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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08
MOTHS DETEST NEWSP.

I'm ONT forget, in putting 4
ter clothes away for tn
Eseason, that moths hate G
~ newspaper almost as nj
they do gum camphor and tai
The good housewife begins
newspapers weeks in advanl
wraps each garment in many s.
out-of-date news, springling
moth balls inside the garment.
an extra precaution. There i
no crevice where moths can
trance, and It is best to w
bundle several times, one II
newspapers overlapping the OF
BandboXes may be prepa.
mothproof storage places by liz,
hoX first with newspapers, allow
papers to fold over the upper
the box for six or eight inche.S
the cover on tightly and then i
the overhanging newspaper oli
cover, and tie securely. Line II.
IN winch garments are to be pf.
with newspapers and spread
pers and a sprinkling of mob
between the layers of garment
All these precautions, hoyeJi
go for naught unless evef hir /!
put away is first thoroughly
and aired. Pockets should beI
inside-out and brushed; and
carefully under collars and cu{ h
winter clothes and worsted q II
hang in the air and sun TO Y
nours on a bright day after I =.
'ugh brushing. And do not d
any winter blankets unwashed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08

ing company with silken fabrics, laces
and soft chiffons, is a more luxurious
affair than the sturdy sport corset or
;he rust-defying swimming corset that
goes daily into salty deeps. But dane
ing corsets have some of the same
qualities that make athletic corsets so
comfortable and so healthful. Dane
ing is a pretty strenuous exercise, but
an exercise which brings special strain
on the back and on delicate organs
rather than on shoulder and arm
muscles The dancing corset is built
to support the back and protect organs
that might otherwise suffer strain
from long continued dancing. 1t has
no bones over bust or hip but just
enough boning at the waistine to keep
the frock trim and graceful.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08

HA RASSIERE and bandeau-some
HaA ines both used ogether-supple
"a 81 uent the corset and give the fig
0asI Gre correct lines under summer
l'ock and sheer blouse. SO popular
are the dainty brassieres that they
! nave almost banished the more sturdy
corset cover entirely: but there are
/ wise women who realize that the faith.
/ iuI corset-cover has its uses and re-
fuse to part with it altogether and to
rely on bits of lace and ribbon as an
only alternative.
a brassiere is such simple thing
to fashion that any woman can con
coc- half a dozen of the pretty things
in an evening or two, and tuck them
between sachets in her lingerie draw
cr. All one needs is some lengths of
ribbon and lace, a little narrow elastic
and sewing materials. The brassiere
must be wide enough to reach from
armpit TO waistline; and. of course, the
higher mp ii comes, the more modest II
is under sheer blouses. 1t requires no
shaping, unless II is to be worn by q
woman with rather full bust Then
the brassiere must be wider at the
front than it is at the back so that it
will reach we'll up over the bust and
also meet the waistlne. Sometimes
this extra width is given by inserting
= motif of lace or other trimming be
tween the upper and lower strips of
fabric; and sometimes the lower strip
is merely rounded upward across the
center front. the center and top strips
following this upward curve across the
front Of the garment Usually, how
ever. brassieres are straight around
and a narrow elastic is run through a
casing at the lower edge to hold the
firmly and keep it from rid
ng up on the figure.
There IS quite an art in getting the
shoulder straps exactly right. 1t all
depends on the slope of your own
and the adjustment of
houlder straps on one woman's bras
iere will rarely fit another woman |
Without some slight alteration. Have
he shoulder straps far enough from
he arms TO keep the straps from sag
ing down over the top of the arm
distressingly untidy effect beneath a
heer blouse-and have them taut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08

Then baste the strips lightly to each
other. not sewing this time through
the paper. Now cut away the hastings
at top and bottom, remove the paper
foundation. trim off the projecting
points of lace and ribbon along each
edge and bind with strips of ribbon
that Will form castings; the top casing
for a narrow ribbon to tie across the
bust and the lower casing for elastic
at the waistlire. The ribbon and lace
strips may be sewed together by hand
or machine and the front edges of the
brassiere may be bound with ribbon
and fastened with invisible metal
snaps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08

~ ~ lover, and most of the
will lend him a helping !
" ward matrimony, but Z
inss Division of the TreasH
ment at Washington. in it
to make thrift a happy haH
covered that the Governmei
Savings Stamp is the true pract
to the little cherub with the b
arrows.
1t may be laid down as an
that Cupid achieves his best
with the thrifty young man q
thrifty young woman. The saw
zen, other things being equal,
earliest and happiest. The you.
with a modest investment feel
in undertaking marital duties
sponsibilities. The young woml
a little sum laid aside feels d,
marrying also, and is better pi
for matrimony. 4
So the government Is offei
War Savings Stamps and \
Stamps, which are the visil
dences of the campaign to tr;f
the United States from a ma
spenders into a nation OF saver
Investment TO all contemplati
trimony. The War Savings \
and Thrift Stamps are the bf
safest security ever offered to
zens of the United States. TIL
est sums can be invested at
Thrift Stamps, which grow IL
Savings Stamps. War Savings
pay interest at the rate of mo
four per cent. compounded qli
The money invested in War
Stamps is always available, al
the accrued interest it can be
any time. on ten days notice
nearest postoffice.
The thrift habit acquired
marriage is likely to continue
ried life, and it makes 1or 6
individual life, a better sA.1ily
more efficient community life. h
more complete national life. 7
lily with a tangible stake in \
fairs of its government is a X
benefit to itself, to its neighb
to the country as whole.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08

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sun. "..'' ''' "e','o coat ana Ia.i"'I-
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st,,-,,..l.,. "',.. ."' ',ulN5 rs Il very
so r,sl,f,,,.,5 ~ ~. pU' SUpP'e "l"
tir,rs ,ro',,,....i '''. Jttu j" ne some
tbor. fs ~, ,.,.,.,l o'',''., oi Inc 'l'''
tho ttfo.t. ',',''''s u. '.' .'pII' owe.
molas 49,, 4.,'.5'o'' OIL 'He IFonl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08

s '"'t''i 'ni' I'''l l. VI tI' iN'ii''''''
d wardrobe that the wen uieSse'
woman now mas haIl uo@e'
, o"' 'o'Sc'S MleIe one o' W. 81
rl,a,. ~ S"''''c io' ''ii NV t,,,,
...., "'o ooISe' ''uIlNs 'S WeN ',9 i'',
''"" every i'i &c
- -, ,''i''i i'VeP'''''' io' 1oi .,.,.,
"n'io" COM par iIeh'S IlneN W.,
sun vi NclNeT 90 '''''
'i i'9 SUM I'ppou cO'e' may ~
".N''' ScP''I".e'E'
All Ihese dalhJy coISets are kept J."
"o"uOlIuI cohul'Ioh Dy ulI!gehl IauH
maui 4HtIe are no SlIaSEIIHE D''7 VI
lu'e trimming or pohes pohInE 'IlI QUE IL
'"e corset laprlc' Inc corset Is sc"'
10 cieaher ana repalrer at frequent
lH'eINaIS 10 pe kept IN Spic-"pah' per
4t'I cohul'loh ana 10 us IaSl Iholileu. +.
ol "ear' IL retains us ShapeIheSS anu
iS dalhjihess' present1bIe "pJee'
among Mllady $ lingerie beIonsIhSS
as corSeiS OF other times nave NOT al
ways been by any means just before
MiIady planned TO discard the ola
model for new one.
Athletic Corscts Hygicnically Planned
When the modern woman goes in
]
worth-atbIetjc,Il No an,ta,risb
dabbIing ot tonnis or ro1f hut ro,I
enosbinc etrol.os' +bot ,,n, tto ro,,in.
inc e,rne an , mr. ,,itb r,,scl,iinn of.
forts No tirnid froIicir,. ,.,t, ,,.,,.o.
lets tbot inst dnr,,o,, tI,o a-,l.lo.. t,,t
a renl e,,.ir, o,,t ,T,,,rs. ,,l,,,l, .,,l
tup,hlo hro,l,or. Al ,bis s.rar,,o,,g
induIpenco II, oc,i,,o sno,.ts n,ao,s conc
kind of - corset th,+ viii ph,o tbo
necossar,. eerro e,,rnort sofor,,ard
organs that rnirbt otberv,ise he
strained pnd mako q reat and attrac. !
rive silhouette in co,,tirotfor ,ritb
snar- snort toggo,,. ,I,bis d,.,,o,d ror
a nroner corset bas Leor odocu,tol,,
met NV tho corset ,napur,cturers who
have brought intelligence 1knov,ledre
of bvgjene and vast evnerionco in tba
art of producing good figure lines TO
the solving of the problem of athletic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08
The Riding Corset Has Special
Feat:Irys

Two rsparate and distinct things
must a riding corset accomplish; it
must make the riding coat over it
look perfectly stunning in lines: and
II must afford the rider absolute COM
fort and freedom of movement in the
saddle-not when she stands or sits
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08
CUPID HAS A NEW

~ r COURSE all the world
m lover, and most of the
N will lend him a helping !
" ward matrimony, but y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

smooth and vclyety | especially rec
pum'nd n for frechles. tan. nun tpots.
coarr. pores. dark, hallOw, rough SKIN.
ruddincss, wrinkles. and In fact, every
hl"With the face. neck. hands and arms
af" heir 10. II your neck In dark on.
application OF this berwillo Oatmeal
combination viii make II look M white
as lily. II Is absolutely harmless and
viii not produce or stimulate a growth
u hair. No matter how rough snd un-
gninly the hands and arm. or what
abuses they have had through hard
WORK Sud exposure 10 the sun nnd WIND
this prescription will work wonderful
transformation in - hours ~ the most.
IhpusHnds who have used n have had
iuo same results ~ | have had.
NpTt-To ret tho best effect be sure
iu follow ilo complete directions CON
'siucd IN every packFgo Of berNillp.
You nave ouly tu. get deTwtilp and out
meal YOU need nothing else and II s
80 simple lhpt any one can use n. ana
30 inexpensive that any girl or woman
can afford II, DruggE's and depart
msnt stores guarantee that there Will
bs a noticeable improvement after fifst
! application or they viii refund the
money II IL sold IN this city Mt all
! toilet counters ur-fer a money refund
Kuarsntt. by all department stores ana
! druggists. including the Westfsll Roach
a. NcAzy aud the Crosby stores.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
ClemenceQu
Will Resign
Before Jan. |
Elections Next Month Will
Show Feeling Toward
Labor Policy,

PARIS, Oct. 9-Premier Glenn
enceau will resign either toward the
end Of November, Immediately after
the elections to the chamber Of depu.
ties, or after the senatorial election,
which are scheduled for January !.
The elections to the chamber mex,
month will be OF the greatest politi-
cal importance because the votes. o-
pecially those Of the soldiers, will
show the eountry's feeling toward 4
definite labor policy, especially with
regard TO a settlement of the present
labor problems.
Ari,tide BRAND Is spoken OF as
the ''tiger's' successor, though Rene
Vivian, who has been premier
stands q chance Of regaining that Of
flee in case the present chamber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Parliament
Will Rush
Irish Plans
Government by Force Is
Futile, ate Decision,

Z LONDON, Oct 9.-Definhs plans
TO rush q settlement Of the Irhh prob
lem wers discussed At yesterday,
meeting Of the cabinet. II WAS decided
that when parliament reeonvenes On
October l2 the government will press
IL 10 make an effort for . permanent
solution OF Treland's case, and com
mittee will fr appointed to decide the
details. =.
The ministers agreed that Il would
he fatal to continue the present stale
mate, and also that government by
force in Ireland Is futile.
In order 10 aid the solution fresh
minds not connected with previous ei'
forts will be impressed for the next
attempt. 1t is believed. however. that
Lord French and Chief Secretary
MACPHERSON who have led the recent
program Of force, will be on the new
committee.
The cabine. Is said 10 have agreed
not TO force Ulster into the proposes
Irish parliament II is believed the
government will propose to exclude tht
six Ulster countie, from the scope OF
the new home rule bill, though III,
latter will contain provision b,
which any OF them can by vote O
the electors join the rest OF 1relant
and be represented in the parliament
a, Dublin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
CABLING RATIFICATION
HELPS TRADE RESUME

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-in the
event Of the ratification OF the treaty
BY the United States, time may he
saved, according to government Off
cials by cabling the ratification to the
French foreign minister, who is the
depository Of the ratiiications. The
written instrument would then follow
BY messenger.
The time 80 saved would conducc
TO . more prompt resumption OF trade
relations with Germany and should
there he an early ratification feliewed
by The presidents proclamation Of de-
mobilization Of the army the "wets
might be given smother spell Of free
dom before the prohibition amendment
taes effect BY restoring to cable ths
advantage gained BY England, Franc.
and Italy In ratifying in advance OF
the United States would also be dis
counted considerably Il 10 pointed cat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

New York II 4, my own discovery
and Il takes Just one application 10 get
such marvellous results. sny6 Mae Ednh
wilder. when her friends ask her about
her wonderful white skin and tho I'M
proved appearance Of her hands hnd
arms You Csn do the same tniug "
you follow my advice, she says tee
II Is my duty 10 tell every gifl "r
woman what this remarkable pi'sct'p.
ton did for me Just think of ~ ~.
this change in a single application
never lire u telling others Just what
brought about such rcmarkhil" y.
suits. Here II the identical ptcs'fIptiuu
that whitened my skin and femo'ou
every defect from my face. n"cb, hanGs
and arms Intil you try u you can
form no idea Of the marvellous ,hhng"
II viii make The prescription which
you can prepare at your own homs u
as follows. Go 10 any grocery iui go
10 cents worth Of ordinary oatmeal
and from any druS store bottle 81
dtrwillo. Prepare The oatmeal as d.,
r.ctsd In every package OF derwillo and
apply night and morning. The f'-'
| application win as,onish you. II make
the skin appesr white, transparent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
GOING UP.

GOING UP
When the gets two husdred dollars weekly
Sociologists will to think II odd
II the bawny shouldssd porter Of the aeedu brick and mortar
Gets . hundred the chauffeur Of the hod
When the stsvedors gets bucks hour
1t will not give other people such shock
That his husky hwed apprentice filled with bitter discomfort
On q less amount for walopng the dock.
when the painter gets ten thousand bucks snnum
He will not have reason to be sore
II the help that he asks land gets the self
That he used to draw himself before the
When the blacksmith gets the average bankers income
II should him d dismay
gmy visaged fellows he employees 10 blow his bellows
Want to draw At least q pay tellsrs pay.
when the plumber has to have big retainer
He should not ~ filled with great concern
helper gets unquet and declares he'll start riot
II his labors do not pay 4 vast return
And the actor doesn't need to get unhappy
When the stare hand makes a loud and rancous roar
And declines lift the curtain till he knows that he 10 certain
To be paid much Ethel Barrymore
So when svsrybodys wages have bsen boosted
And the workers got the wages that they ask
When whatever doiAg baking chauinG printing brewing
What you get 10 nicely suited to your task
Every lad that's paid little less thss you
Will eompAis that hs 10 worssd In the game
Wages b Ysadustsd I'LL the whole darn world busted
But the same old rows win happen, just the camel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
VALLEY ASSOCIATION
URGES PRODUCTION

CHICAGO. Oct. Q. - Resolutions
calling for increased production as the
best means Of relieving the strain on
the law Of supply and demand were
adopted late yesterday a, a melting OF
the Mississippi valley association
Earlier the president, II. r. Mefrick Of
Chicago had pledged the organization
and all it, resources for the destfuc
ton Of bol.heyis,ic tendencies IN this
country.
we are In need Of more sane IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Reds Claim They
Unearthed Plot

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 9.--Discovery
and Illustration OF an extensive anti
bo'shevi.t plot I, described in the boil
shevit organ Ixvestia, According to
the story, when General Denikine
entered South Russia the national
centriN party planned rebellion. The
plot. however. was nipped in the bud,
Several members Of the party were
arrested in Moscow and Petrosrad be-
sides members OF technical and mali
tary clubs and several generals,
princes, teachers and minor military
officers, who had communicated in
formation to Denekine and Yudes-
itch. Sixty-seven persons were con
demned and executed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
RECIPE FOR CORNS
Here 10 . Simple Recipe That
Will Take OF Corns With.
out Pain or Danger.

II 10 not only useless but painful and
dangerous to cut off q corn. II IA
Just like tho hair on your face. The
more you shave II of. the faster II
grows out
You can remove them In the pri-
vacy Of your own homo without pain
or danger Simply get q small bottle
Of Cactus Corn Compound. at any
drug store and paint the corn with Il.
In a few days the corn will come off.
without any pain. aud no sore feet
to interfere with your work.
A bottle Of Cactus Compound costs
only few cents and 10 enough 10
take of dosens Of corns. Full dirsc-
tions come with each bottle Any drug.
gist will refund your money II you are
not satisfied tAdv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
|, v. v. AND REDS
WILL Be FL00RED
BY MISS. VALLEY
Going to Smash Soviet Flat,
Speaker Says,

CHICAGO, Oe. 9.-Ihe entire
voting power OF the Mississippi Val
ley association backed by SO.UWW
population, including RW0m farm
ers. willsbe used against bolshevi'm
and the !. W. W. Harry II Merrick,
president OF the association, made this
statement last night to the delegates
attending a session OF zone six"
I'VE are gong to ge' the people
back 10 the constitution OF the United
states said Mr. Merrick. I'VE are
going to sec to il that the soviet and
wha, i, stands for IS smashed 50 flat
that YOU can't pick it up with scoop
shovel. The valley holds So percent
OF the voting strength Of the country,
enough for a wise control OF lessla-
ion, enough to see that life and lib
er,y are protected and the rights OF
priv1'e property maintained"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

As every one knows, all sailor boys
are nicknamed "gobs" Out in San
Diego where there were many
branche, OF the service in various
camps around the city. the naval
training station has had the most
beautiful little exposition which va,
held there N l9lS-l9l6, and therefore
the camp has been dubbed The
Garden OF the Gobs,"-Car,oons Mag
aYlnr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
q Indigestion q
"Pape's Diapepsin' relieves Sour, Classy, Acid
Stomachs at onoe-no waiting Read

of Pape's Diapepsin as an antacid
They know tina, mos, indigestion and
disordered stomach are from scidity.
The relief comes quickly. no disap-
pointmen, PapeS Diapepsin tastes
like candy and a box OF this world
famous indigestion relief costs 50 lit
tie a, drug stores Pape's Diapepsin
helps regulate your stomach so you
can eat iavori,e foods without fear.
adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Phonosrap RspsAts Record.

When the needle comes to the end
Of ns travel and the music ceases. the
owner Of a photograph equipped with
new attachment, illustrated In the
October Popular Mechanics Magazine,
takes no heed, and 4 moment later
the machine is playing the same cir
over again. This interesting result Is
achieved ny means q Z metal arm
pivoted at q point outside the turn
table, iis inner end rasting upon the
protesting tip OF the spindle. At the
end Of the record, the travelling sound
box engages 4 trigger which actuates
a vertical screw, and the metal arm
rises, lifting the needle frow the rec
ord. The sound box slides back along
the inclined arm to is starting posi-
lion, the descending arm replaces the
needle accurately In the outer groove,
and he music goes M.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

Your upset stomach will feel fine J
No waiting! When your meals don't
III and you feel uncomfortable, when
you beloh gases, acids or raise sour
undigestcd food. When YOU feel
Jumps of Indigestion pain. heartburn
or headache from acid,y, just ca, a
tablet Of harmless and reliable Pape's
Diapepsin and the stomach distress is
gone.
Millions Of people know the magic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
should force Clemeneelu to with
draw before his appointed time.

Political observers today include
the possibility that Clemeneeau may
fall. Will. he himself has the great
est confidence tina, he will be allowed
to carry our his own plan and finish
the work which led France to vic
tory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

terpre,a'ion and application Of laws
on the statute than the passage Of adj.
ditional laws said the resolution
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

Any man who has a wife can tell
you that you don't have to have
whisker, on your face to be able to
bat about 900 in the Snorers' league.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
How TO Instantly Have
A Beautiful White Skin

A Free Prescription Doe, Th, Tor You
You Can Prepare II A. Your Home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Cotton Bats

Regardless OF the pretty COW
ering materials, for service
and warmth comforts primari-
ly depend upon good quality
cotton or wool filling. This
listing contains the necessary
kinds. especially priced for
Friday and Saturday selling !:
Venus, 7-oz. Bats. ..7c sseh
Lionel, 8-oz. Bats. ..l0c eash
Ruth, l2-os. Bats. .iec saeh
R. B. No. II IL, 7-oz. Cotton
Bats .........,,.... ..tSe
X. b., No. IS, s-oz. Cotton
Bats .................2oe
K. B. No. ~, 9-ox. Cotton
Bats ...,..,........7 .7ee
r. b.. No. 25. 1000. Cotton
Bats ..................10 .10e
X. b.. No. IS, l2-oz. Cotton
'hN
X. b., No. 40. l2-o.. Cotton
bats .........'.... ~
X. B., No. 10, l2.oz. Cotton
batts ......,.,....... .o0e
Red Star. l6-ol. Cottoo
batb ,..,.......... IN
X. b. s., No. 2. 2-pound Cot.
ton Bats ............. ~
X. b. s. No. }, J-pound Co.
ton Bats ............ .t1.io
r. r, No. 2. 2-pound Cottoa
patts ........,,.,... III
K. B. No. 21-2, 21s.pound
Cotton Bats NINA. .ot.So
r, b. No. 5, J-pound Cottoa
Bats ..,............0.5o
Economy Bassnssl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Percale House Dresses
s.;s,S,. s.;d,y and Sl.54

Dark color pcrcsle in straight line and belted
styles. with large and small collars, self trimmed
or piped in white; very good $3.50 and sJ9s values;
all sizes. TO clear at e. "a
eholcc '.'..............g..'.'. .'......... Wv
Second Floor East Heo0