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SOCIETY
v PIS - - XContiased ",wm Pf 8.) 4
Til ..-.'i ?t- ,-, ? ' ' "
Mrs. WUUara Brown, Mrs, Martha
J... Browoell. r Mrs.; Roy- Burton";
, , Mrs. -W. B. Bnrt; Mn. E. T. Ba
aelle, Mrs. W H. ByTd,' Mrs. J;
Carson.-MMTRimfff Cartwrirht,
MrtrrRuasell t CatUa, -fr.-.John
Canrhlll. Mrs. B.' Carrier, Miss
, Leora Carrer. Mrs.,: A. M...Chap-
i maa, Mrfc J.-Ai Charchiir, Mra; H.
U M. jChadwick,: MrsU.C: . C. Clark,
fMrs. H. J. 'dements, Mrs. L. O.
Clement,' Mrs.W. D. Clarke, Mrs.
H. V. Compt'on,. Mrs. Ralph uCool-
; j er.;Mrs. CurtU B. Cross, Miss Mar-
ws, MratrcH Iarl)y, Mrs.
rle M Dane. Mrs. JoaeDhlne Ta-
rsl Mm. -J?' M.DeTrerl,;Mrs.' ''-WrC.
Dibble. Mra.,'lcril.I)odd, Mrs,
Domln;r,Mrsi';Ff r.Horbln, Jilrs.
i 8. iSusenberry, Mra,- J. B. EaJln,
f Mrs. C. Ebserir Mrs'P. Al' Biker,
Mrs. V. A. Elliott, Mrs.4 E-E. El
liott; Mrs. 8. M. i Endtcott, Mrs,
H. C. Epley.Mrs. FVank-M. Erlek
son, Mi Wm.-IV)rdyeef Fargo,
Mrs. Clifford Fanner,' Mrs. .Ray 1
Fanner, Mrs. Martin Fereshetlan,
Mrs. E. E. Fisher, 'Miss Ethel M.
Fletcher, Mrs. Lura Cass French,
MrsDan.JFrriSr,, MrsH.8.
i Gile, Mrs. RonaldjC. Glojer, Mrs.
JT O. Goltra,; MrsT Homer Goulet
i Mrs? Lewis "DrGrifffthr MfsrHar-
wood Hall, Mrs. CS.' Hamilton,
Mrs. Wm. Hamilton,' Mrs Edgar
Hartley. Mrs. Ray- Hartman, Miss
Edith Haxasd, Mrs. Harrf Hawk
. ins. MrsUPaul HHaoser, Mrs. R.
J..' Hendricks. Mrs. Panl Hendricks,
Mrs.?Byron B. HCTrtck; Mrs D. A. .
Hodie, Mrs. .Edwla, M. Hoffnell,
. Mrs.' Helen 8. Howard; Mrs. Alton
I !. Hurley, Mj,C; Hawley,
' J Mrs. Florence Irwin, Mrs. Seypour
i Jones,' Mrs. Ronald' E. Jones, Mrs.
K..'C. Kafonry,'Mrs. W. C. Kant
t ner; Mrs. Thomas B. Kay. Mrs. C.
A.". Kells, Mrs. S: P. Kimball, Mrs.
j Walter J. Klrsr. Mrs. wniiam E.
Kirk, Mra. "C' E. KnOwland, Mrs.
I S. A. Kose, Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mrs.
f . E4A. KurtsMrs;Frelerlck tam
r port; Mrm. JP." .E I4nv Mrs, H.X
lxTe, Mrs;" J.' Rhea ; L.uper,- Mrsl
"f C.J-A. " Lytle, -;Mrs.-AlrfFr MarU8t
Mrs. Carey' F. Martin, Ifs." Iiran
y Martin, Mrs. ,Roy H. Mills, Mrs.
ti O. L Moll, Mrs. Arthur Moore.
. J Mrs. ; A. M. Moores, - Miss; .Elja
Moody, Mrs. Henry E. Morris, Mrs.
I W; B. Mott Mrs. W- S'Mott; MraV
1 Frank Myers, Mrs. William Mc
I Gilchrist Jr.; Mrs. L. H. McMahon,
I Mrs." J. z H. - McNary, Miss r'NIna
J MeNary, Mrs. J MJIash, Mrs. J.
I C .'Nelson; ;Mrs.r P. ti. Newmyer,
1 Mrs.'Merrmp.Ohling;,-Mrs:RrKi
I O hi inc.' M rsH.-H. Qlinger, Mrs.
I Arietta M- Page, Irs. Gertrude .' J
I M- Page, Mrs. Rollin Page, Mrs.
I "frr, M, Page, .Mrs., Walterl J .Page,
I irs. 1345. Parr, Mrs. E. Cooke Pat
l ton'Mf. IIarDJt7Patton, nttr.
tqrcrJReiMfceVjaM Dorothy
Pearce'.-Mrs; MortoaiE:' Peck,- Mrs.
, J..erry:MrWEA Pierce,-Mrs;
llPeareyiMrs.WlnnIAPetty
I JohnMr.: VE. Price ,-Mrs. I-Mr
Vl."" Tlae -Miss ;Elliabeth-Putnam,
ktsW:rIiPhiIlipsMrs.-'John trf
Rand, ."Mrs. A. M. Reeres, Mrs. E.
I ,C. Richards, : Mrs. ' Zadoc Riggs,
- MisS Frances M. v: Richards, Mrs.
'- ' J63n J Roberts, Mrs. Thomas A-
l Roberts, Mri"rT. ft Roberta Mrs.
! C: rH.1 Robertson, Mrs. Merle -Ro8e-
crsns, 'Mrs.' Charles E. Roblln,
,Mrs. ,W. W. . Rosebraugh, Mrs.
; Frank Rosebrangh, aMrs. D. H.
r Ross. Mrs. G. E. Sehuneman. Mrs.
Aj.' A. Siewert,' Mrs. Ida Shade,
Mrs. G. W. Shand, Mrs. U. G.
: Shipley, Mrs. Mark Skiff, Mrs.
Ray Smith, Mrs. ;Homer Smith;
Mrs, Guy O, Smith, Mrs. W. , D.
(Sinlth; Mrs. Brwin Smith, Mrs.
Siarles K. Spauldlng. Mrs. Walter
j Spauldlng, Mrs. Frank Spears,
J4rs. B. N. Speer, MrCJP. W. Spen
cer. Mrs. W. I. Staley. Mrs.:R. E:
Xjee! Steiner. Mrs. W. H.' Steusloff.
M. H. L. Stiff, Mrs, Walter StoU.
.Mrs. E. J. Swafford, Mrs. Claude
sSteusloff, -. Mrs. Frederick- ,HH1
Thompson, Mrs. S. W. Thompson.
Mra. Lowell Tweedale, Mrs. A. A.
Underhlll, Mrs. R. J. Vallton,-MrB.
Arthur M. Vassal. Mrs. George R.
Vehrs, Mrs. ; Marie Von Eschen,
M". A. L. Wallace.' Mrs.. WUliam
alton, Mrs. C. B.. Webb,' -Mrs.
Harry Wels, Mrs. Charles' WeHef,
"Mrs. Lenta Westacoot, Mrs. R-1.-White,
Mrs! Elmo S. White, "Mrsl'
deorge A. . White, -jMYs.1 Harley
White, Mrs. J. T! Whittig, Mrs. H.
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Wanted
Health
If 80 keep : your
outside clothing, as
clean 'and sanitary
as your under
xlothing. , :
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1- . i -t .
Cherry" City
v Cleaners
f231NcrthHiaH
J." Wiedmer,.Mrs.xq. Rj .WiUiams,,
Mrs. w. E. Wilson, Mrs. Walter
WlnslowrMrsrlL- Rr WorthrMrsH
Datid.-Wright,, and .Mrs.. Mary
Ynckey.' i, . . ,
Advanced Pupils in ' J " .
Vocal Recital ' " r-
. - Miss MInetla Magers' has. an
noanced' plans 'for ; recital Son
Monday cYenlng; June i Ti at ' the
First Baptist church-..w?fen ;flTe
dranced -papils will be presented
Including 'Kenneth Allea Eleanor
Moore, of Turner, Arbutus Rudy,
Dorothy iTweedale,' and .Lawrence
Deacon. Clarence Wenger will ibe
the accompanist for the "pololats,
while for the vftSemMe. nambrs
Miss Lena Medlef w.ill accompany.
In addition to a solo by each, par
ticipant, dnets, trios, Quartets and
quintet wIl be giren. A special
feature will be tha singing by each
Tocalist of one song in a foreign
languge.V"-"'4
Chapter1 of" PEiO' ,
jaias urace, qsborn .will be hos
tess on Monday evening lot metn-
bers of- Chapter. AB of the PEO
sisterhood,
Visitors Inortland : ; i H
v Mrs. J. Rhea Luper. Miss Edith
Bragg and Mlfis Eloise Prudhomme
motored to Portland yesterday) to
Returii Frtim We&iinTrip
DrC and Mr. H.-D." Redmond
hare returned homev after, spend
ing a short honeymoon in Port
land, following their marriage on
Mar 19.. Km- -- :
Benefit Card Party ' '-
on aionaay t : 3 v .;:
A benefit card party will -be
gitealn the Masonic " temDle ' on
MondayJ night; ;sMay 24,"-at 8J
O'clock. The 'proceeds -will go to
ward the furnishing of the child
ren's dormitory at - the Masonic
temple UffForesf : jrore:pai Ma
sons, 'Eastern ftStaYs, and f their
mends are most cordially invited.
The committee In charge in
cludes Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Pratt,
r. and Mrs.AJiC.HSmthrranit
Mr. and -Mrs.: Pant Hauser, Mr,
and MrsiXlLCDarby, Mr. ahdfrs.'
David : Wright,: Mr., and: Mrs.: Lou
Grote, Mr. and Mrs; Ralph Thomp-1
son, and Dr. and Mrs. Cv A. Olaen.
Judge Spurlin Compliments
miss atarrett at- ; ,
League Meeting ys V
Judge Mary SpurUh. presiding
officer at . the Salem high school
debate which. ; was. glyen In, Port
land on -Wednesday before the
atate meeting ; ot the League- of
Women V"oters, paid the following
interesting compliment' to .' Miss
Edith Starrett,-member, of the af
f lrmatire teami Vlt would, b.a ,if
ntult ; to', Tlsualize the future bf
a girl at i this Jage has the ideals
and: the 40Fer of express! Ar wa
have here seen In Edith Starrett.;
branch! motored ito4 Portland on
Wednesdayt attend "the ;islate"
meeUagr'TheTaf fair" waa, held Tn
tnnewdthingroonr of tlrCoTi-;
gress ; hotel, with more- than ope j
On
Special
ay w.v -I
: a. A
i y-.jf i
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' .. . . t ... . JsuNlJAx MUKNINiirMAY 23. 1)26 ' ? 3
hundred, prominent t women In at
tendance, v -.
At the-elect ionrof -officers Mrs
Rex Sanford,- president ol the- 2
lem league, and recent delegate to
the -national : conTentlon; In- 'St.
Louis was made one of the direc
tors .fin the 'state organization.
The complete list of officers in
clodest 'i ; rt :
President, .MrslCharlest Carrer,
3T.V Tice president,; Mrs. C. CB,
Simmons,- Mrs;. W. B. Ayer; -Mrs.
J.' 'A, Churchill; recording secre
tary, -Mrs. vR.i C. 'Hager; corres
ponding secretary; ;yMrs.? A. I A.
Kno wltdn ; . treasurer, Mrs.. E. B.
Caldwell; dlrectorsrMrs. Elliot R.
Corbett, - Mrs.P J, B. k Montgomery,
Mrs. Ret Sapf ordJdrs,; J C. El
liot King," Mrs. Norman: T.; Cole
man, - Mrs. 'Einathan'-' Sweet, rMrs.
Sarah H. Erans, Dean Kate W.
Jamison- - ' " - . ? ?
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Octagen 'Club. Meets. : . -.
Id rs.AibertA Anderson, was lids'
tess oh Thursday afternoon for the
Octagen Bridge club, -with sweet
wniiam and tbses decorating: the
rooms. ;Mra,:H. p. JMason won the
high score of. the afternoon. Mr.
J R.. Humphrey -and Mrs, H. r.H.
Perrill jwere. 1 guests . of the :ccar
sipjj, Club members W the group
included Mra.: James Jennings, Mrs
Richard Meyer, -Mrs. Paul Burr is,
Mrs-Albert Gregg Mrs-Lester
F.earmtaeMrs, H G., Mason, Mrs.
Kavenah and the hostess, Mrs. Al
bert Anderson.- -
Mrg?$Vjli?j&oH Is HostessH
Honoring Seattle Visitor a,
A delightful affair' of the past
week was ' the four-table bridge
;, I .
W I. Needham wishes to an
nounce that he has purchased
the Atlas Book' and. Station-
. S., i . . ' " -. '
ery Store, 465 State Street, v
where he will be permanent-
hr located from'tidw otf.1, ;-.'.-.:;
AD Dress and Novelty
, These crnprise our
stocks of medium and?
highest quality - coats.t
oome are .straignt line.
. moaeis . wirn -
(7;.-. bell ' sleeves' l
emDroiaerea;iwitn siik
aridmetalic braids.
- ' I I - . 5 . ,
Others included in the
7 special selling
or ; tne nnest r quality,
beautifully made of the
t best cloths and lined with
I plain and figured crepe.
Whatever your, need may be; in
: the way of a coat you win find it
, here at a reduced , price. 77 !
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tea at which Mrs. Y.'iliiam B. Mott
was'' hostess "on Wednesday vwhen
-J sbe-entertalned-for- the pleasur e4
'of her, slater, Mrs. -Lloyd-Mott Af
Seattler",who has been - her: house
snest for the greater part of. the
month: " ' ' - r - ' - - -
; itbvely bouquets of garden flow
ers were ' used ta decorating 'the
rooms" where .bridge waa in play.
The high score of the afternoon
went to Miss "Lois Wheeler.-'the
gueBtprlie, to. Mrs, Lloyd Mott
and the consolation award! to Mrs.
Car! M) WebB; i?t 1-0 2"', iU
, ; The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
R. ,L. Edwards, and "Mrs. -, Karl
Becke. - . 2
Guests at bridge and tea in Mrs.
Mott's honor werei: 'Mrs J Lloyd
Mott,1 Mrs. Carl Webb.-ltfISs Lois
Wheeler; Mrs.,'Frank Myers, Mrs,
Ri -L. Edwards, ,Mra. W. S. Mott,
Mra, .Lloyd Farmer. Mr,r4Cllfford
FarmerrMrs. D. F. Prdctor; . Mra;
Karl Becke, Mrs. F. W. Poonnan,
MrsP-TP. -D. Quisenberry, Mrs., Dan
Ji Fry Jrij Mr. ,E.' V MeMechan,
Mrs. -EdgarJierce Mrs. Ronald EJ
Jones; Mra, Walter . J: Kirk,, Miss.
Bert "Egkerlfn; Mra- Jt. J-" Gilbert-
son Mra. T. E. "Rilea, Mrs. Donald
Toung .' and the hostess, Mrs. 'W.
B.Mott.,.. ; . .
! t--' .-- '- e-
Mr. and Mrs. C: Curtis r.
Entertain, Sttverton Guests
r.Mry.andMra. J-C ;Currie -enH
tertained :with s dinner I dance a
group' Jot.T Sftvertbh friends i at
their , attractive 5 . country homeJ
last - Thursday -, ) evening. - f The
rooms were beautifully decorated
with snap-lragons, and roses.
Paul's Pied Pipers orchestra' f ur-
T : - - .
ooucn - , ana
elaborately:
are cb3
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nlshed. j music v for the- dancing.
Later . In the evening " cards were
played.
Those, present .were -Mr., . and
Mrsi M C; , Woodward. ' Dr. and
Mrs. : Keene,j.Dr. and Mrs. Lear,
Mr, And Mrs.. Richardson, Mr.' and
Mrs. rjans Mf and Mrs." George
Hubba.' Mr. and Mrs. Lonis Fish-
ir; Mra, Camran, Miss Roselia
Richardson and Mrs. Jack Balan-
tine of Kansas' who has been
j guest of. Miss Richardson since
early 'spring, ahd "the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs, J. C. Curried
Annual Violin Recital" '
. Miss Elitabeth- Levy will hold
her; annual .violin recital on Wed
nesday evenihg, ; Jane at the
First, Congregational- church. The
date was originally announced
for May 14. v i . ,
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. v Ml JJfl' "r " r' -:-;775. 4,
w T-mYrirfw'f TPiinii-f- at Giese-PowersI, Aj sale of Upholstered Furniture Samples
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irom sucn weu-Known
' Davenports -two arid three-piece'suites-arm chairs occasional chairs and rockers pieces of the better 7
grades in fine frames- and coverings. In fact, aa assortment of upholstered livinjfroom pieces in Tapestries,-:?h
Velours and Mohairs in such a wide. choice of type that even though they are one-of-a-kind in stock, selection. V '
:'- wilLbe easy. ; :. . . 1 yy, ,.ie-y..y.i -i:4:y: i , , 7- v ' : - ''y' -l
''-y.:xJ7 i " 7 "';': - i f --H-1 - '---s. 7.'
7AI1 thought of former piecing or rightful value haV been dishegarded-in this sale. New prices become
i'r ; effectives-prices so low as to assure immediate clearance of every piece included., Make your selection early. 7
y y'f. 7-. i cs' -:.--v-vr-".! - ' -! . : --Jjv :'Yyy'yT $'''(
I1SZ.&0 .?Birchtield' overstuffed 'Davenports with hard- - , J87.B0 "Birchtield" Davenport covered inJflne &E7 Eft 7 .
wood-frames, spring backs and "spring filled, loose cush
ion 'seats ;wJth spring filled pillow arms. - n r A
Upholstered In Jacquard Velonr. ....... )11 1 OU,
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J 13900" "Karpen
Taupe Mohair with silk Damask reverse ; CQT Hfl
cushions deep spring seats;. ...... ... . . .vavHvU
1225.00 "Bichfleld" Davenport in figured and plain -Mohair.
Deep spring' seats and backs with pillow fri CH Eft
arms
.... ... j . , .
J17S.0O-f"BIrchfIeld" Datenport" covered In Ifrt
..Mohair. with silk Damask reverse cushions ; v a O X 0 U
? 1 65.00 "BirchfIeld" Davenport covered In- figured orplala--'
. Mohair with Tapestry reverse ' x ; (Jri ?1 Cft
, cushions , . .. .
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S1S2.50 "Blrchfield" Davenport lnp1aln or figured TH6hkif
- . This davenport Is of the same sise but very (Jl in rtrtv.
? f Mdai ati 11 1U.UU
1105.00 "Birchfield Davenport covered in fine, grade-of,
Jacquard .velour, rose! and taupe. jor ? . CTQ 7C -blue"
and taupe .:. . . ; . . , ... . 7 v iv
, .8 0 "Birchfield" Davenport covered In fine ' (J A"
, jf . graae jrrencn Tapestry,
t .1
Vso;Your;t ,:.
Credit, -
Pythian Sisters i
Convene in Corvallis
Eighteen members of Centralist
Temple No. 11 -Pythian Sisters of
Salem. Ore., attended the conven
tion -at 'Corvallis May 1 S. Helen
Wrightman, : grand - chief, gave
the principal address. ; J t
This session which was instruct
ive and interesting,, was very much
enjoyed by all. I Officers of Cen
tralia 'Temple No. 1 1 assisted In
the ritualistic work. The conven
tion will meet In Salem next year,
1927. " '
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Piano Program Given y
, The. piano pupils of Mrs. Clif
ton Mudd gave a program of mu
sic on Thursday evening for v the
pleasure of - their: V parents and
friends.. ' About fifty ' were in the
guest group. 1 Assisting on ' the
program were Mrs. ; Fred Fargo
fc'7.77' y7.- "riV .i.7 .. '
odd overstuffed daveripotts
two and three-piece Suites
cit radicalbprice rmuc
..pieces
1 ' TT ' TI 1.I.1J
majcers as .varpeii, .Diruiuieui,
Davenport and chair -to match Sa ; Gold-
?xuouv
nnneara ; value at., vu v
.. QISSE-ROWERS
j
and C. E. Mustoa. each- giving a
group rot vocal " Inumbers." Mlas
Jas.Wstt delighted -with a, read
ing. The First Baptist Sunday
school 'orchestra, which is under
the direction of klra. Mudd gave
several en Joyable? selections.
: Pupils taking part werer Joy
Gregg, Elenor j jvBirth, Victor
BarthLeona Starf.'.Leodice Mer
rils. Elenor ' Henderson, ' Echo
Hall, and MUdre Zahner. '.'
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Many Reservations Made "
for Attractive Ijridge Tea r
at Lachmund Country Placey ;
' Elaborate .'preparations hare
ibeen; under" -way Iduring the past
three weeks for what. promises to
be one Of the most delightful and
distinctive benefit; affairs of 'the
entire social year. The affair., a
forty-table ; brldg; tea,.Zwfll be
glyenton Wednf da,y; afternoon
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occasional chairs
that are one-of-a-kind in stock
- .- . ' .'.'! ' - v -T
etc.
grade Denim trimmed in bine
i ' :" " i ; -yy ::--y ,:: -,f
1122.50 "Kroehler" . Bed Davenport covered tin beautiful
i shade of blqe velour. We are discontinuing (JOO Pn
i all "Kroehler" Davenports, Whence the price. vOfOU
Odd Fireside Chairs and straight chairs an rockers at
25 TO- 5- PER CENT DISCOUNT 7 ! 7 V ; :
And last but not. least, we know when, better overstuffed
i furniture is builtvrill b BIRCHFIELD"
1132! Birchfield',' overstuffed Davenport, ufj fl Q f? A
holstered In" mulberry velour . . . . , i; . : i v Jo0U
S180 Velour upholstered Davenport shaped IA flfi
r tront style, with wide arms,' verp special . .-V iUUU -
1145 . "Birchfield" JJavenpon in flgnr
Baker velour, a spring! back, loose cushion -CTTfY 'tf
; seat number, for...................;.. OilUU
71195 overstuffed Davenport 'covered in ' fine bl i? A A A
1 mohalr-xtra large site, for.....,.;. dlOtMjU
$175 Davenport in mohair, -. deep springs back'' and seats,
; reverse side; of cushions in silk -j 4 fi f
tapestry . 4 . . . .V. -MiyiytV'
$350 "KarpenT overstuffed Davenport with oVft flft 1
carved base.jcovered in plain
n
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from 2. to -4 o'clock, at the Lach
mund country' place, fivev' miles' f
north of Salem n tfreHRlver- read.
with Mrs. qLula Lachmund, rMrslf '
W,' H. LytU, and , Mrs. J. RHea
Luper, the bostesses. The benefit:
is befng sponsored for the direct v
benefit, of the Junior GaUd, of 6t.'
Paul's jjplsdopal church 1 " -
. A. number, of. parties, including
both men and women,. are. t!an
ning to motor' out - to , the f Ltch
mund place -between four and six,
when tea will - be served 'on the
tennlscourti : 'r.'itp'v' t ? . -sa
Mrs. tAma Strong, Mrs. Joseph
Baumgartnef Mrs.: U.-G. Shipley,
and Mrs. if D; Cbambera: Irave
been a.skd to preslde .at'lhe urns.
.' Assisting In the' serving will be
Miss Elisabeth; Putnam Miss -Helen
Robertay. Mlsa Nancy ThieK
y. ' " mi Wi i: i-' A ".
' rTtnMitn mn.M MfWr"
1 :f ;7r'Cr" M;v' :';:U
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arid rockers
j. w-, ;
VIOWS:
discontinued patterns
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velonr. .. ,. I vJi uU ; ; v
mohair,' for.. vlVtUU
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