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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10
Ward Smith, of the 42nd division Am

Ward Smith, of the 42nd division Am
erican Expeditionary forces, has arriv-
ed safely in France, according to word
received this morning by his mother,
Mrs. Emma Smith Before leaving New
York city, young Smith was permitted
to write q postal to his mother stating
that he had arrived safely. This postal
was then held up by the censor until
a cablegram was received that the 42d
Division had landed safely. Then the
postal was forwarded, as what he had
written in advance of sailing, stated
correctly his safe arrival. This will
doubtless be the means by which boys
of Company NJ will notify their friends.
Before leaving, a card can be written
safe arrival. Then when the
cable announces the company's embark
ing in France, the censor releases the
postal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Dance Sat night at Ryan hall. 1l-lO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10
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PENNEY.-In the city, Nov. 10, 1917,
Mrs. Lillian Penney at the age of As
years.
The body is at the Rigdon company
parlors. As yet no funeral
have been made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Secretary olcott has requested AT
torney General Brown to prepare the
ballot title for the proposed "bill for
an act to require tax collectors of the
state of Oregon to notify persons, firms
and corporations, owning real or per-
sonal property, against which taxes are
due and delinquent, of said delinquency.
The matter is initiated by C. s. Jack
son and R. w. Haygood of Portland, and
will be up to the voters at the general
election next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Big jazz Dance, Moose hall satur-
urday night. Hunt s Jazz band. Special
music by Mrs. Viola Holman. lilo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Evelyn Nesbit and her son, Russell
IThaw, in Redemption at the Liberty
tonight and tomorrow. Adults Is; chill.
dren Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10


It was the intention of the govern
ment's engineers to complete the work
ON one of the locks at Oregon City in
order that the river might be open for
traffic the first of this month. However
there has been some delay. At present
the indications are that the government
work will be completed by the 18th and
that the Oregon City transportation
company's boats will be put on at that
time. After being closed to river traf
fic for two months just at the time
when river transportation was most
needed by farmers along the river, the
chances are now good for boats running
once more in about a week or so.
The police found one of its regular
or rather irregular boarders last evening
walking around the streets and Just in
sure his safety, gave him a nice cell
to sleep in. His name is John johnson.
1t has been the custom of the police
when wanderer is found on the streets
to give him a pleasant cell in which to
sleep, rather than to have the visiting
hoboe take chance at an easy living
or begging in the residence sections
This is based on the proposition that
a wandering Willie is in better company
with himself snoozing in the county Jail
han to have him travelling around in
5he residence part of the city. No meals
Ire served. In the gray dawn of the
lext morning, the wandering one is
landed his hat, asked what's his hurry
md told to move on.
90
Only three years ago the flannel shirt /
ather indicated that man was occas- |
onally doing real manual labor. About |
his time next year, 1t will show that |
! man has big bank account and make |
i'm an object of suspicion to the in
ONE tax collector. For be it known,
lannel shirts will be scarce and high |
riced in the fall of 1918 and the price
Will be almost prohibitive to the aver
ge bank account. Trade papers so an
ounce. 1t is the same story with the
lue denim overall. They were selling
or 81 pair about three years ago,
II the standards. The wholesale price
Oday is $1.65 pair at the factory
nd going up. And it was only three
ears ago that Amoskeag ticking A.
/. A. was retailing at about Is cents
yard. Trade papers today quote the
anne ticking at 81 1-2 cents a yard
t the mill. Fruit of the Loom is 1S 1-2
ents and Lonsdale 19 cents yard
hOlesale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

The Cherrians Intend to hold their
jitney dances this winter and at the
same time they intend to show proper
spirit of patriotism. 1t has been decided
to give 20 per cent of the net proceeds
of each dance to some patriotic organ
ization or for some patriotic purpose.
The next dance is to be held Tuesday
evening at the armory and the war work
fund of the Y. M. G. A. will be present
ed with one fifth of the net profits of
the evening. Besides just regular dane
ing, there will be two special features
on for the evening, both of them worth
while.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Because 1t will be impossible to rem
der the balcony at the armory perfect
ly safe for next Monday night, all pa
irons of the lyceum course who hold
reserved seats for the balcony are re-
quested TO come to the box office af-
ter 8 a. M. Monday morning and OK
change their tickets for seats on the
lower floor. A large number of seats
were sold for the single attraction lass
Thursday that win be held for the
balcony season reserves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10


This Is a story that has been told
several times, but as there is hardly a
week more to tell it, here goes once
more: Nov. is is the last date for mail
ing parcels to France, according to post
office instructions. They will all be in
speeted at the Salem postoffice and GER
titled to here. Here are more instruc-
tions, direct from Washington: tParcels
must not be accepted for mailing un-
less they are securely wrapped and bear
the name and address OF the sender, and
unless they contain matter of such ma
ture as can be transported and delivered
in good condition. It might be well
to add once more that the clerk in the
Salem postoffiee are obliged to unite
zach package for inspection and there
Is nothing to be gained by doing ell
the fancy tying at home. These insruc-
ions expire next Thursday as the pos
al department says that is the final
lay for parcel post shipments to France
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Henri Scott at the armory next Mon
day. Single admission SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10
About a week ago members of the

About a week ago members of the
high school were wearing big flaming
buttons with the inscription 'fPulverize
Eugene.' This week the button and
badge is just as large, only the wording
is, Smash Albany for tomorrow the
Albany will take chance at each other
on the Willamette foot ball grounds,
the game beginning at 1870 o'clock. 1t
is understood that about 80 Albany
rooters will come down with the team
tomorrow morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Wood and paper poxes are now re-
garded as too valuable to burn in the
jolly up affairs of the high school on
te evening before a foot ball game.
Hence the 240 Sophomores who will
do the jollying for the game to be
played tomorrow, will show the right
patriotic spirit and conserving spirit
by doing the serpentfne and jollying ON
the streets this evening and then in
stead of the big bonfire, will go with
other members Of the school to the high
school assembly where a program will
be put on.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

About 10 o'clock last evening sever
al young folks were enjoying them
selves at 940 D street. They had left
their automobiles conveniently parked.
However it seemed that some who were
not invited also proceeded to enjoy
themselves in different way, as short
ly after 10 o o'clock tWo of the autos
were stolen. Police Officer Beatty was
put on the job and within short
time located both machines. After run
ming them into convenient field the
seats and tools were thrown ON the tops
of the cars. There is a state law that
makes it a misdemeanor even for any
one to climb into another man s ear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

Woolen socks more than boxes of
chocolates are needed by the boys of
Company NJ, The government does not
furnish the boys with woolen footwear
and if they are to have something to
keep their feet warm, it win be due
to the patriotic efforts of the members
of the Red Cross This information is
first Lieutenant Banta who is with soIn-
pany NJ at Camp Mills New York. As
soon as the boys arrive in northern
France there win be much greater
need Of wooden foot wear, as that eoun-
try is pretty cold in winter and it raius
there more than it does in Oregon late
in the fall. Hence the big hurry for
more woolen socks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

The statement OF the death OF Jos.
Fliegel was somewhat mixed in yester-
days paper. He died at the Portland
hospital Thursday at 3:45 a. m. After
a short illness of 8 days. His death
was caused by stroke of paralysis. He
is survived by five children, Mrs. A.
J. Thorsoig, Miss Marie Fliegel, of
Portland and Oswald L., Joseph T., and
Rudolph G., of Salem. The funeral was
held in Portland at $3.50 Friday. The
interment took place at the Rose City
Crematorium and the remains will be
taken to La Crosse, Wis, their home
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

The farmer with a shed full # beans
will just now be obliged to do the wait
ing game, as there is no bean market
and no buyers. Everything is awaiting
the action of the food commission a;
to the government price. While the
government may establish price that
it win pay, there is nothing to pre-
vent the farmer from getting what he
can for his beans. However, as in the
wheat proposition, the figure establish
ed by the government holds good with
all retailers and commission men, and
that necessarily makes the market price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-10

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-30
SOUTH CANON SCHOOL NOTICE

South Canon and Lincoln Park
schools VIII open on Tuesday. Sep
tember 4th. at the usual hours.
High school registration and sale of
High school books will take place on
Monday in the superintendent Office
from to 1e a. m. and l TO p. m.
Eighth grade pupi,s will register at
the High school building. All persons
desiring to take delinquent High
school examinations should report 10
the superintendent at once, and be
prepared TO take examinations on Sat.
urday. The principals of Lincoln
Park and Alcott schools will be in
their respective buildings Monday
from 2 to IL a. m. and l to D. m to
etnroll new pupils. sell text books and
attend to all other matters requiring
attention before the opening OF
school.
There will be no primary classes in
the High schcel building. Residents OF
South Canon will send their primary
children to the Alcott building. Resi-
dent of Lincoln Park to the Lincoln
Park school building.
ao5ti WI G. b. WARNER.
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HOWARD ITEMS

Mrs F. NJ. Alfred left last Thurs
day for Denver. where she will joir
Mr.. Alfred and son.
Mr.. A. II. Copiey is much better af
ter a siege OF Ia grippe and tonsii
tits.
Mrs. Chris Daub. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Daub and Miss Ada Wagner
spent Friday picking choke cherries
The cherries were the finest in many
years.
Mr.. J. r. Wagner has been ship
ping apples to Salida. His apples be
ing the largest and finest in the val
ley.
Mrs. Ashton and daughter. Carrie
are stopping on here for a few days
visit with friends. They will then
journey on TO Helper. Utah, where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Cunningham
Mrs. James Kirk. Mrs. George Gracey
and many others had a pleasant trir
to Hunts peak last Saturday.
Mrs. George Gracey. from Missouri
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
]. Kirk.
Mrs. Hatty Latham Is in Denver
this week having a cancer treated
Mrs. ]. II. Harvey is visiting In
Denver. She expects 10 be gone two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Alfred are visit
ing their son in Denver.
The people gave donation party to
the new pastor of Howard. Rev and
Mrs. Fulsom. There was large
corwd attended and all had good
time. The evening was spent in d
social good time and singing.
A crowd OF the young people wen,
20 Hunts peak. Those who reached
the top were Mrs. Gracey. David Ham
iiion. William Latham. George and
Johnny Cunningham. 1t.7ec feet being
too high for the rest Of the crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold snowden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Davis attended the
picture show in Ssiida Saturday night
Mr.. Bobbie Snowden. from Nortins
vie. Missouri. is visiting his brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs Harold Srow
Gen.
A party OF young folks went VI
Stout Greek Sunday picnicking.
Mrs. Novels. from Parkdaie. is Wis
itinS her daughter. Mrs. Dick Apple
bee.
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EXTENSION OF FURIOUGH
IS GRANTED TO OFFICERS

A ten days extension of furlough
has been given the men who received
commissions at the various Officers
reserve training camps OF the country
a couple OF weeks ago and they are
taking advantage of the time in ar.
ranging their business affairs before
entering upon their military duties
-Lient. Maple 7, Harl learned OF the
order in Pueblo while ON his way back
to the military cantonment at Camp
Logan II. Roots at Little Rock. Ar.
kansas. and returned here Monday
night for more extended visit with
his mother, Mrs. d. Il. Harl, at s17
Rudd avenue,
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SOUTH CANON

Mrs. John Houle of Westcliffe- came
down Saturday and is visiting friends
here She will return home the latter
part of the week
James Hepplewhite was operated
upon last Friday morning and is doing
nicely He expects TO be home before
| long.
Miss Catherine Ewell returned on
Monday afternoon from ten days
visit with Miss Judith Channings of
Westcliffe
Mr.. Ed Robbins drove up to Wet
Mountain valley last week on busi-
ness
Ford Cooley returned Saturday
from Solida where he has been in the
hospital for the past month suffering
from a crushed ankle. The accident
occurred in the mill at Red Cliff. Colo
RADIO. where Ford was working and
was very dangerous and painful. Ford
came back in time TO enter South
Canon high school where he will take
up his studies
Miss Caroline Clark came home last
| Monday after spending some time
visiting in weStcliffe.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rogers and
daughter. Marian. and Mrs. Beuiah
Lane and Mrs. Sarah Mccoy. motored
to Howard Sunday and spent the day
with the Freeman family there
The family of ]. T. Calvert spent
Sunday in the Wet Mountain valley.
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PARK CENTER

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Mrs. Cannie O'Brien and son Wal
do have moved into town
Miss Ora Nation is home for a
weeks vacation.
Miss Margaret Pearcy spent Sun
day at home.
Messrs. Fred and Lee Mattoon
spent Sunday on the Park
Miss Grace O'Brien. Miss Edith
Martin and Mrs. J. c. Collins and
Paul. Pearcy formed a party to the
swimming pool Friday evening.
Miss Clara Sahm and Mrs. Yetter
visited at the home of Mrs. L. F,
Hoffman Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Pearcy have
moved here from Cripple Creek
Miss Madge Shoemaker returned
Wednesday from Denver, where she
has been visiting.
A. A. Hoffman and family and II
E. Hoffman and family OF Eight Mile
were dinner guests at the home of
Mrs. L. F. Hoffman Friday.
Albert Grouse of Saiida has been
visiting friends on the Park
c. ]. Fredrickson and son Arthur
were business visitors on the Park
the first of the week.
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NOTICE OF 5oARp or EouALizA
TlON

! Notice Is hereby given that the
Board offCoun,y Commissioners OF
Fremont County. Colorado. will sit as
Board of Equalization OF said coun-
~. beginning on Tuesday. Sept. 4.
1917. and continuing from day to day
for not moro than 10 days for the ad.
justment and equalization OF the as
se<sment among the several tsxpsy.
ers of said county: the board win also
sit on Tuesday. Sept. Is. 1917. 10 hear
complaints OF persons dissatisfied
with any changes that have been
, made. and to adJus, the assessments.
C. A LINKINS.
County Clerk.
Canon City. Colo. Aug. 81. 1917.
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LINCOLN PARK
news NOTES

Guy Hayes Is doing delivery work
for the J. c. Giliin's grocery store on
Poplar avenue. and is learning TO
handle the motor truck.
Miss Mary DouSan, who has been
the Eues, OF Mrs. John Hobbs on Elm
avenue. the past few weeks, has re.
turned to take up her work OF school
teaching at Beione. Kansas.
Mrs. Case OF sherman avenue was
called by telegram Monday TO 70 ia
Kearney. Nebraska. to see her mother,
Mrs. Howe. who is seriously i'll at the
home OF a relative.
Lincoln Park school Is being reno.
waited this week preparatory TO the
opening OF. school, = W. Howes has
been appointed by the board of direct.
ors as care,aker of the building for
the coming year.
Miss Faye Bonjour. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. +. X. Geb
hard!. for some weeks. left Sunday
morning for her home al Onaga. Kan,
grade school at onaga
Mrs. Mearell kissinger and little
son left today for Trinidad. to visit
Mr.. Pearcy and from there they ex.
pect to so TO New Mexico to visit ac-
auaintances at Springer and other
points of interest there.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Biggerstafi
started Saturday from the top OF the
Royal Gorge with packed burro for
ten days outing over In the vicinity
OF the Sangre dc Christie range.
Hugh and Paul Logan accompanied
by Francis Green OF Tas, Canon. left
Monday on hike over the Greenhorn
range. expecting to scout around for
3 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray and
family drove through in their car from
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NEW DOWNTOWN Aors,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

II YOU have few dollars to invest
in proposition that will net you 50
per cent or more the first year do mot
fail to answer this ady.--nof mining
or oil. Your banker or lawyer would
sanction. Further particulars sent BY
addressing. Canon City Daily Record.
Box l. X. eo1ne
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NOTICE nF NnlI,xrMENr nA..

Estate OF Cora Draper. Deceased
All persons having claims ueains,
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
" Court Of Fremont County. Colorado
1917. :
ROBERT KERR.
Admtstrator.
Last nuh. Sept. 2Nth. 1911. t- J.
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JOHN seReEss TO us,r CANON

John Burgess, who is engaged in the
government forestry service with
headquarters at Deolres. Colorado is
expected to arrive here on Thursday
of this week 10 visit his mother. Mrs.
Anna II. Burgess. and other relatives.
He has been chosen in the seiective
military draft and will go to one OF
the army concentration camps on
September fifth
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HOME SATURDAY FROM WIS.
CONslN

Mr.. and Mrs. &. C.. Patton and sons,
. Clyde and Ralph. returned to Canon
City last Saturday afternoon from
Chain o. Lakes. waupaca. Wisconsin.
where they have summer cottage.
+. Mrs. Patton and sons were gone three
months and Mr.. Patton about thirty
days Good fishing and boating.
coupled with the fine climate. makes
that portion OF the country delightful
for summers outing. The Pattons
came home by way OF Chicago and St
Louis.
RETURNED TO MILITARY CAMP
Cleibert overman left on Sunday
morning for Fort Logan at Denver to
resume his military training as a
member of Company c.. First Colo
4 rado infantry. after a four days fur
Tough with home folks. In company
rado Springs from which place he
proceeded to destination by rail Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Sidebottom. who had
. been visiting here as guests at the j.
Il. Overman home on Greenwood ave.
niue. were also members of the party
as far as Colorado Springs They
!. were on their way back to Norton.
Kansas.
HERE ON WAY TO NJ. E. CONFER
ENcE
W. L. White OF Boulder. treasurer
CT the state organization OF the Ep-
worth League, is visitor in Canon
City today while on his way to Saiida
oattend the annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Colo
rado. Mr.. White has called special
meeting OF the members OF the local
chapter OF the Epworth League at the
home OF Miss Bessie .McQuown. 532
Pine avenue. At 1880 O'Clock this ey-
eninE TO confer In relation to religious
work and the best means to accom-
Isisn it, Al leaguers are invited TO be
present
weeks visit here as the guests OF Mr..
end Mrs. James Kettle at AT Rudd
asenue- Mrs. Ounce of Fruita. Colo,
yother OF Mrs. Kettle Jr met the
members OF the party in Pueblo and
accompanied them tc Chicago.
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Let whipple's supply the children
with school books this week. ii
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|HAV7J
S Gents a Line
eoeee~11o~~oo~o
FOR SALE-Cheap. surrey and two
road wagons. to make room sor
other goods. Frank p. Smith 1s4t1O
FOR SALE-Young Hoistein Jersey
Milk COW: fresh. and abundant milk
er. Arthur, West of. Soda Springs
3st2
FOR SALE-Black Diamond Dehorn-
ing Pencil. at Jones Feed store One
pencil will dehorn 5 calves from 10
days to 10 months old. Price $1.o0-
Forfeit of $500 for any calf that it
fails to dehorn. Call and get
one. 34p7
FOR SALE-Remington No. 10. first
class typewriter. $50. Florence r F.
d. l. Box SO. Fremont. 2o4ps
FOR SALE-Cadet suit, cheap. In
quire 1904 Main street 2o4pS
FOR SALE-Saxon 6-cylnder club
roadster automobile at a bargain.
Call Canon 4esJ. colts
FOR SALE-The Mrs. Eakin Baby
Grand Piano at bargain. and on
favorable terms. See ID. A. Jack at
The Boston Store. Florence. Colora-
do. 2ost12
WANTED-Goods secondhand tent. A
NJ. Dillow, care OF phone C17sR6.
2o1pS
MARRY Photos. descriptions free
Honest advertisers; no rich widow
fakes Plain sealed wrapper. Alpha
Rice, (B-7o) Charlotte. Mich. a0Sp6w1
FOR Fremont and counties in Colo;
prefer parties experienced in selling
medicine; good proposition. Acacia
Drug Co. Aurora, Colo. 20OpGw1
MAGIC words. secret. sure method OF
obtaining anything you want. Post
paid for dime. Ida Smediey, Isl
Miller. Brooklyn, y. Y. l99p12wI
THE big noise in song land. Good
BY. Farewell. Raus Nit Kaiser Bill"
Fifteen cents in stamps Success Mus
ic company. $50 Euclid avenue. Akron.
Ohio. 1s9plZWI
PILES Everybody suffering piles.
Fistula, assures. ufcsrations. consti-
patton, bleeding. itching. write; FREQ
trial. Positive. painless pile cure g.
U. Tarney. Auburn. Ind ls6p15w1
DRINK HABIT-My new discovery
stops men drinking with three doses
only; given in any liquid; safe. Sc
| cret.. sure: package by mail $l.00 DR..
Farnsworth. 2e5 Peterboro. Detroit.
Mich. 1sSp1swI
FOR SALE-one motorcycle. Excel
sior. Good condition. lois Rudd ave
nue.. eospS
FOR SALE-one bay mare. years
old. saddle and driving horse
Reasonable. S11 Beach av.. city. eoSps
| FOR RENT-One. two or three mod
ern light Housekeeping rooms. sit
Harrison. eo4ps
FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for housekeeping. $500 per month.
sos River street. s04p6
FOR RENTING four-rsom houses: /:
close in W. A. Chapsoa. SIS North
| Fifth street eosps
HOTEL KANE. 1921 Champa. Denver.
Colo. for working people: modern
rooms: special weekly rates. aoopswt
/ FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
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party OF young folks went up
Stout Greek Sunday picnickins.
Mrs. Novels. from Parkdaie. Is Wis
itins her daughter. Mrs. Dick Apple
bee.
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II the children get their sohoo,
books at whipple's now they will
avoid the crush.