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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29
WANTED

! WANTED TO BUY - Bathroom
Scales. Phone 1o7-W-15-tf.
| WANTED Sales girls. Apply at
! the Half Price StOre.-5-tf.
WANTED-Three tons good clover
hay, loose preferred. Telephone 1863.
-17-3t.
EXPERIENCED Girl
! for office work, Apply at the Half
| Price Store,-5-tf.
WANTED - Used Hay Tedder
| Harry +. Paugh, Oakland, Md, phone
812-F-2,-17-2t#
WANTED - Studio Couch and
Kitchen Sink. Apply in writing to
H1Z, care of The Republican, Oak
WANTED - Woman for general
housework-to sleep in; no laundry;
two adults in family. Address Box
BAG, Mt. Lake Park.-17-tf.
! WANTED-Girl for general house
work in family of two good wages
Apply Mrs. VIM. R. Offutt 1877 Sec
ond street, Oakland-17-2tt
WANTED-Somcone to make hay
| VII NHultoplC NlIdl IllS pdSlS, also ABOUT
90 head of cattle to pasture. Chamb-
ers Place. Wilson, W. Na.-18-2t.
WANTED-Will buy four or five
tons of clover or clover and timothy
mixed hay, delivered out of field.
Write John J. Sweeney, Oakland
| 1S-1t'
WANTED-Two riding horses. well
hammered. easy gaits, reasonably
priced. Zone preferably hunter type)
| Write Carol Watt, Il. D.. Accident,
| Md--1S-2t*
WANTED-About fifteen head cat
tie to pasture. Farm between Deer
Park and kitzmiller, known as the
Salt Rock Farm. Reply to C, W. Har-
vey, Hendricks, W. Na.-16-3t.
SPECIAL NOTICE: New spring tonic
Tor weary breakfast appetites. Posts
Raisln Bran, delicious flavor combina-
tion--wheat and bran flakes plus
raisinS--1t
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LOST

'
LOST--Ratlon Book No. 4. Finder
! please return to Theodore E, Wheeler.
I trlendsvllle. or to local ration board
1T
LOST-Ration Book No, 4. Finder
please return to Clarence 4. umbel.
| Friendsville, Md, or to local Ration
Board.-1t
LOST--On Oak street between 4th
and 9th, Blue Shirt with valuable cuff
links. Finder return to The Republican
OfflCe--lt
LOST---Gasolme Ration Books, "A"
and "B". Finder return to Frank
! Paugh, kitZmlller, Nd, or 70 local "a
ton board.-1t@
LOST-RaClon Book No 5. name Of
Lynn Butler Mountain Lake Park.
Finder please return to owner or to
local ration board.-1t
LOST-Ration book No. 3, name Of
J Sheila Rae Warwick, Grantsville
Finder please return to owner or TO
local ration bosrd.-1tf
LOST--War Ration Books 5 and A.
name of Miss Lavsnis Grouse, Baltl-
more. Finder please return to Monte
Vista, Oakland, or to local ration
board. 1t@
LOST--"A" Gasoline Ration Book,
name of James H. FRESHMAN, Star
Route, Frostburg, Nd. Finder please
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FOR SALE-Black mare, years
old, with 2-months' old colt; sound
and good worker; weight about 1900
pounds. James Cover, Deer Park,
Md.-17-2t*
FOR SALE-Team of 6 and year
old Mares; good workers. Also two
young Mares, full sisters, good quality
and well bred; will make an outstand-
ing matched team. One two-year-old
registered Hereford Bull, a real herd
animal. One yearling Polled-Hereford
Bull-good individual. One Durham
Cow, ready to freshen, heavy mixer.
One combination 8-hole coal or gas
range in good condition. w. R. Brown
ing, Oakland-16-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29
MRS. GEORGE HERRING

Mrs. John Dye, Friendsville, re-
ceived word Monday, June &c, of the
death of her mother, Mrs. George
Herring, which occurred at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Herring, near
Markleysburg.
Mrs. Herring resided at McClelland-
town, Pa, but had been visiting her
son and family for week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

~ FOR SkrE-YearIing Jersey Bull,
solid color, from high production herd,
. 7. B. and Bangs tested. Ray Flint,
Aurora, w. Va.-16-3t#
FOR SALE-One 1941 Harley Dav-
idson Motorcycle. May be seen at
Ralph Pritts' Garage, Oakland
1851
FOR sALE-Barn and House at
Hoyes, Nd, known as Henry E.
Friend farm. Inquire of Floyd Fearer,
Markleysburg, Pa.-18-6t*
FOR SALE-One sorrel horse, one
two-horse cultivator, l hayrake, l
all-crop harvester. Savage and San
ders Garage, Oakland. 18-3t
FOR SALE-One heavy team, 6 and
seven-year-old horses; 1900 lbs. each;
price will be reasonable. Roy R. Mar
tin, near Red House, Md-17-3t*
FOR SALE-One Sorrel Horse,
sound and right in every way; come
try him out; also set of Harness.
William Lohr, Accident, Md-18-2t#
FOR SALE-Frick Thresher with
wind stacker; 1920 McCormick-Dee
ing Tractor, three fresh Cows. Homer
Lipscomb, Oakland, phone 277.-17-tf.
FOR SALE-At once. Dining table,
stands, two-burner kerosene stove,
dishes, rug, bed and springs. S. G..
Hinckley, Nally building, Oakland,
it
FOR SALE-Farm of 1875 acres !;
( 100 acres good timber; near State
Road Int y
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WILLIAM II. JOHNSON

William II. Johnson died June is,
at his home at Red Oak He was born
November IL, 1898, at Baltimore, a
son of Mrs. George NJ Seymour and
the late Edward S. Johnson He is
survived by his widow, Mrs Nellie
johnson, and six children, Carolyn,
Carroll, Isabel, William, Rosalie and
Helen Johnson, all of Red Oak COM
munity; also surviving are three
brothers and one sister, of Baltimore.
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FOR SALE-Four registered Jersey
Bulls, three of serviceable age; best
of breeding; also one milk cooler one
bottle filler Address Box 116, Pied
mont, w. Va,-17-2t
FOR SALE-133 acre farm; fine
water; two orchards, 81 acres alfalfa
timothy hay; room house and barn.
Hard surfaced road. Also for sale or
rent, 2, 5 and Groom houses and
bath; 4Ox63 store building; 3 lots with
good we'll water and fruit Furniture
Stoves, piano, bookcase, wardrobe,
porch rug, farm tools and meat block,
cream separator, storage ice box, soda
fountain. Inquire Mrs. Cora Savedge,
Deer Park. Md.-l7-2t
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MRS. SARAH BELLE KIMMELL

Mrs. Sarah Belle Kimmell, aged "a,
died Monday afternoon, June 26, in
Memorial hospital, Cumberland, after
having been a patient there for sew
eral days.
She was born May 26, 1870, and had
lived in Oakland for more than 80
years where she had practiced CHR
opractic medicine. She was a member
of the Methodist church in Oakland
and the Pythian Sisters.
Surviving are a son, A. Filson KIM
nell, Bloomsbury, Pa; and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Vincent Hesen, Long Beach,
Calf; also two grandchildren; three
sisters, Mrs. Emma Freeland, Mrs
Lydia Smith, Parsons, W. Va, and
Mrs. Rheua Stockette. Grafton, w. Va
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted Thursday afternoon from the
Bolden Funeral home with Rev. Minor
Spraguc, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating. Interment will be
in the Oakland cemetery.
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Classified Advertisements
Notice TO Classified Advertisers

3'U11tt 10 NIdesIHtH RUNFTI1stIS
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in connection with advertising appear
ing in the classified columns of The
Republican, advertisers should remit
with their notices the amount neces-
sary to cover the expense: Minimum,
charge, IS cents. One cent word fol
all notices of 25 words or more, for
one time, and 2 cent a word for each
additional time the advertisement is
to be published.
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT FOR RENT Route
2l9, the Naylor house Apply at the
tlouSc.--l7-2t7
FOR RENT-First floor apartment,
all modern conveniences; also two
garages. Bertha Warwick, Loeb Lynn,
Md. 1885,
FOR RENT-turniShcd cottage of
four rooms; modern conveniences; well
located, in Mountain Lake Park. APP
ply or address The Republican,
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SUP Err ST A TIE
OFF ERS
These Fine Properties For Sale

Barn outbuldmG 20 acres water rights,
l"d "s " o" Route 50 "1 Scoo '' Terms n" '
TOURIST HOME SERVICE sTArIoN-large Barn
s"' nas a'T Route ' 5o "o feet
and make offer.
acres Goo house and bar" ali Fenced ccc Water IN house,
Terms
FARM-0O acres, good and other
saw timber $4,000 Terms.
REAL DAIRY FARM ACREs-NI of seventy
five head Of stock Fully equipped for this kind of FARM over
am " " Md " p ra" $50 ooo Te "" % ' "'S " '"N
FARM-32 ACRTS-6 room House good Earn Silos mile,
east of Oakland, Price $500.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS in Care" COUNTY 100 Fine
telephone in furnace heat s65Oo Terms.
SMALL FARM CLOSE TO OAKIAND25 acres All in cultivation
room House bath furnace barn all utilities Price $4,000
FARM ACREs-25 room
large barn tile mie
electric barn. Price $4,000 Terms
VERY NICE FARM NEAR PARK-lo2 acres orchard:
60 cultivation timber and brush land Has quite
40 by 60 feet Four room Rouse full basement pee $500
FARM s1s Ia fLEh 5s sos VALLEYS" acres No buildings Electric
.S, rs .d g S f s 'sss sa Too" Ssd s"s
Depot $4,000 cash
VERY FINE FARM-rwo miles Cren road acres
House and Bath. timber. Also another
dwling this Make
chicken
utilities Price $1,000 Terms.
OAKLANDLaCe
OAkLAND-A
OAkLAND-New Office Building, real, New.
$4,000.
Mt LAKE FAEk-Ten shower and bath
lot, Furnished Sd, 900 Terms
AXE hath
location, Electric, and Price S210O
LYNN-Ten PriceS $500
acres including fInel lake
about this The right
STORY ROOM-pastered building fo sale
SEVERAL Park best Of ocatlons
Prices from $40
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
SALE RENT. - ADVERTISE
COME IN OPP BUS STOP.
l.. BROOKS HARR
PAUL L. DAWSON, Agent
30 ALDER STREET PHONE 1856
~ oAk>,ltND MARYLAND
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from the Paradise church with Rev.
j. c. Foster, U. B. Minister, Mt. Lake
Park, officiating. Interment will be in
the church cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-06-29

Rev. Austin F. Schildwachter, student
rector of St. Matthew's Episcopal
church, officiating. Interment was in
the Oakland cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
GREENVIEW-JOY RID.
TOTAL DOWN PAY'T $500
MARGARETA. 1891

MARGARETA, 19347
Drive west on Mile 10 blocks past
SOuthneld Frame single with large liv-
ing room Kitchen and bathroom with
tile features bedrooms with provision
for third. 5 large closets, full base
ment located near schools churches
and shopping centers' excellent trans
portation open daily 10 Q m
kales Kramer Investm't Co.
CT $3.50
MINOCK-JOY ROADS bedrooms on 1
floor. junior dining room tile bath. rec.
reation room. near public and parochial
schools $3.50. $500 down PLUS costs.
CE 144o
SHRLDEN's soUTHFIELD GARDENS
MOD ,RN home. bedrooms large front
room and Kitchen. hot ait heat. used
one ~eaSun. side drive garage. priced
fot ,uick sale. $500, 81 500 down.
1882 Norris Ave, Wayne. Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
Furniture. Household Goods
a BROOM OUTFIT
consisting of
bedroom ana DinStse

Lamps Tables. Rugs. Dishes
NliIufg Springs and Mattresses
Payments 50 per Month
'COk FURNITURE 1900 GRArInr
5rCu tves Tues and We'd. TIL s 7 ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
CHICAGO-WHITCOMB

Brk bedrms din l up. less than
3 yrs. old quality construction fenced
yard complete home. excepting ga
rage. Can be bought this week for
$1,000.
RRIrToN REALTY-YE h-laon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
5000 DOWN

Plus mortgage costs and prepaid items.
East Detroit. model open 2lSS0 Gas
cony, 2. mile T. OF Gratiot. 3.d block
s OF q Mile. fine lifetime homes; all
tile features; near transportation, stores.
Doc aS1,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
FLATS FOR RENT

MODERN upper o rooms steam heat.
adults Inquire 20 Ford. Highland Park.
HOTELS
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i3o CASs
A. 6olunbaaN ~ Rates 81 Up Per Day.
MURRAY HALL--clean, comfortable
rooms. library district. 522o Third.
co 45i2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
ONLY S1,7O0 DOWN
OPEN 2 TO s DAILY

e2i Rsliour. Crosse pie PIX Sec this
beautiful home today a c. Wlllett.
25Oi Fairview. EU 3of2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
ONLY 1920

Z hedrm stokcr. &C heat nat fire.
place basement Law. carpets In l.. Y
and % p Included Recently decorated
Throughout screens storm sash gar
Near school. shopping and transp santa
Ross mr.. Fenkell. Mr.. Wells. uN
Seldom & Johnson. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
4OO.ACRE RIVER FARM
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

SAA . ~ EAsA'AS Sh SHAs
A REAL BUY-Nevly decorated 5-room
bungalow In Dearborn with new roof
and sereened-in porch. city gas and
water. attractive lawn. beautiful SHADE
trees FULL PRICE ONLY S2l50.
Terms. GROSSMAN. 3442 w Tcle-
graph Road, between Michigan and Van
Born DE 1896 or Wayne 92o.
A STURDILY built 4-room home. sur
rounded by beautiful shade trees. stu
ated on acre OF excellent soil. half al
ready In cultivation. Full price 81 500.
$500 down. S2s mo. . CROSSMAN. cor.
Van Born and Wayne Road Wayne $40.
GARDEN CIT-'--ia ACRE
City water sewer. c>ose "a transporta-
ton: ONLY S475, $50 doWni
McFARLAf e BROS
2o3ii Ford Rd Al Middlebelt
DE 1880 DE 25ao
GARDEN CITY-5 &C, city water. OK
cellent for garden. 81 500. $500 On
Newman. DiS-Toledo al Northline. wy.
andotte 2755.
sON27 5--Scwer. water, gas walks
schools. s6Ts. near 10 Nj. and Wood.
ward Juds6n Bradway Co. RIA 970O,
COLORED-S2o5 cash gives deed 10 ;
lots. good investment. near telegraph
and sibley roads. Address Box B-34S0.
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20

NEW. modern 2-bedropm face brick
homes unfinished attic large LOT.
g 1rln Inruas DIP n 400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
CRANE, Mr.. FOE.EST

investment. rms owner occupied; 2
apis rent for STA so month. Solid
construction new hot water unit. car
garage Only $4,000 PI 1900
Seldom G. Johnson, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
RENTALS WANTED
HOUSES FOR RENT

FORT ST. WEST District. Wyandotte--
Something different: new brick duplex
singles. 2 bedrooms. rcfrig.. Stote.
screens. etc. Call owner. CA 9os5.
LITTLE farm house-Five rooms S25.
waite outside. near bomber plant. Call
UN 4-376S.
NEW 2-bedrm. modern brick hung. tile
bath and Kitchen features paved st.
mr.. schools and trans 1896 Flint,
ng Schsefer and Oakvood Blvd eS-
cellent neigbhorhood Ira Hotchkiss
Co. iss4S James CouIens, mr.. Puritan
Q-SAOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-20
EAST DETROIT

New 2-bedroom homes, tile features.
large attic. near schools. stores, trans
portation large lots. Ready 10 move In.
Only $500 down Plus mortgage costs
and prepaid items. Sec these today.
IRWiN RIGHT N HINES. INC.
2ilOl Cratiot PR $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
sc NEW PRECINCTS

Because of the early primary
City Clerk Leadbetter and Oakley
Z. DiStin. director Of elections,
were forced 10 begin their reds
tricting three months early TO
enable these candidates 70 file.
Sixty-SiX new voting precincts
have been added bringing the
total number of voting places to
1923
I'VE shall have arranged for
all new voting places by the
end of this week." Leadbetter
said, land all those voters AT
fected will he informed by mail
Of their new place 10 vote be-
fore the end of the month"
Michigan'S third party move
ment the Commonwealth party,
must nominate its state slate IN
convention because no provision
was made for its candidates on
the primary ballot The party's
ticket must be filed six months
before the November election.
The county home rule amend
ment must be filed by July Z, four
months before the Nov. Z election
Petitions 10 place this question on
the ballot for the second time are
now being circulated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

BATTLE CREEK. April lit
would he hard for the ordinary
person TO understand why Pvt
Zalman Lopata of Detroit can
smile so often and 50 easily.
There is so much in his life
that might embittcr even a young
man of "A.
Pvt Lopata went through Fort
Custer as an inductee in January,
1913. Now he is back for treat
ment in Percy Jones Hospital
here He stepped on German
mine in the beachhead fighting at
AnZiO. ON that beaChhead he left
a leg. and he is here for a new
operation 50 that he can wear an
artificial leg.
But that is not all Of the story.
Pvt Lopata has little hope that
his parents and his brothers and
sisters are alive. He left them IN
WySock, Poland. in 1893 10 come
to America They are Jewish.
Lopata speaks perfect English,
which he learned in Detroit night
schools while he worked days IN
department store. He hopes
later to enter some trade.
So far as ne knows his only
living relative is an uncle, Nor
man Lee of 1922 Santa Barbara,
Detroit, The soldiers former ad-
dress was 1864 ElmhurSt
II rs not easy TO get Pvt. Lo-
pata 10 talk.
But in his smile there seems ia
be no hurt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Drive for Blind
Starts Monday

The annual membership cam
paign of the Leader-Dog League
for the Blind will be launched
Monday. Charles A. Nuttlng, pres
idcnt, announced Saturday
Funds from the campaign will
be used TO expand the league s
present program and provide new
and larger kennels, ne said. As a
part of the campaign, the league
will present an exhibit Of dogs
and manner of training at the
Michigan Sportsmen'S Show at
Olympia
a benefit show, designed also to
supply leader dogs for World War
ii veterans, will be held al mid
night, April y. at the Krim Thea
ter. Six-Mile and Woodward. The
show is being sponsored by the
College Park Post of the Amer
lean Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Japan Wedkens
In Far East
For First Time
Fearful Tokyo Abandons
Oil and Coal Concessions
TO Russia in SekhaIin

WASHINGTON. April | (INS)
Diplomatic Washington believed
today that Japan is now showing
definite signs of political weakness
in the Far East for the first time
since the outbreak of the Pacific
conflict.
This belief was encouraged by
Japan'S REIMBURSEMENT 60 Russia
of oil and coal concessions in
northern Sakhalin
Official Washington was highly
gratified by this development. Ii
was regarded as the most positive
direct aid which Russia has rem
dered the United States so far in
the Pacific conflict.
Authoritative sources estimated
that REIMBURSEMENT of the oil con-
ceSSion probably would cost Japan
about 100000 metric tons an
nually. This represents the latest
available estimate on the amount
of oil which the Japanese have
been getting out OF the northern
Sakhalln concession.
The political significance OF
Japan's REIMBURSEMENT of the con-
ceSSionS was considered. however
TO be of far greater importance
than the practical effect
Diplomatic and official Wash
lngton was convinced Japan would
2 never have agreed TO abandon the
concessions in northern Sakhalir
unless Tokyo was becoming fear.
full of her position in the Fan
East.
1t was recalled that the Japa,
neSe maSSed a fleet in northern
waters back in 1899 when reports
were current that Russia might
confiscate the concessions which
( Tokyo has now relinquished, with
out even a show of fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
fDR Calls Upon All
To Grow Vegetables

WASHINGTON. AnTil I jINSl
President Roosevelt endorsed
;he Wsf Food Administration :
victory garden program today ana
called 0r every American 10 grow
= victory garden this Ncar@lt pos
Et7ir
The President disclosed that a.
Der cent of the fresh vegetable,
eon-anfed hy ihe nation in 1918
came from victory gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Candidates Lax
Filing for July
Primary Races
None Announced Yet;
90 Voting Precincts
Added in County

Detroit snd Wayne County
electors VIII vote on a fun slate
Of county state and federal candi-
dates no The July II primary but.
~ SATURDAY. tn -CaHdldste had
formally announced his entry in
the races.
WAYNE County S prosecuting at
torneA. sheriff county clerk,
county treasurer and register Of
deeds an must face the voters az
the polls. Also one of The county
auditors Ray Hafeli. VIII seek
recollection.
on the judicial ballot VIII be
one seat on the circuit court bench
TO mn the vacancy left by the
death OF the late Judge Harry b
keidan, which has been filed
temporarily by Judge William
Friedman
Two of the four probate Judges,
ID. j Healy and Joseph A.
Murphy, must also run for re-
election
VOTE ON GOVERNOR
The offices Of governor and
( Lieutenant governor will be on the
ballot but candidates for Secre-
tary OF state, state treasurer
attorney general and auditor gen
crai viii ne nominated AT state
conventions
All state legislative and Sena-
! torial nominations viii be made
at the primary
This is also true of Michigan
cong f-Sstttrt5Ffi r 4 n II 7 q 4 T :, Dul
neither of MiehiganS L. 5. Sen
ate seats is at stake this year.
Final date for the filing Of state
and county candidates. is May 10
Candidates for judicial offices
must file by June s.
Delegates 80 the county con.
+ VentionS must file their Candi.
Idacies by May y. Because of the
bitter struggle between the forces
Of state Republican leader Frank
ID. Mckay and a reform Republi.
can group for control of the
county convention. city election
officials anticipate more than the
usual number of challenges o.
tetigibittty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Spring
che s+erfield
MONDAY

You'll be oil set for spring
Youthful! smart! -.
Black, brown, navy. Also
black or navy eellophane
stripes.
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