THE KLAMATH NEWS
WedncHday; Nov. 17, 1020
re Thrw
PiK Woman Will
Testify Thursday
In Mrs. Hall Case
MORGAN NOT MEMBER
PROHIBITION FORCE
Thn report Hint K. K. "Ilml"
Miirmui, whii rcalKnod lil position u
few tlnya uko as a niomher lit tin'
local police department, linn Joined
the fcdariil prohibition fori-, is
denied Iii tola by Miirmii, "I hairx
not liornmo n prolillillliin uacnt.i
Radio Program
for Three Days
of Present Week
FILIPINO. TO ACT
AS INTEPRETER
HIIMKItVII.I.K, N, J. Nov. 10
t Culled Newa --Tito lllniuK of elm
llnll-Mllla lliurdi'r1 trliil has been
Brruniied to l lmraduy morning, j neither ilu I Inloml lo ito no. i;holel concert orchestra; 5:30 p. m
At Uiul tlmn Hcnator Alenuniler' Imvo sotuolhliiK III lino that In murll ichlldien'a licur by "IIIk llrrelher;"
Nmiuihor 1H
KI'O (428.3ml Hun 1'ranrtsco
siiul fi'uturM, 3: So p. ni., Palace;
Itaymond Pol. Filipino employed
lu tli office of I'liy Knitlueer Chas.
Iiarloy, and a student of rltanford
University, will li'uve thin morning
Chili-Bean Has
New Editor; One
Is Quite Sick
Amateurs Predict j
Hard Winter in j
Great Northwest
i
BKATTLK, Nor. 1. It' going to:
ltl'ILDKIIH' KXCHANOR
meets every 2nd and 4th Wed
nesday or tne .Moutn si i:vv
p. m. In Mooe Hall.
uim Velma ILooJ'iirfl ' 4 dltor of
i
for l.akevlow whore ho will serve 'tho Chill-Bean, publication of Clitl- j be hard, hard winter in the Pa
aa Interpreter at a murder trial j ouun high school, wan forces! to : clflc. northwest. Anyway, thafa
wnoroin a ,-iivxirun is ncienusni,
retire from ntr duties o a
Hliiipaoii, the apsolul prosecutor,
will call rVrtihii wltnnaa stand Mrs,
boiler
in n do
and tiiiniiunecinciii will
ii due cnui-au of time.
Iw :3I) P.
I rhcatra:
in.
, Utnli'
p. in.,
realuurnut or
lludy Kclgor'a
liii'l'linr ! what the amateur
lilstriri Attorney v. n. comus n jonmaiut and editor, due to lUneaa
I i.use rouniy uMvpiiiiiioii yiaae.aori j-h ngll tt caturtMl her to drop
7ruuy a.auig .ni , .,,hno, work f or . the year.
!l'llltl IliV frl.tlwl,. In btiiiw llkiit I nni
..,. v., uu,., i.i oiny wiui(..wuioi 0t a prohlhlilou officer
testimony directly accused
Htovuus Hull and her hrol
Willie mid Henry Hlovoiis, of t ho
crime.
Mrs.
'"""iLeffi
egion Drive Is
Going Over With
Genuine Thrill
eceill-j
riiient ;
made Iiihi nlglit hy one of Iho motu-j
berahlp committee, i
; dividual
.Mimnwlilln, Iho Uiul of iIik three
dofondunta fur thn murder f Mra.
Klciiuor .Villa, whie body, wllh
I hul of the Iter. Kilwiird Wheeler
Mull, wua found hciieiilh thn iuli
npplo tree at I'hllllpa rarm four
your ago. alunila ailjonrneil.
Over the uhjiirtloim or d'fiuae
rounaol, the rourt aiulilcil tho pnw
ei'Ullon a duy'a diluy to give the
"pig woman" more lime to reruper
nl from an lllnena I hul nrarly pro
vvnled altogether her uppottmuie In
the eiuie.
Senotiir Kliiipaoii explained that
Idiyalrlnna at Jeraey t'liy hcmpllul.
where Mia. tliliain la ronflned, hml
told hi in that Mra. (Illiaon could
l.n moved In Hoinervlll Tiiiwday.
Imi it would be "much aufer to
wall unlll the follow-liiK duy."
The entire ettile'a tnae la pri'dU
eiitrd on the truth of the "pig wo
man'a" aanertlon that alio auw t lie
. Vi . . , al..i by The Smoke,
4 II ai'rlie of the iliillliln Innriloi nn
Hie night that the ronplo were
plain.
Hill
Fairmont hotel concert oriheetrn:
7:30 p. m. IX. X p. m., KI'O
Hiring quartet; II p. in., H iwullan
proKruiu: IV p. in., Cuhlrru dance
orthoatra.
Kill) (Kl.2.11) Oukluud. llaual j
fi'Hlun'n; 5 p. in.. bya' program:
( li. in., Ilem'a I. Iiilc Kymphony
oriheHtra; H p. m. K(i) l.lltlii Kym-
lihnnv ort'liVMlj!! furl Illimli'hninMl
The iiieiuheriihlp drive, aiouired eonduHlne: a in.. (:..rnvl,-h'
iy imiiiiiuiii i oi iM. n, oi ine!,unr0 ori'healra.
American lckiihi, win euii I
her 7, acrorillnx lo utiiioiuic
weather fore-
caatn any.
M. I). Buramera, government met
eorological obaerver here, through
Ie In turn hunted up Darley who j ,ccpted with renret 'by memkera 1 th ald of lrw, 'UPPlng bttrean.
In turn recommended I'eli whoL. tna Aaaoclatcd BtulW-nt llofly of'1""1 collected more than a hundred
peuka Kpaulab and Kngllah moat,ne MkU gch((0 which 'met NbTem-!d",erant weather prognoa-
' ' " H BCUOOI wora . ear.
Interpreter le sent to Uikevlew and i M(B. iiookard'a -resignation waa
PHONB 1300 ' '
WESTERN TRANSFER:
COMPANY '
410 Malo ' '
TRANHFKK AND VRATOfO
riuently.i
p. ni., i weekly meeting of Hoot
Owla, bnwdcaat Hlinulianeoualy with
etutlon KiV, l'ortland.
ber 1 for their regulor eeaelon.
Tom Cunning. Tlce-frealdent of
the atudent body, called the meeting
to order and proceetled through the
regular routine of - nuaineaa both
new and old., . ; '
Under old bujlnea the proponed
amendment of - the,'' conatritutlon.
changing the. day of atudent body
XovoinlM'r ti
KI'O (428.3) Kan Franclaco.
Unual feat urea; 2:4 5 p. m., play
KI.X (SO'Jml Oakland. Hllent i hy play l.roadrjint from llorkeley meeting from Tueedny to Wednea-
ufter 7:30 p. in., newa report. Memorial at .nil urn of football game! day, waa adopted. t '
KFI 1 407m) loa Augi-lea. Uauol . between Unlveralty if California , The remainder' of thej meeting
riaturea: fi:30 n rn f i'llin cluhiniwl Kintiffird g'.tfl n m KIrIai vm nirnail ataf tn fhM."iieD"' eom-
I'rlana are being offered to In-idonce orcheaira: 6:30 o. m.. Cotton reaimirnni rclutra: 7:0 n.' m..imineo which had an aWreetlnc
for the efforlrt .ti orcheatru: 7 n til. nrnuram . lv a n m fllff Imif.l Hamn Ar.:nmhp rf nlam. tfte.itlut mmlur
made In olilulnliig nieiiibcra for the ,y Cnlver.lty of Southern Calif or-1 hetrn. ' ; i I winter under their hata. ,
ulii; 8 p. ni. !ra ma hour: p. m ,! KtJO ..4Ui.2rot Oakland. 9 P. 1 ,
Helwyn HarrlM, tenor, with orchea-; m., WtK IJiinicndorfer'a 'Hotel:,; Ct'IIWiV.IUXJ "
tru: to t. m , "Mmlc J!ox" hour, j whlteumb band, Kan Francisco. ,. .
KHJ I 405. Zin l.oa Angelca. 6:3u! KI.X (SvHinl Oakland. 2:30 The f curfew rings in Chlloquin
p. in., clillilren a progrum, p. ni .!m play by p.ay brondiaat o( Stan- each
Zoellner quartet and vocallata. 10 . (ord-Calirarnla footbal gamo, Mm-'Uren
p. ni., Vlrginlu lleiuenway'a llu
mony lilrla. KFi I4"ml
Klnniiilli pout. The rirat puynieiit
on an Knhcx coach, from the Acme
Motor rompunv, la offered ua the
flrat nwnrd. The aecond awurd It
a 12 gauge Kavuge aholgiin, offer
ed by The Hinoke. The third prlxu
la a liriien watch offered by (J lover'
Jewelry atoro and now on dlapluv
In their window. Fourth award la
flobaou finding pole, a particular
tfcatlona laaued by aeveral acore of
rain and anow propheta.
They hare been checking up on
liirda and anlmala, flower and treea.
There are reporta of heavy fur,
extra layer of fine pin feather on
aen gulla, hard coats on flower
aeeda, mnch moa around the tree
trnnk ami thick layer of fat
around the ribs of hibernating for
eit. anlmala.
MT. I.AKI AXO KAIRTEV
Mlas Bern Ice and LuclUe Daw
aon and Mlas Gladys' Latta spent
the week-end wifih their parents
Xrom the Southern Oregoa Normal
j school In Aablaiul. ' .
llarchrl Smith was a week-end
lilght at 9 o'clock and chil-1 r at me nome oi cen namii
under the age -of 16 years, ton' ,
orlul stadium. Berkeley. - j roust be off th streeU and at , "'" "
Ua Aoaelea tsual ', home. This Is a- ruling that re-;"""'-'
K.VX (337ml Hollywood, laual i fcaturea: 1:30 p. m.
fouturea; 4:30 p. m screen chat ! , rchealra: Konneili .l'rloe,
" p. in.. orgau.re-7 p. m.. studio program; 8
Fourteen States
Growing Cotton, 1
Corn Is Active
HT. I.Ol'IH, Mo.. Nor. 10 fl'nt
ted Newa (iro-!ng agitation 4iy
farm repreacntutlvea from 14 slates
--l In the cotton south and eight
In the corn growing middle weal
........ ...... r , ,,, 1y jyre i-oart; , ,,, nl., organ. re-j7 p, m.. studio program; 8: p. m
. .... l.- .,,. ,,.n. u...-r.r,rl ,,y Fr1(1 Sclioll; 8 p. ni.. fea-1 ...u-reiive orocram: D. m.. Ange
la an Orego:i .rA tinirriim' ft li. m . coiitreMV tiro- .....r..f . i n m riHIn .liil
yew archer a bow. , grain; 10 p. m.. feature program: tjj p. ,.. KFI midnight frolic.
Three nr fiiur urn eflluir InM ' II n n. At... I ..nt..nH r..,.nfiti ,,t i ..... .,.. m . t a n )...
- ' " V ...h.. n , IIJ I1WJ.6IIII MJ3 AhtW L
big money, according to nnnouno-, (irove dance orchestra. U-ni n children hour: 8 D.I,
mint Inat night, and these men are! KI'SN (31E.6ml Paaadena. 6 ' m Vocabts and Inatrumenlolists.
t.,.-,. imu .v-m,i7u,-, p. in., uiniirr-iiiiiu nwws ii?iw.i.' KNA (337ml Jlollywooa. i.au"J
urraiiip niui s. uiinoiign iney reiuaen i s p. m., muaicul program ny rara-1 faturee;
luat night to make any definite : denn chumber of commerce. !,.. a
Kiiw Mui.&ini roriiann.
p. m.. dinner rnncert; 8 p. m..
vaudeville entertalumcni.
KFOA 1454.3ml Scuttle. Uauol
fi'utiires; 2:30 p. m., concert or
Klamiilli jrhealru: 4:30 p. m.. The Times.
Afternoon at Home;" 6:t.i p. in..
Marte Everui suited from official action of the ,m"ioi " .
soloist: city council, and any violation will I " "
h. dealt with severely. . lu,llmu ""' "iiiy. l" umuer
I with .Mr. and Mra. Kenneth- Klahn ;
For results use News Class Ads In Klamatl- Falls, S-inday, Not. 14.
You can obtain glasses of us
that will conform to the contour
of your face, yon can choose
the style that will become too.
You can have perfect confidence;
In our examination and work.
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Eye Sight Specialist.
We Grind Our Owa
210 Winters Building.
Klamath Fall, Ore.
I statements. 1 here Is still room to
, receive any "buddy" or ex-aerv.e
I man who is not a member of the
.eglon somewhere In the I'nlled
Stales.
The American Legion.
piial, la ulao giving prlxea for three,
seven or ten membera. Tho prlxea 'nll-alur studio program;
lor federal agitation providing Riiv-iara attrurtlro and well worth hav-
rrnment naalatunco In bundling crop!
atirpluftes wua aeen lu keynote ad-,
lug, but their nature has not been
divulged. Ill order to obtain one
PERSONALS
ftreeses at tho opening r.sljn, of : of the five greater prlxes. men who
the corn and cut Ion cimfcrance, . , j are turning In their list of new
To dnte, the curn growers have mcmbcra. ( niuit ' submit mure than
4h-cii fighting single liundixl on the I 111 names lo be ellglblo for the
lUi-ition, even meeting with oppo- award.
sltlon from southern members of
congress.' Hut Tuesday limy met
with the uvowed purpose of evolv
lug some sort uf farm relief pro
gram suitable to 4toth which cun
bit preeMitHl' to congress.
Dc m ii nil lug "speedy, drastic ac
tion," Senator Smith W. Ilronkhart
of town declured thut a survey of
the situation shows Ilia farm liloc
iliae tho baluniu of power In con
greaa. lie oaaerted thut a million farm
er had lost property or homo In
the last six yenr and that a major
ity o them now are facing dlsuaier.
A. 11. 1). Wnldsiuor. attorney for
the Tennessee cotton 'growers' naso,
in,. Hawaiian orchestra:
in., string orchestra tiud
8:30 p.
D:30 p.
vocalists.
Arthur Hchiiupp, Klaniutli Kalis
ntturiiey, Is umoiig the Shrlnurs of
the Kliimalli lodge, fife and drum
corps, who will leave Thursday
morning for Itoselnirg to attend u
ceremonial mid lultiutloii ul the
UoKol.urg MiihoiiIc temple.
e e
Joseph Jensen, county engineer,
spent yenterdny In Chlloquin on
business ronnccteil with tho office
of the county irffkinl. He return-
.led lu.l night. .
clntlon, said tho south and the mid
die weet "should Join hand verm
The president's cotton plan of: ' '' " are' motoring north
taking 4.000.000 bale surplus
Miss Kayo Cordon and Miss Kvc
lyn Hockley are among the Klamath
la Indefinite, he
will afford 1 1 1 tic
to attend liomc-C timing at Oregon
Agricultural College this week-end.
Mrs .Henrietta Noely of tlulte,
Montana. Is spending sevornl days
hero visiting her sister, Mrs. J. K.
I.circniiin. Mrs. Noely is plnniliig
lo leavu Kluniath Kails soon
l,os Augelus where she will spend
the winter months.
(ienrgo Offlold. well known ranch
er of the Merrill district, was a
business visitor in Kluniath Kalis
yesterday afternoon for u brief
business visit,
Among the out of town business
visitors lu K In inn t It Kulls yester
day was A. M. Thomas of Mnlltl.
prominently identified with the Ma
lta I'rogross. Thomas wus unions
the lnisliio.su men who mot the sp
clal truln carrying Arthur Curtis
James and his party.
V. C. Townsend, who has re
cently been elected as director of
the water nsors' association, was
here on business for a few hours
yesterday afternoon.
e
J. 1.. Jacobs, farmer of tho Mil-
from the market
said, "because It
direct relief."
Hitler bcuruso President Cnolldge
failed to appoint any members of
the southern cotton' growers tn his
commission Wuldseur said It was
logical that southern cotton grow
er "might know something about
cotton."
Senator Thaddett Caraway of
Arkansas, also roundly scored the
plan of Ilwsldcnt Cool Id go's com
.mlltee to Hike 4.000,000 hales or
cotton out of the mnrket for 18
months by means of specially cre
ated finance corporations.
"It never seems to have occurred
to the president and his ndvlaers,"
the senator said, "that 4.000,000
'hales or this year's cotton crop Is
now lu tho hands of speculators,
who paid half the coal of produc
tion for It. Instead of suggesting
Hint these Interests withhold their
supply from world trade until the
farmer could find a profitable mar
ket for tho remainder of his crop
the administration asks the farmer,
who can III nfford lo do so. to wllli
liold the remulnder of his crop, pay
interest and Insurance charges antl,lln Inrlgiitlon district, was Here on
pledge himself to limit production ' business yesterday iiflornoon for a
so thut these apoiMilator may ronji:few hours. '
large benefit." ..,.,
Itccognliltig tho necessity of ra-l Miss Penrl Hiehn ud Miss rran
llef from tho burden of crop sur- es Humphrey ure entertaining for
liluses, former (iovornor Frnnk O. n largo number of tihe younger sot
Lowden. of Illinois, advocat-d the at tho George lllehn home on I'lno
formation of a cooperative move- street this evening at bridge. Korty
,ti I Imitations liuve been .Issued to tho
The only uld from tho govern- j aflalr, which promises to be one
ment which the cooperative would, of tho meat interesting of tho full
rocolvo, he said, would ho thut the! season
government would dlstrlliuto uniting
all producers of a commodity Iho
cost to the cooperative of handling
of tho surplus,
"Tho world, long nccuslotned to
mass production, now appears lo lie
giving muss selling a Uiul," snid
l.owden.
Dr. Tart llutlur, editor of the
Southern Agriculturist. Memphis.
condemned the failure of the govt!
ornment lo help the furmer reullxo
the difference between agricultural
and Industrial conditions.
HARUIBT CHOWLEY
downs and remodeling. Special
ising stout slr.es. 025 No, Second
t. Thono 63a-V.
Xavcnilier IW
KI'O. 42S.3ml San Kranclsco.
I'suul feulure. 3:3U p. m., 1'ulace
hotel 4-oiicert orchi'stra: S:30 p, in.,
(hlldren's huur by "Big llrothor;"
6:30 p. m.. States restaurant or
chestra; 7:30 p. ni.. HX; 8 p. m.,
Cablrlu dance orchestra; 9 P. m..
rulaoe h'Uel Itosernoui duace or-
Irhi.Mlrn' 111 in . Sljilna rOHtminilll
1 ni'clieMtm . t
KCO 1.1111.2ml Oakland. 5:30
p. m. Ki;o radio girls; 6 p. m..
Stanislas Hem's I.lttle Symphony
orchestra. Silent after 7:25 p. in.,
stock reports.
KLX (.'0:i!.il Oik!.'i.d. 8 p m..
program by Orovllle, Col., munici
pal omul: 9:30 p. n.. thens Ath
letic club dance orchestra.
KFI (467ml l.oa Angeles. Usual
features; 5:30 p. ni.. studio pro
gram; 6:30 p. in., vocalists and
instrumentalists; 7 p. ni., popular
program; 7:30 p. in., music; 8 p.
m., organ recital by Alex Hellly;
9 p. in.. Alma Frances Cordon, con
tralto: 10 p. in., ballad hour.
KHJ (405.2111) Us Angeles."C:30
p. m., children's hour; 8 p. m..
studio program: 10 p. til., Al John
son's Marigold Hardens orchestra.
7:30 p. in., studio pro
p. in., feature program;
9 p. in., courtesy progrum; 10' p.
m., Abe Lyman's Cooounut drove
dance crehestra; 11 p. m.. Satur
nlght frolic.
KI'F.V (.113. 6m) Pasadena. 6 p.
m., dinner-time news report; 8 p.
m.. conrert hour ith Star-News
i instrumental ensenioie. v :
I KGW (491.6ml Portland. 6 p.
m.. dinner concert; 7 p. ro.,. chil
dren's program' oraadenst simul
taneously by KUW and KFOA, Seat
tle. 10 p.- in.,' Herman Kenn's
Multnomah, hotel dance orchestra,
midnight to 6 a. m all night test
progrum broadcast from KHU
through KC.W and KFOA.
KFOA, (154.3m) Seattle, usual
fixtures. ' . 2,30 . m.t concert or
chestra; 4:30' fi: "til.'. The Times.
"Afternooms at Home:' 6:tj p.
in., studio program; 7:13 P. m.. old i
fashioned dance orchestra; 8:30 p.;
m., harmony trio, midnight to 6 1
a. B., alMiilrfht program, broadcast
from KHQ , Through KGW and!
KFOA. :
Smartly Tailored
Young Men's Togs
SAYS RED PEPPER!
HEAT STOPS PAIN:
IN FEW MUTES!
if 9 iiit'
Fashioned to Feel Right and Look-Right
Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, i I
I bachache, stiff neck, sore muscles, ;
KNX (337m) Hullywood. I'aiial I Htrana sprains, aching Joints.!
, program. 4 p. in., uoy soouis When you are sunoriug so you ,
1" I - . . .1 I 1 .. ..... ... In llaA
mitflcni progrum; i p. m.. siuuio run imiwiy r iwu, ju ,
nroerum: g n. 111., studio urogram i'i"' '
I) p. m.. music; 10 p. m., feature
Nothing has such concentrated.
,1.. tr hn.l ' Vwl nATMir.
progrum; 11 p. ill., Abe Lyman a',, whnn hmlt penetrates right
Cocoanut drove dance orchestra. down Into pain and congestion rc
KPSN (315.6111) Pasadena. 6 p. hicf comes at once. ''
dlnuer-tiine news reports. t Just as soon as you nppiy kou
I'epper you teet rne iincung neai.
In three ntluutes the sore spot
Is warmed through and through
SUITS
$16.00 to $25.00
0'COATS
$18.00 upwards
Fine tailoring combined with fine
fabrics, to be found in our -new
models pf Suits and O'coats, give
them an air of distinctiveness which
assures every young man of being
well dressed. Some have two pair
of trousers. . ; .
in.
DEATHS
.1.1MF.H .1. WALSH
Funeral services for the
.lames J. Walsh will lie held
lut
this
KUW (491.5ml Portland. 6
p. in., dinner concert; 7 p. m.,
children's program : 8 p. in., week
ly meeting of the' KGW Movie
rlub; 8:30 p. m.. Cole McElroy's
dance orchestra; 10:30 p. m..
weekly Ifrollc or keep Crowing
Wiser order of Hoot Owls. Pan
tages stars and other features.
KFOA (454.3m) Seattle. Vsunl
features; S:30 p. m., concert or
chestra; 4:30 p. m.. The Times,
"Afternoons nt Homo;" 6:45 p.
m., concert orchestra: 8:30 p. in.,
Tho Times studio program: 10:30
and the torture is gone.
Howies ' lied Pepper Hub. made i
from red peppers, costs little at!
uny drug store. Oet a Jar at once. ;
He sure to get the genuine, with ,
the name Howies on every pack-1
age. Adv.
(Wednesday) afternoon nt 2:30
o'clock nt the Karl Whltlock fniier
ul homo. Pine nvenuo ut Ixth.
Interment will bo muile 111 Unk
villo cemetery.
CAItll C!K THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
for their kindness mid sympathy
In tho sickness and tleuth of our
mother.
C. W. Seeds.
Mnry Ziioliuriiili.
Hereafter. Instead of soda tnko
little "Phillips Milk of Magnesia"
water nny time for Indigestion
or sour, acid, gassy stomach,
relief will como Instantly.
For fifty years genuine "Phillips
Milk or Magnesia" has been pre
scribed hy physicians because it
overcomes thrvo times as much acid
in the stomach ns a saturated solu
tion of bieurbonnto of soda, leaving
the stoninch sweet and froo from all
gases. It neutralises ncld forniontu
tlons In tho bowels and gently urges
the souring waste from the system
without purging. Besides, it Is
more pleasant to take than soda,
insist upon "Phillips." Twenty-five
cent and fifty-cent bottles, any
drugstore. "Milk of Mngnesla" has
l.oen the V. 8. lteglstered Trade
Mark or The Charles H. Phillips
Chemical Co.. and Its predecessor,
Charles II, Phillips, since 1875.
Adv.
Dr. Stockwell
Foot Specialist
Phone 1268-W
Suite 305 Winters Bldg.
...
Blankets and Comforters
Warmth and service will be found in all our soft and beautiful blankets.
You will be delighted with their exquisite coloring and designs in new
plaids, gray strip stripes and self-toned effects.
( "Phillips Milk of Magnesia" ) j', pjjj (C
) J I : : " j
I (OMtKiSiA "Chew t
NE I
COMFORTERS
$3.19 $3.89
OREGON CITY ALL WOOL
$8.50 $i2.50 $14.50
WOOL NAP
$3.39
GREY WOOL BLANKETS
$4.39 $5.85 $6.85
SHEET BLANKETS
$ 1 .89 $2. 1 9 $2.39
WOOL MIXED BLANKETS
$4.65 $5.95
SEE
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