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Newspaper Page TextSEVEN Classified Section KATES: Fr word, mh tMtftton, Minimum pr dTfttowmut, FOR SALE 4 stove YOU CAN save money wood by culling 5F21. FOR SALE Hurtiy power sprayer, $75. A. C. Brown, tiutherlia. FOR SALE About 10 head middle aged ewe. Phone 14F15. Mellon Bros. V PIPE, PIPE, PIPE New and sec ond hand water pipe. Low prices. Leake & Beyers Co. FOR SALE English wa:uuts at Edenbower Orchard tract. Fred Fisher. Phone 2tiF3. SURGE MILKERS Free demon atratlons. 0. K. McCrow, 2360 Cherry avenue, Salem. USED DELCO LIGHT PLANTS Littht plants $125 up. Leake & Beyers Co., 131 Rose St. MAHOGANY piuno, perfect condi tion. Owner will sacrifice, cash 7 or terms. 242 S. Pine Sl FOR SALE Good Bronze turkeys. Toms, $6; hens, $4. T. E. Ware, Roseburg, Ore. Phone 286-R. FOR SALE Yellow Deni corn and good White Dent for horutny. D. C. McGhehey. Phone 5F13. CAR OWN EH Don't forget to call - 653 when In need of auto parts. Sarff's Auto Wrecking House. - FOR SALE Cheat seed, 2c , a lb. Will trade sheep for good milk cow. R. W. Alspaugh, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE Good gravel bed. $25. Fits either Ford or Chevrolet. Write Ray Jordan, Lookingglass, or call 23F35. DISC HARROWS New Oliver discs at low prices. Bargains In used implements. Leake & Bey ers Co. FOR SALE 20 registered Shrop shire ewes, 1 to 4 years, bred to prize winning ram, $20 each. Also 15 registered ewe lambs. $12.50 in lots of 5 or more. G. H. Thomp son, Macleuy, Ore. TURKEY SHOOT Will hold tur key Bhoot Sunday, Nov. 24, be ginning at 10 o'clock a. m., at Myrtle Creek shooting grounds. Both rifle and shotgun ammuni tion furnished for shotguns. GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE OR TRADE 1925 Essex Sedan. 1929 Essex Couch. 1926 Nash Sedan. 1927 Hudson Coacb. . 1925 Star Touring. 4 n " 1923 Essex 4 Coach. 1920 Essex 4 Touring, 1926 Essex Coach. 1928 Essex Coach. 1921 Studebaker Touring. 1924 Ford Touring. 1924 Gre: Touring. 1923 Chevrolet Touring. 1925 Sludebuker Brougham 1926 Ford Roadster. 1924 Ford Coupe. ROy CATCHING MOTOR CO. Ht.dson-E.sex Phone 438 gooimh;ht STORIES I By Max Trell Knife Gets an Idea and They All Have Pie Crust and Cherries. A curious thing was happening inside the picture on the Chinese piate. MM. Flor, Hanld. Yam and Knarf the five little shadow chil dren with the odd. turned-about names were chasitt? pie-crust. Yes, chasing pie crust! Neither more nor less! This is what had happened. After the shadows were inside the picture on the plate (being shadows they could get in side a picture, you know) they met Ting-a Ling and Sing-Song, two Chinamen, who promised to bake them a cherry pie. But, though Knarf Insisted that the first thing to he done in bakint; a cherry pie was to pick the cher ries, the Chinamen were of the opinion that the crust was the 1 i-r&h r n-Jri if T (ing-a-Ling s Hat Was hi I led. more important. So they baked the crust, which, being light as a feather, had blown out of the win dow. Down toward the brook it rolled, the two Chinamen and the shadow-children chasing frantically af ter. You can see the brook in any Chinese Plate. It Is a wide, wet brook. Pie crust that falls into it is instantly ruined. That's th reason they were all so excited. It simply had to b captured before it did itself any harm. Fortunateiy. instead of rolling Into the brook, it rolled over the bridge, and they pounced upon It on the other side before it had a chance to roll back. Tine a Lin,' and Sing-Sons breathed a det-p sich of reliff. The crust, 1 hey found, was still unin jured, although a bit chipped here ami there along the edtes. They took good cure as they walked barb not to allow it 10 blow amy again. ' 1 mot. By th-t wMk, 1 M cent. Mall yew aft FDR SALE 150 turkeys. VY Hager, Rt. 2, Creswell, Ore. FOR SALE Live raccoon. Mrs. A. L. Weekly, Myrtle Creek, Ore. A FEW extra lurge Roezll lily bulbs for sale, while they last, at The Fern. Grown at Deer Park Inn. FOR SALE One twelve-twenty Case tractor, 1 disc, 3 -bottom plow, Bpring tooth harrow, price $6.50. 11 head of sheep. Phone 14F5. FOR SALE Hardware stock, the G. W. Culver Est. Persons inter ested communicate witli J. F. Culver, administrator, Roseburg, Ore. FOR SALE Mastodon strawberry plants, 2 cents each in small lots. $8.00 for 500; $15 per thou sand. Frank West, Myrtle Creek, Ore. FOR SALE 10 ewes, 4 breeders. $3 per head. 1 registered Hamp shire buck. $15. Frank O Her man. Phone 7F24. FOR SALE Cow, fresh in Decem ber, also three heifers, yearlings. A. R. Mabley, Drollinger place, or call 6F4. MAYTAG SHOP has two good re verted used washers, equipped with gas engines for farms with out electricity. Try them before buying. If it does not sell itself, don't keep It. AUCTION SALE at my place In Edenbower Saturday, Nov. 23rd, at 12:30 p. m. 1 dresser 1 couch 1 Victor victrola with 40 records 1 rocking chair 1 extension table 1 iron bedstead and springs 1 wooden bedstead and BpringB 2 mattresses 1 organ and stool 1 Home Comfort range 2 or 3 other tables A lot of dishes, crocks and jars 1 set giove dyes and block 1 gas engine. 11 horse power, and rubber beltiug 1 lawn mower 1 scalding vat 2nd hand lumber Garden tools Mounted specimens, hides and furs. Other numerous articles. A. Bruton, Taxidermist. LOST LOST Black hound on Bice Creek. Reward. Phone 44H-R. AuilreHB 1125 W. First St.. Koseburg. . .. WANTED WANTED Good clean cotton rags. News-Review office. WANTED When you need a tow car, call Chambers. Phone 649 or 679. WANTED Woman cook for board ing home, 20 to 25 men. All wom en help employed. Nice working conditions. Give telephone where I can call you Immediately. Bpx 82, care News-Rvview. "Now," Ting-a-Liug remarked, "we'll pick the cherries." "Very good," said his compan ion, rolling his eyes, for he was extremely fond of cherry pie. (Who isn't?) "Hm-m, what's the good of pick ing the cherries now ?" Knarf wanted to know. "How will you be able to get them inside the crust?" Both Tinga-Ling and Sing Sons looked at each other questiouliig ly. But as they couldn't find out anything that way, they looked up Into the cherry tree, which they had just reached. The tree was full of robins, who were feasting on the cherries. However, there were enough left for the pie. "We'll decide that point after we pick them," Sing-Song said. Then he climbed up the tree and threw down cherries until Tln;-a-Ling's hat was filled. Then u on they all returned to Tlng-a-Lln.j's home. "Now we'll liave cherry pie!" said Tinga-Ling after the ar rived. First he shut all the win dows to prevent the crust from flying off. Then he carefully washed the cherries and set them In a plate next to the crust. Then they tried to figure out hew to get the cherries inside the pie without breaking the crust, for what sort of pie can you have if the crust Is broken? "Maybe you can get them In through fork holes on the top," Yam suggested. The fork holes were put in to allow the steam to escape when the crust was baking. They were found much too umall. The cherries simply wouldn't al low themselves to be squeezed through. "Maybe they can be gotten in through the back," said Ml p. But there was no place there at all. "Maybe " said. Hanid and Flor. Then they stopped. "Maybe " said Ting-a-LIng and Kin-Song. Then they slopped, too. The, rubbed the tops of their heads. They gazed at the ceiling. They even looked in the diction ary. But nowhere could they find a word of sensible advice on how to get cherries Into a cherry pie after the crust was baked. All at once Knarf uttered an ex clamation. "Why not." he said, "why not eat ihe crust and the cherries together? That wdl Ik Jum the same as though they were made together." At first tliev could hardlv be lieve their ears. It sounded too' good to be true. Then they all shouted "Hotirah!" And, falling on crust and cherries together, soon finished both. And that is how Knarf saved the day. (Copri.ht. Neupdpei Feature Service, Inc.) HELP WANTED Wanted expert- enced pruners. Inquire Overland Orchards. WANTED Dependable junior high, school boy with bicycle to carry paper route. News-Review office. WANTED Young man 18 years for office work and some deliver ing. Call after 1 o'clock at Red Bail freight line. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Steady employment. Must be good cook. Give references. Ad dress lock box 1301, Roseburg. WANTED TO RENT A good ranch for turkeys and either cat tle or sheep. Prefer one with open range, not too far from school and south of. Roseburg. Write particulars to R. L. Mor row, Riddle, Ore. I OR RENT I FOR RENT Furnished house, 337 S. Pine St. Inquire 345 S. Pine or phone 231-Y. APARTMENTS FOR R E N T The best In town. Re:.tB reason able. Steam neat, electric, stove, Frigidalre and modern through out. Phone 550 or 68. I MISCELLANEOUS I 4 SEWING machines repaired. Phou 487. WE BUY, sell and exchange real estate. E. G. Kingwell Agency, Roseburg. ATTRACTIVE durable trespass no Uces printed on either curd board or 8ign cloth are sold by the News-Review office. BIG turkey shoot at Etihleman ranch, one mile west of Canyon ville Sunday, Nov. 24. Both clay bird and target shooting. Lunch and ammunition for sale on grounds. Plenty of turkeys. Come and stay all day. NEW TODAY PATTERN hats, matron hats, sport hats. All 011 sate for Saturday. Bell Millinery. CHILDREN'S three-piece, all wool sulLB, sweaters, leggins and toque. Bell Millinery. DR. DENTON'S sleeping garments, size 1 to 8 yra., reasonable. Bell Millinery. YES. SIR $40 for 15 good goats If taken tit once. 4 miles north of Dixonvllle, Ore. J. S. Inscho. HEAVY fleece lined cotton union suits, elbow sleeves, Ituee length, on sale. Bell Millinery. FOR SALE One coal-burning lleatrolu, reasonable. Must be sold by Monday. 637 S. Main St. DALUY silk and wool union suits ' short sleeves, truuk leg for 2-4-6-' 8-10-yrs. now on displuy. Bell Mil linery. NOTICE Turkey shoot at Buzz Morgan's place Melrose, Oregon, Sunday. Nov. 4. Trap and target shooting. RUMMAGE 'sale Saturday, Nov. 23rd in Chapman Rldg., corner Cuss and Jackson. American Le gion Auxiliary. FOR SALE Light logging trailer, suitable for ton truck, good rub ber, license. Call or write K. C. C ratty, Sutherlin. MONEY If you want to build a home, refinance your present loan or get title to your home. we can help you. DOUGLAS BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIA TION, Medical Arts Building. FOR RENT Cement block store room, 30x70 feet, located next to the I. O. O. F. hall. South Main St., Roseburg. Suitable for poul try supplies, feed store or ware house, win give long lease, $30 mo. F. J. Helliwell, re. Youcalla POLLY AND HER PALS IthiSLl LhARfJ MAW pvTelKD ABOUT The L &H THE qa jq L L- I . WJT TJBLE tCOfslOMy' I v POOL RRAkSEmEnIT wASIellW m& ) :: .f ' ;; IS 1 ROUBLE WITH 6 )tX ' 0F M AvJ' H1S ? H0W SHE GOES : f . HER 'ft SHE 100 W SuWPR; f T'WORK, WHILE S PTROnJIZE TH6 7 J HOME aJ- BE's , PUSHCART MRktT.y kk JSm- C A CHAMBER- ft) TILLIE THE TOILER II Hello V f she's im 'the ' r TxTFt f el 1 1 vioulLn'i I MAC- BOSS'S OFFICE" "S-O C.COD. MAC- L.cT (T i UIUFOC't -rVIl lkJfT I-MrT-AT1"ikl . V tMhll'T t- ctD --Tillie Vou'f2E look i us all lat nicht Vl Vou, mps. :,. 1 M V n WHt.Tllfl I'M JjOlMG , rA Wit mhi W Q l ' r-1 r Wi7!fff T NEW shipment of felt hats on dli play. Ueli Millinery. FOR SALE Wood. Stanley's Ex change. Phone 365. 5o7 N. Jack son. ' I . I WANTED TO RENT ranch furnish- I ed. S. N. Peudergrans, R. 2. Bos (0-A, Roseburg. j TWO-ROOM furnished house tor rent, $ti per mouth. See maid t Douas Holt-1. .'none ,!. , , AT FIRST fruit stand south of 1 Kelley s Kornt r winter banana apples, 75c box; bring boxes. j FOR RENT 4-room furnished house, freshly papered; with gar age. See A. M. Wallace, 1143 E. bin St. N., Roseburg. NEW LOCATION 105 Cass St. Having moved my hemstitching shop from 217 S. Stephens to lu; West Cass, wish to meet all ot my old customers and many new ones at my new location. Mj prices still remain 5 and Sc per yuru, with sutiH tact ion guaran teed. Also will handle line ot stamped goods, fancy work and ready-maue gilts. Mrs. Pearl H111. I TODAY'S MARKETS Aoc1nled I'rew Leaned Wire) PORTLAND. Ore.; Nov. 21. The expected reduction in egg prices is on the way. uther cuius iineauy have participated In it iftid the movement was expected to hit Portland shortly. Seattle was down two cents on t xtras and three cents on mediums Wednesday, while San Francieco reported u drop of one cent on extras and two cents on mediums. The butter market also was 1 taker with indications of lower: I i:.es. j Reviewing the fruit and vege-: table situation, the Portland - news! fiunau of the United States depart mtnt of agriculture says: "Supplies ot cookers and ungrad ed apples from the Hood River dis trict are diminishing. There ate probably considerable quantities of this class of stock still available In the Willumetl ; valley, ho-.. ever; and until these tupplics ate ex hausted, most varieties of wrapped I :uiu packed nppks will meet with J slow demand. Graded bpttzeiihergs are moving into consumption at a fair rate; this movement being nec essary 011 account 01 unusually early maturity, a possible scarcity of Spitz artcr Thanksgiving, is forecast by some apple uealers. "Celery is being washed and trimmed by some shippers, before loading for shinmeiit as a safe guard against injury to outer I leaves and stalks from field frost. I The carlot celery market In barely steady for stock In the rough; bat washed and trimmed celery is see ing for $5.50'a 5.75 per crate, in cav lot, local, and truck shipments. "Portland Is reputed the .lowest market on the Pacific coast tilts week. In the California lettuce and tomato markets. The market, .fur taiese commodities is in good sIkUmJ but Portland happens to have an oversupply of both products. "Carlot loadings of mixed vege tables is probably at its seawnn's peak this week, with as many, as 01 cars uany irom me runuum n;i. This heavy movement is removing all Indications of surplus vegetable production, and offerings on the local markets are much lighter than would ordinarily be the case. "C-anberry movement continues slow-. The suggestion has been made that housewives apparently re all waiting for the day before Thaiiksgiving before making their jrannerry purchases." Hops Again Moving SALEM, Ore., Nov. 21. A mori bund hop market has come to life and within the past few days IMS bales of valley hops havo been sold after a long period of Inactiv ity broken only now and then by a few small and spasmodic r.aleg. While the recent sales have been only of prime quality hops and at prices ranging from i; enls down to 10 cents for hops which ji is estimated cost around limn 11 1 to 15 cents a pound to produr?, nevertheless the sudden bu fug swri z. 7 n. . - mm W mwmu $5,000 Buys Bride 1 UN Twenty-year-old Jean Frances Schillini;. of Baltimore, Md., who, tired of Mruggling and worrying about the future, offers herself in marriage to the first man who pre sents her with $5,000. streak has injected Interest into what had been an entirely listless situation. Healers explain that it Is purely a "quality"' market and that the buying is to fill in on contracts where the contracted hops had failed to produce t he pi line quali ty demanded and the present buy ing id along replacement lines, (tumiitioitv Itt'T'l'KIt ( uIm; eMi'iiH. 4". efiits; stitiidji its, 44 ci'iits; prune lirntH. 4J Melius; t irntti, ;;y Lt'iits. 1'JiKiS: t lo u 1 try yi utlueers' prices) ! r"n oxlius, 4tt (.'eiita; stumlard ih vfulf, fit-sh medium 3!i ut'tits; tm'ttiiiin firl 34 edits; frt'tdi pul h'lH, 3Jt-; I'll al jHillt'trt. 'J8 cents. tti'i 1 i,Hi,t l-metu MUippers' tr.U'll Nt.. t Brittle, 14 i.Mlts: No. i! Ki;tiU', -inc; Millions No. I. 4li(lfir; No. l, 40 t ems; 1'itrtliiml l liv viy (i, tt'fs: No. i butltirlat. 4T(J 4yc; .so. , 42t 44c. Alli.iv- Uuying price, 4 per cent, 2.ior(i 2.55. 1,1 VK POULTRY Heavy liens, over 4M, lls.. 2fi'27t; tin to 4 V Hot.. L'L' ru J4c ; tlo uinttT H's., 2i"if ilt-; brol.t-i's. light, '2Sc 11k; col or L'tHu 22v; oltt i oosters. 1 :r li.; stan-. HV lt.; ilin'k.n. ImiJ;.V. TCUKKYsi Faney drewst'a titans. Ji :tlV; young toma, So 35l-; ulivu HOT) 2S. TdMATOKS T.oi-nl. 505?90c; Ctili- iinni:i JJ. iM ri'imcKeu. UMuNS Scums price to rctiill ): .Sifts. btiUf lb.; Vnkinitt tjp.lio, $!.-' l."; oi-t'gon, Jl.iO'n 1.75. KltKSM V10Oi-:TAHI-,l-: Helling Tlie 1 nilb $ ','27, ; citlih.'iRt', lot n I, J ru '.'t'yv; Brt't-ii liean.s, H'n 15c; corn. M.jO'ii -.") sack of mx dozt n; hiittiH. sc pound. lH'CKUKHKItltlKii Fancy lL'fj) 1 1 ferns pounil. TAlil-IO l'()TATOKS l)CHrliuteH i"iih, $:t, lO-ii li. 5(1 ; V ilk Unit, fl, ihri :i.un i:vt.; Western Orutstfri, i2.u(ia f'Cll XX Kit AIRS MiwFjirtjijji) c fift-if rt.75: -JuitilMiH. $6,75 57; himliel tli.5ilTi 6.75; jimilo.H, it lni.ilud Uvf I'Hiilt'fii, $11.50 Imrivl, Nl.'TS Oregon ,' walnut. Tiv 2Ri ; Ciiliforniii 20 St: ; pe.tniitx riiw 10c; Hi li.i Ih ww I'inp 21' rt 21c ; li I idoikIk. IIImUjc; filbcitH, lU'?ci'c; pe CH n?t "4 dt 25c. Itnt'S -Noininiil. l'J2S crojt, 1 Hi 13 Vic wool, l!C!8 crop nominal "Wlll rtmcU" valley, I'Sfiiiiric; euHtcin oru Koii, 1 K 2T '.e iiouni, SWK10T I'OTATOKS Cullfornla. 4 1 a 'n 5 cents a pound; mulium Vanis. $2..'i tr:iie. ciit'NTItv M TF Pi'HInif prtcpH to rutyllrs: Country kllle! Iikh, .- i. in cii..r. utt'lcr J5it niiiinus, 1 t ni 1 I u, iviiIk; veal, 75 to :in II. 17 'it I St-; hiinlin. lS'.2e: lie:iy nnil- Iit-nt KnKirt'H Oi.n H:Uli l-ov 'hm Ie-. ..1.1HT, J . I : 1 lit Mar. . .1.21 4 1.26-jt 1.21"', l.l'H'i .Mi.v ..l.l'S', l.:i't 1.21 1.27-1, CASH MAUKKTS Wheat UiK Bend hlufstcm, hard white, 1.H2; soft whins, western white. 1.20 4 ; haril winter, northern spring, wenl-c-rn red 1.19. oA'.iNo. 2 r,S-H. white. $::t.oii. Humn);t!'e nn'.o Saiurdiiy, Nov. '2.'Mt in Chapman ItMn., ? i-orp.rr ('ass ami J.if:k.son. Am- I'llcitt .-Aiu Auxiliary. wmmm Furniture, Toys Woodwork, Pottery Breakfast Sets, Linoleum, Shoes,' Wicker-ware, Glass and Metal Ware, Bath Room Furni ture, can b: tastily finished or refinished 'with The Perfected Brushing Lr.q jcr at re markably low cost We Are Paint Headquarters For Sherwin-Williams Products Rogers Brushing Laquer is sold in tfie famous oriental can backed by a Money Back guaranty CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. ROSEBURG, OREGON Precious Remedy For Rheumatic Pains Recently Improved and Druggists Praise It Acute Inflammation, Swelling, Pain and Distress Speedily Surrender. When yon are tortured with rheu matic utfony you want to net rltl of it iti uoon as possible. i on (want to 1' tiL work it k a I n be i itui e y o u want to hi'lii home t h e weekly pay) envelope soi neeeHHiiry to tlio eonifort of your tuni ily. Yon want, to drlvd aU tills Kin'leriuK out ot the! mm ;iy.stem ami j i,ton-TnmM i -mitiiifm It' "1 'l ,Jl" It road tniniled phannarhts will a(lvfne Allenru bceatiio I hey know of tin countlesu number of people It HUH helped. I hey know it Ik u real reinedy heraiiK( of their trainiiiK and be cause the uiakei'M of Aileiiru have An much faith In ft that they autho rize (IniKKiHiH everywhere to dis pense ll Willi the dist itiet tinder Htundliii; that one IiIk bottle. mu'U do what the buyer expectr, it to do or money back. o SOFA PILLOWS, 79c and $1.00 Rayon and rayon taffeta eovered pUlovvK in a variety of beautiful de diKiis and coloru at Carr'a Adv. Vapex Uaalman'a fins Tablets, Krusi'hen SaltH, V'lckV Rtth. Sail con. Highway I'hariuacy, Oakland. Adv. VAJHv-t FeiMC-, VbU IHE OFF ICE Z J (?) 1 UOM'T KMOUJ, . 11L.iL: - 1 J oT Ffc-LT KIMC OF UjAO Ta 7 1 1 1. ; &f1 Announcing Free Instructions wiU be given to all attending demonstration to be held in our store. Wednesday end Thursday November 20 and 21 CHRISTMAS GIFTS Can be quickly and "Rogers." Book Racks, Picture Frames, Novelties finished with Rogers touch of color to the Ask us for a color Colors and innumerable mixtures and illustrations for the use of Rogers. Yale Athlete Charged With Slaying Officer Daniel SimklUM. Jr., 2:I-year-old Yale student and teammate of Al bie liooth. Yale football nlar, who went on trial fn MayH hand in i;, N. J., charRed with the murder of an Aliunde City countable. Kim kins la the son of a prominent Phila delphia attorney. GREEN GLASSWARE Kino quality blown glusa with pretty cui deHln. 'lorklail nlansen, tall and low Hherbeta, tall and low tunihlers. A he:i"Mlui line. See them at Can's. Adv. o Kfforta are being made to re move the wrinkles from prunes. And peacheH past Diefr bloom can now have their faces lifted 1; T-i ' Chiropractor mU tf DRUGLESS HEALTH CENTER Xt& 4il "Complete Health 8erlc, 127 r PLone 491 I Daniel SimklUH. Jr., 2:I-year-old Pride Means An Empty "Bread Basket" HEH, HErt! ID 6lVE ME RlSHT ErY T'filT A LOAD OF OLE. SAMSO STRLlTTlNi' HIS 57UFF.'.y-k- " THE- OR. A Hello, yak. -DOvAJM rJ CEI2-TAIML.y TALK y- tiU U..x ft 'i-: -.:. THAT- economically finished with add just th: necessary home. card showing 26 Beautiful ' DR. NERBAS. dentist ; Painless Extraction '" Gaa When Desired ..' Pyorrhea Treated -Phono 43 Muaonlc Bldg. Vegetable Meat Looks, tastes, and has the aroma of meat. Purely vegetable. De licious, easy to serve. ' .c,r:.3.!c..... 60c Phono uc for your Groceries It saves time and anno- Economy Grocery O. L. JOHNSON The Store That Serves. . You Best. Phone 63 344 N. Jackson f IT CAulJ BE DONt?-) DiCK! PERK WOMT C (J?WEF? uo bells, be BOOR, pIOrJ&. RR&! "Family" Reunion a roue's. --wi; L-OOtC3 UKG A.