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"GONG HAY NAYFAUTTOY," SAY SMILING Uransiatcd It Mean's "Happy New Year" Chinatown j Brushes Up to Enjoy Two Weeks' Spread in Honor of ; H -"Birthday of Every Native of Celestial Kingdom. ' ChltuUowa U celebrating the Chinese i New Tear and all the Inhabitant rrom ; the tiny sllk-dreased children to the 'sedate, dignified, mandarin-like fathers -are haobv. -Even the wlvea and wo- 'j men of the peculiar city within a city hove raised for the occaelon and Joined In the festivities of the event V -Orwi her nav faut toy," which lliDDT New tear," la the salu- , tation keard by all Caucasians who are fortunate enough to get within the In a ner gates of the "clubs" and homes of J' the Chinese.. The loss houses are dec- orated In tm Chinese fashion., while v appelUIng Chinese dishes i have been set before -the lmagea of Confucius to ' appease the hunger of the mortal who toicarae a god more than 4,000 years ago. Decorations, expensive and iwri , oate In the workmanship; gilded and bright In fresh brllllsnt colors, are seen ; everywhere from the weauniesi joss .,. house to the humblest home Id China- I . ,.Za anma nf thum ar CCrtalnlY .UW1 'muw wv - - - humble. , Bjaooad Week Coming. ? ' Thle week la one of rest In which ' the celebrants spend the time In their ..' homes, smoking, drinking and eating while waiting for the more atrenuouj . celebration of next week when Second street will ring with the Bounds of Iron beating on Iron, the reap of the Chl 1 nee fiddles, and the shrill squeaking of the oriental rue. 'men iirocri wlll be exploded, fires built In th ' street where devils and Other spirits of vll tendencies will be consumed for ; the salvation of the adoring and rever- nToJU.h.UiroldentaliTl.ltor. th. New i Tear's celebration did not Impress him no much as the type of homea and meth- od of living of the Chinese. Under the guidance of Dr. H. O. Parker, deputy city health officer, several newspaper men toured the quaint district along , Second street visiting tha stores, clubs homea and even the queer old Chinese hR.ceMly-Drv Parker plaited the Chi nese quarters and found a woeful die regard on tha part of tha orientals for : Portland's cuble-alf ordinance. Chinese were stacked away In bunka piled one above the other In total Indifference to nil aanltary rules. Where there was room for ona Chinese Dr. Parker gan - wally found three or four.. How they In such foul atmosphere putsled tohvslclaas, but a glance at tha city SeaVhrecords shows that a Chinaman SIM Of PUt tWO tningS puinlTOJiry m- rculosls or opium aung. - vmy AT THE THEATBES ! i George Washington Jr.w Tonight - Tha attraction at tha HellLg, theatre, Fourteenth and Washington atree to night and tomorrow night at 1:1a ocloca. with m. anaeiai nrloe matinee tomorrow afternoon will ba Cohan and Harris j pro ductlon of oo. M. Cohani musical play. "George Washington Jr.- t '. "y. DeHToU Hopper Suidar. I v De Wolf Hopper together with Mar guerite Clark and a company of to peyv pie, will present Da Koven's comlo opera ''Happyiana- mt nin . n fnlr nlrhta barlnnlnK next Bun day, February 1.' A special price matl - no win be riven Wednesday, Seat sale , opens Friday. r " ;L .- , . . ' SeaU Selling for Frank Daniels. Beats are now selling at bpxorrice me i Helllg theatre, Foofteenth nd Washlng- ton streets, for the lurtny comedian, ' Frank Danlela and his excellent support- mg 'will company. This happy organisation 1 present V ictor Herberts I latest comlo ra success. "Tha Tattooed Manat tha ahnva thaa.tr next ThU rsoay. raw and Saturday nights, with price matlneo Saturday. special -' Special Price Matinee at Ilellig. A special prtca matinee will bo given I at tha 'Helllg theatre tomorrow" after noon at x:i ocioca, wnw n . lanrra Waahlnaton Jr." tha bill. Seats are now selling. at thea- tre., Phonea Main I and "A 11H. , 'David Harnin" at the Baker. '. Tha first stock production of "David Harura" In Portland Is being given by ; the Baker company thla week, and a - most delightful one It Is. No reader of this great modern work of fiction can afford to miss It, William - Glen son .- -.i.- am iattl T),vM and all tha tfttha members of the company have strong carta, which they ao not zau to mane the most of. Wolves of New fork." The blc show of the week la to be neen at the Lrrlc. where the Allen Rfnrk Mmninv la wlnnlnr new laur t la . by the great performance being riven of this thrilling new melodrama. .. There has never been a play offered tha local subllo that appealed so Strongly to all classes of theatregoers " as this one. Matinees Thursday. Sat- urday and Sunday. .Vv Empire Matinee Tomorrow. t The usual mid-week matinee will be given at the Empire tomorrow after ; noon, and this week the popular "Peck's Bad Boy" Is drawing not only large .-tina crowds, but evenlna as well. .' Its 'Weloomo einr wears out, for the 7' No matter how per-. feet the .Raincoat," you are not' thoroughly pro-" tected without rainproof shoes. ' This week $2.85 for the $4 kind. ; iL'J-OTMfHG CO ilk 1C5-1C3 Third St..-. -7 .i v v. 1 " -vit-u i r rsWsii i . j. . : THE ssssssssss:., ssasssamesssessssss ' t - . , , mi- , ., YELLOW MEN railroad wreck aver kllla a Chinaman besides these two causes. Hake Xealta Improvement. Teaterday'a trip was for tha purpose Of seeing how well the Chinese had obeyed the health officer instructions to construct mora oommoaious '."r'r' The change waa a revelation. Prt" tlona .had been torn out. beds removea, paint applied and a general cleaving up nf filth ami ilirt had taken Dlsce whlcn resulted In a transition. And the Chinese wera hPPT!ftllVr ery nod of approval from the Mo'wan dloctor." Their actions Indicated that they had nothing on earth to Uve fpr except to please Dr. . Parker, who to them, waa tha strong armed minion oi thAllThe Chinese wanted was to get everything cleaned up and straightened around so that Dr. Parker'a presenoe, as well aa that of other "foreign dev as well aa mat or oiner lla," would not be necesssry. tor to his pipe of opium, the Chlneee nothing better than his seclusion our iic . lovea from Throughout the district tha Inhabi tants were enjoying themselves In a quiet and orderly manner. There was drtnklng but no drunkenness; feast inf In plenty but no boisterous conduot, and to top It all Off. tha Chinese sst around talking in tha most pleasant manner possible. Bemarkasle Change. That la, all except those engaged In preparing the dlnnera. The Chinese five In communities clubs, Americans would call them. A common dining room and a common kitchen suffice fpr a large number, but when it cornea to .aih rh in has tils own or at least ftls own bed. for a Chlnesa insisu upon sleeping in. From place to place went tha in spection party . and everywnere w noted a wllllngnesa on the part of the Chinese to "clean up. Alter nearijr every house, restaurant and store in Chinatown had been visited Dr. Parker "Well, the change Is really surprising. It hardly seems possible that the places which rankled with filth and disease acvaral weeks ao could he made so clean and hospitable. Of course, this Is not sn American colony and Ameri cans visiting It for the first time would find many objections to these homes u they were called upon to live In them but they are clean, are In accord with all tha city ordlnancea and the China men are happy and contented. They live In amity, which I do not think AmerWna could do were they placed rn auch close communion with one an other." reason that It is always presented by a large and capable company oi reu fun-makers. Saturday Matinee. "Red Feather" Tonight. Thia evening "Bed Feather" opens Its engagement at tha Marquam, where It will remain for the rest of the week, with a special , price matinee Saturday. Cherldah Simpson as Red Feather, at the Marauam Grand tonight and remainder of the week. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. "Red Feather" has as Its prima donna the beautiful Cbereaiaa Simpson, than whom there is no mors popular worn In liaht oDera today. - The same ma nlflcent scenery, costuming and compe tent company that appeared hero before wiu oe seen again. Grand's Best Vaudeville. f Some of the best vaudeville special ties that the Grand has offered the puD He is on the boards at present Headed by the great Nello, the Internationally famous juggler, assisted by Mme. Nello, the bill presents comedy, singing, danc lnr. BDeclaltles. novelties and all the other attractions going to make a mod ern, cheerful entertainment. "Th Train . Robbers." Four acts of fun and excitement are contained in "The Train KODoers, . me current attraction St the Star theatre. The French stock company is present- r a big production ot this melodrama and the large audiences each night give pie proof that it is tna xina oi en tertainment tha nublio appreciates. The thing doing. Saturday. Matinees Thursday and NEWSPAPER CHANGE AT THE DALLES tSprdat DUp.teb to The Journal.) The nallpa nr A Tha rhmnl- eta,, the daily newspaper published here, itea.ri yaaiaraay as an arternoon pa per after an experiment of one month as a morning paper. The management Si R1.1?" Pad from the bands JLH- R- J'L11"! 'ormerly of the Pro I!!?. t?ttJ1f,0Bl w K- O. Milled, who returned recently from a business trip throh Kew - Zealand.;. Mr. Miller' was manager of the local dally previous to aoing leal department will be under the super v "Ion of B. Richard I.ltfin nani -1 uii.a w ma miiiiijoueg. 'I ha mgrhan. KWii'liSSS Stllwater, Minnesota, who has been b ' ! r -: : . '. ' V .. rf"" ',.; it- .1 f rv i h ; It f L . ) OREGON nATLY lOURNAi; PORTLAND. 'TUESDaV J ' Tte Badge of Honesty lion every wrapper of Doctor ttereeli Golden Medical Discovery because fun list of the Ingredients composing l U printed there In plain jBingiwn. yeanofexperieooo has proven JU superior worth as ' ood purlfler iid InTlgorst lng tonic for ho cure of stomach disorden ad ftll liver uis. ouiiua up- jm a.t-m aa nn other tonlo can in l.k aWhal la naod. Th SetlTS aiedic lnal principles of naUve roots such as Golden Seal and Queen's root, Stone and Mandrake root, Bloourooi ana ia Cherrybark are eitraeted nd presenrtu by the use of chemically pure, triple refined glycerine. SendtoJ)r.E. V.Ptorcs at Buffalo, N. Y- for res bcklet which enotes eitracU from weil-reoornUed , med teal authorltlaa such as Dn. BarUhIow, King.- Scuddrr. Cos, fcJlingwooa ana host of other; showing that these ropti hdea upon lor uair cutout weak sutesof the stomach. iledy indigestion or dyspepsia I ItveUI btllousor liver eemplaints wsstlng diseases" where ucro th and gradual running sown of tkjrttrength and syatem, The-Ooldfn Medical nic?veTV-msft rich, pure bi(K)dand ao Invigorate. Hid "1 nroii-n inrm. urn lrnwi-.f Thus all skla a flfecUons, blotches, pimples and eruptions as weu as bctoiujous swel lings and old open running sores or ulcers are cured and healed In treating old running sores, or ulcers. It Is well to In sure their healing to apply to them Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salve. II your arug aist don't happen to hare this Salve In stock, send fifty-four cents ,in postage sumps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Intallds Dotej and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. and large box oi the ill-Healing Salre will reach you by return post, You can't afford to accept a secret nos trum as a substitute for tbtt non-alcoholie. medicine or snow coMrosmoir, not even thou en ine urgent aeaior waj thereby make a little bigger -profit. - Dr. Pierce's Pleasant reiieia it-kuibm anit invisnrata stomach, liver and bowels. Bugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to taks as canay. t L II DESPITE LIEIIS e Miners Lease Property and Take Out Gold mile Waiting for Wages. (Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.) Baker City, Or., Feb. 4. Perry Mont gomery and 14 of his associates have filed suit against tha Cornucopia Mines Company of Oregon to recover the sum of 11,084.45 alleged to be due them for labor and services rendered the defend ant Hart eV Nichols are attorneys for the plaintiffs. Liens which will aggregate $20,791 have been filed against ha mine by the miners and other parties who have fur nished provisions for the mine. A large portion of these liens were filed to pro tect the miners from losing the money thst Is due them. Although there Is an Indebtednesa of 120.000 against the mine it Is now running full blast, being under lease to the miners. Those who filed liens and the amounts claimed are aa follows: Sanders ft Sanders, $1. 738.98; Panders, Ford A Co.. $441.34; Banders, Ford Co., $1,B04.$; C. I Spaugh, $166.60; Joseph Peterson, $161: J. Mo Fadden, $17S: John SUbee. $186; Ole Rood, $204.76; Thomas Parry, $182; Peter Mateson. $187.60; John Stopple- camp. $289; Claud Jones, IZ18; H. m. Welgner. $209; Jonathan Erlckson, $218.76; Bert Hutchinson, $184.60; D. Clifford. I20J: 8. J. Sims. $82.60: J. H. Tubeslng. $292.60; Peter Anderson, $196 W. A. Stewart. $216.26; Henry Epplnger, $206.60; Nell Stewart. Vnrhl. 9160.60: Ji si.iS0.6u; KODen Machle. $150.60; Jonathan Cavana, ilfifi.&O: Jonathan Brimen. S76: A. John son, $220.60; Frank Johnson. $263.87; Charles Volkenand. $181.60: John Quinn. $204.76; Fred He h marts, $193; A. K. Thurlow, $94; W.' H. Casser, $260; O. H. Blackwell, $67.20; W. H. Oasser. 17.278.61; Valentine Laubenhelmer, $3,709; Q. F. Oasser, $98.30. The men who have been working at the Elkhorn mine have filed their liens ae-aln.it the oroperty as follows: J. Trofllt, $41.25; E. Engman, $27; J. A. Gregory, $41; A Church. $37.70; F. R. Dunlop, $89.81; William Johnson, $180.56; William Cunningham, $221.66; K. S. Tice, $201.20; U. I. Tlce, 1177.55; Frank Cavlneas, $209.66. In Every Home where there are chil dren, there ought to be a Columbia disc or cylinder Grapho-, phone, , And also in every home where there are no children only more so. Complete Outfits from $12 to $200; and terms are easy. Come in and ask. Columbia Phonograph Co. 371 Washington Street OPERAT NHL -i i. V i I i k t, . J A ' ' 'H ' - ., , mm- ' ii ini THE ENTIRE $50,000 SURPLUS STOCKS OF FIVE .NEW1 YORK MANUFACTURERS LISTEN I READ! HEED! PROFIT! Jt was only through a stroke of good fortune that tha stocks were brought to this elty. Had It not been that on of. these big Ave manufacturers Just re cently spent a couple of days here Port land would not havs had the opportunity of participating in this big bargain feast! But the writer, who personally conducted him over the city, thoroughly convinced him of the prosperous condi tion of Portland and persuaded him to use his Influence to ship the goods here. Immediately on his arrival In New York he went to tho other four manufacturers and the outcome of It all was that It was packed up In trunks and brought here as excessive baggage. It required an eatre baggage coach, but they were determined to get It here immediately, o spared no expense. These goods consist of the finest dualities of men's and women's wearing apparel. They will be offered at less than the cost of manufacture. Watch for our big ad tomorrow. Bee the win dows for specimen values. But better still, go right through the stock and pick out anything you see. Anything you want at half, at third, at a fourth, what others must ask. Be here Thursday at 9 o'clock whatever you do.' Prices never were and never will be as cheap on high-grade goods again we mean it, too. , See tomorrow's big ad in this paper it tells "the story. Read it, sure. ' and FIFTY SALESPEOPLE WANTED . s WE NEED THAT MANY CLERKS TO HANDLE THE IMMENSE STOCKS. APPLY TUESDAY MORNING AT J 135 FIFTH STREET, IN ENTIRE CORNER FIFTH AND ALDER III IIIIIEIfl-lEII TOat Suffraigsts Will Do If Beaten Now Arguments on Other Initiatives. (Special DUpatci to The Journal.) Salem, Or., Feb. 4 ''We will repeat the struggle In 1910 If you fall us this time," Is the conclusion of the argu ment the woman su'f f raglsts . have filed with the secretary of state to support the referendum amendment to the con stitution granting women equal ballot rights with men. Prominent politicians of all parties sign their request, among them United States senators Bourne and Fulton. . , . An argument has also been filed for tha initiative bill restoring the grand jury system and taking away from dis trict attorneya the right to file Indict ments without calling the grand Jurr The present system la referred to as a revival of the star chamber. . An argument for creating the county of Hood River says the proposed county has T.660 population, baa 600 square miles of territory. 20 school districts. Including several high schools L and will have taaes the first year of $S6,71. It created by the will of the people the a-ovemor will aDDolnt the first set of county officers. , Voluminous arguments are also filed on behalf of the U'Ren quartet, or eo called People's Power league measures: Instructing members of the legisla ture to vote for the people's oholce for United States senator. Proportional representaUon in legis lative officers; that Is, party represen tation in proportion to the respecUve strength of parties. The corrupt practice act. A In addition to all the above arguments ttftn Via a r.hance to be in formed as to the merits and beauties of the single tax amendment to the consti tution. - The time has expired for filing argu ments In favor of a measure, but those opposing a measure have a right to file arguments until February 84. New Trial for Walton. Special Prosecutor Heney this morn ing filed an affidavit In the case of Charles W. Walton to bring Walton baok from the penitentiary where he I,. Tee ft X. Tort, International Chtneee Medical Co. formerly practiced their profession in China and accomplished great cures of all mate- and female dis eases, ' both Internal and external. Tee A York are post graduates of the Can; ton, China, Medical college and were members of the principal medical fac ulty and secured high rank and reward from their emperor and statesmen. wcoui We make a specialty oi ana guarantee ra tunas, stomacn. Drain ana chronlo diseases of both mala and male. - Information freely given upon application.- Address 224 U First street; corner Salmon, "Portland, Or. ' Consulta tion and advice free. Call or Write. All correspondence strictly confidential,.,. to cure all diseases of the heart, llvefTias- follows: EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 'r'- I . I If ? ' . - i ... X V N .l SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW of thelfi remaining and aurplut stocks, select' a city. This year Portland was the chosen site of all five. Because it ii in a better' condition financially than any city in America. The Stocks Consist of Women's Suits. Cloaks. Waists, Skirts and Umbrellas. Men's Suits, O vercoate, Raincoats, Hats THE Ever held in the west a sale that will startle all Oregon from center to circumference. Prices that beggar description and stagger belief. It's- to be a sale of high-grade goods X such as you never saw or heard of before. Our big ad in tomorrow evening's paper tells ; the story. ' . Ladies Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, Furs, etc., Men's Clothing and Hats, at from One-Fourth to One-Half Price This Concerns You or Your Friends Cure That Sprain Our elastic hosiery is used for the leviation and permanent cure of sprains, swellings, weak joints, en largements, etc. Our goods worn ac cording to directions, will relieve and in most cases permanently cure the numerous affections of the limbs, es pecially the lower extremities. When you buy direct from our factory, you get each article made to your order. We guarantee a fit in all case. Cure All strong a first-class as the onlv nag own serving t-iiiio amuc ,wtiiuv.ii 1904, for assault and robbery to stand retrial. Walton received two sentences, one of 30 years and the other of 6 years, appealing the former case to the su- nrnma court, who handed down their ianiainn January 6. l08. reverslaa the I Judgment or the lower court ana oraer lino new trial. It Is -in pursuance-with ft his decision that Prosecutor Heney filed the affidavit. LOS ANGELES SCENE OF OREGOHIAHS' REDfllOll Pioneers and Other Resi dents to Gather at Ban quet February 10.; y A reunion of Oregonlans is to be held In Los Angeles February 10, under the general direction of. Isaao Blum and the following official and executive committee: President of the day, Mar tha Jane Garrison Olds, , a pioneer of 1848; toastmaster. Captain Thomas B. Merry; guest of honor, William J. Hun saker. . ' ': . The reunion and banquet are to-be held lp Burbank hall and will be fol- lowed by a -musical and literary pr tram witn aenuine oia time noinwi "yt ImDromotu entertainment -and flow or reminiscence. jiThe program of toasts Is Tha President of the United SUtes (standing); music '8Ur Bpangled Ban ner"; "Oregon," Seymour W. Condon; quartet. "Old Oaken Bucket"; "Califor nla.'1 William. J. Hunsaker;sonj-"Ore gon,'"Mlsa Vlvla A. ftobberson; 'Across the. Plains la. 47,'' A. I Johnson; mu- 1908. THE PERFECT" TRUSS al Ola style allowing Intes tines to protrude through Inner opening. "Perfect" trass, closing both openings. That Riipture reasons that could be applied to truss, point to our "Perfect" truss, reliable kind to relieve and cure 3 h -; PnnHarv tn all nthar' truase. thia an- pliance gives the greatest comfort and support to the body, in just the right place. Each truss sold is made to order. Price f 10. Ginnever & Whittlesey Manufacturing Co. 64 Sixth Street Portland Oregon sic "Auld Lang Syne"; "The Legacy of the Pioneer Mothers," - Dr. Nettle Olds Height; recitation. ''Beautiful Willam ette?' (Samuel Simpson), Miss Orace A. Gilliam; "The Native Sons," Judge B. -'B. Selph; song. "The Swallow." (Cowan). Miss EvaTena Ayers; Tribute to Lincoln,". (Born February II. 180), Professor G. W. Deniston; Bell Solo, "Pence California," Vlotor Record. The following will give five-pilnute talks: Ex-Governor Moody, Dr. J. H. McBrlde, Clara Shortrldge Folts, Hon. Thomas J. Kirk, John H. Braley, Cap tain Amos A. Fries, U. S. A Dr. Elta Hill Schnauffer, C. M. Pierce, Mae Crawford, Hon, B. F. Welsh, Lois H. Avery and otners. The reception committee IS composed of Dr. T. C. Smith, F. J. Lamb, L. 8. Barnes, F. K. McCarver, A. Bernheim, B. Frank Ely, C. F. McDonald, Walker Jones, C W. Oliver, Harry S. McCor mlck, F. A. Brown, W. L. Balrd, A. Glean Holman, Mrs. . flanf ord Watson, Miss Helen Prentice, Dr. Grace Wyck of fi Mrs. Bena Stlnson, Mrs. A. L. Leas ure, Mrs. William Campbell. Mrs. Ida 8. Fuller. Miss Zula Winn, Miss Clara Irwin, Miss Ada Potter. - ...... The Los Angeles Oregonlans are also maklnar clans to hold ah outing next June on Oregon pioneer day. LIVE IDAHO TOWN ' ADOPTS 2IAKKET DAY . rMwil . Tda..' Feb. 4. Caldwell has been the only town In the state to adopt a regular lyiUm of market days. ' Be- rlnning witn yesteraay, on me urai nun. iv in each month auction sales will be conducted In which every conceivable . Xeeplnf . pa '.Honse. Everybody Is welcome when we feel Kood: and we feel that way only wnen our dlgestlvo organs are working prop erly. Dr.. Kinra ew regu iol tha arrtinn of . stomach, liver and bowels so perfectly one can't help feel ing good when he uses-these pills. SSc at Sktdmore Drug Co.'s drug store. -.. j T- -I v I , - . t - - WILL' BE PLACED ON SALE ENTIRE CORNER FIFTH AND . ALDER No Cocaine, No Gas No, Students Our success Is due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable prices. NERVOUS PEOPLE . And those afflicted with heartweak ness can now have their teeth ex tracted filled and brldgework ap plied without the least pain or dan ger. . .. ' t'-' PAINLESS KXTR ACTION . . JJ-KARAT CROWNS BRIDGE! WORK OUR' BEST PLAIN PLATE.. ALL LINED PLATE 1B.OO I TEETH .. laPtMAl Bxamlaatioa and OonsultaUoa Vree. Re-Enameling Tecthl 5 Is the greatest Invention In modern dentistry and has been most success ful of all methods. ' We extend to all a special Invita tion to call at our offloe and have their teeth examined free ot charge. We own and ' control the largest and best equipped dental establish ment In the world, having 1 offices all told. We give a written guarantee .with all work fpr 10 years. Lady attend- anb Open evenings tUl 7. Sunday i to 1. Union PainlessDentists ttlM Ktowlsoa U toraet xizsii. COFFEE 1 Three-quarters of coffee id such that we can't touch it we make five grades of thq top quarter. , Tour grocer returns your money If yod don't like Boh tiling's best: we pay him SEE SIX-DAY RA OAKS katiar Before and After product will be sold to the highest hid er. - a special eiiori nas oeen mad a make the day one of oleasur to out of town women who will be pres eni. A real ruum wen imea UD tha new, cltv halL The stores ar tilaii nlng to make special bargains oi mar Bun Worn, tvy Imltir, TITE HOUSEHOLD gDHOEOJi7' Stall. Ttnivrlnta rrfunil mtinar if nn. JHIRTKR'S AWTItLtfilU UAU.IU VIU laUS, XMt
