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1 Monday, July 18, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' Pa go Seven 3 ;4 4 f The Observer Want Ad Page The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties - : i NEW TODAY FOIl SALIC Pure lie from nrte- Ulan wntr. Daily delivery. YomiK )!ri8. 1'hona Main 5JK. l'.-10-H toll HAI.K Oil TllADi: One Antut rockiT tn Rood shuit. l-'tirnil nrt' Kxrliumri'. 7 -1 s -i I" I'lHl KAI.IC t-ll.-l' walnut la-!- room S4-I, .r:irtti':tlly ni w. Call IM-W. T-li-:'li l-" 1 1 HUNT 4-rnum f iirnlshi'.l lions.-, AtlaltN. I ji i u I i'm olisi-rvt-. . 7-IS-Hp v in iti-: nt :i -roniii I'lirnlslic.l H lnitiiro I :.' 1 4 V -IS l'l l-lll! sai.i: wcaliinif pit'. Inn. ' : ciiisi-i- wiiiti llirl KiiIkIiI. I'll--l K-2I1I i-iii! sai.i-: on liaiKi'X, Irtini S 1 .' , linn Kvr'haniif. thai - - :m o 7 r. i-'uini-7-1 s-ll i'iiii1 sai.i-: uit TUAIH-: l'm-il i 7lr nr ilozi n. fruit jafH, 4ta- to 7 l-'iirnllUM' ICM'haiiK 7-ls-lf 1'nlt S.M.H Wllil hay In slunk, at tx pw Ion. ('nil !t-rt Croui, near (IranKi 1 lull. :i mili-H i'ii..t ol' l.n (iraniliv 7-1 S-21 1 I'nlt S.VI.IO Ii.-.Ik. . Iln-y hail. U TUAIK iH-fl (iriHt, ti I. fin wliil.' l-'urnituiv KxcliaiiiTc 7-lX-t;' I'Olt HAI.K Mt Tit A I IK 1 White", rotary sewing maehine, marly. n-'W, $7u. l-'in niliire Kxehansr.v i -Is F(i HAI.K I'heap '.f. Olds iiiobDe louring car ready lo run; l!i7 license, or will trade n first payment on a (food lot. I fall :'U 1 1 Adam.-; uve. 7-1 s-lt l-'Olt SAL K l''itst class second-! hand Mueh.Her trumpet. A bai--Kaiu. by Win. Andrist. ("all day- Lines at. Iloyal Haiber Shop. 1 7-1S-tp .I'Olt SALK Overstuffed daven port and chair: brocaded inn hair wit h reversible tapes! r y i-ushions: practically new. '"all IN4-W. m 7-lS-2lp I'i )lt SA LI: 4 -room house wit u larffe lot on North Side. This is a (food buy at f 1 liMi. $loii cas!. balance fjtt per month. 7-.room modern bunjfulow with half acre of ground, just out -1 side the city limits. I Vice V'2'(l, $Ht down. $:tr per month. ' Call Lowell Williamson, Se- cirri! v l.ae.d X- Savings Co. 7-lS-L't FOIi SALE AND TRADE FOR SALK Like new. A Ifain. I'hone Yelie teuriii(f -1 condition. A IL J. Oieetl. 7- 4-4t FOR SALK OR Tit A I iK 1 round oak diniiirf table, (food as new., Furniture Kxcl.aiiK'- 7-ll-i' FOR SALK. HR enamel i antfc; lure Kxehanffi1 TRAHK bar(fain. ' I Kfay. I'urni- j 7-1 1 FR SALK OR TRAPK 1 Hoos ier eabln.-t., A -1 sliapc I'urni ture Kxchantfe, 7-1 1-lf FOR SALK All sizes fluff nnd rag rutfs. Hmk cteanlntr; mattresses rebuilt; feather mattresses made; furniture upholstering. La Orande Mattresa & Wenvtim Works, Licensed Kumljfators. Phone 424-W, Chna. Kdwards. Prop. -1-1-1 m MOM'N' POP J r 7 OROefl.M" WW I'LL M GONN . A New SUIT Ol J ' inS' GooueR ano see ifxcawt cLomes cwtlhi A V,1K MAKEALEfflrwRTWTCS ) L 100 UP.ToO.MR.TVTe? -A UHM, J-. - .. -- . X - - - --- - -- - ' - ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS DlDVtetl AEAK 7ATf ) N&S.1 AM' I 6tir SALOM6 IS 00IAK5 X) ) A 5WCL HZ FOR LtT 711E Bovs amOSirlS IT x 0AM6AIS PWVwtK OP GOOD rGju Diriy Tjtc rutp: jl ..... t- c ' WiTSEoDSMIMWS S" v BEST OAMS POKAlS ) Observer Want Ad ' Rates (Count ffvo avuraue word lu Uu- line.) IVr Hue, 1st insvrilim...... Itki IVr line, vttvL milled coimm.:- lltlVO llUH'ltlflll 1c Minimum rliargu on omi or der KATIIH HY MUN I II 2 Hues, mt month $2,50 it llm-a, mt munfli 4 lines, per nam Hi M0 !j lines It month .$4.7.i l-ju-li additional line over fhe C'llUIKtll til &0c n;r lino ltr mouth. tSII IN AOVAXCK Is re quired on hII ('Jtwdiird ordrm to funi tilt's1 rates, II ijtlit'k iHlf-t r harmed on all i'lvtlU in wrtlon. Copy for all Classified order must ho In this rrirt by 10 a. m. hay or I.NSKIM'ION. Stop orders on ud Inserted tni III fnrt her not let; must he re eeJved hy the Mime hour or ex tin Insertion Mill he I'linrged. Telephone o r d v v n nolk-itid. ( 'jisI t i-ti t ih ma y he en rn ed on phone orders hy payment on or hefoiu dul of lust liiM'ithHi. PIIOM, .MAIN Ii7 "An Observer Want Ad Will Do It" I'Olt SAI.I AMIlill.Sll'l (lit tuaui:- iiik; fair .sllapi- - 9vl2 1 -t f tillun- KvrlianH' FOK SALK Kxeelh'iil struwber ries, ( t a crate in t lie patch, llrinff your own boxes. (3., tl. Sf;ickland, Cove. 7-IA-.it; FOK SALK Oil Tit A I HO 1 be I davenport. ' imitation leather, Muartered oak ends. Furniture Kxchamp'. 7-1 l-Jf Ft It SALK 1 Goodyear all-weafh-I er tread wit h new t ube; also 4 j UKed tires uith ifood tubes. Will j sell the 5 for Hi. At 2Htfi Spruce. 7-IU-tr FOR SALK .Modern seven room hohio with double Rarajfe, beau I t if ul yard, central location. WHI ' sell on easy terms. Call 4 3"i-W. 1312 l'-nu uve. 7-I--.T 1 IVK SALK 75 tons nrfalfu hay; S bead Kood milk cows; 4 head1 homes; wagons and all machin ery. 7 Vj. miles east of here, "on .las. MeCiure ranch. 7-2-tf "1 FOI I ic SA LK Heat all rant, fountain, cream parlor, candy. bakery (foods, etc. Will (five Hht par'.y a (foid leal. Small payment down, pay balance as you in: ike! IL O. A. Manning. I'nloa. Ore. 7-!'-Imp FOR KKNT i F IR It 1-:NT Five-room modern house. C.arap-e, woodshed. 1 iKlS Ad:nn.. 7-10-2tp I'dlt UKN'T Mnili-m t'orni-r Sixllianil N. apart liwiit, t Call H7-M.I 7-15-lf f KClIt ItKKT H.ailllful iiio.l.i-i 'room liomi.' on l-'h.st ,'inil M. I'dlt HKNT 1! furnished honsv .eej)tng rooms, to adults. 1 S Hi Greenwood. (l-mt-if krfoow lot; IS 1 7AS.OSSI6 SAVS J" 7 JOA10AJE OP AE CAA) GlJS VOOP. ) ( OS CAM SNE My' POA3V A AVE TJIAT s. P0Ay A AJAAE - KOIl ItKN'T HonselieepliiK rooms, j 7u7 Orundy. 7-U-t ( 1 FOIl UKN'T Kurn. Aptu mid one1 2 -room house. 'all lin-M. 7-12-Ctp FOR RKN'T I.lKht houxt-keepiiiB ronniK. Kil'i Alt;nin. 1'hona 2&7-J. 7-Cif KOH IlKXT Furnlsheil 4-rf.om apt. Heat nntl watnr Inehnlfd In rent. lhoU 1st. 7-ltf WANTKl) Kxperienced I ti d y bookkeeper wllle ponilion, fllll or part lime, (.'all If.:'-.!. 6 Il-lm WANTKU fleanlUK, I'reiwlim, AN leraiitiu wink. 1'hone .Main 72 our delivery will call. The Ward robe. 7-7-1 rn ftllSCKLLANEOTJS MHNKV TO LOAN on real Vtnti. I'haH. II. lteynnlds, SoiniMei- Ho tel Hid. 7-H-lni HAIHl'M HOT SPItlNOS- Knioy a uwlm lu one of the fiuewt poolw 1 in I he West. One hour's " , east of Ui Oranilo on Hie Old Oregon Trail 1 mile noi l h of , HalneM, I'leuie ground, plenty of ahade. C-1 r-1 in 1 HEALTH Wlli: YOI It I liKOU MAY COST A ufi: lly L. I.. M'4iy. r. lb, Seattle, Wai-liln-ton Memlier, GorKas .Memorial Inst. When nsinjf or admf niMerinfr druKs. keep In mind that' error may cost a life, and never use drugs when in doubt about their use. ilosajfe, effects, etc. When using medicines nlwayss follows directions explicitly. Insist that every bottle or con tainer be well labeled. Alwayw examine the label care fully, in a Kood light, before us in(i. Then read it again. Always destroy unlabeled, or dis continued medicines. Ho not leave discarded medlcim s within the reach of children. Keep medicine cabinets, flint aid ! kits, etc. securely closed. I Thoroughly cleanse all contain- ers thai arc to he retained. Iturn ad others. Never keep old corks for further use. Consult your physician Imme diately, If a wrong drug has been administered. Sinee u three per cent solulton of iodine applied to breaka In the skin Is pretty sure to destroy of fending germs. It .la wise to keep a well labeled bottle in some place about the home, easily accessible to all. When applying Iodine hoIu tion there are a few precautions to be kept in mind. Kven a weak solution Iodine must never be used as a wet dresa ing, like boric acid, for example, as it w il produce severe hunts) which are difficult to heal. It should he painted over the area to be treated, and allowed to dry thoroughly. in air. This Is very essential if a dressing Is to he applied later. The supply of lo- USED CARS Six used Ford cars in stock $2.- to ?17:i PF.IIKINS MOTOR CO. 1-U-H Rig-hto wope - r, CAM GETALONe! WITH THIS ONE ! . For awhile. ' cr Fair and Square! OFFICE CAT It s a win wife on the hark sent, wh'il ttiH her huHhnnd nhlft for Xotiee "Larue reward fm the person who run tnke the 'Stall out tf I riMUilliuetil." JiulRe lo I'l-Koiier: '"WImmi ve you iMirn?" (o wply.) 'lld yon hear Un I linked? When Is jmir hlrtluhiy?'' I'rlMiner (siillenb)t "Wot do you rare? You iiln'l uoln' lo tfle me noililu'." "Do you know.' nald the mir ee.ssl'ut merehant. poiiipouly, "that I beyan Hl't uh a barefoot boy?" "Well." Mild the elelk. "I wann't born with hIhm'k on, ellher." ... 4 The meek may Inherit the earth, bm as usual they all sell It for a no before the boom Ntarlx. A l.a (iraude man sopMs:l n re lunii r and al;ed Iilut to put an hem In the paper ahout ItU uli'e la-hiif nwav on a "I don't uiuil folks lo think there is trouble at home jusi bei-ausi'' I'm iNiiinic ai a i'1'.siaiirant," lie said. j ... j "Hbl you KtriiKuh' aJiinxl the eonneii u em-en of tempt at Ion ?" asked the prinon ehailaln. ! "VeN, I did," r.-plietl the eonvlet. "Ah. but you hhould have foitulU a lii.ile harder and you would noli be here now." I "I done the bent I eniihl, mister. Il took neven policemen to et me lo (he xiatloti." "Do you remember that kissed you?'. "Look here, want il I mi's enieriiilnment, in Ancient HUtto-v." the first boy :i decent not a en A society in New York is tak ing a straw vole to am eriiiin what Is the most roinforthm word in the LiiMlish lauunage and the greaj majority of women will vote for the last word. i ... Lauuhler creates appetite, a doc tor (cIIn us. We Mipposc 'bat Is hv ntosi Scotchmen sli a I the head of their tables wearing e ircsioiis of ihcp, secret sorrow. An etmtist is one who, reading a. boot; and imi understaitdiliK sitiiie- j th:ng in it. ileenles it is a misprint ItlRHS HOARD It LI LI S 1 1 1 P JiOSTfiN ti" has remained lor pair if Knglisb sparrows to il what the sailors of Kngland could I never do. The sparrows have not ! only boarded the old frigate Con stitution, but have ta ken posses sion of a cosy nook in the hull. Fnmlndful of the clangor of the ship-builders, they chose their nest ing place after the-old vesxe went Into drydock. j din solution should be renewed occasionally, every three or four! months, as the alcohol evaporates I j quiii, readily, even in a corked j bolt le. ami the solution becomes . more concentrated until only the j iodine crystals remain. . Too strong a solution of iodine1 may blister the skin, followed by Its peeling off, und much discom fort. The bottle Should be labeled: , "Iodine Solid ion Poison", and ' fthould contain a cork into which 'a glass rod is fasiem-d, which dips jdowu into the solution. This makes ;i slntable applicator. 1 The container itself should lie no distiuctivo that it will not be mistaken for anything else. Hire j consequences may follow lis inter iiial administration. . A three percent .solution used on p-ill abrasions of the skill immedi ately, no matter how seemingly in- significant, will do much to elim inate the possibility of infectious of varying degree. (f ' Bot don't hw o -C7Zr f ( THIS IS IT! i-Tl ,thc wecc DResst.o (MAM f Z . J- H , J"! HAS ft SUIT To VER J X HAVC -f -sf-. -" iVj1"' nro u t pat orr. C1927 av mca ttRyjccTtMC. y FOR CUR BOV AMD A AiAAAfe VIUU S1PL. FftlEMiS AKjME) BE BETH 7?'AM U- US APG AULCWJED AAVAWaCy S6AJDS TO 6IVJ6 ITA MAM6.-' ) AJ - l.y ASTliU v-"v' yyy M'Xgm. . at-hie mmmm Lillian Gish Appears In "Scarlet Letter" The stern intolerance of the early I'urltanH, itu-lr hanlHhlpn ami tin ir t'iiliatieal oppnsitiun to ull 'that tuivois of pleasure, form the huckKrouiul tor l .tltiiin (iiHh'a mont startthiK and dramatic role. In "The Kiarlet Letter," filmed from Nathaniel Hawthorne's PlUf-Mc. and FeaturUK Lewis Stnne. I'rlscilla whidi Is opt niiiK a three day run Ibmiu-r. Mlyun Tashman. Ann ul the Arcade theater, today. ; ltork. Hob rt Atinew. K. .1. Itat- , The Hawthorne story has been liH and i. heiH. the picture wan placed on the screen with nil ! adapted fron Carrett Fort H Lib amaztiiK fidelity under Victor Sea- 1 erty -Mafiaxlm nUiry, called alhO Htrom's direction, and the new "The Trinee of .lemlwalters." .Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature Is of a magnitude Hi at lists it among I he .most important plays of the year, Hut the interesting thing Is the work of Lillian Gish, She cnterte.l on the role wit it u devout spirit akin to that of the actora lu the Hussion l'lay, a for six years she has longed lo play the story as a tribute to her 1'u i Han ancestors. So she brings to the role or "Hester I'rynne" a breadth of understand- ing that makes the character abso lutely live the tragic story of the woman, walled in bj Intolerance, who bore a brand of shame to shield the man she loved. The dramatic climax at the pillory gives hei an opportunity to rise to sub lime height lu her portrayal, The Htory is staged on a lavish 'scale a Puritan village full of nun and women and children is seen in the dramatic sequences, j nearly a thousand people appear ing in their quaint Puritan garb, and Tie cast is well suited to the "story. Lara Hanson, the Swedish liarrymnre. makes his debut lu America, as "Oimnn-.sdale", the clergyman lov r of the heroine, and H. my It. Walthall, oitee her lover in "Mirth of a Nation" plays her .Win sis tn a convincing manner. Ka rl I a ne as Giles, I he barber surgeon, has an eccentric role fully as effective as "Slim" In "The Hlg ! Parade." ami William H. Tooker, ' Murcelle Corday, Mary llawes, Julc Cowbs, little. Joyce Coad and lames A. .Marcus,-' complete a well balanced cast. Qellomtone S NATIONAL PARR Low F.oand Trip Fares DaLXy TCiro!hout Scaton Nearby and easily reached by Union Pacific Yellowstone National Park. Nature's phe nomena unparalleled. Wild life unlettered. Scenic grandeur never to bt forgotten. Spend Your Vacation There Atlf Knrntrto-jrt, In addition to rail farr, ' inrljiie motor liunnjtotion in Park, huirl ur ctiiup cvoimnudBliuiu, iim.hU. Send for National Park Bookleti ii. ki:i:m:v, AKI'llt l.n (;i-ai.ilt'. Orti mm k ' : UNION PACIFIC 1UB OVULANO ROUTB AmtV MO.' W 1 6VJBAJ kAJCiuJ A 1 LlfcE 6OIAJ6 7t , OR GIPL ; Star To jShow Comedy Starring Stone "The J'rlnre of Head waiter," a powerful eomedy-die.na of father love und made by the director of " Flaming Youth." which starred t'nlleen .Moure, in the feainn' phu topley at t he Star theater Tue diiy und Wednesday. Stone liiia the part of "the prince of head wail era," and most of the scenes are laid In the lilt. Hotel in New York. The story Involves the love of a father for his. son. the love of a stern father for his daughter and finally the unselfish love of chlld- hood sweetheart for the youth. Lllyau Tashman uis an outstand ing part as t he advent ureas and gold-digger, and beivd for her Vim Pork, remem- pietilrc debut III j "The Itlonde Saint" and "The No- J torious Lady." haa a big part as lbth. the childhood sweetheart. While no attempt has been made to have the usual fashion show, 1 here are t v o seq ueiicl lu "The Prince of lleaduaiters" in which fashions of the day In milady's tlneries are emphasized. - IN'IJ JU HRW T.1XI1S IH SY CHICAGO .Motor e hurting the interui ban the American Fleet ric l: Mieialion says. Kbctric of the Fulled States cm aeo.aaa more passenger than in the year before. is aren't business, llway as railways led 2l. i in I tt J i AMIUTArTY JACiMY MANLY BOW mu ll lll. OMKtiON Mm iniebiT, mnll rluwM. rarrriil uirri Ulon, fctrU'f elltllnr. Mttelul hiI iinla "d wurHl iralHlRK. 4 " " ' u cbrrrfull trul rcqur.l. iires You will find some exceptionally good buys in Used Tires at our Tire Shop tires that will stand up and give many miles of service. In all sizes at reasonable prices. JOHNS BROS. Tire Shop and Filling Station 1517 Adams ma By Taylor ly Blosser AJAMB 7MAY BUT" VW& RE LET 50M& VCfy J AJAWE T' r BCTSaajD 6l(tLS! :emo vot.a wamp; foe. Used PAPEB vooa. AJAMS AAJO Professional Directory This directory la Mpeclall handy for the newcomer or for the out-of-town reader who may want the oame and address of some profetMdonul man. It haa been carefully prepared and will prove lo he a ready uld lo any reader In obtaining prompt profea-ilonul service. - ' Classified For Quick Reference Dentists Dlt. ;KO. , HOKKMA Dentin ' i.ver L. A 1 Drug Co. Telephone Main 67$. Architect V, 11. MU.l.H", Areliltrtt Room 7 U Crunde National Dank llulldtnu NI.W OI TDOOR STAOF. .MONTI'KLLIKR, France A now outdoor "lage, equipped with tights, fountains ami dressiuu rooms, hu been built here. It Is a gilt to the city from August I'.osc, now a Paris dramatist and If'.atricul man ager, who was born and edaeated in .Montpetlier. WE PAY 4 " compound interest. Seems small but it in much better than. some of the investments we know of ns havine been sold here In town witnin the past few years. The privileges which po with our Savings are hard lo equal. United Stales National Bank RENT INSURANCE will pny Iiik tin nroporly. your I'XpcnHt-a dtir-i-ehtiildlnK uf your TaxcH Kn on. Htreet im lirnvenientx iuuhI he imld. and jrou will ly iuisiJiik: i nilit . dtii'injf tfii' tiilli4 llecesKai I-ehllild. I.rt UH x plain how Unit I n .s 11 ru nco will la Up ra ro o f tlie.se exjieUHCH In t he event that your nrnperty la fhe next to hurn. Prompt Personal attention to your nei'dH. U. S. Investment Co. O. W. WAIt.NOCK, Mgr. Plinuo Main t:i Office In rear or IT, S. Hank WUff.; entrance on Depot, Ht. One Plriiiic Is Worlh a 'fhoiivaiMl Worils aceordin lo tin Old 'h Incur proverh, hut a t )iounand words on a l-'lre Insiiranre I'otiey wrilti'ii in thin agency Ih worth more tluin a hun dred pletuieH of your prop alter the fire. Hut w only liiMtirr property hefoi c It hn in. Sec uh today, to morrow her roiiMH, hut a fire may. Union Mortgage & Investment " Company HRAI. Insuiant'i) Mslaln I.0n KICRVICB Niw Foley lMilp., I.a drande OrnKi.n. REFUCT Our Borvtce mflecu amU blllty. efricKnrr. underatitnd luf and Mperlenc W. Jo not worry the bereaT.d wltb detail., aor do w. l.a. J. talli tor ttj.m to worry about. Sod grans & Zlmmermaa Hall 2 Physicians & Surgeons 1KB H. HOtlVY. HI. II. I.UWA UII.Ki:. M, II. Prartlru limited to dlsensen of thft Kye, Knr, Nore And Throat. New Foley 'i'. t. oirt liulldlriK Minn H F. O. Kill II V, M. II. Physician and Surgeon Sommnr 'JVhihon UullUinv Abun '4 A ItlCHAItl) p. I.ANIII!!, i 'ii aicttt n and faargi' 'lardner Tebqh on I! mid In Alain 18 w. I'. iiirAiiimr, m.n. biirKui) Niw Fotey Ttphono liitlldlUK Muia c. n. ltionitK, m. it. Phynit-lau and burton Now VuWy , Telephon tiulhiinii Main 111 P. I.. ItAk.KTOlV. 111. I). 1 rrartlctj limited to dlmam of th 1 Kyt Knr, Nf.io and Throat Ilouum 18-MI Tel.-plu.Ti ! KomimT Llulldintf Mnln 77H A. Ii, ItlOII AHIISOIV, At. 11. ! tiurtti-ry j Itoonn 18-17 TMephon Soimnt-r Huildlng Main lit J. A. WOMlKltl.irK. M. I. l'hyniciHii and Surgeon Over U & I Drug: Hiii llita. 1'huna lt'-n. I'honf fttdln liTit Uain tU4 I). M. STR.N;. t. II. 1'hvsli'liui ami Surui-on -(Innlnrr T,.i'pliono lll.ll,-. Main Kii ' Orfli'O lim.i'M: 1 9-11 A. .M., 1-2. 7-1. I'. M. Osteopathic I'hysiciang .1. 1.. lNia.i', n. o. MAli;Alii:r iMa.i:, l. o. GePrii. nmrlt.-o und Hie "I'OBT HYNTfcM" for fnlliin arrliwi. Somnifr THlt-ohnn. UulMlnv uain 104 Astrologer UIIl. Klli:rf'HU K BAI.A1K9 IU1 N. Ava.. l.a tlrnndu, Or VnaillnK. ilHlly. ItnadlngH by Miill u Kpeclnlty . IT ISN'T A ROMS WITHOUT A TELETHONS Jane ii ten years old today. Laat night she anketl Mother lor a "birthday party" and Mother quickly agreed. Jane wanted little Helen Adams there. But Mother found that the Adams home had no Telephone. So Helen missed the ice cream, the cake and the fun! AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE FOR A FEW CENTS A DAY I Hay Forks, Wire Cable, Machine Oil, Axle Grease, Water Bass, Canteens and anythine; i Home 4f?W-'-b I ndepende nt T & t ai. H Y T.Uphon. IN lor Harvest j you need. RL. LILLY) oooi;ss DOAs)? DElav! HAIWWAKE 1 J ri.oiK- Klaln 8 1