iday, DecernlHjtr 18, 1925.
THE EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
sha I Htf ttmllntr th WiiMhltiirlnn
, State Xurmul .school, to spend the.
'Christmas holidays ut the homo of
her parents here. Hhc will ret urn
.to school Jnnunry i.
COMING EVKXTK
liber 2S lllcH tlou la vote
M'llUOl IllUlgCt.
Jeta- . I. li I Hioii livestock
hltou lit I ini Ore.
Hero for Medical Attention ,
M 1h Carrie Hunter, of Island
'City, who hns been visiting at the
visit during the r Holidays, Miss home of Mrs, J. Itoynolds here
Day in n student ut the Oregon !Uncl receiving medical 'attention
.Agricultural college. Thli Is her j for several days, returned to lior
lH at. Home
V, ' Joe Munhull Is ill at ils home,
S tin North Flrel HirviTt.
j second year at the college. ;.
i Home from Huntington '
I Mrs. Ualnh Pldcock returned
thiH morning' from Jlunttngtun,
where she has been visiting for
u few- days.
Vlltcr (iocs Home
Mrs. Jisso Griffith, who for two
weeks has been the guest of ' her
I'ul her, It. T. Uurnett,, anil other
relatives in I a G ramie, peiurned
this morning to her home ut -lo-
iiniuni. Wash.' , .
him CHj fro... Ki.lerprisr-.- I 1 ' "'TT ' ,
, Mr Jerry Kicker, whose home LA w J "'J" nIp w?r f?r
Iflp at Entcrprtee, was shopping i.i ! h' -W in
DUi Orande yesterday. . I Uuhl' on ,l J" r(ular ,n,,r of '!"
f I J 'spertion. Mr. I'erley makes )i!h
I Hfi Wlmla- i.IkI.1-- !,HmV ilt Portland,
J i llurold Nureguard, whose home
. V p at Wnllown, was a visitor to La
ft)rundo Wednesday night.'
' In Oijr Yestewlny
jfc Mrs, JKdell and Hon, otf Perry,
(r' drove to 1m lirunde yostepdny and
Spent the, day shopping.
I tikamptag in Portland ;
; Mr.' and Mrs. L. I. Snodgrass
'-' have gone to Cortland lyiduy to
i , -
Bt from Klgin
v, JrMra.'A. Parsons nnd . Onnghtcr,
, vho make their home nir Klgin,
V'Vere shopping in J41 CinuiUu -s-
i.i,- . - .
' hnrM in City .'. !
,) Mm Kato Murehison nnd her
ijauirbter, Mrs. Wilson, wfro shop
?; plnK in Ja Cirundu y'estenluj.
helr homo is at Summecvllle.
-yj v. vs.'
y: Comml'-!fo'lf,'s Called
- Judife II. G. Couch has called a
1 meeting of tho country .commls.s
jf ion era for 10 a. m. Sutnrday at
hia office in the courthouse to
; finish the work on the Hiuto and
county, tax levy,
ftletumintr from t'nlverslty
MiHa Constanca Cleaver will ar-
hoiue ut Jttland City toiluy.
Arrte a.st Mbt
Misa lb len Mohr arrived In 1m.
Grande last niht and will spend
the holiduy seuson here ut the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. I. Mohr. Miss Mohr Is spend
ing the winter at White Salmon,
Washington with r. and - Mrs.
pwlght Klostejr.-, und , uttendlnj;
school there.
ltrakemuii s 111
Jame.s o'Sullivnn, brakeinan on
paHsenvr tniins Nos. 17 und 24,.!
is off duly today beeauHi-Ar IHuuw.,
I. NiiliollH, of Ituniink'l. is stib
stitnttug for him. O'SulUvah livfts;
at 1'i-ndleton. ' .
Homo from. OVA. C
A number of atndents arrived in
ftti tjrunile - this inorhtn from
Corvallis, Oregon, where they ure
uttendlDfr tho Oregon Agricultural
college, to spend - tho ChrisiniUH
holiduy 8 with relatives nnd friends
here. Among them wer . Harold
Schroeder, I-'rancls Knodgras.
I " 'U.l'l .-huiii, tmj .Hill
' Zinuiinrmiin- nnl Ttallna .Inrolmnn.
Her' rir Holiday Season -1- -Minion
lleadley arrived in
j Grande this mTirtiing from 6r-
I vallis, wheru he is a student at.
I I ho. ( )regoh Agricultural college.
lie will visit his parcnis-here- over
Iho hfiJidays. . :
rive home Saturday from the Unl
wmty of Oregon. Sho plans to
-hrlnff a guest f.or thfc Christmas
S holidays , '
Voting in la Grnmlo
' t Mr. and Mrs. M. Thode, of
' Ftyittland, Ida., are visiting in .a
Oraade, They nra registered at
the Somnwr hotel .
Here from Weston
V'.N. K. Warren and children and
, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Warren, all
' of Vfeston, Ore., are, guests at the
-Dommcr hotel .
liuys llospiiul Supplies
llolger M. Uirsen, superintend
ent or the Grande Hondo hospital,
is home from a buying trip to
Portland and Seattle, where ho
purchased a quantity of furniture,
fixtures and supplies. ;
Home for Holidays
Paul Meyers arrived in Ia Gran
do H.st night from Portland to vi
sit over the Christmas holidays at
1I10 home of his parents, Mr. und
Mrs. l J,. Meyers. He is attend
in gtho Columbia university in
Portland and will return to school
January 5. "...
Mr. nnd .Mi's. William Duhy hore-
Mr. and Mrs. ' William luby
were visitors to La Grndo this
morning. Mr. Duliy is chairman
of the state highway commission
and visited the highway offices
here on business. Mrs. Dnby ac
companying lilm. Their home i
at linker. -
A. G. S. Mntlnro Annmuicrtl
A..iuatlneo for the members of
tho Associated Girl Students Is an
nounced for this afternoon at the
high 'school gymnasium. Carols,
lancm? and a spread -will furnlnh
entertainment. Miss AVllma. Gas-
kell and the ,-mcmhers of the koc
lal committee ure. preparing the
refreshments.-. .....
Homo form I'.: of O. ' ,
J-'rancis Jtoblnson arrived in I.a
Grande til U morning from Kugenn.
whero ho is a Btudent tho Uni
versity of Oregon. ' lie will upend
the Christmas holidays, hero with
his parents, Mr. und Mrs. P. .
Koblnson. His brother, John Hob
in son, who Is also ut ihe unlvor-'
sity will arrive in Ia Grande Sun
day to spend the holidays here.
1 - - - 1'
I Markets i
I'OH'I'I.ANO JIAHKI-I'S.
rOllTI.ANI). Ore. (AT) Live
stock gteutly. , .
Kkjtb Ono- to two cuntH lilgTior.
rirstH, 8oi3(ic, cutrirn 3 'J eft
lliitti-r s.)V;tili Jo liiilf. n cent
lliittrrrut Ktcaily.
SAN'
torruf
FltANl'IXCO (XV)
5Sc Iwru todiiy.
Hut-
l'OltTI;.XO (iltAlN MAJtKirr
l'tlHTIt.n, )r., (Al) Wheat
mill, lmril while, 11. 8. lluurt,
KOft WllltO. WOHt4Tll Wllttl'. It'Ct'l-
hor nl Junuury. 1.&2; woati-rn
ipiI, lcrojnb(T unil Junuury, 1.
5S. . ,
Oittu No. 2 white feed nnil No. 3
prny, iU'rotnlier anil Junuury, $2.
50. Corn No. s K. V. shipment,
Deccmher nnil Jumiary, :I3.76.
SIAnKiri-S AT A ni.ANCK
NKW YdllK, (AT) Sjtoeks
l-'lnn: InililstrlulH rernpture spee
nlutive litlereHt.
JionLs rStemly; rail IfvtieH in !e
tnunil. Korelpn L exchanges Mixed;
lrenrh fritncu lower. "
totton Hteaily; lure exportft.
SiiKar l'.ower;, weak cables.
I'ot'fee Fasy; ' poor upot de
manil. ,
rome and ir rtiut railed to relieve
him from the five years' Hunpen
Blou, he mlKht orrer the preslilent
his resignation from the army.
Jnpuuoso ltuyalty rtirnllu's
nin e onpun ror nmriDiuny 1 . . ; t.-,,r vrmm. Hns un.l H-rii .
- " ' ' i I I'.ONDON, (API-The reveml-
TOKYO (Al'l The private en-!ble eloak idea Imported herefrom;
ItaireiiietUs of Heveiul prlneeB and jthe Itiveriu hii. been tuken up by
iii-ineeHseg of the blood have been: the "bet people" who cannot af-
1 neeTPPS Mimo '?! lTafl unnotineed and the- ofrielal sane- j font nutonioblh P. ; ,
mfeva .luuil 'I , of the emperor Ih. expected. . The London reveralblrf wrao 1
I'rlnee Marilhlld Kunln Jr., win very uav on 01111 side; . aultable '
Coldest This Month 33
(Continued from fane One.)
CHIPAOO, (AP)- Wheat
Lower; dlMuppolnlillfr cahlc.i.
Corn Kiwy; cnnllnued Rood
weather. , , i
. Cattle Easy; lieav- steera In
liberal supply. :
Hons liowcr. 'i ' ,,
2,134,000
BABY FISH
ARE FREED
" 1 '1"
CConttnued from Pure Ont.)
Tointstone lake
CHINOOK SAI-MOK
Cntherine creek
v. Wnllowa ronnty.
TtAlNHOW
Wallowa river
olnC ( brlMmas Shopping
Mrs. !". W. Warnock arid Mrs.
; Grace M. Snylor, uro liere from
Joseph today doing Christ mas
hopping.
RMnniH to T&in
i. ' Mre. I. Humgardner returned to
. her home at Klgin this morning
J after vinlting and shopping in X.a
IUninde for a few days.
I CallCHl by Hlmws
Mrs, K. J. Shankland,. of Port
; laud.: poised through l.a Grande
this morning on her way to Josn-
.' ph culled by tho illne.ss of a rel-
atlvet.
IflomA from College
' Clyde M. 1,oekvood was in I .a.
4 Grand rt this itwrnlng on his way
to Knterprise from tVirvalliH. Ore-
Iron, where he is a student ut o.
A..C. He will visit over the lioli
' duy' at Ills homlo tltere.
, llonm for Holidays
-. Miss Heh-n Keains urrlved In I.a
Grand" I bis morning from the Ore
fton . Agrleull ural college nt 'or
vallUt, where, silo is a student. Shf
a en route to her home near
Cpvo to siiend i lie t'liriKimns holi
day. Ifart 0Kratlnn for Apeii(lieflis
: Knid IUipp'r.sei t, l )u young
daughter, of ,ir. and Mrs. Sldney
llapprsf tt, who underwent nn op
eration for append ieil is nt 1 he
ttrande Honde hospital a Tew days
af 0, Is reported to be getting along
nicely.
fti Way to Kntcn-rlfe ,
; Miss I-'raneis J ny was in T.n
Grande this morning on her way
home to Kntririse, where .she -will
Tom Graham Selected .
Torn Graham, of Portland, who
has frequently spent his summers
with hlw brother, Charles Graham,
in La Grande, has been chosen us
one of tho two students who will
represent me i ntversity or ure-- Lostine rlv
6"U mw imprBOdi-Hiam iili-vl t I ItOCk Cl'eek '
Kvanston, 111., this vacation. ' llMinam Hver
leaves the day before,. ChrlstmuB. ' Rofl. or k . '
The meeting, ut which will be rep. ! prairlft crcrV
students, is for the purpose of dis
cussing social und religious pro
blems of student, life. Mr, Graham
is an undergrudunte instructor in
tho history department at the Vnl
verslty of Oregon , - -
In City from Joseph
I Knap per, of Joseph has been
visiting in Iji Grande for a few
days at the home of his (laugh
ter, Mrs. ( H. Kberhard. , .
Aiifcptcd INtslllon here
Miss JSvu Wt Jias accepted 'a
position marcelling at tho model
beauty shop . Miss West is . re
cently from Portland, v Slio hits'
practiced beauty culture for n
number or lears, both In Chicago
and Los. Angeles. She is a sister
of Mrs. J. H. Hitter of this city.
On .Way to Klgin
Tavld S. Tucker and IT. J. Imr
nes, both of Klgin. wi-ro in La.
Grande this morning on their way
homo from Corvallis, where, they
are students at tho Oregon Agri
cultural college. "
l.ert this Morning
After vislling here for several
days at the home of her parents
Mrs. Walter Kllnghamer and her
little daughter, Marjorie, returnej
to their home nt Knlerprlse this
morning.
lowf. co.rF..ssr.K FitAvn
j WalU'Wa lake ;
Maxvllle, lake
r nuook Titoivr .
Wallowa lake .
I Wallowa river
YANKS
Wallowa lake
J Orant Cou nl y
HAINBOW
I Olive lake ;
,lturnt river
North John lay
CmntlllH Ctiiii(y.
HA1NHOW
Kast Hlrch creek ?
t'limas creek ;
IWalla Walla river
51.000
Jd.orio
20,001)
20,000
20,000
. 20.0H0
76,001)
2.000
? IHfvmhcr IO-2i 7
',' HitvmlH'r 2S-2-I 0
1 At this lime last year
were withstanding the cold weath
er, by keeping fires burning con
tinuously day und nitf.it. wearing
mure than the usual share of win
(or clothing, and In many case's ru
mutning Indoors entirely.
, Weather SprlnglUie Toxlny.
' In contrast, citixens ure' going
about town today In sunshiny,
springlike weather with no dhow In
evidence without overcoats and
the least worry is about frozen wa-
terplpes. Hy 0:80 a. m today tho
mercury had climbed to 44 degrees
above aero.
' The official figures In degrees
above for this month are as'fol-
.01
.or
.02
.OS
.07
of Prince Kunln. is to marry Mifs fui- the theatre and the ball room,
, Nuoko ii hljo, fourth daughter of )Und the other anything but flashy.
iH'lnw xen, i)ul itttu Prince Huneturu lcliipo. Tho dull-side is worn in ih) .un
Im'Iow cro. , princess Hanuko Iva'uiu, slater of i dergrouml, tho buses and trams.
citlKcna i'rlnee Kanln Jr.. is to wed Prince The Hciuino becamn verv nonnliir
Hlhonobu lushlml Jr., third : son 'because so 'many society women
of Prince Hiroyusu la'ushimt, und pne this means of travel, it en
Prince Tukehrko Yumushlna,, first I aides them to do a
lows:
1'inte . Mine. Mln.
; : "
' 2 am
' S Ai 2'..
' 4 AC :m
6 : i :tx
B 52 2
7 , - 41S 2fl
R , 47 :t:t
. 0 44 :u
10 42 '32
1 1 " :..4H S3
12 4f ' :i:i
18 :..X 41 :tti
!4 22
15 41 S2
10 411 It I.
17 42 87
18 ' 22
A vera go 41 82
sen of the late Prince Kiltumaro
Yamashina and the only Prince at
tached to tlie nuvul air corps, will
take as his bride Princess Chikuko
Nashimoto, daughter . of Prince
Morlmasiu Nashimoto. '
Tho three weddings have been
plunuv,d for the spring.
change just before
i heir destination.
quick turn
arriving ut
Ion Lace on French Frocks.
Historic Army Orders Filed
In Archlvi or Ohl Harmed
VA.NOOt'VKlt, Wash., ' (AP)
Copies of two general orders, one
promoting II, 8. Grant from brevet
i second lieutenant to second, Hon
i tenant, and assigning his to the
Seventh Infantry, and tho .other
announcing the death of . John
Women's
Felt Slippers '
89c to $1.95
All popular plain colors
and combinations in Felt
Slippers with .chrome,
leather padded soles. All;
sizes.
GO STORES
PA1US AP Zlon City ibices Qutuey Adams, havo been received
for Purls gowns which .ion City
would be far from approving, are
the first American-made la em ever
to be Imported- by a dressmaker
In -re. ' Many of the dresses trim
med with the product of the little
Illinois town will go back near
home again. A big Chicago store
has bought half of them.
by Tut. Frank Morrow; comman
der of tho Seventh Infantry, V, H.
A., at' Vancouver barracks.
The copies were sent by G. A.
Kinsley, an army veteran, who sav
ed the orders from destruction
years ago ut Fort Leavenworth.
The ord0 announcing the death
of Adams was signed by President
James K. Pnlk. and was l'-edv
the nun
by tho Seventh Infantry while, on
duty in Mexico in IH4. That
promoting Grant was issued Sept-,
,1 ember 30. 1S4T,. '
.20
.14
.14
.71
Tho uhove figures show that the
mercury fell below freezing point
six times this month and reached
freezing point four times. On tho
other hand tho maximum each
day never fell below 41 above but
once, and at one lime reached 01
degrees above;.
Obituary j
POCATKLLO. Mar (AP) Paul
Lowe, alias John Hoe Thompson,
high pressure salesman, who told I
four poeatello puwn brokers babbit
"gold bricks" lust Sntqrduy- , und
landed In the-city jail us a result
of his business sagucity, has con-
f.fci.,1 (n li.iirlntr .,!. ,1 n.i r. .,.'
gulur trade of selling t he Alaskan f'Mrll,,," oni". "V
slugs for the past two years. His ' ""?,,p tm,,l,y
victims, uccording to tho storv of! "AiMiuw
Ills operations., us told .Chief of," pmr "ver .v....,
Uetectlves Belderson, include aiNor111 I'owder river
long list of jewelers and pawnlAnlonu creek- ,
sbou inerehants In Halt Luke. rw-. I l'-:Lgle creek ;
den, Tacoma, Seattle and a score ,Kust
'Oliver rrei
' urore -Kmallt
citie
in Vtah,
Idaho, Oregon and Washington.
atyvcll si:i;h!n; ihyoik i:
Passed 'j'hitMigli City
t 'ongressma n and M rs. N. J.
Sinnot and son, of Tho lalles.
jiassed t (Hough Iji Grande HiLh
morning en route cast. Mr. Sinnot
is oft his way to Washington J..C
In cily l-'ifim Xompn
II. L. Hardsley, or Nampn. Ida
ho is spending the day In La
Grande. .Mr. Harflsley Is manager
of the Intermountain Commercial
college.' .
Will ArHve Tomorrow
Miss Mary Wheler will arrive
in La Grande tomorrow morning
from Cheney, Washington, where
. NKW. VOlilC. (AP) Lionel. At
wejl and his wife, 1-llsie. Muekay,
now playing a scene in reul life,
that they often enacted on the !
Ktage togf-ther, ' - j
Mr. Atweli has brought ,Riilt for
divorce, ugulust his wife, charging
her with leaving- him. despite his
pleas, and with living with Mux
Montezole, and Kngllsh uetor, In1
an uptown apartment . It was in
the lust act of "Th Comedian," !
in which Dm Atwells starred, 1hat
the wife leaves her husband an he j
seekrt In vain to win her back.
k
Minors creek
Itock creek ,
North Pine creek
Fish creek.
Grande Honde lake
Ilofi-r lako
Fish luka
Palnbuw lake.
Anthony bike
JIKOOK .TKOI'T '
Anthony lake
800,000
10,000
400,000
25.000
211,000
2ii,000
lo.noo I
1 2,0a0 I
24.01)0 ;
12,0110 '
!).pi,000 i
10,(100 I
10.0IMNI
2n, mm '
1 fi.IMM)
1 a, (Mia I
rattan ;
in, ooa '
K.OOII '
, 2.000 '
24.000
4.000
4.000 I
4,000 !
10,000 !
I
1,0110 !
-F.LLA ACGFSTA fiHFFNOI'till
Funeral services for Mrs. Kiln
Augusta Greenough, who died at
her home at Cove ut 11 p. m.
Wednesday, will be held Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock In the Me
thodist F.pis'copal church at Cove.
Hurlal will bo in the Cove ceme
tery. Mrs. Greenough, who was - past
C7 years of age, hail lived In this
part of Fastern Oregon jnore lhaii
18 years. She Ih survived by her
husband and three son.
It Is lirlnifiil r misioiim wllh sltna
tlons Hint havu in lliini I In' stark
(liniiin that only tin- rislilnic villtim-i
can tirlin;. It Is a pli luii' Hint nil
Iiivpis r Iii'nltliy utiKlimr llm will
'ivvcl In.
. Ci'ntnry . Comi'ily .
".insi:itY iitoitti.i;:s"
TODAY
Saturday and Sunday
STAR
Ko mutter how far civilization
progresses there will bo people who
think they can open milk bottles
wllh their thumbs.
Planting flowers in tho house in.
winter Isn't much fun. You never
get to run the neighbor's chickens
out of them. '
V
For Father,
Mother,
Brother and
Sister
5
MORE
SHOPPING
DAYS
LEFT
SHOP
AT
CLINT'S
FOR YOUR
XMAS GIFTS
OUR XMAS STOCK IS COMPLETE
f Michaels-Stem Suits and Overcoats Berg Hats Arrow Shirts - Arrow
i Collars - Cheney Ties - Allen A Hosiery - Brighton Carlsbad Pajamas
' Cheney Mufflers - Schol-Wil Caps - Felt Slippers Jantzen Sweaters
Perfection Longie Suits for Boys - Lamb Knit Gloves - Hickok Belts
' Pendleton v Bath Robes - Indian Blankets - Bed Blankets - Blazers
Multnomah Wardrobe Trunks - Suit Cases r Bags - Nettletort Shoes
land Oxfords.
SHOP EARLY AND LATE Extra Salesmen to Serve You.
1INT5 UPTHIEI
"THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE"
SENTENCE
REDUCTION
IS URGED
(Continued from Pnge One.)
vero sentence. That was indicated
by th" court when It announced
that the find "is thus lenient.'
Mnj. . Gen. Robert L. Howse,
president of the court, nnd for nine
other members closed the court at
U:40 o'clock Thursday afternoon
for findings.
. Text of Verdict.
At' precisely 0:34, or 2 hours
and 04 minutes later, the sentence
nnd verdict were unnotineed In
those words:
'The court, upon secret written
ballots, two-thirds of the mem
bers preacnt at the time the vote
was taken, concurring In each
finding of guilt, rinds the accused
guilty of all specifications and the
charge.
"The court sentences the ac
cused to be nuKpended from rnnk.
command and duty, with forfeiture
of pay nnd allowances for five
' years.
r "The court Is thus lenient be.
t cnuse of the military record of the
(accused during the World war, two
! thirds of the members who were
j p resi n t at the time the vote wus
j taken, concurring."
Colonel Mitchell, standing ns
the decision was announced, with
Mrs. Mlfhcil at his side, smiled.
Will ia to Prv-hlent.
Adjournment of the trial nulo.
matlcatly transferred the Mitchell
case from the old brick building
I near th cnpitol to the w ar d--
jpurtment. There It will be for-
'ward'd by the adjutant general of j
'the army to the board of review;
(In the Judge advocate general s or
ifice to he checked for Inaccurucl .
! Later the board will pas it on to
! Secretary I 'avis, ho. In turn, will
submit the voluminous trial record
Uo President Coolldge for final re
view nnd approval.
Meanwhllft Colonel Mitchell re
niulns lu the status of an officer
! under technleal arrest, since Hi
court's verdict can only hj made
'efft-rtive by President Ccwtdg''s
Indorsement, In view of this sit no I
'Hon und the fiat refusal of the uc
cused to comment publicly ron
cprutng It Is future ptuns until aftr
tlm president ha tuken final ac
tloa. ther wo pom! tief on the
: port of th colonel'a closest frH nds i
t bat U- would o,uMty aw.iit the out- j
For the woman who takes pride in her personal appearance, here arc many gifts of rare charm
and good taste. Gilts that will be appreciated because she can use them every day of the year.
You will find the quality and price to your liking. Come in we have many other gift sug
gestions to offer. "
Be a Satisfied Shopper by
Purchasing Now
Toilet Sets
ifr, lo $:t5
Gift Bags
Of fine leather
$2 to $20
''''
us
More Shopping Days
Till Xmas.
Candies
Special Boxes
$1 to $;.(
Box Stationery
Tinted and Initials
. 73c to $8
Bath Salts
7')c to $2
Perfume
A Discreet Gift
of Charm
In solnctinj? nn pxiiultiltp pi- ,
uina as her Kin. yon riVii-rnti-ly
roiiiiiliiucnt Iht ....
flip the iciv-ly poi-funu In in
' iluinty box, subtly i-xprrHit'-n
ynur roKin-il fur Iht own nul
iunt pcrsonnllty.
From Coty
$1.00 U) $1(5.00
From Visg-y
$1.00 to $20.00
From Pluville
$1.25 to $1.",.00
Also
CAUA NOME
K Alt ESS
FIANCEE
Kodaks
$fi.r,o to ."550
Y.
Perfume Atomizers
And Droppers
$1.50 to if 13.00
Lustritc Tea Sets
$7.8')
GLASS DRUGS Inc.