La Grande evening observer., October 06, 1923, Image 6

'"PAGE" SIX
THE LA, GRANDE 'EVENING OBSEHVEE
Srtirnrchy, nctoher-ft, 1923.
Personal Mention
O.' l. Mayn 1h tn tin- ciiy lo.lny Hlr.j.pin
from Kl.-uili, 1,1 mill Ik niilM.-n-.l
t ho Koliy. ! o I
ut I In- I !.
Classified Want Ads
FOR RALE OR lltADIB
WANTED
ThomnH J, K or nun win anions the
Vlnrrnl kim'mIh who with tvy-iKl irel
ul I ho Savoy Hint ( Vi nliiff.
I O. I!. IVI. II ami
! N'iiiiii:i, I.lii in. wriv
! : 1 1 1 1 rt 1 1 t In- K" '' nl I ll
I'Vi'NllHf.
family of
ivui.slen-il
Soiujiht hint.
Mih. W. It, futon and won relirrn
Ptt 1 tilH morning from a nun t visit
villi rvlallvi-H ul I'niiy.
IrtKtl -
tt All church notices must be in hai.i:
tt the hands of the editor by 4 p-
tt tn. Friday afternoon.
: II n K W WWW UWW
tldKiK''. Inquire t'iiiui.
urU Addition, on Maplo St.
W.AXTKD Work by iirurtlrnl nurtio.
Maternity cuh-h invit-m-il. I'hono
SOO-W. 10-B-2I
J (Win
Ml
W. WNft. who
.Nf:u-,.-y. I in
lotli.y ail'-n-llii; to hiin,ui-n ami
n' i p( n j; i.I the Hummer.
! f HU1STIAN f HI'Hf H In rhurh
Ifwliiv enw-ntlul to 1'lirintfun living?
rnah' H IiIk Hoiit, f(,iM my i H nml boimo nay
it 1m not. Thin iii(-Hilon it inn if with
( irruitle
j other hearing on tho nam Ihinir
tutu he angered In Ihc wruion Hun-
jijay morn In tf. fait you ho a fhrin-
! M iM. fiuy Tiip M returneil to li'T.tton and not lie a meiiiher of the
! .Iioim- in Kat. i iniKe Iliin niorniiiK- aT- ; chiirrh will tie the leading tiii Niion
it HWiprilntr in Lit ( Ira tide lawl eve--of Die Sunday evening wrnion. In
lli:iK :ih a cniiif ut the ;:iiy. hold Merniowt wn will a t -in t to
Mi'H. A. ,1. Turner wiih hi the Hlv miuan- our uiiwerH hy the Itilih- and
yefiterdiiy rotii I'ninn vinliimr nm! Mm, .1. It. WilliuniMon left ' thin common sense. 'I lie I tilde He, mot jKOIt HA M I--1 !.;:) Mux well light de
shopping. She Hlopii.it ul the Koi. y. ; i n i,u: lor Kijjin. v.inre Nhe will wo elH ul !i:4B. f. K. nieetlnKM ut I Hvry In Al condition. A lmrf;nt:i.
., - . vlaii Mi'.h, l:;il!i SciH'i for a short i:o. Mnko Monday n ?nod ouy ror impure: hun jerrcrson avenue
1!. II. HiiKKerly wr.H uniontr i h
ln Ion vlNliora who wi-ro rvKh;tern
ut llie I-'oh-y lust, evening.
I-'OU HAf-M - Italian pruneH, I'elti , . n.
'WANPK'iJ Clean coiton raKa at On
piuniM una sweel nppieu. rnune - - Q on
a:i"-.M. Maypurk.
to
none I
-5-t
I'OIt HAl.i: ll'?:t Four door Kord
Hedaii, nearly new. 1 'Mi t ln vro
U t tuiirinu. .M. J. (iosM,, 111. Wush
iniclon avt'iuie. l o-fj-i'i
l-'OIt HALK
4iil-M.
',i healing Htiiveti. I'hone
(-C-3t
Mr. and Mr. J. .1. Hi" nr.
Wnl la Wulla. were reKmlen-d
l'ohy litftt evening.
of .
h,
(ioil. O. W. Jones. .MlniKter.
Mrs. Kn'dKiilon P-fi Hila morn
ini: for Iter home in I'orihind ai'lei
visiliriK relnliviM tiere Cnr mime linn-
Mrs. O. llanHh-y of Swet lf, Id'i
1 hn, left for Monltiiller, Idaho, win ri
' she will visit Ki'vernl wer-;s.
Mrs. V. I. Wnrner of f.a (inuide.
Irft for Weston, hhiho. last evi t.U",
on a pleufiiire nip.
I Mm. Veda fitrrey of l-'lora. Ore
ko:i, l II for I'oi-:land lusl vi-nin.
j when nhe will visit for S'-vi-rnl
; wt l;.'i wit h relai ivi s.
.lohnny 'f'r;tniliii i i: n.l find Oliver
of I'orllJind, ri f iirm-d home hint ev-
niiitf on No. ".'S afler u Hhort
to l-IiitiTpri:!".
Mrs.
'( for .'
n-re slie
v'e'-Js.
' Mrs. Jar I; folllns of KoIik-. Idaho. !
returned to lu r home after upend im-1 MIhm Mm
several days In l.u Orundn, vjhiI n-. led
aneh lit:
Mrs. J. f . Smilh of I.a flranh'. whn-
loft for WiHPonnln liuil evniinw. to vn teaeher.
sp nd I ho w lnl. r.
, t llooi of Wallowa, was reg
istered ainotiK the out. of town rui-mIn
s ho were reentered ut I he Savoy.
I'JUrln was rertresenled anions th
RiieslH fit the Savoy hint evening li
WIIHnm Walker.
Kil. Aster and Lester Komi of Keho.
Oregon, ure unions the Inmin.-ss vi.
tors tn t h1n ett v tod a v. Thev at-.-
tills iiiiirninr; on tit
train for Knterprfue,
has aeM ih d a position
Mr
and Mrs.
.tie,
TR0DBLESH0OER,,
timely tips for
the auto owner
I'lltST HAI'TIHT f 111 Itc H Sun
day Sehool at 10 u. in. Mrs. f. K.
I lapersett, uperlnteiiileni. I.e.sHon:
"Ahr-.'i ham a Itlessintf to I he Whole
World." Mrs. Whitney refilled us
leaeher of llie yotinjf ladiea rlass on
leeouul of Iioiiip dul h s and Mrs.
''PjAlcAidory was appointed to tatte lier
fpfaee. It Im wlih regret that we ar-
j ei pt Mrs. Whitney's r signal inn us
i Itrown of l,a fJrnnd". u.j. W:!H a . woml teacher und loved
Lishtiei., iat ven.ni,'. j,y al! I)(.r p,nM Every Hafts has
.ill visit for several nw iuif.voM Oils fall, lie In a rlusrt
; Sunday. Oood intiNle Is promised for
I Sunday, lo,t h morning' und evening,
rite Whilroinl) of Spo-'n-,,-. ftl .,,,, . f.vlmlll(i ,n i10 hnlr
from vnpfttlons In lliolr old aeenfl
toined pl.i.eeH. Hear them und Join
in eonwrr-Kational siiiKinK1. The sul-
jjert of I he sermon Sunday morning
wilt he, "Our Duty As flirlsllan
Stewards." -Our Kreat denomination
hi studying- this question this month.
We will lieop step wllti them. The
young- people met and organized
Junior Youiifr Peoples Soelety with
n dozen ns eharter members wit 1) a
promise to douhle it hy next Sunday.
Miss Kortliiint was eieeted d I reel or
of tills department. Hoyd Hilton,
leader for first Sunday. These will
I each he trained In leadership. The
suhject for the evenlnif sermon will
le "The Trlii 1 of Our Lord." The
pastor will review a hook on this
suliieet. There ure many Interesting
things connected with this part of the
I ill'e of Jesus. No true Christian :
doiihts the Virgin Itlrth or that the .
jTrlal was unjust. His spirit hears j
I wit ness u ll h ours. That is enough j
ilmt we have other testimony. A. H. j
Hilton, Pastor.
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WANTED Your used Furniture, if
you are buyinjr or selling Furni
ture see Houghton's. Opposite
Thorns Grocery. 8-127-tf
$Hl JiKWAIOt for return or travel,
fug hag und contents lost Sunday
between I.a (liande and I'endieton.
I nil lain J. .1 . I . on end of bag,
I'leas" notify Soimm-r hotel.
10-.l-2lp
hlghwuy for cont ruction. I 'teas:- let
us not have any more mistakes, und
iiilwunderHiandingM about thlr. road
situation. Will you pleu.se nidify the
AMhland chamber of commerce und
othei-H there will be u great deal of
construction work und it. will be dif
ficult lo route travel, hut the. road
will be kept open to the he.st of our
ability."
Fishermen Make (jixxl.
ante weather conditions which, luivo.
prevailed outside for several days, tho
trailers have been making remarkably
good catches of Hilvertddrs, several
getting from one to two tons to the
!o tt. 1-nst ni);lit one boat eamo In
from it four days trip with three ions
of libit on homd.-lt hud been uh far
soul li us the month of the I'liipojiu
river .mil about in lie.: off tdiore
The eatrh represented two days' fish.
ling by u man and bpy'.
ASTOUlA,Or. Denpite nufavor- 1 Tf.-ul The nhsi'rvor Want Ads
! i
Kiuul To He Kept Open.
MKDFOIil). Or. The following
telegram wis received here today
KOU SAI.K--Hargaln, fbv.dand true,
lor and plowing outfit ; lightinj
system, like new. Inquire 1 f. I o j from Harvey M. Toy, ehalrman of tne
Adums. I u-U-1 ot j 1 'utifoi nli highway com mission, in un
- , 1 1, ... sw r to one snt by II. o. Krohbach,
POll SAL1-l.'H on Klnt Si. between 'r't'','""'-v M;'' tdedtoni chamber of
Spring and I'enn. Kast front ,f0
by 110. phone :t(li;-.j. lo.-r.tp
A!iee was r prenenlei pmong the
(rioHtH at the Koley las) evening by
f. W. l-'riawold. IP Is spending to
day t rannriet ing busincst..
Airs. 4. (. Harrison left. HiIfi morn-
fug for her home In Enterprise af-
siopjdiuf in ihis eily lani evening
on her ret urn from a visit at Spokane.
M. Wallace and j
fi C H. SCOTT-"
FOR SA1.K Klectric washing ma-
rhino In splendid condition. Phone
4GS-J. io-l -1 1
FOR SALK Two tots, nicely !o'-at-td.
Corner Spring and Alder.
Phon.- 32i-n. y-i!:t-ut
FOR SALE Deds, dressers, buffets,
chiffoniers, springs, ranges, daven
ports, library tables, 'iZ Spec'al
riflo, a one-ton Truck, cheap for
quick sale. Hougliton's, opposite1
Thorns uroeery. u-ll-tri y
eonitneree, whb'h was prompt id by
the report published .several days ago
in Portland newspapers that the Pa
cific highway in northern i 'alilorniu
would be dosed this winter becauae
of construction work:
"There is no truth in the state
ment about the closing of the Pacific
iwnF.nwonn typewriters I
wood Rebuilt Typfiwritcrs, which ; JX
are late models, anil as eooil as I -'-jgJ
new ut uoout nan tne prit:u ui iiw
n... rnll nml coo tliom W. C I '
Tuckey, 1808 Second
FOUND
LOST -Ladles purse containing nion- i
ey and other small contents. If j
found return to linfi I'i nii Ave.
Ueward. l-4-tp
then,: e. c! ifsyrffPtvL '
St. 8-25-1 ni I 11 tfQ.
1 n 'if wx&
lliniMlmnMiiiiiii
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FOB KENT
y
HowtoTune Up the Engine for Power
and Economy
Most automobile owners like to have the engine adjusted so that 1
when it is ruiuiing, hardly a sound can be heard from ii. Sometimes,
however, this extreme silence may be at the sacrilicc of economy and i
f'wcr'?nl m:y '"crfase 'he cost of your overhauling and repair
bills. This applies to one part of the engine only, the Valves
jf the clearance on the valve is adjusted TOO CLOSELY the
valve mechanism will be very silent, but the engine -will not have the
power and pep it should have, aud the valves will require frequent
grinding in. If the valve clearance,, adtcd; f,o,rrcc.ilvthf flalyes 'r
Would not require Rrtndmg in oftencr tliaii aLoiif once in every 5 iXIti
miles.
Here is the reason why a clearance must bo left between the valves
mid the tappets. All metals expand when healed, some more than
others. W hen the heat of, the explosion strikes the heads of the
valves " heats them up and of course the whole valve expands
shBhtly. To take care of this expansion, a slight spare must be left
between the bottom of the valve stem and the top of the valve tappet
or rocker arm. If there is NO space here, as soon as the valve KcH
iroi- piuperiy, men leaks, tins results
SI0P MftMFNl Villi -.It 1-1 JOSS
SPARKWPpiNTOFPlUG P5WNT0P
-t-fflV Or CYUNDtH !
KriMcniui. cin itcii Holy i-om-munlon
at K:lin u. m. Hunilay Sc-liool
at li:t.i ii. in. Huly ( 'oniniiinlnn uu'l
H-'i-mon nl ll:lm a. m. l-Jvi-nlnir
I'rnyi-i- nml Hi-rnirin nl 7:0(1 p. in.
ttlHhop I C.-iii In.rt (in will prmtcb tit Hu
ll : mi u. in. Bi-rvlec. lli-v. S. W.
Cri'UH'-y. Ki-elni-.
FOIt HUNT l.lirlit liou:"ki-i p ns
rooms, unfiirnl.sii.'.l. Vhii i:.irr--re.
Imiuire 7H7 Fmirlh HI. ln-:!-!lp
l-'Oft TtKXT 10-room lno.?--i'!l luiusi-.
$r,0.(HI monlh. Jnfiuirc (.ilin-rvt-r.
!l-2U-lf
1-0 It RENT Piano.
Phono .Main -to.
S-12-tf
1.1 loss of compression. The
amount of clearance allowed va
ries on different engines. On a
1'aekard, for instance, the clear
ance is .OOJ inch, or about the
thickness of a sheet of newspaper,
while on a I-'ord the clearance is
.020 inch, or about the thickness
of two government post cards.
The average clearance allowed in
UII4 inch lor Intake Valves, and
.("Id inch lor Kxhausl Valves.
Alter grinding in the valves, the
clearance must lie left slightly
MOKK than this until Ihc eni-iiie
(str'L""!. St- !'-'ls 11111 about 51)1) miles, so as to
IW-v '!:.' allow the valve, llm- t l..l ,1
properly, then ihev can be adjusted
to the KX.iT clearaiuc. I'm. I
out irom the iiistrucliou book Mill
received Willi your car whal 'the'
eai t e'l a.aiirc is f.ir your e:i-
write the m.il.. r ol your car and request .iiinllier conv. He will l-
Zl : s
r7f '. "Buih VAtvf 5
AyjUSIINIi AND "T-N.
I HI -IC( Hi Pit
OVERHLAO VALV-
mw.v, in M.p uy you with one providing on e.vc the vcar and mn.1,-1
he clear ,t ! ,'" I",""" " "verhcad valve eugine.
bmio n nf .h. checked helween ,hc ,, , ,!,e valve Mem and the
bc.llo.il nl ihe rocker anu. llie illustration shows ele.ulv the point
where the clearance is cheeked on b.illi lv, es
rl, I Tu'a""' '"' llu' vitves'i,, the vvlind.-r mus, he
closed lake out In- spark plug and lav il ,p ,. evlindcr
rr k"';:!;!11"1'"1' '' - -IoU- w-'lli the ha nil
for'theiAU'v i:: ZT.i:1
Ii i,n.:i.l.. i I-..-.,.,. ,i ,u i in-, i, iiu- n
- v"i-.iie snue. II not)
as a guale. A sheet ol ne
ar-
Iv
Ulli-r
t ,'i, i.i,i i;nv i, ne er- i i
mailable. 1 1 1 - tollouillu will s.-rv"i-
razor I.I:,,!,. 1. :."i. i' "' '.' '' a (olielle
about .tilt, ieh ,uZ"mZu;TTT T' 'T'
valve clearance , the csael' ,, , ' ' , 'ue d -d h V "' V'u
book of vcar ear. I i von .In n,,i (,.. I . i i i , I t-t liori
the valve hrat-, v.u and rx, , , . , 1 '-l'-. hen
bail I.-. x aU ,s
'tur: a:.d whv n!,-" rf fpiii t-' t in,
utstiMcnt i, T h (,Ki;. I h v
hut d is lu-tlei- tti have t'-e-n w-i
eiiou-'i. It ilu- .ilc-. ;trc rornu
chrkuiH .vouiul v.'un ihr u.Kun i
the nii:inr iN warmed up.
I he l;ir;uir.. ,-. adjusted uliru the v
iyhndcr bv 'novr..Ili; tl(- Uh n.u ,. ,i
in ail overlie... I alrs n!:ine, loov,-,.,.,, ,
I urn tin- siiuv or i uh ,-
hen ttu ha-, e t rlu, luM
. i.uioiMr- witn nn- w:iiuii, u!
the otlicr. Alter ou conu.l-ti.
char.ttUT In u-aLe : Ull. hl
iu Here t i h l entn r llie lnt l
wi.
id. In
"llie t fii.m. s
lU'ijlitnlh
M t Itjl ,( H
u- ll.nd t.'
U the .id-
j PltKSItYTKItlAN ( Iltruc!! Our
j ine. ilnH In llunun Mall last Sunday
j wi re w ell al tended und we enjoyed
jtlin new quartern very much, all ho
our hearts are set upon our new
eflittreh homo- which lias made - rapid
strides litis past week. We will con
tinue to meet in llonau Hall tint 11 1
our own church Is finished and to
morrow will give us another privi
lege of s( udylng (od's Word in the
Sunduy School ut U:4f, with cluss.s
and teachers for all. The morning
worship hour ut It ut which time
Miss iMiibelle Miller, who has charge
of the music. In our high school this
year, wlll.be our soloist. You will
w unt to be there to unite wit h ot h
ers In praise and warship. The ( K.
at 0:30 at (he SnooU home ut IT. nr.
M avenue. At 7::t0 in llonan Hall
wo commence a six woehs course in
World ClilzeiiHhtp to which men and
women and young folks ure Invited.
Kvery Christian lias an interest In
every person In all the earth. The
Christian has long known w hat t he
world is Just discovering: anything
t hut nf feels one nation lias tin In
the work of our church us 1h fall
season comes und we urge ull mem
bers or (he congregation to enlist In
some of our organ tzai Ions. Win.
'rosby Itoss, minister.
fHSPtT''MMTIl(irIST 'kPJSCOP.W.
CMP lit 'II The Church school Is
grow ing In numbers ami hence In
Interest . There are elasnrs for all
who attend the session which opens
at h) a. in. The puslor will speak
al ll:uu a. in. on the subject: "A
Hasket dinner, and n boy's contribu
tion thereto." The parents nre ull
urged to attend and bring with them
their children. This will be u dis
cussion of the lino u boy may be in
society. At J : :in p. m. the Devotion
al meeting of the Kpworth l.eugue
and at 7::tt) p. in. the evening ser
vice of song and sermon. The ser
vices are planned to be of Ihe most
possible value to all und lu the King
dom. Mrs. (Icoi'kc HuntiUKimi cor
ny of linker will lender ll pleasing
and helpful solo at the morning ser
vices. - i;iiuer CIrant Keith, pastor.
MISCELLANEOUS
HEMSTITCH! lMft nnd nlcot eoVe bv
Mrs. Bert Ilujrhes, H17 Washing-;
ton avenue. 417-W. 4-lG-tf !
is yon: siii-:
ItM.liT?
1 f you are ailing you should have
your spine examined by one skilled in
iliia line.
Chiropractic adjustments, combined
v.itli proper diets und hygienic meas
ures ull! insure good health.
Sit
lIi. WOOPIXL
Chiropractic and .Naliiropath
Suite 20. Soiimicr lildg.
co.Nst ir.vi'iox rm;i:
HEMSTITCHING and Picot Edge
promptly Hone by Mrs. E. C. Tuck
ey, 18U8 Second St. G-27-tf
HEMSTITCHING and Pieot Edpe, j
also Corsetiere for Barcley Corset.
Mrs. J. F. 0'Connell, 1104 O ave- j
nue. Phon 147-J, or Putmans
store. 6-8-tf
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In Stock at Our Store
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buyaVSED CAR
with your eyes shut!'
-It's just as risky to trust to
luck in buying a USED CAR
as it is to sail a ship without a compass.
The dangers of unlooked-for ex-i
penses disappointments losses,
are all overcome by the "Ask-the-Envelope"
policy. This National ?
trade-mark removes the blindfold !
it gives you the understanding and '
knowledge of our Used Cars it
is the compass that stars your infest-'
merit into the port of Satisfactory
Service.
Southard & Shinn
Tn America alone
there ure thro
mitnu widows
who have to vmili
will y ousts?
S0 jlllll)
today a sunlit
cheap flat and a iob in
tne garment factory '
Her story is buing enacted today i n hundreds of Ameri
can homea Letaue falliers ami husliar.Js r rcicruttinztc ohout
msiinmce. Ycsterdi-.y. the was lie hriKhtspoc in a nunnvhomr.
loday.alie is one oi the three riulilnn wi,Jos who have to mil
anil slave because the n.eu who Uive.l them weren't adequately
insured. Her husband believed in lite insurance, hut he n-ver
quite not ready tn carry any. IWt yon orccrastlrmte- write
or phone now tor your copy' oi "'l ot Sprijg that Never Hum
Dry." It's tree by mail for the-csLirej. 7,
No I. Pocket
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you'll like; the front
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SriKNTIST-forncr o r .rst und mat; 1(J(.US js adjusted
Washnigtoii. bunilay niormnu ser-lo . , .
vice at u o'clock. ".V merely uiriuug me
Ml-1
the cotuli'.ioii oi ihc ..n(L., .t ,.. ,' .. Ml
a screw driver iictm-cn tin- .-oi', of i'l.
a - . " -r ; .!. t..o , ,!.,
Iiir rni;iil IO run r
course to lit a in valve
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CONTACT BRKAKr KroiN WV'C C'-'i ' "
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HIMl'WItj ll i-.s..
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ate.
Silli,ii-i'l ; -M'lll'clllty."
Sundny school ut 9:4b a- m. W'cil-iir.--ilav
cvenine nicetinir ut 8 o'clock.
ncadmit room open to tha pi'c ' o popular proportion,
rvi.rv Moii(i:iV. nflncsduV Ulld Sut- O 11 1 '
unlay from two to four. All are
welcome to attend our sen-ices. o
g lens mount; jiicture size
2 is 2''i x o1 i inches a
Trice $20.00
Suitits (.uthrr in Coiifi'ivmr.
RED CROSS DRUG
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l.attt r fiay Saints were here Krllu I
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The Modern
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W. C. SCHUPPEL, Asst. Mmuigtr
H. R. BLAUVELT, Executive Special
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THE STITCHING & ART SHOP
MAIN .VIS III.-. AIIAMS A I'
Blankets! Blankets!!
GGxSO Fancy Stripe Blanket, neatly hound
with silk. Priced for quick sale.' SG.r
66x80 Fancy Stripe Blanket, stitched edge,
wool finish $0.30
66x80 Large Plaid; very heavy. Priced
right ?4.)8
61x76 Extra Heavy; just right for Fall ?3.75
Bahy's Blankets, ljue and pink stripe, 3 IxoO.
Quick sale 1.98
Baby's Bunny Crib Blankets, scalloped and
stitched edges, 36x50, $1.!S; 30x40 ,$1.25
Have You Seen Our Stripe Flannellette and
Coiton lints for Comforters?
Andrews Variety Store
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