Wednesday, January yry 1526.
TH&'LAGftANi)i! Evening-observer- .:
RAGE-TOT TV-
1 i; 1 1: itti t . i f ' t : ir :
NEWS of
' An art program of Br wit educa-tV-
tlmntl vniiMi was given lit thn mect
iiiK of thn N.'lRhliorhooil club Tues
day when tin silhjeej "Hidden Itee
. ord of the I'ujiI" wus presented In
H IhohI inh-n sMnjr Mayj wild Mrs.
J, l. I.ynrh um ehalrmun of llm uf.
IvTiiorm. Mth. 11. H. rionvt r kuvv
tt Hdiulurly iliHctiKHion on "AW'huc-
olojo'," cmphasizlnc tho fuel that
nil HiHkTHiun.llr.K of tlif pust 1st
jjt rt'K.'Hury mr u eompieie nuder
t n tiding of the, present,. She. out
lined briefly tho difierepi ues Into
which the pron-HS 'of man is di
vided descrlhinx some of ihe rejlett
nr man's hundlwork( of ohl .'lvltl.a
tJoiiH which throw a itKhl on. the
history of iihIIoiik now existing.
Mrs. T. It. Muxwetl Vi't-y KffHiy
sons "Consider ind I leur M by
('laxingiou Harker."' Tim sinking of
this psalm w!ik especially in keep
ing with the spirit ir tuit proKrum.
Mra. I'Mwat-.l Holnics.netmupunit-d
til the plana. '..''- ' -
.Mm. Lym;ft' closed the program
with u uf-ndid paper on "The Iti
Ido anl Arrhafolotfy." Knowing how
ll-Cl-llf ' r-ve:ivtltrmu I . -
tliiiiiif feature of this number was
tho beautiful nnd distinctly reli.
ioiiH -HUiKfHi'ttlnir from which Mrs.
ti.'K. Hi rule rend passages from the
Holy Itihlc Illustrating Mrs Lynch'
paper in it nitiHt Impressive way.
Mrs. Hay llrown. assisted by Mrs.
J'lmcr Host', entertained Mm nu-m-lici-H
ofMli,- H. tt. (?., rHil tx the
Pinner's" home' last evening. The
evening whs spent 'at cards', wttli
Aim Holhn Hkiff und IJIako Shields
winning, ,ViK'.t, lo!Wrs.t L'onsojutinn
went lo-Mr. ami Mis. George, ohl.
A two course luncheon was served
befnro adjournment, '
' ! i' .' ; i ' - . '
The Kinfrs Heralds of tho Melho
rtlsl Kpiscopal chuK'h, cons'.sltn of
chllilron from tho' UKek 61' S: tb 1 4
ynars, nipt yeslerduy afternoon nt
four o'clock -Jn the primary irooni
of tho church for; ti.ioir rejjutur
mncllnti. After a 'Very intcrstliiK
lesson on "China," refreshments
Wele serveil nil J the chiltlren spent
hli hour at play. .
.-
Cove. (Special) r A delightful
ffiilld parly was held at the liome
of Mi's. t llertsch reecnity with
Mrs.- Berlsch and Mrs. Jieryford as
hostesses. The home was beauti
fully dor orated ful- the occasion and
:i
'lino" was at play during the afler-
noortt with Mrs. T. It. Conklin win
fling high score. At-an appropriate
hour delicious refreshments were!
rt-rveil by t lie hosit sses. Besides
B.M k.-ll.v i!M-k A,H IWi MrK
U. . Ui Mm. Tiiil'.iiionlMin.
,il '
l.y. Mjl)i. C. iU-i,.ii . It.
lock.. ilf,!n; LliKwilii,' Mix.
Ulllllll
inlark. ilfk II. t.:tei:iili:,l M i 1
A ! n..i.i.iii'.i'triU ! iiTi!iii;...ii
won i8.-nl.' 1 ilii; l'Ml'!!r evoo w!jtrjrtj for ;t lu
taw-oi.. MiLi.,i I.V!.46l.' MrS. J . j'1!' i "WV ''f"'1 'l 0 'W"
f .,.!.. in, a u-.JjJi etii.o Jiciit is.oj, iiKiu hiui-
Mrs. I,. E.-fUhiir-rson.'kr's'A. ol'.ni'"' l ,:tftilr.ly poiiiimmh-M nf ibtin
Li...unh.y. ..mL.LJ.l. tuMtu.-.WIl.ii.u.1? 'rtnBOjor Wuck :in1Umi1:lnlKlil
Announcements V
Hox-lal aiinmtncemciifs vnmy
bet prluttnl inidiH'ooliiniii lrii
uf 'batv Any' aniioiimuv
iwntM is rlalnJng ,(o any runo.
(luiM siicli as cooked food
Male tr,; will" be ce"fttd:' Aifi
b uoiinccmenls, to be printed the
name day, niut bt in hoc Lei y
rd I tor's bauds by t:lM o'clock,
News editor's note. v
i The regular weekly rehears;il of
the Monday Musical Chorus will be
held this evening at ft: 4 5 o'clock
at the Neighborhood club rooms.
,
The Ladies Aid of Ote Lutheran
"church will meet with Mrs. l-'red
Johnson, 1302 Kighth street Thurs-
.day afternoon, January S, at 2
o'rinck. Thee will be election of
Officers.
. ThelF. A. n. club will meet Friday-
arterhoon, Jdntdiry 9, with Mrs.
J loss JOaton fiii hostess.
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' Tho T.nclty Jhlrfeen clulif wilt tint
meet this Thursday.
The Men's club of the Presby
terian church will moel Thursday
evening ut the home of 10. A. Mc
Kaehrun. Itobert V. Kukln will hi
the speaker of tho evening. AH
members aro urged to be present.
.",00.000 Trout Fjiks Allotctl
CASCADK LOCKS. Ore. Deputy
Plate Game Warden Hufford or
Washington hos been n0tlfle4 that
Sna.OHft silver trout eggs and 200,
fluo pastern brook trout eggs have
heen n I lotted to Skamania county,
Washington, and that they will be
f.hippeii about Janunry 15. They
will be hatched in the Skamania
trout hatchery. The trout will be
distributed In the lakes und streams
rtf Skamania county.
VALLING'S
See Our Windows for
Tliin for Securing '
A Lovely House Dress
Or
Stylish Hat
WALUNG'S
REE
SOCIETY
Fox Collar
Feature
I RUSSIAN kit fox collar is the sole
trimming or this slim line coat
of rose colored fuwn skin,
suede-like material. The ruglan oi
dropped shoulder effect is comfort
able as well an becomiuer.
Fashion Notes
rnrin.-
Knibroiilery ov?r lare nAd
ombroidftry. Thoso ,uro
lnco ovc
ltt ' ".!
WHY
i'tWP MKf'TO!
.IIrlk-.The frinKtAk tajfbt
ft ,'T(t!?K of o-i4tl it i,in
"6 WQK" o! KOftnfchl It l, III
lll$:iiilIHUi!Onc moilftl )&ilNn Ma-
'ilii tie. Tills' is h-wim! "h'VloV IVet
anil worn over a slip i bhu k satin.
: Loiuinn.T-Tlwr foun-gallonj S)if
,Bon velour iiats. worn by. oow
ipunelitus iih1 t'pjVg-ll'is in. the exit I
I ttltlons ot: Weiiihley;- Ifave ' beii
lliodined and adapted; for. .spprt
, lines1' bV' the Knglisit woman. The
briH Mr-iiHii'oreTiiint"the etdtiu
lower, lint tiie I'liitflisV bals 1V(
'the s-iiue opportunity for bendm
to any shape designed to suit -Uu
wearer. ' ' . "
New York. The coats of the
new three piece afternoon costume
continue in be fur trimmed, bin
the broad heavy bands of fur are
conspicuously absent..
New York. Nothing !s smarter
for winter sports wear at present
than a virka or loose tunic of derft
im, which is wind proof and has
u hood lined with fox. surround
ing the face. These garments are
exuet replicas of the garmc-nls
worn by Jgloo lkc of K Ion dy ke
movies, but far, farcleoner.:
New Y6rk. No matter how ex
pensive thd winter resort, the ten
nis player's movements can at leusl
be free.. Many of the newest tennis
costumes are of white lim n or flan
nel with .wide circular short sklrtB.
aleevuless and hanging straight
from the shoulder. ; f;
Pendleton' Pharmacy lEoblM-d.' .
PKNDLKTON, Ore. The fen
dletnu Drug company waa robbed
of $330 to $4" worth of goods.
The robber took fountain pens
nnd pencils One of the front
doors was wrecked by the robb;r
in his effoit to gain entrance.
Cavewoman
i f
Wi rhd!tps, 17. cf fimnd Rapids,
Mich . odmit( she rnn sway with two
auto lomhi b' nure nhe had promised
mi na to too many ardent d
miri t .iyi on of the bandits,
Itu.oHfi Ihi.nip.oon, tit. appealed to
ti.-r a -iiveiiun. T.ut two weeks of
i::.T-rifi(f ffom b? cM In a lonely
ha K in t ti ild of Newaygo coun.
ty t.av ujtii If r lion, sb lokt
AkyA
f ;
1
iiml llrhl
BUS OF THE
MICE
rOVK (Special). Mt. Kannle
gruuge lielil .their anmml New
Vetir dinner on th-ir regular im-et-
ing day, January 3. (inejls fur
t he day wern W. It. tlekeler and
ed Jl iff man of Blue Mountain
grange, and Mrs. tieorgw liruy or
I ,owi r 'wve. a delicious dinner
was he rv'eil at noon, utter. liieli
the new ty-eleeted oflleeis were in
stalled by V. It', tiekeler. 1'l .in
were made for a higtfer and hel
ler grunge the coming year. Tin
next meeting will be h. Id Janu
ary 17.
'. T. B. Johnson was over from
his sheep cany - near Hiium oiw
day last e-k.
S.'hool started Monday in t he
rural districts, afttr I wo weC;.s'
vaealion.
Mr. und Mrs. N. Hbron sput
i 'hi 1st Mitts with M i s. 1 )u ron's i ta r-
ents, Mr. and .Mrs.' Kninkliu Md-b-r
of itaker.
Mrs. ,1. V, l-Ylsliee celelirnt.'d
her.Kidh birthday anniversary le-
eember ZC. She was Well reiuein-
bi'i'i-d by relatives and friends.
Thei't is plenty uf snow and
eaeh day brings a new supply
I"-...
Miss lless TintK lias returned
to her home at Walla Walla,
Wash., lifter sp-lutiug the holuiays
with her niutlu-r, i.ydia M. I.Mnt..
Virgil ;(hadwi(-k"has bi-ert nulle
ill tlui'pnst' week with the chick!.
U. S. JOURNALISM
(iRADS PRAISED
BY SIR R. JONES
LONDON (AP). Sir Roderick
M. Jones, chairman of Ueuters,
.he Uritish news -agency, In a t-cl
cent letter to The Spectator, urg
ing "sup port of the jourpalitim
eourses of the, University of Lon
don, pays a warm tribute to the
educational standards of American
journalism.
"Ourlng each of my visits to the
United States, says Sir Roderick,
who recently visited America on a
tour around the world, ,"J huv
been Impressed by 'the high edu
cation standard of young Ameri
can journalists. They uro recruit
ed, 1 find, in increasing numbers
from the several universities which
dvvote. . tJu'm selves .iiij P.1".',.. V,!
training of men (uv newspaper
work.
"Th fruitful experience of these
institutions justifies the prpgrew-
sive und enlightened -journuiuan
policy of , the t'nfver.slty of Loti-
lon, which, over here, has been
t he pioneer . in this ,as In many
jlher educational aciivities.
;hMl ijAtkH JJlrtate Wmdeii .
SKH-kmK for t reiaii Women
PA1HH (AT) The fear nf a red
nose Is ullegcd to liave caused slllt
slocking to pracllcully dlsiippeitr
from I'tirls slreeis during the past
week. Hitter qnld weather was
responsible. 'Of!. iis not a ques
tion of litylehut oo' of comfort, I
VtneO' .brougblf out ;-"pfat' .gaiters
over well cut' shoes and ' heavy
woqIcil stpekings to t repluee the
flimsy- yilk creatioiis- i. nnkli
pro-
tectoniW' , i n v: T -
The fiillowlng paragraphs., print
ed In one of the b-jiding style peri
odicals at the beginning of the
cold wave over the signal ure nf
one of lh most renowned doctors
of Tar is, is said by the trade to
have been responsible for the un
precedented run on gaiters and
woolen stockings, it read: "It in
really wise to dress warmly, for II
keeps the circulation right and
helps save obe frmn a red nose
and that pinched, bine took about
the mouth which Is so very un
becoming." lam: m iHJirr aihmtkd.
KI'GKNE, Ore. The I.anecoun
ty budget for t92ft, as made op
by .the b'idget committee .consist
ing of the three members of the
county court snd three olher citi
zens wns adopted as a nvholn. nt
the annual taxpayers' meeting
here. There was but little dis
cussion on various Items, the most
objection being to tho ' item of
$LMi00 for a county agricultural
agent. It was reUiined by a good
majority. The county had been
without on Bgrieullnral ngent dur
ing the past year, the former
county co'irt abolishing the office
Tho meeting also went on rec
ord ns favoring the continuation
of a timber cruise but nothing was
provided In the budget for it.
The total amount to bo raised
In the general fund, ns provide 1
for in the budget was S32 7,82"i.
This Included county rosdn and
bridges. Besides this, the county
will raise $011.(100 for market
roods and this sum will be match
ed bv state mnnev.
For The
Ladies
Make a resolution now lo
take better care of your ftp
pen ru nee d n ri ng I he com I n if
twelve montbf!.
Iletolve to m:'ke the most
of your, fcood looks nnd rf
Bolve to en icy tiie service
and fali.ofaetiou that work
at this shop a.i,-itire.
CK1ST MAlNELl.O
finmn t Btmtmer Hid.
-A lwuty AM for
Phone Muin 677
FdtnousiNurse1.'
...
ii
nTtnA C Maxwell, internanttonally
rainous nurse, baa 1 roturhed to
America after a long vacation la
Switzerland. She will take an &o
tivo part In a campaign to obtain a
new building for tho PresbyladMn
School of Nursing, which' he
AutMt in 1893.
At'IEI'.K OF K'll CiO Ol'T
lug bombardmenl of a warm chN
nook wind, the foot thick Ice that
had spread from bunk to bank an
Ihe Columbia river above (be new
interstate bridge here, went ottl
A
m . ru n '""'"'""".linary i guiatiohs 01"
ha,l routed' thei1thl:k;j(iee; I wUh ,hu t.xriM)
rains
"0Jch-W broken Into snuill piecjial,KA, -i( ..i.-iit' i t.-u
as. it mrucit ine concrete piers '
niugH . o a.oaK. 'V, " '
The channel of the Coluiubla re
mained filled with small fee floes.
Heavy rains and the rapid thaw
ing (he past 2i luuirs -brought nu
merous slides down on the t'olum-.'
bin. river highway. Although at. no
timo blocked, traffic was conslder-
ably hmnpered by the boulders andf..
ilebris on the road.
AVI.YTOHS i'onor.1) DOWV.
noSETlUnG, Ore. Lieutenants
Kelley and Miller, flying rrom Van
couver to San .Diego, were forced
down here when they were unable
to fly through Canyon Creek pass,
south of Hose burg. They tried lo
negotiate the canyon hetween Can
yonvllle and Glendale, but met such
a storm of rain and fog that they
could not get through and liirped
back, reaching Koseburg with bare
ly enough gas to make the landing.
They refueled thvlr plunes and
planned to. "reach Medford If lint
weather cleared sufficiently.
I lei gl i mi ltemovcft fcpml, Limit.
ItltrSSKLS (Al),-NeW'IJeJglai I'
road traffic regulations which go J
into i effect In Kebrunry provide'
that a spired limit will no . longer 1
apply to inotor .cars. Motorists
merely must.) avoid driving in any
fashion which 'may enilangev the
public, and ' pedestrians musL get
'ottl. "of the way and aiiow cal-H
to pUhS.
Announceing- -
THI-: OTttNlNO OK, Til 10. NKW
J HILVKIt G KILL CA KKTRIO A
,. , i -i. i 1
Tho, Management nnnounres
Wednesday. January , 7IJi, as thi
opening of the new cafeteria
Service. Kvcrythlng possible luu
been done for tht; convenience and
rvlce of tho public.
They offer you a great variety
of choice Toasts, Baked Mams.
Chicken Ties, Vegetables, Ha lads.
Desserts and Tastrles at prices In
keeping with the limes. Vou will
find it Is cheaper to take your
lunch home prepared than lo pre
pare It yourself.
Tho kitchen is in charge of Mrs.
J. J, Turbrldge, formerly of the
La Grande Country Club. To
t hose who know Mrs. Hiii bridge
to mention the Co'intry Club is
to conjure, visions of good things
lo eat.
The salads nrn in chnrgo of
Mrs. Hon Scot l -, whose, hobby is
to make each salad dip) .salad
dressing more attractive -than dlie
lust.' . " -
The dining room Is in chaw
of girls whose whole aim Is to
fvlve, you service and see that ynn(
go away pleased. n
Tho Lunch Counter will be kept
in operation for those who prefer
to Ito served, and short orders may
be bad at all hours.
' Your patronage Is solicited nnd
your wit Ih ruction assured.
The Silver-Grill
"Whim It Tastes Like Home."
mum. j. .7. rn Rnuiixii:
DAL HCDSCKTII
AIv.
MIM-'.HVA SAYS: t
Mn, if you have cold feet j
and some do go lo TIIK i
ItOOTKItY and purchase a j
pair of lhor,e warm reit
Hhoen leather soles nnd rub
ber heels. You can save'
$l.u& on these.
Sole Price 2.D
T mriririRP vnn nil knntV
that tho famous Hamilton-
Trown make moccasin toe 1
Hhoe, welt sole, ribber heel, I
i double vamp, that sold for
j $i;.ett ran l bought ut this I
I khIc for I
I no:,
Thr" la another good
i Work Hhoe for men brown, j
I blue hep rut, gm.rHnt.ed alt- j
It ttltu-r. H'-giilnr prlcn $4 j
! sale Tts j
All Siren frjrn 6 ty II
i THE EOOTERY ;
Wlx-n- 1fH: fri-f Hull
Vnflllir Arr l:tinl.
JiAV MAt iu:x, tow.
Women In London Ptovc '"'
Smart Police Officers
' Si'Vi'iity-Five Lndy Cups Old So Well Last Year That
Koive Will He Increased to 125; Women ' . . i
Tolit-e Kxonipt fimn Night Duty, '
LONDON AP) Lolidoh'ff 7T.
policewomen bavv been so busy
during the; lust year lhal they are
going tn jave another group of Tift
festers In help them against the In-
n using indtseretlons ngHiiuH. tiie
lnV. Th police board hos decided
(hat lheie arelrertln beats nnd
ceri;ilh jobs tht only s.uMy wotbntt
can handle properly, uit.l,, that
henceforth a good sined coeps of
potiewiuneii will be maintained by
lb tli parlinent.
The police department first put
women on the force during th war.
ami they proved their value. Tbe
are particularly useful today In con
trolling the venturesotue of tht
ma,le sex w ho jeopardize ' pedes
trians of the other sx. It is no un
fanliiar sight in London 10 see
some man heiug gently escorted -I o
headitiurters on the. arm of a po
Urv wo in u ii, and ihe women ureesl
on an average h many law vlolu-
,u,ft il "-I''"h ."...;
uit-ii.
Ni VIrIH Duty. ' .
U',i,ii,t. H...M, Ib.fu nl I hi. I niulnn
1 fnrni -ii v u.ti'tHil tt it.v the ii'
the1 de!ir(-
on 1hat IHey
(low MH.'yrrh)i8.Wi:nileH comvrnibi
trim haircuts. V
WW )b. however
have. to report at ewisiih.i lutes tor
drill and -Inhpetiou, and their bnl
loiis and sluiey are expected "-ty be
just as glessy es those i of 1 lU'll'
blue-coateil brothers.
Thi' women wear uniforms ile-
nl.r.,.l .-n,.til fin- I hit ulflrt lllt.t
inMt, ''f . ..... ,,.,,,
lure just- a Httie more feminine und
individualist ie
vllh lovvijr eroivnj. Avoid Imitation! - Subolitule.
and wider brim. There are no reif- I
F AZO Ointment
A Guaranteed Remedy
" rrD ITCHING, BUND, D?I lC
rUR "BLEEDING UK PROTRUDING I il.iluD '
It is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable
pile pipe( making it very easy to apply.
;;it fiis
package.
(Also put, up in
I' '.
I
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- TT"T. . . ., . . .... , .i,,ii .n n'.viui i
..i -1 - .... v .-y x
SAN-TOX "PINE rBALSAM
with Menthol and Eucalyptii3
For coughs and colds take this remarkable
The L. & L. Drug Co. j
I. DHL BALSAM :! . '
$5 REWARD
To anyone who can convince us that $1.00 spent
around the home for paints nnd varnishes is not worth
$5.00 spent for any other kind of repnirs.
There is a CIIJNAMRL for every pin-pone in our
stock.
Save the Bur fade and you save all.
Oregon Hardware & Imp.
Co.
KKCHARGEABLE RADIO A-B BATTERIES
TOll BATTKHT El.ECTIllO HK.KVICTB Oil.
liRlghUm Machlu Worka
till Wuhlnitloo
wm
mm
illations prohibiting Ihe women j
from nmrrylng, but, secure tug to
Inn recontv, nnty- II of th? ptf sent
force lire married and! only nls ofn
wldovVH. (('.' j
V'he new 'members In ! flddeit to
fho forP have been chosen frotn
adioiig the- women who. in many
eases, sacrificed linme -4tis to per
form police duty In London duMna
Jhe war.
Highway Survry' fmiinyted. '
Klamath falls, ore. -: The
siirv-y of the proposed tlohana
lleatty section of tho., Klamath
(fails-Lakeview highway will be
completed tomorrow, officiate of
tho state highway department an
nounced. The cconteniplated road
extension Is from Hoimnzn to a
point 12 miles east of that lown.
The loeul highway department ex
peels (he highway commission to
incttidt this at retch ot road in the
lUEl road construction programme
lor 'the state highway.
n
'nfattti.
ThiAmit
Rich Milk, Malted Grain art. In powile -rorm.maketThe
Foort-DrinkforAll Age.).
OlKcotlble No rooking. AlljlitLmich
always 8t hand.- Alo in Tablet -torn-..
Ask for "HotUch'a,''ui. all I'ountalnn,
1W MSPmKv .MBk
BMtarJr firJ
, DRtTdGISTS refund money t
to cure. .-..:'-
SoebiEil directions enclosed- with each
Your druggist will order it;0
old style .Tins, 60c.)
' j , i 9 3 ' I I U I'll I,
remedy. It cannot be rccomnu-nifed too
highly. Quickly luosenc congestions, soothes
and heals irritated tissues. Safe anil effec
tive (or boih children and grownups.
4f STORAGE
H BATTBrUCS m
January
OF ENTIRE STOCK
WOMEN'S
j-'-. Many Startling Heductions - i , . vi.
Mahe Attractive Buying;, ;
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MIUUNERY
Itiidio Haiiipmil lu l-:niclaiul.
.LONDON (AC). Tho number
or ii-roiiH in Ui-t-at Hiitaln ' who
have tijkt-u ouL wlroleaH . receiving
llrennen hu.s )!tHH-l Itle LCfXI.oOn
Il inllniiitid Unit tlipi orlunl num.
Ii. -r or liMli'll'i-rs-lil c-xl-.-i-Iu 4.0U0.'
uiio. ' ut .'.it ;
' Vondtr how -ronKroHN- ouu.
whim ii Ih nob In nohhIdii? i
' .": , . ,. . . : .. I- - ii' .11 '."ftH '
' ' ' ' ' " ' '' ' 1 ' ; .'' n i . n l !. I'-' ; i L . "
, -, (-i MM' ! -yI" ' ' ' ' '' 1 - ,'-' '':''': '
UQ 1 1 ou w am i o t
"I!ut I can't hold two jobs at once,"ou siyi, ';.','!' i,-.
Yes, you cant ' "-,". ,,'.',!;,',".''. ,! "',!,'',,,.-'''c'.
No! 1. You already have your present job. :
No. 2. You will be on our payroll when we pay yoo
c0 interest on tiie money you save here.
Then, as regular deposits increase you savings, we'll
increase your pay by larger interest credits.
Got on Cur Payroll Now for, 1925 .
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK
, 45c POUND
The Chocolates are our own make.
The Candy Shop
217 FJr Street'
The Home of Home-MfloV Candy
(Retail only)
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Attentive Service
Reliable merchandise
Real values
Satisfaction assured.
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