La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 14, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTr-FSD.Y. .TANTAHY 14. 1919. TACflANTE EYKXTyQ ftBSEi?TEK. FIVE TAKE UP fEACE WORK t Gwat Britain fteady for Indus ttfai 6fiange-0ver, Hugo Munitions Plants Pre pi red for Swiich to Peace-Tima , Operations. London. England has hor plans all laid for tho great industrial change Over., Tliore are about 5,000 Inrpe concerns which have boon -engaged in munitions work. Thoso factories have been prepar ing for months fur the "quick cliauge" end' are ready to switch to pence-time opcrutions Immediately. Munitions is by no means the only branch of industry where slurp read justments will be necessary. But the same statement of preparedness holds true generally, Tho ministry of reconstruction, which 1ms been operating for more than a year, and which has made an extensive- nurvey of the industrial problem, bus aided manufacturers who have been engaged on war work In the preparations for the advent of peace. And It bus worked out plans for converting many government-operated plants into production of ma terials which will be sorely needed. To shew how extensively the minis try bus worked, 20 subcommittees of exports have completely surveyed as many parts of the neighboring field trid have drawn up plans for the change over, which have been placed at the disposal of the industrial chief?. Demobilization plans have been given careful study, and, while the of ficlal report has not yet been issued, Jt Is known that it provides fw dis banding by the nerds of different trades, and not by military units. Men with large families will also be re leased early. The ministry of reconstruction haz dwelt particularly on the por-sibility of development of Industries making articles formerly Imported from Ger many such as electrical apparatus, hardware, stamped metal and tele phone apparatus. And It Is flatty stated that "Britain Is going to make n lot more of these things for hci-stjlf after the war." THE CURE OF YPRES The pin it o shows Antie Licluerc, tbe euro nf Yores, who was the last civilian to leave tin- city. After months of hardships In tills shell-ridden hole, dur- Inif which (inn: he climbed up Into the Hiii'pli of his church to extinguish tiri! brands. Abbe LVlncre Fathered up more than one hundred children, some of them mniineil by the Goth's bombs nnil shells, anil took them to a chateau nmir Ynifs. Here, with the help of the American lied Oiiss, he and some faithful sisters are teaching anil caring for tho children. Abbe Ilelaere's 'liiira'S ore called "The Children of Yuri's." Their fame is widespread throughout "bat is left -if lMtfum. NEEDS NEW LEG,. BUT BUYS LIBERTY BOND Itlilt'i'way. I'a. James Iteed of this pluee needed n new- wooden les, lint be d. iiijed his c.uin try vanl.d the money worse than lie did the iirtitichll lllab and be jiureha.-ed a Liberty b'.ad. His uet m:is rewarded. A con cern wlil'-h nmUi'S wooden bxf leanie'l of bis net of patriot ism and has presented hinl.witli Laya Easter Eggs; , T'irnitii: "'it H-ii'ly-iiiade Lss-ter ep of arlis'J'- il-UA Is lirt of the day's fT a In a I'wnrd by Charles W. l'iiilial at N.'.v AlV.ny In'l. Within n 'we. k this "b;d.i.v" laid, wveo eec that were saved fruui tbe skillet for 'tin' fani;:y i.ar!-'r. The ni"-' t:,.b' r.!e "design" Is ai fi-b m.ivi' ri: an Ir:-U Mnic. the ho'dy I ' ft v.l'!.!i !- r. an I i!m' lii'a'l and tall ! i--,-. n Hi" k "f tb" l'i f lands deer.; A.ni. 'T.' n li. :irs etters "V" and marked Wth nri Ire fu r -f 8cs end 'tH -i mri?.v will l :y a." ho, water ''-'' ! .n svrin;re3 that rt A you wilt .- find i i i--l-tf fet I i 3 J" V - A Enter ihe AirpIana'Cbat' j-jW MS t,w Here is the new airplane coat. It made Its bow and was introduced to an admiring and expectant world at the style show held recently at the Morrison hotel in Chicago. Here those who think up and work out the apparel wherewithal we sluill be clothed, come togetner and present tlie re-suits ot tnelr eflorts to the mer chimts who are to pass Judgme'it upon them. 'ihere was a great gathering of haiidbome new coatH at the style Abow, but this aiipiane coat waa tlie most Interesting of them all. Are we really about to tly and to need a special kind of coat fur doing It? Or, firmly convinced that we will never get our courage up to the Hying point, are we going to have to forego this wonderful new achievement in coats? We are not. It may he a long time before we soar In an airship, but an airplane coat, will 'shortly be ninonx those present in many a tsniart ward robe. This airplane coat was in taupe color and made o one of those soft, cozy-looking cloths, something like a thick velours, thiit have been chris tened with any number, of fa.sclnalln; but forgetable names. It Is a straight- SAYINGS OF THE SEAMSTRESS Folks ortn't to wait tll they git tc the bar of Judgment before they give an account of themselves. They's always somebudy to feel sor ry for, whuVs got more thun you have, if you'll only look around. . It'3 easy enough to git hnte out of your system when the trouble uln'i your own. I reckon you better for give my enemies and I'll forgive yours. Mebbe It's nice for a woman to be called an angel, but they ain't many people what has confidence In angels doing regular work; it's out of their sphere. You can go to n circus and enjoy seeing tlie man swallow n sword, but the minute I put a pin In my mouth, like dressmakers roost in generally does you git panicky. I'd rut her marry a sewer worker 1 understood according to 'my raising than to be worried to dcatti for fear I'd leave my coffee spoon tn my cup Ui front of a gentleman what looks down on me. My land! Are you a-going to kill off all the men what acts up, unbal ancedlike alwut other women? "Well," I says to I.onny (that's my husband) where would you git enough men to fight the war?" Kansas City Star. HMItWOKK. Ladies' modern hair work done, new switches made to order. Combing. made, to-order, l-f27 Washington .St. 1-13 2-i:: II ATS Regular prices $:.00t $4.00 sale prices $1.00, $1.50, $2.:0. 1-13-Ct ' T1IJ5 TOGGERY. IT you havn t tried one 01 our home made tamalerf, or our chill you are surely missing a real tr-at Remember they are rot canned tu amies they are tna(o by A I Cain Palace Confectionery. 1 AL c A- Educational Department. Short hand and typewriting. Day clinics. 1C;00 a. m. to classes 7:.'i0 p. n 2i:i0 p. m . to 9:1,0 p. Nigh; dllfoodis more daintily seasoned wlienyouuso LESLj S A LT in the convenient 5 i d e s p out c,p av. c k. o. g o i 5j tuti 3 r Hue, ample, gracious garment; every thing about it In generous pniortlonR the sleeves, pockets, girdle and buckle even the buttons bespeaking the genius that designed It. Its most distinguishing feature Is the sguare eaite, lined with a silk brocade, that falls .to the waistline at the back. This cape at the bottom b gathered into a band of fur ami yoii wouid:nut suspect that by simply turn ing It up und fastening the band 01 fur about the head, by the very sim ple means of snap fastener, the cap becomes a lovely turban with draper? falling about tlie head at each side . The sleeve; are very Inng and tin isht-d with bands ot fur like that 01 tbe cape. The fur may have beei moleskin or some 'other short-haltef pell Hying squirrel ought to fee. much at home on an airplane mat The chances are that this coat wib find Itself protecting many a fair wear er who does her Hying In a motoreai or on a pair of skates, but it tr prophetic of a day that is surely com lug when she will lake to wings. The People's Taste. Who are hy wny of einluenee the toets of all munl;!nd? Surely Homer aid Nhahespeare. Now Ihimer formed lis taste uti he wondered from door to lonr, n voprant mlnstrej pnylng for lospltnlity hy suiifr; and Shnkespeure vrnte for tin audience eoiuposed In :reut measure of Uie common people. Ceoryo llancroft. A WANT AD will do It. 11 An Hcnora- ble Discharge 7S has been granted in any industries from var time ser- i& vice. W f) They their it gladly did war. - time y) duty, and, with, Uie coming of peace, (i) will honorably rep- C:j ve f) resent the nation Csj C ' i;. t h r o u g hout the t :. .TV world m peace en- j doavors. C$J T h i ,i institution cf: INK,: , 58T 1 U' llv,r -A3 Ior any ana it i, ,t in!? j " JL, "'iJ'J URlLL'i- tries. m. vt. 0, United Sfates li. l'.) f' . ' A ' National 5 " Back" ft ( .. 5 m f.a Gftvih, Or. C j 5 CHAlfrlON WORM STORY 'Field torrpondeht Sends Remark- bl Yarn From Wett Virginia. A fli'ld consiinilent sends tl fol- lowlut tory of a worm offensive from "Littleton, W. Vu. I MiUhms of worms have Invnded tit's I section. For three days they p?ls(l bteadily a Jialf-mlle frt.m this city in m..h tmml-ffrii ns t drive f.inners from the fields. Work wnN discontinued iu order to shovel ue invaders away from ! homes. The itrmy is traveling a slnilclit course. It la 1UO yurJa til il'.in on or lii'foia Janmiry Hi, 1919. width, three mile, long anil tovernl UNITED STATICS NATIONAL Il.tNK Imhes det'p. When une farmiT, Mil- j . l-ll-5t lard 5U'liniKal. uruse one monnns lie ( , 1 found worms Ktiuki'd nk'ulnst his hack : XOTK'K diHir. JtiineH Kox, annthiT fnriuer, was! aIi pnymentH on Liberty nond, nro forced to tiqi iUiwIiib. The wurmF;,uo on or heroro Jiniunry Hi, 1919. uru iihout two InchcK limg, one-vjclitii j LA GKAN1I12 NATIONAL HANK, nf an inch in illaiai'tcr, of u giiLltji ! l-ll-4t yellow colur uliil with uuuy Kija. . I C AITI.E STUAVEI) l,.-MIO,000 HOI.IIIKKS OK litAXCK KII.I.KI) 25 tier cent of the Freneli nrinv has been killed In bailie, another 2f, : per cent have been neriously wouiul nd. This torrlhle saorlllco of half it's liuiKilllUiont truiy has been freely niado by heroic Fi-iLce that liberty iniulit live. The wnrlii nml emii'i'l- ally America, owes Ki nnce an cnor- nious debt of cratlludo. .uoi milv fur this, hut for the discover h French peasants of a perf.'ct remedy for stonrach, livor and Intestinal disor ders which is reported to h ive sacoil many thousand. lives tlie world over, prevented Innumerable surgical operations and alleviated Incalcuable suffering. Geo. II. Mayr. a le.uli:'i; CliliilKO Chemist, Imports tho incred- lents and sellj this lemedy in Amnrl- cn under the name ?! llayr's Wonder- f ul, remedy. It Is n simple, harmless preparation that ' removes the catar-J rhal mucus ftonl the Intestinal trac! and allays the Inflammation which causes practically ail stomach, liver and intestinal ailmcnlF, InrludinK up - pcndii'itis. One doo will convince or money refunded. For sain hy driicitlsls everywhere. The Observer's Will SA LIC ok tkaih: FOK SAKE Good Jonathan eull ap ples. $1.00 per s:ic;. lirin yu: sack. James Met! wen, May I'ufk. l-nr.tj HALED HAY FOK SALE Any! amount of it ot the Farmers' Feed I barn, La firnnd. Will Rell in any quantities. I'hono Main 92. l'J-2lltf , Mill KAl.rJ Une lresh Jersey cow. tiives from 10 to V2 quarts per day. Call lied 212. . 1-lH-atp FOIt ni.'XT FOR RENT Modern two-room house. 1'hono Rlacll :S!U2 FOR RKNT Phono Red FnrnlHlied rooms 3171. 11-2'J-lf. FOR RENT Furnished house of 1 .''nldorB or tho La Grando Natloual rooms. Call Ulnck :I7(I1. 1-J 1-lt i " wl11 1,0 hol at t"1!lr ,. . , j '"f.r limine In La Grande, OroKon, FOR RENT Modern five room fur-:"" Tuesday, January 14th, 1919, nished cotlo(re. Call Mrs. Zither. ':"0 ' A' "'I" moetlng a l-i:i-:Up 'Hoard of Dlroclors will be elected, . ! (o servo for the ensuing year and HOUSE FOR RENT Five ronmeii;"1'111 lll"lr buccohom are elected house, Rood locution, for iinon diati- rent. iniUire at fcommcr nntei. 1-1'I-'7L I FOR RENT Rooms, and one apart - ment. Special rate, llnrdland ho tel. fnrmei-lv the Ore,,,,, l,t..l 10 ' ' Iiepot street, under new ment. II. C Lawyer. manage-1 l-i:t tr : LOST AND- POUND FOITND President's Woman' He- lief CorpH koM hide. Owner can have auiiie hy piovliiff property und paying for aivertisinK- i-io-nt. FOUND IJave on my place red stray: cow, rijbt ear cropped, X on left; hip. Owner can ha.ve same Ly pay - inir for pasture and stdvertittemep. Call IJlack 182. 1-8 ., i.iim Little gin a neckpiece, lnve at Observer. l-ll-JHp' KSTRAY At Prr.ebrtel farm, brindb . h-ifcr; crop ff left ear, swii'low fork in riht. I.' Kekley, purine 'i'btfk ;:,. i-i::-:pii HAS ANYONE Died Had a Fire- Eloped Had a Baby ' Divorced Had a Party Embodied " Sold a Farm Left Towri: Bmii Arrested Come to Town ... Had Twins or- Colic 8 old 'a Cow or Iost an Auto ' X-iid in a Stock of Whfeky . ' Btoku a Dcm or Mis Friend's Wi( Committed Baicirt!, or Kurde'r Fallea Fro a an Airplane or" Fallen Into a Coal liole or Fallen Into a t"gacy?. ' ' THAT'S i " . aa ... i. . . 1 1 Evening ' 'Observer ' : I r.n w ' - . i xi x nil T.'ttSX IX X EEU OF LASSES ..n.n,.P nr Snnnl: 4ltiti.'.l mr- '"s equipped with th latest up-to- ut'tc mstranitnu to Biure tna re- f'a;t:vc error. Office hours 8 a. m. to 68 0:) to 9 p. m. Ml-StL I I A Ml TUTU .NO Expert Tuning ami Repairing.iof the city of Grande. Oregon, l eave orders with Mrs. Jt. J. Ritehin.-and endnmed hrrMiiler at. 1!H7. or tlnmes M. Dalv. Tuner. l-l-J-Hitn prlow thereto, are now r;led for pif'- 1 11 r All payments on MVcrty llondn are From iinsturo nenr Hot Uike, throe yciii'lini.'s aiul one fow. Hinndcd liar '.TX on lift rihs, split In left onr and bit in ritrlh Howard fur infor mation. A. J. l.llloU, Union, Ore. 1-0-4 wa.ti:i. llesponsiblo party, maa and wife, want furnislieil house, llest of care !k'v" I'mperly. ience furnished. 1:1 Grande refer Cull at once Had 4S1. l-9-3t-p AXXOl'XCKMKNT. I wh;h to inform the public that I ihave pui'ciiaseil Uie furniture and lease t the Oregon hotel, 10 Depot street,'l lend will conduct it in eoniwction with , jHc Ilurlaial hotel, and it will be known' J ui the Ilarland hotel. i The rooms wiil lie properly renovated 1 J and made as attractive ami pleasant I !aj possible. J Two uparlments 'for lit;ht house- .ktepiau will be furnished. ! Spei-ial rales on rooms by the week lor eacuth will lie made for a short i jtime. J Those interested are requested to I jcall nnd see them. 1-11 tf II. C. SAWYKR. I I 1 Classified Ads. I WAM'IJ) MlKmllaneoa. WANTKD To rent Underwood or Remington typewriter. Phono llhuk ' nisi. i-iii-tr S II Kill .School irirl wants position. Will work for board and ro to school. Call Red 8812. 1-13-41 WAN'i'tfll IronltiB by tho hour. Call I ,l!lack :!772. 1-1 l-4t-p J 1 II WANTICI) At once chamboi'iutild at IS Grando Hondo valley house, tun doilaia per week and dinner. 1-11-tf. I WANTKI) Work on ranch by cxpori- cticed man and wife, or other work, Call Observer. 1-11-lltp .VOUCH TO Sl'()( HIIOLDDltH The annual meotlng of the Stock- '""1 'lUiiliry, and RUen other biml- - j I,roPeriy offer. . V. L. MHYKnS, Canhler. 1'1"" trol" 13 10 Jan- 14' NOTH'K OF ANNUAL STOCK- ....-no. mittivc 11 1 ii.ii.iv.-j .11 1, l. 1 1 . . . Notice. is hcrehy given that ft mcet r. of the stockholders ut the United State? National bank of 1.& Grande, Oregon, ifi cnlled to meet in their dt- ; reeiors' room on Tuesday, January 14, ! for the purpose of electing a i board of directors and transacting any other bu . jnesn that mijfht come before said met I ii jr. . Hour of meeting i look. T. J. M-S0t 1'J SCROfJGIN," Cashier. ! ' Observe jlts. ndvtirtltmff will brine rr . J J J ij J J J C K I L COS I' E It -J-Public Accountant. l lnroine Tax Advisor. . 5 Cll Main HI., rendlctnn, Oreurin ! T J. .j. NEWS! 5: fl T MOX F.V ON C1TV I'ltOl'EI! TY , Jnt-lc Oliver h9s inoiu'V ne will loan on city property on very easy term. . . - -U-aut r.I.L0l llt 'IT Y WARIIAtIS Psollea Is lleieliy Klv.. tliat till ;riirrnm!i lssueu on tne e'neiai iunn jnytnt and Intorost on said warrants. cuuKe. Iou tiiia (Lite, Jniyiary If), 191V. A0NE3 M. l(Vv Treasurer City ot La Grande 1-1'1-tf, j CALL I'Oll HIIMSOVK.MI'.XT 1MIXDS Nollce Is hereby given that Im provement bonds of tlie cily of I. a Grande, Oregon, numbers 42ti to 441 Inclusive bearlni; dulu of tho flint of day of August, 1.913, Including Inter est to the date of rodemtplon. will bo taken up and redeemed by the treas urer of the clly of Lu Grande, ut the office of said treasurer In -La Grande, OraKun, on lh Hint day of February, 1919. Interest on u;ild bunds will cease from and after tlie said Hist day ot Ki'bruary, 1919. n.ited this 10th day.of January. 1919. AONIC3 SI. HUSK, Treasurer Cily of La Grande, 1-11-tf. Observer ndvertlsini: pays. ACQUIRING A PERFECT FIGURE I I Most women who have perfoct ; I inures did not hnve them oriit- J Inally. They havo acquired them, I . A woman gradually takes tho J shape of her corset so the corset I produced by the most artistic designer Is tlie riht one tn wear I to soi'ulo a pirfect figure. ! front Laoed I aro most symmetrically and ar tistically designed. They are comfortable, stylish und ffrnd unlly mold the figure into those henutifui ' lines that every wo man admires and desires. PAULINE LEDERLE m mmm. . i . any oth;r front la!' comet, for without the VcvGr fiitnrcs no en-Mi can pott ibly 1m; just a.s fjood. t contuiiiK the masicr touch 0 ivicutific coiistructiou. Vou di ii(i("j4;cr'rjrice rorn fi.rt for .fit It,1 and you do dot Hartifirt! njylt: or comfoit vrlo'n you wear j 4 cwuwtcJineiahvayj& on lumd, priccil.at $2.. mm ir . . . - - Mr8.Rpbt. Pattisottf 11'. SI nr . .r1 a wnCW, a, . - Uak htoet. t MON'KY TO LOAN. On Improrea real pjop-fty in Colon coutiay. No delays. Current atea. I.a Grand? nvestient Co. 1 " v.. 1 Professional Directory . AVTOItNKYS flOCI - IRAN ft WBEKHA IVU Qeo. T. Cockran mi Col.n R. Eberhard, Attorney.. L Grande National Bank Building. R. J. GREKN, Attorney at Law rractjee in all .tata nd ledcra! courts. Office La Grande National Bank Building. ' flRAWFORD ft KAK1N T. H. Craw. ford and Robert B. Kakln, Attor ney. law. Practice la all tho court, of the state and the Un'ti l States. Office, West-Jncolmnti Bld., room. 9-10-17, La Gramln, Oregoa. A IUT1I ITKITTH 0. H. MILLER -Architect, room 27, New Foley IJIdg. rbono Rod nil. OSTHOI'ATIIIO. PI!. MARGARET INGLK, Osleopallii. rhyaiciau Special izinn in disea:es ot women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. in., 1 to li p. ni., mi. I by eji puuiliucJiL I'honeu Office Red li'i'ii, residence, Ulnck 121. :i7 New Foley buildinjr. VKl'lDlunaitY DR. H. W. KILEY Uraduata .Voter in Irian. Ilnavital. It09 Madison A. State Utalllon Inspector and lus;iector of stook for shipment. Home Independent Fhoue, IilacK 41; Ftrmeru Co-operative I'hone, Main 111. i;iIC.Tlo.AI, R KM EM HE It GOOUINO C.'Ol.l.KC K. GoodinK, Idaho. l'ratic.,1 buyl ness courses, review subjects, regular college work mid sum iner school. 12-19-tf !. Fraternal Directory. fOODMEN OF TUB WOULD La Grande Citnip No. Ifi9 nieets every flrot and third Monday at Fardeu Hall, All visiting neighbors wel come. Dues payable at the office of the clerk. Now Foloy Dldg., 9 " ni., to E p. in. j. i. MoncnraoN, c. g R. J. KITCHEN. Clorit iODEHW WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Urando Camp No. 7703 nioetg on the first and .third Thursday avonlugB of each mouth In tho K. of V. Hall, YlaHinf! uulKhhois wolcomo. L. J. MHNIIALL, V. C. W..F. ASHMAN, Clerk 0. K. 8. Hope Chaptor No. IS, O. IS. 8. holds stated communications the aeonnd and fourth Wednesday of oach n.nnth. Visiting members cor dially welcomed. 8ADIB B. OIViCN, W. M. MART A. WAR-NlCK.floo, K. of L. or Becurtty Mt. Itmlly Council, No. 24C, nieets tho second and fourth Monday evening at II o'clock at Eaitle hail. Vlaltlng inembers are welcome. ABB HAIUUH, Fin 1. Roe. J. K. FITZOKRALI), J'.ei. A. IP. it A, M. La Grande Ijihimo Nu. 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds rcKidar moetlns first aoi third Saturday at 7:3(1 p. m. Cord'al welcome to all Masons. ROBERT fl. EAK1M, V. M. A. C. WiLLIAMtt, Hec. !'. O. EAGLES, AL'KIIC NO. 2V.K Meet every l-'riday niyht, at Katies Hall. Vieitintr members welcome. . J. 1 STACKY, W. I". LKK HIOI.I.IN'liKIt. Secretary RIiOKKAtI8t:ryataJ t.oiIkc io. 60 meets eveiy Tneailay evening In tha I. O. O. V. Hall. All vlnltlm; mem bers ara Invited to attend. ROSA GI.AH1. NO. LUCIA II ALKY, Itee. Sec. U" O. O. M. I-a Orann IortKR No. . 850, Lorul 0lr nf Mootw hoJiia r"tiiar nieotlnRH every WcdnuKday nipht nt S p. m. In Karlo rnU next to Kites' IHtljj. on WnehlriKton Avo. VltltoiH alwiiyn wolnorno. Jjuoa pay atile at Voitnic'a bwwt. ' V.'. C. 1IANSKM, Die. HAU H Y SWA UT, Boc U. P. O. E. KI.KH, La Oramia LnaKO No. 4'l. Lods meeta each Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. ( Htmia and club privileges cheerrully ei toaded to til lliother i:ik9. R. J. KKBKN, . ' F.valted Ruler. A. B. CIlKltltY, Hecrnlsry. oL MUiUilUOKH Ills Camp roiwts every second Friday lifter soon and every fourth Friday evening-, sverr month In K. I. fiall. All Vlaltluir msmh'era cordially welcom. Iir.XItlKTTA OILVltaT. Icicle MARY L. W:ST. R.'ioplcr. KNIOHTS (,)K, Vriinan Red Crnaw IjOiVO No. 2? meets eve. Mmdav Ijtlit a Custle HaUtat. of 1. hall! ' A I'yUilm welcom to ill visiting KnlghU., J. L. ROB.0RTO. C.V.. fKI.ILF,PA EN. K. of B. A S. CM1CHESTER S P.CLS t- t-. ins laiuiiMi miM. a I fl J IiA.J..t' i'uT'o"-"rrma J IC Jf JmaHiivb hiumi OAi . t o D jwnuwuB'f. ,t.iiv. ... y A r sausrim.'oiubistvra,n.,."i5 yv- 9 o S f-AMItr DAUH STORE SWenAQocoBieo'"' I i 'a :(.( k.Y t - fft t SiM8r DatCtSIS tvew-i 'Jwb Printine, l Oierver, !:un " J y3J ZJ 'A'J SLilXgl, rmQiMaaaTtffi o o o 0 e