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pline, the practised power of con-
densation, the keep intelligence and
the faculty Of accurate observation
have all disappeared with the frame
OF flesh, and in his rambling efforts
to make himself manifest from this
plane of life to the mortal plane" he
talks just like an ordinary medium at
a darkroom seance.
The same phenomenon has been wit
messed before in connection with
sIiIitualisuic messages. The great
minds of past ages when they reveal
their psychic identity through some
living mouth-piece exhibit singular
weakness for adopting the language
and thoughts of others still on earth.
When Mr.. Stead last year published
in London newspaper several col
umns OF a psychic interview held
with Gladstone it was remarked at
he time how exactly Gladstone as
lmulated Mr.. Stead's theories and
nannerisms. The departed Liberal
.eader seemed Intent upon sinking his
personality in that if his Jealous in
terviewer. Prof. James, IL seems. is
equally tactful. If the medium who
IS quoted as repeating his words had
been selected for the one purpose of
sparing Prof James spirit the both
er of preparing a communication from
the other world she could not have
discharged her duty with greater fl
delity
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ELEVATION OF PENROsE.

g ENATOR JULIUS c. BURROWS of Michigan
~ was defeated at the Republican primaries the
other day and he will be succeeded as Senator by
Congressman Townsend younger and more ag-
gressive man who by some is classed as an in
surgent and by others as a regular,
Senator Burrows is the ranking member Of the
Finance Committee of the higher house after Sen
ator Adrich of Rhode Island, who has announced
that he will retire.
The next member of the committee after Mr..
Burrows is Senator Eoise Penrose of Pennsy-
vania, and in the ordinary course of events he
will be the leader of the majority side of the
Senate after the retirement OF Senator Aldrich.
1t is needless 70 say that with man of the
character of Penrose, and the Pennsylvania idea
in politics dominating the Senate Committee on
Finance, the revolt of the insurgents against the
old rule will not cease.
The selection Of Mr.. Penrose as the head Of
the Finance Committee would be most unfortunate
for the Republican party. For that reason it is
a pity that Mr.. Burrows did not win in the Michi-
gan primary election.
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between the towns will be almost suspended. In
effect the rule makes il cost as~much TO send
box of cigars from Georgetown and Millsboro as
il does to send barrel of potatoes.
If we had parcels post system this method OF
charging would be changed. The people could use
the postal service. Even in view of such instances
as this we hear politicians from Sussex say that
there is interest in that county in freight rates
They come to Dover with such story. We be-
lieve they are about much in touch with the
real sentiment of the people of the county as was
the Hon. James Schoolcraft Sherman with the SEN
tment of the voters of Wisconsin when he said
that the insurgent movement was waning
But il is often difficult TO sympathize with suf-
ferers under such freight rates in the lower coun-
ties. If they organized some movement, If they
should arouse from their sumber and determine
TO make an aggressive fight against such treat
ment, they would find relief The attention of the
Interstate Commerce Commission should be called
to the matter.
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Editorial Opinion
A Party in Evolution.

New York Evetning Mail.
Tho liberalization Of the majority
party made progress in the primaries
notably in New Hampshire, where
local conditions were very much the
same as in New York. and where the
decisive victory of progressive Re
publicanism augurs what may be ex,
pected here I'm Michigan that ole
guardsman, Senator Burrows, will be
succeeded by Congressman Townsend
a Republican of the Taft type and fel'
lowship.
On the whole, the Republican party
suffered less than was to be expected
from the growing pains" of its fac
tional fights. It won in Vermont by
only about 1900, but that is 2.O0C
more than in the last on year guher-
Material election, 1905, an election fol
lowed by the national sweep Of 1908
The Democratic party has disappear
cd in Wisconsin. In New Mexico, Re
publicans control the constitutions
convention two to one.
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ShelIpOt Park Concerts.

This program has been arranged
for the concerts by Henry and
Young's Military Band at Shellpot
Park tomorrow:
AfternoOn-March, Passing of the
Regulars" VIII NJ S. Brown: selec-
ton, bits Of Hts" Haviland: over
ture, Fairy Lakes" Auber: descrip-
tive. "The Stampede, "Gette; BARI
tone solo, 20 Lord Rebuke Me Not"
VIII NJ. 5. Brown; selection, Red
MILL" Herbert; soprano solo, select
ed, Dorothy d. Young; march.
Daughter of Nation Kuebler.
Eveuing-March. American Spirit
Danzett; medley. "Just One Girl
Morris; waltze. "Des Baden" Bos-
quet. selection. Faust" Gounod
overture, William Tell" Rossini;
baritone solo. "Old Kentucky Home,
Nicholas Reuter-; overture, Sem
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w ith the Par raqraphers

The battleshp Maine, as you may have observed,
IS raised presently 1t will be raised, perhaps
II the mysterious gentlemen whose you
hear spoken in connection with that undertaking gra
ciousy withdraw their silent oppositlon.Chcago Tr
bune.
There is difficulty In determining the cause Of
the increased of living Il is affected by the 2cen
advance in the price OF coffee resulting from
in the Brazilian product engineered by American deal
ers.--New York World.
"Ar Bryan will be invited to speak in Ohio dur
ing the campaign" Which Is another proof that the
News Leader
A man can never guess how big the hats or sleeves
or skirts Of women will be season. but he stands
ready to that fashion centre make big shoes
for women popular.-Atchison Globe.
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when Spirits Tar.

New York MOrld.
The message given out by a Bos-
ton spiritualist as having been re-
ceived from Prof. William James a
week after his death must certainly
prove a severe shock to the great
psychologists many earthly admir-
ers.
When alive Prof James abhorred
pretentious twaddle He knew exact
~ what he wanted 20 say, and in say
ing Il he did not misuse the English
language. II is deplorable to think
that, in the spirit world he should
have Telapsed into such careless hab-
it's and along with the boy of clay
have cast on the niceties of speech
and clear, precise, pointed style OF
expression that distinguished him in
the classroom and in his writings
AuDarentlv the sevare mental disoi-
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SUSSEX FREIGHT RATES.

USSEX COUNTY shippers seem to be having
~ the same experience that various citizens had
when they protested against the increase in the
price Of meat some time ago. The harder and
louder the boycotters protested the higher went
he price Of meat. And so the public had to grin
and bear IL
II seems that merchants and business men in the
lower part of the State have been protesting
against the freight charges. The reply is notice
served by the Delaware Railroad Company that the
minimum rate on any package will be changed
from Is cents TO 40 cents on November T.
Atis said that as result of the order, local trade
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Personal and Pertinent

The laNss arrival at the Bloomsbury boarding house
was not SO much annoyed disappointed. when"
he said his landlady. you told that you would
provide me with hoard'here he pushed away his half
eaton steak and helped himself to prunes-"I not
aware that you meant It literally.''-London Globe
The story is told that Judge Story and Edward Ever
EFT the prominent personages at a public
dinner in Boston. The former, voluntary toast,
gave: Fame follows merit where Everett goes" The
gentleman thus delicatey complimened at once arose
aud replied with this equally felicitous impromptu:
ITO whatever height judicial learning may attain in
this country there will always be Story higher
Lippincott's.
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SOCIALISTS SUCCESS
AS MONEY RAISERS

Several prominent Wilmingtonians
met with a surprise at Arden last
Monday. 1t was their first visit, and
having the idea that they were going
among socialists who believed in hav-
ing everything in common, they ex-
pected the ice cream and souvenirs
would be distributed freely to all.
They came away from the fair with
purses much thinner, and new idea
Of socialists. They believe now that
when it comes to raking in shekels
from the innocent bystander, the so
cialists have the charity bazaars
skinned TO a frazzle.
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IMPROVED ROAD WORK.

nOUETLESS County Engineer Mustard of
~ Sussex, who has charge of the road work
in that county, is meeting with opposition in his
schemes of improvement. Mr.. Mustard is a live
man and believer in the great development of
the county along rational lines
1t was said the other day that Mr.. Mustard in
one place proposed TO erect concrete bridge in
the place Of a wooden The expense would
be higher and this caused some grumbling. But
the engineer should be commended and sustained
in all his sane efforts There is no reason why the
county improvements in Sussex should not be at
top notch why the county should not look as
pretty IN the way of public improvements as some
of the best of the rural counties of New York
State. Sussex county is growing rich and a wide
open purse in public Improvements will make her
richer Let Mr.. Mustard continue his good work
despite the objections OF those who favor the old
method OF caring for the roads.
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Chauy Stories OF the Day

In southern county of Missouri years ago. when
the form of questioning slightly different from now
much trouble was experienced in getting jury in
murder trial
Finally an old fellow answered every question satis
factorily; he had no preiudices, opposed TO
capital punishment, and generally considered a
valuable find.l Then the prosecutor said solemnly
Juror, look upon the prisoner; prisoner look upon
the juror"
The old adjusted his spectacles and peered at
the prisoner for full half minute Then turning TO
the Court he said:
Judge burned if don't believe he's guityi'-Kansas
CiU Star
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WHEN MERIT WINS

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones up your system
and makes you feel better, stronger
and more vigorous than before. That
Is what Foley Kidney pills do for you,
in all cases of backache, headache,
nervousness, loss of appetite. sleep
lossness and general weakness that
is caused by any disorder of the kid
neys.or bladder.
n. B. Danforth Druggist, Market
and Second SITS. Wilmington, Del"
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Niagara Falls Vacation Tcur via
Baltimore & Ohio r. Y. Sent 1g

9IU.z5 rOund-trlp from Wil-
mlngton for special train leaving 1t
lV'zO a. m. Tickets gocd returning Is
days, including date or sale. Sin9lla,
tour September Both. Coaches
and parlor cars. Secure pamphlet and
details from ticket agents. City ticket
Office, Si4 Market street, or Delaware
/ Avenue stations
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

We wonder if those Democrats who have been
declaring that the State is going to destruction
under Republican administration have noticed the
condition of the State treasury balance of a
quarter of a million is in the treasury, although
the State has been under extraordinary expense.
General prosperity and a consequent increase in
the volume of business from corporations is given
as the chief cause of the fourishing condition of
the treasury. But whatever may be the reason,
the condition is very satisfactory. And let the
money be wisely expended for the benefit and inn
provement of the State. Keep much of il as
possible out of the salary roll
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Layton Home Services.

There Will be meeting at the Layton
Home on Sunday at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon by the Rev. T. II Skinner
and at o'clock at night by the Rev.
T. o. Johns.
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

The great fight at the Republican primaries is
on, and perhaps there never more enthus-
iastic combat among the aspirants for the county
nominations and for members of the General AS
sembly. This rivalry is good for the party and
shows that the voters are taking much interest in
politics II is a free and open fight and every
man has fair chance. That is what will satisfy
the voters. Let there be no dctation by any po-
litical leaders but let each candidate stand on his
merits.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
Special One Dollar Excursion to Bal.
timOre. Sunday. SeDfpmhcr IL

tIIIIVI = IUIINf-Js I1NFIONIVNE Ios
Special tram Wlil leave ,.Im ngton
Delaware Avenue Station at 910 q
m.: Newark. at $50 a. m. Returning
leave Baltimore. Camden Station, at
$50 p. M; Mt. Royal. at 6.S5 p. m.
Visit the river resorts and parks OF
Baltimore.'
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

Hunkus OS:sO =. NIL don't like
spratt because he goes by fits and
starts.
Miss Yapp (vith a yawn)-I wouldn't
mind man having ats II he did but
start finally
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Call Of tbe Moose.

Don't forget Moose picnic at Bavar-
ian Park next Saturday afternoon and
evening"
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INHERITED.

Traveller (to clerk)--I haven't heard
him speak since i've been here.
You mean the boy? Well. Il runs
In the family Ills father is head OF
tho Information bureau"
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eramidi," Rossini; soprano solo, ITO
the End Of the World With You, ,"
Dorothy d. Young; march, "Auld
Lang Syne."
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

There is an Atchison man so pc
culiarly worthless that we can de-
scribe him in only one way: He is
the Kind OF man who wears thin cot
ton underwear and two overcoats in
winter time. We dOp't know whether
that description is clear or not.
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KANSAS VIEW OF LIFE
AteInison Globe.

We know a boy who has two big
boils and who said nothing to his
mother about them. We're not that
way; when we have a boil we want
our frieuds to make a fuss about It.,
and wonder when it will break, and
say it's a marvel we can work at all,
suffering as we do.
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

The Biblt never seems more import
ant than when it is read at a fu-
neral.
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

An Atchison man is having trouble
with his Wife Moral: Twenty years
ago at a county fair we saw this man
with the girl he afterward married
She was a dainty, spirituelle little
thing, and he couldn't keep his hands
OFF of her; he was afraid some one
would steal her. and he hovered over
her like a hawk. His devotion to the
girl was beautiful, also somewhat alb
surd. But the woman is now so fat
that when she goes driving with the
children-her husband never goes
along-she fills the entire back seat.
10 saLlstv some men Won nnuet tnI-n
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OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

rhs Association Of
American Adyors
ers Is composed o.
The AssocsSnon - Amen al tho great adyer
Advrrisers (Nrw YovS City r. tsers si 'hs eia sSg
nemsr 90 ara certified tbs sroalsu lion endorses only
% ea. p-hucaon. Only the hzures such papers as sub
cirouls.iC- contained ~ Ia ceport A. % S 1v noasni
ansrapaca W the Association. and positive proof
Apt4.@ .s $:.' y: y: :3 ';i:ii5 i5:.5 ]:
A.A...s. this paper
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CIVIL WAR RENEWED.

CIVIL WAR RENEWED.
First Vet-Did you find any land
marks when you visited Gettysburg7
Second Vet-I did. l found the tree
bef ID which you stood during ths
sha4 ge that was made on our regiment
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the uaIted Publishers Ass0cla
r,on of New York CITY has lHvesu
oetei, ana certifies 20, the clrcu-
Iation uf this publication Ihese
facts lsve been established, and
ousrnsseed TO advertisers.
Mo. Wz'z7ss77 0ltstsase2
ratrnssf
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To satisfy some men you must take
on as much when it rains on his pic
nc as you would if he failed in busi-
ness or lost his wife.
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IN Monday. wv. Fdwa-ds viii te'I
~ ssTha Tnhor Leader Who EOretoid
His Future"
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

The United Pub
lisherr Association
through ita Presi
dent. Mr. Arthur
KsDpeii has exam
iued THE JOUR
MAI g circulation
and Mr.. kOppell Of
fera 90 wager $1,000
of his own monoy.
aud undertake %
Drovs that THE
EVENING JOUR
NAL haa tho largest
paid circulation Of
any papcr printed IN
WILMINGTON.
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

THE EVENING JOURNAL tho United Press News
received its editorial rooms over speea Wit"
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TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION.
postage prepaid $500 70 cents montn
psvchfe a. advance By carrier, sis cents
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

Tailor-I want a man to keep ac-
counts
Customer-when you get him let
him keep mine.
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TELEPHONES;
Editorai Rsom-D. a. 500. Demaryia los
Business oaico--D. 8 A. o75. Dolmarvia 224s
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New York once: ssa Fiim aveuoe.
Chicago once: $50 Michigan avenue.
Evening journal., 1910-09-10

DO you knowMhy old Skinbone. the
millionaire. always wears a ten dollar
suit?"
Il suppose from economy"
You lose. He can't get a suit for
S. that will ft him"
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The Pest Sewing Machine ID the World
$500

That's pretty strong make and call
end let There other machine the world
1--WE years.
Every machine sell insured for five house
blown machine free of charge in moving
break machine replace free charge time
within five
The the ghe running sewing machine the world You
stitch blankets without changing thread
ustng the think house burnt wouldn't
brand machine of charge woudn art
9lar the best sewing machine the world free OF cha1ge
than
get weeks free
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Paints, Oils, Varnishe.,
Brushes, etc.

The most complete paint stock ii Mnot is il
McCoy's basement. We carry the largest stock OF
Buggy Paint Wagon Paint, House Paint Black
board Stating Colors in Oil, VarDish Stains. Oil
Stains, Inside and Outside Varnishes In paint
brushes aur stock is complete, prices range from &c
to IS. 90 We have an experienced paint man in
charge and you get reliable information upon
anything pertaining to paints.
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Six Solid Silver Teaspoons $3.50

Az last wo are in right on sterling silver OF all
kinds and to induce you to look over the many
beautiful patterns we show in fine sterling silver and
to prove to you most concusively that he0oy's y
the best Jew elry store il Mnot offer sin solid Oil.
ver teaspoons for $3.50. These spoons are Of good
weight and the pattern is beauty. Gall and see
them.
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OUT New York buyer
recently sent us 8 big
assortment. b 9 di d
not have any srders
from us to send hand.
bags but he found a
g chance to buy a lot of
new styles &c cheap he
took it upon himself to
send them to us and we
are glad he did because
we never have had such
fiha hapa Al sifnh reason.
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Mccoy $ 0pician IS
an Expert

better then won't be appointed With
opcian consulted by
Thought optian fit glasses their dis
carefully looked Mcos
instead of just looking for optisian. fss5 Sa
school Chicago He
had particularly good At
something to
yon opan will supply the
little So Gold filed and solid
gold This for business
traded
because they have found reliable
let ns show you that reliable 8H
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Hammock Sale
33B% Discount

Why comfortable these $40
for 81 50 NcCos $500 Hammock Tor $500
mocks and while there buy Of them
than We hammOcks
quality ohamnoks all that
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McCoy Alarm Clocks are Guaranteed

For long time we have been looking fer an alarm
clock good enough to bear our name and now We
have found one that is what We believe to be the
bsst clock we can buy These clocks are fine time
keepers and have the intermittent alarm. That is,
they ring while stop and ring again and keep
ringing until you push the stop lever. Mccoy
alarm clocks sell for $3.50.
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Here is q real bargain. This 'havewell outfit
consisting Of silver plated holder and y good
blades in a leather case for - 90. Shavewell no
zors are 81, equal Of many Of the $500 Safety r..
zors YOU see advertised We h=.ve sold a lot OF
Shavewell Safety Razors and they are all giving
good satisfaction.
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Razor Homes Special $500

your razor in about one minute? Ii you do, come
to this store and get ons Of the homes we lust
received. We will show you how to put an edge on
your razor that will surprise you. These homes are
and .ell for 81 90 each.
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20 Mule Team Borax 15c lb.

Quarter Pound Packages SC
half Pound Packages. Zoe
One Pound Packages Sc
Sitter Top Tin Packages ...........25c
Every package sealed and packed by the Pacific
Coast Borax 70.
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This Post Gard

Picture taking and picture making is now SO easy.
You can load add unload Eastman Cameras and
kodats anywhere. The Brownie shown above
takes pictures 3A15k or post card size The films
cost you 4Oc q roll OF six exposures. Come in and
let us show you how easy it is to take and make
good pictures. Expert advice free Of charge to you
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You needles BELTS oil drivers and al such
needles machines
your sewing hard
and will make proposition to take old
sewing IN the world.
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Photo Mounts ,425% Discount

During the month Of August we Offer you any If
our photo mounts at 25% less than the regular
price We have Il stock OF mounts in all colors
such as grey, green black. Olive ETC. IN the follow
ing sizes for pictures 2Ax2H, 2Hx3A, 1Ax4A, 3Hx3K,
3Xx34, 3Ks51h, 4x5, 5x7, 6XxSK and 8xlO.
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Extra Fine Linseed Oil

r ortune sure smiled ON us when weS bought our
llnseed Oil for it's the finest LOOKING Oil you ever
saw It's q lighb amber color and as clear as a
crystal: II you are using linseed oil better get
some OF Our extra fine oil.
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Brownie
600

Everybody makes
pictures nowadays and
II You don't own .
camera you should
because in future
years you can look
thru your collection
OF snap shots and
they will recall many
pleasant memories.
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It Makes Milking
much Easier

Lees Fyo mch won't have the
trouble milking them that Besides
troubled by flies milk euro drives flies
We have l0c 75c It
be applied with cloth The sell for eOc
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Fresh White Lead

We just received stock Of fresh white lead and ~
yeu need any it will pay you to get your supply
from us because our stock 10 strictly fresh This
lot is Red Seal Lead .'5@S I'M INA Ia a.
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New York Hand Bags

u. Tow is the time ID " hand bag because We are
offering the aneat ones for the money you aver SAW
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Photo MailerS
All sizes

Here is whore you will find u pio'o mailing en-.
yeope for any size photo you may want o mail:
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able prices as we are now Offering At present ws
Offer real seal hand bags with covered frames and
leather lining as low as 90 EACH