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Harding's S Pluarlity
In State Announced;
Beat Cox By 6S,313

President-e,ect Harding carried Col
orado by 6s,s1S votes. according to
official figures announced in Denver
Tuesday by the state canvassing
board. Harding received 17S,2tS
votes to 104.396 for Cox. The consti-
tutional amendment for the construc-
tion of three tunnels through the Con-
tinental divide was defeated by 24.25S
votes.
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on October IS. 1920. Miss Allen and
Mr.. Taylor culied out % out OF a pen
of 81 hens. ii months old. leaving
only nine hens as good layers Dur
ing the II days test, the pen of niue
laid Z more eggs than the pen OF -
culls. They were under the same
roof. we're the same age and had ex-
actly the same feed and care as the
pen OF nine had. Hens must be kept
free from lice by using some good
ointment prefer blue ointment. al
though horlde Of sodium IS good
Water Is Just as important as an
egg is 70 7-10 per cent water. Warm
the water in the winter time. Feed
and water regular, change the scratch
straw often II you want eggs in the
winter MRS. +. BATCHELOR.
At the October meeting OF the Ere
mont County Poultry Association. held
october %. officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows r l..
Stevens. president: John Graham.
vice president; w S James. treas
urer: W w Goodwin. secretary. W
II fdNtO9, asslslant seCfetary. sew
eral subjects relative TO the pou try
industry we're discussed The date
set for the poultry show to be the
first week in January. To get &C.
curate data as to the cost of produc-
ton OF eggs II was decided to start an
egg laying contest on entire tiocks for
the ensuing year We solicit those
interested to get in on this contest
and the necessary record blanks may
be obtained from the county agent
or the secretary, Definite action was
taken in regard to cooperative buy
ing OF feeds. The November meet
ing viii be held at the county agents
office. November 81. at 1880 p m
You are invited to attend this meet
ing and get in touch with this work
W. W. GOODWIN. Sec'y.
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THE CHilOREN'S
CLINICS POSTPONED

The children's clinics. which have
been conducted here at stated dates
for some time past under the auspices
of the Red Cross. have been postponed
until after Christmas. owing to the
unexpected summons few days ago
of Miss DuPau county. Red Cross
nurse. to Cleveland. o.. b. the critical
illness of her youngest sister.
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Egg Farmer Counts Profits In Ad-
vance, Good Years and Bad.

The egg farmer is forging ahead.
whether he lives near large city or
In a more remote district. This is
now an important branch OF agricui-
turai industry and has one great ad-
vantage in that the product is easily
transported to market without pre-
yious preparation
Eggs mo- not appreeiabiy lose In
weight or condition. even IL sent
across the continent II no ma es
are kept in the flock. eggs will re-
main fresh for weeks even n the
warmest weather. but they should he
marketed within a week: the sooner
the better
The egg farmer knows what he will
receive for his produce. The mini
mum hot price is about the same
every summer. except that II rises
trifie each year because of increasing
demands The winter price Is war
ranted TO be high. and the decline sets
in about the same each year. From
season to season the curve of prices
rises and drops in about the same
way And whether the times are
good or bad the egg farmer who
knows how TO make hts hens lay in
the winter Is able to count profits
ahead With present day knowledge
of how to feed and care for hens TO
promote egg production. egg farming
is business depending very little
on location or on prices of other food
supplies.
Mites help to keep cost of producing
eggs high.
There is no room for poor birds on
the farm. Gull them out
Be sure that the early hatched pull
lets on which you are depending for
winter eggs are making steady
growth.
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Our Poultry Association is function
ing. This week It will save the Farm
Bureau members $264 on their feed
bill. That isn't much. but it's worth
while.
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Does Il Pay To cuil7
The following data Is what ~ culled
hens and pullets did from November
I 1918. to August 1s, 1920:
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION r
LEASE STATE LAND.

Office of State Board of Land Com
missioners.
Denver. Colo, November Is, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that C. II.
Graves, NJ. D.. whose postofYice ad-
dress is Canon City. Colorado. has
made application No. B-aSS5 to lease
the following described school lands.
situate in Fremont county. Colorado,
to-wit:
All of Section l6, Township so ".
Range IL East.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease all or any part Of
this tract of land must file same In
this office prior TO December 10. 1920.
as no other application to lease the
above described lands will be con-
sidered after said date.
]. +. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commis-
sioners.
First Pub. November Is. 1890.
Last Pub. December .. 1890. :,
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All the news-local and telegraph
In The Daily Record. II
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NnrICE nE ,,I>>ui.i rit. )

We. the undersiSned. 3. NJ Stuart.
President. aud n G. AafGN. sec etavy.
NJ Thr Call Sst't-ls tesi ; 80 SufUisHF Y,
corporation formed Uncei the la ~ of
tns STATE % Coios ado do hereby give
notice tha, a. a fueetinE ~ the Stoci<-
s..tE = of SaiS coi 90 a. .SL- dHlN called
spr thf puT! ps'- o. co7ts sdS' ttI- re
ercpri ~ ~. cASSulv1sts al c. ts,'rst-
zion. aud ~. Il a he SJpIe focia OF The
Hardy stuart shoe t,es1p;4 .rs is
city of Canon civ. state II Colorado.
on the tsth day of NuSu-U y ~ 1870.
pursuant to notice given 10 the stock
holders thereof In the mana ptoN fd "A
by law for the. calling Of stcckhold -
meetings 10. tnt rsUgs Us. - allrrG ins
articles OF incorporation ths stock :
Anldcrs by vote OF more than TWO
thirds of the eutfrs cauttal stock Of
said corporation. orders said corpora
ti"N 10 be dissolved
Ne further certify thai all dahts ow-
ing by said corporation have been fully
paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
made and signed his Notice OF Disso-
lCuop. and afriNtd hereto the sal OF
said corporation. this ssih dan of octo-
ber. ~ n, 1920.
President
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uIps E'on COUNTY PRUNING.

The Board OF County Commissoners
of Fremont County. Colorado. will re-
printing OF said county for the year
Bids will opened and considered
clude the following services:
Printing semi-annual statements of
Treasurer's call for school warrants.
All notices issued by the superinten-
Monthly statement Of bills allowed
and disallowed.
The delinquent tax list.
Call for bids by the county commits
in Inc term OF county Printing.
icct any and all bids.
BY order OF said board.
JONATHAN SEAMAN,
First Pub, December 1890.
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Alfred NJ. Pettengill. De
ceased.
All persons having claims agains,
said estate are hereby notified to pres
ent them for adjustment TO the Coun-
ty Court OF Fremont County. Colorado.
on the 18th day of December. A. ID.
1920.
A. NJ. PETTINGILL.
Administrator.
First Pub. November Is. 1920.
Last Pub. December 9. 1920.
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate Of Margaret =. Hcle. De-
ceased.
Ali persons having claims asaias,
said estate are hereby uotined TO pr..-
sent them for adjustment TO the County
Court Of Fremont County, Colorado.
on the 18th day OF December. A. n. 1890.
sGFr, RirpW\
Administrators.
First Publication November 4. 1890.
Last Publication. December 2. 1890.
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Add 1h pounds salt and pounds
charcoal to above mixture
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T c. HARDY. Secretary
CORPORATE SEAL-l
First Publication Ostober IS. 1890.
Last Publication. December 9, 1890.
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compensation. And rates OF pay for
substitute employcs-60 cents an
hour-are higher than tho hourly
rate of the experienced employees.
Thus 1t frequently happens that the
skilled veteran employe receives less
than new entrants.
The government thru various
agencies frequently points out desir-
able Industrial reforms for private
employers to institute and follow.
But the government itself makes no
attempt to modernize It's postal labor
policies. We find In the postal serv-
ice all the evils that cause industrial
unrest in private industry. namely.
low wages. lorg hours for many
groups, unsanitary working environ
ment, speed-up systems and no rec
ognized avenue of approach to those
In authority.
The postal workers are protesting
In the only way open to them-by
petition to congress. which has the
power to apply the remedies. and by
quitting singly to accept more agree
able employment. Our desire Is TO
get early action from congress 80
that tho expensive labor turnover will
be minimized and the services Of
skilled trained men retained to insure
restoration Of service efficiency"
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SAVE the POSTAL SERVICE.
New Slogan Adopted by Federation
Of Post Office ClsrI<s.

New slogan Adopted by Federation
Of Post Office Clerks.
Save the postal service is the
slogan adopted by the National Fed
Grafton Of Post Ohice Clerks in it's
publicity campaign to acquaint the
American people with facts concern
ing the threatened collapse Of the
nations postal facilities. Members
Of the association In the local post
office are active in the campaign.
According to the estimates Of ma
tional officers Of the organization tho
public is heavily penalixed by being
forced to use telegraph and special
delivery facilities for the trans
mission Of mail matter that should
80 by the usual channels. Tho de-
cline in postal efficiency. It 10 stated
by Thomas r. W1aherty. secretary
treasurer OF the national federation,
is directly due to the large number Of
resignations Of trained employees ana
the inability Of the department to
recruit the working force to its
proper strength because Of tho low
wages and general unattractiveness
of post offioe employment.
ut takes years to train expert
mail distributors" Mr.. F1aherty is
quoted - saying. 'fWhen any num-
Der Of these postal workers leave the
service, Is they are now doing. It is
reflected in slowing up Of the mails
and the large number Of nissent let
tiers and papers. Unless tho present
exodus is stopped the service eff
cheney for many years to come will
suffer. Which means the public will
be asked to pay for service and get
in return only the present demoraIiX-
ed makeshift. Much is said Of the
governments liability as an employ
or and the great number Of superfiu-
GUS clerks on its payrolls. This does
not apply to the postal service. The
government can not secure clerks
enough to properly man its postal
| servaos q the prevailing saess Of
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-- : Z II he
T.-R. Cook Book

Send to the Timcs-Republican one
Of your favorite recipes. which will
be printed. with the donors name
and address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them In a
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
so ttat recipes OF similar kinds can
be arranged in order and indexed.
In short time you will be surprised
what good cook book you have
made up of tested recipes.
Address your recipes to the Times
Republican. care of Cook Book Edi-
tor. Be sure to include in the manu-
script directions for cooking as well
as the ingredients.
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PINEAPPLE SALAD.

Jui;e Of ono large can OF pine
apples. one-half cup sugar, one egg,
one-half cup butter. ono tablespoon
flour. Put the pineapple Juice and
butter In granite pan and let come
to boil. Add sugar and flour we'll
mixed together. Cook until 1t thick
ems. Remove from fre and add the
well beaten egg. Stir constantly.
Wher, ready to use, add one cup
sweet cream well whipped or ono
small sized can condensed milk. Cut
the slices Of pineapple in small pieces
and add slices Of bananas. Put on
salad dressing and sprinkle with
nuts. Mrs. r. N. McCombs. Laurens.
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MRS. rRoTTER DIES.
Widow Of Old Resident and Former
City Officer Dead.

Widow Of Old Rssidsnt and Former
City Officer Dead.
Mrs. Candace e. Trotter. widow of
James q. Trotter. and an old resi-
dent Of the city. died at her home,
40 North First street, at o'clock
this morning OF disease of the liver.
Mrs. Trotter had been failing for
months and In recent weeks she
grew 30 much worse that her condi-
ton became dangerous.
Mrs. Trotter had been q resident OF
the city since 1871 and for years her
husband was prominent in city az
fairs AZ city clerk. an office he oeeu-
pied for twenty-five years. He
served also as secretary of the school
board for twenty-five years. The
family home for great many years
was at Az North First street.
She was a native OF Lafayette. H..
where she was born March -, 1880
Her maiden name was sCandace Fer
guson. She became the wife of
James g. Trotter at Ashton. H..
Sept. 13. 1868. They lived there for
three years then came to this city
where Mr.. Trotter died Oct. Is. 1908.
Mrs. Trotter was the mother of
three children all Of whom survive
her. They are Mrs. Maggie PARROT.
Minneapolis; Walter f. Trotter. Gin
cinnati, and DIR. Jay #. Trotter,
Mancos, Colo. Mrs. Parrot has been
with her mother for a number of
weeks and recently both sons have
been here because Of their mothers
serious condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10
BUY COBURN BUSINESS
Roskopf & KopeI Purchase Fuel
Business Of George o. coburn-to
Be Continued by N. c. Roskopf--
Coburn to Engage in Cement Block
Business in City.

BY negotiations closed late Satur-
day. Roskopf 4 Kopel. who, early in
the year purchased the business of
Cook Bros. Grain Company. bought
the fuel business Of George o. Co.
burn. 500 South Center street. Pos
session to be given Monday, May II.
The business will be continued where
1t is by the purchasers under the
personal management of NJ. c. Ros-
kopf. Mr.. Kopel will handle the East
Main street business.
Coburn, who has been In the bust
mes for ten years, will devote all Of
his time to the Marshalltown Cement
Products Company. in which he was
interested with J. A. Mattson, since
It was organized several years ago.
Tho company operates a cement
building block factory at Woodbury.
street and Ninth avenue.
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Wagner viii Probatsd.

The will OF John l.. Wagner. who
died mt Marietta April 2. was ad-
mitted to probate in district court.
BY the terms Of the will q life in
terest in, the estate Is left to the
widow, Mrs. Ruth A.. Wagner. In
the event she does not remarry. and
at her, death tho property 10 to be
divided equally among the children.
Should Mrs. Wagner remarry one
third OF the property becomes her
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10
WIN POINTS At IOWA.
High School Athletes Place in Four
Events at 8, u. 4,


Events at 8. U. !.
Marshalltown high school athletes
placed In four events Saturday at the
state University Of Iowa invitation
tdack meet at Iowa City. winning six
points and tieing with Boone for
tenth place. Cedar Rapids won the
meet with total OF 24h points.
West Waterloo, scored 81 points and
captured second honors.
Rock, of the local team, finished
third in the 220-yard dash. Wilson
was 'ourth In the high hurdles. In
the half-mile Miller finished behind
Jensen. of Cedar Rapids. and Talbot.
OF Newton. the formers time being
e:1l e-o. The MaBhalltown team
ran fourth In the half-mile relay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10
Local Weather Record.

Seventy-two and 81 were the ex-
tremes of temperature Sunday, COM
pared with 50 and 80 Saturday and
IS and 80 year ago Sunday. At I
this morning the temperature was 81.
compared with 50 at the correspond
ing hour Sunday morning.
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REMAR RrED HERE.

Divorced in Kansas, Couple 10 Re.
united In This City.
Divorced In Kansas. e. L. Wright.
formerly Of Wichita, and Mrs. Leona
Wright, OF Independence. KAN. were
married Saturday night at 8 o'clock
by Rev. w. g. Crowder in apart
ments at 100 West Main street, which
the bridegroom has furnished for Q
home. A small group Of friends and
relatives Witnessed the ceremony.
The bridegroom is employed by the
Central Tea and Coffee Company.
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r. o. +. G. Plays conr.d.

The r. o. T. G. baseball team Of the
high school will play the Conrad high
school at 1880 Tuesday afternoon at
the fairgrounds. The lineup Of the
local team, will be Thompson. Crimes
Ray. Rock, Cord, Dent, Shannon,
Stegal, Mold, Gelvin and Black. This
Il ono Of q series of games that
the cadet corps has scheduled with
surrounding towns,
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Bring Body Here.

The body OF Rev. Orlando F.
Thayer, . CONGREGATIONAL pastor Of
Los Angeles, who died in that city
Feb. 20, Of influenza, was brought to
the city this morning. accompanied
by Mrs. Thaycr. The latter was Miss
Mona Hull. q sister of Mrs. 3. l.
Monohon. city, before her marriage,
TIT Rev. and Mrs. Thayer never
lived here after their marriage.
Private burial services arc to be
held ct the grave In Riverside Tues
day morning.
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FORMER PASTOR DROWNED.
Rev. w. =. Bray Known, Hers,
Crowned at Oarlinuton, Wis.

Rev. w. F. Bray Known, Herr,
Crowned at Darlington, Wis.
Rev. William F.. Bray. OF Sheldon.
second pastor of the Congregational
church OF this city. was drowned at
Darlington. Wis. The body was
found, according to word that has
reached Sheldon.
Three weeks ago Rev. Mr.. Bray
visited in Acitlcy and Mt Albion. at
the latter place with his brother
Thomas N. Bray From there he
went to Darlington to spend short
time with his brother, John. He in
tended going from there to New York
to spend the summer with daugh-
ter.
Rev. Mr.. Bray was pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church of this city
from 1868 until 1874.
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PETITION READY At ALsloN.
Propose 70 Add Most Of Willow Hi
and Marietta No. 3.

SGVRO0V ~ S0O SUOOS W VvVSw WV
and Marietta No. 3.
The petition for q special election
to add territory to the consolidated
school district at Albion has been
prepared and will be circulated in q
short time. According to the plan
for the enlargement OF the district
1t Is proposed to take In most OF
Willow Hill school district Of Taylor
township and all Of school district
No. OF Marietta. 1t Is said that it
10 believed majority Of the resi-
dents Of the two districts favor the
movement to consolidate.
4 II the petition results In an cleo
ton and the vote is favorable, the
Albion district will be increased
thirty sections making it probably
the largest consolidation in the
county.
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own and the balance is to be divided
among the children. share and share
alike. Mrs. Wagner and j. p. New
by are named as executrix and exc
cutor without bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

Flag day is celebrated IN most OF
the United States, altho II 10 not q
legal holiday in mary states. :.
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Al thu knsnitals

Mrs. l.. A. Cook, of Melbourne, is
receiving treatment at the Deaconess.
Mrs. II. J. Mackaman. 40S North
Seventeenth street. submitted to q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

Iowa Savings Bank Saturday after
noon. The picnic viii be held at
Riveryiew park.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

II has been estimated that 4 cost
the United States 100000 an hour
to participate in the war.
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Dentists Close "Wednesday p. M.

From now until Nov. i all dental
offices of the city will be closed
Wednesday afternoons. Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

minor operation at the peacon.ss this
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

The fact that OIL II passed thru red
hot pipes will yield a combustfbls eas
was long known to chemists.
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OLD SETTLERS, PICNIC.
County Association Makes Plans for
Caatherino lima ~

Thursday. June II, was set for the
annual gathering and reunion of the
Marshall County Old Settlers As
ISOLATION at meeting held at tho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

Bavarians consume an average of
200 quarts of beer per capita an
nually.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10
italy was never political unity
until the 10th century.

Male humming birds are especially
p,,gnt.ciouA
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ouT ilHo Vi ueSh pduS 10 uioeiHSS-
lly individual. Marshall Printing
Company. stationery department.
Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York. H. w. Shove & Son,
district managers, Masonic Temple.
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A called meeting Of st. Margarets
Mission will be held at 1880 Tuesday
night at the home Of Mrs. Susan
White. All West Church street.
Experienced saleslady wanted in
ready to wear. Permanent position
and good pay If you can make good.
Address Ms, care OF Times Repub-
lican.
Experienced saleslady wanted in
ready to- wear. Permanent position
and good pay II you can mako good.
Address Ms, care of Times-Repub-
lican.
Marshall county socialist associa-
ton will meet In municipal court
room Tuesday evening, May II. at
1890 p. m. sharp. II you're sport
be there. Committee.
We guarantee every Conklin foun-
tain pen we sell. We carry n large
points and sizes. Marshall Printing
Company. stationery department.
Miss Nina Blodgett and Miss Eve
lyn Williams went to Mt. Vernon
Friday where they attended the
girls "Grex" given by Cornell Col
lcge girls for prospective Comedians.
The body Of Mrs. Cecilia Perkett.
q former Marshalltown woman who
died at Boone, was brought to the
city Sunday afternoon and buried in
Riverside. Rev. 3. F. Cato conducted
the services.
We do not handle all Of the access
sories but what We do handle are OF
the best, such a. Boyce Motor Me-
ters. McBeth lenses. G. p. cutouts.
Weed chains. A. G. spark plugs and
many others. Hewitts Garage.
Our chair pads are selling great.
Have you seen them. They add such
comfort to your chair ana they also
save your clothes and prevent them
from becoming shiny. Marshall
Printing Company, stationery de-
partment.
A,.,.an,,. .-n..- :. ~.
tn. - 81, ,.,,- .,..osu. p,ms
pnor rr.-,. 80 - ,Nea.,na.,o. ~
make your trip free from all worry
RooE N.r.h.,, pr,rt,n. cnn,nanv
,tationerv densrtmsnt
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Il 10 very Important babys first
picture should be Z good one. To
make sure Of getting the best just
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-10

Repair work promptly tended to.
A. c. Burgess. plumbing and heating.
East State street. phone 1884
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turkish bath 81. including sham
poo, Colfax water free. Jensen's
Turkish Bath Parlor