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Magnificent showing OF
White Goods,

Such aa you'll wish 10 sec your girl
dressed In at Confirmation. vast ar
ray Of sheer and pretty snowy white
Iovaliness awaits the early chooHcr. and
the early chooser In by far tho wiHcTt
ohooscr. The following viii he guide
for your buying White wash chiffon,
white Egyptian Ba,is,e. white French
organdies. white French Nainsook.
white Muli la Swiss. white Persian
Lawn. white Pique wel,s. white en-
broldered PiaueH. white dotted swissss.
white Madras, white plniller, white
India LINEN and white Null de faris.
niI nt extremely low prices
sprciAI.--jOO yar,ls white Satin Plaid
md checked India lAncns. assorted
patterns. we'll worth sSe, on sale this
week. per yard -,
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The armored car had one man killed
ihi two wounded. Tho Kansas regi-
mtnt had three wounded during the
,harge, and the Utah light artillery ono
N!lei and two wounded. Most of the
Masr casualties befelI the South Dakota
II Is difiieult to estimate the insur-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-26
UTAH AnTiLLEny.

Gen. whcMon'p brigade ap.pourhed
he rlvtr alons the railroad. leaving
ianii Ne. era Maiploa city. Gen. hates
nttlicf un the march. and Iwc.p!ng
eastward toward the railroad.
Tie ntaiCfcd train was belng purhrd
" hinanen. the Twentieth Ram ~
sarcli advancing on the left lui the
fifrt Aunthta' regiment. with the Utah
.git ni,lllgry on the right,
The rapid nfing guns on the train
srcrce N" hall at 1850 n. m. ihoa' a
niln fronh TIE river. their popping al
.etrH'inH continuously with the boom
u tho EiA IoundcrH.
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Promptly Reaches tho Seat
Of all Blood Diseases and
Cures the Worst Cases. ''i E

obstinate dul lew rcecs claim
tocu
Of merit
Of s blood
n lido,
eotlcr hide
violently than ever
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SCORE,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

SOCIETY At LA CONNER.

la CONNER. June 3-Mrs. James Si
vera. OF Seattle. visited friends in town
the past week.
NJ Lawrence Schricker. sf Davenport.
Iowa. who u on a tour OF the coast elites.
r. guest Of his cousin. W. u. Schricker
OF this place. at present.
Mr.. Charles Caches. who has been at.
tending the University OF Washington for
tbs past year, returned home Thursday
evening for the summer vacatiQn.
MIS-, l.. A. Conner visited friends insee-
attie few days this fore part Of the
III. ana Mrs. W. r. Bolcorn. of Chi
caxo. arrived In town The fercpart OF the
week ard are guests AZ the home OF Mr..
and Nra. William Mcdonald at present
Misses Lena and Edith Church are Wis
ting relatives In Seattle this week.
Nesdames l.. 6. Iabody and daughter.
Nelile irving. OF Tacoma. and Rachael
Low, Of Elg!n. Ill. are guests at present
a. the home of Capt. and Mrs. Robert
Cinnett
Mrs Henry Hall and daughter. formerly
OF this pinee, but now Of Ellensharg. are
guests at the home OF Mr.. William Wilke.
The Ia Conner high school held its
h4tl Friday evening. May 2. A fine pro.
gtamGne was rendered, n large audience
was present ana the halt was beautifully
decorated. State Superintendent f. j.
Browne and presiden: +. Pterpont
Graves. OF the University OF Washington.
were present and gave n short talk 10 the
class. whose names are as foi.ows: Miss
LoretsA Adele nLaughlin. Miss Mary
Euniee QLaughIin. Mr., William Eugle
Jennings and Mr.. Ernest Walter OI.augh-
lin.
The new Catholic church Of this place
VIII be dedicated today. Bishop o'Dea.
OF vancouver, Wash. Will conduct the
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tinues. The big thing Is the prospective y
between Bob Fit2EimmCns and Jim SeA-
fries. The former rules favofite IN inc
betting at odds OF TO l and an immense
amount Of money IL being placed As .
matter Of fact ii ID hard fight to ase Up.
FYtxsimmons is 81 wears cid and has been
out Of the ring for over two years. Ine
ordinary fighter would under the eircum
stances be going back. Fitx ana MS ao-
mirers claim that he has not and ii = 80
ing to take the figat itself to settle tne
matter JefYries on the other nand -
young. strong. game and lot faster 'nan
his sixe weight. and some OF his perform
ances would indicate 1t looks now as II
both would be in excellent condition when
the day Of the contest comes around. Ine
attendance is going 10 be something ire
meudous. The value OF the gate Is now
placed at $i0eoeo and the picture privilege
will net another $5,ooo. The right KIND OF
prizehghting is like the right KIND OF Soao
mining.
r H. PATTERSON. OF Tacoma. IL In
e.. the city on a business trip. He ID at
the St. Denis
n. Pferson. of Tacoma, is visitor IN the
city. He is at the Cosmopolitan.
d. p. Robinson, of Seattle, is in New
York for short stay. He has quarters AZ
the Manhattan.
h, }. feit, or I3COuids - Ah O-S0s~t
New York on a business trip. He IS at
the Manhattan.
H. w. Stone, of Portland, Is among the
late arrivals from the Northwest. He Is
at the Ashland. c. Wilson Is another Ore
CONAN who Is here. He Is at the Broad
way Central.
Phil F.. Kelley. OF Seattle. is still In
New York. in connection with some impor-
tant business deals. He has headquarters
at the Marlborough.
J. H. Ames. of Portland. Is In the city
for few days. He is at the Ashland.
r. Koehler and wife. of Portland. are
paving New York a short visit. They arc
established at the -Albemarle.
f. ID. Walker. of Portland. arrived from
the West this week and registered ~ the
Continental.
w. d. Johnson and wife. OF Vancouver.
who were here for a short time. have salt
ed for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hoke. T. E. Hoke and
H. S. Hoke. of Olympia, make up q famaly
party at the Hotel Albert.
J. s. McQuade. formerly OF Seattle. but
latterly Of San Francisco, has taken up his
residence In New York. He will probably
engage in newspaper work.
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SNOHOMIsH SOCIAL NOTES.

GNOHoMiSH. June s--Miss percie
Gum. OF Index visited friends In the
city several DAYS last week
Mrs. O. r.. crossman and Mrs c. II
hakeman spent Sunday in Seattle.
:. Mr.. ard Mrs. James Ferguson. If Ar
IinK'on. were In the city the FIRST or the
week
Mrs. George peerlng and son came up
from Everett Tuesday and will visit her
mother Mrs. Sutton. during the summer
Fred NJ. WeStiake. a member 81 the
First United States volunteer engineers
Is visiting Bernard Bird in town this
week
Mr.. and Mrs L. IT, Collins ard M and
Mrs. u " AdafgiSon We're up from Ev-
esett Tuesday visiting their numerous
friends here
A. McMastsr 90 North Yakima Is visit
tnk bis brother. II. IT. McMaster
l.. Hart IS in town from Republic
where he has located
Mrs. Charles jackson. OF Seattle. IL Wis.
fttnE friends IN the city
Miss carrie Smith has returned from
Everett and viii spend this summer IN
town
Miss Msu1a puohels. 81 Ralrsi. Texas
= visiting her sister. Mrs T. h stat
ford
Gay stryksr. n sergeant in the Oregon
volunteers. ard Mss ola striker -;
Portland. arr vsstsIng their brother pr
u W. SfrS k@f. this week
Mrs. Ronsft Allen left Thursday g.,
Portland 70 attend the funeral ~ Nv
Aliens father. wna ec.i there the arsl
OF the week
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ABERDEEN. June 3.--Mr. f.. G. Martin.
Of Tacoma, was visitor 10 nas many
friends on the harbor this week
Nr. c. e. Worst. Of Csntraisa. was In
Aberdeen visiting Thursday.
Miss Mullen returned wednesday even
Ing from HoQufam. where she had been
visiting with friends several DAYS ana
also attending the high school graduating
exercises
Aiss Nethesiy. CT Mosstesano. IS the
guest OF Miss Muller this week
Last Monday evening a large numoer OF
Aberdeen society people attended the mig n
schoo! graduating exercises at Hoquaan.
Mrs. Frank Carey Is visiting her parents
at E,ma this week.
Hon A. p. StockweEl spent several days
in Portland this week.
Miss May Jones ~ Montesano, visited
friends several days this week:
Mrs. Smith. who has been visiting Win
her son. Rev O. A Smith. returned 70
her home in Spokane Saturday.
Mrs. q. $. Kendall. Of Montesano. VS.
tied with friends and relatives seyeral
days this week
Miss Georgia Daring who has been ate
tending school In Seattle is home TO spend
her summer vacation.
Mr.. Rose & Gribnle and Mrs Anna j.
EagiHgton, OF Montessno. were married
in this city Saturday evening BY Rev. ..
A. Smith.
Mrs J. d. Lowry visited in Montesano
Wednesday.
The Geranium Dancing Club gave an
other one OF their social hops Thursday
evening
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD, June S.-Mrs. Charles
Gray and son. Walter. are visiting reia-
tsves I'm Auburn.
Miss Ada Dfhbs attended the graduate
ing exercises of the high school In Sno-
homlsh Friday evening.
Mrs. II T.. Lee and daughter. Miss
Mary. were snohomish VISITORS last
Mrs. O. l.. Allen. OF Everett, was called
TO Hartford Junction on Tuesday Of this
week by the serious Illness of her hus-
band.
Miss Minnie Monsey left Tuesday by
way OF Everett for Seattle. where she
will be the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. j. w.
Davidson and her cousin Miss Clara
Hutchins until after the Fourth.
MIR and Mrs. Jasper Harris and daugh-
ter nottie and MIR. Lon Harris are visit
ing friends and relatives in Auburn.
Miss Winnie Preston, % Arlington, was
a Hartford visitor Wednesday and Thurs.
dav,
The dance at the Hartford hotel on Sat
urday evening last was well attended.
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AT VANCOUVER BARRACKS.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS. June B.
Mrs, Thomas II. Barry, accompanied by
her son and daughter, left here on Friday
for Victoria. Il. c., where they intend
spending the summer months.
Capt and Mrs. III. r. Mccain entertained
Mrs. Parry and Mrs. III. G. Martin at a
very pleasant dinner last Tuesday even
ing.
Maj. J. N. Allison. chief commissary
officer. arrived last week from Augusta,
Ga. and after a short visit with relatives
in Portland, will occupy the house recent
~ vacated by Mrs. +. II. Barry.
Mrs. Martin entertained Mrs. Barry at
an informal dinner last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ashton returned 10 her home in
Ssnttie last Thursday, after spending the
past week at the post as the guest OF
MTs. H. johnson.
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SOCIETY NEWS OF VANCOUVER.

VANCOUVER, June AIRS. Fl. H. May
left last Monday for Ions Island cay.
N i.
Miss DE Puy. Of Santa Barbara, Cal.
is visiting relatives in this city.
Judge Miller and family spent the week
In GoldeadAie and The L'alies. visiting
relatives.
Mrs. s. w. Brown returned Monday
from an extended yis., Ia California
Robert MeDoe arrived from Scotland
last week and is visiting his cousins. the
McMasiers, of La Camas.
Milton Hayes, who has been in Michigan
the past three years, returned TO his home
in Vancouver last Tuesday.
w. n Marshall left Wednesday for
Heahisburg. Cal. where he will spend
the summer.
Miss Florence Brown OF Siiverton. Or.
is the guest Of Mayor and Mrs A. Il.
Eastman.
Mrs. George Fooley arrived from CaEs
fornia on Monday and Will visit relatives
here for several weeks.
Mrs. J. Fl. Elwell returned from Ia
coma on Friday. after two weeks WISH
with relatives.
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u The week, when looked 1t from . Junior
etaudpolnS. Enoh senior - IN rocaipS * q
dainty Lavender coi0red invitation. written
N white ink. representing the junior ciase
cotore, requesting his presence ~ the pres
19sucn rooeas tu the ADMINISTRATORS buti3-
I'M. This reception b ar annual a6zfr,
and each junior clAAU end&Avorx TO Guido
eho. previous one this class being no ex-
cepftoa TO the rule The rooms are 10 -
p3oe1eely decorated with ported plants.
cut 6owesD and bunting Ia lavender and
Whtso. The refreshments. Consisting Of
SALADS. ices. etc. will be served in l.u1on
and pink, tire senior eojors. Dzsfng the
an4 instrumental. Will be ren5eredy and
red .oid-fashionsd ghost &ories INDUCED
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F0tAtltP SOCIETY NOTES.

PIYAfJIf, JuDe S~Nr and Ms NJ
= thsse We're very ssreeahly rsarnTssesi
Saturday evening by haxE az thor
frieass Games avre iasssslgsd en- nmtlt
II ~ e'cleck. sAsn Al delicious lunch WAS
esEyess
Memorial day exercise. were largely a,
tended BY tfss psssNis uf TIE gensuasy,stV
TIE l. q ias&i fse@g -. A X sne Relic.
torpS AMI Sons - Veterans Y-aes a .he
@ A IL. hsit ~ : E. ~. ara marched fs a
he3v - the FsTEs Hspstst church where
raa ~ SeAtssly. IT S~attt, delivered
ts1s orAtien 81 gAa day Tia address vas
a asi1 0satersc&i erort ara ;eemra with
patriotic sentiments
MF, II. MAJ Mood. - Dayton. -. Is sisl,
ire frfensts ia thsE sttN
Mss Give RUfAarA ~ f'IyasivT. rae
rnsss.s3 teaching sehs7ssl nj sssasses ana Is
Rev Visiting hes SISTER 81 SEATTLE
tsis &esuesiai gsv she ta9 5~S 81 :Ae Ys~s4-
eytetsaa ehyseA served ks>s c~Ssarss xe8 rxsa
an3 s@y@ very Esse~atly Gafranssx.3
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES June S.--The Rev. q.
W. Nelson recently rendered his resigna-
ton. bus the members III the church hy
u vote refused 30 accept IL and Mr.. Nsi-
SCR viii remain IN the pastoraie for an
other year
Mr. c f Seal. Of Dungeness. was a
visitor here th5x week
George Nenahie Smith who has been
al Los Angeles the past four moaths. Is
visiting HTS family here, He viii return
Ii Los Angeles gu about one month.
Mr. John Cain returned from the East
the latter part of LAST week
Judge J q. Act'iiuton arrived Thurs
aaS far THE purpose ef holding court
The Lady MaCcBboss held a successful
Ire cream bazaar Tuesday
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WHATCoaG. June s-M,9 Jean Barnes,
daughter OF Mrs. Roland Cnfroy. OF far
navea, received news tnS week ~ me
Heath. Of Philadelphia Ms. Hsasn was
the daughter OF the late Joseph X. Barnes.
surgeon general Of the United states army.
serving from is. TO sST2 lie was the oaly
sstge0n ever breyetsea A. bgiszaser gen
eraL He was Tho founder Of the national
medicai museum NJ Wastltnston. estaS-
li.fsd q Ford's thsafs.. The tnsaseT a was
emd converted into q medical museu n
shrou9h the efforts Of Gen. Barnes. Fpr
hi skill In surgery he was made ~ honor
ayy< member Of the famous MEDICAL socse-
tiS 81 England. France ana Russia As
Cnsted G.ates surgeon he was IN medical
attendance upon Lincoln and 6nrnsid,
the asAssinAied presidents MIS-, Anna
Waa chosen a. The srss bridesmaid OF Miss
Nellie Grant whose father xas then pres
jesAt OF the United States
Mr. and Mrs W. w. peinngsr left on
Friday for Portland. where they win reside
Giss Hattie Underwood, Miss Alwina
xorthaueT. Miss Emma Campbell and the
q Lax. wnateom ao on a ia 'u where p they
were the guests OF Mr.. William Mccosh.
Mrs, J. b, Bennett IL visiting her lister.
Mrs.. r. Bolster. In Spokane
Mr. Roy Hadiey returned from Stanford
university on Tuesday.
MrA n. z. Burkhart. OF San Francisco.
= the CUES; Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Dscksn-
con.
Mr. Edward Insersoil and Miss Annie
Brown. OF Olympia. were married on
Wednesday by Rev. r. f. Drake. at his
residence. They win 1--we IN Fairhaven.
Congressman and Mrs w. Cushman
wera In the city on Thursday and Friday.
souswinx the acquaintance OF previous
years.
Mn. W. J. Hughes. assisted by Miss
Naud Woodin and Miss Ava Dotson. gave
= reception TO the graduating class OF the
high school on Friday evening
The Ladies' Physical Culture Club Is
obout to adjourn tts sessdone for the sum
msf, They have membership OF forty.
and have been meeting regularly at Guild
hall. Mrs L. r Dodson In president, Mrs
II. ]. 6trickfadan vice president. Mis- Ida
Buck secretary and Miss Griffith treasurer
The reception TO he given by the ladies'
Of the public library on Tuesday evening,
June & at the home Of Mre. Mason on
Front street. promises to be brilliant
afalr. Aside from q novel and interesting
contest In which all are expected to par
ticipate. there II TO be a musical pro
grAmme which. Judging from the names
Of the performers. will be a rare treat.
Amcng those who asset In the programme
are Mr.. Charles Rohrbaeher. Mrs. A. l..
Black Of San Francisco. Mis- Roberts.
MIRA. Easton. Mrs Hug. Mrs Brand. Mas
Potter. Miss Lee. Miss Davenport and Miss
JarvtA
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cENTRALIA SOCIETY NEWS.

+ CENTRAI.IA. June 3.Mrs. r. A. Pow
eli. OF Hoquiam. visited here this week.
Miss Luella CrutteEden Is seriously I'll
from the effects of an Injury recently re-
ceived in q fall from a bicycle.
Rev L. G. Martin has accepted call
from the Christian church OF Waitsburg
and leaves for that place Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Town arrived from Michigan
this week
Mrs. Alta Johnson, OF Wenatohee. Is
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Clayton,
Mrs. s. G. Davis is very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guerrier were In Tacoma
this week.
The Boys brigade gave an excellent en-
tertainment Tuesday evening. The drills
were fine The large attendance was very
encouraging 30 the boys.
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THE LIONS CLUB.

To the United States Senate.
The whe.p that nipped its mothers dug In
turning from her breast.
And smacked it's hsty lips ana ouiis its
own lair in the West.
Has stretched its limbs and looked about
and roared across the sea: 80.
'.Oh, mother. did bite thee hard. but stili
thou lowest mel!
She lifts her head and listens. al waking
from a dream,
Her great jaw set. her claws outspread. her
lion eyes agleam.
The voice is deep as thunder on the lar
horizon rim,
And up the mother spoke. and said: 1T
can be none but him..
cried England to America: MY ancient
love abides,
And the old Trafalgar courage still upon
the ocean rides.
America to England spake: "The God OF
Goes with US marching up the land and
sailing down the sea-
And the twain are Joined for hunting. let
all the packs beware,
The tigers kith. the panfher's kin. the
racehordes OF the bear
They two step forth together, Gods hand
has struck the hour,
All pathways lead to freedom. each foot
step broadens power.
The world Is StfE in duh amaze, agape anos
dazed to hear:
There is a. rustling OF the thorns. uneasy
far and near.
King leaning unto king, and on oppres-
sion's hateful lips
pailor as the wind brings in the booming
Of the ships.
And who shall COVER who recoil. or choose
the craven's tack.
And strain the law 10y heroes made) TO
hold his country packI
All, who? Let children lisp his SHAME and
women cry him down
What time our glorious banner waves er
stormed tower and down.
The star is up, the star OF splendor. never
to set or wane.
The flag leads on. the flag Of glory. never
to turn again:
And where IL goes we cheer and follow, no
man OF US viii fall:
We all are where our armies camp ard
where our nayies sail.
World conquering mother. hard we bit In
parting from thy breast:
Yet still We smack our lusty lips and love
thy milk the best.
For the blood our mother gave us Is the
true imperial strain:
She bore one cub, only one, but II wears
the lions mane
Maurice Thompson in the Independent.
LET US MI your ny book with leaders.
dies, etc. Spangenberg. els Second.
wAGNER'S Band this afternoon. Maai-
son park.
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were awarded to Mr.. n. n. Turner, DR..
Z. G. .Hsaiock Ma !. Paine and IT. O.
c. Jackson.
Mrs r. b. Johnson gxxe . much enjoyed
euchre party Saturday afternoon
friends Monday evening
A farewell parcy was rendered 20 MAJ.
Monroe and Lieut. Munro Tuesday even
ing at the fort Lieut. BauIdwin. who
honor.
Friday evening the girls OF st. Aarg1r-
cts gave a pleasant entertainment AZ
Union hall A weil-seaecsed musical pro.
gramme was rendered
Miss Grace Isaacs spent the past week
I'm Pencieson visiting her friend Mi1s
Bovd
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best and was nberaiiy cnmplimenfed. the
palm 0f the evening must be awarded TO
little Eroia Mcintyre. who, with her
father. was the success o. the evening.
After the usual minstrel programme =
novelty In Port Townsend was introduced
IN the form OF . cakssrafk. the nrst ever
attempted BY amateurs IN this city. The
cake was gwen TO Miss Mcintyre
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SOCIETY AT MAl.tA WA1IA.

WAIisA wALiA June g--IAssst. T \
Isulfwfn f. ~ the TweHts-faurFh !nfan-
try ieff Thursday for Spokane
i Might've party WAS given IN honor a..
Mrs. ! +. Roosevelt ~ Mrs. II G. Gregg
Wednesday evening.
Warden ana Mrs J ~ Cairon gave a
asoss charming Might've party Tsurs3Ay
evening fsVefVshsag has 3.eVn arranged
- make the affair a decided success ahe
house waas snost beautifully decorated aad
a very s&Aherste supper was served. PRICES
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Statistics have been prepared by the
government showing that American ex-
ports of manufactured goods now average
100000 n day. There were aoa WORKING
days during the first eight months Of the
current fiscal year. and during that time
the total exports were 500, Ooo. COO This
was a gain of 5000 ooo, or Il per cent.
over the corresponding period of the prev
ious year
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Mi>>rRLl> AT raw N>ENp.

PORT TOW <SFNn Ssrrs r-T9s r,,s-s
.slAsa of fssassTSsa performances siven sar
the es0eet af AAxg~Asgsf Rastef ,-,r,r.z -
fiasss sssa Wednesday ,sssht IN shs T,oNn
~na ths@ssF Fhs s-Asg ~As er- se rt-
ms s1e~'<sfas eNsS SsfSss Is 3hs r.v
- @isN aFtSssss.sy @ns fsnaaeiAsgv x6e
sssEtss seisx nsleA SO SIS fullest ezsgNa.-s.y
TIE sa&tss - ri grssisssssx ~ ire sssyfs.r-s~-
aHvT sx~ss~St every esAss ga fsssas~ a..
sssasaes Anz wsse fssssy rspaas. sae xe8.
go oesng asFssgslayiy arusecsasIss
= asie esssy ccs ia sae crmgassy Cd Is
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Ladies Only

.sa fully appreciate how rariGiy shsi- at
iyaEtIseae@S aad charming Influences
saDes wF~sa tsss Advent OK wrinkles gray
hair Use Lose Gf a clear complex .en or The
@zsssUg ~ a beautiful NG@vs. ths.F SEse4-taG
esls5reSs Is to repair saTse Taxage~ upon
tseasEy, which 20 tss p}N concern 3 xogrArs's
happiness. Oar net 0ts ar recon a1sy. let
~ ys'ctsrs ana @xe sgscossSfiG. 10 an as
seHIsstsg degree.
ORR WRINKLE ERApTCAToR aasss
wNesseEful work Btseksea nssta saH
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