Satin-clay, June 7, 1024.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE FIVE
It '
Local News In Brief
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Kcnson .lie won I ho Pacific Coast
chaniplnnHhtp In football in the
junior coHejfe cl;tsK. ......
COfING EVENTS
June 2Q-.Tuly 2
Chautauqua.-
J,a Granrta
lust evenlnff It watt atoted 1hat he
wuh convicted of having liquor In
liitf possession, lull tho eh.arK nn
luoiiKlit by. the city tiKainst Hchuttx
was for ' (tiaintnlnlnK n nulfiarice.
Here from Piirilnml -
Mrs. Jap Myers and bod, A Ho.
Of Portland, are vi.sitiitK at the
home of Mr. and Irs. Harry Myers
la l.a Grande.
J'ropptty Chances HumIm
i Geore Spikt-r has sold hin prop
erly :il J50ji S , avenue to (I. 1.
Khiffslcy who lias ju.-d returned
from California. Tim deal was
made I hroiiKli Hi'' J yr;i mhl Laud
company, - ... ,
Hack from Spokane
Mr. nnd.lrs. Clyde Hunting And
C. V. Hunting, wito have been eoii-lleeii-d
v.itji the lloll 'I'rarlor peo
ple in SpokaiU' for smin time, re
turned in t.a Grande yesterday. Mr.
jukI Mrs. Clyde Hunt in-; will return
to I'ortlaiul soon lo reHiiuie 'work
with thf ilolt company.
Personal Mention
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
Mrs. J. J. Peek left for Port
Innd this morula ui v-nlt wtili her
dauuhierH,
Mrs. It. MeCarty of Perry and
Mrs. Grunt .lohusou of I .a Grande
left on u visit to Portland today.
Former leldeiu Here 1
' Mrs. G. A. McNeill of Knrhralor.j
Yw York,, and her nniall daughter'.
Johna, Were In l.a Grande for ti
fdtori while this morn In p on tlielr
way lo attend the Hose Cestivul inim Portland.
I'ortlaiul. Mr. and Mrs. McNeill
were formerly in the I .a Grande
hiyh school, Mr. McNeill as prin
cipal anil Mrs. McNeill, who won
at that time Miss Naomi William
son, head of the KitKlLsh depart
ment. They have made their home
In New York for the past five years'
Mrs, V. O, Warner and chlldre
left on n two veeU8 visit to We j
ion, Oregon.
Walter Adair of Nampa Mopped
in ln Grande, overrtlht on his wtty
Tu l.cavr for Portland -.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. 1.. M y.-rs will
drive' to Portland tomorrow where
Ihey wilt meet their eldest son, Al
fred, who lias heen all ending the
University nt Noire Dame. Indiana.
Tie will return to Portland liy way
of Spokane over the Groat Northern.
Vlslllng In I .a Grnndi
Mr. and Mrs. W. i. Anderson, no
compunied by their son, C. 1.. An
derson. nndMiss Marie terpen, all
of, PoVilnnd. are v 'si ting Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Warren, Mrs. Andersons
parents, and other relatives and
ft'letidti ln,; Ja Grande. Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson were former rcsU
di nls of Iji Grande and after tin
ahsi'iice of sixteen years have manv,
ooitmn ntH on the improvement and)
prosperity, of l.uGrunde,
Mr. ami .Mrs. Ilohleneoleh Hon1
Mr. and Mrs. "Heinle." Heblen?
reieii, of phoenix, Arizona, are via.
itiiik'at (he Mehlenreleh home, ilHiK
N avenue, Mr. Meidenreloh left
l.a Grande in lilt 1 to enter the l'ni-
versity of Oregon, where he took
lUil ot Posm-s- Liquor ;i prominent pan in athletics and
S. Khiiltx who was tiled in music, Cor the pt..t elht years
circuit court -was found u-ullly or I he h:ut heen oouchinK aihh t Icm Una
huviiiK a place where liquor contd is now head coach nt the Phoenix'
be used In the Kvenlntr Observer! hmlor eolbire. DuMmr the pasf
r . 11 - - - 1 '
Mrs. G. T. Italtard mid smalt
daughter of North Powder are In
a Grande today.
Miss l.ura Orr of Oklahoma City,
who lias heen visiting Mrs. J. K.
Snyder, went on to Portland this
moruini; where she will acepi l a
posit ion as physical Instructor.
Mrs. D. lloman of , Knterprise,
who has heen taking trenl im-ms at
Hot .Uike, was in l.a Grande this
morning.
Mrs. K. c. Soimhepower and
chihlren, imvhl and Clara, left foi
(taker litis morniiif?.
Mrs. Ih ssle (itehel ami sou. P.illy.
reiurneil from a visit In Mr -merlon,
Washington today.
WJ. 1)1 Ml
lifts'. . )V -,v
tlt ru 1 R.iy.i.'r Ci i it m
Jf it --''
T FEtT mi Eight inche when a. .
lJ i.'i lull
f1TENT NNI FEWCK VTklTCHfcR QKr lt -
; Br ST CFHW EARuT 1HIS AFTCftWOt
IHNOIT0
LET UPTIGHT
Mr. and Mrs,. J. Wisemans oT
Portland, who have heen visiting i;t
Die home of Arthur Kenning oi l.a
Grande went on. lo Itaker City this
morninK-
- .
Jutias Km taut unu
Bringing hack the
"wimmirt-Hole
Kven in the inland " towns and
cities tliere'.s one k)1 spot tho
modoi-n swimming pool. Here
iraiher ytmnn and old, ;ev:vi:;s; !1
the joys that Dad used to know
at the Old wimmin Hole.
After a swelteripg" day, it's
great to dive into the cool deep
water to feel your nerves- relax
and your body take - on new
'energy.
Along with the revival of swim- .
. ' minj? has come a now style u
new name, the swimming suit.
Carl Jantzen, himself n swimmer,
created Janlzen-stitch a pure
wool fabric, with the elasticity of .
rubber. He patented the non-rip
ciotch and the bow trunk, which
make the Jantzen suit fit perfect
ly, wet or dry. No other suit can
he like a .lanten.
A Jantzen will outwear several
ordinary suits. Get yours now,
and learn what feal comfort in
.swimming is. The new 1921 stock
is now ready' at our store. Come
while the selection is complete.
We have sizes and colors to please
the whole family. . rs
Prices -. i
' Men ,...$Mr
t Women
Misses .
Imys
Children
?r.8r)
1 ?l95
..; ?U5
$2.85
AH are pure Wool
The National
Swimming Suit
OUR SELECTION IS LARGE
' Sole Agents for Janlzen
Swimming Suils
Clint's Clothiery
Mrs, I.. A. Mc.VtUster and dam.h
ler. Gerald ill"', who have heen lit
ClorlOa for the past six weeks went
through this morning on their way
to ihetr home in Portland. I he Me
Allisters formerly lived lure and
Mr. MeAlitsI
I lie O.-W.
r was employed ly
STOCK SHOW '
CALLED OFF
DUE TO RAIN'
(OonUnui'il nn puuo M
HUNT'S LETTER
(Continued from part 1
put himself out of further eon-
s'.deraHon for the lionor iy an
nouncing I hat lie would not .ho
.ret.eni al I'levelund.
That, he Tell, would he oonclu
ive. A!so final.
1;' he wasn't there, ho 'couldn't
he commiiteil. He'd still he free
to ce rel.se independent judgment
uid !eade:-ship. " .
Put the demand for llorah as an
id Ivo participant In the Conllilg
Wallowa County Road
Work Is Progressing
(ConflniiPd from pnsfe 1)
All huslness Is handled Ihru Mr.
KeUogg s orfiee, with W. 11. Kpence
as honkkeeper In charge of details.
There are six teamsters working
on the joh and seven other men.
I wo of whom are running liv.ciors
which nr(. used for seine of the
heavy work.
Kurftw'iiur Xorth Iloa.l.
The rock crusher was put into
campaign has persisted.. Anil the service on the state highway nor
invitation that he volunteer inav 'of lown and the eonlraetor, W. 10;
now ho replaced hy an onier imn
he he drafted. . ' ,
The one hlg deierrent to tlilx
prograoris fear of Just- how llorah
would take II. Would ho suhmlt
Storm, heKun makiiiB rock rills in
some parts of Ihe (trade lust l-'rl-day.
The earth Knide will lie fin
ished as I lie milnc proceed and
then the real surf'aclntr will hoirln.
silently, as a conseteiitlous ohjectoi ;cuurat. ,.ort lB nuw helnn prtiducer
only, or would he raise a hue ami jat ,m, 4.1,,, an, finer material
cry of "Kidnapper, turn oy im'i'-jwill he turned out for the surface,
da v. Hose Hoy winning hy inches.
The laiies relay showeil eonsid-
erahle lintuoveuieni over yester
day touch's slriiiK winnlm? ai
the writer predicted yesterday
uturniiitr. Canlrell'M j strtiiK v,a
ccoud. 1
Hardwood won the :i-S mil
da.sh in HU 3-f. HiM'iiiidi. r.n:ipi v
time. Hell Star was second an i
Hoan IMek third.
Tho roinan race, wit h a .close
riuish, wenl lo lioaeh': siriiuj wit It
t'aiftreil seemid and Hyeis third.
Tillle tfi l- ;e-oielS.
Tea I Hit Home Win-
Teapot I tome, the Inn ker who
Have l.ule Geier hoiiio trouhle
Thursday, fouml that liuhe llotv;;
wavm't hu much of an oil pro
moter and iut Ills lease was hiokeii.
Hlihe hM the dust ahoiil 'the Dfth
j p. I. ute Helper rode hki
hroneho yesterday in fair fashion.
Miss Ami HtaiiK-e won lh- lli
ilhhou In the mixed riders com
petition. mln Wins Pile Hull
i;tmcr I 'ulp, of cove, w ho I wo
tears aro won first place In the
tirade dairy class and therefore re
ceived n prize llolst.ln-Preisiaii
tmll calf from the Phymere farm,
jisierday repeated with the same
cow anil was nKniu presented with
a hit!!. V'tth Dr. V. T. Phy as the
donor. I.ust year Mr. Henn of
Grande, won first.
Other races went off in nk'o
t-hapo without only one nccldeni
occiirrlnir that in the second a-.s
mile race when n rider was slight
ly injured.
Swine Kxlilhlt Attracts
Of the exhihitH that drew a
treat ntimher of people was lite
swine e;hlhlt, whli h In one of the
finest ever hroupht toRciher in
eastern Oregon. Not only the
swine exhlhit Is first class, hut the
others are just as fine in compari
son. Ahoul half'u million dolhirs
worth of Mock Is on ill Mlay thm
year and tho numhers are aho
much jrrenter than In pat yeaiM.
I me' to the rain, the pageant.
'r'ricndH of Mankind" was not
sinned last ninhl.
The Trallim n. from l.a Grande,
were present In their slraw hatH.
while trousers and dark coals, de
spite "ihe Inclement weather, 'ihey.
led hy the I'nton County Chamher
of Commerce uuarteite. sang sev
eral songs arranged for Ihe sind;
show and wito applauded heavily.
Iioth the !.u Grande hand and the
.mart et to were appreciated i-nor-mously.
according to L'nton people
ing for freedom mess up the wholr
ahductionl scheme and rrusiraie
the forced marriage of his progres
siveiKiii with Cn I'm caution and
eonservnt isni ?
Well that's one of tho things
lhat only time will tell. P.orah Just
?;rilUi when he's asked al.out it.
ltft A G Kt.Kft (AP) Mrs.
Thomas "c. W'luler, retiriitg presi
dent of. Ihe General Kederatlon of
Wtmten's clulm, . hi seaslon here,
said eVlduy iliul tiie federation
wotill Hot take any ontelal cog-
lllHIK,. Ill l..,l.l,lfU 'Ol.llfUllMe l.v
Itiuiert llnirhes. nullinr. who. nd- I
eye In a few weeks. Seaplane pro
tect Ion will he Klven canatllnn
fishing HiIh year to prevent poach
ing, and machine gmut have al
ready heen sent to northern wa
ters to cope with tho sea lion
troubles.
dressing -die convention, lout 11 -IM.ar and
t nat woman s ptace was in ine
home ami that, onsorship was one
f ihe great modern evils.
Mrs. Winter ileclared, however,
that the federation would continue
Its rampatgll against what it con
sidered ohjeeiionnhto In inoilon
pictures.
"I'Mlius must vol violate or at
tack decency of the homo and
school, or tho morals of the
American people." she said. She
alKu sahl the war against jazz
would continue.
MttllllHIII,
In the Circuit Court of the Htat
of Oregon for Colon County,
Klizaheih ItleUer. rkthulfV,,
vs. j
I Arthur lllelii-r, . Hefi iiihint. 1
1 To Arthur Itlekei1, the ahove
named defendant :
In Ihe iiiiiiki of lite Slale of Ore-1
gon. yoti are herehy rrtfulrcd to ap-j
The road under construction has
u maximum grade of six per cent.
and is nine feet wide. Kight men
and a tractor ami grader have heen
doing the work. The road was
financed with $lS0n of the county
appropriation for that purpose.
$jmio .of the sum hclug suDsa-mea
hy this community, the remainder
helng money saved from the orig
inal road work hy ihe elimination
of. hrldge work.
Sockcc Season 0m-iic1-
VANCOPVKU. H. C. Special)
The sockeyo easnn has opened on
the east and west coast of Van
couver Man.l. and fl"h are report,
cd lo he running In fair nutnhers
lor tills timo of year. Only the
inland district Is opened hut the
northern pel a will he out forsook-
The rock is quarried out of the)
ground, insuring superior surfac
ing material. . Kxperlence has dem
onstrated that crushed gravel is de
cidedly laferor. us It makes a sur
facing material which will not hind
and hold smooth. Jt corrugates
persistently, as on the Knlcrprlsc-
t .. . Joseph highway, ami a I many
IPs hard to think of Horah us n ulHVi.H ,m tu. Ml:lt(1 h,K,UVIiy olll.
vice president. It's harder !Hl(Il. Ihl. ronnly.
think of lh.rah thinking of hlmsoifj u.u MU.kk( lUmtt Utnw
as vice preHideiit. Th(1 .ONine-Kvans-l.eap Market
To sit, day after day porcld up I , of u llllu.- lip .lirHip Prrok
on a ilinky rostrum llntenlin? " wllM rlnlMh(1( WM.k M.ron. ,I1K. lt
the drone ni si'iiaioriiu "'"""
with never a chance, to pitch
111 and s:ir tilings up a hit
To in Hie tall of a presidential
kite, without real, leadership or .In
fluence, instead of an independent
leader, leiired and respected hy
friendii and foe alike
,o;.soi,neiiow,ihai ilnesn't "sound
like (lie role foi Hill Horah.
. No man was a clos-er friend or
more staunch admirer of Theodore
Itoiiscvelt than. was Horah.
Yet lie refused to follow liOOM-
velt when T. It. mde out of the
t eservat ion In I '!
lie would have helped Itnosevelt ;
than a he can help Cooildge now. j
He held thoosamiN or voh h in in
G. O. P.
1 hem tor
h-iiytN Hie valley west of Kvntis,
after paralleling the railroad to the
Williams farm at the moui h of
Parsnip creek, and follows thai
stream to tlm Chris Johiuuui place.
The old mad c hu tied out of Hie
creek valley witli n very heavy
grade, and ret uruetl to It Severn I
miles farther up In Leap.
The county it Die road out on
siiheont r:iel to various Udders, Hi
(tains 1 'oiinI ruction company iloina
ttiosl. of Hie work. It Is surfaced
j w it h crushed rlvir gravel.
m:it t itl i.K lto.i to in
im: sciaic i:i:;io
WAI.I.OWA. (re. (Special lo Hi
answer the complaint j
Hied against you in the ahovc en
titled court and cause, 011 Or he
fore six weeks from the dale of the
itrst puhlieatlon of this summons.
You will take notice that if you
fail to appear and answer for want
thereof, the plalntitf will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed fori
In Ihe complaint herein to wit: that
the hoilds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing hy anil hot ween
plaintiff and defendant he forever
Unsolved and held 01 naught and
that plaintiff he granted an ahso-
lute ftivoree from defendant and
that plaintiff have the care and
custody of the minor child. Gladys
May Kicker, of the p-irtlca hereto.
You will further take notice lhat
this summons Is puhllslied once a
1; for six conseeutlvo weeks or
seven Issues in the i,n Grand
ONYX
POIflTEX
HOSIERY
In All Shades
French &
Greene
Oregon, hy order of Hon.' J. W
Kaoulew, Judge of tho ahove nam
ed Court, which is dated Juno Uih,
1'i-t, and the firm publication of
which Is made mi the 71 h day of
,.t June, .
It. J. KITCIIKN. v.
,nlng
IIbIu
Observer, n newspaper puh-
d In Ihe ctiy
i .a Ore ade. .1 unc
Attorney for Plaintiff.
7-14-ii--s..inty fi-12-IB. : V
UNDERWEAR v
Wo have a fine assortment of Girls' and Hoys'
Summer Underwear and Sleeping Garments.
Also Summer Thin pa for the Baby.
Art & Baby Shop
"Everything for the Baby"
bTAMI'INtt ' HKMSTITCniNa
Sommer Hotel Bids.
for Tnfl 1.0 ran hoi.l i. rv. l )-Th.; I!, nr I , .o.i.l In
r .-"oll.lo If ho In.. ij-m '"";"f -n"il"-lln. li. ..m.lli. r
Ill k. ir 11.,.. nn'l ...II ilrlvo lo 111.' I'Olo Illi.lKo. Tho l.-op-
In Iho iii. iitllinii'. Juno li' will!
i.i:r.u ui l.iMi to sr.wn
! HAI.HM, Oro.lSporliil) ImlRo
1(1. CJ. ISIl.Klliill. of- ll.o .Marion
I rounly rlrrnlf rourl. frrnnl.-.l o.
! ii.Tinalio.i! Injimrtinn roHlrainlnsr
iho II.to Rilmo connni'.Mlon from
inforoint: any or.lor rlmnitliiK II."
I oponlns .Into of Iho iloor inimon.
I Tho snll'wOB fllo.l ncilns'l Iho
1 1 an.o ooinnijHuioii hy Waltor Vi:i
1 alow. Sal. -in allornoy.
I Mr. WIllHlow InM yoar filo.l a
:;liiiilnr mill iisalnM Iho mmio ooni-
nilssloii an.l was iipIkI.I ly holh
,lho clronll an.l iiiiriiilo oourlR.
! J.l.lKO llliifrhali. I.0I1I thai II. o
nprnini: nn.l t.lnv .lair of tho
In uil. will fi'.l Ity Iho loniton-
Inro. nn.l It wan not In Iho prov
t liiro nf 111"' uanio roniini-ioii !
chfliKo Ih.-ro hy any arhi!ra.-y
or.lor.
oaa Horvloo roa.l orow haa I n on-
iraK.'.l In tho w-nrk for iihnnt a
II jx.n ro Rninit lo (to. hI.ii. ... a aoath, v.1.1. 1, in. iu.i. - lio- ;...
:,auh -,. lon bnolloKKom un.l " hoyon.l Iho h.sl l.il-
riohihllloi, HKonlH, Kot oloolo,! in.loy oahin. un.l l.nil.lliiK ono an.l a
tin. sonaio lii-Ml linlli mil. hoyonil tho iiirin.r lor-
Th'o onato ha nutlinrl7.o,l .ay-!'"' ' Allhonirh Ih,
mi nt or 17;.(,o. lor lioapllal an.l Mkv c annol lio ,,, ,! hy oaiK.
lut lor l.i'llK. to Sonutor Krank "" r" ' "mriolont room al tho on.l
(i,o, n ..r V. rmonl, who waa hoan- "f r"'"' ln , "' 1 '"'
.,1 hy a liooth'KHor Imllot In n hat- 1 .'".'"."")' "
II.- near tin' oapital. l'oor rninai
laU.m at that!
'y.-ar. whh-h will prnvhlo aulo
oiitnpoi-H 11 npl, -n,ll,l 1'mvHl 11,-Horvo
oamp jrronn.l.
Wo ap.-nil ono-lhlr.l ol o li- llyo-if
in ho.l an.l annllar lliirll ,I'l',l"!1",'pjQTJIJI5P WITH
NEW TODAY
jYOUR STOMACH?
!
The
notici;.
Due to ilifflculty cvncrhnci'!
In colloeHiitf i'Iiiii-kcm For fldver
l Nine; mat l llsicil iiiuler clari
fied ndvcitlMlnn and timlcr Hie
."new today" licmllntc, tin Kvc
nlim OIh'hit will hcrcnflcr
take 110 chiKMlflciI RilvcrilMlnu or
Advertising tn hn rim am "new
ttMhiy'' unless the ndvertsiuK ix
ttixiuiipiiiih'tl lij vnh.
Two Motorists Injured
KKIo. V:ih1i. C. I - Potts of
Porilnnd fuc-tnlned o broken lejr
and J. Pmharn f that city wan in
jured wh n Pott.i' car In which
ihey were ildinr turned over on
the Paciric hiKhway between K:i
lama and Woodland. :icc?.rdin'i to
n report nt the sheriff w office by
fteof fnt l.iltOH. whO' e car pa.e ed
the PoHh car nlrnoMt al the mo- I
inent of the. accident. ,uto Hia.en
that a -car with orRon lieeivc
If ued lo I. 11. CnrttH.
Morrison street. Portland, pan-M
at about the same time.
Sinllli Pros. M. A. C.
(unrniiictil 1'rcntiiieui
If yoil want Kenulne, Htln(f re
lief from Hlomach dlMlreHH, ko 1i
your driiKKlHt itnd obtain n hoH.
or M. A. ('., the guaranteed tttoi i
ach treatment. Take a Mpoonfnl
after each meal, un directed, and
Kee how quickly It kIvch tesultt .
The very flint doe Hhould con-
vlnee you t hat Hit medicine In
exact ly what you need to forever
end none utomacii, heurtbiirn, niiii
Hea. cxcchhIvc huh. hloalinf?. Indi
gestion or nervoiiH dynpepMlM,
M. A. C. InvlKorateM the Mom-
Kurnit4hcd rooniN for ach Klnndi. iromotcM the Hecie-
Min. Pearl ' Hon of ffafdrlc f uild allrl cleaiiM-M
(j-7-tfjthe entire dilative Hyteiu of rom,
. llirltatliiK' wate matter. It kIvch
COll HAI.K HooHler rablnet, hed.'yoii new appellte, new cnerfry.
mattrcHa; Kprlimn and dr nm r. I new int-ret In life. Hick head'
$rii or, will ell Hcpantt(dy, CalllacheH, dir.lnn, coiiKtipatlon or
K ti-7--t p 1 ' h' r MymptouiH of dial irhed di-
, K'Htlon will vaniKli completely
l-'iilt SAI.K Maxwell toiirin,' par. when your Hlomach Ih re.nl on d lo
ISairain price, Kood tt rum. Pyra-' l"I r working order,
mid Land Co. , ti-7-ltp lieim-mber. .M. A. . ir, Hold on
I an abno)ute icuaranlee of money
w A VVI'!I1- !: iter lianrliiff. iKilnl- laek if the firnt bottle fallH to
m.- :tiid l.i.h.ominlntf. :.ne tier hr.'"tieve any ra- of Htumach din-
A.I vw.rk iro:ir:ilileed. Pliolie i t r'. IMitttln a holtle today.
'i.li M. U-7-Hp Price J!.Lr.
ited CroH Pharmacy will hii
Col! It KNT !l fuinhdied honm-' ply you. Mail ordeiH accepied).-
h, . tihiir ruoiiiH. 4::il-J. ti-7-iitl -o
FOP KKNT-
llf-ht hoii.sekeepinff,
liebiiinH. r7-J.
(or the figure in
clined to
stoutness
Kxqulnltel Very lightly honml
perm It h uhHOluto freedom of
walNtllnn. JO very J,a Cfimlllo
iiieunM "Hentity nml Comfort,
Too" for ltd wearer. The pat
ented Vcr.tilo feature niuken
Cainlllo uHlonlHhiiiKly comfort
able, A full lino of tho different
modeiB always on hand.
Mrs. Robt Pattison ;
ConHHrr , t
I'honn Mnln M19
Apt. 1, Now I'olcy V.hlg.
Vaudeville
Arcade
-SUM) AY ONLY-
Pan.eP & Illaise .'. ..Eccentric Comedy
Dale & Reed, in....: ., .....Eccenli icities
Ruby Raymond Trio -.Soiiffs'and Dance
Winnie Masicrman
Songstress, Phonograph Artist
Orchestra and Pictures
Special Augmented Orchestra Hear Them!
If You Haven't lieon
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Weatherly
Ice Cream
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Pints 25c
Quints .....rsoc
Full Qt. JSricks GOc
Why not use the best
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Moon
Drag Co.
I'ronipt and Free
Delivery
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