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FIND TAYLOR "GU|LTY"

SAN FRANCISCO-John c. Taylor,
fourth Communist to be tried in Oak.
land, has been found guilty. After
eight hours deliberation, the Jury fin.
ally agreed that he advocated force
and violence. This, in spite of the
fact that Secretary of Labor Wilson
has ruled that the platform of the
Communist Labor Party roes not ad-
vo"ate force and violence, and that
membership in that organization is
not sufficient cause to dcport an alien.
Taylor was sentenced Monday, June
u and will appeal.
Eleven "Crimina Svndicalists" are
serving sentence in San Quentin. two
are out on bail and one is awaiting
the transfer. OF these, not one has
actually committed any act of violen.
60. John Craig of Sacramento was sent.
enced to five years after pleading
guilty. j. Il. DolsOn 5 retrial has been
postponed to some time in September.
j. L. Snyder was to come up July
in Oakland.
All the deportation cases have been
dismissed, due to the efforts of Ere.
derrick Dubovsly, attorney.
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aRIEvIoUs DOCUMENTS.

Budapest, May 18th, 1924
Hungarian edited by oaldemoas in Vienna publishes the
following documents:
In police socialists
Killed IN the military prison At the barracks of Kenso
were found which killed by the Officers then hidden The
also is in of
Menat
its also comradeal of them
murdered
All those reported police However
result whatever No inquiry started Captain Ponay ssti
fe of the national army TIorthys friend
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ment. 1t demanded that the peace
pouparlers take place at Borisor. 1t
did not wish any armistice except at
the spot where peace was to he dis
cussed. Borisor was the most vulner-
able spot on the Polish front and at
this time the Poles were preparing
their offensive against Kiev. We pro-
posed all sorts of places for meeting
but they refused. They would go only
10 Borisor. We refused.
above all we continue to wish for
peace, for continuation of war hind
ers our economic recovery. We can
with our present resources keep up the
war for years without being beaten,
but that will increase the burden of
privatiOns which we have so long
borne That is all the Entente accomp
fishes in throwing the Poles against
us. For that country were it not for
the aid of the manufacturers of mu.
nitions and arms would not think of
fighting MS on its own resources. But
despite our privations the Entente
obtains a result which is only negative
it reconciles with us great part
of our former adversaries in Russia.
"On the other hand the people OF
other nations, and especially France,
deceive themselves in believing that
we wish to carry on propaganda in
other countries. There are men among
us who. believed that Soviet Russia
could endure only through n world
revolution. The events of the last few
years have clearly proved that the So
Wet regime ,can endure in the midst
of n world Of capitalist Governments,
We now accept this state of things
and our engagements with foreign
states are sacred.o
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-07-09

SCARBOROUGH, England Full
elfdetermination for Egypt and In.
dia and lust settlement of the Irish
question were demanded June % by
the British Labor party conference IN
session here. The Irish plank called
for the establishment of constituent
assembly to determine the form OF
government to be adopted by IreIaul,
without any condition or limitation i'm.
posed by Great Britain, and the com.
plete withdrawal of the army of oc.
cupation.
At the sessions thus far held, there
unanimously passed resolutions calling
for revision of the peace treaties, for
recognition of the soviet government
of Russia, ahstention from direct or
indirect attacks upon Russia, full
freedom of trade with her. The ahOl
ition of secret treaties and control of
food and raw materials by an inter.
national body were demanded.
The conference decided to send 4
joint deputatiou composed of members
Of the Labor party executive commit.
tee aud the parliamentary committee
of thc Trades Union Congress to call
upon Premier Lloyd George and insist
upon the necessity of immediate peace
with Russia aud the lifting of the
blockade. The committee was also N.
structrd to lay before him the report
of the Labor party delegates who have
been investigating the White Terror in
Hungary.
The British Socialist party dclegat.
ion urged the calling of n national
conference for the purpose Of organih.
ing a general strike; and Robert Smil
lie, who received tremendous ovation.
swept the whole meeting by his de.
claration that something more than u
derutation to the Premier would bc
necessary TO carry ont the demands Of
the conference. Should the dcpuiation
be rcbuffea, he said special con.
ference should at once consider plans
for u nationwide withdrawal of labor.
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The Black Sheep
(COntinned from page 2.)

! for one am going to Colorado this
summer and learn the truth about all
this. il | have to go barefoot, ha, ha. "
The rest of the letter dealt with
personal matter relating to her school
work, and other common places which
need not be recorded here.
When he returned TO the cabin Col.
Inns wrote the following note.
"My Dear Mis- Anderson
] am glad to notice that YOU have
entered into correspondence with
our friend, Jack Thurston. feel that
your words have inspired him ia
greater and nobler efforts in behalf
of humanity.
The boy has wonderful mind, and
will grow up TO be n power in the
world. especially if he has some one
TO spur him on. Already they have
brought wonderful effect. lie has de.
dicatcd himself TO the cause of human
good. Greatfully and sicerely,
Il. G..
That afternoon II was decided that
the time for getting busy was nj hand
and accordingly they began prepara.
tions for the storing Of their accumu
lated effects aud Incidentally TO quarrel
about the best places TO look for the
necessary job.
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Eit5its's Support Strengthens
Russia

Continued from page 1-st.)
of the old land propretors. assure
You that at the present time the
peasants not only accept us, but they
love us, and that is a source OF
great power. They feel that they
amount to something in our state. For
instance, our president, Kalenine is q
peasant of the Province of Twerska,
who continues to own his own piece
of land and returns TO it frequently.
II is the peasants who now enable us
to resist Poland, and who will enable
us to resist Poland as long as neces.
sary.
Bourgeois Rally to New Regime.
"That brings to me the third great
service that the Entente has rendered
| us. 1t is bringing to our aid great
Ipar, of the former Bourgeois and In
telectuals. In permitting Poland to
start against us an entirely useless way,
the Entente persuaded n great number
of our former adversaries to rally to
us. This factory manager, this General,
that engineer, began to see that we
were actually the only force in Russia
able to resist the foreign assailants. II
Poland fights long enough you will see
every one in Russia united with MS.
"But how about your reverses on
the Ukrainian frontpn Krassn was
] asked.
"Fine business" he answered
"Who ever saw Russian ready at 6
given moment9 We always begin by
getting beaten. Then, as soon MS W,
have learned our lesson, we come bacl
in marvellous style. Poland has no
been sincere with us. We have pro
| posed peace on several occasions He
Nationalist Government pretended l
wished TO negotiate, but all the Will
was preparing the offensive ordain
ed by the Entente"
"But the Poles maintain II is tn
Russians who lack sincerity" the in
terviewer remarked.
"That is untrue" affirmed Krassln
"What do you think we ask of Pa
landP We are delighted Mt her inde
pendence, for which the Polish peopl
fought so long and so heroically. Eve
10 we are fighting her we do not wis
at all TO destroy Poland. However, Pc
land under one pretext or anothe
wishes TO continue the war. At pres
ent Il il question of the Ukraine
However, from December Of last yea
up TO March of this year we wer
proposing peace to Poland, and W
would have accepted proposition fo
the withdrawal of both armies froi
the Ukraine and for plebiscite.
"Then there was the story of B'
risor, which shows in tangible manne
the bad faith Of the Polish Goveri
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RED ARMY RELEASES MINERS.

MoSCoW--(via Helsingfois)-- The
Labor Council has decided TO mobilize
all miners between the ages of IS aud
go. All miners will be released from
. the army and transferred to the mines.
The Soviet government has recognig.
ed the newly formed republic of East.
ern Caucasus and its provisional go.
vernment. Diplomatic and commercial
relations are soon 10 be opened.
The "work week" In Belashow re-.
suited In n triumph. During the week
29 river beats were repaired. The metal
workers have voluntarily prolong'
ed their working day to ten hours.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-07-09
PALMER'S CASES STILL
FALLING

NEW I0RK-Manv of the raidel
!OOfc perfect eases of the Department
of Justice are dwingling to zero The
Department of Labor has notific
Harry Weinbcrger, Max Gcndlin. David
Orlick, Iona Chcnovsky, lonnio Lapi.
dus. that their warrants of arrest have
been conCellcd and their bonds releas.
ed. Many of these had originally been
arrested without warrants. and war.
rants obtained later; some had been
beaten up in ,he raids.
In ,he ease of Noto Mariani. long
held on the state charge of criminal
anarchy, arrangements have been made
whereby he was discharged without
bail on that charge, aud ordered de.
ported to litaly as an anarchist. This
Is Just what Mariani desired. lie will
be dcpor,ed shortly.
Carl Noss and Emile Foltman who
had long asked to be deported to
Germany ard who had been kept II
long time in Jail, have finally been
depor,ed to Germany while Thomas
who fought deportation to
Mexico ON The ground that his life
would be in danger, has been relcas.
ed on bail.
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BY Ernest LOrsy. European Staff CORRESPONDENT
THE FEDERATED PRES.

vtaons accepeda fact which rather disconnected the
lords of Hungary First came the delegates of the Soca
party of Italy, Aceste Della Seta and Arturo Vela both of
them members of the Italian parhament who reached Hun
in the last week of April Then there ame led by Colonel
Wedgwood member of parliament and lie y in the lnepend
en Labor Party four delegates of the Ysh Trade Unions:
William Harris, Fred W. lowett G. H.. Stuart Burning and
Joseph Williams They have Just returned from Budapest
Ito be contnucd)
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EXECUTIONS WILL BE DONE IN THE COUNTRY.
THE LEARNED ARE PROSECUTED.
Budapest, May 10th, 1920.

May 18th, 1920
Hungarian Academy Sciences has its last meeting expelled
the following in all Europe
(svc phlology), Bernhard Alexander PHILOSOPHY
aesecs) mathemat Ladsaus Eer Cart history, and
zooogy did their posts when com
philosophy the university OF
popular deputies Joseph Pogqy George Lu
the educational commissaat Bella For
degree Hungarian Law does not authorize
denial certificates punishment for crimes
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SOVIET HOMES APPEALy

Continued from page -
again his food is provided by the
state. After school hours he goes to
one of the neighborhood childrens
clubs, where he has games, books, ana
school books and is watched over until
his mother has finished her work and
Is ready to have him at home.
When he has attained the age of 10
he either enters the university on
state nay or becomes worker In the
industrial life of the community.
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A Butting of Heads Against Stone

L "A
tn one who has read "Raymond
Robins own Story" of the Russian
| Revolution, listening to his speech Is
like reading for the second time tine
+! concluding chapter of that eleverly
written and intensely interesting hook'
Robins is one snsng the army of int
lectual liberals. who has enlisted In
tbe futile effort to turn back the tide
of financial and industrial evolution.
His philosophy is one in which the
underlying economic forces which rule
human society do not exist. lie is
battleing for that which has forever
vanished from the face OF n capltahs''
icolly ruled world. He is seeking re-
noissancc of an age that is past, ut.
terlv unknowing of the principles OF
economic evolution. Robins does not
know that the principles of American
ism" have been east aside by the fuiihg
class. not because it is wicked
and soulless. but because the raging
class struggle which has developed
with the intensfication OF the m
dustrial processes, creating two utterly
onnosed classes, necesstates the ex-
,inguishing of popular liberties il the
nrescnt ruling class is to survive.
II is no mere coincidence that liner
ols such MS Robins are, allowed the
freedom which would he denied any
class which really threatened the power
of the ruling class Their pitlful pleas
for the return of dead age may well
no listened TO and tolerated by the
rulinr class. The Garys, the Morgans,
,he Guogenheims know that the pro
ccsscs of industry and the social
system will not be turned backward
and n little freedom is fine bait Tor
some fish which might be hard to land
without little playing.
No, we take it that Misses free
Sneech and Free Assemblage will not
| he allowed in company of the rude
proletarans and communists on oleVe,
lands Public Square-unchaperoneh
| nv the City Club by permission oil the
Chamber Of Commerce.
| lie We. fair Damsels, to your Nun
nerv behind the portals OF the Cham'
her of Commercel But If You are cont
ing out on parade each Saturday noon
as the City Club promises, we shall he
present and shah see IL there dwells
not sly twinkle in the corners oil
your eyes.
We suggest that our readers may
learn great deal about Russia from
Robins book which can be had for
l&l 80 by addressing The Toiler.
Alieu -
THE EDITOR.
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iaO COMMUNISTS PROSECUTED.

Budapest, May
The diminish
10Th opened charged
completely Szonok
prosecuted possibly the seandaous Hun
garian Justice o death
Budapest May 18th,
The post Budapest charged
murder
previously then had to bring
against detachment Because
proved that he
comuon this all mentioned by the prosecutor
a
post officials Germany Italy, France and Belgium have by
the egrapc and telephone
Hungary will evai will be executed
TREATING OF THE HUNGARIAN CHILDREN
Budapest, May l6th
Eighteen persons Budapest recently out their homes
and then quite disappeared.
paper states proan Hungary shut
institutions from the places for feeding
The Hungarian workers society for the
which had nothing do with politics at all dis
sove without being given.
EXECUTIONS THE COUNTRY
Budapest, May 18th,
police order from the government
is charged to bring communists prisoned
the country that the
may not easily among the public.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-07-09

The TOie has
alton published by the Hungarian
Stokholr socialist press of world
Concerning conditions Hungary
depcng
of the White Terror reprint 4 excerpts
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TO THE WORKING CLASS OF ENGLAND.

TO THE WORKING CLASS OF ENGLAND
COMRADES:--
Y know how the Hungarian socialists being
Guard the Hungarian bourgeO During
socialists
secretly killed
Twelve thousand working without sufficient
clothes horribly treated tortured ogged their
bed to death with
In spite of those horrors English burgess vile enough tell MS
uTeiors that there Hungary.
ihed
which Enthusiastically
between the English bourgeoise and of Hungary
The English delegation of
able or not.
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Robins Unveils Free Speech
Continued from page l)

Basis of Free Government.
Robins said three fundamental prin-
ciples underlaid free government
" Americanism, as he persisted in
calling it. He named them as:
Religions freedom, political freedom
and the right of private property and
economic freedom in industry. The
audience appeared to believe that the
rose would smell Just as sweet under
another name as Americanism Per,
haps that was because they were most
" Internationalists. Just what he
meant by economic freedom was rather
cloudy but in answer to question, ne
stated that "some American workers
receive less than they produce and
some receive more, but if majority
believe they are not getting justice
and refuse to change the system, they
have only themselves to blame.'
Robins favOrs the exploitation of the
workers as long as the workers don't
object. Put if they do object we wCulh
their objections to take a perfectly
legal course, not at varience to the
rules of the capitalist political game.
Robins favors the ballot and its
freely permitted use as the proper
method TO institute all changes in
government. He is violently against
the use Of force. but when the point
was raised by questioner as to what
stems should be taken when legal
means were overruled by governmental
use of violence, he admitted that under
such conditions, the use Of force is
necessary.
That Robins audience was composed
largely of socialists and communists
was evident the inmate questions we're
allowed. Here are some of the ques-
tions and answers.
How should the war debt be paid'
By the profiteers.
Would You release Eugene V. Dehs
if Won had the power9 Yes, Debs was
guilty according to the law but for
political expediency would not have
sent him to prison He is more power
ful for wrong in Jail than out. That
tbe audience frankly disagreed with
Robins statement, that Debs was guilty
was evident by tie applause that greet
ed his name
What do You think of the action
of the New York Legislature in ousting
tbe five socialists? IT was the most
mn American action in the political
history of the country.
Why should not the American work
ers do what the Russians have done
to rc.establish free speech in this
countrve The conditions are different
The will of the majority has not been
thrust aside like it was in Russia.
This answer brought forth round OF
| protests. How about our two socialist
coucilmen? How about our socialist
school director? the audience shouted,
referring to the action of the local Cham
her of Commerce in directing the ousting
Of socialist officials in Cleveland during
the war. How about Albany and Ber-'
ger, they answered back. :,
Do you think our soldiers shoulu
have been sent into Siberia and do you
favor tho blockade of medicines AMI
hospital supplies from America! ! was
always against the sending of Ame-
r;can troops into Siberia. 1t was an
act in violation sof our -histoftsN4 me, !.
| rican policy. 7 favor the sending OF
medicines to Russia.
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Rubber Goods

Fountain Syringes,
in bags. These syrin-
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in appearance only,
rapid flow, equipped
with a 5-foot tube and
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No-Seam Fountain
Syringe, No. 2, red
rubber, rapid flow
tube, 8 pipes and
shut-ofi, $l.50
Bed-pan, Gray En-
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covers. Guaranteed,
sale, $2.z5
Goodyear Sp c cial
FOunta1n SYRINGE
Rapid flow; 8 pipes,
sale, $l.98
Plant Sprinklers,sale
75c
Bath Sprays, large
size, Red rubber, sale,
75c
Rubber Tubing, 8
feet. Rapid flow, Red
color, sale, 39c
Bathing Caps, all
rubber, plain an d
fancy, 35c to 75c
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All Rubber Baby
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nothreads,w waterproof,
sanitary, comfortable,
soc
All Rubber Bloomers
for Women, seconds,
will wear well, $1.0O
Sanitary Aprons, soc
Sanitary Belts, 35c
Invalid Cushion,
Small size, $1.00
Large size, $500
Okey II o'u 8 e h old
Rubber Gloves, Red,
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Pair, 45c
Lafayette White En-
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Alkaline and Anti
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"a in box, l5c
Blaud Iron Pills, 100
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Formamint Tablets,
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NuxRted Iron, T4c
Requa's Charcoal
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Sodium Bicarbonate
. Tablets, flask, lOc
Soda Mint Tablets,
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Warner'sLithia Tab
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Shac, ISc
Laxative ColdTablets
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remedy, l9c
ZymOle Trokeys, 18c
Chlorate of Potash
Tablets, 15c
Cascara T a bI let's,
Chocolate coRte d
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g grain, 29c
100 3 grain, 22c
Soda and Salicylate
Tablets, 6-grain, 100,
Compound CathRr-
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Compound Cascara
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CalOmel Tablets, IA
and lilo grain
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Rhubarb and Soda
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Manicure Needs

Imported Pumice,
Pencil Form, 25c, S5c
Perfuned Powder
Pumice, Ice
Brentwood Sticks,
Sale, per dozen, 25c
Orange-Wood Sticks,
&c, &c and l0c
Emery Boards, per
dozen Sc, SC
Steel Nail Files, Sale,
Ice
Cuticle Pushers, 25c
Blackhead RemoV-
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Steel Nail Scissors,
Sale, 7Sc
Steel CuticIe Scissors
Sale 59c
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Nail POlishers; Sale
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Hyglo Nail Polish
p Powder, 29c
HyglO Nail Polish,
cake, 29c
Rosaiine Nail Polish,
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Observation-Disclosures,
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Fakir Nail Polish,
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Glazo, Soc
Ola Liquid Nail Pol
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BenZoin, Glycerine,
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CamphOrated Chalk
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Camphorated OIL
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Powders, Rouges,
Perfumes

williams L q leu m
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Roger & Gallet Fleur
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Petrolatum or Min
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Seidlitz Powders
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Tin cture / o d n e,
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Colgate's Cashmere
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small cakes, 1Oc
6 for 55c
Arm Ou RS Sylvan
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Joh nsO ms Foot
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Skat, Special 1Oc
Arm Ou RS CASTLE
Soap, bar, Special, 49c
"Oreno" Brand Cas-
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about lbs, bar, 81 so
Societe Hygienious
Bath Soap, 6Oc
Mecca Soap, cake, Sc
COlgate's Shaving
Stick, Powder or
Cream, 1Oc and 35c
ROger& Gallet'sV Vio-
let, Santal, and
Peau d'Espagne
Soap; round cake,
Roger * Gallet's
SandalwOOd Soap,
guest size, cake, SOC
Roger & Gallet's Al
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Moneys Miniature
Bath Tablet, 4 25c
Swan CASTLE Soap;
cake, sale, Sc
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Colgate's ALL Round
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3 for sac
Armour Rose Soap,
8 for 15c
A m o ur English
Bath Soap, l5c
= 3 cakes for 4Oc