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Evening star., 1923-11-19
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Evening star., 1923-11-19
Her Broad Platform.
,,.,s. IorrrsT

From the Minneapolis Journal
A thoughtful woman is running
for mayor of West Hoboken on
nIatform calling for milk for babies.
malt for mammas, beer for papas."
Evening star., 1923-11-19
What. the Farmer Wants.

From the Birmingham News,
Every farmer wishes to be rich
enough to live in town and spend his
tims at country club.
Evening star., 1923-11-19
Artists Models,

Why do you laugh SO much when
you look at the comic pictures?"
For joy. I'm SO glad haven't any
friends or relatives who look that
way" ~
Evening star., 1923-11-19

The war is over, but not in the
Rhineland
Evening star., 1923-11-19
Love and Politics.

$50 you never saw man whom
you would be willing to marry"
"I'li go further than that" replied
Miss Cayenne. 1--we never seen one
felt could conscientiously vote for"
Evening star., 1923-11-19

"Speakdn' Of unemployment" said
Uncle Eben. de season II drawin'
near when . lot o. folks Is tempted to
do nuf1in' but wait foh Christmas"
Evening star., 1923-11-19
Patient Thrift,

Patient Thrift.
do you remember that man who
used to preach economy to the
masses?"
Il do" replied Senator Sorghum,
land must say he took his teachings
to heart. On a small salary during
wartime he managed to save up sew
eral million dollars"
Jud Tunkins says, Early to bed
and early to rise" Is the only hope of
a man who wants parking space when
he gets to town.
Evening star., 1923-11-19
OvercroWding.

With so many great hats in the ring
The nation must presently fgger
On doing some practical thing
To make the ring very much bigger.
Evening star., 1923-11-19

Q. How much do one million dol
lar bills weight Nv. j. A.
A The Treasury Department
states that 1000. 900 new one-dollar
bills weigh 5000 pounds. If 1000. 900
new ne-dollar bills were placed one
on top of the other. the pile would
be 2S5 feet in height.
Evening star., 1923-11-19

To that refusal, the then premier
OF England. Lloyd George, replied on
behalf OF the allies:
'.The powers do not require the
xovernment Of the queen 70 depart
from its traditional policy. but they
believe that the nature of their de-
Evening star., 1923-11-19

Q. How tall is baby at birth ?-J. c.
A. A newborn baby is about
twenty inches tall. and at the end
of its third year Of life has attained
half its adult height.
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Children's Wearables.,

Girls Atwood Serge Dresses, navy and
red combinations; also red check COM
bination; sizes 6 to IA years;
regular $3.50 and $498 GO co
values .................... - -
Children's Jersey Drawer Leggins, black,
navy blue and gray, buttoned hip and
knee; mostly large size; regu- 100
larry $1.0O pair. ................ ~~
IL Children's Atwood Sweaters. slipon
style with long sleeves and round
neck: gray only; broken sizes; Ok
regular $3.50 values. .......... wv
Small Lot of Suede-like Hats, in navy,
trimmed with tassel; regularly zoo
$125 each At. O~N
Children's School Tams, in copen, red
and pheasant, with ribbon band and
elastic back; regular 800 zoo
G'ngham Dresses, trimmed with white
poplin; hand-appliqued and embroider.
ed; sizes 2. 8 and 4 years;
slightly soiled; regular $2.9S 81 az
values
GOldenberg' s-Third Floor.
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Footwear

WOmen's OxfOrds and Pumps, OF patent
leather, tan, black kid nd dull Ieath-
ers; broken sizes from 25s to z; high
and low heels; values worth CT EO
from SO to IS pair. .......... WAsO
Mems Felt House slippers, with padded
soles; gray and black; sizes to 10;
values worth SLIPS and $3.50 Or
pair. At.
ChiIdren's High Shoes, lace and button
styles, dull leather; sizes to III;
values worth from $1.75 to 1928 0Ep
Mems Leather House Slippers, Everett
and Romeo styles; tan and black leath-
ers; sizes in the lot from to IL:
values worth from So to So 81 20
pair ...... ....... .....ts...
Mems High Shoes, lace and button styles.
of tan, patent and dull feathers; welted
sole; sizes in the lot from to TO-;
A to d widths; values worth @C 70
from IS to SO pair. ..........
Misses and Children's High Shoes, lace
and button styles; tan and dull leath-
ers; welted and Mckay sewed soles;
sizes in the lot from to 2; values
worth from $2.25 to $500 CT 20
GOldenberg' s-Ffrst Floor.
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Jewelry

Sterling Silver Bangle Bracelets. two
and three row styles; regularly EE0
79c set. At ......... OOC
Nl s,I bah0s' Tor bracelet watches; gold
filled clasp and mountings; black. 90
gray and tan; soc values. Zoe
Bar Pins, rhinestone and colored stone
effects; many pleasing novelties: OOo
soc to $1.00 values At. ASC
Bead Necklaces and Long Chains, col
oIeu clysIal ana Jet etfects; plain and
Soc and 75c v EoIUeanss' former 21c
Csc and SOC Jet Bracelets, exten. TO-
sion kinds; double elastic. LOO
81 Earrings, pendant styles, shower drop
hoop and novelty effects; pearl,
jet, colored stone styles. On
Pair %
Indestructible Pearl Bead Necklaces. a.
inch graduate styles; gold-filled IO0
clasp; former 800 values. HOO
GOIdenberg' Floor.
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22 Oriental Rugs, 2 it. s to 4 #. wide,
s #. to #. long; good patterns, in
washed and unwashed rugs; a few
antiques. as well as Hamadans, Mos
souls. Serebands, Lillihans and other
fabrics;, $50 to SOS values. SC0. TX
At W~OV
Administer and Wilton Velvet Rugs, size
#. by 10 #. 6; seamless and per-
feet quality. Alexander Smith & Sons
Ike; handsome designs
and colorings; $45 values. SS1 IN
At AV~
? Wilton Velvet Art Loom Rugs, in plain
blue. size 9x12 it.; also IA Administer
and Wilton Velvet Rugs, size 9xl2 IT.;
designs and colorings suitable for any
room in the house; $685. SIS SIS. 5O
and $S5 values. .........
10 Seamless Brussels Rugs, size 6x9 It.
Alexander Smith and Firth Carpet Cos
makes. light and dark colorings and
9ood patterns: SIS and S10.75
$3.50 values. At.....:.:.
27x54 Administer Rugs, light and dark
hit.and-miss effects, with various COM
bination colorings and plain
band borders; worth $500 S2. 22
each. At. -: -,
80 StenciIed Grass Rugs SxlO arg
room size: double warp grade; panied
allover designs, in green, blue,
fan rose and brown; $500 &S 60
9 rolls of COngOleum. seconds OF the
famous Gold Seal quality; good pat
tarno ord colorings: 8.quarter width;
sold when perfect at 85c square 47C
~! yaT 70: nan and stair Runner, 81 in.
vide; green or brown ynl with IL, neat 29c
N Doru s,h1o Cottare Garnet Samples, 2 and
N0 o,1 s Iono. vard-wide: good color
ings; only limited quantity; Ste
worth 81 and $50 each. At. wv
COIdenberg's-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
Lace Curtains
and Draperies

Lace Curtains, by the pair or panels; in
white or ecru colors; III and yards
long; handsome designs: small lots OF
8 to pairs alike; $3.50 and 90 *
$500 values. At; -.1
/ to alike, also by the pair, Of which
we have 1 to pair alike; white and
ecru colers; ~ and "a yards long:
various styles and kinds; $3.50 @1 AZ
and So values. At......... WU
Fine grade Lace Curtains, including net
with motif and lace trimming; white
and ecru colors; imported Irish Point,
Wolfe, Hand.draWn Work, Scotch, Not
tingham and F1let weaves; IA and 3
yards long; small lots from to 5 pair
alike; SIS, SIS and 81 values. GO OK
AT
"a and So Inch CretOnnes and Draperies,
full bolts and mill lengths; light and
dark coloring, for furniture comfort
and couch covers, draperies,
scarfs, ETC.; 29c and S9c values 10O
AT ......s....... .......s.....
First Floor Bargain and Fourth Floor
Drapery Section.
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Hand Bags

WOmen's Leather Handbags, black and
colors; pouch and sWagger styles; some
slightly mussed for counter display;
former 500 and $1.25 kinds. GSf
AT ...............s.ss. ....ss.s
Billie Burke Beauty Boxes, attractive
styles; black and colored feathers: fitted
with mirror and toilet Access CT 20
series; former S2.9S Values. WAeSO
Real Leather Combination Brief Cases,
made with Nat bottom: heavy 0RN
riveted handle; black and colors OOS
Shopping Bags, large size black water
proof auto cloth bags; seconds Ole
OF soc values. .................. A'S.
Beaded Handbags, pouch style with
drawstring top: finely cut bugle beads,
in assorted colorings; also fancy beaded
styles: regular '1.as TO 1913 Csc
Goldenberg's Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

Mems White Handkerchiefs, perfect quail
ity; full size; neatly made with G.
hennstitched border; 10c values. ~
WOmen's Handkerchiefs, white and col
ored linen, embroidered corner style,
also plain white hemstitched effects;
some slightly mussed; regularly 7Qn
CSC each. At.
Won ems Handxerchiefs, embroidered,
corner, colored border, satin stripe and
novelty effects; some slightly -
mussed SC to 12c values. ....
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs, broken as
sortment of initials: discontinued pat
terms; regularly 15c to Csc each. o.
Boys Handkerchiefs. colored border and
white hemstitched border styles; 7r
1Oc kinds. At. .................
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
Housewares

POIychrOme Console Sets-One bowl and
two candle sticks.
Regular $4.98 Sets, at $3.49
2 Regular $8.49 Sets, at $4.08
Imported COIOred Glass Fruit Bowls
Large size; regularly $4.98. GO 40
Sale price. ................ WDe1O
Arctic Ice Cream Freezers-Of e. co
galvanized iron; four.quart size WAeVO
20 COlOred Glass Candy COmpOtes-
Regularly 35c and 49c each. COO
e At. .................... $3.50
Lot of White EnameIed Ware-Including
z tea kettles, saucepans, coffee pots,
colanders; slightly nnarred. Regu- Coo,
larly SLIPS each. At. ...... VON
"a Blue Enameled-cOvered Milk Buckets
One-quart size. Regularly $50 1OO
eacn. AT. ................
Acknowledgement.
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BABY NEVER TO KNOW
SHE KILLED FATHER

DULUTH, Mimi. Nov. 26.-Four-
year-old Betty Harris win never know
that she shot. and killed her father,
Walter C. Harris. prominent sports
man, banker and clubman.
Harris was cleaning q rifle In the
kitchen of his home and was heard
to say:
Come on, now, Betty, the gun is
clean, and daddy will let you pull
the trigger"
Immediately afterward q shot was
heard. Harris cried out and died i'm
.naediately. Apparently he did not
know the gun was loaded and held
it toward his breast when his little
daughter pulled the trigger.
The mother will not tell Betty
about the accident.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
COrsets

Warmers COrsets. of pink brocade or
coutfl; several models; broken sizes
from "a to 80; values worth So &MM.AsN
and $3.50 pair.
Odd Lot Of COrsets, including Thomsons
and C. B. makes: of coutil and elastic;
broken sizes from % to 49, values worth
$500 regularly. Sale J. S1.C0
price '''''
Lot az High.grade COrsets, in various
models; slightly soiled; broken sizes
from % to IS: values worth GO %
81 and SIS. Sale price. ......
Small Lot Of COrsets, including several
well.known makes; of coutil: various
models: broken sizes from % to So
values worth $3.50, SO and O. 30
$3.50. Sale price. ...........
10 Memo Juspul Brassieres, good quail
,tv materials: several styles; broken
sizes from "a to so: values
worth 81 and $3.50. Sale 2NS
price .'.....''''
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
TOyland

2 Tricycles-steel wheels; large @S 90
size: slightly rnarred. ..... OOsVO
Lot Of JOinted DOlls-Moving eyes, wigs,
shoes and stockings; slightly soiled
from handling. Values worth C1 co
from $3.50 to $3.50. Sale price OA'U0
"a Decorated China Toy Tea Sets-Four
cups and saucers tea pot, sugar Coo
and-cream. Regularly CSC set. At UON
One Dolls Reed GO-Cart-Large size; rub.
Der tired wheels; slightly married
Regularly SLABS value. Q1n 90
49,
Fl Toy Stick HOrses-Painted in bright
colors; slightly scratched. Regn- EOO
larly $5.49 each. At. OON
Slate Wall BIackbOards-Regu Qg 90
larly $5.49 each. At ...... UOsOC
GOldenberg'
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Blankets and Comforts

Sateen-cOvered Comforts, size 72xSO in.
for double beds; soft fluffy white cot.
ton filling; choice OF light or
dark coverings; $500 values. GO %
72x72 dOublc-bed Comforts, filled with
white cotton; good quality light or
dark coverings; $3.0O values. CT 90
AT go. =. ..... =
66x8O Part!wOOI Blankets, good heavy
weight; plaids Of blue, pink, tan and,
gray; famous Golden Fleece" @N OK
brand: $500 values. At. W1sOO
6Sx8O Atwood Blankets, guaranteed 1909
all pure wool; plaids of blue, pink. tan.
gray and scarlet; SO values. O. OK
AC
GOIdenberg's-FOurth Floor. Gfens4
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Hosiery

WOmen's Fibre Silk Boot Hose-In black
and assorted shades; three-seam back;
broken sizes; seconds of soc 5C
"alues' ''''..''.., ........''.''
WOmen's BurSOn HOse-Medium weight
Isle, in black; seconds of 39c CEO
values. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WOmen's Wool and Cotton HOse-Pretty
heather mixtures; scanned back; S5C
seconds of SOC values. .........
Children'S Sport SOcks-Three-quarte
length; heavy weight cotton and part
WOOL heather mixtures with fancy
turnover cuffs; broken sizes; COC
seconds of SOC values. .......... ~
Infants StOckings-Cotton. and. wool
mixed; black, tan, cordovan and white;
some with pink or blue tipped heel and
toe; sizes to 61A; perfect quail 5C
GOldenberg' Floor.
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Umbrellas

Is Women's Umbrellas, American (cotton)
taffeta covers, fast black and rainproof;
stylish handles, some with club ends
and imitation ivory or bone
tips; seconds of 50 and, So @1 20
values. At.
rs ChiIdren's Umbrellas, good quality
taped edge American (cotton) taffeta,
covers, guaranteed fast black and rain
proof: paragon frames; attractive
handles; values worth $3.50. CT 90
Eacn. ..s..''
IL Silk Umbrellas, for women and chill
dren: navy blue and green; stylish
handles; worth S. each. Sale GO 80
price s.... s.s. So Il
Goldenberg' s-First Floor.
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Mems Furnishings

IA Union Suits, heavy weight ribbed
cotton, famous Alliance Mills make;
ecru color; perfect closed crotch; sizes
q, S6. SO, 40 and IS; regular q 90
80 values. At. OAsOO
43 Wool and Cotton mixed Sweaters,
pulloyer style, with three-piece shawl
collar; plain color body with contrast.
ing color breast stripe or collar; mostly
IN sizes 80, 40 and a.; values
worth $500 ana $3.50. Sale 90 OK
price. ............s.. MsZ
Wool and Cotton mixed Underwear, nat
ural gray color; perfect quality; mostly
al sizes in shirts and drawers; OQO
$3.50 values. .........s......... ~
"a dozen Mercerized I.isIe Half Hose,
high-Spliced heel, double reinforced
sole and toe; black only; sec 1RO
onds Of 4Oc values. ........... - -
Heavyweight Cotton Ribbed Underwear,
silver gray color; shirts and drawers,
In broken sizes; seconds, Of 81 Geo
values ............... wv
Fibre Silk Half Hose, black and plain
colors; full reinforced heel, toe
ana sole; seconds of Soc C00
English BrOadclOt1 Shirts, including
Omar and other high-grade makes;
plain colors and white with heavy color
satin stripe; perfect quality: sizes IL
to 16 only; sold regularly at @1 on
1896. Sale price. 1900
Al Heavy Cotton SWeaters, Oxford gray
color, three-piece shawl collar and two
pockets; sizes SO, % and 40 CT IA
only: regular 50 values.
G6Idenberg' s-First Floor.
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Last Day of the Challenge Sale
ODDS AND ENDS TO BE CLOSED OUT TOMORROW
Underwear

WOmen's Union Suits-Medium weight
cotton, bodice style. ankle length pants;
perfect quality; broken sizes; @1 Ok
YN'VV Nd4u6S. .ess.6 !. =.
hayser's Sillx-tOp Union Suits-Bpdice
style, with built-up shoulders and tight
knee; pink only; $500 values. Ct 20
80. -
Boys Union Suits-Heavy fleece lined
cotton; high neck and long sleeves,
with double cuffs; ankle pants: jaeger
color; perfect quality; $1.25 0R0
values. OOO
Cnlldren's UnderWear-Separate garments;
high neck and long sleeves with tai
lored tops; pants, ankle length: 9ONS
broken sizes; Soc values. At.... ~
GOldenberg' s-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
BedWear

20 Dozen 81x99 Seamless Bleached Sheets
Extra length for double beds; Ct 10
seconds of sligo values. .....
45x36 Hemstitched Pillow Cases-With
lace edge; hand-torn and ironed; fine
close woven quality; worth 69c 1QC
C"DNH' AZ
81 Crochet Bed Spreads-Full double-bed
size; heavy raised Marseilles CD 40
designs; only rs in the lot...
$40 White Satin MarseiIIes Bed Spreads
Scalloped with cut-out corners; hand
some raised designs; full dou- (G az
-oOO SAHO'
GOldenberg' s-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
Gloves

Odd lot Of ChiIdren's knitted Gloves,
with angora cuff; novelty effects and
combination colors. of gray,
values. Pair OOO
79c Gauntlet Gloves, Of chamoisette,
strap wrist style, with embroid. EOO
cred backs: various shades..... O0N
Observation-Disclosures Floor.
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COLLEGE MEN SOLDIERS
TO ASSIST FRATERNITY

GOLDEN, Colo, Nov. 26.-Forty-
one members Of the School Of Mines
Gamma Gamma Chapter of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity have ec
listed In. the Colorado Nation Il
Guard, and their pay, amounting to
$4,000 per year. will be turned over
to the fraternity officials as con-
tribution toward the new $4,000
fraternity home to be erected here.
The college men are on the rolls
Of Battery, r, 15Sth Field Artillery,
and are compelled to drill twice
weekly. Absence from drill entails
q fine that is also ctntributed to the
fraternity home fund.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
Mems Clothing

9TAII-WOOI OvercOats-In tan, with plaid
back; ulster collar, all-around belt and
large patch pockets; sizes ely Ell
SIS SO, 81, 40 and AZ. At.,... WAesOV
TwO-pants Suits-Of tan and gray tweed;
; students sizes, 33 to 81 @1IFE
only. At. ........'.........
Mems Pants-Of hard finished material,
in dark striped effects; sizes in the
lot from 80 to so, except SS. @O OK
GOIdenberg 's-First Floor.
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Velvet and Fur Cloth

. pieces Brocaded VeIutina, in black and
gold brocaded effects; "a
inches wide; worth $500 yard GO 0Q
AT
} pieces Chiffon Velvet, 3S inches wide:
fine soft clinging. rich lustrous finish
quality, in black, navy and @d 20
brown; worth $500 yard. W1oU
piece Salts Lambtex. close woven deem
pile quality, in black only; 81 or
worth $1,000 yard. ..........
GOIdenberg' s-First Floor.
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DOnneStics

1900 Yards of BIeached Shaker Flannel
~ inches wide; heavy double 2C
fleeced quality; worth CSC yard. AO~
1850 Yards Of 36-inch PercaIes-Light
grounds, in printed checks, stripes, dots
plaids and figures; worth 25c EC
vaIu' .'..,........
Remnants of 36-inch BathrObe FIanneIs-
Extra heavy reversible quality; assorted
styles and colorings; worth SIC k6C
Observation-Disclosures Floor.
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sec and 75c Neckwear. 42c

Odds and ends of Women's Neckwear,
including Vestees, Collar and Cuff Sets
and Separate Collars, of lace and organdy.
59c Val Lace RuffIing, various OOc
widths and styles. Yard. ...... Is
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
Art Goods

Stamped Goods, including scarfs. centers
and pillows. natural color art
crash: neat designs; SSc to SOC O6N
Values ...s,..... ...............
10 Tapestry Sofa Cushions, assorted
shapes; some velour trimmed; Ct Ok
regular $500 values. ........ WAsAV
81 Tapestry Sofa Cushions, dark S(lc
patterns: oblong shape. IVY
25c to 29c Stamped Towels, including
glass towels, buck towels and
crash towels; neat designs. 10C
Eacn .s.............
Goldenberg's First Floor.
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Stationery

Boxed Papers-White and colors; ITO
slightly soiled. ......... LII
6 Photo Albums-50 sheets in each; size
11x14 inches; black cloth COW @1 90
ers. Regularly $1.98. Each. OAoAO
GOIdenberg' Floor.
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$3.50 Velour Draperies
S1.69 Set

Velour Window Overdrapes, IN yards
long, with valance for centre; in blue,
rose, green, brown and mulberry: overlook
edges, hemmed ready to hang.
GOldenberg' s-FOurth Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
SEC Table Damask, Sec Yd

800 yards of 5S-inch Mercerized Table
Damask, in lengths from / n to 5 yards:
assorted neat patterns.
GoIdenberg 's-Fitst Floor.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Newer Form of lron---
Remarkable Discovery Of Science

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The Weak Rundown and Aged, in Two Weeks Time
In Many Instances-Does Away With Old Metallic
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sands of Weak, Nervous, Rundown People by
Providing Iron Like That Put In the Husks
of Grains and the Peels and Skins Of
Fruits and Vegetables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-26
29c Veilings, TIC Yard

effects; assorted color combinations
GOldenberg 's-Ffrst Floor.
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In the blood nothing you eat does
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