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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Sale of Knit
Underwear

WoMENS UNION SUITS
Ribbed cotton union suits with
lace trimmed bottoms. Regular
Soc: special. Zoe
ITALIAN SILK VESTS-Splen-
did quality, pure silk vests. Pret-
ttly embroidered. Regular $3.50;
special u
WoMEN'S UNION SUITS
Swiss ribbed suits; low neck;
sleeveless; cuff knee; lace trim
med. Extra sizes. Reg. soc. doe
WoMEN'S VESTS AND DRAW
ERS-Cotton ribbed vests. shaped
at waist, low or high neck, with
or without sleeves. Drawers are
iaee trimmed. Regular Csc. lie
} for soc
CHILDREN'S VESTS-A good
quality ribbed vests with pretty
lace edging. Low neck, with or
without sleeves. Usually sold at
lac. Special. lie
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Swiss ribbed Isle union suits;
low neck; sleeveless. Knee
length. trimmed with lace; fancy
yokes. Regular $1.00; special.s5c
WoMEN'S UNION SUITS
Women's low neck, sleeveless
union suits of good quality Isle.
Empire style, with wide bottoms.
Trimmed with fine lace. Regu-
lar $1.00: special ...,., .50c
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Can't Slip shoulder straps.
Low neck: sleeveless; lace bot
tom. Also some swiss ribbed:
low neck, sleeveless; lace bottom
pr cuff knee. Regular soc;
now u
WOMEN'S VESTS-Swiss ribbed
vests in extra sizes with fancy
yokes, Also plain yokes with
short sleeves or sleeveless STYLES.
Regular price 15c; special. lie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Between
Ourselves

There sailed yesterday on the
French linz steamer La Provence
four Bamberger buyers, bound
for Paris. London and Berlin. The
quartet included u millinery
buyer. our lingerie buyer, our
ribbon buyer and our waist and
corset buyer.
There is nothing so remarkable
in the fact of these buyers going
TO Europe-we have been sendlnS
buyers over for some time-it IL
what they are going to BRING
BACK with them for the new
store that counts.
Our buyers, both American and
foreign, have all been instructed
TO provide the VERY CHOICEST
MERCHANDISE for the new
store. This merchandise, how
ever, is not going to be high
priced nor. In any sense of the
word, freakish.
EVERYTHING NEW BUT
THE POLICY"
This slogan applies 70 merchan-
disc as well as everything else.
Our goods will be new, but they
will be chosen with a view to
YOUR needs and YOUR purse.
Don't for one moment lose sight
of the fact that this is YOUR
store-your neighbor'S store
EVERYONE'S storei
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
HOLD HIM AS
FRATRICIDE

Charged with the murder of his
brother Salvatore. Joseph Ferrara, So
years old, of So Delaney street, was
held without bail by Acting Judge
Rooney in the Third Criminal Court
today. The murder is the sequel to
a g-standing grudge which has
broken out on several occasions. Sal
v~atore. who was % years old and
lived at the same address as his
brother, had quarreled constantly be-
cause he had married a woman with
whom Joseph is alleged to have be-
come involved before their marriage.
The shooting took place in the yard
of Joseph Villano, of % Calumet
| street, where the brothers had been
playing roll ball. At the finish of the
game, 1t is alleged, Joseph asked his
brother to purchase q drink. A re-
fusal led to words, during which h
| old quarrel was renewed.
Salvatore picked up an iron bar
and struck his brother on the left side
of the head and then reached for his
coat, which was hanging on a chair,
In an attempt to get a revolver that
was in a pocket.
Joseph succeeded in getting hold of
the gun first, Stepping back a pace.
he shot Salvatore through the left
breast. The bullet punctured the
lung and lodged in the spine.
With the revolver in his hand,
Joseph ran through Villano's store to
| Calumet street and got away while
IL .--1~,14A. wYo <NNsfs-- A..
lice. Villano was arrested as a wit
ness, as was Mrs. Anna Demarteno.
81 years old, of 305 East Kinney
street. and both are held without bail
as witnesses.
1t was learned hat Joseph had
relatives living on Eighth avenue.
Boyden street and Cutler street, and
the houses were watched, as we'll as
the saloon on Shefield street. shortly
after 10 o'clock he was found
crouched in q corner of the yard by
Pla~inelothesman Daniello and arrest
ed.
From statements given by the wit
nesses to the police last night, Joseph
has beer in this country seven years
and boarded with Mrs. Demarteno,
her husband and 16-year-old daugh-
ter. To cover the wrong he had done
the young girl, and not being able to
marry her. as he had a wife and
three children in Italy, he sent pas
sage money for his younger brother
to come here. Shortly after the lat
ter's arrival he married the girl.
After the wedding Salvatore learned
of his brothers perfidy and since
then there has been ill-feeling.
The young wife has worked since
her marriage and yesterday was on
her way home when she heard chill
dren say someone had been shot in
Villano's yard. Not finding her hus-
band at home she ran to the place
and found him lying dead on the
grass.
After his arraignment Ferrara was
taken to police headquarters to be
photographed. He has a severe scalp
wound from where he was hit during
the fight with the iron bar. There Is
a warrant, the police say, made out
by the Brooklyn police against Joseph
for atrocious assault and battery.
An all-night search by Plainclothes-
man Adubato for the revolver was re-
warded when early today the weapon
was found in a barrel of dried cod
fish. Plainclothesman Brex and Ser
geant Kull spent several hours on the
meadows looking for Ferrara.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Damaged Book Sale

Hundreds Of booklovers are taking advan-
taee of Bamberger's unique book sale. Thou
sands OF volumes were damaged in a big New
York warehouse Are in April. We bought a
large portion of them, which we offer at ridicu-
lousy low prices. Some bindings are merely
smoked, some have been wet, others spotted.
Every book is readable-all that a .booklover
wants. Bibles, hymnals, fiction, books on art,
travel, children's books, etc., etc., included.
Come and pick out the good titles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Every Day is
Kodak Day

Add to the pleasure of your
vacation or weekend trips by
taking pictures of the places
and people that interest you.
When you return bring us your
films and we will develop them
free, if you let us do the print
ing, Work guaranteed.
Brownie Cameras from. ........
100 to 1900
Kodaks from.......l2.0O to $500
Eastman Hawkeye Films.
No. . Brownie, regular zoe roll;
special ...........:........l5 c
No. "a Brownie, regular 25c roll;
special
No. 2 Bullseye, regular 0 roll;
SptClhl ~
No. 81 Brownie, regular 35c roll;
special Use
No. 3a Kodak, regular 40c roll;
special
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Women's Neck
Fixings

Every new conceit in women's
neckwear now shown at Bam-
berger's - plaitings, ruchings,
Jokes, collars, chemisettes-
everything Dame Fashion looks
upon with favor is generously
displayed. At 25c there are low,
round and square neck collars
made OF Swiss and lawn, trim
med with Val. or Venise laces;
chemisettes, Robespierre COL
lars, jabots etc. ; wonderful value
at, each. .25c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Get a 81 Straw
for Sl.50

Special shipment-and a big
one-just came in, men. They're
the best straw hats we ever of.
fered at Sl.50. New styles, new
hats. Nothing wrong with them;
we just picked them up at a
price. And it's good picking for
you Saturday. Come and see
how good they are.
HATS THAT DON'T BLOW
OFF-Plenty Of them at 81.
They're fitted with Bon Ton Ivy
bands-the greatest device that
ever went into a straw hat. Or,
If you prefer a Panama for that
vacation, we've the best line in
town at SIS. II you've looked
elsewhere you'll appreciate ours
the mere. Come Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Misses Bewitching Clothes

The fairies of summertime have
captured the misses and girls
apparel store. Hosts of beautiful
little dresses and suits vie with each
other for popularity, while prices are
simply irresistible. We feature Satur-
day:
GIRLS 200 AND 800 WHITE LAWN
DRESSES, 1.39-The dresses are certainly
dainty creations; the values may be truly
termed wonderful. Charming models OF
and fine needlework laces, High and Dutch
necks. Full width Skin IS, trimmed will val.
and embroidery insertion, with clusters of
tueks. Sizes 6 to IA years; 300 and 10
800 dresses,
MISSES AND JUNIORS TUB DRESSES
Made in fine lawns, English prints, ging-
hams. tissue, cotton wolfe, pique and linene,
in smart, pretty. models. Trimmed with
needlework, lace and embroidery. All fresh
and crisp, IS TO Is years. . O0tn 90
Excellent values .,.......,.
MISSES AMI JUNIORS~WHITE DRESSES
Made in allovsr embroidery. lingerie and
tne wolfe. Embroidered and trimmed with
Cluny lace and eyelet embroidery. Dutch
peplum effects, IS TO IS years. Ex- = 0O
cellent values. ~'0O
MISSES TUT SUITS-Made In several up
to-date models in natural linen and colored
linens, pique and khaki materials. Plain
tailored; box and Norfolk models. Some
trimmed with contrasting colors. IA Z 90
to 1S years. Excellent values. ....... o'VV
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
White Clocks
for csc

Won't you buy a very
pretty white enameled clock
for Csc, especially when you
can get a LIS or $50 one for
that price? The clocks stand
about 9 inches high and have
a 2H-inch dial; fully war
ranted movement; several
very pretty designed cases;
selling regularly at LIS and
l,50, special. Csc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Negligee Shirts--Made of extra
quality French percale and fancy
a materials; striped effects in
beautifuledesigns; coat fronts and
launderedscuffs reg. 100, each 79c
Bathing Suits - Good quality
cotton bathing suits, in navy and
gray sleeveless and quarter sleeve
styles; we'll made and finished;
regular so, special. 1.29
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

MEMS WHITE DUCK AND KHAKI
TROUSERS-Sizes % to as waist; all
lengths; just what you need for your
vacation; prices. ........1 LOO to ESQ
MEMS PLAIN WHITE AND
STRIPED SERGE AND FLANNEL
TROUSERS-All we'll made and perfect
fitting; all splendid val. at. .3.75 and 500
MEMS OFFICE COATS-In plain
black, gray, tan and blue; also blue
serges and fancy stripes; sizes "a to 48;
prices soc to $50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
WOmen's ZOO & ESQ Waists l.39

No woman in Newark, or within reach of this advertisement, who needs
pretty waists should fail to con to the Bamberger waist store Saturday MORN
ing. We will not start the sale until 9 o'clock in order to give everyone an
equal opportunity to be here when the wonderful values are placed at your
disposal The waists are simply beautiful When W tell you they are 200
and $50 values we don't describe their loneliness and real worth. Made of
lawn and cotton wolfe, in both high and ow neck models. They are trimmed
in SO many charming ways any woman can be pleased: Cluny laces. het and
val laces, medaHions and bhnd embroidery and medahons are astefuny used
in the fashioning,u Sleeves are the new length, trimmed with fine lces, The
making is perfect Wonderful values indeed! How lucky for you that We ran across
maker Who had too many. Sale starts at 9 a n. Regular 200 and $50 waists. ......t59
No Mail, Phone or c. O. D. Orders Filled
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
For Your Boys Vacation

In getting ready for your vacation
don't neglect the boy. Get his clothes
right away, while you can save hand
somely.
500 BOYS SERGE SUITS, 3.98-Norfolk
and double breasted suits Of all-wool blue serge;
peg top Knockers, lined throughout; sizes 6 to II
years; regular o.OO. ......... :. 1898
BOYS WASH KNOCKERS, 59c-Bloomers
and Knockers of good quality white duck, linen, linen
crash and khaki cloth; cut peg top; sizes 5 to II
BOYS WASH NORFOLK SUITS, 2.e8-
Made of white duck, linen, linen crash and blue
linen; sizes 8 TO is years; all stylish models, SPLEEN
oialy tailoreo, prlce .2.9S
$50 AND 200 BOYS WASH SUITS, LOO
Russian and sailor blouse suits, with sailor and
military collars, in plain white, blue and tan; neat
patterns of galatea, percale and madras; special 100
BOYS BLOUSES, 5Oc-For lads 3 TO 16
years old, of tan and light and dark blue, plain white
and tan, khaki and pretty patterns of madras and
percale; astounding values at, each. ........... soc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
81 Pure Silk
Gloves, 75c.

Here's a great value in
women's silk gloves! l6-button
length mosquetaire silk gloves
for 75c that are regular values
at a dollar. The silk is extra
heavy quality tricot, gloves have
full cut arms and are perfect 1t-
ting. Neat embroidered backs;
double finger tips. Black and
white, in sizes 5H to 81.
Regularly 81, Saturday 75c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
TWO KILLED, ONE DYING,
TWO OTHERS HURT IN FIRE

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 2S.-Two
persons were killed and three seri-
ously hurt in a fire that attacked a
second-fioor dormitory in a business
building here early today. One of the
victims was a homeless woman. Last
night she appealed at the dormitory
for shelter. 1t was given. This morn
ing her charred body was found in
the kitchen of the burned apartment.
Like the others, she had been over
come by smoke and before firemen
found her she was burned to death.
She had given her name as Lulu nay.
The other person cremated was
Cromey Van Mort. OF the three in
jured, Charles Rogers, a newspapers
man, is not expected to survive.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Wool Bathing Suits-Of excel
lent quality gray, navy and black;
sleeveless and quarter sleeve
styles; all fast %colors, properly
shaped and we'll finished; special
at 800
High-grade Bathing Suits
Made of the best quality fine wors-
ted; all the popular colorings, in
pure silk striped effects; sleeve
less style; price. .4.5O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

We value them at so cents-many stores would say IS cents. we
sell them at half a dollar regularly-and they're certainly worth It,
Are mounted with silver and gilt frames; have long cord handle.
AIwavs 5c sneciaI 35c
200 TO 400 LEATHER BAGS, 159-These are samples, brandnew bags,
and univ slightly soled ron handling; in black and colred sheepsMn, real
seal. morocco and fancy caIfskin; mounted with fancy metal and leathercovered
ask and leather lined; some have purse, others fitted with purse n
mirror. ZOO to 400 values, special.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Sale Fancy
Feathers
$50 to 500 Col
ored Ostrich Fancy
CTfrh nnc AZ [ Q2
Efck-up at 1873

We have just purchased
from a noted French import
er a sample line of the pref
test colored ostrich fancy
stick-ups that ever graced a
millinery salon. The feathers
are from regular $50 to 500
lines. We've marked every
one at 1893 for a quick dis
posal Saturday. If you can
use a lovely stick-up on your
summer hat by all means at
tend this sale. Some of the
feathers are solid color, others
are shaded, and the shadings are
beautiful. A few novelty effects
also included. Choice feathers
of fine quality-none worth less
than $50, others 1893 to 500;
special price 1.9S
VACATION MILLINERY-New
ratine, duck, pique and white
corduroy hats make their bow
Saturday. New shapes of bleach
ed peanit straws. white chip hats
and Panamas Will interest you,
too. Popular prices. OF course.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

witch Have Pure
double distilled extract,
full strength, u. S. !.
bottle. Regular zoe; sne-
cial .I9c
WilIiams' Mug Sonp-
One of tina oldest and best
shaving soaps on the
market. Round cake, TO
fit cup. Regular Sc; spe-
cial ID
williams shaving stick
New holder top, makes
a smooth lather which
will not dry on the face.
Regular zoe; special. .ISc
ID, Il r.. Cold Cream
Large tube perfect cold
cream, convenient for
tourists. Regular gle;
special ...............l4 lac
LOoDen sample Tooth
Brusbes--Assorted styles.
Best bristles. Regular
Csc; special. 2 for. use
Rubber Dressing Combs
Regular csc; specific
Rubber Dressing Combs
Regular soc; spec'l. abe
Nall Brushes-Regular
price 2bc; special. Toe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Photo Albums

Seal leather. 7x10, regular Csc;
special soc
Seal leather. 7X11, regular 1.25;
special .b0c
Metal Tripod, regular 800; spe-
clal ........s ..''..... z.zo
Stanley Plates, size 4xb. regular
35c; special. soc
Stanley Plates, size 5x7, regular
5bc; special ....,..... Doe
M. @. Tubes. regular soc dozen;
special ..23c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Fitted Toilet Case-Of
good cretonne, fitted with
wash cloth, cel1uloid
handle tooth brush, nail
file. soap, talcum powder
and toilet water zoe
value DOE
Fountain syringe-Red
rubber. rapid how tubing,
two hard rubber pipes, in
cretonne rubber lined
case; regular LOO; sale
price. at .....,,..,...7 Toe
Bathing Suit Bags
Large size, with strap
handle: win hold any
bathing suit; good heavy
rubberized material: reg
ular 25c; special 1ec
kosmos Bottles-keeps
liquid hot or cold. Made
by American Thermos Co.
Pint, regular $50: special,
a5c, quart, regular ESQ,
special ..........,-..i' bV
williams Tnicum Pow
d~er-Contains fun size
box of powder and nickel
plated puff box with puff.
Regular 29c; special. .25c
Mum-R egg l price
19c; special, for......1 bc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Physicians q Surgeons
S~Oap-Regular Co.,. DC
Bamberger's Glycerine
Bars-Reg. Sc; spec'l. DC
ElbecO Cream Soap
Reg, Toe; special. ...,.7c
Dora, French face pow
der, regular 35c..... .24c
sOzodont Tooth Powder.
Regular tic; special. .i4c
Violet Talcum Powder.
Regular 15c; special Do
Booth Violet Taicum.
Regular 25c; special. Zoe
X ent It's 35c English
Tooth Brushes, spe-
cial 2ec
Face Chum0is. Regular
price Toe; special. .,...7c
QuiDine Pills, gr.;
regular 25c ........ .f5c
Biaud's Iron Pills, reg.
15c: special Dc
Rochelle Salts. Regu-
lar price 19c; spec'l. i5c
lie BOrax
Sc; 2 for 15c
Ess. Peppermint; regu-
lar price 15c; special. .10c
Aromatic Spts. Ammo
MIA. Regular 15c; spe-
clhl .lOe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Mems Silk Shirts 2.85

Come anda crafty your desire for a few silk shirts-and save IS
centsson everyone you buy. The shirts we shall offer for sale Satur-
day,at ass eachsare regular350 values. Different kind of silk shirts,
too. Distinctive patterns, careful making, fit and finish unequaed.
Designs of white grounds, swith colored stripe effects, including blue,
heioN gray, etc iscoat styleAsoft French cuffs; amazingly good values,
at 225
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

WoMEN'S SILK ~PARASOLS, 1.e5
Dozens of pretty styles and combina-
ton shades; made of silk and ponsee;
some trimmed with ribbon, borders
or insertion; some new tub and India
shapes; regular 800, special. ....1.95
100 CHILD'S PARASOLS, Sec
Very pretty colors of white, light blue,
pink and red; nicely embroidered and
hemstitched; regular 100, at. -. sec
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

MEMS AUTO S-Double-
breasted models of different materials,
with windshields in cuffs; sizes "a to so;
prices .1.50 to 1000
MEMS BLAZER COATS-Fashion-
able summer coats, in Norfolk and plain
styles, in all %colors; all exceptionally fine
values, at. 500 and CTS
MEMS TROUSERS-Made of fancy
mixed cassimeres, cheviots, serges or
plain blacks; sizes % TO so; excellent
values, at. 200 to 700
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

WHITE LINEN PARASOLS, Csc
Can be easily cleaned when soiled;
beautiful umbrella parasols In many
designs; white enameled frames; your
choice
HICH-GRADE SILK PARASOiS,
2.95-Included are imported shantung
shades in tailored styles; all shades of
taffeta silk, with ombre and Persian
ribbon borders; white linens, ETC.; spe-
cial .2.95
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Mems Serge Suits 11.05
Surplus Stock of Noted Maker to Sell
at 1926, Instead of 1900 and 1900

Here's the vacation sale of suits, men! 1900 and 1900 blue
serge suits for 1195! Three hundred of them in both two and three
pice models, son with slkined coats. Suits like these are selling in the best
clothing stores all over the country at 1900 and 1900. We bought all this we'll
known maker had an nam the special quicksehng price of 1f95. The man who
needs a blue serge suit will pass up the best serge sale of the season if he doesnt
get in" on this Warranted fast indigo blue serge, fine wearing quality. Good
clothes through and through. Well worth 1900 an. 1900 .specnl. -. -. .I.95
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28

Free oiled portraits for The Newark
the Morning Or[ Evening ulas's st s9aD0ns from
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Sale Low Shoes at LIS

It's the talk of Newark-Bamberger's bargain,
shoe section, where women's 200 to 800 low
shoes are selling at LIS a pair And we're not
surprised. Certainly no better shoes we're ever
sold for so little money. Another shipment
came today and will be placed in the sale Satur-
day. Styles and sizes varied enough to suit every
woman. White, tan and gunmetals in this new
lot; all hand-sewed welted and turned soles.
Shoes arranged on different tables according to
size, Come Saturday and choose from the finest
lot OF women's low shoes ever sold in Newark at,
the pair. celia
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Last Day Toilet Goods Sale

Come Saturday and purchase enough refreshing toilet articles for
our vacation. Values are too conspicuous to be overlooked.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
In the ParaSOl Sale

ALLSILK TAFFETA PARASOLS, i.50-The kind that will give
satisfaction; eightrib model; nicely made; all colors and pretty com
hinatinnsU I5n
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
Best Values in Bathing Suits
Specials in Trunks and Bags
Weather Tomorrow-Probably fair

breaker and we've every reason to believe hats just What is going nbe Do YOUR h OF July shopping
nS
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Store Open Saturday Evening


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