La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1929, Image 6

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LA' GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Danbury
Hats
(Talon Minli-)
New greys and tans.
$5.00 - $6.00 - $7.00
n
Men's Wear.
SAN JUAN IS
WRECKED IN
OCEAN CRASH
(Continued from Pane 1)
plum) k down wilh hln lilp.
: A heiivy ton hit (I hum,' over tin;
I'lKcon Point iimi since yemerdnj
afternoon.
. Ciien (f mnHtnKerH pierced t he
dlllltllOH huh the Klllp HI! nk, Itsidlo
niPHHUKCH (lOHC'l-lblllK till) HlllkltlK
Halt jiiiKHciiKom ii ml crew were
hurled Into n wrecluiKe-Hlrewn
' vortex. LIkIUm from the Dnd uml
Uib .Uttmimf swept Urn Hurfuco of
tln water, iihlliiK itowh In mint II
bouts. Thick fttK hampered their
effort, however.
i The Doflfl nt first wuh reported
to huve been In n hIiiUIiik condition
but later wireless reports Haiti he
was not UiimnKfd enough to he In
daiiKer and (hut nienibei- of her
crew hud taken to life. honlH to do
rost'ue work histoid of to tilmndon
the oil tn n her. iih whh originally
thought, The Uodd in a vessel of
about 1000 ton.
Hiilph HlllKrnan, second radio
operator of ttio Han limn, who whh
picked up by thu J)odd, report er
that the collision occurred while
he whh imleep. Ho HprniiK from
hla berth and run to tho main
deck. Tho deck whh sinking he
heath tho surfiieu and he whh hur
led Into tho Ken.
Hlllsmnn Ha Id no lifeboat had
been litunehed from the San .limn.
Two- const guard cullers, thn
Hhawneo and t ho Tahoe, went to
the scene of Ihe wreck from San
Francisco, whllu preparations got
under way hero to reeidve the in
jured from the tanker. A mhulunceH
wwre Ht'irl to the pier at which the
JJod was expected to dock at H
a. in.
Klx or Heven 'of Ihe HiirvlvorH,
the physician said, wero injured
bertousty.
PhyslcldtiH and nurses had hoard
ed the i)odd heroic It reached the
pier to iidtnlnlHter aid.
Ambulance awaited at (he pier
tu take, thu injured iniMsermers to
hospitals.
Tho complete I ltd of t he hui vi
vora of (ho wreeltHKo resulted by
the Mummil Is:
Mr. and .Mrs. Fellows, I, oh An
geles. . Itona Perez UnlTo, San Kraiiclmo.
Harry Wade.
lee I .eaters.
A lev It.
Alex Cowte.
W. H. Jano.
V. tiurehi.
J times (itillaer.
J. K. Hamilton.
The New York Store
We mrv roit r i:ss ' ,
lo sioi.i, i'ok Jji:ss
Keiitl our Thin sdny's schnol nil once more and see Hint
iilir prices defy coiiipiiriiiMi on school elolliin;. lool
wear, fiiiiii.shine; anil rendy-lo-w car lor Hie wliole
family.
Work Shoes
Men's heavy retail woik shoes
ition or leather soles. An elra
good bhoe for
Dress
Men's fur felt Hi ess lials in the new fall sliape:, Willi
sliglilly curled Iniins or snap liriins, coiae in l.ias,
$ 1 .95 to $4 ,95
Lingerie
p rayon lilnonii
lies and slips
Women's fine naiu;e rayon liloniueis, lomliin,
tion.s, step-ins, shorties and slips
Wash
liiiys' wash suits, fancy tiiiiinied. a plea;. in;; ii.-sm 1 inent
of colors. Made of linen crash and Iwill,, f i
wpecially low priced . O.C
Overalls
Hell iMitttUM nvprnlls ill ln-avy wcio.ht drumi. ivmCurrtl
at ptihits of strain. An
excellent valuo OC
(iloves
Jfoavy red wrist canvas Invrs,
full Hize, 2 for
MARKET NEWS
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CIIH.'AliO wii i:at
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. i. in-;, fw 1. 1" j; i.HUi
l.r.i i j ; I . r:t
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Dir.
May
Nril.
I .
.Mm.
Nliiy
WHEAT IS FIRM
ANDHIGHFllAT
CHICAGO CLOSE
ciiicacu, au. ;i" ai -
Vhe;it. 1 radeis paid only pa. -.sin;;
notice io lienr ll'-WH today and I lie
market ;.:ifaimt-d a st rmu;er t ' tt .
The pit was cliielly alliarl..! by
the Argentine fiilltatinti. U liicli bad
taken mi an iiicrrnsmgly pi-H.si mio
tic aspect, with continued drought ,
and rn mors today of Irosl. A late
advance Liverpool wiu; a 1 1 1 ihut
ed to Ain lic:m hiivjnr. Coin and
other Kroius were slronn. loo, ;m
a:iotliej- day bronchi IicnIj ol;i'-r-valloiis
of declining cropM.
I'iovImIoiih were weak owiiw: to
libi-ral west em i-'n iptH of ho;:
and break in hot; vahis.
Wheat i'liil.sbed Mi ni, tinclia nir' -I
lo 7c higher and coin t'itoi :u lo
up, oats w-re st roil); , cloning
I (n ', to -i IHiilier. ami
provisioiiH wi-ak, II to 'Mn: lower.
WOOl j ItKI'OKT
KOSTON. Auif. :t" (AIM The
Coiiimeri'ial Itulbtin onifirow will
Hay: "iJemand for wool thin wick
haw been fairly nrod, enpe-lally in
view nt Hie fact that llli ha.n been
the at week of August. Prices
have been well malhlalln d tbioim-li
Ihe HhI and th market Ik sllll In
favor of the Heller.
"The Koods imuk'lH hip all re
ported healthy and Ihe openings
of fancy worsted ami wooleiia by
many of Ihe mlltn have been well
received in all bra m-hes of t he
trade and have ln-. ti eneouuirjn jr.
PHpeeially an slabllizal Ion of t he
market iieetllH even better ilMHllled.
"WchIci ii opera I io:i.s have bei-n
lieKllble.
"l-'orehin mark el h a re dull a ml
weak and disposed lo w a It I In
openiiiH: of the new season In Aus
tralia next week al Adelaide.
"Mohair Is still rather slow but
nominally steady."
The 1 'ommcrrlal Hull. -tin will
publish the following wool o,nola
tioiiM tomorrow:
Heoiired ImihIh: Dn u'iili: l-'lne and
f. in. staple iia-icj; line and I. m.
l-'r. roiubinj,' Si-'.oi; fine and f. m.
clotbine; Ni.-ST; valley Nn. I, SS-'ta.
Mohair: ood original ba av---iiko
1 month (lii'con f.t-l.H.
(traded stoek: l-'lrst eomtdiiK ")
fir; kuoiI ciinll ij; I r - ".'.
I'OltTI.AM; PltODI ( Ii
P(HtTI,ANIi. (He., Am;, an ( Al')
- Hay: hi end y; buyini, pi lees;
Kasiem iiivi.n limothy ::m,;,m hi
$1.MM; do valb y Ji'.i MIMm $11t.Mt;
atlalfa J I s 'u lit; clover $t;.iM;
oat hay, 1 ii ; stinvv. $7'o?S ton;
selltllK prtees ? 1 lili-re per loll.
Illltter, cej;s. milk (bMllel lat ).
: poultry, imlons, polalot.4, wool,
iitils, ciiseara. bark and hops
i steady and u'.icha nued .
i """
; (HICA(M 1,1 V I is l'( i K
CIMCAtid, Ann. an (P. S. I. A.)
- lion,,-, lo, i. ei -..low, I .'i to
I iTm- loner; L'.'.M.:iun lbs. SO.V.t
I n. M.; I an- ItiM b:,. J. I n.no .t I l.lio.
Cattle; L'.ouii; rahes 51, on.,;
stemiy, st'iTH I r- ,.im bs. f I a.oo
'.i i ii . 7 r. ; :.-1 inn ii.s. $i:t.:'.-. -
X I 7 no; f, , . ai h.o;s ' :."-:;. n b.
i i a.na ii $ i ; ;.o; , i.- $ i ;,.nn
SI7...H; sin. U. r and teeib r Hleeia
i ia.;,a'.i $IJ...n.
Slieep. In.uoii; ni lUe Molrn;; na
tives 1 1 '..2i -t $ia.i:.; ram;, is i:t .:;
i ia..'ie; t,it cues ? I, no -i $:..! ;
feeding lambs i not able eitk,
Lambs ::'. M-i. down SLS.v.. .
cues i;.n His. down I mi $;,,;;.;
KmvaUMfR.iUCMiK
Mack villi compos-
$2.95
Hals
Suits
25c
H
r
OF THE DAY
i .an
I.:!--',
I. Id I. II
i 1.82 . !i
1. 1 M i I.l2t
I. Ill1 1 I.ISCiuIi
i. r.i'; i.r.o. a ?;
MM (. ('.ASH
ciiicACd, auk. :to fAP)
Wheal: No. -1 haul No. I
northern spline; $l.;(a.
Corn: No. :i mired 51. Ml A ; No. :!
yellow 1 ni' r.i .
oats: No. ' while :t:;,
No. 4 w bile 42 'a Ct
lEye; No. J, uu 2 -a I. Ml '.. ; No.
it, !(7 'o
Parley: notable rani,e f.L"- lil'.
Timet hy e( : J, 4 i.n ' U.2.t.
Clovej- s. . d: $14. IT.'. -l-2,2U.
Laid 1. 01; ribs '.'.'; b Mies
' TI4.LT..
I'OKI'I.A.M) I'.ASII
l'Oi;TI,.NI, (He.. An?. :iM (Al')
Ca.-;li wbe:il: KiK lieml lilueatein,
bard wlii'o ?l.:Hi.
Soft while $l.L'i;.
Westell Willie $I.L'(J.
Hard winter $1.1':!.
Nor I hem Mpriri $ l .2?,.
Western red Sl.'.i,
Oatu: No. 2--.IS lb. while MM.
Today's f.'r jeiwipia: wheal loo;
barley :i ; flo .r IS; oals 7: hay 4.
Closinff Tone In
Street Is Strong
NI-;W YOI!K, A:itf. an (AP)
I dsrewa idlntf Ho- Increase of
nnii, (ii)ii in federal reserve brokers'
loans to another new hU:h record,
t he slock market today kuvo
anol her Impressive demonsl ra t ion
of si t 'om;th.
The late t radi:i(f saw several
eastern railroads. such as New
Vol k Central. resdiiiK, liockiUK
Valley ami Nickel Plate, extend
their advances Into new hljh ter
ritory by from Ji to Hi points. Aub
urn auto touched -Pi, while utili
ties like (ieneral KP c! lie. Aliieri
c;n Power and Lilit a:id Ameri
can and Korean pnw'i' also ad
vanced substantially. Tro i-losiiiK
Ion was strom,', 'I'olal sales ap
proximated 4, :nn, moo shares.
POII'I LAM) I SJ()( Iv
I M HlTL A N I , Ore., Auk. :i' (AP
- -Cattle mid calves; nuolnhly
.steady, receipts cattle 3fi, ciiIvi h 10.
."leers ( 1 mi- I ami bs,, miod 1 I .on
''JII.HM; ood $ I I. IMC- J t i.V.i; ine
diuni ?'.i.:.li'o $t I. no; i-ommon J7.no
'U $0.I.O; heifers. Mood $ 0 .UICo 0. f. It,
common to medium $.7fi'i V.i.ou;
calves, mod ? S.iin fit J S.fiM; eoitltlioll
to medium SH.ihjco $s.oo; low cut
ter $:j.onw fll.nii; kooiI be. f yi.2i't
$;.;.n; c. liter lo undiuin ?:.r.o
$7.i;.'i. Calves 1 1 led I II in to choice
$ I ii, mi'' $ 1 1!. Mi; cull to common
J7...M'. Mn.nn; veab r.f, mill; Jed,
K lo choice ? I :i.lin . $ I l.i.M; -
1 1 1 m i i ( I I n i $ I K.Mft; cull to coin-
llioil JSJIli 'II t i ,1111',
Ho .s: steady; recelpln in
ctndiiiK H'-' direct.
lb avy ielKbt $ I " r" ?l:'.."; i
dfum w.-it;)it $ t I .ii ' ' J I L'.lia ; lilit
weight J t 2,!u n 1 2.'!:; packini;
sow a, romth and si mm I h $ s.7 fi rn
$:i.'.'r.; slaiichler pis $ I I. on ,t I 2;
I'-i ili'i' inul slocker )i';s, im-dliim lo
chop-i- I J. an '- $ f :!.7.".. ( Soil or
oily lnn:s and roast im; piii ccIod
nl l:i abov lotalioi.s.)
Slo ep and lambs: ijiiolably
sic. nly; M-eelpts I on.
Lambs ( lbs. dow n) ;ood lo
ctodce $ .nn u J L'.mip; nn'-
ilium 0.:m 'ii .1111;
A. -Hlllls)
'.I :i..Ml;
coll I o common
eai 'Hill.' W el he'S
ew. s I imi'.i
choice ja.f.n ?,"..n(
$';.:. '. j:i.i";
III'lllMIII 111
i:iinnimu $l."l
1st I'll :i:kt
::an I'KAM IHi 'i I, A iik. II" lAI'l
Hull' I l;.t I. i.. Ii. S;ui I -til nrliiro.
Arialors Turn To
Use of Hairnets
S i . I 'A II., Minn.. (ui;. :m ( i" t
I'i.omu ami haiimsonie aviators.
h.ie taken u wealing Women's
ii.ui oi is.
Tin .sib- w as revealed loday by
Tloo wabl -Tbimd. r" Johnson ot
I'.illl. pll'l i,u the ( l!l.ldlall
Alii' i lean An l.im s inc.
' I '"i i omtoi I, economy and piac
Hcal.iirly () keep (he hair toil nt
'he , v, ;in,i . I (he hlecze in
I hi i e iiui iniur like l hem," I he
pl!"l 4l.l.
'I here ! soinel !ii!'4 wruic; when
Hie .iov of lib- uir-1 b-s ili-li-ld
'd mm, a-; tl.e veir roll on. l.ii',..
b'-e the p-rth oi the ,lnl. sh ml. I
be It!,,' a hininu Hl'IiI fiat sinnrth
more inul Minli' niiiu l!n p,Tic( i
-lav. I -eh:ii"i
HERE
Copy lor this column must Im
tu hy 11 a. tn.
ct;i in w in t
I I. iv e v oil .; n t be Mie-d nvv
n i in i ! i nn i w a i e ? Vmi will m
y - Hit: lb. m w tin -en Wheat
t ! ! i i n .ii i v- ii v poi ce i m nuvv be -:
v'o'W u al Kicbai ds-Mi's Ait and
;'! Shop. It ,.,.; a hio.-.t aitlv'tc
i oil ton. 1 ii! ii !y dlli e'lt t rem
! v ' hid: i sIh.h a. and U llth -I
llii plil iiniin hi-ti a-1 ot cold, a Iso
' fi.Mit haiii!,-- '. 1 1 is iniit w hut
i I: . o Im1- n l"oki ig tor tn I "n
er .v.-.t.v S-. it. s-JI-tt.
mi 1'iiit r or i.iu in win: r
l i.m .! i. f-oiahl.-. It is an op. n
1 ot I-, p ,r i , i I, vv !iU h on cm bnv
h.r. -.:. w at a time nod till
i ' t1
Will
oil tMvl Sl'C tt 111 t he
at l;tch.udons Alt a. id
C. 1 1 1
op.
llemtitt hi n. ideal lug. hot I oil
bobs, etc. .NoiInn'A tvnhlie Sboi.
Adv.
in' ;it l.a Ciiiimli' lino! wi'pk of
t ' t.i. . i l tup
FIRST TERM .
OF E. O. N. IS
ENDED TODAY
C'onlinued from Page 1)
ploroas today. Mrs, IIcss Warner
Cipnl; graduated but was not pres
ent and lilanche Whltiim received
her diploma from Mr, Inlow.
Six other students; who needed
only a few hours of work' to com
plete their course ;i t M'iiiiikiiiii.
Normal school were allowed to
lake that work here this summer,
j and will receive I heir graduation
i pa pern from Monmouth. They
lucre: Martha Olasson, Ida Cordon.
Ivy lanman, Lorena McCaulley,
j l-Mria (nio. ami Cerieva Vork. This
I is unusual procedure but was done
i sp'"'ially for the Ku stern (irefuii
; norma I.
Mr.ShielilM Sie:iks
Ti e liev. W. K. Khiebls (H- Kn
: t'-rprise wave the address dealint;
j l.-n,'ely with te responsibilities ot
i the teacher in training their stu
I dents to be well-fitted for life; and
: to be we-developed (n the three
j desirable ways, hysieally, splril-
ua lly, and liienta Hy.
' A teacher's profession lis more
im porta nt than the ot her profes
sions, in Mr. Shields' opinion, for
, as he says, "If a mistake is made in
j a business 'leal, or political innt
! ters, they can be corrected milch
; inure easily than If a ynun;' life is
, si a rted out '.vi'diik." "The teacher-
has not only the resnorejjbiiity o!
Kivimr her pupils "brenl and but
! t r" knowledge but also atliieal
and moral kiiowledKe. so that he
; will understand his relations as an
: individual anions individuals iiiul
! the relations oof his nation with
other nations.'
! .lust as according tit the old idea.
; t hat a chain can no) be a stroiiK
j chain until its every link is slrontr.
laud none of its links are useful h
j (tne is weak, so "no part of the
world can be nt lis best until all
(he nations are at. their best," Mr.
Shields continued. "If the normal
schools becomes su productive that
' Hie supply of teachers Is far above
No Service Calls
Not one owner of a General Electric Refrigera
tor in La Grande or Union county has ever had
to call a trouble. .man Silent sealed mechanisim.
All steel w oi p proof cabinets.
IJOHNENKAMPS
Meat
Hundreds of our customers have
charge accounts and find it costs them
less than the "cash and carry" method.
They get two free deliveries a day and
a fifteen or thirty day credit. Our cus
tomers pay their accounts promptly
therefore it is the same as cash to us. A
low cost of doinji' business and a lar,u-e
volume enable us to undersell. Every
thing we sell is guaranteed.
Features for Sa turd ay and Tuesday
V. S. Telephone Teas. 2 cans 2h'
Lihhy's Aspara.gus Tips, 12 cans 39c
Stewart's Hlucinjv. - bottles 29c
Ked Mexican l.eans, o lbs. 25c
I'mico Oleo, 2 lbs. lie
Tomatoes, a lbs. 25c
Apples, a lbs 25c
wSweet Potatoes, 'A lbs .. 35c
blackberry crop about over
Crate $2.25
r.ox 10c
Super Suds, a pk.us 2Sc
Rhode Island Ked Friers -Fresh
dressed and drawn. Call Early.
j tho demand In the I'nited States
j they can ko out into tho world
: win-re Instructors are few and us
j Hist other coo it litres in iiciiievinr.
j the hitfh stand lards in education
I that our nation has reached.
"What the learner necdw today is
! not only how to live, but how to
j want to live," Mr. Shields said,.
"There could bo no progress with
nut the idealist, lor his conception
' of things as they omrht lo be, helps
1 us understand llicrn as they are,"
: ' He concluded with the thoughts
; that the traitor of a t hild i in trutli
and know P-de and lot eerily of
. character are of eiual importance;
the children should be traim-d bli
the,. great are of living ami living
splendidly in Hudr" generation.
W. W. Nusbaum led the assem
bly in several songs, "How l-'lrm a
, l-'oundation." "America," and
; "Auhl Lang Syne."
The fall term of school will be
gin Sept. 2i.
OFFER $170 FOR
PARADE PRIZES
(Continued from Pago 1)
to Adams arid then march up the
main thoioughfare of the city.
The I ibor Hay (jueen conteNt
i.t Hearing a dose. Irma .Johnson is
first in Hie race at present; Ha r
bara Pidcoel:, secoml; Myrna
Wa id. t bird ; I .enu j ,ooke. foiirl h .
i;ii.abeth Hesse, fifth; ami Iter
nil i, Lamb, sixili, as reorted by
Ted Kllen this morning. The con
(est comes to a close at nine o'l-lm l;
Saturday evening and any tickets
turned in after that lime will not
count. Tiie winner of ii;(. cmues:
will he announced at all the dances
tomorrow evening.
l-'a Ik's La ( ! ramie store joined
the retail clerk's union number 1:7
this week. This enlranee. which
was made at the las! regular meet
ing makes Folk's n I'nion store.
Doctors Allowed to Speed
In eiiihi slales ph. sli-ians me no!
obliged to obey speed laws when
respond In; In emergency calls.
Groceries
"J.G.PENNEY.C I
108
Ityle
$172,501 TO
RE SPENT
KAMELA
ON
WORK !
(Continue,! Mom Fajyc Onol j
would receive bids at the Septem
ber i nee l in e; for one and one-ha If
miles of U'irk smith of (ilenada on
Ihe coasl highway.
Clatsop county indicated it was
willing to neuire i( right-of-way
bo- a new- high way bet ween ( re
gon City ami tin- Multnomah coun
ty line, and the commission de
clared it had t-ecured federal aid,
representing- i: pr- (.,.nt ,,f H.
fur such a load. l
Columbia comity made appliea
th'ii for a uiai-Uet road from Kain-iei-
lu Apiary which was allowed
by the commissbHi.
Included in new- projects adver
tised for Sepiernber were widening
and resui'laciim of ihe Pacific
lug hway from It! to mi feet from
Medl'md to I'heonix and the grad
ing of the llm.-e liidge section of
Ihe Central ( o egnri higliw ay east
of I'.eud. Koad work aggregating
f ti;iL'.:i:m was awarded while culi
Ira.ts t. .tailing i . S ;j were held
up temporarily pending approval
of federal air or investigation (,f
material (i be used.
Ues.dut ions were received from
Me.Nl innville and AMoria asking the
com mission to issue $ I .nun, 'inn ,,f
road b-oids a year fur three years
for use on the dreg on coast high
way. The res.dutiun was tiled
without comment.
i:i;i'(mi, m;.T
i.i vki; im k i(, auk. :io (ai)
Wheat close;
Hi loher: '.hi T-.d $l.4oi..
Ie, ember: I os ';d $ 1 . 4 a .
March: Ins 1 s $ .r, .
Clay's
"As Near As;. Your Plume"
Phone Main "lla
The Store of Quality Service and Economy
LABOR DAY SPECIALS
Yliy cany your groceries when we have a free delivery?
.1 KI.I.O
Assorted Flavors
25c
large
pKjrs
IM I K COFFKK
Our guarantee with
every poll ml
1 1 iiih!
49c
Three fjt-t ,jf
pounds . X.iO
l'OI!l & liKANS
.Medium size
r';::m: 29c
WlilTK KINC
44c
SAMTKX TISSl'K
Three
i:. lis
23c
SHRIMP
' it;l.: liiief Hraml
Two
lor
35c
Two
Hoz.
Depot St.. La Grande. Oregon
and Va
in Youm
Suits for Fall
At last a suit tb-t rmbodles the dual appeal cf distin
guished elegance and sound value! J. C. Penney Company's
style specifications and the j;riwp-bnying prestige of our
1400 Stores are responsible for this outstanding develop
ment in the style sphere of Men's Clothing.
Two-button, single-breasted suit with peak lapel
jacket and pleated vest. Iixpcrtly tailored of se
lected cassimercs and unfinished worsteds.
In new fall patterns that include novelty weaves, shadow
stripes and fancy stripes . . . and in colors that include the
medium and dark shades of tan, grey, brown and blue.
2
Extra Pants at $5.90
Other Young Men's Fall Suits at
19.75 and 29.75
Extra Pants at $4.98 and $6.90
Keep Guard on Tongue
The ton'tif Is, nt the. satin; linio.
tin wi-.t part of man and his worst ;
with g-nod jrovrnnuMit, none is more
tiserul, :i ml wit limit It, none Is
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Last Day of the Month .Specials
Free House Slippers
Saturduy
With every pair of ladies' and mens shoes as
advertised.
IXTkshire Silk lluse
Saturday $1.00.
1301
Adams
Ave.
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Large ami crisp
for ... 25c
CAKK FI.OI K
39c
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DEAL
10 burs P. & (J.
2 nied. Ivory
1 colored
Enamel Pan
Value $1.1:5
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288 size
49c
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Adams
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2 small
cans
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Large lint tie
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39c
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27c
62c
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23c
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