The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 30, 1902, Image 4

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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1002.
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White Waists
,1-3
&Lnjrv
Reduced
Take your pick of the
remainder of the summer
; waists at 33 U3 per cent
, less than the marked price.
! 80c Girls' Hats
For 25c ea.
This season's styles in
girl's straw hats
Les9 Than 13 Their
Real Value.
Waist Lengths
Cut from the best sel'
ling styles in the wash
goods section. See Ihem
in the wash goods department.
Cushion CoYersi
1-2 PRICE
Some of them slightly
damaged. They're just
the thing for porch cush
ions andhere's a chance
to buy them at ?,,.
Ladies5 Sniffer
Skirts
...1-2 PRICE...
The best banralns ever offered,
Sec Them
Men's $1.50
Shirts for $1
All the new wrinkle summer
shirts at a new wrinkle price.
See Window
MANY
PRUNE
SALES
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LEAVE YOUR WATCHES
Big Demand for the Willam
ette Valley Product
1902 Crop Will Be 60 per
cent of Average Yield
Tho ilomniiil for-tho Wlllninottu vnl
Icy pruno crop thin year In lnrt;o. Hu
ropoan bliyors are knepInK tho cable
lint with InqiilrlHH, uml not a fow
anion nro being nindo. Tho Willamette
Valloy Pruno Association last yoar oh
tnbllHtioil n reputation for lt "Pheon
nut" brand of prune, and thin yonr
the demand for that brand Ik rntnark-
nliln. Doalerti who last year handled
the brand will thin year ncarrely con
Hbler any other quality.
l.nst year the association hrfndlod
126 carloads, or 3.500,000 pounds. Tho
amount that will be handled thin hoii
Hon will not ho oh largo, by reason of
tho reduced yield. The yield of the
Northwest for 1001 was about 1200
curs, and it Is estimated that tho yield
ror turn year will not oxcood go por
cunt of last yoar's crop, which was
considered an average yield. The
probablo crop this yoar Ib oh 1 1 mated at
about COO carloads.
It Is loarnod that tho groworu who
are roprosentad In tho association will
probably roallzo more for tholr pro
duct thin year than they did In 1001.
To be pat la first-class repair whilo you nro on your auramor mention, and when
you corns homo It will be riant. Wo continue to be tho leaden In low p ico par
ticularly in watch and Jo wo fry repairing,
OHAS, H. HINGES
Next Doar to Ladd A Bush's Bank Watchmaker and Jeweler, 8il State 8t
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mtttwntmmimiMttiiuMtmtuiniMmiumnmxumxmiMiumtnunmtnumt
Gome mb See XHe
lleforo you start on your sumrnor outing. Wo
havo Juit what you rant and are now muklnjj n
specialty of your wants. Kverythlng carefully
paoked rondy for ahlpment whon desired. : :
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
142 Btato St.. D'Arcy Hldg. Phono Main 2201
tmttitim?wmHmwmtttmmtmmaimimmmmtttwMmimwmimmtiml
This Htatomuut Is supported by tho
Indication that In tho shortage of tho
crop the grower will havo n larger por
cent of straight 30'b, for which tho
pilco that has been set by tho associa
tion Is .1 cents per pound. The prlco
for prunes in equal quantities, from
no's to no's, has boon plucod nt 2,d
' rents, The association controls n ma
jority of tho pruno acreage In this vi
cinity, and will again act ns n factor
In tho disposing of the holdings of Its
members. The Willamette valloy
growers are receiving bettor prices for
their p nines than tholr neighbors In
California. Tho subjoined clipping
from the Han Jose Mercury would In
dlcnte that the growers of that fa
niouH prune district are contracting
tho sale of their crop on n Xtt-reut
basis:
There Is nn active demand for dried
fruit from Kurope at present. Hales
for the foreign market since last Fri
day morning aggregate SI carloads,
! anil for the year, up lo date, over too
Females of All Ages
find these Pills simply invaluable,
as a few doses will restore free and
regular conditions and effectually
remove the causes of much suffer
ing to the sex.
Beecham's
Pills.
BI1 KTtrywlif In Uitt log, tad gc.
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BATTLE
OF THE
BALLOTS
Seaside Outing Contest Still
Holds Attention
And Miss Sappingfield Keeps
in the Lead
Again tho ballots for The Journal's
soaslde contest are counted, and the
results show a growing Interest on
the part of the friends of tho several
candidates. The young, ladles are all
well known nnd popular In tholr re
spective circles of ncqualntanco. Kv
ary ono of thorn ought to havo an out
ing, and no ono bogrudgos tho other
of tho possible prlzo. Thoro Is a good
nntured vlolng with each othor, and
tho one who gets It will, surely havo
an enjoynblo tlmo at tho popular re
sort, and that at a tlmo when Now
port will bo flllod with Salem people
It will bo Just llko a visit among
friends, only there will bo nn respon
sibility or enro In tho mattor of rail
road or hotel bills.
The Ballot.
Names. Votes.
Iva Smith -18
Loonn Hyan 15
Kdlth Sapplngflold 44it
Celesta Listen 187
Cora McAtee It 150
Loon a Ilrlggs J
Nelllo Derby (2
Myrtle (lllmore ,,.. ftfto
LaVerue Kantner 198
HELD TO
CIRCUIT
COURT
Lads, Suspected of Taking
Widow Ewing'sGold,
Are Bound Over By Justice
Morgan in $1000 Bail
After hearing all tho testimony In
the case and the argumonts of tho re
spective counsel, Justice Horgau on
Tuesday evening announced that he
would hold to the circuit court In the
sum of $1000 each, tho threo lads who
are charged with tho theft or $3800
from Mrs. Hwlng, of Hubbard. I). F.
l'urdy, one of the boys, furnished
bonds at once, and was roleased from
custody, while Hoy and Clyde Ilamsby
were committed to tho county jail.
The case was reconvened In tho Jus
tice court at 7 o'clock last evonlng, nf
ter a recess taken nt tho noon hour.
Tho defense called several witnesses
who tostlflod as to tho character and
reputation of tho throe dofondants, and
a motion on tho part of 'tho counsel
fo; tho dofondants to dismiss tho caso
was tlion argued at longth, and at its
conclusion Justice Iforgan held the
throe defendants to tho circuit court.
THE NEW WOMAN.
COLEMAN
RETURNS
HOME
MAW EJrVD TUD nr A OT rV HffrM TMT A IMC carloads have been sold lii tho Kuro
I 1V W ,L WAV A 1 JLA VWi B.kJ Jl WtVlVJIV.'Ull i i UllO
Boforo buying your auppllo (or your outline you should call nt our store and
ana inspect tno moat complete nno oi camping goous ever snown
HTAK IIAMH.
3TAK IIACON.
HTAK HAM HAUSAflK.
BTAll BUMM12U DAUBACH!.
HTAU imiNl) I1KKK.
BTKAMICI) 000KKI) HAM.
The nioit complcto Una ol canned
meats shown,
Our Hod Illbbon canned gooda nro
proper goods to take with vnu.
THK HIQIIT KIND OK COFFKK.
HTATK IIOU8K OOFKKIt.
KIN IIKK COFFKK.
QHU(U18 COFFKK.
Put up In air tight chub. Juat tho
thing for you
I34t8tttt Street.
ROTH Si GRABBR
Telephone 511
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Arothoaost porloetly constructed bloyoln mado. Tho bcnrlnui sro iIiidI
proof, teU-oillng and will run a thouiand inllea without rociuirlii(j additional o .
1902 Model 55 $40
1902 Model 35, Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models 535
1902 Special Model $25
Wo fit any ooaater urnko, 5 extra. Hmi our elegant line ol high-grade Id.
cycles t 160 titnte Htroot.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
An Open Letter
peau fluid.
The failure of tha I'roneh crop of
piuuee, kh niinouucml In tho Mercury
two dayH no, hnet been followed by a
j very active cnble Inquiry from conti
nental buyont for qiiotallona on Call
' fornlu fruit. There la n belief that the
JHhnrtaKe abroad Ih more aerloua than
Iiiih been reported, and thnl tho for
elKii mnihet v 1 1 1 Hhordy naaume a
pluiMo which will rweiilt In creutly In
creiiHed jirlcee here. A month nno the
IUuropoiut HhortnHje wiin etitliualiHl at
-10.000,001) pouiidH. Now with the total
doHtruetlou of the French crop (hew
Hkiiihm nru certain to Inerenne at nny
moment they oimlit to double accord
liiK to thw eMllmatHM of local KniWHid
who are fnmlllar with (he Mltuatlen.
The local market Ih munlfeHtliiK
HymptoiuH of HlirfenliiK. and there are
practically tin hhIim beliiK made at Imea
tliiui a m-ecut bnala,
o
A Few Pointer.
The recent atntlatlcti of the number
of deathH allow that the luixe mnjdrity
tllo with ofliiHumptliiu. Thin dlaeano
may conunent'o with an apparently
harmleaa couuh which van be cured
liiatnutly by Kemp'n llauuim for the
throat uml Iuiik. which Ih Hiinrnutewl
to on re nnd relieve all enmm. Price
Me und 10 ceutH For Male hy nil
driiHKtaU. 1
D. E. Huntalnaor, funoral director,
FniJt.Ni) Oiumi.ki
Youra received. I am glad you liked uiy 4th o( July Utter nud aodld many
... .... II. .! M M. . . ,! . .
ptojila Jn Haletn, lor ll reiaiieii in eeniag my nouw aim nonriy an wy uiriiiiurr. iuo uoun aircei. enone mam uui.i
I could kaya aold everything wa had, at ao many ol our Irlonda wanted aomo ar'- Healdonce 390 Court atreet, phonajl
Iclo from ui, but wa wlth'held Irotn aalo all our uilc-b luau, China, and eller218l Olaok.
dlihea, platuroi And homa-made artloloa, In (ant It looks aa thonuh wa had moio
now thiii wo ever had, except la the way ol furniture aud onrpeta. We will atero
Uiuporlly while I a;o on a thort vacation to Han Fianolieo with my (oik. On my
retura hore, 1 will procrM tocloioottt evrytlitu wn have In our atore from a
iaf to darnlug neodlo, and then X our laudlady don't alop our bagiiagQ for cur
oard sill, we will atart (or New York Youu Fiiukii,
Col Sobieski's
Lecture
"I'olanil, (h HIho and Fall, nnd
StniKllle for Freedom." tho lecture
Klven l.v Col. John Sobluehl nt tho M.
i, churrh Monday itlfalit. wan diwerv-
Iiik of a .arKer audience, and tho
who failed to hear It mlmiod nn In
tellectual jih well tut hlHtoilcal treat.
Col. So'jIohIiI, direct doecomlant of
a line of 1'ollnh klnnn, nnd by rlKht ol
iidierltnnce Hlinuld today occupy the
tin one of I'olaud Ih now an American
lacd cltlaen. In hU portrayal of IiIh
couulry'a xlorlee and Ith wioiikh he
Hmhe with the kIowIiik enthiiHlnHin of
the fri'filoni-lovliiK patriot who ban
miffrM deeply. He recited the Inru
Mlor of ril country hy the terrible
Tuika and the oppreMHloit endured by
IiIh peace IovIiir mid llbertylovliu
LHiuutrymcn, and the llnul nuitliiK b
the Miuall republic of the Mohammlun
honlea from Ghrletlau iCtirnfK. Ho
depleted the llnul full of Folnud Into
the IihikIn of the Huaaluu empire und
the vi.li struggle of her people tluo
then to ehuke nrT the Muscovite yoke.
The lecturer la a iluent apenker of
plwialriK manner and nddreae. and ll. rf
(liilllliiK ploouunce with which be
liHiidleil bU aubject at I r ret I the nppr
dative audience to frwpient itpplniiac.
Col. tOilMhi Imih late); published a
nindeiiBtMl hletory of I'olAitd. with ier
eotml itmlnlaceHoee of the atory ol
IiIh exile, tfd the execution on the
HcafTohl uu the eunie day nf bin fath.'.
Kiundrathcr, rml two other memlwri
of hi fumlly. v ho died In the '-auae of
freetlam.
President of Willamette
Hopeful
is
President John II. Colomnn, of Wil
lamette Unlvorslty, of thlH city, and
IiIh family, which conalHtH of a wife
and three children, have arrived In
Hnlein, and will mnko their permnnont
home hero. For the prowmt thoy are
domiciled at the homo of J, I'. Hob-
ertaou, on Kant Center Htroot.
When aeon, I'roHldent Colomnn
apoke very cheerfully for the future
of the Salem University. While In
New York Htnte he received aeveral
very welcome auhacrlptlnnH that will
mid tOvJhe fumi for dlRchnrKlni; the
hcIiooI IndohtedueMi. Dr. Coleman
wiyn many wunlthy MethodJHtH In the
Kaat have becomo Intereetwl In the
UntverHlty, nud mime HiibHtantlnl nld
fiom that Hourco need not be unex
pected. The Uulverxlty president has
entirely Hoveroil IiIh connection with
New York Htnto, and Ih now n full
lledKod OroKoulau.
SpeakliiK of tho Uulvorfllty, l)r
Colomnn snld It would he the purpoae
of the iiiutiaKoment to modernlxe the
main (Jnlvenilty bulldlnR at once, and
provide It with nil tho conveniences
of an up-to-date educational liiHtltu
Hon. All the InillillnfjH, not directly
lined In connection with the UnlvorMl
ty work, will be removed from the Unl-'
veralty cnmptiH, which will bo exclu
sively devoted to the IntereetH of the
hcIhmiI. The nthletlc Kniunda and the
wiiilpiuenU of the KyiniinHlimi will be
improved iiihiii, and everything; done
that will promote the InteroHU of the
hcIiooI.
MIm Alice Cohn, writes from iU
Klovonth Street, Urooklyn, N. V. aa
follews:
"Having had poor health tor a great
many months and now having It re
stored makes me feet very grateful to
Peruna. 1 suffered a great deal during
my monthly periods, had severe pains,
and was generally depressed, but can
truthfully say that a tew bottles of Pe
runa has removed all pain and made a
new woman of me. MISS ALICE
COIIS.
The coming of what Is known an tho
"now woman" In our country is not
greeted by everyone as If sho wero a
great blessing. Hut thoro Is another
now woman whom everybody Is glad to
see. Kvcry day some Invalid woman Is
exclaiming, " I havo been mode a now
woman by Dr. Hartmau's home treat
ment." It Is only necessary to send
name, addre, symptoms, duration of
ilokness and treatment already received
to Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O., and direc
tions for ono month's treatment will bo
promptly forwarded. Tho medicines
can bo obtained at tho nearest drug
atore.
If you do not derive prompt nnd satis
factory results from tho uso of Peruna,
wrlto at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your caso and ho will
bo ploased to give you his vnluablo ad
vlco gratis.
Addross Dr. Hartman, Frcslrtont ol
Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
I price.
1 1 ii 1 1 ; 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 n in n 1 1
4.HIIIIIIIIIH-fWiii"'" t
Straw Hats
Half Price
Every straw hat in our stoie will now be soK
Each one is plainly nrirKca. u 5 a snap.
atlrJf
DUSTERS
25.
lis
In sizes up to 48, and pi ices down to
I good economy to have one.
Summer Coats
For little men and big men-for slim men and stout ::
Be comfortable and at the same time look respect-;;
Bathing Suits
In oast vears have been difficult to obtain in Salem.
i We've a fine line for prospective summer oatnets.
J men.
abie.
iiSalerR Woolen Mill Sfore
254-256 Commercial Street.
7 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 i-min 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H-l
VERY
FEW PEOPLE
Is Held
To Answer
Tho. OIuhoii wiih arraigned before
Justice I Ionian yesterday, chnrp 1
with threatening to kill. The Infor
mation was preferred by Gibson's
wife. He wiih held to the circuit con
In the sum of J.)IKi nud, being uiiab'
to fitrnlxli iHiriils. he was comuiltt d
to jail. The putties reside near Hockv
Point, In the Waldo Hills.
THRESHERMEN
ATTENTION ! ! !
One second-hand 10 II p,
Russell Traction Engine
$400
One second-hand 10 II. P
Russell Traction Engine
One Cyclone 32 Inch sep
arator. Reeves stacker
$250
$100
One Advance 32 inch sep
arator, Reeves stacker
$150
eeMit)aea
DALRYMPLB'S
S. Friedman
The most essential part
of a printing plant is the
press.
Ho matter how well tho
type may be composed, a poor
job of presswork destroys
what little artistic beauty
the Job might otherwise pos-
SSS.
Our printing press is the
test machine made. It Is
fcttilt to do the highest class
ofDrfttttag.
We believe we are obtain
la 1ta best results from
tfcic Mftcfeine.
WM WSLIVER WHEN PROMISED-
Sctoefer trl",'"gCo-
niNEMAN'8 DARQAIN8.
Mlt PwFtsoei have com
lW Ma tit! bulWW hardwan At
tbtlr bw 8tr9. 7-Jt tf4w
Quk Coconut
15o per lb,
Petlttt Frtinos, 8 lbs,
29c.
Pink Beans, 10 Ibt
2So
Small Whlto Qtans, 8 Ibk,
25c
Good Flour, por siok.
70c
Black FIqs. por lb.,
' 8c,
Italian Prunes, 8 Ibeu.
26o
Qood Cocking Melausa, per gallon,
80c
Fanoy Table 8yjp, par gallon.
600.
Macaroni, No. 1, larga li boxes
yhlto or yellow, per box, 3 So,
Scotch Oats, per pkg.
10c
llrlus ua your butter and eega. Wo
iiy hleUeit Hiarktt jMla at4i or.
mervthandlsa, ,
M. T. RINEMAN
JL
i1S2 8Ut St.
Talphnt 131
if
A Popular Article
A Popular Price
Laundry Bags
TableCovers
Made of fancy colored art
denim in very dainty and at
tractive patteros.
50c m 65c
PERSONALS.
Mm. Ira li AI(m la vlaitlH with
rwUtlvtM at CwvaMU.
ilm. V. H. IlyiM ua aueia ur nt
Newport fur h iwwmer'i uutlns.
Mr. W. I. SluUy hh1 rhIMrvH twvtt
Kh to N'wHrt ror hh outUg.
Mr. ami Mm. II. M. HrutuiOH tov
JitHl th SahNM ekmy ut Newport.
MuurlMtHlMt uil Mr. O.' W.
Juhm, uf th Htut blind M'hoaL ar
vUllltiK Ht Jwffvrwm.
Stilt MHAtWNlt Heery tt. Mr-
Olnu nnil V. I). Ptmtoti. th wwllkiwwH
loriMirettuH HttuTHcy of tk waHrotwlta.
wr In tn pIia- todnr.
Mm K. ll. l'rrH rturttKl tAta
moriilH tnm ttntoki, wWr k wMt
for u vbelt. bHt. kHKVwlHx III. id va
itiliiH to return how.
How'o ThloT
Wo offer Ono Iluudrod Dollars Re
wnrd for nny onao of Catarrh that can
not be ourod by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
V. J. OHHNHY & CO., Toledo. O.
Wo, tho undorslgntd, havo known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him to bo perfectly honorahlo In
all business trnnsnoUous. and finan
cially able to carry out any business
obligations made by their firm.
West & Tniax, Wholosalo DniR
gists. Toledo. O. WaldliiR, Klnnan &
Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, netine directly upon tho blood
nnd mucous surfaces of tho system.
Testimonials sent free. Prices 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
lull's Family Pills are tho best.
One Advance 32 Inch sep
arator without stacker
$100
Also one ilghtnln? horse
power hay press
$200
E. ftl. Croisan, s,ie
20-3dlw
Oreeon
NEW TODAY.
DALRYMPLE'S
i
1 1
i
11!
I jT
Wanted.- One VtHHdned ttmieiei to Hattl
r frum IKAmmI (lUtoeia No. 11 to
Hmlrw K. Prtoe S.(W pmr tun. ttcMtle
m Tmmw ran ewrn as klNlt m
J 10 pr neek. W. P. Mocpny. or
haMltnc 4ertHMNet, ntrw IHtrlMt
'llwlw OoHjeny. (HUiR Ofave.
lr. 7 3IW1W.
Peroelaln Oaths, IVr IttctWe and em
thNHeei. Hot and eoM aewwer bAths.
Uwrt of aortic and rlewn towota.
J- T. Skonn. PittpHottNT. o Cum
werrlMl it Tlw
c
Wanted. An own1 tu the ovorcoat
Iknt wm Wrt Ih W)- vur July ilk
Second CrancTAnnual Excursion on the
C & E. R. R.
The Cetrvullls & Hiutern Hsllroad
Oompo' will run their second grand
annnal excHnMon from Albany. Cor-
vnllto. Pkllontath and all polntn weet
tu Newport and return tm Sunday. Au
iwet . 1!HI. Tralnn will Uwve Albany
nt T n. m.. CwvulUs T 30 a. m. Hi I lo
rn tk T:t a. w.. and rtKnrnlnK leave
About Fitting
Rubber Tires
To Rigs...
8lnce inelalllng our tire Httiug ma
chine in the spring wo have turned out
a goodly number ol Jobs, inoludlng all
sices of tires from a T, inch to theheavv
1 ?4 inoh on oabe, and every job le proving
eatlefsctory. One who has much driv
ing to do, a physician for inetauoe, can
scarcely imagine what an amount of
nenre rsokins nolee and joltt ke saves
hliiKell, Once he has driven a rubUr
tired rig a few times he eonkl nnt lw
purtuaded to leave off. The cost, it is
true, is somewhat greater than a steel
tire, but a rig, eepeelally the felloes,
spokes ami weerls generally, lasts bo
tuuuh longer that It will in a meaiure
compensate (or the cost, but laying all
this aside tho added comfort in tho
Newport at t: p. w.. giving nearly ueeol the rig is north the entire cost
six nonra at Ut kawek. Grand exkikl-! twice over. .
lion drill ky Ike UfaviH crew. surf Acaong the rigs we have fitted with
twiklnc and otker attrweikms Mill tires recently are: Dr. Brewer, 1 inch
Hsnke Ike event one kmx to be rernent t'tein new boggy; Mr. John Win.
kered Fai fur tke ruund trip from Hley inch tires on new boggy ;
Albj. tirvallt and lktlunuitk II 5o. Xlr & A- Orsy. iueb tires; Ditque A
pulut it pruportlunatfl) BoeJioglelmer, 1 inch tires on eab;
Tnt KDWIN STONK. Man. iJ u- Orho. minsger fer Balfour
, Guthrie. 1 inch tires on buggy, ami
others. We are pttsted to refer you to
any of theee gentlemen as to the com
fort and satisfaction in lb ue of rob
ber tired ilgs. We have alee sokl a
number of pneumatic and bard tired
rigs already fitted. Call and Investi
gate the matter, or if out of town write
for price. Only the best robber ustd
and all work guaranteed.
f9fSH4
i The Best Ice Cream
AT TI1K-
Owner way have tho eante by call-
It at nt)- oWro at tk city ImII,
pruve Um proiterl) and pa for thkt '
nutu-e N J Jodak
fltv rtnxvrder
TSO-it
FLEUR DE LIS
9
Have Seen the New Combination
Household Treasure
One of the most convenient things
ever put into a kitchen.
The bottom part comprises table, two
bread boards, two drawers for utenssls,
and two Hour bins, each holding a fifly
pound sack of Hour. The top contain
shelves for dishes elc.
sc.oo.
Another Useful Thing
Is a box couch Tiny are especially nice for bedrooms, They
open like a trunk and are just the place to put skirts and
other clothes when a closet is not available.
..HAMMOCKS..
Still leave our store at a rapid
rate. Guess it is because the "
prices are right. The quality is
right we are sure, because
PALMER'S ARAVYANA
HAMMOCKS . . .
Are the best in the world.
hive a good one for 60c.
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