THE OREGON DAILY JOUJtHAH PORTEAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER t. 1801
Town Topics
t TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
" 1
Faket
Bungalow .......... "Qlltterine; dlorla"
Orpheura ,....;...,.....,. Vaudeville
Star "A Millionaire) Tramp'1
"81s J Hopkins"
opk
die
Grand .........
Li
vrls .......... . . . .... .-.."Turned Ud"
FinUfti ................i. Vaudeville
, A thorough discussion of tha liquor
Question in reference to women will bo
tha theme of tha open meeting tonight
of the Men's club of the White Temple.
Councilman Cellara will tell why he Be
lieves hie ordinance should be In forced;
Councilman Rushlight will give reason
which led to the framing or his amend
merit; Rev. E. 8. Mulkey will apeak in
favor of prohibiting the selling of liquor
to women in ail hotels, or else forcing;
hotels to pay tha same license as is
paid by saloons; F. McKercner . will
speak tor prohibition. After this pre
sentation of the subject a full discus
elon of the whole question will be sad.
Of 85 cases of larceny reported to the
police a
cording to the monthly repo:
cases were cleared up by the
The DrindDal causes of the
the total of 110 persons during the
month were Drunkenness, 466; gam
bling 99; out after hours, 30; vagrancy
70; larceny, 26. During November 889
arc lights were reported to the police
as being out. The receipts of the mu
nicipal court wers IS, 008. 60.
Aa a result of
the monthly report, only 43
e.det.cuvea.
teV arrest of
a erotracted
lasting several weeks, George W. More
formerly of Cortland. N. T,
way te St Vtnoent's hospiti
spree,
iorey.
died on his
nital In the Red
Cross ambulance last night Moray bed
oeen in jroruana due m .nor-i iirae, ana
little Is known of him at tha National
hotel, where he was staying He it said
to have lived In Portland about 15 years
ago- Moray was an Oddfellow in good
atanaiag.
While returning to his home at the
east end of the steel bridge at a late
bour last night. W. T. Brownj an em
ploys Of the Brong-Steel company, was
met by an unarmed highwayman who
commanaea mm to tnrow ud ms nanaa.
The thug made a threatening gesture
Towara nis pistol pocket ana Brown
took to his heels. He reported the mat'
ter to tne ponce a xew minutes later.
The East Twenty-eighth Street I in
Brovement association will hold i
meeting in the hall at East Twenty.
eighth and East Olisan tonight tor the
i
puhpoae of finding some way of secur
ing tne opening or the Hast Twenty,
eighth street bridge to pedestrians,
Ever since the Question of tha cltv'i
accepting the bridge came up, the bridge
has been barricaded to teams and pe-
.lBixiana aim.
A free lecture tor railway employes
who han-
giyen tonight at
and ezpreas company attaches who han
die explosives will be
iliv a. vj. J&. . icriur, m uivut-
bar of the bureau established by the
American Railway association for glv
Ins; Instruction In the handling of ex
plosives to all such employee. Mr. Tay
lor la considered an expert in the mat
.ter or wnicn ne is to spci
Cltv Market Inspector Sarah A
Evans has again called the attention of
the, council In hsr November report to
the necessity of an expert In heir office
li
atory In connection with her work
to axamlne infected meats. She
the establishment ef a chemical labor-
aviso a matter of prime Importance. -
The city hall will be opened next Sun
lav afternoon, between tha hours of i
and 5, in accordance with the ordinance
recently passed by the city council.
The object of the ordinance was to give
out of town visitors a chance to see
the museum and collection of the Ore
gon Historical society.
Purity Liquor Company, Thursday
special 11. 60 graae wmte or red port.
eherry. Tokay, angelica, muscat and su
perlor claret; at 11.00 per gallon. EH
wood pure food whiakey, regular $4.00
at tl.00 ner aallon. Phone East 4417
B-1S6. Free delivery. 103 East Mor-
' rison.
8av the Discount Send check or pay
at office on or before the tenth to save
the discount on December bills for the
Automatic Telephone. Home phone your
long-distance calls to Tacoma. Seattle
and way points. Home Telephone com
pany, eorner of Park and Burnside
streets.
There Will be 1000 reserved ringside
seats for the U'L'onneu-uemricn wrestl
ing; match in Merrill's hall tomorrow
night. Everybody will be assured of his
seat, no matter when he comes to the
bout." Ringside seats, $1.50; general ad
mission. 11; doors open at 7:10 o'clock.
- The Question of the new bridge across
th Wlllinmatln will be brousht no
again tonight at the regular meeting of
the Multnomah Imorovement club.
Plana will be discussed for laying the
matter of the selection of a site before
a vote of the people.
Two silk flags greatly prised by the
owners or tne seamen s institute were
atolen from the place last night. Chap-'
lain Dalrymple reported the robbery
and asked the police to spare ne efforts
in locating tne missing articles.
An Institute for Sunday school teach-
nsd at tns jnira ft
tonight. Subjects
ers will be opened at the Third Presby
terian , cnurcn tonigui. ouojeeis per
taining to Sunday school work will be
discussed. All Sunday school teachers
are invea w .ikjuu. - - .
Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust nc
counts and German-American certifl
pates bought at the highest cash price;
also Home Telephone bonds. Conn
Bros., mo First street, corner xambiil,
We are positively quitting business.
crockery,
out at
All of our cut glass. Band-painted china.
ry, an ware, eta. Doing ciosea
prtoes that can't bs beat Elite
China A Glass Co., Ssl Morrison street.
The Sunnyslde Push club will meet
office, 1018 Belmont street.
tonight at 8 o'clock In Charles Mauts's
othess municipal improvements , will be
UlDVUMWb
Parks and
Kelly's
TantHv Lienor Store. Park
and Morrison. High grade wines and
liquors. One prloe to all. Free delivery.
Judging from v the brisk demand ' for
( At best, housecleaning
is a season of unrest.
But its miseries can
be greatly minimized by
the wise use of Ivory "
Soapto . give new
beauty to furniture; to
make rugs and curtains
look as they did the day
" they, were bought ; to
brighten silver and brass
work; to make blankets
' as soft and fluffy as when
new;', ;
Ivory Soap
MThe lion and the Mouse" Coming.
The attraction at The Helllg theatre
for four nights beginning next Sunday,
December . will be the. great Ameri
can play on the present financial Ques
tion, tm uon ana tne jnouw-
advance seat sale will open at the the
atre next Friday morning at 10 o clock.
Leo Donnelly at Orphenm.
. Leo Donnelly, In - bis own original
creation, "A Pleasing Pastime," is ons
of the elsver people at the Orpheum
this weelu Mr. Donnelly is a clever en.
tertalner, and call" rortn many nearly
laughs from his audience with his bright
patter and original stories. It Isn't
what he says, but tha manner la which
ne says u. ..-(
" , ' ti i ii i ir
"A MlUionaire Tramp" at Star.
Prom the rise of the curtain at the
Biar on toe ttiagevilie, Jina., aepot iv
the final scene In the old hotel on
Christmas eve, "A Millionaire Tramp"
is one succession ' of surprises. The
scenio detail is wonderful.
Grand'g Great BUI.
This wsek the Grand la playing the
xineat vauoeviwe - program uii nu
been seen in Portland in Some time.
Erery act is a feature and there are
several headlinera Mile. Joyce Grey
does a. Sslome dance which is tha first
exhibition of the seven veils dance
shown in .this city..
" "Sis Hopkins' at tti Baker
A double attraction at the 'Baker this
week ia Boss Melville in her famous
character of Sis Hopkins, which is fa
miliar to every nousenoia wnetner tnes
tregoerft or not The quaint little girl
from Posey county, with , her funny
ways, ludicrous payings and tender
heart is a stage classic ,i.. ., ..
. A Treat for tfce liftdiea,
The bats worn by Marlbel Seymour In
"Glittering Gloria" at the Bungalow
this week are a rare treat for the ladles
and show the latest Parisian creations
in style end sue. "Glittering Gloria:
Is a rattling farce and soon chases all
thoughts of troubls and worry from the
tninu. ; it is at the. Bungalow au weex.
Matinee Saturday.
" "
Wonderful European Acrobats.
Acrobatic acts come and go, but acro-
batlo acts like the great Her&s family
of nine people are seldom seen in Port
land, as they are the highest salaried
aggregation of acrobats in America, and
vantages management aeserves
tor presenting tne aoove
rices. .
the
great credit
act . at popular pi
"Turned Up" at the Lyric
That merry farce, "Turnsd TJpr'
opened the week at the Lyric Sunday
afternoon, and the- Blunkall Company
never made a more , positive hit than
In this latest of its offering It is a
play that keeps an audience laughing
every minute It is running. ,
MULTNOMAH FIELD.
HAKP FOB CONTEST
Multnomah field has dried out until 4t
Is hard am) solid under feet and unless
there Is a turn In the weather before
Saturday, the gams between the club
men and Oresron Agricultural college
should bs unusually fast, ,
Their gruelling games have left the
Aggies in poor physical condition, while
the elubmen are now at their - best
However, the Norcross aggregation can
always be expected to spring something
new ana tne ciuomen win nv iu ua un
the watch every minute to keen from
letting the collegians run off with the
game. ,
LEARN WHY HYDEANTS
WERE NOT ACCEPTED
The city water board has ordered the
payment of 13600 to Hoge & Swift for
ISO hydrants furnished tne city ny tnat
company last spring. These hydrants
were not accepted by the fire chief,
and a number' of Investigations have
been made by the executive board to
ascartaln hv the hydrants were re
jected but without result. The fire com
mittee was to meet tonight to make i
final nrnbe. but owlnar to the death o
a member or ctuei uampDeu a xsmuy
the Investigation was postponed.
Order Your
Holiday Apparel
Now and Profit
by theSaving
Prices
We are making garment!
to order for cost of mate
rial, and making for a few
days v only Just to, call . '
? your attention to the -fact -that
. W are now back in
1 our old store, , No. 108 . .
Third street.
Suits and Extra
Trousers of Same or
Striped Material
to Order for
$25.00
Satisfaction guaranteed In all easef.
Oarments to order In a day If required.
Full dress and tuxedo suit a specialty,
Vl.LTA7S3irnnCRi,' UOi.a
108 Third
PLEDGED MEN
(Continued from Page On.)
tinned Mr. Devera.
politician should be
our Kenyon's Cough Cure, most every
ether nerson must have contracted a
cough or cold the past few days. 'iK.cn
vftn'a"'l th fr rAllflhl ramArlv fe r all
cases cf coughs, colds and bronchial
troubles ana sola only ny Aioert tiernl,
tne oruggiet, zsj wasnington street
Van aJthar ax. vounar or old. thaira la
no petter girt man emnossea station
fry. GUI'S are showing some original,
"uncommon,' conceptions; have you read
tneir aa in tuis issue i .
Coma aulck. to the great sale of
ladiea' suits ana coats at i.e raiais
oyal, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
ee ad on sage 1. 87f Washington
street.
Davis A Kllburn of lit Morrisoi
street carry a very attractive line 01
holiday goods, books and stationery
tuat what vdu want for Christmas.
Steamer Jessie Karkins. for Camas.
wasnougai anq way lanainga, aaijy ex
mm
eept Sunday, Leaves Was
Coca at p.. ra.
ington street
Come quick, if you want a ladles' or
misses' coat at half price. Bee ad on
page I. Le Palais Moyai, 871 Washing
ton street.
A jookt Nothing else compares with
It as an appropriate Christmas Dresent
Oil!' a have the best stock to choose
(rom. A.. -
Don't fall td hear Mills at the New
Mason 10 xempie, at p. m. anq eacn
day fallowing at 8 p. m. for the (week.
A visit to Gill's will make the se
lection of an acceptable Christmas gift
a pleasant engagement
Satisfaction Our aim. Norrard &
Noce, tailors, II 4th st, nearMorrison.
Dr J. D. Sterhberr has move1 tn
Corbstt building, Fifth and Morrison.
Woman's Exchange. Its Tenth street
lunch 11:80 to 1; business men's lunch
W. A.. Wise and associates. Dafnless
dentists. Third and Washington.
T). Chambers ft Bon. ontlclana. 121
Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best
Dr Bsynss. optician, 808 Salmon st
Berger, signs. 88 Yamhill. M. Jl.f
Journal want ad a lc a word,
qflf a the ideal gift store,
"Puritans." Ask grocer.
: I II. I .11. I HI m' !. .1 ,. I
Mstsger fits your eyes for $L
" i".t 1 IV'V i -II J i" ! ii
Nearly a Stampede.
Sunday a constant stream of sutomo.
biles ran from the Columbia Trust
company's office at the Couch building.
to Bwinton, on ine peninsula, 10 nee tne
"I believe that a
i true to his word
given to bis constituents and his obliga
tion to them as a man' in ' business la
bound by honor and honesty In his deal
ings wiut nis Business associates,
Piedg-e Mads to Be xept.
"X believe that a pledge is pled re
and that ft is made to be kept I be
lieve that a politician who Is elected to
office as the result of a pledge given by
him voluntarily, binding himself to do a
certain thing In case of his election, is
more on his honor to fulfill that pledge
than a business man. for this reason:
If I entered into an agreement with my
business associates, promising to do a
certain thing, and I afterwards cams to
the conclusion that I did not want to
carry out my agreement 1 could go to
my business associates, to the very
ones and to all of those to whom I had
made the promise, and effect some com
promise, no member of the legislature
who has taken Statement No. 1 can do
this thing. He does not know the men
who voted for v him because of this
pledge. He cannot go to them. They,
presumably. Voted for him because they
believed in the principle which he rep
resented. The legislator has no right to
go to other men than those with whom
he made this agreement to seek release.
He is pledged to the men who elected
him to carry out bis promise and the
only way for him to be relieved of that
promise is to be relieved by every one
Of the individuals who bound him to it
by their votes. He cannot set that re
lease. T- .
Petitions a VsUars.
: "The people of the state want sena
tors to be elected directly by them
selves," continued Mr. Devera "They
showed their desires by electing a legis
lature pledged to carry out their sug
gestions. Thev are still of that mind.
Those petitions which were started have
oeen rai lures, i oo noi oeusve mat z
rer cent of ths representative men 6t
he Republican party in tha state would
closely you will find
are causlnsr this agi
tation and who are loudest in their de
mands that the members of the legisla
ture repudiate tneir pledges, are the old
time followers of machine politics who
do not care how things go in Oregon so
long as they can be carried along by the
machine. They are not the men who
pay the taxes or who are working In a
large way for the future development of
the state. They are nice fellows per
sonally, thev are useful to the old ma
chine politicians because they are of
agreeable personality, but they are not
tne builders or tne state.
"But,1 continued Mr. Devers. "1 do
not believe that any, of the legislators
are going to violate their pledges. I be
lieve we have elected better men to the
legislature than that and because I be
lieve this, I nave connaenoe that the
senatorial question will be settled by
the first ballot, and in the way which
the people of the state directed by their
Vote 1S8X June.'
Sign such a paper.
'M you will look
that the men who
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For Infants anA Children.
Tha Kind You Hai a Always Eought
Bear ths
Blgnaturt
F. W. Baltes
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
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First and Oak
lots that are selling at a record price, i f.
Oyer 700 have been sold In seven weeks. !
which shows that the good people of
DONT WAIT BUY NOW
CHRISTMAS IS NEAR
Stove
Chafing Dishes and Alcohol
x fii: na
, ior nnsimas ims
We have an exceptionally fine assortment of .Manning-Bowman Chafing Dishes
and Alcohol Stoves, which would make a' very acceptable gift for- Christmas.
They are always useful, being light, portable, npn-explosive and easy to regulate.
The fuel is denatured alcohol.
Chafing Dish
and Stove Complete. ? 11.00, 912.50 and
Alcohol Stove, single
burners, $4.25, $.4&0
ly-a. Via ..wMMmrtV
l-W Alinhn1 fifnitM il enkl
burners, at f1,
?9.50and....l3.3
$15.00
Tea Kettle; for use with stove......,
Tea Pot, for use with stoves
Coffee Percolator, for use with stoves.
) 0 ss ssssss
a s
95.00
.$4.25
.?o.oo
Xmas Sale of
Ormolu Clocks
J u; kii
All $4.50 to $8.50 Clocks
Z $2.47
This is a good suggestion for a gift.
splendid assortment
these fine Clocks, all
kinds and styles just
the thing for the mantel
or shelf..
Fine Boxed
Xmas Station'ry
Handsome va
riety for the holi
days. We could
make many sug
gestions. Pretty
and stylish sta
tionery in all
kinds of' fancjr
boxes, very neat
ly put op.
The cost is
what you choose
to pay at prices
to suit any purse. We have hundreds of styles,
shapes and sizes the latest fashions in stationery.
Xmas Sale Jewel Cases
To induce early Duying, we will sell
all the fine Jewel Cases, in all
sizes and designs, gold and
v silver, neatly lined, at
1-4 Off Regular Prices
EXCLUSIVE SHOWINO OP
Military Brushes
Here we have the best line of Military Brushes
every style, six and ides all the new ones
and made by such famous makers as
Adams, Howard and Kyoto
Priced from $1 to $10 Per Pair
arras
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niAxzvci
ouvenir Night
j-. AT OUR
MEN'S CLOTHING STORE
I
Thursday Evening, Dec. 3d
From 8 to 9 o'Clock
Every Male Visitor to Our Store Will Be Presented
With a Valuable Souvenir of General Utility
NOTHING SOLD DURING THAT HOUR
Step in and get acquainted wjth the Bradbury System Clothing we handle
Thanking you in adgaagc. for, yoar cafl sipd assuring you
a hearty welcome, we are truly yours,
Eastern Outfitting Co.
Corner Washington and 10th Street
The Store Where Your Crtdit Ia Good
FUR.S! FURS1
at x.owzst rossxtta nuoia
Rsmodsllng" a spsclslty. Fur coats at
sll kinds mads to order.
L. SCHUMACHER
strjutxxut,
809 Kadis on. r Tsl. Sfata
DUSTLESS WAXINE
Tha Vast XayT and 0rm Slayssy
soma oxo
Patrcnlss
No Dus
Somt Ovosji Kald la VortIaad,:
ss xoms jrosnss-ry.
ust When BwesDlnr.
SO lbS-t SJI 100 Iba. S3.M,- 160 lbs. fS.
Portland Brush and Waxine Company
th and Harrison. Phons East .
Portland
ts Id
Thsrs Is a
snap
are not slow In trfcin- n
resl estate. ,
discount or is per eut
whlls Improvements ara belnr tnada
Coma to our offtcs at ones and run
out and s Swlnton In our automobile.
By glasses. 11 at Mstsssr'a
T"
Pnr Tit Cord wood.
8sw4 or four-foot length. Main 15,
1.-16 5. Orecon Fuel compsny. .
Bpaotaeles ft at Ustsrer'si
, Turfians.''. Ask' crooa. ' .
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WELLINGTON COAL
Ths best houss ooal on ths Psclflo Coast
Churehley Bros
Bunkers ISth and' Msrshsll Jita
Phones Main tl. A-IS31.
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SUth Ssasoa-mrst Conot
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t flAHMONIC SOCIETY
HEILIG THEATRE
, irauT amuoov, osa u
At t.it o'clock. . '
TlckeU SSe, far sals at AbaadroUt'a
Jewelry Store, 12t Washington Bt,
osvonarmA or ss raosi ,
Violin Soloists Miss Velroaa Sharp,
. . Atlsa Nina Klcklia.. . -Conductor
JB. 0, gpltsnsr. '
All This Wek Baker Stock Co. In the
Famous sne Brilliant Comedy
ouTTsxnro otouxa."
A Seream of Fur, Musis and Specialties.
Evening Prices SSq, SSq, 60c; Matinee
Bsiuroar, isc, idc
JBOSS
sTes Week Ths
ef the maaefeev
XAZH C, A-ioao. scats.
Sav Saaaays and StoUday
THEATRE ls-2s.so.75t
Week of STor. SOSra Taylor S) O0.1
STonr franklins) Amy Stanley snd rlokst
itso uonnsuyj joe x.a rieur; Alexis-
o hall j Crraola Znuoettj Orchestra: rl-
BAKER THEATRE
Phones Main t, A-5380. Oreron Theatre
Co., Inc., Lessee, Oeo. L. Baker, Oen,
Mgr. Tonight, all week, Sat. matinee.
Earsaln Mat. Wednesday, J6o any seat,
ROSE MGUVILUE
Jn the Characteristic play SIS XOrXXVa
Nlfht prices. 5e to ij; Saturday MaU
nee 85c, 66c
ex week The band of Hod. '
TEE GRAND VaadcvUle ie Lnxt
ASOTXSl
Wit, Joyce Graf
Asrorxxm sia sai
Joe xardmaa, ;
jroseph Jk SCettlas
fc Oo
Boaflaa M. TUaS
Si Co,
The & Sena Trie.
The Velota,
Tred aaoer
tlrsadleeepe.
TZSZOSt O
SALOME'
JUakea's TralaeA
Beers.
PANTAGES THEATRX
Advaaoed TaaderlUe, State f aUlTaUona,
Matlneea DaUy 15c Two Shows) at
Night, 15o and 15c
9-Thc Great Hcras family9
Kin Marvelous European Acrobats, Lata
Of Rlngling Bros.' Clrcua The Largest
and Beat Acrobatlo Act in Vaudeville.
LYRIC THEATRE
Starting Week ef Nov. If.
Representing the Screaming rare
"TURNED UP"
Matinees Sunday, Tuesday Thursday
' Saturday. -
Th STAR Sffit
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday,
For the Entire Week pf JJov, J9, 'OS.
The Comedy Drams Success
"A SaXUXOIf AM TJtAMT.
Matinees at liJO, every evening at
1:16, Night prices 10,, 2 So, too, 0o;
matinees 16c and Sfic. Seats may be
reserved by either phone.
XTBXT WBEX t
a STsvuoau rom ooud"
To Face Qood BridgtWork
H. W. MANNlTiG L.&.S. CO.
V31 ; '- , 43 3rd. St.7 Portlcad, Ore.
, f. Tel. Main 3311, A2311
tt you need any to be really well dona,
come here and BE! BURS OF IT. Tha
excellence of all our Pental Work In
this vicinity has won us many , fast
friends, beeause ear patrons have dis
covered that our experts excel in every
department of ' dental practice. ; We
make a specialty ef painless extracting.
and supply the host of Teeth, either on
plates or bridge work.
We are thorough dentists of man?
years' practical experience and we beck
reputation for doing , 4 y ,
HONEST PETJSTRY
The best Dentistry Is none too rood
for you. Our success is due to uniform
high-grade work at reasonable prices.
sv ' svwss
painless extraction .po
SILVER FILLINQ8 ... .... .JSOeT up
GOTJFILLINOa ,..ft.O uo
SJK GOLD CROWN ...., " fS.OO
THE BEST RUBBER PLATES $.00
NERVOUS PEOPLE
And those afflicted with he
ness can now have their
art weak-
teeth ex
tracted, 'filled and bridge work applied
without the least pain or danger. -
AU work raareateee f e tea yeara.
Chicago Painless Dentists
SS3M WARS; ST, COS. STK,
Fhonee Main 1810, A-6I4.
Office houra S a. m. to S n. ra. Sun
days from to l. Lady attendant
A New Departure
The eost ef Interments has been
greatly reduced by the Wolnaan UnUer-
Heretofore H haa been the usten of
funeral directors te make charges for
all iaeidental connected wKh a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Cndertak
leg company, the leading funeral dl
rectore ef Portland. hae departeu from
that custom. Whan casket Is furnish.!
by us we make no extta charges -for
embalming, hearse te cemetery, eutaloe
box or any services that may be re
quired ef ua except clothing, eemt.-
and carrlsa thus effecting a savus
ef Sit to 7t on sack funeral
THE EDWARD IIOLflV!
UNDERTAKING CO.
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st. eoai.HO'f.
AI. W. PIUL.O
Hxpert Wntclimf !.
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Hamptou watoh fM"rr, ' '
railroad watrhs a f
handle a full Une rt ,. , r r;
wati-hea direct from fi t rv (r .
prices. Th!!sr s. , .., r , ,
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