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Wilson, the Shoe Man. tn Retire.
On another page will be found particular
and big bargains to be offered. 929 F. St
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1896-04-11

Ivy 1rst. Bus College, Sth ard K teaches
any one subject of it's course at 81 month.
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Human Artificial Eyes. Hempler's, 9th av.

GERMAN PRACTICALLY ACQUIRED.
This evening, s; Monday and Tuesday. IL
am and pm. only days remaining 20
attend trial or experimental lessons of Dr.
Haupt, as the course begi,s on next We'd
nesdsy at thIse hours. Go and see. and en-
Joy while seeing or you will miss the best
opportunity of your whole life to gain
practical command of the great language
of great people. Warder building F and
U StS. n
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CITY ITEMS.
C.srpets Are Not

Carpets Are Not Injured
either in fabric or color, when cleaned by our
matchless process. 1t makes them like new.
Empire Carpet Cleaning Wks 631-5 Mass. .av.
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AMERICANS ARE FOR FREE CUBA.
We don't paper rooms free but we do
do them for 81 up NOLTE, $40 9th st.
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Cut prices. Con plete stock, Watches
Clocks. Jewelry, Silver Novelties, Souve.
Mrs. Franks, 461 Pa. ave. ap11-2t
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LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
Cleared. A. F ROREOT 1l0, q ct.
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81 rents s-room house, 12p5 street. Copp
4 Co., 7O7 G street.-Advt
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41.2o to Baltimore and Return, Penn
sylvania Railroad.

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sunday.
April 11th and 18th, and will be valid for re-
turn passage until Monday. April 13 Good
on any train.-Advt.
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DoOrs,1k thick, oil sizes, 0Oc. apiece.
AL white pine. F.Libbey & Co, ethan. lave.
advertisement.
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100 It. boards for one dollar, any
length F. Libbey & Co., 9th and NY ave.
advertisement.
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Gas Ranges. See the 1896 imp kind
A Eberly's Sons, 11S 9Th ST. NV
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100 IT. boards for one dollar, any
length. F. Libbey & Co., 9th and NY. ave.
advertisement
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Marriage Lfcenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
Edward B. Whitney Of New York and
Josepha ,:Newcomb Of Washington, and
Walter T. Milburn and Bessie Dean.
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ever grown are on sale at A. GUIDE &
BIOS, l224 F ST. Direct from their own
hot houses at Anacosta Phone 969..Adyt
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What Cures Pimples?
The only reliable preventive and cure, when not
due to a constitutional hunor, is
Cuticura SOAP.

1t contains mild proportion Of CJTICURA, the
great skin cure. which enables it to dissolve the
sebaceous oily matter as it forms at the mouths
Of the pores.
This is the secret Of its wonderful success.
1t stimulates the sluggish glands and tubes to
healthy activity, reduces Inflammation soothes
and heals irrItated and roughened surfaces, and
restores the skin to its original purity.
For bad complexion reincss, roughness, yellow,
oily, notify skin, red, rough hands and shapeless
rails, dry, thin and falling hair, scaly and irri-
tated scalps and simple baby blemishes 1t is Won
derful. Sale greater than the combined sales Of
all other skin and complexion soaps.
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Royal Headache Powders cure. 1Oc.
mh5-m, ,stf
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Expert Gasoline Stove Repairing
A. Eberlys Sons, 71S 7th ST NV
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R0ckbrfdEe Rye, Finest Made.
"a per GAL; 81 quart bottle; Soc pint: 25c
sample bottle. LYNCH'S. 4O4 9th st. NV
fe25-tu&stf
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Spring Race Meeting mt Bennipr.
April 18th 10 MuY ID l2AR

Ihe Penn sylvaria railroad will run spe-
ciai trains on week days, leaving 9th street
staton at zoo and 2:30 pm, returning at
conclusion of races Rate. 25c for tho
round tr.p.-Adyt
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Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throat, etc.
should try Browns BroBchia Troches." a
simple but sure remedy. Sold only in boxes.
Price 25 cts an0ao9t
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Sold throughout the world. Price. 25c. POT
TER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Props,
Boston, Mass.
'AI about Baby's Skin Scalp and HAIR" free.
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What Causes Pimples?

Clogging Of the pores or mouths of the sebaceous
glands with sebum oily matter.
The plug Of sebum in the center of the pimple
is called blackhead, grub or comedone.
Nature will not allow the clogging Of the pores
to continue long, hence
Inflammation. plin, swelling and redness; later
pus matter forms, breaks or Is opened, the plug
comes out and the pore is once more free.
There are thousands Of these pores in the face
alOne any Of which is liable to become clogged
disease
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall at
IL am. and 23O pm
Steamer Washington for Norfolk and Fort
reSs Monroe at pm.
Steamer Potomac for Baltimore and river
landings at pm.
Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial Beach
and river landings at & am.
1872 I street northwest-Tally-h coach
for CABIN John bridge at 10 In and pm.
PURE PAEONIAN SPRING WATER.
Without any special effort to fully pre-
sent its merits. the Paeonan Spring Water
has steadily come to the front as one of the
purest of the mary table waters on the
LoEdoun county, Va, On the western slope
of the Catoctin mountain, near Leesburs,
and though known in the neignborhocd as
possessing marked curative or remedial
properties in cases of kidney. liver and
other complaints, it was not until a pro-
noupCed incurable drank it and was cured
that the water was analyzed by Professor
Chandler of the school of mines of Column
bia College. New York, and by DR.. New,
analytical chemist of Washington. Who re-
ported that ii was g very pure water"
and was unusually free from foreign
matter. and entirely free from pollution
by organic matter" y stock company was
formed, and several prominent citizens of
Washington are stockholders and with
scores of other weil-kaown citizens, in
Guiding many leading physicians. are reg
ular patrons of this water. 1t has diuretic,
laxative. toric and restorative properties,
and has been found valuable in all dis
eases of the kidneys and bladder. and in
cases of torpid liver. rheumatism. gcut.
dyspepsia constipation. general debility and
chronic headache 1t is really a purer
water than the famous Poland Spring
water. ard is sold at about half it's cost.
The general agent is J. F. Hagan, SIS I'D
street northwest. The water is also for
sale by c. G Bryan. grocer. i4i3 New York
avenue, and by grocers and druggists gen.
orally, OF can be ordered through them.
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RoynlGlucMucilage sticks everything .10c
mh5-t,f,stf
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Finer This Season Than Ever Before
and Cheaper-NO Ice Used.
Large, live, seine-caught Roe Shad and
Boiling Rock and White Perch at r. A.
Golden's Fish ard Game stands, Center
Market. Don't miss this chance to get
these kind of fish. Telephone, S44 ap9tf
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Rheumatfsm Cured In a Day.
DR.. Detchon's Mystic Cure for Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia radically cures in
1 to days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t removes
at once the cause, and the disease inn
mediately disappears. The first dose great
ly benefits; Is cents. Sold by Mertz's Mod
ern Pharmacy. cor. 11th and F streets.
Washington. ap4-sat,3m
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University Extension Lectures
AT METZEEoTT HALL.
BY. W. HUDSON SHAW, AM.
Fellow of Raliiol College, Oxford.
Florence
From Dante to Michael Angelo,
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOONS. BEGINNING April.
IA, at 4:15 OF the clock.
The Lectures will be fully illustrated with
Lantern Slides.
Mr.. Shaw has been for a number of years the
most distinguished and successful of the oxford
University Extension staff
Patronesses:
LADY PAUNCEFOTE, MRS BRICE
British Embassy. Cor.nran House ii st.
MRS. OI.NEY, MRS HEARST
1640 X. l. ave- 400 " II. ave.
MRS CARLISLE Mrs. BANCROFT DAVIS,
l426 X ST. NV. II st. 18th St
MRS HARi1AN, MRS. TVfIERNAN.
1401 Euclid place. 16OO St
Course ticket. including reserved seat s.. Single
admission. with reserved seat. 75 cents. Admis
sion, so cents. +l..s
Tickets now sale at Metzerott's. ala-st
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Estabrook's for best Photos. 1927 Pa
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A QUESTION or vEnACITy.
Fred w. Peck Gives nm Interview
Quoting Hanna.

New York, November FLA question OF
vciacity has arisen between Chairman
Mark Hanna and Ferdinand W Peck OF
Chicago,
Mr. Peck is one OF the leading business
men OF Chicago and is president of the
Auditorium Hotel company lie was In
New York early In the week and stopped
off at Cleveland on the way home TO see
Chairman Mark Hanna Mr.. Peck after
talking with the republican chairman. is
sued an interview purportng to set forth
Mr.. Hannas views and, incidentally, the
policy OF Major Mckinney
The fight at the polls" MIR. Peck said
was not so much between gold and silver
as it was the fight OF the wOrkinEmen
ngainst the trusts and monupolies.
Mr. ianna was quoted by Mr.. Peck as
follows:
They ihc workingmen) were led to be-
lioye that Mckinley WAS the candidate Of
the trusts aud. MOI to mlnce matters, was
my candidate ana that I VAS the,bead CEN
ter Of trusts. The opposition adrotly made
me the whole thing and called me the OPP
prossor Of labor.
I'VE can not do anything with the farm
erg. they have loft us But we can get the
labor vote, and we shall begin now to d.
rect It away from Bryan aud his party
Mckinley viii assume II dignificd attl-
fuda. II autagpnized. 10 all trusts and mos
ropolits His inaugural speech VIII breathe
a spirit Of adherence for the Capitalization
OF such power as is today possossed by the
trusts, and then We viii expect the UNDER
standing Of the people TO do the rest.
-Four years hence will come the next
presidential election. with the election Of
a congress. Then, when the public mind
is attuned TO the idea that Mckinley Is tho
enemy OF trusts. we shall have tariff
measure introduced This measure Will be
closely Identified with Mckinley ON that
measure We shall make the presidential
campaign OF 1900 On the tariff agitation
we shall rely to win the battle"
! That IL the story related by Mr.. Peck OF
i, Chcago.
But Chairman Hanna. when communi-
cated with today. rcpudiated the interview.
Il gave no interview outlining any plans
for the party" tho chairman wires from
Cleveland, and know nothing abont It,"
Friends Of Mr. Peck in this city believe
that he quoted Hannas words literally
! and take no stock In the telcgraphic denial
| from Cleveland.
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using the patronage dispensing power ut
his command enforced the passage of n
law which drove silver from even the slight
recognition the sherman act afforded H.
Accredited with backbone. when tariii
LII witch he had donouncey In public
statement as o bundle nf false prutcnson. a
hunglcsonc subb,itutc aud compromise
with dishonor, passed partially by the voica
Of alleged democrats, VINO have since b.
come republicans WAS presented 10 Mn
1t had neither the naillinoss to veto II nor
The bravery to approve It, but allowed 1t to
become law by expiration OF time. lie
turned from The farmers, tie business men
aud the wngo cnrnors of the agricultural
States. who gave him the largcs, proper
ton of his majority, aud betrayed them
into the hands of the money lenders Of the
East He sold nearly $500. 900, 600 of gold
bonds In time of peace. and by private
contract TO his Wall street friends. who
realized large profits out Of the trans1C-
lion ana he laborcd with all his vast ma
ohinory which his office gave him 10 do
stroy aud domoraligo the party which had
twico elected him president Failing In
this he became the head and chief director
of The Mckinley hid society which sur-
cccdcd In defeating the democratic oandl-
date for president and handing over the
government to the organized forces Of plu-
tocracy.
Whatever Mr.. Clcvelana's message may
contain boots little. He IL man without
II party.
Stranded by lis own egotism, his dsre-
gard of his promises to the people that
elected him. and his open treason 10 the
political organization 10 which he owes all
The houofs and distinction he over enjoyed
Grover Cleveland viii 20 our Of power with
ont the respect Of the party he has assisted
into place, with the contempt OF the party
which he has 80 shamelessly betrayed. nnd
TO the intense relief OF the mass Of the
American people TO whose material inter
osts his administration haF proved the
most DISASTROUS, all things considered Of
any that has existed since tho organization
of our government.
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HE WAS MIsQuOTED.
senator Morgan Defines His Position
on the DinGicy Tnrin NH.

Selma liIits'
Washington, November 16, lS96.-Dear
MI. Nunnelec: You We're mistaken when
you said IN recent issue Of the Morning
Times that would vote for the Dingley
tariff bin now pending In the senate. DO
not approve that bill, yet, In some OF it's
features 1t is better than the existing law,
, / have said that / would not oppose It's con
sideration In the senate. That bin weB
intended to deceive the people In the wool
growing States into the belief that The gold
lords and the manufacturing barons or
New England would diyiHe lIofits win
them for two years II they would vote
against silver
The silver men in Sie senate prevented
the passage Of this bill. and the Sew Eng
landers now wish to withdraw their offer.
II Is greatly to their advantage to have
free wool for their factories. and American
wool at gold prices and having succeeded,
as they hope in having free wool further
reduced 10 80 cents" wool by the appre-
citation Of the gold standard. they VIII not
consent 20 have the cost Of IL raised by
protective duty on wool
II is for this reason that We find Nj.
pingley. MI Sherman, Mr.. Howlew and all
New ENGLAND dlsparaging the "Dinglcy
bilI" as a temporary makeshift. whose OPP
portunity for helping out the deiicit IN the
treasury has passed They ara now trying
to abandon II. and ] think the silver sen
ntors ought 10 drive those chickens home
10 roost That Is az far as have gone into
this matter.
A tax on wool has never heen alarming
TO mo. as a Southern man. In It's practical
operations IT is the poorer class of the
North that | pity when that tax is being
increased But We make canton flannel
and leans that are better protection In
cold weather than the costs hair ana
shoddy that are woven into cheap winter
wear in the Northern factories,
4 very high tax on wool would raise tho
price. as compared With cotton, and give IA
great market for our thick and flcecy cot
ton goods. which can be made quarter
of an inch thick, as soft 81 silk and very
light II they will have their way about
II have nothing with which TO oppose
thom. except "thc principle Of the thug. .
anl they are not much concerned about
that when a political induocment-a neral
bTibe-is in reach
As the New Englanders have Offered this
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WEATHER AND CuOPs.

Sandy Point. Texas November 25. --Italn-
INK here of and on every day. Had en-
cotton an there Is a considerable portion OF
the crop yet to De picked,
Workman. Tcxns November % A houvy
rain fell here yesterday and last night and
another this morning. Tho wind is Htill
blowing hard from The South.
Terrell. Texas. November 90 "A wonder.
ful rain ana wind storm occurred here.
commencing yesterday afternoon. lasting
during the night and until this morning.
Valley View. November 81 "A very
heavy rnln fol hero this Afternoon and IL
in ri!il raining. This Will 'urniah utock
wntcr. Wheat Is looking nnc but shc grub
worm In damaging ZONE ~ It.
lrisco!l November 2.--'rhc weather has
hocn cloudy for several days. Inst Sntur-
dns night n very heavy rain fell In ibis
section, There * now better season in
the ground than there has heen .nr several
years past. Tanks. lakes AMI water holes
IN creeks are fun. Grass IL good, having
grown much sIuos the fall rains. Stock OF
all kinds II IN good condition TO so into
thn winter.
GlddinpR, Texas, November "A heavy
rain fell here yesterday Afternoon. Though
not nocded,pt will help the pastures. which
are finer than common this fall. There
seems TO be In portons of the county, fair
prospects, Of light top crop, though On
the prairIes there will be little or no top
rrop. The great bulk VI the cotton crop
has been marketed What thr top crop will
make. together with what Ia held for higher
prices, viii make but small per cent OF
the CFuD raised.
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'V1GRE Of DEMOCRATS
P Z. Curtis Discusses the
outlook for the Party.
W THE GOLD STANDARD MEN
y Ambitious to Lead. 6ut n
0erat - Bryan IL Traditional
mocrat, One of the People.

|hg'on, November 2i.-(Special TO
Feso Record AS the democratic
ana representatives come back to
F'on their chief topic OF CONVERSE
lie reorganization OF their party.
|ae President shut himself up to
L hess'ge he received a number OF
IRON different parts OF the country.
r. mere to get his views. and those
not reach him now go TO Colonel
secretary Morton and other mem
he cabinet, and receive second
opinion that all thoughts of re-
NUN should be postponed until the
question is settled. lie thinks It
IT, Oh the gold standard democrats
an and extend their Organization
4aue campaign of education as
,up populists advocate the free
NlVer To use his own wo, ds.
'@'''e has been won, but it would
10 dlshand the army until the
f." We hail have another tettle
' issue with the same oproneats
hence and must lie ready for
~ already related, tho president
inc hope that the new con-
\ "e rresident-aloct viii rot take
y H. ACTON on the tariff. or other
laes =, WI be likely 10 olicnate
k,m NJ. vac recent campaign and
Ia. ' ~. INTO tho Democratic ranks.
tal a, ~ me same forces that were
|aI,,n,ssu e recent i cl.on mist keep
|og,nieuS or they will not win again.
kr.lo " will take one ;aore Ma
BE, s,i 10 permanently silence the
bsrezs;ss.u.a uon' That will occur az
b .ssai elections OF 1895 and n
iiNe ,o Is then successful It
rs .or ,h ,o Tue democrats 20 take
/ ,Ae IN, we Denomination of the par
kns as AZ ~ campaign Of 1900
p AID h., sHr silver faction Is in the
Fslsrs ~, uss lhc machinery, be thinks
f'rprsjgs m'nE Of such "a thing.
q tain. ap continuous campalgn
pm LsS we Ned hlms.lf at once.
hing h, no' orly done a 7ery I'M
ttsr viii has adopted the very
teg lie ~, ~ most effective in con-
r. and M ~. standard wing OF the
Fat The n,.,eYentiug the renrsanlza-
They A. Fstlye and older leaders
Pan aud mo. MOI entirely approve Of
bsr,ssd H., selsidcr him as Mr.. yes,
,eslanre . n, a brilliant young man
-lsn,ai no,,hey 90 not admit that
Ss'eruop s,aaauon, while the Chi
vas In a fit OF Mysteries
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Ne pay freight On all orders over
IS to all points in Texas.
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Grover Cleveland.


kansas 'liy iHhth'
Elected on tidal wave that demanded
tariff reform, he went into power without
calling a special session Of congress TO put
irto law the public will Chosen on n plat
form that demanded the equal use Of gold
and silver without discrimination. he SIR
rendered himself into the hands Of tao
gold corner allowed the members OF II to
organize a pnnic. and under It's afright'ng
influence called congress together. and. "
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Patents granted to citizens OF Texas for
tho week ending November n, 1896, re-
ported through the Office OF j. f. Bcaic.
solicitor OF patents. 900 q street N. W..
Washington, u. c.:
Chaales Ice, san Antonio; car coupling.
James Is. Rylander, Loekhart. folding
ironing table.
Thomas N. Tucker. Celeste fence.
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to the sheep growers. I am OF the opinion
that they should not be allowed to with
draw IT, aud Will so vote. Yours very tru
lv John T. MuTgAn
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entities him to permanent leadership in the
party aud will not consent TO follow him
in another campaign, The populists are
also in 4 state Of mutiny, and Senator
Butler, chairman Of the populist National
committee in n recent editorial in his ne VS.
paper. gave notice in these words. that III
Mr.. Bryan desires to head the reform forces
OF tho peoples party in the next fght he
must do 50 under some other name than
that Of democrat. The name has become o
reprodch and a stencil among the ieople,
and it viii not be supported any mora. now
or hereafter. In the campaign just cloEed
the peoples party Joined forces with the
democrats. and the democrats again played
the people false-grossly and lIrtally
false We are done with them now and
forever and also with any man who seeks
to leal the people hereafter under any
standard that may bear the name or have
the smirch Of the word democrat.
The conservative men of the silver wing
of the democracy are not Wiling, however,
at present to suggest plans and leaders,
They say 1t is good time to cool off and
think and that few weeks hence there
will be better feeling and os1rer juds
ment all around. when 1t will be time
enough to decide questions that ought TO
be discussed now There will be plenty
of good leaders. they say, when they are
needed, "cven II they have TO be called out
of the woods"
There has been some talk from New York
,bat Mr. wbitnev would undertake TO be
'n'' WI, "''''', , VIVA" .Na ,"n,noro,s ort n,
the Joshua to lead the democrats out Oh
the wilderness into the promised land II
he were properly invited. but it comes only
from the clacquers who continually sur
round him anu echo lis thoughts For
tunateIy or unfortunately. that apiable and
ambitious gentleman las many politicians
,'.,o sir, nj. praiscs so ardent
~ us yam ,,,., ,,td chorus He
ly that they souhu 'Ihe pau
has also newspaper support III oof'''''
c.,,or,ers that his rivals say is fictitious
quarters 'nN1 H's wy, y,n,,noy ,s IKE a so.
and merconary. Mr. whitney IS 'iNe ~
cicty actress or political Bun'h0rn'' 40 40,
miration and notoriety are necessary to MS
ovistenco. He poses and the clacqucrs stand
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Ne have One Hundred Designs of
Bedroom Suites OH display in
all the latest woods and finishes.
We can save you money OH the
line. The prices are cut away
down. Call and see them.
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|e have we'll selected stock. ard
| fill your wants for anything in
| the household line.