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democratic, il is true. but it is doubtful!
if he would care to entertain any per-
son who has achieved notoriety in the
way MIR. Croker has. Besides. the two
have never mat. IeNir. Whitney. whS
was invited to hhe sdinner when he WOE
the Derby. had been presented Ia .;Ie
King and had metJh him on friendly
| terms several tiplesaprevious Mr.. CTo-
ker. when approached on this subject.
said he didn't care about the dinner ne
had won the RAGE, and that was enough
| for him. ard
| Eugene. widow az Napoleon III, was
lnever at any fine very popular with
the French people, Who thot her far TOO
fond of fncry and blamed her for the
war of 1870. which ENDED in the great
catastrophe of setIah. She has spent
most of her widowhoOd out of France.
and when she has been in Paris has To-
Icated herse,f in the Hotel Continental
where she could overlook the gardens
of the Tuiieries, where she once rcisned
supreme, evincing very little interest in
| those who were once her subjects
Some time ago she applied 10 the courts
| for the possession of various articles in
| the different museums on the ground
| that they were the private property of
| he" husband and were of no historic
and of little intrinsic value. The court
| took the Empress at her word. and
without investigating the matter par-
ticularly decided in her favor. At once
a perfect howl of Indignation went up
against the Empress. for it seems that
| the articles given her by the court in
cluded gifts TO Napoleon III by sover
| eigns of foreign States. priceless tapes
tries, paintings and other objects of
art. and, what most aroused the wrath
of the people. some relics of the great
Napoleon. The value of the plumber has
been estimated as close to $1,000, 600.
The result of this general protest has
been that the Government has entered
an appeal against the decision of the
courts. All this has naturally not in
creased Eugenie's popularity in France.
Jim Dahlman. Democratic National
Committeeman for Nebraska and Mayor
| of Omaha. is fired by two laudable am
billions. both of which he thinks would
greatly benefit the cause of humanity.
One of these is the making of Bryan
President. and the other the abolish
ing of bald heads, alas, common
| among those of his sex. He is doing all
in his power to bring about each of
these desired results. and has gone so
far in the latter case as to organize the
Omaha Hatless Club, of which he is the
leader. For" Mayor Dahlman
says. when the scalp is covered with
Il hat it gets Ovcr-heated and with no
air to strike il the hair drops out and
refuses to grow again. If the head is
exposed to the air and sunshine / am
convinced that hair will grow on bald
heads" The timid, conservative broth
err mem oers who shrink from stalking
around boldly without any hat at all
are allowed to knock out the crowns
and keep the brims. and in very hot
weather an umbrella is permissible. |
The clubs motto is go without hat
and grow hair on your bald head"
The National tribune., 1907-06-13
Colorado and wyoming Encampmcnt.

The Colorado and Wyoming Annual
Encampment was held at Colorado
Springs, Colo, the middle of May. and
it proved to be one of the most pleas
ant and Interesting one ever held: The
ceived the best treatment possible from
the citizens. Mapifou and the Garden OF
the Gods were visited. The session was
closed by the ELECTION of r. II. Mellette.
of the Arvada, Colo Post, was elected
as Commander. I. II. Burt. of Colorado
of Denver, as j., VIC. In General Or
der No. 1, just issued, the Commander
announces that he has appointed WV
Ferguson. of Lincoln Post, No. 4, Den
ver as Assistant Adjuant General, and
Comrade r. H. Hurlbut, of Major An
derson Post, No. So. Arvada, Colo.
Assistant QuartermaSter General. The
Encampment viii be held next year at
Firt Collins, Colo
The National tribune., 1907-06-13
Reunion Of the 11th Wis.

Attention-A Reunion of the 18th
Wis. will be held at Madison, Wis, in
conjunction with the great home-com-
ing of Madisonians, on July :, 8, and
). 1907.
All members of the 18th are request
ed to assemble at Memorial Hall at
1890 a. m. of July for roll call and
Reunion.
Gen. C. L. Harris, (Colone! of the
11th). Maj. Jesse Miller and other off,
GERS have promised to be present. Ample
preparations will be made to care Tor
the old veterans.-I. Julian Dinsmoor,
President; c. F. Greening. Secretary
18th Wis. Reunion Association.
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Has His Discharge.

Comrade o. D. Evans, 113 First St.
Northeast, Washington, D. c., has the
discharge papers of Peter p. Rynear-
son. 18th Ohio Battery, and will send
to Comrade Rynearson or his relations
II they will send their address.
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Youngest Soldier.

J. E. Fleming Co. F, 14Oth Ill.,,
Quote, Mo-. thinks he has very good
claim to being the youngest soldier He
was born Aug. IS, lS48, and enlisted
May IL, 1864, then in his 18th year.
The National tribune., 1907-06-13
Mothers of Veterans.

f. n. Root, Pataskala, Ohio. discov-
cred three venerable mothers of veter-
ans lately. They are: Mrs. Eliza
Shuts, of Granville, Ohio, 81 years OF
age; Mrs. John McQuackin. Beverly,
Ohio, and Mrs. John Pontre, kankakee,
i'll. All these women have sons living
who were in the civil war.
The National tribune., 1907-06-13
Information Wanted.

Mrs s. G. Marsh, Ashland, Ore, would
like to hear from Henry H. Marsh or
from anyone who knows his address.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-19
ARE COMPLETE
FOR '. NJ. {. A. BUILDING
Working Specifications for the
Superstructure.

Plans for the Y. NJ. c. A. building
have been completed and architects
are now working on specifications for
the superstructure preliminary TO let
ting contracts.
Architect Hussey of Lansing, Mich.
the original architect, is expected in
Richmond any time TO confer with
Kaufman & Son, local architects, in
reference to the work wet TO be done.
Contractors Wolfe and Ewing, or
Indianapolis. who secured the contract
for foundation construction, are rush
ing 1t to completion. In the course OF
the next two weeks it is thought the
greater portion Of this section OF the
job will be completed
The big cement mixer Is daily turn
ing out tons of working material and
this is rapidly being placed in the
moulding frames.
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IS LOOKING FORWARD
To EARL HAM GAME
Butler Will Keep Up a Lively
Practice.
EXPECT A FAST CONTEST.

Indianapolis, Nov. 19.-Less than
two weeks remain for Butler and Earl
ham to get into shape for the Thanks
giving day game. Earlham plays Win
ona Technical Saturday in order TO
keep her men in shape for the last
game Of the season. Butler will
scrimmage every night in preparation,
but the Irvington eleven will rest
Saturday. the entire team attending
the game between the TWO local high
schools.
The Butler regulars who were out OF
last Saturdays game vii! be in shape
for the final contest, and the men
who have been layed off for severa!
days will begin 10 report for duty to-
day. The Butler lineup will be diff
ferent from what it has been in any
game so far this season. as there are
a number of old stars in school who
will report today 10 get into shape for
the last game of the season.
ExTlhAmsx GOOD showing against De-
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sentative, and since there is a $50 for
felt to be paid by the team breaking it,
a game is certain.
Winonas manager writes that their
ambition is to hold Earlham to a
smaller score than they made against
Butler. two weeks ago. The score
against Butler was "a TO = and Earl
ham expects TO equal it against the
Techs.
The local team is practically III as
good condition as it has ever been this
season. The contest with De Paw,
although hard. left the Earlham men
in fine condition with no injuries TO
speak of. This is in a great measure
due to the management of Coach Vail
who has kept the team in tip top phys
| ical condition the whole season. avoid
! in COVER training and other ailments
| common amOuE players Of the game,
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LOCAL AND GENERAL SPORTS

for Saturday to finish the season.
Bloomington, Ind, Nov. 19.-Johnny
Talbot, quarter back of the Indiana
University eleven, who quit the squad
recently, was in a suit Monday and
will probably play in his old position
against the Illinois eleven on next
Friday.
Financially the game was Drill
liant one for both teams Michigan S
share OF the receipts. with the cost
of the new bleachers taken out Is oN-
er $4,000. Penn took away big
bunch Of Michigan money in gate re-
ceipts and bets.
Basket ball has sprung into the
limelight at Wabash college since the
close Of the football season. and the
candidates for the team which will
represent the locals in the great in
! door game are worked regularly each
week by Coach Jones.
Ann ArbOr. Mich. Nov. 19.-Since
Saturdays great game Michigan stu
dents and alumni arc loudly demand.
/ ing Il continuance of the annual game
with Pennsylvania and if Penn is will
ing Michigan will doubtless play on
! Franklin field next year.
! Bloomington, Ind Nov. 1e.-Mon-
day afternoon coach Sheldon started
the Indiana football team on its final
work of the season in preparation for
the Illinois game in this city Friday
| Since the defeat at the hands of the
| freshman team, stock in the varsity
eleven has dropped below par, and ii
/ IL the general opinion that Indians
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Cotton Filled Comforts at. ....... CSC
100 pairs Grey Cotton Blankets, heavy
feeced, per pair .............4 9c
100 pair Grey Cotton Blankets. large
size and good weight, at. ...... sec
Wool Factory Blankets, in white.
grey and red, also plaids at 1898
100 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains,
cream color only, per pair. .2ec
Mill End Linoleums at. .4oc
Extra Heavy Union Carpets, worth
SOC, at $50
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Hosiery

We wish to direct special attention
to this department, rot that the bar
gains are any greater, but you seldom
find Hosiery Bargains that prove to
be what you will find these to be.
Burson Hosiery for ladies', regular CSC
quality, at ...............15 c
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Hosiery, csc,
numbers at. OVERWHELMINGLY. 15c
Ladies' Fast Black. fleeced lined, at 7c
Children's Fine Ribbed Hosiery, all
sizes from to S1a at. &C
Children's Ribbed Union Suits, ages
to II years, fleeced, at. Csc
Corsets with Hose Supporters attach
ed, at ............... .........1 9c
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Linen Dept.

Many excellent Bargains in thsi De-
partment are going rapidly. If you
are not a regular customer with US
come In and sample a real bargain.
Turkey Red Damask. 60 inches wide,
choice patterns, worth 35c, at 23c
Mercerized Bile ached Table Linen. ex-
ira wide, good patterns, very cheap
Bleached Crash Twilled, at. ....... &C
Unbleached Towel, fringed, at. .... .4c
Red Checked Towel Linen at. &c
Unbleached 1S-inch Linen Toweling 7c
Extra Heavy Outing Flannel in light
and dark colors, stripes, plaids and
checks, worth &c, at Sc
Cream Colored Outing Flannel at. SC
Unbleached Turkish Towels at. &c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-19
.FEATURLESS GAMES
ON MONDAY NIGHT
Entire Nous Defeated Lukens
Team, Two Out of Three.
MARTIN HAS THE RECORD.
LEAGUE STANDING.
Monday hiqnt Games.

In a game unfeatured except by
poor scores the Entire Nous team in
the City Bowling league won from the
Lukens Monday evening. two games
out of three.
Lahrnan, of the Entire rolled credi-
table games, getting an average of
III Is and high score OF 204.
The individual and team scores
were:
LUkENS lsG.. 2dG- 3rG
Luken .. :. .. ..l0es 10 l33
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Proprietor Crump, of the city alleys
score made between Nov. IS and Nov
%. Fred Lahrman is the present
holder Of the high score with 204
This score has small chance of win
ming the Thanksgiving luxury howev-
er.
Jim Martin the veteran bowler mas
so far won every prize offered for
high scores. namely ball, box of Gig
ars and pair Of bowling shoes.
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Carpet Dept.

We have a Carpet Department and
are showing the best bargains ever Of
fered you in that line. Just look at our
Mill End LinoIeums, SOC and soc per
yard any place in Richmond, on sale
now for 4oc per yard.
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HE HOOSIER STORE, Cor. 9Th and Main

PAW in Saturdays game shows it to
be fast and it is a foregone conclusion
that a good game will be witnessed
when the two schools line up at Wash
ington park on Thanksgiving day.
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Dress Goods

PLAIN FACTS-You can get a nice
dress, suitable for any occasion, for
one-half what you will pay else
where.
So inch Wool Dress Goods in brown,
blue, red, green and black. 23c
SO inch Cravenette Cloth, in gray
plaid worth Csc at ........... .42c
SO inch All Wool Serges, regular sc
quality. in all colOrs and black, at
.foS
Choice line of Fleeced Back Dress
Goods, light and dark colors. 1oc
White Dress Goods, Satin Stripe, at SC
so pieces Light Skirting, print, worth
&C at .f/2C
so pieces Extra Heavy Apron Cling
hams, in all the staple checks,
worth SC at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .7c
Cotton Batting for Comforts at. -. SC
Percaie and Fleeced Dressing Jackets
. . =
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Millinery

Many Good Things at Much Less
Than Millinery Store Prices.
Ladies' Street Hats. .98c to $3.50
Ladies' $3.50 Trimmed Hats at. .S2.48
Ladies' s. Trimmed Hats at. $3.50
Ladies' $500 Trimed Hats at. CSC
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Sporting Notes.

Franklin, Ind. Nov. 19.-The Frank
lin team went through light signal
practice Monday, Manager Douglas is
trying to get either Butler or Hanover
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GAME WITH W|NONA
MADE A CERTAINTY
Contract Has Been Received
By the Manager of the
Earlham Team.
WILL BE PLAYED SATURDAY
ouAkERS ARE IN FINE CCNDi.
TON, HAVING SUFFERED LIT
TIE FROM THE CONTEST WITH
DEPAUW THE PAST WEEK.

''EarIhams foot ball team is assured
OF their game next Saturday with Wi
mona Tech stated Happy Wann,
the manager He has received the
contract signed by that schools repre-
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COrSetS

You should not fail to see our Ameri-
can Beauty Corsets. The best Cor
set on the market for anything like
the price.
25 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, at
only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2ec
ChiIdren's Caps at 4 Bargain
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Mems $1,000 Worsted suits at $3.50
Mems $1,000 Worsted suits at. $500
Mems $1,000 Overcoats at :. $3.50
Mems $1,000 Overcoats, heavy lined
at. :. $500
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Rev, Thomas Lord who will reach
his Tooth birthday in April celebrated
the seventy-third anniversary Of his
entrance into the ministry by preach
ing at the Horncastle Congregational
church, England. recently. He has
preached over 5000 sermons
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Chicago passengers using c. c &
l. trains land at 18th St Uilinois
CentraD Station: most conveniently
located Remember thia 6-tf
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Mems $3.50 Overcoats at :. $1,000
Mems $500 Overcoats blue or black
..S1S.oo
Boys Knee Pants suits :. E. :. $50
Boys $500 Knee Pants Suits ..$198
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Duck Coats

Mems $500 Duck Coats .. E. $l,4S
Mems $3.50 Duck Coats =. :. s1.9S
Mems $3.50 Corduroy Goats. ..$3,4S
Mems Shawknit Hose .. :. ..l9c
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1t takes more than talk to convince
you of that statement We have the
goods that speak for themselves. Gar
ments that are cut in style; garments
that will fit you and wear well; gar
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4 drug store in Moscow has STAFF
Of 700 employes
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ments in which you receive the best
of everything and buy at price that
will save you money.
Mems Cashmere Suits at :. ..$4.9S
Mems $500 suits at :. :. .. :. 5000
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will have to play the best kind of ball
to win from the Suckers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-07-03
TRISTE HuERFANIpAp.
Pedro ! Pablo fuerOn hoy bautizados
en- eI Preside.
Fu6 madrlaa Do los ehIcos Ia cOnflnada porp0-
tuIdad, LuIsa Novare1.

A las once de Ia mafiana de hoy, 90 lie
v6 efeCto en- 81 penal de esta ciudad, 81
bautfSo de los dos ninos, Pedro Pablo.
infelices hu6rfanos de la confnada que fa'
lleciera aver On dicho establecimiento.
Ofci6 81 sacerdots cat6lico r. p. sefior
Megia, y fueron padrinos de los niHioB el
cabo de penales Rafael 9acarello = la con-
inada perpetuidad Luisa Nevarez.
La madrina de los hu6rfanos es, como
se reCordard, una mujer que estQvo & pun
to de perecer an Ia horca acugada de parri'
cidiO , que foe luego indultada por 81 60
bernador consecuencia de presentar du'
das 81 sstado de sus facultades mentaleu.
Luisa Nevarez SO mueatYa muy cRri1oBa
con los nifOU, y tuyo especial empeho On
apadrinar 4 los que hoy reCibieron 81 agua
del bautilmo, y, por ley fatal del des'
tino' quedan en la mayor = mas tri1ts de
Las orfandadeB.
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TREN Nl.CT JRNO De
Ia American r. R.
Company.
SaIdfa uno BOT "a nOche De Ponce !
OtTO De San Juan.
So pTOpons dice 4 GoBpshll- -Ofrsesr msIoI
ssrvIcIO lI pdhIeO.

La American Bail Road Company. q
propone iDtroducir, aeg6n sa informs, sn
81 ieEviCio ptblico, las iguientes refoTmss;
saldr6 un tren de Ponce por ID nochs J
Otro de San Juan lIegando 4 su deatino ID
mshsna del siguieDta die.
Har6n el Eecorrido On IL horag pr6xi-
mamOnte.
"a compaffa ha ordenado "a Ii instala-
Oi6n de Billas de extension para que loH via
eros Tuedan ir con toda la comcdidad
possible.
No y sabs con seguridad cuando empe
zar6 81 servicio de estoa trenes, pero es
posibIesea 81 10. de AgoBto.
Ia Companfa se propone por este medic
dar meiof gervicio Al pdblico y Il coTreO,
ConIiguiendoOe 4 ID vez que las CartaB que
% esCribsn en- Ponce San Juan stimuli
taneamenta lleguen 6 buen tempo q 90
deStino y loB concentrates que tsngsn que
efsctuaT operaciones On ambas ciudades
teIgan TODD el dfa para elias.
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CASA DE PREsTAMOS de Jou6 Ba.
z6n. Allen 81 ST Hsce operacione. so-
bre aIhaiaA Desde 100 dollars en- ade.
lantp; 81 inter6s sar6 conventional no ex-
cedeTa del 8 "a mensual Compra ven
de alhajas modsrnas , antiguas. San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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bios Il dicoa GeEnaod Bouchardat, Nonta
" Chcnael en- sus estudliog sobre 81 vino San
Rafael dc ValeHce (Dr07ne) France, dea-
pues del analigig hechO p0r los eninentes
sabios IiebiR Faateur, certifican gue las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
cia, que nu usO debe ser oDl1gatOTio los
dOIO, freCuent tsmente garantizR buena sa-
lud, 10 que recommends mUy eficazmente
8 todos sus cOlegss. CHidese mucho CON
las faIsificac aci0nes. UnicOs agentes para la
IGIa de pto Rico Cere0eGO HsTN9as5Os y
Ca. San Juan F.-R.
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LA RELOJERIA y joyerfa del sr.
Kehrhahn y Co. se ha trasladsdo { la ca'
lie de San jose Is freuta 81 CoTreo, donde
hay constantements nm buen Burtido de re-
loiea otras prendaa. pa
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Ell fin De las chIstsrls.

Los obrerog psEisianseB que fabrican loG
uombreros de COpa alta de Beda, eat6n in
quietos con motive de los rumoreB de que
eota moda toCar6 pronto & 90 fin. Esta
industFis cuents On Paris s mil obreFog,
mil hombres mil mujeres, Yiven
ca una completa solidaridad de intsre'
Ses; por 10 que lie Temps" aboga por Ia
conservation de Ia moda, no tanto por
ella misma, sino por los obreros, que cons
tituyen IN aindicato modelo.
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Los IDglssos mas lctIuos que los yankees

Ea sIgunas coSas los ingIeseu son mas
activos que los yankees. La insurecci6n de
Filipinas dur6 mucho mas que la guerra
contra los boeros, luego, derrotados "a.
tos, se les abre campo en- los negocos admi,
nistrStivos 90 les otorga Ia autonomfa
hasta CieTto punto.
En- cambio. todavfa falta medic sfio pa.
Ta que los flipinoH tepgsn Ia primera
AsRmblea General.
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todas cIaa Thados hierro fero A EeC
Heajes mplemos agrolas
ceradoB de lona
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YIetIna Do Ia mania Do euItura.

On grave penIador de,BoBton, que 90
examine para ser graduado en literature
iDgleaa, no fu6 sprobado, Begdn dijeron los
sinodales, pOr su ineptitud On diStinguir la
diferenCia que hay entire un insfpido ad.
veTbio una termination adverbiaL
Apesarado en- extreme corFi6 81 mueIle,
Se echo al mar y pereci6 ahogado. He
aqui, pues, otFa vfctima de la mania de
cultura que tantO SO ha generalizRdO en- 10
Atenas del Norta.
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LIbsrato Lopez.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad 81 spEeCia'
bic compatriots de Lares, Befor Liberato
Lopez, buen amigo de "La Correspondent
Gle, en- aquel Culto pueblo.
El seior Lopez pRsar6 unoB diaB en-
San Juan, viSitRndo luego ell SAlto de Co.
meTfo.
Buenos Bucesos deaeamoB al estimado
amigo, quien saludamoB afsCtuoSamente.
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CANIsAs Y eAMSETAS

Gran Burtido de camiBas, camiaetas, cue
Hos puiios franceses acaban de Eecibir en-
Gel Cielo' "LR Vizcaina"
Surtido nunca viBto de Csmas colCho-
nez Camas espafiolas de pillar alto con
coIchones & SO rs. F6brica de colchones.
M6quinaB & plazos.
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SFP Use

Que no pubIicamOs COmunicadOs sin que
Oean pRgados pnr adolantadO.
CAd0 sells p0lRDTag 10 CuOntAn p0T una IL
aOa y 1a Inca vale dlOz ContavOSs
Ieg 0aEtaB QuO.V0ngan con cOmunioad08
sin ~ inapoFEa no % a0naeatan.