La Grande evening observer., October 01, 1923, Image 6

PAGE SIX
: '' .TTT72 IA G'TJANDIS EVt:
OfiSEPvVEU
October 1, 1923.
Mond;
Deflation Has Taiiaht
,- r - m''";- ' ft -1 : ' ' ri'iii-nu'iij t wncn-'y every i
s:PersohaIffMho
,:' ' ' ' ' " ' ; ;V''. ' !'..' V .. - ';' f-' . ' -,' ' Unle, ffven supreme courts In
I.
- Mr,:,aml 'Mrs. i- 11;
flu ken,, were fniimfj; the
at flu Huvoy . Saturday,
i Ileynolda imp ivtiirlmd -fo li
' f:r.niif" ufier ' upend Intr Mn.; iuihI' w.-e if
- ii( lini,fth'ui ruir. b :.'V. .
: Will Krlekson ' f i I Mr.H.'lW, O.
. fcrlrlison-' of 11nrH.(U.vltft1jit?7 ,ln
I .a Oniiidn fnr.n 'IS l 'days, ;..
. ' . 1. . Kiil'tu,fwi miiy of Oiil
tnilo, st-oppeil 1n-lhlt ciiy';,ycNf "nlay
f lr. anil Mr. IT. 4,T flrey :n llil-
lust, viiiik. '
Atr.A.'Tir' f-TV. N. J. ftpccliil)
"Tlic present Vrft or flcrinitpn ' Jn
lh- ncrffiiM urn I districts will be the
safvatlori 'of Ihe Ajhericun farmer
.., f 'Vullown tt:iiH,,vri'prHn(,('l nmnnj;
- tin? irU'-HA oi: iIh1" Koiy Kiviir-lfty ly
" JVlrlidin nohlm. r? ...y.' V.
- - J.-'- H.'nV.mnwuyi?fat'' lllj'ln. . Waft
s ' Mrs.. Ttnlti't'l WrltrJiJ mft nmonu
.' (fruit r.d ay fyuintf. .,
fn lUU .niiy .iiii.r . .Itiy. II.H 'lliti)imtn (,'"i- ' (auuhl titm In tl.vnf
ruh'-h . In .Uv Cop 4lv"'laHl !". "F" pmrKfim,' iiii-thodK. car!
f'tiiy- .minUift. .;' '-'''r: , .j SVilllaniM, "or ..Oklntinmn riiy. pn-i-
i .V " 's ft, 1 r; ' ''i ... ' . MK'IM 111 IIM' 'Wfl'Tiriill Ollllll Vil'OVV
tyrr ffOVl''(l'h-Mn-l HJK'Ht ' 1 !)' W'f-li
jl'i at M Moft' ,vlrt1llnK.
(l,.ff,(,.Hi.r. f
'mi. :j. Vi.i:(i.ii,iiini t irw.
'ni('(iLfHotv lcCi 'S;ilrduy!'' Vor I
.'ill oil r s'l im ' iti . rjiUi-i
Mrti. :. i. 1i..mih!.t left Kat unlay
nini iilriK . li'. i' Jioitif In ital.i'i af-
i-r' Hiotiphiif In I.il Ciainlc lor a
Hhoit iinio on Ii iilinn from JVn
dh'tofi" .an-l Walla Walla. . t
W, . W. Will--II unlv. d In T.a
il'jiiii.' Maltirilav from I -oh AnirHi'H
! n l'OMt( lor I. fat im-, wln-rc In will
VlHlf IllH Hon, Ai'Uuir Wit h'll. UIl'l
ffuilfrllliT, iM'K. s. I. WtsiUllOP'.
.Va.!la - Wallii ' wan rcpr'Kco(i iI
Yli;' l-'olcy latii' yvmUw li
Jinroldv, ' ' . i" - - i ;
r.s Txrliann'. Hald In a Hpoi-rli lw--
MtH ("(nlph ' p'.iu iiunii loviHimi oi i no
, ,.ni( rirun i jiin Ki'PH hKOi'iaiion, in
. Janniial rnnvi-ntlon lwro.
W. ' "T)u farniM'fi hnv ronllsiod
li.f IWIIIInniH iiddPil, 'Mliat Ili.n- can I
Jiio political . r'iui iy for an i-conoinir
I'VU iuii ilial iniy MH-niHi'lVfH art
ffiM iiflhiH: a ri'HponMililr for Iln lr own iK-Nilny and
i ) in- k'i mi Ulial thi' r uhoi) Hny havo rallrd to
I ItiToiiif tirnHpiroiiH 1m iMTniiHr lin y
liavt falli'd to rotfniK- tho rronnm
ii' pilnciplfS of Hly Imikuhhx In tlii-ir
own nuirkf -l in if opf ratlonn.
"The fn'rmer luid awionwd Ihnl lw
iaiiNr prod union Ik an Individual
proldr-m iiiark'ltn inimi uIko ho. !(
now Iimm Irarnrd. liovvor, Unit t1i
irroup prlnPipli1 may lir alird to
tin marki'tlni? of farm rrops Just ah
:t)lly oh it Ih to I lie marketing of
h!ioh or MiM'l kiIIh. He Iimh learned jIin)J
Hon uud
In nnlvemil use in Hie l t and larjf
eHt eorporallonB of praelieaMy v ry
country.
"We found that In order IntHll-K-ently
to niereliandlH a product, we
iniiHt organize on the UhhIh of the
cotnniodily liH'ir. No man can fn-
telllK-eniry net I IllH product nnhHH he
known how much t hn' 1m of I hat
prod net, where t he buyers are and
what the approximate di-mand Is.
,r NMIher rnn any co-operative mar- jorltfinal Imyinw power in the cotton
lietlng aHHoelailon compWe wlih prl-Moiilh. to Kay nothing of the incrrna-
un :yHura;ifc of u lipi'dric volume of ' ukkocIuHoiih on the Keneral market. ( pi-''iale Hie Vpj (hat in (he kuiii
hui news; - art - inteinat pooling or-J "Hire w have the sptclrlc cause. total of raw td finished products
ri'iigi'incnj . whrre!.y i-vi-ry iiifiiiln r J f,r a known effect, which Ih that 'inimr riirnis,"'f nppi-oxininlely So
the name except for California and Kentucky. r eeui ' Ha(l1;l rnul, and who
sec CA-Ident iHfMvi,.R l the wir or
redticlnjr H"' l,ri of laUir, arc n
in the heiicr 4),at i'"' h"1"1""
ihiH idiaHf 'r .the aKii'lll,u""
prohlem d. peiidK ,Uft,,n ralntllK the
farm pric- h -vcl n me commodity
h-vel."
regard - l- ''0 liotheds of eo-ap ral Ive mar-
of keilng, the cotton Month has h
have up-, Dili yenr tho iuohI nroHjierou agrl- unit
rliHtrllnillon and whldi are It'll me P.-aHty of ihcH- prlnclpleMlcultural secllon of the i 'tilted StateH.
ami they im- Hpecirically anthorliced i llcro again Is a lewKon hir the fu
hy Hie statutes of twenty-nine statcu. i I ur'. Jf American rosperity is to
"There are more than JoMioo i (e reNioret) lo a permanently ttiahte
nviiiherK of 1 he col (on as-soeintlons haais, I he purchasing ratio of farm
(n 1 he Kont h. livery mem her whol'miH iuukI come up or commodity
mnrl.-eed his crop last year t h rough i prieeH mimi go down. Thorn who ai-
a cotton iiMmcinlion receiv
a hale, o
a farm family
iiii'inher got lor the same grade ami
tiialily of cot ton. This means a
minim n m of $ ln.min.iHMp of excess
IN
eful: t n.liuK t0 promote
Anionym: MHWlinl. .
I al 1
an average of Ji'iia f f
more than the non-
Mr, 'and Mrs. Uohert
tvpvvi in from Klglu Hal urday simp
pin if and visiting. Tlp-y were I'irIm
tt-ivd ul Hie Kavoy. ,
Mr. and Mrs. il. (iilmon of I'cndli
.Jt ;tou pasHi'd Hull l.a Ciranil.- last
letrrec on its I tine of sale mid
v nei ner i lie tin if ih ai i no point oi. f,m
. euiini n in ny. iiuiii iimj i ,i in n, prou IICMOU OT III I lie pOUIL OI COU-
lllumensteln ' 1 I'ittshurnh, ivnn. Jstiuiption.
"With y litis fuudatn' hint under-
' nlng on No, 1 1 en
In !o, New York. Tin
i-ve-
ronie tor Ituf
y wilt also visit
One Is I line and
ply and demand.
Hie other is place. The ticlua
of the prodiicl depenils In a
vale Individuals In the same line un
IffH It has control or sufficient vol
ume of I tie total prod net to insure
its a hi Illy to S' II in any (plan I H y.
to standardize lis product, to reach
any, market in the world ami lo
hire the same lype of busim-H In
telligence which prevails In ordinary
industrial cor jiorat ions wit hout the
creation of an xeews overhead
against t he products itself.
"r-pert management is vii.-n mi q
their success. Tin se modern com- O
modify organ la I ions have found that
they can go into the op n markets
hire experts lo w ork for 1 hem
Insteud of against them, paying the
(experts Just us high salaries a a they
""" got In privat
large .. , ,.
1 best invest mem
oi.
buslneHS and consirl-
money ho paid is the q
1 jiriceH afforded all fanners ns in
r.'Kiilt of the infill' nee of the cotton
. . . . I
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FOR MEN ONLY
g These iiold-Plaitcd gi
Genuine Gillette S
o Razors
at S
o
o
Culinary Creations
ever made by the
, Archie Ulrchfield and ralvin Mn
hnfey were anton; the KuterpiiHe
Ifif sis wtio were regisu-red at I lie
l-'oley hist vvenlng.
Mrs. U. H, ilrowutoii left thin
morning on No. 17 lor Kearile vhere
m!h will attend (lie Supreme Conven
tion of I in- 1'. ). i m her return
Nhe will vIhII frirmlH In I 'orl l.-iml 1
fur a lew days.
Mrs. C. K. llunners.t and Utile
Mrs, Mary flimmons ndunu-d to Urninddaugliler Kehieca jane Wll-
Jier home at Island Cjiy this morn- Ik'iiis, hit HiIh morning for I'ort
liir after, spending a. short time in land, where they will visit reatlvi-M
this Pity shopping. fi"' 11 "hurt lime. Tin y were nceom-
t 'panleil by Mrs. I la pperset l 's mot her.
Airs. j. .ii. i,eiHiitan, Mm. .lanes ; rn. . v.. niit"'rwn m l ornanu, one-tenth of all the crops as incus
Iluril and Miss lleima ), Koshuih who has I n visiting 1" 'his ehy. !,.,.,( ty dollar valiu are marketed.
were JHiKi'i' guests in this cily Kat
standing the farmer Itegan 1
how lo solve his own problem
of that new knowledge has come
movement thai already has become
tlie most important development In
Hie agricultural history of Hits coun
t ry and so far-reaching In Its ef
fects 1 lint It
directly the pockelhooks Of the
tire nation. It Is a movement which
today engages the at lent ton of one
si lh of Die farmers of t he 1'nited
H:ates and through which more than
However, many (lain- o;
ty women are buying o
them.
Don't lie Too Late for a g
Real Bargain g
On the Main Corner g
"These two principles that of or
ganizing by commodity and the em
ployment of experts are ilic t wo
H,;funduim ntals on which modern com
0u' 'mndlty marketing stands. The oth
er thre are: (Jrnwers only as mem
bers, so that there will be no di
vided Interest ; on iron-clad cent raet
under which members must deliver
nil i heir nrnd net for a term of ! O
..,,,.. ,llr,Kly or In-!,.,.,. N0 ,i. .nc-lnHnn ,y Hmvo' OOOOOO0OO
sJ&V (11SC1K OhUKISIS
On the Main Corner
m-iliiy.
Kolcy, ,
Tlicy wit(. rufflHtorcil ul I Ik
j Sir. 'toil Mra. P. H. Peck, wlio
lniikr- IIh-Ii' liom III Walla Walla
Al'i'lca onvrs Tnidc 'Iiimic4'S
"Mortt than nlTiciy pi-r conl of j
IIm (Irlctl rrtiilH, 7.ri ptr rent of tin. j
t'llrilH frullH, TO nrr cent of tlio to-i
J ' ' ' ' ' i ai i mnn harm,, lii) pi-r Pi'llt 4r Hit' nulH. J.i i
of Hi.Nlli Africa iih a i-ui.-oiv.cr lur Lit citiI of tln milk iiml milk pro-j
V llll'l'il'll M tllilllf irilllllM In ill Milll'Miinln nil. I 'III It... nAlmn
vitii 111 lhi rlly Salur.iay on liimi- mpoi lini i. ami Ih in.pim.r.i: .11 itrown In Hit. I'nllt'tl SlalfM un' Ik-:
nim They moppi'il iih kiii-hIh hi I In- n'lmracii'i ..r tru.li', iH'.cur.Kiii; ; Trtnl,! j nK niarki'li'il loilliy 1y ro-oii rallvi.
., ' IroiiiniinBioniT Sii'Vi-nson of I ho I i- i iijihocIuIIoiih of 0110 nlanilar.1 lypn, by i
'parlnii'iit or roiiiincrri-, who 1 win ly la Hlainlni'il 1111MI1111I anil for a man-1
Mra. .Inn Givit If rt thin morn inrr 1 r,. nrm .1 ir. IIiIn i-lli all.-r llin ' yi-a'M ; ,iril pui posi'. Then' un- 1201 n
for In r lioiiir al Wallowa an. r mop- 1,1 s.ivlir In .lnli.iiiiii'Hliiiru. i i:h-iihtm ho IioIoiib to lliiai- roni-i
PllIB In'lhlB i lly l.isl I'vi'lilnir on Iht I Wlilli- In pri-war iluyM Ihi' Atriri- linoilllv iinianl.alloiiB. Tln v havi'l
ri'iiirn iroin a anon minim im 11 ml 'run ah.uo ol South Aliii'iiH iiinorl-i I l..i.rn,.,l 11...1.. utuT.-m 11.- Mini
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Repaired,
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acetylene Welding of All Kinds
Cylinder Boring and Oversize Pistons
Cank shafts, Pistons and Piston Pins Reground
Giro Va a Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
pleasure I rip lo Yakima.
'' '.-Mr. : and Mrs,. Krnesf fohler
oiuoug I he I 'nion shopfiers In
clly Malurday.
Hommer. -
: Mr. and Mrs.
.lOHeph, w ere v
this city. They
Mnmmcr. 1
They stopped at I he
was iiimgiiii leant, and during Hie war
it was abnormally large, it Ii.-.h now
settled down to a substantial 'amount
this -and represents buinens secured i.iler
It. .1. r'ninphcll or
t'ek.iuid visitors In
werl guests nt t lie
1 vPh.
Mary Itlppey bit tliis morn
ing for her home in Portland after
visit llf liere us the guesl of liei
tlungliter. Mrs. . It. JohiiHon.
-Mrs. Frank Wade passed through
Oraaute t his morning en rouie
for her home In Klglu ni'ier visUtng
in Port hi ud tor. a short time.
, Mr. otid Mrs. 8. J. Ownhy of Ore
gon Clly, leii I IiIh morning for Ku
fipilse, where l hey will visit relatives.
i
:Mrn. M. A. Zollinger of Portland,
end Mrs. 1.. fant of ('orvallis,
were amoug (lie loiirlsls who stop
ped at lhu Roifinier Hal urday evening.
keen coinpetllloii. Since the office, of
the American Trade Commissioner at
.lohimucahui'g wan opened, more Ihan
1 ihi American goods ngeneles .Tiuve
been made operative.
In order (o establish the desirability
of South Arriea as a market in tint
minds oi' Ameii'uii shipper aiu;nan
ut'ucfu'rers, .lr. Stevenson is now niak-
lug a tour of Made center, deHcrlh
lug It;; advantages.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Oaulke of
Joseph, were In Mils city yesterday
visiting friends and slopped asgm.siH
lit the Homuier.
'3. .1. Smith. JaiueH ( Smlih nnd
N. ('. Cordon of Caldwell. Idaho,
stopped as gucHlH al Hie Summer Ijin)
veiiluir. Tiey are touring west to
cousl points.
Mr, and Mrs. 11. I. Cilmorc and
Mrs. Nellie Spencer and daughter.
, Irwin, spent yesterday In linker us
tiu sts of Mr. and Mrs. Jay spencer.
.MImsps Tlielma and lona Cray
were shopping and vlaiting In Uln
city SaJurday. While here Iheyninp
pM ul the Kolcy.
Mrs. 1. A. WeMii-iiskow w us in
from Imbler Saturday attending In
luiftluertit mutters. She slopped as a
anrs; tit the Savoy.
lid. Meyerslek and A Una M-y.-r-slek
left t his morn lag tor I 'on land
and Seattle, where they win spend
lint'.lMi Theological Sclnsils
llciiorl Dcni'th or Sludeiils
I.OMION. A1') According to Ihe
London newspapers, there ih a (jrave
shortage of clergy in Ihe Church of
Kngland. tHIteijil figures disclose
Hint ther(. arc fewer Ihan 13,mm In
cumbents Ibis year, which Is K.ikmi
less Ihan the number required lo carry
on the work of the church. The theo
logical collrgeK, i he newspapers say
are nearly empty.
"(Mir full Mnff should number 21.-
niio," mud Cmuoii l'artridgi. secrctarj'
of the t hiii-ch of Mngland Central
Hoard of Kinanee. "Taking a genera -Hon
as :!tt year:'. It follows thai 7iO
mi'ti should be orda hied every year.
We have not reached that figure, for
11 ears. in itii.s there wero only
I H ordinallons.
'One of the laiia- s of this shorlage
Is the financial posllfun of the profrs
simial clasves from whose ranks Ihe
pricHlhood Ih usuallv recruited. They
canmd now afford ti give (heir sons
the long, and expensive training re.
iiuired. Another cause in the unat
tracti eni'Ms of Ihe clerical profession'
as a career. Stipends are rarely mor
than ?l,;nti a year."
PATRONIZE
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
' All the Time
FOR THE REST MEATS
Children Nhs1 Mncrgy I'raii
Sucli at Hccad
nni:.i & xit cakks
2 cups stale bread crumlis
2 eggs
1 tbsp. melted bnlter
1 cup chopped nuts
H tsp. celery salt
'ij tsp. powdered aagij
Pepper to taste
Pent thn eggs, add bread crumbs.
Make into email cakes and bake for
nuls. butter ami seasoning.
11 mliMilcs in n modcriitc oven.
i Mai
La Grande, Oregon . " (J?
I ho substliullon of the principle of
merchandising for that of dumping.
"The world's consumption of
American crops is approvimately In
even rat In monl h by monl h. The
monthly usage of eon on, for exam
ple; varies from 7.H per cent in No
vember to per cent In March,
consumption of every ot her monl h
being beiwecn those two figures. Yet
7 per cent of t lie crop is dumped
by imrniers during I he mont hs 'of
He pt em her, October, November find
December, Aboul lift per Cell I of the
wheat is marketed In August, Sep
leinher, October ami November. This
dumping procens floods Ihe market ' 9 "ft'OP 'PPTTr' TJPQT TViTPAT 1
with an excess kuiioIv and lends ils.O ' 1J ,4l-",4lJ
aid to speculative manipulation. Jl
results In a situation wherein every 1O
farmer competes with every olherjO j
farmer lo sell and where, under the jo
pleasure of debts at (he hank audio $
i O '
the need for food for the family und'Q
feed ror tlie learns, the necessltli s of lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
t he wealtest make the price for all. v.v i .'L.rT.'T'.-v. .. - " -"" r
Plenty Of High Shoes
Here
Plenty of Oxfords, Too
Some or the bine foes coine
from Alaska, but most of tliem
come from a dye factory.
No Individual 1'armer can remedy I
t his uit nation. Collecllvely, farmers
have h arnf-d (hat their power to i
avoid Ihe evils of dumping is limit-1
less and that their ability iuiellt-'
ntly to nlerchandls, their crops Is
jusi as great an the ability of any,
city group to merchandise lis pro
1 lift . Co-operailng farmers have .
Hiibstlluted merchandising for dump-;
lug. Whicli moans simply thai they:
cout rot t he movement of farm crops :
I so that ihe crops go Into the mar-,
jketsof Ihe world al such linns audi
jln such uuanllilcH that they are ful-1
t ty absorbed ut prices that ure fair I
under given commercial t'oudilkms, '. j
"TliiH la the one fundamental alinl
of the ntodern en-opera live market - ,
lug association. The aim In not ar-
Ibitrary I i mi t Ion of price on an arti-!
fhtal basis. The ulm is purely to'
apply1 10 Die greul Industry of agrl-'
cull ure thosi' principles of business
which have been approved in every
other type of manufacturing, prodnc-
Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Tins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
Leighton's Welding &
Machine Works
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
,-, Darken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea
nrandmothor kept her liair beauti
fully fkirkvurd, flossy and attt.ictivc
villi a brew ol Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whcntver her hair took on tint dull,
fatled or Mrcakcd appcirame, Un mui
. pte mixture was applied with wonder-
, ful elfret. By asking at any drug store
(or 4'Wycth's Sav,e ami Sulphur t'um
" jKmno." you will get a larne buttle of
tlm oM-limc rciit, impro.l by the
. addition of other inprtthents all ready
to U"iC, at very littlo con. This sim
ple mixture can he depended upon to
1 restore natural color and beauty to tlie
bate
Well-known lrugi;ists mv everybody
lis! Wyelh's Sage ami Sulphur Vi im
pound now bet aue it darkens so n itur-
ally and evenly tlut nolsnly can toll it
hit been applied it's so easy to use,
too. You simply dampen comb cr
toft hrtth ttnd draw it through y-ur
hair, taktnir one strand nt a time. Hy
inofninK the gray hair diwprH-ar; al
ter another, applie.itiisi i.r two, it i re
ttorc o it natural colur and Iih4h
fjuy, tott nd beautiful.
We Offer!
G bus. all bent of warden mil, 2 !
tfood l-iiit trs. fine shade trees rilso,
uood 4-room house, utorte foundation,
lli-W Kai a,'e, new modern, hli fre IliMl i
lniiine, small barn; wnttr for InlKii
ttou from ditch--u splmdld home fori
some one. Terms $:.ao cash, balance
tr.io pi-r month.
HEATERS
The man who prefers high shoes for colder weath
er can pick from a good variety here conservative
or novelty styles. In all of them the quality that
saves money for you.
Priced high enough lo give guaranteed quality;
low enough to give guaranteed value. And fitted to
give, real comfort right from the start.
$6.50 - $7.00 - $7.50
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
206 Depot Street Phone Main 118
Coal - Wood - Oil Electric
NEW OR USED
- ''ts on V nv.'iiue. rood li-room.
house. H'ood Kurnffe, fine lnwn trees J
and shrubbery. Hiiiimc Is modern, In.
ealtiin wood. Price is r'tht. $tiiMf cash, 1
balance monthly, '
Ita e
We
pait of citv.
Kf you pi ie.
cant lots in most nny 1
Let us hhow you aiwl J
We h:ie llrreC Jnopirite
be h.tndbd with IKmI, jL'Mi
cash; If 1 ins mi balance.
ttial can,
and ;'iu
La Grande Investment
Company j
Humidor Pipeless Furnaces
Humidity for Health
Ask the hundreds of people that are now using our
ruinates and Healers what they think of them, and
on ihe strength of (heir recommendation vou will
buy.
Furniture Exchange
Phone 171-J. Piv and Jefferson
Host Prices paid for Used Furniture or will
exchange for New.
ItrlUlile Acuta for ilrllfthU
- ltimirMn Onnipil. a. 1 " . . t
A.lurng av. 1'lion Alnln Hi -------...............................................'.
Small Wears
Department
Yhen you need anything in the Small Wears
line We Have It.
Also good prices on Talcs, Tooth Paste, Shaving
Cream, Face Powder, Peroxide, Perfumes, Pox
Sta(ioncry and doens of other articles used
daily.
GIVE VS A ( AIL
ANDREWS VARIETY STORE
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