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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-04
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TO ADDRESS CONVENTION.

HENDERRSONVILLE, June 8
WD - State President Boyce A.
Whitmire today announced that
John S. Mcclellan of Atlanta, pas
grand exalted ruler OF Elks, would
address the North Carolina Elks
associations annual convention in
Charlotte, Friday and Saturday.
There are 81, 900, 600 telephones
in the U. S., compared to 81 900 F..
900 for the rest Of the world.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-04

Many Hungarian peasants live
to be more than a hundred years
old on diets consisting mainly of
sour milk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

u lots lin. Big Pine Key with, q
room cabin, sleeping trailer, out
side shacks, partly furnished, 3
r0wboats, few chickens and
ducks, few minutes walk from
beach, road to property. $1,000
for quick sale. Pc. Box ala,
Key West, or see owner on
property. Turn right on road
by Big Pine Inn to property.
may1-3
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

Frank E. Smith ~. non,
N. M. printer, and ! well llnern
amateur conchologist here when
he was q f1patieu2 q the US.
Marine Hospital in 1ol1. wa u
visitor at The Citizen effiee this
morning. Smith, who Il ! gust
Of Hillary Walton, 9O4 Dnx6l
street, IS renewing acquaintAH6es
here. He will return 70 1t. Stin-
ton in about q month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

Completely furnished cottage 10
couple. No animals or chill
dren. Near South Beach. SIS
monthly. Apply ll04 Division
street, or at the County Judges
office. mayl-5t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

Furnished hsm& fine bedroofhs;
completely refnodeled and dec
sprated Refrigerator; Magic
stove. water heater, large porch,
tropical yard / Price, $4,000,
Immediate possession Also no.
tells, filling station and homes Of
the better kind. Paul Boysen,
.626 Fleming ST. Phone ls2 i
apr28 -6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

Ladies'! Attention! Don't miss the
grand new assortment Of yard
goods il lovely Spring col0rx :
plus p new shipment ct ladies'
and mans undergarsnents, and
th0se hardato-get sheets and
pillow eases. Convenient lay-a-
way plan. Weekly feature:
Summer Spreads. only $2.95.
Drop by Roberts Linen Shop,
1901 Southland. You won't be
sorry! apr26-6tx
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Fla. Orchids, ixora, hibiscus,
Issfrangipani, caladium, .geran-
iums. begonias, sultanas, palms,
ferns, crotons, coleus, cactus,
bougainvillaea, stephanotis, car
!, nations, flame vines, rose and
4 fruit trees. 1904 Southland ST.,
Phone 1O04-J. may2-1tx
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Rooms with bath, also large aify
room with electric hot plate for
cooking. Summer rates. 724
Eaton Street. may1-stx
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Apply 10 Mare.

An application for . marriage
license was made TO Couaty
Judge Raymond n. Lord by
Thomas r. McAfee, Jr., 10, Of
the U. S. Navy. and Lorraine r.
Archer, 81, Of Naval Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

A reai buy. As new l8' utility
ssp(edhopt. fully equipped.
Must he sold at onle. Cin be
seen at the Casa Marina Hotel
dock. apr20-Atx
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Two-bedroom apartment, suitable
!: for four persons. and o1e-bed-
room apartment. Cheap. 728
United Street. may2-ltxl
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Furnished house at 825 Elizabeth.
Adults only. Apply $40 Cath
crime. apr3O- etx
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1916 Harley Davidson 81 Motor
cycle. Price $3.50. Inquire r.
=. Morgan. CTM, Gilmore, Box
Ma. Citizen Office.
mayi -3tx
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Sapit0's Restaurant, corner White
head and Petronia. Good equip
ment. Good business. $1,000.
Inquire on premises. apr30- 6tx
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Private cottages, bedroom, bath
and kitchenette, beach and poll
privileges. Men only. $500
per month. Viewers Camp,
Stock Island. apr30-0tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

Solar water heaters. Large heat
ing units, l00-gal. heavy-duty
insulated tank. Can be had for
small monthly payments. No
money down. Guaranteed. Or
der now for immediate delivery.
LSe Bros. Neon Co, GA Greene
St., Phone Z, Key West, Fla.
!. rnay1-tf
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1916 Philco Portable Radio with
battery; like new. 525 Margaret
street, after 500 p. m.
May1-3tx
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Studio couch, $500. $751; Poin-
ciana Place. apr30-3tx
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Radio equipment and parts. Pfc.
Brady, Key West Barracks.
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Newly furnished two bedroom
. apartment. Electric ice box.
Apply 9l2 Fleming (upstairs),
after S p. m. may2. 2tx
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Furnished cottage, couple only.
No pets. 1126 Margaret st. APP
ply 1928 Margaret. apr3O-Atx
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Large store in best locati0GA One
half block from La Coucha On
Fleming. Highly suitable for
grocery, meat market. Success
full business Of this kind n 10
cation for 80 years. Fine for
any other business. Inquire at
Peppers Plumbing Supplies, $40
Fleming st. mayl If
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-02

RcA table model radio, $500.
RCA radio,phonograph. $4,000.
RoAh excellent copdition. For
quick sale. 202-A Poinciana
Ext. mayl- 3tx
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Notes <Pgoaniaa1y7. &c each. Art
man Press. Citizen Bldg. phone
4 ~. marlS-tf
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A part ent - Apply Ster.
ling's Poultry Market, 80
Fleming St. ! may2-2tx
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Comfortable cottage, all cOnven-
fences, central location, anoder-
ate rent. No children or pets.
DIG Windsor Lane. may. 1tx
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Six-r0om house and lot, 1880 Vir<
-ginia Street. Apply $40 Eliza
beth Street. may1-l0tx
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Five rooms modern home, tile
! hath. Inquire 3501i Flagler.
I Phone ll14-J. 4 may2-2tx
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Two-room cottage, furnished.
Will accept any, reasonable Of
(, fer. Must sell immediately.
Inquire Mastic Trailer Court,
=. Nd. Boiling. may2-ftx
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Plumhins supplies. complete
etsck. Hastic tile. paints and
brushes. Robert leonard Co,
l632 NV. 62nd Street. Miami.
Fla. Phone '7-342l. apr9- II
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johnson Cupboard Motor, 20
) HIP. Excellent condition. Key
West Boat Yard. may2-2tx
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One, electric refrigerator. 65l Will
linn st. -mayl-6tx
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Ten-room house, Cor. Division
and Georgia Streets. Large
back lot, bearing tropical fruit
trees. Apply SOS South Street.
- may2-6tx
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Baby Carriage, practically new,
SIS. Oriole Stove. Inquire 819
Olivia st. may2-3tx
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194l Ford super de luxe sedan.
Radio. new paint. Inquire 4l8
I. United st. apr30-ltx
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70: s;x-weeks-old pigs; 2 two
hundred pound sows; ] two
hundred fifty pound boar. APP
Div 1902 South St. (Mrs. Pm
fcr,. mey2-stx
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l65ft. sailboat, cabin-type; sails,
Al shape. $l25.0O. 228-Al
Poinciana Ext. may2-2tx
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Girls Bicycle, good condition.
sl7.00; stroller. $500; high
chair, $500; kiddy cart, $780,
Pedone, 1l9 Duval Street. first
floor. maya
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WANTED TO RENT

Desire furnished room with bath
in refined private home. Young
lady to be permanently en-
ployed in Key West. Write
Anne Shelton, 1858 Collins,
Miami Beach. apr26-6tx
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
MILTON
Goshen { hUrch News

uoShcn (hurch NcWS
Sunday, February
AT the morning services at ii
o'clock the Rev. Harold Davis, min
lister, will deliver the sermon. The
jubilee choir will sing and the
members of the Milton Fire Com
pany will attend i'll a body.
Sunday school will meet at 9:43
o'clock. The Offering from the
school will go toward the improve
ment fund.
Youth Fellowship will meet at
Gas o'clock. Sue Graves is the
president and Mrs. Elizabeth Shiv-
elhOOd is the counsellor.
The evening service will be at
7:30 o'clock.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all to come, study and worship at
these services.
Funeral rites for William w.
Conwell, who died early last Fri
day morning in the Milford Mem
orial Hospital after short illness.
were held on Sunday afternoon at
the Reed Funeral Home. Rev.
Harold Davis was in charge of the
service. Interment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery. Milton. Mr
Conwell was prominent i'll state and
county affairs, having served as
deputy in Sussex county offices and
more recently as Deputy State Au-
ditor at Dover Born in Milton in
1878 he was vitality interested III
educational, civic and religious af-
fairs of the town. and gave freely
of his time and talent. Governor
Bacon and Secretary of State StOr-
cy were unable to attend the fu-
neral services. owing to previous
engagements. came down to Mil
ton Sunday morning to pay theil
respects to the deceased and offel
condolences to the family. Among
the large crowd We're members O
the judiciary. the bar. political Of
iicials, newspapermen and loca
friends of Mr.. Conwell
DR.. Barkley. president of Wcs
lcyan Junior College. Dover, occu
pied the pulpit of Grace Methods
Church on Sunday morning. ID
Barkley discoursed upon 9TH
Christians Responsibility for tn
Conditions of Evil That Surroun
Us
The annual laymen'S meeting O
Grace Church will be held ON Sun
day morning, February 23. The ser
vices will he entirely in the hand
\ of the membership, under the di
rectiOn OF the lay leader. Hold
Hastings. Mr.. Hastings has al
ranged an interesting program, as
signing various parts to lay mem
hers of the church. A local lay
man will occupy the pulpit and d,
liver the principal address. Th
public is cordially invited to thi
service, which begins immediatel
after the Sunday school session {
II O'Clock.
A dry cleaning concern is pr,
pairing to open up a plant in Mi
ton. Heretofore. Milton resident
have been compelled to send sue
work to out of town cleaners
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
Nautical Ball At
Lewes February IA
continued from first pagc)

Il Sala affair combining Il typical
yachtmcn party with Il ST. Falcn-
tines Day celebration. This will
be the initial large benefit spon-
sOrcd by the Lewcs Yacht Club,
the only Small-bOat racing organ
iZation on the lower Delaware Bay.
Complimentary tickets have been
sent other nearby yacht racing
clubs, including the Indian River
Yacht Club and the Cambridge.
Maryland, Yacht Club. for their
COmmOdOreS.
Lou Startt'S Orchestra, Il A.
piece band from Salisbury. will
play from 8 until |.
Committee members comprise
/ Mayor f. Edward Maull, Town
Commissioner w. Weldon Brit
tingham. Kenneth ID. Givan, Rich
ardson Roberts, John {. Burton, ii,
and w. Harold Birmingham. Jr.
Flood-lights will be used to illu
inmate the decorations which will
be under the supervision of the
wives of committee members, as
sisted by Mrs. William ID. Collins,
yacht club corresponding secre-
tary. and Miss Marjorie f. Nirden
recording secretary.
w. Hereld Birmingham, Jr., has
charge of door prizes. John c.
Burton. III, is in charge of tickets
i. which are $500 per couple, tax eX-
ira, and may be purchased through
Mr.. Burton at the Peerless Clean
ers and Dyers at LeweS; through
Commodore Horn at RehObOth
, through Sinclair C. Campbell, Jr.
. at Milton. and from yacht clul
members. or at the door the night
of the dance.
The Lcwes Yacht Club, organized
t with II charter members in 1892
now has a membership of approx
1 mately 100. Weekly Sunday after
: noon races are held from the las
5 Sunday OF June through Labo
i, Day with special holiday event.
4 on Memorial Day; July Fourth, ant
f Labor Day. The Lewes Yach
: Club has sponsored several sport
= events, including swimming meet
II from the Delaware Breakwater f
shore, and SailbOat races arOun,
G the inner brcakwater. Its mem
4 berShip is not only from Lcwcs
5. but from practically every town il
II lower Delaware. Wilmington. Chcs
ter, Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. Pah
4 Beach. BridgctOn. y. j., Baltimore
h Washington. and New York City
/. An attractive clubhouse with
h semi-circular lounge was con
d structed about nine years ago o
e the Delaware Bay shore adjacen
d to the Roosevelt Inlet 1t con
d sists Of Il fully equipped kitchen
II women's powder room, race con
5. mittce room. mems shower room
4, and bOat-StOrage space, in additiO
TO the main lounge and foye
: Funds from the benefit ball. whic
v will be semi-fOrmal. will go Il
' wards procuring Il heating uni
a. other than the fireplace. in Ordt
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07

that the club can be used the year
round.
The st. Valentines Day Ball will
be the first of series to be held
yearly now that the club is resum-
ing the activities which were halt
ed to some extent during the war
years. Plans are tentatively under
discussion for a Spring Ball and
for Halloween Dance.
Please remember the night, Fri
day. February IA, and the place is
the Lewes Volunteer Firemen'S au-
ditorium on Savannah road.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07
Union Charter Bill
Introduced In House
(conliuucd from flrst pagc)

members ito transact OF attempt 10
transact any business i'll the State
for and on behalf Of said labor uh-
ion other than as provided and set
forth in its articles OF corporation.
The measure also provides thar
persons violating its provisions can
he fined from $500 to $1,000 or, III de-
fault OF payment of the fine can De
sentenced to as much as one year
i'm Jail. For a second o1IeliSe Vi 'iie
fine ranges from $3.50 to $1,000 while
the iail sentence i'll default OF the
fine may be as much as three years.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07

In Catholic Latin America, Dec
I25 is usually observed as re-
ligious holy day, but the distribu'
tion of gifts is postponed until Jan
6. the Feast of Epiphany.
Milford chronicle., 1947-02-07

\ Biblical mite WAS worth les
than Il quarter of cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
DECLINES NOTED
ON CA.-FLA MART
All Groups OF b c o
Showed Drops OF ST To
SO A Hundred

VALDOSTA, Ca, Aug. 13-R-
All grades sold today on the Geor.
gia-Florida flue : cured tobacco
markets broke sharply in price
from the Tuesday levels.
U: S. Department of Agriculture
reported the decreases ranged
from 81 to 50 per hundred with
most down SO to IS.
Declines rel general in all
groups. A large number of grades
averaged the lowest of the season.
These losses also forced some
grade below commodity credit
corporation support level.
Tae general quality showed lit
tie change from Tuesday. Leaf
continued the major offering with
common to fair qualities FREEDOM
mating.
The daily general average yes.
terday sank to $3.50 per hundred,
lowest of the year, for the 8,128, 1872
pounds marketed. The average was
$2.24 below Monday. Gross sales
for the season reached ia, 800, 47e
pounds, averaging $3.50.
Gross sales and averages by
states for Tuesday, August II, and
for the season were:
Georgia-W e | g t: I'LL, 691;
Tueday average: $35.41; Weight:
101, 115, 27s; season average: $42.53.
Florida - w e t: 1,010, S01;
Tuesday average: $36.12; Weight:
10, 745, 1877; season average: $4c.29
Total-WeigAt: S,12s,4 1872; Tues
day average $3.50; Weight: Ill.,
800, 476; season average: $42.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
CITY POLICEMEN
GET PROMOTIONS
AT COUNCIL MEET

Wlmlngton's police department
will have nine officers in new pc.
sitions beginning Friday.
Lieut.. Coy Etheridge will be
captain of the uniform, traffic and
records. Lieut.. L. A. league will
be captain of the detective bureau.
Private J.. E. Moore will be lieu
tenant of the traffic bureau. Pri-
vate Earl A.. Saunders will be
lieutenant in charge of records.
Lieut.. T. B. Hughes was placed
in charge of the uniform bureau.
Private H. E. Williamson will be
sergeant in the records bureau.
Desk sergeants will be Privates
]. E. Griffith and R. H. Williams.
Private J. L. Long, Jr., will be
sergeant in the traffic department.
The city council yesterday approx
ed the changes,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

tried the side door, but that, too,
was locked.
Edward, then had not gone out.
Where could he be?
And suddenly she raised her
head and shifted.
A whiff-a very faint Whit OF
gas.
The baize door to the kitchen
quarters was just ajar. She went
through it-a faint light was shin
ing from the open kitchen door.
The smell Of gas was much
stronger.
Nudge ran along the passage
and into the kitchen Edward was
lying on the floor with his head
inside the gas oven, which was
turned on full.
Nudge was a quick, practical
girl. Her first act was to swing
open the shutters. She could not
unlatch the window and, winding
a glass cloth around her arm, she
smashed it. Then, holding her
breath, she stopped down and
tugged and pulled Edward out Of
the gas oven and switched off the
taps.
Ito Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
.nAr.nn FORTY-FOUR

CHAR LIN IOAe1A IOON
Nudge said with a Slight effort:
1T will be lovely to be at Aims
lick again for Christmas"
EDWARD did not seem to hear
her, He had gone far away.
She thought, He is thinking of
,anrietta and of John Christow.
sting here he had said some
sins to Henrietta or she had said
.omething to him. Henrietta
.oiobt know what she didn't want,
NV he belonged to Henrietta still.
W. always would, Nudge thought,
belong TO Henrietta.
pain swoped down upon her.
49,. bsppy bubble world in which
tss had lived for the last week
s1ivered and broke.
She thought, I can't live like
n.t-with Henrietta always there
~ his mind. I can't face it. I can't
bear it.
rbs wind sighed through the
,~ses-the leaves were falling fast
n~ou-there were hardly any gold
nnes left, only brown.
She said, Edward"
The urgency Of her voice arous-
ID him. He turned his head.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
Street Widened
From Greenfield Lake

Residents on South Front street
from Greenfield lake to the city
limits hereafter will have an 30
foot r~ight-of-way with another 20
feet on the sides of the thorough
fare for sewer and drainage.
That was decided yesterday by
the city council. The council voted
to use only 80 feet Of the 1O0-foot
r~ight-of-way allowed. The city
engineering department previous
ly had halted work on widening
the thoroughfare to allow removal
Of tanks and other obstacles on
the side of the street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14
oissdkvsed kv xIne f.ofyr,, srrd;esI

yes
Ppm sorry, Edward" Her lips
were trembling but she forced her
voice to be quiet and self-con-
trolled. 1--WE got to tell you. It's
no use. I can't marry you. It
wouldn't work, Edward"
He said. "But, Midge-surely
| Ainswick-"
She interrupted:
II can't marry you just fol
Ainswick, Edward. You - you
must see that"
He signed then. a long, gentle
sigh. It was like an echo of he
dead leaves slipping gently off the
branches Of the trees.
II e what you mean" he said.
Eyes, I suppose you are right"
"It was dear of you to ask me,
dear and sweet. But it wouldn't
do, Edward. 1t wouldn't work"
She had had a faint hope. per-
haps, that he would, argue with
her, that he would try to per-
suade her-but he seemed, quite
simply, to feel just as she did
about it. Here, with the ghost OF
Henrietta close beside him, he,
too, apparently, saw tn a it
wouldn't work"
She slipped the ring off her fin
ger and held it out to him.
She would always love Edward
and Edward would always love
Henrietta and life was just plain
unadulterated he'll. -.
She said, with a little catch in
her voice:
Its a lovely ring, Edward"
81 wish you'd keep it, Nudge.
I'd like you to have it."
She shook her head.
II couldn do that"
He said, with a faint humorous
twist of the lips:
Il s,an't give it to anyone else,
you XII Nv"
It was all quite friendly. He
didn't know-he would never know
just what she was feeling. . .
Heaven on a plate-and the plate
had slipped between her fingers
or had, perhaps, never been there.
That afternoon, Poirot received
his third visitor.
He had been visited by Henri
eta Savernake and by Veronica
Cray. This time it was Lady Ang-
katell. She came floating up the
path with her usual appearance OF
insubstantiality.
He opened the door and she
stood smiling at him.
II have come to see you," she
announced.
So might a fairy confer a favor
CO a mere mortal.
IT am enchanted, Madame"
He led the way into the sitting
room. She sat down or the sofa
and once more she smiled.
Hercule Poirot thought: "She is
old-her hair is gray-there are
lines in her face. Yet she has
magic - she will always have
magic"
Lady AngkateIl SAID softly:
IT want you to do something for
me-"
Eyes, Madame"
ITO begin with, I must talk te
you-about John ChristoW."9
"About DR.. Chris.oW?"
Eyes. It seems to me that the
only thing to do is to put a full
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

You can do a cleaner and safer
job of roach discriminating by dis
tributing an 8-ounce can of Red
Circle Roach Destroyer according
to directions, than by any other
method, old or new. 35c at stores.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

Ito Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-14

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when you buy lovely Penney fabrics! New rayon
broadcloth prints in medium and small fiorals.
novelty designs, monotones, stripes and polka
dots on medium and dark backgrounds. Lots q
variety!
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