Jacksonville post., July 25, 1914, Image 4

All of tracts 19, 20 ard 33 and that
part of tract 34 lying in Section Ten, of
the* Elu*cn.-£ighty_Orchards Tract, aa
the same is numbered, designate I, de­
lineated and described upon tie official
plat tjiorpof, now of record in t ie of­
fice af the County Recorder of Jack-
son* County, Oregon, and all ir. Town­
ship 'I hirty-seven (37) South of Range
One (1) West of the Willamette Mer­
idian in Jackson County, Ort gon.
All of the above described tracts or
so niany thereof er may be neceisarv
will be sold at said time and place to
*’.'*! .y sa*d judgment in favor of the
p'ainttff and against the defendants.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
7th d3y of July, 1914.
f
W. H SINGLER.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
■< By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
f •
National Bank, a National Banking
Corporation, Defendants.
.
PlfBhlC +it»TtlW IB itEl EBY ftlVPN,
That under a id by virtue of an exe­
cution anij.an order of saloduly issued
out and under the seal of thi Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, in and
By M. QUAD
for lhe County of Jackson, dated the
7th clay of July, A. D 1914. in a cer­
Copyrlfht. 13U. by Associated Ltt-
tain cause therein wherein Seattle
ciary PreBS.
Irost Company, A Washington Cor­
poration, as plaintiff, recovered judg­
ment
against John G. Pei ce and
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins had been sit­
Frances L. Peirce for the sum of
ting on the front steps of their home
, $2000.(X) with interest tt ereon at the
for ten uilnutes when she carelessly
' rate of 10 per cent per annu n froth
April 1, 1914, until paid, the vim of
queried:
$3.34 with interest theieon aj the rate
"Mr. Perkins, please turn to that
of 10 per cent per annum from April
diary of yours mid see what you lind
1 1, 1913, until paid, the sum of $70.00
recorded under date of Feb. 20."
| with interest thereon at the rate of 10
"With pleasure. Mrs. Perkins, Are
! per cent per annum from Octob >r 1,
- ------------- HD«---------------
you on track of something?"
I 1913. until paid, the sum of $70.00
"Just u little something."
i with interest thereon at the rate of I
K) per cent per annum from April 1,
Well, here's the date."
1914, until paid, the sums ' of $10.80
Do you find anything alviut a In wu
and $6.54 with interest thereon at the
mower?"
Seattle Trust Company, a Washing­ rate of 1<> per cent per annum from
"1 do. It says that I will either have
May 6, 1914 until paid, together with
ton Corporation, Plaintiff.
a lawn mower before the 1st of April
i the sun: of $215.<0 attorney’s fees and
vs.
or perish in the attempt."
John G. Peirce and Frances L Peirc?, ' costs and disbursements taxed at
•‘Is It the 1st of April?"
| $15.00 together with accruing costs of
Defendants.
"Old
Hickory."
N otice is H ereby G iven , that un ' ! sale.
“Oh, yes.”
of
how
The
following
story
is
told
Have yon got the lawn mower yet?"
der and by virtue of an execution and 1 I I, will therefore in pursuance to said
General Andrew Jackson got his title order of sale duly issued out and undei [ ' execution and order of sale on
Not yet."
William
the seal of the Circuit Court of the 1
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th 1914,
I didn't know hilt that you hud it of “Old Hickory:" Captain
hidden away in a emit tai I [locket anil Allen, who was a near neighbor of the State of Oregon,’in and for the County I 1 at 9:30 o’clock A. M., at the front
Janson, dated the 7th day of July, , , ' ()f tha Court
'
e ! in Jackson-
______
was going to bring it out and surprise general, messed with 1dm during the ->f
1914, in a certain cause therein
(
me. They have been mowing their Creek war During the campaign the wherein .Seattle 1 rust Company, a j ‘ ville, Jackson County, Oregon, offer
soldiers
wen*
moving
rapidly
to
sur
­
anc* w’*' se*'’ at "ublic auction
lawns nil around us."
Washington Corporation, as r p
’ i •' iff I j f°r sa*e hjgh
piamrn
est bidder for cash, subject
"Mrs. Perkins." he said after draw­ prise the Indians and were without recovered judgment against John
G.
lonn
t_i.
:
to
recte
.
m
pf¡on as js bv law provided,
ing a long breath. "I owe an explunn- tents. A cold March wind came on. Peirce and Frances L. Peirce for lhe all the right, title and interest of the
mingled with sleet, which lasted for sum of $80!)0 with interest thereon at
said defendants in and to the follow­
'Not in the least. Mr. Perkins. That several «lays General Jackson got a the rate of 10 per cent per annum I ing described real property, to-wit:—
from
April
1st,.
1914;
$280.00
with
in
j
severe
cold
but
did
not
complain
as
Is simply your wr.v of doing business.”
All of Traces 21. 22, 23 and 24 of th"
terest thereon at the rate of 10 per |
"On the evening of Feb. 20. when I he tried to sleep in a muddy bottom r**:.
v > t r \ rv V- n w w ■ 1 vw v.z v rv. / , • t-, . I . za 1 *■ 1 ( * I •? •
among
his
half
frozen
soldiers
Cap
uttered the words recorded here. I
fully and firmly men nt to purchase a tain Allen and his brother. John, cut
ss
j
, J7?1
a ».«I 1 »
im t Ito oik
’»i ■ *
4 pint t it’F'joi, now ol r<_corci in tn* or-
hiwu mower of the latest pattern at tin down a stout hickory tree, peeled oft April
1st, 1914; $2.89 wHh interest | ! lice 2?
hi> County Runf
„.d„r ,.
aP\..
of , the
Recorder
of f .i
Jack-
the
bark
and
made
a
covering
for
the
thereon at the rate of 10 per eent per ' I son C >:inty, Oregon, and all in Town­
early date In the spring.”
general,
who
was
with
difficulty
per
annum
from
April
1st,
1913,
until
paid;
“Poor mini!"
ship Thirtv-seven (37) South of Range
"Itut It so happened that I got hold suaded to crawl under It. The next »80.06 with interest thereon at the I One (1) West of the Willamette Mer­
rate
of
of
10
per
cent
per
annum
from
morning
a
drunken
citizen
entered
the
of some vital statistics in a newspa-
idian in Jackson Cou <ty, Oregon,
camp and. seeing the tent, kicked it May 6th, 1914; together with $862.00
All of said above deseribed tracts
per."
attorney's
fees
and
$15
00
costs
and
ever
As Jiicksnn crawled from the
will be sold if necessari- at said time
“Hojk, terrible!”
disbursements
and
accruing
costs
of
and place to satisfy said judgment in
There was ,-i list of deaths by heart ruins the toper cried: "Ileilo. Old Hick sale.
favor of plaintiff and against sai l de­
ory! Come out of your hark and Jine
fufitiie. It niiinbered hundreds."
I will therefore on
fendants.
’“And you did not want to die of us in a drink."
J/OAfJAF, AUGUST 10th, 1914,
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this
heart failure?"
at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., at the 7th day of Julv, 1914.
Tolling Your Age.
"I hml no great longing to. I went
W. H SINGLER,
t'roi t door of the Court House, in
I know you won't believe tne when I Jacksonville, Jackson County, Ore­ Sheriff of Jackson C vintv, Oregon.
to our family doctor mid put the case
but
tell
you
Hint
I'm
only
eighteen,
up to him. mid he shouted nt me:
gon, offer for sale and will sell
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy.
really when I was nine years o il pen to ti e highest bidder for cash, sub­
•'■'Perkins. are you a born fool!'
was
pie
used
to
take
me
for
twenty.
1
ject 'o redemption as is bv law pro­
“ 'No.'
" 'Then don't talk about pushing a always mature mid sensible, and I’ve vided. all of the right, title and in­ Nctice of i heriff’s Sale Under
lawn mower around, With your heart always thought u whole lot. and terest of the above named defendants
in and to the following described real
the way ft is it would mean sure death thought is bound to leave its mark on props ty, to-wit:—
Execution
you.
Why.
my
father
had
gray
hair
to you.'"
All of tracts numbered 12. 16. 17,
Charles L. Scliieffelin, Plaintiff.
“While If you continued to simply when ho was sixteen, but that doesn’t 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and 32, of the
vs.
piny [inker you might live a hundred mean anything. I have a friend who’s Eleven-Eighty Orchards Tract located
B. F. Forbes and Mary Forbes,
only fourteen and yet everybody takes in Township Thirty-seven (37) South
years." said Mrs. Perkins.
wife, D -fendants.
"Come. come, my dear—this Is not a him for a man of sixty. You can’t al <>t Range One (1) West of the Wil­
N otice is H ereby G iv : n . Jbat
matter for sarcasm. There are other ways judge by iippeaniiiues because I lamette Meridian, in Jackson County. der and by virtue of an attnehm nt ex
Oregon,
as
the
same
is
numbered,
de
­
have
another
friend
who
’
s
thirty-eight
ecution
an I an order of sale duly is
risks besides heart failure."
and has a family and yet he looks sot signate!, delineated and deseribed sued out and
under
th"
sea
“.Sweating your collar Is one."
I
upon the official plat lhereof, on file in
"Sil|>|Mwe Hint some enemy of mine young people take him for Ids own son the office of the County Recorder of of the i'.'uit Court of the State
of Oregon, in and for the County
throws a bomb ainlil the grass and 1 1 know you Hunk I'm not lulling the Jackson County, Oregon.
of Jack-» n in a certain cans.'
truth, but why people should lie about
run Hie mower against It?"
All of said tracts, or so many there­ therein wherein Charles L. Schieffelii.
their age is more than I know. - Neu of as may be necessary will be sold at
"Awful! Awful!"
as I’lainti f recovered judzment a r 'ins!
-aid time and place to satisfy said the defen tents «, F. l-’orb is and Mar.
"Mrs. Perkins. 1 am afraid that you York Sun.
judgment
in
favor
of
said
pl
limiff
and
Forbes fo the sum of $53.15 together
don't understand the situation. In Al­
Peerage» Lacking In Permanence,
against tl e defendants.
with interest on lhe sum of $56.65, at
bany Inst week as mi eminent citizen
Dated at Jacksonville,
Jackaon the rate of ten per cent per annum
have
little
of
the
perillll
Peerages
was mowing Ills lawn there was a sud­
Cour.tv,
O
ego),
this
7th
day
of
July,
Forty
years
ago
n
nence of pyramids
from Febiuary 25th, 1914, until paid,
den •xploston."
A. D. 1914.
for the further sum of $35.00 reason­
"Rut don't they generally come sud­ careful cahulaUon was made which
W.
H.
SINGLER.
able
attorney’s fees, and the further
showed that of 217
17 peerages created
denly?"
Sheriff of Jackson County, Orezon. sum of $16 00 costs and disbursements
during
the
preceding
forty-live
years
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy. and accruing costs of sale, which said
"There was a sudden explosion, and
only 133 remained upon the rolls. Of
he was killed dead."
execution is of date June 26th, A. D..
the
Plantagenet
peerages
only
fourteen
"Poor man! lie shouldn't have la*en
1914, and was issued in pursuance tn
I a judgment of March 27th, A. D. 1914.
killed more than half deml! Go on. survived, of the Tudor eleven and of
which judrment is enrolled and dock­
Mr Perkins. Did the boiler of the the Stuart forty six. During the reign
eted in th .■ cffice of of the Clerk of
lawn mo»er burst, or did some one of George III mon* than 400 titles
said Court and is o' record in Volume
were created, of which in 1S75 270 had
tiro u eminon nt him?"
Seattle Trust Company, a Washing- sa at pages 150 151 of the Circuit
"The iniiehhiery gut heated up. I be disappeared. London Standard.
21ourt .Journal, in which judgment it
ten Coi poration, Plaintiff.
I
Here. He was pushing It too fust."
was also ordered bv the Court that, the
vs,
The O'.her Way.
"A thing (lint eniilil never hnp|ien Io
John G. Peirce ant Frrnces L. property attached in said cause
Hunter
broke
down
In
"I
heard
Unit
you. Mr. Perkins."
Peirce and Loring Whitting'on, De­ hereinafter described he soi l (or
satisfaction theret f.
"And. again, at Nyrneiise a man who the middle ol Ills speech the other fendants.
man
who
was
kept
at
■light."
said
tile
1 am commanded b/ virtue of
was lawn mowing waa struck dead by
P ublic N otice is H ereby G iven ,
home liy illness
exe- ­ execution an<l order of sale to sell
a thunderbolt "
That under and by virtue of an i exe
,,. i • sgue<), real property h. reinafter deseribed t.. ■
"Not exiu-tlv.’ leplied the man who . cution and order of aalv
sale llu
duly
“He must have had ii niekel In Ills
and under the seal of
Circuit satisfy said ao.ve niiped judgment, I,
was there, "The meeting broke up out
pocket to attract It "
. -
,................................ .««»ill 4-U z-»»«<« t nra of U • Qt I zx n t» /-»Iz A \'| ml
Court of the State of Oregon in and j will therefore at 9:3U o’cii ck A M on
“And so. Mrs Perkins, with nil these right In the middle of Ills speech
MON JAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1914
for the C< unty of Jacks >n. dated the
warnings hanging over me I thought U
7th day of Jul’v, A. D. 1914 in a cer- ! at the fro it door of the Court Hi'ffe, '
Very Likely.
best"-
Mr. Green I to you know how 1 felt tain cause therein '»herein Seattle in Jackso ivill-. Jack-on County, On-
Not to get n mower, of course."
Trust Company, a Washing on Cor-1
during the wedding ceremony today? poration, ns plaintiff recovered against gon, offer for sale and will sell at | ub
Something that wn.v. inv dear."
lie auction, to the highest bidder for
llow was It? Mr John G. Peirce and Frances I . Peirce, i cash, all of the right, title ard interest
And not tu hire a mmi to come with Mtaa Sharp No
Green— Well. I felt most profoundly for the sum of $3000 00 with interest of the above named defendants in ard
his own mower?"
"Have I the right to subject him to thankful tlnit I was not the bride I hereon r.t the rate of 10 per cent per to the following described real prooer.
groom. MI hh Sharp-Very likely the annum from April '. 1014. until paid, ty, a inject to redemption as is bv
au<-h risks?"
the sum of $105.00 with interest the'e- law provided, to-wit:
"Of course not. Just let tile grass bride felt like that too
on at the rate of ten [er cent per an­
The E ist Fourteen feet of Lot
grow iih high ns the fence—ns high ns
num from October 1. 1913, until paki, Eighteen and the West 23 75 feet of
the trees We shall want to enntp out
lhe sum of $'.05 IK) with interest I here­ Lot Nineteen, in Block Two of New-
there ii little Inter And the higher the
on at lhe rate of 10 per cent per an­ , town Addition to lhe City of Medford,
gi'Hss the lens of the house you see."
num from Aprii 1, 1914. until paid, Jackson County, Oregon.
the sum of $21.03 and $12.64 wi'h in­
"Mrs. Perkins, you nre Inclined to
All of sui l above described propertv
ti rest thereon at the rate of 10 per ! or so mu"h thereof as may be n< c -s-
acrimony." said Mr. I'eiklns
Sentile Trunt Company, a Washing- eent per annum from May 6, 1914, un- si’ry will be sold to satisfy said above
"GrilHM seven feet high will probably
til paid, together with the sum of named judgment in favor of the
help It. If you were to use a «leiste or tun Corporation, Plaintiff.
$322.00 as attorney's fees, and costs ; plaintiff and agai ist the defendants.
vs.
scythe on the lawn would It give yon
John G. Peirce and Erances L Peirce, and disbursements taxed at $15.00 to­
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this
heart failure?"
husband and wife, Mercantile Nation­ gether with the accruing costs of sale. 1st day of July, A. D, 1914.
“I spoke of that to the doctor. He al Bank, a National Banking Corpora-
1. will therefore in pursuance to said
W. II. SINGLER.
Raid lie wasn't sure nbout It. but would tion, and George ’.....................
W H. White Invest- execution and order of sale on
Sheriff of Jackson Cour.tv, Oregon.
look up the mntter mid nqiort."
I ment Company: H Washington ' Corpor-
By E. W. WILSON. Deputy
MONDAY. AVGUST 10th, 1914,
“And when can we look for this re­ I atton. Defendants.
at 9:30 o’clock A. M , at the front
P
ublic
N
otice
is
H
ereby
G
iven
.
port?"
door of ti e Court House in Jackso i-
“By December or January. lie Is a That under and by virtue of an execu- I ville, Oregon, offer for sale and will
SUMMONS.
;
tion
and
an
order
of
sale
duly
issueil
very tinny mmi. you know."
I sell at public auction to the highest
"lit and under the seal of the Circuit I bidder for cash, subject to redemption IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREG »N.
“Yes. 1 know, mid so arc yon. Mr. Court of the State of Oregon, in and
IN AND FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
Perkins, how milch oil does a la wn for the C< unty of Jackson. date<i the as is by law provided, all the right
title and interest of the defendants in
Edna G. Billing'll. Plaintiff.
mower eonsume In ii day?"
7th dav of Inly, 1914, in a certain ■lid to the fo'loiring descr’bcd real
▼«.
“Alanit n gallon "
ause therein, wheein Seattle Trost l>r peril, to-wit:—
Fred S. Billings. Defendant. Suit in Equity
Companv. a Washington t’orsio'-at'en.
"And what Is the cost?"
Tract? numbered 13. 14. 15 ard 13
as plaintiff' re ' vei l'd jiulgm, nt ai’i'ii st of lhe Eleven-E-ghty Orchards Trae for To Divorce.
"A dollar «nd n half.”
FreJ S. B'Hlngs. Defendant: ®
h •
"Hut why didn't yen tine this ns an John G. Peirce io. ' Francis I .
as the same is ntimb red, designate1,
In th? Name of the State of Ore.r >n. You are
for the sum of $2-r'<Hi.0i) w ith inte’es re ine ted and di scribed upo 1 lhe of.
aw '"nt?"
hereby c »'.'man ie l to aprexr an I answer the
thereon at th" rate of In p.-r rert per
I knew I hfitl forgotten something” annum from April Ist, 1914 i.ntil pai I, Pci'il n'at there f. row of nerd in ph.inrlfT’a co’vpHint ajxai ist .* ou now on fl’-* in
I
e
i
the"
of
the
County
Rei-or-ler
of
Ami you limi forgotten the fact. A the sum c f $87.50 with inter st ti er, -
th ’ above entitled Court ind cause on or b f<> e
mower won't hist over a month. on lit the rate "f 10 per cent i i t- »>n- lackson t ountv, Oregon, and in Towe- the 1st day of August. 1911, said date helnor the
«hip
lhirty
seven
(37)
So
(h
ef
Barg
will It?"
ni m from Oi-'i he I. 1913, until p-iid, One 11) West of the Willamette Mer­ expiration of six weeks from the day of the first
publication of this summons.
be sum of $87 50 with int"ri st there­ idian in Jackson County. Oregon.
“About a month "
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
“And then It must be thrown nwav? on at the rate of 10 per Ci nt | er an­
All of said above describ d tracts appear and answer for want thereof, plaintiff
Why didn't you in ike that statenii'iit num from April 1. 19! I. until [ aid. the will be sold at said till)" an I place if i will apply to the Cou t for the relief prnyed for
sum of $9.40 and $'«(>7, wi'h intere t necessary to sat'sfv said judgment in
to strengthen your ease?"
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per favor of the plaintiff ai d against the in the complaint, succinctly stated as fell»»«:
"I wish to
It now."
For a deer e forever dissolving the bonds of
am um fiom May 6, 1914, until paid, defendants.
"You would lune to litre n garage to ’ogether with the sum of $270.()*» as at­
! matrimony between plaintiff ami defendant, and
Dated at Jacksonville. Oregon, this that the plaintiff be given the custody of the
stable It in. wouldn't you?"
torney’s fees herein, and costs and dis­ 7th day of July. A. D. *9'4
n ir.or ch'ldr r. tr-wi'. E. Ruth Had’ey. J. El­
"Ry John! Yes "
bursements herein taxed at $15.00
W. H. SINGLE!?,
"•Mr. Perkins." said Mrs. Perkins m together with accruing costs of sale Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. liott Hadley, and Deeds Hadley, and that
plaintiff receive back her former name. Edna G
1, will therefore in | ursuance to said
■ he rose up to go hi. "we won't have a
By E. W. WILSON, Deputy. Hadley, and her coats and dlaburaements of this
lawn mower. It is teo daneerotis nml execution and order of sale, offer for
: suit.
cuatly. We won't luive a sickle nor sale hi d will sell at the front door of
This summons is j ublished in th«» Jacksonville
the Couit House In Jacksonville, Jack-
yet n scythe. We won't nnsldle with son ('"io ty. O egon, on
Post by o*Rder of the Honorable F. M. Calkins.
the lawn "
Judge of the rbove entitled Court whi'h order
MONDAY. Al'GUST loth. 1914.
wa* trade and entered of reen • 1 on the 12th day
fit r Execution.
"Rnf"-
) '
at
9:
bidder
b.
of June. 19U Wnehoder req ii
oi to ap­
"Oh. Just write down In that -'lire
cash,
uj
as is bv
Sca’tlo Trust Ci-mnanv a, Washr c- ' peal . n or be* r the last day prescribed in th s
that III a couple of years v hi II bin mil law ■■■< vid
title ■ nd ton C.iri oral ion. I'liintiff-
a.i moi.•*
I . v d. te of the first pul I nation of
bring home a live eent th k
interest o
vs.
this summon $ is the ¿0 h da. of June. 1914.
and we'll ■’"u'irter '.lie siibjis t
in and to the following described real
John G. Peirce and F'nnee» L. I
J A. LEMERY
property, to-wit;—
Peirce, husband and wife, Mercantile Attorney for Plainl.ff.
Ashland. 0recon.
When an Eskimo Die».
When mi Eskimo is dying you will
I notice Hie Inmates of tile bonso
i Ing everything out of doors; otherwise
1 It would lie eontmnliinteil by the pres
ence of the dead innn mid rendered un­
fit for use. Among some tribes the
dying man himself is borne outside
He Is never taken out through the en
i trance tunnel, but always through the
j smoke hole or back of the house, and
I the passage Is then closed so that Ills
spirit will not find its way bnck. The
I Eskimos npiieur to have an uncanny
presentiment of the approach of that
dread spirit who comes to one mill all
When you see them preparing the
graveclothi's of one of their number
; who Is 111 you may know that tils end
i is near. 1 do not think that they do
anything to hasten the end. although
i j they may stub or hang the hopelessly
i
Infirm at their own request. It up
pears to be nn Instinctive feeling which
i is common to primitive people and
which Is often noticed In the lower
animals.—Wide World Magazine.
Mr. F-eikins Lawn
Mower
Change in Southern Pacific Time
- — Table.
Effective November 13, 1913.
you are
NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
Notice of Sheriff Sale Un­
der Execution.
Notice of Sheriff Sale Ur-
der Foreclosure
Notice of Sheriff Sale Un­
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Grants Pass Motor......... .10:22 A.M.
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Extra fure train...
in need of
Good Printing
X
Notice of Sheriff Sale Un­
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I
IF
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
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2Al P.M
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Extra fare train.
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We are revising our lists reaiv for the
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Rogue River Realty Co
R. R. R.
Jacksonville, Ore
OFF1CE:-Bank of Jack­
sonville Bldg. Upstairs
Charles F. Dunford
DEALER IN
All kin Is of soft and hard wood.
Tier or cordwood lengths. Prices
moderate and delivery prompt.
J acksonville
OREGON
Jacksonville
Meat Market
JOHN DUNN1NGTON. Prop
First Quality
Lard
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Prices
WAi/e the supply lasts
Small Pail 65 cis. Large Pail $1.25
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