Medford mail tribune., April 26, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

MTlDFOnD MATL TRTBtiyB, MEDFOTIT), OREfi OX, THFTtSD A 3 PftTT 2fi ' ' 1 028
tAGE EIGHT
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OF CENTRAL POINTj MEET OFFICIALS
FOR PAST WEEK AND RULES NAMED ;
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flic of the t'poer Valley Commun- Walker was born n rrr:atol, Win., wni Rive a prom-am at the Preaby
Ity i-liib and ho. veil by them in a In 170. and was allKhtlr pant the ifiinn rhurch WMiniwriW evenlni:
fuultlesa manner. About one linn- ay ool 5f yeara nl the time of her Tlila will bo more of a dt-tnonxira-'
died pornoim were neater! at the death. Hesidea the husband, these I tin of tin work uicompIWhed than;
tables, amoni; them several Kola-: four cl llriren aurvlve their mother: 0f an enteriainlne nature. Dr. Mor-t
ilans and their ladles who bad been Or. Donald Walker of Aatoria, .Mr. i Kn hu conduct)) these elaMeal
Includi d In the invitation of the Krank Walker. .Visa ileieu Walker uiniuirhoui the Kivater part of thai
evenhiK. The proirrani whleh fol- .and Mis Janle Walker of Aahland. j year In aieordance with the ntudyl
lowed the dinner Included two de-! Kunoral nervicea will bo held to-'bourse outlliud by the atute dt-ll-.-litnil
vocal numbera aung by morrow fTliumUayi afternoon ut ,n..ni ..f i,.n.n.. insiruriiun.
Mlsn IteKina Johnson, who was ae- 2:30 at the McthodlHt rhurch, the Anyone Interested In the work that!
ownanieu ny Mm. it. r. ..Michel- nev. H. r . I'emiierton In chance, has been rurrled on In the ueneral !
more. A clever one-act play. "A .Max (ieliauer und win. Ted Cu-: ... t ih. Mho- i.v iin-sn Krhti.ii
liox of Powder and the Widow," Hauer, of .Medford were business children will be widionn- at Hie!
was Blven by .Mra. Kred U. Wanner visitors In Apliland Saturday. church Wednesday evening. '
is koIiik out anu mra. vt inner roiey, wiiob .Millard oiuiio, lopuiar younr bus- The school attendance was abovi
Bj Mas. Meg MAdiRiboa. Dimur cf HwiibtU Sctiiut
Keeping
CENTK.VI. I'OIXT. Apr. 36. ! The foMuwins letl
A dcllKhtful blrlhday lmrty was ' f,., n,e county upei inieml.-nt s abilities as entertainers are very Iness man of Ashland, assistant nrn,., attain Sunday, there leinK
Klven last Saturday afternoon. April ' rri,-,. lo tea. h. rs. Ju.i. s and other ,!"':" "Wreciaicu. ny Ashland Hum- posunasier, was married In Salem 6:. present when the roll was taken.
... ... , , ... ilium-en. (Jroup snmiUB was led by last Monday to Miss Uachel Dumas n i. .ere eiatifvinn to the officer'
Jlst. at the country home of Mr. , ,..,, ,,,, ut . Antl. ,L ,.;., Jr.,.wllll MrH Mltch. of ornbrook. Cal. Mr. 11(1 SU.H, ly w,anW
and .Mm. Truman llrenncr. from , oi n meet : elmom accomuaiiyinj! at the piano. Orulib will spend a few days visit- Mr and .Mrs I K Husk are en-;
I to 6:311 by .Mrs. ilicnncr, assisted j We have decided to hold the An- DanciiiK followed the proB. am with iiiK In thiayiorthern part of the iOVine a visit with Portland rel-i-1
hy .Mrs. Limbeck, in honor of Mlss.iioch meet at Antli.ch. Saturday. m,ijc fmulshed by Mr. and .Mrs. state and will then return to Ash- this week '
'w,w" - n "v j - i,. u. itonerison. lanu to occupy their homo on II
birthday, at which 2S cuesis were; settled by that lime and a ifoud, Stearns of the I Ithia street. !
present. The afternoon was pass- ( dry field assured. s .,' ;, ' ,1BH relwneii ',,., i K. E. Weston, who has spent the j
rd In playinu Ramos, under the. The list of events was sent to , f, , winter vlsltlmr wllli friends In M,.i-J
...ir.fl.ln mun..rmn,.) l lu A , ' !.... f....n. ..tt u. ...... tl...u " ,"' 1 ' SI1III
, " i , . , .! several days attendinc to business . "e. reiurnea Atonuay to Ash-
I
the kitchen sink
res
bectable
Kaber, .Ueneva llrown, i',eraldine i pri-parlui; for the meet anil that
Tex, Geruldiuo and Vivian ,lons, i each one will win a bade or cer-
Marjory Jones, Jloby llali-y, (Iiace, tlfieate.
: Miss Kll.abeth Stearns, who is a'1 -Mr- an(l Mr- nnymond ltuner of
student at tlio Oreiion State col-1 i'unsinuir have returned homo nfl-
I...... .. I !' Hiiend nir t la week elwl urWI.
and GeiAldinn llermansou, Kaib-j 'Judges will be as follows: I'rln-; r. , . j Mr. KuKcr's parents on Alids !
rrlnc lthrop, lxtis Hesselnrave. , cipal A. It. t'olletie uf Sams Valley. 1 street I
Naomi Johnson. Jolllllce llessel-1 starli r: It. II. Ncalon of Table ! I'- -Mctlce's stori will bo closed j jj ' i,u,IKimrtv mana,,
... i:.i.. Ki.nen. Me I ! it.w.i, i..u..f. 1 W ednesday and Tliui-sday while .,...Ty...'?.".r' a?a,,MP !t
itowmn mm ii. u u- it it '. .' ,.! preparations are In procress for a i V.. . ' Vr..' "A. .e,"u, ""Y- " : mnvo.l onto their ranch this
7, " " . " ' .. . ." " ' - "lirleantlc sale which ..- ICri.lav i "" " " " "'arrled III
j-uiin hiiu mihhii tittup ii i rr un- ,m inn I m rr. voii'-y nan hci v
TIir local civic rlub will wend
quite ti dloKNtiun litrlct ;
convtMitlon at Metlfonl, Friday mid :
Haltirday. Our cluh in yery active,
and mcin)icrHlii lx very constant. I
The officerit thin year ve Mrn.
.Maiti JJiuwti. piCHidrnt; .Mr,. .'rn
Smith, Hccrclnry and trejiriinr; ;
M I'm, MrfeJunuld, vice prcKldcnf Tlio
club recently j:avo the town $lt0
fur the aldcwalk fund. - I
The Ilnnnaford family hav.1
week,
d will i
i -i ...i.i. i. i-.., , ... -'i mn ruTii-ii were uiarricrl in ti, ii...i.. i i,t.
t t-u 1 Kinaii i ic a.tiu which oijeun r riuay , ., .. . ' " i-""i-n
. . , . . . . , . i ui lj ii mi Aitiiiiiii v ninrnin.T -mi h mi . . i . ... .
stance. Marauerlle Lawrence. .Mra. .Marie Diwiey of feniral Point. ,al-1 "'"'".' -Mct.ee is closlm; out N, DatiKherly will visit f, r a slior , .. , . V , . !
Hubert Hml.h. KlI.elyn Scot.. Helen j t.,B: r.,mK. .Md.o, Bb of!"'" ,of dry koois 'n l'rMara. 7 ir.th. Let ., all j
lxe and Helen Mercer. After the : s,s Valley and Klmer l.ucas of "" installation of a very ,m" m to take our family dinner-
depart urn of the children.
fi I ISeittrle . broad jump; Albert Straus
urk-e and complete stock ot ready-1 ",en return to Ashland to reside.
U'oluck dinner WaH HCI-VCd lt Ml', mf Kiuum 'iillev cliliwiini' : U nllaec - l"'Ciit KOdUS
jud Mvh. th'holer and children, j CiiHhinan uf Trail and John Ncalon' Asl hind lilh Ik aKain victorioiiK
Jjoon ifooiuer. MIkh Ji-an Kent, Tip; nf Tahlc Itock, bnnchull ihrow.,Ii ctcbutc and 1h one tilep nearer
Collins, ,th I.tnibcik and Krennerj -:nrh teaehcr will hn expectel t t lio K)aseH8ion of (ho DcCou cle
amillejf. : Beo that the children ure on hand latn (tip. which will heconift the
. hlrn. Arthur Ul)Kter ua n din-, und iady fin- the event-. : harnvwi'iit property of the Hchool ;
nn Dtioal 1 1 I in tfnu V(..ti..lu lii.iim urn I t . U'llnl II lu un.. nwtrn v finn nnu In 1. t '. I I. InilVT A.. i -. i...
WAiliiAKdnv. . ! 4 1 u i ,.hnnn ..f ,ty IU Mw.i1 the Ktale. flmilH. Tim -niitMit wnu 1 .... .. ....... . ... .'. ei' nt(1 h' ctt'" f 'hoo1. lTW-
.T , . - ..1 ...... ........ , , . ;: :; , .' : 'K" ki:imui ikui icani wun hh hcc-
1110 Kirw or me jiikh nmiooi iea- j for the MkIcch ami three centa for; neiu ai .xmii i.enu ihki niontiay
nvjui iiir 'I'lin rmno Hn .-t .1... I!
EAGLE POINI ITEMS
with the ladle that day.
i The Meriellnnd family moved
, from Xv Anhpole a'partnient to the
i Dahaek Iioiikc the firt of tnt? week.
A. II. Wheclock of f.nintH I'uhh
recently H'tiKCd the Campbell house
: fiirmerlv the Jordon house. Mi-.
1 Wheelnek will nut move hi f;Jillly
.1...
fflveu al lhc gym Friday cveuiiiK i fm- DiIk will be mnall: eaeh whonl 'nt limitation whh diKCUKKed, re-! flfrnoon
tot thia week. will be expected tu puy ihe ciwl ! sullhiK in n dficlsioii of 2-1 in favor j Kami with Talent. The vure waa
JamoM HnrrlM, who Ik employed j ..f the l.;tlP:i'K and certiricat'H for " U AHhland team componed of ; 3 to 2. Mangold, our pit hi lie ace.
In - wrvice utatiun, diuvc over their own puplln. IMck and Adena Joy. Mrn, H. C.
fi:om KutniRth KallM Monday for "An executive eommlttce tt err-, l'orHytho and Coach Harold Allison
couplti of diiyn ut homo to vlwit
M another and home fricnilN.
,Mr. and Mm. K r n c h I Scott and
daufthtr Kthelyn and Hon Iratcr
drov over to Kuch lawt Sunday
and ,Rpent the day with Mix. Kcott'a
parent. Mr. and Mrn. Throckmor
f ton., t -, , .. ..
Mr. and Mrs.- IUiV Andcm of
Klamath Fall arrived In the city
to vUU home folkH Sunday, and
after a fdiort titny inotot-ed un to
Ituch am) joined the Hcott family.
Hurt Duncan ban accepted a po
rtion on tho Iovo ranch, and haa
bcKun work there.
MJhm Helen J. (Triton wan in
town vtaltlnR tho aick one day thia
week.
O. C. Purkeypllo wan home over
the wnek nd.
Carl RokwoII made u buHlneaH
'trip to Sardine creek Suturduy.
Arthur M'ebnter waa homo over
I Hunday.
Attain weddliiK bclln huvo bec-n
rlnKinf? fur ot of our popular
- youiiK achol teachem, thia time .Ml
Mable Hager behiR the happy
bride.
The "backward" party given by
the ChrlHtian Kndcavur at tba Imimc
iinent of tho Union church hiMt I-'rl-duy
evening, proved to bo a very
enjoyable affair and wa well at
tended. The evening whh Hpcnt
motitly hi (rnmea and refreshment
nf cake, nandwlchoti and punch
were eerved.
.. Italph IaVce. who haa been em
ployed by tho Copco for hoiuo time,
flnltthed hie work at Copco camp.
J'roHpeot, and haH been ut home
tify that the pupllH have pafHedjand Colver AndoiHon uccoinpaiiied
(he tcMlM will b hh fnllowH: II. S. I the team on tho trip.
Nedry of Antloch, A. It. Collettci Mr. and Mm. Teddy Caldwell,
of Snnia Valley and It. 10. Nealon w ho occupy o:-1 of the Shook apart
of Table Itock. ! nienta, left Hunday for McCloud to
"A volley ball tournamont will "Hncnd Koine time vlsiliii-;; with Mr.
iiIko he held. 1'leane enter u aniK Caldwell H paronts.
If poHHlblc ho as to make thla an' Tins regular meefttifi of tho AhIi
IntcrcHiinK nji we can. Mixed teams j 1"1 .Mimic club, which wns sched
of five playei-H may be entered. j ulnd for last Monday evenlni:. was
"The meet will Mtart at 10 o'clock.: poHlponml until Monday of next
We have aminced a full day. ho j Week, April 30. at the home of Mm.
cuinc propared. IH iiiK well filled j John Fuljcr on North Main Htreet.
btiHkcti. nlatew. cuiih and mdudiiki Mih. Huttie Walker, wife nf K.
and enjoy a community dinner with ' It. Walker, city eiiKlncur. passed i two uct;
inwav o.'irlv Tiwulv nfinii i..n..
ever. Mr. Wheelook Ih om ployed
KMiue of Ihe season Frldav'by the Htate hiuhwav denartmcirt.
In n hnllv ...t..ui..,l '
jun i.Mi ii,r,r. Apr. i. , itu
Krank J. .Currier, veteran stajje f
md "'film' actor," who "htia " 1con i
allowed only one Hcrat'h hit. Hat
tery for Kusle Point: Mangold and
Foreman.
A very fine program is IjcIiik
prepared by local talent to be
Klvcn Friday nlKlit, May 4th. ThiH
program Ih different than any
offered In KukIo Point beforo. The
first part of the proKram will con
sist of a cantata. "The Childhood
of fliawatha," that beautiful poem
of Henry W. l.oimfell"v, with mu
sic written by Ira It. WIImoii. There
are clwht musical iiuimIkth in this
part, The second part will take
Kthc form of a humorous play in
III nt his home In1. Beverly J nils ?
for the j)ftst tcn .duyK with blood f
poisoniUK In his i lpht hund, idled
into last 'niKht. ft
"Teachers, please advert Inc the
meet In your community. We want
a lar;p crowd to attend and we wilt
appreciate all you can do for um."
Mm. .Onklev'u T.li.
away early Tuesday after a Ions ph. me." Keep this date In mind.
iiinesM from heart trouble Mrs, j The week-day Ittble school rlnc
Some tank that
usedWberbutnot
now! My drain
. board is wood and
I have learnel to
keppitwhitewith-
out scrubbinic. I
can take off all the dutcoloration
and Btaina of a busy day in no
time. I mix a solution of Clorox
and with a rag wipe off the drain
board quirkly, easily. "No el
bow ureaae" no effort at all!
But a white and "awect" board.
The dish rag too
Dish ragB are horrid things at
best. But kept white with Clorox
they will be as fresh as a hand
kerchief. Just soak your dish ragfl
in the same solution you make lo
wash your dratnboard. They will
be white and really clean for
Clorox disinfects and deodorUea
as well a bleaches.
To clean tile
Speak inR of drainboards, Mrs.
H. B. JJ. of St. Louis has asked
me whether she can use .Clorox
on her tiled drainboard. By all
means. Follow the directions on
the Clorox label all spots and
Btaina will disappear.
Those discouraging
drainpipes
If them is anything more
disheartening than a sluggish
There's an easier
way to achieve a
reputation ae an
immaculate house
keeper than by
hours of scrubbing.
AHHLAND, April 25. Aahluml
Fljks have undertaken the equip
ping of the park playnronml a a
community service wl eh shall ex
tend from year to year. The man
aKcincnl f the playuruuml will re
main wilh (ho park board hut the
KlUs will make an annual contri
bution to take care of upkeep and
needed equipment. The work has
been greatly hampered in previous ,
yearn by luck of fundH und, nceord
inn to plans, Stun will be spent for
new awliiKS, slides, etc.
In a Ki'iiphic review of the his-
ft
kitchen drainpipe
I have yet to see
it! Pour boiling
water down the
drainpipe, follow
with a cupful of
Clorox, and in a
few minutes more water. The
pipes will be as clear as a bell.
You've not only cleared them of
"muck" but you've cleared I hem
of all sern is and odors, too. This
applies to bathroom bowla as
well.
A truly respectable sink
Now for the kitchen sink itself!
Why scrub watermarks, fruit and
Tcgctablc stains, and other dis
colorations that are a daily nui
sance in your sink? The Clorox
method takes much less effort
and gives much better results.
Your sink will be truly respect
able Bpotlcas and free froui
germs.
Free Chart
Write for my Free Chart on
Kasy Housekeeping- It pvrs the
hnw, why, and when of cleansing,
deodorising, and disinfecting.
Meg MacCr-Egor
ept. of Household Science
Clorox Chemical Corporation
,0ft k land, California.
Bleaches
Removes Stains
Destroys Odors
Kills Germs
! By Train or
Motor Coach
to
Portland
Kra tilvr-gray molar
nacbt;faittr trams.
New convenience for twKlen m
Port Und ind inieimeiiiue ration.
Luxurious motor-coach servica by
Southern Pacific Motor Transport
Co. in addition to improved sencd
ules of Southern Pacific train.
Leave Arrive
Medford Portland
Motor Coach 7:01a.m. 7:55p.m.
"Shasta" . 11:17 a.m. 10:30 pjn.
"Oregonian" 6: 10 p.m. 7:15 a.m.
Returning
Leave Arrive
PonUnd Medford
Motor Coach 9: 30 a.m. 10: 37 pjn.
"Shasta" . 8:30 a.m. 7: 30 pjn.
"Oregonian" 9:30 pjn. 10:20a.m.
Motor coaches leave and arriva
at the Southern "Pacific Paatertfet
station.
Buy 10-ride Ticket
for use on motor-coaches and good
for 60 days. Save money with the r
low fares.
Southern
Paoiftc
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LOS ANGaELES ,
Recta If You 8top m ,
SIXTH mnd SPRINO BTEHTOI
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sometimes require a tonic as do their elders
toiy of tho Oregon count ry from
for the piiHt few diiy vlHitliiK and the earliest dayn to tho proHi'iit,
rvcuperutinfr from un operation on
Uin tonsllH which Ir. Howard ier
forined lut .week. , He Ih taking
VP a ponitlnn ut Kutto KuMh In the
Fahor & Blmmervllle more for the
prcHent ii nd left for hin now work
WedncHday of thU week.
. Mr. and airs.. Gcm-Ke Fox wore
Medford vlnltorH TiieNtluy.
Mr. nnd Mrn Kd 10 hi red were
callerH at the Mc.IitnNey home lant
Hunday. Mr. Kldrod luid the plniH
ure of catching a Sf-pound titlinon
nt the HaviiKe ItapldN one day hint
week. Trout, hh well hh Huhunn.
rrfjeni to be hliliiK ood lately, un
reported by tdKhtMcrcrt at the river.
Mr. ond Mm. ieora:e Marine and
datightcr ilwendniin returiXMl to
Canada recently to be rendy for
the Rpriny farm ins'. M. Marine
lm been enuaced In extennlve
client ralxlnt; with hi.t futher In
I'knodu. but dtivlnK the winter lia
been nttendinc un eleetrtcal .ii lieol
In Portland and haH been Mrnd.nt;
a few weeks vIhUIiik Mm. Matlne'K
parent. Mr. and Mvn. MteveiiH and
other roluttvee und filrndH of WMh
city.
IlUHeball hitM taken the place ot
buski-lbuU in the vehool uctlvitlei
now and an UUerottiUK unie was
played last Fridiiy ufternonn
(old Hill between, the Ventral
i'otnt-ainl-Gold JJill! litKh
'niilllnrt In n noon- of 1 t( i in
(uvor of toiytral Kolnt.
IivIiik K. V I n 1 11 h Inculiii'd tlic
hrrnln of Ufd Into tlir furmiil fart
of Oi'i'Koh'h Hlory und mailo hin
lioaroiH vision wllh him the ro
mance, tho horolmn nml truKcily in
the llfo ol' tho commonwonllh. in
I hi main nililmaH ut I ho Kiwnnls
IiiiIIck' nlKlit which was vi'lchvututl
Mimilay ovonliiK nt llin Ki'llvlow
('(imnimilly rluli house. Mni-h of
Iho tliiirm of Mr. Vlnlim's urlddioss
uhh due to th'i umiHUiil nuinhor nf
now and lnloroslliiK nlilell-;hl thai
ho wan n bin to ixlil to thn umial
Iiiki or hlMnry. Th addri'SH wan
n ri'HiMilixo lo tho riMiitnl nun Kl
anl heaihnuuuirii Hint kIiosh bo
Klvi'll tJiin yoap to looal hlKlory.
Thn iiroKiani followorl a nimilcriiil
rhlcki'n illniior prciuirori hv tin- la-
GIVE your child the right
chance to develop, nnd you
will not regret it in later years.
Many children become under
nourished due to Inch of appe
tite. Keep the appetite keen.
Food nourishes the body and
makes it grow.
Also watch Nature's warning
for chnnjrea in the system. Skin
troubles pimples, boils nnd that
sallow complexion all foretell
a body weakness.
In such cases, S.S.S. is tho
proper tonic. It improves the
appetite; helps Nature build
rich, red blood cells those vital
i:'.inrr elements in the blood that
build and sustain the body.
In building rich, red blood
cells, S.S.S. improves the proc
esses by which the body is nour
ished. For more than 100 years
S.S.S. has been helping children
(SS ; Til
I
and their ciders regain strength
ond vitality.
Chilren like S.S.S. It is mado
from the fresh roots of medi
cinal herbs and plants, and is
prepared in a scientific way in
a modern laboratory.
All drug stores sell S.S.S. in
two sizes. Get the larger size.
It is, more economical.
Hunk srion for yiuir l'CS
European trip 15 j;riit
Canadian Pacific liners
this year asMiie comfort
and hospitality for all.
Ship's plans, rales, dale's
arc ready now: choice cab
ins (Jo to those who t:.kc
time lo settle details early.
Write or call for complete
.information.
lhc pdyairal vrrlfrire of lhc child is being given mora
attrtilioii by school authorities. Failure lo kern up
with class work and absence from school is probably
dull to a nrrvouMioM and rundown condition llint may
;, bo largely utlriiiutcd lo a deficiency in red blood cells.
C Restoresihe ADDetite
yfcBuilds Sturdy Health
'iKiiiitiiit IWifu- 7.llT!ill
f'UICACO. III.. April 2ii. (,V-
8hutuun aMHUwliut, MtumlliiK on a
Hoap box nnd flrlnar tlu-otmlt
j)erirooiu window, ulew ilen New-
niarK. lormcriy an inviu.iii(utur tor
tho atato's attorney'a off lev c,.r!y
today.
. . Xewmark waa prepnrlnir to re
tire when ho was allot down. HH
wife, licaiinir tho Mints, run to
IJie hvdroom and found tier li it
band's body lylnif on Iho floor.
Ho had been xhot In the nlnlo-
ann.
The ' box atlll in plnee hrlow
the window thruuh whleh ,nw
niark had been ahol, wua the only
clua.
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PARIS. The fair Helen of lloi he
toy no. sooner arrived than stylo
export of 'hi" rrntriOnf Cushion
jou Kilt her views on modes for Ihe
alhletlc Klrl. .Miss Wills replicrl:
"VMell, the vreent itylKR are woilh
ecnUnufng with drnsses not too
short and fHlrly wide."
MA"6l86N. VVIs. (olf"iaiirele are
wft for the boys of lha University
of Wisconsin. Dorothy Page, the
baautirul wallopur, Is Ineligible for
tha Ucrt),
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No matter what price tire you may require, you'll find it here
all REAL BARGAINS at our regular, low prices. There are
the Speedways if a low-price tire is desired and if you -wish to
make more of a tire investment, there are GOODYEARsI ,
The World's Greatest Tires
You'll like' our tire service, too our repair department, the
largest exclusive shop in southern Oregon, affords you the kind
of tire service that can't be excelled anywhere Remember, our
t interest does not end with the original sale our success is built
on repeat business and our customer's satisfaction is mighty
important to us. v
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30x3$ Clincher Cords
$5.50
29x4.40 Balloons
$6.85
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