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MTCDFOKD MAIL TRTBTIND, MfiDFOTlD, OTMflON, TTITTttRDAY, IrRTmTTAftY
101-1.
10,
TANGO CRAZE
PROVES E
10
XPENSV
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P0CKETB00KS
The tiuigo erur.o lmn nit tick Med
io rd society yiptavo in the pocket
book ninl oNewhero. UoiUcm of
the dunce the Argentine Uepuhllo ninl
tlu popt tabooed imt putigUng up
from $75 to $100 u day, oolleolivclj,
for tlio right to ho pupiN f touchers
whoso contract cults for ffiOO for a
months' work. Ity ir(o of thee
figures there should he little liositn-
tioit in tunpiitiK up to the troniurer'n
otfiee when tn.xos full duo April I.
Tlio iloniro, for the tnngn neeoinp
lishmeut is not eonfiueil lo iiuy one
fcot or locality. Talent ninl Phoenix
niul Jacksonville contrihutc ii scholar
or two. Dancing olubn have regular
hours, ami the women clerks of the
citv lime joined together to ncipiirc
the fad., High school students hac
hecoino infected. Most of the pupils
to date hnvo heen women, lint tlu
men folks are beginning to warm up
and take interest.
Weduiduv the tenehers lahored
coven hours at $10 ah hoar teaching
the fiuo points to classes.
CRANFIELD BURIAL
10 BE AT ALBANY
KPOKN'i:. Feb. 10. F. L. Crnu
rill, pioneer of Orecon nnd merchant
of Mod ford, who died nt the homo of
his sister, Mrs. K. J. Crow, ndjoln
lug the city of Kugcno on the south,
Wednesday morning about 3 o'clock,
of heart trouble, aged C! years, will
be Interred nt Albany.
Mr. Cranflll had been visiting Mrs.
Trow for several days nnd was In his
usual health when ho retired. A
short time before ttio end cutno he
nwoko his sister, tolling lior that ho
was very sick, nnd soon afterward
expired.
Mrs, Cranflll of Medford who was
notified of her husband's death by
wlro, nrrlvcd hero from Medfurd to
day to convey the remains to Albany
for burial.
Mr. Cranflll enmo to Oregon when
n boy and had lived nt Medford for
tlio past quarter of n century, lie
was n life member of tlio Masonlo
lodge, nt Jefferson and a member of
tlio Odd Fellows' lodgo nt llotobtir,r
llu leaves besides his wife, a daugh
ter, Kdlth, and a son, Charles, em
ployed by the Portland street rail
w.y company.
BUSHNELL
SPEAKS
NEXT MONDAY UPON
BLIND SENATOR VICTIM
OF BLACKMAIL PLOT
PBU CPU GROUND
FOREST PROTECTION
COST $260 IN 1913
SAI.K.V, Ore, Feb. 19-Tho Htato
forester last year expended 1 1C.802.
Cl for tlio forest protection service.
Of this nmount I1C.G18.3G was ex
pended for salarlos nnd oxponscs of
supervising wardens nnd other field
men, and $20-1 26 for fighting fires.
Under tlio law tlio counties uru re
quired to pay one-third of thin ex
penso, so Htato Treasurer Kay Is now
sending nut statements to tlio ver
ious counties browing their propor
tion, Klcvon of tlio counties have
fallod to pay tliolr share for tlio last
throo years, Tlio amount duo from
the counties for last yonr's sorvlco !
$.1000.87. It Is apportioned us fol fel fol
eows: linker, $221; Honton, 1150; Clack
amas, $270; Clatsop, 27G; Colum
bia, $327; Coos, $280; Crook, $107;
furry, $118; Douglas, $107; (Jrnnt,
$188; Hood Itlvcr, 103; Jneksou,
$200; Josophlno, $243; Klamath,
$189; Lake, $ur.; I.nno, $2S8; Lin
coln, 193; I, Inn, $300; Mnrlnu, $135;
Multnomah, $1!9; Polk, $177; Tilla
mook, $224; Union, $114; Wallowa,
$123; Wasco, $C; Washington, $232;
Wheeler, $182; Ynmlilll, $170,
ALASKA RAILROAD
BILL PA8SES HOUSE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. Tlio
Alauku railroad bill authorizing Pres
ident Wilson to construct a $35,000,
000 railroad from tho Alasku count
to tho great coal fields passed tho
Iiotiso yesterday 230 to 87. A similar
inoasuro has already paused tlio son
ata. Tho bills will bo taken up Im
mediately In conforonco.
At tho eleventh hour aftor a sharp
preliminary skirmish tho houso elim
inated tho provision authorizing u
$35,000 000 bond Isutio to flnunro
tho railroad. Tlio sonnto hill uuthor
Uod u $40,000,000 bond Ishuo,
Tho nmonded inoasuro provides for
financing tho projoct from tho cur
rent funds In tho troasury, tho prosl
dont bolng limited to $35,000,000,
$1,000,000 bolng appropriated for
Dr. anil Mr. MiinIiucII aio cumin
to MotU'oul i'ii Mondav. Dr. Ilii'di
ucll is the much -talked -of preidciit
of Pacific univeiHitv, nnd is in great
or donintid limit niiv olhor leclutci'
in university ovlonslnn vvoik
"I'laviMounils mid Public Hoot on
tlou" will he the big suhject of tin
doctor's sones of Icctuios hue
"Playgrounds" In nno of Dr. Hush
nell's liohhlox, ami alno of Mrs, Iluli
noil's, hoth Dr. and Mrs, HiinIiiioII
having for several vonrs fpcut their
summers in making careful aludicH
of schools and pinks the count r
over, llenr this big lecturer .Mondav
night in the high school uudiloritm
nt H o'clock.
Mrs. Hushnoll will nddrcHs the
(Ircnler Mcilford club Mouiluy nt W
p. in. hi library looms.
Dr. ltushui'll will nddrcss the high
school pupils Tuesday morning, Feb
ruary 21.
Tlio local schools ami grounds will
he carefully inspected hv Dr. nnd
Mrs. Ilusliuell before the nrosentu
lion of this great lecture. Illustrated
slides will ho used ( show tlio won
derful lliiuiri that can ho accom
plished locally.
CAOSE IS SECRET
XI'.W VOItIC, Feb. 10. If no
thing more than mere incoiiipntaliil
ity of temper wu rcpiuiihlo I'or the
divorce Krauteil in Paris rVliruur
11 to Mr. and Mm, Clarence II,
Mackny, it was iuimiho to learn
hero today what it was.
All that whs deliultelv known w
that mutual charges of decrti.i
wore made, that the decree was m
secretly granted that news of it did
not leak out until last night, that
custody of the couple's three chil
dren was given lo the father, wiln
the uuderslundiiii; that the mother
might see them nt uuv reiiMiuiihlo
time, nnd that finances d d not fig
uru in the proceedings, though it was
understood Mrs. M.ickav wn liber
ally pi mldcd for bj mi agreement
iiindo out of court.
FIVE-MASTER LOST
OFF CAPE HATTERAS
NHW YOHK, Feb. 19 - The five
masted Ktneo, reported yesterdny In
distress off Cnpa llntterns, rnuld to
found nowhero today and It was
feared It had gonu down with Its
crow of II,
Tho Klnoo was seen first from tha
steamship City of Atlanta but nt tint
tlmo It seemed likely to weather the
storm. Later, In response to wire
less signals from shore stations, tlio
United Fruit company's steamship
Matapan, with Colonel (ioetluils
among others on board, cruUod so
long off tho rnpo. looking for tho
fho-master, that tho colonel's arri
val In Now York promised to bo de
layed a day.
Tho revenue cutler Onondaga wnj
seeking tho Klnco today,
CHAMBERLAIN OPENS
FIGHT AGAINST WILSON
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. -In tho
sonnto )eHterday Senator Chamber
lain drnmactlenlly declared ho would
not "stultify" hlmsoir by telling his
constituents ho had not kept his plat
form pledge on tho tolls exemption
"liecaiiHo tho prcslduul does not agreo
with mo."
Houator Chamberlain, who voiced
tho first formal opposition to tho
president within tho democratic ranks
mild; "it 1b history that tho railways
prevented tho construction o tho
Panama canal for yenra whon tho
(liiestlon of grnntlng coastwise ves
sels freedom from tolls was dUeussod
thnso who know tho railway lobbyists
could look In tho galleries and roe.
ogulzo tho fares nt .Mr. Scbwcrln and
other lobbying for tho railways and
opposing this part of tho Panama act.
Having fallod to defeat tho building
of tho canal thoy Invado tho diplo
matic Holds,"
Htr ttHIf
NOTICE B. P, 0. ELKS
Lodgo will bo culled nt 7:.'lf)
p. m. hIiiiip ami u short sen
hIoii held lo give those who
wish to attend show. Tiuiu to
;o niter lodge.
A. O, IHJHOKSH,
Kxulted Hitler,
1tt tHtt tt t
nioMvj p uuix u
VERDICT
F
OR GORE
USES
COLLAPSE
OF IS. BOND
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb 19. -Pulled
Ktntes Senator (lore was
swamped today by tho flood of tele
grams whlrh pouted In on him con
gratulating him on his victory In tlio
$10,000 diimngo suit brought uKnltnl
him by Mrs. Julian lloiid. who nc
cuiied him of attnrklug her while
they were conferring together In n
Washington hotel last March eonrern
lug her husband's inudldncy for tho
Oklnliumn City Internal rmouun col
lortomhlp. Mrs lluiid wn reportisl on tho
verge of ncnntis collapso.
The Jury wns out but fhe minute
Inst evening he to re retiirulun with
the M-nllfl for the blind senator.
(lorn haft not let decided whether
he will Institute damage prnrocdliiKs
against Mrs lloud.
FEDERAL RESERVE
CITIES UNCHOSEN
WAHIIINUI'ON. Feb. 19. The
federal tero bank orgnulintlou
coinniltteo Is bark In Washington nf
tor a fho weeks trip througli the
country. In n ststeiueiit Irsiied to
ulght they nunouneed Its (election of
federal reierto cities and tho definit
ion of the rosorvc districts would not
be inndo until careful consideration
had been given to the Information
accumulated on the trip.
With Medford trsdo Ii Meilford mnde
Chicken Pie
Dinner
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH PARLORS
FRIDAY, FEB. 20th
6 to 8 P. M.
MKNT
Chicken IMc
Mn.shcil Potatoos IVn
CtthbiiKi Sulntl
lolly
Drown nnd hile litvnd
CoI'IVp
Ice CVcitin and Cako
IMJICKnOt?
Proceeds used (o my debt
on .Manse.
lOVEKYBODY WI0LCOMI0
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W- rH:llMONIIIKANl. A
i QSa l,MI.M-lrli.'4 llra4yV
J 'lilt In lira ' nninivvir
...I, IMlr. I lil, Mm Kltlna. V
af, 'lV n .llirr. Ilrnr rjt.T,
w f i.i a . k i-j ditltt IiVm.TI'11 H
9 SilAMOMi IHUhli l'l.l.i.l- a
I )tai(tahUlll.ftlftt.AlaarlKIUII
S01O DV DRUGGISTS LVERYMOE
PROBE MYSTERY
OE DISAPPEARANCE
L
AND
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SHOTS
OIK'IIAItn HAItNIWS
A team can pull iih big a loud with
It iih any other harnemt and cuiuiot
Injure tho treen while plowing.
Call II. l IIOXNI'.V, J'hoiio HIIH-M.
SMUDGE
POTS
2000 SmudBO Voto, slighlly
used, So ent'h while they hist
H. B, PATTERSON
Quaker Nurseryman.
Phono 752-J
liientlgntton of a ni)iterloui
Hlieotlug on tho JachKonvllle road
near the termlnim of the Went Main
Mrcot paving, about four o'clock thin
morning wuh boKiiu thlx afleruoou by
the pnllie. They aio looking for
the wlittrcuhiiiiU of Lee Dean, n
milker Miiplo)eI at the .1. W. Snider
dairy, wIioho miltciun and hat rack
wore found thin mornluc at tho end
of tho paving. Thn hat mick In
Hplotched with blood.
Demi wan ilUehargod by the dairy
owner, and rode to town thin iiiuru
lug with the milk dollvorymau,
nllRlitlug at tho pavement. That
wan the hint Keen of him, t far M
thn police know. About the imiui
lime tho milk wagon driver aw a
bugg)' with four men. nil apparently
Intoxicated driving toward Jnckrou
vllle They would have pitMcd Dean,
nnd the pollre theory l that hu left
bin belonglngN, and went with them.
People living about a mllo from
the end of tho paving heard five
mIioIn In rapid MirrcMlnu about 4.. 10,
and rapidly driven homo hoof nftcr
ward. Shortly alter vou o'uloc):
Snider wn walking down tho road,
whon a HtnuiKor imniied him on n
bc)rle, and liHiulred It hu had hcanl
an) thing about the uliootlug which
wan hi flrnt luformatluii. After
ward neighbor told hi in of hearing
the idiot, and reported It to the po
lice. Denu hu a win and n daughter liv
ing on North llartlolt ttreet.
I ' ' '
IB k IP if' III. I! 1
W ill mi$$,$'( 'l)m
Dr. t. I). Mnli of the federnl
linieiiii of plant indiixliy i deliver
iiik u xerioi of illiiHtrated IccturcN
to tockmen In the wel on the Mile
jeet of plant puikonou lo ktock.
Then Why Pay More?
A fii-ht-ela.ss ImkiiiK
powder should not
cost inoi'o titan li.'ie
per pound -Hint this
is so has been proven
by I ho tenddy in
ereasing jiopulnriiy
or
Crescctn
Baking
Powder
It is hik'h Krndo
then why pay more
beeanse of the ex
tra vacant and un
initliftil chiims of the
old lime baking pow
ders i
Hold by fl moors
Crescent Mlg. Co.,
Seal tie.
"Jolly I'liti rtnhn rit" at thn I'ago
Trcntcr Saturday and Sunday ulght,
BOURNE FATHER
OF PARCEL POST
WASHINGTON. I'Vli. III. -Co.i-greHhinaii
Moon of Tennece, dcni"
crutio clialriuaii of the lioiixc nun
inlltee on MitoffieeH uild pout roaiN,
given to ex-Senator lloiime of Or
cgon chief eiedit for the enactment
of the parcel Mt law. Ill dmeiiiiiiou
of the poKtoirice approiriutioii bill
ill the lioue u few day ago, ho ic
laU'd iMMiie of the i'ireuuitMiieit of
the eiiHeluienl of the parcel pul law,
tntiiiK Hint tlio xouu Mileiii hill wiin
n xeuate ninriiilmcnt, which, with
Nome uidditicHtlHU, wn udoptcd I in
both liouoeH,
"If there i nnvhody, in in judg
ment, who i entitled inoie than uu
hoil eUe, in connection with that lull,
to the ctrdit of lt witcrints, it in the
fonuer xenator limii tlrervou, Mr.
Iloiinu'," Mini 'oiigrc"U.iiii Moon.
SENT $20 TO HELP
BUY TELEGRAPH LINES
SAN I'llANCISl'O, Cnl , I'ob Hi,' -Tho
San Kriini'lNcnii who forwarded
Prctddoul WIIkoii fUO February X to
bo unod toward buying the (otophone
and telegraph line for the govern- j
iiient may hnvo hi money hack by ap
plying hero to I'omal liiMpcclor Leon
aid. In Heiidliig tho money tho'
donor failed lo ulna hi nnine.
Leonard today reielved a imcknco
from WnHhlngtou containing tho en
velope and thn cardboard (ao In
which tho four ffi gold piece were
Kent lo President Wlbmn The pre
blent lntrii(ted Leonard to Hud tho
fender and return tho money.
WHO
1H
LADIES! SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HI
Ttls Is Guarantaad to
Stop Vour Cough
nniix nil in mil, Nuppir '
4'Hli hrtii nl llmim
iillil Nine t'..
'I hi tilitu liinke. n dnt nl Ix-ttrr
mull Min tiuiu ii niuld buy ie;lv
ninile fur MJN. A fi'W diir llMlnlly
I'lMMpiir an iiidliinry rougli rrllei
etui wliiHipliig I'uiigli iiiliUly, hliiidi'
a It In, tin In Iter remedy inn be had
at any pi lee.
.Mil tine ilnl ill i;rniillliiliM uinr mi
t pint of Htirni wntir, and
men i
tlr
for
liilliiiti'. Put 'Jli ulnar of I'llicx (IHtV
tcnl' wurtlii In a pint Udtlc. tlii-ii
mid the huvar Stiui). It lm n plru.atit
tktn end lnU n IrmiIIv n hum time.
'Inkc a ti'unmiiful ctcry line, two or
tliti-e liiiur.
Vim ma frrl thU tnki hold of n rough
III a wnv Hint im-nint tuoinrM. Ili J
KtHh ((Mile rltit't, briirr Up tint nptK-'t It-,
I, "IIK
deli Ii
nnd ! ullitkllv hitiitlw, tixi
la Intnl. A hnii'lv ruiiwiv lor iiimrc
lirx. pnxnixllo rump. Iiriinrliitln, brum
clilnl nullnim nnd wlioiinlng cough.
'I hi- rltrcl of plan mi thn imiiilirnnc'
In wrll known. Pinrx i i ltiont mill
nlile rtnii'i III mtcd iHiliilxiUlid ef Nerwe
plflii white pine extract, and U rlrh hi
gualnnil ninl etln-r imturnl bralinii
pine rh-tiirnt. Otlirr lirilrtrnllonn will
lint work In till cotitMiiullnil.
'I bin Pine nnd Sugnr Svrup remedy
tin often I'K'li lmittel, tliotlfh neirr
tiicrxfu1lv. It I now ue. In mure
Iiuiiii tlinn nnv otlirr nuigh remedy.
A gtmrautv of nbdute ittlfartlnu, or
innnry prnliiptlr rrfiimlnl, true with thl
prrpnrtlm. Your druguld Inrn l'lnrt,
or Will grt It fur oil. If tint. Mild to
The l'lurx Co., l't. Vn)lir, lud.
Dring bick color, r.loi and thlckncsi
with Urandma'i teclpe of Sage
and Sulphur.
Common pwdcn Ag brcwp.1 lnb
bnavy tea, with ill4mr hikI pld
nildxl, will turn gry, itrraVcl nI
l.tr. hair l'utl(ully dark and luxurl
mitt riinme rtrry bit of dnlulrulT, itop
rnlp lulling ami falling hair. Mitlng
tlio Sagn "lr and Sulpliur ri-cil at Immr,
though, I troilblrwiui. An r.ulfr way I
to gvt tho rrady-tO'UM Ionic, rting
l.ut W rrnta a lurg" lottlr. at drug
ntiirr. known a "Sfth' haco arvl
Sulphur llatr ItoiurJy, llnu avoiding
kit o( itm,
While wlipy, gray, flfl hair U not
pitiful, wo all (U-aiie lo rvUln our ) oil th
iol apiraranco and attractivrnnu. lly
.Urkrii nt- onr hair llh Wteth'a Sam
and rialiliur, no nnn can trll, lau It
ilmvi It o naturally, mi rtrnly. You i
lint daniprn a totig or olt tmiah with '
It aiul draw tlil lliniij:li )our hair, I
taking on mall atratxl at a lime I l7 j
morning all gray halra have dlMpvanl.
Mirt anotlwr appliratlon or two your
hair lv.nw liitlfully dark, gloy,
aift and luxuriant and you appear jeara ,
youngrr. I
TOM
MACKEY
NOTED EVANGELIST
AND RESCUE MISSION
WORKER
Of Chieatfo, will eonduet
Sjieeinl Services
TONIGHT, FEB. 19
At Baptist Church
You arc cordially Invited
Hugh Dickson
Why, lliif,rl Diekson is
simply one of over sixty va
rieties of ehoiee ever-blooni-iiiL,'
Hoses in stock at the
EDEN VALLEY
NURSERY
The Nursery thai handles
more roses, flowering shrub
bery and ornamental goods
than any other two firms in
the valley.
The Nursery that puts
Quality First and has never
advertised "Prices just a lit
tlo bolow tho other follow."
200
CHOICE BUDDED
HUGH DICKSON
AVhile they last at $2.00 per
bunch of ten.
PEACHES
1000 Peach Trees of the
Icadinj; varieties, including
:)0 Tuscan Cling, at 7 to lo
cents.
BOSC PEARS
1 hnvo n few thousnnd
choice' Hose lYar Trees on
Japan roots and will sell a
imi't of this stock at $11.00
per 100 for ato-l, and $14.00
for I to (i.
IJemeniber, this nursery
backs up every line of adver
tisement with the goods, and
tho goods do tho talking.
Delivery Yard:
(iOnVj K. .Mnin'st. Phone 102
N. S. BENNETT.
KLEIN
iiru.ns ci.oTiir.8
Tor good appearance nnd good icr.-
Ico nt
itiniiT l'lticics
MUlll'Olll) TAUOILS
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Pictorial rnttorim for
April are now In atock.
l'aw lie (llnve are the beat
per pair ......91.00 and 9i.n0
Jioe&ffc.
iMKDKOUD'H KXCM'SIVM ) (IOODS STOIvMO
Cordon IIoko for gentlemen,
ladles and children, fast col
or and guaranteed to gHo
HatlHfactlon, per pair U3c
Mvery weelc ndtls new nrrivals to our already very complete stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
bothall wool, wool and cotton mixed nnd all cotton. Never before have patterns and fabuics been seen
so attraetive as they ai;o tljis season. Hoth domestic nnd foreign styles will appeal to you as something
entirely new and just what you have been longing to see. The most leading fabric of tho season, such as
Crepes, Voiles, Wntines are shown here in all the new colorings and weaves. We invite your inspection.
Wi-Vi. Iiuh Shepard and fancy checks,
black and white, navy and white, red nnd
black, splendid cloth fur skltlH and buH.
per yard, only nnu
no-lnrli Wafflo pattern cloaking chilli,
coiiich III plain now red and now green, es
pecially .idapted for sport coats, pop
yard "
Imported (Ionium dreim goods, ft heavy
and very soft finished cloth conios In
blank and wlilto stripes nnd broken plaids.
Can bo washed and Ironod and very dur
able, per nrd ijll.no
Hi INCH CATO.V CHKl'HS ll)o
Imported French crepes, very flno wouvo
and couioh In soft ovonlng uhados, per
yard "
a i.vtiu i:x(Jiiisn citiieics a.io
TIioho nro tho now rlco pattern and plaid
eropoH, very aproprlalo for houso dressuu
and good wash colars, prlco por yunl....lWo
Wi INCH Jtll'OKI.KrrS ll!4
Kxtrn spoclnl while they last, good assoit
inont now to pick from nt only, per
yard -o
Ono lot Ladles' Crepo N'lght (lowna plain
wlilto, also with small colored .design nt
por prlco, each OHo
Ono lot ladles' assorted Cornet Covers, laco
or embroidery trimmed, well worth Ufie,
special, only -3o
Kajor'H Jersey Knit Silk Knickerbockers,
u very good vnluo at, only ijia.oo
Knysor'g Knit Silk Vests, nil sizes at prlco
oaeh f'-.OO
Ti Inch Japauoso and Soi-poutlun Crepo,
largo nsHortmoiit to Boloct from, special
per yard, only t"0
afio now pattern Klaxon, small ilrosdon do
sign and good wash collar, prlco per yard,
only ,;5u
flood drosB (Uughum, many now pnttorna
to Boloot from, per yard 10u
Host grade Challles, now patterns, prlco
por yard Ho
: Silk Hair Nets with elastic for 10c
It doxon good ulcklo plated Safety Plus, all
sUes for, only 1e
! silk covered Spli'al Collar Sta8, 2Vi, 3
and aVi Inches lone for, only .,... Ro
Chlld'a f.'Bt black cotton hoso, 3 pair for,
only 23c
200 lloudorsou Cornets to doso out nt,
only Ho
U000 nrds ull linen laco, nhsorted patterns
and lusortlon to match nt, per yard, 3o
Olio lot of flno omhroldorlea, nssnrtod Pt
terns up to 0 Inches wide, to clean up nt
Just One-lialf l'rtco
Ladles' Tailored Skirts, wlilto, tan mil
blnck, inado from good griulo Balsltto, 1.60
grndo for "Mc
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DrosB Shields, covored with good nuallty
cumbrlc, 10c pair or 3 pair for .-lo
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