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MHm?OM) MATT, TRIBUNE. STKUFORT) OKKOQN. SATURDAY. KHKRUAHY
IOCAL AND
L PERSONAL
Mr. ntul Mm. Siumiel ItoscnlturR.
ownora of the llcnr rrrk orchard,
linvo nrrlvoil from Scnttlo to Inspect
their propci ty.
A public mooting will ho hold nt
tho imhllo library Monday owning,
nt S o'clock of tho Mcdford Apsiv
elated Clinrltlos, 13ory one Is urged
to Attend this nicotine nnd plans for
tho future will ho dlscuuMd. A full
report ot tho ear's work will bo
mado, ftlio an elect Ion of officers for
the ensuing j car.
City pasonRor servlco 15c. Cotin-
try trips In proportion, rierson &
Foster! Phono S7S-U it
(ieorgo Hanson of Urownsboro,
bregon, a former resident of Jack
pon and Joscphlho counties, nnd well
known among tho old-timers, died
Thursday of stomach trouble.
Hear Rev. Geo. Schooner on Hoses
nnd Hose Growing, tho week begin
ning Fobrunry 22, nt tho public li
brary. J. H. Hood of Portland, a traveling
preacher, espousing tho Seventh Day
Adventlst faith. Is scheduled to
prench In this city Sunday. Mr. Itecd
Is engaged In n transcontinental walk
preaching en route, from Portland,
Oregon, to Portland, Maine.
Dr. J. J. Emmons has moved to
his now Biilto of offlco cooms In tho
second rioor of tho M. F. & H. Co.'s
hulldlnc.
Leslie Gibson, n former resident of
this city is in the city for a few days
visiting friends.
Tho Haight Music Studio has
moved from 11C S. Laurel street to
room 401, Garnett-Corey building.
Phono B3-W. residence phone C36-L
273
Ned Vilas returned to his studies
nt tho O. A. C. nt Corvallls after
spending tho week with his parents
In this city.
An oxporlenced fitter. Stato ex
perience. Address 10, care Mail
Tribune. 271
County Clerk Gardner spent Friday
afternoon in Mcdford nttendlng to
business matters.
Seo Davo Wood aoout that flro In
suranco policy. Offlco Mall Trlbuno
Dldg. '
D. AV. Ilcebc of the Agato district,
spent Friday In Mcdford transacting
business.
Matlneo, the Page today.
Tho forestry department Is prepar
ing data nnd arranging ranger assign
ments for the spring and summer
Ecason. It is not likely thcro will be
any changes in tho rangers or look
outs from last year.
8weet cldor at Do Voo's.
Circular letters appealing for aid
to tho war victims of Serbia, Poland,
and Belgium bavo been received In
this city from tho national headquart
ers in Now York.
Winners of weekly prizes In piano
contest are: Ada Dlakcly, nt Mann's;
Lillian Pierce, at Kldd's; Freda
Davis, at Schlcffolin's; Laura Gault,
nt M. F. & H. Co. 273
Tho boys' and .girls teams of the
Mcdford high school Friday night de
feated tho Klamath Falls boys nnd
girls teams by tho scores of 24 to 3
and 14 to 1. Tho visitors lacked
team work. Miss Nolllo Coruiri
starred for tho local girls. After the
game a reception was given for the
members of tho visiting teams. They
will lenvo for their homo today.
Seo Zudora at It Theater tonight.
vNorthbound traffic on tho South
ern Pacific has been resumed on reg
ular schedule after tho delay tho first
of the week duo to heavy weather
In tho Shasta region. Telegraph
and telephone servlco to tho noutli
nlso Jian been resumed,
Mrs. Luuch, 320 North Dartlett, ox
port corseticre.
The Parcnt-Teachors association of
tho Jackson school held their regu
lar meeting Friday.
Thero will bo a meeting at the pub
lic library Sunday ovenlng, 7:30 for
men and women. Mary E. Drown of
Seattle, protective officer In tho po
lice department will spoak.
The rains and melting snow of tho
last week bus caused now activity In
plucf mining In tho bouthem Ore
gon djstrlct. Tho tt reams of south
ern Oregon arc running full to tho
hank,
Mutlnco, tho Page today,
Tho Cadillac' 11)15, olght-cylludor
cor. being oxhtbltod at tho Hall gar
age Is nttractlng considerable atten
tion among local autolsts, and four
or five snles are hanging fire. The
car Is a beauty, and the Interest In it,
shows thnt tho condition of depres
sion In tho Rogue ilver valley Ms
somewhat a state of mind.
Cora E. Utley, chiropodist, 407
Garnett-Coroy building, phono C57-R.
274
Tho Mlssc Frances and Lucinda
Ilraun of Grants Pass are visiting
friends and relatives in this city for
a fow days.
Kodak finishing aud supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isls
Yfasater. ''
Col. George P. Mlms of Seven
Oaks is a business visitor in the city
today,
Hnymond Fnrloy of Ashland nponl
Friday In Mcdford visiting friends.
Get It nt Do Voo's. '
Tho ABsoclntl'd Charities of this
city will hold n meeting at tho pub
lic library Monday ovenlng nt S:00
o'clock, when tho vyork of tho last
year will be gono over, nnd plans for
tho future will bo discussed.
Kodak finishing tho host, at "Wca
on'a Cnmoro Shop. Over Isla Thea
ter. Complaint was mado ip the police
last night by residents on Hlvorsldo
nenuo thnt n number ot oung men
were howling and pnrndlng up and
down that thoroughfare disturbing
their slumbers. When the pollen rtr-
rhed tho paradera had paraded out of
sight. It Is said that somo of tho
young men under ago wro Intoxi
cated, and nn effort Is being mado Ho
find out where they got tho llqudr.
Of Into n number ot enses of Intoxica
tion nmong boys has been reported.
Seo Zudora at It Theater tonight.
Fred Hopkins of tho Snowy Uutto
orchards, ts spending tho day In Mod
ford attending to business mntters.
Get ysur tmtter, cream, milk and
nuttor-mllk, at Do Voo'.
Joo Kelly ot tho Griffin crook dis
trict Is spending the day In Medford
on business.
We are headquarters for real first
quality cut hair. Mnrlnello Hnlr
Shop, 407 Gamctt-Coroy building.
274
Young men of tho city arc mani
festing much Interest In tho club
roroms of Company 7, nnd mnny who
formerly spent their spare llmo loi
tering about tho streets, nro now to
be found reading or plnjlng games In
tho nuartcrs. Tho club Is tho re
sult ot the efforts of Captain A. J.
Vnnco. Carl Tcngwald Is nctlng ns
house secretary.
J. O. Gerklng, the best nil around
photographer In southern Oregon
Always reliable. Negatives mado any
where Urno or place. Studio 328
Main St. Phono 320-J.
H. C. Stoddard ot the California
Oregon Power company spent Friday
In Grants Pass attending to business
matters.
Dr. S. A. Lockwood and Dr. Myrtle
S. Lockwood, (physicians and sur
geons) have moved to their new suite
of offices. Rooms 309, 310 nnd 311,
third floor, M. F. & H. Dldg.
Tho city of Grants Pass is consid
ering tho advisability of buying the
system now furnishing water. Tho
matter will probably be settled at a
special election.
The Nurml Inking company has
just installed into their modern plant,
he hom of Uutternut nnd Pan-Dandy
bread, n broad moulder. It rolls the
dott; Into flat sheets and forms it
into loaves for baking, as fast as 3000
loaves per hour.
Henry White of Wntklns Is spend
ing a few days in tho city attending
to business matters.
Miss Jcsslo Shafer of tho Illinois,
valley district ot Josephine county,
Is spending a few gays n tho city at
tending to business matters.
W. I. Vawter, Joint representative
from Jackson and Douglas counties,
returned this morning from tho legis
lature at Salem, to spend the week
end in this city.
Miss Mildred Gregg ot Ashland
spent Friday In tbls city visiting
frionds and relatives.
Tho polko found a woman's hat on
East Main stret this morning. It is
a. perfectly good hat and must have
cost somebody a pretty sum one
time. Tho pollco aro looking for the
persdn it once adorned, and linvo the
hat at tho police station. They are
trying to find out whether it was
blown off by tho wind, lost during
h Joyride, or tho mIo clue to an un
known crime. Tho owner can have
samo by calling and Identifying. It
Is almost as thrilling a mystery as tho
Jost blue sergo pants.
IN YELLOW TICKET
Michael Morion, tho mitiior of
"Tho Yellow Ticket," which euuiPH to
tho l'ugo theater on Tuesday, Febru
ary 0, is a playwright of iutoriiutioniil
fame, Among lita boot known works
may ho mcntioni'il "JloMirrection," in
which Blnncho Viihh starred ' with
fjreut succokk for fiovernl h'iimmis,
and which was written in collabora
tion with Henri Uatalille; "My Wife"
ami 'The Hunaway,"
"The Yollow Ticket' will open with
tho following hplcndid (emp'any:
Dello Mitchell, Warner Olnnil, Kilwurd
Foley. John Itavold, l.o-iii. Ilurtniun.
Aithur Maitlam', Uoiothv KHI KeB
iuald Carnngtoii, Clyde venux, Leo
Kennedy and olhern.
Portland Livestock Market
l'OKTLANI), Feb. 0. Cattle lie
ccipU ;t8; steady.
Ilofjs Receipts .'J00; steady.
Sheep Unchanged.
Qold, jeBach Second salmon can
nery planned for Huh spring.
Ashland is building a scenic highway,
SPLENDID COMPANY
FACTORY
W
T
Utile iu'IimIy imu Hod tho day m
the oiimpiiiKn for the otitl)IWhtiietit
of ti licol migiif fiiolorv in the Roc.no
river valley, tho loeitl 'committee wait.
ing tltu'-YetmH.or thu iojtigilliiUH tifd
Soil Kspoil Klorvv m (Irani b
If tho norvneo tlTero eniihW ui l ON-
Veetutiotix the roiptiivd nmoiiiit Willi
bo nt hnml, nnd tho next move- up to
tho sugar interests.
Expert Slorov oxpeolK to finHi w
testing in that distriot this nftomoon
ami hns promised to mlvio thu com
mittee nt onco by telephone of hi
tlndtngi. If thov mo favorable the
oommittoc will adviso Messrs. Hniin
well and Xiblcy that they nro ready
to take tho net ntop in tho nrgotin
turns. '
Both the beet Micnr committee and
tho promoters are unvioiw to settle I
Hie isue at once, im the time w o
oeedingly tihoit, if anv heels nro lo
be grown and cut IhU noiwon.
. -"Tita
ROSE EXPERT TO
tk
Kov George Schooner of Brooks.
Oregon, the roso wizard, will deliv
er a series ot lorttinyt on "Hoses and
Rose Growing" under tho auspices of
tho Mcdford Itoso society. Th lec
tures will be given at tho library
building.
And will bo free to the public.
Everyone Is cordially invited to at
tend. Tho subjects will be ns follews:
Monday, Feb. 22, at 8 p. m., "The
Hose In History."
Tuesday, Feb. 23, nt S p. in., "The
Botanical Classification of tho Uosc."
Wednesday, Fob. 24, at 8 p. in.,
"Tho Planting nnd Pruning of
nose."
Thursday, Feb. 2f., at 8 p. m., "Tho
Host Varieties of Hoses nnd How to
Conduct an Exhibit."
Should the members In attendance
Justify It, another lecture will be
given Friday, Fob. 29.
L
W. E. Smith, missionary of the
American Sunday School Union, jtM
rctumed'frout ii trip in tho country,
where he lias been holding special
services with one of his Sunday
schools. Ho was with them eight
dnys, resulting in the conversion df a
class of eleven, mostly young people,
and the organizing of u Young l'eo
plo's Society of Christian Endeavor.
Missionary Smith organized thjs Sun
day school November 2 last with a
membership of twenty, which number
has nearly doubled since then. The
Sunday school is surely the recruit
ing station of the church, nnd the
christian or church who does not do
their best in promoting tho Sunday
school work to its greatest efficiency
has missed many golden opp irl mi
tics. . A Good ItevolullDn.
To help build up Medford payrolls
by smoking Governor Johnson or
Mt, Pitt clears.
TOO IjATB TO OlJIKHIFT.
FOIt UXCHANGE Cloar prop, and
securities for a. up to $2000,
City res. 122.10. 13000, 200O,
$2500, $3000, $4000, $5500, $7500
$12,500, $15,000, for a.
Idaho bung. $1000 and cash, for
a.
Portland res. $4500 to $15,000
for a.
$2800 busl. and cash for a.
Wlliamotto ranch $10,000, for a.
Wash, hotel $00,000 for atock
ranch,
Ihlck hlk. and lots, $85,000 to
$125,000 for, stock ranch,
L.'A. hotel for clear a. $50,000.
Grove near L, 'A. $50,000 clear
for stock ranch.
Cal. alfalfa ranch $28,000 for
valley.
Cal, alfalfa ranrh $20,000 clear
for stock ranch,
. , "SnatHe prop, for ranches any
amount. "4
Clark itealty Co., 200 Phlpps Dldg.
WANTBD- A 4 or Vi horsepower
electric motor cheap. Apply Mgr.
No. 114 Western Union Tele. Co.
273
I'OH SALE -Hred sows and gilts
from prlzo winning Duroc Jersey
herd, Jackson county fair; also
boars old enough for bervlce and
weanlings. L. II. Houston, one
mile west of Talent, phone" 3-F12.
207
EXPERT"
RP
GIVE FEE
At the Churches
Cntholln
Masses S.and 10:30.
Evening devotion ami benediction
7:30.
EplsioiMil
Holy communion, S u. in.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Holy cdmmunlon, 11 a, ni.,'.
Evening itrhWr 7;(0 p.' nljii
W. U. Itnintltou, vicar. 1i
''cY
- Zlon l.ntlicinn'
Services at Zlou l.uthoranrilU W.
Fourth, stieet, wilt be conducted In
German mid tingltsh at ti'j in.
lnstnlatlon of deacons, tijt connec
tion with morning service; 'j'
Bible school nt 10 a, m. l
No evening sen Ice.
Come nnd'Worshlp
Medfoi-il ClirMlutf A vtonlhly
The Medford Christian Assembly
moots oery Smidn nfternooii nt
2:30 o'clock In. 'St. MiirVa liall, 21S
West Main street. Full gonpul teach
ing, Including diilno ,honllug, the
bnptlsm of the spirit, Christ's com
ing, etc. Ilov.. C, K. Bodge, nctlug
piiNtor.
lloplNt.
Morning sorvlco 1 1 a. in.
Subject. "Wnlk'Worthlly of the
Lord Unto nil Plenslng." '
Evening service 7;30 o'clock. Sub
ject "Tho Steadfast Christ.'-'
lttiv. W. S. Blew art will preach at
both services.
Sunday school ;i;IG a. m.
P.. Y. P. U. 0:30 p. in.
Free MctliiMllst
Corner Tenth and Ivy.
Sunday school 10 n. in.
Preaching 11 a. m.
Hlblo drill 6:30 p. in.
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
Mid-week prayernioetlng Thursday
7:30 p. m.
ou aro welcome nt theso services.
J. E. Mradlcy, pastor.
Flrt (liurcli of tltrl-t, SclentM
Sunday service at 1 1 o'clock, sub
ject "Spirit."
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 7:30. All aro cordially
Invited.
Sunday school nt 10 o'clock. All
under tho ago of 20 are welcome.
Heading room In church edifice,
212 North Onkdalc, open from 1.30 to
10 dally, except Sundays and holi
days. Oakdalc Avenue Methodist
Sunday school 10 n. ni.
Preaching nt U a. in. nnd 7.30
p. m.
Morning subject. "A Wise Choice."
Reception of members.
Evening subject, "How to Obtnln
Snlvatlon."
Kpwortli League at 0:30 p. m.
Pra)cr meeting Thursday avenue at
7:30.
All are welcome to attend those
services. H. M. Ilranluiin, pastor.
Mctliudlst
Tho pastor of tho First Methodist
Episcopal church, corner of Fourth
and Hartlctt streets, will bogln a spe
cial series of three sermons on tho
general topic, "Tho Amiisomunts of
tho World." The first of the scrlos
will bo Sunday night, subject, "The
Artistic Tuning
C. Ml RICHARDS '
Phono HOI)
Employed and endorsed by tho fol
lowing musicians and teachers of
music In Mod ford. Ask thorn, thoy
llvo hero and know, Mrs. Murnli,
Mrs. Coffin, Miss Mcars, Ml hi ilocck,
Miss Gruves. Miss Vromnn, Prof.
Haight, Prof. Hoot nnd Prof. Tall
landler, while hero.
My dnsemblo work In tuning, vole
Ing, action and koy-board adjustment
a revelation In 'tonal efforts; All
kinds of repairing.
Eyes Fail iat Forty
Five
No matter hoW godd tho eyes may
be, along about. 'tho ago of f ot ty flvo
reading sight begins to Tail.
This law is Inexorable with tho
human raco. If propor correcting
glasses aro proipptly obtained no
harm to tho oo will come; f not
the oveistralned effort In reading
will result In serious Injury. Hut
remember when getting glasses that
poor ones are worse than none at all.
I guarauteu absolute satisfaction
in every caso undci taken.
DR. RICKERT
Eye Sight flpocJnliHt
Sidto 1-a Over Deuel's. ,
l
Chiistlan mid tho Thoalor." IMnln
(tilths will bo kludl spokon, and
backed by expert testimony,
Uov, O. E. 0k, a ntlsHlonnry from
India on fm lough, will pnneU an
ovnngollstte sei.mou at thu It a. in.
service, lie will deliver n inlnaloli-''
nry address In the afternoon at thtoo
o'olook.
Other services of I ho day aro as
follews:
Sunday school l; 15 a, m,
Junior Kpwortli League p. m.
Epworili League, tl; lt p, nu
Those will all ho llvo und Juippy
services lo which iny aro vvolcoiuu.
: . . ,
PiiwltjN'tJnu,
ProachtiiK at II n. in., Subjoul,
"The True Church." t
Solo, "The lMnUH of Ponco," h,v
llnruatd, Florence lltuolrlgg.
Gospel solo, E. V, Maddov and
Florence HnrolrlMg.
Pronehlng nt 7:;i0 p. in. Subject.
"The slory of Huth contrasted with
the stories of other wiltois."
Solo. "The Ulrd With tho lltoken
Pinion,"' by Johnson, Florence Hazel
rlgg, Tho oiehestra Voluntary and Of
fertory. Sunday school at 10 a, in.
y. p. s. o. k nt t?.ao p. m.
Kindergarten nt 1 1 a. in.
Prnycriucetlng nt 7.30 p. in, Thurs
day. All nro welcomu to these services,
especially the stiangor In tho cltv.
Ctiilthui
Wo shall be delighted to have ou
meet with us next Lout's H.i morn
ing and evening for worship. Largo
chorus and cougiegatlonnl singing.
Morning ktvIco 10:15, sermon,
"Thou shnlt call Ills Nnme Jesus,
for It Is Ho thnt shall save I Hi peo
ple from their sins."
Evening, 7:45, sermon, "Huth's
Great Decision." Every woman
ought to nttond this service ns well
ni every mnn who Is not serving else
where. Hlblo school Is sure n llvo Is.mio.
with increasing attendance, nnd fine
expositions of the lesson, by very
nblo tenchers. Wo bogln nt U.45 n
m.
C. E. society meets at 0:30 p. "In.
Alt cordially Invited.
Mid-wook praver meeting Thursday
ovenlng at 730, Subject, "His
Strength" Mark 1-1:28. Harry 15.
Tucker, M. A. minister.
Experienced Women
Advise Mother's Friend
rtrrnUM It It ih ixTtootty rnfa to iui
and ba bcn ot such Ktrat hnlp lo a
hoit of vxjxctnnt
mothTK, iho'd wo
men. MocrloncrO In
thli mot happy
ixrlcxl. uilvl.. If)
uo of ' Mothci'n
Frtcnit."
Appllc! cxtrmnll
Ifh fllin ntMlAmlnnl
t 'llA A-JVO-J I muiu?lm Iim tiuniom
i 'l'NteCl I f in rillovo thi
iinduo trnnloti upon
tho conts nn,l ll(5iununli rcsulllnic from
muRCubir cxnloii. Un.alli thn sur
fnco lit a network of flno ncrvo Ihrrnili
nnd Iho Kenll. iwothlnit emliroontlon.
"ilotlirr" l"rlnit," It loiilenr,l lo to
lulirlmto Ibn mutcular fltirr nil to nvoll
tlio unnncon-Mry ami continuous nnnsins
upon thli inxrlmt of nirrw. Appllnl to
lio lin-nit It aCordt ttu prupcr ruaw.-ipj
to ptfVfnt raking.
Thrro M rcarct-ly a wrll-MorkM (Iron
utoro anyAvticru Imt what you ran mnlly
obtnla a liottlo of "jrothvr'n Krlfnd" "l"l
In ninrly oviry town umt vllhico Li u
grandma who licm-lf uwil It In writer
yom. I.xpcrinnl niollu-rii uru urucd v
try thin tptni'tlil imlatnnt.
Jlolliurn 1'rlriMl It is ls'n prfporo,
liy liraililotd Jti-iriiLitor Co., 310 Km a,
I!Ml7., AttAiitn, On , for urnrly Imlf I
rrntury. Sii't Ur voluallo llttlg imcU l(
. cJiitant. aioilicrt.
"Early to Bed
and
.EariytoRise"
,; - , k-
applies to each one of us, tho
aahie as it (lid to grandfather.
" H i
Get yourbeU n good alarm
tc(Qck-4u8RJvH'ej i,tjpcarly
start tho dny right -and you
will quickly, rcnlieu .thnt you
are frcttirunhoad, in the world.
Never jnjnd 'swearing pff."
Swear pa a new alarm clock
and a new getting up habit
and the combination will
bring you greater prosperity
and a happy New Year,
Just recelvod a big Rhlpmcnt ot Dig
and Idttlo Ileus,
Sen the milking halt-hour alarm
Dons,
MARTIN J. REDDY
Tho.Joiiclei; a
2IU E, Main
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BUREAU
CUT 10 $35,000
SAI.K.M, Dr., I'Vh. (I. Hemuiiiiu: Hm
iuiain il" lijiM t'l'oiinin.v, llm Iuuiho
nnd sciiulo joint uiivh and iuciium
I'oiutuillOe lait ntlti ileeided to cut
tliiMip'n)liittlni HHki'il liV (lie Oli'
pni.liilionii ol' tuiui'H nnd kooIokv
Ji.oin WH.OOt) lo .I;,IUI0 for tlio com
lug hicuiiimu, Tlio commit i't ilii (
ed that wlp'tt the ainopnalioii hill i
davvu it. Hlipulate tlinl tlio Iniioau
cwito its invotipillou ol clav prod
ui'Ih mid ilrUiimjJi' mil oohliijp it, ne
tlVltiOH I'M'lllKivelv to Milliliter.
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sluggNh liver an bowels. If )ou fel
bilious, illry or tongue Is coated and
stoinntii sour, Just got a lo-ciut box
of CasrantH to sdtrt .voiir liver and
bowels and jour heiidachos will end
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Deposit Your Valuables
In our Plro nnd IlurKlar Proof Vault. l'onnldr tho
Safety, Convenience and Sallnfactlon It will afford ou,
Safe Deposit Hoxoh for rent.
J2 00 nnd up per year
oven es vc'aps undcr onc manvgcmcht
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Reduced In Price
Effective February 1st
POWELL AUTO CO.
Grand Masque
At Eagle Point, Oregon
Friday Night, Feb. 12th
Floor Reserved for Masquers Until II P. M.
GOOD UP-TO-DATE MUSIC
Tickets to Dance, Inclutlliifl refreshment, $1. Spectators 25c
EAGLE POINT AMUSEMENT COMPANY
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Big Reduction In
Goodrich Tires
Compare theso Goodrich prices, showing trqmontloiis
reductions, with prices you have previously paid. For
instanco, old prico on Goodrich 34x4, Smooth Troad,
$24.35. Presont price, $10.40.
Rp r'LAIN Sz- SAFETY
S,ZE TREAD b,ZE TREAD
. 30x3 $9'00 30x3 ' $9.45
. 30X31, SI 1.00 30x3, $12.20
' 32x3 $13.35 32x32 $M.OO
33x4 $19.05 33x4 $20.00
34x0 $19.40 34x4 $20.35
36x4 2 $27-35 36x4 J? $28.70 .
37x5 $32.30 37x5 $33.90
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