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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
Getting Ready to be Investigated

Getting Ready to be Investigated
"Urcie Ike" failed to secure
enough votes at any of the ballots
taken in legislature the past week
to elect him; on the contrary, he
seems to be weakening. His bluffs
have had the effect of repelling
rather than drawing to him the
votes of the legislators. On Friday
he received total vote of So. The
committees which will conduct the
investigation are composed as
follows:
Assembly-Ray, Wickman and
Hambrecht.
Senate-Marsh, Morse and Hust-
ing.
Issac Stephenson, S. A. Cook and
w. H. Halton were all in Madison
this morning, to be present at the
session of the special committee.
The first subpoenas which will be IS
sued by the committee will be for
the men actively engaged in the
campaign work for the republican
senatorial candidates and will be
Messrs. f. A. Edmonds, J. ii. Van
Cleave, Rodney Sackett, c. ii.
Hambright, Sheriff ". r. hnell and
others actively interested in the
Stephenson campaign; VIC: Cow
ling of Oshkosh and Peter koehler
of Milwaukee, who looked after the
Cook campaign: w. w. Powell and
". &. sicElroy of Milwaukee andC. X,
Lush of Madison, who had charge
OF the Hatton campaign, and w. h.
Essman, campaign manager tor
Francis f. McGcyern.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
AND SALUTAT0-
RAN,

The honor students of the senior class
ofthe Wausau high school, season Of 90.
were chosen this morning. Mary
Nichols, with q general average OF
ninety three for high school work was
picked for vaiedictorian and Ruth Glas-
SOW. with an average Of ninety will
ne salntatorIan
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
ASSESSED AGAINST COUNCIL.
Costs in Brands Case Charged to Ger
tain Members.


tain Members.
The costs in the supreme court in the
mandamus case against The city. for
not revoking the saloon license Of Fred
Brand, amounts to S35 50 In addition
10 this there will be costs assessed IN
the lower court, amounting TO several
hundred simoleans. The latter costs
will be assessed within few days and
will be charged against the councilmen
who voted in the negative when the
proposition came up 10 revoke the
license. They will not pay, perhaps.
without making a tight, and it may be
possible that other litigation will follow
before the matter is iinally settled
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
STEVENS POINT DONE UP.

The Wausau Y M. c. A basket ball
team PLAYED the Stevens Point normal
schools team on Friday night with the
result of 40 To q in favor of WausaG.
The Stevens Point Journal gave an
account of the game as follows
The game started shortly after nine
o'clock being delayed so that those who
wished to see the games at both schools
would not be disappointed.
Nausau started the scoring, and by
the looks of the score card they kept il
up. Euough scores were made in the
iii ST half to put them on Easy street
he first half ended with the score y to
IA in favor of Wausau. AT the end OF
the second half it was 40 to %.
The game was remarkable for the
clean playing INDUCED in. Not once
during the play did the participants at
tempt To shift from tire A. a. L. rules
To the Marquis of Queensbury rules.
This in contrast with past performances.
is noteworthy However the game was
fast and showed good team work and
head work The Wausau players had
an advantage Of size That enabled them
to use a peculiar overland and head
throw 10 good effect.
AT basket shooting Ringle, SeNsmilh
and Nadleigh divided honors, in the
second half Sexmith had a monopoly
of the star business 10 this line. none
Others coming any where near his
mark.
The players who composed the Wan
san team have pedigree; Sexsmith is
former Lawrence university player.
having played in this city with that
team Ringie played on University Of
Wisconsin team Snellpr Is a kapon
college player.
Mausan Y M e 4 Sormais
Riugle. Coiiins
Sexmifh, -...-..-...-. adleigh
Sneller..--.- roInm
Lampert ...-..----.-.--. f1liI
Wilson .......--......--g .-...- ...---..-aooeTis
Wagner Sub ..s.k ftalversen
II Klingbeil
Field goals. Hill /. Roberts ,. Eromm
/. Wad Oh 1, Collins ?, Smell er !; Sex
NTH 10, Ringle Q. Referee. T.. +.
Young; umpire. Lusk simekeeper.
Bacon.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
The secret Of Long Lite.

A French scientist has discovered one
secret Of long life. His method deals
with the blood. But long ago millions
of Americans had proved Electric Bit
ters prolongs life and makes il worth
living. 1t purifies, enriehes and vital
ICES the blood rebulds wasted nerve
cells, imparts life and tone 10 the en-
tire system Its a godsend 70 weak ;,
sick and debilitated people Kidney
trouble hal blighted my life tor
months" writes w. w sherman, Of
Gushing, Me but Electric Biiters
cured me entirety Oaiy soc. At w
w. Albers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
tdl. Questions

This may be an age when time is
money, but first reflect on the number
of useless questions which We ask
each other every day and tocewhieh
We neither receive nor expect an.
swers .-Madri1 Au~sa
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
OPERA "eRMINIE. !"

Don't forget to reserve your seats for
"Erminie" at the box office now. Two
nights, next Monday and Tuesday.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
Wansata pi1nt.
TUESDAY, FEB. 10, 1909.
Published weekly and entered at the POST Oiice
at Wausau 9 second class matter.

ISAAC STEPHENSON filed his primary
expense account which shows that
he wanted the position bad enough
to pay out over S107, 900.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16

Field goals, Hill /. Roberts ,. Fronam
1, Wad Oh 1, Collins ,. Smell er J. Sax
NTH 10. Ringle Q. Referee. l.. T.
Young; umpire. Lusk amekeeper.
Bacon.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-02-16
soLIciTs YOUR PATRONAGE

Has safety deposit vault. Boxes
for rent et 2 per year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
WARNING TO THE PUBLIC

Against optical pcddlers and tran
sient fakirS. Did You ever consider
how foolish it is to paironize travel
ing opticians? The very idea of a
man running around from house to
house with Il little grip of cheap spec
tacleS, claiming to be some great spec
ialist just out for his health. Don t
let their hot air spiels'' have any
affect on you. They only want your
money and you get the experience.
An optician that can do satisfactory
work don't have to run around from
house to house to get work. SO the
sooner you shut your doors on such
fakirs the better off you will he. DR.
Ridgcway, at 325 East Fourth street
is the only man in Olympia that
makes rcfraction Of the eye II spec
ialty, is Il graduate and makes good
all work he does, and can refer YOU
to hundreds of Olympia and Thurston
county people who are wearing his
correction with perfect satisfaction.
Yours for true vision and honest
dealing, DR. RIDGEwAY.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
Housekeeping HELPS.

Sponge cakes have heavy streak,
near the bottom when the stove has
been Jared, or slamming of the oven
door soon after the dough has been
put in the oven. Anything that
quickly chillS the stove will cause the
same trouble. 1t is the same with
cakes containing butter
Bread made with compressed yeast
should he spongrd in the morning
II allowed to remain over night, UNI
less very small quantity of the yeast
had been used. the yeast will outgrow
itself, die. and the bread will be
heavy. Made from dried yeast, it
must be sponged at night, or it will
bc heavy. With dried yeast, sponge,
then, when light. give thorough
knccding. and put into pans to rise.
baking when raised to double the
bulk of the knccded dough.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26

Minutes II Board OF County COMMISSION
crs. February Eth. 1919,
H,ard met at ten II. IN. All members
pr sent and deputy auditor Hopkins clerk.
In thc matter of the Gunstone road pc
t.tion the board decided to deny tn" petit
tlon for the change as the saInc did not
provide for change that Will avoid all
thu hills and Will he the policy of thu
h, ard To avoid steep grades far AS
u, SSiblr in changing or laying out new
reads.
Mr.. Rosrnthals petition for refund of
tax was denied as it WAS not within the
proVruc" of the board I" grant the same.
J. y. HarlowS application for Il red Ic-
ton in his real estate assessment was
denied.
examine the Bay View road and report
to the board at the next meeting the
expense of opening the same.
II. 5. Baker asked to have county
road in Wards Homestead located by
the engineer,
Gordon Mackays petition as attorney
for George Black for correction In as
srssment was granted. cancclling i'm
imI .ruvtmcnts where none existed
Board adjourned to meet on one thirty;
one thirty. all members present and
deputy auditor Hopkins clerk.
Mr. Schinkr allowed three days
work for two men and team in re-
pairing puncheon bridge on the South
Permission was granted the Black Lake
Lumber company and w. l.. Sapp or their
assigns to operate Il telephone ON the
county road.
| County engineer was instructed to as
certain the cost of improving the Lilly
branch of the Puget city road leading
to Martin Sangles place.
H. Morse was to Ice allowed the sum
of fifty dollars for opening tn" Morse
road when the commissioner of that dis
trict reports that he has done one hun
dr.d dollars worth of work.
Sheriff Castor was instructed To Sc
| cure for his Office two pair of hand cuffs
and one gun.
! Colonel Iieustis was allowed a refund
] of Si65 error of asst ssment on real eS-
| tate.
J II. Troy petition for refund Of taxes
same denied
George Phillips granted liuuor license
! at Little Rock. Raymond and Van Eat
on voting for and G. II. Mann voting
against the issuing of the same.
! Hoard adjourned to meet at ten IA. m
the eighteenth.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
Order Appointing Day for Settlement O.
Final Account and Order to Show Cause
Why 4 Decree of Distribution
Should Not Be Made.

IN the Superior Court of the State of Washing
= tom IN and for the County oi Thur.ion
In the matter of the estate Of George James
Mcclarty, Deceased.
Thomas McClarty. administrator OF the estate
OF George James MctlArty, deceased. having
rendered and filed herein his final account of h y
administration of said estate and having further
petitioned this Court for an order to show
cause why said estate should not be distributed
and for an order distributing said estate Ii II
hereb? ordered that Monday, the Sth day of
March. 1909, at 10 O'Clock A. n. of said date, AT
the court room Of the above entitled Court in
the Court House Mt Olympia, Washington, be-
and the same IL hereby appointed by the Court
~ the time and place for the settlement of said
ACCOUNT and the hearing of said petition for
distribution OF said estate, at which time aud
place any person interested in said estate msy
appear and nle his exceptions to said account
and contest The same, and u Is further order ed
that All persons interested in said estate be and
appear before said Court at said itimr and place
then aud there To show cause why order OF
distribution should not be made of the residue OF
said estate according to law.
IL Is further ordered that copy Of this order
De Tor iour SUI ceshive weeks. before. the 9Th day
of March. 1879, published in the WASHING roN
STANDARD, newspaper Of general circulation
published IN Olympia, Washington, and that n
copy OF this order be posted four weeks before
said date In three of the most public places III
said county.
Done in open Court this 18th day of January
1893. JOHN r. MITCHELL.
Judge.
Date Of first publica alton, Jan ~ 1872 It.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
Death From Swinging Cable.

\ fatal accident happened on the
4th inst, in the logging camp of JOS.
and Il. g. Howard. on Stewart 5
slough, where the Weigardt place is
being logged. The victim was stand
ing near the donkey engine, when
block broke which slackencd the
trip line and caused it to strike Pierce
on the neck and face, breaking his
neck and SCATTERING his jaw. He was
thrown u distance of ten feet into
the slough. JOS. Howard, who wit
messed the accident Jumped into the
water and pulled Pierce out. The de
ceased Was anative of SiskiyOucOun.
ty, California. He was also a mem
Der of the Order Of Eagles, OF Ray
mon0
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
Deep Apple Pie.

Invcrt in the center Of Il deep
granite or earthenware dish, Il teacup,
then ill the remaining space with
tart apples peeled, cored and quar-
tered. Sprinkle with half cup of
sugar mixed with teaspOonful of
cinnamon or a saltspoonful of allspice
and nutmeg; or, in place of the or
binary sugar use maple sugar or
molaSscs and sugar. half and half
Roll strip of paste half an inch wide,
wet the edge of the dish, put the
paste on the edge. then cover with a
cru,, Il little larger than the dish.
with the fulless thrown back in the
center. Press the cover to the rim
and bake until the apples are done
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF CORPORATE
STOCK

Pnbic notice is hereby given that the under
signed. &. II. Springer. ~ guardian of the es-
tntes Of William II. Springer. Mabel Maud
Springer. Clarence Springer. Maurice Springer
and Anna {. Springer. minors. will sell at priv
ate sale on or after March lih. 1892. fifteen
shares ~ the corporate stook of the " Olympia
Door Gov
Written bids for the purchase of snid stock
will be- received by said guardian at the Office
of Abe OILY mpia Door Co, ut any time up To
and Including the 18th day of March. l1J
M bid lar less than one Thousand dollars per
share will he o.i.idc.ed.
Dated this 10th day of February. la9
&. 10. SPRINGER,
GUARDIAN ct the estates of William II. Springer
Mabel Maud Springer. Clarence Springer
Maurice Springer aud Anna &. Springer
Date OF first publication Feb. ia, l.09 Il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26

Thursday, February 18th. Board met
at ten "A. m. all members present ana
deputy auditor Hopkins. clerk.
Petition Of stephen Meyer for rednc-
tion of taxes WAS denied.
Petition of Matt Forstrom for a county
road was returned for correction.
Contract for the laying of sewer at
the poor farm was awarded To Mr.. Hut
son. and the contract for the digging
of the well at the poor farm was award
ed to Russei and Baker according IN
plans and specifications as furnished by
the engineer.
Engineer was instructed to survey the
county road leading from felm To Mis-
qually across Long Prairie.
County engineer reported on the sur
vey of the higgins road.
The following bonds were approved
and placed on file. Mr.. Giegv. Justice nj
Peace at Littlerock. of l. l.. Taylor In
issuing duplicate warrant and the Sal
mon Creek Lumber company to haul logs
over the county road at Littlerock.
County superintendent reported tn"
change OF the boundaries of school dis
trict number 60 and 2S
Board adjourned to meet at one thirty
=. III.
one thirty p. m. All members present
and Deputy Auditor Hopkins clerk.
Application of +. W. Stocking as pres
ident of the Y. NJ. G. \. for cancellation
of taxes was taken under Amusement.
Fill of J. f.. Downing for supplies fur
nishrd to quarantned cases was disal-
lowed by this board as il had been by
TN. r,rsvinuS hoard
ON motion the allowance To the Free
man family at I.ittlerock WAS cut from
twenty to ten dollars per month.
Chairman Mann was instructed to pur-
chase carpets and supplies for the poor.
Clerk was directed To notify the audi
tor of Chehalis county that this county
is ready 10 proceed with the construc-
ton of the joint road.
Tn" county engineer was directed To
examine the north bridge leading over
Mud Bay.
No further business the board adjourn
ed to meet the third day of March
W. W. HOPKINS
Clerk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
The State OF Washington to the said OIL
Ii. Johnston. Def. ndaut


The State OF Washington to the said OIL
liz Johnston, Def, ndaut.
You are hereby summoned to apIrA ~
within sixty days after the date of ih..
first publication of this summons. to-wit.
within sixty days from the day OF Feb ).
1919 and defend the above eutitlrd action
in the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint therein. and serve a copy
IF yoIr answer On the undersigned attur-
ney for paintin at the office address be,
low stated; and In case of your failure
SO to do, judgment Will be rendered
against you according To the demand Of
said complaint which is now on fil, in
thr office of the clerk Of the above emit
tied court.
This action * brought by the plant ff
against the defendant for the purpose OF
securing a decree of divorce from the de-
PENDANT on the ground Of desertion on her
part for period of more than five years.
GORDON MACkAT.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
T. q. Address: Columbia and Third
streets. Olympia. Thurston County.
Washington.
Date of first publication. Feb. ;. 1909.
0r1llRip H.. i
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26

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...~.,.u ulirl, rrnt,.>,,.., fin, .;.:.,'.,...
r..nr arrested unj.r ANY, ,r.,..,
.ayd hrn.rht h.fnr.. H.. l,j;.t ......,.,
and a>>irurd rn.a'l SORTS nf ,;l...,'5.,'...
penalties n,.>-j.. ma, ir.r d. ,,n,.,:,..l
Anr- pno al our citizens was even
rs -i'H - street s""puT with hd.
a'.' tam. II WAS not al one way
io"'Nrr. SENATOR Poison kidnapped
NH~ N"r"ln. Il police officer. in au
d" 70 a'H 'alrI'U t'r t. IIuuWa,rr.
h'dENAu" rlutOU> cuudt.ct prtla..,I
dig" Irwin. 81 Chcha'i> county. WAS
'H.'u Tor aspiring To- be-. "a Fcl.l..
j sine.
-.
I'"N''' orA''." ddA.'d >p'c-
'".'>'' has "i''I'N SPECIAL premiums
d" "' compute" ior a. u" I'1t.lt
-, 1.,''" INNS lAii a. ''r 'i- tar. N"di'.''.
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I" ''' a"'rd'" Tor Whatever p0rp'>"
'l.' N!r' -"o"i TINS c,fN d''Nignat'>,
'"' ''r>' 10 CONSIST ol ddu.itN or roses
- 'h' N''u' OF - ana IL" second tine
>ii!ir offering I" rhr Nd.i'' "t -. Ia"
Second pr"i',~l' lNh - I" >lIihoat" Inc
-i"M'h "i dah.lAS IN Tins city and
consists "i three prll'>, based upon
perfection 81 hi""in. tasteful ar
engagement and ,A"",."nr" 81 effect.
he hr>t Is 81 ;" worth OF roses or
nmd = ~ .,p.., ~ nf 49,, '''. -.,,,. .,,.,,.
ami In. ,Lird :, - .,,,.,rj
/
). VI. l.aYhUr' Assistant State
Superintendent. Tell INTO Il Nrit.'"i
not water, Nrdnr>ddy. winnie at
| dr'>>ln% the teachers lnN'i'"1r ny
! thr assertion that ti' teacher VINO
Uses the rod in enforcing discipline IN
>cAoo. Is brute. lult" a number
% prominent educators TOOK d''i".
+ ct Objection I" thr language an"
some OF them suggested that Their
/ position h' made Il matter OF record
10y resolution. Finally Pr"t. Me-
/ ir.!An ini"rpoS'd as pdrI'i'f ny max
M The statement that Nr. I.Ayhuc
had >lgnIiIrd ms intention "f making
That radical statement Tor the pur-
pose 81 lncltlnG thorough discussion
OF the SUBJECT among the teachers.
80 Ink" sunshine after Il storm. the
ilTitrrnal atmoNphrr" was cleared
and the Institute resumed business
where II had been lor time 50 Nio-
itntiy interrupted.
Cam. Warden Tu,nrr haI 4 stern
idea Of infnrrrmrnt of fine law when
h.. .,,r,>t,d his o,vn hroth,r David +
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
y the Superior Court of the State of
1 ashinSton. in and Tor the County
of Pacific.


IN the Superior Cont Of the State of
L Washington, in and Tor the County
of Pacific.
a. a. II;.,.s ,l,;..,;, v:,,. >,.,,
,,,,,,',,n, y, p.'. "niara MIL
m N'''''' WIZ
~ ! ~" >t,r Oh washington to tho SAID
, "n, '""' '""'l''hS "a cor.oi atioh) de
Remnant
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty CiD days from the date OF the
first publication of this summons. to-wit:
| within sixty t6l) DAYS after the 10Th day
of February. A. ID. 1909. and defend the
above entitled action in the above en-
titled court. and answer the complaint of
| plaintiff and serve IA copy of your answer
ON the undersig ned attorneys for plain
Till, at their Office below stated, and in
ease of your failure so To do Judgment will
! b- rendered against You according la the
demand of the complaint which has been
! filed with the Clerk OF said court
| The nature and object of said faction is:
That on and between the first of April,
| Igu3 and tho n ~, nF Eahrn,ry IunI ,,i,;,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
Legislative Notes.

a Senate bin has passed that body
which increases the highway tax from
a half to one mill.
y
The Suffrage bill authorizing q
constitutional amendment allowing
women to vote has passed the Legis-
| laturc
The bill to compel hotels to provide
sheets nine feet long for their beds
was voted down, it being shown that
it would involve an expense to hotel
men OF the State of $4,000.
4 r 4
Local option has continued to be
the main issue before the Legisla-
ture Over 30 bills have been intro
duccd, many of them killed and 9TH
ers have been pigeon holed for emerg-
ency use.
The Legislature is beginning to
realize that pull of the State Treas
ury purSe-strings is about the only
thing that will save the State from
bankruptcy. The appropriations de-
manded run up over 81 600, 900, while
the total revenue will scarcely ex-
coed $3.3lO,O)O. OF this amount the
State institutions ask for about &c.
800, 900.
The Legislature have all at once
come to the conclusion that the pub
lie printing is costing too much.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26
The Sarcastic Victim.

The Barber: Your hair is COM
out on top, sir.
The Crank: Good. knew 1t was
in me. Now, for goodness sake. don t
talk to it or it will crawl back again.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-02-26


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>."-. 3D.. nearly sixteen months.
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\ movement IS ON loot III the
LEGISLATURE To make tire" conn
Ug.,n,.'...,, " 80 - -
The Legislature has under con-
sheraton bill requiring Supreme
Court Judges 10 wear black six
gowns. 1t passed the Senate.
Tn. ,.ro,it l,ll for. ,L. L,rd Lov.
,1rnj..,. .',...,,i,,,, -. .,a InI,I,. ,,,.
well attended and resulted in quite
an addition to the uniform fund.
W,,l. l.,. t.,,,,,, -, H.. ,,o.l, of
,hnI-,;,n '.;,;'.ny,,n,;n, ~ Cra,s
U,rhnr n,,,II.liny thn Ch.baI;S
r;".r ..,,rnnn pnrb.,tnr and th.
L.,.,,n,
Fred. Il. Brown was IN the city,
site of the proposcd new Federal
building to be erected on the west
side of Main. near Eighth street
Hay has SlGnrd the b4ll increasing
the number IL supreme Court Judges.
and appointed Judges Emmett n.
Parker. OF Tacoma ana NeoiTt r.
Morris OF klng to the positions.
large sca.lion was contured
Monday on tho mud. flats below
perc;val's docl; He had been
wounded douhti.>s nv run-sbots If
he lives il is the intention 10 place
him IN exhibition
Inc Ohiei OF romeo announces ''ia'
the ao@ license ordinance VIII De De
rlsioiy enforced this year, anu an
cannes not decorated WIN iI ~,
lay VIII DE ieo 10 eAecul'oh' Inc
cost OF the tag is s..
Inc Woman Exchange ana ART
S!ore, Will remove 10 20 T.: fo"rti
otreet' ana Dt open lor business 10,
morrow the -oth INST. FRIENDS ana
patrons are invited 10 can. we We
something NICE 10 SHOW YOU
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