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NEW YORK COTTON.
York. Dec. 22 The cotton
w;'.s very quiet early today
tone steady on covering. Dy
yesterday's late sellers. This
been aue to tne raiiure or
ml auviues tu snow any sign
weakness suggested by the
s oi laws-e4.fciuay wuiie inere
!o some buyiLg on encouraging
; in the Italian front. First
were two point! lower to ten
nier but active montns soid
w w ,
J
Wholesale Pricesl
Drice
rulil! i - i
1 .1,1 nVntm 1 r. t- i 4-
: I mu res during the early trad
;;n January touching 2&.5G and
::'.i'-t. Business was con?para
..aiei scattering accounts
.11 .nosed to hae been pretty
ened "P for over Christmas,
irpcrted that a committee sit-
verpooi win apportion gov
p;:ce to individual cotton
r exporters for January'
in; v
iu!y Wil'1'
veil t
tin- ;
aril ill' '1'
sliii'l''' -
flUPlll'"
Ocu.'i -
losed steady.
High
29.70
29.17
28.84
28.52
1.27.30
Eggs
Butter, lb ...
Spring chickens
Grown chickens
Puddle . ducks v
Guineas
Beef (dressed) ..
Irish potatoes (bag) .
N. C. Hams, lb . . . . '
N. C. shoulders & ribs
Cabbage, 100 lbv ......
Hides, green dull
Wool, free burr
Corn, bush .. .
Bees Was
Salted hides .
Tallow ...
Onions, 2 bu., silverskin
Onions, 2 bu., red
Peanuts ; .
. ....
.
: . . ,
... .43c
36c
; 35: to 50c
.,70c to $1.00
50q
......... 35c
.. 12 to 13c
.. $4.50
. , . 35 to 37e
.....3033c
$2.50
. 17c-
.........55c
.. $2.00
..28 to 30o
18c
,10 to 11c
J. .$4.50
...$4.50
.$1.90 $2.00
LIEUT. S0L01
,- 5
. k
:
-
CTOCKt.
Spirits
Rosin .....
Tar
Crude
Receipts:
Cotton
Tar
.44
ND
. $3.50 at 16c
i . . $4, $3, $3
1.72
.94
New York, Dec. 22.-The excessive
dullness of today's stock market fore
shadowed the impending holidays.
Dealings - fell: below normal and em
braced only the better known issues.
The strength of foreign bonds, iTClud
ing Russians, and a moderate demand
for shippings, oils and motors was
almost the sole feature on; the . con
structive side at extreme gains of 1
to" 2 i-2 points. Steels and similar
equipments were hesitant, yielding
fractionally in the later dealings. The
closing was irregular. Sales approxi
mated 175,000 shares. Liberty 4s
sold at 97.04 to 97 and the3 l-2s at
98.48 to 98.24.
ifiliE
Closing
Low bid
29.48
28.98
28.67
28.35
87.22
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
, u Orleans, Dec. 22. The price of
fl! ,!! v. .i depressed one to two
u s i"i the opening here today by
., iin- orders whicn came in over-i
hit: a moderately good demand
,::v; .: v.) alter the first call the mar-
(in! better. At the end of the first
lu; i Si '.,. . prkes were 11 to 13 points
::lav's close.
ra i losed steady at an advance
in li points.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
Savannah,- Dec. 22. Turnentine
. i a r
29 68 yuiei-. o sales, none; receipts, 190;
29.15 shipments, 284; stock, 25,621.
28.82 Rosin firm; sales, 973; receipts, 1.
28.49 ;233; shipments, 1,839; stock, 3:),356.
27.28 Quote: B, D, E, 6.15al7; F, G, -H,
6.12 1-2; K, 6.65a70; M, 7.00; N, 7.30;
w. u., .ou; W W., 775.
AT ST. JAMES.
01 1"
Closing
High Low bid
jr-turv 28.57 28.41 28.53
Mareii 28.15 27.98 2S.11
M.v 27.94 27.77 27.92
.; v 27.74 27.59 27.71
26.55 26.48 26.47
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Behtlehem Steel "B"'
jr Canadian Pacific
Central Leather . . .
Chesapeake and Ohio .......
a Chicago, Mil and St. Paul , .
hChicago, R. I. and Pac. Ry.
hChmo Copper
Colorado Fuel and Iron (bid) .
Columbia Gas and Electric (b) ,
iCoan Products
Crftcible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar -.
Erie
General Motors
Great Northern Pfd.
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mer. Marine pfd
Kennecptt Copper
Louisville and Nashville
Maxwell Motor Co
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
(b).
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
.Vw Orleans, Dec. 22. Spot cotton
:-' and unchanged. " Sales on the
,.' I n. to arrive TtTD. " Low middling
: :'ieidl !i 2:.13 good mildling
Children of the Sunday School To
morrow Will fiive Offering.
The regular session of the Sunday ! American Beet Sugar (bid)
school of St. James Episcopal church j American Can
will be held as usual at 10 o'clock ' "nd Foundry
tomorrow morning: Afterwards at the
morning service of the church the
children will attend in a body and
make their offerings at the opening of
that service.
Every child is expected to bring a '
. 78
. 54 1-4
.- 40 1-2
. 69
.129 1-2
. . 57 Z-
. 43 3-8
. 37 5-8
. 16 7-S
i 38 3-4
. 32 1-4
. 291-;
. 281-2
. 48
, 26 3-4
. 13 34
: 93 1-4
, 811-2
. 24 1-8
. 39 1-2
79
30 1-8
,107
. 211-2
711-4
. 26
413-S
22 3-4
65
34
63 1-4
Letter Received From Former
vizerj inow w nn rrersti-;
; ing's Forces ' Oil
' fetters from "Somewhere in France"
are at this tune of more than pass
ing interest. "Lieutenant : Harry M.
Solomon, who received his commis
Sion from the first training camp at
Oglethorpe and was one of the three
officers 'commis sioneoV' from this citv
who volunteered for France, aas writ
ten a letter to Mr. Ike Loftin, of this
city, in which he expresses felicita
tions to Mr. Loftin and" tne. boys of
the local Council of U. C. T., of which
Lieutenant Solomon a prominent
member. The letter follows:
"Somewhere' in France,
"Nov. Z4, 1917.
"Dear Ike: Just a line to let you
know that I am thinking of all the
boys and wish you'd wish them all,
including yourself, a . very merry
Xmas. Hope that youare all doing
well and th.at U. C.- T. work is as
good as usual this year. Am looking
forward to the time when I can tell f
you and the boys what has happened
over here. Would be glad to heat
from any of you any time.. Very best
regards from, ;.
"Sincerely,
"HARRY, M. SOLOMON.
"2nd Lt. M. G.: C6. No. 1, A. E. P."
Lieutenant Solomon is a son of Mr
it' J.
NEW
Tr-. BTl JT T Tk. TAB ?
ti b it f i K - I
. V.
.it jr
OF
DQLL
CARRIAGES ARRIVED
.... . - . ...
Choice stock,new; and assottedjtyjes
V.
1
Order
NOW
7
for ristmasie
w. mnroe ,m mmBmm
The Home of DependablefFiarmture
15,. South Front . Street
til.
Jil ..mJI .! inn
t r "
"Vr.!.
to lyifiLL ooys
BOUND TO C
T
Charged With Breaking Into
House and Taking Many
Articles
FIVE CONVICTED ON
CONSPIRACY CHARGE
notive
49
' V-;a".. Refining (bid)
or
C'entrr.l
-iii
CHICAGO GRAIN.
-;."). Dec. 22. Favorable ,weath
prnsiecL.s for a larger move-
:h the cio; had a bearish ef-
:ei ioday on corn. Selling, however,
j :i:r of an aggressive character,
(ii-ni; i; ;;e i at ions, which varied frori
uTi . inged figures to 3-8c lower, were
Christmas stocking well fi::-d, 'o-'
gether with the money eri"o: :ii : I
stockings will be di3tr:b'.?trd i. ;
district nurse to les3 forlunar;' ! .
dren in time for Christr..a, r.rj.l :
money contributed both by jlr? :i ! j
dren and the loose plat 2 oco: mi .: ;
the congregation will bo r:I:;o :m , : j
sine aisirict nurse to nr! : to :.nj . . ;
i.fort and pleasure of llu ic-i.- ! n. ;
I nate. - j
in helping their chiid:-fi t ; ;
gifts worthy cf ts.o objects to . it . ; I
they will be dQvclcJ.
(bid)
HELP F0R C0URT.
Too
Two White Men Had Entirely
Much Whiskey in Suit Cases.
R. B. Batson and T. Erwin Cheek,
HotkI by a slight rally in some both white men, who were charged
' , (with violation of "the bone dry" lav.
Oat s eased down with corn. Hogs appeared before United States Com
rarK t strength lifted provisions. imissioner A. S. Williams yesterday
Tiiidn, though was very small.
I afternoon and waived examination.
!':i;
rcr.;:.':ig ......
lie-public Iron
Sinclair Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Co. .
Tennesse Copper
Texas Co
Tobacco Products
T-Hirg und Refining 691-2
93
. 55 3-8
16 3-4
63 1-2
951-2
77
33 1-2
42 ,
381-2
20 3-4
67 7-8
74
27 5-S
77 3-4
22 5-8
4-5
12
125 1-4
45
Detroit, Mich. Dec. , 22.- Albert
Kaltsc.hmidt,. , wbo with . four. z offers
was convicted in -Federal Court early
this morning, on )a conspiracy charge,
was sentenced a few hours later to
four years in Federal ; prison at. Fort
Leavenworth, and-to pay a flue of
$20,000. - Mrs. Ida Neef, his sister, was
sentenced to three years in the local
.Willie - Perry and Jobn Stanley, two houge of correction and fined $15,000:
colored boys, were before Recorder jFrjtz A Neef her husband, and Carl
Harriss this morning charged with . Schmidt and hiu wie Maria, were
luuseoreaiuug. me cuaige giew ""sentenced to two yearK imprisonment
n.j ivr, o qi nf ti,,-,, nuv or,,i of tbe taking of some articles from
has for many .years been One of the the-resence of Mr. Ed. Boushee sev
most prominent young men in the city, efal nigttts ago, while all the members i and his wife was sent to the Detroit!
of the, family are said to have been
absent from home.
neia w. F . jones from the city, the court he was neia, novever, to answer to
PERSONAL MENTION. : ,
A iV ... . - - : -
Cadets George -Ayent, George TieH- k ; ;
ken and Seare Murrell " of the Stati j i.i
A & E. College, West Raleigh, arfe
home for the holidays
Mr
Seminery, Philadelphia, came
yesterday for a, stay .Avjth his parents J, J
uuitug tuts vjunaimas season. -tt
Mr. Corinth chief inspector for 'th'o-t
Atlantic Coast; Line, at Rock Moutt'y
was in the cify yesterday. .
Mr. Edward Hanson, flaw student1:
and fined $10,000- each: Schmidt' will at- U18 uuiversuy, wasmng-i
Hserve 'his term i Fort Leavenworth j '' fT M
s a wif, at tr thA nvm J rivals m the city to spend the Yulo.Wt
House of Correction. Franz .Raspa, 70 j . ' TT , , : ' ; -
years old, a Gernan, was the only one Cadets Willjam: and CaA-1 Hahler, Of.
of the six acquitted -en all three counts. Mount Peasant college are home to t
spena . rne unristmas ana JN ew x ear '
holidays." . v.-..
Miss Louise Qiescb'en and Miss '-'-j'.
Seminary,. Philadelphi a came hdme '- !
Kenneth Otten, ot Mount Airy '-4'
home ':
MEDICAL OFFICERS.
!;vk r.r.d Western
ill cm Pacific
Cities Gas
p. vlvr.nia ...
Lurg Coal (bid)
Consolidated Copper.
& Steel
New Hanover Medical Society
Annual Election Last Night. appointed J. C. King, Esq., to appear itwo other indictments pending against
At a meeting of the New Hanover ihe defendants, but they said they him.
Medical Society, held last night hi nt ioWVfir. and sn the case1 The counts on wheih Kaltschmidt
tne rooms ot tne cnamDer or
merce, the following officers were cftUqTmearine for the defense. foot in the United States of a military
elected for the' coming'year: .r j ' jrWas brought-out that a gun, some; enterprise against Canada; conspiracy
President, Dr. H.. B. Hart.; vice- ' shells and a pair of gloves, which vere to dynamite the Detroit Screw Works,
president, JDr. Houston Moore; secre-j jjfle by Mr. Boushee as being hi sjand a plot- to destroy the St. Clair
tary-treasurer, -Dr. Bascom Cro6m; Urdpeiiy, had been found at the hdme j river tunned at Potrt Huron,
delegates to the State Medical Social ppne of the defendants by the police . Carl Schmidt and- his wife were
ty, Dr. C. P. Bolles; alternate, Dr. Ven the police went there irmefl convicted Qn. one count, and Mrs. Neef
John W. Tankersley; member of the-a warrant for their arrest and a I and her husband on two.
lBoard of Censors, Dr. WTalter C. Gal- e!arch warrant. The defendants did1 ;:
loway, to serve with Dr. T. M. Gredn !n0 RO on the stand, when asked if Our money cannot buy bread and
Ttfeev desired to make a statement. I meat in Europe for our Allies, fot
ir They were bound over 'to the ' next, (there is little to buy. We must give
Receives Charter. twm nf Snnerinr Court under a i500;them food REAL food. To do this
and Dr. C. P. Bolles.
Com- Lr, h anrA hv ttiA otmrt without, omii:- was convicted charged the setting on; lege, Roanoke, , Va.t ? came aome yea-" -'.
days with their paarents. "
Miss Mabel Vefsell, of the Normal
College, Charlottesville, Va., was' "C
among the cpllep.ans i-who arrived
home yesterday t o spend tne holidays
at home. ' . r
Miss Myrtle.. V 'oilers is ome for the
holidays from Borritt's SUildo, New
York City. j
The City Taxicab Company, with an bond, each, lh default of which they
authorized capital of $25,000 and $3,y were taken to jail.
000 subscribed, n the title of a new
Union Pacific 103 1-2
United Cigar Stores
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
U. S. Rubber
United States-Steel . . .
Utah Copper-j : .
Wabash Pfd. "A"
Westinghouse Electric. . -
Willys-Overland
A. T. & T
Illinois Central (bid)
i" - .- '
onrnnrn t inn whirh rpopivful its .har- Cameron '-are the organizers. The
ter yesterday Messrs. W. D. McMil- new?jcompajiy. will take -over the . busi
lan, Jr., H, J. McMillan and B. K nessfbf the City Livery Company.
we must conserve by substitution
What's in a name?
a young fighter named Willard,- and
he's eager to Tight at every oppor
tunity . ' S .
Exequaturs Cancelled
(By Associated Press).
Rio Janeiro, Dec. 22. A decree has
i been Dromv.litA1 panrpllin."- thp PTn-
PjDVidenCe haSlnimtnrS nf Clar-mar? onfnr qo .nnoillo :
of neutral countries in Brazil. The de
cree is directed agaiast theh consuls of
Austria ?jid Holland.
u i- tar
)k& cart
better to sign the
late than not at all.
and were bound over to the next term : Atlantic Coast Line
food 0i Federal Court in the sum of $300
jon a joint bond. They are represent
'ed by the law firm of John D. Bellamy
and Son.
administrator's notice. The men were arrested upon the
Having (jiialified as Administrator of arrival of the Northern train Tues-
!; L.uM su-s. all persons indebted to day when Special Agent Phillips and
.".V'f" :m' he5ebJ required to make Deputy Marshal Kelly overheard a
: 1 : . t r - payment to the undersigned,1 , . . . J. ...
M ill p-!-. ns having claims against said conversation about handling three
fsi.n, art' notiHed to present same to my . suit cases lightly, and the arrest fol-
"")'. .loiiu u. iJellamy & Son, wlthm lowed
iiHMiuis irom tnis aa'P or tnis notice
will lif . !-a 1 in bar of recovery thereon.
liiN 17th day of November, 1917.
FRANK SUGGS,
A'lminisrnitnr of Estate of Richard Suggs.
Gulf States Steel (bid)
Seaboard Air Line 8
Sloss-Shef. Steel and Iron 33 1-2
United Fruit 110
Virginia Cara. Chem. (bid) 32
General Electric 1221-2
shortly afterward, when some
30 quarts of whiskey were found in
the baggage. Of this 25 quarts were
sent to the James Walker Memorial !
Hospital and 5 quarts are being held
as evidence!
The food problem is an individual
one. You and all others have in it a
personal responsibility.
When sugar is needed, buy fruits
instead of candy, cream and soft
drinks. It will be better for the body
ia wpII as heme a patriotic aci.
no 1 - r . F Hfflf.' '.- ' H-:
lo I ' I
AUTOS FOR HIRE
for -
Pleaseure Drivinp, Dances,
Wedding and Commercial
tify Livery Co.
Phones 15 and
KINbERGARTEN GIVES PLAY.
Large Number of Grown People En
joyed the Exercises.
The Marion Sprunt Mission Kinder
garten, at Delgade, held its closing
For SALE
v,"i !:
I '"Ml . .,,
Wheat,
Iffskrr's Wheat Middlings,
-n-i'M rufTep. assiorteJ graaet,
i; f Scrv-l's Canned Goods,
;.:c-fs etc.
'ac write for prices.
I (.ORE COMPANY.
NOTICE OF LAND MA LSI
DEED OV TRUST.
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed of Trust, exe
cuted the 10th. day of Feb, 1317, by Alex.
II. Koonce and Lettie T. Koonce, his wife,
to C. B. Griffin, Trustee f r NeedhaJi T.
Lloyd, all parties of Orange County, State
of North Carolina, and being thereto re
quested by the Trustors and Cestui Que
exercises yesterday afternoon, with4 Trust. I, the undersigned trustee, will sell
the giving of a fine play by the little
children, whose ages rano from 3 to
6 years. The large number of par
ents and friends, who attended, en
joyed the play immensely. Misses
Robbie Mclntyre and Neena Wood3
have had charge of the Kindergarten
and the splendid training of the chil
dren reflects their efforts. Miss Mc
lntyre arranged the production of the
play.
Santa Claus appeared on the scene
bearing a bountiful supply of gifts for
the little ones, and they joyously car
ried their presents home. The mis
sion is supported by Dr. James Sprunt
and the work being done Is most excellent.
at public auction to the highest bidder for
fnsh. at the Court House door, in the
Htv .of Wilminston. New Hanover County,
State f North Carolina, on, Friday, Decern- j
her the 28th., 1917, at 11 o'clocK, A. M., .a
eertain tract of land lying and being sit
uated on Carolina Beach, in the County of
New Hanover and State of North Carolina,
described as follows
Beginning at the Eastern line of Carolina
Beach Avenue South at the point four hun
dred and fifty (450) feet northwardly from
the point where the said Eastern line of
Carolina Beach Avenue South intersects
the northern line of Atlanta Avenue; runs
thence eastwardly and parallel with said
Atlanta Avenue one hundred (100) feet;
thence northwardly and parallel with Car
olina Beach Avenue South sixty (60) feet;
thence westwardly and parallel with At
lanta Avenue one hundred (100) feet to the
eastern "line of Carolina Beach Avenue
South; thence southwardly along the said
eastern Carolina Beach Avenue South (60)
'7 x.
NEOLIN SOLES
Makes Walkln a Pleasure
Attached by
SULLIVAN,
Kng of Shoemakers
ont Street. Phone BM.
feet to the point of beginning; being oth
! erwise described as lot 2 in block 29 of
the southern section of the plan of Car
olina Beach as plotted by J. L. Becton,
Civil Engineer. June-September, 1913, and
duly recorded in map 2, page, 1, of the re
cord of New Hanover county.
This Deed of Trust is duly registered In
the office of the Register of Deeds for New
9
IP"
SSI
B. GRIFFIN,
Trustee.
We Specialize
in the
Manufacture of
1
"IN THE DAY'S NEWS."
Rt. Rev. John Joseph O'Connor,
bishop of Newark,- who today cele
brates the 40th anniversary of his or
J dination to the priesthood, is widely
Iknown as a Catholic prelate and edu-i Hanover County, inv.Book 96, page 160.
mm ' . T inrr 1.0. 1 Thta NTmr OS 1Q17
ajcator. rorn in wewam m oo.j, hc .,
jceived his A. M. degree at Seton nan
(College, at the age of 20, and went u2930t
'abroad to complete his education lorj s .
isMiaf-thJmeTcS' coifiV ilj SEABOARD AIR LINf: RAILWAY
'Rome and tne university or bouvaiu,
t-, , .. t-a ; TThituil '
in .Belgium. nemi-mug iu luc. uuiicu
States after his ordination inl'S77, he
spent the years from4878 to 1895 as a
professor of philosophy and theology
at Seton Hall College. In 1895 he be
came pastor of philosophy and theol-
ne-v at Seton Hall College. In 18 he
j became pastor of St. Joseph's church,
in Newark, and in 1901 he was elevat
ed to the bishopric.
Rubber
nips
Sta
W!!I PRINTING COMPANY
Wilntinjton, N. C.
""ace St.
'!
NOTICE
The freight warehouses of our com
panies in Wilmington, N. C, will be
closed Tuesday, December . 25, 1917,
fand Tuesday, January. 1st,, 1918, ex
cept between the - hours of 9:00 and
10:00 A. M for the delivery of perish
able freight. ;
L . , X MEADE,
I Agent, Seahoar4 Air Line Railway Co.
; , . t ? -V tt.EtiLIOTT4,
Agent,. "Atlantic' Coast Line Railroad;'
Tbe ProarreHnlve Railway of the South
Effective Nov. 12th. 1916.
. DEPARTURE OF TRAINS FROM
WILMINGTON.
No -13 3:55 P. m. Train for Charlotte and
Intermediate Points PULLMAN PAF
LOR CAR, WILMINGTON TO CHAR
LOTTE. '
No. 195:00 A. M. iTaia for Clmrlotteand
Intermediate Points. SLEEPING- CAR
BETWEEN WILMINGTON AND CHAR
LOTTE. Open at 10 :00 P. M. for Passen
gers. RBI VAT. OF TRAINS AT WILMINGTON
No. 14 12:40 P. M Train from Charlotte
and Intermediate PoInTs. PULLMAN
PARLOR CAR BETWEEN CHARLOTTE
AND WILMINGTON.
No. 20 12:10 A. M. Train from Charlotte
and Intermediate Points. SLEEPING
CAR BETWEEN OHARLOTTE AND
WILMINGTON. PASSENGERS MAY
REMAIN IN SLEEPER UNTIL 7:30
- A. M. - '
' For detailed information and reserva
tions, call on City Ticket Agent. Orton
Hotel Building.
. . 'Phone xt8.
R. S. KOONCE, T. P. A,
J Wilmtngton. -N. C
JOHN T, WEST, D P.' An Ralelh, t
Special
Attention
to
Mail
. Orders
Every Holiday Shopper will find useful Gifts from the complete stock assembled
at Jacobi's and they are Gifts of Practical and Permanent value.
AND IRONS
ALCOHOL STOVE
ALUMINUM WARE
BATH ROOM SCALES
BREAD KNIVES
NUT BOWLS with
CRACKS and PICKS
CASSEROLES.
CASSEROLE PIE
PLATE
STEAK PLANKS
UMBRELLA STANDS
GIFTS FOR MOTHER
BUTTER KNIVES
BAKING DISH
FERN DISH,
. With Flowers
GRAPE FRUIT KNIFE
JARDENIERES
PERCOLATORS N
NICKEL COPPER TEA
TRAYS
"PYRE'OVEN WARE
TAPE LINE
DUTCHESS WATCH
DAZEY CHURNS
SILVER SPOON ' '
SILVER FORKS
SILVER KNIVES v
THERMOS BOTTLE
THERMOS CARAFE
SUGAR SHELLS
SHEARS
SCISSORS T
RAMEKLNS
SANDWICH PLATES
FOR FATHER
ASHTRAYS
BRASS CUSPIDORE
ELECTRIC- STAND
LAMPS
CARVING KNIVES
HOUSE MAIL BOX
THERMOS MOTOR '
OUTFIT
SHAVING BRUSH
GILLETTE RAZOR
GILLETTE STROPPED
SHOT GUN
REVOLVERS
SMOKER STANDS
SMOKER SETS
SHAVING MIRROR s
TOILET CLIPPERS ;
EARL WATCH ' --
FOR BROTHER
AXE
THERMOS SUIT CASE
HUNTING COATS
GUIVI CASE
LOADED SHELLS -
PATHFINDER WATfcrl
POCKET KNIFE ,
EVER READY RAZOR
FLASH LIGHT
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