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TRAINERS
Leenard Shows Well in Camp
Workouts With Three
Southpaws
HIS FRIENDS CONFIDENT
nucltl Italic. . .!.. .Tiilv 10. IJetliiu
inns nnil ring shnrps wlin linve bren
lAherlnK under the lmprofleii tlmt
llghlwciclit.rliamplen nenn.v Leenard H
nt son" when Imttllnfr opponents of
tli(! neiithpnw style should linve wit
nessed the litlclieUlvr'N workout with
Johnny Martin, Hnminy Herne nnd Mike
Cnrrier in his training ycterdn.v.
Leenard, get ling into remnrknble
physical trim for his world's rlmtn
plnimhlp flRht with Lew Tendler, of
I'Ml.wtnlnliln t.t In.,... rI t..l .1
, .v... ..i , ,. , iitnrj vn.,, .1111,1
,yent several wiverp round nRninst the
........ trriiiiiiiH'll nlillllll; pUHNl'l Illlll
eer one of them "slings n wlekcd
left."
True, the imitntien Is fnr from tie
erlginnl nnd Leenard is net sailing
under the belief that because he can
serk Martin. Berne nnd Can ler. where,
when .nnd linty he pleases, lie ran de
the same with Temller, but it docs re
te show that Kenny can easily adept
his style of milllnc te meet the awk
ward attack of a left-hander
Leenard's admirers; dropping in
daily from. New Yerk te watch the
workouts, have been nma7ed at Denny's
craftiness in making the three "wrong
side hitters" miss their best blows,
while lie liimself counters with a
wicked right.
The rhnniplen'R right, his best hitting
hand has been flashing in nnd out
through his opponents' guards with
monotonous regularity that gives the
champion's friends confidence he will
subdue Hie terrific hitting Tendler.
ELEVEN BIKE RACES
Variety of Events Are Scheduled at
Lecal Dreme
Vlneenze Maddona, Italy, nnd Clur
Mice Carman, America, are due te
finish tlielr-trnining this afternoon here
in preparation for their thlrty-fivp-milp
mntch face in three heats at the Phila
delphia. Velodreme, I'etnt Drcc.p Park,
tomorrow night. This will be Mwl Mwl
denn's return appearance en the local
track since being forced out of com
mission following an accident In which
he suffered a fractured collarbone.
The first beat of the Maddona -Carman
event will be n ten-mile sprint.
Later n fifteen-mile race will be de
cided between them, nnd if n third heat
is necessary another ten-mile sprint
will be run.
The Moildenn-Curman match .ace is
only one, of thp i-oenil features en to
morrow's program. In nil there will
be eleven races, with competition being
decided between amateurs. Class D pro
fessionals, junior meter pacers nnd pro
fessionals. The professional sprint will be be
tween Debby Wnltheur, Jr., for whom
h world's title is being predicted, and
Francisce Verri. of Italy. They will
ride in a bnc-nille match, best two out
of three.
Anether race in which, an Italian
will compete is the junior meter-paced
leturn match between Felix Palti. of
the Itnlin Spertavia Cyclers, New Yerk
City, and Jehn Patrick, of Newark.
They will rldp In n five-mile event.
The Class D professional race will
be an Australian pursuit nnd the ama
teurs will cempetn in handicap events,
the first rare starting at 8:45.
THREE FOR McCALL POST
Legien Beys Have Registered Twe
Ne-Hit Contests
The llewaid.C. McCnll Pest baebnll
team, which has three straight icterics
te its credit, will play Mount Merinh
tonight en the home gieunds at Forty
ninth nnd Spruce streets.
The Legien lads have wen three
sti.alglit games, two by thp no-hit route.
The team Is made up mostly of ex
college plajcrs, and byasts n pitching
htnr in Cavnnuugh, te whom gees the
credit for both no-hit game-.
Jee Yates Is the batting star with sl
hits In the InM eight times at bat, while
all the ethers luiU' been placing nil eic-
icllent br.iml of ball.
(nines hae been m-ianged with Mou
nt pc mill ltartrain Pnrk, nnd negotia
tions me under way ter dates with
Slianiihan, St. Hmnabns hml i lie Green
wood Pest, of the Ameilcan Legien.
Tenuis wishing games should get In
touch with H. V. Abbett, -101U Pine
Httcet. Pheno Hating 17H-.
Scraps About Scrappers
Yeung MotTe l en tile Klilc lines ai a
ult of an uii'memlenul leul blew luffeied
In a bout with Johnny Krausa in Atlantic
City last wiel .MofTe u 111 Ire out of the
rme for nt least a. month, nixl Ills ilirectei,
KranUle Itlili. had te camel Ihree matcheH
nt Tientun, Anliun I'aik uml Atlantic C'lt.
As een ai Mufti) Is In condition te hex
asnla Itkh wants te )iali lilln off with
Ki.iune In the meantime Win In trjlng te
Keep 'leminv bheililun. 115, bun iiKiiltrat
an of the w eltcrwi-iahtsi
Willie .lnlen. of New VnrK, came mihln
an are of helnc l.nocked out In lliuiLu
last week uhfji he was kuuieil tlai mi jiU
bacU bj I'M .Marks, h Canadian lUlilwelsht
Jacl.aun was diepped three times 1, ihe
Canadian, and the draw dcclbieir ut th
Judi.es ut the finish of UU leunda was un
Luputai with the fans
A Malilp of bexen In Seuth Philadelphia
Is beltiB handled Jointly by Vincent Anthenj
and L.ini lllihai-ils. '1 licit mlltmen am
.Mb ke .McJloneuEh, mlddleneluhl, Hebby
iKId) lierdiin. weltei welsht, ltedds Jaiksen,
lis, and Uiuiig Ueiae, I'.'i) .McUoneusli lu
inatiheil I" letet i:ddsteii') .Miller nl Cnea
lir in the neat future
llillv Moere, of West riiiliilip)iln. in- I
tends spendln,.- Ihe itnucindw ut the juiii
mt.r at Wildwood.
AI hnillh has stalled li.nnliii, fei h pie.
fc.ssl'H.al cureei lie would like le make his
debut asalnul eithei W illli. chc.iut or
.Mn-key .Mai tell.
llen hegur, of riill.ideliihla .l.uk O'Milen s. !
has emend the local llitli' Held In the iuln
of a inanaaAr lie la luindllnk' J-Cnl llenaid, I
a Clile llS-peund"i
Jee (I'rckl Mlllrr will step Iniu wind-up!
elides ui tm I'ainbil.i I'i hlnj nlalil, lln I
will ke up DKalnsi 'luiniin Devlin, el
.MainMiiik l.eiin llass n .lie (Kidi Hli.u
ke will be Hie i-einl l'iel,.ns hum
lllaiklMun s Ki.uikle Miilth, Jail, K, sil
s Jin U .Malt, i and 'lulling lillu u .
uuni. Chdprit.
A I llrewii has p.aied hlhielf uimI.-i the
'niaiuibi'iiK in ui .auwii l.lltsuiii and is I
open ter cuiupelitlen . ith un of the ban
taniwelLlils Iri'i. .
llnrrj Nffl has a tiki nf hescis . mcrcd
In Ihe minin show tin Jub L' 'I he are
I'idni Cainpe h les llurke and Johnny
Wajes, nnil will appwir In innulie matches
at 'Itenlen
lllll rU, Hrltlsh weltei Might, has bteu
box I m,' siiLCCssfull) slnie hii Invasion In
thin cnuim euial inenlhs nue Cliailij
lluivev. who Is handln u' tin Ciikllslnnuu,
Is illikcilni: fei uulihes hen un bth.ilf ut
Wells.
( liddv lleinirui, Just anivd Hum I'nis
burKli is nr h.M' ' '" l"1'' " i"1 "I Ihe
I'll ladelphla featlierwelfclus I'leddv le,lv
Is kelni. lu hi, ia.e of I i iii.i it ., in lids
city.
I'refclnii llrewii. one tune eKie fMtlie'
welsht stai, will uel bail; Inte aitniu lo le
nleht at the Vutlennl A A iiienilni; Johnnj
(l.irdner In Hie elulil-ieund wind up. llcnny
l'ascnl nml Audi .MurlM meet In the neml i
I'rellmii Kid Hppj . lUllllug I'emnf,
Kllr Hr . Charley Lwlf and Hill
CeUn vi, Btbby White,
Harry Ertle te Referee
Lcenard'Tendlcr Beut
Harry Ertle will referee the
Denny Leenard-Lew Tciullcr light
weight championship bout te lip held
in Jersey City en the night of July
'27, the New Jersey State Doting
Commission has announced. Lrtle
acted as teferec in the Deinpsey
Cnrpcntler heavyweight champion
ship battle last year. As the Leen-ntd-Tendltr
bout will be ennducted
under the State No-Decl'len Law.
Ertle will be called upon te see thnl
tlie contestants observe the coin
mission boxing rules only, nnd will
net be required te select n winner
in case the bout gees the scheduled
twche rounds. M
PRINCETON TEAMS HIT
HARD BY GRADUATION
Football Suffers Less of Seven Play-1
ers Frem 1921 Squad
Princeton, X. ,!., July 111. Athletic
teams nt Princeton were hit hard by
the graduation of the 1D2U' cln"s, which
Included some of, the beU athletes that
hoc represented Princeton in ears.
Football lest DonelJ D. Leurle, one
of the brightest gridiron stars in jenrx:
Stnnten Keck, A. L. Wltmcr. Dill
Morgan. Ed Stinson. Henry Gnrrity nnd
Ven .Schilling. .
aDnpbuIl stars te graduate were
Walter MacPliee. who Is rcpeitcd te
have signed with tlie Giants; Tem Mnc
Nainnra, wlie also is' wild te have been
offered n rnntract by it major league
club; Dill Mcllvnine and Detting.
Of the varsity crew Jacksen is the
only one who will return next season.
The track team let W. Stevenson, It.
L. Jehnsen nnd H. II. Smith. The
golf team will be without Ihe services
of Wintcrlnger C'arrutli nnd Ered
Knnpper. Tim bnskgtball team which
wen the intercollegiate championship,
will remain intact with the exception
of Wittmcr.
Hoever Sails Tomorrow
Sciiilhuniptnn. r.n, July IP. Walter
Itoeiei, who rctemly wen tne Diamond Sculls
ehrninlenshln. will leaie for New Yerk te
morrow en Ihe Jlejestlc Austinllan com-1
petlters for the Dawn Cup also will be pas
sengeis.
TENDLERNEAR TOP
FOI FORLEONARD
Lew Is Sparring With Brown,
Dreney and Tiplitz at
Delance
HITTING HARD TO BODY
Delance, N. July' IDh-TIibI Lew
Tendler fs beginning te get near thnt
well-known "razor edge" of condition
was emphasized etcrday when the
Philadelphia southpaw indulged In the
most severe workout of his training
siege nt this place.
With the fight wllb Denny Leenard
In Jersey City just nine das away,
Tendler Mill hns plenty of time te reach
perfect condition, nnd be Is going about
tils work In n serious frame of mini .
After the dny's tell is ever ' endlcr is
just like a care-free child dashing mniliy
out of school when summer vacation
.. i
Put during his training '1 outlier Is rt
"wildcat." He holds nothing bhi I;
from his boxing mntes, Hnrry l)id)
Drewn, Tim Dreney mid Jee I ,'1'V.if-
tllOUgll l-PW IS mere enri-iiu nan -!
than with the ethers, becimse Jee lia
net vet fullv recovered from tlie dam
aged' ribs be sustaliiPil in lili lighf n -cently
with Pal Mernn.
The customary run, rundown nnil
rest comprised th-inernlng drilling. The
afternoon practicing was far mere
severe, with Dreney standing up mun
fullv under furious assaults by Lew.
That old left te the short tight ribs
and the pit of the stomach was work
ing overtime en Tim, nnd Dieney took
mnnv n crack that might hnve created
ilniiiage had net Tendier's fits been In
caed in the big slxteen-eitnce gloves.
'That blrd'x hitting hnrder than tlir
kick of a Missouri nillle." grunted
Dreney between leunds. Drewn's nc
tlvltv 'consisted of speeding up Lew's
attack. Drewn was in nnd out and
stepping n round trying te make Tendler
miss, while Lew was sharpening up w
ee In hitting the fast -moving targcl.
.VtaiTS
!,' 1
STORE OPENS AT 9 A. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M.
SlVIlllMlltllAY, JULY 10, I0S2 M
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCKS MiRKET IIV!tel2!S STREETS lL M
Come In and Hear
The EDISON
RE-CREATIONS
AUGUST, 1922
Price, $1.00 Each1 -
Spapena Weddinp; Jubilee, Fisher, Tener Billy Murray .
Brether Lew Down, Bernard-Briers Al Bernard
Pelenaise Militaire, Chepin. .,. .United States Marine Band)
Ballet Music Excelsior, Marence. . .Creatore and His BandJ eUJ -
My Melancholy Baby, Burnett, Tener Walter Scanlan j
Mill By the Sea, Adams, Tener Walter Scanlan ev''-1
(
WJ2l
The "Knocker," E.Clark, Character Recitation- j
Edward Clark (
I'm Geiner Back te the Work-Heuse, E. Clark.
Character Recitation Edward Clark
Fireflies, Lincke Reed Orchestra -0e.5
Fluttering Deve, Behm Reed Orchestra
Hearts and Flowers, Tebani, Piane Walter Chapman i
Mazurka A Miner Op. 67, Ne. 4; and Mazurka 50,95-
P Sharp Miner Op. G, Ne. 1, Chepin, Piane I '
Walter Chapman'
When Yeu and I Were Yeung Maggie Blues, Frest-
McHityh, Tener Billy Jenes and Mixed Chorus ( ...
Reck Me In My Swanee Cradle, Keniicr-Squires, Tener f OUJ8
Vernen Dalhart and Male' Chorus I
Price, $1.50 Each
Davy Jenes' Lecker, Pettie, Bass Fred Eat
Toreador of Mine, Harling-Conrey, Seprano and Tener I 807IG
Betsy Lane Shepherd and Chailes Hart'
Where My Caravan Has Rested, Lehr, Tener, .Lewis James 1 .-.-.
Garden of Reses, Schmid, Tener Lewis James b)lltt
Cnrnival of Venice Variations, Cornet Bohumir Kryl 1
As Once In Happier Days Op. (M, Ne. 1, Pepper, 8(1718
Violincefle Vladimir Dubinsky '
Price, $2.00 Each
Seng of Thanksgiving, AlUlscu, Seprano Anna Cae ) r,-.-,
Barbara Frietchie, Sleman, Bnss-Baritenc, Arthur Middletd u '
Serenade Les Millions d'Arlequin, Drige-Auer, . "1
Violin Albert Spalding
Hungarian Dance Ne. 1, Brahms-Joachim, VieTin
Albert Spalding I
Popular "Hits" New in Demand
Price, $1.00 Each
Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down In Dear Old Dixieland
Medley Fex Tret (Introducing "My Mammy
Knows") ludmar-Ruby-Dc Costa-Jereme, Saxo
phone, Piane nnd Banjo, for Dancing.. Den Parker Trie
On the Alame Fex Tret, Jeies, for Dancing
Harry Raderman's Orchestra
De It Again Fex Tiet French Dell, Gershwin, for ')
Dancing Harry Raderman's Orchestra
Teasin' Fex Tret, Carlctnn-Wuhh-Biesc, for Dancing (
Vincent Lepez Orchestra '
I'll Dream of Yeu Fex Tret Hetel Meuse, Veesep
Vincent Lepez Urchestral
82263
S09G3
30001
,1
GOOGG
f.nl fem in Fex trot, ricna-Lenraa, ler Dancing
Vincent Lepez Orchestra
By the Sapphire Sea, Snyder, Baritone, Herbert C. Tilley, Jr.i
Erin. You're Wearin' a Wonderful Smile, Stanley, ,-,n)r-
Tener Walter Scnnlan and Chorus '
Cleser, Dit Pare, Tener Walter Scanlnn
I Want Yeu Back Again, Commgere, Seprano and Tener e0!r7
Betsy Lane Shepherd and Geerge Wilten Ballard '
Snmn Sunnv Day ! ex I ret, ticrlin
Memories of Yeu-
.)()!184
Atlantic Dance Orchestral
Fex Tret, OVmif 1 "iOD7;i
Atlantic Dnnce Orchestral
Moen River Medley Waltz (Introducing "Colerado and
Yeu") Duvid-Juhmon-fletiison, for Dancing '
Green Bres. Novelty Band ). 10117 1
By the Sapphire Sen Walt., Snyder, for Dan:ing
Green Bres. Novelty Hand
Suppose the Rese Ware Yeu Fex Tret, Denni, Sn.e- 1
phone, Banjo and Piane Ernest L. Stevens' Trie' .
Idela Fex Tret (An Oriental fantasy), !l'i;ic- 1
Bradley Natzy's Orchestra '
Parade of the Weeden Soldiers Fex Tret Chnilve j
Souris. Jesacl, for Dancing. .. .Vincent Lepez Orchestra' .
Alt Over Nothing At All Fex Tret, Itulc, Saxophone, ,)0J8'
Banjo and Piane Ernest L. Stevens' Trie 1
I'm Just Wild About Harry Fex Tret (Introducing
"Bandana Days") Shuffle Along, Sisilc-Bluke, '
for Dancing Vincent Lepez Orchestra '-.JOOSS
1 Leve Her She Leves Me Fex Tret Make It
Snappy, Caesar Atlantic Dance Orchestra.
Stumbling Fex Tret, Confrey. .Broadway Dance Orchestral
Lovable Eyes Fex Tiet (Introducing "Hootch Rhythm") ( .,
Make It Snappy, Atteridge-Schwartz-Bryan 1 eU,'ai'
Broadway Dance OrchcstraJ
Economy Basement Specials for Thursday
C-B Corsets
Drastically Lowered in
Price!
$1.75 Corsets at. . . 59c
$2.50 Corsets at. . .$1,00
$3.00 Corsets at. . .$1,39
$5.00 Corsets at. . .$1,89
Ver full figures sh.es S3 le .IB
Pink nml while ceutll. Lew
nnil medium bust model!", with
lone lilpllnes. Well honed. Net
n complete size range, but every
tdze In the ldt.
Warner's Brassieres
and Bandeaux
65c Bandeaux al 1 9c
$J Brassieres and
Bandeaux 39c
$1.50 Brassieres al. . -59c
SUELLCHBURCS Kee-m'my "usement
$3.75 Cottage
Sets, $1.49
."1 nieces In white porcelain. Set
lncluilcs-
H illnm r pl.itp.", ' lirc.id 111M htiltct
pintcH, r. rt ii it p.iuccis, fi cup', ;
cnucpiH, 1 meat platter Sllslil defects
$2.75 Iced Tea or
Lemonade (J -j QP
Sets ?PXt)0
fai vije rlRwlf1-
Vlth I.iibp coveted pitcher and fi
Ii f t a tumlilprK
SNUZUFiBURGS i:-neni D.i?emcnt
Half -Price Sale of
$2.98 Ready-te-
Hang Window
Awnings
at $1.49 ea-
StieiiRh made of the faineu
r'iiiliidelphia tan and hieu stilpc
Slzci te fit inet any window "0, in,
I:' and 4 8 Indies
.15c Yard-Wide
Cretonne, Yard . .
Pietlj "Uiiip and llni.nl patteniH in
an excellent ai let ofielois I)p"di
uble for .sllj) ievci." window or deer
liniiRlngq.
STiLLLiNBbruS ,:cenniy Basement
STORE OPENS 9 t. M. CLOSES AT 5 P. M.
S""'Tr?nHIAYtl7YJB, 1922 f 1
NELLENBURGN
ENTIRE BLOCK MARKET W 12 STREETS lL M
Sale of Women's and Misses'
Coel Summer Silk Dresses
Prettiest Kinds at Marvcleusly Lew Prices!
Let Ne. 1 $7.50 te $10 Dresses at. . .
Daintily fashioned of taffeta, crepe de chine,
Kagle's tuh silk, pongee,
Canten crepe, printed
summer silks and com
binations of materials.
Delightful Myles ef
fectively t r i m m c d.
Choicest colorings.
Sizes fi te 41. One
pictured.
T.nf 2S12.nO
s te $15 Dresses at
$7.50
Tub silks, Canten
crepe, crepe de chine
a n d combinations of
materials in white and
s.u m m c r colorings.
Frecks for all occasions
beautifully styled and
charmingly trimmed.
Sizes 10 te 44. One
sketched.
LXHUiiTtirfU,
rvMMhm
Wftreft
aJ S7.."0
$5.50
'A' V
WMm
mm,
PM S5..'i0
Sale of Women's and Misses' $5 te $6 (0 QC
White Silk Skirts at W&.UO
Silk crepe, fancy faille, Fan-ta-si antl fancy silk weaves.
Splendid variety of smart plaited and gathered medcK
Sale! Women's $
Bathing Suits
nt90c
Smart models
of sateen, at
t r a c t i v c 1 y
trimmed with
bias black-and-white
striped
banding. One
sketched.
4k
km
flrtr, ve
ft!2kiA
S1".-
NBiTiflS Kconemy Basement
Phenomenal Clearance Sale of
Girls' $4 and $5 Summer
Dresses
at $1.95 Each
Coel, colored organdies and white
lingerie in many attractive and becom
ing styles. Daintily trimmed with
ruffles, tucks, laige cellars, sashc, laces
and embroideries Sizes 7 te 14 years.
Twe pictured.
19c
i
Girls' $1.50 Jumper (tQp
Dresses at Ui
Ramie in canary, Copenhagen tik!
pink. Pocket, armholes and cellar
pipeil with plaid gingham. Smartlv
finished with white leather belt.
Si,:es 7 te 14 years.
SI. 9,i
$1.95
5f 'B "RLiS Economy Basement
900 Dezen $1.00
Cotten Huck
Towels
TeSe.. g0c DeZen
Thick, absorbent towels, in size
Itx22 inches. Neatly hemmed.
i:ttllPiit for piefes'-inn ii u-e In
hospital", doetoih' and dcntl.ts'
edkes and nunkuie and hnlrdics
Ine ji.iileiu , Ne u-cfiil In hmiK'
faf and liand tow pIi
Mall ami I'linur Uitlris 7 1 1 ' I
( arcfitl Attention
SnTLL' '.3JRGS l:conem5' Busenicnl S.
Women's ExtraSizc
Bungalow Aprons
July
Sale-Priced
at89c
s i;skcS53r
Trim models
of checked per
cale, trimmed
with i ickrack
braid, sash and
pocket. One
illustrated.
'iB 10S !":t'one,n' HnseiTipnt
Continuing Our Extraordinary Sale of
Beys' $2.00 Wash Suits
at 9lC ea.
Stuidily made suits
of fine quality chain
bray in navy, giecn,
cadet, tan and gray;
also woven - stiipe
cliambray in blue, tan,
brown and cadet. All
guaranteed fast tolei,
P e p u 1 a r Oliver
Tv i-t model.-, with
long a n d short
leces, contiasting centiasting contiasting
ielor cellars, vest.s,
cutTs and pipings and
black tics. Sizes I! te
8 years.
Xenc Sent C. O. D.
, " je5 Kconemy Basenu'tit
An Importer's Entire Sleck of 9x12 Feci
"Trade-Mark" Grass Rugs
at $3.98 ea.
Extra-Size
Undernmslins
Twe Remarkable Values!
Women's Extra-Size
Envelope Chemises
59c
Each
at
:fN
A
Pietty
built-up
shoulder
models,
trimmed
with ne.it
cmhieidci.v
edge. One
pictured.
Women's $.' Slip-en Sweaters
s? nt
&S&- i nr
Pure
worsted
in plain
& nev
elty
weaves.
blouse"
effects.
One )ic-tnrcd.
Remarkable Sale of
MOO Pairr.
Women's $1.00
Silk Stockings
al5()cpr.
Every I'air Perfect. All Sizes
1'iirp thread ill and Hilk-iimiVllier
tnlspil HtecMiic itli fpatnpd 1i,ic18.
UlacK 41IU yteiKiiiRi of exceptional
diiralill
bNLU L FTb Jr4LS l:tene'" nascment
Wonderful Sale of
Children's Rompers
and Creepers
'Way Belew Real Werth
at g3c ea.
Carefully made
of excellent qual
Its materlnl In
plain color or
p r e 1 1 j checks.
Numerous attrac
ts p styles,
ilalntilv einbrold einbreld
nred and llnlahed
with shitc col cel
Mrs and trlm
minss Klzcs 2 te
i. ear. One
pictured Tl c a 1
Bargains'
'151. TICS '-conenlJ' Basement
3 - B
b-.r.
1000 Genuine
DuPont Fabrikeid
Traveling Bags
L'ncqualcd in Town
at $1.94
Mail nml J'henc Ordcis filled
$ 3$i& i&&
9 wlSsl tiSSrLZa
4A QLJk ff-i
tTl ' ft"
Phenomenal Offer
E
Weel-Face Tapestry
Brussels Kugs
?;12 ft.
Seconds.
$12.89
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