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STEDFORD MATE TRTBtJOT!!, MEDFOKIh OREO ON, S ATITRD AY, MAY fl, - 1919
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. Ye Smtidge Pot
By Arthur Perry
LINKS TO SPARROWS
The sparrows playing on the streets.
Each day are growing bolder. .
They flit about the horses feet ; '
; And roost upon your shoulder. ' .
Thdr work lies In the fields afar,
A-chaslng bags, while farmers sputter
Instead they loaf beneath some car
And dine from out the gutter. ;
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Of all the birds up in the air,
.No other's brain' so narrow, .
For nothing do they seem to care,
i Kach, a feathered Theda Kara.
." That the coming generation shall
Stow npjree from all deception, it is
' proposed by a gang of Philadelphia
- xealots to abolish Santa Clans. This
is the most laudable of reforms, and
showing the Bplrlt of the Crusaders
still: lives hot on the trail of the
"forces ot evil." . '
,V The-Belgians, as you no doubt re
member, were the game fighters who
with the odds 100 to J against them,
delayed the German armies. 11 days
at Liege, and elsewhere, while France
. and England were waking up. But
for the Belgians It might have all
"been over in 1914,wlth no need for
America in 1918. Yet the peace con-
i fab quibbles , over the damages, and
Belgium threatens to follow Italy.
BUTTON! BlTTOJf! ETC.
(Orlando, Cal., UnK
Button On Tuesday, April 29;
1919, to Mr. and Mrs. John -Button,
Orlando, California, a
son,' weight 8V4 pounds. -
IX) YOU REMEMBHR
When Mose Barkdull sold Ad Wol
gast a hog ranch, and a pair of brake-
men out of a Job promoted an Inter
urban line in the valley. ; -
".-. Only one returning soldier or
sailor in 192 leaps into matrimony,
statistics show. The 191 have
.enough of war. ; : ; ,
For uniqueness , in architecture,
and originality In design, none will
deny that she thlngamajig on the top
of the fish market takes the cake.
1 'Farmers, try our squirrel poison.
Klamath Hardware Co." (Ad Kla-
math Falls Herald).- If it gets the
farmer, the hired man can go after
the squirrels.
FAMOUS SYSTEMS
Human
Hun
Oregon. ,
. The Italians are not, as excited as
they were last week. They are either
oooled down or getting their second
wind. - -. ' :' .
' If Col. Mundy hits oil, it will not
be necessary to smudge, ,but mon
- dleu! how the streets will be tracked
UP- ' .Ti-'.'-.v .;''''.'' '
None of the aristocracy showed up
FrI. . wearing a bunch of straw mold
ed into: a hat. L . ,' ,
, The Chlco ('Cal.) Enterprise has
ceased .abruptly hooking: this, the
Shears or nerve being lost. ,)
Where are the Frenchmen who
used to cheor the president, . trlas
tempo diem. . , -.
A halr'fell out of old T, Fuson's
head In mid week. Friends fear he
1 will commit haticlde like Port Neff.
The police are watching Immature
. mustaches for sudden growth. It Is
reported, hut not confirmed ihat a
new form of whiskers has broken
out on Mose Alford s boy.
This Is the end ot it oil
'The Lowest Depths."
HOW ABOUT MEXICO?,
MEXICO promises to become a live issue again. A
book has recently been published by Doubleday
Page regarding the. Carranza administration. It is called
"Mexico under Carranza," by Thomas E. Gibbon. ' .. .
If half of the statements in this book are true, then
conditions in Me::ico now are worse than they have ever
been before. v 7 - ' . ' !
Carranza was recoguized by this couhtxy on the as
sumption that order was soon to be established, and re
forms instituted which would bring relief to the common
people of that distracted republic, v
According to this book, however, the peons who were
to be emancipated are suffering a far more frightful bond
ago than even in the reign of the autocratic Diaz. Instead
of establishing law and order, Carranza is merely the
willimr tool' ofi a corns of rival bandits. A-ho rob and loot
and kill, during the week;
Carranza regime alone on
Mexico is uaturallv one
the continent. But in this treatise Mr. Gibbon declares
ranches are grown to weeds, cattle are fast disappearing.
and as the constant guerilla wartare renaers country lite
unsafe, the farm laborers have migrated in hordes to the
citvs, increasing the" mouths to feed, raising rents, and by
thus .cutting off the production of food stuffs, increasing
ehftos and starvation. . ' .-.--; :
The middle and lower classes in Mexico today are
dying by the thousands. .Foreign business interests have
long since departed. And worse than all, according to
Mr-. Gibbon, Carranza and his lieutenants are Vaxing
..II ...... - '. 1 A 1 . -I ,t i
riclij bmldmg up private toitunes tnrougn tne exploita
tion and ruin ot the coimnon people ot .Mexico, whose
welfare they righteously proclaimed was to be their sa
cred obligation if allowed recognition and control., , ; ;
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The author arrives at this conclusion: . , - . -(
."Thei-e is yet time to accomplish a great deal that jus
tice, to speak nothing of humanitarianism, would appear,
to call for, if we would cease to expect at the hands of the
dominant class m Mexico the justice tor the masses winch
we humanelv desire, and insist upon the sort of govern
ment which the rights of our
this we would be rendering
masses of Mexico.
ognizes force as the only influence that can .control his
actions.; He .has no conception of and aia respect for any
other influence. Like his brothers the Bolsheviki, the L
W..W. and the Germans, he
ure or refusal to use force to accomplish a purpose if it-is
at command. In a well meant effort to serve
these unfortunate people we
imposing famine and death
We have assisted
of Mexico over to a party which is destroying the Jives of
thousands or its own people
in vicious and immoral living .the property of other thou
sands." -';''.""' '': 'f.- -"'"'"'.'! -
"Would it not be better
idea of doing our simple duty
leaving the Mexicans to their
are not warranted m rescuing the suttermg masses . ot
them from the criminals who are imposing upon them so
many of the miseries ot self government as it exists ui
Mexico! ; , .".v-'-v ' c
In conclusion it may also be stated that Mr. Gibbons is
a lawyer who has spent many years in Mexico but he
claims to represent no large oil interest or industrial con
ceni in the country across the line. .
Time For Calyx
. The first arsenate of lead spray
should be applied to apples within
ten days after the petals fall'. The
calyx on the apple closes soon after
the petals fall, therefore It Is neces
sary to spray at this time In order to
fill the calyx cup with poison; , This
Is considered a very important appli
cation in order to prevent calyx in
fection later on in the season, a thoro
application, should be. made .within
the next ten days. - Local conditions
will cause variation in the stage ot
development of the fruit and spray
ing can commence when ninety per
cent of the petals are off. This will
only be necessary In large orchards
where it takes a week or ten days to
make one application. " On smaller
orchards spraying will be ' general
from May 5th to 10th. . , .
Where green or purple aphis are
present, use one gallon of distillate
oil emulsion to 100 gallons of wajer
and three-fourths pint nicotine sul
phate to 100 gallons of water and
two pounds arsenate powder. and (If
arsenate paste is used,' use four
No Substitutes for
.. .Oregon now has a oermahent,- in
corporated dairy . roiincjl. And this,
is its motto, or sloiran:- - 1
,, "There are no substitutes for
dairy products."..-" . '"
Over and over these words haunted
a few of the leading spirits of the
state of .Oreiion. It was Inst sum
mer when the war was at its height,
when, feed was nearce . and labor
scarcer when the dairymen of . the
state wore becoming V utterly . dis
coiiraired nnj when many were kill
ing off their cows nnd the uulilie
was cutting doifn mos'v ahiiininOlv
on its (onsumiition of milk, butter
and other dairy products.
.ana so a icw W roese lar soenutj
eultural college,.- the " 'Bureau', of
Health of Portland, the fctnte IWvv
and Fond comnusHion and the Food
ArlminiHtration culled a niectin mid
organized the Oretojr Dnirv Council
as a temporary boil?' lo help Hie
dam-men nnd to sirens lh food value
ol dnirv prodiietw and enipliiimr'.o the
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and "accept bribes tg leave the
bundays.
of the most fertile regions on
citizens domand, Iu doing
a service to the lurtortunate
The Latin Mexican rec
can not understand the faiH
have actually assisted in
upon thousands of them.
in turning the government
and confiscating and spending
now for us to go back to the
to " our own peoplc'and
own devises if we feel we
Spray On Apples
pounds to 100 gallons). If apple scab
was present last year add lime sul
phur at the rate of one gallon to
forty gallons to the above mixture.
pray thoroly and be suro to fill all
the calices. , , r
.-'; ;;' Pear Scab " . - '' '
It is not necessary to spray pears
In order to fill the calyx cup as the
calyx does not close on pears like It
does on apples. . However, in some
orchards, there are some leaf-eating
Insects and it Is thought advisable in
some localities to spray pears at this
time. I do not believe it Is necescary
to; use lime sulphur on pears for scab
because very little scab", has been
found for the past three years, how
ever the above combination .without
the lime sulphur can be used, very
satisfactorily on pears and It is very
effective In .preventing new infection
on .pear blight. If you have not used
this preparation in the past commu
nicate with the county pathologist
for particulars." ' -V 'V '
(Sighed) C. C. CATE; ;
Dated May -2, -1919.- -
Dairy- Products
fact" that for milk,, butter, da., there
are no substitutes. . ' . ? ; .
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' O. D. Genterliead of the extension
department of the Oregon Agrii'ulr
tural college, was elected president,
and K. C. .Callaway, 'city -milk cjiemf
int. secretary. It was from the eurly
efforts of thiw ortranization and, on
the foundation it laid that the present
incorporate, bdv. was bui'.tl. i i . ,
-- The council imredintelv refeived
the eruloi'Keint'nt of'tlie titntu sunort
intendeht of schools' who Offered his
pn-operntion in the educational cum;
(yiigu stiii'led by .the. .nu.bli.pitv direc
tor. Kditli Ktiigiil Hohnes, to. empha
size the food value nnd vital worth of
d;rVr wAnnllt nd their in.lispenna-
jIHICHESTER S PILLS
rv THE UIA4IOND II BAND. A
bota, sealtrt ia plii BIU -ju.
xbmi Btt otmer. npi
Imt nf ronr
rf. A.kiofirfJin H.TRK')!
DIAMOND llltANU FJLI.N. fof
rkrt-mailJt,8fert.At.yiKolil)lft
SCU)btliRU(('i!STSEVE8VlHERE
The; Lamb- and
ill WfC
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.''"''A ' fri "TKt lama and 14 Uw," UUlit SklM la(M Maulv 4riaw, ,' v
; One ot the scintillating luminaries
in "The Lamb and the Lion,"' Ulllio
Rhodes latest picture to be shown at
the Rialto for today only', Ib "Polka
Dot." : f-i ;-'."- .- ': ' - ;v-:':,,'.'
" "Polka l)ot'V Is a diminutive and
frisky pig, all spotted over with what
bilitvv-.The governor of the slate,
the lute Hon. James Withvoombe,
sent his endorsement, the state, fed
eration of women s clubs did like
wise and the school and libraries
helped materially in the work. '
After the preliminary months the
results were found to be greatly en
couraging and the council decided to
become, permanent and this month it
was incorporated. Medford is repre
sented, in the council bv the Jack
son County creamery. Many of tho
loading banks.- creameries, dairies,
cheese and ice cream concerns are
members. Tho council isn't organ
ized with a viqw to' fighting any in
dustry, but it is determined to brine
before the people the fact that butter
and milk are absolutely necessary.
Dr. E. V. MeCollum.'who spoke in
Portland, cave ns the result of mnnv
years of experimenting, the statement
that in milk and bittterfnt there are
vital elements Hint make them iodis
pcnsiblc. ; He fold of experiments
that" showed 'thai "blindness hud re
sulted from the- omiting of blittnrfnt
altoget her. ; 7 .' '
Tbci next meeting of the state dairy
council will be Jlav 21 lit Portland.
Tho advertising- committee will meet
this wecTc; ' - -
O. I). Center, head of the extension
service at Oregon Atrtcultural col
lege is president; F. L. Shall, mana
ger of the Globe Jlills is trensurcrl
and Kdith Knight 'Holmes, formerly
editor of the woman's department of
the Oregoninn. is secretary. The wo
men's clubs of the state huvc en
dorsed the council: Governor Olcotr.
State Hnperintcndent Churchill and
everal others of prominence arc
working'for its; success!. ' -,;'
"MY SOLDIER GIRL" IS
PRETTY GIRL SHOW
'What will prove the prettiest. $irl
ihow, catchiest music, : funniest
comedy- and most gorgeous produc
tion on tour this' Season is the bril
liant musical eomcdv.' "Mv Soldier
Girl." n brnnd 'nnw offering coming
to the Page May, 0. . :,
If pretty girls.' who can nnd do,
sing and dance, will make a musical
show a success, this entertainment
should lead all other attractions, for
in this shpw from the rise to the
fall, of the final curtain there are
girls in all their possibilities, proba
bilities, and nil their charming atti
tudes. The authors have combined
clever snappv diuUaiiie with tuneful
melodies and the song hits of which
there are more than' a score, in
cludes the title .song success.' "My
Soldier Girl," ,"0fr Broadway." "Hol
lo Kvervbody,"-' '".Jasper's Kngtimc
Band," "Take Afe Home With Yon."
LWoh't You Be Mv Beau." "I'd Feci
ut Home If They'd Let Me Join the
Army,"- ;Jiiht. for' You." - "Sugar
Baby:"' '.'A Long. Long- Time. . and
several 'others.'; ,,"';' i: '
Woman Cried With Pnln
Thousands of. -women work today
while suffering from kidney or blad
der ailments' that can' be relieved.
Mrs. L. Wayuo,. 2726 3rd St.,-Ocean
Park, Cal., writes) "I had to sit. down
during my housework. My back ach
ed so, also my 'hip pained me'so I
used to cry out) the pain was , so
great. . Now I. am thankful to say
that Foley Kidney (Pills rid me of all
my pain."; , Backache,, sore muscles,
stiff or swollen 'Joints, rheumatic
pains and Indications of kidney trou
ble Foley Kidney pills are safe and
rellab'lo. .They bring quick results.
For sale by Medford' Pharmacy.
JOHN i A, PERL
-. tTndertaker
.;, Phono SL 47 and 47-Ja
- Automohllo Hearse Service
Lady Assistant .
82 SOUTH HA11TM0TT
Auto Ambulance Her vice, . Coroner
the v Lion atv Rialto
looks like the black moanloa hence
his monicker. . Ills comedy is unpro
medltuted, except when bi hits the
butilo that Is tho baby mllk-bottlo
but he reRlstors strong In his
sronos, especially, whora ho Is found
In his mlstross' )ied by u burglar who
expected to find something also.
oil
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PHONE COMPANY
SALEM, Ore., May 3. The Oregon
public sorvlce commission today Is
sued an order refusing to allow the
application ot the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company for an In
crease of 27 percent la telephone ex
change rates oh the company's lines
la Oregon. - Slight Increase In rates
at some points. was granted by tho
commission.'
Tho commission took the position
that to grant the general rata revis
ion sought In the company's applica
tion would place an unwarranted
burden Upon' tolepho'ni juaori.1 Tho
decision was readied ottly after a far
reaching Investigation, by vt largo
force of exports working for the com
mission, extending over five months
and after stormy hearings at which
telephone users testified.
Except at four polnta," no Increnss
was nllowod In residence rates by the
commission.. Temporary modification
was mado In fates for business ser
vice to help the company meet wage
Increases and othe abnormal ex
penses. ; Tho order .was-made effec
tive May 1.
Business service rates In Portland
were increased for single parly 'lines
from fg to $8.50 and for two-party
linos from to to $7 monthly. At
points outside .Portland, . excepting
towns whera ; consolidations have
been made, the maximum Increnso In
the business rates was f 1.&0 and this
applied only at a few places. Thru
out the state the Increano In business
rates ranged generally from 25 cants
to one dollar. .' ' .
Llshon Revolt Crushed.
LISBON. May 2. An attempted
revolt in Lisbon which had been or
ganized fur Ijist, Tuesday was. broken
up If v tho government, A 'number of
persons werq nrroHtcd nnd soma have
been expelled. ' ' " '
Thre Is moTf Catarrh In this cHon
of th country than all othea dlseasos
put together, and for years ft woe aup
posed to be Incurable. Docton prescribed
local remedies, and by -constantly falling
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
ft Incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease,
srcatly Influenced by constitutional con,
ditlons and therefore requires constltu.
tlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
Co... Toledo, Ohio,. Is ' a constitutional
remedy, Is taken . Internally and sets
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re
ward Is offered for any case that Hall's
Catarrh Medicine falls to cure. Bead for
circulars and testimonials. ; , .
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohlo.-i '
Sold by Druggists, 76c. . - . ' t
Hall's Family, Pills for constipation, j, ,
rf- V4t
GHT INCREAS
Forward Went
the Stars and Stripes
As tho stars and stripes went for
. , 'Ward In many a battle, you rejoiced
thut you heliwd supply the wnnls of
. our bravo troops, who do gloriously
helped In winning the ,wniv Your .
. Country now Invites yon to subscribe
to the Victory Loan. . .
ESTA&LI 5 I
re tees"
GIRL'S APPEAL 100
.. WINCH K8TKUY KnuliuuV April II
-((,ur,it'Himiueni't) til" Hit A.wuiit
ed lltwsii' XJoi'ii Hill, ,011(1 of thq
lingo . military rewirvntitiim tin - tliu
heightrt ovorluoMng thfs pioliirusnue
old city, is uiiuin an American (uiiiipl
During the war it was tint principal
UNHtmihlv uromirt in Kimlaiul for
Amurieun Itigionw on the wav to tho
war. Now it is the clearing station
for thousands, ut' bnttlo worn Aincri-,
(tans who nra on I lie way homo, Tlutv
are the men who fought with thu
British ftm'-xi ,
Uno htlskv Michigan lad now-it)
the camp inituted his chance to gel
away with- thu Inst shipload of un
married mcu by making a sudden en
try into the matrimonial stale. A
dnv or two before bis transport was
to sail he was spetiding the afternoon
with an American gjrl ho hud met iul
Winchester. . She was trout I'atlur
son, N. J and ha failed her ''Jersey.'1
' ".Well, this is uuml-bv." bo said
as ho was about to return to ramp:
Thinking of huino diunned thu
girl's eves, "dec, 1 , wish I was go
ing tool" she exclaimed " .
"You mean thitt. Kid," said tho biuj
uiiqdlu westtirnvr, '
"1 sure do," she replied, '' ' i
-Tciichcd bv her tours, ho made ft
tpiick docihlon. "All right, come
along with mo." ho said, soiling her
arm. He know where a suocial li
cense could be obtained, nnd a few
hours Inter they were inun nnd wife,
; 111 Jelling the correspondent of his
romance, the soldier remarked : "I
wouldn't leave- a dog on this side of
that goad old Ktnlue of Liberty." lie
meant no disrespect to his lirulx. I
A Hpevial canteen for these home,
wartl bulind soldiers has been estab
lished at Morn Hill by lli Aiuurivan
lied Cniss. - 1
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K OF THE
Clarcnc J. iilocnker of St. Louis.
Missouri, writes. "I have a pair o(
shoes with Ncolin Soles and have used
them for two years. I think they will
hut another six mornha."
Mr. Blocnker-also recommends
Nolin Soles for their comfort and
watcrproodicua.
It Is a remarkable fact that Ncolin
Soles cost no more than others that
give only ordinary wear. You can
Jet them on new shoes in many styles
or men, women, and children and
they are available everywhere for rc
(oling, too.
And look at the money you lave
because you need fewer pairs of shot
with Ncolirf Soles. Kcmemher tlicnf
soles are made by Science to be espe
cially tough and durable. They sis
manufactured by The Goodyear Tne
& Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio, who oho
make Wuitjfoot Heels guaranteed to
outwear any other heels. . '
wiiJj hblp you
' A simple way to add strongth and
vigor to Indoor workers. -
Oftentimes, tho Inactivity and con
finement of Indoor work results In a
goneral "falling off of physical fit
ness. , , .. ;''.
, PKPTONA, our host tonlo, Is ideal
as an aid In combating these condi
tions, and In rebuilding run dOwA
systems, , ,' --. ,
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ipBPTONA contains organic Iron,
Malt, MaHganose and Extract of Cod
Liver Oil, so comblnod that It Id
pleasant to take and easily assimilat
ed by evon very weak digestive ori
gans. ' I- '
, -Por Bale Only- by !
m
PEPTONA
i Per Cent Interest
. paid on saving ..;
account. '
In The Spring-Time. ;
r a uy tool Hnnwn
enough to carry
an urnbrojla
whon :, Iti'rnlns,
1.... .i
. UllI; UIU VHSUIUIHJ .
- who or
v I II I rtoe 'ona whon
f Hlaonloloudy.-
'itl ' . i ' ' " III"
eend fop a iloo-;
lor whon bo acta
bodfoflt, but tho'wlsor'.qno In hq'
who adopU propor snofuiuroa poioro
Ills ills booomo Borloiis. ,. Ptiring ft
hard winter or tho following spring
ono fools rundown, tlrod out, wotvk
nnd norvoue. rrobitbly; you havo
aufforud from coldt) or tilfluoniu
which bus lord you thin, wonk and
polo. Thin U tho'tiino to put your,,
system in order. It is time for
jioustJ-olcttnliiR'' , , ; ' '
A good, old-fashioned fdUrativo
nnd tuinpornuco tonio is opb mado
of wild roots and bucks without tho ;
use of alcohol,' nnd callod Df.'
Tiorco's Guidon ModiuoJ Disoovory,
in taClot or Utiulil.form.' 'i'Wa V
naturo's tonlo, which rostorci too.
tone of tho stomach, activity of
the livor nnd stomlmes kto tho
norvos, utrougtueuuig tho whplo
system. ' .. '.' '. '"-V
Send Dr. Piereo, nuffalo, N. Y, tea
cent fur trial package. : ; j, ' ,
Mim, Ori "A s t6iht timlo to bulii n
weAluitwJ, runluwu s?"vitt mm to sirs u n
nralli I Jguttd lf . , frnts's 4IoMm
l)lry s-nkI. A IrWod I.l rsinimiti I
I (mikI It sll U,( slit hud eltlnwd lor Ik"
M'.J(Amw, ISiHH H.llttUuvlH. .
',.;. ', 'V.iaiMICri .
When Irrnsulur or delayed use Tri
umph Pills. Hafa and always depend
able. Mot sold at drug stare. Do not
exporlmcnt with others, save dlsap
polnimot. Wrltn for ''Hellof'.' and
particulars, It's free. Address: Nat
loiml Mtnlleal lustlttite, Mllwuukoe,
Wis, - ? - ."'
LIBERTY TAXI
With saw Dodge cr.
Stationed at It N. Front Bt
33
Uaio Lyon, Vrousv Itioae
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tllvn n man good fiMxl And drink
Ngrecnhlo to his taste, healthful and
Invigorating, nnd ho will suroly come
buck for more it the coat Is not pro
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Prodtirls will lo offered to you upon
this 'principal. U-i.fi t ' : '.ft',
, WORKERS In Oregon's
: industries should firrd
''.'especial pleasure and satl-'
action in favoring Oregon .
products In their buying
for by so doing they 'tort,
helping to support pther
Oregon workers on other;
Oregon payrolls In true
"brotherly .fashion. ;'. ':,
,n lSE flOME VROPMCTS.. ,'
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Loyenng;
Nino coti,( wide,, bougljf bo
fore war prices were added,
nee T)atterns. rerriilnr m'ice
51,20 'Vftl'd.'"..!', : .i:M
Our Price 800 .'
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C6me irt atid see it before
'bayifl'g :prigvlv:;'
Poole Furniture Co.
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Congole
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