'fiodfri'v iincrlnl'nlf-n(. 1'rnyo
Imc-'fiB Tft'iiiHy pv-nnt. vhU H
I )h prt'iitly pnjn;.'(.'fl hy nil Itn.
I mm". Makfi ur p.nnn t'i(V nt
I r!I services. It pays to servo
JiaUH.
j The Methodl-.t Epitcopal Church
,,nt Cam?i VaHty T, F. Ail-n im
hot. Suri'lay frimnl nt Hi:tt'i . m.
iW". TJrtr MiH-rlntrii'rnt. W'o np
'(rim! ljntynx (if J iioplnn
j st rone. Iiottpj, !( not rr?t -n
ynur cis or "ym may finl yonr-
r-nt r -ti'f ? fnr arnlanfx'
, w pr k T"r wp ftr not potinr lo pt;i
tl'-.I. Knmeli for this tlmf. Va!ti
ivFuli?, Iryr m&iitiZ iimma
, ;ihe w'-k. Kinrl out w!.rf Sr.n
!ilay. Intks meetluit 7:00.
St.. George's Episcopjl Church.
The pioneer church of llosebur.
Third Sunduy In Lout. Celehra-.
tion ot Holy Communion at T.iO a.
weeks lesson Is "Substance." Alt
are invited to attend tile church
services, and use the rending
rooms. ,
' First Presbyterian Church. The
brick church on the comer of Ubs
and Jackson. It. W. Aclior p.u-
jtor. Bible school 9:45. V?. C,
rfarding superintendent. 1 o 1
KoVgM the' -contcA between, thfi,
(boys and girls, bring some onj.
bath school he Junior ( hrtsif. t (',,,ilJ;K.lon. TJlts fs 8trict
Endeavnr Society meets with Ms. , lv;ltoriK.110II,,lmnlmI all, every
I N. Vowel In the church pailoi. ! , h , U(l!scl)H1K aIll. nmmUlli
If your boy ami gitl does not at-1 , ,., , ,...,,0, ,.
tend the preaching service ask
Methodist Episcopal Church,
South. Corner of S. Main and K.
Lane. Sunday school 0: !5, W. L.
Cobb, Supt. Morning worship ni M
a. in. Subject, "Light and Lite,
Love and Liberty." Kpworlh league
g;30 p. m. Kvening song and wor
ship, 7:30 p. m. S)')ject, "lload
niakers." Prayer hei vice Wednes
day 7:30 p. ttt Thero will be spe
cial mu.iie on Sunduy eveniii.
Miss Nuomi S0tt will favor us
with some special violin solos. Le
on time. We cordially invite ymi to
worship wilh us. 11 you are a
sir
to
aimer in town, come, we want
meet you, Uttspei tdngfig !!
luoaclilHK. Joint II. I'onlioil, puator, (
ti 10. l.tllio. nliotio (J12L-H.
J (Ari.-!!t"ti !.M-a Vtr)
Christian Church WootiMitirt j YOKK, !:r. ft. Now iltitt
and Tint! street.!). Ulble school SilortHtop Jim; SoKcli, Clevelltlld'B
. U : Ifi a. to., tnorolin: woivhin " iur,t lioldout, would report "In Kt'eal
' a. m. t'iirtHtiajt Endeavor 6:30 p. ; gij;, miii ready Ut x" mntl1 Mntut
'm., evening tervli-e 7:30 p. in. Theig(.r (()Ki.r I 'icl: 1 1 1 i i;i ui.li nnd IiIh
'pastor, llev. Ilalrd, is still In (."Imnland Indiana jubilant today.
Grants coHduettmr a revival; 'the Khjjj-istint. whu signed u t-
f cnmpalKtl. liev. i.add, pastor of ilit?
(tiaots I'ass L-lnindi v ill spenK
1 nRaln0iuuUy tit tlte
inninim; ami
niiiK Hervjeea, ile Ih a puwerml
speaker and blinds an Intere.jtn
and holplnl mesHiiMe. riaH.-ys u
ait iiesi in the liibie sehtioi
jeluh din not boost its otigtnni ot-
The First Methodist Eplscopa i fer,
Church. ( oiner of Main mid iino' o
siteets. Joseph Knotty, pastor, 'i'ite
pro Ktister urtiO is attendant o nl
' hmnlay nelioul. I.el every one tie nn
hand at :-f a. m. Ail the chtMres
"n",':1'' Idan to stay for their janior
(.-tun i'li
at tJ:.1) l. m, I'rimriitury tu Huh!
ft ri-s of Kifrtrtai snnons
)i.'ini f:lv-n hlch shoiil'l hat-
law hf'JirlnK- 'I'M Sunday tnoin-'
ins; t tiff tt-nifi in "Tht SUmnttu f ,
tin; Ciuriflxlnn," nnd thn rv-nltiR '
thonu Is "On tho Wny to tho
f'Nmjs." Our sh'3Hi!d rhtr usi"r
thf din-ctfon of Mm. r, rt. iU mVmfi
will chitr Hjiccial innnhrm moniliii?
hihI pvf-nhiK- A cordial w;Uoinc in
fxtf'iidfd iff ail,
! First Baptist Church, l.nn- nnd
.Sunday, Mirh 1 1 Hi. ii: !. ihf; fu'lile
hi hool. Last Sunday i lia't tin
Ut!,;fst itifed:aiift In huiuy week
, Alt fnL'ftlisf ir Hiioftif-r K.mii-f
iM-xt Hunday. ll:nn uionnni? 'tr
ifihip. In the aboeuce of tiie iitoi'
to a rally of young people, the ser
mon will be iiruached by Judge
Hopkins. The choir wUI sing the
anthem, "Sweet 1b Thy Mercy," by
Uuriiby. 6:30 the 13. Y. P. U. for
ymng $HHiilt 7:30 the evening:
service. Mr. Clyde ftaurd of the
at'ii.lor hifch faculty, will p roach the
sermon. Three excellent numbers
by the choir. The anthem, "Hi
Trust Him All the Way by lin
brlel; male quartet, "Como, Spirit,
Come," by Towner; ami a. duet,
"The Shepherd's Cry," by Hukk.
will bo sung by La Verne Suther
land and Mrs. Charles Ututtd. !
Both morning' and evening services
will bo prolimble, as Judge Hop
kins and Mr. Heard are Interesting
speakers.
Bible Standard Temple, corner
Chudwk-k and east Douglsis, h K.
Crook, nustor. Our Sunday school
opens at the regular our, 9:45, J
with -Miss Katherine Montgomery I Williams, who spent two years
superiiuendem. The iNtstur wilt, with Jhe Ked Sox, bat has bees at
speak from the subject, "The Fear Niohllo of late, and who will prob
of the Lord la the Fountain of tfibly pluy right field, ie 28. Ken
Lia." Tim templs fctatf wilt play f ana INrony both live In Oregon
tor the services at Melrose Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, nt which
time lit;?. R K, Creek will bring
tho message, ilfss Afargarot Anm -
Jul will meach at Glengary at 3
Sunday afternoon. The Crusaders
mwt at :30. Miss Leona Wright
will lead at this service. Junior
Crusaders meet at the samo hour.
A thlry minute musical prog mm
precedes the evening message, in
cluding special numbers from tho
band. The Bubiect of the cveulug
tneKsage will be "Atifiwem! iray-0
or." We extend a special invita
tion to ono and all. On April 7th
i l'ronilnent sneakers irom aii over
; the state will be present and speak.
i rue young peopio oi roruanu navo
Chartered a ear tObrlug
of young people. One of
& carload
Canada's
1 1,luat- ''iou'iiii u nuinvs n,
J!' hs'dll' ovening. Musicians
; f10"' e ' '""'l nt "10 Bt,B, 11 b?
" '.'''"ruh, omSTm "rh.Slml
P . "l",Bl"?.,f T Jl Xhh
j . Jf
ZT T o
i ,.',, ln n ,.,,,.
morning thero will bo a sunrise
9erviee which many eharehes will
partlclpalo in.
200 RUMMERS READY FOR
COAST-TO-COAST TREK
C A shoo I ii led press Leaned Wire)
1B ANGKLKS, Mar, ft. A day
of rest was planned today hy most
of the 2iM) odd runners and walk
ers who tomorrow am siated to
Bturt a-hooting in a trans-continental
marathon to New York
City, a trek of about 3,-100 miles.
Jiumts about the city have been
In order for the entrants to inline
I hem for trre gruelling cross-country
grind, Mtny In tit off long dis
tance running In favor of short
Jaunts on the pavement lo tough
en up their feet. The course of
kA raee lies over
"titi" highway.
A curavau of ,more than 100
busses and trucks will follow the
runners across the continent bu
the contestants will not he per
mitted Qi ride. Kid shows will
piny iQeaeh town nt night during
the, arrival of the runners at Ihe
control points. The first lap of the
mariiOum will be a short one, on
ly about 10 miles, to Puente, Calif.
; SEWELL ENDS HOLDOUT BY
ACCEPTING sGME SALARY
'j-o:t rrontntct yesterday fitter twl
nionths of dlckerlni?, has Kept
himself fit and will not he halidl-
camiiti fay foul Utz n-UUh bothered
him at the stall of the last
IpaiKti, HeenrdhiK to his brother
I.nke Sewetl. It Is understood the
MANUSH INJURES NERVE
LliAPINO OVER FENCE
9. Hi lnh' Manu.sh, outficldiri ,
h ;i ntf I
St. Louis
,!fty ws elm red j
'. Dfhhh- of ht-f
lircn trf.itilitr 1hi;
r:un;i. Tin
from Dr. I (; i i y
trn.M, 'a ho Ir M l
Tii.-jyrr' rb'Sit mni inpus-d when Is1 i
iil('wff f:nd fvtt ttvf n tnvf ln
l i fnuary. I'r. Ilhhl f'-ior('d fin i
Injury to ;i n-rvc hut mild Hint'
MiiMtKtt boMt't I vH hi a (-(tpi.
m. v.Cfks. Thlid ItaM'Tiian 1'rank;
O'Hoillki; l.a.H Hit hi hi.- niiHMl-;
. an J
Tim hiiininr of roal in Iinlon j
'v.'hb a ji,inl,halili' o!tu. Hi lh j
fan: it dh rt-dutry, mm man ; ,
;t'ii,ily hti:i(.' 1'Vft.uttd lor UtHOlM-y- j
!in the order.
BOSTON RED SOX
HAVE OREGON BOYJ
BY BRIAN BKU.,
Associated Press Sports Writer.
BKAHKN, Fla., War. 8. Yauta.
size and enthusiasm aro throo
baseball assets of the Boston lied
!a the main bill Carrlgatt's
athletes for 192 are bis fellows,
most of them aro young and all
have au abuudauce ot spirit.
Tt?s outfield Is the most mature
department. Ken Williams, tho
hard hilling ex-St. IxiuiB Brown,
oTagTas i's' irTnarriw!
Hostou's best porformera. Denny
but they aro not klnfolks. The
i other outfielders are youngstei'3,
I Artie Tarbert, Ohio State UntverA-
(ty player who was with the ehiir
ihist vear. Dour Taltt. a hard bitter
from Nnahvfilo of the Southern
association and Gay Laepa anoth
er outfielder who was able to hit
league pitchers hard and oft on.
The infiehl seems dstintd io
consist of l'hlt Todt nt first, liiil
Hegan, second, dack Hoth playing
shsrt and UIH Roell taking careers la inclies, age and experience,
Extraordinary
COUPE - -SEDAN
- - -DeLUXE
SEDAN
The prices include bumpers witk other regular equipment.
JL 0.
1928 BEEMi
IMPROVED MODELS, .
f Worn' PioimrttMtfiaTracw- PK
L. K ao9rAKS:
Ihiintsui.ftl
of tbinf. Badttr Myer, ih fex-Ssa-
alor, mul ltusst-U HnlIiiK, n Sox
lust year, wLU douMleas bo in at
ijtrvuls v?Uh aa oufsMe ehance
for Clmrllo Lnjccklv, first bnso
niun recruited from the rnttoraon
silk fox. Myer has a ehaacs to
crowd into tho rofocr fntior circle
for lie can hit tho bull.
Fred Ihitmas a the &nly vet
or;iti catcher in camp has been
piven iulditlonal resi-onsibllUy by
MuuuutT Carrlsau and fleems lo
"T.- IfJS
of straU'Ky. Tho mumtKor conferR
on pitching proHpocia at frequent
tiitorva! with the former Yaa
kee. '
John Hevinp, who was with T--Xetio
last sarr wilt give Hsfmrm a
lift and undor Mnnngor Bil!frrs
plan to carry four catcher
'harle Uerry, who had a fine sea-
son with BaHaa iat year, asti fcd isf winning a pennant asd probably
Poherty, who caught for Holy knows that ho cnn have no rea
Croiis. may become regular big Uonnblo expectation of finishing in
i:isuprs. This arrangRumt wosld tls fyjoa je expects rs
prove displeasing to Edward Con- 'improve his eighth place position
nolly, Brooklyn semi-pro, the fiflh (0f Jast year. ,
catcher in camp. . L . q :- '
Bryan Harris, standing six in- There are two springs Irt a
ches over b!x feet, tops tho pitch-
Our Entire Stock of
Dodge Bi-others Four Cylinder
Passenger Cars Must Be Cleaned Out
at Once to Make Room
o
for Sixes
These are the astounding values
beginning today, on a limited
brand new Fours "The Fastest
America":
s
Former
Delivered PrfSe
S ! 050
$1075
$ ! 55
These fast Fours will go in a hurry. Only 3
Sedans fcid 3 Coupes Come before all
are sold.
Newland & Son
Roseburg, Oregon
Other pitchers brought over from
last season lncludo Charlie Ruff
ing, Jack Buss4 Dasssy JttaeFfty
don, tho beHpuctacled school hoy,
Long Jaek Wilson, and Harold
WHtse, Bradley, vb& returned
from the eastern league in iim&
lo finish in Bensational Btyle lattt
season and liennett and Uushey
rt-caHd item ths Hew EusSacd,
Heem to hnve a chance to muku
tho grade this time.
Ymmg pitchers threateaieg to
crowd some of the reterana from
the staff incliHlo Merlo Settlemtre,
lit Uandor from Mabile, who haa
Khtsa pienfr of staff is the eftrijr
practice, Clifford Gnrrlso from
tho Texas Valley and Ed Morris,
astrtfeer reeruH fm Mobile. Mor
ris Is not bo young as the others
but he la a big fellow and seems
tlesti&a to take his glace among
the HgM banders.
Pete Traynor, who comeB with
a good baseball name from a-pol-lege
tn Oregon Joins MacFaydes
ns a pitcher who wears spectacles
and Lloyd George Stirling has tra- .
veMt from SE Jobs Ker Bruns
wick, to display his wares in the
box.
j Manager- Carrlgasv lias aa hapja
watch, a mainspring and a halr-
'spring.
we offer,
stock of
Fours in
Redueesfot
$805
$895
,$950
iYou are velcome.
i