La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "
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THE OLD HOME TOWN
Bv SLanlevf
r
..' BLESS THE LOUD, O my soul, and forget not all his
benefits; who rctleenielli thy llto from destruction: who
crowneth thee with loving kindness mid tender mercies.
Psalm 103:1, 4.
The Smithy Passes
The village smithy no longer Btands "under a spreading
chestnut tree;" the garage has taken its place; and the
blacksmiths of today, arc so few that when one of them
passes away it is a matter for comment. This is true in
the case of James T. Harvey who, though his shop was on
West Forty-second street, New York, was known as "the honmh
SA Wlfc.LW KLUl LChT HEfe rtUStWlD " ' .
"""'' Vvnt aTANOlNO. IN FRONT OF TM6 STORE WMIl.
AJjJWjl SHE WENT iNiiDE Shopping -THREE HOURS
f--JSll7t LATER MISTER KU3T2. WAS FOUND FROZEN
yz?WViJftff TB rue SI&EWAIK ... a. m....J
COMMON w
leejGEi
SALEM, Ore. (By Iho Associat
ed Press). There ' Is no such
thing utf a cofimioit luw inur
rluge In Oregon, the supreme court
held yesterday.' ..The decision re
versed ;the Multnomah court.
VAM'OUVKU .MAY St'l'I'Elt
SALEM, Ore. (Hy the Assoelut.
ed I'reHs). Vancouver, Wash., ut
the Orctna Green for Oregon!
folks, will suffer if a bill punned
by the house becomes a law. Tlio
bill would abolish county resident
requirements for a wouiun seeking scutlered ubout.
mnrrluge license. Til n Ktnto Uoanl of
ONCE fl'ON A TIJIE
' Everybody drunk from the Hume
irluss in tho rullway coiwh.
A roller towel lit the hotel wusll
rui)MiUceoni!iioduted all comers.
Thousand of people died every
year from typhoid fevi'r. I
The health officer's chief Job j
was to Inspect alleys and buck j
.mils, and order .-nlnrldn of ealel.,,,, I J "nl"tl School orchestra
ixi-1-.e, rnenunuoan. Ja. (I'en
ih ,.v. I,r;'l. 2cii. p. in., concert. Ilur-
Representative Ilullny. of Mult-Muted rlni-ipully for the piirpow: of j Jl:t.. John Greeley, director,
miuh county, explained that 'exumluliig and licensing physicians. I KI'OA. Scuttle, Wash. (I'aeirie
villatrfi Mnplcnmifh nf Now Vnilr 1? hA i.. hi ll '""en coming from other states There were flies In every dining'1""' ,-u:l j P- m... Olympic hotel
.. .? . ""J or counties to Portland Intend- room. i concert orchestra.
Ull the prize horee owned by Fifth avenue society leaders. Ig to wed, now dash for Van-I Nobody thought of registering u.! Kl'5. I.os Angeles.
cuuver ioi- a license una a nun-
OFFICE
CAT
AOI MAR K MO.
By Junius .
Radio
If violent eeivl.M' Is csseiitinl t
lieultli, how l It Unit llio turtle
limits up a tiHuril for liiurilty.
Ttiuraday, January lit.
Thursday, silent night for: KFAK,
KKKU, KFDM. KKOA. KOA. KHU,
KHNL. PWX. WAHO. WBAV,
WBBO. WBZ, WCAP, WCAU.
WKAO. WEBJ, . WEMC, WOK,
WI1AZ. WHO. WJJD, AV'LBL.
WNJ, WOO, WOS.
f'KY. Winnipeg, fan. (Central.
4f.o. 7:30 p. in., lesson In Krench
diction and conservation, A. C le
Lulande; 8. Canadian National
Hallway's program from I'ort Gar
ry hotel,
c.'NKU. Calgary, Can. (Moun
tain, -130), 'J-ll p. i:( weekly travel
tales, "Johnny and Jenny Jingles"
and youthful C. N. It. travelers.
Canadian National Hallway Sym
phony orchestra; George Booth
man, baritone.
CNRW. Winnipeg. Mun. (Cen
tral, 450), 8:15 p. m., bedtime trav
el tales; 8:30, The Melody Three.
l.llsa tiraull. soprano; Lucia Hart
contralto; Margaret Fletcher, ac
companist: "Tho Functions of un
Express Foreign Deuurtment In
Overseus Trade;" dunce urogram
Frank Wright's Country club dunce
orchestra. ,
KFI, l.os Angeles. Culif. (Paci
fic, 469). 5-6:30 p. m.. Evening
Herald, table tulk ulld news; 5:30
G, Kxuininer's musleul hulf hour:
6:41,-7. Y. M. C. A. speuker; 7
7:30. dance orchestra: 7:30-8, Hel
ta King Nelson, mezzo-soprano:
Phillip Musgrave, cello: female
iiuartet: 8-, program, . Ktundurd
Oil conipupuy of Cullfornlu: 9-10.
Ilxniiilner. program, Zoellner Con
servatory of music; 10-11, vocal
and instrumental.
KI'KC, Luwrence, Kmiis. (Cen
tral, 275), 0:50 p. hi., piuno tunlng
ln number: 7. music'. Prof. Wuilei
whltlock, tenor: university string
iiuartet: 7:15, "Ainarlcwntzallon,
Prof. F. W. Blackmun: 7:30, chern-
Istry lecture. Dr. H. t;. Allen: 7:45
e.lucatlnnal psychology, lesson IV,
Dean It. A. Schwegler. ' .
KKKX, Hastings, Nebr. (t.'en
Inil. 288.3). 9:3(1 p. m.. progrum
But hoi-se-shoeing is not the only picturesque ocHipa-'h,tr
tinn t.hur. hiia Hisimrtpoi-nrl ru la rtiuuttn.iiMtwr Tn flm..A .1.,.,., I
" -' ... V. -J l.l.H.,jV Cll 111 UILOU U.IJ O
of machinery, few now make shoes by hand, although the
"shoemaker," is still applied to cobblers who only mend
them. The country lias no "cradlemaker," nor the town a
cooper who makes barrels by hand, though the word still
persists as a surname. These surnames offer a most con
venient method of recalling forgotten trades. Who would
guess that Thacker or Thackeray was the man who thatched
.WW. ,..V.. UV.L... , ,J H.I . HO lllw UIIC III1U llilll II, HI ni,..,.l..
. bmt-er, ne wno rooieci Willi slate !
CHARGES
FACINfi MEN
FROM UNION
(Continued from Pugo I.)
In n car 111 front r the house hur
ried Into the building.
Big Still found
the , roof with straw; that tyler was the one who tiled it, .'
A lew other minie.'l, I'.S They enlere.l the house armed Willi
; Collier the charcoal burner; Chandler, the candle maker, I !hrrs' aV.'6'-Ka!, r.tinTnk.hT
and I'ul4er,.the.,.cloli cleaner, will 'show how numerous' flon' room, me gallons, or ..mush
were t!it nnrinnl. cvnttn. V.hiflruMiith l,a ..;,.i.,i la"" 1 2 ""llon ''o finished
i'i.nniiiiii una iiu I'UlllVtlieia ,,rnitinl In liolll.w
i; amomr Enclish familv 111in.CS. Ulllnss if. hp t hn nlilirpuintnI 'Vhv stolcii dioihtIv consiitl hif nf
Smith, though, in German, there) is Klingensmith, X tTl'ZL
"clanging smith." Hut the horseshoer was a Farrier, b"1"''' i wienehes ami B gold
propped in our dictionaries but retaihed in the diiDctoriea.-, Z'XUX Z,
But with the passing 'of the old, new crafts are findinc wl"',(! " haU l,l"'n fl""B liont-
a place. Beside mcchaiiics we now have mechanicians audi ' ti.0 ' rew.ers entered n,e i,,,,,,,.
beside undertakers, morticians. Modem life is more com-!'"'-' "' halk "'oor and hud plied
plex than that of the past and calls for specialists.
Underpaid
If there is one class of workers which has been over-
vl-
erul new tires near the exit
dentlv expecting to return tali
I'i ni th ult, ('iiurcsseil Act.
Moit lleckwl.k. eaiiRht with the
gooil:,, praetleall- confessed his
part In the crime, according to I
Oil. (Pud-
birth in any other place than the i fie. -7S). 10:30-11:311 a. In., sun.
family Ulble. shine hour: 3:30-4:30 p. ni.. orgun
No one took u bull! if II t II Sat- i recital. Itoy Held Brlgnull; 7:30
urday night. j 11:15. Temple service. Temple choll
Lota of people thought thutlund Silver band with sermon
wearing asaloetida would prevent Alineo Kemplo McPherson. pastor:
smullpox und diphllnria. ',9:15-10, progrum. Butts Music
Itcd llunnel underclothes werclrouipany: 10-1 1, organ recltul, Es
all the rage. j.r .-riel.e Green.
i .uiibiimiuiuu was an iiiicui .line K(i(i Oakland. Culir. ll',lrl,.
312). Il:3u-I p. in., luncheon con
crt. I'ucific Stutes Electric com
pany: 4-5:30, concert orchestra.
'M l.ale of .1 .llffe."". "'r'..8!-. I'ri""'": "A"", und the
Mi nts make." m.1,1 ll - ! ' ' "r""r" .K"uw 8 3"
vinn tho VIIIHUU.IMI' 1 iv.u puiycrH; Anon irio;
i i 1 . i it lie
ijlseum. ami folks who Uiul it wcrtt
mJvttel In drink u great tkiI ot
whiskey or go w-i-st, or tlo btith.
iih(4'il man
Kl(l lunicd out
IIm-
(o Ih II sLuilli.
.. . iNOW AM) Til KN , ' '
Tin1 mitten once Uo. goi
When her love lurm-d to liatc-;
Uut thiH'H have ctianfiud Kitn:o then
Aiul now he Rfls the khU:
Clnclnniitl, Einiulrer.
'I'he nitllcn he no lotnger gets
From his liulv lair.
Ami neither does tn- get the gate
J'or mow he gftu the air.
lluuttna. ii'l.. 'I'lihiine.
In giun'pa's day.
11 me here annomue,
In village j.tore they told It o'"i
'"He Hot the grand bounce,"
W.irrell. Ohio. Tribune.
Hrnry llul-
olher chores about
I the place. He ald that he threw
"(lie wiiteh away on onlera from
Herkwhk.
The inn wt-ie taken to I'nlon
ll'e oilier ih. J. A- Heiitlev iMh.
claltnti any participation Jn the
deed InHfHf i that he was merely
ooked in Mm ivnfliiiaftmml .,,! ;.,. ;.. : tnipioy.i h Heekwlck to milk
; " j.-v. v., ,v ftviicuu uiLitdin; iii iiiLiiiiit.- , mivH and do
ic is me gieai cinss. which oconpips 4ho pulpits of tho
chyivhes in the United States. Their profession forgotten.
j they are abnntloniiur it for the trades which will jrive.theini
j.. c vkiK. .,.,. ic-Biyiiwii ins 1'iiai'KC. IIIKI lit!-1 hearing en Hie burglarv charge
(Clliied a collide priiTcssmliip to cum $,ri()(l a nmntli us ,il,"'r""e v. a Maxweii. jnstu-e m
j plasterer, llo learned the trade !.e liis income "ZZ- J'U Tried"" ""Z
a minister nf the co.spel lequired him to plaster his wir""""r v,l,"l"":
;home that it miBht not disginfe his .nBiBatin anil hi: HJinPw l),7, i,1oJ u ,,,.
Menace hultic Shipping ieti
lie gut the inilleli. Kale ami air
And bounce. Hut lliricd
Hut cf the road by liuinperH new.
He gels the lad.Cs ilusl.
l,l, W.M.I.A Is the mil.. i ll
mi iimiihI ill Ms imtiH' (hill Ihct I
ii.llili'tl l lulce.
religion.
I U true that many of the churches have lieen moved
!.i t 41 1.. I 1 I... : i . i
j1" " '"'. 'mi nave-iiu rejisea me salaries fr tlien'
The leading rob' Is the hank
si.amih:
ki;aiik.
II has been
AMSTI:itlAil (API - Tuenlv
'.pastel's. Hut (he eases of luirdship ai still mmieioii.- M,"l,!"""1 ' e wu min.s .m
;nd the compa.i,, of the money relnrns ofcle, tryn.en 'XT Xr:,? X
with thosn ol skilled and even casual laborers' reveals some ""' ,"','"l,,t" a lonnbiaide mm'
astonisliinir disnanlies. A wiiloi- i-..,l .. i V..'. ". """",""' na n.iinS miiimnt
. ' ' i-.i'i tie riu nils CUI1.SUI Kenelal I ,.llt.
"nijr uii.si.s niiti nets some siirpiisino; results Thus the ' "'""'"'''b.
average weekly salary of a minister of the Itaptist .l.uit:,U::;,;l7:.,..:tJ.,H;h,.:,lr.:;
18 $25. I. tit even a hod-currier gets more than $:!() whi'o ""' ,,r ,i"'""" m'n.s e.e 1..1.1
a mason g.-ts $M. a l.ricklayer $5o. and so on. Those later ZSX""',;':
fijfures be it notetl, are also the average for the entity "r ""'m m,v'' ,,Mf n rMover..i
country. Kvci vImmIv knows tli.it n.i,u i , i V K U1,v or ,,n,,,, ; "v-
are very much higher.
Ill Home utiv
wmoiih i 1 1 tM It Ih iiKdtiii.i'.l. thioiiKh
,! tilrh I h y u-re m
nmaic
ti'il's orcheHtra.
KtlVV... Portland. Ore, ( Pueirie.
4!U'), I'j'.'Mt p. in., ct,neert. irivlr
MtiH.'c club; 6, children's promam.
KHJ, Los Angeles, l'uf. (I'tici
fte. 3!5), 12:3u-l:30 p. in., nj'WB
and inuale: 2:30-3:30, I'aeirk
States Kleetrle company, Grace
Cnrrey, harpist: 6-ti:3o, Art Hick
man's niltmore hotel concert or
chestra, Edward Klt.patrlek, iliree
tnr: 0:30-7:30, slorles Amrlcan
lilutory. Prof. Walter Hy'veHtei
Hertzo; llek Whiylou, juvenile
It went this va; 1 reporter; S-lo. prosrum urraiiKud
lv Beth Wouilrutf Nurdwull; 10-11
Karl Hurtni'tf's Mlltmure hotel
I dance orWirsira.
IKJS. Los Ansdes, 1'alir. (I'uci
fic, ft L' ) . S-y;yn p. in., program
t'liskslini; of Instrumental und vo
cal nuinhers. 1
I KNN. Hollywood. Calif. (I'atiric.
:i37. X a. m.. morning prayer; If,
I lllrt'd Hand, news: Hlrml
Han! h morning message; I o:;tti,
Mrs. Kate Itrew Vutighn. home eco
nomics: li, Wurlltzer pipe or pan
l oiifih tuck, t.in mll-H 111' "'"' . ' m- IOttl' 1 r" '' "'
vmae 1 renins; li-7:3M. iltnner
hour iniiHle; S-Kt, proBiam .the
l.hms eluh; 1 1 I . a he l.vnuin's
Cueoantlt drove danee orehestru
from AmtaiHsidor hotel.
Kl'(. San t'raiiclsco, Calif. (I'u
eitle. 4:':n. 7 a, m., setting-up ex
enlH.B; -2 p. m Uiidy Seller's
('alrmonl hot nrchestru: 4:0
f::io. limty Keiers l-'alrmonl hotel
nicheH'ra: r.::i'i-ti::tii. children'o
hour kI'uIi-h: 7-7:3h, ltu-lv H' tt-ei's
Karmoul hott-t oreheslra:
j Theodore .1. Irwin, organist: .i-l,
pioirrnni. Anna K. ItlntcKy. eoti-"iri-lle:
la-u, k. Max liradfleld's
X'ettt itile hand.
j K S A C. M anhaltan, K u lis. ( Cen -!
Ural, ato.7). I2: p. m.. tuning In 1
1 1 ' " " i Seven l)uy
1 i uniii m tii iimkh- 1 n(,.(
for leetlnn. As the emeruenev ' L"" 0r "r J' ' Adams;
still exlsls It Is prol.ahle new'7"!' oll,,t" un,i l"'nlnR ex-
eteetion will he called In It short ' V"'""'"1 ,t:W' "Ul,'r ,,n'1 Savln
In In lime. i"'v'- liarriel . Alliird; 7:4U,
ita.uo roileKe trio:, 7:4.r., "Meut:
Tho Musclo Maker," , Kutherine
Hudson.
Kl. Hi. Louis. Mo. (Central.
649.1). 4 p. ni., home hour.
KYW Chicago. 111. (Ontral.
636.4). 6:30 a. 111,. monilnic exer
cises; 11:35. tahle tulk, Mrs. Anna
J. Peterson; 2:36-4 p. in., after
noon frolic; 6:35-7, children's bed
time story, I'ncle Boh; 7-7:30, din
ner concert. Congress hole): K
8: I'd, "Twenty Minutts or Jiuotl
Readinj;." Hev. J. I'eriiiu:
9:06. program, Chicago Ahsoclation
of Credit Men; :I5. safety first
tulk, ChicaKO Motorcluh; 10-11 :3n.
evening at home, I '0011 -&ind-rs
Orlglnut Night huvvKa.
WAAW, Oitialia, Nehr. (Central.
21 H). 7:30 p. m., biidye lulk. Mis
I'urdy. (
WBAP. Kort Worth Tex. (Cen
tral, 471'. !f), 7:H0-H:3O p. ni., dance
music. "The TrouhadouiH;' H :30
10:45. musical program, artists ot
Texas Woman's colh-gi .
WCAL, Northlleld, Minn. ('en
trul, 360), y p. m., musical pro
gram.
Wt'Hh, Zioil, 111. (Central. 344. 61
S p. in., mixed iiuartet; trio. Miss
Hotlingshead, Mrs. Hire, Mrs.
Huth; Mrs. Curl Hulh. harpist.
Miss Holllngshead, f I mis': Mrs. L.
J. Hire, vlolalst; Dun h i Mauoti.
trombonist; Mr. und Mia, U. M.
riteel, tenor und soprano: Joseph
bishop, baritone; Mrs. H. 1. In.
mun, soprano; Dorothy Kchau.
pianist; Mrs. , lluldu Klaminer,
reader.
WCCO.' Minneapolis - St. I'aul. '
Minn. (Central, 4CJ.3). 10:15 u. m..
home service. Betty Crocker; 2 p
in., ''The, Popular Concert. ' Mis
Agnes Kryberger: 4 niuguzlue hour,;
"Willlum tho Conqueror; I'url j
One;" 6:30, children's hour. Gol
Mcdul ludy; 6:30, dinner concert.)
Dick Long's Nankin cafe orelies-!
tra; Kuler Brothers quartet; 7:45 1
"True -Value of Arctic Work,'!
Donuld McMllJan; 8-U. inualcul pro
grum: 10, dunce program, , "I Hck
Lung's Nankin cale orchestra.
Cpllgv' Mn Wriennif
At MwaimV Sew t'lnli
Drapery Fabrics
THE attraction of a carefully furnished
interior it more obvioui on bleak chilly
days, Windows hun with our new Colonial
Drepcry .Fabrics will bring a charming
warmth to your home and tec a dominant
cote for the color scheme.
Ol'I ICLIi (iKTS ll,l I ALL
HAVANA (AP) One of t In
most cosmopolitan organlzationsdii
Cuhu Is the University club o Ha
vana, which recently celebrated Ith
third .anniversary. The club con
tains anions Hs 300 members rep.
resentutlves or 20 nationalities and
of almost 200 colleges and univer
sities In the old world und the new
Tho club was formed along the
lines usuully followed by such or
ganlzutlons In the United States. It
requires u degree from an aeered-;
itcd Institution of higher learning
us a primary, requisite for mein-l
bershlp. j
Willie the club's chief purpose lb
to keep alive love of alma muter I
among its members and to eticour- i
age their social and cultural lire
It extends u welcome to visiting ,
college and university men from all1
over the world. 1
was fined $0 and cosIh. amouiiU
j ing to $272.
CANBV. Ore. August Kolhen
herg. night policeman, wan seri
ously injured when In- fell from
the running board or a cir travel
ing 4 5 miles an hour. HeVas pur
suing a car piloled by O. A. Lubel
of Sllverton. who whs said to be
fnluxieated. As the car on which
he was riding enme to u sudden
slop after It had passed Bubel's
car two mile nort hea-st of iwn,
Lolhenberg fell t the pavement.
It ubel was brooch t to I'inliv.
however, and lodger In jail. He
pleaded guilty tr. the chnrgo of op
erating a c:r while intoxicated and
Linn Nt'ioo) i;ejNr( Made.
ALBANY. Ore. Mrs. K-Ina (h"-r
county school superintendent, n .
ports that of the 2iir pupil In
the rural schools of Linn county,
1X47 were being educated in one
room Keliools. In t wo-leaelier
school there were 4f!; in cfmsnli
duted schools. 175 and in villhge
schools. 124. There wen- oil in
one-room schools in Linn county.
The total value of the rural schools
is $215.!2.r and Hie annual ex
pense of these amounted to $224,-105-54.
Never try tit uigtie with 11 man1
who just likes to argue 11 n lens youj
:ie big enough to hit him In the
nose. ... , j
I
IC$ a square meal for a dim
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
r .
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACIIINH SHOP AMI 1'OIINIHtY '
All Klmlh nf iMai'hliirry. AiiluinhlUi anil TiaiiorH lliiilrc
OvrrliiiMli'il mill Hflmlll
A...jl..ii. Wi-lillmr .if All Km, I.
('.vlliulrr llcirliiK nml Ovui-8lze I'lslon.s
l'rnul.liillls, I'iIiiii mi, 1 I'miiu l-lns Kiitiminil
HIVE US A Till A L
D. MTZGLRALD Prtp
He
town with a blowout and no jack. I
She Oidn't you bring our.
check book?"
I
Ida KiHitigh has iit-ehcil a hill j
for ft.Ytm for a telephone rail rie!
made 011 her family phslrian one
iih'lu Inst eek, nsUIng htr 11 I- 1
uoid nieanlitu' "Ket'iirrcut '
fciei'.'
dl. 1
i:t; 1.
r-
IK'MiS H.I
ure.- The
iuloruM") I hal
have 1!-.
I Hie tsuie nt" 1mm.oimi In r---
tundiliK bitnds to take up oul:-tand-
tng city wirrants. voted hv the
Oalry Hat ions."
Radio (inestion box:
A. W.
Mat-'
d be-1
MIM-'.KVA SAVS:
why m;CAi si;i
Sounds crn.y, don't il 7
Hut it is just natural fr
lue to talk that way.
Hecause people's K h t e s
bought nt The Hunt cry fc
gooo.
Hecause they are god.
Hecause they look stylish.
Heeu jso they tit better.
Heeuuse they wear well.
WHY xi many pi-tiple:
ttuile here
Hecause they are sat is
Hed Hei'ause the price is cheap
I teca use you read this .1 j I
y n u U n ov u here to b 11 y
slices.
THE BOOTERY
Where Stylo, 1'ricw nml
Ijiniltty Are lipml.
('AY HAYIH .N, Mar.
T
'S
GROCERIES
I'HONK MAIN 753
The Sun Is -Shining
Somewhere!!
I0xli-a I";nicy ('clrij', Lmirc Solid Ik-ads (if Ulluav
l'lcsli Ci ip Spinach, Now liimcli 'I'm nips.
Ami ( iirnits and New Cabbage
I'.acun, Utile Link Sausage (our own inaKe),
IVesh Country Style Sausage (made in
mir own market)
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pivfession. duly iinpiossed iipn the rhu.ches. would lead '!,,""',, 'V ,.,,,,
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enjoys the iMinliuw.
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shmy by always having tlieiiuon somethinti you like
Just when tho dark clouds were lifting comes the sad
news that l,017CD(i cases of juilmnii have been packed.
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Ford
Sedan
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$692
I'ully l,(tiipped
Del.'.'ercd in La Ciandc
Perkins
Motor Co.
Colored Shanion Dresses
$1.85
New shipment just in t a reduced price and we are
pleased to give our customers the benefit of these
new prices.
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Star Threads Are Fast Colors.
Kmbioideiy Thread
Peail Cotton No. 5 .V
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