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ASHLAND DAILY «D IN G S
Caught on the Rounds—
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
A D aily C hronicle o t th o se w ho com e and go, and even ts of
local interest.
f w e n t i t l l i C e n tu r y H a s New C lerk__
D a h lia d isp la y c o n tin u e s to -d a y
F . E. S h a ffe r of M edford is e m ­ a n d to -m o rro w
only.
P la ce y o u r
ployed in th e
T w e n tie th C e n tu ry o rd e r now . E lh a r ts
22-1
G ro cery sin ce th e vacancy w as le ft
by C h a rle s M oore.
High F lyin g—
It is re p o rte d t h a t L a w re n c e P o r ­
M a rk in g a t E lh a rts —
te r h a s d e p a rte d fo r S a c ra m e n to a n d
Miss G race h u m a n re tu rn e d e a rly m ade th e trip by a iro p la n e .
in th e w eek form a m o to r trip to
C a lifo rn ia . She is a t w ork th is m o rn -
Mr. a n d M rs. Tom L a ffe rty ac-
ing a t E lh a rts .
M otoring to th e Coast—
T h e e x te rio r of a p o rtio n of th e
H a rd y B ros, g ro c e ry s to re is being
, re -d e c o ra te d to d a y w ith a co v e rin g
of g re e n p a in t. It is h a rd to te ll to-
j d ay how m uch m o re of th e b u ild in g
w ill be p a in te d . T h e L ith ia B a k e ry
in th e ir new h o m e a t 383 E a s t M ain
S tre e t h a v e ad d e d a d a y lig h t sign
to th e ir a d v e rtis in g schem es. T he
sig n h a s a b a c k g ro u n d
of yellow
w ith black le tte r s , m a k in g a n e ffe c ­
tiv e d isp la y . H olm es
G ro cery
is
h a s te n in g to c o m p le te th e new roof
b ein g laid on th e ir e s ta b lis h m e n t.
H o t ta m a le s a r e a d v e rtis e d since th e
co m in g of w e t w e a th e r a n d a ttr a c t
th e eye of th e cold-blooded c re a tu re s
A cco rd in g to re p o rts .th ey a re h o t
a n d y o u ’ll fin d th e m a t R ose B ros.
■
c o n tp a n ied by M rs. L a f fe r ty ’s b ro th -
V isitors for,,. S isk iy o u —
e r , le ft th is m o rn in g via th e K lara-
Mr. an d M rs. A. J . C ra ig a n d ch ild p a th R iv e r fo r th e c o a st w h e re th ey
w en- in A sh la n d to d ay fro m S iski- will s ta y se v e ra l d ay s.
you w h e re Mr. C ra ig is a n opera-1
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(C ontinued from P age 1)
to r in th e S. P . office.
S top E n R o u te to M o n ta n a _
GOLF LIN K S AN D
HOTEL A R E N E ED ED
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M rs. E v a Lloyd a n d d a u g h te r Eve-
i (> \i> it in ( olifoi nia
i lyn of L ibby, M o n ta n a sto p p ed la s t
. i. .mil M is. A. (,. A d a m s leav e e v e n in g a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d M rs. th e l a t te r on th e W e st a n d by N e­
v a d a S tre e t on th e N o rth , a n d on
e a rly in th e w eek fo r s o u th e rn C a li­ S. D
T a y lo r an d w ill jo u rn e y to th e S o u th by B e a r C reek , w h ich w ith
fo rn ia . T hey w ill v isit Los A n g eles
M o n tan a to n ig h t. M rs. T a y lo r, w ho a c re e k ru n n in g d ia g o n a lly a c ro ss it
a n d o th e r c itie s b e fo re th e ir r e tu r n
is a v e ry o ld -tim e frie n d of M rs. s u p p lie s th e n e c e ssa ry w a te r h a z a rd .
to A sh la n d .
Lloyd is e n te r ta in in g h e r g u e s ts w ho T h e re a re e n o u g h o th e r n a tu r a l h a z ­
h av e been in S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia a rd s o r tra p s in th e s h a p e of b ru sh
N ot ice— Socia I Post po n ed —
fo r som e tim e.
a n d tre e s to m a k e few a rtific ia l
T h e E p w o rth L e a g u e Social th a t
b u n k e rs n e c e ssa ry |. W h a t is a b u n k ­
w as to h av e been given F rid a y e v e n ­
E fficien t Clerk D eparts—
e
r? I t is a m a n -m a d d e p re ssio n in q ie
in g of th is w eek is post-poned u n til
D w ig h t G regg, w ho h a s been of­ “ fa ir w a y ” placed th e r e to tr a p th e
one w eek fro m to m o rro w evening,
ficial c le rk a n d c a r e ta k e r of R ose b all on th e u n w a ry as a te s t of his
Oct. 5 th .
B ros, fo r se v e ra l m o n th s, d e p a rte d g o lfin g a b ility , a n d too o fte n , a la s,
y
e s te rd a y fo r E u g e n e to c o n tin u e his of h is p o w ers of ex p re ssio n . A p ro p o s:
D eligh tful Visit R eported—
M rs. A m e D ennis a n d Mrs. F re d m edical s tu d ie s in th e U n iv e rsity of Tw o w o rth y Scots w e re re c e n tly in ­
Me M ahon le ft to d ay fo r th e ir hom es O regon. M r. G reg g h a s a lw a y s been d u lg in g in th e ir fa v o rite g a m e of
“ g o w f” O ne a sk e d th e o th e r ’s c a d ­
in E dgew ood a f te r an in te re s tin g h ig h ly e ste e m e d a n d m ad e frie n d s
d
y : “ T om , w h a u r is M cT avish, is he
v isit in A sh lan d a n d M edford. B u si­ w ith g r e a t n u m b e rs of people th is
lo
s t? ” N a, I j u s t le f t him in a b u n k ­
ness a ff a ir s an d p le a s u re e x c u rsio n s su m m e r. H e is a m e m b e r of P h i
S igm a Pi f r a te r n ity a t th e U n iv e r­ e r wi h is m ac h ie a n d h is M a k e r.” T he
fille d th e ir s ta y h e re .
S cotch v is ito r th e n re la te d a s to ry
sity.
of
a m in is te r, w ho is an a r d e n t fo l­
E n ter C orvallis—
lo w e r of th e g a m e a n d w ho, w hen
L ynn H o rto n a n d co m p an io n left New Cars in A shland—
p lay in g v e ry in d iffe re n tly on one oc­
y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n on th e s ta g e for
It is re p o rte d to d a y of th e sale
c a sio n e x c la im e d : “ I m u st give it u p ”
C o rv allis to e n te r college. M r. H o r of a 1924 H u d so n s p e e d s te r to S.
“ W h a t,” h is o p p o n e n t a s k e d , “ th e
ton h as v isited re la tiv e s h e re an d in H. S h o rt. Mr. S h o rt w ill go to P o r t­
g o lf? ” “ No, th e m in is tr y ” !
T a le n t sin ce S a tu rd a y .
lan d soon an d r e tu r n w ith h is new
M r. C o rm ack s a id : “ T h e re is a
p u rc h a se . R. L. B u rd ic h a s a lso p u r ­
sa y in g t h a t if g o lf in te r fe re w ith y o u r
May L ocate H ere—
ch ased a new 1924 E ssex coach to be
b u sin e ss giv e up th e b u sin e ss, b u t
M r. M cR o b ertso n of W illa m in a , d e liv e re d from P o rtla n d upon h is a r ­
t h a t is n o t n e c essa ry . In fa c t th e re
O re. is in A sh lan d lo o k in g o v er and riv a l th e re . B oth sa le s a re re p o rte d
Is no b e tte r a n tid o te fo r a m a n ’i
in sp e c tin g b u sin e ss h ere.
M r. Mc­ by E. G. H igh, local d e a le r in H u d ­
b u sin e ss w o rrie s th a n a ro u n d o r tw o
R o b e rtso n m ay m ove to
S o u th e rn son, E ssex. M axw ell, C h a lm e r and
of g olf.
O regon w ith his fam ily if s u ita b le G ray c a rs.
“ I am o fferin g no su g g e stio n s, b u t
e m p lo y m e n t can be a rra n g e d for
w ays a n d m ea n s co u ld b e devised
L eague R e -o rg a n ize
fo r th e a c q u is itio n a n d n e c e ssa ry d e ­
R e tu rn Soon—
D ebits a n d c re d its t h a t b o unce In v e lo p m e n t of th is o r a n y o th e r s u it­
A. \ \ . E aston of P o rtla n d a rriv e d th e b u sin e ss m a n 's h e a d , w e re given
a b le tr a c t e ith e r by th e c ity , a club,
in A sh la n d T u esd ay e v e n in g to ae- a se v e re jo ltin g la s t n ig h t w h en th e
a sy n d ic a te , o r in d iv id u a l. T h e u p ­
< m ipany his w ife a n d d a u g h te r tc Y. M. C. A. b u sin e ss m e n ’s lea g u e
keep , of co u rse , could ta k e c a re of
P o rtla n d . O w eing to re c e n t sickness m et fo r th e f ir s t tim e th is y e a r to
its e lf by a c h a rg e of so m u ch p er
in th e fam ily M r. and M rs. E asto n
play v o lley -b all in th e g y m n asiu m of d a y o r ro u n d . In P o rtla n d th e city
w ere d e ta in e d a n d a re still in Ash
th e old N o rm al b u ild in g . T h is is th e c h a rg e s 25 c e n ts fo r n in e holes. G olf
lan d . T hey w ill r e tu r n to P o rtla n d
th ird successiv e y e a r t h a t b u sin e ss is n o t a riv a l of th e m o re s tre n u o u s
soon.
m en h a v e used an a th le tic s ta n d in g g a m e s of fo o tb a ll, b a se b a ll o r ten -
F o rd S a le s Clintl»—
as one of th e m e a n s to becom e b e t­ ns, b u t tills a n ich e in th e a th le tic
.S p ra tt W ells p u rc h a se d a tra c to i
te r a c q u a in te d a n d in te r-m e m b e rs h ip w orld a ll its ow n. I t can be play ed
a n d plow to use a t h is fa rm neai
gam es h a v e given a to u c h of r iv a l­ by y o u n g m en o r old, m an o r w om an,
R ogue Elk an d T ra il y e s te rd a y from
ry to th e a c tiv itie s . T w en ty m en a re boy o r g irl, a n d it is one of th e
th e F o rd G a ra g e h e re , a n d w ill bt
in v ited to jo in th e
le a g u e
w hich m o st d e m o c ra tic p a stim e s k n o w n .
d e liv e re d soon. T o u rin g c a rs have
“ I do hope t h a t m y d re a m w ill
m eets re g u la rly tw o tim e s a w eek.
been sold th is w eek to A. H. Me-
com
e tru e , a n d th a t A sh la n d w ill in
R e c re a tio n a n d a m u s e m e n t a re th e
lie a th of M edford a n d S hell H ayes ol
th
e
n e a r f u tu r e a d d to its m an y n a ­
chief g o als w o rk ed fo r by th e c o n ­
T ra il a lso h a s p u rc h a se d
a 1924
tu r a l a ttr a c tio n s by a c q u irin g b o th
te n d e rs.
to u rin g c a r. D eliv eries have
been
a m o d e rn g o lf c o u rse a n d a h o te l.”
m ade.
•Miss Luman enjoys Vacation—
V isitin g P aren ts—
Mr. a n d Mrs. R oss T a y lo r of D u n s­
m u ir a re g u e sts fo r a few d a y s at
th e S. D. T a y lo r hom e on S h erm an
a n d Iow a S tre e ts. T hey p lan to r e ­
tu rn to th e ir hom e in D u n sm u ir to ­
m orrow fo llo w in g th e rec o v e ry of
th e illn e s s th a t h a s cau sed M r. T ay ­
lo r to leav e his w ork te m p o ra rily .
H ere from M edford—
W illia n i K ee of
M edford, who
fo rm e rly lived in A sh la n d a n d is a
p ro p e rty o w n e r h e re , is in A shland
to d ay c a rin g fo r b u sin e ss m a tte rs .
Mr. K ee re c e n tly
r e tu r n e d
fro m
E u g e n e w h e re he v isite d a t th e home
of Dr. a n d M rs. B u c h a n a n a n d r e ­
p o rts th a t E d g a r B u c h a n a n is a t ­
te n d in g d e n ta l college in P o rtla n d .
M other to R eturn—
M rs. F re d W a g n e r a n d P a u l W a g ­
n e r leav e soon
fo r Los
A ngeles
W here th e y w ill be gone
sev eral
datys. It is hoped t h a t M rs. W a g n e r’s
m o th e r m ay r e tu r n to A sh lan d w ith
th e m . B a rc la y L eeds, w ho h a s been
sp e n d in g his v a c a tio n w ith th e W a g ­
n e r fa m ilie s w ill acco m p an y them
an d e n te r S ta n fo rd U n iv e rsity on his
r e tu r n to P a lo A lto. ’
< o u r te s y
is A p p r e c ia te d —
of
Geo.
Ogg th e i id in g s o ffice is m ad e m uch
b lig h te r w ith an im m en se b o q u e t of
d a h lia s . T h is is n o t th e f ir s t g ift of
flo w ers th a t Mr. Ogg h a s le ft a t th e
ofice. n o r is it hoped th a t it w ill be
th e la st, b u t th e flo w e rs a re
s in ­
ce re ly a p p re c ia te d a s a re a ll o th e r
gift.-; left h e re . Mr. Og£ h a s a g a r ­
d en of th e se posies a n d c a re s for
th e m w ith g re a t p u n c tu a lity . His
g e n e ro s ity is v o uched for.
T h ro u g h
th e
k in d n e s s
H ou se-gu ests at C lary’s—
Mr. and Mrs. J e s s C lary a n d Mrs.
F e rg u so n , m o th e r of
M rs. C lary ,
fro m (he e a st, a rriv e d in A sh lan d
T u e sd a y a n d w ill be g u e sts a t th e
hom e of Mr. C la ry ’s m o th e r fo r
sum e tim e. M rs. R ebecca C la ry a n d
lie r tw o d a u g h te r s , w ho h av e been
v isitin g th e J e s s C la ry
fam ily in
C a lifo rn ia cam e to A sh lan d
w ith
th e m , th e p a rty h a v in g a d e lig h tfu l
m o to r trip en
ro u te .
W hen
th e
w e a th e r c le a rs , th ey ex p ect to do
m o re o r less s ig h t s e e in g d u rin g th e
s ta y of th e v isito rs.
O ct. 1, s ta te pays $ 1 ,3 0 0 ,0 0 0 in ­
te r e s t bn o u ts ta n d in g bonds.
Miss G race L u m a n e n jo y e d a p ro ­
longed v a c a tio n th is su m m e r
th a t
covered m an y m iles of th e ’’P acific
Main S tre e t.” L e a v in g A sh la n d th e
m iddle of A u g u st, Miss L u m a n j o u r ­
neyed to C a n a d a , V a n c o u v e r, B. C.
As Well As
and V ic to ria bein g a s ig h t-s e e r a n d
h av in g h e r fill of ro m a n tic b its of
In One Of
leg e n d s a n d P a r lia m e n t
b u ild in g s.
A fter fleeing th e g r e a te r p o rtio n of
th o se c itie s sh e r e tu r n e d to T aco ­
m a, C e n tra lia , S e a ttle an d sto p p ed
in th e Y a k im a V alley to v isit th e
hom e of h e r b ro th e r. T yphoid fe v e r
o v erto o k th e local tra v e le r a n d e n d -
id h e r friv o litie s fo r a tim e . S he r e ­
COW S F O R S A L E — F o u r re g is ­
tu rn e d to A sh la n d w ith h e r b ro th e r,
te re d J e rs e y s . E ig h t m o stly g ra d e
C h a rle s L u m an of M edford, w ho h ad
J e rs e y s . M ust sell b ecau se of s ic k ­
a rriv e d d u r in g h e r illn e ss to v isit
n ess, W . E. M oor, 171 H e ilm a n St.
a t th e sa m e hom e.
22-tf-eo d
F u lly rec o v e red fro m h e r illn e ss
and e a g e r fo r a n o th e r v a c a tio n , Miss
C liff P a y n e m a k e s p a n e l d oors.
L um an a c co m p an ied h e r b r o th e r a n d
w ife, M r. a n d M rs. W ill L u m an or
AN N O U N CEM EN T
M edford on a m o to r tr ip to C a lifo r­
M rs. F . W . B a r tle tt, of th e B a r t­
nia. S a c ra m e n to . M odesto, O a k la n d ,
le tt F u r S to re of M edford, w ill be
a n d San F ra n c is c o w ere v isite d in
a t E . R. Isa a c & C o’s. W ed n esd ay
C a lifo rn ia a n d th e p a rty w e re in
w ith a sto c k of fu rs .
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B e rk e le y soon a f te r th e fire . C om ing
n o rth th e p a rty v isite d a t ttfe hom e
D a h lia d isp la y c o n tin u e s
to -d ay
of M r. a n d M rs. C lay to n S m ith , ,Mr.
a n d to -m o rro w only. P la ce y o u r o r ­
S m ith b ein g m a n a g e r of th e K eno d e r now . E lh a rts .
22-1
P ow er P la n t a t K eno, a n d h a d th e
good fo rtu n e of b rin g in g 17 tr o u t
C hoose y o u r f u r a n d m ak e a d e ­
hom e as po st m e m o ria ls of th e ir long p o sit on it a n d it w ill be sav ed fo r
o u tin g .
you— Isa a c s S to re .
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S A V E IC E
FO O D
Thursday, September 27, 102S
DENATURED ALCOHOL
TWO ARE KILLED IN
KILLING INDIANS
DALLAS JAIL BREAK
R EN O , S ept. 2 7 .— C hief of P olice
K irk le y a n n o u n c e d in police c o u rt
y e s te rd a y t h a t d e n a tu re d a lco h o l is
k illin g off th e In d ia n s- of w e ste rn
N evada. " I h av e It on good a u th o r ­
ity t h a t se v e ra l In d ia n s n e a r h e re
died re c e n tly fro m th e effects of
d rin k in g th e d e a d ly p oison, a n d I
also know t h a t it is b ein g sold w ith ­
o ut r e s t r a i n t,” sa id th e chief.
A s to ria — I. W . W . s tr ik e sc h e d u l­
ed fo r S e p te m b e r w as a c o m p lete
fa ilu re .
P o rtla n d p o rt h a d 123 v e sse ls-e n -
te r in g d u rin g A u g u s t a n d 20 p er
c e n t m o re to n s.
DA LLA S, T ex., S ep t. 27.— T wa
m en a r e d ead a n d one is d a n g e ro u s ­
ly w o u n d ed as th e r e s u lt of an a t ­
F ro m m - y long _ e x . p e rie n c , e _ ____
as a
te m p te d ja il d e liv e ry h e re la s t n ig h t.
C. G aines, se n te n c e d to be h an g ed p ro fe ssio n a l n u rse , I do n o t h e s ita te
a n d W illie C h am p io n , a s s is ta n t j a i l - . to s a V I c o n sid e r T a n la c th e m ost
e r w e re k ille d . P e te r W elk, w ho is efficient an d n a tu r a l sto m a c h m edi-
fac in g a fo rty y e a r _ s e n te n c e fo r ,c *ne a n d to n ic to be h ad. It is un-
eo m p licity in m u rd e r is p e rh a p s f a t a l- ' d o u b te d ly
n a tu r e ’s m o st
p erfect
ly w o u n d e d . G aines an d W elk open re m e d y ,” is th e fa r-re a c h in g s ta te
ed fire on th e
ja ile r a n d officers ra e n t given o u t fo r p u b lic a tio n , r e ­
c e n tly , by M rs. I. A. B o rd en , 425
en g a g ed p ris o n e rs in th e b a ttle .
P o n tiu s Ave., S e a ttle , W a sh ., a g r a d ­
E a g le V alley c a n n e ry e m p lo y in g u a te o f th e N a tio n a l T e m p e ra n c e H os
p ita l, C hicago.
35 h a n d s on v e g e ta b le s.
“ I h av e used T a n la c ex clu siv ely
E u ro p e seem s to be s tu c k in th e
m u d d le ages.
fo r seven y e a r in th e tre a tm e n t of
my c h a rity
p a tie n ts ,”
sa id
Mrs.
B orden,
“ a n d my e x p e rien c e
h as
been t h a t fo r k e e p in g th e sto m ach ,
liv e r, k id n e y s an d bow els fu n c tio n ­
ing p ro p e rly , a n d fo r to n in g up th e
sy stem in g e n e ra l, it h a s no e q u a l.
“ A b o u t a y e a r ago I had a lady
p a tie n t w ho could n o t k eep a tilin g
“ The Perfect Remedy. f f
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No matter bow small or bow large, bow
extravagant or bow economical your
tastes may be—we ean provide for you.
Prices range from $17.50 to $125.00.
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Now You Will Need Heavier Things
Outing Flannel Gowns
W hite Stripes ,..$1.19 to $2.00
Solid Color Slip-ons $2.00 to $2.45
Heavier Hosiery
Corduroy Robes
Wonderful New Silk and Cotton
$4.45 T0 $5.95
and Silk ami Wool Hose in Derby
Rih.
Children’s Umbrellas
hi embossed patterns and pretty
colors.
$1.25™ $1.50
In fast colors—Navy, Green and
Red—Ivory trimmings.
$2.50
Children’s Heather Hose
Brown Heather, plain or Derby
R R )............................. 85c to $1.00
Red and Navy, fine quality rub­
berized Sateen.
$3.50
Wi liter Underwear
C arter’s W inter Weight Cotton
Garments.
34 to 38 at . ......................... $2.00
40 to 44 at ...................... $2.25
Children’s Rain Capes
Children’s ' Coats
46 to 50 at . ....................... $2.65
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The most complete showing we
have ever had in all sizes from
3 to 14.
Carter’s Style 469
C arter’s Style 469 Sleeveless, An­
kle Length Wool Union Suit $2.98
36-inch, White Outing29c to 37*
36-inch Colored O u tin g ........23c
27-iu Colored or White . A .. 15c
Bathrobe C lo th .......................75c
36-inch Kimona F la n n e l___39c
Children’s Knit Capes
Some with Togues to match. They
Large Bathrobe Blankets .. $6.00
Childrens and Misses
Y arns-Yarns-Yarns-
( barter’s Style 476
LONG SLEEVES
Half Sleeves, or Sleeveless, very
fine Merino Wool.
are irresistable.
30-inch Underwear Crepe 35c, 39c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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on h e r sto m a c h fifteen m in u te s , n ot
even w a te r. I p rev a ile d on h e r to
try T a n lac a n d a f t e r th e six th b o t­
tle sh e could e a t a b s o lu te ly a n y ­
th in g
sh e
w a n te d
w ith o u t
th e
s lig h te s t bad a fte r-e fre c ts.
“ I had a n o th e r p a tie n t w ho sim ­
ply could n o t e a t|. I got him s ta r te d
on T an lac a n d by th e tim e he fin­
ish ed th re e b o ttle s he w as e a tin g
ra v e n o u sly a n d a b le to w ork.
" T h e se tw o in sta n c e s t h a t
a re
ty p ic a l of th e w o n d e rfu l m e rits o f
th e m ed icin e.
My confidence
in
T a n la c is u n lim ite d .”
T a n la c is fo r sa le by a ll good
d ru g g is ts .
A ccept no s u b s titu te .
O ver 37 m illion b o ttle s sold.
New!
ISAACS STORE
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
Graduate Nurse Finds
34 to 36 a t .............................$3.49
40 to 44 at ......................... $3.69
Slip-on Sweaters
Ju st like M other’s are these very
Minerva and the Oregon made
pretty Sweaters for Children from
Maypole Yarns—All Kinds.
3 to 14 years old.
Knee Length Suits
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Kayser Quality in Heavy Cotton,
Wool or Silk and Wool.
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