The daily telegram. [volume], June 12, 1912, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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1*'?l aDd
the operation off the aesthesiometer
and ergpgraplyare ambngthe exhtfc )
its to be,Made by the United States '
Bureau 6i i^dricitton at the first exbibition
evejj :".jgtT?n-; . jn- (America
which deate^th tbe generat field of
^ha hygiene of the
echooi and ''the school, child, as
jmift of the exhibition to he heldk,be- 1
fore the Fift^t^jth- (National Con- 1
gressonifHjgiene and Uemography, 1
meeting In j^^Wngton next Septem- '
Among otheradrance information '
just giveiybut, the (Education (Bureau
Bpeclaliste -wljo havo^he^xchpol hy: J
) siene exhibit- in charge, make the >
statement that'!dne*exhtblt .will show
.that- stuttering is about three imes
, as common tamong boys as girls.. 3
? The(l^ri^frof^duration's exhibit j
school child, taking uj> such aub- i
B?v JiBCWaa^fboj^MSofatd clothing. '
With the co-operation of school
j architects and'ipak^rs of school fur,
Other sectlopSvOf the,whooI - hygiene ,
exhlblt.^ljlj^fke' up the' hygiene of.
physical'cfiwta^ thtf medical irispe'c-' 1
t lion of school, children gs'd open-air .
I schools.
Among; tUe newspapers or the
^ii'^(e'W%^|V*bei^ed to swell tho ;
mighty chorus of congratulations
over the nomlnatloti of Dr. H. D.
Hatfield by the Republicans Tor gov- :i
rnor an^.that?;$ayefj.at^the' saipe 5
f/ ytae,;ap^eptatedWa.'eminent ntnehs .;
| i; for .'the j?os!Uq^~te;*htf!'S^Angton 1
Daily-News, whirh fjj also enthusiastic ,
i,v ^fver the : satisfactory^ending of the
gubernatorial'contest. - "Tie News
I ? ifc-.c<Mflde?t that KaYkony ;'pervades ,
t?e party throughout, the state as a ;
i 4t r^uK/ot?^S^>lntarg^3rf^tii?fc4hit t
ticket headed headed by Dr. Hati:
??'<J is certalnof rtejojqr- at the.polls t
t in-- November. Qays the News:
./.In tlje nomination of Dr. H. D.
L Wtttfleto :tor governor of thiB state
Ei . the Republican? pjurty has selected
ft; one of Its stfongeet.men.-apd a man
RKl^o is shre' to/cii^^he msltet .to.
* 7 '' J victory li, Noy^tnJjer,. And not with-'
j I ? standing this is true.'we think either
mm ? ?tWMJ?M?egt?-"Vai.wqpthy of the
li iglf. hOTft^smd 'couid- have "carried
J "the state by. handsome majorities.
I72 The congest between, these lenders In
HH K thil "party was . a', sw^eet'spirited one
and those who know the Republican
fcl metal .Of which they are made are
''if?* fuRy awaye that thAwlirbow to .tho
the malorlty^nd' will work'
I diligently for the success of the vielory
at the .
?
argjiiawBiBW^
ISOCrALl
1^^ "*' Birthday Party.
Mr. add "Mrs.'Eidward Mills gaVB
a very pfeawhy birthday party' Tuesday
evening ;at their home at Broad
Oaks In honor of the sixth birthday
anniversary oT their daughter, Lll-v
Music and gameswere the pleasant
Sdi versions of the evening and
refreshments were served by the
hostess. All pronounced It an evening
of-enjoyment.
" Those'present were Miss Vera
King, Bertha Wafers, Pansy ?at-"
ton^ Lexie Qoodwia/ Grace and Eleanor
Rldor.'XJora WfW'ains, Margaret
"Watsonlfcva'> Rogefs.- Flora Watson,
I \||^ '
I J nr Cent
? -
Patton, Nclla and Delia Wolfe, Mary C
Cramp. Mildred flooten,io?'Parkera- h
burg; Miss Bessie Thompson, of f
Bro?dij^,irjsr.' Cramp,*
MfiviMcrfrto; fcarf Me?tr?; Harvey *
WiWlaJHSfi^wS--OrvWi
Wlndom, ' JH&' ' Hudklns, Raymond Kenacd&jS&k.
MetnamClayton tl
Curkendall.'rBryan Carder, Cay P
Macker/i&lt^UHs,-Winis Hefner
and .?*?! .ftntw***-.... - i r?
;^i/Hra-'iml^ntertaing, . ?
'in her'horde. 6n the Phlllppl road
Mrs. Guy H. Earje entertained a tew C
of her friend* yesterday afternoon w
from'j to ^"oJsJpckXinfhbnor ot Mts,
John Ijyba, Of Steubenvllle, 0., who d
is visiting Mrs. Frank WltHson. Upon b<
the arrival of the guesta fr^uit punch l?
was served'on the large veranda and m
the afternoon's diversion was fancy w
work. .Delicious refreshments were
servedjw^theJJa^^^aJJo^werjB a
sweet peas and greenety.' tt
Among the Incited 'guests were u
Mrs. ^Harry .JBrown ..and .her guest,
Mrs'. JT'D.^Tutiier, ' 'at' 8iiem)' Ore.'; hi
Mrs. Bernard Wilson, Mrs. David si
uarter, Mrs, Blair Wllllson, ?Irs.. John j
Stone, Sirs." Degan, at Now York;
Mrs. John IJoyd, of Steubenrille, O.p p<
Mrs. Frank WlWsonr and Mrs. Mc- g,
Enteer. ' ''
. ' rr~? " vi
Knitertal* FHenda.
-Mr. and Mra. Ehrenberg enter- m
talned a few. of . their ftlenijs. at
Aeir home in the'New Fafr Grounds
idditlon Tuesday evening. Music l8
ind games were the "diversions of the ijj
ataning. ^fter ; which refaeaiuaentt ;t|,
were served,
Among those .present were ( Mrs. w
r; :F. Currence, Mrs'. T>. A. hl
irown,'"Mrs". NjeiirgO?Tate,: Mrs?"A"7' M
r, Smallwood, Mrs. Coplin, Mrs.
WesleyiHerron. Mrs. (Ernest Bland, w
drs. James Johnston, Mrs. Mays, |
diss. (Ethel Biltfngham, Miss Ethel |
dartin, Miss Sarah Collins, MissJ
r&e!%ai0|rfch and Miss iBtherfi'h?*!
enberg, and Mr. iHerron, Mr. D. |
v. '.""(Continued on page Ave;) 1
. 181
^' ^|j
C : V. " i . , t6
l\nd.-Gtrte -Are-to- Be in -thft
; 'Saddle at "Buffalo Bill" g
r.i'Vf > ifi t GgtSsiil' * ?
i ii-niy.jiiy zz. ?'li
Skylarking ;at speed," throwing ""She #j
lariat, reviewing the. methods of the ^
pony-express and quadruped?along
op the pigskin through- the mazy
waltz, the "swing your neighbor" j,
quadrille and the charmingly graceful
reel,..^alanqing themselves, .on the <,t
goat-gyrator of the^ plains, the #lld
bucking broncho, the original "Dip
of Death" creator, are a few of the st
excellent feats of horsemanship execu
ted by the cowboys and ranch h(
girls.with Buffalo Bill's Wild West' 0,
and Pawnee Bill's Far East here Fri- .
irr*'. ?aiiimLioiih oi ' Sun _axe. :(j
accomplished' with a rocking-chair lE
pace, with. apparently the ease of
riding a hobby-horse. But such 1b f[
not the case, for one of the most diffi-. ,n
cutl of their tasks is brlddling, sad- =
dling, mounting and retaining a seat
on the broncho from Colorado, and ^
the aeryJ and treacherous , mustang
from Texas. As these obstereperous
and Jiberty lovipg ponies hurdle high;
into.the sir, jand then tumbling heaty ^
oli the ground use a-irhndted" biting ^
and kicking stunts to dismount their c~i
unwelcome 'rider, many a "spill" is b
taken. cl
The riders of the Far Bast section f(
are equally -as skilled in their, petu- ?
liar art In the saddle, led by . the y
Russian Cossacks who compete ?
strenuously for equation honors. n
The wonderfully educated ele- p
phant, "Minnule," in Prof. Gruber's tl
sextette of inan, lady, horse, pony ! k
and dag performs marvelous accom- 0
nllRhments. Thp'trminA nf 1? Haitian !
dancers are wonders; the fox-hunt, ?
mimic Indian battles and scenes are a
all interesting and educational.
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1 WALLACE P
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WAULlAiCE, June 12 ? Maner
Lodge, No. 172, Knights of Pythias, fi
will hold Its memorial service next h
Sunday morning at 10;30 o'ctock inl *
the Methodist lEpiscopal .church
hWef "the "Re. Haxry C. Howard, tl
pastor of the "First Methodist Episcopal
church of Fairmont, will |
preach the sermon. . ,,
START A SAV
Huj good things are add about cm
iCLAI
K. TJBWmrEB, PresMeB*.
J-"?^LkSLZmmmm
site Monday and ^ueeday;F~-. "<^j
L. K. Bennett and daughter, ^
sry, of 'Fairmont, were guests of co
[t]i. Litxle^Batee,' of Watwii are, on
lie, Tpcentjy. - j- . -;i
.Mianes. Grace end HUUrfZWto, of in]
te Parish'addition, are vtxiting In an
arlcersburg this week,
W. :.G'<'Kemper, of Tjoet run,-has da
B.
!'. Ojfrett located ia tbd BWrttt.
dmtifin *n4 wm.^oi^ 3?
L. C- Fox la home from the Blue .w'j
reek, oil: field, where h?. iu^heen ;
orkl{ig^fof,vfaome. ttae. . jft
Mr*. J . Blaine Moore and little tu
aughter, of Fairmont, .-wht*. tycj ^
een visiting her tor se verdl, days/
ift Tuesday morning fordBlg Effik,
here'ithey will spend a few. dtfya sit
1th fronds*- "j, . - lx
ThejliSdljea'. IAI4 .Society, wlj^gfifie pjj
pie, peanut and ice cream socftVin .m
Mrs; I'. N. Dean tias returned'.to 1
Br home on 'Middle :'Rtmi-'.,(.**!{i!sr ,U*I
>endng several' days visiting. Mrs'.
. B. Locke, of St. Marys^' p.|/"
Miss Sylvia.. Mdlntire, at
)rt, has Seen here a 'few da^^r-pi
aest tlf Mr8- sBesalee Talklhiftflueer Utj
^Isaac D. &tjftson! was ah1?wfil8S# ?
sltprf at; iri?toSblrg "ft
Mr?i i!: fyPa&ci ieft?Tttfe*i&*$
ornihg to Wsit :her'ddnghter^Mts^ by
. s/Harbert.'Jbf Ttolflnfi-VwH ' " ' "
Miss, Tresla AShctdtt; af sMat'gyet, ^
&
oblntfon, or the Middle -Hun-: addU ^y;
tm,"-W ; . " ?.w
R. tb^BoifttoA^of * ctatttpborg,;|2
as here Tuesday looklhg^-'at^pr
isiness .flijjttpfs . Jof the. Baltimore gr;
id Ohio Sailroad Company . ' Q)
, or
Qwy?o?Q?ftKy<yft^owai>o*croffOff<yQrtyogoCQCQBQPtBQflflJ
fMWWVOiOi*iP<p<WWMVCWWWs><WsWW>fy
arcmsrwamc^^ on
WES7T0N, June 12?rThe Demo; ^
atlo primary election in the county
!su||ted in the nomination, of Erattlc' .,
Uteitin for. sheriff . over . . W.v E. ju
bodes. : ;p!
S. 3. lAdams, state deputy < for e=
e. ". Protected Home Circle, Of
'heeling, is1 ih the'city having-* Ha
rge class examined for a class ini; <tu
tatlon ' Friday night. The-Protected oma
Ciceie -has. .baea.. one ?,of~tha.?.
i a -u- - ?_
giuntus uiucia iu lue viij-*
id- now has reached a membership j
100.-' ' ; ;V
Op the last of this, . month the i
swls county glass .plant Win close I
)wn" for a few t
hlch it will resupie operation and .
|iitln'pe--throuBhou?^the"',atti(V- ' and " I
Inter".' ' ' " .
At -lie'r home on . iWest (Fourth- $3
reet Tuesday afternoon. .,.Mrf,..,
alph Thompson entei tamed : for. Te
Bf little daughter, Stella, In honor ?
1: her" rifth'birthday. '
Mrs. A. C. Mlhnach has returned r*.
oma'tlsK to her daughter, tyMfc 5?'
v'p.sCupp, atConneUsrllle,iBa.~ _
Mr. and Mrs. lAlex Blumberg and co
imlly made an automoblle'trlp "to
uckhannon, returning Tuesday." '-of
?v?* ~ i th
WEi.fi POSTED _ ih
. California Doctor Wltli i!T~Ye?r>' R
Experience; ' : ~ is:-Ar. hi
n .-s-w-? t is --'-J jj
'"InjijAr 10 years' experience at , a_Ue
tacher Iand"''praot(fioher mTcmg?Syt"
lenlcJjBesV' Says a Los Angeifes "pljls" y.
clan, VI have never found' n. food to
impale wlth^ Qrape-Xpts ? TjjL tb?. .
eneflt; otf thi geherar health oi all
asses! cif people. "
"I have recommended G-rapa-Xuta Vj
>r a p0im'ber't>r..'yea5? ;to. (Atlents jir
1th (he greatest success and 'every th
ear'ftfexperlence makes pie ?n?te(ien- gj
liialasUC regarding Its use. be
"I ma.ke-1t n-rule to alfwaye Yec'ddi- ,,
lend Qrape-Sfuts, and TOstum in j"
lace. of cojfpf, when glvlrig my pa- 1
lents instructions as to diet 'for I rc
now both., Grape-Nuts and-JPostujp Pi
an be dleefcted fiv nnvnno V
"As for myself, when 'engaged In h<
luch mental work my diet twice a ^
ay consists of Grape-Nuts. and rich ..
ream. I find it Just the :thlng to
uild up gray matter and-keep the
rain In good working order. lr
"In. addition to Its wonderful ef- ar
tots as a 'brain and nerve food'Grape- eu
Ut* always keeps the dlgqgtlve ot- <h
ahs -In perfect, healthy . tone. .1
itjry.it with me when.I travel, othef- ,_t
lie l am almost' certath to hare ..
quWe with my stomach/'J tNsfilie
Iven by mall by Postum COr/tSartle P'
roek, AflCh. 1 If* " '?T
Strong endorsements like-the'albove PI
oin physicians.all ever.the,-country of
ave stamped Grape-Nuts" the most to
tlenthlc food in the wor'lf "There's
reason." ... ta
I? 4 -In plwis- for the 'famous Ute
btfulC "The Road-to WeKvUle." - 7*
Ever rpad the above letter?.. Ajftep! J/
nn appears from time to time. Ttiey
re goti nine, true,' and full VSf Human
itcrdst- . - ?
'INGS ACCOUNT
?? 1 1 S-T-T"
u method* at conducting tid* haafc. A.I
Bwife but for the miiti . ^
3C0UNT8 JLT THIS BANS
?
jpii.ri i?Tiif^'jii' r' ' ITiTrV.' .
J?ffir Pittsburg to'rUR. rilatlTes
Mies battle tBranhon^has bee
Bided -to- fisr 'bom* -several dlj
accoupt of Illness.
Miss Georgia Hawkins was too)
P'Wtfer .lnsnrance business at R(
eke the first of tbe week,
iliss. Grace Goe will leaveThun
f for aurtslfrto.hpr saint, Mia. -J
Gfcllaghhr; fltarksburg..
fingltveer W-. B. (Hardman lei
tefcjervfor;'N?w Jersey, where h
11 Wed-jMlM Jean Rowahd. "
4ri[: 'Grant. Pool, tit ?iktns, ah
[K* George Ramsbutlg>'fcaTe ,rt
rned Wfb a <yis?t to-thetr moths
.'twakew.e fUn--i* .- ?: +
Charles Trbxell has accepted
sit ion at B'. TCaplatt'adapartmei
irar-to take the place of J. W
Btagtwho is establishing a olothin
slness of his own. -Ih?
BID BRBBH
- .
J your Duty to Get at the Cans
*od Remote It. A Word to Uio
Wiser You Know.
Qr.-Ed wards' Olive" Table tal'the sub
tttte. lot ctiiawel, V1H -poBifively d
> work.i?. *."' ' '
People-alTll^iedtt.with .bad"-.brant
ff^allck,reli?'tproush Dr.JSdwirdi
iyevflSableti^" The pleasant" sugar
rted, tablets are taken'for bad brent
-an-who kntrw themr -4-*
OJlve TaWets act gently butflrml
t'htj bowpls .and^lyitr.<'atlinu]atln
lip 'to "natural, action." dTehrlng' th
(od and gently purICying the ehtl?
rtenjTof Ithpurities. -...
PheV-do^all that- dnngerouT.calonu
ns without any of the.bad after el
Millie benefits' of'nas(y", slckenini
Iplng cathartlqe are derived frot
lit. .Tablets without igrlping, pal
dlsagreeab}e*eftects..e? any hind.
Dr. P. If. Edfpn.rdStdlscovered th
rmlU.a after seventeen years of.prat
e"' pmoHg patients afflicted wit
wel and liver complaint -with the ai
ndant bap breath, i ; .
Olive Tablets are'a purely vegetabl
mpound mixed with olive oil. .
Try Olive Ta bl etajoday^^Take oii
'act. , -?H
"Every little Olive Tablet has
jvement all K,
10c and. 25c. . . ., .. ....
The Olive Tablet Company, of Ci
mbtis. Ohio. Dr. FtSjf. Edward
iaSnii'W- va *V ..!.
Combine. In one the rlchei
ivani?wlth tli'c .most denghtful hot
i'i??nd you lhaie
HAVANA
10 ; Cents to 3 for 69 Cents,
1 be {tail; m dealers, cafee and dub
"I I 1
Notice Is hereby gtveiri tihat. at
eeting of the' stockholders' of Pari
stnoitt Burial Vault" Company,
rporatiori. created' and o'rgnnlzt
ider and-by-virtue otf- the laws
e. dt^tc .ol West VJrjint_acby virti
a cnnrto issued-to,H 'beating da
e first day of A,pr$J, IjD 08, held i
fi ofilco -of Charts ~P- Johnso
5am 'NO 415, GonJlulldlng, Claris
i>^cMiVlrgm?^.'?uSday. M?
, 19t2; the foilow-tni tesolutlori wi
lorlteff :yirtftdi* c?^ '
"Whereas, Parry Cement Burl
lult Company has ceased-to -engai
buelneco. * <, - >
Now; therefore, .foe,Jfc resolved:
1. That Parry ( Cement Burl
tult pompany, a corporation creatl
id organised under and foy virtue
e lasrs i t the Stale of West VI
nla, }>y charter Issued "to It ar
arlng, date-oii the flrit dSy'bf'A&r
i08,' does hereby Jlscontthue i
isineifs as a corporation, and su
nders Its charter to the said Sta
West Virginia.
2;. That, A. P. Gladden be, and
srefoy authorised and directed
ake payment out of the funds <
Is company, of all the debts and 111
lUles of said Company, If any, dl
Ifoutq such assets and property,
iy, as may remain, and to execu
ch papers as may be necessary fi
is purpose.
*. That the president of this co
iraUen to'cause notice of the adoj
>n of the foregoing resolution- to 1
ibhkhed hi some newspaper of gel
al circulation, published near tt
Incljaal -oftlce or place of bualne
. eatd corporation, orice a week ti
tjr tinneecutive weeks.
That'said president "do certify thei
Solutions to the S^erettffy of Sta
Wok Virginia, a Mfdo deliver I
m a: cerftftcste of' p JbJH?tlon I
lit" notice "a# required by law."
P,-GiiADiD?X, Pre*
QHAlRg^Ee B. JOHMSOK, Sec
WITH THIS
I. who ?mil. IkeoNlrN air 'oat wan
re weiloome the Small eoeuente ae ,
DRAW INTEREST A
Savings Bank
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?-ftyirr;?t~
=! r| THE WATTS-L
^ We GiVe"S. Trading
- ' 1 " - " . .?.1: .... , . =s=t*
\ Special for Thursday, <
: Inch Sm
-J ' -.' i v. " >'
a *A line of beautiful embroidery flouncing
?. pieties in a variety of attractive designs i n e;
ir indies wide, fine aheerswiss fabric These*!
a 'To; be sold Thursday in patterns o?five yard
it '
I Special for Frid
Our Greatest June Sale of
(1.50 GOWNS AND P
In this special June 'Si
muslins for women
? daihty garments, all n
5 the first time this weeli
' Gpwns of Crepe.Lo
i and Voile, Dainty trini
e aiid torchon laces anc
Muslin Petticoats wi
- and flounces of same n
[; lace panel effect.
50c LACE AND EMBROIDER
? An entirely new lot of corset <
t- undermuslins. Made of good
ip finished seams, trimmed across
ie bon-run embroidery.
ie. The June Sale of Summer Um
a SB3E WINDOW
I Extra Species in This Gi
$15 to $18 Trimmed Hats
- $8.00 to $10 Trimmed Hats
l $6.00 to $7.50 Trimmed Hats
I Gargets, Rugs and^l^qce Curtains
' Prices that challenge
$2.00 to $2.50 White? Wash Skirts
$1 Imported Grecian Voiles
$2 -Twenty-Seven Inch Embroider*
69c Men's Underwear
20c Printed Cottdnjyicspes
= 25c Swiss Embroidery
a 35c Imported Madras Cloth
1 All $15, $18.75, $20.00 and soi
* 35c Imported Zephyrs
;fp $15.00 Room Size Brussels Rugs
" $1.35 and $1.50 Rxminister Can
*r 75c Middy Blouses
" 39c Mercerized Voiles
?! $1.00 Guaranteed T a {{eta
35c Wraps Printed Voiles
si nn *i en c-.u
"*l | yx?w iv yi?w ???' vHiaru uiir
5 ! $7.50 to $12.50 Embroidered Rol
?! $7.50 New Tailored Skirts
t? 50c Silk Boot Hose
Z All $25, $30, $37.50, $45 and
is $1.50 Silk Gloria I) mbrellaa
25c Mercerized Linaire
*: $1.50 Tailored Lingerie Waists at
t'ef $1.25 Corset Cover Combinations
>r 20c French Nainsook, Bolt of 10 y
r $1.50 Royal W orcester Corsets
>e 25c to 35c Figured White Madras
?. 85c Salem Sheets
" 25c Turkish Bath Towels
Huck Towels
w 12%c Superior Long Cloth
*; 25 Per Cent Off the Price of
Y'\ ; . . - ?
>, ' 1 ,f
BANK AND WATCH IT 6
tan are well pleaaed anil tier wm MO job ao. Tbla la ezctarfn
gladly ai we do Ike larger ooea. t
T THE RATE OP 4 PEE CEKT.
Land Trust
KfByyp' 'r u
-^TT- ~| J
Stamps with Cash 'Rjroiu^;-/jpj^;!1 j(JI % H
Sune 18fo; Wm. ~~j | I
iss Flouncings, 79c
summer dresses. FresK.TiS?. i. I
yelet ajpd fldral effects. Full fe^ty-five
Iquncings are worth $2.00
S-at 79c yard. fl
at), 9 a. m.
: Undcrmuslins T |
ETTICOATS, 98c . I
Bile of fine ^ndfe,;
are hundreds;!^
ew and shown for I
ng'cloth, Nainsook || I
Lining's of Val aUd
l swiss embroidery. I
tl\ 8k 11 IstCG floXlT^GGS
material trimmed in
Y CORSET COVERS, 25c I
. 1 _ _ 33? "jaw tJ 1
:overs in mis June Sale of " ' ]
quality. Nainsook, Freiitch
bast witb val laces and rib* '
dermuslins begins Friday.
DISPLAY. f'1''!
rea7 Rebuilding j
$4.9$"
> &W; \ , j
in tVic Rebuilding Sale):witW
all comparison. , -.j. j|
?tB9 ,
j Flouncing - 98>c Yd
- 89c
r l2Vgc Yawj i .
9c Yard
- 17c Yard
me $25 Silk Dresses $9.95
19c
- $8.98
pels at - 98c Yard
39c
27c Yard
- 79c j
15c Yard
is at - 39c yard
>es at - . $3.09
$3.95 I
25c \
$50 Silk Dresses $14.98
98c 15c
yard
98b >
59fc
ards for - $1.19 . ,
$10Q
sal only - 15c yard
49c
6 for 79c
- 6 for 49c
79c
New Summer Parasols.
?! A Per