Daily Eugene guard., February 13, 1897, Image 4

DAILY EUGKSK GUABD.
SATURDAY, - FEBRUARY 13.
E1TELEGRAFA,
El Capitan General,
Monogram,
Belmont,
Stanford,
And other popular brands of cigars at
Julius Goldsmith's.
Full Line of Tobacco and Candy.
Headquarters for the Eugene
Soda Works.
To Holly Subscribers.'
Tbe proprietors of the Daily
Guard would esteem It a favor If pat
rons who do not receive their papers
hv nn'lnr nrnmnllv. a lid lu Hood oon-
ditiou. would report at ooce to this
office.
We furnish boxes, free ot coat, In
whlob the papers can be placed by ca--ciers
so they will not be wet by
rain np nlhnrwlfie rilled.
If papers are not placed In tbe
boxes, as we suppose they are, do not
Dianie us out report hid ungin w
rlers.
Bhoes repaired at Yoran's.
Concert tonight begins at 8:30.
Get "chews" at the Bonbonlere.
Concert, Congregational cburoh.
Lookout for a chromo tomorrow.
Hear Mr Nash and Miss Ellis to
night, The postoffloe will be closely
watched tomorrow.
Bead the "New Education" book
keoplng announcement.
The new system of learning book
keep! eg Is a boon to learners of the
art.
Look out for the "MyBtery" sociable,
to be given by the ladles of Bt Mary's
Guild, the last of tbe month.
If you don't know bow to keep
books, Join the class Id the new system
ou Feb. 17, at Bisters sobool.
A set of fire clay cooking vessels will
, make the most useful kitchen addition
you can And. 0 pieces for $1.00.
F I.CHVM BKKfl.
Journal: Tbe senate olorks would
make a beautiful squad of militia.
But some of them would have to ap
pear In bloomers.
"Wake up, Jacob, the day Is break
ing!" so said DoWltt's Little Early
Risers to the man who had taken
them to arouse his sluggish liver.
(taburu fc DeLano.
Juuotlon City Times: Frank Skip
worth, reoently ofJLobanan, Is mak
ing arrangements to open a law shop
In this city. This is a good location
for a lawyer as It Is a dull day when
justice or police court Is not in seuloo,
The recent plotorlttl edition ot tho
Pendleton East Oregonlan has a neat
engraving of the "Log Cablu" eating
station at Meaoham In the Blue moun
tains. In the upper right hand oor
perofthe engraving appears the plo
tureof "Grandma" Munra as natuial
as can be,
Clarksvlllo (Mo) Bontlno): Mis
Hoflman Is a woman whose witticisms
will make you laugh; whose close,
analytical argument will make you
think, aud whose sincerity and hou
sty, wbatevor your opinion of her
cause, will oommand your rcspeot and
esteem. Her effort here was a master
piece.
Juuctlou City Times: A blase was
discovered In tbe woodshed In the
rear of Sternberg & Beuriera store
Wednesday mornlug. Ashes contain
lug coals bad been emptied and fire
was burnlug merrily when the Arllng.
ton hotel fire alarm was sounded. It
was easily put out, with no damage
done.
The American llriiiity owes her pres
tige more to a clear complexion than
to any other atti Unite, A cup of
Parks' Tea will enable anyono to pos
sess this. It deal's the skin aud ro-
movos pimples aud (lint sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' Tva is used by thous
ands of ladlos for ' tho complexion
Without being a oatlmrtio ltcures oou
tlpatlon. Bold by A. Ykhinoton.
Bo comfortable while traveling In
cool weather. The Union Pacific heats
Its trains throughout by steam heat'
from the engine, thus making every
part of all its cars pleasant and com1
fortable. Ii also lights Its cars by the
celebrated Plntach light, uiakiug them
brllllaut at ulghl. Passengers carried
dally on the fast mull, which leaves
Portlaud at 7 p m. For sleeping car
teeervatlons, ticket, or Information,
call ou or address K J MoClanahan,
agent, Eugene, Oie.
Just Arrive!!
. Fancy Dried Prunes.
Fancy Dried Peaches.
Fancy Dried Apricots.
Fancy Dried Apples.
Prices lower than thevliave been.
Also 8 caus Hue oorn &V
3 caus Hue tomatoes 26o
GRAY & SON,
Headquarters for bestl'goodt at
lowest prices.
Bhoes repaired at Yoran's.
Dr. Willoughby, deutal parlors.
Hemeuway's Corner Drug Btore.
Tomorrow is Bt Valentine's day.
Baud's New Drug Store, 9th street.
Naah-Ellls-Alumnl Concert tonight.
The usual Baturday crowd In town.
Bludentsouly 85ceuU for tbe con
cert.
Patronize the street car these stormy
days. t
Clam caowder tonight at tlu Botv
bcnlere. Concregatlonal church tonl-ht
concert.
Valentines are already being left at
the post office.
Maple and fir wood tor sale at Pres
ton dc Hale's.
"Chews" and standing caramels at
tbe Bonbonlere.
Fresh every day, the best cigar
made for 10 cents.
A couple of advertising sign painters
a"e doing tbe town.
For solid comfort get an air tight
heating stove. F L Chambers baa
them.
Watoh for something new In the
candv lino at tbe Bonbcnisra next
week.
Fred Wald, a 12 year old boy bad
bis head badly hurt yesterday by coin
ing In contact with a tree while play
lng with some other boys.
Don't go East udiII you have seen
the undersigned, who can quote you
tbe lowest rates, furnish you your
through tickets, sleeping car berths,
and arrange for a pleasant trip via tbe
Union Poolflo system. E J McClana-
ban, agent, Eugene, Ore.
It Is tbe same old story and yet con
stautly recurring that Blmmons Liver
Regulator Is the best family medicine.
"We bave used It in our family for
eight yeais and And it the best mdl
oine we ever used. We thiuk ihero i
no such msdlcine as Simmons Liver
Regulator." Mrs M E B Adlngton,
Franklin, N C. "Eacb members . of
our family uses it as occasion . re
quires. " W B Smith, Mt Vernon, Ky
From the Chicago Lever: Mrs
Clara C Hoffman, of Missouri,
delivered a most powerful address, en
titled "The Dominant Issue," under
the ausplcles of the West Hide WOT
U, lu Western Avenue Methodist
Episcopal churoh, Bunday evening,
October 9th. The national reputation
of Mrs Hoffman as a speaker of great
foroj aud power, drew an Immense
audieuce to this meeting, from all
parts of the olty, and many were at
first unable to find state in the main
auditorium until ohatrs were brought
Into the Isles. Mrs Hoffman spoke for
nearly two hours with great eloquence
and fervor, and those who have heard
this gifted woman declare It was one
of tbe finest eflorts or ber life. Tbe
rich melody of her strong voice, the
deep pathos of ber pleading, combined
with her haudsome, motherly face,
added to her strong magnetism as a
speaker, held her bearers In rapt at
tention.
Personal. .
J V Ebwegan Is on tho sick list.
Attorney Joe Young of Cottage
Grove Is lu the olty.
Secretary of state H R Klnoald came
up from Bale.n today. ;
Prof J P Holland come up from
Junotlon City this afternoon.
Rev C O Bell of Portland, presiding
elder of the U B conference, Is In tho
olty.
President Newlln of Newburg col
lege Is In the city attending the Bible
Institute.
Salem Journal: Attorney ' John
Bayao Is homo from a business trip
to Eugsne.
Mrs Fletobor Linn is now singing
Arst suprano in the First Presbyterian
church of Portlaud. a
"Monk" Eastlaud, who has been
ooaohlng a football team at Astoria,
arrived home this morning.
Mr Clem Stiles of Omaha, Nebraska
arrived hers this morning and la visit
ing with his brother. J 8 Stiles.
Miss Sue Dorrls of Portland, who Is
arranging to open a photograph gallery
lu this olty, arrived on tho afternoon
train.
itev C G Lemasters, ot the Eugene
Divinity school, went to Muddy today
where ho will preach tomorrow. Rev
L C Martin wout to Junction City.
Tom Shirp and wlfo will go to
Ulllsboro on tomorrow morning's oar
ly train. Mr Sharp, who Is a borne
trainer, will work for Hou The H
Tongue.
Thk "Parsons." Tho Parson's
orchestra played at tho university last
night to a small audience. This or-
ohsstra, composed of ton pieces, made
tho best music that has over been heiid
In this olty. Mr Parsous, if success
ful, expects to tour tho valley annually
with bis orcbsstra. II he comes again
next year, tho reputation be baa
tahllshed this time will Insure him a
muoh better patronage. Tho orchestra
played last night under the auspices of
the Laureau and tu tax Ian societies.
After tbe program was rendered
dance wai givtn In Armory Hell.
Tbe Bible Institute.
Tbe forenoon session if '.he Bible
Institute held at tbe Congregational
cburcb today was a very interesting
session. A chords of sixteen voices
from tbe Christian associations led the
slug.
President Newlln gave a very lie.p-
ful Bible reading and proceeded dur
lng the forenoon. He won bis way
at ooce Into tbe blgh esteem of his
bearers. His remarks were stimulat
ing and full of power. Dean E C
Ftandereon save an address on "Tbe
Study of tbe Bible by Books." Rev R
C Brooks spoke on "Christ In tbe
Bible the Authority of the Christian."
Tbe thoughts of these addresses were
very timely and helpful. The at
tendance was unexpectedly large.
The afternoon attendance was far
larger: tbe session was marked by a
deeper interest, and tbe unseen results
are certainly greater. Rev R C
Brooks gave tbe Bible reading. Rev
W S Gilbert spoke on tbe "Qualities of
an Ideal Disciple," and to crown it all
President Newlln gave a soulstlrrlng
address on "Condition of Dlsciple
shlp." The sessions of tonight and- tomor
row give promise of even greater in
terest and profit. Tonight President
Newlln speaks on "The Bible" at 7
o'clock in the M E cburoh.
Legislative Notes.
When a motion was made for third
reading of bills in the senate yesterday
McClung opposed owing to the bouse
being unorganized. Harmon favored
tbe resolution. Driver opposed for lack
of bouse organization, and moved to
adjourn. King stated that he believed
tbe passage of tbe bills would be legal.
Patterson of Marlon oppossd on the
ground that after tbe bouse Is orga
nized the srnate can more than keep
up with It.
Sapvut vuurcu.
Services In tho Baptist churob on
Sunday, the 14th, as follows:
Sunday School 10 am.
Preaching U a m.
Subject; "Tbe Wells Re-opened."
Juniors 3 pm.
B YPUofCE 6:45.
Preaohlng 7 p m.
BubjecU "Tbe Hem of His Garment."
Pastor Leslie cordially invites an
especially nonohurcb goers to
these services.
Wood Wanted.
Bids will be received for wood de
livered at the University of Oregon as
follows:
160 cords 4ft big body fir.
40 " 20 Inches split body oak.
40 ii 24 " " " "
-16 " IS " "big" plue.
Bids will be received until March 10,
1897, at 12 m.
Joshua J Walton,
Bee. of Regents.
IOO Hsward, s.oo.
Th miulftra nf this nauer will be Dlcaxed to
leant that there U at least oue dreaded disease
that acleuce Has ooen aDio to cure in an iu
stages, and that la Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is the only posltltve cure known to the medical
fraternity, cate.rrn Doing n constitutional uis-
ease, requires constitutional treatment
Hairs Catarrh cure is union internally, acunv
dlreotly oa the blood and mucous surfaces of
thesTslam. thercbr destrorlliK the foundation
of the disease, and giving the valient strongth
Dy DMIldlllgtip tne constitution auu assiBimg
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in Us curativo powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any esse that 11
falls tooure; Send for list of testimonials.
Address, K. J, ch UN v, co. Toledo, u.
UolO by Druggists, ;jc.
. Air Tight Stoves.
Save i tbe wood.
Never have to build fires In tbe
morning.
Take up ashes only once a month.
No cleaning up necessary around tbe
stove.
A full assortment at F L Chambers,
Social.
'Old King Cole was a merry old
soul," aud audi will be the case witb
all who attend the social lo be givtn
by the Y P C U of thc Uulversalist
church, Saturday evening, Feb 13th,
at the Armory. Admission 10 cenU
' Blstk Lnngshaus.
Eggs for sale from prlips winners
at Portland and Lane county showi"
$1.25 a setting. A tew pullets aud
Cockerels for sale.
Mrs Al Kikkland,
River Road Eugene.
Not a $10,000 Stock.
We order groceries often, so keep our
stock fresh. Free delivery i times
dally.
Paints, oils aud leed at lowest cash
priooa.
I K Pistsrs, 0th stret.
HEW SHOES.
6
HEW STYLES.
All the latest styles and loos In tho
best shoos ever sold In Eugene, and at
prices that suit.
Call and see them at
YORAN'S SHOE STORE.
Llucolu's Hinb-Uay.
j w Oeary Post 'f tir""a Anu
of the Republic celebra;! the aum-
L.olofu ast evening at their ball I"
IhtoSty. Alarms audience was pres
et Commander Anderson bud charge
of the exercises of the eveumj II
The formal address of the occasion
was delivered by ProfE B Mcfc.lr.-y,
lZ Department Con.u.an.l,r. who
paid a high tribute to the memory of
fbigreavVsr president; setting 6rtu
... 'i.m.r inleerity, patriotism and
:".iii.v. Lincoln lived, the
. . .... ... rllP
created ornameul or me t,..j
hi retted by a mourning worm.
Tbe address was followed by a pro
gram ol appropriate music and recita
r. r,. ,i,ir.ii ft social season fol-
,', m, ladle,, of the W R C, hav-
' i .... lpimiit luncheon of
lug prepaid "' o
coffee and cake in great abundance for
Rlloreseut. The occasion wu
enjoyed by all In attendance.
ConimlEnloners' Court.
Feb. 6, 1897,
Bills allowed:
George O Knowles viewer to as-
sess aamages nm
rnnrl
2 60
J A McLeod viewer to assess
damages south slough road
(1 B Morgan viewer to assess
3 00
HumACM HOU th slouah road 3 00
fB Cushmau oath to .viewers
1 00
J R Goldoou lumber 6
(1 C Millett repairs on r.ad
Innla etc 17 22
Knowles & Gittys powder aud
fuse 1 73
F M Eby repairs ou road plow... 1 25
F A Post work on ferry 6 00
James Parker gravel 4 41
JLZIogor, pauper supplies 3 70
W T Knvxer. imimor sunnlies... 2 30
Valentine.
Hail to thy returning festival, old
Bishop Valentine. Great is Ihy name
In the rubric. Like unto thee, assured
ly, there is no other mitred father is
the calendar Lamb.
Parson's Ohchestba. Parson's or
chestra went to Corvallis today where
they play for a ball tonight. After the
ntertainuieutat Villurd hall last night
the entiro orchestra of ten pieces fur
nished music for the dance at Armory
hall. The dance was one of the most
swell affulrs ever given in Eugone, and
the musio was the best dance music by
far to whiuh daucers of this city ever
tripped the light fantastic too. Mr
Parsons, who is manager of the or
chestra made friends while here. It
suitable arrangements can be made he
will return lu about two weeks with a
dance orchestra of foil.' or live pieces
and play for another grand ball. He
will also probubly furnish music for
the studeut's ball during Commence
ment week.
A Sort ok a Surprise. Eugene
Grove, No 4, Woodmen Circle, held a
very Interesting session last night.
The 14 Woodmen, who ore members of
the circle, had been previously ap
pointed a committee to furnish lunch
for the evening on forfeiture of a fine
of 25 cents each. When the time enme
for the spread the Woodmen plead
excuses and paid their fines. Thev
then repaired lo nn outer room where,
unknown to the members of the circle,
they had stowed away a various as
sortment of pies. These they pre
pared for use, after w hich they begged
a remittance of their lines, which was
finally grained after which the nks
were brought rorlli and all had a jolly
lime until the uilttnicht hour.
TF.I.KIMIONK TO KPHINKIEI.I). Geo.
Craw now has his telephone line to
Spriuglleld complete and in operaili n.
New transmitters have been put in at
both ends of the line. The Springfield
office is in Washburn A Son's mill
office. Tills line will Jreiuly facllilsie
communication bet.veeii Eugene and
Springfield, llerelofoieiill quick com.
mnu'.t'ntlon hud to be was by telegraph
by way of Woodburn.
Know on Kain. The U 8 wiallnr
forecast officials predict snow or rain
and cooler wealher for tonight ai d
tomorrow.
To Trade. A single bngi;y for a
lady's bicycle of lute model in good re
pair. Inquire at Mils office.
For Sale. Mnpl and fir wood on
sale at Preston & Hale's.
CAiiiNKTs.-SiOO ptr doz.
Ecoenk Photo Co.
The Largest . . .
Shipment of rruitsaml nU,
ever t.ronjjlu to Euitene
J list received. Look at
the piiita::
4 pounds walnuis
4 " Dried !eeh.,.. """I!"'."""
9 " UllllOUlls
4 " pears
6 " apples
See our assortment ef
the window.
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2-.e
2.KS
250
tilasswaro In
In.
IN HOOTS AN!, SHOES,
we cannot be underu!d; we have
larcett stL-ok in town.
the
Come aud see aud be convinced.
AX BILLY
THE HEATING QUESTION.
Wo bave
Elected II..'. ol .heating and
l It t,.m ay, 111
r,oeswUbwbichtodoit Ifyc
es'ed don't fail to call on us. Ih
e
Leader of all wood und
found ou our floors.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE COMPANY.
( burcli Jiulires.
vousci mesonlV.
a u.i.iress to voung men by Presi
dent Newlln on Sunday afternoon at
3 p m In the Methodist churoh. All
young men coruiauy weicumo.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CliURCH.
Sunday school at 10-Preacblng ser
vices at 11 JSnaeavor buui"
usual. No services la the evening on
account of the Bible Institution at the
ii E Cburcb.
W. S. GILBERT,
Pastor.
IB ;TURB ON MORALITY.
Tha second of tho scries of leotures
on morality will be given before tbe
M E Sunday school tomorrow at. iu
o'clock by Itev J T Ab ott. The pub
lic is Invited.
DR W KOYKENDttLb,
Superintendent.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sermon tonight: Excuses. Tomor
row at 11: "How to grow Spiritually"
at 3 "The Victorious life;"at7 "Lost in
Sight of Home."
Morton L Rose,
Psstor.
o B CHURCH.
No services tonight because of Presi
dent Newlin's address at Bible Insti
tute. Sunday services as follows: o.
S. 10 a. in.; preaching morning aud
evening by the presiding elder, Rev. C.
C. Bell, of Portla.id. Communion al
ter the morning sermon. Other servi
ces as usual.
Geo D Needy, '
Pastor.
UNIVEHSALIST C.IURCH.
The services of the Universalist
church will be held at Mount's Hall
tomorrow as follows: Sunday school
at 10 o'clock; Preaching at 11 o'clock,
No evening services until further no
tice.
Uev E A McAmster,
- Pastor.
M B. CHURCH.
Tho scvii es tomorrow will ue as
follows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Preaching at 11 by the paitor. Text:
.'For we'prech not ourselves but Christ
Jesus tho Lord, and ourselves, your
servants for Jesus' sake." Address to
young men only at 3 p m by President
Newlln. Devotional meeting of the
Epwbrth League al 6:15 p m. At 7:30
Pres Nowliu will speak on "The True
Freedom of tin Christian Life." The
afternoon and evening services are
under the auspices of the Y M C A and
Y W O A of the University.
JTabbbtt,
Pastor,
Dki.eqatks Elected. The Soph
more clas of the university hus elected
E D Boouo and Miss Maud Cornwall
delegates to tho slate oratorical con
test, which meets in Newburg Febru
ary 20. The junior class 1ms eleoted D
V Kuykendall aud Blanch Taylor.
II10 fresnman and aeuior classes have
not elected delegates yet.
An Error. In reporting the milk
tests made by statu Food and Dairy
Commissioner Luce of herds that
furnished milk for the creamery W M
Miller was credited with 5.60 instead
of 3 60 w hich it should have bit 11.
City Drug Store.
H.l VINCENT, Prop, ,
Succutor to E, D. McKenntj.
Dealer irj-sa..
Drugs, Medicines,
Chsmica S. Perfum '
Fancv and Tnilot AliKn
Sponges, Combs, Brushes nud a coin-
ij.eie iiiieui aruK sundries.
First door north 0: Orlffln Hardware Slore.
JEFHS-St,ciiycsh.
W. KUYLEKDALL, M.D.,
Phy sician and Surgeon
Office in Chrisman Block
eitslv'o?' "'"I.1"0" 10 "Wr and surgical Jis.
NOTICE OF KINAIj SET! LENENT.
..n-Kun, tier nnai arcunt of the ail
niniLiration t tato of Ijai.M K0l,
lTeh ls-V- V B!",n,y 'h of
, ... ..uo m mo aiterii'
.S til,, time ami ,1.. . 1. .
ooiintv....:. ,.i:' v" " 7 sat.
, -" 1 i". ".uninnilun nn.l uiua-
'!' -".: f tm'wh . A" "" iTr-
it at nert-jw notinenl to Hl
.ny ... ).,, ,hrT m h ,
l'ts ::a3, at, Orfgon, Feb 5th. 18f7,
Vtty t,.t Adinr,
A.liiiioistiatrii,
a large and
cockiiyr
ou are iuter-
air-tight liester,, ,
:.
Invitation for
riouosau to K......
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(tfiVArnmani c.. "
u v ,a uau-M V LJ U I f C J3,
Notice is hereby given tint
proposals will be received al liiUoffi
up to and including Maroh 1, 1897 f"
running, measuring and marking 1
cording to law and instructioo,V
..ll ! .1 M... 1 1
iuuuiu uuouuueu surveyB, tn.wil'
DESCRIPTION SURVEYS EST NO Hilt.
Fractional " 2 N R 8 E
" 2 8
"68
"78
" 7 8
R
R
43 E
7 E
R
R
R
R
4 E
6 E
9 W
2 E
13 8
18 S
24 8
30 8
38 8
Fractional "
Fractional "
R 12 W
R 14 W
R6W
Total
. Bids mu3t be stated aud prices p
mile foi each and all of the aU(
olasses or surveys, and no bids win b.
considered where tbe prices exceel 8)
per mile for BUbdivisional and con.
neoting lines, f23 for township mi
range line3, and $.5 for base, atan btl
meridian and meander lines.
All bids must be made in wrltins
sealed, and marked "Proposal toEi
ecute Government Surve y desctiM
in Notice No 1. dated February 6th,
1897." Proposals may be left at lliii
office in person or enclosed in an envt
lope and forwarded by mail.
Bids for the surveys describe.:! In Uih
notloe will be opened on March 2d,
1807, at 9 a m, and notice forwarded lo
the successful bidder within reason
able time thereafter, iicoompaniej wllk
contract including said surveys, id
bond,' which must be properly esoraW
and returned to this office Immedisit.
y- .
Only responsible, reliable, aud enm-
petent surveyors will be employed,
wbo uiust execute their survey) In
person, aud will be required tn 6i.i
bond in double the estimated amnni
of contract in each instance.
It will be required that the S'jrreji
herein described be completed mt
returns made to this office on or Mm
December 31, 1S97.
Surveyors may submit bid awU
nioro than oue notice, uut :u
bids must be separate each, o4
this oftlce will limit each i-
uty to such an amount of wrt
om be properly completed witliinlbe
lime specified.
The right is reserved by this olncelu
reject any and all bids, and no n
tract will be binding ou the part nMfce
United States until approved by l
Commissioner of the General Lino
Office.
Office of TJ 8 Surveyor General
Februa ry 6, 1897. J
Robert A. Habkrsham,
U. S. Surveyor General,
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quiiiine Ti!
lets. All diugglsts refund Ihe, nmiirj
'f lr. fails to cure. 2c.
Dav & Henderson. Undertakers ul
Embalmers, Cor. Wil. and th Sis.
COST,
Our
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and
Tan
Oxfords
and
Walking
Slioes,
RACKET STORi
A. WHEELER,
Expsrt Accountant, - - - Fairmouni, Dr.
Spccinl utiontlon lo Ihe nljustmenl ol
plicated and difficult accounts.
lldoknovened nud closed. rirtllhu Inlrt
Single Kntry 1'OOts chsnped loW
histiuctlon nlvvn In kietiing Hoi """
bcoks In oflice nnd elfewhcrc. ,t,rffW
A long ud successful experience
retail n.Tl,..l.ledvKlli.i. 't"F' ,Vdr
mUtlun, bonklus mid mamilsciuiliis-"' BCi,
expcrlei ce In leselilng I thins ..i.nioD,
bcllivlng thnt 1 im We lc fti Te,ii:
Ail ommunlontloiis ddil '
re.cslre p.ompt altcutiou.
OO TO
DEASOH'S"
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