Tin: oMAiiA
TURKEY FILLS IIS PRISONS
K c .
Sentence! Imposed for Tririal Of
fences and Fine Levied for
Doing- Trifling Thinj. ,
' NEW RULE HITS ALL ALIKE
by the "unbnlmrd lir
.np,.rteno or WHAT SOLDIER OWNS PURSE?
return a pockctbook h tcx-k away fnmi having but little time fur ft. and est
.1 Ured and half-marved Inlon sldlr . Ina what th(v rnuld find In the tovn.
on the roHil brtwfn Canton and I. k- tated country. It aat after one of hm
burg. Miss., mow than fifty years ago . j dally battle that John A. Kutler, a
U wna riurlrm the campnTgn preceding I former resident of this city, weak and
the pst Inritiinapolls
deavor to regain th union linen, which
had been temporarily itpulsed, a soldier
clad In rawed null of confederate dray
suddenly stopped out from a tondslde
thu Ket. and at the point of a bayonet
captured Private Itutler.
The captor, who had not fared any too
well himself, aearched hla prisoner be
fore t"rnlng him jver to tha rroper
authorities The sesrrh revealed env
tobacco and a pncketbnok with a amall
amount of change In It and the owner I
nam and sddress. The money and tha
tobacco were noon gone, but i:;:e John
son haa taken good care of the northern
soldier's purse, and In a letter to PoM
maater Charles K. Klrby of Monroe. Mich.
Bee Want Ads Troduce Reulta
Rfmonrfil C'nafeiterate VKhui
Makes rare for Former
Prlaoaer.
Remorse hsa erlsed Miles A. Johnson
of Melrose, X. Met and lie nants t
Toroato Bar C'nasrr.
-7? Toronto Hub of hs International
th slcgs and fall of Ylrkuhurg In 1V
and the armies of the north and south
were In a death grapple day after day.
fsmlshed and half lrk. became sens
rated from his regiment, and aa he
trudged along the dusty pike In an en
r r. announced ths purchase of Catcher
tford club of the
Canadian tragus.
Correspondence of the Associated Prase.)
OONfiTA NTT NOPLE3, Aug. SI. U la
well theea day In Turkey to heed the
law, eepeclally military law. Europeans
who have lived In Turkey long either
lear or respect Turkish law and court
procedure. Moet of them feared It In
tlie past and fear It today, because the
abolition of the capltulatlona haa made
foreigners amenable to tha Turklah law
sad courts, and neither of them are
things to be trifled with.
A an example of what Turklah mili
tary law la the following ahould suffice.
The HUsJ of August 19 contain this ac
count: "Sentence of the oommandant of Con
stantinople. The condemned:
" Person named Berkls. oenaor In the
poatofflce of Galata. to three years' Im
prisonment and removal from office, for
having abstracted bank notes from let
ters given him to censor.
"Mehamed Isset, tailor at Kara, Ohum
ruck. one month imprisonment; Teroflk,
employe of the Tlldls hospital two
months' Imprisonment, and Kangrill Raa
hld of Kadlkouy. thirty lashes, for hav
ing; molested women on a publlo thor
oughfare. Without a Permit.
Crtto, boatman at PrlnMpo, and
Panayl. son of Chrlsto, of Marmarts,
eight months and twenty days' Impris
onment for having thrown anchor In a
proscribed sons without a special permit.
"Hassan, son of Hanneln. employe of
a factory at A bail, three years' impris
onment; Sava, a merchant of leather
at OkdjUer-BaoM, two years' Imprison
ment, and Fplro of Yalova, hairdresser
at Prinkipo, six months Imprisonment
and fifty pounds' fins for having alarmed
pmhllo opinion with unfounded news. -
"Ohases, merchant tailor at Ouedlk
Pacha, three years' Imprisonment and 50
pounds fine, for having In bis posses
sion shoddy and making use thereof. .
Tanl Aspanl, baker at Kapall Fornoun,
to six months' .imprisonment, for havlDg
mixed bran Into hla bread.
"Kaplopl and Mariago, of the village of
Tenants In Slllvri, to six months Impris
onment, for having made difficulties for
tha police. For the same reason were
condemned to three months' imprison
ment Andon and his wife, Zafrltche and
one Arite.
"Hassan, son of Aklf of Tchenguelkeay
six months' Imprisonment for having ac
costed women.-
"Aria, son of Kara bet, a restaurant
keeper at Cessaree, eight months and
twenty days Imprisonment for having en
tered upon a proscribed sons.
"Husrev of Bechltachs a painter, six
months Imprisonment, and Nesine, daugh
ter of Mehmed All to three months Im
prisonment for having outraged publlo
morals. Fines were also Imposed.
"Novt daughter of Klrkor. residing at
Ismtd, eight months and 10 days lm
. prlsonment, for having placed a letter
into a package for delivery hy mail serv-.
Ice, despite the Inhibition.
"Onnlk, a fireman at Kadlkvay, two j
years' Imprisonment; Panayot, shoe
maker,. 45 days Imprisonment for having
while drunk, insulted the police. Onnlk
was fined SO pounds Turkish besides."
While some of the sentences seem un
duly severe Turk and non-Turk suffer
alike. 1 x .
BUSY DAYS FOR WAR GRAFTER
Repetition of the Boer War Beaaaal
Growing Memaoe fa
'. Great Brltala.
Announcement comes from England of
the continued activity of one of the most
despicable persons that follows In war's
wake the war. grafters. Ths United
States has borne Its full snare of suffer
ing from this source. Many large for
tunes of today were founded during dvtl
war times, when. In its hurry to get sup
plies, the government sometimes awarded
contracts for food and clothing to per
sons of whom It knew little. Ths "em
balmed beer' scandals during ths Spanish-American
war are still fresh In the
memories of many. And England's ex
perience In the Boer way was of a char
acter which would seem to have driven
home a . lesson which the government
would never forget. Apparently, however.
it has learned little either from Its own
experiences or from the experiences of
this and other countries.
A cording to the London correspondent
of the New York Evening Post, the late
rJeneral Sir William Butler, the president
of the committee which Investigated ths
Boer war scandals, says that war cost
the British people $1,200,000,000, of which
at least 1500.000,000 was "flung to tha
winds" In bad contracts and other forms
of waste. In the Zulu war, twenty years
before the Boer war, the English govern
ment was also victimised by "war graft
ers" to the extent of many millions of
dollars, therefore ths plea of Ignorance
hardly serves to excuse the gross negli
gence practised in the. later wars. Includ
ing the present one. Even the vigilanoe
of a man of Lord Kitchener's ability la
not enough to stop ths machination of
the grafters. After the Boer war scan
dals were aired, certain contractors who
bsd furnished uniforms to the srmy were
blacklisted by the government, but In the
present war ths great need for clothing
haa compelled the government to rein
state them, and In some quarters this
move Is thought to have emboldened the
grafter to attempt schemes which In
many case s mount to downright rob
bery. Soldiers leaving I-ondon resplendent In
their new khaki uniforms present an ln-
Milriim etwi'tn' le. bvt when, efter three
weeks In the trenches, these same sol- j
iltsrs alight from hospital tralDa In rotting
tatters, ths spectacle does not tepd to
w In over the hesitating recruit. An In
vestigation disclosed that the ktiakl was
made of the cheapest material obtainable,
and that It had been aold to the govern- i
merit and paid for s the best obtain-
Me. Furthermore, the material had never j
been Inspected by a competent judge of
cloth. Much of the rheumatism In the
trenches has been traced to shoes of
a hk-h ths sole were made of a com
position which absorbed and retained
water, Inxtead of resisting It, a was guar
anteed. After s hulf day of i.iarchlng,
the heels came off some of the regu
lation army boots, and . the soldier
limped slong at a great disadvantage,
'orrugated sheet Iron and lumber umd
In the construction of huts, which the
rigors of a winter campaign demanded,
were purchased from a hastll;' formed
I'nrrbtnfttlun of Jobbers at prices which
were so exorbitant that the house of
eimmonn forced the war office to revise
Its contract. But though many soldiers
sre poorly clothed and poorly liouwd. all
are well fed. In the C rimean war EiiKland
learned that an under-fed soldier ran not
I Is 'it. and though It has mucli to learn
alvi t In ileKrtion and pumaimii-iir t
"V" gisflers. It speais to hae profited!
Sunday, September 12, 1915-
tfci
STOW MiDT TOk gEPTEMBEB
BURG ESS-N ASH STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY-
TA.VSOV CHioirKsvnro vtAjroa .
SOLD OILT IIU
Phone D. 137.
ta.ii8 HME SEWIN(S WEEK at BUKE
Featuring Everything That Will Be Interesting and Helpful to the Pro
fessional Home Dressmaker Big Savings on Fall SEWING NEEDS
Crepe de Chines in Sept. Sewing Week Sale, 98c
Our Annual Home Sewing Week
Affords Many Special Features
nHK most valuable and important work of the poasou
J. for the dress begins here tomorrow morning (Mon
day). A week of opportunities and of special interest to t iie
home and professional dressmaker. It will provide hun
dreds of helpful augKP.stions and instruetions that will
make your fll and winter sewing a success. Every sec
tion given over to merchandise of this character contrib
utes exceptional values. As a special feature we have
secured for u limited time
Mrs. Moulton and Her Staff
who will ctit, fit and pin any material you may buy at 98c a yard
or over, without charge to you. ' Mrs. Moulton and staff ar from
the Kelster School and are masters In women's irannent construc
tion. If you are planning a new drese or wrap, do not fall to con
sult Mrs. Moulton. Come, It will be immensely interesting, instruc
tive and of Inestimable value to all. Accept this service with our
compliments.
BCRQESS-NASH COMPANY.
( UAUAXTFED pure silk crepo de chines in a large range of dark and licht shades, including white and black.
Vi inches wide. Also silk joplina in every favored shade for Fall and Winter. In tlie Home Sewing Week Sale, yd
New Fall Silks Worth to $2.25, Monday, $1.45.
a gorgeous ampiay 01 suks inai wui ne .1 me top or the Fashion list lor smart Fall wear,
abtea. One big lot Including:
All 42
03c
Stamped and Made Up COLLARS I
Values to 50c. Special Monday. 10c
A GOOD assortment of stamped and made up collars; also collar and
cuff sets, of best quality pique, round thread linens, lawns and
mull. Values up to 60c, very special during Home Sewing Week Sale,
at 10c each.
Stamped tKhtown, 29c
Stamped nlgM gowns on good quality French nainsook, made up,
requiring only the embroidery to complete them and three skeins of
colored floss for working. Special 20c each.
Royal Society Cottou, 2 balls 6c
Royal Society stranded ball cotton, all colors.
&3e Perl Lasts Slipper Cotton, 10r.
Perl Lusta tlipper cotton In red, black, green, brown, gray, blue,
etc.! regular 25c balls, tOc
anrsss-yasn Co Third Floor.
Notions That Will Surely Interest the Home Dressmaker
Crepe de chine, Rtrlped,
easily laundered.
Chiffon taffeta, plain and
changeable, light and dark
shades, 86 inches wide.
Satin Franoalse, a soft pret
ty satin finish fabric that In
Just coming Into popularity for
afternoon and evening dresses.
Silk Poplins TOc
Beautiful high silky
finish In all the lead
ing shades, such aa
the new blue, reseda,
green, gray, brown,
tan, light blue, etc.,
86 Inches wide. Mon
day in Home Sewing
Week Sale, yard, 7c
$1.00 and $10 Rllk, Monday 50c
A big special purchase of plain and fancy
silks. Included are taffetas, crepe de chines,
moires, niessallnes, brocades and many other
pretty weaves. Dig range of shades, all S6
to 4 2 Inches wide. $1.00 and $1.60 values,
at, yard, 50c.
Wool Press Goods, 75c
Fine all-wool dress goods, 44 Inches
wide, in the correct weights for one-piece
dresses and skirts. Such popular materials
as French serges, costume serges, crepes, ba
tistes and black and white stripes, are in
cluded, at, yard, 75c.
$1.05 Charmense, $1.43
Beautiful selection of black charmeuse,
40 Ins. wide. Regularly $1.96, Monday $1.45.
Satin stripe taffeta, navy,
blue and black, very desirable
for women's street dresses.
Crepe de chine, extra heavy
quality, scores of shades to
choose from, 43 Inches wide.
"Kayser" Knit Silk for un
derwear, skirts and waists, 44
Inches wide.
Imported Broadcloth $1.39 to $2.50
Something new for Fall and Winter of 1915
and 1916. best quality all wool, 60 to 66 Inches
wide. 1'Kht chiffon and medium weight, with
permanent rich silk lustre. All Fall colorings
and blnck. These prices Monday, $1.80, $1.05
and $'J.50 the yard.
Striped taffeta, neat color
combinations. 36 Inches wide.
Silk plaids, the kind used
so mnch in combination or for
trimming purposes, 22 Inches
wide.
Chiffon taffeta, light gToundi.
pretty printed flower effects,
36 Icchea wide.
Illara Taffeta IOc
K large assortment
of black chtffon taf
feta and very specially
priced for Home Sew
ing Week. Soft finish,
high lustre, 36 in.
wide: very desirable
for d r s s s, waists,
skirts, suits, etc., Mon
day, yard. So.
f 1.25 and $1.89 Black Silks, 08c.
A wide selection of best quality chtffon
taffeta, satin Duchess, pean de sole and mes
saline. Brilliant lustre and soft finish. le
pendable wearing quality for dress purposes.
-Regularly $1.H5 and $139. Monday, OHc.
Oistnme Velvet, $1.05
Much velvet will be worn this Fall and
Winter, marine blue, nut brown, Russian
green and black are the favored shades In
costume velvet 81 Inches wide, fast pile and
guaranteed to wear. Monday, yard, $1.05.
$1.05 Black Faille, $1.80.
Suitable for suits, skirts. coaU and one
piece dresses; the $1.96 quality, at $1I0.
arfsss-VasA Co. Mils noor.
School Molds, 50c
A special for parents who are looking
for suitable materials for children's school
dresses. A good selection of pretty tartan
plaid for drohses and skirts. In all the wanted
colors, S8 Inchos wide. Sewing Week sale
price, yard, 50c.
$2.50 Silks, Monriny, $1.05
Oros de londres and French faille, espe
cially made for one-piece dresses and suit
In new Fall shades only. Silks with good
foundation. Regularly $2.60, Sewing Week
Sale price, $1.05.
D r e m akera'
pins H lb. bx.25c
D r e s s m akers'
steel pins, 4
box 25c
600 yd. basting
cotton, spool .3c
200 yd. mercer'd
machine thread,
all colors, spl. 5c
60 yd. machine
allk, spool , . .3c
200 yd. machine
cotton, spool .2c
' Hooks and eyes,
Rust-Proof, two
cards for . ...5c
Hook and eye
tape, black and
white, yard, 15c
Dress weight
tape, yard . .10c
I .v. v-ir .
Snap fasteners
on tape, black A
white, yard .10c
Dress weights,
dozen 10c
Dress belting,
ltt. 1. 2 in.
wide, black and
white, yard . .5c
Boned belt 1 n g,
all wldtha.yd.lOc
Warren's girdles,
all sizes, ea..lOc
F e a t h e rbone,
black and white,
yard 7c
Collar bone, bl'k
and white, yd. 5c
1 8-yd. roll cotton
tape, roll . . ,10c
8-yd. roll cotton
tape, roll
.5c
Wood button
moulds, round,
square and ob
long, dos . . . .5c
Flat wood m'lds,
all sizes, 2 doz.Sc
Bone moulds, all
size, doz. . . .10c
nrrsss-Vash
S-yd. roll cotton
tape, roll . . . .lc
811k shirt waist
dress shields, per
pair lOc
Nainsook dress
shields, all sizes,
pair lOc
Net brassieres
with extra pair of
dress shields, all
sizes .... $1.00
Cable cord, ail
sizes, yard . . . lc
oo. Mala rioov.
Flesh colored
drees shields per
pair 25c, 85c, 50c
Pleaters, ea. .25c
Mending tissue.
black, white and
brown, pkg... .5c
Large bottle ma
chine oil ... .5c
Machine needles,
6 In tube, per
tube lOc
Wire collar flares
each 5c
Net braRelerex,
all sizes .. . .SOc
Collar stays, nine
for 5c
Thimbles, ea. . lc
Needle, pkg. ,1c
60-ln. tape lines,
each 1 c
Pure bees wax,
each 5e
Skirt markers,.
each, 2&c and 50c
Emery bagtj, ea.,
lOr, 12H & 15c
Machine oil cans,
each
Machine belts.
each 25c
Machine bobbins.
each 5k!
Pearl buttons.
per card lc
Splendid New TRIMMINGS Are Here for Autumn
BEAUTIFUL! Exquisite! Charming! Such words an these give you some Idea of what to expect In
these handsome new 1916 laces, embroideries and neta, but one must see these beautiful creations to
fully comprehend our splendid collection of lacea, etc. Madame Fashion says. "Spangled nets and Jetted
laces for evening gowns." Fur trimmings are a new feature, and scores of others equally as fascinating
creations are suunu.
New, decidedly so, Just fresh from their boxes
Saturday. The Beaver trimming is used in bands
around collar and stripes down front of waist. Two
and three Inches wide, at $1.7S, $.75 and $5.00 the
yard.
Chantllly Laces, 50c to $1.50
A splendid assortment of beau
tiful laces for collars and vestees.
Including chantllly. mallne, and
point applique from three to six
Inches wide. Price range 50c to
$1.50.
Net Top Laces, lOc
Net top laces, from four to six
Inches wide, white and cream,
very special.
fileorgett Crepe, $1.50
Georgette crepe Is again In
favor this season. Twenty-five dif
ferent shades shown, black and
white, good heavy quality, 40
Inches wide, at $1.50 the yard.
Black Jet Trimmings,
12Hc to $12.00
This Is a season for black Jet
trimming, bands, drop ornaments,
edges and flounclngs, 9 In. up to 26.
72-lnch 811k Nets, $1.25 to $2.00
A wide selection of smart new silk nets In plain
and fancy stripes, all shades, 43 and 72 Inches wide,
an exceptional value, and will work up very pretty
with the new Fall materials. Monday $1.25 to $2.00
the yard.
Mces, at $2.25 to $10.00
Gold and silver laces, metal
laces, fancy Iridescent bands,
edges and flounclngs, shades of
blue, rose and pink. Flounclngs
up to 27 Inches.
Laces, at 5c
Fine Maltese laces, French and
German vals, and point Paris, up
to 6 Inches wide; splendid values.
Bargess-Hash Cs Msla Use
Striped and Checked Flannels, 68c
STRIPED and checked Vlyella flannels, also white, cream, pink and
blue. The most wanted wool flannel, does not shrink. Specially
priced during Home Sewing Week sale at 08c the yard.
White Shaker Flannels, 0Mc
White shaker flannels, desir
able lengths, good quality, per
yard 6 He
10c, 12 He Ginghams, 7Mo
Ginghams, medium dark col
ors, 10c and 12 He grade, from
the bolt at 7 He
Fancy Pongee, 4c
Fancy figured pongee, tan
ground, fast colors, for comfort
covering, at 4 He the yard.
Kimono Flannel, lOc
Fancy figured, floral and
striped, fleeced kimono flannels
In various pretty color combina
tions. Also heavy fleeced Duss
flannels, on sale at. yard lOc.
Linings, Monday 8J,c
Btelecla. percaline and spun
glass linings, mostly light cream
and tan shades, on sale at 8Hc
ysra. Burrsss-Haao
Co.-
lassmaat
Pictorial Review Patterns Are
Chic, Graceful and Economical
WE recommend Pictorial Review patterns because they are authen
tic, far In advance and give complete satisfaction.
After selecting your material It is but a step to our Pattern De
partment where the new Fall Fashlqn Book and October Patterns are
now on sale.
The cutting and constructive guides furnished with Pictorial Re
view patterns will be of extraordinary value to the home dressmaker.
orgsss-Ifssh Oo. Mala floor.
"Biltmore" Voiles Monday at 25c
QQ -INCH Biltmore checks, a new Idea In voiles, a fine grade of
OO voile with a white woven check, very desirable for waists and
dresses. Our Home Sewing Week price, 25c the yard.
Glasgow Suiting. 12 He
32-lnch Glasgow suiting, un
equaled as a substitute for linen,
does not shrink, suitable for
skirls, suits or middies; the
yard. 12 He
Sheer Lawns
40-inch sheer lawn for dresses
or aprons; special price Monday,
the yard, lOc.
anrgssa-irasa Co. Mala Floor.
Old GWy Log Cloths
These good or mads of care
fully selHcted cotton, csprrlsl'y
softly twisted yarn, and (or tnls
rs.iin take s flnlxh which othrr
K"ols rnnnot possibly prnt, put
up In 12-yd. pirrSH follows:
lOo yard, tl.00 per plero.
ia' ynrJ sl.BS per piers.
ISO yarl, SI. 60 per piece.
lBo yard, tl.TS per piers.
B2o ysrd, M.40 per H""-
SSo vbi1. S3.7S per plots.
Demonstration and Sale of HALL-BOR-CHERT
Adjustable Dress Forms Monday
Features of the
Hall-Borchert Form
Neck
can be made large
or small.
narrow, slop
ing or square,
jsiuit
Full, flat, high or
low.
Waist
Large or small
without affecting
bust or hip.
Ktght-Section Hip
Narrow or flaring
hip lines can b
duplicated. One hip
can be made larger
than another.
Skirt
Can be raised or
lowered to any
skirt height.
MrkettMl Kteel Skirt
Attachments
Ho easy to operate
a school girl can
use It.
. Bust Forma Monday, 89c
Proportioned on newest lines, can be placed on
any standard, all Jersey covered In all sJiee, per
fect In every delaiL Very specially priced In Home
Sing Week Sale at HOc.
"D Y special arrariKemeiit with tho manufacturers we offer
-U Hall-Bortihort Dress Form for $2.00 down, balance in
payments of $1.0:) per week. This is remarkablo when ym
consider that these celebrated forms have always sold
throughout the world at a standard maintained cash price.
Take advantage of our Liberal Terms every woman, re
gardless of circumstance, can now own a high class effi
cient Dress Form.
Free Information personal sewing advice and complete Dres.
making knowledge will be cheerfully given by an expert. In conjunc
tion with a practical demonstration of the many marvelous economi.-h
that can easily be practiced with this well known dress form.
Hall-Borchert Dress Form
Known the world over for their wonderful efficiency. "Value Re
ceived' means "Dressmaking Mastered" when you buy one of these
celebrated Sewlng-Hoom Devices. Mechanically accurate they ellml
nate "guesswork" and consequent errors, making every woman, regard
less of experience, obtain alwaye the most pleasing results.
Collapsible Dress Forms, $5.00
T7VERY woman who desires to economize and who likes nice cloilius
, Hy acquire the "knack" of successfully making her own
clothes with one of these collapsible dress forms, extra long bin line
Jersey covered, wire skirt, for 5.00.
Collapsible Dress Forms, $3.50
Ick of sewing experience no bar to sewing success with one of
these collapsible drees forms. With the material and a dress form, you
can it and pin until you have a garment that is perfect. Jersey cov
ered wire skirt for $-1.SO.
Separate Iron Stands, $1.50
Separate Irou stands for any bust form. If you
have a bust form and want the complete dress form,
come in Monday and see these Iron sUnds, specially
fl.50, fl.75 Chiffon, at fl.lt
Plain chiffon and crepe chiffon in all
vhades. regularly worth 11.50 and
$1.70. special at 91.10.
Barg-ess-BTasa Co Mala rioor.
Adjustable Forms priced from .'.50 to $15.00
a Co Mala Xlocr.
lo)
Remarkable Opportunity to Secure a "Stand
ard Make" Sewing Machine on Easy Terms
Nil need for any woman to be without a good firfct-elass sewing machine, by our plan.
Five cents first peyment seenroa immediate delivery of any make sewing machine.
The machine you prefer is here. All that is necessary h to visit our department pieic
the ir.iichiue of your choice register and pay 5c the machine will be delivered im
mediately to your home. No waiting no ch anee no delay. The balance to be paid in
small weekly or monthly payments come i n and lot us explain.
tri
w
The Machine You Pre
fer Is Here; But you
Must Come for
It Qui.kly
Don't delay as there Is only a limited
number to be sold. Included are BINCBIt.
WH1TK, FREE, NEW HOME. PARAGON,
HOWE. AUTOMATIC, ARROW and oth
ers. This Is jour opportunity to secuie a
hiyh grade sewing machine -any make
you want, on easy terms, during our Home
Sewing Week Sale.
Five Cents Secures
Immediate Delivery
Fro Sewing
Ltisns
Our great
Easy PavirunlaTj
imu is u er mai 11 is oouna 10 yiease vou. i ne siniDieat. surest rr,n...ni
Investigate here yourself tomorrow. The sale starts sharp at 8:. 10 o'clock Monday morning Some ma
chines that have been used a little are offered at wonderful bargain prices, but our atock of brand new
machines to select fron. Is larger than those elsewhere.
Birs-sss-Xfasa Co. Scwlaf Machine Stctioa Talrf floor.
li II 11 jiff ' U Vw Vr lil&fl A
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