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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHF1ELD. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1916 -EVENING
EDITION
THREE
ide Concert and Dan-
T(ckcl5( $1.00 Per Couple, Ladies 50c.
HALL
18
8:30 P. M.
The
BREVITIES
F.A. KILBURN
gulls for
SAN FRANCISCO
Via Eureka
February 19.
From Hnillh Terminal Dork -For
Information call 130
L. 0. Cl'SIIIXfl, Agent.
SOUTH COOS ItlVKK IIOAT
6RKVICK
MUNCH KXl'KICSS
lain MursliJldtl every day
g i. in. IenvM bend of river
it :1B ! "'
HTKAMnil IIAINHOW
Imtm tend of rlrer dally at 7
i. m. Ivm Mnmhflold at U .
b. For disrtcr apply on board.
HOGKIIS & BMITII
Proprietor
Sane
Sensible
Satisfactory
Stylish
Suits
Shoes
Shirts
Yours
For Service
The FIXUP
49
ULATIIKR FORKCAST
tllr Aittnlnlcil 1'rcn to (mmi B7,TlmM.J
Oregon Knlr tnnlght;
Friday, fair In tlio oiiHt; In
creasing cloudiness followed
liy rain In tlio west; easterly
winds.
LOCAL TK.MPKHATUHH
HF.COHD
For tlio 24 hours ending nt
4 :i'. a. in., Fobruury 17, by
DonJ. Oatllnd, special gov
ornincnt meteorologist:
Maximum 70
Minimum ,-l
At 1:30 a. m r.u
Precipitation 00
Precipitation Slnco Sept. I.
1915 r.D.ai
Preclpltntloii nmna period
1t yrar .!).or
Wind: Northwest, Clear.
Thursday
February 17. Sun rises
nt 0:51! and sots at r::i2.
!
,
Not Hi Hem!
Mui'Hllfifltl
I BORN 1
dock, changing tlio route off of Front
street.
Klks .Alert At u meeting of tlio
Marsliflcld lodge of Elks last even
ing, 1). .Y. Stafford withdrew bis
name from tlio list of candidates
for tyler. Ho and J. V. Hlldon
brand arc the candidates for dole
gato to tho H. P. O. K. grand lodgo.
Dr. Georgo 13. DIx being the candl
date for alternate.
To Go on Trip. Tito Marslltlcld
basket 'ball team leaves tomorrow for
a two days 'trip to .Myrtle Point and
Handon where thoy will meet tho high
school teams pf those two towns. So
Tar this season tho local quintal has
not lost a gaino and still retains
Its .1000 porcoiit.
I'lnii Piny 13 d Moado and his
sister, Mrs. Harvey, mud his nieces
and nephews aro planning to put
on a home talont play hero soon
for tli,o purpose, of wiIbIiik funds
to publish Mr. Meade's book. Tho
dcfinlto plans bavo not boon com
pleted as yet.
llayo Smoke Helmet. Tho fire-1
mou aro expecting two smoke helmets
hero on the next Ktlhurii as an addi
tion to the modern fire fighting ap
paratus of tho lotiil department.
Tbeso holinots aro of a late typo,
and equipped with oxygen tanks.
They can bo strapped to one's shoul
ders, thus making it possible to go
into u Binoko laden room without
danger, of bolus overcame.
To Hold Hearing. County Judgo
James Watson Is coming over tomor-
:frow morning for tho purposo of hold
, 1 1,..,,, ,lir- fn- unillnm Hnillli II. n
M ". -. .v. .. .j. ..it.., I..V
Ing from Dandon to Coquillo with Mr.
May In an auto stiiKo that overturned.
Roth 'men were Injured. Ml. Mitchell
still has" a couple of knuckles on his
right hand that refuse to work ex
actly as they used to, as a result of
the accident.
Picnic Time Is Here. On Snt
dny some of tho pupils In tho upper
grades of the Central school arc
planning a picnic up one of the Coos
Itlver branches. This is tho first pic
nic time of tho year and It Is expect
ed there will bo many parties going
down to tho beach on Sunday. As
yet tho roads are not In shape for
auto travel to South Inlet and Sun
Bet Hay and probably will not be for
sonic weeks yet, though the stages
get through dally to Umpire. Tlio
road, however, Is holng Improved and
will bo in good shape for sumnier.
Guaranteed Ranges
J&t
GET NEW MUSIC
Como in mid piny tho latest victor
records on our machine and select
tlio ouch yon deslro
15,000 to Chooso From
Wo will order Bpoclal Numbers for
you
L. L. Thomas
Music Co.
711 Central Avenue
VASI3Y- To Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Vn
sey, at tholr homo In Hunker 1 1 111,
Thursday morning, February 17,
1!) 1(!, a daughtor weighing 10
pounds, lloth tho mother and lit
tle girl nro doing vory well. Mrs.
Vnsoy was formerly Miss Flosslo
Simpson and was employed in tho
local postofflce.
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SARTER'S
Wo will bo In our ItcnutJIful
NEW HOME
Corner Outntl AvVmiuo mill Frot St.
Next Saturday
Afternoon
You aro cordially invited to out'
Grand Opening
THE STERLING RANGE
-Ii Hltlinut question llio highest
sw'iij, me most satisfactory ami;
toKcMifttrlng rniigo ninilo today.'
U ronttrurlcd partlrularly for
Nem fuel, Is reinforced through
ct, J)clo lined mid rlghly fin-
'. it Mil give satisfaction
"ftjr In tho years It is Insured
"Nfahi mjalnst wearing partM, and1
CI. ' .' r '"" cannot well over.
Wme in and lot US SllOW VOU i TI, 1lWB or Orogon nro vory!
InUorv P 1 i8trlCt "l "ro,0Ct,,lB lnllorilB. l'"tL,I(, Coil(lron Btnrtcd up tholr West
Kntcrtnliw lVlday Mrs. F. W
Payne will entertain a fow friends
at sowing and cards Friday.
(SiiMilliio lllghei'-Tlie retail
price of gasoline lias Jumped to 20
cents per gallon, greatly to tho dis
comfort of autolsts.
Iliiys Slock W. K. Wlsomcn and
Claude Moon aro purchasing part
of tho Hod Cross Jewelry stock for
a Jowo.lry Btore which Mr. Moon
-(wlll vipen at " vers.
uyn Homo Jack McDonald of
'tho McDonald & Yuughau Logging
company lias purchased tho M. P.
Harrows homo at Fourth and John
son and will move his family hero
soon. Tho homo Is n nlco one,
being built n fow years ago by Mr.
Uurrowfl, who rocently moved to
Idaho. H Js understood that tho
prlcu was $.'1100.
Ship (.'ates 0. W. Trlbboy to
day Is shipping about 11200 pounds
of his automatic gato hinges to W.
II. Lloyd &Co. of Otahuhu, Now
.Zealand. Ho sold tlio order whllo
ut tho San Francisco exposition and
had them made at a local foundry.
Thoro aro about CO sola of tho
attachments, tho wood work to bo
dono in New Zealand.
Start Logging Again. McDonald
ilSOn UUlOVSen'"OW nml tI,m Hom man K0,H l,, MnrBliflold logging camp full blast
w'u Ul l,,u '"""'' ii" Kuia " ,,1,! this morning after o shut down
"Itll It, f , ,l,o.. hrn wnnK'H. nunilllli' an
I U. ...W.W ..M.. fc .. ..-.w..-, ,.-. ..n
Company
'' iiomi:
xrth rront Street
Albert Kinney lias adopted a safo ,ii..Q(.,.n.. r .lirfiniidna with tbn
1IO.MK FI'KN'ISIIIN'RK nioihod bv biiylnir n lot In' Sunny- ,.... mi. ,,.,i,a ,. .,,.. n.
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.yiERj
About it,
QUATERMAS STUDIO
wualiiy PHOTOS
Opposilo Blanco Hotel,
- .VVU,
i!UlPiKi.tt. mitaoti
t Marsliflcld I vnle," in fact ho bought three bo as B 0t Xorth r0(1way to tho log'movi,,,. nto
-lo liavo amnio room .for a Karden ......... i..,,i i,n a,.,nv,,n ..,i unvi i
WALL PAPFR i Ispot. llo prorenucil Immediately,! ' ' m . '
jgg j to erect n comfortablo tent liouso
uieroou expecting later to muni
a permanent homo. Ily so doing
tho money lie had boon paying tlio
! landlord oaeh month for rent Is
I not only keeping up tho payment
on the lots hut. leaving him u little
nest egg besides. If you aro Inter
ested In this nlan of heating tlio
landlord Just "seo Hold about It,"
and lot him ahow you how it can
bo dono. '
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oble Theate
TO-NIGHT
Sl'W'ii,
.INTIKm', . , ATTHACTION KVKHV XlfillT.
,,r WIIM 'Sli,,l:tT "Ul'HKSTItA Starting tonlgliN this tbo-
B.. u uu, M music obtalnublo for our
Kwll two ', i 0,', ,,,("riT"KS HKTTKU THAN TIIK WAV.
J,,l,,1 Xurii'ia I ,V,;JS,"IU, f'i'dy, "TIIK LITTLK TKAC'IIKK"
""'e Kieu!I. ,'aU,' A,,"'klc, Owen Monro nd Mux Sennott
" Mriii h'Uiicrlnjj of conmiedUins over mosented In
Mfiure.
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Ofl'IMc
Ma m.. . ' '"dual
-"n.
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niastii'iiin in rmip iimsi. fojitui'lmr
1J,I full of action and hauitifiil scenes.
lliauliniisoi. viniiin ...... i .I.........
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SIIOYTWO SHOWS 7 and t).
rARCF.T
HALCOXY 10c rillLDUKN ."o
MGIIT Tho eleventh of "WHO PAYS."
DrVCT rM Tn v & v TTVTrsrh-xr
We pav rr wo UUK JLAUlNJLJtV I
y "eturn Charees, Prompt and Efficient Service
uus BAY STEAM LAUNDRY
1 Pli- I
:l Sweet Pea Seed I
I NOW I1
H . . .... .... ....I........ iin H '
I havo In stock the best mid
H latent varieties of tho fain-
H lH
mgSH& "s I'O'IX'O rtviitvr. h
I You will not bo dissap. H
RH olntcd tliN year if you
H )dant llurpoe guallty seods
H that Crow. A largo variety
H of plain ami mixed M'cslw. Mb
l Catalogues upon appllca-
tlou. I
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ZZT TUn l Uirl" Hi
JL Xl W"
lB M
' The Central Avenue Drug H
patrons. ih . ' -i W
m 1'iiuuu ii Bb
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10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Smith In Hunker Hill. It Is said
that tho boy got Into troublo recontly
in regard to a pleco of Jowelry. lliirk
Dunham today Borvod citutldnn to
the parties concerned to appear be
foro Judgo Watson tomorrow.
Knniioi-H to Attend. A. J. Stophan
n Kontuck Inlet and an offlcor of tho
Farmers' Union, has been aBked to
aid In getting as many farmers as
posslblo out for tho cannory meet
tug to bo bold In the Chamber of
Commerco room on Saturday morn
ing. There Is no time to scud them
each n card through tho mall, but
most of them will -bo reached via tho
telophono.
(Joes to Itoseburg. Judgo John S.
Coke, of tho olrcult bench, returned
last night from Coquillo and left to
day for Hosoburg whero bo goes to
rollovo Judgo Hamilton. lie will bo
thoro for tho opening of tho Jury
term of court on Monday and prob
ably will bo detained on legal busi
ness for two or moro wcoks. Judgo
Hamilton folt that ho was disquali
fied from hearing some of' tho casos
that aro up for trlnl.
ChcrrlaiiH Coming' To -Jamos
W. Watt Is In rccolpt of, a letter
from Ivan G. Martin, ti relative In
Salom, who Is a membor of tho
Cliorrlnn band. This Is tho or
ganization of tbq Salom Commer
cial club. Mr. Martin states that
tho Chorrlans Intend to como hero
In a body when tho celebration Is
hold nt tlio opening of train service
on tho Wlllamotto-Paclfle. Tlio
band will also como, ho says, aB
well ns tho commercial organiza
tions from Albany and Kugeno.
Iong in ItusiucsK. Mrs. Nolllo
Owon, who has Just disponed of her
Ladies' Kmporlum stock to Mrs. Mat
tic Hlnln, who moved It to North
Demi, says that alio oponcd tho first
business establishment an Central,
tho Donaldson block
ears ago when it was first
built for tho postofflco. Then tho
Ilogers block had not boon built,
thoro being a pllo or rock thorn.
Mrs. Owen will ho greatly missed as
sho Is ono of tlio boHt known busi
ness wnmon of tills section.
I May Asphalt Courts Tho mem-
uers or mo iounis ciuo nro con
templating putting a layor of as-
jphalt on ono of tholr courts, cor
ner of Ninth mid Klrnd streets.
ny putting on this layor thoy
(would bo ablo to play Immediately
aftor tho rains and would not bo
without tennis through tho winter
months. Inasmuch ns tho two
t courts havo been packed and rolled
hard, it Is bollovod thoro would
nood to lio no further covering be
fore the asphalt would bo laid
down.
Still Has an Ache. O. H. Mitchell,
of tho Armour company and travel
ing out of Chicago, has returned
! again to tho Coos Hay territory for a
few days, going ovor It with Matt L.
Mas local representative of the com
pany. Tho last time Mr. Mitchell was
,bore, In tho summer, ho was com-
FOIt STVLK, IOMFOHT, .siillVll i'
Wear Rogals.
CLKAHAXCIJ HAMS Willi i'i'nn
I'or twciity-flVc years llcgnl
Kin 'h have Mood at tho
iVon In Hue footwear ut
moderate prices. .S great
has Itenal business grown
that today It requires the
entire output of four great
facilities to Mipply the de
mand. We aro proud to he the
cai'IiisIvo Itciral n'toiitx for
Mar.shfield.
Gordon's Shoe Store
ii iiiimmMW&iiiiifiaMMilr"HB',',,"MBIiiMltMil1
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X PERSONAL MENTION t
MRS. J. W. DKVOI2 wns a passenger
down on tho Mllllcpma this morn
ing. J. 11. JOHNSTON was among tho
visitors in tho city from Alle
gany. V. It. OXIONKIDKIt and wiro of
Allegany wore In tho city yes
terday. R.KV. HOHKltT 13. DROWNING Ib
nt Gardiner whero he will preach
tonight.
ALF1U3D HODINIa wnB down this
morning from Allegany on u busi
ness visit.
MRS. H. S. LARSON was hero on n
ahopplng trip this morning from
Allegany.
P. L. PH13LAN, woll known business
man of Myrtlo Point, was a visitor
hero today,
MISS GOLDII3 CARI3Y was down
yesterday from Allegany, doing
somo shopping.
WILLIAM HR13MI3R of Coos river
came to town shopping yosterdny
on tho Mllllcomn.
Z. T. THOMAS was among tho busi
ness visitors In the city this morn
ing from Allegany.
P. L. AASI3N, well known lumhornian
of Coquillo, was here today with
his wife from Coquillo.
MRS; J. T. SULLIVAN nml Mrs. F.
K. Gcttlus havo boon spending
a fow days with friends nt
Handon.
C, R. P13CIC has returned from
Coquillo, whero ho wont for tho
purposo of looking ovor somo
rocords.
PI3T13R M'INTOSH, now nmnngor of
the Coos Hay creamery, nccompan
led by his wlfo, was In the city
last evening,
JUVI3NIL13 OFFICER HARK DUN
HAM camo over this morning from
Coquillo to servo citations for a
hearing tomorrow.
PAUL 80UL13 departed with his milt
cases and a good naturod smllo for
tho Coquillo Valley this nioruiiiK
to call on tho trade.
A J. SHI3RWOOD, prominont nttor
noy nnd banker of Coquillo, re
turned to his homo In Coquillo this
morning aftor a legal visit hero.
OI30RGI3 FLANAGAN, JR., will tuko
a position this weok In tho survey
ing crow of County Knglnoor C. S.
McCulloch.
FRANIC 11. WA1TI3 cuino bank last
night from Sutborllu to consult
with tho county court regarding
tho Major klnnoy estate tax mat
ters. SPI3I3D AVOODS, who recontly gavo
up his position with Porry &
Nicholson, expects to leave soon
for California, whero ho may
locate.
Ill GILL has resigned his position
with tho Coos Hay Produce com
pany and will leavo shortly for
California nnd from thoro will
go to his old homo nt Hood
River,
ALLAN TODD wont Into tho Vnlloy
on tho morning train on a business
visit. Ho hopes to do hotter this
trip nnd keep out of tho wntor.
Last weok ho took a sudden duck
ing while making a lauding from
a boat.
MISS MARY CLARKI3 will leavo
tomorrow via Florenco for Port
land, whoro sho will spend a
coupes of weeks buying spring
millinery and getting In touch
with tho now styles. Miss John
sou will bo in chargo of tho
LADIES' WAISTS
the latest out, in Nets,
Silk and Lawns
Lawn Waists with two-ln-onc collar, These qo
are nicely trimmed 70C
Organdy embroidered, panel and lace insertion qo.
down front and back, a dandy zrvk,
Seco Silk Striped, two-in-one d?i OC
collar , pi.J
A dandy line of Silk Waists in various pat- d?o Od
terns,, worth one-third moro .- ca.uo
Men's Silk Sox, 50c valuo, our price 35c
Men's Starched Shirts, worth half the price moro 98c
Men's fine Cashmere Sox, 35c value, a pair 25c
Men's work Sox, seamless, worth 1-3 more, pr...5c
we Lena r
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UUIUIO
Follow
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Low Prices
ra.ii.VKVM.-ttinnf.-i
Clarice inllllnory during her nb
seico. .
V. A. 'riOLt)l3N, who returned from
a trip to Catching' lnlot yester
Vlay, said that tho sentlmont wan
Btroiig there for a consolidation
of tho schools with tho Sumnur
school. In caso of tho couboII
dalloii, tho Coos City district In
to bo dlvldod botweon FlnKStatf
and Sumner districts.
JOHN ROSS, president of tho Scnn-dlnavlaii-Amorlcnn
bank, returned
Inst evening from a business trip
to Portland and 13ugeno. On tho
way out ho was delayed, together
with Ray Goodrich, of tho First
National bank of Kugouo who had
been on a visit hero, bocauso of
tho slides on the railroad. Four
dnys they stayed there, unablo to
go ahead or como back.
llrlngs Alfalfa. Tho Nairn Smith
brought a largo shipment of Alfalfa
to A. T. Halnos and tho Haines ware
house nt Central uvcuiio has now a
houso full of hay. Tho prlco of Al
falfa wont down recently and Mr.
HalncH itook prompt advantngo of
tho lowor prices by placing n largo
order. Ranchers nro Invited to call
nnd see.
INT SECOND
D
t LOST AND FOUNfl t
KOt'ND Derby Stetson lint, marked
J. S. H. Ownor may got at TImcn
office by pnylng for this notice.
t WANTED I
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WANTI3D FORD TOURING CAR
I'roforably 1015 Modol. Stato mll
ngo run, cqulpinont, nnd prlco
wanted. Address Rox .13, Coqullle,
Oregon.
X FOR RENT t
l-Olt HUNT Dairy riuin, 1)11 acres,
2 miles from Myrtlo Point. Apply
Wm. James, North Heud.
FOR RKXT ComfoHalilo iiMirt
niopts for ront. f urnlshod, fin. 00,
FORD AUTDS HI
fluo location.
Co.
I. 8. Kaufman &
I'IMlKNT DKMAND FOR I'SKI)
I'ORIIS CANNOT III: KIM'PLIKI)
..SAA It. TOWKR WANTS ALL
FORD OWNKItS WHO DICSIItUTO
DIKPOSi: OF CARS TO NOTIFY
HIM AT ONCK
Isaac R. Tower, Southwestern Oro
gon representative of tho Ford Motor
Company, reports Hint thoru Is n
vory urgent demand far second hand
Ford cars this spring and that he Is
uiirblo to uiiywhcre near moot the de
mand. Mr. Tower Bays that ho receives In
quiries every tiny for used Fonts
and it is practically Impossible to
find any In tho market. Air. Tower
earnestly rcquosts any Ford ownor
who wIsIiob to soil or trade his car
to commuulrnto with him at ouco nt
the Gunnery.
X WATERFRONT NEWS X
At nine o'clock this morning the
stenmshlp Adeline left for Oakland.
Sho camo In yestorday afternoon and
londcd ovor night.
The Nairn Smith finished discharg
ing hor cargo this morning at tho
Smith douk nnd wont ovor to load
again for Sun Francisco, Sho sans
south iit 10 a, in., Saturday.
The arrivals on the Nairn Smith
woro. If, 13. Snow, Yale Gleason,
Mrs. Grace Swoot, Georgo Adair
and John Savon!.
I I IMOTH fit fc W
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I Ranchers I
International Stock and
Poultry Food aro used by
the most Micccssful poul
try and liveMock growers
in the country,
Hotter profit by their cv
perieuce mid get somo m
once.
THE BUSY CORNER
Phone 208
Wo Deliver Promptly
CULL IKKLAND ROOSTS
FOR TURKISH UATIIS
Coll Ireland, a woll known
Maraliflold man, who Is Just recover
ing from la grippe, got off a good
ijoko ns woll as a good boost for
tho Marahfleld Turkish Hnths. Last
night ho remarked that "it took St.
Patrick to drlvo tlio snakes out of
Ireland centuries ago, but It takosi
'itodlo's Turkish baths to -drlvo tho!
grippe out of Ireland." Seo Rodlo
iat the Turkish Uadis. '
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Delightful musical )'ngrum at
1 promenade concert ut Kaglcs' Hall
Friday evening.
FOR RI3NT Vurnlshed two room
npt. Heated. fin. 00. Inquire
Mntnou'n Store.
FOR RI3NT (I Room liouso In
South Mnrshflold. Phono 1-17-t
North lloiid.
FOR HUNT Furnished flat, hot and
cold wntor, bath. . 8&3 Third at.
FOIt RKNT Rooming liouso over
Kkhlnd'H Ilnrdwaro Store. Apply
at Kkblud & Son, or call 3C0.
t FOR SALE t
t
FOR SALIv Good piano, .$lt:r,.00.
Apply UlilO Anderson avo., west.
I'OU SAI.i; lit ncrcN, it miles fnmi
Marsliflcld; house, barn, chicken
house, orchard; $2000, ft 200
down, No commission. Owners
Address P. O. box !!, North
Rend.
FOR HALF Promo Cnim-rn, fi7,
comploto. Lonther ease nnd flvo
holders. Flue lens nnd shutter.
Price $20. II. It. Ililnkloy, Hay
City. Phono 2001.
FOR TRADI3 Complete, Well cqitlp
pod ohlckon rnnoli, will trade for
Marsliflcld lots, 1, S. Kaufman &
Co. .
FOR TRANSFUR AND STOR
AGE OF HOUSKHOLT) GOODS
FRKIGHT AND 11AGGAGI3
Call
FERGUSON TRANSFER
Phone Itta
Resldenco Phono lil-J
Market Ave, and Waterfront
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
E. W. SULLIVAN
Corner Matket and Ttroadway
Wo solicit all our old patrons ot
the Lloyd and assure thorn the samo
reasonable rates,
You w'll bo welcome at Hurler's
new homo next Saturday afternoon,
Dr. Leslie, Osteonath, Marshfleld
THI3 WIHTI3 IS KING
Of all Sewing Machines
Now located at 2f0 Market nvo:
West. Phono 1D2-J. Wa havo
also got big bargains In all kinds
of iiBcd machines. All machines
sold on easy payments.
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