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HELP--MALE.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS.

| Ct1klS Mas CARDS.
II you have sold Christmas cards or think
sample s book SSa g. 9rdsFs wi" sepa 1n
ing n!o c oee s2s WA" Randoi I chicago Publish
CAN EARN s. AN HOUR
selling. Xmas cards: The most beautiful
liver and collect Call in person or write.
Sample book free. Open evenings for your
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WANTED - Twenty-Five men
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to Mr.. Sinclair between 10 and
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MEN.
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greatest invention. for the benefit of prospec-
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or investment IS Is re ea1fn AAA W. NO DEPOSIT
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205 INSURANCE BLDG
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terms; experience not absolute
ly necessary. SEE MIR. BLUM.
between 9 and 10 am, 4 and 5
pm.
CASTLEBERG'S
JEWELRY CO.,
1904 L St NV
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CLOTHING-WlH cal IN our unlettercd
automobile and paw you full cash value for
Write. or call Main 4l45 JuSth's Old
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WANTED-SALESNIEN
WANTED--AGENTS.

CHRISTMAS CARDs-l00 per cent profit;
box assortment and personal cards Write
for details of this liberal offer. Artistic Card
Company, Elmira. N. Y.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS-Miss Nelson
earned $3.50 per week last season. No ex-
personalized Christmas cards. Available for
the FIRST time, assortment of 20 different de-
Signed cards all steel die engraved with
choice, OF greeting and name plateless en-
g:ayed to match. Box of 20 cards retailS
for .25 of which 75c is yours Easy to sell
from our beautiful selling display furnished
free. Write today Personal Stationery
Corp. of N. Y. Dept. N-l02. SOB 5th ave
New York City
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SITUATION--FEMALE.

CLERGYMAN's DAUGHTER desires position
dress E. w. j.. 1845 Ontario pl. NV.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR, asst book
Keeper, years experience. wishes perma
dress Box AGA Star Office. 12*
CONTEMPORARIES wants situation: $40
per week. 1874 st. NV l5a
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DRESSMAKING and plain sewing: home or
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HOUSEKEEPING MoTHER-Lady. Protest
homemaker, desires position in cultured
t tTsaIi experience. Personal Interviews de
ticulars:, Mrs. E. Virginia Hatton, Raleigh
Court University. Va. ia
MISSIONARY. returning Mediterranean,
700 %Guir % cSaperone or travelling companion.
z53 Norland ave. Chambersburg, Pa
hMoTEsR With Ut 9yearold girl position as
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ast IRiae Sts az once references. Address Rox
any Kind of nursing generally useful Mrs
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SIENOGRAPHER, age o. with years ex-
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BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity for cash.
Brins them in" or phone Franklin 5i1S-
54l6 The Big Book Shop. 933 @ 81. n "
CAMERAS, field glasses. tools. guns. any
thing. you have to sell. Groce's, Franklin
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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BARBER SHOP, complete equipment AMI
furnishings for tWo-chaIr shop, also
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CHEVROLET 1927 COACH; excellent condi-
ton throughout; owner leaving town; bar
gain, 1865; dealers do not apply. Col.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU--In fine condition
lots OF extras Must be sold quickly Terms
can MIR. Fisher. Adams 3iS9
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yS.IA.VDL-EN 4-DOOt SEDAN, Iy25; there IS
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ave. Decatur 390l
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HELP--MALE.

AUTO PARTS MAN. capable Of managing
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FURNITURE of every description needed
Realize more money for yours By calling
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FURNIIURE-Don' sell FURNITURE or any
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cash prices given Notes Store, 405 10th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. antique or Office
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SITUATION--MALE.

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MEN MEN MEN

The busiest season is at hand for the
largest selling product Of its kind, hence
this opportunity for a few neat appearing
men who can be bonded. to Join our organi-
zsticn.. Men selected Will be paid a drawing
account against commission for immediate
earnings. See Mr. SaurIo Potomac Elec-
trio Appliance Co, l4th 81 c SITS, NV.
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OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
MEMS LADIES. CHILDRENS.
W RICE, 1882 18th st. NV. North 1855
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1882 or Main $3.50
WESCHLERS 900 PA AVE NV
Household effects. merchandise. stocks,
autonobiIes, etc. Thirty-seven years serv-
ing the Washington public.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

up with their guests almost in
discriminatory.
But this time Dempsey is no
more; he will be only . spectator.
And 50 hotels like the Pennsylvania,
Aston, Belmont and others report
that overnight reservations are just
slightly beyond the custom OF
transient applications and the rail.
roads say they have decided their
regular trains can accommodate the
travelling public on the day Of the
fight.
According to its traffic de-
partment. the Pennsylvania
originally planned the running
OF fight specials from various
cities bait abandoned the idea
because Indications are that
travel tomorrow Isn't what we
were led to expect L would be-
The New York. Central likewise
declared that III had found the run
ming OF special trains unnecessary
but that special cars, attached t6
| its regular trains, were being routed
into New Ork from buffalo, Toledo
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago. A
ffw private cars owned by million
4 aire sportsman and number 81
/ small parties. booked in adjoining
/ sections Of the regular pullmans
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

half Of them are occupied by the
time the fighters enter the ring.
II he is to get in the clear at all,
he will do so on his sale OF ring.
side seats at $40, his claim being
that considerably more than $4,000
of these will have occupants.
His determined effort to show q
profit is reflected in his sudden de.
cision to nnder.price the cheanest
seats in the field, which ara tar
free. These 1000 all told. will Be
placed on sale at So at 4 o'clock on
the afternoon of the fight. = -.
Public interest today seemed ~ he
centered as. much in Tunnev,s air.
plane flight from camp on THURSDAY
morning az in the fight itself. Even.
the question of whether Tunnev ~ 4,
keep moving ut top speed Tor the
somewhat unaccustomed route of
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

erred necessity for running special
trains to the scene. Ticket specu.
lators are non-active for the first
time In years.
BY this time. the fact virtually
has been established that Tex Rick
ards golden touch is TO fail him for
once: that 1t will produce no bonanza
tomorrow night. IL his show plays
to q crowd OF better than 5000
and his gate yields better than q
million dollars, he win be doing all
that reasonable man can expect.
He will need slightly more
than million to return even q
tacit profit on the transaction,
for he has guaranteed Tmnney
s525, 900, Heeney $1OO, 900, the.
rental Of the Yankee Stadium
and other expenses may reach
~ high - $I5O,OO0 more and
he must pay the new Federal
tax himself out Of the total re-
eeipts.
indications today were strictly
AGAINST the gate crossing a great
deal more than the million In ques
tion.
direct line on this was furn
iaiaed IN 4 check mp with the hotel
ana railroads. When Dempsey an,
Carpenter met in 1921 and Demp
The Washington times., 1928-07-25
| ANAR OUT
NN||THIRIl

BOSTON, Mass, July "a
Jim Malcney the Boston
heavyweight, last night halted
the upward march cf Henry
Lamar.
MalOney, once xated ns 4 COM
tender, scored u technical KayO
victory ever the former washing
tonian before $1,000 persons at
Braves Field, the referee stopping
the bout III the third round. The
crowd was one Of the largest that
ever attended ! bout IA the Hub
city.
Maloney. on his way. Is hs i'd
nlits. to the top. biz money and 3
Sharkey fight. knocked ont the
former amateur champion from the
Southern college In the third round.
Lamar gave the South Hos
ton strong hoy b battle al the
way In the first two rounds.
meeting the savage. fenr.in NJ
lacks Of MaIOney with stiff left
jabs to the face and right hand
slams To the body, every one AZ
which had plenty 81 punch be-
hind Il.
The final Touchdown was the
sixth Of the short evening for
Lamar. He was wrestled is the
floor twice and took enough 81
Maioney's fists un the other O.
casions to drop to the canvas. The
bout was stopped at the sixth
knockdown, though Lamar. totter-
ing on Blended knee, sought Is
get up again. Maloney had 12
pounds on Lamar. Weighing iii 1t
1875.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

was the sum total OF the remaining
travel expected, 1t was added.
In any case, say the railroads and
hotels, their business will bear only
The faintest OF resemblance to the
volume that came their way on the
Dempsey Carpenter and Dempsey
Firpo fights.
The reflection of this condition on
the gate is obvious. Dempsey and
Carpenter played to more than
81 ,600,OO0; Dempsey and Firpo to
about 81 zoo, 900 at a top price OF
| $3.50: Dempsey and Tunney to
around 81 200, 900 in Philadelphia
and approximately. $2s60O,0o0 in Chi
cago.
The fight tomorrow night,
therefore, figures to have the
smallest attendance and gate OF
any major outdoor heavyweight
championship since the DeInp-
sey.Willard affair at Toledo In
1919 before the golden era of
fistiana had set in.
/ The event also is likely to be
monumental for the fact that II
may leave Rickard without def
mite profit for the first time in any
Of his bigtcalibre productions. HI
has seats at the stadium for up 81
/ 100000. He probably will be will
] Ing to call 1t q deal II more thaS
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

TX rounds was deemed Of slight inl-
nortance in comparison with his
take.off from the waters OF Lake
Pleasant at Speculator and his pro-
nosed landing in the Hudson River
two hours later, so that he viii be
In time for the weighing In at 2
O'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25
SILVER SPRING OPEN

The Silver Spring diamonders de-
sire to arrange a game for today,
Thursday or Friday. Phone Man.
ager Brooke Grubb, Silver Spring,
117.W, between and Z o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

sey and Ffrpo la 1873, special trains
bore grooming loads Of fans to the
scene from All sectiOns ok the land.
and hotels were forced to double
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

The champion expects TO
waieh around 100 pounds.
Weeney will arrive on the scene
fro,,, FairhaVen on a private
Yacht. He weighed zoe pounds
late yesterday and believes ne
win dry out two pounds In the
meantime, in case anyone cares
particularly.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

the delegations on party bent. are
interested and then merely In the
spectacle OF the thing.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

( 1T seems that no one does: Ini !.
is not to be = fight rams Ilsn., :.
appears. Only the carnival seekers
The Washington times., 1928-07-25
FANS So FEW
RAILROADS CANCEL
lSaC|AI1 TRAINS
~ DAVIS ]. WALSH

NEW YORK July New York calm to the point Of
virtual neutrality this morning the Of it, first heavy
weight championship prize 1928 remaining unmoved
and unpressed spite that within
parave "a hours Gene Tnney and Tom Heeey heaye
Tor the greatest honor within the gift Of professional
boxing.
Prominent hotels n the Broadway . - ---, 49,
The Washington times., 1928-07-25
| IC)MIERIJN|
| lit Frs

Nelson's
Player ana Club Total
Bottomley Cardinals (1l...... I'll
Hafey. Cardinals (Il......s.... is
OFT. Giants (i@.........s....... II
The Leaders
Ruth. 10: Hack Wilson. ~: Bottom-
ley III; Gehrig. 10; Bissonette, is:
Hornsby, ~; Hauaer. Is; Hafeys is.
League Totals
National ats
American--33O.
The Washington times., 1928-07-25

Prominent hotels IN the broadway
district report no unusual volume Of
business. Neither or twc great rail-
way systems, the New York Central
and the pennsylvania, has discov-
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07
l | | \ 1 N l I l t [

II. $. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE,
 ALASKA,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that RALPH SPARKS, entryman, to- eether with his witnesses, HAAKON ISUNDSBy, and THEODORE AL BERT NUTBEENl. all of Seldovia, Alaska, has submitted final proof
 II his homestead entry. serial IO6T99, for lands embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1541, Longitude 15io I2' 30" W. Latitude 59o 36' ". contain ing i7.55 acres.
 ff no protest is filed in the U. 5. L0nd Office, Anchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication ol thirty days thereafter said final nroof will be accepted and final certificate issued. The proof is now in the files of the local Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska.
 J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register. First publication November 8, 1928. Last publication December g, 19+3.
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THE PLAY AT THE
 LIBERTY T0N|CHT

The name Wall Flowers" did not fit the play at the theatre last night, and it was with surprise and pleasure the audience saw very unusual, semi-mystery plot unfold that was interesting from sevel 8. angles. one being the clear showing of the havoc wrought in their lives by a freakish will.
 Some men who live proSiac lives seem to delight in leaving wills shroudcd in mystery and secrecy, full of trouble breeding terms. It was a very good play.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

Cleanliness ana the best of meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07
"CAVEMAN" GALLOWAY

"Galloping" Galloway died a natural death last night but in it's stead loomed the appendix Cave man" Galloway; and only for one reason. Whilst refereeing the girls cage came last night he poked one in the shoot and kayoed another when he crashed into her; all acci- dental, of course.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07
COMMUNICATION
De-" Ms. Cad A. Boutte:


 We understand that you have a well organized Gossip Club here, that you are the president and Mrs. E. Lucy Data is the Secretary. We are glad to know this as it will save time for us as we came here to or l ganlze such club, but now we will need only to give you the benefit of our wide and varied experience. We have had excellent success in other places. We have caused three murders, seven suicides, have sent Is to Morningside and Stilli- com, have separated 40 couples and goodness only knows how many en- gagementS we have broken up. We make a speciality, however, of di- vorces also with school teachers, doctors and nurses.
 We shall be glad to meet with you at your next session.
 Yours for big game,
 Mrs. U. Lye,
 Mrs I. Tellunl. 1. P. S. The first time we saw you on the street we knew that you would make a first class member,
 Yours.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07
SEEK SAVE BLOCKHOUSE

Permission to remove the old Russian blockhouse at Kolmakof- ski to Akiak in order that it may be restored to good condition and preserved, has been asked from the Governor of Alaska by Eski- mo inhabitants of Akiak, it was made known in Juneau last Wek
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

The recent current report that the Apex, tender of the Admiral ity Coal Company in Southeast ern Alaska was lost in storm, is unfounded, declared officials of the concern to the Empire
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07
SHRINE ELECTS

Ralph ReeSer was elected pres ident of the Fairbanks Shrine Club, at a meeting last week, Dr. H. A. Blyth, president, and Frank M. Durham, secretary treasurer.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07
BOAT LATE ARRIVING

Nothing definite was heard to- day as to the probable time of ar rival in the Port of Seward of the s. s. Victoria but it is believed it will not arrive until late tomor- row night, at the earliest.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

WE CARRY THE BEST BRANDS OF CANDY MANUFACTURED I,l THE UNITED STATES BOTH IN BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot ltage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

Fred D. Habenicht was chosen Post Commander of the Afford John Bradford Post No. 4, Juneau, at the annual election last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

LESSON PIPES WON'T LEAK, WON'T DRIP, WON'T SMELL, CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN
 MOKE IT EVERYDAY-YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS S4.O0 AND S7.5O. Schallerer's Alaska ShGp.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

A marine station dock costing $3 500, is being built by the For estry department on Gravina Is- land.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

The town of Flat will be moved next year to make way for the installation of a huge dredge.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-07

SHEAFFERS LIFETIME FOUN- TAIN PENS AND PENCILS AND |SHEAFFERS SKRIP. THE SUC- LESSOR TO INK. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
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Aprons and
Negiigees

ca NURSES APRONS, tai
lored models made OF sheeting.
Originally $i.00. Friday 9Oc
Il, EXTRA SIZE RAYoN
DRESSES, black and white with
small figures. Originally @C OK
1886. Friday only. 49,. %0
ts) PLAID GIN GH A NJ
sMocKs. Originally si.ss. QQc
a. I RosE COLOR BROAD
CLOTH sMOcK. Was gI o.
$5.e5. Friday only.
l5l WHITE HOOVER APRONS,
soiled. Were si95. Fri QQc
ti4l APRON FROcKs. batiste
and lawn prints. Broken sizes
and colors. Were sl.e5. QQc
es1 DRESSES. rayon Z or broad
cloth prints. Were @I o.
1895. Friday only. So
(2l WHITE SILK PETIT
COATS, with deep fringe. CT
Were si.95. Friday only. 49,. ~
~ p1hLh SAIfN NEoLtoELs
long tuxedo fold style. Contrast
ing color trim. Was 40 90
$3.50. Friday only. ~Ao
IL, BLACK SATIN NEGLIGEE.
with rows of rose puff
fing. Was $3.50. FRI 90 90
day only .............
isD CREPE DE CHINE NEG
LlGEEs with satin ribbon trim.
Were $i4.9S. Friday gT go
Isl CREPE DR CHINE NEGLi.
GEES, lace trimmed. GO 80
Were 1896. Friday. WS'o
~ HANDMADE CREPE DE
CHINE DRESSES, were (g 80
1895. Friday oniy... W.
Third Floor
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Wonen's Dresses

ISL IMPORTED DINNER
DRESSES. sizes SO to a. Maize.
flesh and light blue. Were GIA
$3.50. Friday only. ... Wv
III FLESH CHIFFON DINNER
DRESS. rhinestone trim. Slightly
soiled. Was $6s.50. goo -
Friday only ...... PA- ~
III BEIGE GEORGETTE
DRESS, with fare skirt. SHE 36.
$3.50 value. Friday CIn
only .........,.......
~ NAVY FLAT CREPE EN-
SEMBLE. with printed crepe
blouse. size 40. $3.50 co or
value. Friday only. -. ~1|0
IN TAN GEORGETTE STREET
DRESS, trimmed with contrasting
stitching. Formerly s2s. G10
Friday only ........... VIZ
iIo) wOMEN'S S EFT
FROCKS, fiat crepe and georgette.
Several attractive COL
ors. Formerly s25. $40 TX
Friday only ...,...
al WOMEN'S = Rect
DRESSES, fat crepes and geor-
gettes. One and two piece styles.
Sizes 40l2 and 42h2. &IO 7g
Formerly SIS. Friday $3.50
80 TAN SILK LACE DINNER
DRESSES. sleeveless. $3.50 and
$35 values. Sizes 80 to 46. cog
Friday only .,....s....... w.
90 BLACK LACE DINNER
DRESSES. with long sleeves, size
30. Sleeveless dress. size cog
~. Were $39.50. Friday. ~@0
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Misses Coats
and Suits

On GRAY THREE-PIECE EN-
SEMBLE, cashmere with silk
blouse. Size IA. Was g17 S0
s49.75. Friday only. @A.OO
l3) SUMMER FLANNEL SUITS,
sizes IA and Is. Were SIS. @h
Friday only "
~ GREEN FLANNEL COAT.
size Is. Was SIS. FRI $3.50,
'ay In V', GRAY KAsHMERE COAT.
ercomine collar. Size
10. Was $2s. Friday S6.75
' q, TAN BROADCLOTH SUEDE
COATS, with molene collars. Sizes
IA and Is. Were s25. S6.75
Friday only ...........
(s1 SILK MORE COATS, with
ercemine cuffs. Size 10. Were GO
$25. Friday only ......... W
a. BLACK BROADCLOTH
COAT, cape style. Molene cuffs.
Size Is. Was SIS. Friday GO
ls) MISSES SUITS. in oxford
cloth and herringbone weave. Sizes
ls and 10. Were SIS. $3.50
Friday only ..........
On BLACK SILK COAT,
size 16. Was $25. Friday @17
OLlly
(2) KASHMERE COATS, sizes
IA and Is. Were $25. Fri @17
day only .................
(I BLUE SILK COAT, size
IA. Was $59.5e. Friday @CQ
ULiIy
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Stationery

(ss) BOXES ASSORTED STA
TIUNERY. with envelopes, cares
and paper. Were SOC. Fri 10c
day only. ...............
lI5l HAWK EYE CAMERAS,
No. 2-A--sakes pictures 2lax4l4.
Were sf.s9. Friday CT 20
80 BOOK ENDS. wooden. In
bronze and silver finish. 90
Were SOC. Friday only. 80
l2el CARD CASES. fancy backs,
gilt edges ard packed In neat
ceiluioid case. Were 79c. Co
Priday only DC
tzsD PADS OF Sly
NOTES. imported Envo paper IN
gray, orchid. blue and tan. 10
Were 500 Friday only. TT
t4iD BOXES INITIAL STA
TTONERY. soiied and broken lots.
Only initial N. r. NJ. w. o. X. d,
and r TO select from. Were 90
49c. Friday only. ....
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