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Fabllshed dully. exccpt'Sunday, by
The Herald Publishing- Company ol
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street.
ntercd at the postofnee at Klam
th rail. Ore. for transmission thru
malls aa second-class manor.
WKDNKSDAY, JULY 14, !
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SUMMONS 'Ffr PUIIUCATION
No. UBS Eqalty
In the Circuit Ceurt ot tho State
vt Oregon for Klamath County.
' 'Fred L. Houston. Plaintiff. vs.
ftanlcl L. Oordon and Nelllo Oordon.
kusband and wife. C. N. aorilon anu
Icy I. Oordon. husband and wife,
JUbeeca Jane Oordon-Pratt, widow,
i Laura Sherman-Hess. and A. H. Hess,
wife and husband, Sykes Ilamaker
Md Ethel IUntr. nusoana anu
i wife. George 8hennan and
Merman, husband and wife, Leonard
Sherman and Fannie Sherman, bus
tend and wife, heirs at law of Sarah
A. Gordon, deceased; and the Un
known Heirs at Law of Sarah A.
Oordcn, deceased. Defendants.
In the name of the Stato of Oregen:
To Daniel L. Oordon. Nolllo Oor
don. C. N. Oordon. Lucy I. Gordon,
'vkkmi. fnna nnninn.PrnH. Laura
8hrman-Hcss. A. II. Hess. George
Sherman and
AMERICANS WANT
CLUB. BUENOS AIRES
lUJBNOS AIRES. June 25. The
American Club here ot nearly 300
members I trlng to leaso or buy a
homo In order to fulfil n Ions felt
want for an American social center
In the Argentine capital. Thero are
a number of Kngllsh clubs to which
some Americans belong, but there Is
no place where Americans can got to
gether and ''talk freely" as one of
tho promoters put It.
The Roaril ot Governors point out
that If It Is to be a real American
Club It must be "tho best." which
means a good deal in tnis city or
fashionable clubs, among them a
luxurious German club. The organi
sation has a "next egg" ot 120,000
to begin with.
It Is proposed to admit women, to
privileges and make the club a cen
ter ot all 'American patriotic activi
ties. Tho American Club at present
holds a weekly luncheon at a hotel
when the members listen to ad
dresses by prominent visitors or Ar
gentines. "
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
SMMMWWMMWWNMWWVM
Karl hephonl f:r Itccords. 14-16
KOIt SALK Five rebuilt pianos. Seo
them. Earl Shepherd, 507 Main
St. 14-16
WANTED 2 girls for clerical work.
Antilv In own hand wrltlnir. ittnt
Sherman. hlf lni rnfnrnnraa nnil tvlsl. ovnnrlpnrn.
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wife. Leonard snerman. ana ranniv nax No 15t icraIll oSlca. n.n
Sherman: and to the unknown heirs I
at law of Sarah A. Gordon, deceased:
You and each ot you aro hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you In the
bore entitled suit, on or before July
it, 1920, that being the last day of
the time prescribed In the order for
publication of this summons. And It
you fall as to answer or appear, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief prayed for
la hla compl.ilnt on file herein, to
wit: First. That the defendants and
Men and all ot them b required to
art forth tho nature of their respective
FOR SALE 4-room strictly modern
furnished home on North 9th St.
Price 13500. R. E. Smith Realty
Co. 14-17
FOR SALE Farm containing 100
acres, 70 acres In alfalfa, 30 In
grain: 25 dairy rows. 21 belters and
calves. 7 horses. 2 colts, 9 sheep. .10
hogs, 100 chickens and all needed
machinery- for operation. For price
and particulars see ,M. Dclfittl, 74
claims to the hereinafter descrlhedmIlci trom Klamath Fnlls on the
&.... a. at, I mtt anil fill nf Ihlfi a . . .
property and each and all of their
aid claims, It any they have, and
that all adveno claims of the defen
dants, and each ot them, be deter
mined by a decree of this Court.
MUland road.
-A.
14-17
USED BY ANCIENT PHYSICIAN
Oratce-Roman Medical and- Surgical
Instruments of Bronte Now In
Johns Hopkins University.
Wlltliiin It. ituiMor, who served on
the stair of the American etnhny In
London during the war. has presented
to tho Arehcologlst museum of John
Hopkins utilverslt.v, of wliUll he was
fui mer trustee, n sot of nueleiil tlruoco
Itoiiian medical nnil surgical Instru
ments) found two cnrs ngu near Kulo-
plum. In Asia .Minor.
The collection was on exhibition In
txuidon nnil was formerly In the pos
MHilon of the late Alfred O. Van l.en-
ncp. Pinch vice consul In Smyrna, who
owned a large estate nonr Knlophon
and was well acquainted with the ex
onvptlons and discoveries In that vl
cfnlfy. .
The Instruments. 3(1 In number-, are
nil of brouie. with hut one exception.
They were probably the property of
win- Ilomnn physlclnn living In Asia
Minor In the tlrst or wcond century A.
I)., and tli fact that they were nil
found In one place Is doubtless ex
ilnliicl, In the opinion of experts, by
the nnrlont custom of burying a per
Kin's worldly poosson with hllil.
Ttie set Include surgical knives n'ld
elevators, forceps, tennrutn (sharp
hooks), n unique ilrlll bow, for use In
Injuries nnil diseases of the skull,
scoops, probe iiml n cautery.
The ilrlll Ih)w Is. from the w!nt of
Coriernlna Rtadlng. ,
It wns said of IMiiiund Hurke. who
was n great render and a gient thinker
nlso. that he rend every hook as If
he were never to see It n second Unto,
nnil thus innile It his own, it possession
for life. With his example Imitated,
much time would he saved t hit t Is
spent In recalling things hnlf loinom
bored, ntnl In taking up the stitches
of ht IhntiulttH. , gii ntor loss Ihnn
that of time would, bo nob,'il the
loss of the illgulty iiuil Hiwer which
are poi-M,il by him who keeps his
mind Iciim'. iH'tlxe, noil Mi!i'ful, II
Is xerv coiiiuion to give tie rule thus:
MVhnteer Is worth reading at all .a I
north remllug well." If by "well" Is
Intended with the uttuoii Hretrh of
illrntlon. It Is not literally true; for
nere tire books which Mre for pas
time nnil mmiM'inrnt, book" which rnn
he run through. From "UooIin nnil
Heading." by Nimli I'orlir.
Star Theatre
i1mi0i'l"'
aMM"
Tattooing Made an Art.
Tattooing Is mi n r I so old that It
origin Is lot to historical records
having been practiced when tho cnv
men went out to club their fellows
In the Mariueait lulnmlsj the iiiimI
dl'tant nnil i;iot uistirlniis of South
-in archipelagos, tattooing reached Its
liluhcst developiiiviit, nnil lltere It wa
the niot beiiiitlful form of art known
For ii loin In the Mnniuens to
Inck the tattooed Slurs of Terror iiwin
tils face, and to have n bare counte
nance. wa to be n poltroon ami ile
IIIOIII'MT NT.INIMIIH I'lMIIIIUTIOXS
Ti:itVII,l.l(li:it I'AlltlC'K, I'HOI'H.
TONIGHT
Dorothy Dalton in
"HIS WIFE'S FRIEND"
Mack Sennett'e Latest Comedy
"THE GINGHAM GIRL"
THURSDAY
Cha. Ray in "THE CLODHOPPER"
ATTORNEY SWORN IN MYSTERIOUS PAINS
BY BUDDHIST FAITH ! AND ACHES
lll'KNOS AIRES. June 12. (Ilyi
Jluko Mfv Hani to llivtr lor M-tny
Klnnutlli Falls U'oiorn.
.. ,oe nrcn,-. mocim. per ,aps n. , ,ise. by tl.e lr.be. KrciercK inirMi Mali. 1- IVrmlssfon to iHvir by llml.' - - -
told u Ml'bv ZnuTS " , "V, '" ,,UV '!'""VV1n?",,,."",, ' mai,l of lo,l and the Holy Too many women mlrl.Kn tholr
tool useil by cnriH-nter. i achieve u fnlrl) 4-iuttilele picture mi . ' .i., .,. i. - ,..,,,1,1,,. ,rniii,r
-J .mrt lHly mean, many monih. of In- A",i,k' rnnU" ' ll'0 8"l'rrlor j'";n0'ln);ix,,c,"j;,;,r0or X,m "ll.inl" r"d
SHEPHERD BECAME A PRINCE "'n,,, ff,rll,S ' H' expenditure ol ( " of Cordoba tfci. olhnr .lay to a knyj nr CI,'ulnK , ncil)K ,nrk,
u. ..iilt BMsint rniuwt uuii ,uilhi young law student of ngnnstlc hoi of ,Uuy ,olls. headaches and Irrogtiliia,
FOR SALE Relied barley In car
load eats: wheat for feed, oat and
ESV S by'a de-crot thu'St feed. Centra. Point , Feed
Coart It be r.dJudgcd and determined
that the defendants and each and all
of them havo ao right, title. Interest,
r estate In and to the said premises
or any part or parcel of said premises
adverse to thetltle of plaintiff here
la, and that the plaintiff be decreed
to bare a good and valid title In and
to aoJd described real property, to
wit: Lot Five (5) In Block Thirty
mlae (29) of the City of Klamath
Falts (formerly Unkvllle), Klam
ath County. State ot Oregon, ac
cording to the duly recorded plat
thereof;
Store. Central Point, Ore. 14-19
FOR SALE Household
707 Washington.
FOR SALE Six room modern house
on corner lot 'and pavement. Large
lot suitable for two houses; good
lawn. Phone 247M. 14-15
Earl hepberd f:r Records. 14-16
FOR SALE Almost new Ford tour
ing car. inquire G. M
Hall Hotel.
Emir Felsal of Arabia Seemed an At-
toaether Negligible Object In His
Early Life.
Emir Felsnl of Arnbla began life ns
a dirty lllllo shepherd boy. Ills mot h
er wa an Arabian girl of Mccrn and
n comln of his father. When IVInl
w-ns still n biiby Shenvf lluelu sent
him Into the iletort to live wlttj a
lledoulu trlb,'. been use It Is con'dered
more wholrsoine for a boy to grow
up In tho opon desert country limn In
a city or village. In Cori'tniitlnottf
Felsnl cot'tmctril consumption, wrlfi-s
l-nwoll Thoinax In A'n. but since then
the ilerrt luis tnk'tii It nut of him, nl
though he Is still ,.r.v ililn mid bn a
waist only "1 Inches In clrciiinforencr.
He smoko cigarettes day and night
and eats sparingly. Among the lrllx-
he Is celebrated ns an unusually tine
Mint and n good horseman nod rnmel
rider. Felsul Is enllghteneil mid thor- '
oughly mmleni In tils views. His Ioo
ple follow him. not through fenrbttt
because they love hint, He Is much
too kind and liberal-minded to rule
as an oriental despot of the old school
nnd he may lie rirpvnilcd tiixin to usher '
. Ill on entln Iv new onlor of thine for
rvtt..i. '.. . .
"""'""I 111s H-opie.
It-IO-
A Clatsined Ad will sell It.
when he look oath of membership In urination Kidney vmikuess bocomes
tho Argentine bar. Ho sought llrst dangerous If neglected, thm n tlinn
to ink. the oath "by my country nnd .""SI1 kW"7. Xl. Z
.my Honor." but the court Informed morll. Head a Klnmalb Kails rosu!
him that ho would bo obliged to tuko V.ri Iro Cnmlsh. 1129 Oregon
a "religious oath." , Ave., siys: "My kidneys were out of
The student. It Is rotated, the re
order about a year bud mid I suffered
n lot with dull. naKcIiie hnrltaelina.
upon wont to u library nnd hegnn a My work tired 1110 and I had fmiucnt
profound study of the world's rellg- dltzy headscties, My kldnoys didn't
ilnn, nn l,lrl. I,., .n.,,1 ......! .In.. nCl rlglll 0111 I KIIUW UloV WOtO tllO
nf d clever Ensllhli fox. Onii , ., , .. ' ..' causo of tho truuble I road of Down's
ber dn. ho nvs. a nflglilmrl. . . """"" "' ""; "" """ Kidney Pills and used thorn as direct-
furniture.
14-17
Another Crcfty Fos.
A ti.cler of l bo t.'oiiip.iriloii tell" ml
the folbiwlng tor of ii i lover Atin-rl-
ti fox to 1 1 1 1 1 1 (.-: i n fiontl puMlsbed
lltloilloto Of
II Vl jittllialf
1S' IIHIi III- -HIT. II lll'ILIIlllll I. . . -
of his nw n (lock of durks on tho mr,)rm'" ,no learned judges ho had od. Two buns relieved um of tho
opposite side of u small creels thai lfnun"" ""' ,ll' "uddhlst religion was aches and pains and put my kblnoys
runs into Shlnmrok bay. ' "ul "ol and most completn" ln - 0r ' u (Jl,n(, () ,
While trjlng to got nuirer to tho nml """"'d IxTmlsslon to tnko oath i,nptv nak for a kidney remdy got
ducks, nioaiiwhllo keeping himself will "I'on It Tfio Judges consulted musty Daati'a Kidney Pills iu sumo Hint
tomes or Argentine law nnd decldi'il ;'" Minimi nan ratnr ."i.inurn
thorn was nothing to ntcludo j,m , M'ra., Iluffslo, N. Y.
from Inking such an onth. ,
hltMon and walihlng tlioiu very can
tiiiusly through tho gnisN, ho was
ntnnzed to o- n fox that had w nihil
out about forty f.ot from slmro. Ii
wns attrnctliig tho ducks by gently
staving Its mil. In n few- minutes It
vouid unquestionably have on it c lit n
dark hud the mini not shot It. Youth's
Companion.
Optimism, .
Old Lute Ijithers Is n groat follow
to look on the bright s!ic of things
-Id n gaunt Mlssoiirlnu. whom the
' Fori-casl notes. Ho was riding to n
a ths't ntaintiff h.ir rood nd OR SALE 5-room house on Crea-I Wouldn't Waih. town on n load of hay the mlier dny
Talld title In and to said premises as I, cent Av"- wltn Latb. toilet, sink, Chatting with Sir Ernest Shackle- I wlion the road won. so muddy thai
calnst the aald named and unnamed , T,orJ: bu,It ,n buffet, writing) ton. the famous mitarrtle exploror, he "tie wheel droppiil Into n ihtnk holo.
defendants and each and all of them.,dc,k' uresser and kitchen cabinet.1 told me that one of the Ik-si stories tho lay sliicl. nml l.ute rolled o(T nnd
Tfctrrl That h n Anrritn nt Ihts Pantry, Screened front and rear l.u h.u !.... ........ .. ... I !.wll .... I.u l I I.. ., i n
-r'.:v ".,.'.--v..:.".; Mrrh.. h,.ma. . .j .. --r- ,u,u '""'" .uio..u r- ................. ....... ... ., .,..,. ,.. -.
voarx ii oe aajaagea ana acieruimea ---. -.uu.u.. ,i. aUu ucn.
that the defendsnU and each and nll.A real bargain for only $2000 cash.
ot tbera be forever enjoined and! rf.. ALSO
, Mnim nr rtntm. urhni.or'in nrl city limits., all cleared. level nnd chaniilns Utile lumlscnpe, linllentln;
. .i. ...m nH..iA. kin.snM 4i 'nil thp, rniinlv hls-hvni. wtm mIw that tluro wns n slorv lu.tilritl It. 'l
W 14IC B4IU )I6UIIB UCI CUUMV.U UOw " - - - h.Bh . m . ...vvwu. " - -.
scribed, or In or to any part or por-HSOO; terms. wns out In the forest." ho explained ' broke lay invSc." Yo th's ('iininiiiot
tlon thereof, adverse to the plaintiff. I Al.su I "I linil all my materials wiih mo ox
and for such other and further relief , run SALb One of the very
as to this Court may seem meet and
equitable, and for his costs and dis
bursements herein.
This summons Is served by publi
cation thereof. In the Evening Herald.
list n,M 1 "Well, sir." s.i 1.1 U. when they hint
He wns showing a lady visitor over dragged lilm out, "the o V'u inn
lis studio one day und product d a ' roads don't bruise ju up like n rook
roan iios. ir Unit ii-d Imh n hard
iirfniTil nml. It wiiiiM luivo iluitii
A Claislfled Ad wilt sell It.
l.oudon Is still the world's chlof
emporium of I tin send trade.
I ii.
best cent nri enmtv oiitinN. I rum., nf.n n
corners on Klamath Avenue. I.iit.t...., ,i,n, .,i.nn....i ... ..i.
in.... iTt co. .:. . ! ' ....... ,..v, ...... ....
"""" "; .eo' ""' I muM record It
. j. o.iiiif ,v i .
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not in tie bacioil, so I tixik out my
handkerchief, slretrlied It ncross my
I was doiermtmd I ,-an bo used ! Il'e'.v
dallv newsnatr. urlnted. nuhllshed. LOST Suit case eontnlnlne la"d(M I'use. und painted on that."
. -. -. - - . - -.. . i . .... . . -..-. ,, ......... . .. .. .
me inuy ioiikiii nt me iinmiKercbler
and of general circulation In Klamath' and chlldrens clothing. Leave at
County, Oregon, by order of Honor- Ford Service Station and receive re-
able D. V. Kuykondall. Judge of the, ward. . 14
Imiva lnllMprl rmirl mnilifnnil f ItAit I '
June 11th, 1920, which said orderlHKI.P WANTED, Circular sawyer,
requires that this summons bo pub-' wtter for hand set works, trim-
Uahed at least onco a wek for six (merman, deck scaler and dry grader
consecutive weeks, beginning on thai for white plna mill Just-starting In
12th day of June. 1020. i Plumas county, Calif. Address Hox
-C. F. STONE and ,T, Herald office, atating experience.
W. A. Wlest. 14-1C
Attorneys tor riainiui,
Jane 12-19-26-3-10-17-24
and then turned n shorkid face to the
nrtlst. "You'll nevfr he iihle to wash
that pnlnt out," she riiiI. lndon
Tit-nits.
A Clssslned Art will Mil tt
USED CARS
1918 Chevrolet, Al condition
two new cord tires
1916 Ford In good order
tires good
LOST Between Modoc Point ond
Klamath-Falls, dark brown Jacket.
Finder leave at Herald nfflco nnd rn.
eclve reward. 14-19
FOR SALE Launch, cheap for caah.
Write Van Meter & Smith, Olene.
14-20
1917 Ford, good condition
191S Ford Sedan, Al condition
all new overslzo tires,
. $200 in extra o'juipment
1915 Ford Delivery, with
enclosed body firat class
condition, (Ires good
FOR SALE McCormack mowing
machine, all In good condition, not
very old; works good as new. Ad
dress Jack Cheechor, R. F. D. No. 1,
uox 13. 14-16
FOR SALK 12 room home, with
full basement, furnace; one fi-room
house; 2 lots with CC feet on Pine
and 120 on Fourth. Inquire 30S
Pine St. 14-15
WANTED Housekeeping rooms or
i'uiiiiit:iii ii, iiimur oi man. wiioi -" " - ".v-.v-.i,..
end 1'4 year old child. References. ' I'luylns In the hall to scores of radio
Encourage the Owallow.
if yoti want to free the neighbor
hood of mosquitoes encourage hwuIIws
to inuko theinselves at homo. hii)h the
American Forestry ussoclation of
Washington.- These birds feed almost
entirely uikiii nhiioxloiis In sect m und
Iliey will do much toward prolecllug
orchanls and other trees from Insect
pests. No better Investment ran be
made, therefore, (linn some houses sot
out for martins and other swnllows. Of
the blue swallows the purple martin Is
the largest, the mule being entirely
blue above und below-, while the female
Is blue above '.villi n gray breast. Swal
lows are highly migratory, most of
l hem spending the winter In .South
America,
Ruth-Pith Lns C'c.inr.
Almost tiny ord'ni.M iin-iiuiu thnt .
o smenr nnd
even scrntdi a lens l tin- (-loaning. A!
( '"ry perfect lens elei.ner eim bo liui'tel
ry using tbo iiiodiiMii or plih of sikIi I
f lilanis lis snnlloiri r rn-h or older sy I
' tl.o SoVntnie AioorJ. ,i Strips of tin;
dry plih mo ru nnd tl i-so nro fnm-'
e'd I'll oil inlliew'vo to II tileio of
. ,. !.-. .,.,. . t . . -
run;, i in- "iii iiicj lie nrraiireii in
'ows with nmll smioom In belweoti.
The Ioiih k riil.be t nenily Willi (bo
novel I'leni.er ituil all marks disappear.
Mexico's Fash.onab'e Drive.
i The purnilu. ground of Mexico City
is the Avlei.da do Hin Francisco. This
tfiorl street extend from the Mexican
While House to llio Al.iuiedn 'and Is
only about 21 foil from curb to curb.
Hen: at tho ppprom-li of twilight, every
smart equipage In iln- uipltiil come.
Dnwii iho one side of Hit- Aireet nml up
diu other side moves n procession nt
n stow walk, while iMorjbudy looks at
ever body else.
EFFICIENCY
DURABILITY and a
LOWER PRICE
Should comment1
THE JOHNSON
MOWER
to you above all other type of mow-ra Wo nro selling Ilium at tho
lower prices which prevailed beforo the present high prices wont Into
effect. Surely that means something to you. Discriminating farmers
nro buying them (hero's a r-uioti.
also .i ;i:i:u.w, link ui-' lAit.Mi.vt; maciiinkiiy
ljiU-t ttinl lt( TjpiM
WOOD
Wnnrnlghty scarce In.t winter. It VIII bo Just as scarro this
winter, but you can elimluntu otir winter worries by buying a
WADE DRAG SA
and rawing your own wood now.
EASY TO OPERATE
HAVES TIME and Is
HTRONU AND RELIABLE - ,
Does the work of ton mint
HOWIE GARAGE
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Klamath Falls, Agents
,i
Scientific Triumph. i"f
Studenis of the Cnrneglo Instliuic (!
of 'iVchmilogy In I'litshurgh phieil o
radio triini-iiiltli-r In Central bull to
si ml out tbi! iiiukIc- of nil orcliustrn
! v
PRICES TALK
I3ox I), Herald oiitcc.
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Klamath Falls Auto Co.
11.17 Main Kt.
,1X)ST A Miller tiro, lntortubo, cov,
or and rim, somewhere between
Chlloquln and Klamath Falls. Re
I turn Hall llotol and receive reward.
14-15'
T1"'0-- --
SCREENS
Scrcm Doors ComDlete stock no 'mn.l
Window Screens Made to or$Qrj,reid tv delivery
-T u joiiowmg aay, ,
' Buy "Mad. in Klamath FalU'' Products
-.' -.rii.-A J.tUBSUSB ,II11Hb'u.
P1umm12A
vvTsyTvf v tTttftft44Tf tttaiaiiatal
stitileiitH In tin? district listening In.
Professor Itatb, hearing the music In
the experiment station of the univer
sity, half ii mile nvvay, succeeded by
the iiKo of ii magnavox nn Instrument
in lucioaso the sound from a radio
reu'lver unit two strings of electric
wires. In passing It on a hulf-mllo lo
the Heinz house, where students
limited to it.
The Press Agent's Work.
The old-time press ngeit Is now
known as a "publicity expert" and his
business has greatly developed In re
cent years. Outside of the regular
theatrical press agents, every Ameri
can city has a small army of men who
And lucrative employment la giving
publicity to Snanclal and Industrial
enterprise.' philanthropic and eduru
tlonal Institutions, hotels and restau-
ana wioe variety or otner
that detjt4 for their saccetw
I..-. enterp
Z tlonal
X rsnta,
mZ Ulur
IkMi
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AND HERE ARE SOME THAT ARE HOLDING A REGULAR HEART TO X
ncuw lAJWVbKaVllUPI WIIH YUU. UUK 3 1 UKL IS HEADOlJARTTnc; X
FOR SUCH BARGAINS.
Chic Food tjMI.Oircnl.
Cold Dust Sp'iclnl alio pktf.
l'alin Olive Special , lie bar
Wild Hebo Hoap
Itoso Hath Bi;ap
Pop Corn Up-oclul...,
..He bur
..He bar
..17c lb.
fSs rMs4sh T 4
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KolKor'ii Tee, jilncK or croon,
Itoultir i0( lb
Chose h B.tiJboni's Coffon, 1 lb.,
llogulor 'IB ,
hmo ft flanb rn s Ooffoo, 2 lbs,,
iiegiiur'st r. .:..:. ;
Bwlffa Wh!f iojp, IS burs...,
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