La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1926, Image 3

'fitestlay; Mardi HO, lrt.
NEWS of
Funk-Zabel Nuptials
Celebrated bunday ,
A. nutrrlAKO ' oT Intrct-at 1q i.n
(irumlrt folk wua wleforateU ut
VartUUK) fluwlaj afternoon at l
? o'clock "when AIbh lone Knbcl,
r' iaiiglitr of Mr. and Aim. j. .
Zulu1 1, hocumo thn Uritlu of Oonald
; Kim It, tm of Mr. .and -Mi, c ;.
I'unk," all of this city. Tho coro-
niony wiU pcrormci by tlm Ucv.
f llurolil H. Orirritli. of tlie Vrt
' Chrlsllnn cdiunrli, at tho homo of
Mr. und Mrti, Kvon-lt Knowks,
broth, -r-ln-luw mid Bistor of t h
Kor her mmron of honor, Uif
briilu, chOHO lir nisti-r, Mrs.
KiiowIoh. The gronm'ri brotlx-r,
Cillu rt h4ink, of Tillamook, wuh
:. bent man. . ; ,
Miv.;Knnk wo to a sown of flat
rrcp' ' hi a wood roHO tthmto, en-
, Jiannc'l ' by a ooi hiikr ; hciiuiuitt of
n-n." llnk lnili!i and row-s wcro
ui'nuiK'd for tho service.
When th ci'H'inoiiy wiih ovor
Mr. and Mrs, KnowUs coinpllnii'nl
( id tho irldcil couple at dinner. A
KariilNhi'd while cake wn.t nil by
the hride ut I In close. (J neat s In.
eluded Mr. und fls. I. K. t.iltlsun,
the. latter a sinter of the Kroom;
nad Mr. and Mrs. (Ulhert W. Kunk.
: After a short honeymoon at Til-'
lamook and the bom-In-a, Mr. and'
Mrs. l-'unk iU return to La Ui-.i)o
to reside. They will he at home f-ter-
AjtrH IS at the Kdeuliolm
apartments, on AJenot street,
i- Mr. Kunk is with tho lied Cross
Unig store. where he has charo Of
the photography department. The
Stride's home has boen In I.a
( (Jrandn for several yours. Tho last
few months she has been with her
sister, Mrs. Knowlos, -hi Portland, j
Many Attend
Piano Recital
Members of- the JVelKhhorhood'
. club ti ml Monday Musical. filled the
library auditorium to capacity last
evening when M Ism Dorothy Jllnke..'
of Halter, appeared in piano rc-
ritul under the ansplcea of tljo
Monday Musical. Miss Florence
,l J-'rencli, also of 1 taker. Miss HUtlte's
, Inst met nr. appeared at a second
i piano. Miss Adelaid.0 ltuth Clark,
I soprano, n-ssisled as soloist.
Miss Hlake. has been studying
t for several years mini Is a pianist
', of remarkable nbfljty for a of
WALLING'S
- PRR-EASTE1CHAT
SPECIALS .
Trimmed Pattern Hats
$5.?5, $6.9."., $8.50 ;
Small CloBC-Fittiiiff
Silk lints ' 1
$5.00, $6.95
One Lot Trimmed Hats
$.'1.95
Children's Hats
$1.85,, $2.95
Careful attention given
to remodeling.
School Hats
98c
FOR THE LAWN
Lawn Mowers
Grass Catchers
' Clover and
Blue Grass Seed
Lawn Rakes
Soil Edgers
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
,. Main 85.
Minerva
Says
New Shoes Arrlvinc Hallv
1-repare yourseir for l-.'aati-r.
The new light' Simile In "Hat-
iirne," patent, black kids an I
Tans.
Spunlex Hosiery many
sbniles. priced nt
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
$2.00
THE B00TERY
SOCIETY 1
hit ubp, m-inir only suy.-ntcon. She
iliB,lay,.,i ,,.!, Bkm nl luent ,
evi-ry number rendvrrd last evc
nlns. li is 11,1,1. i .r flr8t mim.
licr alio i.IuxmI "Walts In A Mat
llajnr" by Choiiln; "Hy Sea"
Si-illllKTt-l.iBzl! Klfin li ..
J .kil-)on-ll und 1'olonillw:" Ma,..
Imwi ll. In tiii-m. miinliira alio was
uiTonumniiil ly MLss l.'rmrh.
In lur scron.l itroup Misa make
npin'aii'il alum-. Hit mimhcrx wito
"Waltn Op. in No. 8" Itai-limaln-ort;
"At I In; Convi-nl" Horoilln
anil "HnanlKli fimi'li l,u,rn..
, Kl. In In ,. ricMing punilii'r "111111.
Kurliin KiiiHany" l,y jjAxt.' MIhh
i Kii ni'li attain aiTnnipaiiii il lnr al
I u Hi'i'ona pliinii.
I AIIhh. Clark, wlioao ability as 11
jwilolm Is w,. known linn.. anK
jlhr.H numlM'i'H 'Ki'inis that Aiv
I IIi IkIiIi I;" Marllana" bv Wnllacn
ami "l'arlu" by Anllll. Ai. r,.
Hiilmia ra licr arconinunlNl. ;
. AIlHH ltbike tiiaila all fltiiwiicnnrai
In l.u (lranila last yoar wlion bIip
pl, asiil a lai'Ki' auilii niv wlilrli bail
tritbi ii i al tin. I'ri.siiytiTlan phim-li
lo hi'ar biT. Shn plana to ko to
l'hllaililibla nuxt yi-nr wlu in aln
will aliiily 1111. li ,- Joa..pl( lloaHinan.
! I'li vlons lo tbo proKiam last
ovi'iiliiR tlii'io was a abort bnalnoaa
si-Kslan of tb .Monilai- Miisi.-nl .,
aiib'il nvir by the pnaiilont, Mia.'
(!. I. I Hilton. - Till' IIkIiC npi'ra -"l'bo
Tlmn. tlip I'laco and the tllrl," to bo
wiven nndiT. tin; anaplri'a of tho
ninali'iil waa iliarnHafil. Mra. II. A.
.iirbrlck i xphiini'd tb,' ayati'in to
I,,' i'ii'd In Ki'lllnu tbo tick. -In anil
tnlil that u cuah prlzo of $Ti would
be itlvi'n thn person aelltnir the
niosl over tyonly tleketa. In addi
tion to this one free ticket will be
(riven Tor every twenty tleketa Hold.
The president of the rluh naked all
members to assist In selling the
ticket.
Elks Entertain
At Old-Time Dance
, About sixty couiilea uttended the
'fifth of ii'Serlea of-old time dances
given, in the Klks ballroom last
evening by the social committee of
the 11. P. O. Klks lodge. Lindsay's
five-piece orchealra furnished mu
sic for the dancers. During the
evening punch waa served. i
j Iteoause of the Kaster Monday
dunce to be given -by the Kplaeol
liidiea next Monday night the Klks
old-lime dance lias been postponed.
However they plan to resume the
serlea on Ibe following Monday eve
ning, April 12.-,
,-' t
Reception Honors The ; j
Rev. and Mrs. Coker
n order that their numerous
friends In Iji tlrande might have
an opportunity to meet them the
ladies of the chriatian church en
tertained at a reception yeaterday
afternonn honoring the Hev. und
Mrs. KobiTt Coker, former of thla
city, who have In'en visiting In lt
Cirande f utliCfuJ 'llu'H at (be
home or Mr. and Mia. i;d ICIiell.
About -forty p'eople called from
2 until r'o-clock. . In the receiving
line with the Hev. Mr. and Mrs.
Coker were Mrs. .1. H. Ubodca and
Mrs. .1. I,. Mel'herson. Mrs. ('.. W.
llunling and Mrs. Hurry Sanilon
preaided t the tea tublea: where
dainty' refreshments were served.
The tables wero decorated Willi
lovely botuiuela or sweelpeua. " As
sisting with tho serving were Mm.
Kbell and Mrs. Wanton l.itpbam.
Mr. and Mrs. Coker left thla
morning for Wclscr. Idaho where
Mrs. Coker will give a program
this evening. I.'rom lhere,they will
return lo Hurley. Iduho for several
days before leaving for Mnrced.
For Sale
at the
THE BANKERS'
BANK Whin wo ajMak of tli
Kt ili nil lU-wrvf Hunk, wn
HlM-ak.of tin bankers lnk.
All mcmlMTg nro storklioW-f-rs,
nnl li'palorH, untl tir
riiiitHl lo havo on tlcpoHit
nt. least 10 pep cc-nt of tho
rush ilt poallH oC tholr own
hank.
m STATES
NATIONAL
BANK
Hii ,ii,,xus li
fejSi Mary
FEDERAL RESERVE-
I California, wherc'tbe Hev. Mr, Co-'
i r jmm ucruiieu a. noKtoratf,
P.-T. Association
Is Entertained; -: :
On bYliluy afternoon tlia CcntVal
Parent-Tenelier assoctatlot) met lu
the NeiKbborhooil club room and 1
wus enterluined by the fifth trrade '
pupils of Miss Jailu McNew and j
-Mm. K, K llnasslor who attng two
uunibers, "Wnlooine Hwcv( Hprlnj''
by ltuhrn&teln und "Water Huhlea
l.ullaby"by Jpsslo u Uuynor.
Airs. William .Miller reported that
milk hud been, uluncd; lu fliirteen
rooms lu the Central school. ,11,
lipussier'ti room, again woii tlm rilf'
turn widen -In awarded Bit Hit In-.'
eeutlye for hotlt-i. attendance. v
Mm. K. 41. MosHmuti gMvc a. very
Interesting lecuire sbowlnif the. ple-
tures of the lust week of tho lord's
i nn lily III ,,. Tif. picture bcnull
wlili the j.riuiuiliunt unlry Into
JiTiisaleni lg. hllonts o( t)loanu
und tliu waving or paint. . Ill QOitv
Heel Ion w'th this part 4r the lee.
lure Aim. A. I. Klehardson rendor.
ed u solo entitled ''ptdmM.11. .
The lecture closed -wllh the pro.
sentation of the picture of the
resurreetlon of Christ, and again
Mrs. Itirhanlaon san"! Know that
ily iteoeeiuer l.ivein," ne waa
accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Tedford
at. Ibe pluno. " ' ., . i
leollowlna; 'Mra. ' Mossnian'M talk'
rerreahiiieiita ,wero: served- by. Mrs.
A. W.. Nelson.. Mrs. -Hli-llo,-'lnle.
Mrs. (leorge .Ktoildurdt'-Mra. . John
MucPhoraon, AlrH. .Fred . .-Johnson.
Mrs.' John Hlnjruman. Mrs.-Jaiuea
Vultej, Mi-s. Mury , I'rlce,Mr. .Lil
lian HeilKren. Mrs. U llrumwell
und Miss Nell Mahaffey .
Mrs. Coalwell Hostess r '
To N. B. B. Club
' Throo tables of brluye .wero-at
. piny 'Diui-Hdny aftornoon wh?f Mm.
Mut foulwoll cnlertalnrd thP mom
bt'ra of tho Nr. .H, it. .club at a de
lightful imrty.. Houqut o(. daffo
ilitri -worn ikm to ilecorato the din
In, rounr whr' AlfH. V'Wlwtilt ay
sitrtcd by -hprdauirluer. Mlfavyh
tivt?,. (torvod rcfronhnji'.nlM tho.
gumfjCtlfr'tho living rvoi bojii
nwttu 0C '-nprlcot .;boBonis wra
UHt'd. - '
During thti'.'artorrtoon'H piny Mrc.
Wilt ridcock twon hifrh Hc6r.o and
Mm. Uoyd ' I'ldoock -tho . (second
prlxe. ' . ' , ' ' 1 ' '
Mrs. S. Andrew will bo hOHt
t H to the club thltt-WPk." ' '
AnnotvimDmU
Boclal announr wi.im angr b
prluK-d; Ui thtt cotanin fret, 0
charge. Any Bmonnroaran per
taining to any funoUous sorh as
ounkiN) food aolis, nta, wU be
refused. AnnounaeniroU, to be
prtoted the Mine day, must he
In fwx'Jcty erlltor's baads bj 9100
o'clock. News edHor'a nota.
Tho " IllvorHldo IjhIIph" aid wilt
meet at the home- of Mr. J. .
lmy, ii202 Htiiton strcot, TUuratiuy
Tho Monday Mnflioal chorus will
mt-et for reheurnal this ovonlng1 at
7 o'clock in th NflKhborhqod club
rooms. AJ. 7:3 o'clock the choruffc?fi
for th muMiral coniedj' will meet
:il tlifj-M.,1, A. Hall for fi-hcareal.
Spring; Outfit Is Work
Of 19,000 Silk Worms
TOKYO. War. 30.-(Af) It re.
quires 19,000 silk worms to make
the Hpring outfit of the Japanese;
woman, says l)r. Jwajiro llonda, i
principal or the Tokyo, Herieultural I
school, . As a rule thu hifrher class '
Jaiuinese ' woman , spends more !
money ror a slrisle costume than
does her roretBii. sister although
she. usually Uoi a not bare as muny
outrits. ;. , . "..
(By Slsti-r Mary) ' '
Tlrenkfnst Kuked rhubarb, cer
eal, thin cream, cks' toast, milk,
corfee. i ,
Luncheon ' 8 a 1 m 0 n - fritters,
creauu-d cauliflower and - carrots,
whole wheat bread, applo - Bailee;
milk, tea.
Dinner Cream of celery soup,
filets of solo with ' spinach and
Creole sauce, rye bread, molded
fruit salad, toasted crackers, milk,
eorree.
No desaert is sujrKested for the
dinner menu since a fruit salad is
planned. The creamed vegetable
soup and tho use of a vegetable
with the fish make It unnecessary
to serve another vegetable.
Any fish can be used In place of
salmon In the luncheon fritters but
canned salmon is universally avail
able and it Is chosen-for the. recipe.
I Salmon 1'rllters
Onn oup drained and chopped
! salmon, 1 tnblespoon minced pars
ley, 1 tablespoon lemon Juice. 2
'eggs. teaspoon suit. 2 table
I spoons olive oil, 1 oup flour, 1
teaspoon baking powder, Vs cup
1 cold water.
i Sprinkle salmon with lemon juice
and parsley und let stand while
I mixing fritter batter. Mix and sift
I flour, baking powder aod salt. Heat
i yolks of eggs well with water. Adil,
Hour and mix until perfectly
'smooth. Ueal in oil. When mlx
Ituro Is perfectly blended add pre.
, pared fish. Kold In w hites of eggs
i beaten until stiff aJid dry. Drop
'from lip of spoon luto deep hot fill
.cook for seven minutes. The fat
should be hot enough to brown an
Inch cube Of bread from the soft
nnrt or the loaf In 60 seconds or if
a thermometer la used from 30 lo
30 drgr'" Fahrenheit.
Drain fritters on soft absorbent
paper when done und. serve very
hot- "....!
Any good salad oil or melted but
ter can be uwd In place of olive
CA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 " 1.
I ,111 l - I , 1 1 - .-v M .. .. ... w .M U
11 .. 1 T M is f J ' ! iii:oiurauo orcnesiru; : in. .4.-U1111 -r ,
S i! ' 1 i flC lAUUll V-UHCf licampnell, Hernlco Head, male!'; ,
1 . .! .'n.uariot;. to. Broadmoor Ithylhm I
1 . in 1 ' Hustlers. - . ,1
: -1
ii
The
.it;
From KFOA
Miss Martnu'rltc Sclimlilt Is (lie
girl iM'liiud -the, 1muIUuI voice
that : aiuioiuus-. from . (aiio
K rOA. ' Heatiie. ' slurs kunwu as
; 'J'(cu;y, to thousands of fnna.
3251 Oregon Farms Now
' Have Radio Receivers
' witjriieraTirtS', iS;' r-.-. Mar. so.
T-Thero are U2il J-adlo sets on Ihu
fapns'Ur Oregon, it. bus been ulia
cloaedl by a rw,ent survey by the
department of commerce. That )he
radio. Is neurly As populur as tVuc-tors-
Is shown In tho-. report thut
there lire, 5771 . tructors on f, 4 n r
Oregon furms. Tho total number of
farina In. the stnto Is rifi.lios, nn In
creuse of 6702 since, l!)2(i. '
KOAC, Corvallis, Gives
. Highlights for April
Prof?sor ' I,tvlneston contlnin'
i hlH BvrluM on g:ology-whli oiio Ittc-
tiirn faoh KriUay nlffht at- 7:4fi.
Afternoon proR-ruinH for the
homcrnnki'r each Wodncsday ' ami
Thursday afu'inooi) from 2 to 3:30.
( Tho nfoond Hcrlif of talks oil
child tralnliiK by Mm, Sara Pn n
ILsh Is hcKtin on April 7 und oon
tiiuif'S at. tho -mto of onn icoturo
each Wudnesday nlKht at 7:30
throuffhout the moiitli. ; . .
A nerioa of thr?o Iccturcn oh Il
lumination Ik bcffun. by ProfdsHOi
I.. 1 WooHlcr on April 0. J ;
What docs t tin---f ni urn hold 'for
I ' ' f
' ' .1; . . I .. . ' .
f !P( ;
. SI li.'iiTk,-)
the OreKOn pear KroweniT V'rofes
sor Hrown- will discuss that iiuch-
itlon on Aprjl 12 ut 7:30 it. m. .'
I The lecture course on dairying
I la continued - this' mnhth-each
'Monday night u( 7:10, beginning
April 13. , ,
The series' of talks on household
nmnugemcut la concluded on April
14.
National amutenr athletic union
wrestling ehainplunahips, . l.xldny,
April lii, Srir, to 1.1 p. 111.
Agricultural legislation before
congress will bo discussed by .Pro
fessor N'. II. Comlah on April 3
and 30 at II p. ill. - ,
Radio
wniNi-:siAY,' maim 'it at
Mountain Time Stations.
nrw , ogiieu, t'taii. (iitio.Tm-
II.Mlki'J, 9-10. p. 111., diinco music,
(ille lteeves and bis orchestra; in-
11. Merry .Mad Music Milkers; 11-
12, - olle lteeves and bla orchestra.
OA, Denver, Colo- (:i'Ji.4in-
fi:li p. m., Ilrnwn Pnlaee
Fresh and delicate
a a roae"
not a! blatant flash
pf flavor.
lrm thl ramt vanilla beans
h
.It.i 44i
I
Salads made
Mazoja Famous
THE most delicious
.dressings- in less
time with less effort
at less cost. "
Briefly, that explains
why Maola enjoys the
greatestsale of any salad
oil in America. ,,
Try this recipe. Time your
self. In less than five min
utes you can mate the most
delicious Mayonnaise you
ever tasted.
I cup Maiela
I Egg Yolk
yi teaspoon Sugar
yiltaipoon Sail
y$ teaspoon While
Pepper
Beat egg yolk thoroughly and add
Mazola one teaspoon at a time until
you have firm creamy mixture,
after which Mazola may be added
more rapidly, then add your teason
ing and lastly the lemon juice or
vinegar, beating all well together.
I , ..;".'''"'":"'..',.". ... -ytc. rfH Tj""
Irlng .OrcUestra; f. 8chcm)riftan'
Colurudo orchestra; 8:1&. ' lultli
(amphell, Hernlee lead, male
,'n.uarlet; - 10, Itrondmoor Jtti'tlitn
HustlerH.
1srli Time KIMhkis.
KH, lM'Ani4,' Cal. (41m.
fl-lak), 5:30-0 p. in., Jlui, Jack and
Jean- trio: 6:30. vest Docket prot
gram; 7:80-9, Clhero Hynorophaso
string ensemble; 7:30-8, Nick liur
rls' detective story; program,
Ventura. Heflnlng comVuny; o-lo,"
prograin. Chervolet Motor company
or California; 10-11, Hubert llurd,
tenor. .
KWV, l.-iNix IMai-li,'al. (4aa.4ni.
IliHOke)., 8-6:30 p. ni., Drayton's
theater organ; 7-8, studio program;
8-i ' J'fess-Telegram studio; .lii
KhXN'.uriisif rronr; lu-n. unoio
orohestru.
Kl-'WH. l,41)-wonl, Cal. IS2m.
lltHlkcl. H.a:3ii. Hill llutch'i or.
chest ra! fjlyati May Challeniter.
contralto; :3rt-lo, . Mutual. "Motors
mirth contest; lo-ll,'Wnrner,
Ilrolhers, frolic - -
KtiO. (laklaiKl. Cal. ' (SOI.am.
HJOke), tl-tl:66 p. in.,' twilight con.
cert.' ' 1
KtiW, I'lirllaud, Ore. J0 1. Mu
lt Hike), 6-7 p. m., dinner concert;
8-0, Heventll IT. H. Infantry bund;
D-10, frolic; 10-11, concert.
' KH.I, Im Angi-les, Cal. (405.2m.
74llke), a-10 p. m.. progrnm, thn
i 1 1 i
i.f-'li
- jlJil'tlsd - JialJ ilk niiiiM
l i i i
y teaspoon
Paprika
e tablespooni
Lemon Juice
or I tablespoon
Vinegar
afEAaH
ItUntRmdn
VxcTactr
r
mrnmmmmmmmBmmmmmm
New Silk Scarjs
$3.75toM.95 . ; 1 i
vPUTMANMt
Exclusive Ready-To. Wear and Millinery
Kraterikul Brollierhood. ,
-j K.llt, Ki-attle, Waub. (8H4.4m
780ki), 7-8:0 p, m.,- Bab's ldy
orolivitra) 8:30-10. 1 studio pro-
gram. " " , '
KMTIl, Hollywood, Cal.. (Mm.
lSUOkc), 8.10 p. m., KMTIt con-
crt orchMira Iren rowell, dl
rector; Dan Grldley, tenor; J0-U.
Starr Piano company studio, -i- .
rKSiX, Holl-wooU, tHI. (Mt-fnl-
0kc), 6:30 p. m.. , I-igbton's
csMerla orcheatra; 6:I0-T, Atwa-
tcr Kent concert orchestra; .; 9-,
KNX. feature program: 0-10. pro
gram, imley'a Itls grucery Htorea:
10-11, dunce music; 11-13. , Ray
West's Cocoanut Urovo dance or
chestra from thn Ambassador.-
KOWW. Walla Walla, Wash.
(Jfto-3nl-ll70ke), 8-10 p. in., studio
progrtim; 10-13. dancn music. .
. KPO, Kan.. Franrlaco, Cat.
(4-jH.am-lOOOkt-),' 6:30-7 p, . m.,
Stales . restaurant " orchestra;' " 7
7:30. liiuly Helger's I'-alrmont ho.
tel orchestra; 8-9, Atwater Kent
.ij,. Hi 1:'
.'!.
It Is True-
Thera U no BUbatitute for good butter. Do
not be mllead. Use a good grade of but
ter the brand to MEADOW HARVEST.
MEADOW. HARVEST BUTTER is made
right, sold right and is a part . of every
good meal. '.
- Manufactured and
....... ..." . . . . -
-'Uf'.
j It . (.i
Union Creamery
Company
1112 Jefferson Avenue
La Grande, Oregon.
t J t '
a t ' S
1 T-r.-X
FLORA McCOY
Whose Interpretative Dances are a special
Feature with . - , -.
MADRIGAL CLUB
, (0. A. C. Girls' Glee Club),
CONCERT
High School, March 31
' Novel Features Special Stunts
. Tickets can be obtained from High School
Students who are sponsoring concert.
Admission 75c and 40c ,i
DANCE
Immediately after Concert.
Music By , . ;
Bob McCount's Hotel Benson Orchestra
ZUBER HALL
artists; 9-li -Goodrich. Bllvertown
Cord orcheatra;- 10-11, Httttes resv
tanrant orchestm!" n-j j,. vjienry
Hnlutead'n:orehestnu ' .
. KTAH, Oaklanil, t'al. (!HS.9m-'
lanokc), 8-10 p. in. prograra, West
ern States Xlfe- lnsurojico ' com
puny,
KWSC, Pullman, Wash. (s48.m
HBOkc), 8-10 p. in.. High School
Girls' acute! ; liorothv Hutchinson;
Ituth Heubnrr, pianist; Mnrgarut
Wcgnor, reader. '
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, The honeymoon. emU wh-n:H tho
lifri Insurunce ugenls begin... r
. 12 J.F.S.SOXS 19
BeirlnnerH . or Advanced
. WATllRMAN WASO ,i
. . ' -,BC!HOOIi . V. .,.t1;
V. J'j, Cavnnaush, Mgr.! J
F astern Orctfim Alualo'Co.'
!:
sold to dealers
.
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Phone Main
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oil. -