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Second Hand Furniture
I (ought and Mold. Highest cash i»« !«•«•»» paid.
All kinds of Enugcs, Cook stoves and Heating Stoves, Just as
good new and at a saving of ouc-hnlf off new prior. Wo also
have a very complete line of dining room and bed room furniture.
l.ook over our stock before buying.
The Cash Bargain Store
403 Horth Commercial Street
WANT COLUMN
Wanted* Male Help
For U. 8. army. Able bodied un
married men between ages of is
and 35; citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate habits
who ran speak, read and write the
English language. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer. 102
West Main St.. Trinidad, Colo. tf.
Wanted
All alio ilo not receive theli
Uhrtmlide-New* t•• mli«>mi* »»••*
between 6:00 and 7:00 the *.r.ie
evening.
Second hand furniture. Carmirh
n« I and Co . Phone Trlftldnd 53u. tl
Girl for general housework. Apply
ni (’rancor Hwd. C’o. Kant Main St. tf
Your fllhim to develop. lUc u r«»l 1
at Green's Drug Store. lino.
Waitress at People's Cafe. North
Couinierciul street. 6
Cash paid for cast off clothing,
shoes and hats. Call Trlu. 426. Imo
Carrier boy. Munt have horse. Ap
ply nt Chronicle-News office. If
r or Sale
Old pupers mr putting on shelve*
or under csrpet. f» cents a bi.ndb
nt llie Chronicle-Nows ".fflce. t
Sell Off your SOI pills ►•luff buy ust'i*
C-N want ads. They only cost L
tents a line. ef
l*or new and accond hand furnlt
uro rail on (*nr!n|ehae| and Co.. 11(0
11(2 Kltu street. IMione Trluldtd
630. tf
High grade buggy ami saddle horse
cheap. I'hoiie Trlnldatl 2SO. 6
Messages and papers of the presl
tlcnis in ion volumes. Apply Chron-
Iclo-News. 3
Fancy driving horse, new buggy
and harness. Bargain. Address 11 II”
C-N. 3*
Five room modern home. Colorado
avenue, excellent condition. Price
17.000. IMione l(e«| 1352. 3
Two second hand boilers, one 60
II IV and one 100 11. I*, both In fa*r
condition. Address Town Clerk or
(‘layton. New Mexico. 5
Three 11. I*, gas engine for 92b If
taken at once, call nt Dwights Con
fectionery. 4
One Kirtlcy 700 pngo ledger at n
lingula. Iturhlwmlt S. and 1. Co. 3
WELDING
Frozen and (tracked automobile
tyllntlcrs welded. Prices reasonable.
Abbott Novelty Works. 118 N. Maple
etteet. tf
Taxi Cab
Taxi day or night. Call Toltec Ho
t-1. Trin. 684, or Trln. 294. tf
Printing
If you need printing of any kind
come to the Chronicle-News. High
class work, reasonable prices.
boat
Small black ninre, white saddle
mark, branded ”1/' on hip. 1401 San
Pedro. Reward. 3
Lady's small plain gold thatch
and pin. Verlio Gatlin's name In
nido. Finder please leave same at C-
N. Reward. 3
' Papering
Up-to-date designs of wall paper.
I.nrgo selection. Very lowest prices,
.100 Iturklaud, 109 East First. Phone
llnca 563. I guarantee. tf.
MONEY TO LOAN
On chattel security, reasonable
ratos, private. G. O. Newman* 110
W. Main.
Chronicle-News, f»os a month.
A B S T RACTS
THE T R! NID A A&I^'GO.
ROOMS 9 AND 10, POITREY BLOCtS. ‘'PHON E TpiNIDAD 641
r UEfIDASJBg*'
For Rent.
Three room furnished apartment,
with Imtli. Also 2 rooms for $l2.
light, beat and water furnished. 11.
L. L. Anderson. Anderson block, tf
Furnished housekeeping rooms,
too University. Phone Red 14 42. tf
Rooms for light houskceplng at Lu
‘uruc. Phone llaca 383 or 418 Beech.
tf.
One. two or three rooms for house
keeping. reasonable, 508 Animus, tf
Five room strictly modern furnish
ed house. Corner 7th and Ash. Phone
Red 2042. tf
Three rooms for light housckcop*
lug. 1004 Arizona. tf.
Five room modern bouse, otic
block from car line. Red 2362. !*•
Modern 5 room bungalow. Apply
M. A. Easton, 317 W. Topeka. tf.
Five furnished or unfurnished
rooms. 6117 E. Ist Phone Trin. 7. tf
Fm: iiMn d front room. 611 Pin**.
Red 1074. tf.
Modern rooms for light house
keeping. 701 State Street. tf
1 Two nice furnished rooms for
light housekeeping near C. and S.
simps. Abeyin Ave. Red 711. $l2. If
Four and five room modern bouse.*
close in. Trinidad 318. tf,
Cleaning
(’leaning, pressing and dyeing.— .
•I ho Trinidad Cleaning and Dye
j Works. tf
Furniture
We buy and sell second hand fur-
I nil tire. Call Trinidad 403. tf
Situation Wamec 1
Free employment bureau, office o.
Associated Charities. 416 Commercial
street. Phone RcJ 2962. Help
furnished and employment secured, i:
Young married mail wants posi
tion driving team. Can furnish refer
ences. Address C. A. Ilclfltand, gen.
del. 3
| Young girl 16 years old wants to
do housework. Address Sopris. Box.
"0.
Work in store or office, by com- 1
I lent young man. Phone Red 3735
19 year old boy wants work with
I rivllege of going to school. Will
' ork for hoard. Phone Red 2062. 2
TO EXCHANGE
(ins range for coal range. Tel.
I'aca 541. 3
Heartburn is a symptom of Indiges
tion. Take a dose of HERIIIXK in
*uch eases. The pain disappears in
stantly. The bowels operate speedily
tml you feel fine, vigorous and cheer
ful. Price 50c. Sold by llnusman Drug
Co.
PIANIST PREVENTS PANIC
IN “MOVIE” BY PLAYING
ALL DURING FIRE
Chicago, Dee. 7.—Fire in a five
cent moving picture theatre in the
down town district caused n panic
among the two hundred men, women
.• ciilluien, attending the perform
ance. Mrs. P. S. Doyle, the pionist.
remained 'playing “ragtime'' though
almost overcome by smoke, and
calmed the crowd so that no one was
seriously hurt.
~ CQUGH !
KwSors
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> THE CHRONICLE-NEWS, TRINIDAD, COLORADO.
DAILY MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
New York, Dec. 10.— Prices’ crum
bled today under persistent attacks
by the bear faction in the stock mar
ket. No resistance was shown at any
iMiints. Momentary checks which
tlie selling encountered were due os
• tonslbly fo a large degree to let
the market digest stocks thrown
overboard before a renewal of llqul
dnilon. Comm lesion houses closed
out many weekly margined accounts
and hurried calls from bauking Insti
tutions to remedy impairment of
loans led to a further sacrifice of se
curities.
Standard Issues were In the fore
front of the downward niovemout,
but the largest losses were inflicted
on the lessor known stocks. Lacka
wanna slumped 15 itolues. National
Ills ult 11. American Snuff s amJ/H
large number of other shares of this
class from 2 lo 6 points. At noon the
market was rallying briskly with ac
tive Issues up 1 to 2 (Miiuis from the
lowest.
Ronds were steady.
Shorts were impressed by the
ready übsorptlon of the Hill stocks
which lifted Northern Pacific and
Great Northern 2 points above yes
terday's closing nml they scrambled
to cover. Tills buying. In addition to
tonic demand, aroused by the severe
fall iu prices, soon carried the lead
ers up materially, Steel and Reading
telling a point above last night.
Pliers held well ou the recovery
bill the demand was limited on the
higher range and trading came al
most to a standstill.
The market closed easy. The ao
vote losses of the forenoon were con
verted into gains ruunig from I to 2
IMiints in such stocks its the Hill ls
ritcj. fit. Paul. Reading. Canadian
Pacific and steel, and there whs more
of an effore to bolster up Individu
al shares.
The tobacco group showed noni<
buoyancy and American tobacco soM
ten points above its lowest. Ynrioti
other Indimtfal Issues also moved up
in spirited fashion. The market was
under some pressure again Just nt
the dose.
THE MONEY MARKET
j New York. l)cc. 10. -Money on
• ail steady I i: ruling rate ij.
| closing bid •: of feted at SJ.
> Time loans weaker: 60 day* and
J "i days 6ft 6J per cent; six month*
• 54ft 52 per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 6
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with act
ual buslrcsi in bankers’ bill at 4.80}
for 60 day bills and at 4.5065 for dc
| niand.
Coinnierclal bills. 4.>0
liar silver 6 11.
Mexican dollars 491.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Kansas City Livestock.
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Dec. 10. —Cottle receipts
6.500. Market slow, steady.
1 Reeves 5.60 ft 10.50; Texas steers
I. |n <T( 5.75: western steers 5.50 ft
!•.25: Stockers and feeders 4.40 U
7.65; cows and heifers 3.704(7.50:
calves 6.501* 10.25.
HOGS: Receipts 28,000. Market
•inlet. 5c lower.
Light 7.30 ft 7.70: pigs 5.25 ft
7.771: heavy 7.35 ft 7.80; rough 7.35
•7.55; pigs 5.254 t 7.20.
Hulk of sales 7:55 ft 7.55.
SHEEP: Receipts 25.000. Market
steady.
Natve 3.751? 1.55: western 4.00 ft
I.so: yearlings 5.25 ft 6.60: lambs,
native 5.90 ft 7.90; western 6ft 7.90.
Kansas City livestock.
W'ansns City, Mo., Dec. 10.—Cattle
receipts 16.000. Including 600 south
erns. Market steady.
Native steers 7ft 10.75: southern
steers sft 7.50: southern cows and
heifers 3.75 ft 6.50: native cows and
heifers 3.75 ft 8.50: Stockers and
feeders sft 7.60; bulls 4.501*6:
calves 64(10; western steers 5.501 t
8.50: western cows 14(6.50.
HOGS: Receipts 19,000. Market
10” lower.
rlulk of sales 7.55 ft 7.75.
Heavy 7.70 ft 7.50; packers and
butcher* 7.604*7.70: light 7.50 ft
7.70: pigs 6.50 ft 7.
SHEEP: Receipts 1,000. Market
it ron «. •
Muttons 4 (ft 5: lambs 64* 7.75;
range wethers and yearlings 4 4(6.50.
Range ewes 3 4/ 4.50.
Denver Livestock.
Denver. Colo.. Dee. 10.—Cattle re
ceipt* 1,000. Market strong. 10c
higher.
Reef steers 5.75 4(9: cows and
heifers 4 4/ 5.60: stoekers nml feeders
5.50 4/ 7.35 : enl ves 6ft 5. 50.
HOGS: Receipts 1.200. Market
lower. Top 7.7 5; bulk of sales 7.60
4r 7 70.
SHEEP: Receipts 2,700. Market
strong.
Yearlings ' 50: wethers 14/
l.'O; lambs 0.504/ 7.25: ewes 3.50 @
4.25.
TIIF. WOOL MARKET
steady. Territory aud western me
diums 21 4t 25c; fine mediums IS4i 20
cents; fine 13 4? 17.
Boston, Mu**.. Doc. 10.—Trading
lu domestic wool is reported to be
very light but holders refuse to shude
values. Tile bulk of sales In terri
tory stock with Moutuna staple*
bring 26 cent*. Fleece wools are
firm, Ohio fine washed Delaine sell
ing at 34 cents. Medium fleeces urc
in small supply und selling at 30 to
31 cents for Ohio.
The demand fur pulled wool is fair.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago, Dec. 10. — Although
wheat touched a fresh low price rec
ord today lor the season, going under
89 cents, the dcrlluo proved slight
and the market soon rallied. Trad
er* genrally sccmd to have anticipat
ed the bearish effect of the govern
ment crop report. There wer ralio*
in northrn Argentina, nu inrrease in
the European visible supply and a
less favorable outlook t>-gardlug for
egn crops. The opening varied from
\c lower to a shade advance. May
started nt 8K2ft894. ranging from
A 4t ',c off to a sixteenth up and stead
ied at 89J.
The close was firm with May |c
net higher, at 891 *t 2
May corn opened unchanged to n
shade down, at 47Ift4s und rose to
4K *.
Till* dose was firm, net higher
for Mny at 181 ft 2.
May ont*. which stalled the faun
as last night to n sixteenth lower,
nt 3214* 2. sagged to 321.
PROVISIONS
Chicago. Dec. 10. —Helling by long*
weakened provisions. First trail ac
tions were 21 </ 10c off. with May
15.604i/65 for |M>rk: !•> 15 for lard
and 9.871 for ribs.
UNFILLED TONNAGE OF
U. S. STEEL CORPORATION
New York. I)ec 10 The unfilled
tannage of tl»<\ United State* Steel
•'orporation November 30 total*
.852.882 ton*, an Inert- • •• of 258.052
ton* over October 31
Till* is the largest tonnage ever re
ported on the hooks ol the corpora
• ion.
THE METAL MARKET
St. Louis. Mo, D0r..,10.- Lead un
changed. 4.20.
Spelter dull, 7 26
Copper steady Stsndatd pot
16.87 bid: December 16.87<i 17.37:
January and February 16.78 it
16.52 J: electrolytic 17.87. take
17.62 ft 17.87: castings 16.25 ft 17.37.
Lend easy. I 25 4* 4.40.
Spelter easy. 7 2n4i 7.40.
Antimony quiet: Oookson'* 101
Iron quiet and unchanged.
THE COTTON MARKET
Galveston. Doe. 10.— Cotton un
changed, 122.
Liverpool. Dec. 10.—Cotton spit In
fair demand, price* steady. Ameri
can middling fall. 7.53: good mid
dling 7.10: middling 6.99; low mid
dling 6.51.
Cotton futures «loscd firm (’los
ing bids: December 12.39: January
12.50; February 12 51: March 12.59:
April 12.56: May 12.56: June 12.52:
July 12.51: August 12.39: September
1 1.96; October 1 I >O.
Cotton spot closed steady. Middl
ing uplands 12.95: middling Gulf
12.30: sale* 100 bales.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN AND HAY
Knsnsn City. Mo. Dec. 10.—Cash:
Wheat unchanged to 1c lower. No.
2 hard 82 4* 871: N 3 80}ft 83: No
2 red 9714( 1.001: No. 3 BSft9K.
Corn Ift 2c higher. No. 2 mixed
47 4/ 474; No. 3 17 No. 2 white 161
@47: No. 3 46.
Oat* ttnchangi d No. 2 white 31
ft 35; No. 2 mixed 324 @33.
Rye 60c.
Hay stronger. Choice timothy 13
ft 13.50; prairie 1 i 50 ft 12.
Receipts: Wheat 37 ear*: corn 8
cars: oats 10 cars.
Close: Wheat. May 84: July 814
4? SIJ.
Corn: May 46i1; July 4CJ.
Oats: May 34e.
Wheezing In the mngs Indicates
ejected. Price 25c. 50 and SI.OO per
bottle. Sold by llnusman Drug Co.
that phlegm Is obstructing the air
passage*. BALLARD’S IIORE*
HOUND SYRUP loosens the phlegm
so tl|at it can be coughed up and
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
JAILED FOR MURDER CHARGE
El Paso, Texas. Dec. 7.—J. Long
nnd Oscar LnngemloiTf. American
mining men. arc in Jail at I’nrrnl,
Mexico, accused of murder, accord
ing to letter* received today in El
Paso. The letter* explain that the
campaign of the two men'was at
tacked by bandit) nnd they sent to
Parra 11 for aid. The Parrall chief of
police and a band of civilian* re
sponded and when they arrived
without uniform* the Americans
thought they were bandits und fired
upon them. The chief of police was
killed and the Americans were ar
rested. Long i* n brother of the
American consul, James I. Long, at
!»•> 11 I
DECEMBER 10. 1013.
W. N. Ferris, Next
Ruler of Michigan
HU Itupids, Mich . V Wood
bridge N. Kerri*, who will he tnniig
iirated governor of Michigan iii .lan
uary. Ik the first Democrat to hold
the office *ltice IKUI and the necond
alnco the war. Ho la Hoad or an odu
rational Institution in tllls city.
TRADES ASSEMBLY
URGES THE USE OF
HOME MADE GOODS
The Trinidad Trade* Assembly l* ;
conducting a *|drlted • iiinpulgn to j
'Hirourtiße the u-e ot Trinidad and
Colorado made itiNiilh With iiilh end >
in view the numbers have ehoaen a
eoinmlttee to wait upon the Chnm
hcr of Commerce, rotifer with that
orgn-itrntiou and dovl*o way* and
mean* to bring about thl* •ml. The
local iiianufnrtureni are urged to em
phasise the fart that their good* are
made In Trinld.nl and local rrtallerK
are urg.-d to make It known when
they are olferin;: for sale Colorado
products.
Tin- committee. In conjunction
with the Chamber of Commirrr I*
Instructed In find nut'
Firm. - Finding out what produ :*»
tire manufactured in Trinidad and
the state of Colorado:
Second—How many more perron*
would he employed If the Roods that
are consumed here that can he pro
duced here, were made here;
Three Ah to the difference in the
cost and the quality of the import
ed article compared with the home
made product:
Fourth—As to Its probable effect,
on the general wellbolng pi - rit
and huildliiß up of thl* city and *t it •
Thomas J. Fox, of the local Trade*
Assembly submltes the following In
connection with the work that has
been Inaugurated
"The assembly believe- that in or
der to have a prosperous city and
state that the people should us*
home made Roods, thus lending to
provide more steady employment
lor those who live here and also
make It possible for an Increase in
population, thus encouraging trad
and business in till its branches.
■ If you buy goods made in other
places, plain duty you are shirking,
fry Colorado wares and keep the
other fellow working."
"The label stands for home Indus- ,
try. the protection of the Interests j
of the laborer, the protection of Just
and honorable employees from com-,
p< titloti by cheap labor rivals; fair j
wages lor the tollers and better
trade conditions generally for both
employer and employe. It guaran
tees the workers a better living,
shorter hours, butter conditions and
mqrc money for the necessaries of
I life. The true foundations of goner-j
jal lasting prosperity and the symbol,
Believes This Hill
"Cure Long Troubles"
f'ormiiinptlon I* u tin(f<*rlndlsonse—> i
lb it Ih ••ii.* of im rlil. f tlniiKer* Tim**
who have If are rarely willing to nr- 1
knowledge the fail. If ltd* tioiildo Is
pr.-M-nt. ir i*• no time for triiliie If i
so >-.dli'il "rolif Inis lontr per-Uteii: If u
roiiiih Is pr«**.-nt llmt k«*.#.4 rmi nrivlnm,
or nay of the nyinitlotii* are pivaent,
sii. li ns f.-vi-r or iitulit *\ve;it-. w .'.ikin'-
mnl los4 of n|ip.'tlti'. iiihl pa-rlinps «oiik.
ridsliiK of tnneiis— do tin- sen -I lih' tlilnu:
- lake i:«-kiii:in*s Alterative ns Mr. Il*-t•
tersworth did
IlonliiiK tJns'ii. »'y.. |{. \o. -I
"fteiitlenien I wish to snv for voiir
Alf era live flint I believe It lo he ;1 nirtl | ■
l ine of ntieipnileil value for nil Itroin Ida)
and l.ting Troiilde. The Sprinc of Iptis.
I had a severe eotijrh for slv months I
tried all file medh-liie that my doctor*
recommended to me. Imt no results eain<* ,
for the better. I luid tilcht sweats, and i!
would eoimh and spit until I ko| so I
weak I could hardly do mi.vlhbig. Hut.
nf last, .tames Ileering, of Ohisifow- .Inn.- :
t'ou. Insisted that I try your liiedielue. ‘
111 on* week's time there was quite nil i
Improvement In my londltloii. and after
I had taken several hollies, I felt us well •
as ever lii my life.
I <h sire tin- world to know that t
firmly believe that your I Vkiiian's Alter
ative will cure any ease of luuir trouble If
taken before the last •Unite. I will uladly
write personally /to any party wniittnit In- 1
formation In regard to your wonderful
medlelne."* (Sworn Altblavii »
A. lIF.TTFItSWOItTIt
I'- kman v Alterative Is effeetlve in llron
ehltls. Asthma. Ila.v Fever: Throat and
l.utig Trim Me*. and In iipl.nlltllng the
system. lits-s not eoiitabi poisons. .>|.i - 1 1• s
or ha till forming ilrutr* Ask for booklet
telling of recoveries, ami write f.. |;. kmnii
l.aboratory, I hllade!phla. I’a.. fur more evi
dence. For sale by all leading druggists :
Opera House Drug Stoic, \V. S. Green
a f'n
Keep Ahead
By Telegraph
In the Holiday Rush
No time to write letters
and wait for mails during
this busy season.
Western Union services
will enable you to speed
up your business. | .
Use Fast Telegrams
rR-Wflljl'jkl Day Letters
Night Letters
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
No Suffering Yets!
The unniiliiml MifleriiiK of so many women at times
can be relieved hy a little care and |>ro|>er help.
Itcecliam's Pills (live just the assistance needed. They
net (jenl ly hut surely; t hey correct faults of the system
so certainly that you will find better conditions prevail
Amongst Women Who Take
this renowned and effective remedy. Bcechatn’s
Pills will help your digestion, reKulntc your Iniwcls.
stimulate your liver. Headaches, Imckaclics. lassi
tude, and nervous depression will trouble you less and
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BEECH AM’S \ PILLS
Wmbch Wiakbm to rtiM itMir ywsMi4 t—k« mtA to fr«l at lh»ir Ut(
ihwM be tui. to read I too —octal Aroal—aa orWto avant bam.
9»U ortriwher*. la Imim lOc.. Sta.
•of living wages and humane condi
!ilull* Its presence Is tho death cer
tificate of slavery and starvation,
,nM. It should he sought and enroll r
agrd |ti every honorable wav. If the
luiminlxed toilers theuiselvim do not
>:tpporl and uplift it. who can lie
looked to support and uplift it?
It is the duty of every union man,
woman and sympathlaei of oltboi • t
-1 i buy nothing lull what be.ire the
sterling mark of liourst workman
ship and living worcm.
"It is the only protection of the
:tidier and Hie foundation of the en
tire catejory of the benefit* lie |*
deriving from being In the union
ranks. Don’t forget tills whan you
are again buy lug. no matter what '*
i*xluting of every description neat
ly and quickly executed at the
Chronicle-News Jolt rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. l*se tho
telephone. Trinidad I in. tf
Winter Tourist
Fares
Ft. Worth and Dallas. Texas* and return ... $23.60
Galveston and return $35 30
Huston and return $33-30
San Antonio and return $31.G0
Son Angelo and return $25.70
Pecos and return $27.95
Waco and return $27.20
El Paso and return $33 90
Corpus Christi and return $40.G0
Brownsville and return $40.80
Carlsbad and return $23.95
Roswell and return $19.95
Mineral Wells and return $25.90
Charleston South Carolina an. .d return $05.85
Columbia. South Carolina, and return $62.15
Gulfport, Mississippi, and return $58.00
Meridian, Mississippi and return $46-40
New Orleans, and return $44.00
Mobile- Alabama, and return $58.00
Jacksonville. Florida, and rctuni $67.50
- Tickets on sale dally up to April l!H.*!. Final return limit
,luno lj 191 a. I.iberal stopover privileges. Fares to many other
points In Texas. Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama, Florida, Cuba,
Georgia and South Carolina.
• ‘The Colorado & Southern
Railway
PAGE SEVEN
PRINCETON GRADUATE
GETS LIFE FOR MURDER
Italdwln. .Mich . Dor. P* »> M
Auerbach «>f Cb i -ro. •• Princeton
graduate wn- ye* • rday s-ntcnccd to
life Imprisonment for the murder o
hi.* employer, Harry Fisher, former
Chicago promoter. Fisher whs kill
ed while Ii ii nt iit g with Auerhiii Ii and
the Uofandant clalmod tho killing
was accidental.
Embossed Xmas Stationery.
Tha Chronlt It Nt a thl
n I* showing a h«nutifiil line
of Christmas embossed station
ery. Orders filled promptly.
Call'and make your selections
nt once.