La Grande evening observer., January 24, 1927, Image 3

Monday, January 21, 1927.
LA (IRANI)!-; EVUNING OlISMitVKU
SocietyN
Page Three
EWS
Mr., Mrs. Guild
;; m Entertain at
; Bridge Dinners
Mr. und Mrs, Wultor II. GiiCd
Vutnrtalned at dinner Kuturdtiy -v-nlntf
und wore again host und h os
tein, iil.a tiumlny utRht ttuppiM- nt
their homo on O aveiiuo. hiwtiitf
1 0 RiioHta on buth oci'iiaions.
- On hoih nitfhts 'dfnnor wan at
7 : 1 r o'clock, the RiiowtH heinKHoal
od at on long luhlo, which wan
jCl'toctlvoly an oiiBod in I he jmat'-l
colors, boui.ueta of pink und Juv-!
enlci uwt'otpoiLH bcinff used. j
HrWtfc at tour tablet) wus t-n-1
joyed following dinner. On 8tu-
unlay evening Aha. A. 1.. Kluli-j
iti clHon niado hlRh score and vv- j
calved flrnt prize among tho wom
en and tho nun's il.v went to
Df. Lee Itouvy. f
On Sunday evening llio prizes
went to Judge and Mr a. Hugh K.
Ilmdy. . j
OUT OUK WAY
cers tomorrow Wdilns when the
n-BUlur nii-ttlnir will ho held tit
Kttirtes hall.
After l hi' hmtiitlittlon tin- re
limliuler or the I'v.nliiK will In'
spent snclully, whi n tlx- lneiilliers '
will be joined by thi'lr lillsliumlM.
Mia. Minnie Card, slate vlee'
president, of linker, will hu here I
for the meeting. All members!
are urged to attend.
KNTHTtmiSK (Speiinl). The
Womun'3 eluh helil its reitulnr
meeting Thursday afternoon at
the K. 1'. hall with lira. J. H.
Dobbin uellni; na rhalrmun.
After a short business seHiilun
the followmir nroirnun was Kiven:
community alnitinK led by Mm. A.
K. 1'arUer: Kgyitfnn aolu daneej
and eoeore, little illat Maritar'.
VVarnoek: an instrumental trlo.l
piano. Mra. Given, violin, Mm.
Foster and eello, Mia. F.aU-H, play-j
ed two numbera; drnmatlc read-j
lib? and encore. Men. l'erey j
Stearns: women's sextet. .Memliinnsj
A. K. I'lirlier. i'onaway, A. II.)
Tliompson, l.anirdon. II. H. Jilin!- !
'aon. CI. II. Chenney. aeeoiiipanli d
,-by .Mrs. YV. I'". I'ralir til the plane: j
j voeal solo and cm-ore. Mrs. l.uliK
l don. accompanied by Mis. A. It.!
i Thompson: ri ndint; and encore. I
'.Mrs. II. i McClay: vocal s.ilu I
i and encore, Mrs. i'ontiway. ac-
Mrs. (. It. Williams was hostess
at an nttttlcllve parly Saturday
ai'tei-noou when members of the
H. .club were her quests.
Hell, while and blue. In Ueep
Im; with WusliltiKton's birthday,
was the color scheme used to dec
orate the home. Aim. Wllllam'l
Itltl.. .1 .. .r I. .. M...-I..
dressed as a tin soldier, received . P"ni..d Thompson
t h gueHts at the door ami pre
ttcTited each with u red, white and
Itlue (.Jooige WiiKhillKlou iiat. Krey
Iuh were the rifcweni used.
It ridge was at play dining the
afternoon with Mm. Jaek lllatt as
first prize winner. Mrs. V. I J.
Warner received the second prize
and tho guest prize went to Mrs..
Itay l,edletlor.
A two-courso luncheon, alwocai
riod out In tho patriotic colors,
was served by tho hostess follow
ing Jthe card games.
Mrs. Krnest I .a miry will bo tho
next hostess to club, on Saturday,
fob: fi.
Ily request the inst rtiinental t rlo
and the women's sextet each gave
two more numbers.
Following the program refresh
ments .were served. The romini;
tee assisting Mrs. I )obbtu were
MesdameH A. It. Thompson. lA. K.
Parker. ('. C Hflyeu, Walter
Spear, Percy Stearns and Nanne
1 1. at on.
: 'rv-" m , - grab sumpkk. - ' J
it ; r . J OUiCW' MA ! i'm . ' J '
' ::i c 3 , zannshd oor ! -, hi
. H " : - H GcrtiPEo am' m
-l ?- r :' (i ' - VOUL-D W ALV ASi' 'i j J
; t v;v:;; '7;'; .. - 1 hatta carrv 'im
r - ' Cl :" : V1 vsas home. 5 X j -'-j .r ''
?fpj :f- wf ' "' "
MOTHERS GET GrRA
w ' J ri9?7 erfri f .,:r. in? j
By Williams Lace Keturninc:'
To Popularity
On Underwear
KXTKIUMtlSK (Special Mr.j
('. J.. Itooth and Mrs. A. Aim- j
stead Were hoslesses l-'rli'ay after-j
noon to Chapter H of I'. K. O. '
at tho homo of tho former.
A two-course luncheon was serv
ed at 1 o'clock with covers In 1 1 (
for IS. Following luncheon there
was a short business session and
a program. .M is. Crawford sang ;
two numbers and Miss Anna Hen-
ton !TiiVi two re:idiiiL'M nt'ti'i which ;S'l"Mi'
t he renin hifliM' nf I he n f ! rnnnn I bllttef.
I was itpent vlslling.
j The next mooting will he at the
home of Mrs. V. S. Striokler.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cloavinger,
entertained tho members of th- '
Adlibllum I'tnorhlo club Saturday
evening at their homo on Third,
street, when four tables were at
pluy. . !
- High score itt cards was made
by Andrew Shannon ami the con
solation prize went to Mrs. K.
McCluie. Miss Klhel Harndon re
ceived the guest prize.
Tho rooms wore attractively dec
orated with a number of potted
cyclamen and bouquets of pink
and white carnations. The Community Women's Itibl
After the curd games the hos- cla-sa will meet tomorrow
toss served a two-course luncheon. ' noon at 2:15 o'clock in the Neigl
" 1 borhood club rooms. The subject i
Members of tho .1. J. 11. club will be "The Parable of the In- f
'were entertained Friday evening st runted Scribe," Matt hew, chap- j
by Mr. and Mrs, Harry CI II more tec 111, verses ft I and fill. The
of fingers. Add
with a knife. I'
make a ralher r
a floutvd ho, 1 1 d.
' dough not mm
. Hiick. r'ut hi
I tO COllipIt tt )y ri
Itpple III t?!
i'i' I
h y.o
Announcements
pour tile :,H'K
Moiften ill-' en::
j and prci o-'i i li
: tin- apples. II.:
! for trn or t'itt'-
warm wish mu:'
(Crpyr;i;!!l, I
Inc.)
i:ur it in
niiik to
ICell on
t Of
inch
enuugli
of each
ml wit h
iir-tr n ud
i'l'i'i.'f.
HEALTH
inps
l.l ov
Of
K. C. Rudiments
u.i'e cdinliinrd in i!k l"il'inateii of
ihe tMiier iie.-e. A hea-.y bb.w di.s
nipt ; their Jiinetii.m. Willi cure,
and wiilnut! i.ntn h dt .t'uMli.ri. they
e:in he p::t i : t; where they hv-U-iii:.
Arid I iie . ..nui r t he bettor.
Nnv;i,l;iy;! 1 in- si;i'Cen!i like1! to
reset llie di:-!o eil eteiuetis hefnro
sweUiui; lias .et in. li that rannnt
fio iUTuiuied, .IK nmn ;iM tile
ha ahiit-d. The lunuer
t be uioi ::- firmly i hp. pans
will be fjf-t in itteir new- pii;atinn
Hut ova n it the cir-e has been
it U still peM-
i.t- t-.L-ii..- m liMi.i i......
.nee., ... was wen i"r "". nU. (,HM-tl to r(1.
the Injury was ho completo that Ulfl n:ilu,lU ,.;,lll(MI1,, mwl to
.a.mothing bad to ho done about it , t,(i.n. (he Jllrttiiv thill ,v;(;. h(.k(,(l
by ihc Injury. i'r.!.vv-:s in local
at'Oflhcsia in: elimnrntod all ttf the
pain ami ni: ;. tie1 di
w hat to no wri ii hi;oki:
j . xsn (
i ' Uy .1. Fnsiman Micoliaii, M. I).
New York lty
Mpinl'er (forgas Memorial Institute
1 MweMim;
j Tlie engineer In chuix of a laruoj
maniiiiiciiiriiiK piani was hoiii lor i
i in an onierKoiu'y. A few minutes j
' . , lie,.ieeled Tel'
i whole of Inn ihiho reiiiininir on one.'
at llielr home on N avenue.
liridge, at-thTt'O tallies, was t It
diversion of the evening, with Mr.
Und Mrs. Al Herman winning high
score. Low score fell, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Uosenbaum.
Following Iho card games th-1
hoslos.i served luncheon.
The next meeting of the club
will bo Friday.' Feb. 4, when Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Hunting will en
tertain. i f-
Lodge to Install
Officers Tonight
Tho P. grco -of Honor Protec
tive association will install offi-
book, "The Itible and Common!
Sense, "f will be continued. '
, j KANSAS Cl'l'X,
The Helomala Hrldg.- club will The bu:;.hi'r pre;
meet with Mrs. I en'er' Chnrlton minial in c a tip ''
on X avenue on Wednesday after-1 d need a nev po'--noon
Instcnil or at the home i:f Iralnirrr c!ii.s-ep
Mrs. Han Is li-ench as firat an-1 ' ity ei ud:- n: !; (,!,
notinccl. j That many b..vs
! UKlke i.y ;n: , :
Tho Missionary society of the hn, sill: thre-Lfi. t;:
First Presbyterian dilirch will on- steel wire, ami r';
tertain at a tea at the home of cn-j.s,! tiubi'l V. t;
Mrs. A. T. Hill on First street to- Hnt( cuy i:,it;ny c i
nioi-row afternoon for Itr. Maude (attire Air i f l-'t,.
Ah Cr
without Iohh of time, because a stir
gemi was called immediately, and
today there is inditing to show what
, u,.imviiiu. I.l';er a little, one , cut f.u-e bin
! Many another man. after a less! n,..v,,.h,,rH uml even I't-ri.ei about
i shattering Iflow on that iiorul or-; ,tmsfi!i". w it h huler health lor good
Not-
of a
LONDON'. Jar.. 2 1 (AP)
i intihain h.ro nmnufaei tirei's
uutielpntia; H"methnv, of a V
.'ii their product as the result
return to pnpulnriiy of htee on
. incM'a Karuu nlH this year.
Models of yprimy unitorwear fach
bwui have been de?:tgiUMl for a lnrj;et
prul.irtion of tmo aercaocies and
llielo are hKtih uf -, return to a
form of "nnt'lo1' whii-h Is Intended
to lie worn over spriu.; and suiti
mer eosniiueH a; a septinae nrtiee,
Frflis anil nui;;i tjn soring ttowiui
ill a)o nttike employment iitoW
genera J i,t ihe dlstiiet.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande's Exclusive
Ready-to-Wear and Millinery
i'i rinrxT vomi:x
i. ii:itM. i'ti,K'!:
Woii'.en puliee in (iertiniuv' b.-n'e
liei'ii leuiid sn .ctfich-iit in their pin'-
Cl'-ul:tr llm of UiH'li lint. ltu lend
hi!; pellec M III bnrhles
7 1-1.-1. -... i
I AMI. PAItllA ill-..N I did not protest at lht rirnl syimdiirtt
FOIt SAI.At'lOI'K ll,.VN' Mvonse. i, .,. k
t:ons(rship will lluotilo iho thea-
IOKT Hl ltAL MAIL
itorn s MtvroitiLD - i'
Nluely-slx percent of the fi4.Sl
ler unb'HS tho stuue Is rleansod saysi
.lessfo Honstelle. Detroit stock pro-
fruternltios would .loin In written i ",,u "mu 0,H'8 or inv country
ii uve neon mormon, I'OHtmnmeri
(leitoral New says in his annual
report to congress, . ' -
Inereawii
iitTi. iilly i
atlse of Jhe j.
.imlplale.s b;
oinparaiivei.v
;ir;
their
hi in
luitnlii r. Collie
ill;;' expi'i'ie'H'eil lie
yore testv w hieh the
e to p.1:.M ,i:nl the
tow pay allowi d by
ier .:!( :f., lac
pndest, managsrs Would stop dirt
hosh, instantly and gladly," she
ways. "Jtuf who can blame them If
after losing on a clean show, they
Ktage the kind the public wilt at-
di'viourt tend' Witmen are partly to blame.
; la their effort to be good pals'
The figures show lhat Iho com
bined length of the routes is 1,-,
S4!),!i?S miles, and that during the',
last fiscal year tho total mileage
1 he ivml.itloi.s.
the authorities I'uu liny are ..f
i;ood eh.iraet er ami f iniita men t ;i Ily
qualified to do pol!.i. !u!y. tie
Women n ppiieii e.tM have to sei f a
M months prtthat ion.i i y pi rt.i.l hv
:'ori heiiit: tiii;il!v aecepi.-d.
I P.TO !) ATM NTIISI.V;
l POL1MI HOSPITALS
Modern liuiiiij,' methods, intro
duced by the Ameru.iu lied Cross
dmi:le; iho war, are being adopted
throughout Poland. Nur?es trained
in a wliiml founded and d'ro ted
by M is A melai ( ; reeu wa Id ot
(!aihs ille, Ala., lire tii'ln' placed
in many ho.spji:il:. .M L'-h Oreeuwahl.
decorated 'by the Polish govern
ment, is to return to the Putted
Stales soon. She has put the train
ing school o:i a Miund financial
basis and has urraiim'd for a few
graduates to mt to America from
lime to time for further experience
ami study.
thev tried not to bo shocked, and j traversed was 377, 045.703.
KMffrtfTUM HTMT1 tfVITII t fMMtmq
C R A M O F T A R T A ft
TIMKH TFItAI hi:(;is
I'Olt ASSK.M.tLVWOM.W
Mra. Ilhoila l-'o.x U raves, the only
woman member of the New York
state assembly, has entered upon
her third term al Albany, , When
not oeeupled with lia;ifdatlve duties,
Mrt (! raves, operates a larpe farm
at Ooii;eriioui'. Mrs. (JraveM lis
trbi horders the Canadian frontier
and the SL. .u reiiee ri el. She
uiifoi't. I 's the mother of iwn sons, and in
politics is a republican,
t A-'xnn, has waited to see what would ; mcastire
n. lu ; come of It; and for years after
'l. I'M AP
O'-M of 'J.'HHl
b'iv ' Intfn
o : he manual
t'H
i ward has preHonted to tho world an?
I exhibition" of the porverseiuiMH ot j VKX s VLV A i A HAS MOliF
; fate In his regard. I MHHiT HALLS
I There is no good reason why he' Lh;bty per cent or the motor
should do himself this injury, for. truck trafiie lm Pennsylvania coii
injury it Is in more ways than one. ' air.ls of (ami of h es than ;Hi'm.llen
ia.isis yitl me,.py ft jnp nose visible; it ( necordiny: t" inctor Iraffic csil-
is the first thing finsciotisty seen j mates,
ni.ng to by w hoover looks at Its owner.' !
i Dam- 'Hie first mental uueHtfun miej
r, glue, jjskH in presence of a man wth a
ids, tie- broken nose Is: how did lie get it '.' J
ie Kun- And as yet we are not all so ebar-i Ther
Min- liable as to ive him the benefit of trucl;H
Allen, medital missionary from
Hit.
lu-
A great many wom
en who are careful
what they use, prefer
Red Feather
Cold Cream
to any others."
lied Feather fold Cream is
a laboratory, not a facto! y
product. It is produced un
der Tho Owl's critical super
vision to meet the demand
for a rnhl cream f of excep
tional quality.
Moon Drug Co.
Agents Tor
The Owl Orug Co.
MENUS
Ily Kltlrr Mary
nitKAK FAST Orange juice,
cereal, thin erenm. poached egga
on spinach, crisp graham toast,
milk, coffee.
LCNCHKON Hrollcd lamb
chops, bilked potatoes, buttered
canned peas, head lettuce salad
with French dressing, baked apple
, Ulg the P
i iilcago.
!. ('in s hi oir;Ut ;
' City and Ills eluh .--p
plan lo.it line
board heard of Hi.
. it so much lltal i: r-
Vincent, dirt ( lor o;
! Aircraft Fly. i-. a. .
Ho- Kansas r-. y :
Nim ly-nin.- p' i
:if ;
Minerva
Says
Men's n-lncli storm r-nif
shoes, AVeyeiiherg ntnlio,
lUmiicr tul, nl. .".0." in-r
pnlr.
Alen's (2-hitii top storm
calf, double sole, outside
, mtiiiicr: g"ml for winti-r
wejir. ft t S 7 .00 per wi I r.
W'eyenlM'in: innke.
Another: .Men's in-lncli
lii-rut, double sole. unNiilo
cnniitrr, nil plain toe. A'e.v
cnberg nuike. Thin Is n tnl
n Inter outing sImm at xn.iri.
TheM are rut price on this
lot of lii-mls.
.Aim's ilress shoes frotn
t.l.'i to Sil l'.-.. Tills lot is
' also cut In piiee. All size
in HifM? mitt's osfonb t
5I.D." to Jtr,.7.-i.
AVoiik'ii's .sllpiK-rs ami o
foinJs, gooil Ities and styles.
21 pair In Int. tn close at
$2.95. K&lra cheap coiishl
crin IImi gtnnl stylus.
.Ajiotbcr lot at l.5.
The BOOTERY
'-r..V) Silk now for L25
duniYtilngs. milk, ten.
DINNKIi Stewed chicken with
noodles, glazed sweet potatoes, but-
- tered onions, roinalno salad with
Thousand Island dressing, bran
rolls, mince pie. milk, coffee.
The baked apple dumplings used
I in the luncheon menu are a little
lout of the ordinary In their prep
laratton. They are unusually good
and insure thorough cooking of
i the fruit.
I hiked Apple Dumplings j
t Four large tart apples, i cup
j sug'ir. 1 lemon. 1 cup flour, '1 tea
j spoons baking powder, t lable-
spoon butter. l$ cup milk (about),
j i teaspoon salt.
I Pare apples nnd core without
breaking apples. Make n sirup of
the sugar and about 1 cup of boil
ing water. Add- grated lemon rind
and carefully put the apples in the
sirup. Cook until the apples are
tender hut not broken. Remove
I from sirup with n skimmer. Con
tinue to cook sirup until thick.
! Mix and sift flour, salt and baking
powder and rub in butter with tips
say tin y
Viue( nt ray.-;.
'I he reoowl Oh;!
airplane Is 1
beginner's a!rp!a;
ends it ij coit-,' i
The t"iai ..i.,bl
plaia.s is al-ii..', .
ounce.
The All.iniiV ot
big. We're tel,.,,;. ,
and tlie n-e.t i iti ni
lie freezing over.
perfornt dur- the doubt. That may prove for I 'idled
"ii.'Vn'uee tn him a serious handicap. Nor N it Is comv
!tbe greatest, tor tlie man himself -.-!: 7,
is likely to ho sensitively conscious ;
of bis appearance and to believe i
others more disagreeably affeeled
by it than they actually are. On MA(
that account he will shrink from l',s 1,1
human contaetft and ho imnair bis dice ;i
economic efficiency and limit his
enjoyment of life. There are few
st longer harriers to advancement
th in a poor opinion of oneself.
Finally, there is almost certain to
be. at least on ope side, marked in
terference with normal breathing. ! are
w hieh is always a serious menace to a pr
health. These are handicaps m about
'nuiii ought to be expected to bear
if lie cm bo relieved of them. j
1 i,n P.otcan heV " !
j Pmloubtedly he ca n. For t he : ,
(same reason lhat the noja can :i ,
1 to be. easily be fractured Hie break ea.i i
i-H-s Huv;, ' readily be corrected. Certain ele-'
-.V i: will meats of bone, curtilage,. and other s
lisviicH, rather loosely uKsemhhd, .
n; ( K o( tpi t i
pju is .vtii.otia
were more tliiui ii.Sn.uou
: produceil ill Hie
! s tl tiring 1 '.rG. This
1 wilh an output of
and )
in
ji ' d an air
T !".'! school
I. - mi liked
led 'Terence
Miniature
ili icior in
of the hoys
m ('! JO fly, ;
a n indoor 1
a ml ii' a '
i'i v ;i C- '
c SSI ill.
I :t : iiitioor '
TOWN
:t li .
I'litlFILD
Mass.- -The
low n
i ll purilhd bv lire. Cards,
ltd qil(-!(l lonabb literal lire
and ptetur.
tili. i:a iul
War
sir p is ti
tossed by 1..MH
nnmii'y botilire
:,n-l Fdi:
bunk, th
u; any da
m nt near a
ntrs live-hour
y N il us. W.i
v- now to hear
w bite house
'ily.
; ; : 1 MAKE THE.
LIGHT
In youi home as well
for the night-time as
for the day by using
NATIONAL
MAZDA LAMPS
"A type for every
' purpose."
La Grande
Electrip
Co.
"Fvcrjihlui- Mifirlrnl"
Pound size
or pound weight?
. Alwayi look on the label of
your biking powder tin for the
weight don't truit appear,
ance. Schilling it the only
cream-of-tartar baking powder
that comet in full pound-weight
and half-pound-weight tini.
Schilling
B aki h gj&Powder
Tea 3i Extracti JJ!WVio spicet tCaf'aa
Buiiiumiuiuuiiiuiiiiiumaai
Our Stock of Or thophonic Victor Ret
ords is complete. New records daily
CARR'S
..3
! .Breaks Insurance Record
. iiiu'i WwWJf
7
Men Cheer It
Hore Is a A-ess shirt that bmlor.a
In the back with one button, (herohy
oaTlng time and temper. The 8lud
.r U fuuotd u ailvauce. ,
ft - a , i ' f
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V r 1 . '
"J:i ' lk$ 1
v? ' - " it
pi '- 2
f ' . V M
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v v 'aJ
, '";' fly..
.-.v. -fiT " in
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V" C?P
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i t?l,;i , 'J '
JOSEPH STANKO
Will Lecture at the
EAGLES' HALL
Tues. Evening, Jan. 25 at 8 o'clock
. 1 ON " ' ;
"THE FACTS IN REGARD TO
THE MEXICAN SITUATION"
Lecture is free-
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Henry r. Yei r of Cincinnati, dauchter of the late Julius
r'lelrwhr.-.aiin. y ;.-.t ki:iK, H the mom heavily luiured woman la the
world. A ikiII tcr ?1.;j0.i()0 has just been issued to her, 13 com
panies romhltji;;- in" Ii. William. It. Bass, the luckjf auent, sets
27.000 03 Lis lirst year's commission Mrs. Yclser Is the wlfo ot
a iilihy f irniluro manufacturer.
- f.-.
IFihcs and dries at the
r.zu:e time. Not a drop
of water to lift or carry
npri': i-nv Easy Wa-.hor llio inoit
X. ir.::.;,.iii! devclopmcr.t ever n;-.ii:.- in
!:! an ;', tld'iici, is here. Tlie small tub
til ii", -liri'c hutch of cloti'.rs--tcit sin;!,it
t'.iu:.' i -:m tlirce iiiinutcs. Munv.hilo, tho
( it -c ;uh Iils u stcor.i! h:i!c!i. '1 'ivcnly
! :ie; (; hiK'ciic"! at once your wnshmj; '.J'no
i i i Co ti:nc with lialf llio v.'or'c. I' io
i.iitvr lo lift i.r cin y ; not a drop o!' wtitr
vVi;cil. 'iho Hasy even c:iilics il ;!-'
v 'u ;i nni nrc t!irout;!i washini;. I.ct us tin
n vil:"s vashiiK free in your run home.
Wo cost or obligation. I'lionu today. ''
KASV TICRMft
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO.
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Radio Masts
3 inches by 3 inches, 36 feet long.
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$2.70
EACH
Delivered anywhere in city.
Van Petten Lumber Company
Phone Main 732 for Service.
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