Eugene daily guard., July 25, 1908, Image 8

NEXT WEEK LAST WEEKFRIEND.L Y'S
Mid-Summer Clearance Sale
1.50 Silk Gloves 90c
AH $1.50 Long Silk Gloves; suti
5 to 8, double tipped fin- Qrtf
tfcrs, special a pair 7
Domestics, Silks, Etc., Embroideries, Laces, Bands, Etc., at Clearance Sale Prices.
In Our Clothing Dep't the Same Low Prices Will Remain all
Next Week on Everything Except Shirtsr and Shirts Will Be
Reduced Neatly One-Half
We place on sale Monday our entire stock of shirts, values up to $1.35, at the J 6
unusually low price of - '
Included arc coat shirts, cuffs attached and detached, pleated and
plain, and dozens of pretty and new patterns. Next week
51.00, $1.25 and $1.35 Shirts, Sale Price
EUGENE'S LARGEST.
S.
best" store
CITY NEWS
Mlsa Ktnel Johnson has accepted a 1
position In tho Kooh-l-nour establish-1
in tint.
A tire pliiK la bring' put In at tho
corner of Hlxlh and' Willamette
atresia.
Work on tho now front of tho F. 10.
Dunn building was resumed this
inornlnK. '
The Hoiithnrn Pacific stork liens
Iiava been connected Willi the city wk-
ter nmlns.
.
C. J. Howard has mid tho Western
Oruiton. newspaper, at ColtaKu drove, .
to J. t).. Ilath, from llandou.
The weekly band concert III the
east park Inst night was well intend
ed. The program was excellent.
The funeral of J. M. Roberts was
h-ild at the family home this 'irc
io ii. with lutumcnt In the 1. (). t).
K. emotery. 1
N. Ij. Kllihenry came down from
Deorhurn last HUM. He suya that a
number of aumnier cottHKes iiro lie
Inn built on the McKumlu,
II. K. Pierce bus purchased the In
terent of his partner, O. II. Irish, In
the grocery store at the comer ol
Kaat Ninth and Ouk alrecu and Mr.
Irish retires from the firm.
A cougar la reported to bo limber
ing stock up near llexler. The Inst
lew nights the brute has killed five
ftoata ad a calf for Duiiten llrothers.
Two rr of logs for tho Eugene
Lumber Company, a car of laths for
W. It. Andrews and several cars of
wood worn among th freight shlp
menu Into Eugene last evening.
The Kugcnn Lumber Comnanv'a
log drive of about !, (Mill. Olio feet, '
from Lowell, now pausing Spring-;
field and will lie In the boom at I lie
mill here lu a few days.
1., im. Honey the last week lias slop-1
pod work on the pile driving for the!
trll to Springfield but expect, to
iwiiip uu i iiesuay ill next weea. IHUjiioi" I'eiroii. wuere ne nltcmlci! Ihe,lav
little more remains to be done, i annual gathering of agents of the i miii,.. i , .,
fter which work on the bridge across) Northwestern Lite Insurance 1'i.in- ..,,,',..,,; .1., . . y. ,rnm
the Willamette will probably be be- ;pany. Mr. Cockerline has been going ! "m " '"""K the regents meet
un' !''.,r " K-M'd many years, a splendid i .,.,,, 1. , ... , .. ,
'.. -I .. .. . .
n. p. .-ucrsiinri loony iiiiuglll.
"rii un. ahi'ih j 111 .iiiiinei man 1
Hugh, (he residence properly of K. II. !
Harger at ferry and cintwip ,.:!
niBn, tin reiry wirtM, ii. 'tween r.asi
Thirteenth and Kant Fourteenth . I
Th new owner will make a number
of alt ralluns.
Judge Harris today grunted a dl
"itw to Mary Ellia Hlekson from
Vllllain Andrew Dickson, on the
C rou ud of cruel and Inhuman uvat-
mnu. They were mau led In Lane
TIIK IIVMll.lNil ir- M(l.;v
tllti u lempts o t t , spend II
or to carelessly 1 Me It In un
piotected places.
Hut eeiy shrewd bu.lneas
man keeps his regular lui!iie.
account at the bank which he
knows to lie the most reliable
and accoltimodallng.
We are rarrviug the account,
of Ihe bet nietr:iAlit and pro
lesslonal men a tact 1 1 h
hotild Iw ulllcleiit guaraiitie
of our bullit' utandllii;.
W. K. llrowil, I'lehlellt.
V. W (l.tiuin, Cai-lilei
The Eugene Loan
K.lnMIli,.l I Nil'.'
Short Sik
Gloves 45c pr.
oOc quality
Underwear. Sumner Goods by the Yard,
H. Friendly
592-594 Willamette Street
en ii ii ly un January 2, 1XX2, mid have
two children, IMIln Mayhen, ani'd
2fi year, ami Knicst, lined 21 years.
Mm. 1 1 It k huii I lven possession of ;
five ncrcs (if land In notion 1 H, town-
ihlp 17 xoulh of riuiKU 1 mint. L.
: Ullyeu was her attorney.
Mid Hiiuin naa receivcn a letter
from the manager of the Vancouver
team of the Trl-Clty league asking
for a game hern some time In the
near future with a team of th'j city.
Sid may gut her up a bunch of the old
puurd and arrange a dutu with the
Aaneniiver management. Among thol
members of last year's crack team are
DeNeffe, I'ulne, llobha, Smith and
others, who would play If a game Is
'arrmmui.
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W. II. Msimniey tins been awarded
the contract to build the Cherry
Hroa.' new two-story concicui busl-
t""" block at the corner of Sixth and
Wllliimctte streets. The contract '
price Is not given out. The exciivn-ttoday.
Hon for the IiiiIIiIIiik has been com-1
pleted, and the work of luyliiK the
foundation will begin within
a week. The building will front SO
feet on Willamette street and will be
110 feet deci.
The city police have broken the
hearts of a dozen boys whose homes
are In Fnlrnioiinl by prohibiting
swimming In a favorltu hole In the
mill race across the, railroad track
from the I'nlvorslty. A flue new
springboard has also been liirn down,
which was erected at tho expense of
Ml cents. The reason was that the
boys, who of course always attend
Sunday school and church regularly,
were making of themsleves public
uiilmiuccj by using the environs with
out liny screens as dressing parlors.
William Porter, aged about 30
years, and employed on the llooth
Kelly I. limb r Company's new logging
railroad above Wcndllug. was
brought to the Eugene hospllul lust
ovnlng suffering from a compound
fracture of the left leg near the
thigh. He was struck by a flying
rock from a blast Thursday after
noon. He was unciuiscloiis when
brought to Eugene lust evening, but
regained consciousness a little while
I "Is morning lung euougli to tell his
mime Later he rebuised Into a slate
lot delirium. Ills Injury is considered ,
serious,
II. N Cockcrllne returned last night
!.!! I'11?.. keep? them in loueliwith '
nie iniHiiieHS. 1 ne agent tiding tlieio...
nii.i ininn'!.n 111 1 11 1 1 niieti rtnteS
was Or Aldiich. of New York, with!
reeortl u( about $ 1 .2."i0,0Uii, Thu,n
niereiir-i. in tile uitett Mates an i
annul I.I eun UilO over Ihe lirevloiin '
.... .. . .
lug very impii'liir here Mr Caker-
line w al, in Chicago, whll.l gone '
Albany llinoicrat,
ingrsln wall paper" rT,ra'ut I not !
to fade. Chambers Hard are Co.
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w.
A I'.
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ut- rrtM,.iit.
and Savings BanTc
t npllalg ,, s,,,,,!,,,. yi'JA.iMlil
y.nr I lie inegon linsltieiui iiiaile ali,,i,w iiiouii
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$2 Silk Gloves 1.45
All J2 Lone Silk Gloves, black.
white and colors,
double tips, a pair.
$1.45
78c
Your' Money's Worth
OR
YOUR MONEY BACK
4,
I'EIWONAIj
4 4 4,
City subscribers who desire
The Guard mailed to them at
8iiinmer resorts or other out-
of-town plaeeB will please no-
tlfy the office. Riving city ad-'
dress, also new address, and
the lenKth of time they desire
the paper sent to the latter.
On relurnliiK, please notify
office In order thnt service
by carrier may be promptly
resumed.
4
Mrs. C. C. Hays went to Junction
A. C. liiunlckcr went to Roaeburg
this afternoon.
Mrs. (Iv O. Yoniii Is homo from a
visit at Siilem.
11. S. Kelany. of Croswoll, waif In
me cny toiiuy. ,
II. McMubon and little son went to
I'ortlnnd today.
It. K. I'oppleton la up from Port
land on business.
Frank Sniibnrt, of Acmo, Is In the
city for a few days.
T. II. Kills returned this morning
from Cottage drove.
II. U. Irlplett and wife, of Spo
kane, are In the city.
Fred Kerr went to Tillamook today
to Join In a geodetic survey.
tleorge Hunter returned this nfter
noon from H trip to Portland.
Ed Vogt left this afternoon on an
outing up the McKenzle.
Miss Emma Wold returned this af
ternoon from a visit to Seaside.
H. A. Illoek came down from the
I.uckey Hoy mine last evening.
Miss Winnie Hadley Is homo from
her outing at London Springs.
H. C. Mahon returned last night
from n business trip to Portland.
A. E. Column, the forest supervi
sor, leaves tomorrow for Tillamook
Judge It. S. Mean is In the cltv from
Salem to utteuil the regents' meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrdv Howard arc
.... ,.v ....... u nun i visit at Kosellllrg
Itev. ('. It Moor. u-.., ... 11..1
I today to fill his regular appointment.
(( Junction on th" nooVirZT,.'
Springs this afte -iii o 1 An ........
an out.
liean E. C. Stiiitlerion ami fatnllv
on an oiiiiiig at the lt..i......i.,
11,, w t , A
i...... . '. . Al"' "ill"'!'! III'.
. . iiiiiii iiit'ir i.iiiii,,. I,.
K- A Kankln returned last 1
, ' " ' '" 1 ,,rvi,lll ""'I
.. : ...
r. . Ilolllian. i,f Purlin n.l I- 1.
1"m ""' ""V""K "f ,h" """-d "f
! Mis. Meske returned to Portland
" "'"r a visit wun Mrs. J Mc-i
I PhiTMin. 1
i Hon Lewi,, a Cnlversfv student I
nellt to I'm thi u, today to,- an over-
Mindav tr p 1
' Mr!'; w " Whiteaker came down '
from ortlan l this afternoon to visit '
Mrs Scobert.
I Mrs W I.. M.viie came In io,Hv '
Mr, C P ll.i, i,..,r,
I Mrs w c Wright, of C.rantl Pass
! as an aruial (Kugene on ,he
I llloriinis Ii ihr tod n
If ,rKTML V'r? ,"!""',y ',,f' '"dUV
tor lekoa. Washington, whrie thev
I III nuiKe their hoiiie
' Mrs Charles Haines 111..I ,-hil Iren
are her fi otn K ere'l W .l. .1.1
r.'l.'.
and trtend, " ' '
ii t' . :a in S mi i
t'i.'ii'''.'r uf ihe
re: ti's u In c
i lici K ,1 Ki
b. "t L.lker CI'V.
I h.iitmii bi'.'ii .
moil", ,'f S rintf i, 1.1
went t.i ILirriilni
! h-'M ,r'l'.'H h 'i,
i thu tiioreiin to
t.nii, l TVW
ll.r.ild ('l;f(
" d came b.u k f: .mi .,
'H"!t t:lp to Kum-ne
and roitljnd
THE EIGEVB DAILV GUARD, SATURDAY, Jt
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PLANS READY
FOR CONTRACTS
IN MONTH
KXrHNKKK K KI.SK V I'.KPOItiS A
J'KKMAXKXT UHATIOV Sllt
VKV 1 lt WAT Kit SVSTKM UK
JXW IIK.NDItlf KS' ItKIIKir; HK
FOl-.NI K.VCKKI.KXT IIOITK
"Plana and specifications for the
gravity water system between Itltch
ey creek and Eugene will be ready
for the contractors In thirty days,
said Engineer Frank Kelsey, who re
turned this afternoon from a trip to
Hepdricks' bridge with a party com
posed of cltv councllinen and Mayor
Matlock. The surveyors under Mc
Arthur and .McClain are now on this
side of Hendricks' bridge with the
permanent location survey. The sur
vey will he completed next week.
Engineer Keisey aiso rem.-mn.-u
faith in the gravity plan. Measure
ment today of Ritchi-y creek shows
that fully 5.OU0.O0O feet of water is
going over the wler during the day.
For a city of 10.000,, with SO per
cent using the water, 2,000,000 feet
will be sufficient during the hottest
season.
Hesides Rltchey creek three other
streams which may be conveniently
tapped are now under measurement.
AH are on the same side of the Mc-
nviiie nn mi. ...
ir Wt.ucv walked down over the
proposed routes from Hendricks'
bridgo to this city today, and found
an excellent route with only three
angles between the bridge and
Springfield. He waa accompanied by
Engineer McArthur. The route
above Hendricks' bridge Is more dif
ficult. The plan ior -entering "
i.. ....... ... tha river ut Snrllll--
field, cqme down the stream to Thir
teenth Btreet, and down through town
connecting the line with all the
mains that the big pipe meets. In
order to avoid tearing up any pave
ment, the line would skirt around the
...I Jl..l.ll on1 Ua lullinri with
ltLVVU UIBII 1., .M "'v. j.. ....... ......
the mains on both ends. Connection
will lie made wun me reservoirs,
..klnli u.lll l.bo nil lha HlirlllllH WAter
that comes through. The overflow
will' go Into the river, and the res-
B.unln nrlll Iia Iran tnr rnanrvf In
case of accident or fire, n Mr. Kelsey
saiu mere is uu reunun wuj me vtyv
line service should ever go dry.
CO. C ATTKXTION
The quartermaster-sergeant will
be In the armory this evening and to
morrow morning until 12 o'clock.
All those who Intend to go tj camp
should have t'.ieir outfits now and
save the confusion of drawing on a
regular drill night.
this morning.. linker City Herald.
Judge J. W. Hamilton Is here from
Roseburg to nttend the meeting of
the hoard of regents of the Univer
sity. Charlie Taliafero returned this af
ternoon from Latlrande. The base
ball league In which he was playing
broke up.
Mrs. Hoover nnd daughter, from
Fresno, Cal., passed through here to
day on their way to visit relatives at
Wendllng.
Dr. and Mrs. L. E. McDougall are
visiting at Dexter for a few days,
guests at the home of Mf. nnd Mrs.
W. H. Fenton.
Mr. aud Mrs. X. B. Standish and
Miss Kuna McCrndy left this after
noon for Waltervllle to spend several
days on an outing.
Brownsville Times: Mrs. Glen
Jack and daughter, of Eugene, are
visiting in the city, the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. F. M. .lark.
Hoy Kerns Is home from the moun
tains, where he has been engaged
during the aumnier in work for the
government forest service.
J. P. Campbell and wife, two sons
and Mrs. Hen llinghatn and Miss
Oram lllngham will leave Monday for
Oeerhorn on an outing.
Mrs. M. P. Williams returned to
her home In Portland today, after a
visit with her parents In Springfield.
She also visited her sister, Mrs. Brad
ley.
F. A. Horehert nnd wife, of San
Francisco, E. M. Cooper and wife and
Miss Ida Cooper, of Senitle. who have
been up the McKenzle on an outing,
returned to Eugene Inst night on
their way home,
Miss Maude Reynolds went to Port
land thla morning. From there she
will take the steamer for San Fran
cisco, where she will be employed as
stenournpher for J. M. Woodruff, of
Ibis city, who has located there.
Mr and Mrs. Dr. Zuber went tn
Eugene Monday. The doctor did not
purchase the Hotel Collins, as an
il iiinced 111 last l.-sne. . . . V. II
Lackey, of Eugene, yvns In the city
the first of the week. We would not
be surprised If he re'urned to Oak
land and purchased a homo. Oak
lan.i Owl.
vKI.;, i:il Ll.l r
t;.t yopr wells drilled by old and
exeerleirced well-drillers,
rhoiiti- Ited 4ST'i.
lllTHHOLZ & CAKI'KNTKn,
S7 So. Willamette St.
tl.iteball. S o'clock Sniitl.tv nft,M.
iM ii. CliliaKo Ladles' team vs. Ku-
ne See street parade. General
atl:nislon, 2.i cents.
' K T. l.eWltt Co. Chicago. 111.-.
C.-n'lemen In KST I had a disease
of the stomach and bowels. In the
mrlim or 1902 1 hotiEht a bottle of
K i.liil and the benefit 1 received all
" e told In lieorela could not buy
'.n yon live lone an 1 ;inv. r.
"i s very truly. C. X. Cornell. H..
1'iu. l'.:l.. Aug. 27. ll'l'ti." Sold bv
,l:Om;ls-s.
H isi'b.lll-IViuli!ii-lle,i,lcr - Ciic.i ;n
1 !:' team vs. Kuk ne. and Kucne
s snrlnisflelc' at Kecrention lirk
Sn'.ulay nfternWii. 3 o'clock.
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KIRS. HUMPHREY
LEAVES EBGENEj
Mrs Humphrey, the woman who
walked all the way from Portland to
Kugene wheeling a pushcart before
her with her two nine ''" "
her belongings in it. has left Eugene
anvwav Hie house rented for her
on South Willamette street by the
good citizens o; 'he city is empty, it
will be remembered that a number or
citizens took up a collection for the
woman and rented a house for her.
Her bovs worked a whi.e. but lately
thev have been doing nothing, saying
they could find no work. It Is said
the woman sold all her household
belonngings which the citizens donat
ed to her to Manville & McKlnney,
the Ninth street second-hand deal
ers. After Taking.
Notice (
The illence? "
How could you help It. . '
, I
8y.
Jt Is around everywhere
In the hltfhwaya. 1 ;
The hyways
And the back lot
fcveryihimf. U hushed
And subdued
As a lady of forty-flve summers
Giving consent
To her tirst
proposal.
You bump into it
Mixed with some burnt red paper
Everywhere
You turn.
Silence,
Lep. profound
And all pervading:.
Treasure it. , y
vnr ir I h till that is left i- m
Of our grand.
'ft-
Glorious
And eur splitting
fourth of July
Celebration.
4..
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Of courso ;
There are a few
Burned fingers.
Shortened thumbs
And bandaged eyes
To help serve as a reminder
Of the day.
But the real
And true hallmark
Which proves that It ha gone
hence $
Is the suence.
LI it en!
Isn't It sweet muslo
After the din
Of tho firecracker.
The toy pistol and the giant tor
pedo? Before it fs all used up
We feel like saying again,
"Pass the silence."
Proof.
"How do you
know be Is a
brave man?"
"I have seen
blm prove It."
"How?"
"I have seen
him go blithely
home to'hls wife
at 3 a. m."
Improvement Suggested.
She Woman would have a refining
Influence In imlltk-s- ,
He lu what way, for Instance?
She Well, if they belonged to a po
litical party they would carpet the
platform for one thing.
Rev. H. A. Green will be unable to
fill his appointment tomorrow, owing
to his illness. He was taken sick last
Sunday at Lncomb and returned home
Tuesday. He has been In bed ever
since.
TEA
The cost of good tea is
so very' little : only a third
of a cent a cup! a cent-and-a-half
or 'two cents
for the family breakfast I
Your rrorrr returns your mone r il jou doat
IU. bclullitif ' Dcil: we par him.
Hnaebnll Double-header Chlrago
Ladles' team vs. Kuttene, nnd KiiRene
vs. Sprinsfield. at Hecreatiou Park
Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock.
XKW TODAY
FOR SALE A Rood work team wag
on and harness. Price. $22n. West
Kighth street, adjoining feed mill
NOTICK TO CONTRACTOHS Two
sets of residence plans to figure on 1
tall en Free Thomas, the archi
tect. ,.. -
!-
W.WTKIi i;o, nnnnle gats and
iiaiinie kids: also few good bucks
Must be of gl stock. Address;
u ' care Guard office, al
FOR SAI.K One f ,. ,., stork
and gran, farms In Lane coumv
iiw tir . , ..ii ....,,. ,. . ,. '
' l.niM eted . good a.
tr: tit. locution; e-isy t..r,s. ,.
dress Own,.,-, .are llox :.;. r .
Ulre I'lu,,,,, ItLu k 2UM. j31
FOR vl.K ,Mi KXCHANV.K - i-,-
ni pr..ier;v. some g ,,,,1 f.,..,
lend
. trailer land. g. I
l" Mi.iress (Hin.r
or rail I'hon,. Black 2ii
Mov
Sale or Trade
"""V'-Fl'-ddinvntm,,!!
1' "'" ""'"fv ol rich rffm,,.rS
U-Jl climate all the y,,,.
Djln. I...:, i .
utiCtunec V...i I
...... n,t,..n,.,m.
On thr
t-eaU; Kind, u Bv-'l ., S,
trim. lu 11 .. - 'Cl nntf-
ro . BOu'lina lull
Ttie Warren I'l.l.li.i,, , ,
"" l.nclian.,,,
1 on lam, Urekoi,.
Ll.lg. 1
ISUICIDES AND
ATTEMPTS TO
DROWN CHILD
Mrs. Tres.sa Markley, wife of Nor
man E, Markley, both former resi
dents of Eugene, committed suicide
at the fact of Walker street In Lake
Washington, at Seattle, yesterday
evening bv Jumping into the lake af
ter having thrown her seven-year-old
daughter in first.
Mrs Markley's mind has been af
fected for some time. The little girl
fell in shallow water and waded to
shore, where after an hour of wan
dering and climbing up the - steep
bank she was picked up by a kind
fa in 1 1 v and she told her tale.
The body of Mrs. Markley was re
covered soon after in the lake. Nor
man Markley, who was formerly an
attorney in Eugene, was wild with
grief. His wife was the daughter of
Mrs. M. J. Drew, of this city. At the
police station he said he had left Eu
gene lor the benefit of Ills w'tfe'E
health, but the change had done no
good.
There is little doubt but that the
suicide was altogether due to Insan
ity, for the girl said that her moth
er had that morning turned on the
gas to suffocate her child and herself,
but she (the little girl) hnd realized
what yvas wrong and turned It off.
Baseball, . 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon; Cl icago Ladies' team vs. Eu
gene. See street parade. General
admission, 2't cents.
Perfection oil stoves are safe and
do not smoke. Chambers Hardware
Co. - d
ft
DANDMIFFAND tv
"17TtTltlJ 1E ZJ
arc but outward signs ol the evil
done in secret by myriads ol dan
druff germs sapping the life blood
of the hair. Micro kills the para
site,, soothes the itching scalp,
gives lustre to the hair and stops
it falling out A single application
gives relief and proves its worth.
Save your hair before tto late.
Micro prevents baldness. It Is a
delightful dressing lor the hair,
free from grease and sticky oils.
Ask your druggist (or free booklet
- HOYT CHEMICAL CO,'
nrruiND, oaraon jp-
GEO.'K. MUNROE
The HOUSFURNISHER
STOVES-RANGES I
FURNITURE
67 West Eighth S j
We have everything for the kit-!
chen. AA sorts of pots and pans In ,
metal and irranllnwnre All tho mtia
contrivances that make cooking a
pastime instead of a drudge you will
find here. Telephone Red 5576.
EUGENE .OREGON
I ITrlQYIT A V.!IT
ywwtamwwwi i t i n i i t n i m w
i h-rn CI M f3i s sacred and cc
EUGENE GUN 0
Phiine Black 1511 534 WiU
W
IIIHIMHIHUH
Eugene Poultry
All orders for live and dressed po
If possible send in your orders f
oay in advance of delivery.
Chicken feathers for your summer cis
Ji. per pouna.
102 Ecst Ninth ;,.
L"
If you need a Mower or Bind
S. L. LONG
. Agcntsfor the
Mccormick machine
t
East 9th St,
General J
- Day In araid,..,.
Of weakness tha,
Sleep does ,
It is lainl. io
Should be eaSy',T
the whole sysV1,
For this c.,,,.KSw-
Hood's SaJ
It vitalizes ,h t,. .
to"' a" theory
In usual iimiu . 1
tablets known us.r.tj
'mparts a dIm J
and Hiir.T,J
'u-ias tat,
' sun, wind n,
COntinil.n .... 1
-,""' nnperceptu
..toj.cs IX
It OOSSCRitUB a J.Ll
exclusively it nSJ
50 cents. AskJ
HDYT CHEMlCUl
For comfortable n
recommra
"SO u
Eye Glaw. Mounting),
name implies aud re
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