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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local Student
 On Dean s List

The Albertus AGaenus deans list which was announced last week con- tained 2o names. The Inst is made up of those students whose honor points average S,S or more. These honor students are entitled to the privilege ot counting double cuts as single ones, Those on the list are: Seniors, Miss Grace Blanchard and Miss Mary Qoode, os New Haven; Miss Frances Heywood and Miss Regina Lesnikowski, of Milford, and Miss Ruth swirsky of New Haven; jun- iors, Miss BernAdette Brooks, of MOriden: Miss Elizabeth Cornfield, of New Haven; Miss Rita Crotta, of West Haven; Miss Clio Flanagan, of NOwburgh, N. Y.; Miss Elinor Kugel, of New Haven; Miss Colleen Mur- phN of Bridgeport; Miss Lillian Plotkln, of New Haven; Sophomores, Miss Patricia pwyer of Waterbury; Miss Amy Doyle, of Devons Miss Grace Hickey, of Derby; Miss Katherine Keresey, of Danbury; Miss Geraldine o'Brien of Meriden; !; Miss Dorothea Futile and Miss Mary Rocco, of New Haven; and freshmen, Miss Efia Chestney, of New Haven; Miss Catherine Conger, of Pough- keepSie, N, F.; Miss Miriam Hayner, of West Haven; Miss Grace Hughes, of Bridgeport; Miss Eunice o'Neill, of West Haven; and Miss Jean steir, of Derby,
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Couple Honored On
 Silver AnniUersary

Miss Margaret O. Mills of Kelsey street entertained ct on anniversary super and reception on Saturday evening at tho Colonial room of the Hotel Elton for her parents, MT, and Mrs Robert O. Mills. The of. fair was arranged as G surprise for the coupe who were delighted when they arrived to Ind the Colonial room filled with . large number of their old friends from Scotland. The couple were presented with several beautiful gifts of solid silver and Mrs. Mills also received Q large bouquet of flowers. Following the supper the guests adjourned to the homo of Mir. and Mrs Mills on Kel- sey street where an informal party was enjoyed. Singing and dancing were enjoyed until the "wee small urS ayant tho 'Twal."
 Tho guests includod: MT. and Mrs. Hugh Muirhead, MT. and Mrs, William MoClymont of Kearney, N J, MT. and Mrs. James Barr of Worcester. Mass, MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Fleming of Holyoke, Mass, Miss Mary Mills of Holyyoke, MT, and Mrs. George Stevens of West Haven, and the following local guests: MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dowie MT. and Mrs. William Mclean, Mir,
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field N, Gillette. Lawrence A. Pier pont attended his brother as best man and Leland darrigus and Mansfield Gillette served as ushers.
 The bride was heeomingly attired in Q gown of ivory satin, Princess style, tho long full skirt terminal. Ing ia c train and she wore 6 long veil of ivory tulle arranged In cup shape and fastened with orange blossoms. Her arm bouquet consist. tod of Easter lilies. The froek of tho maid of honor was aquamarlne blue laee and she wore Q hat of corresponding shade and material and carried Rn arm bouquet of spring flowers in shades of yellow. The bridesmaids wore froeks of peach lace with corresponding hats and carried bouquets of spring flowers in shades of peach, The dress of tho brides mother was mule berry lace and she wore Q corsage of Taiisman roses. Tho bridegroonla mother wore Q froek of Dubonnet velvet and wore R corsage of gar- denias,
 A reception was held at the home of tho bride following the ceremony, About ono hundred guests were In attendance including out of town guests from New York, New Jersey, Bridgeport, storrs and New Haven.
 MT. Pierpont and his bride left on on extended wedding trip by motor through tho South, the bride wearing 0 gray travelling suit with Deauville red accessories. Upon re- turning they will take up their res- idenee on Cheshire Road.
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clubs, which was more or loss in- dieated by the fact that East bid hearts; therefore, East must have bid on length in that suit.
 At this point declarer led the ten of spades and won in dummy with the king. A small heart was returned and ruffed by dee clarer with tho jack of spades. The three of spades was played and won in dummy with tho eight.
 The jack of hearts was rutfed with the queen of spades. De- clarer now cashed the ace of spades. Then the acc and king of diamonds were played. A small club was won in dummy with the ace, and now declarer applied the squeeze.
 He cashed the last two spades, discarding from his hand Q club and Q diamond. West couldn't protect both the diamonds and the clubs. If he discarded his queen of diamonds, dummy's ten spot would be good. and Q club discard would set up the two clubs In de- clarer's hand.
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Personal
Annual Dance Enjoyed
 By ScoOiI Girls Club

Kiernan, Miss Mary Coyle with Vincent smith. Miss Emeline Cas- sidy with John Fleming, Miss Helen Thomas with Ray Murphy Mlss Rhoda Sortino with Edward powl- ing, Miss Margaret DWbiel with Francis Lengyel, Miss Ann N. ETy- Or with Ronald MaliA, Miss Ethel puhi0l with Edward Wlnship. MlsA Bertha Calvin with Milton MacMil- len.
 Miss Ann McAvoy with Charles Keeley, Miss Mary Elaherty with Raymond Calvin, Miss Eva Cedar holm with Howard Hale. Miss Edith orahn with Christian Wstteveld, Miss Matilda Kiessllng with Qun. uaAr Swanson, Miss Pauline lIaller with William Pump. Miss Winlfred Davies whit Thomas Hughes. Miss Bornic0 Ryan with William Pow ell, Miss Mary Abrams with David Duncan, Miss Alice MraA with John HylAnd, Miss selma Anderson with Donald McHurnoy, Miss Lillian Dee~ ran with Edward MeQrath, Misa Ann Norton with James Gibbons,
 Miss Ellen shove with Willard Shove, Miss Elizabeth EAwlor with Walter Purdy, Miss Helen Roche with Uhald Dosaulnlers, Miss Ann McfIugh with Harry Weiss, Miss 0eorg0tte LaHunne with Jerry Lee han, Miss Lillian Grady with Charles Rimkus, Miss Betty Moyni- han with L. P. Sinclair, Miss Mary Aitchlson with Wallace lnglis, Miss Florence Mulhern with Earl Lewis, Miss Mary Wallace with Michael Wallace, Miss Katherine Mwlhern with Earl Lewis, sMiss Katherine Mulhern with Richard kawlor, Miss Ann Mulhorn with Thomas Hurley, Miss Mary A. Brio with John Wall lace, Mir. and Mrs. Edward keenA, Mir. and Mrs. Laurence Calvin, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly, Mir. and Mrs, James Barrett, Mir. and Mrs, Rays mond 0odburE, Mir, and Mrs. James Brady, Mfr. and Mrs, Edward Brown, Mir. and Mrs, Frank Gaylord. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Rotello, Mir and Mrs. Thomas Brophy, Mir, and Mrs. Vincent Barnes, MT, and Mrs. Loo Coleman. Mfr. and Mrs, Theodore DonAhue, Mfr. and Mrs, Thomas To. Aotte, Mir, and Mrs. T. J. Wallace, Miss Louise Mohg with Hayden R. Aotehklss and Miss Sylvia Wagner with L. D, Chapman, Jr.
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tive in affairs of this company, which was established by his fa- ther.
 What has been learned and how the plan may be extended to pres. ent day needs of the nation should be Of interest to manufacturer and consumer. Mir. Hapgood's presenta. ton makes an absorbing human in- terest story.
 Mir. Hapgood has had intimate connection with men and events in the development of this country from Theodore Roosevelt to Frank lin D. Roosevelt in an advisory cap- acity. He has had Q long training in journalism, having been editor of Golfers Weekly and Harpers Week. ly, as well as being on the stafis of Q number of leading papers Of the country. He also is the author of many books of history and biog- raphy.
 The meeting is in charge of the program committee which includes Mrs. George 0. Erskine, chairman, Mrs. Carl dulliver, Mrs. Arthur Qoepel, Mrs. James Kemp, Mrs. starbuck Sprague, Mrs. John l.. deist, and Mrs, Frank gquiFes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
Betty Merrin,an Is
 Guest On Birthday

Dr. and Mrs. M. Heminway Mer- riman of Watertown gave Q large reception and dance last evening ct tho Waterbury Country club for their daughter, Miss Betty Merri. man, in celebration of her twenty-fir birthday. quantities of flowers, gifts to Miss Merrin,an were in evidence in the main ball. room where evergreen boughs were
 also arranged, Miss Merriman wore Q gown of white satin.
 The dance which was attended by over 250 guests including nu- lnerous out of town people was preceded by several dinner and cocktail parties, among which was tho cocktail party for 90 given by Mrs, B. Heminway Klimpke and Mrs. Randolph Betts of Water- town; the dinner given by the Racket club ct the homo of MT. and Mrs. John K, Pratt of Buck lngham street and attended by MT. and Mrs. Milton A. Bristol, MT. and Mrs. Edward r. Carmody, MT. and Mrs. John M. Brodie, MT. and Mrs. Elliot P. 0oss. MT. and Mrs. Richard w. Goss, MT. and Mrs Edwin s. Hunt, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kellogg, Thomas R. Fisher, Jr., F. Dutton Noble, Edward Wotkyns and Stiles A. doodsell of Bridgeport: another by
 Mfr. and Mrs. Colin ID, Barrett of Watertown whose guests were Miss Ruth Evans, Curtis Sherwood, John Carley, Miss Barbara Barrett and Mir. and Mrs. Richard Barrett of New Haven; and the dinner by Miss Elizabeth Nuhn of Willow street who had as her guests, pr. and Mrs. Joseph Linn eHtzell, Miss Dorothy Boomer. Nell Carr and hre fiance, Charles E. Fulkersor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
Contract Bridge
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Friday after. noon session of the Elton Contract dub were: North and South: Miss Audrey D. Smith and W. 8. Smith, isi Ia; Mrs. John MonSani and Mrs. A. 8. Jourdan, ii9; Mrs. Ed- gar Adams and Mrs. Thomas Mor- In substituting for Mrs. Charles Audet, ii9; Mrs. William Pape and Mrs. B. A. Collins, substituting for Mrs William Burke, li4 l-2; Mrs. Robert StrohacKer and Mrs. R. D. Schroeder, il4 Ia; and East and West: Mrs. J. D. Kelsey and Mrs. W, s. Smith, l36; Mrs. Frederick Miller and Mrs. Raymond Pidge, i34 i-2: Mrs. Walter Norton and Mrs. Leon Lovejoy, i24; Mrs. R. R. Davidson and Mrs. Bessie Cameron substituting for Mrs. Allan Rufiin, ti9 i-2.
 The standing to date is as fol- lows: Dinkler-D Deming. 46l; Car. penter- stettbacher, 456 l.2; East and West Collins-P -Poulsen, 660; and on-Lovejoy, 496 l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24

Miss Lillian Judd was the guest speaker for the evening, enumer. ating some of the highlights on the iith annual conference on the cause and cure of war held recent ly One of the features of the Ac- count was tho tea given ct the home of the president of tho national fed. eration of clubs, and also c tea ct tho White House with Mrs. Frank lin D. Roosevelt aS hostess.
 In addition to her interesting re- port on the conference, Miss Judd gave 0 brief account of her trip to New Mexico, bringing out the most noted spots which were visited and telling of experiences in various sections.
 Of especial interest was the Carls- bad CavornS which are among tho most noted Of the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24

Momhors of tho ecovlll Girls club held their annual dinner dance Friday evening at Wavorly inn In Cheshire. Miss Mary A. Brio was in charge of arrangements and was assisted by Misses Lillian 2. Grady and Ann M, Fryer. Those In at tendance were;
 Miss oonevlevO Boyle with Hugh 0illand, Miss Frances Boyle with Joseph Burke. Miss Annette stru- bell with Joseph Conway, Miss Noso Foley with Joseph Boucher, Miss Ruth Van Boman with EinAr Lar son, Miss Belle Q. fnglls with Leo
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Governmental Discussion AtWomen s Club Tonaorrow

"uoyernment by the People" will Do the subject by Norman Hapgood at the meeting of the Waterbury Women's Club Rt 3 p. m. Tuesday, February 20,
 Exactly what Industrial Democ- racy ia and how it works under present day conditions will be ex- plained from actual observation of tho working experiments carried out by the Columbia Conserve Company of IndiapanoliS, Mir. Hap- good has for many years been ac.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
Weddings
Supper Party h
 Enjoyed By Club

A most enjoyable social and sup- DOT party was held by the water bury Business and Professional Womens club in celebration of the holiday. Miss Anna Moran was chairman of the committee in charge of the meeting and was as- sisted by Mrs. Lulu Root, Miss Har- riet Cone and Miss Helen poWney, oil members of the sccial commit tee,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
D. OH. Study Club To ObserVe AnniVersary

Tn observance of the first anniver- sary of tho organization of the Daughters of Isabella Study club, the club members will hold an open meeting this evening in Hihernian hall, Rev. Cornelius P. Teulings, pastor of St. Johns church in Wat ertown will address the group on Study club work.
 On Thursday afternoon, Feb. 20th. tho study club sponsored a program over Station WATR In connection with the Radio FederA- ton of Womon'S clubs, conducted each week by Vita Vaill, of the ra. dio station staff, who introduced Miss Jane Casey,
 Miss Casey gave c brief resume of tho history of the Study club and announced tho members of the broadcast. This was followed by tho beautiful lyric soprano voice of Mrs. Suzanne Drufa, who rendered "Sing Mo to Sleep" by Edwin Green, A question and answer dialogue be- tween Mrs. Marion Miller, chairman, and Mrs. Loretta Sweeney, secretary of the Study Club. who took for their subject, "Catholie Action" was next In succession, Mrs, Drufa then rendered My Little Nest of HeaV- enly Blue" by sigmund spaeth, For both hor numbers, Mrs, Drufa was accompanied on the plano by James Coigan, staff artist. The closing an- nouneement was made by Vita Vaill, Miss Jane Casey Is chairman of the radio committee.
 All who arc intsi ested in Study club work arc invited to attend the open meeting on Monday evening ct 8;i6 In Hibornian hall,
 Among tho recent arrivals ct the Fort Montagu Beach Hotel In Nas- sau, Bahamas are: MT. and Mrs. S. ?. Williams, jr, Miss Loonio Wil- Hams, Miss Harriette Phillips, Mrs Q. P. Cook, and Irving II. Chase oil ~R At.la allus
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and Mrs. Thomas Baker, MT. nnd Mrs. Robert Gardner, Mir. and Mrs. James Mills, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, MT. and Mrs. James Carew. MT. and Mrs John Stevens, Miss Margaret Q. Mills and Robert c Mills, Jr.
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary oe che American DFidge league

squeezes for Big Slam Decarer Makes up for Los of Honor Premium by Maneuvering for Valuable
 Extra Trick
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Declarer immediately decided
 that, if there was Q squeeze in the hand, he would have to find West with the high diamonds and long
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Miss Jano Deacon of this city, MT, and Mrs, Walter Thompson, Miss Nancy Thompson, Mfr, and Mrs. J, Lester Ross and Miss Virginia Ross Of Litehfleld and James II, Coburn and Misses Mary and Esther co. burn of Hartford were among the guests ct the reunion luncheon for girls of fnterlaken Camp given on Saturday at the Embassy room Of tho Ambassador Hotel in New York by Mir. and Mrs. Charles Howard Dudley, directors of the camp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
Leap Year Dance Is
 Largely Attended

A leap year dance was held ct tho Central Y,M,C,A. Saturday night, with arrangements having been made by Q group of young women, as tho invitation of tho "Y". Tho grand march was led by Mfr, and Mrs. Leland Stacy, with the dancers marching througuh Q huge wedding ring,
 Eighty couples attended. Harry Hrinkman and his orchestra fur- nlshed tho music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
JUDGE UPHELD
 IN HIGH COURT
Decision .Favors Town of Naugatuck in Suit of
 Katherine Kane

Judge Edward J. Finn Of the common pleas court is upheld in his decision in favor of the Borough of Naugatuck in the civil action brought against 1t by Katherine Kane of Naugatuck, in on opinion of the supreme court of errors handed down yesterday. The plain- tiff sought to recover for damage to her property on North Main street, Naugatuck, alleged to have resulted from the discharge of wa- ter upon her property by actions Of the defendant.
 The decision says her house is at the top of c steep bank which rises from North Main street. The plaintiff alleged the defendant lAid out end granded the highway and accumulated and discharged water from High street upon the plain- tiffs property through e drain and c ditch and entered upon her pgop- erty and constructed Q drain and catch basin.
 The plaintiff charged this was done contrary to law and negli- gently and claimed damages and an Injunction restraining the de- fendant from using the plaintiffs property for such drain and catch basin and ordering their removal.
 The decision says the plaintiffs land for over 20 years has suffered from surface water washing 1t out. A stream originating spring on High street, flowed across Lounsbury street and eventually went through the plaintiffs land. The defendant by means of piping placed this spring water under ground.
 The finding, written by Associate Justice Frank D. Haines says the subordinate facts of the case sup- port the conclusion of the trial court that the damage to the plain- tiff's property was not caysed by the accumulation and dischzrge of wa- ter upon her lot as alleged, and that the catch basin and drain were constructed ct request of the plaintiff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
Underwear

Quality fabrics, beautiful ly made and trimmed in the very newest correct underwear models. See these garments and know then what fine values you can get for little cost at this sale.
 Women's 0Iev-Ray Rayon
 pettie0ats-sizes 2e-32. Reg-
 ular price ei.00. Jan. YMM
 uary White Sale price ( " Women's Slumber Wyns Gowns
 and Pajamas - Long and
 short sleeves. Regular price
 MSis. sisS; 'saSsIs sa1s pr,c.. $1.57 Women's Kickernick Make silk
 Slips-Black ana navy. sizes
 34 to A. Regular price Si.06.
 ss's s:nS1ss p;,e.' wal's '.... $1.50 Womenis Rayon Taffeta Slips
 --Maize, wine, green, blue
 and white. Regular price
 s1;SS; MS;s. IsasaTy sa's gr,s.. 70C
 Regular price sl.o5. January vsies' ws,s' sale $1.50 Women's Hand Made and
 Hand Embroidered Gowns White with color and ell colored. Regular price T0c.
 January White RAM
 Sale price. ......... WZO Women's Hand Made and
 Hand Embroidered Oowns--@
 Philippine made. all white.
 Regular price el.2o. January vriss. wsass sale $1.O0 Women's sVelvet Rose" Silk
 and Satin Slips = Lace trimmed and tailored, tea rose. Regular price e2.96. s.'s 1snussy ,,,,ss White @2.37 Wemen's Magnolia Slips Waite only. Built Up shoulder . and bodice top styles. Regu- lar price eec. January pY0m
 White Sale price. ...... WW
 Extra sizes. Regular price
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Collector William A. Ennis was or- dered to proceed with the collection of the assessments. N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
CHASE PARK TOTS
 HOLD DOLL PARTY

A doll party was held Tuesday afternoon at the Chase Park House Dunne, supervisor. Girls who under the direction of Miss Mildred brought their Christmas dolls inc cluded Margaret Owens, Evelyn Mulhall. Louise palomba, Dolores Villano, Genevieve Cesario, Quanita Wolfe, Marie viilano, Patricia Betty Mulhall, Gloria Beck, Lillian Cesario, Marian Baltan, Phyllis Owens, Shirley Beck. Margaret Kil- born, Doris Wolfe, Jane AGpNRney, Audrey Deesntis. Mary Lipps, Jean vacca, Shirley Kilborn, Doris Clark, Jane Rosa, 0Ioria Benoit, Helen McNaney, Msureen Quirk, and Ruth KiIborn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02
City Welcomes 1886
 In Festive Fashion
Scores of New Year Eve Parties Staged By Societies, in Private Homes-City Returns to 'Normalcy' Today

Waterbury was back to It's usual routine today with New Years eve and New Years day now Q matter of history. The city welcomed 1886 in gala fashion Tuesday night and observed yesterday by attend ing church services and spending the day in Q generally quiet way. Banks, courts, schools, the city hall, the library and the stores re- sumed bushes stoday and every. body was looking forward to Q hap. pier and prosperous wear than the one just completed.
 Hotels, inns and restaurants were crowded by Smerrymakers Tuesday night as the New Year approached. Local theaters conducting midnight shows also reported capacity audi ences.
 Parties were conducted ell over the city. Watch night services were conducted in many of the Protestant churches at midnight. All of the Catholic and Protestant churches Of the city were filled to capacity for New Years day services yes- terday.
 New Years eve parties were held ct the Y. M. 0. A., in Foresters hail under the auspices of the Burns club, by the Knights of Go. lumbus in their new club rooms on North Main street, ct the Elks club, ct the Waterbury Country club, ct the Hamilton park pavilion and elsewhere.
 France Club
 The first annual New Years eve celebration of the Franco American Social club was held Tuesday even- ing in the Franco American hall on South Main street. Joseph LaIn- ontagne was chairman of the ar- arrangements committed, assistedo by Reynoid Mathieu Maurice dagnon, Wilfred Bernier, w. DeLage, Ray. mond Paradis, Edward Beyube, I'd. ward Larivee, Conrad Baril, John Bcrube and Loo Hamei.
 Dorio Chapter
 About iB0 couples attended the annual dawn dance sponsored by Doric chapter, Order of DeMolay in Temple hail New Years eve. Tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-02

The home o6ace of JapRn has started Q movement to redl1pe the great ntinbeg og sllRlneg en tho county.
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WALK ASSESSMENTS
 ON STREET LEVIED

Sidewalk assessments were levied on property on several local streets Tuesday night ct Q meeting of tho board of health. The streets iri- yolyed were drandview avenue, Wnlcott street and Wales street. Tax
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Women's Fine silk and Satin Gowns and Ratamas-Tai- lcreA and lace trimmed. Tea- rose end blue. Regular price e2.o6. January co 4
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Pillow Cases-Plain hem--
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 sssa; %Sis. isSs.ss ssis. sseA. $1.2S J2xlos eheets--Reg. price ei.6o
 sssS; %Sis. IsIsass ssis, sssn. S1.SS slx9o eheets--Reg. price si.5e
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 white sale, each. 1s4f ooxlos Sheets -Reg. price si.ee
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 Jan"ayy White Q0M Sale, each. ...........0 0AC Asx3e Cases -seg. price 5ac O..
 January White 0WM Sale, each. h............. O@V Asxss,k Cases-Reg. price 44c
 each. January White 0AM Sale, each. .........".. OTV Asx3e,k Cases-Neg. price 44c
 each. January White 0AM Sale, each. h............. O1N Memstitehed Pillow Cases - 42x36 Cases-Reg. price 64c ea.
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