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FRIDAY, NOVEMHER ill. ItKM. GRANTS PAM Dkll.Y COURIER PAGE TWO GRANTS PASS DAILY COURIER Published Daily Exc«pt Sunday A. E. Voorhtea - Pub. and Propr 1 Entered at postotfice. Granu Pass, Ore., as second-class mail matter. ' DAILY NEWS LETTER 44444444444444444 4 ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ 44444444444444 ♦ ♦ Tourist Grocery-— For Eftie'a home made dough- 38-tf nuts. 4 Fum-ral Held Thwr-lw)— The O. A. Colby funeral •rkvlce was held Thumda- aft er noon at the Gossip of Staff < orrvepoedcate ADVERTISING RATES Presbyterian church. Rev. F. Gordon at World Centers of Washington. Nov. 21. — (Special > Display space, per inch —------- 35c Hart conducting the wr vice. Th- Local-personal column, per lin«_10c Population Covering tn detail the many phas- burial was at the Masonic cemetery Readers, per line ---------- —------ 5c in charge of Grams Pass Lodge No ' •* of th» operation« of the bureau MrcIford-RoM-burg Game Off— FRIDAY and SATURDAY o( navigation. Coin ut Iasione r D. 11. DALLY COCKIER 84. A F. A A M i that Word has been received here By mail or carrier. par year---- *«.0«j Paris. Nov. 20.— tl. N. S.) Carsun In his annual report I« th« | By mail or carrier, per month.. .50 tain old Parisians are up in arms the Medford-Roeeburg football game Secretary of Commerce Herbert Mtn's lifHvy Ki’i’M’»’ I’aiits, valtiin up I" "I at the suggestion of changing the which was scheduled for tomorrow at Food and N er-1topwork < Hoover, made public today, atraeaaw WEEKLY COCKIER By Catholic Aid at the Temple Fritlay anti Saturtlny only $2.95 pair Medford has been called off. There name of the venerable “ Quai Mala- the phenominal growth of radio and By mail, per year--------------- *2.00 5« 'he necessity of adequate legislation qnai" to that of "Anatole Franc«" are ao other games in southern Ore Market. Nev. 2*. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS in honor of the great writer who gon scheduled. Grants Paso plays llo provide for future developments Ths Associated Press la exclusive was born and lived there. next Thursday when Eufrfie hifb Rally Will Be MeM— 1 la thia C .J. ly entitled to th« use for republica »4 hTOREN (Tin- Noiuple Store) Saturday. November 32. at 8 p "Anatole France, himself," says school comes here tion of all news dispatches credited Although co-operation has enab- m . Major and Mrs J. T Winterbet- In this, or all otherwise credited, in ¿Clement Vautel, "would have disap- | led the sup-rvlsory radio office of this paper and also the local news 1 proved of such a proJecL The Quai W. R. C. Meeting— tom. divisional commanders of the published herein. Gen. Logan. W R C.. will Salvation Army in the State of Ore ;the bureau of navigation to function All rights for republication of Malaquai. which takes its name tinder existing la a without serious their regular business meeting gon. and Captain Ransom Gtffoyd. di special dispatches herein are also re ' from the old Queen Margot, is rich hardship to anyone, the cotnmlasion- •xprassod her folding* toward her visional young people's secretary, in historical souvenirs. Much of the arilay afternoon. served. er «tales that a more defined pro- Nellie M. Aldredge. «tate presi- husband. will conduct a special Salvation ral charm of Paris rests in these pic- 1 gram I* desirable. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1924. The strain of the continual round | turesque streets and corners which dent of the Oregon department W ly in the Army hall at 405 O street. "It seems probable." he aays. of duties finally told on th« first singing 0*44444 44444 4 ■ recall historical events. If you have R. C., will be present on her ar- Special music, with good (Continued from Pac« On«) « lady's health It was while taking and speaking, is assured. Everybody "that broadcasting la permanently ♦ great men to glorify, make ne» rival Inspection visit OREGON WEATHER 4 established as a public neceaelty and she developed a passionate fondness a week-end trip on the presidential Every member 1* requested b« to is invited to attend. ♦ ; streets—we need many new houses 4 may be considered aa Indispensable for horse*, riding and driving at ev yacht Mayflower that she was Pacific Coast States: Con- Ila the town—and oaptise them as present. Refreshment*. The fl A. 4 In the s'ersge home as the tele ery opportunity. Music,'likewise, at stricken with a rwurrcnce of tho S3. R. are invited. Bu) Bean*- — 4 rain |jrou will, but don't imitate the Pha 4 siderable cloudiness and tracted her greatly, and It la said kidney trouble that once before had Baked by one who knows how at pbone." raohs who changed the names of 4 in Washington and Oregon and < a», men Vh-riing Pmf|K»ei — The she often spent six and seven hours nearly proved fatal Thia was In success achieved in this food sale Saturday. Temple .Market ♦ fair in California although lo their monuments with every reign. ’ 4 The regular weekly meeting of the country has encouraged many other a day In practice at the piano. September. 1923. cal rains are probable in ex ♦ At the age of twenty, Florence countries to utilixe this Important For day« Mr« Jlardlug lay In tho ♦ treme northwestern California. I American* bead lhe list of for Cavemen will not be held next Thurs Everett Hogue ArrrMesI— Everett Hogue, accused of having means of establishing direct contact Kling married Eugene DeWolfe, a Whit« Homo at the point of death. ♦ Temperature will remain near ♦ eign students who are studyiag in day evening, ’which is Thanksgiving young native of Marion One child Many time« hope was gl«en up. A ♦ normal. the Paris School of Fine Arts. The Day. It la probable that ft will be liquor in bis possession, was arrest ; with the public." The question of who will pay tor —Marshall Eugene resulted from sorrowing nation «sited momentar ed here this morning on a warrant ♦ 222 pupils represent 2* nations held the week following. issued on April 22. 1*13. When the broadcasting in the opinion of Mr. this , union, he dying about nine ily tor new* of the end. Rut Dr. ♦ Unsettled, probably rain to ♦ from Europe. America and Africa, warrant was issued. Hogue left for > Carson doe* not appear to require year* ago leaving two children— Charles E. Sawyer, her life-long ♦ night and Saturday. including Egyptians as well as Jap Football R chu IC s Tomorrow— Jean and George. Some traditional football classics Klamath Falls and since that time ; immediate consideration, physician, and Dr. Joel T Boone, of ♦ 44444444444444 ♦ anese. The United States and Ru i, "The public will probably are slated for tomorrow in the Unit contln- As was the custom In tho»e day«. the Mayflower, performed a miracle. has been living in that part of the mania hold the highest percentage THE F.K1HTI5TH ELECTROS with 4* and 45 pupils respectively. ed States. Interest here is centering state. Chief of Police McLean pick ,ue to contribute liberally through DeWolfe, In company with many of They kept the lovely White Hou*« "So thin a hair divides the false Switzerland follows with 19 stu on the Oregon-Aggie game at Cor ed him up this morning just as he cost of equipment purchased. At the other youths of that section of mistress alive until Dr. Charles vallis. with x large delegation mak was starting back to Klamath The present there does not appear to be Ohio, went west one year to follow Mayo, the world-famous specialist, and true.” wrote Omar. Something dent*. then Belgium with 13. Egypt ing the trip to the college town to bearing has be«n set for tomorrow a more equitable way of distribut the fruit harvest up the Pacific could reach Washington from Min far thinner than any hair divides with nine. Polaad and Greece with see the struggle. The Courier will afternoon at 2 o'clock. ing the coat, while, on the other coast. Mrs. Harding heard regularly nesota. Dr. Mayo «avad her life Re eight, England and Spain, seven, hand, such station* must have con from her first husband tor a while, covery was slow and painful, but common quicksilver from the gold Russia and Japan six, and Cuba on- receive quarter returns on that siderable advertising value justifying and then he dropped from sight, the nest spring found Mrs. Harding game as well as the Caltfornia-tStan- Bay ".NuMo-Brtter " Mart Puddiai which all men desire. It is nothing ly one. the expense of operation where own betng last heard of In Oregon or la Florida, with tho president, con- ford game, which will decide the Mrs With fine recipe made l>y more than one of the many "elec New professions for women are coast championship. Finals on lm- Good Cook, at Woodcraft food sale. ers are not benefited through sales Washington. For several year* she valeseiug. trons" which, according to the pres Then came the Alaska trip. with 1C of radio apparatus. clung to the hope he would return, opening up every day. A black-eyed portant eastern games will aMo be Saturday. Temple Market. ent theory of matter, revolve about The amateur radio operators are but gradually came to the belief ills disastrous ending Hhould Mrs Spanish señorita has just mu if cit received and posted at the Courier searching for new things in radio ,that be had met with death in some I Harding go? Would her health Pet the central "proton" of an atom of ed her desire to become a matador. office. Joe Gorman M tw— Mrs. Harding decided tini Joe Gorman, local junior light- and they must be given new fields manner. Establishing reasonable > mH? mercury, as our solar planets revolve She is all for bull fights, but the to explore if their interest is to be ground for belief that her hueband I matter for herself and went. Will Stag. Play — weight, last night won in his bout Spanish government seems to be about the snn. And entertain you with latest hits. with Gene Delmont at Portland. The held, according to the report They was dead, she obtained her freedom Mr*. Harding was at th* bedside The atom of mercury, itself an in "agin’ ” IL They say it is a dan- Lyric orchestra. Saturday. Nov. 22, tight went for 19 rounds. Gorman have succeeded in effecting trans- from the courts after a perfunctory of her husband in lhe San Francis- ___ gerous business for a woman and It conceivably small unit, invisible un W. O. W. hotel. S« receiving the der^ion of the three continental communication and have proceeding. Co hotel when ths end camo. The der the most powerful 1 microscope. -------------- ma7 •** ‘k*1 Señorita Riverte will found it possible to Intercommuni shock was appalling. judges. The bout was th« junior Mrs. Harding met Warren G. has 89 of those planetary particles, have to content herself with lhe of D.ilirtv. I'arfwl Apron«— cate with European stations on Harding shortly after he had pur With the passing of the winter, lightweight elimination for hght- and the atom of gold is the same in fice of picador or banderiilo. which short wave lengths. In view of their chased the Marion Btar. The fu Mr* Harding returned to the capi Moderately priced at Neighbor of . weight champion. Gorman weighed every respect except that it has only are already open to the weaker sex. Woodcraft food sale at Temple Mar In at 131 " ‘ Boon after, tilo and Delmont at 133 4» past achievement it seems proper ture president was working night I,al ,rom Marlon Certain critics are of the opinion 79 planets. Tear one of the 89 elec ket, Saturday. 58 -Those attending the tight from here that they be given a few narrow and day to put hi* paper on a pay. [kfeal **r president. Woodrow Wll- pay-,- that the ball fight would have trons frop the mercury atom, and 1. Jast as Wil«on had Conte were Kenneth Williams. Doss Bur working and experimental channela ing basis, and the struggle was slow I w’n the resulting atom will be gold. Do greater charm if the women were Murphy Dance Sap pe r ges« Fred Black», an and Joe Mel below 100 meters to encourage fur- and discouraging Following a brief;0” of retirement to ride behind the there in spangled tights. And. aft it to enough billions of atoms, and ther development. courtship, they were married in joly i ralseon bearing her husband * body. Turkey, dressing, cranberry len. you will have a mass of visible, pal er all, if señorita now prefers to 18*1, over the strenuous protests of [•« Mr*. Harding unobtrusively Jour- sauce, celery, pickles, mashed pota wave a scarlet cape in the bull ring pable. ponderable gold. This is the Legal blanks of all kinds at the toes. gravy, hot rolls, punkin pie. the bride's father. In fact, the es neyed to the big cathedral on tho modern alchemy; and scientists say instead of looking on behind her Courier oKtce. doughnuts and coffee. 5* -if. trangement lasted for nearly seven ■ heights of Mount St. Alban and at fan — who has the right to prevent it has been done in Germany. Amer DINNER WITH THE -years. The marriage ceremony took tended the last rites for Wlfgon. ican chemist* at New York Univer her? tAgain Mr«. Harding returned to "IRON CHANCELLOR" place In the famous Harding house, sity are now experimenting with it. Marion, taking residence with Dr. at Marion, from which Mr. Harding A -charitable American, Stu The process is sometimes called his “front porch" cam and Mrs. Sawyer. The sudden death "cracking the atom." The electrons, art Morrow, has recently come to English Divine Tells of Re conducted paign tor the presidency thirty years ' of her old physician came as an- or particles of negative electrical France to aid in the foundation of i other and distinct shock. It was past in 1885. later. force, are torn loose from their plan feminine clubs composed entirely of | soon after that she suffered tho start Mrs. Harding from the very etary system, according to the Ger- i professional women. The ’’Soroptim- At twelve o'clock we had a large ,third serious recurrence of the kld- man method of Prof. Miethe, by ist club of Paris" had its first and long meal. Including smoked gooaa took an active interest In her bus- ney aliment., and Dr. Carl Sawyer, band's activities — whether in the means of a powerful electric current meeting with 90 women present, 1 and other delights. (Frtedrtchsruh, son of the former White House phys- operating a quartz lamp containing each one representing a different APPLES FOR SALE CHEAP—Ap WOOD FOR SALE—Dry seasoned Germany, 1885 ) My father sat next field of politics or of business, Soon ! leian. called In specialists. A slight to Princess Bismarck, who was very after their marriage she entered mercury vapor. It was in the use profession. The president, Madame pies for sale, three boxes for *1. i pine, fir nnd oak. Phone 28«. rally came just before election da*. Houser Bros. at Warehouse No. 1. Warehouse 103H pleasant, and after luncheon, when the heart and soul into the work of mak of such a lamp, for another purpose, Alice La Maxiere. gave an interest will be open all day Saturday. FOR SALE—Good Underwood type cigars were banded round, be asked ing a "real paper" out of the Star. November 4. 1*24, nnd she was able that Prof.’Miethe first made his re ing talk upon the need of such a i to receive the returns that showed Bring your own hoxea. 5* writer, at a bargain price. Phone her whether she minded his smoking, The circulation and business offices markable alchemic discovery. His club in France, where there are deep ; the election of her husband's old on which Bismarck roared out. “ Why. 12«-J. 57 were her special province, and much tube failed to work; and on investi rooted prejudices against the wom FOR SALE—-3 registered Jersey she smokes herself!“ running-mate. President Coolidge. cows. 2 grade cows. These cows SALE STARTS at 1:39 p m . « 18 I gation. he found that it was "clogged en who work, and showed that one This was in 1885. when It was very of the paper's present success can are priced to sell. Come and see » street. Bring in your surplus ar with gold.” be attributed to her untiring efforts, can be a good wife and good mother them. Also b^ed alfalfa hay de ticles before noon. We sell on unusual for a lady, to smoke, so a Then, a* i the 1st« president began The problem now is to test this and at the same time direct a shop vigorous effort was made by his livered in town *39. Carl A. Uniuitrd for Discipline commission. Millikan & Fletcher. process further and. if it is verified or atelier or perform professional Schmidt, Nw Hope» phone «01- _________________ t* daughter to induce him to behave to become I known throughout bls An Irish attorney who »ns very property; , but he took no notice of her state. Mrs. Harding turned her al lauie was moved during the time of F-7. 54 in practice, to use it for the produc- duties, FOR RENT—Clean, modern houses repeated and reproachful cries of tion of gold commercially. That. ______ Running ter trouble In In-land to take part in mil tention to i politics, FOR RENT—Well furnisaed apart and apartments. Phone 397-J or however, is at present a very dubious < Ohio. however, Mr. itary preparations. Lenmlng that ment. Cali at 498 E St. 52tf call at 719 J St. Mrs Geo. Teth 'Father! she doesn’t! Father!* and gorernor of It is better late than never. Paris ' does, she does. In her Harding lost, snd the two went among the various volunteer con*: erow. 54tf •bout eft "She outcome, inasmuch as ft is said tops finally getting Its share of sum STORE FRONT, counter and shelv bedroom she does!" being raised was one of lawyers, hu take about »2.900,099 worth of elec- mer weather just when people are ing. also doors and windows com AUCTION SALE—Saturday. Nov. 22. It turned out that the poor lady abroad to Irest after a strenuous decided to join It. trie current to make one pound of beginning to bring o* their fur *18 I street. AH kinds of good, suffered from asthma, and smoked campaign. plete with hardware and set-in "My dear friend." be remarked to useful articles.________________ 5* medicated cigarettes to relieve IL frames ready to set in building. gold worth »330. Onr gold money coats. Saint Martin, according to Returning, Mr. I’arding was urg- John PI i II ih K Cumin. the Irish wit, Also lumber I am taking out of standard, therefore, is in no imme old-timers, is usually responsible for FOR KENT—Downstairs apartment. “You will understand,” Bismarck re ed to run for the Vtilted States sen "these are not times for a man to frame building 20x40 feet. A big 5 rooms and i>ath, well furnished. marked, "that in everything but name ate. He left tite decision up to his diate danger. the bit of fine weather which hap lie idle; I atn determined to Join the Imrgain for some one building a Phone 373. Isaac Best. 5* I am king of Germany, but I have not store with living rooms in back. S. | wife. Somewhat dfreouraged by the lawyers' corps and follow the camp." pens along about the end of Octob J. Taylor, phone 539-Y. 57 FOR SALE—Modern seven room all the privileges of a king and I can gubernatorial race. It was two days "You follow the cninp. my llttlo er. but this year the Paris weather house, furnished, for 81*5'». Easy not simply say I am not disposed to limb of the law?" mild Curran. "Tut I before the politicians could recon bureau says that thanks must be FOR SALE—Young Thanksgiving terms. E F Heath. 517 H St. 5« receive so-and-so.” It appeared, how cile Mrs. Harding to a return to Tut! Renounce the Idea; you never turkeys, dry picked and delivered, rendered to Trotsky and the Soviets FOR SALE—19 head milch cows; 1 ever, that even the most pressing vis politics. 33c per lb; chickens 25c per lb; Once in. however, she can be a disciplinarian.” for an anticyclone in Russia has itors sometimes failed to get In, for Durham bull; 2 large work horses “And why not. Mr. Currnn?’’ docks 22c per lb. and guinea fowls worked constantly for hi* election brought sumsine to France. and harness; 1 saddle and saddle Bismarck told us the follpwlng story: “For thia reason.' wns llie reply ; 22c per lb. Phone «17-F-13. J. "A man called and sent In word that and'was rewarded by victory. pony; 1 sulkey plow, disc plow, “the moment you were ordered to H. Robinson. 58 3 walking plows; diac harrow; he wanted to see me, and I said that The first years in Washington as ma rch you w ould huit I”—Youth's Education spike tooth harrow; alfalfa culti he couldn’t. He then sent In to say FOR SALE—Fancy or cheap apples Companion. Educafl' n Is simply the s«ul of a Hand vator; Luther grinder; wood saw. that he must see me, and I said that wife of a senator did not appeal an at Eureka Fruit Farm, society as It passes from one genera platform scales, fanning mill; hay he shouldn’t; and be sent In a third ermuch to Mrs. Harding. The ot pieked, several varieties, Bring sling, forks and ropes; stump pul time to say that If he did not see me ftcial life rather awed and bored her tion to another.—G. K. Chesterton. your »acks or boxes. J. H. Rob Interpreting ler and cables; root plow; binder he should go snd hang himself on on« at first. inson, phone 617-F-13. 57 * A poet, in fact, like nny other art- and trucks; Hoosier drill; small of the trees, and I told the servant to Because of 111 health. Mrs Hard 1st, must n»t simply transcribe nature, WILLIAMS WOOD YARD— Back on iron wagon; large davenport wag the job. Phone 137. 93tf on and California rack; wheelbar 8n<! a rope and lend it to him!" ing took little part in the social llfo He must Interpret her; and ns she 1» The frankness or apparent frank of th« capital during those first too vast to be Interpreted iituler nil row; anvil; all small tools; 49 tons PHONE 187-J—Dry pine and fir slab loose hay potatoes and corn, ness of his talk was surprising. but her aspects, he must select. Whether wood. body fir, oak and laurel, price *2285.09. Will give one It was a cynical saying of his that it years. An operation for the trouble this selection Is conscious or uncun- any length. C. W. Lambrecht. 90 year’s rent free on 225 acres and was just as cheap to tell the truth as that ultimately cost her life, result «clone, It must be prompted imt mere- one third the crop on «0 acres. Or to tell lies, and quite ns effective, for ed In a long, siow convalescence. For T. M. STOTT INSURANCE SPE will sell 153 acres with the truth is never believed in di the most part, when able to get out. ly by his physical environment, but Pure Linen Damask CIALIST — Temporary headquar -,$1.65, $1.83, $2.65, $2.85 all the personal property for plomacy. Another saying of his which Mrs. Harding spent her time In the also by tils intellectual attitude toward ters at Buick salesroom, 398-319 Napkins tn match. external nature.—E. E. H.kes. *9990.00; or stock, or implements impressed me. though I do not remem North Sixth BL t«U separately. Owner will be in ber the context, was “In matters of na galleries of the senate following the Loving Couples Merc. Cotton Damask ------ 58c, 63c, 75c, 98c debates and legislative business in FOR RENT—Two modern hou*<-« Grahts Pass on Bunday, 23rd. Call Whilst eight lambs were bring driv E. F. H»ath. 517 H street. 5« or see Isaac Best. CO tional policy I never put down my which her husband participated, Cotton ami Lim-n Finish Lunch Cloth« __ right foot till I know where I am going en along the Im-dest thoroughfare of NEW WAY ENGINE. 3 to 3’ s h. p. to put my left; that Is a lesson which J ust as she hesitated when the Dolgelly, England, they made for the FOR SALE — SiBger sewing machine, $1.15. S1.63. $1.98, $2.45, $3.25 Two centrifugal pump*. Write or I learned In my youth In the Pom senatorial nomination was thrust open door of the offices of the super- excellent condition. Phone Miss nee J. F. Kayser, Murphy. Ore. Box eranian marshes.“ Denman. 528-Y. 55tf upon her husband. .Mrs. Harding intendant registrar of marriages, en Pure Linen Lunch Cloths and Napkins_ 2». 58 At dinner we each had. I think, sev again balked when the presidency tered In couples, and were only eject FAT. MILK-FED Rhode Island Red $5.35, $5.85, $6 35 SALE—I -ed car- '!• en wine glasses and st least one tum ed with difficulty. Eventually they fryers for Thanksgiving, a!no table PM Buick; one Chevrolet touring; one bler. and I drank nothing but water! was suggested. catne out again In couples. carrots and good young turnips. A. Once In the race, nevertheless. ’ 23 Ford touring. Real bargains. Sly host noticed and deplored thia, and Alberts X. «th on Highway. 57 See them at Studebaker agency. though he courteously tolerated It he Mrs. Harding bent every effort to < \H!> OF TIIAXKS WANTED A young, fat hog. not Fsetory mechanic in charge of conld not refrain from a slight out promote the success of Senator less than 2*4 lbs. Also, old-style shop. _________ 57 burst against what he called the tem Harding. No campaign trip was furniture. A. Alberts, N. «th on FOR SALE CHEAP—Fairbanks- For «-very prayer, kind act. or ex perance craze in England, nnd against complete without her; no meeting High »ay. __________ 57 pression of sympathy extended to us Morse Z-type 10 h. p. gas engine, the fnnatical attacks on moderate was satisfied until she, also, had in our deep sorrow. »<• wish to man run 20 days. Can be seen at Ken- drinking. FOR SALE—8 acres garden land, been Introduced. siers ranch on Sardine Creek. F. modern house, barn, all kinds of ifest our sincere anti heartfelt thanks. It Is recorded of him that at one C. Heaton. Gold Hill. Ore. *1 time he did Ills moderate drinking In berries, good income, market on it was in an Interview, shortly .Mrs. O. A. Colby. place A Alberts. N. «th on High —Nov. 19, one Sampson cord large gfa«*os of champagne and |>or- after the memorable election that W. A. Colby. way, Rd. I.__________________ 57 LOST tire and rim on road from Grants ter mixed, nnd that one Moltke gave returned the late president to the F. O. Colby. Pam to Wildervllie. Finder leave him a sort of punch mod« of cham White Blouse by a 7.009.«>00 major ESTRAY—>- arling Jersey steer. N. T. Colby. at Courier office or photo- 512-F- I Owner ph-ase call and pay pagne, hot tea snd sherry. ity. that Mrs. Harding perhaps best Mary R. Colby. 21. J. T. Middleton 5« charges. Phone SO6-F-4. Cl Regular Mewing Friday— Of thoDanghters of Veterans at the library. 7:30. Important business meeting Large atteedanee is de- sired. SI Special C. J. BRE1ER CO. MRS. HARDING PASSES I PEOPLE’S MARKET Thanksgiving Linens VERY SPECIAL Golden Rule Store
