La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1924, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, May 10, 1921.
La Grande Evening Observer
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I'KUKKCT HAKETYs l-Vur thou not; lor I um with tin;'
J bo not dlsinuyvd; for I um thy (loil; I will slrcnKlhon llieo;
i yea, I will help the right huml of my rlghteouHni'iiii. Ihii,
41:10.
t . I'ltAYEIt; Lord. Thou bus been our dwelllnfr-plure In nl1
generations, und In Thee we uro sure. Aluy this knowledge
i perfect our fullh.
'I THE OLD IIOMI TOWN . . Rv Stanley i il-
j fflBtfeuSrn 'lS.v-U cu- rrr w . VR Ms. Jt
WSk mm ' .
p 41, tM&zSh e$ l : '
y-ifS'J' friS I I'liAfi'K i: .makks l-i:iii'i;i"r
i jTIIIKTY-hlXKN.
sf: - a v, !h on,
DLNfft' DOCK WORTHY OF TOA&V1LI.C ' ' Yf J L VJ
CAME OVER- TODA11 SIMPL-N' TO SHOSN OPT AV IP 7
.TME HEW SUIT HE REeENTUr PURCHASED . )Jp- r H
pat pnwfn?
n m i uv.Liiu
THE OPEN
COURT
lOltltlNI'OMUMS M l Si
M'll.MIT THi:tlE NAMIiS'lO
tmi-: i iutoii w tii i; v ii;-hini-;
Ltrruits ,'kimi.h.
k cp u man HinUtnj; ,un he eoiii"B
'iirroHH vi(h tin lioum-hulil a.low
j j! nee 'month utter niontli.
' Jloiv land lies surfer from Up?
luck uf judgment a hot it hH'iHlinir
money than for (lit: Imli vT
' i)ioiiiy.
. .. . ,,,, . Iliird p:ti(y. Hut thero Is it tct
W ATI-: It.
I'M. I or,. (Jlwervt r. Tlit tif.i".i.
cTrj voti d dow n the Kunnuri ilh
mj ring project ami also ler w
by u Uceinlvii vote. Now, why noi
Ifivo llie iM'ophi what tiu-y plain!;"
vvunt nuunrly, w aler from av i
'ciwls.
Voti! bonds to pay for a j:""I
Kt'uvtly HyMtem und let um brin
down f,'ood mounlahi watm- and
iavu tl- ptiinpin.i; tdiuiK''M. -VI
Ihv Hiiiiii time put in an cleeln-
il plunt und rm-tdvc koiih- rcvi'p
; IfOiu Um eb't-tricity w liich tlw
litavt'r en-rk project will dcwlop.
1'robably K5 ptjr cent of I Ik
v)i eitii j votcia want the Heuver erei k w;il-
Mother's Day Tomorrow
ILL AT BIKER
In eonm-el ion with t he federal
xnp'ailil, novi'i'iuiitrnt of I'leiaN
aiinoiitiined thai all sleatnHliip ler
mnalH wiTe watched and
that an extensive Keurch would be
Hlarte.i in locale the fugitive.
two old ones.
the
Mother's Day will be observed with u touching- form 'of
sanctity tomorrow. It ought to be. Among terrestials
llusre is none to whom u higher reverence i.s due from son
aijd daughter. The pity is that u true conception
Mbthpr too frequently conies only after she is gone.
t But Mother's Day is both for the living and the dead
Ajjvery hallowed memory is the legacy of one; a very ten-
de) affection the bequest of the other. No child capable
of: requiting mother love will fail to show it on her day.,
Jt'callfS for no ostentatious display of devotion. A seem
ingly insignificant thing .will .do much to her. A letter
home, a grateful attitude, a frank affection .will mean! i j. rowers, who wh operated mountain, Mamcr said
ti'iTTOo in Hin liirinri itwdlirtf ," llIul rel II lllcrl to lti llOtll
MKDM'AI. HI'KINiJH, (Kpiei
-The weulher has been wal'lit
.Medical SprbiKH and rain would b-
inppi'i'eialed by Hie larmei-s.
Mr. ami Mis. WIIk.iu a;u)
i Mr. ami Mrs. I''. Whilleti ti:o(ored
ito Cove Huuday and mji'-ii I I ii;-(i.iy
killh I'olf. VVdu.ii ini.l uil..
(if The pujdlH ol' (he eighth Kr.'ide
look (heir slain e.iiiiiiini1tMis
IThniHday and Friday. Helioul
ctoHeil May li.
I Mrs. Win. Duncaii l Mi" pinnd
(owner of a new piano and u vlc
I Irola.
Vitdlors In llalier MoiKhiy trum
Medical Wi're .Ml and Mrs. I'i
Powers, M r. and M i s. V. I June;
Mr. J. I''. Kennedy, M i s. I..
Wlnlli, (leo. South mid Vivl
, 'Kennedy.
I lies (o I'ulleiii !
I ) j UAK Kit. Ore. tAI' ) Hours
sit j were rnived today in rushing nu'd-
ieal aid I lie I'lii'iH Thomseu, fiO, of j
Hereford, when Dr. J. T. Uih'KenH ;
of Maker choxc the airplane us u ;
meaiiM i( makiUK (he trip, one of j
more than two hours by autonio- i
bile
it's a wonder the womenfolk
an n'l troubled a whole lot with
painter's colic.
Cast love affair are (ho.e
tlnniis ii woman keeps silil nboni
I ill slie Ki ts in a (puu rtd wit It
her IhisIuiimI,
SprillK Heldom does do 111 Jell
Kood until summer tfets her
sim;.
inMi.u i.r i iijhs um riiriiiuiK "i me hiiioou
er dlNlrlel, "Xick" iMamer, com
mercial filer in Maker thin week.
wa. called, and v.uhln 2h minutes
Mr. Hiatus wits at Hie bedside of
the tdck miiii. it was reporied
thai TIioiiinimi, a brother of John
TlioiiiMt-n, rancher and owner of
,j 1 Hie Thoinscii Hand Cuttle Co.,
n would recover.
.'., j iti makiiiH Hie l rip it wan m-ceM-M
t siiry l clindi lei an aititudo of
! 7,;.(Ni fee n pasiui,' over Hooly
ble,
Than Keni-r'l wllh his rheiimatlsi
Some says 'I ain't and other 'tis,
SlKns that p'lnl to coming spriiiK;
Hut, anyhow, the robins sins',
Sn. I f-iX'SH H's safe to Hay,
WprliiK is here or on the way.
.fust wliiU tlo women ito wltb
the lime they save by having their
lialr IxddKMl?
of
scjsion of nil. : Few are iiimuino to its aiipoal. It cx-
. 1ml
Ono of the finest concents of human relations in back I
il.n 1M. r.... ..1
It cannot bo soiled raid- !" !';"' '""i"'-
il is tne special privilege oi nono mo common pos
es wholesomeness and soothes the soul.
ho
d"
tho
tho
Death of a Good Man
iK. S. Norris, who met the end of this earthly life in
nhjiiutomobile accident between La Grande and Baker, was
' h ifood citizen, a fine man, an enlerjr iiiiti". f"'r'' '
I notnially had many active yeai"
His demise shows jiiut ho i.:
i iiifj homo from Kakci in hia -own , ,.,
in fhe highway and sustained injunc:, fnni .".li'.-l- 1 .
yet terday.
"A flasli of tin; lii'litnini;-, a break cf the wave,
man pusses fioni life to his rest in the grave."
How true il is. We recall Mr, Norris' career in
(jrijndo Konde valley. As a farmer he learned of
iiicgunl conditions thai exist between the farmer and other
classes of business men. Seeking to right that ineipiality
he entered business, only to find that bis cooperative plan,
if ever to be successful, was far in advance of the times,
lie. suffered financial loss, so much so that he never again
engaged in farming, but entered a smaller retail business
wli(ch he was conducting when the end came.
Die never did furesakc his principle of aiding the pro
ducer, however, and in every conceivable- manner he pu"
forth the cause of the man who tills the soil and furnishes
the! food for the nation.
3Ii NorriH was a man of high moral ideals. This com
nuniity is oetter by his residence here, and now that lie
eea.ies to live, ail of Ia Grande and the Grande Ronde
vnllfcy share the sorrow of his witlow in the sad
endjnjr of his life.
iis lH-'id
to r'turn
'ou I) (Mk
tuedtcfil I real -
luenl,
Mrs, I,. H. Wlnlh in pn-pj'-lni,- 1 1
leave for The Dalh-s Sal u rday. The
lainity expects to move to Medi
cal by June 7.
Mr. and .Mrs. ('. ( . Mlnnm
spent the week-i'iid In I in Iter,
They were accompanied lioiii" b
Miss J. ( 'nssidy. who wan visit in?:
With relatlven Hiere.
l.tMi Wilson, was a diiiiH'i' i;n t
ndithe SI. K 'eimedy raneh Krl-
day. He came in Hie ranch after
n loud of harl-y for uprliur plrml-
wriiHr n r.nd K. H hilb u ., ein
f'we recently after u c;ll
'. ': V!,liou purchna.-d while
. 1 'i'- siiedtiy.
'! '' T:edlcnl ypritui " f'lianr,'
. Ill tu t Siiturduy iuhI in w m- in
b-ra will be t'lken iut( tie- i-iMiire
After the im.'llnr; He- public if
tuvMed 1o hear the radio, Dial 1 1. I'.
I 'rail, of Mak. r, ia d.'in.yn:! ratimv.
ItefreidlllielllH ullt be Hei ved.
Mrs. Hrace .IiiIicmmh ami s'DV
Hpent Htinday at the home pf Mrs.
J. li. Wanker,
K. S, Molby end family were
E GRANGE
IL TEACHER
KlondeH have more hair than
brunettes, scientists discover. May
be that's why they do more ex
perimenting with It.
With u Jurf;e KtoritK"
voir and one that can be in
creased as the city grows,
water problem will be solved.
Kor ten months we will hav -enough
running water fur this city
und surety we can impouiul a
sirplus to last for two montin
in the year.
if the city commission wlti put
up the Men ver !reek project and
an electrlcui plant in connection
instead of a defeated project you
wili see It carry by a big major
ity, i
. , A. V, AMUtliWS. i
Ten h Take .Military Training.
AppHc
li
STRAW HAT
SEASON
MAY 9th WAS
The Official Opening Of
STKAW HAT SEASON FOR. 1924
Yuu will find the latest shapes and weaves in our
new stock of summer straws. They are good-look-ing,
cool and durable.
Get in the swim
--Wear One Now
Our prices range from
$4 to $6.
I 'KN I) LUTON,
tioiiH have been mad
young men In L'matilla county, all j -of
whom are residents of i ndh--!
ton. lo attend the annual citizens'
military 1 raining camp at Camp
Lewis Ihis stim;'ior. Of the ten
applicants, five have uttended pre
vious camps. The applicants an;:
Kohert H, ljunn, Kuymond J. l'm
son, Korrcst i iarrah, Kapha el
Kuymond, Miles Arnold, Haley I'e
lerson, Krancls (rreullcli, Alvin
Kosh, Jack HarkneKS md inerju
Temple.
28 YEARS
AGO
(IllANHIO H A LL, (Special)-
Mrs. Delhi mis consented to leach
Hi" Orange Hall school igaiu next
l,a Orunde (laved te. May K, UilHi
Sunday vlHltt
Mr. and Mrs.
ih at the home
V. Huiienn.
p ram
BE SEIZED
yi-nr.
Mr. iiml Mm. cIkih. SmiuIk In, v,
iiiiih iI In Hu ll' ni-w liirin liimiu
wliii-h llu.y purL-huHi-d a Ti-w
( Iin nno. 'I'll,, inn,, lB loimlcil
il Htlnil ,)N(iltH'l' Ul'.sl ol' ClIVI'.
j .lullll I'l'llTK llllll Null Imvi' li'HH.'ll
.1 lol ( loll ill I hi' Kil Ki ylinhlK il ni
, -'ir y.
I AtliT II liin lllllc'K.S, .1. .V. llnl
inmi Ik iililf to hi- (mi uKiiin.
j Mf. Iliirr.Non. of Soul h l,;i
(Ir.inil'-, uiim ii husiii.'ss vlnilor In
Ihis illslrlil III,' Ih'Hl of I he ivooU.
(Inn;;.' iiml IC.n l I ii;;i,-h hlivi'
;I'.IS.-, Um liirin w,.i lM'lolif;H III
llii'lr liilli, t. Wllllmii IhiKhiH.
'I Wlllimn Mi-Cliii.' Ihih mi ex
I'l'lli nt Hliiinl ol" nlruH'ii on IiIh linn
ll'i'l In' h li-il only ins! yi'iir. lli-n
iinil Ken Cm-Ivi'Iit uiHo hiivV a now
Mam! i-oinhiK out w.'M on their
pliH'o. 'I'lll'llH tllu. WIIH Ht.'-'il on-
,ly Inst your. i
I .Iin' IhurhH.n Ih iinlnlliiK hl
, Imhi.so.
I ih iviriilni' m'M.sion of llliii'
i-Monnliiln (Ii'iiuko win lii'UI Woil
n miiiy.
I Ills. K.l SlrliiKliiini ami Mm.
I'olH'l' HsiU'll til,' HollOOl Wl'lllll'S-
- M. .1.
oil.
trajj'ii'
Water Discussion Opens
Ugcwherc in this issue is a etniummiealion from A. .
Andrews, a business man and property owner in La Grande
win at one time was a member of the city council. Mr.
Andrews starts what may become, an interesting discussion
of tihe city water problem,
the Evening Observer has decided to open its columin
to itll citizens who have views on the water question, pro
vided of course that proper lanjjua is used in the coni
muijicntions and that no sentiment of personality shall
enter therein.
It is a prol)lem that must be solved and it is believed
llmtj opinions of different taxpayers will aid materially in
hulvuig it. Voil aro welcome in the Open Court column.
takes your pen in hand and tell what you think of the water
situation and how it can be cured. Please sin your cor
rect; nume to the communication, even though yu desire
it withheld, for this paper will not print a communication
when nol pmperly signed by the writer. W e do, however, h10"1,1
I'wwitii.ntKf I il,.. , i il.... .....;i....v , llrniihl
i v j-., 1 1 t vnvj i ni mat liiu i I iei name MOl j ,.,
be inmtcd.
j A federal emu plaint eh;i inn
( J rant It. i hmii k wit n ik-Sh I le
malls to deinrid, ulid InMihinturv
haukruptc pnieecdtiiH ; i .ii-.;;.
Htliilek's prtip.-rty lei Hi..- hem IK
Of the v red II el s. Were t he NI fii.
t alien eNtei da t iy 1'iitt' d Slat. .
uU'leliits invent ial iiw; thr- catt oi
Hie missiiiK' rrmui i'ity lawyer.
IMinlek was Iheieilit in have !
tallied mure th:in HM.ikmi i'ihim
elleiilN Iradah ilth .
The lei leva t );rand jui , new III
session, wilt le nr 1 he i il;i!ir.
ianatnM I'liMiek Mniiil.iy ai - -o'-j
o'clock, aecmdim; lo Allan linn:i,
I lilted Slater alUM'ii-. Tlie roiu
plaint lollews in t'.-'l It,. n Ion l th-
post Oil lee iuspt-elul-n ;Uld cit e.-i
lour speeitie eiu-e.t In whi ll the al
leged dei'aulit r m- :U frau-lii
mat ter t lirouh l he mails,
"Tin' c;is(i which ill lie ie-t'd
one in which It widow 7 t u -old
was depi.ved ol her .jMiive
su pptu t and s.n uu;s a niounl to
more than :ia(i," f,atd Mr, ! ty
nun. The moi l c.ik s and mde-
were M'auduleut and minted peitph-
Ulid places wlmh dul net ei;i c-
The pupils of the sixth,
and eighth Kt'ade will
Tlitiitiday and l-'riday
their state exuminathuis.
icvi'iith
e Imsy
writing
IllLNT'S LETTER
(Continued from niue 1)
I ml
cuIIckcs. and (he list Is to he
hrnadeiied until every ed uca I loiin I
Instliution teaehiiiR men and wu-
Mh'll of VolitlK age is coveted.
I Ohio . ads I he list si i tar in
numlMT oI eluhs Conned under tin
li'MXiMleau t'ott.'Ke Itureau, wilh
li. Indiana comes sei-ond with II, i
lwa third with tu, and llduoi!
and t'ennsylxania ate tied for'
in h w II h nine eaeh.
hiomi: ,qo ei'imient oliieials audi
i i s speusorimr and aid hit: t his
llepuhlicaii ititidli-
p i-oolidKe l.:u U in-
1 l.eti;s A. iouiidj:e. '
slant si'cretarv n :
treasury: James M. -Heck, soiieitor
general of the I ntted States; Son
:t!or James W. Wndswurih. Jr.. of
N- u eiU and t'ololtel Ttieodoref
Otry ni
at' t'ninn, was In
Hie city Monday evening- ,
Morn: To K 10. I leer anl wife.
Sunday May :!, lS!Mi, a hod.
I'het Wllhnni, of linker City, Is
visiting rrielids IiiUl Ira ride.
Frank l-eavl( made a flying trip
lo II tint iiiKtou last Sal urduy.
At Kuy took his departure for
Hie I'rtppi.. rr.Mdc minhiK reKlon
last Saturday mornim;-
Several I nioulti-H attended the
meet in: of (he Kastern ireyon
Coin ma udery Wednesday evening.
(iov. Lord. Secretary of Stale
Ki ncit hi and 'I'renKiirer M et chain
were visilors in l.a Crande last
h'rhhiy having: come over from
Cnion wdtere they were to ex
amine, t he proposed insane nsy
lum. 'I'he party h-H on the morn-i
hitf train Saturday for l'.aker City,!
where (hey spent the day looking
utter some business concern Ihk
the Slate when Hiey took their do
part lire for Pendleton and The
Daltei where they will Invest iirtlt e
the I'ortitffe road mtiter.
In spciikln- wllh these gentle
men on the political situation the
impression seemed general with
liiem that W. It. Kills would be
the choice of the people for eon
UTes.t. They said that outside of
Multnomah counts' his support
will be nearly lo a man but they
think that his chances for carry
iiiK (hat county are not more tlmn
eiiiml.
.1. P. o'liryant. of North Powd
er, candidal e t or count y clerk is
looking over the political situation
in La Crande.
Dr. D. Y. K. Deerlnjr was plac
ed on the republican ticket by the
et nt nil committee in place of r.
; Haeon who had resigned.
j V. J. Lindsay and wife, Mrs. .1.
t M. Ilerry. and daughters, T. K.
i Huehb-r and Tlios. Walsh went' to
Portland to attend (he funeral of
! Mri. M . J. Ituekley.
NOW IS TIIIO NIOASOX
of picnics ami lawn parlies.
Let The Jlluck Cat save you
till that work ami worry
over a hot slovo. Our deli
catessen enn servo you tviiti
Sandwiches, Salads. Our
llnkeiy Is always supplied
with dellclouH iaslrlcs. Our
founlatu supplies (be best In
Ice Cream. Ijitst, hut no!
least, we liavo a complete
line lof fancy haril candies
anil parly assortments.
( all Main ML and In a row
minutes your refreshments
art: ready to serve.
Chiropractic for Diabetes
By Dr. Woodell
ori:KTIo: ,io not iin
deiHiund how it is that you
can em t- 1 Mahctcs when I
have been told that my eat'
is not curable. 'How do you
explain '.'
A.s Kit: Publicity and
t he fact ni rt-p:-tilion Is Hie
only (hint? that will drive -i
ii'-w thins home. That's
why wii repeat again and
UR.-tin that Chiropractic pro
perly administered, will cor
rect the Ileal Cause of di
sease, Tlie. cause of so-called
Diabetes Is the mure
cause that exists in all di
seased conditions, namely,
the lack of t' .1 actional ener
gy to t he oi'fjan Involved.
I'ntll you get this fact firm
ly fixed In your mind, Hun,
und only then, will you havo
a clear understanding of the
simple fundamental of our
wonderful science. If Chir
opractic will correct the
cause uf your disease, vhi.'t
difference does it make us
to whut name lias been
tacked on to it. Have your
spine examined fort his cause:.
Then placo yourself in a
com indent Chlropructic car-j
for treatments.
lOleetrlcity will aid in si
ting quicker results. .
fl V '
; JafS mm ! mi
pIjsssp. iiipi r',.''',''''r''"'" k,','i"'" r"' " fbki
I Will inll iv ..... . A-WK.
aiiiKin of
;'Usia
toriuer
thje of a dinner party at which
Mark ham was present remarked
t hat It seemed to hint lie was
trying to "salve" Markham a bit
thai the brightest men came from
the west.
"Yes." Markham said, "and tin
brighter they are the milcker they
come!"
IM-ap'carauee Is Planned
"We ha e otii aite d nom; h in
lotnuilion In tour counties -Mult
noma h, Clack a m;ss, M a mm an
atnhUI to tu ;,r out t he a.-in-ip
t Ion I hat t It e in a n
planned Hie !.!' oti
hsappear. He
cr. I hat I in
pie- Hlt i lh Mis !o .
aui.-IIy l thev should t
lino,'
na vy
As
aeh
ell,
assistant
IHIH
Melt
Id tt'
elv
Democratic Vigor
111 the national conii'ss t'on;io.ss two (iemocnits $oi
mixoJ up in a turmoil iciently und k'tore the fiasco htul
linidicd they wcue calling cath other names and hurUmjr
chairs and books at eaeh other's head.
"jKuys are only men jirown t 1
luuc after all" neither do hnbitu.
in itet-ii ol !mm
j The hank; tii'h :u 1
da was the I lit
! het.'.e tin- prnnrt lor
l those Mlidted.
i of the aN'-ei. ii-, i.sa- i,
! Melndl, Seidua .'b iiml.
i ib lhOII tll He- t ; A'!'
rem nt d IS. a m;i
, lion ol the total,
i Se;treh lo I'.e I a'
A sumiiipi-t,
nd t urtteu t r'
'"slial Hidchklt. w.-. prettiiMl.i
. turiivU "not tound,'' tti4;-)iiuvii c.s
the
.iit
d
d St;llis
"mi as t he s! ndent body tu 1
f the colleges has bti-ll er-
tt,:- d. Hie bureau will reach mil !
I' hide in tlw scope Die aitintni'
the variotif insolations. No;
l''He man Is to be oerioo!ied in
lU'vai i mil i ins is t lie t pu,' lor
end StltdonlM lo ei lite to l!,e :
aid oi their i-olbaaue fo.ilidge f ;
Alillirr.il'
Imldeiitalty. it nuiy be m in
brest to iw- that llohs IVnrose
II is on the eveiitive tointnittee
ol 'he neniy formed Hazard li.
juil'hean club.
ThiM name brfns luok leeniur-:
i.s ol Hie days w lo n the original.
niese, lioin tils throne as elih't
ol Hie did tJuard. laid down the;
law as tit k li uiim who and whin
as what in the Uepuldlcan party.
Though a eolh-ge man hims- ir.
Holes (he Kbst pn I'erre.l to rim
pold Us through "prjetii a'" thI
luaf !:!' "men of u t fairs," nul
tltierih coUeK'1 campaigns. i
RED PEPPER HEAT
STOPS BACKACHE
Tlu heat uf retl prppersi t.ikes (lie
'oiteli from a wire, kin"; back. It
.'ii not hint u4, mid it cerLainlv
ciitN Hie torture -xt once.
When you jiie foOerituj so ymi e;tii
hardly ;it tii'etind. (tit try lied lVp
km- link, t'tnl .m will' l,ave the
quiike-d relief known. Nothing ti.ut
naU coiueati.ilnl, H'iiettatinL; UtMt
U.1 red peppers.
.Iiit us mm mi as you npplv lied
lYpX'r Kul. you will feel the ti'nlin?
heat. In three niituitt-s it wnnu the
oni !-Hd throiiKli itiul IbrougU. 14 in
ami mm etiee are eiie.
As-k any drui-t fr a jar f
Ktmles tepi,.r K'll'. B? stir t'.l
:;pt the uniin?. with lb name Kwlcf
vn each p.ukiv.
a .rim
Slathci' Likes Candy
Suiulay is jMothui's
Day!
Wo have Whitman's
put up in special pack
ages for tliis occasion.
Send her one today.
Red Cross
Drug Store
Ch eer Up the less you
have the more there is
to get.
Mother's
Day
Heineinher Mother on
Mother's Day wilh ;i
fine Box of Candy. Our
stock is fresh and com
plete. Moon
Drug Co.
I'nuupt and Five
Delheiy
ror sarciy."
v. niorr you liflu honii:
iiilcri'Ms Ihr belter till
tirmutt; will
i.ovai.i'v m;ajT.s
I.OYAITY
lili-oni.lii lioniL InsOlii-
Huns ut all kinds Is bi:ln
full' to Uiosl fioln wliosu
imlnmiixc jou rapiit to
liitifit.
I.miihy u IhoM! vim tuv
liiMll will work riiliiriKul
l!ltSM'rll.V.
I' or imnkinir scrvire to
tlrniiili' icopli. jiuir liolllr.
hanks mi' linrxi-vlli'il.
taiiuilr inonry liiinkfil
in oilier towns enn tlo I.
l.rmiiln llllli- icooil.
Sliiku It rlriy-flfiy. I'ni
innl.e I ho si- Inslllnlions
wIiom- Miimi( anil imlron
up.' Jon enjoy.
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