.THE OREGON STATESMAN, SAIElt, OREGON
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- THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 2(5, 1924-
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- Masonic and -Ka
stern Htnr
picnic at Brush
co 11 e g e today.
June 26, at 4 p. m.
Bring: your cup
and spoon. - jne26
Women Meet Friday. i V 1 Z
The Woman's Alliance ;pf the
Unitarian church will meet at the
home of Mrs pollock, "on. North
Winter, Friday afternoon at 2:39
oclock. ' ;
Doadolr Ijunps $&S3 : - . - ...
Floor lamps," $13.1)5 and up.
Desk lamps, $3.7.5. Curling; Irons.
90c. All electrical appliances and
fixtures. Electric Co:, .337 Court.
Phone 488. - "' .'"' ' Jne28
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Vandals Active Aral
'Evidence that vandals "are still
active In the city came to the at
tention of thV police1 yesterday
"Vnea Mrs. E. Waff, V 4 3 1 "North
Front, reported that her" -window
boxes bad ieen 'destroyed tome
time Tuesday nighty 7' '
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Oa all stamped goods .at the
Elite this week, 329 Oregon bldg.
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Prison to CHebrate . : - j
C - eT.the'hlg'.days'of -the year
at V. itate prison Is the?Fourth
ranljTaarAMi; Pair-"
t ymF beginning to make 'plans
1 for ! !seryance.' In; iuldltion 4to
soni:igapecUr'for:'ainner-;-the
contlct will parttcIpC4 "In jlhlet-
ie ccZits'-and a baseball game in
the i lle'i noon. AIpeaker wfrrl-'
bo t . oa' the program. . i
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Jean lortcry nr$iti-'il,: i
Ltora. Chad wick, violinist; at
muslcale, tonIght8:li. : ne26
Wife Causes "Scandal ''. ''.
v Actions upon the part ow Agnes
II. ; Kronberg" such- as to, "cause
much comment alad scandal In and
I about Mt. Angel": isthe: basis 'of. a
divorce com plajnt ,&le&yesterday
! ty Joseph A irronfcerg. Df ML' An
gel; lie also ctariWthat she al
soci&es with "dissolute. jersopa of
both sexes" and has staid' out late
at u'jits on many-occasions In ad
dition to'negleeting their baby at
cttcr times. ; ..The vcouplo. were
n a rrf ? i .February - 6-1 9 2 3. -
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'TTie Love blaster"- " - i-XT- :.:-;
At OregoV today.-' ?)
Two Rpmlm Cited
Two- speeding motorists will call
in the Justice court in the near-future
lo answer to complaints filed
by state "traffic officers. Those
charged with speeding are "M. H.
Clark and T. B. James. 't, ; b
The Charles n.Archcrd '
Implement Co. now have a
stock of bale ties. J27
Fined For Assault . r ' -
'-Pleading guilty to a charge -of
assault and battery " filed upon
complaint of Arthur F. Marshall,
Airlie Little was fined $15 in the
justice court Wednesday after
noon. - " ; .' .
High School Double Quartette
In " special: numbers at' Congre
gational church 'tonight.
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New Brooks Postmaster "
Appointment of the postmaster
at Brooks to succeed John Carey,
who plans to retire, will bemade
as soon as the results of the re
cent examination ' have been re
ceived. The papers were' forward
ed to; Washington. D.tC Peter
VIbbert and Mrs.v Laura 1 Brown;
both of Bropks. ar'e applicanta fqr
the position and took the examin
ation here . ' . ; t
Strawberries BOo-Per Cratei '
Pick them, yourself. Phone 14F3
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Celt bratiori' Advertised
While Salem; may- b - quiet
I lace to, spea4 the fourthot, July
; otherchiea ii the district Ilt pro
vhli plenty -Cf entertainment.
h&Tzs posters announcing the big
c : Is - ration to- be held In; Dallas
vera t.'ag clrtributed In - Salem
yeUrday; whtla Stayton' has, al
rea;!7 . r 'iced ! much, literature, Jn
the county relative to its celebra
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Orphan Fire Relief Association
' written In Marion it." Polk
ties first five mouths-of 1924
" j.OOO " fire " Insuraritef ; The
Z3 in premiums on this in
:c will. amount to more than
3 to Its patrons-." ' Standley &
7, Agents Bush Bank build-
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vict Js RecelvcVl . - ." .'
ohn D.'. Woodell,- of " Union
ty. waa received at the state
sa yesterday, to server one year
larceny. He" Was "brought to
in by ,Sherlff .Lee Wamick. y
Tit'
ml ilusicale '
piano pupils of Miss Shelton;
I Congregational chnrchr, to
t,. 8:15. Public 'canlially: In-
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3 AND FEUL SAFE
CONCORDIA -INSURAIJCS
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Room 6.
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l Creson Eld! rhone S7
3,cavy BcU Insurance
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'. . General Insurance 1
tr:n the Electronic Convention
at- Kansas: City and : hafe ln
italled the. latest. equipment for
the !4gnosia and treatment of
disease (Dr. Abrams method).
- Dr. P. white : ;
50a ,U. e. JBank Bldj. '
Ealemv Oregoa .
Swimmlnjr Meet Today. '
; YMCA boys will .participate In
a: swimming meet at the YMCA
tank .at . 3 o'clock this' afternoon.
This Is being staged as a prelim
inary to the exhibition scheduled
lor next week. .Contests will be
held In dashes,: diving and towing,
with .the. dashes., of various "dis
tances varying from one length of
the tank; to 10 times across. - ,
AreYou Lucky - J , 1
You are if you, grab this."- The
best mod en. home pickup we have
had. this summer. . - 5 rooms . mod
ern on pavement With what you
want and. . immediate . possession
for $ 3 6 0 0." T Garargei Texms 16
suit.: U. 5. .Bank bjdg.. . . '.Jne26
Will Award Contract
1 Contract f or the last half of the
work oa the road from Niagara to
Detroit-wjlli be awarded; in Port
land Friday In order to join, with
the, forestry .: .departments ,In .thls
awarding. ; the j county court will
be Portland .viaitora : on- that : day.
Womens, Evangelistic -
. Prayet meeting will meet-at 4he
Old Peoples .Home today. 2 :3 0
everybody, welcome; . c.'u : f
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Seven Ilonaes and Flats
for rent,- $20 to $40. - Immediate
possession on fonr.-tBecke to Hen
dricks. : V-,c S.- Bank Bldgtw sJn&.4
Spend In g Tacat Ion Here : ?
Dave Borenstein, 'cousin of Se
man Director, and 'University of
Oregon student, la workingin Sa
lem during the summer vacation.
S Director;' of" Portland; fbrother
of Seman Director, spent yester
day In Salem.. 1: r 4
Will Rebuild' Barn f -ri;t
. ' The state board of control yes
terday decided to rebuild the "barn
at the stated training school; for
boys . tha t -was destroyed - by .T fire
several weeks ago, The building
will be -done by Inmates of the
school under the direction -of. one
carpenter.
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PERSONALS
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' Mr. and Mrs." Louis Root, of.
Portland. 'are' spending a few days
in the city with their, daughterj
liss Helen Root, organist at the
Bllgh, theater. . . . . . ;.
i Clifford .Arthur formerly a. stu
dent at Willamette university. law
school and a dispenser at the Spa,
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; . , SERVICE
Can for hire without ? Crimen.
: , v PnONE 2020 ' '
Day and Night Servlco
Pcpaldr Priced t
Tailored Suits $25 to 4S
Klen's and Youn Men's
D.:H. LIOSHER:
BAILOR -
Jromotes Good Cealth.
i Cottas Cheese 't '
" Cne-Tljrd Cream ,' ,' P t
XL C TJDEOCT, Proprietor
Is visiting friends for a few days.
' Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Palmer
have returned to. the : city from
Arizona " and ,,are visiting Mrs.
Palmer's mother,; Mrs. Hester
Harding. -Mr. "Palmer was? at one
time ,-employed - at The - Statesman
office and later; as - advertising,
manager : for .Hauser Brothers. .;
.W. S. U'Ren, Portland attorney,
was a business caller In the city
yesterday. ;; .,,,;, :; ;,;.'.
E. R. Daugherty and family "are
enjoying a vacation at Breitenbush
springs. , Mr,. Daugherty is super
intendent of mails at the local
postoffice. .. , j L : '.; -J
. Mrs. Nora Payser, of Oregon
City,' was a Salem visitor yester
day..: - . .. - : -1
Earl, Horning-and Albert Paul
son spent the day In the city yes
terday from their home at Wood-
burnj"s 'i, . .;,.;;.' ; '
George S. Haskett was in the
city Wednesday from Toledo.
Mr. - and Mrs. .Amos Strait, of
Willows. Ore., were Salem visitors
Wednesday. .. j ".-. t j .. ,-. ;
Mrs. Mary L. Fulkereon. coun
ty school superintendent, is spend
ing 'the day in - Woodburn and
Portland looking . after , business'
connected with hey. office.; ,-
Jlrs. C. W. Fox. of Eugene, is
spending a few days .in Salem vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Myra Shank
police matron; and. a .brother, E.
R. Shank. -. ' . .. ,
Henry R. Redmond,' of Ashland,
was in the city .Wednesday, morn
ing. . "; .".. ';
C : A. Hausler. of St.-Helens;
was a recent,'vlsItor In Sa'lem. :
. r anus -uer, , a cierKrv ai iui?
Salem, postoffice, . is absent, from
his -duties while on a two weeks'
vacation. :: , , ., r-.; i I l
Misses La -Verne Rich. Beatrice
Amundson and Olive Merry, have
returned - home, from . Eugene,
where they, have -been' attending
University of Oregon. '
Miss Llla . Brougherj and John
Brougher. who have been attend
ing school Jn Portland, have re
turned home. . - '
Mrs. Gladys Perd. of Seattle,
Wash., who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. H. E. Mager, has re
turned to her home. . ' ". '
Mrs. Anna White returned home
from a several weeks visit in the
east, being called there by the ill
ness ; of her .mother, Mrs. 'John
Richie. Mrso'White w'aa.'accbm:
paaied home--by her rlnotker who
has recovered. .' - ' -
Mr. and Mrs. ,J, W.i Magee are
rejoicing over the. arrival of ( a lit
tie. daughter born June ,14, 1W 4
f The; hIght'.8choolvjncommence-
raentt- -exerc isea , were nem at ., me
Christian church . Thursday eve
ning,' Miss. Doro tha .Shepherdand
Averitt . Dunagan , being .. the; only
graduates. ;-, . ' - :rri- J"-.-
Miss Loralne. Hogg - returned
home 'Thursday . frpm . Salem,
where she f has , been attending
school.:: ..
Mrs." Ruby" Mulyihlirrahd small
daughter ot Portland visited her
parents Mr. and ...Mrs.;- A. " L.'
Brougher, over the week-end., ;
I Glenn - Hay nee, - who has been
away working;-la home on a visit
t Mr. and .Mrs. Allan 'Bellinger
and small "daughter-visited rela
tives' In Portland Monday.
: Mr., and 5 Mrs. Ray Keeth " and
small daughter. Ellen, and Mrs.
Mattie Cahill of Estacada, Ore.,
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg
and family Thursday an"d Friday.
: Misses- Graee -- Dunagan - and
Dorotha Shepherd are attending
the state normal . school at . Mon
mouth. . ' i ; ; ' -''.'
r ; Mr. and Mrs. , Charles Moore-
head and Mrs' Moorehead'S)Snoth
er, Mrs. Jean Adams, of Portland;
are Tisitingr Mr. and 'Mrsat J.S
Korb. Mr. and Mrs. Mborehead
DIED
ESTABROOK At her home two
; and one-half mijes northeast of
Rickreall, . Polk county.-- Mrs.
v-,' Lata Bell Estabrook died at the
age of 48 years. Wife of -W., J.
1 Estabrook. Funeral i services
will be held. Sunday, June 29,
' i fro mi theresldenee at .-It Jf
; 1 lntermentwill be made in, the
; Evergreen Memorial Park; ceme
1 1tery at McMJnnvIIle, Or.. - Rev.
: Mulligan of Salem will officiate.
OLSON At! the Old Peoples
I ', home .Tuesday, - J une 24, 1924.
" ; Nlckolal P.- Olson, age 82. Fu-
J neral services " will . e - held
Thursday, June 2. 1924. at 10
a. m.,' from the Rigdon monu-;
: aryv . Interment. in Lee Mission
' cemetery. Dr. Blaine E Klrk-i
; patricK wm oiiiciaie.
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have . been In Ceylon, India, .the
past five years, Mr. Moorehead
working for the Goodyear Rubber
company. '
Misses Maymle and Gussie Mes-
senberg of San Francisco, Cal.;
and7 Mrs. " T.-" Maplethorpe and
daughter Emma of Salem visited
Mr.' and Mrs. W. " T. Hogg and
family Thursday evening. . !
' Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Magee made
a business-trip to Portland -Monday.?
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Miss Pauline Semotke of Port
land visited '.relatives 1 over the
week-end. ;"'';-." : ':;:;,' -iV-'-.7:,
MUTO
BE GIVEN HER
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"The Great Commoner" Will
; Be Featured During
Chautauqua Week
Included in the ll3t of features
for the 1924 Ellison-White Chau
tauqua program to begin here Jury
16 is the Lincoln play, "The Great
Commoner," to be presented" by" a
professional cast, coached under
the personal direction f o the authi-
or. Ralph-Thomas Kettering. " ;
Robin. Hood," produced by May
Valentine,- assistant to the com
poser DeKoven,- will dose the pro
gram. Others who are known for
their talent are Ralph Bingham,
platform ; humorist, who appears
on the third 'day.1 The Ault Con
cert Artists will- provide a-, treat
for music. lovers on, the fifth day.
The. Ernest. Gamble Concert 'party
will present two concerts, one in
instrumental music and the other
in yocal music. , Roaeh-Freeman,
mimic and characterist, the Rale
ton Entertainers, in, a varied pro
gram fit solos, duets, dramatic
sketches and readings and' the
Guatemala Marimba Band, Centra)
American musicians, will alao ap
pear j. during; tlje eight day fprq-j
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The name of Edward Amberst
Ott heads. the list of lecturers. He
will present his .- famous . "Sour
Grapes." a classic on the marriage
and divorce evils. Other promin
ent, names are those of Arthur
Walwyn-Evans, .brilliant and force
ful Welch orator; Sam 'Grath well,
in hiarboodoo'; dlspeller, ''Betting
by your Hoodoo" and Nipo Stfong
heart,: hereditary chief of the-Yakima
Indians; who tells a remark
ably Interesting story of the life,
customs and traditions of his race.
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' "I want a pair of HOLEPROOF stockings., I want HOLEPROOF num
ber 870 in tan. I think the price was $1 .00 pair" back east;" "Yes," said our
saleslady, "our price is $ 1.00, too : you see this pair is of standard brand arid
sens ine woria over ac tnis price. : ; ; ! ; v .-. .
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The above is an examtsle of what talces place in this store everv dav. For, if it's
f not HOLEPROOF it's ONYX, MUNSINGWEAR, P1JRRIN, KAYSER, PRIMTZ,
!. CONDE, BRADLEY; BETTY WALES; QOSSARD, 5 CJLOTHCRAFT, VAniTY
ff;; FAIR, BOTANY, MALLINSON, CORTICELLAy ARCHOPEDIC, llOYAL SO-
ClE'tY, GORDON and so many others, one ' may call for an ' artitle here by "trad d
j nam and be assurecj of ys: ? ; ..:::'
lew 30 Mr-- i i-r tr u ': I ' , 'v . -; '; ; i '." . .' ' . .
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I - 1 es, 1 para vo.c f or ?nis. so anasps ,i ney, aiq norteii me, tnppgn;:wnar
i4s'.irtIWanted't6knQWbbutme quality -They--did tell .rne- it i was 'awfully
- cheap.: . . I. can still hear that word CHEAP, wished I had my 98c back: I
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am sure mi s win raae-xne nrst time it iswasnea,; ana wear out arter tne sec-
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PARLORS
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Improvement-at -Silvrton
. Resultsin Bigger Returns.
.,'"'; Less Labor
SILVERTONj Ore June
(Special to The Statesman,)-
Strawberries are being rapidly re
placed by loganberries a't the Sll
verton .capnerynow, although . the
Strawberries,, which are still of a
very good quality, are expected to
last, through this week, and possi
bly Into Bexf. It was thought that
the logapberries' would be greatly
affected by the drouth but the ber
ries - coming in at this time ,are
well filled out and grade quite
b-Ig&.i It Is not expected that, the
season for logans will be, .very
long, lipwever. . : . : ,.,.
t The cannery, recently made
some additions to Its equipment in
order to be able to handle the
loganberries more readily. At the
east, end of the cannery a, rponi
30 feet square was built In. whjech
to place, the sorting, tablesv These
tables,; two. in. number, are,a
great saving both in time .a,n4 .la
bor. , It Is said that they add 50
per centto.the efficiency -of tae
loganberry workers. Thirty-six
women handle all the berries- oa
the-tables, . .Without them, double
the number of , women would be
.required- The cannery is short of
, help, as It is and has been adver
tising for more. women,; , u. v'j
. ; An agreement was entered into
by. the Sllverton cannery and the
Oregon Growers' association of Sa
lem today whereby the cannery is
to pack 40 , tons of loganberries
for the association. Had -not the
additional room and equipment
been jaddedT.lhis" would , not'-have
been possible. , The record run; of
the 'season was made on Friday
when1 3,3 9 1 cans .were, packed
besides a, number of cold; pack
barrels. . Mont of. the 'Can's '.were
No. 2s, whlch are the fancy and
choice,, -there ; 4 being 11,000 . or
.them; Some No 10s and a num
ber . of f ive-gajlon .cans were also
packed. The lNf 1 Or are' pack1-
ed in water '. Besides- the- logaml
i ana. straw oerries some . raapnej-
ries. knd cherries are being re-
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Running -Small This Season
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' Raspberries and . blackcaps, are
running small this year and indi
cations are that there will be an
early , finish to the raspberry sea
son, according , to A. "' N. Lara,
Portland buyer, who has been ' In
Salem buying these two ''berries'
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Growers 'have ' been;g'ettlng an
average' of about' 8' cent for rasp-'
tnrriss,' ta! rcr ortsi'&JibtfSh' sbtae
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;frjd washing. Thus, the
I.- conversation endecl. We might have acfdeil1 tnat one should come pretty
"close to bettihsra dollafs;w6'rth:For 98c. esrjeciallv in these davs of keen com
mon. YOURS FOR QUALITYv ) "4n,ir'
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cefved one orcer for uMe'd "black-.
caps gt 40 cenjs a pound for 30,
0(R) pounds' and it is understood
Chat the . order has ' been covered.
Thi figure Will bring a goodVsprof
itttp the. growers and is consid
ered a high price.
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. Bargain days begin tomorrow. -
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-Nearly everybody will ;be in
town ' tomnrrowr: anH "ervhodv
;siturday. "
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The wholesaling and 'jobbing
houses if; Salem are getting bet
ter "and 'Abetter and bigger and
bigger eVeryp4ay, and more of
tbera eiet$ 'ye&r j tSzz
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rJSlogan"Sfa"ntoldyouSalem was
td become a wholesallfi'g and job
bing "center.'it shines ' as such
bow, but '-'Will's shlno more . and
mbreno!'the ad of the' chapter.
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h. rAt,y -wiy the "demqerats 'can
turn to Bill' Bryan, any tlme'tboy
eahbot agree on'any onelse.. He
si a "possibility from everlasting
ttt everlasting. - -."'
; You caphot convince any of the
cannery orbarreling 'men' that
Salem la not the cherry city of the
world. iTheyare literally, cqvered
p under ; a high mountain . of
cherriesi',-:..;-ix:
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t Salem is going, to be the head
lettuce center- of the world the
head ;of ' the- list, on both" quality
aadJuanUtyi;2i rC- :i
vacatloV'shya'.' thai" even'77 in 'this
day lot f funny liair cuts it is easy
t"'ticlr0e'ut?Hhe; 'men.' oir 'the
beach. rTheydon't, mind' getting
their bathlhg 'suits wet. ,f ' , ,
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General Dawes when the .radio
told him 'of his nomination Sa'-
lem ,garage .man .wants to- warm
him, tha he, shou4,,run true, 'toj
;' I-..- '" ' . V-form,-
and. nptr be .guilty aga
such a mild explosive. ..
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f , fThedem6cratjs are 'Wtween he
deyll -of 'dryness '' exceeding' the
jdesert of 'Sahara and the deep sea'
of" cwethess beyond the" sousing
leas of the Atlantic ocean.
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The best bed in
town - and the
cheapest ' rust
proof.
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Size Open 49x72
: inches; rolls up
. 6xCx49 inches. .
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, Brand. New Army Pup Tents. Com-
.plete with .ropes . .. ;
$2.65
Genuine
Cow-hide
Boston ;
Bags
i mc '; 15x6x9 inches.
Iteguiaf$45
Only a Few
$1.79
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AH Leather
Puttees
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