THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
frocks huvo an adjustable bvlt, so
that the waUttlinu may ,bo liieli ur
low as UealruU. In these tluya wluu
fashions change from dtrectolro to
low waistline, such an adjustable
device Is a happy Idea. ' '
DEFENSE fill!
NEWS of SOCIETY
CHURCHNEWS
LADIES READY-TO WEAR -
Saturday; Arigust 2, 1924.
9
Social ddwi must be In the
hands of the society editor by
1:30 o'clock. Due to the fact
that the social page Is made up
before noon, it la practically Im
possible to Insert stories after
that hour. Hereafter. .tonus, no
matter bow Important they lire,
that aro delayed beyond that
hour, will out be printed until
the following day News Edi
tor's Note.
Tint N'lgltborH of Woodcraft
spent a -le;iNant art-moon Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. W. H. All
Htolt. Th; dim: wus piiHst'U In so
cial conviTHutloti and ncvdlework.
after which delleiuua refrfshuients
were served by tho churuilng hos
tess. - ,
The v. W. ."s of the liaptlst
i-liuri'li hail a very Interesting
meeting last evening when they
met ul the elm reh for 4 heir regu
lar monthly. bUHlness meeting. A'
IIiIh Units the final report of the
Wulluvi Camp -committee was giv
en. The girls will have a slumber
parly this evening at the home of
Miss KUloru Hansen and at three
o VI uck tomorrow morning will
lavc by bIuko" for Wullowa lake,
where they will spend tho day. re.
turning, to their homes in la
; ramie late tomorrow evening.
'iVilight services will be given by
the girls at the lake. Approxi
mately twenty-five will go on the
trip and a good time is anticipated
for everyone.
It. Kberhard mid family ure
Kpendtng the week-end at ltlngham
Springs.
' .
North I'owder. (Special) A
party of Nortln I'owdi-r young peo
ple left Friday for the lakes, when
they will spend the week-end
camping. Mr. and Mrs. U J. GraTfe
ebaperoned the party. , , -
North 1'owoer. (Kprelal) Mrs.
Waller Iteiiter and small son. Hob
by, who have been visiting ut tin
J'runk Hid well home for a few
(lays. rcturfieU to their homo In La
Utamie loiltiy.
Norlh I'owder. (Special) Miss
Opal (ttlkliiHon arrived home Wed
nesday from Monmouth, where she
iih been attending the summer
' course for touchers at the Normal
school.
Fashion Notes
lly Alb'on l,nmonlo.
Now York. While shors anil
v.-hfli' slmdlnKs have brun dlvoro
rd. Ititl like ninny Hoclul Ic-lidors
In Ntiulliir caws, lullhi'r bus lost
popularity, nlllionsli I hoy are Book
ing now (-oiiipiiiilonHhlps. This 1h
mi Impoi lunl. ru.nl, UiklnK on deep
er mirniflennee frnm Hie continued
l onneeinent In I'urls Unit skirts
this fall are lo lie sliurlor much
Hlnn-ler.
I'lirls nieMlliins U to IS Inches as
Hie proper hiatus between Ihe hem
mid Hie hcilllicr. On ll moderate
Mlz.ec! woman a skirl cut IK Inollt-B
I nun Hie ground would ussuinii for
all pnictleiil purposes the putterll
nf a Keoteli kill. ' It Is more lhan
doubtful, however, whether Ameri
can nishlon leaders will .adopt
llM-sn lengths or lack (of lengths.
Them ns has I hem wours Hiem"
luny be triH' of diamonds, but when
Beauty Seekers Will
Do Well to Try
fHE MARINELLO
SHOP
IliNiiii A, (jonimer IIIil.
"A beauty aid for
every need"
I'lll INK MAIN 611.
i or ihe figure in
clined lo
stoutness
Riiulsltfl! Very lightly boned
permits absolute freedom of
waistline. Every a Cam Hie
means "Beauty -and ComioYt,
Too" for Ms wearer. The pat
ented Vent Ho feature makes La
Cam! He astonishingly comfort
able.
A full line of the different
model always on band.
Mrs. RobL Paltison
OontUem
Pliuafl Maid Mt
Apt. 10, New Foley Bldg.
Bordered
.V
Silk;
HUMS. Is un excellent example ol
how effectively bordered, silk
. may .be used. The printed de
sign In black on the -white sown at
fords all tho trimming- necessary,
save the straps that break . tho pluin.
nets of the front. In buying a bor
dered .material It Is well lo select
one such as this with n design that
may lie cut for bandings and trho
mines If necessary, ns .11 -allows
greater latitude In the choice of a
style. TThe sleeves arc most, attrac
tive' and are decidedly different from
the average, run. . .
it comes lo legs "them us hus
thcui," pretty ones, do not uiwuys
shw thoip in public. '.
Ilut If skirts uro ns -sviort -. iw
'kills, they will not have the volum
inous quulltles of Ihosc Rurme.nts.
l'arls is now In the throes of .show
ing new full models to. the .trude
and -a niajorliy. nccordllur to, re
ports from ubrolld, urc us tight ns
sausage casing. . Hociu buds tlilr
fall-may seem lo burst out of Iheir
clothes; bill they will not, or both
Hie'buds and the clothes urc proof
against surprise-' except' wni'n the
bills ror thn littler are received.
Waist lines of the now fall mod
els shown by ihe more prominent
French designers liavo cither re
turned lo the natural wulst line. or
arc jiluced very low. l'-ew women,
however, cure whether Weir wulst
lines ure up or down, so llmt Ihey
uro not. greater ufound.
t'olorn, so far us frocks are con
cerned, promise loMuke on slightly
nion? sombre hues, but this does
not apply -lo hosiery, i'ruullciilly
every Kliiarl shop will huw on sale
at :leust .11)0 shudes of . stockings,
und shoemakers must keep pace.
Mice, fringes und oslrlch plumes
uill furnish I ho fashionable, trim
mings for the uiituinn coslures und
lur .iilBo will be extensively used.
This latter fuel udds Interest 10 the
midsummer fur sales now lir pro
gress. Prices ul these sales ure
uboiit the same iis Ihey were' In
Kebruury. in fact, tliey uro th.'
same garments wltlr.lt huve merely
spent u few mounts' rest In i cold
storage. Whether Uiey rind, uur
ehusi'rs or not, they will go. buck
lo storage' for months to., come."
However, lo liny woman, tho cost
of storage is ns not lilng compared
with the opportunity "to lulk of "my
rurs" although said furs limy be
limited lo one scruggly niarten
choker.
niie of tho newest und charming
combinations of fur und foul hers
,,.,v nllv seen consists or a roiinu
llttlu hut of dove colored volvel en
tirely covered-by 11 rrlllge ol sniuii
...irleb rfeuthirs falling from un
iinrlBht lull on lop. This fringe Is
ulso npseil to cover entirely u col
mr i,f badger, the gray tone o
which blende beautifully with, the
f eutllvr : und velvet of,,tne, nut.. ,
. Sew Sit Wfivl. -. , J...
I'urisJ There Is a new wuy tieluy
of wearing the scurf. It Is rubied.
Hhnwl-llke. anil then the end foldl-l
under ugaln. after which II Is tuck
ed Into the neck In front. The re
sult, to u Alarle Antoinette touch.
. ;tuII tiliwtw.
l'arls. Thn little tulip gloveB an'
Immensely populur st .present.
Worn with very short sleeves. Ihey
arc often In black kid with gaunt
lets of white in lllllp petul effect
I'cvh-M n nnnclnjr SIIpimth.
l.ndon. Home of the young
girls are 'wearing posies on their
dancing slippers. The fll rose- or
i ..Mill Of forgel-llie-llOtS
I lakes the place uf buckle
lllaik 1-ell Hat.
London. A block felt hat bound
In black grosgruln Is Hie chic thing
at present for daytime wear. It has
a very tailored ornament of rib
bon or feathers 111 the middle of
1 1 In- front und a. high din ctolro
!cron.
I ;iiipb-li- Wmplh ll.
New Tors. i- uf.-v..,. -- i
. . ..... II, t, I
;styles llisoe lousy ''' "" ,
le or simplicity. With this slm
ipllclly goes tendenty toHurd tin.
istrlclly lallorHil. but ulso. for a
mm
ill llr
: . if Pf I '
ehang. inougni si'- -
more niutiira woiuiui Insleud of the,
'.boyish young girl. j
j AiiinsllllZ Hell. I
New York. (Some of llie new
Hints for the
Housewife
PIQUANT IHXICAC'IKS
We have so many fruits that
we arc apt lo neglect and disre
gard that Kngllsh favorite, the
gooseberry. Wo jso goosberries
mostly In their green stato for
sauce or in pies. They arc good
in that way, though very uciJ.
but tho berries should always be
cooked before putting in pies or
puddings. Hnamclcd ware which
Is Imperative to fruit acids will
not change tho color of the frttt
and is therefore desirable for
these uses.
l.'ii i Rrnnn ir.MiMihiirrv HtiUi'.e.
cook tho gooseberries In an enam-
......I . n .mill u.il'i i
and then add sugar cup for cupilclatVd i'ress)-The American i.JUuring tho morning worship. Come
When ripe the gooscberny mukv-s
a very nico Jam mixed with rasp-
berries. Put the berries into ai.
enameled .waro preserving kettle
and crush with a long cnumcitd
ware spoon. Add sugar, one ci-p
of sugar to one and one-half of
fruit. Cook slowly, stirring often,
with tho cover off the ' kettle.
Cook until tho juice Is cooked
uway and the berries aro a
smooth jam.;
HUNTS LETTER
(Continued from dsks 1) '
tory u Ibis stage of the ciimpulgn,
a lul of new cash, will be needed
to carry tho fight lo victory on
November 4. ..
Opportunity will be given every
good democrat, who cull raise $.".
to become a member of a Victory
club.
It Is hoped to double or even
triple the number of'.clubs und to
multiply- tho membership so Hint
ii round half million names will
have lo be carted to Hie office of
the secretary of tho senate for
filing ns "contributors' to the 1.M-vls-liryun
campaign. '.
. .
llert New, secretary of ' Ihe
Democratic national comnilttee. al
ready has what Is probably Hie
most extensive pollticiil card In
dex In Malory.
, More thun 750.000 Humes lire
on his llsls. covering "dependable"
workers in every stule,. county,
ward and preclllel, who may be
culled upon lo shoulder local du
ties und responsibilities,
,
"l-Jeonoiny," however, is lo be
liiuintalned ns the llemoerallc
watchword. Helng out of debt is
not tu Justify uny reckless spend
ing. , , '
Hut those ut the purty helm suy
II does bring a certain sense of ne
cnrlly and confidence, )hut Is dif
ficult lo iiehlevo when every other
culler Identifies 4llliiselr lis ll bill
collector. . . ,
As un cxtimplu of Hie economy,
or al least of "skillful mnnag,
inenl" practiced by Hull us chair
man. II la pointed olil thul whit"
Ihe San l-'ranclseo convention or
l;i-ll. lusting seven duys. .ost Hi"
purty's nuttonul treusury- $tr,.(u.
the M-duy struggle ut New York
wus handled by Hull ul a nel cW
of bill $40,110(1. . '
l,Al lH l'At'11'H; NOHTMWIXr
llOISi:, Idu. "Thure Is no rea
son why the ar.il.noo square miles
known ns the I'liclne northwest
should not be pno of tho most ,
wonderrul sections Hint Hie world
has ewr, known, or ever will," suld
Knoch A. Bryun, former Idaho
commissioner of cdiientlon,- In an:
uddrcss before a session or tuc
sumiruT normal school in the high
school uudlloriuni.'
The history of this territory, of
which Idaho Is an Important fac
tor. Is included in the history of
tho commonwealth und shows Ihe
section lo be liniuuo in resources,
extent, geologlcul advancement and
educutioliul progress.
'A, mong -the most Imporlnnl of
Idaho's resources Is the vtunt
uluolint of water power which Is
available In Ibis slute." continued
the speaker, "llecaiise or Ihe gi
gunllc flow or the Snake river and
Its trlbutnrhw and the rupid de
crease In eleviitlon lo be round
throughout the stule, Idaho bus
one-huir all Hie water power In
the I'lllled Sillies
"The glorious thing ' about Mil
lions natural , and polenWiil re
sources Is the ruct that Ihey niuy
be renewed by reproduction."
if three years experience as ii
liiisliund don't enable' him lo guess
whut she Is pouting nbout, be
hasn't sense enough lo be u husband.
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
SUNDAY, AUGUST ISItD.
r ' 1
Don't be insensible to God's love, .ungrateful for
Mis Honcfils or heedless of your duty to Him., Doii'l
go drifting through life to the Shoreless "Ocean.
Starving Does Not Pay Anyone. V
Man's-, true self (PKUS0NAL SPIRIT) requires
food and exercise in order to live and grow.
ATTEND OUR SKRVICKS SUNDAY MOKNINC.
AUGUST 3RD .
And hear our Pastor, The Rev. r'loyd VV. Dick
bring a message on the subject of
"SUUST1TUTES FOR COD"
TIIK METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH
Corner Fir Street and U Avenue. '
"The Church with a Welcome"
IS
X I
.INCOLN, Ccb. Uy, tho. As-
btociuttd , Press). Defense Pay
plans do not call ; for any ulu
ruption of business l'resldnt
t.'oollilge told (Jovernor, Hryan in
replying to a request from the
governor for ! advice as to the
scope, of . tho' war department's
plans.
"Plans for the patriotic- dem
onstration are dependent , on - the
statu and local desires and" are
Intended to be purely voluntaiy,"
the president told Hryan who re
cently voiced opposition to call
ing civilians from their work to
take part In demonstrations.
lHm i-mor i mil .
IV'lll t V A I nl I U !(.. 1 1... Mill!
gion posts throughout Die conn
success of national defense day
September 1 2, uccurding to a
statement sent to ull units of the
organiButlon by Ciurlanil .W. ,1'ow
ell. director of nuliunul Allierlcan
tzutton. committees .of Ihe. legion.
Tho defense test should be used
he snld us part of UiC leglon'i)
program in obtuining piosuge of
tho universal drul't bil( sponsored
by the orgiinizutlon .under tho
terms of which men. money und
material wolljil be drafted In coso
of wiir. .Mr, l'owcll urged ull le
gionnaires to-bond every effort- to
niukc Ihe tests un outstanding ac
complishment In tho history uf tliu
nutiun. , . v
iiL.MM-: ori'osioi) -
MADISON, Vls. (Al') Cluv
erlior lllalne today recorded him
self as definitely oppuscd to nn
tlonut defense day and character
ized the plan us designed to stimu
lulc Die -nutlonul mllitnry nio-o-ment
which would be taken by
federation countries ns n tiiilittirls
tlc maneuver. The Wisconsin na
tlonul government will participate
only on the run of Hie president,
the stuleinenls suid.
lion SkiM'iio Asslgniil
IIOUD ItlVKll. Ore. .Mrs. Wlll
lum Skeeno received a culilcgrum
roni her son Donald Skeeno. for
eign newspaper correspondent , an
nouncing tliut he hud been unsign
ed, to proceed to Orponlund und
other points uf the north Atluutlc
fullowing up the course of tho
Amerieau around-llie-world- flyers.
.Mr. Skeene, formerly u member of
the staff of Tho Orcgontun, said
he expected to be homo for u vu-
ellllon ill Septelllbi-r.
1 ' i 1
''I
CI.Al I) C. I'll AW
The new lu miter man, ' Is In JOj
Urande lo make Ills liome, und
to help you make your home
We w IhIi to be classed as tho j
"Wholesalers to the Consumer.
We hundle It illilini; Mutertnl onj
11 low murtfin of jn oflt, und ul-;
ready in 3D days wo have bc-'n
euiiipdlrd to udd nnother delivery
truck to take euro of our orders. ;
When It eomes lo doors and i
windows we will figure with you
afriilnKt nil the mall order houses
you wish to lnintf 'up. We tell
you honeHlly wo are hrre to do a
fair nnd siimre huslntiss.
AmoiiK the many Im rutins we
have to offer arc:
1x4 No.
1x3 H.
1 It,' vil Hiding... .$2f.UU M.
(1. Kiln -dried
. HoiiKlas Kir Kloorlng..:'R!2..'l II.
No. 2 I'edur Hhingles X !.:!! ,M.
(As lung as they lust)
(IpiHi. l-'oiiinlry. I.n (a-lilulc, Ore.
I'bolic !!I8-V.
Try
9
CHUIHTIAN CriUUCH ThOI
pastor has returned from his va
cation and' will, preach at - tho
morning service.. Hubject: ' "When
a Man Coin e a tu Himself." Bible
School' ati 9:45. and a place for
everyone. Wo want to meet alt the
members who are in town In tho
morning service. Let lis -worship
together. The evening preaching
will bo held at tho South Methodist
church Kith Mr. I tuna of the Pres
byterian church preaching tho ser
mon. O. W. Jones, minister.
M. K. em'KCH, SOUTH Cor
ner r-'lr street and V avenue, ltev.
Floyd V. nick, J. IJ. pastor. Ser
vices Sunday, August' II. as follows:
Sunday School 9:4b u m. Preach
ing 11 a. m. by tho pastor. Morn
ing themo: "Substitutes for God,"
Our Junior church organisation la
one of the outstanding features
and hear them sins. Kp worth
Lcaguo 7 p. m. -prompt. Wo will
huvo a song and prayer worship
period for 1G minutes, and then ?uiHT CHUIlCH OP C1IUIHT
the pastor will give a 20 Hinulo:ROIK,STfl-OI.ncP of ii rst and
talk on "Character Butidlng.,, This;
will bo the subject during the
nionlli-ot August. All young peo
ple s woll us old .uro Invited to
hour this scrlca of talks vi the im
portant subject -of , 'C'huruclcr
Ilullding" by Hut. llck. Tho. Union
services will bo held 111 our church
ut S p. iu. . Tho llev.' Mr. ltoss.
pastor of Iho JL'rcgbytorluii church,
will bring tho, message. Tho public
Is cordially Invited to tins bitvic
und hear Dr, ltoss as.hu will huvo
a great message- fqr lis. .
ISLAND U1TT COMMUNITY
CHUltCH-r-The, young', peoplo of
tho Kpworlh I.oaguo
huvo Just
Blurted n iilblo reading . contest ,
which covers Iho Now Testament
history as outlined by tho. stale of
Oregon for high school crodlls. Tho
untiro comtuunlt Is- uulted lo pur-'
tlcljjato in tills. It- will continue:
for nbout four .weelts und will have
conslderubio soclul Intorcst in ud
dltlon to Its Intrinsic value.' "Tho
Attractiveness of-tho ltlbl""iwlll bo,
tho sermon topic for ncit Bunday
morning and '"Christ tho c'oniro"
will bo Iho topic for. Iho evening
eight o'clock service. .The 'Kp
worth Lcuguo meets at 7 p. tu.
Leader, Miss . Ueuluh Hchroodor.
Subject: t'Tlie Heart that Was
Strangely Warmed." Suo I.ulio 24.
i'i und lloin. 8, 86-3J. Cliurch and
community enterprises might bo
successful wit hunt you , but Hicy
would be more successful Willi you.
You might "get by" without lilem.
but 'would not your - llfu bo still
more enriched Willi ilicin?", A cor
dial Invitation to all the services.
Hull K. Wullts, pustor.
AON ENQLIilH l.UTHIOItAN
t'lit'ItCH M uvonuo, opposite tho
high school. - Sunday School t:40
u. m. Services ll:(io a. in. Ser
mon, ."Pishing for Men." tMiurch
Council will meet Monday eveniu,
llev. Wm. K. Jloll, puslor.
l'ltUSBYTKIlIAN f.'HUItfir v
t.'hrisl can save yod from despair,
from your baser self, from bad
companions, and .front' every Influ
ence ihul tends to tcur down. ills
teachings help you sot i high Ideal
and will uld you to reach towurds
II. Teat God's promises us you
Juin with us tomorrow. In tho Sun
day School lit 9:46,' with the best
summer nttendunco' wo over hud;
and In the morning worship at 1 1
it w hich tim '-thn Oelbol - sisters
trio will bring Iho ministry of mu
sic. Tho minister will bo In his
pulpit following Ills absonco al Sy
nod. Tho young folks will guthor
ror their Christian Kndeavor at 7
o'clock und the' union service will
Permanently wared, wiry or
curl hair should be
Watcr-Wated 1 . .
Toe water-ware li soft
and natural In appearance.
In no wise can It possibly
harm ths hair.
Moles, warts, tfupcrfluo-is
. hair pcrmarcnll tnored
wUhorH scar
Jl Work Guarantee!.
AT WE COfiONIAIi
Phone 621 -J
110 Foarth BU Apt. B
Say Buddy-
Sign Vp in the American Legion Now!
Send tliis Coujhiii and Two Dollars to
Otis W. Palmer, Adjutant, La Grande,
today.
Name . 1
Address
Service Organization
, Let us fill out your
(Donated by Lu
ho held In Die Houth Methodist
Kplseopal cliurch ut 8. hot us (five
Iho Master a chaneo with us.
Wut. Crosby ltoss, minister.
FIltST MKTHODIST KlMSfO-
PA1 OHUitCHTlie eliureh school
Is ;futictioniii(f nicely for buuiuici
time. . Mrs. LelKhtou. the superin
tendent, will eall-Ihe school to or
der at 9:46 a. in.-. Wo aro un tout
to have all of our peoplo who ar
at homo these summer months. In
tho school and all of the services
of tho church. "Tho Overplus ol
hlfe" furnishes tho theme for tint
nermon to be preached by the pas
tor at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. I1.
H. U, Wtnsor of l.udi, Californin,
will rendor Hhelley'a -sonjf. "llurk.
Hark My Soul," arranged for so
prano and tenor voices. The Unlo i
services at 8:00 p. m. will be held
at the MethodlKt Church Houlh.
and tho sermon will be preached
by the Hev. William C. It una of
ihe l'rcsbytoriuau church.
W(ulhln!nn uundav niornliiu ser.
Tico at il o'clock.
; Subject:. "I.ovo." .
Sunday school ut 1:45 a, in. Wed
nesday - evening meeting ut 8:UU
o'clock Reading room open to the
public etory Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday from two tu four. All
are invited.
, IIIAHO KAS $:i.7t.S7l t'ASII
HOIS1C, Idaho. Cash in Iho Ida
llo treasury at thn cluso of busi
ness July 7 unioiinted to $a,77rt.
7l, K. H. llyutt, director of pub
lie accounts, . reported after cotn-
i """"'"'""' """-"'
shows that 3,5.U68 Is deposited
In bunks nnd thut more IhnAi 12,
400.000 of this umount Is In Idu
hn bunks. The romalnder of some
JiiTO.ooo Is In a New York bunk.
Investments und "cash Hems" to
taling more thun IIISO.000 inn Ue
up Iho grund totul .cash of $3,
776.871,' , liny rails, lln-aks Skull.
; KAMIAH. Ida. While pluylng
in u. buggy, !unny, 4-yeur-old son
Of Mr. und Mrs. I'urrol Mcliueen.
fell und suffered a fractured skull
nnd u broken collur bonu. Dr. rtry
li a wus called and says tho Utile
fellow Is doing well today und It Is
not thought thut an operation will
bo necessury. .Mr. Mcljuoen wus
ut l'lillniun and fnudc Iho trip to
Kamluh on a motorcycle In 3(4
hours.
. :
.
Compensation Blank.
Urunde Obsorver)
A Cool s
Spot I
l'on j-
A j
COOLING i
Drink I
- Till-: liEAUTlt'UL
i,'nnwirtM III
fill luuiiinui
! III mscniKtiw
AND MILLINERY
Exclusive
Betty
NELLY-DON AND
Today- Fresh Nougat
The Candy Shop
920 KIB ST. ; ,
The Rome ol Boaia Mssle Caadf .
HI7l'ri:it YUUlt IIATTKKY
by having It ovcrhuulcd in
tlnur, rochurged or repulred,
us tho case muy bo. Iletter
huvo it dono occasionally,
anyhow, by an expert who
Is a pructlcul mcchunlo and
wlll do the work conscleu
"tluusly and woll. A , battery
thut Is crrntic In Us func
tioning Is nuvur to bo 1u
pendod on. .
OMKflON TIKE
KA'ITIiKY CO.
107 l'lr st.. MbIu am
The SILVER GRILL
for Service
Sl'UClAL MKKCHANTS' LUNCH -.AT - 41k
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, Cltoici! Sltiiks - Chops Fish - ItuiwtH und Saluda
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letting us attend to thcui oc
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85 New Foley lllilg.
riiima Main 120
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Where Your Credit Is Good
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repair parts used in every job. " '
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