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THE KKK: OMAHA. SATKUDAY. .UWE 2f,. 1915.
By MELLIFICIA.
Friday, June 25, 1915.
WE MAT boast of a real genuine "igh brow In our canine net.
MIks Mary Lewis Wood has a little German Dachshund 1
purchased abroad, which understands two languages.
MIps Wood always speaks to him In either French or Ger
man, and for some reason he has never taken kindly to our native tongue.
Hid name Is Grabarh, named after the little German Tillage In which he
was born. He Is with his mistress on her Jaunts, either for pleasure or
business, and accompanies her on all her shopping expeditions. He has an
aristocratic ancestry and la counted a very valuable possession by the
owner.
Summer Plana.
?.( Elisabeth Hewitt If ft Wednesday
to visit her sister, Mrs. C. A. Mmi of
Worcester, Msss. During the su-nmer
Miss Hewitt wilt make an extended tour
of the New England states.
Mr. Jamea T. Klnsler will lesv. soon
for Berdsley, Minn., hwt ahe will rpend
the lumiwr with her sinter. Mr. Klns-
lei will be Joined later by her daughter,
W i Blanche, and by Mlaa Adele Vrore.
Misses Bertha and Edna Clarke left
Monday on the special train of Kappa
ipha Thetaa to attend the national con
ventton at Oerhardt-by-the-Se In Ore-
Con. They will alao visit both exposi
tion before returning.
Mini Helen Clara and Miss Marie
-hmldt of Omaha left Saturday for Cali
fornia. They will take some special work
at the university In Berkeley and a ill
'lilt both exposition!.
Mr. Mary Hart of Chicago orrlved
till week to sprlid the summer with her
r-aushter. Ire. H. J. Bchlfferle, an1 Mr.
Schlfferle.
Mr. J. J. Dodds and son, Robert Clev
left Monday for Ienver, whera they will
remain until Joined by Mr. Dodds, about
Jt'ly I. Then they will take a woatern
trip to Heattla and the expositions re
turning In September'.
Mrs. M. V. Roblna and little daughter.
With Victoria, will leave July I for Illi
nois, visiting Rock ford and Chicago, from
-a here they will go by boat to Michigan
for the summer. Mr. Roblna will Join
li.eei later.
Mlaa Fannie Arnold, aupurvlsir of
music In the school, has gone to Los
,ngeles to spend ths summer win her
sifter and nephew, William H. Correll.
bmsb f
At Seymour Lake Club.
Mine Helen Adklna entertained a party
of friends at luncheon yesterday. The
guests were: '
Misses Muses
Hazel Greene, JWtrl. e Fsrrsr.
Miille Smith, Thelma McMahon,
Huth 1-averty, Margaret King.
Helen Heed.
The dinner-dams given by the Omaha
Manufacturers' association wts a very
enjoyable affair. .The napklna for the
ladles were In the form of neatly hemmed
tea towela, each bearing some booster
motto for Omaha made goods and home
food.
Mesdames C. Tt Orchard, Laverty and
Benson were hoatesses at a luncheon and
kenainirton yesterday afternoon. Their
guests Included;
nli s will be held during the summer snd
the regular work resinned In the fall.
With the Visitors.
Mies Itilu Mitchell of Lincoln, who wss
the guest of Miss Alice Iiuvsl, left Thurs
day. Mrs. Rogers of Rprlna-fietd. 111., Is v1s
Uting her niece, Mrs. V. A. Plxley.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hsrtmnn are spend
ing the week-end with Mrs. C. E. Joy
cox at her home at Carter Lakp.
Mrs. II. V. Dempster and children of
Beatrice are visiting Mr. and Mrs. TV. V.
Johnston, Mrs. Dempster's parents.
Mr. Lie Roy Maltby of Kansas City Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. II. C. Anson, at
the home of Dr. snd Mrs. J. F. Anson.
At the Field Club.
Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Poote and Dr. and
Mrs. Wahl will entertain st dinner to
morrow evening at the Field club In
honor of Mr. snd Mrs. Wood of Lafayette,
Ind., and for Mrs. Onll of Teoritt. HI.
The table will be beautifully decorated
with a mound of meteor eoses and the
guest will Include:
Messrs. and MesiHmes
C. I' Andrews. John Meyer,
Wood. '. H. T. Helpen.
Henry winoneimcl, .lorn U. Knlm,
Htuben, L'Kirtt? ''ilnt).
A. J
John Martin. Mrs. Call
Reservations for dinner Saturday even
ing at the Field club have been made by
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hslrd, who will have
twenty-rix guests; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Barker 2d,
Kelley, ten
week with Mr. mid Mis. H ron Oherst
I fore goInK on to Hn'imrs t.sk, Bur
llnston. Wis., fur the Mtmtner.
Miss Mrl Vennum of Ptrstion left
Tuesday nftrr a nho't visit wllh Mr.
and Mr. Tslmaee.
Mrs. .A. It. Newconih snd dauitliter.
Helen, of NM.raeka City are lsltlim
Mrs. .1. M lillchrlst.
Mr. find Mrs. K. I-:. Mnee and children
will le early In July to spend two
months In California.
Mrs. C I.. Reed snd children left for
the east Monday. Mr. Reed left the same
dny for IxmlsMlle, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. o. V. Kin will leave
this evening for an extended trip to
Canada and the Pacific coat.
Mrs. A. J. Kuhlman of Nebraska City
spent the week-end with her daughter.
Mis. J. F. Ana. in, and Dr. Anson.
Miss Kannle Hlabnu,-h arrived Hatur
rtsy from lis Anfeles. and la the guest
of her sunt, Mrs. F. W. Slahaugh.
Miss Florence True of Pnadcna and
the Misses Helen end Ion Ivey. of
Plnttsmouth arc guests of Mrs. Raymond
Haywarri.
Mrs. D. Boyd and daughter, Mary, who
were the guests of Mrs. Boyd's sister,
Mrs. Thomas F. Malotiey. have returned
to their home In Dewltt, la,
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Talniage and Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Rhoade expect to mo
tor to Kansas City and Excelsior Springs
Kunday.
Rev. H. A. Tsylor snd Mr. Taylor
and daughter of Genoa, motored Tuea
day to spend the rest of the week with
Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Trebllcock.
Mrs. William B. Hopaon and little
daughter, f lars. left Wednesday for Ijos
Angeles, where they will spend the sum
mer with Mrs llnin'in'i parents.
Ml Rut I, McDonald left this morning
for Ibrncm, Ore., to vltt Miss Nan
Stuart, formerly of Hnldrege, Neb. Miss
Mf-Unnald will vl.'lt the coast expositions
before riturn'nit home.
Mrs. P.lnie, F. Port"-', s room pn tiled by
her children, Helen, Katherlne and John,
left this morning for California. They
will be the gurals of Mrs. Poricra sis
ter In Han Francisco and will spend
soma time In I.ob Augtles and San
Diego, returning home some time In Sep-
Informal Luncheons.
Mrs. Raymond Hayward entertalnod at
a picnic luncheon Wednesday for her
Ituesls, Miss Florence True of Pasadena
four; Mr. and Mrs. Tom I and the Misses Helen and lone Dovey of
Mr. Jack Hughes, four; Mr. I Plattsmouth. Fifteen guests were present
Meadatnes ,
Roth.
Ooeney,
Burson,
Creaaey,
Houseman,
Engdahl,
Htryker.
Kirk Patrick.
Moore. .
Waddell,
fJreene,
Frank Van Bandt,
Krkerman.
Meadames
Orahami
Courtney,
Charles Eads,
Clow,
Lucy Fads,
W. J. Orchard.
William Berry.
Lush,
F. A. Broadwell.
Cutler.
O. M. Schlndel,
Ik Van ndt,
Watkins,
C. A. Wells, right; Mr. snd Mrs. J. V
Fetters, four, and Mr. Hnrry Bteel, eight.
In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. E. H. Banner left this week for
the esst.
Mrs. W. O. Moore and daughter re
turned Saturday from Lincoln.
Mr. I. Howard Farreli has returned
from a two months' trip on the western
coast.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Halstesd retnrnel
Monday after spending a week out In the
tste.
Mlsa F.lolnn H litis entertained at lunch
'eon Thursday for Mrs. T. D. Brnden of
Denver, formerly Miss Nell Guild of
Omaha. Ten guests wore present, most
of whom were membors of the P. C.
club, to which Mrs. Bradtn also belonged.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. A. J. Covley Is taking a rest cure
nt the Wise Memorial.
Mrs. Frank Frahm left for Pierce Sat
urday to visit her parents.
Mrs. Frederick Drexel, mrdher of Mrs.
11. G. Hurt ami of Mrs. John Harte, is
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bennett returned ! ""'lously 111.
where they spent
Tueeday fiom Lincoln
a week
Mrs. Wllhia Swanland of Newman
Orove la vlsiUng her mother, Mrs. W. B.
Howard.
Mrs. H. 8. Moore and son left for
North Platte Frldsy to visit until after
the Fouith.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Johnson and Mrs.
Mary Smith will spend ths weekend In
Plattsmouth.
Mr. and Mra. I. II. Arey and children
will leave Tuesday for Chicago, where
they will spend the remainder of the
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rurr and children
left Saturday for a visit to Kansss City
and Ht. I-ouls.
Mr. and Mr. H. 1. McCarthy wilt leave
soon for Chicago to sttend the wedding
of their son, Harry Hebner.
The Mlssea Lorna and Winifred Bourke
have returned from Ijl Orange, IU..
where they attended school this year.
Miss draco Bridge of Chicago will ar
rive Monday to spevtd the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bridge.
Mrs. E. O. Hamilton and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Hamilton, have started on an
At Carter Lake Club. i
.nr. ana aire. Henry H tiler gave a
dinner Tueaday at Carter lake for Miss
Qrunwsld and Mr. Newton Hliler of New
Tork. The guests were:
Mmsts. and Mesdsmes
Miller. 8. F. Jacobs.
Lou Hliler,
Messrs. Messrs.
I. Hoenstork, T. Rosenatock.
Miss Hedwig Rosenstock.
Among others who entertained at din
ner last evening at the Carter Lake club
were- Mr. and Mrs, N. U Harris, who
entertained twelve guests; Mr. and Mrs.
Bertram! Welsa, who hsd fourteen; Mr.
John Beverldge, two; Mr. end Mra A.
P. TVhltrtiore. four; Mr. E. L. Burks, four;
Mr. W. L. Hamann. six; Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. troup. two; Mr. Iroy R. Corliss,
two: Dr. P. F. Ksnl. four, and Dr. J. M.
Taylor, four.
The E. P. Paea society of the Omaha!
High school gave a dinner last evening at ;
the Carter Lak club. Covers were laid 1
lor: I
Messrs.
Jack Eldrldge, I
Bruce Eldrldge, !
Clark Noble, i
Russell Mason.
Jianiei Lrfwgwell,
Hob Christie,
Jchn Morrison.
Roy Moore,
Oliver Nlehum.
Messrs.
James longwell,
1-ee Huff,
Ralph Henderson,
Bob Pstrlck.
Harold Moore,
Paul Wllroa.
Dick Hinllh,
"srold Pearson,
Phillip Slallard.
Entertain Club Members.
Mrs. W. P. Warner and Mlaa Margaret
Wartr entertained the members of an
Inform! summer club Monday. Ths
guest were:
Meadames
D. la. Johnson,
W. 8. Curtis.
J. H. Weiss.
Meadames
II. J. Jobst,
James Hodge,
-. K. Preeaon,
H. G. Browne.
MUsea
Ptisannah Johst,
Ethelwyn Hodge,
Mis
Helen Curtis.
Hulda Wleea.
My
pU"rS
5 mm lays
Then Store Closes Forever-July 1st
I am going to the Coast to live. All Fixtures
for sale, regardless of former cost. A big bar
gain for a wise buyer.
Latest Creations in Millinery
At Your Own Price-Come Early
All Hats Worth to
$5.00, Now
79c
All Hats Worth to
$10.00, Goat
S2.75
All Hats Worth to
$7.50. Now
$1.75
All Hats Worth to
$20.00, Going at
5.75
lifts Butler. 397 South 16th
Next Door South of Myer-Dillou Drug Store.
To Honor Visitor.
Mrs. Simon Jonea entertained at lunch
eon Tueaday for Miss Fannie Rlanaugh
of Los Angeles. Covers were also placed
for j
Meadames Mesdamea
J. W. Van Dusen, Joseph I 'clear,
Ionard Davta, V. W. Slabaugh,
Stork Special.
A daughter, Elisabeth Alice, was born
Thursday. Juns IT, at the Methodist hos
pital to Mr. and Mra. Floyd B. Reed.
A daughter waa born Tuesday, June
J . to Mr. and Mra. John A. Kavanavgh.
A daughter, Letltta Ellen, waa born
Friday to Mr. and Mrs. H. U Martin.
On the Calendar.
Mr. Charles F. Crowley will give a
luncheon Tuesday of next week In honor
of Miss Rose Rmyth. who will be married
la the fall to Mr. Clarence Slbberaaea.
Serao Club Party.
Mrs. Faul Themanaon, the retiring pres
ident of the Sermo club, will give a 1
o'clock luncheon at ber home Tueaday.
The program will consist of a review of
last rear' a work and all members will
take part.
At the recent election Mrs. B. R. Haw
ley waa elected president. Mrs. IS. If.
Itsrnes. vice president; Mrs. O. Oer
l.srt secretary, Mrs. Frank Pflafterer
irearurer. Visa Ulllaa Gwlnn flower
n-iirer, Mr. J. J. J less reporter. This
s l'ie last meeting ef this season. Fic-
The Bee's Fund for
Free Milk and Ice
Not very hot in Omaha yet, but the
heated spell is coming.
When it's hot children must have
fresh milk and ice, and many a poor
family cannot afford to buy it in
needed quantities.
This fund is to supply that want
if it saves just one baby it will be
worth while.
Contributions from 10 cents to $5
are solicited and will be acknowl
edged in this column.
The Bee 5.00
H. . Voters 8.00
WUUtm x. Xierstead 8.00
Commercial Club Booater 80
A. j. Carter so
k. ax io
Cash 10
Frlsad of Utile Folks lo
BIG SALE OF LOTS STARTS!
Shuler 4 Cary Start Campaign to
Sell Seventy-Five Lots Which
Are Close In.
MAKE BUILDING RESTRICTIONS
xtended summer trio, uhlch will Include
several weeks of Oreat Lke cruising.
Mrs. N. A. Armstrong and daughter.
Miss Carrie, of L,lma, O., arrived Mon
ey to spend the summer with Mr. and
Mra F. It. Orchard. Mr. Armslrone Is
Mrs. Orchard's mother.
Mrs. C. II. Foy of Cedar Ranlds. ta..
who was the gufst of Mr. and Mrs. H.
. Brenlser. left the first of the week
for Council niuffs. where she wUl spend
rew days hefore returning home.
Mr. snd Mr. A. I. McMartln of Mns-
sens. Is., snd Mrs. Ralriwlr, of ftin.
T will srrlve Mondav to visit lir
snd Mrs. C. A. McMartln and atlend ih
wedding of Dr. Kenneth McMartln
Mr. and Mrs. Charl ino.n.
dnughtor. C. rtrude. of Soli I .k. r-ft-
loft Wcdnwiday after a visit with their
cousins. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Braden. Mr
and Mrs. Ino-aiia wn
' " " ' . w u II U 1 1 1
Oberlln. where they attended conimtnce-
...ii, reir aaugnter being a graduate.
MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO. TO
BE IN NEW LOCATION SOON
Myers-Dillon Drug company announces
a temporary location st 1V Farnam
strenc, west of the old location which
this firm has occupied- for twenty-one
years. It Is stated that sfter a year at
the temporary location a permanent sits
will be selected.
The Myer;!-Dlllon corner grew to be a
location of general local interest. Tlio
property Is generally accepted as being
the most valuable corner In Omaha and
It has been a meeting place for friends
for yesrs.
This drug concern Is required n move
nt this time on sccount of the "lection
or a new building on this cornc-. '
An extraordinary sale of close In
residence lotsi was begun Friday by the
real eststo firm of Bhuler tc Cary when
they offered scenty-flve lots In the
West FHinam ann cathedral districts at
prices i-.-iniiln' from SITO to $73f. each.
"Ths aie unhenrd nf prices," said
Mr. Bhuler -"Any real estate man In
Omaha, If he Is unprejudiced, will admit
that
"Considering the location, between
Forty-fltst avenue and Forty-third
street and Caiifornls and Burt streets,
adjoining the very best residence local
ities In Omnha. easily reached and
quickly ny thMe of the best csr lines In
the city, with all Improvements, resdy
for hull. lint. Schools and churrhea sre
within two or three blocks. Only a few
bloiks swsv, at Thirty-ninth snd Iodgp
streets, a lot recently sold for l.0OX
This sale indicates the residential desir
ability of this part of the city.
'"The sale will continue Saturday and
Sunday of until all the lots hsve been
sold, "ewer, city water, sldewslks and
shade trees are s'l there. Twenty
thousnml cubic feet or earth wss moved
in preparing the lots for building.
"Building restrictions will be impoeed
so as to Insure the most desirable houses.
Fvestrlctions will range from fl.500 to
$2,500, thus making certsln homes of
four or six rooms up to large residences.
"The easy monthly psyment plan of
$" to Jl't a month on which the Iota are
being s Id adds to tee attractiveness
provided by the very low prices."
This -ame firm developed snd placed
on sale elsht Mocks of the Poppleton
lark Dil ution last November. These ISO
lots sere quickly bought.
HE WATCHES THE STAND
BUT ROBS THE REGISTE
STER
' Put not youi trust into a stranger '
Is a .caution which lohn narwell will
more "closely heed In the future. Parwell
has a little novelty stand near the
I'nlon station, where he sells a consid
erable assortment of articles. He
wsnted to lesve the stir.d for a minute
snd ssked a
to tend shop
The strsnger
Darwell returned
boy watching the place, to whom tha
agreeable stranger had lven a rlckel.
The cash drawer was open and empty,
Its In change having disappeared with
the accommodating one.
ive the stir.d for a minute
stranger standing near bY
for him. 1
r was dgrecsble, hut when
nel mere wss oniy a pmau
it in Sfyte J3&r&!f Ave it
i7
fcca
' J3SFff5 have it, U' in ttyk
Saturday a Remarkable Sale of
SUMMER DRESSES
It doeant matter where we bought them nor what their
former price was, you'll easily recognlxe their unusual values at
these aale prices. Every garment among them It an up-to-the-minute
new summer style.
DIVIDED INTO 4 SPECIAL SALE GROUPS
i8
GROUP 1
Dresses,
8pecial,
$4.95
Including linen, voile, organdie, lawn, net and embroidery
dresses In hundreds of new models.
GROUP 2
Dresses,
Special, n
$7.75
GROUP S
Dresses,
Special,
$9.95
GROUP 4
Dresses,
Special,
$12.50
Separate Wl Skirts
Values to 511.00
$6.50
Silk Petticoats
Jersey or Messaline,
Worth to $3.00
$1.55
Linen Coats . .... . . .$4.75
Palm Beach Coats. . .$7.50
Palm Beach Suits
The season's favorite.
Special reductions
$12.50-$ 15
New Silk W.i.i.
Jap, Crepe de Chine, Georg
ette, values up to $3.75,
Saturday at
$1.98
Pretty Summer Coats
Values to $15.00
$6.95
Summer Wash Skirts
Colors White or Tan, wittf
pockets and buttons
$1.95
Middy Blouses . .$1.00
Silk Middies $1.98
ISm & DOUGLAS
Sunshine
Saturday
at Kilpatrick's
aw a
We all know that sunshine is due in this section and we exfceet it Saturday. However, we have prepared offer
ings that will cause smiles of satisfaction to appear on all customers Saturday, and smiles are, after all, the real sun-
v vs. .!. v if v Vle
Sale of Women's Dresses
They nre beautiful summery costumes, a pleasure to look upon, a delight to wear.
We have them from the simple home dress at $1.00 to the artistic creations for $40.00
and $30.00. A very special lot Saturday consists of dresses of sheer crepe, of fine
voiles and novelty fabrics. These dresses will be sold verv cheap. There's a reason.
They were priced up to $13.00. Sale Saturdav, $5.00 each '
Utility Dresses in sheer printed batiste, were $2.25, at $1.49.
Waist Specials
By express yesterday, Awning Stripe Silk Blouses, with sport collars in dainty
shades, $1.22 each.
Georgette Crepe Blouses These are the garments demanded by fashion. Noth
ing newer, nothing so sheer, silky and dainty. We have a mighty attractive collec
tion at $5.00 and np.
Women's Palm Beach Suits
TOE WORLD'S
BEST SHOES
rOR UEN-FOR WOMEN
All the Late and Stylish Lasts
A H)1 to Suit KTcry Koot They Are the Shoes that
Were Awarded Hrt 1'rUe at the
Panama Expoltton.
Enjoy real shoe comfort by wearing Walk Overs
83.50 to 87.00 .
Phoenix Guaranteed Hosiery for Meu aud Women
la AU ('olorw.
Kkdaslre Agents for Ground Gripoer Surglcs! Khoen.
Walk-Over Dool Shop
317 South ldh ft.
' I
I
HHSg I
Our supply still holds out
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS
Made in our exacting fash
ion from fine spun lisle
yarns and really worth $1.00
each. Saturday at 77c.
SILK STOCKINGS
A meritorious quality of
pure dyed silk; lisle garter
tops; come in black, white
and all the popular shades.
Very cheap at 75c pair.
Buy now.
MEN
This will interest you We have just received a
most attractive group of Silk Shirts. Our department
men tell us that they are being sold elsewhere at $6.50
to $7.50. See the window display and make your se
lection Saturdav at
KAYSER GLOVES
Special prices Saturday.
Twelve-button silk, 'regu
lar $1.00, black and white,
at fi9c.
Sixteen -button chamois
ette, white only, regular
$1.00, nt 7Pc.
.OO
Going-away? Our Traveling Bags and Suitcases
will make j'our going pleasant.
Matting and Cane Suitcases, $1.29 to $4.00.
Ileal Walrus Bags leather lined and splendidly fin
ished 1 (5-inch at $6.93; 18-inch at $7.75.
New Wash Neckwear, 25c and 50c.
Union Suits, knit or nainsook, any shape, 59c and up.
Baker's Shoes
Foremost in Fashion, of unimpeachable qual
ity, and a fit that never falters.
Baker aent us a big lot of Women's romps
and Low Shoes, under price. These we have
Joined with a lot from our own stock and offer
14.60, f5.00 and $6.00 lines at 82.95 pair.
T. K. RPF.CIAI, Double covered
Shields, regularly 5c, for 15.
Dress
T. K. nolero Shlelda, refularly 25c, for 10.
Middle:
That's the word to conjure with in apparel
for girls! We have them In all ages from 6 to
20 years, made from cotton, linen or silk.
Ijtrge assortment of pure white, with collars
of plain color or fancy cretonne, priced G9 to
83.50
Separate Skirts for girls and small women, in
white wash materials, 81.25 to 85.75.
Middx Dresses for irls from 6 to 14 years.
81.29 to 83.95.
SMART TRIMMED HATS
Panamas, Javas, Milans,
Hemps. Flower trimmed
and ostrich ponpons. Many
new arrivals, others from
stock, that sold up to $7.50.
Saturday, one price, $2.00
each.
WOMEN'S NIGHT
GOWNS
.Just the daintiest you ever
saw, made from soft crepe
and plisse, in pink and sky
blue, a special offer at 98c
each.
TOILET GOODS
Tooth Brushes. 10c. Cel
luloid and bone handles; ex
tra value.
Kieksocker's Golf Queen
Soap, regular 25c cake, 17c.
Rickseckor's Skin Soap,
regular 25c cake, 19c.
Eicksecker's Cold (Yearn,
regular 50c jar, 39c.
Armour's Luxor Cream,
regular 50c jar, 29c.
Pobeeo Tooth Puste, regu
lar 50c tube, 34c,
Woodbury's Facial Soap,
regular 25c cake, 17c.
Cuticura Soap, regular 25e
cake, 17c.
4711-Olycerine Soap, cake.
12c.
roars' Glycerine Soap,
cake, 12c.
Palm Olive Soap, cake, Gc.
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