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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
TRAIN INFORMATION
FOR STATE FAIR WEEK

From September 2Sth to October Srd.
trains 9, 10. IL, Is. 10. 20. % and 2S
make regular station stops at the Fair
Grounds.
Prom September 2Sth to October Srd
inclusive, trains q and 2s stop on flas
TO pick up or let off passengers at Tan,
gent, Nillersburg, Jefferson. Marion.
Turner and State School. extra 1ooit,.
ment being furnished.
From September gath to September
2ith inclusive. and October 4th 10 7tb
inclusive, trains IL and Is stop on flag
at the Fair Grounds.
From September aSth to October Ard
inclusive, train No. IS win run through
from salem to the Fair Grounds. M.
a start from Fair Grounds at 4:45
p m, so as 70 take our patrons direct
y TO and from Fair Grounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

An he S good one, too. An yet to
see George work at third feller would
n I 1ieve word of what | say is
true. This handsome six-foOt athlete
writes lot o 'rymin junk at nights an
when the oil snow flies. He writes as
if he had long hair, but when the
Springtime comes he's there to beat out
bush league gle's.
George ain't a Cobb at battin but
he plays four hundred with his nut the
whole nine innings through. An field.
in he has pep to burn. Around that
final homestretch turn there's few
stunts he cant do He broke in with
the Cubs-naught four. But Jennings
grabbed him up before he d big leagued
very long. 1t sure don I hurt his base
ball none to have aim take his winter
fun at writin rhymes an song.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
LEIPsIc A GREAT BueAsoo.

san Francisco, Sept. l4-A score of
passengers Of the Uaion liner Maitai
wh'ch was driven 20 seek refuge IN Sau
Diego haroor from German cruisers. And
to-day Is headed up the coast within ths
three-miie limit were not willing n
saAe . chance on possible capture Al
sea oy hostile warShips, and arrived iu
port today on the steamer Yale Tae
|sapanese cruiser tdEumo disappeared
from OF this port several DAYS sro ass
shipping men believe she has eoae sonth
10 convoy the Naisai 70 san Francisco 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
LET 'ER BUCK AND
Be SURE TO SEE HER

=, fGr the Pendleton Round Up. the O..
W q x \, will have specIal train from
fo'tland about IL p. m. Thursday. Sep.
'emoer 2+th. This special train win
consist OF standard slepers. diners and
observation ear. and win be parked AZ
fenn.dleton during the Round Up.
The additional cost for aeeemmo5a.
mons on this special train vii be $500
which covers berth, six meals in diner
tWe admissions 70 the grandstand and
also TIPS on the train. frain VIII be
conveniently parked at Pendleton and
passengers will be Ted in Sne dining cars
ana eerthed in the sleeping ears during
tae entire stay al Peudleton. Every,
one on this train Win be taken good
care OF. sVD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
EGGS LAID ON SUNDAY
TO PAY DALLAS PASTOR

Dallas, Ore, Sept. 14-The women of
the Baptist churca of this city have
inaugurated novel plan to assist in
the payment of the pastor 5 salary.
Each woman member of the church
having chickens win contribute all the
eggs her hens lay on Sundays. These
will be turned over to committee who
will sell them, turning tie cash into
the church treasury to be applied on
the minister s salary. Each member of
the egg club has been provided with
record cards and at the end of the year
comparisons viii be made to ascertain
who has been the heaviest contributor
to the cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
Gruman Not In It.

san Francisco, Sept. l2-Ralph Cru.
man, Portland lightweight, must admit
today, if ne wishes to be fair. that he
was lucky to be given draw decision
last night IN his four.round bout with
Harlem Eddie Kelly, a newcomer. Kel.
" made good from the start, landed the
most effective blows and kept a stream
OF blood pouring from Grumans 5 nose
throughout the contest, Kelly S stvle
OF boxing proved puzzling to the Port.
lander and the latter failed to lind eff.
fectively on his man even once.
The best bout Of the night was that
between Jack Clunie of Australia and
Jack iasSard Clunie is an exceedingly
clever boxer and introduced number
ot new tricks which made a hit VITA
the crowd He made Lassard look fool.
lsh aud won the decision by a mile.
The other bouts resulted as follows:
Billy Sparka and George Christian went
four rounds TO draw; Willie Capene
was given a shade decision over Sa-
linas Jack Robinson; Tommy Stevens
easily won from Willie Robinson, hut
Referee Eddie Burns gave the decision
TO Robinson; Freddy Wharton and Kid
Ice Drew; Young Lanum won the de.
ision from Eddie White and KnSek.
out Balls stopped Ernie Madden in
the second round
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
SPORT NEWS
PITTSBURG PICKED
FOR WINNER is OUT
Long in the Lead Now in Fifth Place
Ralph Gruman of Portland Just a
Punching Bag for Eddie Kelly.
BY Hal Sheridan.

New York, Sept. 12.-"We are going
to play out our string, but we are look
ing forward to next season.
This was the declaration In Pitts.
burg recently OF President Dreyfus OF
the Pittsburg Pirates, the team which
critics predicted at the opening of the
season would win the National league
pennant. With the season less than 4
month to go, the Pirates today are rest.
ing in fifth place with a percentage of
Az, nopelessly out of the race. All of
which goes to show how much the pre-
dietions of the so-ealled expert baseball
critics are worth
AT different times, Dreyfus has been
quoted as saying that he intended to
tear down his club at the end of this
season and build all over again for
1918.
1t is a fact, said Dreyfus recent.
~ that We have purchased more play.
ers for next season than all the other
National league teams combined. Gin.
cinnati has bought a number of players
but We have been the heaviest buvers
oy all odds. Our scouts have been busy
all summer looking over promising pros
pects and no tip which we have re.
ceived has been overlooked. We are
not giving out the names of the PLAYERS
We have purchased until we have the
men all signed up. This secrecy is for
a double purpose. In the first place.
no deal goes unless the PLAYER signs a
ontract In the second place. the Fed
eral league has been laying back, try
ing to ascertain what players we have
purchased, and intending to approach
them witn the argument that the money
which we will pay over TO the club
from which they come. will be handed
10 them direct il they sign with the
,cderals.
'0f course, it is impossible to aeeu-
fately Judge what a player viii do in
the majors by what he nas accomplish.
2d in the minors, but if records are
worth the paper they are written or
printed on. we have bought a number
Of mighty fine bali PLAYERS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
ROUND UP FIRST DAY
FOR THE CHILDREN

Pendletou. Ore. Sept l4.-To sive
the klddics chance to see the big
Round Up, the management has ST
aside Thursday, September 20. the omen
ing day, as scaool children : day. and
all school children OF the Inland Em-
pire viii be admitted free upon show
ing their school card. This invitation
includes Eastern Oregon. Eastern
Washington and Western Idaho. with
the exception Of the school children
OF Omatilla county where card from
.he'r teaeaer win be necessary 10 Gain
them admittanee But a. "a Nj ~,
other counties and sections the oTainsrx
school card WiIl be sufficient
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
QUICK MOBILIZATION

x One of the military marvels
x in the European crisis was the
< quick mobilization of great
\ bodies of troops.
X There Is a lesson in that for
!; the aggressive business man.
\ Newspaper advertising is SUI
x perior 10 any other pedium be-
= cause of its quick attack.
x There are no long waits be-
x tween preparation of copy and
= publication.
X A message can be printed
X when the news is fresh and the
y time is ripe.
X Such message has double
= foree-and results are immedi-
x ate.
x Advertisers are finding by
< experience that newspaper adj
X vertising produces greater re-
< suits at less cost than any other
: form Of publicity.
= y = X x X = = = X < < \ x
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

0AAN AAAN 80 -
We think of him as
some queer brand of
nut whose soft an
lily hand is 'femi-
nate an weak. II S
hard to even think
at all of any poet
playin ball. Ye
gods, that eouldn t
be. An if there
was one, would you
dare to seek him in
the Tiger lair ?
They We got one -
station 3.
George Moriarty
is the gent-the poet
in Jennings tent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
Late Yesterday

Rincon, n: M-Eugene Hewlett. ac.
eused at Los Angeles of obtaining
money and property fraudulently, was
arrested.
San FranciscO.-Word was received
Of the death of ex United States Sen.
atOr Charles y. FELTON, at his San
Mateo country home.
Paris.--A TroSes message said a
French aviator had brought down a
German aeroplane which had been drop.
ping bombs into the town, killing two
Germans on board.
New York.-The steamship Rel Cross
with l25 nurses. 30 physicians Gnanti.
ties of hospital supplies and ar all
american crew, sailed for Europe to
care for war victims.
Paris.-Not counting loss of Fife by
the destruction Of dirigibles, the follow.
ing aeroplanists were aecoultni fer as
killed since war began: Germans Is;
russians 10; French II; British I
Los Angeles.-Deelaring himself sat.
iSfied with the outlook in southern
California, Governor johnson left for
Sacramento.
Los AngeleS.-Arrested at RineOn,
\. NJ, on an embezzlement charge, Eu-
gene +. Hewlett, prominent club man
and friend of millionaire. started for
Los Angeles in custody of dete.lives.
Los Angeles-The body east up on
the beach at Santa Monica August %
was identified as that Of Frank Graich.
en-, wiiower, formerly of Poi tlaad.
Oregon. He is said to have two 6auca
terS living in BIrtland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
SELF LFRELIANT HOME DOCTORS

is what women are called who all over
this broad land make their annual col
leetions of roots and herbs, and reply
upon recipes which our pioneer mothers
found dependable for different family
ailments. In one of these recipes, Lydia
f. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound had
its origin and so successful has it prov
ed that there is hardly a city, town
or hamlet in America where some wO-
man who has been restored to health
by its use does not reside.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
REFUSES PEACE TERMS.

Paris, Sept. l4.-General Won
Der Holtz, German military gov
ernOr of the conquered portion
of Belgium, has visited Antwerp
under a safe conduct, according
to lac Figaro today, offering, on
the kaiser s behalf, to end the
war between Germany and Bel
gium, if the latter would make
certain concessions. " The Bel
gian government was said to
have refused the proposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

N-N-'-g = E8N0EEINNs
AZ SAN Fianciseo--San FraaeiseS O.a.
Oakland IS
AZ oakland-N6Ssioas 81. Venice as
Al Los Angeles-Los Angeles 7.s.
Portland so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

The visa housewife whenever "a,
needs a girl 70 do her housswork. gee
first of al 70 the Journal Want COL
unlns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
George MOriarty
Red McGhee says.
81 A. M Conigan.

A poet in the av rage mind wears
flowing tie an rags behind an eats
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

l6sacre farm, so acres under cult,
walton, balance timber and pasture;
uning water, house, barn, some fruit.
Price S65 per acre,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
Arrests Fewer. Bank /
pOsits Greater
SALOONS ARE OCCllI
MERCHANTS ALL ENTHUSuv
BUILDING PERMITS Eu
GREATER-sToRY OF
DRY TOWNS ToLD
paid Advertissnre,.ti' !
BY oRTON E. GOODWIN,
Publicity Department, Committee x
Hundred.

Hundred.
There is only one fair va
find out what Oregon dry vii
for Oregon. That is by inV
eating what Oregon dry has
for those parts Of Oregon
dry.
SO far as can be leamgi
Salem, Oregon City, RexIi
Albany, Eugene and Other
gon dry towns, business has
better in all lines, save thstd
saloon, in every dry town
Why, even in Pendltlon
voted wet after being dn
which will probably vote dry
merchants are now in favor
dry town and declare cOllst
were better, business better 1t
debts fewer when the town En'
Building Now BsttH
In Salem, building has
greater since the town wen
There are but few vacant ~
and those vacant are descriha
"shacks." Practically every q
has been re-tenanted by oIhH
of business, and one Of the
pal saloon sites has been TsgE
by a fine new building blocL
Since Salem lpeni dry ~
brick building has been eftfln
a $4,000 business block is g0l4
Doesn't look as if dry Salem
that town, does it?
Better Building RssuH
Salem went dry January
The building permits for ne
eight months of 1913, wnsA
town was wet, total s5SS,s.a,
the first eight months Of IVY
we're s422.3S5, an lnrie~
1894 =. IA
Another instance Of a dp
helping businessl Absence
saloon always means Dells =.
ness. for the money that once y
10 the saloon goes inlo
Checks cashed once IN salVO1,
cashed in stores-and pari Il !
are spent there, in place ol Y
There were 254 arrests I. l'I NJ
first seven months Of iyls y 4, y Il
for drunkenness; in 1914 Y
rests totaled only A for i''
cause.
stores Enlarge PTsHi''s
The three largest stores nlw WI
10 remodel TT their premises - n
Of increased business wa.. Y, n
towns-wet at ihat-ha'e D'
planning. h,ps n
In Oregon City arres'
creased 60 per cent. ,;morlia
Violations Of the state llqug, 1 Y, \.
tbootIegging and 50 fOrinb
less than one-half. IAN IN
i'SY You u.s. see the saloon nls' rs a
used 10 obey the laN-;,n
town uS they have to obey Il
Bank Deposits IH'f'''' .
Deposits in the banks ss n.
creased. There is mon I's,.s,,l u
GasTssIi Rad debts are being e., sls'a's =.
Collections are easier. M \ ~.
check has been casileu ,-,de 3 <
All business men say
ter. a.. oussli11 I
MIN M cru has conc iF0"
ORE Oregon On for a dry i9,Daji ~ ji.ssis.
con City merchants, .s ss'' r,rl g
s' Since Oregon Clls Cll.lns0reSsi Nj
business has much IMP sssw n,
Iections Is are easier ~. IN ~
had bills on my DoOAs D., hsss
yes YEAR aso. People now n,.,is s
dency 10 buy their ~ a ~
n;ehts. nrIss : Now i cash : \, ,,.,,',i
I,sa,si iion Of the saloon b; ~ Z. Iss
sum OF money dally l,sas 80 OH /.
neIs Of trade in Ores ''.'''s n
lion ~ q I. whether q tow =
or dry -..p Il
p.,s ,sv,rsi.smsus " 2. 49, Y "
Hurarsi. fISNsrsnr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
W.H.Grabenhorst& &Co.
Room 2, Bush Bank BLDG.

A cent a Rord sDili tell your
story - the JonynaI Neg Today
calumn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

70 acres Of good land, mostly an under
cultivation, some timber. Price $1,000;
$500 cash, balance 5000 per year, 6
per cent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

aOaere ranch, lS acres under eultiva
ton, family orchard, some timber;
running water, good buildings, close
10 school macadam road. 1la miles
out. Price $5000 HGf cash. balance
60 suit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
GOOD BUYS IN
REAL ESTATE

afo acres Of good red hill land, 100
acres under cultivation. balance most.
ly good timber. Tois is good buy.
Price $50 peF acre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

-fu acres OF good red hill land, 100
eeres under cultivation. balance most,
ly good timber Tois is good buy.
Price $50 pes acre.
l5sacre farm, 80 acres under culti-
walton, balance timber and pasture;
running water house. barn, some fruit.
Price s65 per acre.
20 acres Of good land, mostly an under
cultivation, some timber Price $1,000;
$500 cash, balance 5000 per year, 6
per cent
aOaere ranch, ls acres under eul,iva
tiOn family orchard, some timber;
running water, good buildings, close
10 school. macadam road. 8l6 miles
out. Price S500O, Hdf cash, balance
Go suit
acre tracts just outside Of the city. all
IN bearing orchard; good location.
Price $500 per acre; SOS down, bal.
ance s. per month Come in and soJ
as about them
% acres OF good land, ~ acres under
cultivation, balance timber and pas.
lure, acres in Italian prune trees
eome loganherrieS strawberries; good
Broom house, barn, chicken house.
well, stock and Implements all 90
With place; Sis miles from salem
This is good buy Price $4,000.
10 acres Of good land all under cult
Walton. all set 70 fruit trees last wear;
good Broom house. chicken house.
Hell, All inclosed with woven fence
close to station on Oregon Electric
railroad. This IS a hargaia, Price
sssoo
6rcom house aud two lots. bearing
ffait trees, close 20 car line. Price
slsao. $500 cash balance mortgage
81 property.
Bfocm ho,ise, bath, toilet. electric
lights, roruer lot east front, citv and
well water, bearing fruit trees, close
W sch0ol aud car line Price slOS0.
5000 down, balance SIS per mouth
ieok this M
3M acres, elose IN, house, barn, chieke,
house, we'll, fruit, macadam road
will take city property up 10 Si5Nl
A. part paymeat Price $1,000.
Wen improved S-aere tract just out
side Of the city hnits, 5,roOm huaga
low, barn. eaickea aouse and yard
coed family trcharai close 20 gar line
Price ss0oo.
II you ape loekiag fos a loi on Fair
mount Park, see as.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
BY Gro,|

.ra Put t.!v. your 7. Journal Wan. Aas1
making nro.in!;. business pay and II, ~, q
promoting your prosperity n. 'as| e.
(pa;1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

Rere tracts just outside Of the city. all
in bearing orchard; good location.
Price $500 per acre; s25 down, bal.
anee s. per month, Come in and sot
us about them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

san Francisco.-Word was received
of the death of ex-United States Sen.
ator Charles n. FELTON, at his San
Mateo country home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

Rincon, n. M-Eugene Hewlett. ac
euSed at Los Angeles of obtaining
money and property fraudulently, wa.
arrested
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14

10 acres Of good land all under culti-
walton, all set 20 fruit trees last wear;
good Broom house. chicken house
veil, al inclosed with woven fence,
close to station on Oregon Electric
railroad This IS hargaia. Price
sesON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-14
(: Baseball {:

Coast League Standing
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
The Daily Press and the Colorado Situation


technical problems the industry 81
big metropolitan dies riese
opportunity is afforded them s '"i"
In this
of such versatile artists must be viewed with suspicion
whose knowledge of the different which
study;
frequently trained scientists and whose fathers
lived the which
in the New
Sunday Times October caption
of President
inaccuracies corrective plan suggested
ora on this subject in the sheet. lrrt
rked by
clever evasion of the
to the actual labor conditions In the mining regions of
manifest throughout.
The leading
Colorado operators opposed organized
been repeatedly pointed out that this
RADIO and surprising to find such well Informed
Times playing
form of union in proof of which has much
ment and waist makers strike in
when these
Welborn
complete
defense against invasion by organizers
II this
dsntergaon Of the Butte MONTY Miners
OF W Union
was n
stronger than the sweatshop
the compelled to
the by assault planting their machine the
detachment regulars Helena. miles
While opopnts of organized
mining cannot be satisfactorily
Bwind interests have developed into the coal
win permit unionism organization
lions and yet there but few mining in s where
unexcelled advantages
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THE IlNHOLY CONSIDERATIONS

Keng
the
whrwnd trip telling
they Wilson
a
condemnation OF he
their Assembly table
by
the
month.
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THE BLIND, LAUNDERING AlNAdONS

since September 23 1918 weak, inefficient incapable
faculty
thing the time the wrong thing at
right time, the may be and has been
the Of the trouble Anmn, ha. maintained
and nodded assent I'D aequesced
and misguided by Pat
his from The beginning Ia.
ahsa ubbng snd ms neso
things of il he is still babbhng
the hman opens his mouth unless he his foot
l-..
Ammons listened arst the labor sao and strike leaders I'M
Colorado listened Patterson
til he di.did himself and brought shame and disgrace
Ludlow and Forbes His advice
Chase field resulted only tying the hands Of the mill
tia mpcatng the situation From first
last ending the trouble has only
constituted authority. live.
He babblng am!essly Now
he breaking into print with statements that the state
recognizing will be ready shory to with
drawa Of the federal troops saying things that
aging for second
recton
Is there nobody who inject dimes worth of reasoning into
this woeful specimen of executive weakness
there anybody who shut him and keep him from rock
ing the boat2
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TRlPPED UP BY HIS OWN EVIL RECORD

In the gubnatorial this Thomas M Patterson has
been tripped up by his record.
it. His long
disturber with and defender Of law violation
well known. 1t commented most striking manner
last Saturday night by Republican candidates.
George Carlson record by the astonishing
showed that attorney Pat
ton his clients the Western Federation Of Miners and
BIZ and disorders Patterson accepted fees and became rh the
profession Of strife maker being very lucrative
Carlson declared that he opponent OF organized labor
wal opponent lAwess leaders.
He emphasized this
THAT THE UNIONS OR 0RGANI ATOMS OF LABOR WITH
WHICH PATTERSON WAS ASSOCIATED AS COUNSELLOR
WISER, WERE ONLY LABOR BODIES THAT HAD EVER MADE
TROUBLE COLORADO NE 81
Patterson first induced the of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners after strike started
which marked by Patterson defended the
that would decide the he thought they should
retiring the Patterson
editor has sympathzed with the industrial outlaws
and involved public other At the in
cepon year ago
by
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-10-27
LINEN SCARFS

l7x24 pure linen scarfs in com
ventional designs in packages con-
tanning six skeins of silk and one
complete lesson
PRICE 80. 80. 80. Soc
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partner and close friend Horace Hawkins chief counsel for the
United Workers Patterson
the counsellor and adviser during the coal
strike and for the i'll results
lsible 'H-
After 80 opposition Coorados and
development pepeualy other the
consequences of which the earding after be-
ling known end the the other trouble maker
he seeks to end his the chair.
substance:
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS AS DsTURBER PEACE OF
COLORADO IF THE EVIL RESULTS PAST YEARS IS THE
GROWING EFFORT OF HIS LIFE IF WERE HIM WOULD TAKE
THE GOOD BOOK AND IN SOLITUDE MY CHABER PRAY
GOD FOR FORGIVENESS" +, wa. Es .,as ..-.te
HE AUEVUNIENIS Ftsa
thing that in hundred Will INTO the Vo
merit consd
United
people
making
vicious
lature to it is ant pa
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We carry a line OF Linen
Linen Crash and Brown Linen,
Pillow Tops. Scarfs and Center
Pieces of an extra good quality.