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I f AGE TWO i 'll 'jL ilEDPQilD'kAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AtftURT ,20,? Iftl. . 'if'" Here from Jacksonville Amy Dow was among the Jacksonville residents In Mediord today on business. I ' '''('. Wpralns Ankle Edna Mae White had the misfortune to sprain her ' ankle Wednesday morning when at tempting to mount her saddle pony. Laundry Plrnlo , Employes or the ' American Laundry and their families are having their annual picnic and swim this evening at the Jackson Hot Springs. '' ! '' Medford Boys . at O. P. Robert Thompson and Howard Daugherty are spending a couple of days in Grants Pass visiting friends. . . Visitors from Chlloquhi Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Blockllnger of Chlloquin were among the Klamath section vis itors spending yesterday in Medford. Here on Business E. J. Felky of Seattle Is among the business visitors . la this city from Washington, who arrived yesterday. Visited Ills Parents Morris Houser,' who la employed In Medlord, spent the week end with hie parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Houser, In Roseburg. Credit Visitor Here Mlas Hazel Randolph of the Josephine Creditors', association was In Medford Wednes day from Grants Pass on business. . In Medford Today Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilford of Antelope and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Palmer of Butte Fulls were In the city on business today: ' . To Portland - Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Henselman left this, morning fpr Portland where Mr: Heselman " will attend to business matters. , To Make Repairs 0. C, Furnas was granted a permit at the city building : department to make repair to ljls dwelling at 41 Rose avenue, which -will total tiso. Visited Her Brother Miss Lucille ' Abbott, -who had been visiting her brother, Julian Abbott in Klamath Falls, has returned to her home In , Medford. , .:"'::-' Corn Visit Orchard E. C. Corn one of the owners of the Overland or. chard tract near Roseburg, made business trip to Roseburg Tuesday morning, returning In the afternoon. Visit In at Rogue River Mr. and Mr. John Dunn and two children of Wichita, Kans., are visiting Mrs. A. I. Brooks at Rogue River, Mrs. Brooks and Mr. Dunn being brother and sister, , . . ..' Home from Yreka Visit Miss Hazel Swayne, who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Howard Hicks of Yroka for a week, arrived home Sunday, ac companled by her California hosts and their daughter Beverly, . . : Completes Vacation Miss Jose- phlne Taylor has returned to her duties at the Jackson County Build ing and Loan association, In the school savings department, following Her vacation, ; set Recovering Rapidly Raymond Hayes, son ol Dr. and Mrs. Jnmes O. Hayes, la recovering from a major operation which he underwent Mon day at the Soared Heart hospital, It was learned today. . . ; Returns to Kugene Roes Oulloy, field secretary for the Oregon Chris tian Endeavor union, who hnd been spending the past several lsys In southern Oregon, spent tho morning In Medford and left on the Shasta today noon, , . see .Tourists from lllstanne Tourists and others from distant places regis tered at Medford hotels Include Cor nelia Pish of Minneapolis, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wenk of New York City and Jean Duncan of Edmonton, Can. Car Catches Fire A ear belonging to O. V. Robinson, 814 East Jackson street, caught fire on the Boar creek bridge on East Main street this noon and was slightly damaged. The chem ical truck was called, and the blare In the Ignition was soon put out. Machinery Sold A carload of ma cannery sjhtoh had been hilled to V Williams, Kermlle Metals corporation promoter, was sold at auction yester day In Oold Hill. A. S, nosonbaum of the Southern Paclllo company was auctioneer. One man was present t the sale. ' Whether he bid himself up or not. Mr. Rosenbaum failed to atnto Without Crumbling ' Fltihrer's Hoiaunt Loaf will slice without crum bling: and thoreforo makes delicious sand wiches aud Joost. Compare it with other breads for this import ant quality. Wilbur Through Here Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary of the Interior, pass ed through Medford the first of the week en route to Crater lake. He was accompanied-by his mother. They wer. making the trip from Palo Alto, Cal. ." YlttHors fmn KiinKiis . .Roy. Fitz gerald and Frank. Whlttaker of! Ala mena. Kans., are spending several days at Diamond lake, fishing. , They are vacationing in Oregon, and have been the guests of Mr. and Mjp. Eber Weed for several pays. . .. , : . , , ) .., -If ' '..- ; MIxh Kinney Itcturus Home Mrs Fanny .McKlnney of Brownsville .re turned from Medford ,to spend a few weeks with her niece, Mrs. Wm. Oer rebien, In Roseburg,! and left Sunday for 'her Uonicj. 8ho,Vlltcrt Mrs. der- n.utcu9 vruwivr,' rM.A, iuuuwftj, ill Medford. Roseburg news-Review, - '..;,! ? : ...... Pllt Penney , In. Trouble. . . Pitt Penney of Roguo River Tuesday plead ed guilty n Prants Pass to a charge of assault and battery and was bound over to the grand Jury by Judge E. W. Madison. , Penney was released on 600 ball, furnished by, O. R Penney, his father, and B. W, Priest, ,; ,. Forest Official Leaves g. H. Brun dage, assistant regional forester in charge of fire control, who has been hero from Portland for several days in. connection, .with .Crater national forest matters, went . to Clrants Pass today for an official visit there at the Siskiyou national forest headquarters Loiirh lii Port lulul Tho tourist travel to Crater lake has been good this summer, according to Bay L Long, who operates a garage In Med ford. The number of California cars headed north. to Chls scenlo attraction was particularly large. Mr. Long was at the Heathman. hotel yesterday The Oregonlan. s. . t .- . Plane Forced to Land Tho south bound- mall plane, carrying two pas sengers, was forced down at Roseburg Monday night by low visibility, both north and south of Roseburg. An attempt was made to fly through to Medford, but a fog, bank forced the pilot to return to Rosoburg for weather reports. Roseburg Nows-Re-vlew. i . , 1 . ; , Teuvliors Off . to Long IXurli Miss Margaret Arnold,1 formor teacher pf Ashland, now a member of the Med ford Junior high school faculty, Miss Irene Clark, dean of women of the Ashland high school, and Miss Lil lian,-Stevens of, Long Bench, Cnl. stopped ' in Ashland Monday night and visited with friends . while en routs to Long Beacb. , ., r Front Oregon Points Among tho Oregonlans at Mod lord hotels, other than those from Portland, are O. R. Hoerner.. w. p.! Johnson, F, O. Mc Millan and J. Dykstra of Corvallls, Joseph E. and Frances Gates of Gres- hamrWr li McMillan, Ted Mesch of Salem, Mrs. Ina Oarrctt of Eugene, (da E. Gamble and Mrs. M, Sleep of North Bend. , . ....-.-.-., ,. t . Will I'm Crater. Laka Wuterv i3ov. Julius L. Meter yesterday sent 0. T Baker a vial to be filled with Crater lake water to christen the largest ship built in tho United States. The ship was constructed by the United States linos In' America, nnd'wlll bo chrlBtcncd In Docemhor. The Oregon stato seal has beon placed.- on the vial. ; i ' Mrs, P,vthlai tlrrnverlng The, many local friends of Mrs. George P, Pythian will be pleased to heat that she Is making a satisfactory recovery from a goitre operation performed by Dr. Joyce the first of the weok. Mr, Pythian, who was with her at the hospital, returned yesterday from Portland and stated that Mrs. , Pythian was making good progress and should bo able to re turn to Medford In a week or ton days. Rogue River Man Hurt Arnln Carl Magerlo of Rogue River, for the second tlmo In two months, was In volved In a serious accidont Tuesday morning In which lie suffered sevoml fractured ribs, 'ino car in wnicn Moucrlo was riding with E. R. Hcln den, also of Rogue River, turned over twice on tho Pacific hghway south of amnts Phsb, Magorle was hurt whlo working In Klamath Falls about July I, and for a tlmo waa critically 111 In a Klamath hospital. Visitors from Portland From Ore gon's leudlng city registrations at lo cal hotels Include those of Mr, and Mrs. John D. Ripley, Mr. and Mrs, A. W. CllosHford. Mr. and Mrs. Q. P. Walker. Y. H. Brundage. W. C. Mc- Laln, Budd C. long. K. 8. Buchanan Al Sehropder, J. D. Clounh, R. V Ellcr, T. W. Hole, C. A. Swaiuwn, Miss Jane D. Gavin. C. C. O'Btlrn, E. B Duffy, H, L. Hall. John Jeep, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Gorman. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Young. Roy Frank, C.,A. Warren and W. O, Tuttle ,. . California Va(tloiist Vacation visitors from California registered at local hotels Include Miss Kllth New man. Mr. aud Mrs. 0. A. Ynsnda, Mrs M. Dick, Mrs. K. Wood. Mr. and Mrs F, B. Gaylord and Mrs. I. Browne of Los Angeles, Miss M.trllla Bragdon, C E. Bragdon, L. Htraley Smith. Mrs. A P. Smith and Catherine Sperry of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Pom ereno of Burllngame, K. R. Webb Dulcle and Ruth Wood of Selad Val ley, Millie Footc and Henry Foote of Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. P. T; clay of Piedmont, Mrs, W. L. Nlcol. Mrs. Clara Duke of Long Beseh aud Mr. and Mrs. A. M. ai-.(ord of San Fran cisco. 4 The Ladles of Phoenlt Presbyterian church will conduct a cooked food sale at MacMarr's store, North Central Ave.. Saturday, August 21. MP GRANTED PAROLE Roscoe Stewart, a-yaar.old Ash land youth, arrested last week on a chargo Involving a 13-year-old Ash land girl, and remanded to the Juve lle court yesterday, was sentenced late yestorday by Judge Alei Sparrow to . an Indefinite term .In the state reform sc'iool and then granted a parole. Stewart's youth and the fact that, he had never before been In any trouble, mitigated In his favor. t , According to Deputy District At torney George Nellscn, a number of Ashland women Interceded for the bpy. , Ho, also said it was the Inten tion of authorities to keep a stricter eye on the operation . of .- rooming houses. . - " v- The confession of the. girl showed that she Jiad run away from home and had secured lodging lu a lodging house at Ashland.- She Is 13 years of wsa but looks, .oWe,- After 'renting the; room she roeo .Stewart, Add testi fied 'that 'lie had: endeavored- to ln duce her to return home. , ' SHEEPHERDERliNEO FOR CAUSING BLAZE The Crater national forest hcad quarters office here -announces, through H.. A. Rltteri ranger of the Lake of tho Woods, area. In the' city today on business,. and who made the arrest of Ben Qulnlan of Merrill, . a shcepherder who accidentally started the big Aspen Butte fire In Klamath county on August 3, which burned over sh area, of 1000 acres In fir and western pine, and op which about 250 fire fighters worked until It was eon trolled, the majority from Medford, that qulnlan was fined 50 In justice court at Keno yesterday. Oulnlan entered a plea of guilty. The tiro originated frbm WisiaVlng thrown' a clgaret or lefgan stub' away onto Inflammable material. A SEEK TO ; FREE IMPRISONED MINERS AT RIALTOSATURDAY Another big nickel matinee will be given Saturday for Medford and Rogue valley children, ' The Mall Tribune Is -sponsoring the Rlalto show which will be a double bill. Both the first and second Install ments of tho thrilling serial. "Horoca of the Flames," -will-be -shown. Also, there will be the feature picture, "A Holy Terror." ..Today's Mall Tribune contains a coupon Whloh, together with a- nickel, wllr admit any Child under 14 to the Rlalto at 13 :4B Saturday. POLICE TURN EYE ON : FOREIGN AUTO TAGS jr.-: ir-nrvi sseolated Press Photo More than 1S0 women and children of Galloway. W. Va.. lourneved from their homes to Phillppl, W. Va., in an effort to secure the release of their husbands and fathers. The miners, 33 of them, were Jailed for picketing mine despite an Injunction against It. The families are shown In front ot the court house wlth placards begging for the men's release. The group was -fed by local citizens and returned to their homes, their march a failures t . ; .. , ' The stale police yesterday started round-up of forotgn licensed, and non-llconHed autos In Jackson county and visited the Prospect area, where California Oregon Power company construction work - Is underway. A halt dozen California licensed autos, and autos with no licenses at all, woro found In the, timber and along the roads. As far as could be ascer talncd, none, of .the machines were owned by workers.. Scarred Police Dog Sought in Medford By Calif ornia Man, A brown and black - police dog. one ear chipped off and with scars on his face. Is the object of a search being conducted In Medford. Although the dog was lost August 'It was seen In Medford ' this morning, .and a reword has been offered to tho person who locates the Rulmal. Tho dog answers to the namo ol Kip or Kipper. Ho Jumped from tho running board of his master's enr when In this city almost three weeks ago, according to word re ceived from the owner who resides In Martlnea. Calif. Tho person , finding tho dog Is asked to get (n "touch with the circulation manager af tho Mall Tribune. ' ' ',,' , ' ' . Excursion Rates Cram Trains For ; Italian Week End L SPRINGS TO LIFE AT 4 -MILE LAKE A small lightning fire which- had been smoldering In a tree since the electrical storm Sunday night, broke Into flames at Four Mile lake yester day and had burned over an area of one acre when 20. men were sent to quell It ten from Medford, S from Klamath Falls and 6 from Lake o' the Woods. Nothing direct had been heard from the fire by this noon, but from the fact that Crater National forest lookouts report the smoke de creasing today. It Is thought that It has been checked. - - ' No other now fires had been report ed In tho Crator forest up to noon today. .' . ' r H. .Brundage, assistant regional forester and Norman White. deputy supervisor ot the forest returned last evoning from having spent yestorday In experimenting with the nou. cater pillar flre-flghtlng equrpmont at the old fire burning oft Owenloregon lumber .company . land near Butte Falls. Mr. White , reports that the cat erplllar with Its plow attachment will be efficacious In fighting forest fires under . normal - conditions, shown by yesterday's experiments., I) it t cannot be used In rocky, lanai as rocks would prevent the plow front making ' This aatefpUla equipment is' 1 for use In the- Crator- National, Siskiyou National, and Umpqua National forests only. . with .Medford ha head quarters, to be moved., ,to whatever forest Is In need of, Its sorvlccs dur Ing a big forest, fire. ,:. -. . . Modern Youngsters ' In Flying Nursery NEW YORK, Aug. ao.-(AP) Three modern youngsters arrived today at Roosevelt field In their "flying nur sery" an exclusive play-room In the cabin of a transport airplane. Joan, 3. Charles, 7, and M'tel. 0 children of Edmund T. Price, an air craft manufacturer. . have been five days on their leisurely air tour across the country from their 8an Diego home. Seven hours ot each day spent In the air. SILVERTON ROOSTER RESENTFUL OF KICK TRAINERS FURNISH NOURISHMENT FOR MM Tribune M Good Foi Ticket ' to Holly Theatre Nearly every home has many articles around that are of no use to the present owners. A small classified ad In the Mail Tribune will find someone who can use that article. For a 1 limited time the Mall Tribune will give a Free Ticket to "Children of Dreams" at tlu Holly theatre next Tuesday. Wed nesday 'and Thursday, '.with every SWSB.ad Inserted In the classified columns. Swap ads can be used to trade anything, Thero Is always an ad writer In the Tribune office to help wrlto ah effective ad; ' ttiIiimi nrrntinrnn ruirn nnrmmn - - f f V N ..5 tKNutKU MtUi MKS A W 1 FOl ALIMONY FAILURE DANGEROUS DM LOS' ANGELES, Aug. 20. AP) Josef von Sternberg, motion picture director was fined 200 today by Superior Judge L. W. Roth for failure to pay Mrs. Rlra Marks von Sternberg $1200 monthly alimony. The director testified at the con tempt bearing previously he refused the allmonq because Mrs. von Stern berg filea two - actions In Now York against Marlene Dietrich, film ac tress. One of the suits charged alienation of affection. . : ., ...' ' . wiiKELElt Pinna undor way for construction- of new cnurcu edifice here. ... .: Medf ord's Finest EntertainnJ SILVERTON. Cfre. (UP) Fun: In the farmyard had a painful teoqilcl for Alvls Brunner. Brunner made playful pass at a Rhode Island Red rooster with his boot. The roos,lor re taliated by sinking a spur In 'Drun ner's leg. The wound was so painful that the man was unable to walk- for two days. , ' . PREHISTORIC LIZARD UNEARTHED IN TEXAS Krystslglow, kodak gloss supreme. The Peaaleye, opp. Holly theater, 4 For Sale Choice Bsrtletta for can ning, tMe per lb. 30a B. Jsckson, St Student's ptano, tad.. Palmer Music I House. .v ,J 1 r ,i , e . Portrait of dutlniktioh. The Peas- leys, opp. Holly theater. ROME (API Italy, has suddenly become excursion mad as a result c-f cut fares on state railroads, - .. One Sunday 150.000 persons en trained from the big cities ol Milan. Rome, Venlco and Naples tin excur sions arranged hy Minister ot Com munications Clano, The trips ran from 40 to 175 miles away aud return the same day. The round trip fare between Milan and Venice was OS cents tor the total ot 350 miles, - This partfcular trip attracted 8.400 passengers. They rode tn seven trains ot IS third-class coaches. ; Antipodeans Eager For American Coin CANBERRA (AP) There Is a grow Ing feeling In Influential circles that Australia should seek limns from the United States Instead ot remaining under the flnauelal domination of British Internets. Newspapers display reports that there Is ample money in America for sound Investment. Representatives of American Inter ests resident here see tn the augges. tlon a possibility of stimulating trade with the United States. ; ,. iT i , Tuscan. Cling peaches. Olelm ranch Talent. ) DENTON. Tex. (UP) A prehis toric sea llBard. estimated to -nave weighed about eight tons when lumbered about thousands of years sgo, has been tinearthed In DentoD county .by Willis O. Hewitt, Cr. B Harris and Edwin Hays of the blologi department of the North Texas State Tcachcra' college 4 Church Burns BAKER. Ore.. Aug. 30 (AP) The 36-yrar old Latter Day Saints church which has been used as a recrea tlon hall since IB39, was destroyed bv fire here Tuesday night." The loss partly covered by insurance, mjat 'estlmoied at about :100Q. ) ; Broken windows glazed by Trow bridge Cabinet Works. CIRCUS OF FLEAS NEW ydRKK.--(AP) The Heckler trained Ilea troupe at the Plea circus on Forty-second street is In demand this year for ell to entertainment In Park avenue apartments and swanky summer homes. '.. ' Roy Heckler (son of Professor W. Heckler, Swiss by birth; who began training fleas In Florida) usually con ducts the troupe to the scene of fes tivities. Not a flea has escaped on one of these visits. Colars and chains keep them under control when they are out of their cages. The cost of bringing the trained troupe Into your home Is not as ex cesslve as that cf a group of dancers and a crooner. The fleas don't have to be dined and they don't Jump for every open bottle. Speaking of dining it costs the Hecklers nothing at all to feed their performers. When they get hungry, a Heckler bares a wrist and lets the little. fellow hop to It, or some one else around the flea circus volunteers ts Yta hli-f.(n. Thif'r nil "human Was ' Imported from the south of Europe. These, says l$oy Heckler, ar jn.ora Intelligent and active than dogrfeas. as they don't dwell upon their diet. They lurk In crevices In their native haunts, spring out and-bite an un wary man, and hurry .back home. Thoy live longer than the dog fleas, too. Ordinarily, the performing floas are fed twice daUy. When show business Is thriving, however, they must get hi three good bites a day.. . 4 RUSSIANS RECEIVE INSURANCE MONEY NEW YORK. Aug. 20. (AP) Max imum olalms on 2800 policies repre senting from (2.000.000 to S3.000.000 sued for by residents and citizens of aovlet Russia against the New York Life Insurance company were settled out of court yesterday through "sub stantial payments."' .. - , i ROSEBURG, Ore., Aug. 20. (AP) An unidentified extortionist escap ed through 'a hall of bullets fired at him by local officers here last night. A Roseburg business man, receiving threatening letters which demanded payment of S1000. turned the letters over to the district attorney, Ouy Ccrdon, and Shoriff C. T. Jackson. Upon their Instruction the business man placed a can. stuffed with pa per, beside a telephono pole on an unimproved street In tho extreme south port of th olty. .' Officers. In hiding, waited nearby and presently saw a man appear and pick up the can. Tbey ordered him to halt but he turned and fled. The officers fired sovoral shots none of which, apparently, took effect. . ' Mystery in Murder of Former Marine SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20. (AP) Police were seeking the solution to an apparent murder mystery here today. The body of Felix Williams, former ncn-commlsstoned -officer in the U, S. Marine - corps, was found - In - his apartment lost night spreadeaRled to his bed, tightly lashed, beaten gauged and strangled.- .r -i-y ' ' Police said 'Williams liad apparent ly been dead five; days-. There' wore no signs of a struggle In the room Here's Speedy Relief From Bunions -Soft Corns Oct two-ounce bottle of Mooim's Kmrrald U (full strength) today Two or three applications as direc tions sdvle and in fifteen minutes the pain and eorenens dlso pears, A few more applications at regular In tcrvaU and the Inflammation it gone. And as lor soft uorns. a few ap plications each night at bedtime anil they just seem to shrivel right up and sonic on, No matter how discouraged you have been with pads, shields, or other applications, if you have not tried KmcruUI Oil then ynu have some thing to learn. Heath's Drug Store and Jarmin & woods and every good druggist guar antees me rtrst bottle of Muhnp' Kmerahl oil to-end your foot trou bles or money back. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY JERSEY heifer, 8Mi yrs coming fresh. 5; fresh milk cow, sea; Dotn iuo. 712 Crater Lake. BHD davenport. SIS; chest drawers. 4.76; rocker, ei.oo: Kirenen cabi net. 10; heater. M: fmll Jars, half price; electric brooder, S17.S0. 712 Crater Lake. LOST OR STOIJnJ Bull terrier dog. license No. IT7: dark brown; S3 re ward. Call 114.1-Y. 6-vlt. ,1.1-plute Battery, g 1-yr. guarantee apO, Batter)' Recharging SOc Severin Battery Service last No. Rlvemlde Cooling! -There's nothing quite so re freshing on a hot day as a big, I generous drink of CLEO'S thlrst-satlfifylng lec cream soda. No matter what your favorite drink is, you'll find It. here. SPECIAL! Big, Thick Milk Shakes 10c CLEO'S . Main and Fir Streets "COOL OFF AT CLEO'S' Coast "Creek road being improved. Wlllamlna Times. SAHlT'OBn r. "W, winn ftrnrpn rf h.j.u. yn .uaiu.ue snriiiK counoctlcut's health oeT found less than a '1 drinking water. " Motorists, camper, m have been warned u c from ,iaces marked i.k sign of 1031 Inspection Surrounding conditioa found to count heavUi water supplies, man, ccou aprillgs Delng 0U: euujcti ,o contamination No roadside brooks i .....UvU a Dftio water sul Offn WeaihiT r.ur iomg.it .nd r.ac tho coast; no chanse in tr, gentle changeable winds J 'I TODAY! i 1 li ' : (a B Tapped wire ... a sulfide ... a " guarded telephone cull! A girl .... H living ... hating . i . fighting for re- , r. i' . Jn&- - I ' ' Jg? ' t.JNssx ' ' RICUAUU Altl.KN t J w 4m-. r . - - m ' ALSO : m . SELECTED SHORT Sl IMECTS 8 .",' ', ' "CHVt'K" BIER, LEAH HOLT ! I NEW SOuiND'lOO PER CENT RECEPTION FOUNDED 1909 JACKSON C0UN1 BUILDING & LOAI ASSOCIATION Vail have treat coming to you ir you nam not hail a milk shake msde l aieth Pnig More - The biggest little fountain In town In the coolest store tn town-.' " " WILL share expense with anyone going to San Francisco, . Inquire Slusser's Barber Shop. TOR SALE S good milk cows. 13-X-a. Eagle Point, Ore. FOR RENT 6 rooms furnished; bath. garage, electric rnc,e; i blocks from , Ubrary. W. T. Campbell. 8a . Main. FOR SALE Textbooks of htgher ac countancy. Priced at 10 of cost. ' Room , Nash Hotel. 6-tube Radio $35 Complete A. & B. Eliminators 1 ' $10 Down, $1.50 Week " Service Electric Co. Ill S. Holly Phone 1273 .ill m. r I Hill ET--TTTTnl HI FELT BASE Floor Coverings 39 Attractive Patterns to Choose From. Many new ones just received. n Per Square Yard Our Regular Price
