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NEWS-REVIEW, RPSEBURS, PKESOR MONDAY, JULY 22, 1940".
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Softball League
Dates Announced
Tlin Hfhc.lulr- of uiinxon In tlift
City Son hall Iciikuo for thn balanco
or 11)6 Hciison wiih iiiinouncHd In-re
loriiiy. Thn Kcli-Mjuln iirnvll8 for
elKhl gamoH cwh wnuk hy tlin hIx
iMaitiH coinjioNiiiK mo icaKiio, thn
TwkmiI ror(fftiiiyji(f,'in of Iihinih hh-
wiring good kiuiiph for tmch rontHHt,
Joiitfue officr8 bi'llovo, Tlio Ht-hi'il
ul fur tlm nMiialiiihti' of sea'
mm h hh follows:
M.'Hiduy. July 22: Klkn vh. Tlou
cock r; Tixnro vb. iMiuhanrs.
Tuesday, July 2'i: V'AUh vh. IIuIj'h;
OitKland vs. Boil crick h.
Thiiiwlay, July 2f: Klks vh. Dun-
Jiam'H; HuIi'h vh. lioucockH.
Friday, July 20: Hoiic-wlt's vh
Imnliam'H; Oakland vs. TVxaro.
Monday, July 2!l: Klkfl VH. Toxn
co: Hub's vh. Oakland.
Tnmulay, July .'to: Toxaro vb
IijIi'r ; Oakland vh. KlkH.
' 'Jinirmlny, Aiiff. 1: Tuxnco vb,
llouiock'H; Oakland vh. Ounhain'H.
Krlilay, Auk. 2: Klkfl vh. Hon
(tnck'H; Oakland vh. iMinbatn'H.
Mimday, Auk. fi: Toxaco vh. Imiii
ham's; Niks vh. MuIi'h.
Tuomlay, Auk. C: KlkH vh. Dun
hum's; Oakland vb. Hoiirorlt's.
ThurHday, Aug. K: IIuIj'h vh. Ilou
Cock'B; Oakland vh, Tuxarf).
Friday, Auk. 0: Uoucock'H vh.
rjuuham'H; IIuIj'h vh. Oakland.
Monday, Auk. 12: KlkH vh. Toxa
co; Dunham's vh. Hub's.
Tuesday, Auk. Hi: Tfxaro vh.
Uoucock'H; Oakland vh. KlkH.
Tliuimlay, Auk. lsi: Hub'fl vs.
Toxaco; Oakland vb. Imiilium'ft.
Friday. Auk. 10: KlkH vh. Hon
oork'H; Tt'xac.i vh. Dunhatn'M.
Monday, Auk. 1!t: KlkH vh. Hub's;
Oakland vb. IJoiicoi-k'H.
TuoHday, Auk. 20: KlkH vn. Dun
Jiam'H; Ilula vh. Uoucock'H.
ThurHday, Aug. 22: Hub'fl vh.
Texaco.
. Fi Kay. Auk. 23 to Friday Au.
3U: Open dalHH.
Mrs. Alvin M. Martin of
Umpqua Passes Away
Tlnlva Tlnnlln Mtirlln, 27, wife of
Alvfn M. .Mm lilt of Unnifjua, dhd
Hunday mnrnliiK al Morcy huHpltnl
In Ko.n'Imi'K. rullowliiK a Bliort. III-
IH'HH.
Kbo was born Don. IS. 111 2, at
I'owfTH, or!Kon.
HurvlvlriK uro her hiifdmml; lour
children, Donna, Marvel, liaibiua
nnd Alvin, Jr.; hi-r fuirentii, Mr.
and Mrs. ThountH ('. Uuckle, Look
luKKhiHH, and the followltiK brolhi-i-H
and hIhIith: IOv. T. Charles Huc
ltli, Kdwln It. Itucklo. nod Ivan O.
Uncklp, Moscow, Idaho; Sni'iicnr
Itticklp, St. llcb'iiH: (ii'iirrn M"ck!o.
Fouler, Ore.; Harvey and
SONGWRITER
HORIZONTAL
1,9 Man who
) wrote the
song, "The
Rosary."
14 Dry.
15 Sheafs.
EH.
MOiTiTiL IE
17 Minute object. 0510605,
la r inaie.
19 Cloud.
20 Frozen water,
21 To nullify.
22 Circular
ornament.
25 Spar.
27 Afternoon
meal.
Answer to Prevloui Puzzle
iron
3
ViiOiTiTiL JP DDHAOGAiLI I
pi im
52 Odor.
56 Before.
3D Paid publicity. 57 Liver
31 Thicket or
bushes.
35 Coffee pot.
3G One who
dallies.
37 Beam.
38 Morindin dye.
39 Oleoresin.
40 Ham.
42 Failings in
duly.
47 Classes.
51 Gun.
secretion.
53 Chamber of
law.
Fif) Spiiupfrt
(il He was rhleflv 7 Rebel.
n of
songs.
62 He studied
music in ,
VERTICAL
1 Babylonian
deity.
talent for
music.
23 Sportsman.
24 He was a
' native of .
25 Mother.
28 To muddle.
28 Age.
20 Some.
32 Measure of
length.
33 To expire,
34 Ruby.
38 Form of "be."
41 Glass marble.
2 Elm. 43 MTOy
3Asafc,ida. v
4 Norse 45 Gait,
mythology. 46 Membranous
5 Ulna. bags.
6 Mooley apple. 48 Close.
49 Hence.
8 Three. 50 To harvest.
10 To eject. 53 Eggs of fishes.
11 Iniquity. 54 Plural
12 Passage. pronoun.
13 Compass point 55 Mister (abbr.)
(abbv.). 67 Before Christ
1C Undermines. (abbr.).
21 He had n 60 Musical note.
Swimming Chute, Surf
Claim 2 Oregon Lives
POnTI.ANIi, July 22. (API
A plniiK down a clinie ttt a Tuala
tin river KWlmmlnK resort ended In
thn death of Robert llerxert, 2:',
ai.d the narrow escape of liiK com
li:inlon, lien Miller, 21, early to
day. Neither knew how lo swim.
Cilenn MiKlvaln. 17, Portland,
IMMed Miller nut. of Ihe river art
er he had been in rive or hIx min
utes. An hour or arltllelal respira
tion wax required to re.sloro him
to ronncloiiHtieHH.
Tiie youths, both of Portland,
slid iloun the elinte after tiie re-.-.oil's
closing hour.
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Sutherlin
srTHKItl JN, July 22. Mr. nnd
Mir. Mark Jordan and dnuKtiler,
fatty and Mr. and Mih. John t'ook
I'l'iunifd to llo'lr huint'H W'cdiM'H-
Nelson ''"v PvcninK from a v'H(h trip to
( Jdlioruiu wmrif inry ifliicu n-
Iliiflf li 1 mill i it y t'ln M rn i.Oiilia
AHhford, Swi'i't tl-iinc, Or.( and 11 y'" - , .
U-Mty Alu-Itucklo, l-oidiiuKKlaHH. I I,HB ,.KS'hry" "f
I ho Church of (lod. .' .,u
I''mi"rnl snrvlcnH will bo bcbl at
(l a. in. 'i'uendny al. lint Itimdmri?
TnrlMit.iltmK coinimny clian'l, l(cv
.1. I). KtM-nutt official hm. Inter
incut will follow in tin? Juiich renin
ti-ry.
tlnio, Ir nnjoylnp n nioiilh's trip to
Milwaukee, W'Ih., by way of I ho
fair at San Francisco.
I'liie llioihcrH of Uo.si'hui-f; woro
In tnwn Krlday on InisincsK.
ARSONISTS TAKEN TO PEN.
KKASIDK. July 22. (AP) Paul
Mclford. Portland, wan swept to
flea Sunday afler bo Htepped inio
a crabhole on tho beach near
bore. Ills body wns not recovered.
Hull Offers Plan for
Pan-American Safety
(Continued from paRo 1)
bo restored to Hh original Hover
oIkii or bo declared tndnpondent
when able to OHtabllKb nnd niaiu
tain Htable Holf-Kovitrnnn'fiit."
His ondorHornent of a propoHal
originally made by Cuba constitut
ed n further warning lo (iermany
and Italy ut ready mado in n for
mal note that any atlempt to ac
juire French, Dutch or Mrltifih col
onies In this liemlspbnro would be
resisted flrt by tho United Stales
ami, if supported by tlm other
nations, would lead Immediately to
the establishment of a collective
trusteeship over threatened territory.
Honing today as uuthorltloH lnvcB
tlgated what they described uh a
Japanese narcotics a in u g K ling
ring, which was uncovered by uu
American woman. Federal offi
cial confiscated a largo quantity
of narcotics found Reunited aboard
the ship.
Paul K. Madden, chief of the
California narcotics enforcement
division, snld the seizure was tho
fourth made- since last March,
when tho woman Informant, whoso
identity he shielded "lor obvious
reasons," gave his orflco Informa
tion about Ihe smugglers.
Other consignments of Illicit
narcotics were found, Madden
said, in New York, .Seattle and Ta-coma.
Germany Loses 30 Planes
In New Raids on Britain
(Continued from page 1)
IK.OoO feet to tackle tho high-flying
Hornier off the southeast coast.
The big bomber rpilckly shot Into
a three nnd oue-half milo dlvo to
sea level, tho ahackers pouring
buIletH Into Its tail.
Tho flanie-enveloped fJerman
ship splashed to the water's sur
face. One of tho Gorman crew es
caped.
Six Planes Rout Eighty.
Proudest. Uritish announcement
dealt with the asserted rout of Ml
(lermnn planes 40 bombers and 40
fighters by six Ilrilisb hurricane
planes in an hour-nnd-lii-minute
batllo over tho Knglish channel
Sunday qfiornnon. The Mritlsh said
Death Rides on Heat
Wave in Many States
(Continued from pngo 1)
stales today.
Forestry officials reported "sen-
sntional progress" by between
4.000 nnd fi.uno trained workers
disposed hv automobile and truck
alotiK a Uno-mile lire front ex
tending from eastern Washington
through parts t( Idaho ami Into
western Montana.
Eugene Man Dies When
Automobile Overturns
Jack Kidder Assigned to
- Company at West Point
and Sally Lite of San Olego, CaHf.,
lett ror Ihe south I uesuay alter
visit but -over the week-end with
, Mr. anil Mrs. (i. W. M Hum. They
are relatives of Mrs. Milam. ,
Mr., and . Mrs, Claude Selllck.
Miss Irene Murphy and Mr. and
Mrs. Ceorge Heecrofl ami chil
dren. Gloria. Norma and l.yle, en
Joyed n wletier roast in the park
, ill the Heecrofl home Tuesday eve-
1 1111111.
According In word received here; a clinic for preschool av chil '
today from West Polnl military dren will be given at the school
lien demy. James I). l.lactO Kidder, house August 2. The clinic is j
lot (tier resident nf Hoseburg, has ri (e to all children. Shots will also i
been assigned lo First company, of be utvcu for a small charge. I
the cadet class of lilt:!, Me was onej Mi-, and Mrs. Harold Fra.ier j
of a group of r.i!2 cadets enrolled iim . Charles, ami l. Canliebl :
Jn the clasp formed July 1. ,.t Friday nioriilnn fur ilri-mer-
For the nexl four weeks, Kidder ton. Wash., where Ihe men ate to
find his classmates will receive an H, employed.
IntensUo course of Instruction In, Mrs. Jack Culver ami sons, Jack
military subjects designed to fit and tiene, nro spending n week
them for formal entrance Into Ihe vv it ti Mrs. Culver's parents, Mr.
Corps or Cadets. On July Hit Ihe ,j clarence Thompson, at
clasH wilt be absorbed into the Cinpcpia.
corps and will participate wllh thnl vern lhdKate, Frank Holgalo
uplier classes In routine, activities, ,ni, jm Musgrnvo lefl Thursday
Including Ihe Imiu'essivn parados tnr i1Uuond lake on a fishing
for which the academy is famous, trip. They will return Sunday.
Kidder Is it sou of Mr. ami Mrs. Word has been received here of
Stanley I,. Kidder, rormer residents Ul Wrddlng of M i hh Anils Gor
of llnsehurg. now locnled In Ma- ,.) Il( poHbuul, June 1!K She is a
mm. P. I., and Is a nephew ol .Mrs. i .inn.-hi,..- of Mrs. Lulu tiorrel.
Hewey Kenneth liood ami Airs,
l.averne or Ml. Vernon. Wash
were In Sutherlin Thursday at
tendinc to business connected
Wlth the C. F. Rood propiuty on
I Calanoola si reel. M r. Hood ami
M F.DFOltD, Julv 22.-(API l-verne are children of .
Crescent tMly defeated the Metlford , li"l- . , , .
Itogues. 9 to I. here Sunday in u Mrs. Kenneth laley nnd Ml.
Southern OreKon league game. The and Mrs. S. A. Schleman were
Ungues led until the ninth, wl a business visitors In Koseburg on
rally put over six runs for the Thursday. ....
vtHlliim The silver lea given by the 1a-
S,.,ue: U II K llon of the Sutherlin Community
Crescent City !t H 4 grange at the Methodist church
Mi.thm-.i lini-m.H i 1 narUtrs Wednesday afternoon for
the iienein oi ine iteu i miw
fairly well attended and the pro
gram and refreshmenls were much
enfoyed bv all those present.
Claire Whclelietl leH the first
of (lie week for California where
the will loin his wile who has
ibeen vacalloiilng I here.
Mr. and Mrs. Itctd C. nchran. i(.(iiinr. Paige h vUiting rela
Modesto, Calif., are lo appear at ,v,ll( n,i tittemlinu: to business
the Flint Presbyterian church injon ,t Ct)Ils, ,!,( VV(M.k.
JlnsebuiK at S p. m. Tuesday, in n A y slack returned to bis
niucerl ()f sacred music, il whs an mm here Wedneidav from vis
mmnced today by Pastor Mori Is II. lr (n Sn prnm.sro with his son,
Itoueh. The roncett will patllcu- ... ,..
Mrs. Martaiet Campbell is visit-
John Itoot. seiilenced to two
years In (ho state penitentiary, and
Ills housekeeper. Hose Octillion,
sentenced to a term of IN months,
were taken to Sab in today by Sher
iff Percy Webb to be delivered to
penitentiary authorities. Tho two
pleaded guilty to charges ol burn
ing n dwelling for the purpose of
cnllcdiim Insurance.
Visits In Olalia Mrs. 1 Mil h Gil
uioiir. of this city, spent Ihe week
end at Olalla visithm al tho home
of her brother, W. II. Northcraft,
and family.
Stock and Bond
Averages
KUC.FN'F, Ore.. July 22. (AP) I
An automobile overturned in soft '
gravel north of here Saturday .
nlL'bt. killing Its driver. Charles K. 1
Kimball, 2'., Kugene. :
MKOFHIIH. July 22. (AIM i
Giorge K. Ctdbeib, It 5. was fatally j
injured yesierday in the plunge of
a borrowed automobile from the I
M dl'ord-JardiHonvlll.' hiehway.
Brother Kills Brother in V
i ' Target Pistol Accident,
M'FSTON. Ore., July ( API I
Knymond Vandorpool, 10, son of
Mr. and Mrs Matthew Vanderpnol, '
was fatally Injured Saturday when'
he was accidentally sho wit h ;i
ri'volver by his brother, Zane. a
Ihe boys were target shouting in :i
canyon near their Weston inouu
ilaiu home.
Jiiuies F. Sawyers 'if thin city.
Crescents Beat Medford
In Ninth Inning Rally
BONDS
Compiled by The Assoclaled Press.
July ;'2:
'20 10 lo lo
Kit's Ind'ls PCs Fsn.
Monday r.C.S Iu2.7 !Mi t IlX. I
Prev. ilav .f7.0 lULVS UI.t IIS.-I
Month ari .. .iin.4 lni.i; hi. a IIT.fl
Year OL-o fiS.7 inn. 4 07.1 (11.2
pun iiiuii r.'i o ion.fi 7, 5 r:i.r,
1!M0 low ts,:t HS.9 ItO.II It(i.l
STOCKS
:tu ir, in no
IihI'Is lilt's Hl'R S!'?'
Monday r7.li 1R.3 :tr.r H. 1
Prev. dcy 57. 1 ir.4 3S.ll 41.11
Mouth aco ... fis.r ir..i ti t;
Year aim 71.2 10. S HO. 2 IiO.2
1!M0 high 74.2 20 5 4O0 f.2.2
piloifMv r.2 :t pt o :m o 47,0
On Camping Trip K. II. I.oui:h
of Poriland. accompanieil by bis
daughters, Kdna Umgh (f Seattle
and Nova Hales of Salem, and by
Lee Wilson or Seattle, arrived
here Sunday nnd left today for
Itradley flats lo enjoy a week of
camping on (he North Cm pa mi
river. Mr. Lough and his family
resided In Itoschurg for many
vears. Mrs. Mates now Is em
ployed In the motor vehicle de
part iiient lit the office of the sec
retary of state.
Koll and Johnson; Tungate, Ko
ran ami (i. (iiie
Sacred Music Concert Set
At Presbyterian Church
larlv feature a number of the fa
vorite old hymns and the stories of
I heir composition. Tin pi oyt uni. it
Is staled. Is open to the public
free of charpe.
VITAL STATISTICS
lng i brother In Idaho tor sev
eral "ks.
Miss Junnlta Allen made a
pleasure trip to Portland last Sun
da v.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morrow or
Alberta. Canada, arrived here
UYdneidity evening for a visit
with Mr. ami Mrs. 1.. I. Kobert
son. Mrs. Morrow Is the mother
of Mr. Itohertson and she and Mr.
Morrow have been unending the
New York world's fair, The latter
left Friday for home via Vancouv
er nnd Victoria, U. C while Mrs.
Morrow will continue here for a
stav of three or four weeks.
, Mrs. Doris Mallev and three
BORN
VVINMFOltD .'o Mr. and Mrs.
Cail W-'iuilotd. nt Wilbur. ,t
Mercy 1'ot-pltal, Sundny. July 21. a
son Kobert (lull; weight eight
J'Ultlol.S.
OWKV-To Mr. and Mih. Dale
Owen. MHO S. Mill street, HosolnirK.
lit Mercy hospital tobi v, Julv 22.
n daughter. Nancy Dale; welKbl chU.hen left for her homo In
six pounds, eight nnd one-fourth Walla Walla, Wash., Friday after
ounces. U month's visit hern at the Ho
bert Hratton home. Mls Nora
Leave For Home Mr. nnd Mr. I Hratton accompanied her stsler to
Clenn lindabnui'h teft today lor, Wa-dtinctnn for n visit,
their home at Vlsnlla. Cnllf., fob Jim Holland of Yoncnlla was a
lowing a vacation In Oregon and visitor In Sutherlin Thursday. Mr.
visiting In this city with the for- Hellnnd b tales his wife, the for
mer's brother. Doihi Itadabnugh. jmer Mae Palmershelm. who was
Ii ml family in Laurolwood. 'a beauty operator here at one
Large Narcotics Haul
Jails Japanese Seaman
SAN FliANCISCO. July 22
(AP)' A Japanese seaman, arrest
ed Saturday aboard the freighter
Manman Varu. was held toy pues-
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one German plane was shot down
and the others raced for home,
their attack on a merchant shipping
convoy thwarted. ,
Gorman bombers .killed at least
1 fj persons In widely scattered dis
tricts of lirllain Sunday, howover.
The, British acknowledged loss
of 11 planes lo raids Saturday
night on the German naval base at
WHhelmshuven 11ml other objec
tives. The Germans admitted loss of
five p)am Saturday but said the
British lost 22.
Noted Submarine Lost.
Also on the debit side, Hrltnln
reported tho submarine Salmon
was long overdue nnd given up for
lost and that tho inlnrvreeping
trawler Crestf lower was sunk by
enemy aircraft.
The Salmon Inst December 12 re
ported destruction of a German
submarine, damaging of tho Ger
man cruisers liluchcr and Leipzig
nnd letting tho German liner lire
men pass because she was too dis
tant for adequate warning.
Britain Spurns Hitler
Proposal for Peace
(Continued from page 1)
nations which view his works
with growing .detestation,
"The people of tho United
States did not. build their new
home In order to surrender It to
this fanatic ... wo take heart
from the certain knowledge that
that great people prays for our
victory."
Hitler himself has said that If
the Mritlsh reject a nazl-prescrlb-ed
peace, "my answer will be tor-1
rible for millions."
The German high command re
ported that waves of iiazl bomb
ers sot big fires at airdromes,
ports, factories and oil tanks In
the Island kingdom.
Dive-bombing planes assaulted
a convoy In the Knglish channel,
the high command said, and sank
a tanker and four merchant ships
totalling 40,000 tons.
The high command acknowledg
ed that llrltlsh royal air force
planes, raiding In tho darkness
over northern and western Ger
many, caused "some damage." It
two destroyers worn damaged In
two destroyors were damage in
air raids Saturday and the import
ant port of Newcastle and south
central Knglish Industrial centers
were heavily bombed.
Rumania GetB Soviet Hint
Human ia was reported to have
received a Russian "suggestion"
that she form n "popular front"
government such as thoso estab
lished in the Italtfc countries after
the red army moved In.
Ru mania's King Carol, who al
ready has yielded to Russia the
great area of Hessarabia and
northern Ilucovlna to uvoid a
fight, was reported to have ask
ed Germany and Italy desperately
to advise him In this latest dil
emma. . Italy Reports Raids
Italy reported week-end -raids
on Malta, Kenya colony, Uritish
Somuliland and the Anglo-Kgyp-tian
Sudan.
The Italian - high command,
harking back once morp to the
Italian-British naval battles In
the Mediterranean, July ft-13, In.
sisted it now has "positive Infor
nuiiinn" thM three Ib-ftlsh war
ships In addition to tho 42.100-
I011 battle cruiser Hood anu tiie
aircraft carrier Ark Hoyal wero
'damaged severely ami suncreu
'heavy crew losses."
nha 111-It I ah iiflmlrtillv hnu nfli.
dally denied any such casualties,
either to ships or met).
As a token of "axis friendship,"
Hitler presented Premier Musso
lini an armored train to protect
him from air attuckH In his trav-
, els.
HOP PICKERS
ATTENTION
Registration Books Are
Now Open
Big Stason In Prospect
Extra Fin Hops Good
Accommodations
Season Will Probably Starr
Between Aug. 8 and 14
ThoM who register now will be
notified when to report and will
bo given preference in employ
ment. Address:
Hilton Hop Yards
' Rt. 2, Grants Pass, Ore.
Crepe Silk Hosiery
liUlJy ' ai:t -.:.?l.U0
Fine Guago
Sheer 3-Thread
Genuine Crepe Twist
Reinforced for Wear
You'll know when you see these
lovely hose that they usually sc
for much more. All-silk from top
to toe, clear and ringlcss.
Brightly Colored
Indian Blankets
Large S
inside
While th
iie for ' $ .
or outing. v,.
ey lasr : ,
lath Mat Sets
77c
This Is a can't last value. 24 of these
beautiful sets that look
twice their price.
Don't wait ,
REDUCED
WOMEN'S COATS
Prices slashed to clear.
Our loss your gain.
Your choice
6.60
Bargain Washed and Hemmed
FLOUR SACKS
All new materials.
You'll find doiens of
Sc
LADIES
SUITS REPRICED
Tailored and
Dressmaker
styles
6.00
Extra Sixe!
Marquisette Priscillas
Imagine! 7" ruffles billow gracefully
on these breezy dotted marquisette
curtains. 98"x2'j yd. to MQ
pair. Three styles trr
25 WOOL
BLANKETS
Deep nap single
blankets reduced to
clear. 66x80
98c CV
100 GOOSE DOWN
PILLOWS
Penaseptic sanitized $
Prevo moth-proofed, -F
germ repellant Jmfm
GIRLS' DRESSES
25C
49C
980
Exceptional values for
back to school wear.
Bright, popular
prints.
Reduced to clear.
Sizes 3 to 15.
Bai j$.l&f :f 1 Of TOPI
i CYNTHIA. y MEN S y
z CMPC SPORT A :
S JLirj J : OXFORD'
Repriced for 5 ' Odd lots and sixes.
!j this event. M Q reduced to clear m
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Fluff SANITARY
NAPKINS 1UC
Women's RAYON 4 mA
PANTIES X V
Boy's RAYON POLO mm
SHIRTS 49
Ladies' SUMMER JA,
HATS 49C
50" MEXICAN Ha
CRASH
Ladies' SHEER 4 it
DRESSES 9XtDD
RAYON ha
CREPE 37
CRASH TOWELING,
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$2.00
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Men's WHITE
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WORK -
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Canvas WORK
GLOVES, 2 pair
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