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fHE BEE: OtfAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 15. 1920. '
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CANONIZATION
AflcncMnMV ucin
OLItLhlUMI IILLU
BY POPE AT ROME
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Carried in Chair of State to
rCathedral Body of Swiss
j Guards Proceed Pro-
r cession, j .
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Rome,. May 14. Solemn cere
' flionies for the canonization of
Gabriel Possenti and Marie Alaco-
que Were held in St Peters today
Pope Benedict was carried in the
chair of state toithe cathedral,' being
surrounnea dji a gorgeous retinue 01
Roman nobility and general officers
ef religious orders. Siss guards
preceded the procession. j 1
f jVhen the procession entered the
"cathedral the choir sang "Ave Maria
Jitella." Throngs of , French pil
grims greeted the pontiff -with loud
fchtm, waving handkerchiefs and
holding up religious objects for the
" Apostolic .blessing, which the poph
Jjenevolently imparted with his up-
raised hand.
Z Pope Benedict was seated in a
jhrone and preceded e canpniza
- tion ceremonies by intoning a hymn.
iAfter he had pronounced the forni
Jilk for canonizatioif and inscribed
4he names of neve saints in the
Sacred scroll, the pontiff intoned
i a t dcum while the bells announced
the happy event.
... J.atcr Pope Benedict celebratel
s. 1 wiiss; and thcii returned to his apart-
( ITlttit in fhp Vafiran ' t arrfina
iP'Connell of Boston, Mass., was
present for the first .time as a cardi
nal at a ceremony for -canonization.
Gabriel Possenttr-pne of the Pas-
.ionist, 'fathers, was renowned for
fy's. "sanctity and miracles." He was
horn at Assist. , Italy, fn March lr
1838, and died February 27, 1862. He
Jvas buried at Isola di Gran Sassb,
; Marguerite Marit Alacoque was
French nun of the late seventeenth
fentury. She was the founder of the
worship of the ,Sacred Heart of
Jesus. '- . ..' .,.
' Says Consular Service
Not Yet Adjusted to
t ' Meet World Situation
. San Francisco, May 14. "The
diplomatic and consular service .of
' the United States has not yet been
, raedjustH to meet the world situar
' tfon." Philip B. Kennedy, directqr
ot the United States bureau oj, for
eign and domestic .commerce, said
-' at a lunchconhere of the American
- Manufacturers Export association,
in connection with the seventh an
nual foreign trade convention.
"It is like a motot cat with one
. cylinder frying to do the work of a
xsix-cylilide r car," Kennedy said.
The diplomatic service is not under
civil service. All tha best positions
are given to men who have distin
guish edtanisdves
GRUNAU INSISTS
RAILWAY STRIKE
STILL UNBROKEN
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Plans Big Parade as "Silent
Protest" Many Men
Find Other Work.
Chicago Tribiinf-Omaha Baa Lasted Wire.
Chicago, May 14. John Grunan,
leader of the insurgent switchmen's
strike, rises from obscurity long
enough to say 'tUe strike is still u
broken, but the' railroads failed
hear him. Just a few days ago his
dejected followers sent him a tart
4ommuiucatton,xtelling him to make
vood his rxtravaeant nromisrs to
theflthem or to suggest some way out of
the dilemma into which he-had led
them. I
They told him there was no sense
in pretending 'the roads were not
working that they were constantly
employing' more men and getting
bark to normal, while the outlaw
strikers stood to lose all their sen
iority rights and any chance to get
back their jobs. - 1
Now Grunau1 will attempt to re
vive the movement by -staging a
grear "parade next .Sunday. He
claims it will be mad'c'up of strik
ing switchmen, but it is ' expected
that every union man, no matter
what his trade or profession, will
get in line and help swell the. ranks,
Grunau says no potters ortanners
will be displayed'and that it -will be
a "silent protest."' Fifty per cent of
the strikers have go into other work
and many oKthepi have left the city.
Grunau estimate 25,000 persons will
join the parade. ' -
This should not be; it must be
placed under civil service' to provide
roi1 the security of the United States
in foreign affairs.
'The only way to place the for
eign service of our government on a
proper basis is , by spontaneous ac
tion from business men of the coun
try." ,
Director Kennedy iirged that alj
foreign service of the government be
placed on a professional basis under
rtvil service.
Get Out
Into the Sunshine
Golf is not only a moat Jasci-
nating sport, but an inexpen
sive source of health.
GOLF CLUBS
Driver and Braaaiea, $3.00 to $10
Iron Cluba .$1.75 to $6.00
Balls ', . .60c to $1.00
Bag, . $1.36 to $30.00
Compteta Stock of
SHOES, HOSE, KNICKERS
THE
YOWfJSEriljl
GUN COMPANY
1S14" Frnao St.
Phono Doug. 870
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SPECIAL SALE! CF
Aft 11 Y S(D)B
Thli fnllnirlnr i!ni will h nn tnl dnltv until mnnlv i .vhnn.tt
fail to take advantage of th)s mouey-Kariug- opportunity.
Don't
SHJrttS
V. 8. Renovated Shirle, y excellent
condition. Special, 1 Jr A A
for only ....1 jW""
Cloalnt out Khaki or Brown Klauuel
Sliirta, brand oew, (JQ QQ
at vuhu
Brand new O. O. Wool Serge
Sliirta; a tit value, at only..
Khaki Cotton Shirt, brand
neve, special
-Heavy blue Chambray Shlrta;
apeclal. at '. ,
Sliirta Khaki, extra value. flJO AQ
Special, at tOA.1I
VEST."
' Leather-lined Veata, moleskin back
with leather aloevon; our (fA in
Pt7.it7
$5.98
$1.79
$1.39
apecial prtc
w-D union suits,
vfirand new
per auit ..
Balbriggan Union Suita.
Extra value .at
Athletic Union Sulfa, very
upacial at ..... ..........
V. B. Jtmy Balbriggan Shirt
twk Crawera. per garment....
MV EATERS
Khaki Bwjatera, wltll or
without aleev.s . . .
Gray Slaavaleaa Sweaters:
very apecial at
KHAKI VAMS AND OVERALLS
Blue Denim Bib Overall QQ
very eueclal. at DAe70
Khaki (Jninnail. union made,
very special, at . ..T......
Khaki ranta, apcrlal,
per pair
$3.79
$1.69
$1.39
98d
$4.68
$1.98
$3.23
$1.98
.:r..h":y; $2.39
$32.50
tted U. a
$17.50
back Rain-
$9.50
$12.50
calfskin
$8.98
$6.98
S6.98
oes, Mun-
$4.98
ialfakin.
$9.75
CLOTHING
Khaki Fant.
special
KAIXCUATS
We have a largo and choice atuck
of raincoat at oxceptlonally low
prlcea,
Ufflcara1 moleskii: waterproof Coata;
worth double the price.
Our price, only
Heavy Cashmere Cravenetted U. 8.
liaynater Raincoat, a may.
fct
Regulation army double-back Rain
coats. Very , apecial,
at
Officers' double-breasted
Raincoat, very special...
Army iiuaset Diem Shoes, calfskin
upper, oak aolea. '
at only
Army Infantry Shoe, , CfC QQ
Muiison last, our special... tPv.tO
Army Xiench Phoea, a won.
derful work ahoe
Heavy Chocolate grained Shoes, Mun.
son last; a real anap, at
only' ,
Shoes Of flc 3is' Cordovan tialfakin.
plain toe,, dresa jhoes; very
special
Shoe Home-gtrard, Munson (pJ M f"
last shoes; apecl.tl wO.iD
SOCKS
All Woof Cashmere lied Cross iQ-
Socks, special, only
Cotton Socks. All color, a real snap.
Per doien Qp
pair '.."..;, wXtUO
Socks Black Cotton Socks,
ispeclal, dozen, only
. ROOFING FAl'ER ,
2-ply, sanded both andea, waterproof,
weatherproof nod flre-reslstlng,
square (218 (J. ft,) to tha . fl nf
roll. Price, par roll. only'.." WlelO
PAINTS
Guaranteed House and Bain Paints.
Outside Watte. An
per gait. , VUtOV
All color, per
gallon '..
Red Barn Paint, -
per gs
UaJXB wire
Extia. Heavy 4-point Barb Wlia, In
reels weighing approximately ft Iba
Special, per
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U. 8. BOOTS AND RUBBERS
Hip Rubber Boot, brandy
new, all uliea ............
Short Boota,Jbrand new, all
Uzeg
MILITARY SIPFLIES 1
Specials for the Boy Scout and the Oul -Door Man.
s::".8:. $t6
BLANKETS
Woolnap, cotton fleeced, double blan
keta. Our price Ir
only
Brand new O. D. Wool
Blanket, very apecial, at
U. & Marine all-wool.
Blankets, at
Blankets Commercial Wool Blankets,
renovated, plaids or aolid
color Special, at
HARNESS AND HALLEKS '
New Harness with -inch ' bridles, 5
ling breeching with felt-lined pads.
Hi In. by til ft. llnea and ltt-in.
bret strap, lracea IK In. by ft.
Regular tleO.00 value. All
oak leather, at
Wa also carry better grades of liarnva
up to $120.06 per set.
Halters. Hi-luch heavy I all leather
double riveted halters, spe
cial, at, $L98 net dot.
$5.98
$8.75
SU50
Blankets,
$5.98
$89.50
$21.00
53.25
$1.95
Wlia. In
aa iha
$2.87
BKRS
$5.49
$4.39
TEJiTS TEXTS TKNTS "
U. 8. Army Reg-nation l'enta. 16xH,
' 1-foot wall, pyramid ahape, extra
heavy duck canvas. These tnt coat
tha government up to 1125. Our
special offer, while they J5 QO
V. B. -Regulation Pup Tents or Shelter
Halve, vary special ' fjf
Off icerJ ill Wail Tents, com- d9A
pleta with polea and stakes.. wOU
Canteena with web carrier; '7Qi
r,rll
wit ahoulder
traps
TVS. Artillery Knap-
aatk
Khaki BreacheA x ,,
at
O. p. Wool Breeches,
at .....j...
Regulation Cuff
Leggings
O. I). ' Wrapped or Spiral
Leggings .'
Regulation Veb Belta
at
n vimpaija xi.
)i.A7 special .........
Soap Purt Cocoa Castile
Soap, a $101 bar for......
Match bo'zea to tha
package, par package ......
$1.98
$1.50
29c
55c
39c
$2.00
98c
$2.25
; 39c
$1.98
98c
U. S. Engineers' Hand
Axa ... ....
GROCERY SPECIALS
Peas Hlgh-grao Kugar paaj, apaeiai.
per caaa of 14 ons, ) QC
only ......(v 000
Corn Fancy Iowa Sweat Corn, caoa
of 14 c.yp , M QC
caaa. enly OeUU
Pork and beans tn tomato sauce, largo
Brooma 1L2C rv; special. v pr san apeclaU per can, ISei fl J trn
only I par caaa, zt cana
TO ALL OCT . Ot TOWN BUYERS Mall ardor giv apecial attaartlea.
Send Baaey erder or draft. Shi omenta are eaade daily.
HEOnASKA ARMf ADD UAIfY SUPPLY CO.
1619 Howard Street.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Open Saturday Evening.
1619 Howard Street
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Butte Mining Firms .
- Take Action to Rid
' District, of All Reds
ButU, Vont., May 14 Officials of
mininsr compinin in this district,
which had posted 'notice announc
ing thty would empfoy no member
of the Industrial Workers of '. the
World, conferred here u wjiat'tliey
id were plans to rid tne-distict of
radical organization's, which they
blamed for numerous strikes in the
di strict during the past, six years.
" Concerning the nbticrs, which ap
peared during a s.trike for increased
wages and a six-hour dayr called
April 18 by the Metal Mine Work
er! union Xo. 800, I. W. W, John
Otitis, manager of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company, saia:
'We have taken this action to pro
tect our own interests and because
we believe it to be our patriotic duty.
We will not quit until evry I. W.
W. and all other radicals eeking to
perpetuate trouble m this, district
and'
the
out.'
advocating
government
the overthrow of
have been driven
Cotton Consumption for
April Was 567,839 Bale?
Washington, May 14. Cotton
consumed during April amounted, to
567,839 bales of lint and 29,955 bales
of Jinters, the
r.ounccd today.
census . bureau an-
Give $1,000000 Bonds tt
Build Roads in Arizona
roeni.v. An'., Mav 14 Bond in
the sum of $1,000,000 'was furnished
by Twohy Brothers company of
Seattle 4or the execution ot, its con
tract to construct 283 miles of paved r rr
roaru in Maricopa county at a cost
ofHUlHJ.UOU, Ollicials said ihis wa
the
ever awarded in
as the result of a
ost ; I
largest roacr'buildmg contract ;J
4.-
the United
single bid.
States -
In the automotive industry Amer-
ican workmen are able to. produce ir
one vean, the result of cv i.n'M
uii me pail ci r.urupcan artisans.
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Children'.llair Bob
bing on Fourth Floor
Saturday a Special Sale of
and
is
, Marii Talcum Pawder, very special ............... . . 17c
Odorone, -for. excessive perspiration. , :24c
Nail Cake Poish.7 pink, very special ....... v 15c
Nail Buffers, 'detachable chamois, half-price .......... 25c
Vefour Powder u.ffs, Very special. 12 , '
' Djer Kiss Perfume, very special, c4ince. .. .$I.3?-"
Perfume Atomisers (DeVilbiss) very, special...... ..9Se
Armondi Talcum Powder, very special . . . . ........... 17c
; Stevens' Depilalory (odorless)... ......... V......... 69c .
Sanitary Napkins, half -pricereach. ..... .V. 5c
Lysol Antiseptic, large size)( very special.. .79c
SsTHepatica, a mild laxative, large size, very special. . 89c
Colgate- Barber Bar. very apecial, cake . . . . ...... 7c ,
Listerine, large zt, very apecial. . . :' . . ; .'. . . . . ... .69c t,y
; Listerine medium size, ver-y special X . . .... . ... 35c
Sloan's Liniment, vVry special ... . . .. . 24c ' :
' Lap tic Pills, very special, bottle . A ...... ......... . 35
Dr. Hinkle's Pills, (formula), bottle....". ...i.'...19c ; ;,
Putman't Dry Cleaner. . . ... . M 4 '. . . . . . .17c v;
.. Bath Spray with long tubing, will fit any' faucet, spl. $f!09' '
Uaskin's Cocoa Sard" Water Castile Soap, bar. . ,7c
, ' Daggett Rariisdell Cold Cream in, tubes . 1 9c
Household Rubber Gloves, special . . . . ... .... . v. . , . . 49c -'
.Moth lalls, per pound, very special. . . . v. . . ... 15c
Milk of Magnesia, very special 27c ,
Noit Spi, for ebccessfVe perspiration specjal. .T ..... . ,42c
Thermo Pack Ice Cream Containers, while they last 79c -
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EYERYBODYiS. STdRE"
Delicious Pastries
Baked in, Our
Own Kitchens ,
iNfo)ATW
A dainty sortment
of New Neckwear is
here for ybur selection.
' Home Bakerj Pastries for Sat
, urday v ' , -v (
Special Cakes, in two' sizes,
50c and 75c. . ,
Pies like mother makes, In
Apple, Pumpkin, Rhubarb, Logan
berry and Lemon Cream, -40c to
60c. -
Old-Fashionad Cake 'Dough
nuts, 40c per dozen, t
'Delicious Drop Cakes, 40e pet "
dozen. " VN
. Take home one of our Coffee
Cakes for your Sunday morning .
breakfast, 20c and 25c. ' '
Main Floor - ,
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A Delightful Place to
Eat Luncheon
The Cricket Room, j
Visit our dining room on the'
Fourth Floor, whre you can en
joy a good, wholesome luncheon. .
Special for Saturday.
' Individual Chicken Pot Pie, en
cagBerole, 45c, ; ,
Individual Steak, Russian style, -en
"casserole, 40c' ;
, Individual Spaghetti, Italian '
Style, 25c. .
' Cricket Clubhouse "sandwich, .
for 45c. ' - .
. Also many dainty dishes as well
as delicious ice- cream specials
which are made exclusively for
us. - ; f .
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. Here Is An Qpportu'ne Sale of
BAGS
Hundreds , of beautiful, firrest quality Silk Hand Bags priced for Saturday. ,
Every Bag in the sale is new.anft smart and there is a wonderful selection forJ
cnoosmg, Dotn oi styles ana colors. t - .
Four Large Groups at Very Special Prices, at
$2.45 -S3a93 5.95 7.50
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- Make tour Selection '
From This New Assortment of.
Beautiful Selections of Women's '. , ,s
SUMMER DRESSES
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$25.0fr $29.50 $55.00
'? An Offering of Unusual Value in Dainty5 Profusion
Middy Bl
ouses
.Our stock of Middy Blouses is now complete.
All white Middies, -whKewith red collars,, white with
copen or navy collars, and white with navy flannel col
lars, also navy flannel Middies suitable for vacation wear.
' Wevfeature th6 famous "JACK TAR TOGS" and
GOODY MIDDIES." '
" All moderately priced. - Sizes 16 to 22. -
Second Floor
Regent"
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Ate uie pppuiai tiiuice r-we specially leaiure xvegeni
Pearl Necklaces jn matinee. length, at
Sale of
Hand -Made
Blouses
. $5.45
" Blouses of finest ba
tiste diintily trimmed
with rows of -hand
hemstitching, net
frills and pretty col-
ored batiste frills? An
' unusual v opportunity
to secure GOOD
y blouses at this very
low figure. Sizes are
from34 to 46. "
Secoad Floor
Peall Neckccfe
hoace rwe specially feature
tinee. length, at
$5.00, $6.50, $10.00
Jewelry Department
Wbmen Will Appreciate These Values in' '
Underwear . Hosiery
. Women' VeaU . ,
Women's fine cotton '"hi silk lisle
vests, white or pirik, fine or Swiss
fib, hand or bodice tops, regu
lar or extra sizes. Special 50c
to 12.00; , v "
. Envelope Chejmise, $5.75
Women's fine quality of Jersey
envelope chemise, made of
French top or bodice,' all sizes at
this special price for suit," $5.75.
Women's Sijk Hose; $3.00
Women's -pure thread silk hose,
some in all silk and lisle tops, full
fashioned, reguar made foot,' in
black, white, browns, beaver,
taupe, naryr etc., also black and
field mouse in lisle tops, out-'
sizes, regular and first quality.
special, . t
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Main Floor
Women's Lisle Silk Hose,
- $1.50
Women's black or white silk lisle
hose, full fashioned, ' regular
made, neat fitting, made of the.
best "yarns obtainable, regular
and extra size. Special, 41.50.
Children's Union Suits,
$1.25
Children's union suits, .lad and
lassie, waist union suits made of
fine checked nainsook, full but
toned and taped- Sizes from 4
to 12. x Special, $1.25.
. Children's Sox
A large variety of children's
half-sox come in fine silk lisle,
heavy mercerized ribbed, fancy
lace cashmere, stripes, checks
and plain colors, all sizes. Special
from 45c to $2.50. 1
Here is a' never-ehding story of all that is new and. lovely in the world of frocks
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that women love. The new materials Gingham appears again--more stylish and
favored than ever, and lovely frocks of check' and stripe. . '
Organdie in light shades like pastel fiink, blues, orchid, and maize.
Voiles return with charm refreshed the Printed Voiles in soft,
shadowy patterns in light and dark colors to offerexcuse for many a
little afternoon dress. ' .
New Satin-Striped Vojles, as well as in pinks and blues,
Prints! Such demure, quaintly figured cloths. .
The Prints!
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New Silken J
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Ah, the
rrocks
Here in Summer's Latest Styles
" $4.9.50 ..
- t " Some of the upturned ruffled flounces, some m sheer simplicity ofclose-fitting
models, some in comfy draped effects. . ' '
And in materials. they vary froin the new Taffetas, through all the newest
silken fabrics to the most striking of the popular Printed Georgettes.. Also the
much favored plain Georgettes, are included at this price, in fact,: every type of
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silk dress is nere. ior, summer wearing.
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Second Floor
Our Entire Stock of
Soring Coats
For Girls and Small Women at
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Sale of Oneida Community
Par Plate" Table Silver
There ir' sports- Vcoats,
three-quarter length and full
length styles, some are lined
throughout, others body
lined. ,
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Price
Second Floor-Junior Department ,
Materials are Vejour,
Tricotine, , Jersey, Polo,
Camel's Hair and Tweed.
v Sizes 6 to 17, Wonderful
values. ' i
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"Par Plate" silvei-plated ware is sold with an absoliite guarantee of 10 yearssatis
factory wearr Make your selections now at reduced sale prices "
Sale prices quoted also include government tax. . "H
- 'Tar Plate" Primrose Pattern Silverware
Pnmrose teaspoonsfset of 6. . . .$li30
Prirdrose table -or serving spoons,
set of 6 $2.60
Primrose' bouillon or consomme, '
spoons, set of 6 ....... .V. . .$2.60
Primrose berry or serving spoons, .
each . .. . . '. . . : 50cT;
Primrose sugar spoons, each. . . .4Sc,
Primrose dinner forks, set of 6. .$260
Primrose dinner knives, set of 6. $3.20
Primrose butter knives-, each.... 50c
Primrose butter, spreadtfrs set of
.....$3.00
Primrose salad dressing or cream
ladle, each 85c
Primrose serving or gravy ladle,
each ........... . 85c'
Primrose dessert or soup spoons,
set of 6 : . $2.50
Primf ose orange spoons, set of 6 . $2.25
Primrose individual salad (forks,
set of 6 . . . . . ..;... . $3.40
Primrose cold .meat or serving
forks, each ................ 90c
Primrose pickle or olive forks,
' each . ... . . . . 80c
Primrose. 3-piece child's set. ea., $1.50
We abo carry a "eomplaU stack of Adam,'Patrleian and Sharaton patterns in Community Plata.
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The smer low shoes of thseason
Instep
Ties
This particular number is made in soft drab brown
suede with the new modifiedstage last, tHat has proven
supenor in style ; this last has a medium round recede toe
and 3-mch vanip, with beautiful, slender 2 '4 -inch woo
covered heels. Moderately priced. v
HOUR SALE - -
At 10 to 11 A. M. (
atS7.50
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100 pairs women's patent kid six-eyelet oxfords withJight
turn soles and Covered Louis, heels, plain toes and medium
vamp. For one hour -we will sell these oxfords at half price,
or $7.50 a pair. ' J i
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