"W, JANITAHY 10, 1909.
Mr. Leon Whitlock, who ha been
In New York for the pat fortnight.
Is expected to return home today.
Although not fuly recovered, Judge
PiMtobsfd will leave Monday for Rich
Chrtatma holiday with hi daughter.
Mr. Ralph Weaver" of Weavervllle.
Mr. Weaver is a member of the Wea-
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vervlllo eolle faculty.
SOCIETY
Mr. George I'rltchard, son of Judge
mond to attend the sitting of th
Jeter C Pritchar of this city, has
THE SUNDAY
court of appeals, lie will he arcom
pitnlMt hy Hm-retary Crank Beckham
Mrs. i T. I'lirr and children are
AisltliiK friends In rii.irlotfe and
MofireHVlllc.
'Mine licne Hmllh has returned to
opened up offices In Greenville, H. C,
s
where he will make his future home
Mr. Prttchard for the past year has
bn fn the law Office of Judge Mc-
i "ii Hough ut (ireenvllle.
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. Tllo Tounir People's Wlile Hums of
Calvary Itrtptlst church nf West Anln -Vllte
met at the home of their temli
r, Mm. W. 13. I-"Kn Friday ev. mute
for the election of officers, with iho
following result. President. Mrs. Al
lan Mitchell; ll vice-president. Mr.
Kalw.r; -"'I vice-president, Miss Ma
11 Morn o. Sticrctan. Miss Carrie
IttlllriKcr; treasurer, Mr. John IIM
insworth, librarian, Mis Msbcl Mor-gran-
After the business mectinK a
octal evening was enjoyed. C' rn-
Were played and later refresliint Ms
Wr served.
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Among the man)- rumored cngiicr
msnis ttt th Announced In tha sorlna
none will be of greater Interest thaniclub seven couples participate! In the
- that of a young lady who in not only
well known but la one of Aehevllie'a
moat acromtillahed mualciann. and tin:
' ' young man la 4 prominent
; alas of Aahevilln. Both are
lawyer.
native.
t of fhur city and the announcement of
4 thMr engagement, while not an entire
aurprlse, will nrrerthcleaa be of un
uruol Intorert owing to the popular
ity of the young people.
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The membera of the Tahkeeoalee
'dub entertained with an Infurmal
, dance at the clu room on the cor
t tier f outH Main- Mreet and Pack
' lqure lat evening. After the dance
, rf real) Riant Were aerved.
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' At a meeting of the Saturday Mu-
110 Hub, held at the horn of Mr.
X. W, Rtlaa, at No. Alt Soul Cre-
i cent, Ulltmora, officer were elected
an ai program for the enaulng
. year waa planned. The following of
ficer wer elected: Mra R. F.
Campbell, president; Mr. B- 11. Klm
berly, vto-pr!dent: Mlaa Elltabeth
( Porter, moretary and treaiurer, Tha
program, ' which : waa proposed for
: the ensuing year wilt be aubmltted at
tha next meeting of the club, Which
will be held Saturday.
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Yesterday afternoqn at her horns
on Central avenue Mia Florence.
FreeiHander entertained a number of
her young friends In honor of he (B
Ocrman class of (ha High school. , A
number of games were played and a
hurt musical program rendered. The
' houe waa decorated with svergreenn
and growing plants, and dainty
luncheon waa served.' Tha members
of tha class mra Mlasea Florence
Freedlnnder, Lucy Scott, Chaasle
Tweed and Bonnie, William and
Messrs. 'William Lambartaon,' Wilbur
Humnsr and Raby Tennent and other
member of tha High achool.
The N. a. club of Blltmore gav a
' ekatlnir party yesterday Afternoon ait
the' Aaheville akatlnr rink, compll
mentary to Mlaa Mary, Henderson, of
i Bttllnbury. who la a gueat of Mlaa
Anne Martin at Victoria Inn. ', The
e-ucsta ware: '.Mlaa' Mary Sfendnraon,
w la Margaret Fannlman, Mis Helen
Chapman, Miss Theresa Chapman,:
Mlaa Francis Bangs, Miss Lucll Hast
ings, Mlaa Anna Martini Mis Lucy
Fenniman.Ml Helen Cefalu.MIss Vir
ginia Griffith Miller, Mlaa Mattlella
Cocke, Mr. Reynold, Mr. Punning,
Mr. C Dunning, Mr. Oearheart, Mr.
Pratt, Mr. Clark, Mr. Oarland, Mr.
Pott, Mr.' Ward Gregg, Mr, Moore,
Mr. Iluhols Bee. Mr. rrlthjoff Ree.
Mr. Johnrton, Mr. Whlttlngton, Mr.
Mount, Mr. Marrett and others.
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The Friday ..Book club met Friday
- afternoon with Mr. Frank Hm4th at
- her honi on Hlllild street. Mlw
Anderson read a paper on "London
, through Pickens" Olaas." Mlaa Quaule
Smith gave a reading from "The
Chrlstmaa Carol.'' The next meeting
will be with Mlaa Job tie at the Home
Industrial school next Friday after
noon '
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Th Barer clas entertained a num
ber of young people at an oyster mip
'per at Central Methodist church Fri
day eventng. The alTalrwa given In
honor of -the two Phllathea clas
of the church. Mr. W. O. Roger wan
toattmaster and a number of tonotn
were responded to. Mra Bogcr and
.Miss Kate Nichols-rendered a number
of piano selections during the even-'Mrs.
Ing,
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A surprise party was given Mix
Carrie ingle at her home, as Honey i
treet. Friday evening, January K,
J90.
Many Interesting games were play-
ed during the evening and M I ( :10 .
A Sample Line
OF
KE1SER JABOTS
Special Bargains
AT
39 cts., 59 cts., 79 cts.
QJlit'sc arc rt'jilly beautiful
trinkets tbe choicest jab
ots Reiser makes. It 's a sam
ple lot bought by Mr. Monro,
now in New York, and just
received by press.
The values are 75 cts. to
1.50, he ri";iual selling
prices, but we are specializ
ing them at 39 cts. 59 Cts.,
and 79 cts.
Hand embroidered, not,
cniffou, and Baby Irish, Val,
and Cluny lace trimmifigs.
All white. Kxclusivp mer
chandise and unusual bar
gains. ,
M. V. MOORE
. A . IADIKS' OCTFTTTER,
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'delightful refreshments were nerved.
! The Invited guest were Mis Carrli!
Ingle. MlH I.ncla Reed, Mis Lucille)
lt'il,. ri"ni. Mlw Nell Kiiillh. Miss U'lliv
Mitch. I. Miu Vull lc nrr, Mil's Kulh
enli li kt. M ies l.villa Klnsland. Mini
Alma Jordi.n. Miss Ttulh Crowell.
Mm (lerirude InKle, Miss Hrown,
Mihh Miller; Morrlx liiiyion, Norman
Dixon, orln Hadger, Hiimmle Karlgrr,
Hur.ilil Health. Klmer J nl-. j lur
ret I, Hrorise Ingle. M .larrett, John
Tiinihiill. Dan Cauhle, I.otinlc Wag
ner. 'llllld Well:.
MIih l.ydla ftinslnnd f hi nished mu
sic for the evening.
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Yesterday afternoon at the Country
weekly "mixed foursome touTiimm
for the cifp presented by the club, to
be won by tha man and girl scoring
me greatest total number of points
In eight day of play.
The vlctora yesterday were Mm, .
X, Jordan and Mr. F. VP. VT. Ornham.
Willi the following acore. 41 117
81 handicap U net 3; Miss Mead
and Mr. nun-bough ware second, with
37j28 handicap 2 net 7, and
third iilao fell to Mlaa Ellen Barker
and Dr. Lambert, with a ecor of 1--37
7 handicap 10 net (S.
Many member of tha dull wero on
the groumla during the afternoon,
watching the contestant and aJao. en
joying the tennis matches that wih
made pdaalbla by tha favorable
weather.
A cinder path running from the car
to tha club hoif hai recently been
laid down, making the walk vary
eaay and quite free from mud, Tha
ladle' ""lng'" In golf will hereafter
take place on Tuesday afternoon In
stead1 of on Wednesday a heretofore.
The "mixed foursome" will be 6on
tlnued on Saturday afternoon, begin
ning at t o'clock. It la rqued that
thoa tatting part in Dota contests
aend their entrle to Dr, Ringer not
later than Monday night to rhef i
die' tournament, and not later than
Friday night for tha "mixed four
aome." . N
AH extra room I being added to
tha club home which will be ma u
a, nten'a locker room. It la planned
to have large wire locker, and It I
baHavad that aa reault of tha addl
Hon tha congestion In the men'
drenlng room, which ha been d
plorabla In the past, will be . greatly
relieved.
Tha a. L A. to the B. Of U K. Waa
entertained at 4h heme of Mra. W.
H. McLean, at No. (1 Ora atreet, lat
venuig with dime tmciablo. Io
rreanmenta were aervea and an en
Joyable. awning apent. The object
waa to add money to (he traaaury of
the auxiliary.
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Mia Emllle CampbeU left yester
day for Washington, t. C, where aha
wilt resume her atudlea at the Ham
tlton college for yoUrtg ladlea. Miss
Campbell will return to Ashevllle hi
June to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Camp
bell. Jack Coburn of Murphy waa here
yesterday on business.
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Col. William A. Rexford leaves to
day tor Baltimore, where he goes on
business for a few days.
Mr. J. M. Campbell has gone . to
Greensboro on business.
Lawrence Weaver waa here y ester
day from Weavervllle.
Mr. James Kerr, an attorney of
I New York, who has been visiting his
wife for a few day at Kenllworth Inn,
has returned north.
Lawrence tJriiee of Hetidursonvllle
wa here yesterday.
Miss Junle Reynolds, who has been
spending the holiday with her rouslu
Francis Male, at Mt. Rlsco. V
jY., has returned to New York cltv
where she. will resume her ntuillea at
the Ncmple schosi for girls.
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Mr. and Mra. Wood and Mls Jacobs
of Brooklyn, N. V.. have taken
house on Merrlmon avenue for the
season.
lum-hla, H ". where she Is teach
ing, after visiting her mother on
Chestnut street.
Mr Allien Dunn and Mr. I'harle?
Rhlnehart went yesterday to MarshaH
to allnd a house parly given y Mr
and Mrs Payne.
Miss (lenevleve
yesterday from a
'I'heobold returned
visit to friends III
Hendersonvillle.
Miss May Wilson of Birmingham,
who has been visiting Mia Clone
Smith, has returned to her home.
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Mr. c Hrewster Chapman, Mr
Lawrence Jones and Mr. David Oud
ger have gone to Newton on hunting
trip.
Mr and Mrs. J. M Cgmll left
yesterday afternoon for Washington.
Mr. W. W. Zachary leave this
morning for rtalelgh.
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Dr. Martin L Htevens left yesterday
for Ohio on professional tittsiness, and
will return within several days
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Miss Helen Tyrrell of Mobile Is the
guest of Mrs. (1. B. Hendricks for two
weeks.
Mr. John (1. Oar'rell ha gone to
Waynesvllle en business.
Mr. J. R. H. Itadeker has recovered
from hi" recent Illness aad will leae
shortly for Parksrsburg, "Vs.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carr leava
today for Hot Springs, Ark., where
they will spend tha winter.
Mra. Jones Harnett r visiting Mr.
J. Henry Jordan In HendersotiTllle.
Mrs. Theobold haa returned from
a visit to friend in Tryon.
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Mrs. M. B. Carter Is out of town
on a visit, and during her absence
the Misses Carter will reside at For
rest Hill.
MV. Jams Harrington of Oklahoma
City Is spending several montha bt the
Battery Park hotel.
Mr. A. C. Hamsden of Richmond,
Va., I In the city on bMinesa.
Mr.' and Mra 1. ' H. Seeleck of
Peekavllle, N. Y., are In the city for
a short stay.
Mr. J. L Alexander returned from
Richmond, Va yesterday, after an
absence of a week' on business.
Mrs. C. I Orov and Mia Isabel
drove or Lynn, Mas,, are guests at
the Tattery Park hotel.
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Mle Marina Oarrett ha returned
from A vlatt of two weeka to friend
In Salisbury. .
Mr. aH Mr. wT'lC. tyfle arid small
son, who haw spent tha holiday In
Transylvania, hav returned to Aahe-
ivllle.
-Mrs. John aV Cefalu and Miss Helen
Cafalu leave for New Orleans Janu
ary 20th for, the . carnival eason.
While In the south Mr, and Mrs
Cefalu will complete: plans for build
ing? tneir new Horn on Carrollton
avenue. New Orleans.
Mr. William B. Strceter of Greens
born Is spending) several days In the
city.
Mr. Tom McNeeley, whose head
quarter are at Hendersonvllle at
present, is in AsheAfliti for several
day
Mr. James H. Chadbourne of Wil
mington ts In the city for a brief
ray.
Mr J. J Devlno of Columbus Is In
Ashcyllle for a stay of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E Fisher of Dan-
vlllo. III..
are spending a few days In
the city.
Mrs. AHiert H. Hall lesves Tuesday
for Hultlmore to visit friends, and
will be away for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. O. U Madison of llen-
dersnnvllle are In the city for a few
days Waiting friends.
Mr. Albert 11. Hall leaves shortly to
nttend tho nardwood Manufacturers
invention, whloh will be hold In St.
Louis, after which he will go to In
diana poll, Chicago and New York
Miss Cora I,ce Drummond will
spend the next month la New) York
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Mr. flllhcrt Jordan has returned
from a visit to Cincinnati, his old
home.
yulte a number of the students of
W'ciivervllle college spent yesterday in
the city
Tbe members of Company K en
joyed an oyster supper at ShlrrltY's
nfo Friday night after drill.
Morrie Roberts
of Weavervllle wan
here yesterday.
Mill Helen Walton of Wwport.
Trim . in in the city on a visit to
friends.
MY. Turcel! of New York returned
o Asheville yesterday, after spending
he holktny north. Mrs. Pureed
"pent the month of December In
Asheville at the Margo Terrace.
MIsr Cam mle Dr'ommond Is spend-
n- a while with relatives In Memphis
Frank father of Mills Rtver was
a the city Friday on business.
Captain tmlth of Chapel Bill (tossed
thromrh Asheville yesterday en route
for his trome. atter anendlna: the
pri8 ctrfcEn IX to n dayh
PaEO OINTMENT 1 guaranteed to
our, any c of Itchln. Blind.
Bleeding or Pro trading Piles In I to
i oat or money refunded, too.
V aa-iilA-.,J lhii, m....
Jgmes S, Warren of Ja. -ksonvllte,
Kla , I In re for the sprlim.
William Morrl f Sunflower uas In
tli city yesterday on a v Isit to
friends.
Own lefspetch, who l engaged
in the mining and timber holiness in
Mitchell eounty ha returns, after
spending a few days here
Miss l.llllsn Adams ha:i resumed
her studies ut the .Hlllsnle convent.
after spending the holidays with
friend In Wayncovllle.
iMlss ArhognSt. who has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents on
Montfonl aventte, will return tomor
row to Pfotlins Institute and she
will again take up her literary tturtWa
In that institution.
Mr. David Roarinstnln Is spending
a while with' hei-parents In New
York. .
Good Flw WoodWphone 223.
Deautyand
Bad Breath
Cannot Co Totcetlicr No Matter flow a
Woman Mai Ttf tS Make Tlam.
It doe not matter how beautiful a
woman may be, she is afflicted with
bad breath h" will be shunned and
pitied by mert jhd Ven women will
tudloudv avoid her:''
' If any woman doubts this statement
let her make a point uf asking a friend
in wnom sne may connae, a man
friend or relative, if he be honest he
will tell her that foal breath from the
mdurh of a woman will drive men
from her more rapidly than any other
personal amictiom
. Foul breath arouses In man disgust
and where this QUHMty la brought into
play no amount of self-denial or rea
soning can overooma the natural re
pugnance which names to man when
he Is In company with such a woman,
i What Is true of bad breath In wo
man Is not true In so great a degree
tn men. Women ara looked upon as
th ("carnation of sweetness, breed
ing, virtue and, refinement. Foul
breath will sicken y man so that he
cannot feel fo such: a woman a com'
paalonhtp necessary to make htm du
sire to be in her company.
t There I absolutely no occasion for
bad breath In either men or women.
Charcoal, the .strongest absorbent
known, when taken Into the atomach,
Will prevent this repugnant tendency
or affilttloa.
i Stuart' Charcoal LoVnges are oW
in ; tremeadou quantltlea all over
America and Canada. They cure and
shave cured all form of bad' breath. A
single dox win convince you or this
fact. On shodld eat Some of these
loaenges after each meal god upon re
tiring. You might eat fifty of them
without harm. They ara not medicine,
but pur Willow charcoal mixed with
sweet honey to make them palatable
and. Compressed Into loiengea to pre
serve their peculiar hd lasting
strength.
Th next time you Wish to go Into
company and don't want your foul
breath to humiliate you, eat several
of Stuart's Chsrcoal Loienges and
your breath will be pur and wneet.
BveTy drugglftt mrrle them, price
2 5 cent, or send us your name and
address and we will send you a trial
parka!, by mall free. Address F. A.
Stuart Co.. 200 Stuart Bldg., Marshall.
Mlth. ' "-'.' "'
tHWITAWIUM roWWOMEW
Sptcialty: Diseases of Women.
sitfllfUlsrrimridtrntrratmrM, A II dis
eases hut females rxrlimivety treated.
Fir-it-olsss SccnrnmMatlon furnished
tosHmltni number uf neleetlta'enta
Tsorotnf"" wstcm ciincrs, eoeiMxtl
with eg spolisices nd rseilkittes. at
mrsvlnoiF(rhtnle8t.,es
Forrest Ave.. Atlsnta. Os.
Belt rhon and Ions h-;i.ne Fry. 13431
Atawta i'hongA
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D.OcKMJON
7 Patton Aveaae
(Offlf Rrdwood' icon.)
Ladies and
Gcntlemcns
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MISS CRUISE
Manicuring and flairdresa
ing Parlof.
Hair flood In all the latest sty lea
Wavy iwltche. Buns, Crown and
laych ruffs, Combs, Sarettea and
Toilet Articlea," Chiropody, Faclgl
and fcalp Treatment by expert op
erator. Comhlrtg and cat hair
made mto Puffs, switch and
Pompadour.
Phone lg. f HarsrtNtet Strtri.
: ground Floor.' "
The Asheville School of
Music srDrsnic Art
nax Amrrftit-M
Phone S14
Ortealf
For One Day
Kntire Line of Remnants At A-":-
Last week we fiekf at vefy successfuf sale of rertanitsr
We Sold lots and lots of them at a reduction of 33 1-3. per
cent. : But as we still have several hundred feft we nought
we would give our customers a chance to Buy them at, the
unusual reduction of 50 per cent off. v"""" :
-: Fdfmerly we have sold these remnants 'all together
However we have sucfr an attractive liner this year, we : de
cfded to give our patrons an opportunity to buy a the$e
exfremelv low prices. Most of these remnants .are :.iresfj
I and have nof been
All the remnants are marked in plain ngures, SflS
onginat 'price is given and from this you take1 one, halfoffj
jtheJehglB'ivajr from 1-2 yard to 6 and 7 yards. 'Jr &t
fieautiful Embroidery --v rxv$
t1 J4as Jksi Bmr UnpdGi
M.WEBB
aflUncrf IMpwterir
No. liatter tVfc riacV ! 1044
SKINNEB & HTTNTEE
Hair DreMlhg1 parlor, room 10,
Paragon Bldg. Phone UT. W make
a specialty of electrical fsc and ecalp
treatments. Latest of everything la
Hair Goods and Hair Dreaslrig,
Swltchea and Puff mad from your
combings
: La Grecque Corseti..
W VTV. W Iff W .
vriijci,i a
44 VUtATVU UWOVIta a
We sell the latest style of Winter
Hat cheaper than yotf can buy them
from' the big malt order houses.
Paris Millinery
1 SOUTH MAIX STREET.
CORSETS CLEANED.
We can take a bndly soiled corset
and. clean ami freshen It until almost
good as new Prices reasonable.
Queen City Dyeing and
Cleaning works
II Church 8trecu, , Phone J110.
CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic adjustments (treat
ment) has been endorsed by Uovern
ors, many 1'. s. and State Senators
and thousands of Cltliens of other
states na being the most advanced and
nnxlern method M removing- abnor
malities or diseases that the human
body Is heir to.
We court Investigation.
Incurable cases our specialty.
Oft. C. F. COMPTOJT AND Dft. J. A
MATHTS. CUfitOPRACTOnS.
Igal Bid. Routh of Foontala
Pbom 611. Asheville, N. C.
MtMMlMtMMIHI
WHY
M. & W.
INDIAN?
Because It Is the coal that Is
convenient In slue and perfectly
clean. all coal. Full Weight,
prompt dfJTVery. 3 . .
Carohna Coal &
lie Company
P HO YE ISO.
ttMMIMHMMMIIMlMf
a. - a
0n
Monday
Only We Will Offer Our
Reduction of 50 Per
picked over at all.
SALTED
Whoksoinc Iwcause of the gait?' naturally- palatable.
J-esi Bhiirieni .Weekly.
OWNBEY'S
25 llontford Ave.
Our constant nim is to serve Dairy Products f the
highest quality, absolutely clean and sweet. '.We
guarantee all our products and are glad of an opportun
ity to- redeem anything found unsatisfactory. But -wei
try to- maintain such a high standard that everything
will be highly SATISFACTORY, ancf we believe we -art '
succeeding. : y . y 'Vj:,
In addition to MILK and CREAM wr make a spec
ialty of FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER and EXTRA
RICH ICE CREAM.
Our prices arc reasonable and our service prompt and
courteous.- May we not serve youf h . ; , - '
Asheville Pure Milk Company
Watcli
A good ?o-yenr gnarantoed case
era from $8.00 ap.
eweler.
51 MT0NAVEWOT5aNE:356
ASHEVILLE: N.C;
SPECIAL
Ladies and
Our
duced
week.
Mtect
entire line of Ladies and Misses' Coats ve-one-thinl.
Cuite a nmrtlier, were sold last
We still have some very handsome btyles ta
from: ' ",v
$10.00
$15.00
$20.00
$25.00
Coats now
Coats now
Coats. uoav . .
toats now .. . . .
Remnants
I i
Cent.
i ', t?i
PEANUTS
M- I 1 1
Phone 56.
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Special
with Amra-lcii moyemcnt for .(. Ottv.
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c.t 4 '
,.-Js K
SALE OP
Misses
.$ 6.6T
$10.00
w , . $13.34.1
.$16.67
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m.
Coats
V