T ill U S D \Y ,- I W l
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
PAGE FOUR
FORMAL INSTALLATION FDR
R 4 I N IIO 4 4 GIRLS.
STRAIGHT FROM
N E W YORK
JOLLY W ORKERS MELT.
The Jolly W orkers club of He­
bron m et a t the G range hall, W ed­
nesday of last week. Fourteen
m em bers w ere present The m e e t-.
ing was tran sferred to the hall
from the home of Mrs. Clyde
C lark as her son Malcolm was ill.
It was announced during the busi-
ne«s m eeting th at Red Cross sew-
ing m aterial would tie distrib u ted
a t the next m eeting if it is avatl-
able. The next m eeting will be an
all-i^V m eeting a t the honx* of
Mn- Reichel, F ebruary 4.
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
The N eedlecraft club will meet
F ebruar> 3th a f t h e home of Mrs
j. ¡nie|. Xeet
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.
C onstellation club will m eet in
th e Mas„ n jC c ]ub room s February
5th
2:3») Mrs F A. W iese is
^nairm an of the en tertainm ent
com m ittee.
F R ID A Y
R egular m eeting and initiation
at Rebekah lodge F rid ay evening
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a t Odd Fellows hall at which time
(T. A s s llO l.liS D IN NER .
Mrs. M yrtle McAlpine will pay an
. .The W omen's Bible class of the official visit.
. Migthodist church held a covered
London P.T.A. at school house.
dish dinner T hursday at the home
« ( M a Anna H ouser w ith twelve 8:00 p nt.
m em bers present. M r s
Cora
MONDAY
K night of Springfield and George
The p ast M atron club will m eet
'F u lle rto n w ere guests. Mrs. Elsie a » Masonic club rooms w ith Mrs
W ells led the devotionals. Tlx- C harles Hall as hostess.
group com pleted a quilt and
_
agreed to tak e Red Cross work as
T heta Rho G irls will hold a pot­
a project for a time. It was re­ luck dinner at 6:30.
ported th a t 17 calls had been
m ade and two bouquets had been
The Catholic A ltar Society will
given during the past month.
be entertain ed at th e home of
Mre. Leo W aldock w ith a 1:30 des­
MRS. JOHNSTON EN T ER ­
sert.
31
On the night if
January 30. de­
s p ite th e w a r,
Am ericans w ill
gaily celebrate
the President's
birthday fur l'»e
beneht of the in­
fa n tile paralysis
fund. Be charm­
in g 1 n a New-
Y o rk c re a tio n
like this pretty
w h ite-lu lle-in d -
blifk-laee gown,
w ith b o u ffa n t
skirt and little
jacket. It's inex­
pensive. and so
effective.’
A form al public installation
was held Monday evening a( M i l -
Minic tem ple for the Rai nisi w
Girls. Mm. Eileen C urrin w m in
charge in the absence of Mm.
Georg Bjorset Jan et Peterson, re ­
tiring w orthy advisor, was in­
stallin': officer. Eileen Anderson
was
installing m arshal: Joan
Short, installing chaplain;
Mm.
Helen R oberts was installed as
m other udviior; Louis Caldwell
was installed as Riunliow dad
Ja n e t Peterson was presented
w ith a w hite Bible. Flow ers and
g i l t s w ere presented Mrs
Rnl>-
e rts J a n e t P e t r i .on anil M arjorie
Earl. Mts Echo Galdahini and
l oins Caldwell w ere presented nt
the east. M embers of the R ain­
bow hoard who w ere present w ere
installed. O ther officers installed
included: M arjorie Earl, w orthy
advisor; F aye Nixon, associate ad­
visor; Shirley Hendricks, ch arity;
D orothy Safley, hope; A rietta
Roherts. faith; B etty Thompson,
recorder; Janet Rynearaon. tre a s­
u rer; m usician, O rlena M artin;
choir director. June Bird; chap­
lain. Chloris R oberts: drill lead­
er, Joan King; inner observer,
Ju a n ita Powell; o u te r observer.
Eileen llarp o le; love, Carm en
W hite; religion, V irginia Lee; n a­
ture. Helen R oberts; im m ortality,
S ara Iljorset; fidelity, Marie Dun-
hard: patriotism . B etty Jane Cnvi-
ness; service, M ary Lou Thom p­
son; choir. z\nn I.'nt haw ay. Norina
Wicks. Helen Sm ith. Mildred Col­
lier, Joan Short. C h arlo tte B ar­
ton.
TEA
A T G IR I.IN G E R
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M O 20 UH-»
I
Mrs. Sclitilleld Slew nrt, hi he-
Imlf of the Red t'ross, has extend­
ed art Invitation to nil Indies of
this sts'tlon to a tte n d u ten nt
Get linger Hull on the University
of t tregon enmpus, Eugene. Feb­
ruary 4th from 3 :0 0 to 4 n o p m.
Ten will tie .erveil by On' Wives
ol Ox' Eugene lenvhers. T he pro-
grnm beginning nt 4:00 |> nt. will
be featureil by n short lulk to I*'
given by Mis. 1» A. Rlnsonnbsky,
|M>pulnr novelist. Mis. W. I I D u t ­
ton will give n shot t clinpter o(
Mis. Riusonohsky's new novel.
''T he Chiklri’n." which is being
published by Little, Brown mid
Co., mid which will lie placed on
(lie n u u k e t in the spring Many
here have read the hook, "The
Fam ily," by Mi i. Rinsonohaky.
whose pen name is "N ina Fedor-
ora."
Proceeds of the ten will lie used
to purchase yarn mid o th e r m a­
terials for men in the service.
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LOCAL ( III R( II A C T I4 IIIE S
GROUP MKKTM.
'Hie Local ChtiK'h A clivltlis
group of tlie Methodist church met
W ednesday afternoon. Mrs. Herb
Adams led the devotions. Mrs Tom
R iggerstaff was elected vlci*-presi-
dent and Mrs Albert Wixtley, see
re ta ry -trea su re r. Plans w ere made
for the iiersonnel to lie in charge
of tlie hostess room for the sol­
diers next week. The Service Guild
will help in tins project R«s|
T A IN S JOKER CLUB.
Croaa sewing was done by (lie
Am erican Legion A uxiliary at
group. T he hostesses w ere Mrs.
The Jo k e r club m et w ith Mrs. the arm ory, 8:00 p. nt.
Ira Beidler, Mrs. Adams and Mrs
W. B. Johnston. Monday evening
Joseph Safley. Tlie women's groups
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at the home of Mrs. Glennie Frost.
Dr. N orm an K. T ully of Eugene
FELLO W SH IP GUILD MEETS. of I he various churches will lie in­
A. 7:30 dessert w as served. G uests w ill be guest sp eaker a t
the
vited to tlie next meeting.
w ere Mrs. Della Richmond and grade teachers m eeting in the
T he C hristian Fellowship Guild
» I M Vit i I S ( E | .l : lt R 4 T E
M rs. A. W. Kime. Mrs. F red library a t Jefferson school. Miss ASSOCIATE G RAND MATRON
of the P resbyterian church met
V ISITS EASTERN 81 ML
I'.IR T H D 4Y.
I W ednesday at the home of Mrs.
Blickle held high score and Mrs. Rebecca Jean Rose, president of
MRS. YOUNG HO STESS TO
W illi tlie nev.isi atylea uml
Nelson D urham held low. The club the association, will preside,
C. A. Beidler. T he nom inating
DEGAGE <1.1 It.
Mrs. M arjorie Simpson. Associ­
T he E lm artes club celebrated com m ittee subm itted the following
voted to m ake up a bed roll for
TUESDAY
lunterials in
Mrs. Charles Young was hoatess
em ergency purposes. The club will
T he N eighbors of W oodcraft a te Grantl M atron of the O rder of th e ir 19th birthday Tuesday eve­ rep o rt: President, Mrs. Joe Sm ith;
E
astern
S
ta
r,
grand
c
h
a
p
te
r
of
ning
w
ith
a
covered
dish
supper
vice president. Mrs L. W. Coiner; to tlie Degage d u b Tuesday. Fol­
m eet in tw-o weeks at the home will hold th e ir annual election of
Oregon, m ade her official visit to at the home of Mrs. C. H. Kitne.
of Mrs. H. W. Lombard.
officers. All m em bers a re especi­ C ottage Grove c h a p te r Friday eve­ H usbands of the m em bers w ere se c re ta ry -tre a su re r. Mis. O. 4V. lowing a 1:30 ili'ssert. contract
ally asked to be present. Mrs. ning. A school of instruction was guests. T he evening was spent so­ Blackm ore; secretary of mission­ bridge was |tlayed Mrs, Harold
R EBEK A H ST A F F MEETS.
W ilbur W ilson and Mrs. George held for the officers in the a fte r ­ cially w ith cards and group sing­ ary education. S tella Adams; sec­ Sprague held high score. Mrs.
ami 2 piece ami 3 piece
G ates a re the hostess com m ittee. noon. Several visitors w ere pres­ ing. Mrs. John Kelly, a m em ber Of re ta ry of literatu re, Mrs, C larence H arriet Aldridge was a guest Tlie
The Rebekah S ta ff club met
Moore; secretary of stew an h h ip . d u b will have th eir next meeting
ent a t the c h a p te r m eeting front the club and a neighbor of the Mrs. A. W. Shofstall; secretary of at the home of Mis. W ilbur W il­
F riday evening at Odd Fellows
The Ju sta m e re club will cele-
hall. Two officers w ere unable to b ra te tb e jr elghth birthday anni- Blue River chapter, Eugene, and Kimes. was given a house w a rm ­ sewing, Mrs. C. A. Reidler; pro­ son
be p resent on account of illness. versary at a 1:00 luncheon at the N orth S ta r chapter. Creswell. The ing and was presented w ith a gram secretary, Mrs. George M at­
T he group practiced for initiation home of V rs Q M liaglev En. S ta r points gave a di gree for the gift. T he next m eeting will be in thews; finance, Mrs. II. B F errin;
MRS. GKEGU EN TER TA IN S.
Very sm art la tin- new color
which will lie held Friday eve- tertain m en t com m ittee: M esdames grand officer and a gift wa$ pre­ tw o w eeks at the home of Mrs. and m em bership. Mts. E. C Shay.
Mrs. Ace Gregg cntertuinisl nt
similes \irfo re e Blue. Pink,
nine. Ja n u a ry 30. Mrs. M yrtle R a, h S a „ sm an S te w a rt Carlson. sented from the chapter. In addi­ , G eorge M att hews.
Mrs. F errin led the devotionals
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McAlpine of Eugene, president of W alter H u n ter
Ja n e Wilson, tion to the visrting grand officer.
and Mrs. Shofstall had the lesson a noon luncheon yesterilay hon­
Beige. Navy ami Black. Also
ROYAL NEIG HBORS MEET
the R ebekah Assembly of Oregon. W ah er Trem51y and o M Bagley. Mrs. Simpson, o th e r officers pres­
on China w ith Mrs. M atthew s a s­ oring Mmes W illiam Reach, Ben
in
plaids, tweeds and pill
ented
in
the
east
included
Mrs.
will m ake h er official visit at this
sisting. Mrs. Rosa C urrin and Mrs. Rohleder anil Vein Zyzett und
W
illiam
Thum
.
pay
of
rep
re
se
n
ta
­
T
he
Royal
Neighbors
lodge
m
et
m eeting. Mrs. Florence Morris.
d
au
g
h
ter
Kay.
stripes.
Especially kind t<>
A
m
m
ers
w
ere
guests.
The
hostess
The T uesday Evening Study-
Mrs. Ina S tu a rt, Mrs. Lucy Ben­ club will m eet a t th e library tives com m ittee; Mrs. Cora M. O l­ a t th e Eagles hall, Tuesday eve­ served refreshm ents at the tea
♦
yottr budget.
son of Creswell, grand represen­ ning w ith the new officers filling hour.
n e tt and Mrs. V era Ziebeck serv ­ Tuesday evening.
KENSINGTON <1.1 B.
('all and see our line before
tativ e op W est V irginia: Mrs. An­ the chairs. A gift was presented
ed refreshm ents.
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The Kensington club held a pot
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na
G
raham
,
grand
rep
resen
tativ
e
by
the
cam
p
to
the
Oracle.
Nellie
buying.
ROYAL ARCH IN ST A LLS.
T he M others' club will have an
luck luncheon W<*dneaday at ( a ll
MRS. KEBELBECK EN T ER ­
all day m eeting w ith a pot luck of South D akota; Mrs. Helen Blackm ore, for h e r faithful and
Fellows
hall
and
«pent
the
day
TA IN S.
At a special m eeting of the Roy­
‘ dinner a t th e home of Mrs. Cad D ersham , wot thy m atron of N orth untiring serv'ces rendered the
quilting. One (jutlr was com pleted
W allace a t the co rn er of F ifth S ta r ch ap ter; Miles W icks, w or­ cam o by having served as record­ al Arch Masons W ednesday even­ anil an o th e r one sturted.
The Royal club m et a t the home and W ashington. Anyone desiring thy patron of N orth S ta r chap­ e r for the ¡w ist tw enty-one years. ing the following officers w ere
of Mrs. George Kebelbeck, T h u rs­ clothing m ay contact this group ter. who w ere given gifts and ull N eighbors Elsie C urrin and Ju n e elected and installed: Jam es P.
R ichard Sm ith, who underw ent
day evening w ith Mrs. W. P.
m ade talks. It was announced Bird served refreshm ents.
G ra tta n , h . P ; Paul Radik*, king;
then.
an
operation for appendicitis at a
W idenor assistan t hostess. A 7:30
th a t the d istric t m eeting would
T he Royal club will meet nt the F rank W hite, scribe; W orth H a r­
Corvallis hospital about 10 days
WEDNESDAY
dessert w as followed by four
be held in C ottage Grove M arch borne of Mis. Alice Breedlove, vey. tre a su re r; L. W. Coiner, sec­
T he A.V.H. club will be e n te r­ 27. at which Mis. Fay Ambrose, F eb ru ary 12, w ith Mmes. Edna re ta ry : George G ates, C. of II.; i ago. was brought to his home hen'
tables of bridge a t play. M rs. L.
P. L assiter held high score and tained a t the home of Mr. and grand m atro n of the grand chap­ Burleson and Sallie Hill assisting. a * i: Walker, P s . V*m Wil­ W ednesday w here he is txinvalesi'-
ing satisfactorily.
M rs. G eorgetta Fu n k was low. Mrs. R ichard Bushell in the eve­ ter. will be present. C hapters p a r­
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liams. R. A. C .; Don J. Allen. M.
Alice Breedlove
The club will m eet in F ebru ary at ning.
ticipating include C ottage Grove,
3d veil; George Jacobsen. M.2d
M R S . I. 4 R I. RM I l.K T 41 sS
BU TTER SCOTCH FILB ER T
th e home of Mrs. H. B. Breedlove
Creswell and Springfield.
Phone 17
veil;
D
elbert
Safley,
M
.lst
veil;
LA C O M U S C LU B .
The La M ercredi P o n t club will
w ith Mrs. Edna Burleson and Mrs.
D. J. Scholl, sentinel. A. E. W alk­ ice cream at G ustafson's of course.
R
efreshm
ents
w
ere
served
at
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Sallie Hill as ^ s s is ta n t hostesses. m eet a t 7:30 at the home of Mrs. the close of the evening in the
T he LaComus club m et w ith er was Installing officer. Francis
H arold W hitlock.
Horn
is
retiring
H.
P.
R
efresh­
club rooms by Mrs. Knaffl«' Mrs. Guy Earl Tuesday afternoon.
JEMO CLUB MEETS WITH
Business and Professional W om­ Haynes, Mrs. H. W. Lombard, A 1:3G dessert was served. Mis. m ents w ere served at close of the
MRS. SPRAGUE.
en’s association m eets in the eve- Mrs. L. P. Sanford. Mrs. W. B. Nelson D urham and Mrs. Della meeting.
♦
Johnston. Mrs. F ran k W hite. Mrs Richmond w ere guests. At con­
T he Jem o club m et a t th e home ning.
P R E S B Y T E R IA N C H U R C H
W illiam P etersen. Mrs. A. W. tra c t bridge Mrs. E rank G ierau
of Mrs. H arold Sprague. Friday
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H O L D S S O C IA L .
afternoon. A dessert was served.
The Service Guild w ill m eet at Shofstall, Miss Eunice VanDen- held high score. T he club will
have
th
eir
next
m
eeting
in
two
burg.
/
Mrs. S tew art Carlson, Mrs. Ray th e home of Mrs. H. C. Rose. 326
M embers of the Presbyterian
A dinner preceded th e m eeting, w eeks at the home of Mrs. G. B.
Nelson and Mrs. Fred Hammond F irst S treet, a t 2:00. Mrs. Joe Mc-
church entertained w ith a "taffy
P
itc
h
e
r
w
ith
Mrs.
W
arren
Ed­
honoring
Mrs.
Simpson
and
the
w ere guests. Mrs. Nelson held C lam en and Mrs. R obert J. Con-
pull” Tuesday evening nt the
officers of the c h a p te r a t the w ards as hostess.
high score. Plans w ere m ade for n er w *h be hostesses,
♦ —
home of Mrs. H e n rie tta Olson by
church social rooms. Miss Alyce
a joint m eeting of the Jem o club
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MIZPAH ( LASS MEETS.
and E lite Bridge club which is
^ h e Ladies Golf will hold a pot­ Mrs. Echo Galdahini, w orthy m a­
Schneider was in charge of the
being held today a t the home of hick luncheon a t 12:30 a t the tron, Mrs. W illiam T h'tm and Mrs.
attendance, Mrs. Roy Short and
T
he
Mizpah
class
m
et
a
t
the
Mrs. C urtis French, honoring Mrs. home of Mrs. F rances H unter J. P. G raham . Miss H elen OLsin
Presbyterian church Tuesday for Mrs. C harles Beidler w ere in
H enry W illiamson of Redmond, a w *th Mrs. Faye Sunderland as- and Miss R uth Olson assisted in
sisting.
Serving. T he dining table was cen­ a business m eeting. Red Cross charge of the taffy and Mrs. II.
form er member.
sew ing was given to memliers to
tered w ith a floral piece of acacia
w ork on. Stella Adams and Mrs. B. E etrin was in charge of the
and daffodils. Additional invited
MRS. HOSK IN S EN T ER TA IN S.
DEGREE OF HONOR IN ­
games. The a ffa ir was well a t- ’
guests w ere M r. and Mrs. W. L. A sbury served refreshm ents at
STALLATION.
the tea hour.
tended.
W orkm an. W illiam Thum , Mrs.
Mrs. C F. Hoskins en tertain ed
th e p ortal Twelve club a t a 1:30
The D egree of H onor held th e ir K naffle H aynes, Mrs. C harles
dessert last Thursday. A sh o rt form al installation of officers Hall, F ra n k Galdahini and J. P.
business m eeting was called by th e Monday evening. Mrs. E thel Lind- G raham .
presirient, Mrs. B. R. Job. They holm, s ta te junior past president,
voted to give a roll of bedding to was the installing officer. Mrs.
BUTTER SCOTCH F IL B E R T
the Bed Cross. Mrs. H. B. F errin, E thel H am m ond was installing ice cream a t G ustafson's of course.
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club‘s- Red Cross chairm an, dis- past president and Mrs. R uth
trib u ted k n ittin g to the m embers. Thompson was installing usher.
The n e x t m eeting will be Febru- The officers installed w ere: Past
a ry 12th a t the home of Mrs. F er- president, Mrs. H elen Cochran:
rin.
president, Mrs. M arie Lem m er;
—
vice president. M r s . Frances
To make room for our new spring m erehandise now a rriv ­
N EE D L EC R A FT CLUB HOLDS Schilling; second vice president,
ing we offer the following: A few sizes in
Mrs. Ju n e H ubbell; financial sec-
DESSERT.
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retary , M r s. G lenda B ushell;
Mrs. M ae W hitlock entertained treasu rer, Mrs. Loche Thom pson;
th ” "e e d le c ra ft club at a 1:30 usher. Mrs. Vera Ziebeck; assist-
“ I don’t have any records, nor am I able to find
Size 14- Reg. price $22.50 Now ................$14.50
d essert last T hursday. The club ant usher, Miss H elen Olson;
any
that report Hitch condition a« we have just
Size 41— Reg. price $12.95— Now ................ 8.50
donated a bed roll to the Red o u te r w atch, Mrs. M ary P lu n k e tt;
experienced—but
we'll just make the best of it
Cross. The afternoon was spent inner w atch, M is. T heressa C art-
Size 42— Reg. price $10.95— Now ................
7.95
socially. The next m eeting will b e , er; pianist, Mrs. F aye Sundcr-
and
carry
on.
Size 40— Reg. price $12.95— Now ................... 10.95
a t th e home of Mrs. Elm er N eet land; drill captain, M rs. E thel
Size 18— Reg. price $14.50— Now ................ 8.95
op February 5.
Hammond.
Our men have worked endless hours to restore
The year book w as discussed
AI ,o scVt ral small sizes ami one reversible rain coal, size
and the standing com m ittees ap ­
service
to our many hundreds of patient custo­
16. Price $12.75 Now ...................................................... $7.1X1
pointed. G ifts w ere presented to
mers whose fine friendly and sincere cooperation
Mrs. Lindholm, s ta te officer, and
in
this emergency we so deeply appreciate.
Mrs. Cochran, the outgoing presi­
in times when h u r r y and
dent. A social hour followed the
Larue assortm ent Many styles ami sizes—Y ou’ll want
meeting. R efreshm ents w ere serv­
And if you’ll just let us k n o w about any
w orry may fake its toll in
several
a t our very low prices.
ed by Mrs. Vivian Johnston, Mrs.
trouble
you may have, we’ll get to you as soon
y
o
u
r
appearanee.
Make
your
Regular $8.95 Now ........................................... $6.71
Ruth Thompson and M rs. Eleanor
as possible.’’
appointm ent today, we ean
Puderbaugh.
R egular $7.95— Now .....................................
$5.96
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Spring
.-iwtii'cns
Spring Coats
Tailored Suits
THE
SM ART
SHOP
End - of - the - M onth
SALE f
Yes, I’m Still Here...
Just a bit battered after
the Second Blow!
LADIES WINTER COATS -
You Can Be
Attractive
For Spring Planting
Peat Moss
Fertilizer
Rosebushes
Shrubs
Fruit Trees
Asparagus Roots
SUNNYSIDE
GREENHOUSES
I’hone 182
1702 W est Main
I!
BID A N D BYE CLU B MEETS.
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i T he Bid and Bye D inner club
1 w ere entertained last F riday eve-
i . ning a t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
i . I. Brighton Leonard. Mr. and Mrs.
' O. C. Davis w ere guests. Mr. and
i ! Mrs. W alter Sm ith won high
i! scores. Mrs. O. C. Davis and
!' W alter H u n ter w ere low. The club
will meet in two weeks a t the
home of Mr. and M rs. W alter
Sm ith.
give you »hat je rm anent that
will restore poise and a eon-
fidenee that you ean lie your
na.tural self.
CURLETTE
BEAUTY SHOP
Gladys Adams,, Prop,
634 Alain St,, U pstairs
Phone 75
LADIES’ DRESSES—
Rcgulur $4.95—Now .... ...................................... $3.71
Re ula r $3.95—Now ........................................... $2.98
HATS—
While they last at half price. All sales final. No exchanges.
Thanks for Everything_
Reddy Kilowatt
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