anaheim-gazette 1927-04-28
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Fullerton Post to Stage Horse Show
Boy Scouts Giving Jamboree at Orange County Fairgrounds
As an "after-the-show" attraction at the Boy Scout Jamboree, Friday night, at the county fairgrounds, the Fullerton post of the American Legion will sponsor a high grade horse show, it was announced at a meeting of the general committee at the fairgrounds pavilion.
The show will be put on by the Orange County Riding Club, of which Fred West of Fullerton is president, and will feature some valuable and famous horses, including Edna May's King, said to be worth $75,000, and Flowing Gold, a $25,000 beauty, besides other high grade aristocrats of Southern California stables.
The idea of putting on what is conceded to be the biggest single attraction at the big Jamboree, was "sold" to the riding club by Don Jones, past-commander of the Fullerton Legion, at a recent breakfast meeting of the club, and final plans to handle the affair will be taken up by Commander Suters at the meeting of his post tonight.
The attraction will be put on in the grandstand enclosure immediately following the spectacular Boy Scout demonstration, in which boys from all sections of the county will display their achievements and perform stunts of scout-craft which are expected to be an "eye-opener" to many residents of Orange county.
"Boys you have seen daily, and never suspected of unusual accomplishments, will be seen on Friday night in an altogether different light," said Chairman Ted Craig, of the Jamboree committee.
Only 40 Hours to Old Faithful!
By the direct route...Union Pacific...you leave your Southern California home in the evening. Early the second morning after...it seems amazingly soon...you find yourself at the gate of...
America's most varied wonderland
By the direct route...Union Pacific...you leave your Southern California home in the evening. Early the second morning after it seems amazingly soon... you find yourself at the gate of...
America's most varied wonderland
Yellowstone National Park
There begins a thrilling experience among marvels unduplicated anywhere on earth. Astonishing geysers and boiling springs...hissing steam vents and colorful paintpots...magnificent mountains...canyons, lakes and forests...friendly bears and herds of bison and deer!
A marvelous place for your vacation reached directly by the Union Pacific with the finest of travel accommodations! You can visit Salt Lake City en route, at no extra expense.
See Yellowstone and Zion National Park on you way east!
Low Summer Fares! June 1 to Sept. 15
Personally Conducted Tours to Yellowstone July 2 and Aug. 27. Ask for particulars!
UNION PACIFIC
"The Overland Route"
G. G. BEEBE, Agent
Union Pacific System Tel. 729
Spring Building Change
IN THE SPRING TIME we clean-up and paint-up. There be a door, or a bit of ceiling or that needs fixing. A little re-enlarging may have been
Spring Building Change
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IN THE SPRING TIME we clean-up and paint-up. There be a door, or a bit of ceiling or that needs fixing. A little re-or enlarging may have been mind—and this is the time it done.
A stitch in time saves is just as true economy in up the building as in keeping clothes.
Often you can make over or a home as easy as you making over a hat. Why r the little job done and feel better it the rest of the year?
GIBBS LUMBER
IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY
FULLERTON
Phone 232
W. Santa Fe St.
PLACENTIA
Phone 30
So. Melrose St.
ANAHEIM
Phone 801
East Broadway
CALIFORNIA
ANAHEIM GAZETTE
Anaheim Over Top In Relief Fund
Anaheim has gone over the top in subscribin gits quota toward the Red Cross fund for the relief of flood sufferers in the Mississippi valley, Dr. J. G. Hilleary, chairman, reports. The Anaheim chapter was expected to raise $300, but the amount subscribed up to noon Wednesday was 25 cents short of $400.
"We are very grateful for the generous way in which Anaheim people have responded," Dr. Hilleary said today. "However, there will be a place for every dollar collected. It is estimated that 150,000 are homeless in this national calamity. Probably other towns and cities will not be able to make their quotas, and for that reason it is gratifying to be able to send more money than was asked of Anaheim."
The Red Cross here will continue to accept donations, even though the quota has been passed, should there be any more desiring to give. All money collected will of course be sent to relief in aquariums from which it will be dispensed."
Traffic Cops Win In Range Contest
Orange county state traffic officers proved the better pistol shots in a meet staged Saturday with the Anaheim police force. The Anaheim team has been known for its prowess on the range for several years. The motor cops' team is a comparatively new one.
The final score was: Traffic officers, 1272; Anaheim, 1034.
T. G. Yoder, star of the traffic team, held high gun for the day, hitting the bullseye for a score of 288 out of a possible 300.
The scores were: Traffic officers—Stinson, 258; Bradfield, 247; Barnhill, 213; Aldrich, 216; Yoder, 283.
Anaheim—Whalen, 216; Piffer, 224; Kelley, 216; Cheatun, 194; Darnett, 194.
EBELL LUNCHEON
The music section of the Ebell presented a very delightful program of classical music at a luncheon given at New England to California. Three and one-half months were written into the log of the Continental before it entered the Golden Gate.
By crossing the Isthmus of Panama, then the more popular way for intercoastal travelers, 8000 miles were cut from the distance between Cape Cod and San Francisco via the Horn; but even that was a tiresome adventure, unless, as in the case of the bride ship, there was an element of romance.
In these pulsating modern times there is one New Englander who cannot take so much time for traveling. President Coolidge lets it be known that he can not more than twenty-four hours away from Washington when he is on his summer vacation. Unless he chooses to utilize the air, this leaves California out of consideration.
When the constitution was adopted, a long period of time was placed between the election and inauguration of a President, and between the election and organization of a congress, because of tedious modes of locomotion, which caused long delays in reaching the capital from certain parts of the original thirteen states. There was no need then to think of California or Oregon. Had there been, it is feared that the nation's founders would have given up in despair.
Today it would be possible, in emergency or as a test, to reach the District of Columbia from any point in continental United States, excepting Alaska, within a day's span. With the further development of aviation, this time no doubt will be reduced to the daylight hours.
California is not so far away from Washington as the President imagines. Let him ask the air pilots.
European experts are said to be unable to understand our position on disarmament. Probably not, since Uncle Sam's opinion is that the only way to disarm is to disarm.
EBELL LUNCHÉON
The music section of the Ebell presented a very delightful program of classical music at a luncheon given at the Hotel Angelina roof garden on Monday afternoon. The colors of the rainbow were used in the decorations, each table featuring one color, and the whole blending into a beautiful rainbow effect.
About 140 guests were present to enjoy the dainty three-course luncheon which was prepared and served by the ladies of the music section. The program consisted mainly of classical selections, and presented Miss Gladys Miller, Miss Elizabeth Slegel, Mrs. O. L. Schumacher, Miss Katheryn Steward, Miss Ramona Mulligan, Mrs. Scales of Santa Ana, Reginald Taylor, Roy Mendoza and Maurice Waugh. Assisting as accompanists were Mrs. Margaret Buttree, Mrs. C. A. McCullah, Mrs. E. C. Kendrick, Miss Kathryn Steward and Miss Marjorie Rains.
Mrs. G. H. Goodale explained the story of the wonderful Wagnerian opera "Lohengrin," and of Verdi's beautiful "Il Trovatore." Selections from each of the operas were given during the afternoon.
this morning, "and although the main object of the "40 and 8" in sponsoring the jamboree was to raise funds for the boys, and be of some real public service, we expect many parents to learn a lot about boys on Friday night, besides enjoying an evening of fun."
Practically all organizations in the county were represented at the meeting, and more than 40 concessions are to be handled for the benefit of the Boy Scouts, and with the advance sale of tickets, sufficient cash will be realized to purchase a high grade truck, which the Orange county scouts need badly, according to Frank Mason, secretary of the committee.
THREATS AND MISTAKES
It is just as foolish for a nation to make threats as for an individual. It leads to regretful action in order to "save the face." When one says what he is going to do if someone else does not do a certain thing, he loses his freedom of action and is often precipitated into needless and harmful acts. Likewise, a nation which makes a demand on another and says refusal will have "grave consequences" puts itself in a bad position. Wars have started for no other reason than that such threats have been made and the threatening nation has been too proud to hold its hand.
It is reported that President Coolidge's cabinet has a wide divergence of opinion along this line, from the consistently belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations, to a very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover. The latter sees there and the body was brought to Orange for interment. Mrs. Parker was a former resident of Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton King and Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers of Compton were Wednesday visitors at the C. H. Owens home.
Mrs. Towels of Costa Mesa is a guest of Mrs. W. E. Tice.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey were co-owner Friday.
The Masons enjoyed a "pot luck" supper Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Austin of Mineral Wells, Texas, are visiting her mother, Mrs. L. A. Strain.
E. A. Parker of Calexico is visiting his daughter, Mrs. James Cole.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn, Mrs. J. B. Robison and sons, Lewis and Albert, called on Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin of Long Beach, Sunday.
B. R. Kratzer, 76, died Monday morning at his home on Western avenue. The funeral will be Wednesday afternoon, at the Masonic hall, Rev. F. S. Hilgenfeld officiating. The interment will be at Graceland. The Compton Masons will have charge. Mr. Kratzer has lived here for 13 years, but formerly lived at Compton. He has been an invalid for several years.
The Masons will observe public school week with a program Friday evening.
The bond elections Monday resulted in 146 votes being cast for and 16 against the $34,000 school bonds, and 136 for and 10 against the $60,000 sanitary bonds. Buena Park needs both the school room and the sanitary improvements to keep pace with its rapid growth.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Allin and daughter, Claudine, and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Austin and children took in the sights at Long Beach Sunday afternoon.
J. K. Doyle has the frames up for two new houses on Park avenue. The frame is up for J. F. Simpsons' new six-room stucco on Eleventh street and just across the street from it. Ernest Rennie's new stucco is nearly completed. The Sanderson house on Ninth street is finished, and the Warren house is nearly completed. The frame is up for the new clubhouse and dance hall in Homewood.
THREATS AND MISTAKES
It is just as foolish for a nation to make threats as for an individual. It leads to regretful action in order to "save the face." When one says what he is going to do if someone else does not do a certain thing, he loses his freedom of action and is often precipitated into needless and harmful acts. Likewise, a nation which makes a demand on another and says refusal will have "grave consequences" puts itself in a bad position. Wars have started for no other reason than that such threats have been made and the threatening nation has been too proud to hold its hand.
It is reported that President Coolidge's cabinet has a wide divergence of opinion along this line, from the consistently belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations, to a very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover. The latter sees there and the body was brought to Orange for interment. Mrs. Parker was a former resident of Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Lilton King and Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers of Compton were Wednesday visitors at the C. H. Owens home.
Mrs. Towels of Costa Mesa is a guest of Mrs. W. E. Tice.
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey were Co-owner Friday.
The Masons enjoyed a "pot luck" supper Thursday evening.
Mr和 Mrs.Otto Austin of Mineral Wells, Texas are visiting her mother, Mrs.L.A.Strain.
E.A.ParkerofCalexicoisvisitinghisdaughter,Mrs.JamesCole.
Mr和 Mrs.J.H.Spohn,Mrs.J.B.Robisonandson,LewisandAlbertcalledonMr,andMrs.C.W.GirvinofLongBeach,Sunday.
B.R.Kratzer,76,diedMondaymorningathishomeonWesternavenue.ThefuneralwillbeWednesdayafternoon.attheMasonichall.Rev.F.S.Hilgenfeldofficiating.TheintermentwillbeatGraceland.TheComptonMasonswillhavecharge.Mr.Kratzerhaslivedherefor13years,butformerlylivedatCompton.Hehasbeenaninvalidforseveralyears.
TheMasonswillobservethepublicschoolweekwithaprogramFriday.evening.
ThebondeleCTIONSMondayresultedin146votesbeingcastforand16againstthe$34,000schoolbonds,and136forand10againstthe$60,000sanitarybonds.BuenaParkneedsboththeschoolroomandthesanitaryimprovementstokeeppacewithitsrapidgrowth.
Mr和Mrs.ClaudAllinanddaughter,Claudine,andMr和Mrs.OttoAustinandchildrentookinthesightsatLongBeachSundayafternoon.
J.K.DoylehastheframesupfortwonewhousesonParkavenue.TheframeisupforJ.F.Simpson'snewsix-roomstuccoonEleventhstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthstreathandjustacrossthestreathfromit.ErnestRennie'snewstuccoisnearlycompleted.TheSandersonhouseonNinthtreesthatareonlypresentedintheneedlessandsmaltacts.Likewise,a nationwhichmakesademandoncotherandsaysrefusalwillhavegraveconsequences"putsitselfinabadposition.Warshavestartedfornootherreasonthanthatsuchthreateshavebeenmadeandthethreateningnationhasbeentooproudtoholditshand.
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It is reported that President Coolidge's cabinet has a wide divergence of opinion along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations,tothe very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover.The latter sees there and the body was brought toOrangeforinnovation along this line from the consistent belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all
SPRING TIME we want to
up and paint-up. There may
or a bit of ceiling or flooring
fixing. A little re-modeling
may have been in your
and this is the time to have
stitch in time saves nine—
as true economy in keeping
building as in keeping up your
en you can make over a room
come as easy as you think of
over a hat. Why not order
job done and feel better about
best of the year?
IT IS REPORTED that President Coolidge's cabinet has a wide divergence of opinion along this line, from the consistently belligerent attitude shown by Secretary Kellogg in all our foreign relations, to a very specific one taken by Secretary Hoover. The latter sees that the acts which inspired our protest were not those of a responsible government, but of a people raised to a high pitch of hostile feeling against all foreigners. Some of these people wore uniforms and doubtless some of the officers were with the soldiers and doubtless also some of those of higher command sympathized with them. There is not sufficient state of discipline in the army to enable its chief commander to control the troops as American and European armies are handled.
We should be "too proud" to jump into such a situation and begin making reprisals in a spirit of revenge. We owe to civilization a different attitude than that towards a people in a ferment of reconstruction. If it were in our power in China, as it is in Nicaragua, to exercise a pacifying and upbuilding influence, it would be different, but apparently the more we undertake to do by force in China the worse we shall make the situation, the more inflamed the people will become against us and all foreigners and the longer it will take to establish responsible government and recreate conditions of security for allens and commerce. It was foolish to make a threat.
NOT FAR FROM EAST NOW
In 1866, the steamer Continental made a voyage from Boston to San Francisco with 200 prospective brides for West Coast bachelors. The route lay through the straits of Magellan and the trip required almost as many months as the days that now are scheduled for the rail journey from
BIG AUCTION
Martin’s Auction House
137 SQ. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM
SATURDAY, APRIL 30
Afternoon and Evening
Several household outfits to be sold from different places, consisting in part of: Bedroom, Dining-room, Living-room, Overstuffed Sets, Rugs of all kinds, also a lot of nice Birdseye Maple Bedroom Furniture; Parlor Set from Mrs. Snyder, South West Street; Dishes of all kinds, Tools, Stoves, Ranges, Ice Boxes, Office Desk, Typewriter, Electric Sweepers, Washing Machines.
We sell at private sale all the time, but our auctions are on Saturday. Be sure and attend the bargain spot of Orange county.
JACK MARTIN,
“The Irish Auctioneer.”
DON’T FORGET THE IOWA PICNIC SATURDAY!
DON'T FORGET THE IOWA PICNIC SATURDAY!
Western Auto's Season Opening Camp Goods Sale
A ROYAL greeting to the camping and touring season...just in time to save money for early starters, and to give those who take their vacations later a chance to complete their outfits in advance, with comfort, safety and pleasure increasing necessaries...at most substantial savings.
The price reductions shown here are typical of many others we offer during this timely sale...Every article is from our regular stock and is fully guaranteed.
AUTO TENT [shown above]
Roomy, very light in weight, and compact when folded. Convenient side door. Well made of 8 oz. 36 in. base white duck, with brown water-proof top.
Special Sale Price, 7x7...$7.95
Same size but of 10 oz. khaki...$9.77
PALMETTO TENT [shown below]
7'x9'6", needs no guy ropes and only one jointed pole. Has screened window, floor cloth, pockets and large awning.
10 oz. khaki...$20.66
2 door Palmetto Tent 8x11, heavy U. S. Shelter Duck...$26.91
11x11 Palmetto Tent, reduced to only $29.25
FOLDING CAMP COT
Strong hardwood frame with heavy white canvas cover. Guaranteed to support half a ton. Sale Price...$2.60
ALL STEEL FOLDING BED
Sleep with all the comfort of home on this large, springy double bed. Folds into compact bundle. Reduced to...$7.16
PRINTISS-WABER STOVE
Meets every requirement of the camper. Safe, economical and reliable. 2 burners, pump included. Regular price, $4.85.
Sale price...$3.90
Handy stove legs, 22 in. high...$1.75
ALL PURPOSE FOOD JUG
A well made one-gallon jug. Keeps foods or liquids hot or cold for many hours. Sale price only...$1.88
FOLDING TABLE
HANDY SERVICE 3-in-1 CANTEEN
Saves many delays...three well made one gallon cans, red for gasoline, blue for oil and gray for water. Fastens to running-board. Reduced from $3.45 to only...$2.80
ALUMINUM OUTFIT
All pieces fit compactly in large pot. Includes 2 cooking pots, two quart coffee pot, four cups, four plates, frying pan with detachable handle, salt and pepper shakers. Just what every camper needs. Reduced to only...$5.60
VACUUM Bottles and Jars
Guaranteed to keep foods and liquids hot or cold for long periods.
Vacuum Bottle, Pint, reduced to...83c
Vacuum Bottle, Quart, regularly $1.95. On sale at...$1.55
PRENTISS-WABER STOVE
Meets every requirement of the camper. Safe, economical and reliable. 2 burners, pump included. Regular price, $4.85.
Sale price.....$3.90
Handy stove legs, 22 in. high.....$1.75
ALL PURPOSE FOOD JUG
A well made one-gallon jug. Keeps foods or liquids hot or cold for many hours. Sale price only.....$1.88
FOLDING TABLE
Eat in comfort...this table accommodates four persons easily...is very light weight, yet sturdy. Opens or folds in an instant. Our low Sale Price.....$3.83
STOOLS AND CHAIRS
Camp stool, canvas seat.....60c
Same with back.....72c
Others, 72c and 93c
LAZY BACK CHAIR
Permits absolute relaxation after a hard day. Strong folding frame with canvas one piece seat and back.....$2.75
AJAX MOTOR RESTAURANT
For six persons...A wonderful convenience. Suit case style, well made of basewood, black enameled outside. Contains six each knives, forks, spoons, cups and plates, and salt and pepper shakers. Has roomy food compartment and spaces for two one-quart vacuum bottles. Sale Price.....$12.50
TIRES are Important
"Western Auto" Tires give long wear at money savings prices.
VACUUM Bottles and Jars
Guaranteed to keep foods and liquids hot or cold for long periods.
Vacuum Bottle, Pint, reduced to....83c
Vacuum Bottle, Quart, regularly $1.95. On sale at..$1.55
Universal Vacuum Bottle, Pint, enameled.....$1.50
Same, nickelled.....$1.90
Universal Vacuum Bottle, Quart, enameled.....$2.25
Same, nickelled.....$2.85
Vacuum Food Jar, wide mouth for solid foods, Pint.....$2.44
Same, Quart. Regularly $4.30,
Sale price.....$3.40
Snuggle Buddy
SNUGGLE BUGGY CHIB
A boon to motorists who have small children. Fits into back of car, or can be used as baby buggy. Folds compactly. Regular price $6.85, Sale Price.....$5.95
ALL WOOL AUTO ROBES
Best quality, in many attractive patterns...REDUCED 15%
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