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il the way to bring about the vast
reform?''
Jerry's eyes widened suspicious
1y. So Stephanie wasn't liking
her initial taste Of the long coveted
Witness?
In the last two weeks she had
been for the first time to dinner
at Tait's. She had attended the
theater: she had been driving
three evenings with various young
men and once she had gone with
Maria and a party to watch the
dancing at Shorty Roberts.
with pick on the petting?"
asked Jerry deliberately stupid.
I'VE were discussing the whole diff.
ference between yesterday and
tomorrow. Petting is merely a
temporary texcess-a way of show.
ing our contempt for the repression
of our mothers. Like the man who
is newly turned atheist and who
must go about shouting agaist
God. Silly. isn't he? Why shout
against being who doesn't exist?"
I'VE were talking" said Steph.
anie, going on with her own
thoughts, about the way man
loved in Stephens time and the
way they love today. l don't be.
lieve there is any genuine emotion
today. And l think all this pet
ting is responsible. We're the
counterfeit generation-the make
believe crowd!
Jerry. does a man always kiss
a girl when he takes her out?"
He always tries to-"
What exactly is meant by pet
ting?'
Depends on the peter and the
petted. Use your own imagina.
ton, ole dear. Petting as done
by some means all the red riotous
things you blush to think about"
Il mean as done by a person
supposed to be decent, such as
your"
Jerry grinned. well, il were
you. Steve, I'd confine it to a
few kisses. A kiss is delight.
full thing when properly executed
And q girl-even the homogeneous
type to which unfortunately you
and ! belong-should have a few
as a basis for later comparison
when she is restricted to the
ONE"
did you enjoy being kissed by
eVeryone?"
There are few of the gallant
young blades in San Francisco
whose osculatory gifts are un
known to me. So / can't give a
truthful answer"
Well, I'd rather be Sylvia than
mauled by every man ] meet.
LIES not half as exciting as / ex.
pected. Ii that's being wild, then
being wild IL just about the tam.
est and most boring and time
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more in love with Pat than ever.
She no longer saw him as her
mothers driver, but as his own
mothers son--the son who had
been Cracked on automobiles
ever since his baby days.
The next morning when she
opened her eyes she heard Pats
voice in the hall down stairs. He
was talking to Mrs. Lexington.
Usually 1t took Lily long
time to get the sleep out of her
eyes. but this morning she was
wide awake instantly
She hurried to the top of the
stairs, in her sleeping suit OF
Chinese silk, and listened.
Her mother was speaking now.
'I'll show you how to serve IL
you'll come into the dining
roonl,'' she heard her say. I'D
like you to wait on table tomor.
row night. I'm having some
people in, and tonight Mr.. Drum
mond is coming fer dinner, so
you can serve tonight, just for
the practice. Pat"
-
silence in the lower hall began to
rumble in Lily's ears after min
ute or two.
CHAPTER XIX
Lily crept down to the landing
and peered into the lower hall.
Pat was facing her mother and
slowly shaking his dark. hand
some head. There was a small
smile on his lips. but his blue
eyes were serious and watchful.
No, / couldn't wait on any
body's table, Mrs. Lexington" he
said, in his deep voice that always
stirred Lily almost as much as his
touch stirred her. You hired
me to keep your automobile in
order and drive it. ] didn't mind
washing the windows yesterday,
or cleaning up the back yard the
day before. But / certainly am
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} windows. It was covered with
white cotton, ironed until it
looked like glossy linen. and the
dishes and glass and silver upon
1t sparkled.
Behind the coffee pot of pol.
ished aluminium sat Mrs. France,
the small, old.fashioned woman
whom Lily had seen that morning
in. the grocery store. At the
other end sat Pats father--a fine
looking man, from whom Pat
"got his looks" undoubtedly. He
had the same straight, blunt
nose. the same well-eut mouth,
the same deep-blue eyes and crisp
hair only his was silver where
Pats was dark brown, almost
black.
Between her mother and father.
sat Florence, the youngest of the
family. Florence was blue-eyed
and dark haired. too. She was
what she herself called ''snappy.
looking.
Her hair was cut in most
up-to-date boyish bob. her face
was beautifully made up with
coral color pale coral for ar
cheeks and deep coral-pink for
her lips. Her clothes were lus-
trous black satin. and she had
made them herself--a skirt Of
satin with a jumper to match.
There were big imitation pearls
around her neck, there were big
steel buckles on her slippers and
the thinnest OF gunmetal stock
ings upon her slim legs. Flor
ence's ambition was to look like
q photograph in fashion journal,
and she had just about achieved
it.
Florence, . her mother said to
her, II wish you'd change that
dress when you come from work.
It makes me nervous to see you
around the kitchen in anything
so NICE
Florence helped herself to
sweet pickle and piece of hot
corned beef from the platter in
the middle OF the table. This
dress cost me only $lO--just what
i paid for the material, she
answered, In q low voice that had
deep, tIlroaty tones In tia sin
gularIy soothing voice. And
besides. I'm going to the pic
lures tonight with Jerry Mac
Michael. Hell be here at and
It's quarter after Z now.
Mrs. France nodded, looking up
at the Seth Thomas clock above
the sink. and then at the empty
chair across the table from Flor
ence.
pat was sure he would be
home at $40 to have supper with
u.s." she said. Dear me, I don't
like this business OF his living
away from home. miss him.
IL he's got to be forever
tinkering with automobiles, wish
he'd stayed with Roy Jefferson.
He could get home to at least one
meal q day, then, anyway"
There was q knock on the
kitchen door. And then before
anyone could reach it, it was
pushed open and Pat came in With
Lily Lexington.
The three people at the table
were speeches. with surprise az
they looked up at her. In the
bright light from the electric
bulb above the sink, her hair
shone like gold and her gray
green eyes like jewels. On her
left hand = big diamond sparkIed,
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SHE LISTENED INTENTLY

that?'' she asked herself. and
could find no answer to her ques-
ton. She was simply thunder
struck.
Her puzzled eyes went to Pats
face. He was looking from his
mother to his father, and smiL
ing. Mother and Dad he said,
after a little pause, Il want you
to meet Miss Lexington. -And
Florence-my sister. Florence,
Miss Lexington He performed
the introductions awkwardly, fid-
ding with his hat as he spoke.
Mrs. France got up from the
table and shook Lily by both
hands. But her blue eyes were
on her tall sons face. Pat"
she said. how could you sur.
prise us like this?-bringing home
company on a night when we're
having boiled dinner! And me
without even white apron en-
and your father in his shirt
sleeves
But her eyes were kind, and
she turned to Lily with smile
in them. You sit right down
here at the table in Pats place,
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. YOUR STOMACH
TORRENTS YOU
Do this for Quick Relief

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Because it is so quick so safe
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DO YOU KNOW
THAT

In a cave, 35 feet underground,
DIR. Paul r. Heyl. of the United
States Bureau of Standards. Is
now making his third experiment
In weighing the world. He saws
he has established the fact that
the earth weighs 5000. 0OO, OOO. 600.
600 ,O00, 900 tons in round numbers.
A torpedo has been devised
which can be launched on it's
destructive mission over the side
OF any small boat. Driven by
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cause of pyorrhea and other
serious troubles.
Ordinary brushing fails in sue
cessfully fighting film. And
under film are the clear, whittier
teeth you envy.
Now modern science has per-
tected an effective film combat
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1t firms and protects gums;
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Mail coupon for full Today
tube to try. Or purchase large
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the amazing difference.
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Love in q MilIiOnaire's Mansion or In a
Poor Mans Flat Is Lily's
Problem of Future
Read his First !:

spoiled daughter Of CYRUS
LEXNGTONS live
TO
That
that mother
date Is set for June TO-
Pat cab in independent
friend ROY JEFFERSON He sells O finance piston ring which
won't need f She wonders how she win see him when BE LONGER
she back yard and finds him polishing her mosr automobile
se she him sgap Lily knows she never VIII for
possible Then her mother Learns q The love affair and the secret
with Pat herself LILY order: Carrie g leave the house and does
tre which she found m Iis drawer Lily suggests 70 Say that
and suspicious o her friendship with Pat That night Pat
going his Lily mind
with family homethe kind
nknsn llrnl n ana narra led
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FireprOOf Gasoline

Erenoof gasoline has been have been
successfully that within short time P.r and
Air their aeroplanes ais "
London. The danger of fire will thus be eliminated
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Illegally Used Stamps

stamps especially in the
values with and illegally used
the Ceylon suddenly issued six of design
and had all the old types destroyed.
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What Do You KNOw?
ANSWERS TO TODAY's TEST
Questions on Editorial Page

Questions on Editorial Page
l. Virginia. 2 New York B. Kentucky: 4 Ohio Massa.
Greeks Goddess of youth God of Wne H. Tribe IT,
Tongue. Is. Alton. Ia. Monarch Is. Pathless
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Your Teeth
Not Naturally Dull, loft Color
If you think they are this simple free test
will surely surprise you

4 FILM coat makes teeth
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is what makes people think their
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When you remove it the new
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that amazes. Gums grow firm
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A simple test proves the great
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have made by scores. 1t has
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A new way in tooth and gum
care removes the dingy film that
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teeth dingy.
Just run your tongue across
your teeth. And you will feel
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of pretty teeth and healthy gums.
1t clings to teeth, gets into
crevices and stays. 1t forms a
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germs, with tartar, are the chief
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-17
LEGAL ADV ERTlsEMENT

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville.
Texas. December 9. 1928. Notice 10
hereby given that on December T..
1898. there was seized shout seven
miles east Of Brownsville. Texas.
from A.. w. Collier. e. ais. for VIC
lation Of Section 5gj Tariff Act 1922
and Sect. 3062 r. S. ono Chevrolet
Roadster. motor No. Ja26iT1. Serial
No. SAB 1921; one Chevrolet sedan.
motor No. i49a3i6. Serial No. SAB
1859; one oldsmobile coupe. motor
No. f35273. Serial No. ii6i; one
Ford truck. motor No. AA5ilif0.
Ansone claiming these automobiles
must appear ard file hi claim with
me within twenty (2U) days from the
date Of this notice. otherwise | will
sell same az public auction az the
g.. S. CustomhouSe. Brownsville,
Texas. on Thursday. December ~.
1928, at 10 o'clock a. m. VIM. Nealc,
Dy. Collector.
U2-lU-lI-2i-3t-SsIg.1
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GARNER TOLD
RECORD CLEAR
Vote Probe Chairman
Says Charges Are
Not Sustained


WASHINGTON. Dec. i7.-"Thers
Is absolutely nothing in the record
that reflects either on your person
al conduct or the clear title 70 your
office was the assurance given
Frederick r. Lehlhach. chairman Of
the congressional investigation COM
mittee, N a letter made public today,
The congressional committee COM
posed Of Representatives Lehlhach
OF New Jersey. John u. Nelson, III
Maine: Carl X. C~bindblom. Illinois;
Hartsill 6sgcn. Arkansas; Loring ~,
Black, hew York, recently investi-
gated alleged irregularities in tom
rection with the nomination Of Mr..
Garner at the July primaries. The
allegations we're made III charges
contained in a letter written Lehl.
bach ~ Sid Hardin. defeated c1ndi-
date, tsfe charges being withdrawn.
The committee refused n accept the
withdrawal snd q hearing was held
a McAllen ut which Garner and lIar-
din made statement.
II is understood that the committee
will issue 3 report completely exon
Grating Garner in connection with
the charges whihc we're given wide
publicity.
Relative to Jos. Walls Of Laredo.
district attorney in Webb county.
whose MANS was brought into the
Investigation in testimony by Har.
din. Congressman Lehlbach stated
"Since we left Elidslgo county | re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Walls on
the subject Of the testimony Of Mr..
Hardin and in reply assured him that
neither J.. nor 70 the best Of my be-
lief, did any III the committee hsr-
Dor any doubt If his personal recti-
tude or his proper conduct o. bis
office
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HosE-Useful ard beautiful all
shades. Libhy's.
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NOTICE OF HEARING To ArrRO.
PIRATE PUBLIC WATERS OF
TIE STATE OF TEXAS

NO. H..
Notice is hereby given. 20 whom
concerned. that T.. X. Butler. the
postoffice address Of whom -
Brownsville. Tezas. did cn the 10th
day Of November. A. b. 1923. file his
application in the office OF the
Board OF Water Engineers for the
State of Texas. in which he applies
for a permit 20 appropriate Of the
unapprorriated w1ters of the State
~ Texas. from the Harcho Niejo
E~ssaca, sufficient water for the r.
riration Of not 20 exceed lTT6
acres Of land. - be impounded IN
. reservoir and diverted by NEAR
or a pumping plant. said dam 70 be
located at a point which bears
South y degrees 81 minutes Nesf
$4,000 feet from the Northwest cor
nor Of the San Martin grant. IN Cam
srcn County. Texas. and IS distant
in a northeasterly direction from
Brownsville, Texas. about seven
miles.
You are hereby further notified
that the said L. X. Butler proposes
10 construct a dam 70 be Of earth
five (5D feet "a height. 200 feet In
length. having q top width Of -
feet. and a bottom width of l0C
feet. thus creating n reservoir hsv'
ing an average depth of stored wa.
ter 81 feet. and having storage
capacity Of $50 acre-fset. ard e
imnound therein and diver. there
from. BY means Of a ten n0l inch
centrifugal pump. operated bv >
Fairbanks Morse. 80 horsepower en-.
CINE, having a height Of lift Of II
feet. sufficient water for irrigation
az not 10 exceed 1876 acres Of land
described IN the application.
\ hearing or the application 81
tho said r. X. Butler will be held b.
the Beard IF Water Engineers foi
the State IF TcvsE. IN the office 81
Tie BOARD Ct Water Engineers fol
the states ~ Texas. in tho office
~ the Board At Austin. Texas. -
Monday. January 2s. 1922. hsrinning
NJ ten o'clock a. NJ. NJ which time
end place I'll parties interested may
appear and he heard. Such hear.
Ing will be continued from time e
time. and FROM place o. place. II
necessary, until such determination
has been made relative to said an
plication as the said Board Of Wa.
ter Engineers may deem right. eluit,
able and proper.
Given under and BY virtue oS mr.
order Of the BOARD ~ Water Emf
neers for the state 81 Texas. at tbs
office cf the said hoard. ~ Austin
Texas. this the fa.h day of Novem'
her. A. .. 1873.
JNo. A. NORRIS.
{. s. CLARK.
A. RI. DUNLAP.
Board OF Water Engineers
Attest:
CSeaD
a. ". MCDONALD. Sccy.
11-2s-5-fn-tT-st-S93a
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ITALIAN beads and compacts oil
tortoise she'll make unusual gifts.
The French Shoppe.
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The MODERN Note III in Color
and for the living room WIZ not a
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Sl9-50-reduced from $50 10. Gas APP
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Day in Congress

lby The Associated PTess.b
Monday:
Senate considers prison labor bill,
House takes up minor bills on
unanimous consent calendar
Foreign relations committee oi
senate has before IL kellogg anti
war treaty.
House agriculture committee con.
siders proposed amendment to pack
ers and stuckyards act.
Senate interstate com
mittee discusses bill TO regulate in.
terstate and foreign m in
soft coal.
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If YOU'RE looking for stars. use a
telescope. But for acceptable Christ
mas gifts. try the Shop-O-Scope-in
the Classified Section.
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IMPORTED hand made lace neck
wear. Ike Bollack.
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WEAR-EVER Aluminrn Roasters.
Three sizes. s3-95. s4a5 and S5.s5.
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LEGALs AID, ERIisEMEN1
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron COMMUNICATING:
- You are hereby commanded 90
cause the following notice 10 b. pub
lished in a newspaper OF general cir
culation which has been continuously
and regularly published for a period
of not less than one year preceding
the date OF the notice in the County
OF Cameron, State Of Texas, and you
shall cause said notice 10 be printed
at least once each week for . period
OF ten days exclusive Of the first dsy
of publication before the return day
hereof:
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PROBATE OF WILL
The State Of Texas.
TO all persons interested IN the
sttate Of Pauline Ward Hsmmon-
tree, deceased. Ophelia Ward Rogers.
hss filed in the County Court of
Cameron County. an application for
the Probate Of the last VIII and
Testament of said Pauline Ward
Ho-umontree. deceased, filed with
said application. and for Letters
Te-tamentary which will be heard
at the next term of said Court. COM
nleLtinE on the flrst monday IN Feb
ruary. a. D., 1929, the same being
the 4th day of February. A. d., 1929,
~ the Court House thereof. III
Brownsville. Texas, at which Time
al persons Interested IN said Estate
may appear and contest said appli
cation. should they desire 10 40 70.
Herein fail not. but have you be-
fore said court on the said first day
OF the next term thereof this Writ.
with your return thereon. showing
how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said court. az office in Browns
Vile, Texas. this the 5th day Of De-
cember. A. y. 1925.
". II. SEAGO. Clerk,
County Court, Cameron County Tex.
By .. 7. Bremen, Deputy.
(SesD
A true cory | certify
II. ID. Sesgo, Clerk. County Court.
Cameron County, Texas.
By o. 4. Bremen. Deputy.
G2-I0-i7-2t-32i3.)
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JARDINIERES and Pottery vases in
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line SPENT Is money saved when
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| ATMONOS and Collie coats import
ed. Beautiful assortment IN silk and
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HOSIERY. underwear and sweaters,
Mauer's, 1920 Elizabeth.
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RESOLVE to stop swearing On New
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Christmas Joy for You Begins Right ON this Page, Shopping Worry Stops
SHOp-O-SCOpE
Gifts for Him

OUR entire stock Il substantially
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POCKET KNIVES-BarloVs ivory
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YOUR HOME should come First
Christmas Is an idesl time 20 add
that much needed Srite OF furniture
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YOU WILL find TIE most individlai
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STATIONERY-The mirror OF your
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Jardin.
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IvIULTNS-BeriHniners outfit with
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OUR campaign to reduce stock en-
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ues Ia ~ appliances for Christmas.
Gas Appliance Co., $50 Elizabeth.
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RECORDS-all the latest jazz and
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RlNGS-Embiem. stone set and ini-
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SCOOTERS-rubher tired, steel
frame. solid disc wheels. ". II.
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MEMS BLANKET robes with shoes
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the men folks. Universal Dress Shop.
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Gifts for the Home

Al DORFMAN'S you'll .lvc a. oney
during December on your Rift pur-
chasea.
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SILK sCARFs for sport. Libby's.

SCHAEFFER'S Pens and pencils in
sets or separate make life time gifts
Mckay's Pharmacy. Hotel FL Jardin.
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ALL kinds OF Mexican curios and
Jewelry for Christmas gifts. Orien-
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S~OCkS-Silk, Isle and wooden socks
in many pretty patterns, always sP-
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SkATES-Ball bearing and adjust
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MANHATTAN and Universal paja-
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SHOT GUNS and rifles Of ell kinds.
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SUITS By Hart Schaffner and MARI
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