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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER .12, 1012.
A" i KnrrT'Ccxi Kin
ETINQ5 OF WOMEN CLUBS
7e
Medford I.oiIko, N(. 11H8, II. ! 0, MIhh Ditlln Mi'Ck wiw hostoHH lo a piiu xr.irnnl
Klkn ontprliilni'd In u nwil iiiiiniinr unmoor of IndiiMtrlous frluwls nl hor m inih'A Home
TliiirHiluy ovi'iiltiK of tills wi'iik n,f homo on 1'itrlc uVoniio Wodnpsdny nN )l(! ,,,luVH,j,, f
inriinnu, uio nun) iioiiik spout in ntn
tholr IoiIko rooniM on Holly Hlrnot.
Tlitt Jmllun unit tho inuiiihiirn of 1 1 1 4
company which produced "Tlio .Man
rot" woro ttio KiindtH. Tlutl tho nf
fair wiin mijoyod koos without juiyliiR'.
About llireo hundroil woro jirnjimit,
A ft or tlio vory ntrtnluluK mimical
mill litem ry program supper wmi
Morvi'il In tint iIIiiImk liull rontioetod
vwl(li thu IoiIko rooniH. Tho moult In
olnded Hlirl tni mill fruit imlml ,nllv(m,
pickles, saiidwlolimi, cakes nml of
fi'n, After mippor, ilitiirliiK wim on
Joyril, Messrs. Hurry Howell nml Kd
wurd Charles Hoot fiirnlHhliiK Hid
iiiiihIi'. Hnuvutitrs of tint fivunlm; wont
Jiiro wlilto carnation. Tim commit
Im on nrrnnKPiiinntH Inrludm) Messrs,
W, l'. Qiilxonlicrry W. J. Dudley,
Mnrlln J. Iteddy, dim Neuhorry nml
W. W. lliiriiiou.
Tho program was lis follews: '
lHoio ,.!., ..,,. .,.....
Hob JtnrmM and Klk n'Kiixoo llnml
"HiiKr Moon."
'Jt Holo i ..., , , . . J'hochc linnro
"A Perfect nay,"
H Rnxojilioiu Kolo..I-' O. HiirKiHM
4 .Solo . , I', U. Ton Vollu
"Kor All Ktornlty."
GtcailltiK. .Mrs. Hco, T. Wilson
"An Ohjort of l.ovo."
D Holo (loorKO Andrews
Torrendor Hon (From Cannon)
7 Holo , . W. T HovorhlKo
"HIiik Wal Clioo" (otiroro (Irititd
fother'a Clock.")
S Qiiurt'.'ttn. .It. 0. Hurtles, A. C.
UurKcim, (loo, Andrews. IM Andrews,
"llrmitlful Hyes."
) HnKtlino Music
Messrs. Forrest unit Wool worth
JO Souk. .A. C. UtirKCM nml Chorus
'Hoody-Hoody-Man.''
11 Hpcrlnl music by Klkti', Karoo
lllllltl.
A surprlso party wan Riven Tues
day ovuiiIiik for Mr. W 1. Allen by
Mm, AIIimi, uKuUtcit by thu uinploycH
of tbn Alton Orocory rouipany. Ax
Uth and otlior nutuinn flowrru form
el tho ilcrorrttlon. I'lnnp nolctlonH
wcro ttlvtin by Mm. II, K. Mnrh, MUh
Jvy lloufik and Mr. Alan llnrclrlh'K.
vocal iiuinbom by Mr. Claudo Molx,
ItcfroMhimuilA of Ice rrenut and enko
concluded tho nronlitx. MIhmch Vi-ru
Uni1, NVIIIu Campbell and Alouo Al
lott mirvliiK.
Ainouc thoMo pruHont wcro Dr. and
Mm. Uiiudy, Mr. and Mm. II. Metx.
Mr, and Mm. Iloock, Mr. and Mm. 1..
11. llrown, Mm. J. C. Hall, Dr. and
Mm. BtonniH. Mm. Hhcllby. Mm. I'lill
brook, MlHurH Kniinn and Mlnnlo
Uorkhardt. MIbh No hi lie, Mr. and
and Mm. H, :. Muruli, Mm. A. ICikIh,
Mr. Mulhnlloii, Mr. Hoylo, Mr. Frank
KatlH, Hnbort Allen, Union llrown,
Hilda lluitdy, Hhnrrln Merrluian,
Worth HnxelrlRK and Nelllo Iloock.
Mm. Jonna Wold wan hontoiiH to a
number of frlonda at nor homo
Wcdnetidny ovouliiK. bolnr nnxlati'd
In "entertalnliiK by Mm. Art HnrxOM
and Mru, Qulxonborry. -.Virginia
rrcopnr, and autumn Ipavoh woro
used protiiaoly in tho decorations,
tho tabln coutor)ltco l)oln of leaves
and fruit, with placo canU In tho
unmo coloring, After a noclnl hour
Intomporxod with inuxlo a four
courso niippor wan tiorvod, '
ThoMo pronent IiphIJoh tho hoxtcHaoR
woro MoHdainon W. 0, AlilunlitiKDii,
Frank IlurKCHH, Hchmltt, IIoIwIk.
HodKo and HlchnnUoti, .Mlsnea Ulitrn
and UloilCli Wood.
Tho ToachorMothorH innotlnp; of
tho WaHhliiRton Krammar xchool hold
an IntorvHtliiK tionalou yuHtorday ftf
turnoon, followud by a Roclnl hour.
Following wits tho proi;rnin: "'
Hoiik iirluinVy Krndo.
l'rayor.
HllllllOXH. .
Piano duot Mrs. Wnlkor nml Mrs.
Fltea.
HcadliiK of proxIdunt'H iiiohhiiko
Mm. Wortnian.
Papor--"Dlototlc8," Mm. Mordoff.
l'apor A'Tho Importanco of Puru
Air," MIhh Ilownd. f
Tho rummaKU phIo huld Tluumlny
Friday and Saturday of thin wuok In
tluv Dottol bulldliiK and uonductnd
by tho I.ndlch Aid Hocloty of tlio First
M. K, church was vory miccoHHfull,
oyor twouty-flvo dolluiii IioIiik not toil
durliiK ono afternoon. The piwoodn
nro for church linprovouiouts. Tho
rooniK nro IiuIiik douatod by Mr,
Douol,
s
MIhh Clortrudo Fay.haa rotunioil
from Klamath Fnllu ami will nmko
hue homo In Mtulfoid, Mm. Fay to
Join hor lator.
'Tho Pythlnu HlHtoiH ontortaln with
n nodal nlitht noxt WOdnoudny.
liiolilerlriK willed beconieH a fainllliir
paiiflnio an tho Vulotlilo hoiinoii up
proaehoh, ItrfroHliiupiiln of milad,
Hiiiidwlchfx, rako and coffoo worn
Horvcd. ThONii liivltod woro MIhnoh
Mary (Jrlchy, MHa (Irlcxby, llorthn
WoIm), I,oln IXeii. Alleouo KIukh
bury, JoiIiiohho lltitlur, Melon Dahl,
(lornldluo Mlkncho, Loralno Hilton,
lone Flynn, Flora Wolch, luex Cof
fin, fvn Coffin, Inn Coeliran.
), . ,
Mm. W. II. MarClowau and MIkh
Jeiinli) Hnedlior will etilerjaln with
throo tiilileH of brldKo thla oviiuIiik at
tho homo of tho latter. TIiohk In
vited nro Mm. Mulkoy of Halein, tho
Knout of honor, McHitnuieit Hohormer
horn, Palmer. Scott DavlH. Belimldt,
Perry, .lohu llarnebnrK, Har:ravo.
dun Nowborry, It. F, An Ho, Minn Cox,
mid Ml i' Hcitrudo WeokH.
Tlio IihIIoh tielotiKlllR t" tho Illhle
cIiihh of tho FlrHl llnptlm church weio
eiilerlalned Tneiidny afternoon at
tho homo of Mm. Dexter, After tho
biiRlmnin mi'etliiK, a Hinlnl hour waa
Mijoyed. AmoiiK Hioko prenoiit were
Mm. Charles llruro Yoiiiib, teacher
of tlio rlaHN, and Mondamrn Marlon,
Mamh, llearh, Htenrim, Howell, Car
low, DitArmnml and Mcftraw.
Tho rumiiiaKe hiiIo held Thumdny
Friday and Haturday of thlit uwk
In tho Douol butldlim and eoniliietol
by tho I.nilloH' Aid Hocluty of the
Firm M. IJ. church, wna vory HurctHH
ful, over tweitty-flro dollam beltic
nottod durltiK ono afternoon. TIiq
pniceedx nro for church liniirove
iuout. Tho room nro beln ilo'iut
od by Mr. Douol.
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Tho Friday evonliuj IlrldKo club
met at tho homo of Mr. and Mm.
John UarnoburK lnt iiIkIiI to IiuIiiIro
In I lie faorlto khuio. Ttiouo prcnout
were: Mr. and Mm. J. 15. Stowart,
Dr. and Mm. HnrKrnvn, Mr. and
Mre McOowuii, Mr. and 'Mm. It. )'.
Autle, Mr. and Mm. (lux Nowborry,
Mr. and Mm. John llarnoburtr.
Tho La ill on Aid Society or tho
First PrcKbytorlau church mot with
Mm. K. 13. (Joro Tuesday afternoon
at her homo on Gouovu. Plans woro
dlpcuiwcd for tho Clirlntmnx linznar
which will bo held the tlmt week In
December. LtKht refroitimonta ttero
iHtrvod.
orelioKlra
hc'o miller
C'onccrl
monlliH
p or l)v. .J. W. J. Minion
forini'ily of HohIoii, .Miihm., ih re
lieiirxinix iinltiKlriniody, lint aim in
view helm; n pnlilie euiieert Kiiiiieliino
iuiiiiK (lie winter hoahoii. Following
I tlio present ineinlteiMlilp, lliouli
oilier nro expected laler:
Direelor Dr. J. V. ,1. .Mnrioii.
Fimt violin Mr. I-M until CliarloH
(tool.
Seeoiid violiiiH.MixH lone Flynn,
Mm. Hertlia F. I)iiilil.iniin.
I'iiiiio MiH Hutler.
1'irnt olnrliml Mr. W. !'. Ilukw.
Soi'ond clnritiet Mr. FtniiU floo.
dale.
Klitlo Mr, M. If. Idiwmnn.
Hutu Mr. J). (. UnjtxeH.
Fimt eorncl Mr. (!. F. Dyer.
Trombone Mr. Karl Mnitney.
ConlraltoMr. II. K. Itovnuaii.
Mr. IMiou Jeromn In Krertlnj: his
many friend In this city after a
yoar'ii nlmeuco. Mr, Joromo will ro
tmUit until bfter tho mnrrlaKo of IiIk
HlAter MIhh Fern .Joromo and Mr.
Waymi l.eovi r, which takes placo
next WednoHilay.
Tho lodlcH of tho (Ireater Medford
club nro planning a Herlea of card
partlod for tho club year, to tako
tho placo of tho mid-monthly social
meotliiKH, riioro who do not piny
carda can brliiK tholr neodlo work.
MUs Frances Xunan nml Mrs.
Jonephlno ItiiBholl wero In Medford
ono day this week to meet their
biothor, Mr. Charles Numui of Port
laud who will ho tholr uuost nt. Jack
souvillo for a short time.
Itt. Itov. Chas. BeaddliiK, lilwliop nf
OroKou wiih oiiturtatued at tho Iler
bon by Mr. mid Mm, Hogor llonnott
durliiK tho recent mocttiiK of (ho
tiouthurn couvocaUou of the dlocetto
of OruKon.
Tho ladles Aid Society of tho
Christian church was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by,. Mrs, Clark
and Mr, WlltlaiUH In tho Perrydale
Addition.
MIhhuh Fern Joromo mid JchrIo
Iliulil woro vntoi'talued at tho homo
of Mr. and Mm, W. 13. Uraytou Tues
day evening, About ten Kuc8tn wero
piesont.
Mrs. a,,AlilonhaKon who Iihh
boon vIbUIiik frlouds In Medford for
HOinn tlmo rotuVued to her homo at
San Francisco yoatordity.
Tho annual mootliw of tho Hognu
JUvor Valley Unlvomlty eluh waa held
Saturday ovoiiIiik. A kooi! atteml
anco was nrosont,
Mr. nml Mva. K, Tliompson of
Oold Hill IivoukM their little ilnuKli
(or to MeiH'oni l'riiltiy to nUoiid St,
Mnry'H Aomleiny.
Tho Tuesday IlrldRo club mot with
Mrs. John DnruohiirK HiIh "wool;.
First jirlzo wan awarded to, Mrs.
ilohnson, ! . .
A verv beueiliiiiil nnioiiut nl' 'nlet
ent, ik lieiti (liken hi (lie I'arentH
Teaeliem rlrole of the iliffomnt
1,'rmninur kcIiooIh of the city. Fri
iluy (illeiiiotin (hit iifsoeiutioii of the
U'ltsliinytoii uriiimniir M'honl mot in
I ho uHfcmlily room. Ah Huh wiih ( lie
fimt IniMtioMf incelin ( the yenr not
n few mntlem of importance wera
under eotmidernlioii. Alter the ImikI
iiohh KesHioii the pro'rum wuh opeiieil
lV Mine; "Weleinne, Mother Denr'"
lv (In kimlcrp;iirleii rlnw.eH. The re
intiinder of the priirmn !n jjiven elue
wlieVo in (his inxue. Itelrer-hmeiiN
HTWil by the tenehem nml u noeinl
hour concluded the afternoon. Tlio
time decided upon for mcotiii;; ik the
fceniid Friday of each month.
Mm. ,1. V, ICeyci nml Jfm. Waller
Keutner wero hohlesM's Tliursday
nftemoou at tho home of the latter,
in compliment to the Minxes flcrttmle
nml Frnnees A ho who left this uoek
to make their home in Kan Frhucisro.
Virginia crccKir mid yellow chrv
HiiuthemumH were the deeointioiiN
tho table centerpiece Ix'iiifr fonneil-of
the flowers, tho place canU n sprnx
of niitunm leavoi. After the hoeial
hnuf luucheoii wuh Served. Thoso
present bexides the nmv'N of honor
wen- Mm. Charles I.ebo, Jin.. Homer
Rollienunl, Mm. John Vnuter nml
MiHh France Kennev.
The Woman's Amoiia llihle eliihs
of the Iliiitifft eliurcli met TueMlay
eveiiiue; tit the home of Mir Louise
llnupher on Wet Tenth street. A
very enjoyable, oveninj,' was SMnt.
Miss Denui Robert bemjr the enter'
(iiiuer, "College GirlH." Hefresh
ineiiJs wero served. The new offi
cers elected for the next six month
were: Mihs Cntlierine Mvam, presi
dent, Miits Iterthit Daly, ice-president,
Miss Xoru Dailey, eeretnry
mid treusurer. Miss Klla Itollins was
visilor. Any youiiK Indies in tho city
not nttoiuiinj; Sunday school ore in
vited to meet at tho HaplM church
next Sundtiy morniiiL' at 0:15.
A reception to tho (enchcrs of tint
Washington school was given Friday
evening- by Miss Inoi Coffin tit her
homo on itoss Court. Tho rooms
woro attractive with folingo of the
wild grains aslers and roses. An
informal program included voenl so
los by Miss Jva Coffin nml Mr.
Charles liny, piano numbers by Miss
Anna Puriickor nml Mrs. Coffin.
Light refreshments were served.
About twenty-five wero present to
enjoy the uffnir.
A chicken pie supper will be served
(his evening between fivo nml seven
in (ho Deuel 'building by (ho ladies of
(ho Methodist church, Mrs, Conkli.i
having charge of (ho urrnngemeuto
Thu supper is the closing .feature of
tho ruminago sale which was verv
successful, -over two hundred ilnUm?
being eleavd. Music will ho furnished
this evening by J)r. ,1, W. ., Minion
and Miss Jounosso Hutler.
Mr. tuitl Mrs, Fred, C. Page are
guests at jho home of Mr. iiud Mrs.
('. rti Kmgh't "on tiust Mtiiti St. They
will leave lor (heir homo at Los
Angeles the first of tho week.
The Christian lOndoavor society of
tho Presbyterian church enjoyed a
moonlight pienio Monday evening, A
bou-five nml innrshmnllow foiibt were
among the fen linos,
'Mr. mid Mrs. Myiton ,1, Kmetiek
returned Wednesday punning ftom
Portland. Thoy will soon be at home
to their friends ut 20(1 SoutlrOritngo
street,
Mrs, M, J. KstoH loft Thursday for
u prolonged visit nt Hond, Oro.
m
I ii filiviiyn cotiimi'inlnblc to hon
or ilio decllriiilic ycrs of Die elderly
people ntnong us, nml n moil licniili
ful liOMpidllity wuh I'xtcmlcd to Mrs.
llilllcy's liililo clnss by Mrs. Hugh
Kllioll nl her home Tluimdny in tho
form of tin itftoniooii coffee. This
chiHM Is coiilpoHed of the oldest In
dies In (he ejliirch, severnl nf uhoiu
have passed tlio mark of "three score
yearsmnl leu." They Imve mado u
fine record during the past year, mid
deserve to bo cmignttulnlci! on their
wonderful record. .Some of (hem are
pioneers of (his valley ninl tho lime
was very eiijoyably spool in remin
iscences of tho pt nml the brief
lieart-to-heiirt Inljcs from the mem
bers and guests expreed iinaiii
moiisly the supim' benefit derived
from the study of (lie lesson each
week. '
Heaiiliful soiivcnus of uhito car
mi I ions were glyen each guest, ufter
which (he hostess, nistcd by Mrs.
Hliliiilge, Mrs. Conkliu and Mrs. Titis
served tin elegaiit repast of sainl
wielies, coffee ami oike was served.
Ho pleasnnlly wnsHie timo sjient that
eaeli guest reluctantly departed lo
her home, bearing, with her the mem
ory of hnving lind.ii ".plcndid lime."
The Choral society organised by
Mr. Taillamlier jliis month had iU
!trl rehenrsnl Inst Wednesday ji(
the ioiiHerva(orv The aHemlmicc ;is
well as the work done for a tirst
night was very satisfactory. There
has been a prompt response to the
all for mow altos during the e.'irlv
part of the weekyniid now (here is n
need for more tenors to properly
balance the chorus. Tenor wishing to
join ore rcipiesje'd to coimuuuicate
with Mr. Tnillatidicr heforu the next
teliearsal which will take place nel
Wednesday at 8 p. in. sharp nt !he
conservatory, 31 North Grape ulree.,
College building.
A luncheon was girn ut the Med
ford holel Thumdny for Mr. nml Mrs.
Clement S. Pcker nml party of Wnsli
iuglon, D. C, iisiTtheir return from
Crater Luke. Other guests were Mr.
Will 0. Steel, Mr.K. M. Dixon, Mrs.
Davidson, president of the Greater
Med fort! club; Mrs. Helen Gale. Mr.
and Mm. A. C. Allen, Mr. nml Mrs.
.1. M. Hoot, Captain A. W. Deam,
Judge Colvig, II. 0 Harnett, Itegiuubi
II. Pamons, and A. S. Itoscahamu.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of flic
Fimt Presbyterian" church will iiiit
next Tuesdtiy witltjftlr. Harry Wort
nian, South Onkdnlo avenue.
't
Mm. Wulter Kentner is spending
tho week end in Jacksonville at the
home of her parents
Mins Kllnbefh Keliehor who has
spent several weeks wllh ttouU nl
Oakland and Cotlcord, Calif., is ex
peeled home nexl Wedliendny.
Mr. and Mm. Kulpli Lincoln eri
terlalnod frletlds at dlnnor at the
Hotel Holland Grill Monday evening.
Mrs. J. T. Sullivan wan hostess to
n n u m hor of friends Wednesday af
ternoon at her homo on peach street.
Itev. W. F. Shields and Mr, W. H.
Ooro have been attending tho Presby
tery held nt ItoHoliurg this week.
Miss Ocnevieve Woriman is speiio".
ing (he ucek-eml at the homo of her
uncle, Mr. John Gore-
Mr. and Mm. lWt Anderson .left
'rinHday afternoon for San Francisco
to remain Indefinitely,
Mr. and Mm. George Monroe loft
Friday for Fresno to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mm. Pert Anderson left
MMMVi
PAGK
Tuesday nftornoon for Snn Francisco
to remain Indefinitely,
MIsh Loralno Hilton will entertain
with nn afternoon party next Wednesday.
HIGH-0-ME
That's tho Proper Way to
Pronounce HYOMEI, tha
Famous Catarrh Remedy
Made from Australian
Eucalyptus and Other An
tisepticsJust Breathe It.
It Banishes
Catarrh
Ch.iH. Strang Is authorized to re
fund purchase price to any dissatis
fied customer. Complete outfit,
$1.00; extra bottle, SO emits.
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coming Motherkeo: sHouM"-
to prepar her system for tk
csl ordeal she la to a4rg.
neaitb or bolU Kerseli and tin
child (Upends largely MrM tk M
she bestows upo herself ivtkm th
walllnjr raonUw. Kether'a FrkMI
prepares the expectaat awther'a aya
tem for the coming- erent, aM Ha
makes her comfortable aortas; M th
tornt. Tho baby, too, Is more apt to H
porfoct and strong -wlwre the wether
baa thus prepared herself for-Hature'il
supremo function. No better ndvlea
could be given a young expectaat
mother than that
sho use Mother'B Ta,jm-a-SLirTrfkf
Vtui?v a iR ft "BaWnEls
medicine that has JlbmmWm.Xwi
provott Its value tRIENll
in thousands of c. T
cases. Mother's Friend is seifat dnts
stores. Wrl to for free book Mr tpect
ant mothers.
BRAOriUO XCGUUT6K Ct., Masts., Ce.
Wii M II
Merchant Tailoring
YoiT(lont'buyrn Ovcrcojit cverjTycar, and when
you buy one you .should get a good, comfortable one.
Chinchillas are in great popularity. I have a selection
of-fine Chinchillas.
Overcoats from $20.00 Up
' Made to your measure. ; ,
T am sure that T can be of real assistance to yoiiin
the purchase of your Fall Suit. I make to ,ypur
' measure an t ! i
All Wool Blue Serge Suit from $16.50 XJp U f
I make to 3'our measure
Eain Coats from $11.50 "Up
I have made a special study of garment making, and
can advise you intelligently. You will not know how
good material you can really afford, or what splendid
style, cut and finish you can obtain, until you come
in and talk it over. f
W. W. EIFERT
FOR HOME MADE TAILORING :
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Moe & Co.
When you think of Underwear, Hosiery, Corsets,
Dress Goods, Blankets, etc., we .want you to think of
and examine the lines we carry. Were it possible for
us to show you better made and better values we
should do so.
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HOSIERY
FOREST MILLS UNDERWEAR
HENDERSON CORSETS
GORDON HOSE
ITave stoodithe tost for vears, and we have all the confidence thev do the same today if you give' them
a trial. StoelMs ahv
got sanieoivyou on
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a trial. Stbebis alwavs complotc and should there be any particular style you desire we will be glad-to.
i verv short notice. '" '
Mm. J, P. Redilyoelui'iieil
S)olmiq yestoriluy, , '
from
FOREST MILLS
Fine weave Underwear is tho daintiest and most
attractive 'underwear a woman can buy. The
sheer, I'ino woven, close-fitting fabrics are perfect
apd you can get them, in Dutch necks, low necks,
high necks, long sleeves, elbow sleeves, short
-sloevcs and without sleeves. Knee length and
ankle length, in Union Suits, Vests and Tights, for
men. women and children.
. Children's Union Suits 29c
"While they. last we show a woll mado child's Union
Suit with drop scat, sizes from 4 to 10, for 29
Ladies' Union Suits only 39c
"While thoy'last all sizes up to Ex largo '. 39
HENDERSON'S CORSETS
The best wearing for the money.
ITonderson Corsets are constructed so that, thoy
will givo lasting servico and retain their shapoli-'
ness as long as worn. Under ordinary circum
stances one of these corsets should outwear- Wo of
tho ordinary Idnd.
rv
Die side stays are double, they are made of tho
highest grade lion-rustablo, flexible clock-spring
steel. The bones are double, of tho samo material
as the side stays, only of a narrower, lighter gauge.'
A trial will convineo you. Prices range from 98i
to $6.00.
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