La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1929, Image 8

Thursday, August 1, 1020
Page Eight
-LA GRANDE- E VENi NGGBSE RVER7 LA-GRANDE, ORE,
Italian
Straw Hats
New Flexible Brim
Hats.
$1.69
Men's Wear.
Accuse Banker
Of Attempting
To Rob Palace
MA Dili I). Auk. 1 'A I1) -Kpiinirii
police, held In custody today an
American kWIiik the name of
J lackey J. Jcn, described as a
ChlcaKo hunker ami tourist. He is
chafed with utlomptlnK to take
from tin; famous Kncorlal i'alace
near Mud rid u valuable ancient
porclaln plaque. JJeo eniphaUciiHy
denied thn vUuruc,
The Atncrlcau and Ills wife were
iimotttf u tourist party visiting 1 hi
historic Khc orlnl, nhout 30 tulles
from Madrid, last Wednesday. It
was then civic KUunlH took Dee In
to custody.
Mm. Ie today wept while she
asserted her husband's Innocence
ot any Intention to "rob the lltll"
palace of I-Jscorlal." She left Ibis
inornliiK for the vllluue of KHcorial
where her husband Is In Jail,
. Khc was Hccoinpiiuled by a Kptiti
Ish lawyei', llipollto Monxomillo,
who bun been retained tn represent
her husband. Aluiioiielllo Ik a
practicliiK ultorney In Madrid and
also Is vice-consul for Ucundor.
I'ulucft nuttnln told thn police
Dee offered them money to forget
iihout the affair. This also Is
denied by the American, who lias
iirndo a blanket refutation of all
the chncKOH.
The" authorities In Kseorlnl trent
Ink Doe with Hpcclal consideration
pemlliiK cIcfi'tliiK up of the incident.
J ten has special (uarlers In t he
jail. A bed was sentfrom a hotel
am) hit meals are taken In to him,
lie Is pormltted to receive his wife, j
lawyer and American friends of;
the 1 0 mint party. 1
t Tha caso has not yet officially
been taken up by ihu American j
consulate In Madrid.
PRINCE OF WALES
WILL CAMP OCT
WITH HOY SCOUTS
(Continued from l'ne 1)
visit was very ureal In Hie Amerl- r
can eanip. which he Is expected to
view lomorrow. Tonluht he will I
he one of the hoys. xlttlllK In at a
uuinlicr of cainptlrc sluvxtinKH. I
Nnllous in 'Ciiueanl
This allernouu the scouls a !
all linmii'ary deyiee confi.tred uiin (
Sir Itohett llailcu l'nwell l.v lit.- I
vine chancellor of l.lveriolol mil. j
verslly. The rest of ilie Mlteiiiooni
was tiiken up Willi a liiiKciim 4f
the 43 nations represented al Ihoi
I'ally.
Anihassador I'harlcs tl. Cawesi
1 evpeeted to visit the scoilU
camp toniori-ow mid the Ainerlcaii
lioops are anllelpallnK Ills arrival
With keenness. The A merle a lis.
Ilislead of lieinu illxniayed liy rainy
Knullsli weulher, are enJnyliiK ll
as liest they can under the clrcii-n-stances,
I'our Seasons In ii Hay
They say they have evpei leiu eil
the fours si asons In one day. ami
If It rains any moic ihey suuuesi
tlie' will h;ive In have hoats lo lake
them lo (lie arena.
Today all of litem wi le ..veiled
aliout lh,. eoinlim of the Ci ln. e of I
"ales and ,ey eoiifldeni y expect
lie Will Hit Willi I llCIM lllolllld Ille
laiirl.flie luienl nK t ihelr Im-m
'a I lis.
'HIS. IIIM I-I I N Ol'l II I I II
WASHINGTON. Aut. I IAO
The efricn ()f roiimessm.in llilltiMi
of Illinois, iliulrmau of the house
mivni affahs coinmltiee. iiumomi d
to.lav Dial .Mis. Krlllen und. I eiil
ll successful i.peialiou tor ac op-
pmidli Ills yeslenluy on l.oald the
sleiintei l.evlalhau. Mrs. Tallica
and he(- hushaml were on their way
In KhKlaiid.
Mud nf Season
'Ihildren's wash suits, lieauti
lliiivuslcr Hats
Chills and Slioits
MARKET NEWS
I'OKTI.ANU (iltAl.N
Ni-pt l.3:i l.:f.i
luv l.a i.9
May 1.10(4 I.-I0J4
t'HICAOO WIIKAT
Nepl 1. 1. 7 14 i.tHV,
lf I..M!4I.55 J.5SJ4
Mm- 1 .sit 'A a y, 1 .11 1 y,
STOCKS CLIMB
IN SPITE OF
HIGHER RATES
NKW YOItK, Auk. 1 (A!')
H'.ffU t-all iiiom y rati-H wlowcd up
trading In tutJay'H stock iiuirkrt but
failed to c.'ieik the ri-HUiuptlon of
tin upwurd price movciiM-nt. A
, sprinkling of nHUiti lortt ground in
; a hiid-duy selling movement, h.Jt
the main price tendency wua up
waitl with the pulillc utilities and
hiKh prices Bpr':;ali'B In the van
1 iftiard of th udvance.
lli-avy callitiK of Iohhh wnt the
vail money rate to twelve per cent
. accompanied by a new runh of buy
ing ordfi h width boosted L H.
Kti cI well above 212. und into new
hih Kiound. Columbian 'urbon
row- H points. Keith-AlbeeOr-i
pheutn preferred roHe X polntH, Gil
lette safety razor 7, and Wewtlns
hoiiKe electric firxt preferred tilt.
The cUiif. wh sIvohk. Kuleu approx
imated S.IiOO.iMiO Hhurefl.
I'OIM I.AM) JJVKSTOCK
1'OH'ri.ANlJ, Ore., Auk. 1 A1')
Cattle and calves: Dull, ((notably
, steady; receipts cattle 35, calve 10.
Steers (JlOM-juno ibs.). U.mj H
$12.25; ood" (I 1 .2U u $ 1 2.25; luc
id ill in $ lo.oit (it $ I l.oti; common
jSK.AU9iSlfi.nti; hcifeirt Kood $10.00
0' 510.75; common to medium $7.00
(ii JIO.UO. Cows. ood $8,505 $!MI;
common to medium $(1.25 (n $S.6U;
low cutter $3.00 i tt,2U; ood beef
7.7!U $x.r,o. Cutter to medium
$U.'H9i $7.7.'., Calves, inedluin to
choice Slo.OOfrj $l2.fi0; cull to coin
man $7.;o lit 1 o.oo; vealcrs, milk
fed, tfood to cboive $ I 3.00 fa $ I 4.1-0,
im-dlum $ll.oo a $i;i,iiii. Cull to
common $H.ooi $ I 00.
IIoks: Klow, about etady,
receipt
Heavy weiK'H, medium to choice
$1 2.00 $ 3 .011; incdl.im weight
$12.r.0ff $Ct.r0; IlKbt welKht $13-00
i.UU liKht llRhtn ls.oi.i $13.
fo. TackluK siwh, roiiKh and
smoolll KZU?i $I0.-Jr. KlailKbter
plKH S0-I3O lbs.), $12.00 $13.00.
(Nofl or oily I10KH and ruastiuK pigM
excluded In above uootatlotm )
Kbecp and Iambs: i not ably
1 Klwi'K 11111 I In- u-i.nl mi
early trading receipts :ioo, h K
Kood lo choice $10.' $.12; uierllum
$S.t(K.( $10. tin; cull to common
$7.oo f( $n.5o; yearling wethers
$7,001 $!i.00; ewes 120 pounds
down, $O0fi $r(.2r; ineilluiu to
choice $:.,,$:,.,,). (All weights)
coiuinou $ I .f0 fit $3.0(1.
CHICAGO U KSTOCK
CHICAGO, Aug. 1 (II. S. D. A.)
Hokh: I H.'MiO; tea to 2 fie higher;
butchers ITiO-300 lbs. $ 0.f,0 At
$11.60; Mo.jtio iitn. $ii.iui $IV. 10.
t'flllle; hJtUtt; calves 2.JI00; very
uneven, sleatly to weak; si
rs,
13M0-.ir00 llm. IKf.MK, J ni.Tr.: !f.o
I 1 00 llm. $C(.oor( $(.r.0. Kcd
yearlhiKH 7r.o-!ino lbs. $ 1 2.H fi
$IO.Iio. Vealcrs $13. 004 $ I f. . M p ;
slocker and feeder Hteers $ll.fi0(.
mi.
Sheep: lfi.oou; active steady lo
strong; nattx c lambs $ 1 .2b fn $13.
f.0; rangers $ I 3.50 H $ I a.7fi; Tut
ewe.i $it.oorii $fi.fi0; feedlnu lambH
(liiotuble steady. Lambs 112 Hih.
down $l2.Kft1i fia.Kfi; ewes, I M)
Ibs. tlown $4.7fiAi $fi.50; rciMlcr
taiiitm SIl'.Mi '' $i:t.iri.
I.IVI ItCOOl, WIIKAT
l.lVlllicooi,, auk. l (AC)
Wheal close:
I lelnher: Ills 7',il $ I.Ti l.
Heceinlier: las I'l l, , I $1.5.1.
March: I Is 3d $1,113 , .
Ill ITDIII'AT
SAN l.'ltANl'ISro, A. IB. I (AC)
- ttulterfal f. o. h. San l.'ranclsco. j
MlKj cents.
Columbia Gorge !
Motor Coach j
Schedules j
I'liiiii I .u (JiiiikIp lo rcndlt'loii,
I'oi t Spiikntu' and wuy I
points
i) :.'!.") ii. m. J ::t."i a. in. j
s :.l() p. m.
(Vaiiiccliniis iiuiile ut INirtliiml fur;
ail points North ami Sniilh, '
I
I'eiiilletnn - Walla Walla -
Im'mIsI.iii l!::t.1 ii. in.
lllns..t I'oiillei'tlnil 1
linker l!tiisi - Twin Fulls
Sail I .like and all points ;
North. West and South i
10:10 a. m. - :2." p. in.
linker laical
p. in. ;
COLIIMIHA (JOKCE
STAtJE DEPOT !
('tinier of i:ini ami .leflVisoir
I'litine Main 7'.l!) j
Impress carried on nil trips
i ires
fully trimmed , "i'.U'
'jlc
i;,c
OF THE DAY
1.374 1.30
l.lllii 1.1(1).$
1.-I5J4 l.-H94S4
i.r:i
1 ..- i.Hiiy,
Wheat Advances
In Late Dealings
After Early Drop
CHICAGO, Auk. 1 (AI) Wheat
prices udvanced in the late deal
iiiK today, more than offsettinK
early declines. Private crop esti
mate to be given out tomorrow
were generally expected tn prove
l.illllKh tm.t 'h..M. U'. in.
dlcationa that new export business
in wheat from the United States
was under way. Predictions of
another short crop of wheat in
Canada wero also current, buw-d
on experience regarding peculiari
ties of Canadian aub-soil moisturo
conditions.
Wheat closed unsettled to 1,4
above yesterday's finish. Corn
closed at net decline- to ',6 ad
vance, oats U off to 14 ft gain
and provisions varying from 2 set
back to a rise of a uttade.
t'HICAfiO CASH
CHICAGO. Aug. t (AP) -Wheat
No. 3 red $1.3!); No. 3 mixed $1.38.
Corn: No. 2 yellow $l.UMf;
No. 1 white $ 1.0(i
Oats; No. 3 white No.
4,
Itye: none.
M:n-lr.L-- mir.hil.l. runi'n r.ilfJiTf.
Timothy seed.: $3.yo $4.(ir.
Clover seed: $ I 6.2F (i $123. 7ft. j
Lard $12.11'; ribs $13.26; bellies.
$14. ST. I
I'OHIXAMJ CASH
roKTI.ANI), On-., Auk- 1 (Al't
rash wheat: nig iirnu hluisti'in,
liiird while $l.4.
Hurt ulille Jl.'IT,.
Western While 11.36.
lliinl winter $1.3 I.
Northern sprintf $1.31.
Western red 11.31.
Oals: No. 2-3K III. white $34 011.
Totlay's ear receipts: wheat 1S4;
flour 23; eoni 3: hay 5.
rOHTI.AXM I'KOIII CIO
rtlltTI.ANIl. Ore., Auk. I (AC)
Onions: lower; per e. w. t... Wal
la Walla, fancy $ 1.76 i $.00.
Mutter, i-KKS, milk (liutlerfal ),
inmll. y pnlatocs wool. nuts. I.,g
cawcara bark and hops steady and
unchanged
THUNDER STORMS
TAIL TO CHECK
HEAT WAVE HERE
(Continued from Page If
sky-rocketed to v.i high as lit de
grees in some seetiomi and above
100 In muny others. Oroflno, Ida
ho, In I he heart of the mouutaln-
ons t icarwater rivi-r country, re
ported the maximum temperntur
while a doncn other towns suf
lered at o degr s. A forest
lookout's Ihermomeler registered
i4 degrees on li peak that usually
is chilled thrniighout the summer.
I (MM) Flghiliig Fires
A I bouHiutil men loflay were
K
nown
Name
In (Jraiulmolhci's Day: )'A dozen eggs, please . . . are you sure
they're fresh? . . . the last weren't so good . . . and a half pound
of cheese mild . . . let me taste it please . . . no, that's too sharp
'let me try some of that one ... 1 guess that will do . . . and some
liacon . . . not that it's too fat . . . have you some leaner? . . . well
I think I'll try it" . . . and so on, ad infinitum.
Today: "One dozen Silver Seal Eggs, please; a half pound of
blank's IMild Cheese; a pound of So-and-so's Boneless Bacon; a
package of Gold Medal Seedless Raisins; that will he all, thank
you" . . . and the shopping is finished !
Have you ever considered what advertised goods mean to you?
llow many actual shopping hours you save in a year just by
knowing what you want before you go to buy?
And more than that you know just what you're getting. You
ask for things by brand name with confidence, for you're sure
they'll be the. same today as they were yesterday, or last month.
Advertisers must maintain standard quality, in their products;
their advertisements must be your guarantee of reliability. They
cannot afford to advertise poor or uneven merchandise.
Read the advertisements regularly. The time you spend in
doing so will be regained many times over when it comes to buy
ing. To say nothing of the satisfaction of having perfect confi
dence in what you purchase.
fighting forest fires in Idaho, Mon- knew definitely whether he sue-
tana and Washington under con-jceeded In holding himself In the1
dltiona that were made acute byj shaft. The possibility was admit- 1
the lack of rain. .ted that searchlights playing on!
Stands were being made on ! the airship may have given the'
dozens of fronts In the three states . impression of man jumping.
against old and new blazes, some'
of them under control and others
raging onward despite the efforts' Zeppelin today were cut to IS
of greatly augmented fighting' when Allan Miller of New York, !
crews. j and the "Mr. Channlng" who ;
Probably the most dangerouo booked passage from Berne failed
fire in the region was on Schwartz , to arrive. .
creek In the Missoula national 1 The seven Americans aboard I
forest which roared out of con-j were Nelson Morris of Chicago, 1
trol before heavy winds after fight- Frank E. Hlcholson of Syracuse,
ers had subdued It and part of George K. Crouse and his wife
their force had been shifted to new Jeanefte Crouse, of Syracuse; j
battle lines. Several thousand Kichard t Burke of California, 1
acres had been burned over. Fires' Herbert S. Siebel of Saginaw,
were burning also in lolo, Butte Mich., and Jochim Rickard of!
and Jtlackfeet forests in that Boston. Mass. :
state. ; Among the other passengers
In North Idaho several blazes, j were Captain Sir. George Hubert!
most of them confined to sections ; Wilkins, Polar explorer. Profes
a few hundred acres In area, were so" Gregoire Gourevitch and his
burning In the Nez Perce and Hei-i wifc Kroyssart Gourevitch,
wuy fo,eKta
I'KXIHjKTOX 100 AHOVK I n,lntry of traffic. Two other wo
POKTLAND, Aug. 1 , (AP) ' mon' Anna M- WonB. Chinese-'
Thundrestorms fn th r,....ntink
and temperatures generally above ! anne RoItlird of J,"ri. attempted
normal in the Interior were fore-! to obta,n passage. It were re
cast by the government weather . fUKed h' ,Jr- Kkener. who said he
bureau here today. Numerous 1 needed the room for fuel.
thunderstorms accompanied by
moderate showers occurred in the
Cascade and Jtocky Mountains
yesterday. -1
Od the fact of government
weather reports here, Pendleton
appeared to have been the warm
st spot in the state yesterday as
officials temperatures are con
sidered. The- mercury there rose to
100 degrees. During the night the
I mimimutn was 76 degrees.
Baker had a temperature of j2,
us did Med ford. I
.GIANT GRAF
ZEPPELIN OX
WAY TO U.
S.i,
(Continued from Pae 1)
11 nut. I I. at ......... Uii I
j.,
hours to reach New York, which
he planned to circle before berth
ing at lakehurst,
Dun On S .v
An KO-hour trip would bring
the voyage to an end at about G
a. m. K.S.T., Sunday morning. Di.
Kckener's course from here lay
over Konstan., on the Swiss bank
Of hake Constance. Basle. Besah.
con. France, Lyons, down the
Jthone. and south westward along
the Mediterranean coast to Gi
braltar. lio expected f to travel
I rout Gibraltar above or slightly :
north ol the Azores varying his
route according to the Weather.
The Graff's start from here was
one of the quickest of It's year of
ll ft. The crew .went aboard at
2:43 a. in. and the passengers two
minutes later. ,
It was the third start of thn'
Grar Zeppelin for a ..fica, out
of the first two only the first rep-.
resented a successful ocean cross-
Jug. The Graf lert here on May 10 '
only to make an emergency land
lug In southern France, ftben tour
ot Its live motors failed.
Kl on a way on Board
DcsplLe elaboriUe precautions
taken yesterday and today a stow-
away'inanagel to smuggle lilin-(
self aboard tho ship.
j The police saw , him ump into NOTICI-; TO TIIK PCBLK-
the shall, and called to the of lie- j The Yellow Dog bus been pur
lers of the Zeppelin but Hans Von chaser from Mrs. T. O. Mi ad and
I Schiller, navigator, responded "Oh Is now under the maiuigement of
we haven't time to take him off." Ira Koontz. We solicit your im t -None
of those watching, however, ronage. S-l-2 tp
By
The 21 passengers who original-'
y had planned to be aboard the
a ituasian pianist ot j'arls, and .
Dr. Walter Ppeiss, of the German
i American movie actress ( and su
mm
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SAVE TIME
Watering your lawn witi a sot
of (Ytcliel lawn sprinklers. Kt-e
Melville's. 7-31-41.
; l)AXCi:s THIS WI'.KK IIV TilK
STAIt .NOVKITV OKCIIICSTI'.A.
j Dancelaiid Cork, W(rdnesday and
;nuiutuHx, iv.iiiieiu, t;very iiiii!iay.
I Jaker evvry Krldi,J'
7-SO-4t.
j i:ddi.; ;iits
' ""Kuti wnn inc.
wonderful selection of Fostoiia
Glassware, I Mnnerware, Waffle
Seta, Tea Sets, Picture, Hook Knos.
and objects of art, all most suitable
.1"' "vu"""1 1,1 --"" " 3
IA,t unJ (J1(t Hhop. 7-2U-3t.
ABSOMTIXY Xi;V
You are InvitiMl tl visit Ulchard-
"on s Art and Girt Shop and see
lh" hundreds of new artleb s which
" t'arrlving daily from all parts
f tlltJ world. The new fall lines
havo now lgun lo arrive and In
re many unusual and beri ti
'fl,l tilings all suitable as gifts fy
every occasion. 7-2'J-3t
HciitMltchfiig, plcaliug, button
liolcH, etc. Xorton's ktiblm Simp,
Adv.
Sidney l.yte. the piano tuner, will
bn at I-a Grande hotel week of
Sopt. 8th. 7-27.1 nip
1
f First two pair la lies bee) taps
put on free every morning this
week. MODKItN SHOK SHOP, lor,
ICtin. i-1-2 t.
.
t
i
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108
IA A A A A A A A AAA AAA
Pen-Co-Nap
Sanitary Napkins
An improved shape with
rounded corners . . more
comiortable. 8 najrkins in a
box for
19c
Dress Shields,
pair 23c and 49c
Sanitary Belts,
I9c, 23c and 49c
Girdle Supporters,
23c and 49c
Sew-on Supporters. . 19c
Shadow Skirts,
49c and 98c
"Pen-Co-Naps,"
box of 8, 19c
Sanitary Aprons,
23c and 49c
"Penimaid"
Sewing Silk
A strong, smooth quality
which will be a pleasure to
bew with ! 50 yard spools. In
the popular shades. Our own
brand . . , and only
6c a spool
Belts for Men
Plain . . . Novelties
Whatever the man's tale,
there is a belt to please him
. . . tiilTercnt styles, different
Colors . . . splendid quality
. . . and, as usual, low-priced.
49c and 98c
Midsummer
NOTION WEEK
j"'
Ask for " Jaciel" .
When Next You Buy Toiletries!
"faciei" . . . the name uf an exquisite line ot toilet prep.v
rations wliich countless women are happily discovering
every day ! 6
Skin Lotion
Single Compact
Double Compact
Refills
Rouge
Face Powder
39c and 69c
Cleansing Tissues 23c
Perfume 49c and 98c
Toilet Water. . . 98c
-ottt cream LOjai'lJl
tie, jyc, ovc MY
Depot St.. La Grand. Oreson
AA tssm&aSMWMi!SXamci
Notion Needs at 4c and 8c
Pins
,4c and 8c
Safety Pins 4c and 8c
Stocking Darners 4c
Cotton Tape 4c
Buttons 4c and 8c
Gold Finish Safety
Snap Fasteners
Embroidery Hoops
Camisole Tape
Tape Measures
Ironing Board
Pad and Cover
A soft pad . . .
a sturdy unhlcathrd
muslin cover which
laces snugly over
the board.
89c
Cover only,
23c
RubberAprons
Gaily Practical
S o colorful
that their real
utility is com
pletely d i s
Riii.sed . . . hut
never forjjol
tcn I Good col
or range at
23c and
49c
Lunch Boxes
Of Light Metal
Light and sturdy lunch boxrs.
Roomy enough and made with
patent holder on inside of cover
for vacuum bottle, as illus
trated. Lunch box only
49c
With Vacuum Bottle, 1.28
"Ay won"
Shaving Needs
Scientifically made of pure,
safe ingredients.
Cooling, sooth
ing to the face.
Shaving Cream
tube 23c
Men's
can .
After
Lotion
Bay Rum
Aywon Brand
Cooling and soothing in its
properties.
25c
K. Embroidery Hoops 8c 4ri H
1 JV3sM. 11
-iliiTTTiinnnrHiiaiBMriT-- -iimrirwi w
i
H
c. rfi
Talcum f'-T FjpSfi
Shaving &;.Xv j f
25c tSjicliisJi
2"
49c ix
98c A i
49c f 1 J3tef!
faaamti.s-LCT r
r i I ,
Thimbles 4c and 8c
Needles ..
Elastic, Yd.
Twill Tape
Bias Tape .,
Pins
4c
. .4c and 8c
: 8c
8c
: .
"Pcn-i-Net" Half
Nuts 8c
Water Wave
Nets 8c
Water Wave Combs,
each lc and 8c
Hair Pins, box 'lc and 8c
"Pt'iiiniaid" lioblied
Jlair Pins lc and 8c
"Pcnimaid" Combs,
23c and 40c
"Pcnimaid" Hair
Brushes .'l'Jc and 98c
Bobbed Hair Combs,
8c and 23c
ii ii
hub:
Mercerized Shoe Laces,
pair 4c
Rayon Shoe Laces,
pair 8c
"Pcnco" Stic-On Soles,
pair 49c
Shinola 8c
"Penimaid" Hose Pro
tectors, pair 19c
"Moredge".
Blade Stroppcrs
Insert the lihde in the strop
ped A few turns ii the handle
nnd it will he as sharp as new.
Gives aiMcd liie to your hlailes.
l'or Morcdt;c or tiiiletle blades.
98c
'V. . - ii. T... i
loom i usie
l"'or (iloamiiiK Teeth
IVmilnx
Llstri-ino
I lie
S8
I lie
:::ti.
:t:if
.!ii-:i!ie
'-lllilills ...
'i.lunli.
Ianu
"-( iileilt
I 'orh.m-.
"Pen-a-tox"
Tooth Brushes
Made of firm, last- Cti
ina hristlcs that can- 11
8c
Q- A. 41 M
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shapes. Thorouuhly
sterilired and made
with different colored
Jiandlcs.
Adult S;e
Vanishing Cream
23c, 39c, 69c
Tissue Cream
23c, 39c, 69c
Talcum. 19c and Ale
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23c