La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1924, Image 3

Saturday, July 26, 1924.
THE
GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TTTREE
(NEWS of SOCIETY
Social nowi must be in tho
band or the society editor by
teSO o'clock.. Due to the fact
that the social page fa made up
before noon, it la practically im
poaslblo to Insert stories .after
that hour.. Hereafter, Items, no
matter bow Important they are,
that are delayed Ajoyond that
hour, will not borprtntod until
the following day News Edi
tor's Note. i '
Word bus been received, .ill 1m
Grundo by Mr. and Airs. Krod
Sehllko, tliut tliolr daughter. Miss
Frederlku ttollllke, llUB- been elect
ed supervisor of music In tho Wul
Ilium bcliuul tut Girls,, ut Wall hum.
Muss., for liiecomlug year.- This
school was fu0nded;in 1SG0 and Is
one of the ojuest girls' schools in
Ne' England. Shu. will also .continue-
her ocal( studies, buvlng
been accepted as a. pupil of 'J'heo
doro Hchrojder,' thu noted vocal In
Blruetor of Boston, of whom Mu
slcul Amef lea,' says:
"lllniBir American bum. Ameri
can tauilit, .Mr. Schrooder is Indis
putably .proving that wllh proper
guidance lli American singer can
attain the highest standard- of ex
cellence in our Americun studtus.
utid the fulluey of going abroad for
success' Is fust being relegated to
the urchlves of the past. An artist
or highest utluinmeuls. ho is now
demoting his entire time to the
making of singers in his ruinous
lloslon Btudio, being one of the dis
tinguished Americun musicians
;ho Is fast convincing unbiased
and unprejudiced Americans that
tliey can learn ull they need right
here. on native soil." :
ln a recent letter to her home
folks in this city, Mr. Schroodcr
xecuks in tho highest praise of
Miss Hchllkc's voice, and" predicts
foe her a splendid future.
'
1a very enjoyable time was spent
( the Country club last evening,
when one of tho regulur dancing
parlies, given for the younger set
byMho committee in churge, tool:
place. Approximately fifty cou
p(iH were In attendance. and every
oll In attendance had a good time
New Fall
Suit "
MISS PRIGHARD
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
THE MARINELLO
SHOP
Kooul 6, Sonuncr Uldg.
'. "A beauty aid Cor '
Tery neod"
PHONE MAI N 61 J
for the figure in
clined lo
'stoutness .
Exquisite! Very lightly boned
permit absolute , freedom of
walstllno. Every La Camilla
means "Beauty and Comfort,
Too" for Its wearer. The pat
ented Ventllo feature znakci La
Camilla astonishingly comfort
able. A full line -of the different
motlele always on hand.
Mrs. Robt rattison
- . Diuue Main ftfft
"Apt. 10. New Foley Bids.
IS REELECTED
WEST BADEN. Ind. (By the
Associated rresu). Th reelec
tion of Miss Adella Prichurd, of
I'ortlnnd, president of the Nation
al Federation ef Business and
Professional . Women's clubs was
decided hero without opposition.
Fashion Notes
Oresses Creeping Up. '
i Paris. There is no doubt ubout
it. Dresses are shorter each week,
and designed - prouilso that they
will bo kneo length only, and 1 1ml
before autumn. ,
I CHURCH NEWS
KIKST METHODIST EPISCO
PAL CHUltCH Mrs. K. W. Leigh
ton will convene tho Sunday School
at 9:45 a.-in. for devotional ser
vices. Iuter the classes will as
semble with their teachers for In
tensive study. At 11 a. m. the pas
tor will conduct tho sttrvlco of wor
ship, lie wilt discuss the theme,
"An Ancient Hoomerani?." Mrs.
Kuth Kinman will presido nt the
pipe organ, rendering- for Intiotlue-
tlon to the hour's worship, 1
ternal March," by Lindsiiy,
the Offertory Mrs. Klnnmn
)plun McDowell's jilece "To a
Uose." Mitts Mildred weuu
render a voeul solo, entitled "The
AiiKel Camp."
. v ' ' Hep tile Tnmmliiffs.
Parts. . Lizard skin and snake
skin are employed extensively as
trlmminirs now. In narrow bands,
they crisscross tho cuffs of sports
coats or the ribbon ends that stunu
up straight on hats.
HfcllE is mu- of the- new suns for
full. Notice" the cut L of the
skirt clrcultir in front and
olnln In the back and sides. ; In
iteud of the regulation revers the
roat Is finished with a scarf of tht
Dime material, lined with white flan
el. White buttons trim the-coat
n both sides, and the lining Is of
rhite. ...
Making (Shoes IHoKtiy.
London. Not content, witli slioes
of various strango hides and colors,
the manufacturers toduy are "spol
tlntr" footwear with a large num
ber of brilliant splashes. The ef
fect Is "distinctly butlk, especlully
in bright blue an shoes of. dark
green. 1
For
win
Wild
will
55ION KNUL1KH Ll'TllUltAN
Iaal week our family was suddenly
called to Scuttle, and found our
daughter. Mrs. C. O. Union in one
hospital and her husband in an
other. As neither wus out of (lun
ger 1 remained over Sunday. Zlon
Lutheran church will have its usual
service and Sunday School on the
coming Sunday, and In thu evening
at 8:o o'clock the Union services
will be held In this church. Win.
K. Hull, pastor.
Sombrero Captures fximloii,
London. Doubtless us it result
of tho American cowboy exhibition
American plains has been adopted,,,,,
uy soniu norseuacK ucvoiees. it
is worn by women as well as men,
and 'hailed as a splendid protection
against tho sun. ,
ISLAND CITY COMM UNITY
CHUltCH Tho Sunduy School will
meet at K) tu m. Miss lets Bryant
superintendent. Public worship at
11. Sermon topic. "March On, Mv
Soul. The Kp worth League meets
ut 1 p. m. Leader, Mrs. Itenwlek
Clark. Topic, "T4io Blbtu In tho
World's Life." Services" nt 8 p. m.
Subject, "Kchoes from the InsU-
You arc cordially welcome.
Mela) OriiaiucniM on llatN.
New York. French metal orna
ments decorate many of the mld
seuson hats, ospeclully those of
seml-sporls type. Thcso orna
ments derlvo their shape and' col
oring largely from tho Orient, and
are used to held a swanky knot of
ribbon in place, or to simulate a
buckle. - .....
AH Airccssorlcs 31atcii. -New
York, The realty smart
woman today Is going to have nil
her accessories match. Tho wrist
bag will match the gloves, the shoes
tho - stockings, the stockings the
gloves, and the gloves the hat.
Ing by the pastor ut H a. in. Morn
ing theme "Posslbllltlig of the Hu
man Soul.' Special music. "When
They King Them Golden, Bells for
You and Me," will be one of the
morning features. Wo oxlpnd a
cordial invitation to alt who have
not already found a place to wor
ship to coma with us. These ure
the days when wb need rest for
mind, soul and body; all which we
find In Jesus. t His gospel brings
to us our needs. Come let us wor
ship Hint together. Kpwortli Lea
gue 7 p. m. Union services will bo
held at the Lutheran church. Tho
Uev. H. K. Wullls, pustor Methov
dlst Kplscupal church, Island City,
will prcuche the sermon.: Let everyt
one find their way to the Lutheran
church Sunduy night und hear the
Uev. Mr. Wallls.
QUARTER TONE -PIANO
BROUGHT
OUT IN GERMANY
-Hall K. Wallls. pastor.
FirtST CHUltCH OF CHHIST
SCIENTISTS Comer of First and
Washington. Sunduy morning ser
vice at 11 o'clock. ' '
Subject? "Truth."
Sunday school at d:4T a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting ut 8:00
o'clock Reading room open to tho (instrument
public every Monday, weunusuay tones? And where can piano tun
and Saturday from two to four. AIl(,rs be found who cun distinguish
are Invited. j between Intervals of only a quurler
of snote?
ZION ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHUltCH" M uvenue, opposite
high school. Sunday School :()
u. m. Services J1:U0 a. in. Union
services in evening. Uev. Will. F.
Hull, pastor.
BKUNSWICK Germany. AP
The quarter tono piano is iin es
tablished fact. The Inventor has
personally demonstrated It to a
lurge number of musical critics
who came to .Brunswick, from all
over Germany.
At, the present stute of cultiva
tion of tho human eai. however,
the critles bellevo It won't do to
mix too many quarter Jones with
the half und whole notes to which
the ear Is accustomed. Their pres
ent advico to composers Is to re
servo tho quarter notes for special
passages In which melancholy
strains are to be given expression.
One technical difficulty of the
invention is that of keeping so
minutely adjusted an apparatus In
tune. Every player of tho ptuno
knowB that when an ordinary piano
has been treated to a number of
forttssiinos, the Instrument soon
needs tuning. If this be true of
wholc-nnd-hulf tone pianos, the
critics ask. what will happen to an
ud justed on quarter
Coal Lliilnic Matches Hat. .
New York. rThu newest sports)
costumes havo away of using the
Hai no material and design for the
lining .of lho long coat as that
which covers the little hat.
Whnt could bo finer for
linm-r this evening than ,i
WtOATHKItLY ICE CHE AM
Bill Civ
Prltier-vs '
Vanilla. Struwberry, Pine
iipph XeopolHm
."Vanilla. Strawberry und
'-Chocolate
My.lcr
..Jtostoii Cream, Muple Nut,
? J 'heritfold.
lel f IMIvrr One Any
Time Yon WMi
j'lint Bricks m
i Uuart Bricks
Moon
Drug Co.
. Prompt and Free
' Delivery
danelnir, wllh music rurnlshed by
Llndsuy"s orchestra,, after which
lellcloiis refrf'shmcnls were served.
One delightful event of the eve
ning's entertainment .wus a dainty i
featuro danco, by little MltH Ola
Mao Hough. This little miss, is
very graceful and her danco was
enjoyed by cryonc. .
The committee In charge,' .cori-
HiHdng of Mrs. U. '.Jl Kitchen. Mrs.
G. I. liurison. Mrs. A. J.. Slangn.
Mrs. Hurley D. SmtHi and Mrs. H.
N. Ashby. were assisted by Mrs.
Geol Cochrun, Mrs. t'laude ,Scrsn
toiii Mrs. D. It. , Tanner und. Mrs.
T. J. Scroggtu. ' i "
v Members, of. .the- Friday Bridge
club spent un enjoyable afternoon
ycBlerduy, when . Mrs. " Jc . Iloy
Knight and .Miss. Carolyn iHosen-
llhurwere hoslesses, at the homo' of
jMrs. Knight,-on First street; Bridge
wit li high honors ' gning Id Mrs.
Dick , Lindsay und Mrs. Dale Cox
winning the second prize. The
li6mo was beautifully decorated
(vith Golden Hods and during tho
afternoon a delicious two course
luncheon wus served.
The club will be entertained by
Mrs. Stanley Mills and Mrs. An
drew Loney, Jr., August 8.
(
All ladles who are Interested 111.
or who wish to enroll in the Art
Study class, a" department of the
Neighborhood club, ore requesleo
to please cull Mrs. J. D. Lynch or
Mrs. H. H. Cleaver.
v .
The M. I. A. will hold Uiehr ceiru
lur conjoint meeting Sunday eve
ning, July 27, and the M. 1. A. ol
the Union Ward-will furnish' the
program. Tho program will, start
at 7:30 o'clock and . the public Is
cordially invited to attend.-
. i
Union. (Special) Almut twenty
members of the King's Hcruld Mis
sionary Society, composed of girls
irom the Methodist church, wont lo
Cove Wednesday to enjoy arv all-'
day picnic. . Bathing, games, und,
lunch made up the day's program.
Mrs. C. A. gulnn. Mrs. Prunk Stur-
glll. Mrs. James Hutchinson,! Mrs,
Fred Cox and Mrs. Bert. Knight
took the girls lo Cove and acted us
chuperones for the day.
: Many tlbbon Uses.
New York. -Endless are the uses
of merro taffeta, ribbon just now.
In a six or seven Inch width it mav
becomo a sash, a huf ornament, a
streamer "from th6 hip or ' shoul
der, or not tho least of Its uses
u vanity bac
BAPTIST CHUltCH Sunday
School nt 10 a. m. Sermon ut II.
At thu close of service, business
meeting will bu held. All mem
bers urged lo bu present. Jtev. J.
W. Oliver.
EPISCOPAL CHUltCH No ser
vices during August. Uev. 8. W.
Creusey, rector.
M. K. .CHURCH, SOVTK Cor
ner Fir street und ,U avehue. Uev.
Floyd W. Dick,' D. D pastor. Ser
vices Sunduy, July 27, as follows
Tourists Avoid lHiays.
EUGENE, Ore. Owing to the
congestion Of traffic at tho Harris-
burg ferry when tourist travel is at
its height many cars are directed
to tuke tho Hurrlsburg-Cuburg
route to Eufrcnc. .The road be
tween Hnrrlsburg and Cohurg Is In
good shape with a gravel surface
and good time Is made by that
route, . i
Sunday School H : 4 S a. in. Preach-f boy's leg.
Boy Hurt In Fall un Nl tulip
Oswego, ore. while piuyiug
with pther children In the wnodtt
netir T.ryon creek cunyon, Russell
Bullion, R-ycar-old son of Mr. und
Mrs. C. M. Rollins of this city, fell
from a fir treo which ho had
climbed, onto a Judged stump, se
verely hicerutiug his thigh. -Seven
teen stitches were token In the
Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Sililth. -of
San Diego. 1 California, arc guests
ut the home of Mr. and Mrsl J. K.
Wright. , They have been touring
Yellowstone and Glacier imrfcs, also
Can ud tun points, including Bunt
and Ijtke Ionise. Mr. Smith, was
for a number of years a prominent
buslneas man of this city , and for
some time was connected with N.
K. West and Co. Ho later engaged
In the shoe bunt new. . ;
The Smith family left 1m Grande
thirteen years ago for the southern
city und find many changes In this
locullty since that time. Their
many friends Hro pleased to meet
thetn ugaln.
Log Boon dug FraiichlM A.-Kod.
I SALEM. On-. Application for a
franchise on the Willamette river.
luorlh of Mllwuuklc, for log booming-
purposes, has been filed with
It ho public service commission by
tho Mllwauktu Boom company.
Hearing of the application bus nut
.yet been set.
LONGVIEWS
gpeatest celebration Ji31-Aug 120
: QjVoublo Occasion
Longviews First Birthday
and the Opening of the reat lone-Bell Fir Mill
YOU'VE heard of old citie celebrating their centennials but did you ever hear of a city
celebrating its first birthday anniversary! That's what Longview, Washington, is going
to do July 31, August 1, i and 3, and the whole Pacific Northwcsyif invited. Four days
arc to be crammed full o? unusual program, and plans are made to entertain thousands of visitors.
I he celebration will open with the starting ot the machinery in Longview A hrst nig indus
the great fir lumber manufacturing plants of The Long-Bell Lumber tJompany. . That a!oi:e
try
will be worth a trip to what the newspapers call the miracle city, on the Washington side of
the Columbia River half way between Portland and
the raciac (.Jeean.
A year ago Longvirw wai dedicated at the beginning
of 9 city with the formal opening of itt firnt nrttentioug
budding the beautiful Hotel Monticello. Since that diy
the transformation hat been htrle short of . marvelous.
Not long ago the atte of Longview was nothing -but a
broad valley.
Here are some of the things you willTee when you
attend the birthday celebration:
Population 5.000; paved atrreti. concrete wdewalki;
Kwera; Mrarer aystem; many permanent buaineM buildinp;
three mederq hotel?: ia:iy newspaper; electric pou-er
plant with an ultimate capacity of s.coo kilowatt; mere
than 700 modern home and many other under construc
tion: a Community House, equip
ned with gymnasium, iwimmtng
pooL auditorium, etc.; modern
street lighting aystem; parks,
boulevards, golf course, athletic
field, tennis courts; a complete
municipal government; suburban"
garden lands;- modern schools.
f-lace for religious worship and
raternal gatherings; in all,
you will find in Longview every
facility found in any other care
fully planned, typically Amertcan
city to make life comfortable and
enioyable.
But Longview has other attrac
Hons also that its citizens want
you to see and enjoy, especially if
you are a business man looking for
s good location, or a person seek'
iftg an ideal place in which to
make yur home, or one seeking an
attractive investment.
Four Days of Pleasure and Profit
THn hut'M mm ami r
pfftpU htv plamifvl a jfal
b i-m j. in I'T 1if euicrtiainiit of
tht Bf nty iutf.
A 9pnl frlrhtstrn will mark thr
l.ina-HII mi'l "f-ninc. Th prMint
"f button will t't ti mar'nirtry.
Ot irr eveou during i:e f.iur days
include:
Witff f"te nn th.'olUmbii Rirer:
fireworks Outplays;
Utmi Crmcfrt; .
Ptrt fnivsJ;
AirIsf F)ihti.
KMjwt by notsblff pars.
Hilly PimHty .will prah m'rfi;n(r
iinrt nlurnvoa lermotii Susday, Au
gust 3.
Sacred fluid eoorert Sunday. t
Connxder thew euentull:
Transportation by river, by sea, by ml and by
highway.
Accessible markets, domestic ard foreign.
Einenly planned industrial dtstneta.
Raw material.
Hurl and power.
r-Ubor. ' ,
Unexcelled climate. '
A modern community.
Populous contiguous territory.
Scenic environs.
All of thee essentials to a city'i poTth arid prrgreis
are to re found in Longview to a marked degree and vet.
land and rroperty values in this rapidly poaing ccm-
munity are aecuiediy rraionanie
and fair. Lnngview would havt
you inveatigite for yourself.
You've heard of Longview. Tew
new cities have been written ard
talked about as has this new indus
try! center. Now here i$ your
great opportunity to come arid
it with your own eyes- to see the
starting of one of the greatest
lumber manufacturing plants ever
built to see a close-up of the
Pacific Northwest's newest of the
larger industries to see a vigor
ous, ambitious, confident young
city celebrating its 6rst birthday.
A true Westrrn welcome awaits
you. Come prepared to spend the
entire four days. You'll have the
time of your life and. at the same
time, you may find the very spot
on earth you have long been look
ing for the place t tfiske your
permanent home.
REG MENTTG
REUNION
IOItTIJVND, Oro. (tfiieelul) .
Vetcrunii of thu lfi2d Infunlry
rvjrlnient whU'h mrv;d v In tho
World war from Orvtfon will hold
thi'lr annunl rounlon and K'-tp-KCther
mootliifr ut lho Stute Itiric
Hun go ut I'lHrkiumiH, tirt-Kon. Bun
day,' t AuKuat 10, .uocordliiK f- an
announcement mudo' by Major
Fred M. WvhI, prcHldenf of . the
vvU'runn' urgnnlKtitlon following 11
oonforonoo wtth tho oxocuuve
commltloe. , -
-. Tho reunion will bo an ull day
picnic for th votoruiis, th'ir ram
ifies und friends. All are HUppoued
to brlntr bituket lunches, hut voi'
feo will bo served frco on the
grounds. '
- lOntertnlnment features will be
foot raees for everyone from (he
kiddles up to their corpulent dads.
Mother will come In for her Khure
of the fun for there will be foot
races for her and ulso a nail .driving-
contest. Another featuro will
be a baseball frame between teams
selected from umouir those pres
ent. 7 An ImpOHlnjr array of prlues
has been assembled by the com
mittee and if ovuryone dues not
KVt a prize It will bo only because
he 6r shu. doe, not enter into
some one of Iho competitions.
Thu cruek band of tho present
1 62(1 Infuntry regiment will rIvo
u concert and un orchestra from
the same orRanlxatlon will furnish
n hi tde for tho Oaneo wlvleh wilt
commencu ut 4:30 In, the after
noon and continue until 8:00 la
the evening
Tho reunions of tho reKlmeut
are annual ufrulrs, the dute beliiK
ulwnys set In close proximity lo
tho anniversary of , tho dato 0
which tho Oregon regiment wus
formally taken into federal serv
ice for-the grcut.iwnr, tho exuet.
dute being August 6, 1017.
On behalf of the organlxutlon
Major West has extended an in
vital Ion to tho veteruns of ull wars
to Join with tho merry makers on
August 10.
Putman's
For Style,
Quality
SAl.H.M. )r. Tlio On'Kon u-
prLMIlQ CUUI'L Will IVCt'HM AuKtitil 1
Tor Us unlittul vuculltm cuverlim u
purloil ot onu nionllt. r
Chli't JuhIIvo Mcllrlilu will Kprnil
' itKAvr.ti w in-: UTii,iy,i;i)
HOOD HIVKIli Ore. To. ir
voiit U'lik" In Oooso luki", nott'd
Kal of flshormrn In norlliwtisl
crn Hknninnla county. Game Coin
nilHHlonor Huffonl of Hlevennon
llan lo Imp colony of Iicivki
and rclcttMo them at lhi lnko soon.
It Ih bellfvcd by officials that
thM! anlmalH will dnnl) Iho luva
rock l)Otloin of tint lnko and pre
vent tlin outriow of. water.
The lake, wlileh lost moil of llx
water last year, Imnietllatcly after
tlio Kreat JuJaneHO - earthquake.
wuh rilled with thouxnnds or trout.
Leaks were Kloiiped by Imga 01
earth and pllen of woven tree
ItraneheB.
Pormancntlr wveil, w,jr or
vtirl lislr Hlnttilil lio
Wler-Vwl
Tho . watur-wavo Is soft
and natural In appearauos. .
In no wlso cun It ponsllilr
harm tlio hair.
Moles, nnrts, superflutvis
hnlr porlnuenll, nmovod
-'IhoO seal
111 Work (Jiuirnnlwcc
AT TlltO IMIIiONIAIj
riiono 5ji-j
HOI VoirlU HU Apt. B
Mid-Sunimei'
ANNOUNCKMKNT
TOMOUKOW
1'iiMl Mcthodisl Church
11:00 A. M.
Sermon '
Elmer Grant Keith
Topic, "An Ancient
- ' Booiiieriinge"
( M'Knii
MrK. Until Kliilutiu
"Krnlvrniil .March." Mnilxny
"To a Wild ItoBe" McDowell
Yucul solo
"The Anifi'l 'aln(i" .
Mlna Mildred Webb
Wui r,ilr.4 Iwm at f.r. and n-.hlf for rundlrip from iwlnt. In Oron, W.ah-
lNtA mm4 NrUurn I4h, Fnn MsrUiu ind bit, fumitir Meuntot (ih. I, rfifl,
LONGVIEW, WASHINGTON
July 31, August 1. 2 and 3
Get u Quart of
Blue
Mountain
Ice
Cream
For
Sunday Dinner
Cool ami SaliKfyini!
an
d Val
ue
READY - TO WEAK AND MILLINERY
Juslkvs to Havo I teit.
most of hli vacation ut IiIb ranch at
Over Island, while Juattc-o liro'wn .
will divide Ills IcLsuro tlmo between j
ItoHebtirg. his former home, and r;
the beueh resortH. Justice Mct.'ourt
will m pen da few days In Portland, ;
but. later will aeek recreation la the -
mountain dlHtrlctn. .. ,
Where Your Credit Is Good
WE IXJIIND WHAT
l'ONVK 1K I.KON
FAILED TO l'I.M
lie was liuntlnir, hunting for
tlie ' Kouutuln of 1'urpetual
Youth and died disap
pointed. Wo havo found it
In our Marlnollo treatments.
Wo . can bring to . your
chooks tho very bloom ani
color i of youth. Wo can
bring to yojr llfo happlnoBS
thut youth and beauty give.
;. MAItlNIOU.O COK.MICliO
KHOI
25 Now Foley Ithlg.
l'liono Slain liio
YouthN 1
J 7 C 1 8L.
1 q ' Voii'll imimI your tiJiitliiii lu Ms for - J
I'WjHTt work, ran, imntptiie.(M s .
. Klllv your rMUlNfitctloil wo klN'll ' '
J'l llio morale of )iwr gamvMlH. ' .
ALL DAY SUCKKItS
1 Cent Kuch
Made nl Our Shop ,
The Candy Shop
iso Fin sr.
Tlx Home of Home Made Oaodf .
EXPERIENCE
twenty -two year of succensful battery building
Some ruperience, we y and it', back of
WHInrH Rnttrrv we sell.
, Juat count the car, that are Wlllsrel- .
equipped at the factory. Thew tars havs
bern Willard-equipped for year,.
Willsrd, have always made good In the
owner's car. v
"J.ul Im.iinc Blfh.rd lit r.lllnt for s
Ihhib whm T. A. Wlll.id cnuld h.v .old :
lilm Thretnl Rubber B.ltery,
, Littlf Amp.re.
THE HATI IOUT KI.EUr.HO- 8KUVICE CO,
llKlilon Mnehluo Works llhte.
Il 1 Washlnglon Ave. I'lione Mala IM
i STORAGE 41
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