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■ kwtimkl . oottao » a w n , omoom . F R ID A Y , NO VF.M H F.lt <1, IM I, QUALITY MARKET Mrs. Charles Shelburne Third Typhoid Victim A uthorship o f Poetic Gem Long K ep t Secret faob Swede Olsen Takes Community Clubs Hold Bout With G. Stone Meeting, Discuss Work Whal a big niche In literature can be secured by a IllUe poem Is proved by the history of that as Swede Olsen. 189-pound grappler Seven community groups held a Ths third fatality In tha Chari«» qulslte ballad, "AnId lloblu Gray." Shelburn« fam ily, which wae «trick- » ritteu by Isidy Anne Barnard In from Medicine Hat. Alberta, de county conference for officers and on with typhoid fever In Meptem- 1771. The oilier half dozen nr an feated Glen Stone, 171-pound Al project leaders til community club ber, wae recorded with the death pieces by I July Anne are entirely bany wrestler, two falls out of three work under the extension service Fresh Sulmon (half or whole) 10c lb. {of Mr«. Hhelburne shortly after 1 negligible. For more than fifty i Saturday night In the opening Tuesday afternoon In the high o’clock Wednesday afternoon M r Brick Cod Fish, 2 lbs for years the aulliorslilp of "Alibi match of the Mountain View pa school building. Hebron, Latham, 36c lb Valley, Hhelburne and the only eon Rrneet Itobln Gray" was a complete mys vlllon winter series. Stone took the Cottage Grove, Delight Tomato Juice on Ioe, per can 10c had died a few weeks ago. Two tery. It was In 1823 that she re I first fall and Olsen the remaining Mount View and two groups from Try our Ham Loaf, 2 lbs for 46c lb daughter«, Margaret and Chrlatlne, vealed her secret to Hlr W alter two Stone suffered an Injured 7reswell were represented Pure Pork Sausage ankle. 16« lb. are «till III. The fam ily contracted Scott. Mrs. Clyde W right, who presided, The two will be rernatched Sat explained the purpose of the con Pure Beef Hamburger the dleeaae from polluted water 16c lb. When Lady Anne Lindsay (as she whll« working In a hopyard near was before her marrlsge)«et about urday night. A special event be ference Mix« Gertrude Skow, coun Pure Pork Link Sausage 20c lb. Independence. Mr« Hhelburne had writing a new Mcottlsh ballad to tween George K err and Ray Hand ty home demonstration agent, dis Sugar Cured Bacon, sliced 20c lb. Been III for over «lx week«. She the tuna of an old one that had ers also has been billed cussed various relationships In the 2 Large Center Cuts of Ham 26c *» » aged 19 years, 7 month«, 22 "naughty worda," she produced a ! extension service and means of Ijtdlee’ Aid Rally Planned day«. i conducting meetings for extension Rendered Beof Fat for Cooking 6c lb song she never could have guessed A rally of various ladles' eld 'programs. Mies Clarabelle Nye of Funeral services foi Mrs. Hhel would be celebrated for generations. Beef Pot Roasts 12%c lb. burne will be held at 2 SO this a f In the letter to Scott In I 823 (given groups will be held today at the (the extension service of O. 8. C. Beef Short Ribs with lots of meat 10c lb. ternoon i Friday) In the Mill« chapel In "The Private Letter Book of Hlr Junction City Methodist church and gave a talk on "When the Chalr- Beef or Pork Liver 10c lb. and Itev. Meredith A. Grove« of the W alter Hcott," edited hy W ilfred a number of members of the local ' man Understands Her Group" and Heins Fig Puddings Methodist church will officiate. In l*artlngton) In which Lady Anne M. E. aid society are planning to discussed simple parliam entary p ro 36c each v ia P o r t la n d to cedure. Miss Skow also outlined the terment will be In the A. F. * A. confessed to the authorship of 1 attend. A part of the afternoon's p ro -1county program which is under way. M l . O. O. F. cemetery. "Anld Itobln Gray.” she says: OMAHA Margaret Wilson was born March ' “1 »as pleased In secret with the gram will be a debate on the ques Free Delivery All Day Miss Madge Rer-se of Washing Phone 46 KANSAS CITY 12, 18S2, In Montana, Kuna. approbation It met with, but such tion "Resolved, that a ladles' aid ton, D. C . regional director for fed MINNEAPOLIS FRED ANDERSON, Prop Surviving relatives Include three was my dread of being suspected of I» a necessity to the church.” Rev. eral home demonstration extension daughter«, Mr« John Hchmltl, Cres writing anything, that I carefully M A. Groves of this city and Rev. service, told of the federal govern ST. LOUIS CLOSED ALL DAY ARMISTICE DAY D. C. Poindexter of Springfield will ment's part in this extension work. well, .Marginal Hhelburne, who 1« < kept my own ««-. ret.” MILWAUKEE still In a Eugene hospital, and It was considered daring, If not speak on the affirm ative and Rev. She »aid that the United States 1» SIOUX CITY Christian Hhelburne, who la con- Indelicate, for a lady to aspire to W. P. Empey of Junction City and the only country in the world that DES MOINES Id * ° Holaey w,1‘ UF- offers such a wide service In this ' ~~ valosclng at home; five brothers ilithörühlp to thoTe'day's.- k a iiM S hold the negative. DULUTH ' Mr. and Mrs. W. M MacGIbbon arid t*<» «later«, City Star. work and that other countries are CH IC A G O wi — __ *■ i »«odlng representative« to study the wsrs In Portland the first of the i Mlse Wilson Karns Honor. , » .a ...i . m .. F a ir y C h a rio t week ST. PAUL U N IV E R S IT Y O F O R E G O N Eu L ^ ^ e lc .re ^ d ™a? ^ r X I . tile Positively the Latest Hotel Oarage Mnn (to fuaaer Npeclsl unnoiincement: The Hmart COUNCIL BLUFFS gene Nov. 2 Recognition of her onl , u t # , an hQur about midget cur)—“All right, air, in “Simplified English’* outstanding work In music t a s k ha)r , d over the MEMPHIS Hhop w ill give st«m|w. to hrmie , ■ U right! I l l sre that IPs refilled NEW ORLEANS What la described as "a scien come to Wilberts. Wilson of Cottage ig c n o m io . Mr. and Mr«. Hoy Itomalne and Or. and Mrs. It H . Fields return- f and »ashed ami polished and If tific and practical method of simpli Grove, In her recent election to Tau Mia. John Long of Portland re <id Haturday from a two weeks' va- ' you like I'll have It left outside In addition to the three exten D l f A I T U l f DATES. cently «pent the week end at the cation spent at their place above your bedroom door with yoor boots fying English «[M-Illng" has been i Delta Delta, underclass musical sion service workers, IS persons worked out by a Swedish professor, 1 honarary. Miss Wilson Is a freah- were present. home of Mre. Itoinnlnes parents. Hmlth river fall«, near Gardiner. In the morning."—Boston Tran Mev. 7 , 14, 21, 23 , 2 3 , 3 0 _________ who calls his system "Anglic." It | man at the University of Oregon, D r and Mrs. A. W. Klme Mre. W. E. Htseell of Ounemulr, i script. ft w . S, 12, 17, 16, 1 * Is designed espe< lally for the use of where she Is studying English l i t - ! B elerà lim it, February 2 2 , 1 *32 M iss Ixiulss Wynn«, student at accompanied by a grandson, visited Wind Resistance foreign students. The professor Jersture Slop«*«. pr»,J«g«« Monmouth normal school, «pent the the first of the week with Mre. B ro th e r, R id e th e Mulct Formal pledging to the musical Thar# , leaa wlnd reMl«,an rf apparently has the Idea that "An- ~ lilssell'a father, F. M Hambrick. week end at her home here. with , he and wlnd. Pursou Hnowbull says It la bettei gllc" may become a sort of uni honorary took place last Thursday F ar l a f a r w e t l e a , c e ll Liat your property with Arneat. p 1 to rble a slow mule that you own than when >re (lown versal language, because, he ex • v*nlng tn , he lounge of the music , Here's something worth while. building when 13 others besides ! u , t„ bnrean , fandard, d lr plains. In the "nue «[»cling" he has A eon was born Munday morning than to ......... In « sedan that ain't The new Jarkeonbell midget radio. General Passenger j close devised, that he wants to "pae" our Mi«« Wilson were Initiated. Hla-tube aU|Mrheterodlne At a price Io Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Patchen. The paid for. — Florida Times Vnlon. D ept, 637 Plttock "langgwlg the blest koinpllrnent you can afford to pay. Only $29 95. mother was seriously III for two Block, Portland, C'lase Gives Missionary Program. I posslbl by endeavoring to mack It Hear this wonderful eet at Nelson days, but Is now out of danger Ore. Rightful Sovereign A missionary program wax glv- noen, uezd, luvd, and apreeshiated Go Royal Boclety Package Goods. J u s tic e Is Ihe r ig h tfu l sovereign len at the close of the Sunday aul over the wurld.” Such a lan Full line. Bee models at K aty Ann o f the world.- I 'l u l a r i l i guage. which all may read, has . school session of the Baptist church .Shop. 78 east Ilroadway, Eugene, been worked out between the B rit ! Sunday by the Busy Bee class Ore. o23-nl3c ish railways and a number of for 'taught by Mrs. Hellers. A little girl ne œ ira dëôe ne mr ow Verbosee ütf ’ The Vlnat Randall fam ily, with -be a positive force eign llnea It conalsts of a aeries told the author of the song, "Jesus That's What Doctors Say— their guests, M r and Mrs Norvall of picture labels, affixed to goods Ixives Me,” and six little girls dress Powsll of Prlnevllls, spent the week not a negative force carried hy rail, which are going ed to represent different countries end at Scottsburg. from one country to another. The sang the song In the language of ’ Some people have an idea that it M IL L IN E R Y H A L E . P 'tIC E H -advertise. Is dangerous to try to cure eczema labels show the nature of the goods the country represented. R E D U C E D . Princess Eugenie and Hove Vbu I —that the “poison" w ill go through and. consequently, how they have all the new hat models Included In D e e r I ’ rixcx A w a rd e d your system. d e ce ive d Your to lie treated. For Instance, one this sale. Don't miss tills money- A prize of $10 In cash for the That'e all wrong, doctors say. Sample o f design shows a fl»h. a flower, and saving opportunity. See US Friday Nobody knows exactly what a hunch of grapes. This means per largest buck killed during the re and Haturday. New York M illinery cent hunting season has been causes eczema, but plenty of folks ishable truffle which would deterior Parlors. M t. and Mrs. J. L. Beatty. awarded by the Wiseman hardware know how to stop i t —how to get ate If uot delivered quickly. Open Haturday nights. Hats re store to R. F. Garoutte. whose relief that’s nothing short of magic. Thouvand» of free modeled to please mlp kill weighed 174 pounds. Second Eczema—tetter—Salt rheum — no -the Sentinel. la ro p lc i of ME BA. the cdendB« prize, $S In merchandise, went to m atter w hat you call It, no m atter E yes f o r th e B lin d M r. and Mrs. E arl Ishn'arl of treatment (oi vtomach disturb ' Portland spent the first of the In ever-lnereuslng numbers Ger Leslie Learning, who brought in a how long you've had it, nor how ance«. are being dutributed In week w ith Mrs. Ishmael's [«»rents, many things you have tried— man shepherd dogs, better known 171-pound deer. vour community. If vou have Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hhay. In this country as |>olice dog«, are W hen It itches so it almost drives not received your free «ample aek F re d S h ep h e rd D ie» Ralph Fullerton of Wendllng being employed ns guides for the you crazy—when you think you Just Schofield Htnwart for plumbing, for it today. Join the thcoieandt Fred Shepherd of Portland, who spent the week end here with his sheet metal work. Phone SI7J. tfc can't stand It another second—put blind. The dogs used are generally who have obtained relief from was a resident here up to three or parents. M r and Mrs. O H Fuller females, for they are less easily dis some Moone's Em erald O il on It. ttomack trouble. MZ-B a goee Mrs E arl Garoutte will leave to four years ago, died several days tracted than mules. They require I f that doesn't give you—instant ton. directly to ihe «curve of «romaefa day for Salem, where she will a t ago, the funeral having been held only three or four months of train ly —greater relief than anything trouble— H vper-Aodlry. Miss W ilberts Wilson, student at tend a lit-gree of Honor convention Wednesday. Among surviving rela ing to lead a blind mnn safely you've ever tried, money back. Recommended and add by , University of Oregon, apent the From Salem she w ill go to Portland tives are the widow, who la a through crowded streets and dan Don’t be afraid of Its hurting you week end here with her parents. to make selections for the Smart daughter of M r. and Mrs. W . M. C O T T A G E G R O V E gerous construction work. The or your clothes—use lots of it. And M r and Mrs W O. Wilson. shop and for the fashion revue to commands, "right," "left." and “for George of this city. remember th at Cottage Grove PHARMACY Attention, Golfer»! Closing out all tie held Thursday. ward" are known and obeyed by 1 Pharm acy guarantees It. W s make naw cars out of wreck*. golf clubs at below coat Gettye- B. V. P. U. Chooses Adviser. the dogs, but also they are trained Painting and body rebuilding. Cot The Baptist young people's union Graber. to disobey If earning out the or W illiam Thum, Victor Chambers, tage Grove Body Works. L. S. der Involves danger. The Intelli have elected Mrs. M. C. Hickenbot- D. J. Hcholl and Jack lieager spent Davis. P ro p , Spriggs Bldg. tnSlfe gence of these dogs Is beyond be tom as adviser. They w ill hold a Hunday fishing on the Umpqua Dr. and Mrs. H A. Hagen, with lief, unless one sees them tn action. cooked food sale Saturday at the Smith-Short grocery. The group is near Hcottaburg. They reported a Mrs. Hagen's sister, Mrs. P R. Sta planning to organize a basketball re! ol Redmond, and Mr. and Mrs. good catch. team and proceed! from the food 1 . it N. J. Nelson spent the week end In Unbreakabl« Gia«» The famous sale will be used for this work. Ix lla s as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glass used for the "hull panes”— Maeey line Ivan W arner, form er Cottage Grove not portholes n«w—o f a new liner 1‘ h tlllp lu in in ie ry Di»-*. residents. Is of a spaclal kind that has with The second in the fam ily to meet Hand Kchnarsal every .Monday stood a pressure of twenty tons. In night. one test of this glass, a piece of It a tragic death w ithin recent years, We Trim Our Meats But Not Our Customers weighing M pounds was dropped Phillip Lammers, son of George Harold M arkin suffered a broken . ut, auiui on nt»La& lunar mums 18 feet on to a steel plate. It cam« Lammers of Eugene, was killed left collar bone Sunday while play through this ordeal without show Monday night near M cArthur, Cal., HAMBURGER, FRESH PORK SAUSAGE ing football with a group of boys. ing even a crack. But glass nowa when the truck he was driving went W illiam T . McCoy Dies. CUT Its sure to see Nelson Motor Com over a cliff. He was employed with Funeral services were held Mon days can be wonderfully resistant a road construction crew. pany's wonderful line of radios. day at the Mills chapel for W illiam In certain tests of a bullet-proof NO LIMIT Prices from $29 9,1 to $79 50. glass recently, a .303 bullet was S IL K C R E E K . Mr. and Mrs E. S. Holderman, T McCoy, who died October 31 at fired at tt at a range of live yards. hts home five miles south of Cot T-BONE STEAKS who had been y lid lin g relatives hers, Nov. 4.—Mra. Burge and daugh The glnss plate under test was HOME MADE LINK returned Tuesday to the Diamond tage Grove. Rev. John L. Lemmon about an inch and a half thick and ter. Mrs. W ill Norris, were recent SAUSAGE iake'distrlct*,' w h e 're 'ili 'llo!,'t"c'r'man “ f f ^ la ,Sd and ‘"t«™ ” «“ waa ln was made up of three layers. The Portland visitors. They made the Pucktigc i la In the forest service. Hugh Nixon cemetery bullet starred the first layer, but trip with Mrs. Burge’s son, Marion accompanied them and brought M r- McCoy was born August 10, made no Impression on the second. 1 Burge of Yoncalla, and another 1/a OR WHOLE back the Holderman car. to bo 1«T1. >n Arkansas and had lived at daughter. Mr«. Frank McGarvin of SWIFT PREMIUM stored here for the winter. There I-ondon 52 year» He was aged 60 ROUND AND LOIN STEAK Divide. H itt o r ic E x t e r n S po t SKINNED HAMS was a foot of snow at Diamond years, 2 months, 15 days at his O. E. Robertson was a recent Stilmoda. on the eastern coast of visitor to Santa Clara, where he lake. death. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. M York of M«-- McCoy was married In 1916 the Ixu peninsula, came Into the bought a team of horses, harness BUY ALL YOU WANT Eugene vlalted Tuesday night with to Nancy Small, who survives him. American spotlight In the middle and wagon. of the last century, when a treaty LAMB ST E W ................. 06c Mrs. York's parents. M r and Mrs. Other surviving relatives are two An iron roof is being put on the PORK SHOULDER ROAST LEG OF L A M B .............14c slaters, Mr». Cora Qulnley of Ceres, was ratified there which first Overholser Bros, mill and a drying Mica Dollle Pitcher, who teaches F. E. Mendenhall. shed for lumber was recently b u ilt A ll size» W ear-Ever aluminum. Cal and Mrs. O ra Hughes of Idaho. opened Japan to foreign trade. SHOULDER LAMB ...... 12c nt Oakland, spent the week end at In 1853 ('apt. Matthew Galbraith Ed Conklin is able to drive his the home of an uncle. O. B. Pitch enameled, eteel and granite roasters Mr. McCoy was a member of the Perry. United States navy, sailed Christian church a t London. car w ith one hand. His left arm er. FANCY BEEF ROAST for Thnnksglvlng. Oettya-Graber. up the bay of Sngarni to Shlmoda. was bro^ en reCently while he was WE DON T MEET THEM— Enjoy yourself some Unie at the J. H. Chambers returned Tues went ashore with .'km men nnd de working at the Overholser mill. Joe Wlddershelm of Nebraska, WE BEAT THEM Pastime. Cants, tohaonia, fountain. day from a buelnes* trip to south- who had been visiting for several livered letters from Preshlent F ill H . Myers Is in a Eugene hospital Mre. J. A. IM Im er, accompanied ern Oregon. weeks with hla sisters, Mrs. W . A. more to a representative of the suffering from broken ribs and Japanese emperor. In the spring other serious Injuries. How serious by a cousin, James Bowers, vlalted Mrs. W illiam Bartels was in Port- Hogate of this city and Mrs. E. J this week at the home of her moth- land this week to attend the wed- s®a*'« nt Delight Valley, left Mon- of 1855 the first treaty between the injuries are is not known at America and Japan, providing, present as an X -ra y has not been er-ln-law. Mre. R. L. Rogers. The ding of a sister. Mlsa Agnes Carter. daY Tor Washington to visit a broth- among other things, for the open taken due to bis condition. M r. j two were on their way from Seat- . . . er. J tie to Yreka. Cal., where Mra. Palm- SA VES YOU M O N E Y — Buy your n aVe you seen the new low priced ing of Shlmoda to American trad Myers can give no account of how , J he received his injuries except that ' er will Join her husband, who has e,»«t <>n the order approval plan high performing radio? Only $29.95 ing vessels, was proclaimed. been transferred to that point. The Smart Shop. at Nelson Motor Co. America's first diplomatic repre he was in the barn unharnessing i sentative to Japan resided at Shi- his team. I t is thought that a horse moda. It was a tidal wave and knocked him down and then earthquake that caused the diplo trampled him. matic offices to he removed from Mrs. Len Culver, teacher a t the district school, treated her pupils Shlmoda to Yokohama In 1858. ■ to a wiener roast Friday afternoon, i Hallowe'en games and contests A n d P a p e r M a n n e r« “The paper napkin saves your were played and Hallowe’en candy fine linen for more elaborate par was served. Mrs. Richey was a vis ties,” says a column of household itor at the school Thursday of last hints. There's a demand for pa week. Ralph Teeters was able to make per tuxedoes.—Kansas City Star. a visit to his new house being built Sam: “W hy did you tip that girl on west Main street In Cottage so much when she gave you your Grove on Sunday, after being con fined to his home for almost three coat?” And to It Is with most other Henry: "Look a t the coat she weeks w ith a severe cold. Plaster ing is now being done In the new gave me." household tasks. Electricity house. Most of the windows are M aw and pa had an awful hard to. b ean the burden at trifling Mrs. F. M. Vincent was on the Gold Shield tim e gettln’ married. M aw wouldn't Laundry Gold Medal m arry pa when he was drunk and sick list over the week end. Green or Black cost. Nearly every service It Eugene visitors Sunday were Mr. pa wouldn’t m arry maw when he and Mrs. Sid Swanson and children was sober. performs in the home may and nephew, W illiam Siemann of Cottage Grove, who went to visit M. E. Church Holds Bazaar. be paid for with pennies. Henry Myers In a hospital there, Over $100 was cleared by the and Mr. and Mrs. A. Woolcott Are you equipped to take ad* ladles’ aid society of the Methodist and sons, who attended St. Mary's church from the baxaar and chick Episcopal church In the morning. vantage of this most econo« en dinner held Wednesday at the Alvtn McGarvin of Divide is church. A feature of the bazaar was plowing for an uncle, O. E. Rob Solar Brand Monarch mical of all household serv* a quilt display, one of them being ertson. Mrs. McGarvin, who visited over 100 years old. The dining last week at the home of a son, vants. See your dealer today! room was attractive with autumn Fran k McGarvin of Divide, re leaves and baskets of chrysanthe turned last week to the home of a mums. The committees for the a f daughter, Mrs. Robertson. fa ir follow: Q uilt exhibition, Mrs. Several of the nelhgbors gathered J. H. Chambers; candy booth, at the W . F. Collins home Monday 1 lb. Schilling Coffee, Evelyn Shanda, Lillie Keltzer, Mrs. of this week to sew for the W il O. L. Nichols; general fancy work, bur Collins fam ily, who recently 1 can Schilling Cinnamon, Carton Mrs. F. L Grannis, Mrs. Roy Leon lost all they had in a fire. ard. Mrs. . Brund; dining room, M r. and Mrs. Charles Matthews Mra. Betty Woolley, Mrs. D. Sturges, of Portland were visitois a t the A. Mrs. R. B. Reed, Mrs. N. Land, Woolcott home Tuesday of this Mrs. King, Mrs. S. L. Mackin; week. salad, Mrs. Loren Harvey, Mrs. Dw ight Mercer, Mra. L. L. Woolley; , During 1930 a total of 65 new chicken, Mrs. G. B. Arnest, Mrs. W. long distance telephone circuits A. Hogate, Mrs. Ir a Beldler, Mrs. , were built and placed In use with- R. C. McNew, Mrs. H attie H a rt, ; in the state of Alabama. This is National Apple Week—buy a box of this delicious Mrs. Sadie L e w i s ; pies, Mrs. fruit—We have several varieties and are reasonable in M artha Cooley, Mrs. Marshall Bar A submarine telephone cable has price thia year. ber; tickets, Mrs. M. Barber, Mra. ' been laid across Lake Washington, Alice Breedlove: kitchen, Mrs. N. at Seattle, to a point near Medina, E. Compton, Mrs. E. C. Conner, ' on the eastern side of the lake. Mrs. Breedlove, Mrs. J. R. Hend ricks, Mrs. Alta H a rt; dish wash THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNES ing, Mrs. Cora Knight, Mrs. W. F. DAY, NOVEMBER 11 -ARMISTICE DAY. Allen, Mrs. E. E. Cone, Mrs. D. Quality Moats at Reasonable Prices, Your Ideal M eating Place HOME ÌVISITORSf XURSK FARES EA S T FA R E A N D O N E -T H IR D ROUND TRIP t C ity B riefs Never Dangerous to Cure Eczema PACIFIC FREE“ * ' ME-BA Steel and W ood F ilin g C a b in e ts andj T r a n s fe r C a s e s BARTELS MARKET P H O N E 55 S c ra tc h I Pads Specials Friday, Saturday The Sentinel 3 lbs. 25c 10c 10c 10c each or 3 lbs. 25c 18c or 2 lbs. 35c THE S E N T IN E L 15c lb. 20c lb. 14c lb. 10c and 1 2 ^ c lb. i Smith-Short Grocery P h on e 153 Saturday Grocery Savings SO AP MAYONNAISE TEA 6 bars 19c F ull pint 33c 25c tins 19c SPU D S P IN E A P P L E CATSUP 20 lbs. 25c L arge cans 15c B ottle 19c M ATCHES SWISS CHEESE 6 b oxes 17c Lb. 35c 39c A PPLE W EEK S T O R E C L O SE D Do You Know I That Crthepr(ce<f a Cake of Soap
