The Paducah evening sun. (Paducah, KY) 1910-03-25 [p...
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H J PADUCAH i r tfaturdaif tfkopven tfttenticn Some Extra Value ThAt You Will Find at lUnljn For Saturday Economy 36Inch Block Taffeta Silk a very good al at ty59c Dress Ginghams I twentyfive pieces fast at COIOS5c Dcto 1 Ladles and Childrens Hose guaranteed to out pg pgwear three pairs of any other at thla price per Ifln pall v lUb Eight shades Silk Popllnet a very desirable spring allk I 39c 5ILnd C 59anll C 59c 1 C dpeclalaiharvngNc- ekwrar Hair Oniaincnls fJIoven Hosiery for Easter r lEt Audits THE LOCAL NEWS GET IT AT GILBERTS Dr Gilbert Osteopath 642 Broadway Phones 190 Rubber stamps seals brass stencils etc at The Sun office Linen markers for sale at th1 office Free city and farm real estate price list Whltlemore Fraternity building Phones 836 i For Rheumatism take Hays Specific Sign writing G R Sextos Phones 401 For malaria aid chills take liars Specific Flower Seeds that will grow enough to supply all Paducah ooa OB sale Brunsoni 629 Broadway For Stomach Troublo Indiges- tion Dyspepsia take Hays Specific For Eczema or Impure blood take Hays Specific For Constipation or Torpid Liv ¬ er take Hays Specific Wo have tho reputation of serv ¬ ing the best coffee In tho city Buch ¬ anans restaurant 219 Kentucky Avenue Lucy Rouse colored who cooked for Mrs Margaret Murray of this city for 28 yearn died at UUvorsIde hospital this morning of heart trou ¬ ble She was 42 years old and a faithful oldtime pervsnL The funeral will 10 held tomorrow at 10 a m The Young Uafii1 Bdcletr of tine First Presbyterian church will have a sale of Mlsds bread pies cakes candy Faster eggs vtotols carnations and potted plants In Fra ternlty building Saturday March 26 At the services st Temple hrael tonight a memorial address on Isaac M 1 Vise will be delivered Services begin at 730- Visiting Masons bad charge of degree work test night at the meet Ing of the Lone Oak lodge of Masons About 25 members of the Paducah lodge were present while tho Mas sac Mellor and Lovelace vllle lodges were represented After the degree work a banquet was served Choir practice wlU I be held to- night ¬ at the Good Shepherd House In Arcadia The house will be decorat- ed tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock Sunday school will bo held every Sunday morning at 930 oclock un til further gaffe I lsyglvcnA r HOBO companies1 NoV 3 and 4 and truck company No 4 were called out to Tenth street and Kentucky avenue this morning at 1030 oclock to extinguish a grass fire Little damage wall Bo- noGet it ft i At Gilberts H Exclusive Agency B3 < fora wr e xd 4ThefGennine Allegretti f y and MullanesCandies Gilberts Drug- Store t RMrtk aa < Broadwaf Both PhOMi 77 < J L > NEWS SOF COURTS J Hull lllrxl In Circuit Court againstMartha duo as a balance on a note A gen ¬ oral wasr In Circuit Court inthe against Uie Old entucJc7 Manufact ¬ uring company before Circuit Judge William M 1 Heed The officers of the hislproperty I that he was short In his accounts with the company and that the deed was given to settle tho financial dim cullies The defendants claim that Bebout as manager padded his in venlorles as well as sales and that his shortages amount to several thou- sand dollars the exact amount being unknown Depositions Introduced by the plaintiff denied that Bebout was short and that the manipulations of the books were misleading Mrs So ¬ phia Bebout wife of John Bebout offered an affidavit this morning to InIthe defendantsobjected A motion of the plaintiff for a now t trial In tbeJsuJt of ChatWs Brown against John W Ogilvie was over- ruled and an appeal prayed and granted t theIWlt suit of II D McCbesaey against the Palmer Transfer company for a new trial was overruled and an appeal prayed and granted I An affidavit In support of a motion for a new trial In the suit of James Loo against Tobe Owen was flied The plaintiff objects to certain in ttrnctlons alleged to have been given by the court A divorce was granted Nora Rasor from her husband Lawrence Haior Cecil Reed Master commissioner flied the report of his rata In the suit of Sherron ex parte The prop- erty which Is located In the county was purchased by M I W Armstrong for1772 Charged with converting a hay- loft near Ninth and Madison streets Into a lodging place Gene Mack col- ored was fined MO Ho was arrested by Police Sergeant Cross and Patrol- men SmttV and Shradcr last night Bedgcsnt Cross fell down the ladder and was slightly hurt Other cases this morning were Breach of ordinance Etta Ballanger and Harry Mack colored fined 2Q each Breach of peace John Given colored fined 5 Noise Klmble col ¬ ored fined 20 Deeds Filed W A Gardner to George Schulto property on tho north side of Cald well street near Tenth street UoO Mrs Girardey I J t 4 It now showing all the new styles in SpringMillinery Second Floor Rudys e tor tJ JINSOCIALCLRCLESJiIsalonary The Junior Warden MIsIonary so ¬ ciety will meet Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock at the Broadway Methodist church All the members are urged to bo present BirthdayLittle Wright will entertain her small frIendS with an Easter party Saturday afternoon from 4 to G oclock at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Will Wright 227 North Ninth street in honor of her fourth birthday A num- ber of Invitations have been Issued to the pretty event- Illnes1loudnrnnt Welding Miss Mettle Hlnes of Ballard coun ty and Mr Ike T Bondurant of La enter were married Wednesday at 4 oclock at the home of the brides mother Mrs E J limes near Hln klevllle Rev H B Terry pastor of tho Methodist church omciating The bride J Is connected with one of the most prominent families of Ballard county Mr Bondurant Is a prosper ¬ ous farmer They left at 7 p m for a trip to Paducah and Memphis lIoqlltnl Lrogue The Hospital League Is meeting this afternoon with Mrs Louis F Kolb at her homo on North Eighth street Enjoyable Afternoon Ladles day was < Joyably featured with a card party yesterday after ¬ noon at the Elks club Euchre was played and there were five tables of players The first prize was captured by Miss Rosebud llobsbn and Mss Elsie Hodge won the lone hand Punch and sandwiches wore served during the afternoon Among UIOHO present wore Mrs David Koger Mrs Harry Singleton Mrs J C Utterback Mrs G B Exall Mrs J R Staggs Mra W B Mills Mrs Frank Lucas Mrs Cecil Reed MlnseB Nell Shaw Hazel McCandless Nella Hatflcld Rosebud Hobson Elizabeth Sobree Ethel Sights Manic Cobb Robbie Loving Lillian Abbott Elsie Hodge Lucile Well Willie Willis Hopkins ThoinpsonOlall- Mm Elizabeth Thompson of Bowl Ing Green and Mr JIIlary A Hall of Paducah were married yesterday morning at the residence of Mrs Puss Armltage The Rev Dr J S Dill pastor of the First Baptist church performed the ceremony In the pros ence of a few friends and Mr and firs Hall loft at once for their home In Padncah Airs Hall 1 Ift the daugh ¬ ter of Mrs W W Price of Roches ter Ky and for romo tuna has been the secretary to Herdman Stout She has many friends to congratulate her on her marriage at the same time to express regrets that cho I Is to leave the city Mr Hall Is the head bookkeeper for the large clothing firm of B Wellle Sen of Paducah and Is a young man of good family and One prospects Two years ago Mr Hall and Mrs Thompson were fellow studenttfnt the Bowling Green Buslnem University and a romance then begun ripened Into love Ing Green Messenger Young Wilkina Metropolis in March 25 Spe¬ tintMr Walter G Wilkins 32 years old of Memphis and Miss Ida M 1 Young 25 years oldor Paducah were married early this morning by Magistrate Liggett They came down In a launch and were accom ¬ panied by Miss Roxlo Steed and Mrs A L Bohannon The bride Is a pop- ular young girl of 910 South Elev- enth street Paducah and the groom I la a machinist and operator In leather work at Hawkins shop In Memphis Knlosoplilc Club The Kalosoplilc club met this morn Ing at tho Womans club in regular weekly session The program was an Interesting discussion of tho history and architecture ofi 1 The Louvre Mrs Allison Tyler 2 The Tullorles Miss Mary Scott 3 Palals Royal Mrs Harry Sin ¬ gleton 4 Current EventsMrs James Campbell Jr Captain Wade Brown and sister inlaw Mire Ella Thompson left yes¬ terday afternoon for Itopklnsvlllo where Miss Thompson vrlll be treated for eye trouble Captain Brown will return to Frankfort In a few days and resume his duties as engineer at the state capital Mr Charles Johns of Henahaw is In town In tho Interest of his flour businessMrs James Ferrlmnn left this morning for Grand Rivers Mr Henry R Lawrence chairman of the First district congressional Democratic committee arrived In the city this morning on business Miss Dorothy Langs taff who Is at ¬ tending school at Kemper hall In Kenosha WIs arrived lost night to COCKRAN SHOE CO J at Shoes HAD foil KCZMJIA i tr Wnlcr Frequently Aggravates Skin Troubles In certain inland European dis ¬ fort most Immune front skin affections The best authorities now agree that soap and water Arc to be avoided la- the treatment of skin diseases par ¬ ticularly eczema when present In the scalp or on the feet as water Is an Irritant and when not Actually the cause of the disease at least aggra- vates ¬ It For this reason prescrip lions put up In liquid or soap form or containing grease or alcohol have always failed f The new skin remedy > poslam Is a fleshcolored olntincnt containing no grease Under Itjj directions soap and water pre forbidden It may be used on the tender skin of Infants with soothing and beneficial effect and in eczema cases stops the Itching Immediately rapidly restoring the rkln to its normal condition Every druggist keeps both the 60 cent size for minor troubles and a 2 Jar and either of these may be obtained at Gilbert and It w Walker Cos as well as other rel- iable drug stores But no one is even asked to pur¬ chase poslam without first obtaining a sample package which will be sent by mall free of charge upon request by the Emergency Laboratories 33 West Twentyflfth street New York City spend the spring vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs George Lang staff Postmaster T VIckers of Bartow was In the city today on business Mr C P Sullivan pr WAshIngton engineer In charge of the remodeling of the poatoffice arrived In the city this morning Miss Ada Roessler of Valparaiso Ind returned to her home today after a visit to Mr and Mrs E D HarbourMr Mrs Joto PItta left today for Nashville after spending several days with Mr and Mrs E B lIar ¬ bour of North Third street Captain W J Stone returned to his home in Kuttawa this morning MIss Marie Roth left this morning for Louisville to spend the summer Mrs 0 B Starks left for St VJn cents this morning to spend the Easter holiday with her daughter Miss Ahctta who Is attending school at that place Mrs Mary B Baker left this morn- Ing for a short sojourn at Dawson Mr Ot Hank etthled from Mayfield this morning Mr Henry Woolfolk arrived in the city this morning from New Orleans Col Jake Corbett of WIckllffo was In the city today on business He will raturn home tpnlghC Mr J Dennis Jones JiT merchant of Bakersfleld Tenn wan hi the city today on business Jack FJsher of Bentonwas in the city today- IAIUCAII MEDICOS KLKCT OFFICER < THIRD rUm That their officers die the beSt and have faithfully served In their capac ¬ ity was evidenced by the members of the Paducah Medics and Surgical Society of Paducah last night when the annual election was held and the same officers reelected for the third time for one years service They lire Dr John O Brooks president Dr O R Kldd vice president Dr J T Reddlck1 secretary and treasurer The meeting was held at Dr J Q Taylors office In the Columbia build lag and Dr Taylor gave an Interest Ing talk on the subject of Pneu- monia ¬ The meeting was largely attended Thursday evening April 7 the next regular meeting will be- held with Dr Frank Boyd In the Brookhlll building lie will read a paper to be discussed by the physic lane For Sale or ItcinOvnl All the buildings u the sonthwfrt corner Ninth and Jefferson Btreeti Want bids to remove or will sell at aI reasonable price us they stand Apply to W M Hughes Paducah flanking Company its Bankruptcy Trustee M Q Burns of the bank ¬ ruptcy case of J M Rtekmart held a pubHo sale of the estate of the bank ¬ rupt this morning at the court house A tract of land located In Tyler was sold to Tony Iseman for 3900 the stock of groceries and fixtures were sold to the Henderson Brewing com ¬ pany for 85 a lot of crossties were sold to A Y Martin for 130 a house located at 315 Ohio street was sold to John Kramer and an ice chest was sold to F N Gardner Jr com ¬ pany for 70 Easter Excursion The steamer Dick Fowler will run nn Easter excursion leavIng the wharfboat at 2 p m Sunday for Smlthland and return Fare for the round trip 25 cents Go and enjoy a pleasant afternoon No Intoxicating Uquocs or objectionable characters allowed onboard S A FOWLER Plumbers must give certificates of Inspection to property owners Is the warning being sent out by Sewer Inspector A Franke If a certificate Is presented the property owners they will know the work Is all right as 1 it will tear the signature of the sewer Inspector Mr FrlDk saId today If the work I is not Installed correctly end In conformity of the ordinance he will not elgn the certificate I e e I11114111 < 1 i IEe 1 MIQ Ti OVA 4e 3 1I I 3 3nARHS11100G f I nARHS11100GI J I If t mSTf 4 3 3PIT TEST JUST l + 4TRY ImIt OEO ROCK SHOE CO f g g I WITH THE SICK Mrs Elizabeth Powell who la serl ously HI was removed today from the home of ier daughter Mrs Mozella Miller 211 Meyers street to 1100 South Third street iMre P M McGruo of Joy Ky who was operated on at Riverside hospital Tuesday Is rapidly recover ¬ ing and will bo able to be up In a few days YOU DONT RAVE TO WAIT livery dose makes you feet better Lax rlirhtSold ¬ whet Price tOe Mayfield News Mayfield Ky March 25 Special Grading was commenced on Fifth avenue this morning and on one of the cross streets running Into Fifth The big concrete grain elevator bel- onging to R U Kevll is being rap- Idly built It will be entirely fire proofMrs L L Stovall left today for Morganfleld Ky From there she will go to St Vincents academy to visit her daughter Mtei Geneva who 1 Is In school there The Moore murder case will go to the Jury late this afternoon CHfton Lemon went to Paducah too day to visit for a few days Mrs Mayfield Feted The popularity that Mrs Coley Mayfield has attained during her resi ¬ dence of a few years In this city Is attested la the functions that etrei being given in her honor airs John W Landrum and Mrs John L DIs mukes were the hostesses at a going away party on Thursday afternoon at the residence of Mrs Landrum on North Seventh street The feature souvenirswhich new homo In the Lone Star state In remembrance of the friends of her Old Kentucky Home A book In whit each wrote a verse for remem- brance ¬ was presented to the honoree Kodak pictures taken of the party In theJr lovely springfroek9wiii be pre ¬ rented lator The loving cup was passed and each gave a toast to the charming guest of honor Cake and beingIn JonquilblossomIng The following were present Mes- dames James McKeel William Stan field J E Warren Luclan Smith Pat Hendley Albert Anderson Hepter Coulter J L Stunston EImer Simp LochrldgeJames UKevU W lh Stokes and J E Watson UpAnother foot and hailing from Fulton Ky was I admitted to Riverside hospital last night lie was Charlie Jones and claim he was shot while In the rail ¬ road yards at Fultc Charles LIN lard colored suffering that same way and telling the same tale was admitted Wednesday night If any more crippled negroes hobble to the police station with that tale the police I may suspect that they are being taken for a good thing Tho Dick Fowler got away on time for Cairo this morning after repairs Sunday ¬ excursion to Smlthland leaving at 2 oclock and returning about 6 oclock LOST OR STOLEN Small for ter spottedNamo 1119 Clay and receive reward FOR SALE Gas stove In excel- lent condition First cost 18 now 9 57111Manicure ManicureMiss Formerly of Burnbams In Chicago In the Palmer House Barber Shop Model Steam Dye Works Dyers and Cleaners of Ladies and Mens Garments 109 S Third St Phone 28bR i E 1 HAIR GOODS Made i order Louvenla Miller Old phone 374a FLAIR WORKPhone 2114 Lil- lian ¬ Robinson WANTED = o buy house and lot Home phone 1285 FOR SALE Dining room and bed room furniture 32C Broadway POR WALL paper cleaning old phone 5793 Sam 1Vahk- erFOUNDRefrigerators I ranges stoves etc at Williams 501 S 3d- IVANTEDTo buy lurnlture and stoves O W Baugb JOE South Third New phone 901 I CLOTHING cleaned by Daitou la Always satisfactory Phone 685 DA ton does the best dyeing In the cityI I WIDEAWAKE Pressing club 601 Trimble Phone 1296a 1 T Anderson Manager I I FOR RENTOne downstairs front room with bath Mrs Joseph JJaer 424 South Third street I I FREE OF CHARGE All White sewing machines adjusted free of CoIEither I WE WASH lace curtains very care fully Get them cleaner and whiter than you could at home Star dry Phone 200 LauqI I I FOR SALECotton seed feed at Illinois Coal and Feed company 30 a ton while It lasts Sixteenth and TennesseeNEEDLES and repairs f r8i1 makes of sewing machines at F N Gardner Jr Co 114116 South Third street YOUR LACE curtains need clean Ing You will make no mistake In sending them to the Star Laundry Phone 20- 0WANlEDTo rurnlsa your urn brella wlta a new cover of handle W N Warren Jeweler 403 Broad WIoyWANTEDwe put now covers on I IIItock II i kindsjwagon I specialty Tom Harton 222 Ken- tucky J avenue- WANTEDYou j to get our props sition We sell diamonds on 0118I payments EyeSee Jewelry Co 316 DroadwalI I FOR SALEJGood condition horse I Works anywhere Big bargain for cash Qt CLee 315 Broadway 1 Phone 161 FURNISHED ROOMS modern conveniences U U500 and 3 per week Gentlemen only 408 Wash1 Ington Phone 780 I YOUR name neatly prlntelSon 3 dozen hlghgradp visiting cards 2ioo postage paid J H McEwen 811iI Jones Paducah Ky OOVEItNMENT employes wanted I Write fQr Paducah examination 1 schedule Preparation free rank tin Institute Dept 101 M Rochester N YI I s HOSTKN the tailor Clean Ing pressing dyeing and repairing e neatly done Ladles skIrts and suits A specialty 121 South Ninth Old phone 338a I 1 paperlland reasonable Claude Creason phone 2029 or leave orders with Frank Waals wall paper store I- I w STARCH lace curtains JusI i I the degree of stiffness that makes them hang nIcety and dry them upos i frames that make them square and stretch them smooth and even Star Laundry Pbone 200 KID GLOVES cleaned lOc to 26c Neckties cleaned lOc hats 60c La- dles and gentlemens garments cleaned pressed and repaired French Cleaning and Dyers Co 113 South Fourth New phone 480 I 11grada First class butter cows Perpetual i milkers Address F Boyd Boaz Ky or phono Boyd Bros Folsomdale ex changec LADIES CLOTHES Best clean led repaired or dyed by our processf f All dust and spots removed gar ments delivered in covered wagon and promptly marry Dalton j hos IISM QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE Any person wanting hauling done on I short notice telephone me I will send wagon and reliable driver at once Horses already hitched and drivers waiting Baggage wagon meets all trains and boats Skeltons Baggage and Delivery Service Both i phones 2281 FOR RENT Lodge room Third 1 floor over Citizens Saving bank 7 room residence 5th and Washington 2 City steam heat and all modern con 2 verlences 6 large offices or bed 2 icoms over 206208 Broadway Cite heat and all conveniences Jas P Hnilth Both phones 67 FOR RENT Modern cottage1017 Madison one apartment In the Em- pIre Flats and one two tory brick residence all modern Improvements i Jefferson and 20th street L S Du I 3ols Phone IS 2 RHODE Island Red eggs for sale 250 for fifteen From pen No 1 2 headed by Advance Jr sired by Ad ¬ 5 vane 111 first cockerell of James- town ¬ exposition 07 first cock Mad- Ison ¬ 3 Square Garden 08 My birds 3 won first and second prizes Paducab fair 09 Eggs from pen No 21150 1 for fifteen Place your order early 0 L Faust 15V2 Droadway padU- cah Ky pbone 1509X a 3 n Here are some mor- eCleanUp II Prices Kara Linen Paper per lb20c DOO Sheets Typewriter Paper for copies 23c Typewriter Ribbons for Oliver SmithPremier or Remington guaranteed I rf Joe Standard Carbon Paper Black or Purple 8x13 worth 250 this sale for only box 8105 Box of 250 Envelopes size < 6 XXX at box SWc 1 lot of Typewriter Paper at less than cost Just to clean- up These prices hold until April 1 First to come gets our choice offerings D E Wilsons BOOK AND MUSIC STORK 313 HrotUwny i HOUSE for rent 1218 Clay FOR S + LBrive year old tiorso Address Me care Sun WANTED = To buy secondhand surrey Both phones 745 SHAMPOOING and dyeing Old phone 211J 7j2 S Sixth treetl > FOR RENT TV Furnished jroojije 411 North Seventh jitreet f t ti f FR SALEWalnut folding bed and twoseated trap Phone 1797 or call 326 N Ninth BLACK MLNOROA eggs for sole J1 per setting L E Theobold Old phooo 1427 FOR SALE Young gentle stylish 0Box Box338SEE R Gnthouse for all kinds of house painting and waU decorat- Ing Old phone 1064 J dryklndWag i Old phone 973 STRAY DLight bay horse 1C andyilsh Return tp 1U7NV ZthV and recelye reward LOST = White curly French poodle no collar ears brown Return to 100 roadway and recejvo reward FOR RENT One steam heated iparlmebtfn l Coclnriinapartmepld4 rooms and balbV E Cochran FOR ftFtNTFlvo room house Lowly papered only two blagkq from d 3 hoPi 9r month Old phone 415 fl FOR IlENTrXhruG largo connect ng mead big porch bath 7th and Vashlngton OpT Wlnsteads phar lacy Old phone 1880 ROSE COMB Rhode Island Jid eggs 150 per setting of 15V muff Vyandotte eggs J150 per setting of 5 Both phones 104 FOR RENT Five room brIck res dence 704 Kentucky avenue All modern conveniences E W Bock liOn Both phones 269- M 1 B ROOt PAINT Arxuit lubber Roofing The kind that Noah would have used Phone 1218A a WANT to do your watch und Jew sifT repairing All work first claw W N Warren J Jeweler 403 Broad- way EASTER FRUITSSpecial ship ment Just received finest grape fruit California pears and some of thoso magnificent Oregon app1ettH9 Broadfar next Kozy theater LEARN the barber trade Its easy Few weeks completes Good field for our graduates Our tecog ¬ diPlomas nized everywhere W by pur own method of free clinic demon- strations examinations Catalogue Loylsrille NGLBRT AND BRYATN SPECIAL The Original White Dove Flour 85c The best Straight Flour 750 Saval Oranges perdozen t5c 2 bu Irish Potatoes for 25- qllb Bakers Chocolate for35e li lb Sweet Chocolate for 25c pkgfi Mince Meat for < t5c I pkgs Raisins for jcl c I pkgaCurrants for e flSo 2 tb can Chunk Plneapplo for ISc 7 r lbs fresh Roasted Coffee for 1100 G pkgs Arbuckle Coffee for JlCO 7 r rolls Toilet Paper for 26o 7 r bare Star Soap for n 2 5c- C bars Ivory Soap for2IIorm- ourlf Star Hams pertbi 20o Fancy Country Name per It20c doz country Eggs forn 35c Star Breakfast Bacon per U25c 3tb cans Tomatoes 15c fancy Dill Pickles for 5o Country Hog JowJ per ib12o t bunches Green Onions fie I bunches Radishes lOc Sour Kraut per gallon SOc Rice Flakes or RiceBlecrdt per t pkgi 5c If accompanied with tag Fresh Turnip Greens lbs Evaporated Peaches fof25q J p
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Some Extra Value ThAt You Will Find at lUnljn ForSaturday Economy
36Inch Block Taffeta Silk a very good al
at ty59cDress GinghamsI twentyfive pieces fastat COIOS5cDcto1
Ladles and Childrens Hose guaranteed to outpgpgwear three pairs of any other at thla price per Ifln
pall v lUbEight shades Silk Popllnet a very desirablespring allk I 39c5ILnd C59anll C59c1 C
dpeclalaiharvngNc-ekwrar Hair Oniaincnls fJIoven Hosiery for Easter
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lEt AuditsTHE LOCAL NEWS
GET IT AT GILBERTSDr Gilbert Osteopath 642
Broadway Phones 190Rubber stamps seals brass
stencils etc at The Sun officeLinen markers for sale at th1
officeFree city and farm real estate
price list Whltlemore Fraternitybuilding Phones 836 i
For Rheumatism take HaysSpecific
Sign writing G R SextosPhones 401
For malaria aid chills takeliars Specific
Flower Seeds that will growenough to supply all Paducah ooaOB sale Brunsoni 629 Broadway
For Stomach Troublo Indiges-tion Dyspepsia take Hays Specific
For Eczema or Impure bloodtake Hays Specific
For Constipation or Torpid Liv ¬
er take Hays SpecificWo have tho reputation of serv ¬
ing the best coffee In tho city Buch ¬
anans restaurant 219 KentuckyAvenue
Lucy Rouse colored who cookedfor Mrs Margaret Murray of thiscity for 28 yearn died at UUvorsIdehospital this morning of heart trou ¬
ble She was 42 years old and afaithful oldtime pervsnL The funeralwill 10 held tomorrow at 10 a m
The Young Uafii1 Bdcletr oftine First Presbyterian church willhave a sale of Mlsds bread piescakes candy Faster eggs vtotolscarnations and potted plants In Fraternlty building Saturday March 26
At the services st Temple hraeltonight a memorial address on IsaacM1 Vise will be delivered Servicesbegin at 730-
Visiting Masons bad charge ofdegree work test night at the meetIng of the Lone Oak lodge of MasonsAbout 25 members of the Paducahlodge were present while tho Massac Mellor and Lovelace vllle lodgeswere represented After the degreework a banquet was served
Choir practice wlUI be held to-
night¬
at the Good Shepherd House InArcadia The house will be decorat-ed tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclockSunday school will bo held everySunday morning at 930 oclock until further gaffeI lsyglvcnA r
HOBO companies1 NoV 3 and 4
and truck company No 4 were calledout to Tenth street and Kentuckyavenue this morning at 1030 oclockto extinguish a grass fire Littledamage wall Bo-
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NEWSSOF COURTSJHull lllrxl In Circuit Court
againstMarthaduo as a balance on a note A gen ¬
oralwasrIn Circuit Courtintheagainst Uie Old entucJc7 Manufact ¬
uring company before Circuit JudgeWilliam M1 Heed The officers of the
hislpropertyI that he was short In his accountswith the company and that the deedwas given to settle tho financial dimcullies The defendants claim thatBebout as manager padded his invenlorles as well as sales and thathis shortages amount to several thou-sand dollars the exact amount beingunknown Depositions Introduced bythe plaintiff denied that Bebout wasshort and that the manipulations ofthe books were misleading Mrs So ¬
phia Bebout wife of John Beboutoffered an affidavit this morning toInIthedefendantsobjected
A motion of the plaintiff for a nowt trial In tbeJsuJt of ChatWs Brownagainst John W Ogilvie was over-ruled and an appeal prayed andgranted
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theIWltsuit of II D McCbesaey against thePalmer Transfer company for a newtrial was overruled and an appealprayed and granted
I An affidavit In support of a motionfor a new trial In the suit of JamesLoo against Tobe Owen was fliedThe plaintiff objects to certain inttrnctlons alleged to have been givenby the court
A divorce was granted Nora Rasorfrom her husband Lawrence Haior
Cecil Reed Master commissionerflied the report of his rata In thesuit of Sherron ex parte The prop-erty which Is located In the countywas purchased by MI W Armstrongfor1772
Charged with converting a hay-loft near Ninth and Madison streetsInto a lodging place Gene Mack col-ored was fined MO Ho was arrestedby Police Sergeant Cross and Patrol-men SmttV and Shradcr last nightBedgcsnt Cross fell down the ladderand was slightly hurt
Other cases this morning wereBreach of ordinance Etta Ballangerand Harry Mack colored fined 2Qeach Breach of peace John Givencolored fined 5 Noise Klmble col ¬
ored fined 20
Deeds FiledW A Gardner to George Schulto
property on tho north side of Caldwell street near Tenth street UoO
MrsGirardey
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It now showingall the new styles in
SpringMillinery
Second Floor Rudys
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JINSOCIALCLRCLESJiIsalonary
The Junior Warden MIsIonary so¬
ciety will meet Saturday afternoon at3 oclock at the Broadway Methodistchurch All the members are urgedto bo present
BirthdayLittleWright
will entertain her small frIendS withan Easter party Saturday afternoonfrom 4 to G oclock at the home ofher parents Mr and Mrs WillWright 227 North Ninth street inhonor of her fourth birthday A num-ber of Invitations have been Issuedto the pretty event-
Illnes1loudnrnnt WeldingMiss Mettle Hlnes of Ballard coun
ty and Mr Ike T Bondurant of Laenter were married Wednesday at4 oclock at the home of the bridesmother Mrs E J limes near Hlnklevllle Rev H B Terry pastor oftho Methodist church omciating Thebride JIs connected with one of themost prominent families of Ballardcounty Mr Bondurant Is a prosper ¬
ous farmer They left at 7 p m fora trip to Paducah and Memphis
lIoqlltnl LrogueThe Hospital League Is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs Louis FKolb at her homo on North Eighthstreet
Enjoyable AfternoonLadles day was < Joyably featured
with a card party yesterday after¬
noon at the Elks club Euchre wasplayed and there were five tables ofplayers The first prize was capturedby Miss Rosebud llobsbn and MssElsie Hodge won the lone handPunch and sandwiches wore servedduring the afternoon Among UIOHO
present wore Mrs David KogerMrs Harry Singleton Mrs J CUtterback Mrs G B Exall Mrs JR Staggs Mra W B Mills MrsFrank Lucas Mrs Cecil Reed MlnseBNell Shaw Hazel McCandless NellaHatflcld Rosebud Hobson ElizabethSobree Ethel Sights Manic CobbRobbie Loving Lillian Abbott ElsieHodge Lucile Well Willie WillisHopkins
ThoinpsonOlall-Mm Elizabeth Thompson of Bowl
Ing Green and Mr JIIlary A Hall ofPaducah were married yesterdaymorning at the residence of Mrs PussArmltage The Rev Dr J S Dillpastor of the First Baptist churchperformed the ceremony In the prosence of a few friends and Mr andfirs Hall loft at once for their homeIn Padncah Airs Hall 1Ift the daugh ¬
ter of Mrs W W Price of Rochester Ky and for romo tuna has beenthe secretary to Herdman StoutShe has many friends to congratulateher on her marriage at the sametime to express regrets that cho IIs toleave the city Mr Hall Is the headbookkeeper for the large clothingfirm of B Wellle Sen of Paducahand Is a young man of good familyand One prospects Two years agoMr Hall and Mrs Thompson werefellow studenttfnt the Bowling GreenBuslnem University and a romancethen begun ripened Into loveIng Green Messenger
Young WilkinaMetropolis in March 25 Spe¬
tintMr Walter G Wilkins 32years old of Memphis and Miss IdaM1 Young 25 years oldor Paducahwere married early this morning byMagistrate Liggett They camedown In a launch and were accom ¬
panied by Miss Roxlo Steed and MrsA L Bohannon The bride Is a pop-ular young girl of 910 South Elev-enth street Paducah and the groomIla a machinist and operator In leatherwork at Hawkins shop In Memphis
Knlosoplilc ClubThe Kalosoplilc club met this morn
Ing at tho Womans club in regularweekly session The program was anInteresting discussion of tho historyand architecture ofi
1 The Louvre Mrs Allison Tyler2 The Tullorles Miss Mary Scott3 Palals Royal Mrs Harry Sin ¬
gleton4 Current EventsMrs James
Campbell Jr
Captain Wade Brown and sisterinlaw Mire Ella Thompson left yes¬
terday afternoon for Itopklnsvlllowhere Miss Thompson vrlll be treatedfor eye trouble Captain Brown willreturn to Frankfort In a few daysand resume his duties as engineer atthe state capital
Mr Charles Johns of Henahaw isIn town In tho Interest of his flourbusinessMrs
James Ferrlmnn left thismorning for Grand Rivers
Mr Henry R Lawrence chairmanof the First district congressionalDemocratic committee arrived In thecity this morning on business
Miss Dorothy Langs taff who Is at¬
tending school at Kemper hall InKenosha WIs arrived lost night to
COCKRAN SHOE CO
J at Shoes
HAD foil KCZMJIAi tr
Wnlcr Frequently Aggravates SkinTroubles
In certain inland European dis¬fortmost Immune front skin affectionsThe best authorities now agree thatsoap and water Arc to be avoided la-the treatment of skin diseases par¬
ticularly eczema when present In thescalp or on the feet as water Is anIrritant and when not Actually thecause of the disease at least aggra-vates
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It For this reason prescriplions put up In liquid or soap formor containing grease or alcohol havealways failed f
The new skin remedy> poslam Isa fleshcolored olntincnt containingno grease Under Itjj directions soapand water pre forbidden It may beused on the tender skin of Infantswith soothing and beneficial effectand in eczema cases stops the ItchingImmediately rapidly restoring therkln to its normal condition
Every druggist keeps both the 60cent size for minor troubles and a
2 Jar and either of these may beobtained at Gilbert and It wWalker Cos as well as other rel-iable drug stores
But no one is even asked to pur¬
chase poslam without first obtaininga sample package which will be sentby mall free of charge upon requestby the Emergency Laboratories 33West Twentyflfth street New YorkCity
spend the spring vacation with herparents Mr and Mrs George Langstaff
Postmaster T VIckers of Bartowwas In the city today on business
Mr C P Sullivan pr WAshIngtonengineer In charge of the remodelingof the poatoffice arrived In the citythis morning
Miss Ada Roessler of ValparaisoInd returned to her home todayafter a visit to Mr and Mrs E D
HarbourMrMrs Joto PItta left today
for Nashville after spending severaldays with Mr and Mrs E B lIar¬
bour of North Third streetCaptain W J Stone returned to
his home in Kuttawa this morningMIss Marie Roth left this morning
for Louisville to spend the summerMrs 0 B Starks left for St VJn
cents this morning to spend theEaster holiday with her daughterMiss Ahctta who Is attending schoolat that place
Mrs Mary B Baker left this morn-Ing for a short sojourn at Dawson
Mr Ot Hank etthled fromMayfield this morning
Mr Henry Woolfolk arrived in thecity this morning from New Orleans
Col Jake Corbett of WIckllffowas In the city today on business Hewill raturn home tpnlghC
Mr J Dennis Jones JiT merchantof Bakersfleld Tenn wan hi the citytoday on business
Jack FJsher of Bentonwas in thecity today-
IAIUCAII MEDICOS KLKCTOFFICER< THIRD rUm
That their officers die the beSt andhave faithfully served In their capac ¬
ity was evidenced by the membersof the Paducah Medics and SurgicalSociety of Paducah last night whenthe annual election was held and thesame officers reelected for the thirdtime for one years service Theylire Dr John O Brooks presidentDr O R Kldd vice president Dr JT Reddlck1 secretary and treasurerThe meeting was held at Dr J Q
Taylors office In the Columbia buildlag and Dr Taylor gave an InterestIng talk on the subject of Pneu-monia
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The meeting was largelyattended Thursday evening April7 the next regular meeting will be-
held with Dr Frank Boyd In theBrookhlll building lie will read apaper to be discussed by the physiclane
For Sale or ItcinOvnlAll the buildings u the sonthwfrt
corner Ninth and Jefferson Btreeti
Want bids to remove or will sell at aIreasonable price us they stand Apply
to W M Hughes Paducah flankingCompany
its BankruptcyTrustee M Q Burns of the bank ¬
ruptcy case of J M Rtekmart held apubHo sale of the estate of the bank ¬
rupt this morning at the court houseA tract of land located In Tyler was
sold to Tony Iseman for 3900 thestock of groceries and fixtures weresold to the Henderson Brewing com ¬
pany for 85 a lot of crossties were
sold to A Y Martin for 130 ahouse located at 315 Ohio street was
sold to John Kramer and an ice chestwas sold to F N Gardner Jr com ¬
pany for 70
Easter ExcursionThe steamer Dick Fowler will run
nn Easter excursion leavIng thewharfboat at 2 p m Sunday forSmlthland and return Fare for theround trip 25 cents Go and enjoy apleasant afternoon No IntoxicatingUquocs or objectionable charactersallowed onboard
S A FOWLER
Plumbers must give certificates ofInspection to property owners Is thewarning being sent out by SewerInspector A Franke If a certificateIs presented the property owners theywill know the work Is all right as 1itwill tear the signature ofthe sewerInspector Mr FrlDk saId today Iff
the work Iis not Installed correctlyend In conformity of the ordinancehe will not elgn the certificate
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Mrs Elizabeth Powell who la serlously HI was removed today from thehome of ier daughter Mrs MozellaMiller 211 Meyers street to 1100South Third street
iMre P M McGruo of Joy Kywho was operated on at Riversidehospital Tuesday Is rapidly recover ¬
ing and will bo able to be up In afew days
YOU DONT RAVE TO WAITlivery dose makes you feet better LaxrlirhtSold¬
whet Price tOe
Mayfield NewsMayfield Ky March 25 SpecialGrading was commenced on Fifth
avenue this morning and on one ofthe cross streets running Into Fifth
The big concrete grain elevator bel-onging to R U Kevll is being rap-Idly built It will be entirely fireproofMrs
L L Stovall left today forMorganfleld Ky From there shewill go to St Vincents academy tovisit her daughter Mtei Geneva who1Is In school there
The Moore murder case will go tothe Jury late this afternoon
CHfton Lemon went to Paducah tooday to visit for a few days
Mrs Mayfield FetedThe popularity that Mrs Coley
Mayfield has attained during her resi¬
dence of a few years In this city Isattested la the functions that etreibeing given in her honor airs JohnW Landrum and Mrs John L DIsmukes were the hostesses at a goingaway party on Thursday afternoonat the residence of Mrs Landrum onNorth Seventh street The feature
souvenirswhichnew homo In the Lone Star state Inremembrance of the friends of her
Old Kentucky Home A book Inwhit each wrote a verse for remem-brance
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was presented to the honoreeKodak pictures taken of the party IntheJr lovely springfroek9wiii be pre ¬
rented lator The loving cup waspassed and each gave a toast to thecharming guest of honor Cake andbeingInJonquilblossomIng
The following were present Mes-dames James McKeel William Stanfield J E Warren Luclan SmithPat Hendley Albert Anderson HepterCoulter J L Stunston EImer Simp
LochrldgeJamesUKevU W lh Stokes and J EWatson
UpAnother footand hailing from Fulton Ky was I
admitted to Riverside hospital lastnight lie was Charlie Jones andclaim he was shot while In the rail¬
road yards at Fultc Charles LINlard colored suffering that sameway and telling the same tale wasadmitted Wednesday night If anymore crippled negroes hobble to thepolice station with that tale the police I
may suspect that they are being takenfor a good thing
Tho Dick Fowler got away on timefor Cairo this morning after repairsSunday ¬
excursion to Smlthland leaving at 2oclock and returning about 6 oclock
LOST OR STOLEN Small for terspottedNamo1119 Clay and receive reward
FOR SALE Gas stove In excel-lent condition First cost 18 now
9
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ManicureMiss
Formerly ofBurnbams In Chicago
In the
Palmer House Barber Shop
ModelSteam Dye
WorksDyers and Cleaners of Ladies
and Mens Garments109 S Third St Phone 28bR
iE 1HAIR GOODS Made i order
Louvenla Miller Old phone 374aFLAIR WORKPhone 2114 Lil-
lian¬
RobinsonWANTED = o buy house and lot
Home phone 1285FOR SALE Dining room and bed
room furniture 32C BroadwayPOR WALL paper cleaning oldphone 5793 Sam 1Vahk-
erFOUNDRefrigeratorsI rangesstoves etc at Williams 501 S 3d-
IVANTEDTo buy lurnlture andstoves O W Baugb JOE SouthThird New phone 901 I
CLOTHING cleaned by Daitou laAlways satisfactory Phone 685 DA
ton does the best dyeing In the cityI I
WIDEAWAKE Pressing club601 Trimble Phone 1296a 1 TAnderson Manager I
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FOR RENTOne downstairs frontroom with bath Mrs Joseph JJaer424 South Third street II
FREE OF CHARGE All Whitesewing machines adjusted free of
CoIEither I
WE WASH lace curtains very carefully Get them cleaner and whiterthan you could at home Stardry Phone 200 LauqIII
FOR SALECotton seed feed atIllinois Coal and Feed company 30a ton while It lasts Sixteenth andTennesseeNEEDLES
and repairs fr8i1makes of sewing machines at F NGardner Jr Co 114116 SouthThird street
YOUR LACE curtains need cleanIng You will make no mistake Insending them to the Star LaundryPhone 20-
0WANlEDTo rurnlsa your urnbrella wlta a new cover of handleW N Warren Jeweler 403 Broad
WIoyWANTEDweput now covers on I
IIItockIIi
kindsjwagon I
specialty Tom Harton 222 Ken-tucky
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avenue-
WANTEDYou
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to get our propssition We sell diamonds on 0118Ipayments EyeSee Jewelry Co 316
DroadwalII
FOR SALEJGood condition horse I
Works anywhere Big bargain forcash Qt CLee 315 Broadway
1
Phone 161
FURNISHED ROOMS modernconveniences U U500 and 3 perweek Gentlemen only 408 Wash1Ington Phone 780 I
YOUR name neatly prlntelSon 3dozen hlghgradp visiting cards 2ioopostage paid J H McEwen 811iIJones Paducah Ky
OOVEItNMENT employes wanted IWrite fQr Paducah examination
1schedule Preparation free ranktin Institute Dept 101 M RochesterNYIIs HOSTKN the tailor CleanIng pressing dyeing and repairing e
neatly done Ladles skIrts and suitsA specialty 121 South Ninth Oldphone 338a II
1
paperllandreasonable Claude Creason phone2029 or leave orders with FrankWaals wall paper store I-
I
w STARCH lace curtains JusIi Ithe degree of stiffness that makesthem hang nIcety and dry them upos i
frames that make them square andstretch them smooth and even StarLaundry Pbone 200
KID GLOVES cleaned lOc to 26cNeckties cleaned lOc hats 60c La-
dles and gentlemens garmentscleaned pressed and repairedFrench Cleaning and Dyers Co 113South Fourth New phone 480 I
11gradaFirst class butter cows Perpetual i
milkers Address F Boyd Boaz Kyor phono Boyd Bros Folsomdale exchangecLADIES CLOTHES Best clean
led repaired or dyed by our processffAll dust and spots removed garments delivered in covered wagon
and promptly marry Dalton j hosIISM
QUICK DELIVERY SERVICEAny person wanting hauling done on I
short notice telephone me I willsend wagon and reliable driver atonce Horses already hitched anddrivers waiting Baggage wagonmeets all trains and boats SkeltonsBaggage and Delivery Service Both i
phones 2281
FOR RENT Lodge room Third 1
floor over Citizens Saving bank 7
room residence 5th and Washington 2
City steam heat and all modern con 2
verlences 6 large offices or bed 2
icoms over 206208 Broadway Citeheat and all conveniences Jas PHnilth Both phones 67
FOR RENT Modern cottage1017Madison one apartment In the Em-
pIre Flats and one two tory brickresidence all modern Improvements iJefferson and 20th street L S Du I
3ols Phone IS 2
RHODE Island Red eggs for sale250 for fifteen From pen No 1 2
headed by Advance Jr sired by Ad¬ 5
vane 111 first cockerell of James-town
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exposition 07 first cock Mad-
Ison
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Square Garden 08 My birds 3
won first and second prizes Paducabfair 09 Eggs from pen No 21150 1
for fifteen Place your order early0 L Faust 15V2 Droadway padU-
cah Ky pbone 1509X a3
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some mor-
eCleanUpII
PricesKara Linen Paper per lb20cDOO Sheets Typewriter Paperfor copies 23c
Typewriter Ribbons for OliverSmithPremier or Remingtonguaranteed
I rfJoe
Standard Carbon Paper Blackor Purple 8x13 worth 250this sale for only box 8105Box of 250 Envelopes size <6XXX at box SWc
1 lot of Typewriter Paper atless than cost Just to clean-
up
These prices hold until April1 First to come gets ourchoice offerings
D E WilsonsBOOK AND MUSIC STORK
313 HrotUwnyi
HOUSE for rent 1218 ClayFOR S + LBrive year old tiorso
Address Me care SunWANTED =To buy secondhand
surrey Both phones 745SHAMPOOING and dyeing Old
phone 211J 7j2 S Sixth treetl>
FOR RENT TV Furnished jroojije411 North Seventh jitreet f t ti f
FR SALEWalnut folding bedand twoseated trap Phone 1797or call 326 N Ninth
BLACK MLNOROA eggs for soleJ 1 per setting L E Theobold Oldphooo 1427
FOR SALE Young gentle stylish0BoxBox338SEER Gnthouse for all kinds
of house painting and waU decorat-Ing Old phone 1064 JdryklndWag i
Old phone 973
STRAY DLight bay horse 1Candyilsh Return tp 1U7NV ZthVand recelye reward
LOST =White curly French poodleno collar ears brown Return to 100
roadway and recejvo rewardFOR RENT One steam heated
iparlmebtfnl Coclnriinapartmepld4rooms and balbV E Cochran
FOR ftFtNTFlvo room houseLowly papered only two blagkq from
d3 hoPi 9r month Old phone415 fl
FOR IlENTrXhruG largo connectng mead big porch bath 7th andVashlngton OpT Wlnsteads pharlacy Old phone 1880
ROSE COMB Rhode Island Jideggs 150 per setting of 15V muffVyandotte eggs J150 per setting of5 Both phones 104
FOR RENT Five room brIck resdence 704 Kentucky avenue All
modern conveniences E W BockliOn Both phones 269-
M1 B ROOt PAINT Arxuitlubber Roofing The kind thatNoah would have used Phone1218A a
WANT to do your watch und JewsifT repairing All work first clawW N Warren JJeweler 403 Broad-way
EASTER FRUITSSpecial shipment Just received finest grape fruitCalifornia pears and some of thosomagnificent Oregon app1ettH9Broadfar next Kozy theater
LEARN the barber trade Its easyFew weeks completes Good field forour graduates Our tecog¬
diPlomasnized everywhere W by purown method of free clinic demon-strations examinations CatalogueLoylsrilleNGLBRT AND BRYATN
SPECIALThe Original White Dove Flour 85cThe best Straight Flour 750Saval Oranges perdozen t5c2 bu Irish Potatoes for 25-qllb Bakers Chocolate for35eli lb Sweet Chocolate for 25c
pkgfi Mince Meat for < t5cI pkgs Raisins for jcl cI pkgaCurrants for e flSo2 tb can Chunk Plneapplo for ISc7r lbs fresh Roasted Coffee for 1100G pkgs Arbuckle Coffee for JlCO7r rolls Toilet Paper for 26o7r bare Star Soap for n 2 5c-
C bars Ivory Soap for2IIorm-ourlf Star Hams pertbi 20o
Fancy Country Name per It20cdoz country Eggs forn 35c
Star Breakfast Bacon per U25c3tb cans Tomatoes 15cfancy Dill Pickles for 5o
Country Hog JowJ per ib12ot bunches Green Onions fieI bunches Radishes lOcSour Kraut per gallon SOc
Rice Flakes or RiceBlecrdt per tpkgi 5c If accompanied with tag
Fresh Turnip Greenslbs Evaporated Peaches fof25q
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