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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09
DeN,soN DEFEATS CAIRO -
Local High School Team Wins Game
o. Football Saturday From Car
roll by, Score Of 1902 to

The Denison high school football
team defeated the Carroll high school
team on the latter's gridiron last Sat
urday afternoon to the tune of lO2 to
0. The defeat was decisive to say the
least and the Denison eleven convinc-
I ed even the Carroll boosters that they
have q real team. This was the first
game this season for the Denison team
hut notwithstanding this fact they
played like veterans and their team
work was excellent. D. e. Voss, who
Il coaching the team this year, Is very
proud Of the record made in this game
and while most of the material is
..xreen." he hopes to have a winning
eleven in the field. 81 /.
MANY Denison boosters accompan'
led the team to Carroll Saturday to
witness the locals in their first game.
The game was called at 1880 o'clock,
Carroll winning the toss and kicked
on to Denison. ,...
After less than two minutes Of play
Denison scored its first touchdown and
~ the total score indicates they cross
ed CAROLS goal line almost at Will:
Our boys played like clock work ana
did not display much individual work
which oftentimes is SO disastrous TO
team. They were particularly strong
on open formation and forward passes
and seemed to have their opponents
baffied. The line work was good. Dan
Voss, the coach, worked out practl-
cally all Of the available material in
this game and all showed up to such
good advantage that it is Impossible
at this time to tell just who will make
up the team permanently.
Coach Voss has furnished us with
tie schedule for the, season and 1t
looks as, il Denison will meet some OF
the best teams in the state. Several
dates are still open, but these will be
filled out in the near future. The
schedule is as follows: Friday Octob-
er 18th, Harlan at Harlan; Friday Oc-
tober 18th, Jefferson at Denison; Fri!
day, October 25th, Logan at Denison;
Friday, November LIST, Ames at Ames.
Below we give the lineup of the
uenison team:
n. Ell. Saggau, L. Rollins.
r. IA. Lorenzen.
y r. G.Fred Blocker, L. Moeller
&c. Norelius
i. CT. Smith 30.
u. T L. Strahan
t;,L. E. E. Saggau, P. Gebert
Quarter v. Boslough, Ted Weiss.
r.. He. Finn
.F.B.-Hagedorn .-..
u. H-Rex Moffitt Capt., McMini-
NEE.
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sale at his farm 2 miles east and "a
miles south of Dow City. Mr.. Binnall
has sold his farm and on account OF
his wife's health will spend the Win
ter at the springs and for these reas-
ons will sell his property. He is list
ing head of horses, IA head of cat
tie, SO head of hogs considerable
grain and hay and nice lot OF farm
machinery. Malone Bros. will cry the
sale and E. G. Virgins will clerk. Read
the announcement on another page
and plan to attend.
Poland China Boar Sale
..-..--.. Saturday, October 10 ..
Charles Speck will hold big type
Poland China boar sale at the Laub
sale pavilion in Denison on Saturday
afternoon, October 10Th. Mr.. Speck
will sell forty head, consisting OF 81
spring boars and fall boars. This is
his first annual offering of bOars from
his herd of big Polands which carry
the blood lines of such famous slres
as Grandmaster, Big Bob, Big Knox
Smooth Jumbo. Not an inferior ami.
NAL will go into this sale and every
animal offered is of quality worthy OF
his breeding. Malone Bros. will cry
this sale. Read the announcement on
page of the first section and be sure
and remember the date.
Duroc Boar Sale
Saturday, October ~
Breeders of Duroc swine will be in
terested in the sale OF 40 head OF pure
bred boars which G. B. McAndrews
and son, of Vail, will hold at the sale
pavilion at Vail on the date mentioned
above. The McAndrews herd of Du-
rocs are too we'll known to the farm
ers and breeders of this locality to
need an introduction at this time. Any
one needing a herd boar should by all
means attend this sale. N. G. Krasch-
ell will cry the sale and w. A. Mcguire
will clerk. Read the announcement
on page z of the first section for par
ticulars.
Shorthorn Cattle Sale -.
Tuesday, October Is
j. A. Richardson, of Wall Lake, is
using space in this tissue to announce
a sale of "a head of Shorthorn cattle,
which he will hold on the date men,
toned above at his farm four miles
south of Wall Lake, known as Sunny
Ridge farm. Mr.. Richardson is one
of the oldest Shorthorn breeders in
the state and his sale will attract
breeders from far and near. Fifteen
bulls and 40 females with 16 calves
at their side are to be sold in this SALE
N. G.. .Karschel is to cry this sale. The
appears on page 6 of
the first section.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09

FOR RENT: EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
located two blocks from business Sec
ton of city. House has just been
painted, rooms repapered and wood.
work refinished. Inquire at Review
once. f+.t .....N ... 41-tf
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Duroc Jersey Boar Sale
Tuocdov Ootohar %

B. A. Samuelson and son, who re-
side Az miles north of Kiron, are u.s.
ing space in the Review this week to
announce sale of 46 head of Duroc
Jersey boars which will be held at
their farm on the above date. Their
herd is one of the best in this section
of the state and will afford an OppOr-
tunity for breeders of this strain to
secure good herd boar Read the
announcement on page of the first
section.
i. 1873 Acre Farm at Auction
4, Monday, October IA
Fred LEM is using space in this, is
sue of the Review to announce the
sale of his 1873 acre farm located 11a
miles north Of TDenison, which will
take place on Monday, October ,14th.
Mr.. LEM has been elected manager
of 'the Godbersen Corn Husking Ma
chine company at Council Bluffs, and
on account Of that will dispose Of his
farm. Here is an excellent farm with
good improvements For details see
his announcement on page 5 of the
first section. Malone Bros. will cry
the sale. . 1E
TOO Acre Farm at Auction
Wednesday, October 16 =
~ H. F. VonGlah will sell his 100 acre
farm located in Jackson township at
public auction on the date mentioned
above. Teaquist and Mclaughlin will
cry the sale. For particulars see the
announcement on page 5 of the first
section. 4$i.t - ~ -,-.s
Chester White Boar Sale
Monday, October 81 49,, !
j. L. Barber, of Harlan, uses space
in this issue to announce sale of SO
head of Chester White bears which
will be held on the date mentioned
above at Harlan, Iowa. Mr., Barber
has an excellent herd and his an.
nouncement will be. read with inter
est by breeders OF the Chester White
strain. -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09
Chester White Boar Sale
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank. our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sym.
pathy shown us during our recent sor-
row. . .-a.'s. 10 =
R. w. Bamford and Family
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FOR SALE: ROUND STEEL TANK
2x6 feet. Phone 1861. 41-2%
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09
SALE DATES CLAIMED

Frank BinnaIi's Sale
Thursday, October II
! On the above mentioned date Frank
Binnall will hold general auction
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09
WEEK END MENU.
MINT RELlsHEa

-
1HROM the nurseryman or from the
bank Of roadside stream You
can get few plants, and these
win thrive as well in your yard or
window box as anywhere else.
Mint Sweets.-Here is a delicious
confection light and dainty enough for
4 tho most fastidious and much more
appropriate for a summers day than
heavy chocolates. Select only the most
attractive and most perfect leaves, nei-
/ ther too old nor too small. Wash them
carefully and let them dry by spread.
Ing them out on fresh piece Of old
damask. Then in scrupulously clean
stewpan make ready sirup, using
cup OF water to cup of graduated
sugar. Cook until it strings or forms
( : 6ne thread. Remove the sugar from
the fire. and, taking each mint stalk,
one At q time, by the stem, dip it into
the sugar sirup. Place them on piece
Of oil paper on platter, and when
they have become slightly hardened
dust them literally with granulated
sugar cots. d.
Mint Jelly. Many persons make mint
Jelly by means Of gelatin, but III you
wish 4 Jelly that will keep well it is
better to- use an apple or crabapple
foundation. You may use either fresh
apples and make the jelly for the oc-a
{ casion or use apple jelly that you have
onshand. To make it in this way gather
Il good sized bunch Of mint stalks, wash
II carefully, bruise by breaking the stalks
and leaves in the hands and steep in a
pint Of boiling water, allowing the
mint leaves to boil minute In the wa.
I Ter before taking 1t from the fire. Aft.
4 er It has stood for a time strain of
the liquor and add an equal amount of
& graduated sugar. Allow this to boil
! TO- Thick silup. When slightly cooled
add the apple jelly, heat till it has be.
come melted and put up as usual in
Jelly Jars.
Mint Sauce.-The best mint sauce is
made Just from the leaves and only the
tender part Of the stalk. Strip dozen
stalks IN this way and cut up with a
sharp knife on q clean white board. !
Put In an earthen pitcher and add a.
Ahaaping tablespoonful of sugar, pref.
E'sA,;ably brown. Place cupful OF wa.
III; md cup of vinegar in saucepan
bring to boil. Pour this on the
u Ne 4eaves. Allow it to stand for sew.
" hours and stir carefully just be.
I'll se;rving. II poured into a bottle
II n kept corked this mint sauce will
kon indefinite period, although the
nm freshly made has fresher
Achser flavor.
M4~ : 7
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-09

Miss Mary van kIeeeIs in charge of
q new woman's division Y, the war de.
partment, will be- responsible for the
maintenance and housing1 Of women
who work in Uncle Sarps munition1
plants. In fact, her sup Frvision ex::
tends to women working IN private
plants a. we'll. Women supervisors
will be names for each district where
women work, and one Of the innova-
lions which will add to their weII-be-
ina will be the establishment Of can,
teens, where they may obtain whole.
some food At reasonable prices. ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Found How 10 Save
ChICkSFrom DIarrhoea
Mr.. hittinger Is Sorry He
Didnt hnoU About This
Easy Way Sooner.

ont o' hatch Of l5 chicks, shout =?
had taken iH@ diarrhoea when the Avi'
10. 'hWr. Immediately gave them some
ana br tho second day the trouble was
checked. and now they are all as livsb
a. 'urbcts Last week I took of another
us''h " a.. and gave them Avicol and 80
''r no evidence of diarrhoea has appeared
ONLY ~st hAd known OF Avieol sooner
Hayu tried dozen other remedies, bot
''nN did not do the work \. kittin
ger B0t UgH. Wiliows Cal
Mr kltungsr saved his chicks ~ very
easy wA} by putting some Aviool IN The
drinking water You can Try IT, as be did
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500 package Of Avicol II you don
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lu turkeys and all other bo~el diseases OF
poultry tell us aud your money will be
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Nvtrnl shows positive results in a. hours
I' rsNvss the dropping chicks and helps
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
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DR. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for caomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
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all who know them.
Or Edwards Olive Tablets act gently
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DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are pure
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
PUBLISHERS WOULD DIRECT
VOLUNTARY CENSOR BUREAU
hoIN'"cli Rogers, Retiring President
Wants Practical Newspaper
Men Put In Chnrrc

NEW YORK. April 26 AS tho ne.
suit nf a suggestion made befor,
the American Newspaper Publishers
association on Tuesday by Hopewcl
Rogers. lw retiring president. the
organization decided To seek co-oper.
alton boy tho government In establish
ing q voluntary censorship bureau
composed of practical newspaper
men
Mr. Rogers IN his address alluded
10 wasted efforts In tho prcpara-
ion of government publicity matter
and cRssed the governments publ
.ci" department. as "incompctcnt and
.disloyal" -
Ind"r tho plan proposed today a
committee ~ trained Journalists
would he selected to gather from
IN" various departments such news
as would be. Of Interest 10 the public
and OF value in the prosecution Of
tho war and nt the same time clint
nate such material as publishers re-.
gard as unimporiant thereby saving
the time and effort gov used in send q.
lug out copy which reaches waste
baskets
\ committee 10 confer with tho
government departments on this
project Will hc appointed before the
convention adjourns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
M'ADOO PLACES ORDER FOR
10000 BOX AND COAL CARS
American Car and Foundry Company
Contract on Basis ~ Five
Per Cent Bfuft

WASHINGTON, April 26 --Ordcrs
for 30 600 box and coal cars to cos,
in the aggregate between $4,000, 900
and igo.oOO.OOO we're placed today
by Director General McAdoo with
. the American car and Foundry Co
n, fixed prices which will represent
about per cent profit Announce
ment ~ exact prices and Epec,tica.
,ions was withheld pending compile
ton NJ contracts for construction ~
~. 900 additional cars by other manu-
Ctcurers with whom John Skcltou
Williams the railroad administra
TONS director ~ purchases, Is ncgo-
tating over prices,
Two STYLES Of each Kind NJ ear
we're ordered An will have steel
bases and frames but viii contain
IA maximum " wood 10 save steel
FOR the nations shiphulding pro
gram They viii %" completed with
ing ak months and hc put into scrv-
leo for fan and winter hauling This
iS tho rust order for rolling stock
placed bv tho railroad administra.
tiun D. probably will be- followed
soon bt contracts for the cNustruc-
ton NJ about one thousand loco.
motive, Tho ordering has been dc.
l1Ncd hy disputes over prices m,
original bids ut tho builders proyid
ing Tor 10 per cent or more profit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Ss"et"e ''s"N Tha frat
2OOYEARS

For more than 200 years fiahriem,
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Holland. has been recognized as an
infaIlible relief from all forms or
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very age In proof that 1t must nave
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II YOU are troubled with pains or
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
REQUA DENIES HAVING ANY
PETITIONS ON OIL PREMIUM
says Interference In Question Is In
Contemplation just ms Is
Everything ilsc.
Worlds WAshington Bureau,
COS RlVKE Hldg

ora " hhlhGloh hhIthNi
e02 Rigs hlde.
WASnISGTON. April 26-Fuel
ON Director Mark l.. Rcqua today
most emphaucally denied that any
Independent oil men or anybody else
had pTfironcd aim to intervene in
the matter Of premiums on oil.
well. Is 1t contemplated 2'- Re
qua was asked by The World repre-
sentative.
"Of course IL Ia IN contemplation,
was his short answer, and then nc
qualified it by adding, everything
under the sun Is In contemplation.
We contcmpltc cutting down the
production Of gasoline and contcm-
/ plate thousand and one things.
/ but there is no. contemplation Of
any immediate action being taken
In reference to interfering with pre-
MUM contracts any more than there
is any immediate danger OF carry
h ing out any one Of the thousand and
one things We have in contempla- -
tion
/ ~ DO believe. however, that 70
would serve the oil Industries better
. II there were uniform price tn the
mid continent fields" he continued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

and bowels. by eating out the lih'ne
membrane, producing chronic dys'
pep.Ia and often entirely running 'ne
neslth. ,-,,,
6 s is made entirely OF genus
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and barks possessing properties INA, ,o
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ana and polsons from the blood. :, .,,.r, :.
rs safe treatment Tor l'heu''5 lfrI I,,.srs
Sa,N' o,',' pi...ses BLOOD Poison. and an
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hen' II is a ktaudard remedy
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
LONDON SUGGESTS. SHIPS BE
SOLD TO PRIVATE COMPANIES
Correspondents Argues They VII Bc
Disposed Of " Governments !
VIZ quit " Owner

LIVERPOOL April Is The Lon
don s,urrrspondcnt ~ the Daily Post
SAYS that suggestion NJ interest
tu shin owners ls being made with
regard to standard ships built and
registered iu tho name OF the ship
ping controller from other countries.
notably the United states and Japan
when the government goes out of
the ship owning business, and 1t Is
suggested that tho vessels should be
uut up az auction now ana pass into
tho ownership ~ private firms he
ms treated exactly in tho same way
as ships requisltloued Tor the period
NJ the war which are used by the
government but remain the property
OF their original o7nerA O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
SAND SPRINGS GIVEN
.TW0-STAR HONOR FLAG
Celebration Of Liberty Day Most
Enthusiastic In History
Of City,

with Uncle sam" and "Colum-
b,a' leading A parade q NH" and a
hair long sand Springs Yesterday
celebrated Liberty dag The para3"
was participated In nv the city ON
r'a's The boy scouts the children OF
The ruhIiS schools. the E,d cross and
an ORGANIZATIONS ~ the city
sand Springs quota FOR the third
Liberty loan was $4,000. ana 10 ,!s:e
tal 600 has been turned boz The cele
hritlu0 was tho most enthusiastic
ever held ln that city, G. : Avcvy
county manager OF the thlrl Liberty
loan made the presentation speech
~ the honor Flag TO the city. and
Mr. I,awsuu accepted tho flag IN
behalf Of the. city This Flag has
Two stars scwFd In the white field
nearest the staff and Sand Springs
i9 proud Of the honor bestowed on
her hy the government All cities
that exceed their quota are given
these llaEs For doubling the
quota. they have "A star in the white
field for trebling the quota a sec
]
now trying FOR third star
At the handstsnd In the public
square. G. : Avery. county mani
ger. introduced Ice Lcvrriuc. who
made talk on tho utility ot the Lib
"riy loan. He next introduced Adit
Robert Arhour. who held the audi
"ncc enthrallcd FOR an hour and A
half with his wonderful talk on war
conditions In France
There were nt least 800 pcople
I'm the crowd around tho b1udstand
TO hear Adlt Arbour make his talk.
ana ev"ry one ~ them shook hands
with him AZ tho conclusion.
The county manager and a dele
gation from Tulsa viii co TO Ilrokcn
Arrow this afternoon to hcIp in the
celebration there. AdIt Arbour will
also 70 ana deliver his message
there
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
NAPOLEON ONCE SAID

.., rootsore Army l. An Army Half De
featrd Men IN Tratning Camps. 10 Gan
tonncnts In tho Nrmy and Navy suite'
from hisiers and sore spots on their feet
Ever, Comfort XII should contain one
or more boxes Of Aliens Foot Ease, the
sntiscprc powder 10 shake igio the mos shoe,.
II freshrns the tired aching smatsrhhk LIZ
Zee, And hrals blisters and sore spots.
Trattsbufr IAwp. Mauual Adyises men
traintnr to make daily use Of Foot hAsc
Sold everywhere, 25r.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Known for so Years at the
Best Remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Catarrh, Scrofula,
Skin Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that 'he
forest and the field are aoundahuS
supplied with vegetation OF various
kinds. that furnish tho Ingredients
for making a remedy for practically
every IN and silment of mankind.
Medicines made from roots. herbs
and barks which Nature has placed
at tho disposal Of man, are better
than strong mineral mixtures ana
connections. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts OF
the system. especially the stomach
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
Oklahoma Briefs

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i.Elp April GO The hoard -
| education 1ts increased the sa'hr c7
/ "f 80 teachers employed no the ''y
/ a. h""'s 20 ptr cent
! rITl,kAsliA. Apru g6 .t. ".
/ Bradford a,IJ. rl.d llrcutz, upon
I q uI'p OF ruINo has been sentenced
uary rur passing bogus check
.trtc.II weeks ago
TA.NID SKA Au,u ID .Tuanks
fa the efforts ~ CONGRESSMAN Gcrt
r.sIu,rl. and a1,ounf. au, from tuc
November taIr- vii. n, paid uuf as
rapidly a. puss.nI, This per capita
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
KIomon < Nord

t225 and up. Terms from
IS per month. We are
proud ~ this sturdy
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took all We could get
~ many dealers do. ths
prize might easily BE-
t1O0 instead OF ses5
We save you the com
mission you pay for else
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ssnuins planoIss .s. .sa S.:, S.:,
player pianos In tbs
World are offered N
stairway. weber, stsek
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amos. As fsstory distri.
butors our price Is from
$3.50 II you want some
hing very choice write
for eatAIoE and dssorip
ton Lowest Prices IA
L. 8.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-27
PLAYER Piano

1855 Terms SIS per mo.
This beautiful ins,ru
msnt can only he com
psYed 10 instruments
costing slsewhs- from
$3.50 TO $3.50 II IL not
only beautiful piano
Of splendid action for
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fully human player pi'
Ano. II Ia both edueA-
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At . lesser price our
AFOLtAN Player st45.
and our ELBURN Play
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many $3.50 plsyert sold
elsewhere.
Csll 10 see and hear
or write for catalogue Of
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ing Instruments