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DAILY EAST ORECONIAN, TETTDLETON, OUSOdN. : WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 1021.
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dkeV Bride Didn't 5av Ohev
Please Remember Thai (he Sweetness of Low Price is Never Etiualcd hy ils Bitterness o Jaw Quality:
.49 onsi r sai.i: si ti
This Ik lliirsnln Ha -iimi.1 tl- Hikt
j.m Mill like- IIk- Iu-iii ottered.
, HMM.HM. liKvrrST DI'lHliTHI NT Sliihr.
PfioPeoples Warehouse
mcvn siioks Ki.ur,
nils (jiiite a saving to iIium- tl:il
lie fiC.i'il. Tln'Crc nil tl d:--.s
.-hoes llllil -i 111 s ns : l l.Oil.
News
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Items From
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cnuieton s imr
More.
It Sure Pays to Ad
vertise Since we
started our "Sale of
Surplus Grocery Stock"
our wareroonis lcok as
though we are moving
out. Seems as though
everybody is taking ad
vantage of the sale.
The Topic of ."Good
Roads to Grant" has
been the main subject
of discussion with the
shoppers these days'.
We sure want Grant
county's trade but we
must do our part to get
it. ,
Half Price Aluminum
is sure attracting the
careful shopper these
days. The Bargain
Basement is holding
this popular sale.
T h e y Sav That
"Where There's Life
There's Soap" and
where there's $2 there's
24 bars of Crystal
White and 10 bars of
Royal White.
Our Sale of Stamped
Goods from the Art de
partment is proving
very popular, there are
still may good pieces
left
The Vacation Period
This Year has not low
ered our good standard
of excellent service
since we prepared far
ahead of time. Good.
service is always im-
portant
Why the Sudden "Bi?
Trade" . in Children's
Hats? Possibly its due
to the publicity and
price.
The Exclusive Shoe
Dept. for Men surely
meets the men's appro
val. The improved
styles and better grades
of shoes also are prov
ing oopular.
The Bargain. Base
ment is offering some
very good bargains in
shopping bas:s. Take
advantage of this good
sale.
Good Cold Water
melons seem to draw
the greatest attention
from the summer shop
per these days.
Tourists, Campers
and Vacationists are
takintr advantage of
our big stock of Outing
Toes on the 2nd floor.
36 and 10 in. Fancy
Voiles on Sale
" Today. '
oo ana -iu in. voue oi rf a
...o.-j; i i; - V,
si-'icuuiu ijuiuuy, put-' i . vi ,
ivii;o oit JX lilt iilti
VI 1 1 1
notai win comenuouai ;
designs in all the sca-.
sons tashionable'x color
combinations. They are
splendid values at our
regular prices.
Special, -a yard
' 75ctoS1.98
iJ s r J ,rv )
4 r ' t v i '
ill x aay
'Cos
The Popular Pongee
Better than we anticipated, and we looked forward to a pretty good patron
age too. We are offering a big lot of Quality Pongee free from the usual
filling, a pongee that you may feel satisfied to devote your careful, painstak:
ing work in the making up of so many useful garments.
Here Are The Prices:
12 Momme (a i:ood weight) yard o3c
14 Momme (a heavy weig ht) yard.. 81.19
MEN'S SOX
The kind that wears
and looks as you'd have
them look. We are
agents for Phoenix sox,
of you've ever worn
them you know they're
the best values in Amer
ica 50c to $1.50.
( Ol.OKI I I, ;INC1!.JI
ri;oKs
Varied are fabrics, fa i-m-t-ini;
are tint Moiles. attniotixe arf
tfu'ir Pricings.
!-si!es lu inu- Himirt aivl t.'or-i-ttl.v
in H!o. tin-so slu-tT
l'nrk are- ieciiltMlly ir;u'tii"i'
f(ir wt-ar "n ail summer
functions. Ufinff .1: Ivnncil in
vvasl-ablf matcrialt. liicy will
serve their purpose ncniy tinie.-i
an ; provi one of the most oro-f.iinui-ai
vrrchaats any wonan
can make SI. -5 to KJ:I.r:
MEN'S SHIRTS
Lay in a supply of
smart, ccol summer
shirts now, and enjoy a
full season's wear out of
them. Manhattans,
Eagles, Standards, etc.,
oualitv shirts at chean
prices". . . 51.25 to $15.00
Ladies' Low Guts
Perfect in outline, snug in fit, yet comfortable. Require.?
no breaking in. The foot shapes the shoe, not the shoe the
foct. Each shoe carefully selected to meet these requirements.
A
Grey Suede Calf, fancy hand-nfade cross strap in French
kid, LXV covered heel. The Season's most beautiful model,
the pair , S13.C0
Same in black and brown but with satin straps, pr. $12.30
Brown Kid, 2 strap pumps, LXV heel, perfect in fit and
workmanship, the pair $ll.(Hi
Brown Kid with suede strap, LXV heel, turn sole, pr $9.50
Same in black, the pair . . . $9.00
Dr. Sholl's 3 necessities for hot, burning feet. Full
treatment $1-00
Bring your foot troubles to our shoe dept. for relief.
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Would you take advantage of a sale that helped you to keep body and
scul together? Then we suggest our SALE OF SLKi'LUS bJLUCK Or
GROCERIES. The whole vaiietv of items v,il! be found on display in The
SANITARY BASEMENT GROCERY.
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U'lTAWA, Out,. July 2lt. (I. N. 8.)
Iiank.s In t'miud.i ut tlic cunfedcra-
uilim of tlu! province in 1SU7 iium
iirnl 123. accoiiiliiK to ciiiiurutivo
stali.itics I'i'louHCil liy t lie Bovornmcnt
slinwin;; tlm ilcvckipiitcnt uf Un -iniuiuu.
ami luul iucrvuiiud i" 'u
4,5110. . .. .
( uuada's ri.tlroml milca 4 was -.-and
luul ' Incroasrii t i 3S,S!I lust
.cur. Not a Fiimlt Ri'uln i-luyator wum
iu Camilla In 1 S rt 7. while thcru uro
:i.77 today. In it. was gpiii'rul-
ty I) licvid tliu't whf.it ijrruwIliK W tlio
wrnti'in prairies ai linptiKdblf. J''or
tin' past ten ywLjs tin; th.ict' lirnli'io
pruvlnccn won 'tlic annual wheat
hn iiii l.Hirjl'iii) of the North Ami'rlcau
continent. Cor five ye'iirs tllc.' liovo
"'i ld i c lnt. iK.tnuutl cliiinipionship
for outs.
Caun- numln;ri d ' i,'(iLM,2lul 111 1S07
und 9,1 7 7.. a so .iiiHt yuar. Then they
wore ianiu wriilis, now thoynrw fine
Hindi1 with ninny pui'clireiln. The. tm
.proveinnit of blood Unci liRH been
notable in all varietieB of llveatock.
The .scrawny Hheep of tlio biff lienhi
have Rhui place to the hlfch-irradi:
ami purelui d tooks of uniall fanners.
The pony of the days of open pialrla
has beiii supplanted by well-bred
hoi-Eca. Allierta, which tin "(jut of
i he world ' In ISII7, wen the champion
idup for I'iidesdale Mllln lit the In
ternational Livestock show lit ChlcaKo
hi it year.
Tiio Duko of Marlhorou.'
D3C''., Voiiton girl, .suapi'iil
"ohoy" Wfd omitted from the
balwcc.p I'.'u uutvc uiid lLu h. iJ
h and ins hri.le. lorm. i iy Mis Ol.idv
jn liieir Aeddirn day :u I'.irt... The ivurj
oorjiaouy by ilev. T. II. UiuUt. siiowa
F0RriER ADAMS CITIZEN
; IfiSHS OLD HOME- TOWN
mo Pr vtao it HM)
BuNDAGE WilL PRODUCE
con mw. vrsn ir mmv m mun n;s,. ui
i;t!l mivm ii.itl HI
iB'BRWiilD'
3
oil
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J'lV MITClI'lvL, C. D.U.'CV
(Internalioiuil Ni'us frvice Ftaff
CoiTeM'";!d 111.
bl'.WKli. Jii'y A : 1 i.rrred
n h'.pda".'' at I Lfli'ic lll.irket that .1
.;:ii'i r:P:-: l ia!:)-1',;!.! n;;;y ii'al a
- mforia' !o lv.nv:
t hat H the at.:oi:iii!:n - .r.'(n..l
na.:,. lie; "' i.-ie- l;-r;.. , 1 ie:iVt r a"i
hor and ''"niter )a- v.Map'i ma:t.
Tile I'.'in-'i'in of liinaa'i service oil
he a 'let ion bb t-k v.as re'.ivi'd in thi
Sty wh ii ;.,;... a dayv.Tl?ht i:ln-r
of a I ", 1 1- binm-ehiM, o.'f. red n;ia-
il. to an- man or
r one
Hi'!.
"k oop," h!.- Vr.iiu-rtiUJ. be s;iv"n a i of the il
hiilai.-.. .... . ! ii boreh. :
jj J 'e!i 1: hIv and seal, u, a n in;:
woman in .lil":-ira for a pi riod
M ear in r-1 .irii 'for wV.t h he a.:"
4 i!i f
l relies.
"I'";r .soiictinie litlh; '-'eoop' liydl a
quiet, iiiiprodii'iive career in a muro-'j
or-.b, c.o'ifof (a .da j-iaeon hole in the
deck : partiueiit uf ilr. Heck's offli e.
'li a 1 called for the child 1 found Its!
lie, ii'.T 1 : -. i i hi e' lietb J. Mr. ,lteck'
ic.i; , ih..i odier proKsint! matira had i
' s . ' 1;M! '!'r-fiop' to the d;,r'. re. j
... ..." Jif., di si; -ii tltiv little of life '
la !-. '
!'e,idu'ie Ihe (llllv Mi'llilllll j
''I kieny i.ule will he a sue
t is if d'-eloped. or produced. I want
t" do t;.e prodnoiiiit tnyscif, but I'Ciali
ci..l circniii.-l'imTa ircvrtit it ccwtn
more to d veiop n brain-i liihl titan om 1
h. And this oidy way out i
e man nr- woro-Hiwlio t
' I nieia it,"' dc1:!:1! 'I nou.e t-,i :m j v, ill f:r. ance the proiiuetiun of
Int rm.C'j'vi! Xi-w.i Service reporii' . ran a w:r ine for ta. lve months.
"I' a one ye;ir I'll biml myself, bo,iy ; '1 aereo lo slan over ore year
il. to any man or w.-er:'! w ho ( m;.' life lor any parjiosa 'v Ju,tsoe-i
op
:d
(Cast (ircKunl.in Kpucitil)
IaDAMS. Jiiiy 20. Casper Wood
ward baa pi ur noil from Adams coun
ty. ...lei it: l'Uaid motored to Adaniit
i-inmlay. . ' .
.Mr. I.al'cdor ifiovt! lo Adams Sat
nrday.
Ii..ntel KeinKlcr motored to J'en
dieton Saturday.
Ivan r.lake of llelit. end hln sister
Mis.: Helen Kiake luoloreil to'.Vthena
l-'alcnliiy i:eriliiK.
l.orena -Mclntyre and mother mo
tored tii Adams Monday.
Cblford and, Harold Holdmmi ot
P'-iallelon wore . 1 ho, 4,-ihhIh of Hull ,
Morrl am oxer lunda.
Air. iiml .Mrs. (ieorwe Uradley anil
daughter (ieoiKle, motored to Adams
Monday to do some shopping.
Mrs. Halph Wollen and son Hilly,
tvirc the gucsbf of llr, and lrn. Jim
f'hesniit .Momlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Haines, one of I'ort
laiid's business men, motored through
Ada'ns Tuesday on u . tpttr through
t)i ei,'on. .
.Mr. Haniiimiviley ne irt , I'ciKllcton
I iK'h si'buol t aj lun. Wiwia. .Ailalim
'i'uesday .......
Mr. u itil rl3. Mr lieuallen tnotorctT'
to Ailaiiis today. .-
Clarence Ttibbs (as in -AiTanis Tues
day. . ... :
in return lor whh
P'
'e after
Hiacc" pr.til
S skit '.i.'i;i.' I il! r myself fi r any placet! ia a. hox-otf
B j b'4 i '.mate iitii'tionc." , ti Is cerajileti d.
rt! I .filling ibunit ai'ies ii' the t!i. atrieal . " 'Srai.i' wdl tiril.e money.
' profession anri n mv-r-e.s t !ie; plans j ma n or wianaii wha buys me
Mi 1iav l-cl..re.t .-cop" to bi? far above I l.i.Ld:".i- will h ire eoualb' in
4 . .... . . ..
H the a'.'era' n vauO"Vii!e net m no m. ac- j.ieuis' oi uie pcuuuetinr.
. and h;'vc I'-ited that "Tlv ei: :i et is open, j await my
urodai.e-. a voulil he a real -aie' ie-s. ; uuy
Th- :
hit i I
thv I
Ei conliiis to l:n:i"
I if pruj:a.ed it v
it J "1 am conviie
ti ' , ... .
worthv biain-vtilbl -v
;n s' me bookicic
.1 Cna
li their
K.ai.a.
'that mine is a
or! by el' a luilufl
well known In Denver.
cv.
111
Ills '''v.i i.iics
aid that financial diffieal
itcd i nn t' oai !':: ae ueini
of the s',.;t. "1 am entn
feK my s' If in slavity thai
shall not ati beaaiie.'," he
There is no etlo-r ve iy oat. I 1 aelison
nd when litl If Tfi (' has been sue- Cod labor-'i-.
I i-esyf'.iby s alted nil Ike road to fman-1 "My ambifiou," si
Hon
lica !
Ib-d t.
pi ihe eh ill
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Ihi kson. wealthy Widow of fifty years !
ho has become, the briit'i of Cre.l t
twenty four yKLr old Cape
1 11' ld! SI'tNM'l Its.
KKNXIrt. Mis."., Jul . -il.
"Yon In..-! trap leve 111 it luPiu'ors
overalls rimlii as often as In a tailor
mad.; sail," .
Ho ibclares Mrs. I,u-y ft, Hovle
ays,.
my time ijiiietly
in 1 lastiirit..- tiie proiaeils are to so spend
t:ftv-f:f!y beiv.aen myself ami the Cwl near to NatHr.j'a luirt. with work i
','i'anlian of fiwtf who will be m: jtr.d play and love---and Sir, liickson. j
m ister for one year. i "When a heart truly loves twenty i
M'ar., more or less, amounts to
Itujixtit. As lov e la ui; ha at loeksmit hs. i
so bos hue laucli at cara. I
'lie itasnn a mature woman
pceiaily a widov
"A brain-child oesen e. thf' same
1 rh'M as any human child. Mothers
have sel.l tio-ies Ives that their ehil
; dreit in; :hi eat and live. Why not C."
; iie.ase a i
j "Tliis offer Is alisol ue'y bium fiee,"
:le ih-el.treit. "My .'ob're::s is iener,
i Colorado. To the bi;-'hi st bidder k".
Ihe' slave."
.So Cere you are- the of e. liv
en n .capti
heart of a yount; man is bei ;
is linseKish. Cor the yomo;
always talks and thinks of
Vim- naifure woman forgets
far lua- true loe."
'"!l315 DIARY REVEALS '
NEV; YORK HAD. ONE
SNOW BOUND SWMMER
NAI'I.CS, X. Y., July ill. (I.
X. S. ) l'erhaps it Ihe citizens of
today had been on earth in the
year 1SH5, especially in the Hum
mer of that peril d, luj would not
he peeved so easily over d. ud
den rise in the tornperuture. It
has been revoaled In a diary
which was handed down from
an earlier generation to John 1'.
Coons, who recently died hero,
that the Kuiiirifor of IMS wan
one of "Ice und desolation."
In June of thin year reads the
diary. Ice a half Inch t hick form.
n Cape i ed on the streams in I tularin
county and snow tn a depth of
three Ineh.eH was recorded.
The clops wore de.nrojeal and
people, woro heavy winter cloth
ing. In the home urates and ye
old iron stovi-s brightly burned
oak and hickory los to keep the
cold out. There was much stif
fs lo
tin
sin
. ferine. So sevijrc was the frost-
SMALL BOY IS EULL
ROMANCE OF AIR HERO IS
BROKEN BY RICH FIANCEE
BECAUSE NAVY PAY IS LOW
HiHjl 1AM. Wash., July il". Ho.
allium claim the youngest police offi-!
er 111 the land He is Joe Borchet! .
tijfwtl 12 years, who wears a star and
protects propert in a publie jutoin-J
bile, camp ben-... Tins boy is . a , Cull i
fleilned XMem-hi of I tier.
Funds Figure in Breaking of
Engagement of Lieut. Kloor
Who Led Flight to Hudson B.
continiiiil on a naai lieutenant s sai-
.ary. We all think Lieutenant Kloor
is a brilliant voting man. There is no
other man or woman involved."
! nioiiih," at least not openly. je ex
j hibits a kooiI cheer that is healthy,
ias w,..-ll perhaps as wise. The smi.e
he made famous follow-in? the rescue
from the northern icclk Ids is -still on
deck.
In thy meantime the (,-irI who has
refused Cncle Ham's famous yoiiiiM-
ill.; Hie during a pe'.iud of one i- -arj
' lor Die Kit-in-; "f life to a hraia-ehilj j
- and House is still ill his twenties. j
"Martin 1'eek. vaudeville n.ij-r.--r-ario;
'i'iit Ci r.'.', li star of the vnuile
' villo cire ails, and ?.':is Fahi- b. an fr
.!iei;m iHsiiiitary, hitvo ntnti-a that
'.'-'e u.p' Is a wimi"i'." IP-'ise continued,
"end 1 fi'i't t'e tr to o- my 'i-'coop' be-ero-.i-
-i lo-a.-... Th-o's v h.-ii's ilriviiv
(il ls IODII I'dSfllOX
(lUK'lOX Ai.il:lCI'LTI'l:A. CuJ,.
I l"';l'.:. Colvaliis. July :'n.- Mi.H Kh.i'
ence I'.iiriiap of CorvallH, nio trad
Hale, has accepted a position 111 the
Cnioii hi.;h school, T.os Molines, Cal..
at. a Hilary of f m. ml-m I'.urnrp
will leach physical education and in
troduce column in horn- ( nundes.
woman I that the efforts of 'farmers to
lo t-s"lf. ! rabe crops were fiitilei' The re-
herseir, malnlnsr "left over" from the
IMS corn crops brought JTi a
bushel, lireadstuffs ivero pro-
hiliitli e in price.
The "cold and icy'' weather
continued, mole or less, until
Heptcinber of 1,8 Hi, says the
d.ary. Mblch also makes known
that the. people "Imagined thai
the heat of the sun had become
exhausted."
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M'.'W Y i I ; K, July ;e. (Ity Ilarry
W. Xi hols. 1. N. M. .Start Corrcspon
. oent "X. !."
PEARL Oil
i STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Hliup wl.ich liaf" hen
I jf-Ut.-I';t lit iXMJis A .
... 'iilU-iiiiin iiiii! hero,
1 1 1 i i ,i l-'IowtTtoi),
nt! focl'tv km', re-
j 1 ; j . i i;t,ii
, in- Mi A-s.
ituilitnr to htm th1 troth he ;
'jiff, with t!ir uniioiM);.'.-ri!iit th
-HK;if tin nt i: h;-ji-. n !
t Ti.c I.mV .f i:,--f !i-i-
ThJ rom.'iii'.t: of i'ttv yotm
:ftari.-'. m-Yf.iu) sujnm.M': a;.;o anil 1! w'
en;iK,,'n,'1'1 v.-as aiHKiiinct irnt:iil!- j w-,
nA:y follnwinii' the yu.l r ftuiii I'f.fmt
tiic.'unufliiin i ''tflti of th: th:-.,.'
jiaval h-ro;.:- -Kloor, jliiiton ;ml
Kanclf. .Ml.-s Ffovvt-rtop liws in I'.u
f tork.i way, flusc hy tlm I'.orkjuvuy
Mtatiou.
If V;tM t hrolij; h liM-iitlf. tif a ht'fi
liver ikih l-rt i'or an indKiiiitfi
ainorr ihe Tlioiisaiul l. kauhi. I
Ond ntiht wotidcr if an vimiwuwht
lrok' lor lack oi' isul'i'ii.'ir.iit Iiiiid-j
l-:ir N'ouM wcathf-t the HtnvtuiH it' the fnnrKf
re there. Ami itoininrin. one mitfhf i
tider I'tirther aneiit tliy jiioderi!,
si'i.uMMi Moi'biiisr st (ii;i:i). j
M.CAXV, July ill.- (1. X. !. ,.Vlie
Mown constable of spn rrowbusb, fir-j
taii!."c eiMinty. :s all "niert bp." j
i '1 here's 1 ( en too much ' ola'-hatld
I 1- .9 t
to sustain a KepiUation
Sold to Meet Competition
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written in isolated Moos. Factory
the bleak western reel of Hudson!
Ituy, by Lieutenant liioor and ad- j
dressed to .Vi-s l-'loweri' n f i -i I the
i-lihtei. world f:rst batii'd C
. -leie !ad c-rti i-f s and priva!
i K oi .three naval !'-;t'-!tani
! Miss l-'lowcrtot! h.ca
loie-t 's , Ji:rieli;;ln at Co time
xp'ditlott into - per !f to nv,s;.-ap'
ihe Xoi t !din'!, lent for c " i-' liun o
I lia-li
l.ll's Of the
s v,-ki--'i Cic
lodel V.' n!.
lalaie it, ; he
al c..r. :,,-
eti all-
on drii cl
ori !..nd be- h
'e loin.
-eld pm
I tne.re
.- atotaohiie.s to i tlil !;:ui j
; eil-r-sled lo Heereiaa-y of j
.1. I... oils thai the lav.
a H'op lo ). .Vet bill tittit
iic-ha'nil driV'-rs who .-.ia-
profhaent, but ti
other hand is us
in'.r;:init xm
e says th
ende-J l:i :
close l,
I er hi: d.ami-lo-
Hauling
Phoie
Kanavan's Transfer
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m i I Ml!
.cofniiieittin on tiie oifiiking of t!t ,t. It ,viil he rctnciiibcrH thiit JJ"i
. i)";iz-merit, mti'i: t-'!i;tiit K!oor was H.' only otH' if t ) o
j "Jii.l ray it w;ts hroJii-n hy intjtn;il trio of b;i'loo!il:t.4 who kept hiM
Hirf'nient. are thii sanie frieiKiw frif ui.suiiiefi lo thr iii, ior Ins two
that we always wer." 'ronru'!es tun i in fi: t ; i ( T ?s owr
j ' I j-r. A te ii ii'Jr J. f"towTtoo, f pej'Soriii i 'H t''t 'i:t ;i d c-m tr-I on
eoiiHlii I !
tic-- t J o;
"'I f.'.-jij.- ;,((' r i n i'li1(v id
'it- eirs viihiHU. I:,,h1s a f f -r :
o' loeK." Jje eotni'le ,'iM'! lo the Ht'i.'- I
I' Hi;ti . '1st Im i c n;y ,i w j
;Ioohini; a nd one -hji m dri V-
Id
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tho ntoiher of thj jtrelly ot!tt? fo- rnachiifrr t'n nea (! fo;t of r-ii!i.a
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I Alexandra, has alvvuxa heen
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uwMx- UupftreOt'! the Ptorin.
almost f.-i-
ano piainn
n thy calm
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. l i'H inlv.'rtiiCfl Ms plrtee hy ftlaeiir.;
, t-Nif-iIo iiielilf H in ihf roin n tc Kt'le
v.illt in froiil. 'fint H-i.han lu ail Is up
iJti( euth hi-ail fae- in tho same direc
tion. Tin coin: arp plared cloo to-
j either und spell out "Wigrwanu" tho
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by Dealers
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