Saturday, March 30, 1920.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pa TKrM
Society News
Daughters of Utah v
Pioneers Meet In
Enjoyable Session
An interestine progrum was -giv
en yesterday ufturnoou when the
itaughteis of Utah l'ioneera met at
2:30 o'clock at thu home ot Mr.
K. S. Gwillium.
Tho fiiat coupler of Itoborl'a
"Uules of Order" wua reviewed by
Mrs. G. It. Williams und a hialory
of early pioneeri of Utah was given
liy Mrs, H. i' Gwillium. Tho sub
ject of Egyptian music wua UIhcubs
ed by Mrs. Lenter Stoddard.
J.Htinty refreHhnients wero berve'J
. by Alia. Gwlllluin. .
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Tho .La. Grande Neighborhood
club is tmtettaining Tuesday night
ut the U D. S. Kecreutlonal hall
with an evening progrum In charge
of Mrs. Donald Pague. All hus
bands of members of the club are
Invited to uttend. I
. "JJoublo Demon, " by A. 1. Her
bert, u one-act comedy, will be pre
sented. The play la a Jiunurous
version of the .deliberation of a
, jury and is participated In by 11
characetrs.
Mlsa Gladys Miller will ontertulh
v4lli piano uolectiona, Mra T. K.
Maxwell, Wis. Jiuiioh McNamee
and Air Florence Xynch Miller
will "1 ho appear on the program
which will begin at o'clock. The
buaineHS meeting will bo held at
7:15 o'clock.
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Mrs. I'lyde Charlton entertained
the members of the Helomulu club
yesterday at her home at Cove and
Watson. .High score prize went to
Mrs. Kheriell Kwiji and second to
Mrs. Clarence Green. 1
Ka.ster decorations were attrac
tive. A two-course, luncheon was
served by th hosteBS. The next
meeting of the club will be held.
Apr. J 7 with: Mrs. Walter Perry.'
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".A blue lunch'con, carried out wllh
blue flowers for a centerpiece, blue
linen and blue dishes, was u de
lightful feature or the arternooii
enjoyed by the Thursday Bridge
club when Mrs. George T, Cochran
was hostess at her home Thursduy
afternoon.
Cards were played at three tables
with Mrs. he la Junes receiving club
prize for high score. '
Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Guests at Shower
gave u school of Instruction and a
social evening whs enjoyed.. '
In honor of Leslie Olson Jr., nine
years old, his. mother, Mrs. A. I.
Olson, entertaintd with a birthday
party recently to which six- little
f friends were Invited, Including Ann
and Phil Stoddard, Joun und Dick
ie Templeton, Curleton Appleby
und Margaret Kar heart. , .
A white cake with pink candles
was an attractive feature. The lit
tle guests enjoyed a peanut hunt.
Refreshments were served at a ta
ble decorated with bunnies una
other duster rioveltles, ,
Announcements
Greenwood school. 'The speakers t fOP tne breakfasts, luncheons und
Work uresWealthy. Stowaway
Thu innvUiis of the Young Wo-
mtrn's KdJcatiunul auxiliary which
was to huve hren held Tutsday evo-
nine ut tll Methodist church has'
been postponed until Wednesday
evening on account of the Neigh
borhood club entertainment.
The l.a Clrundo City Council of'
Parents and Teachers will meet
Monday uflernoun at 3:2G ut
child who has whooping cough
should u foods which are easily
digested, nourishing and not Irri
tating to the throat. . Dry. hard,
bulky materials are liable to start
an attack of coughing. Foods
which aid In elimination are es
sential, for an attuck. of consti
pation would Increase the. cough
ing paroxysms. :
Your doctor, of course, will ad
vise you about tho proper diet for
a sick child, but sometimes in' our
anxiety our wits fall us am. the
choice and preparation of' foous
suitable for the general diet tho I
physician suggests seem unusuully ,
(iimcuit.
Children under two yours of ugo
will find a llciuid diet best for u
few days while the coughing Is
at Its worst. This diet Includes
milk, bocf Juice, lamb broth,
prune Juice, orange Juice.' tomato
juice, thin gruels and plenty ot
water.
Tiny babies uro given their us
ual diet, but the child from one
to two years old should Ifo cure
fully fed. -v
Older children, unless "tho at
tuck Is severe, cun huve quite a
varied diet ot plain soft foods.
Tomorrow's discourse will treat
with an assortment of suggestions
for the afternoon will bo Herbert
Uvuns. who will talk on Hoy Scout
work, and Mis. K. 1). Towler, who
will talk on publicity. A nominat
ing committee will be elected ' ut
this time. . All members arc rc
quested to be present.
The ltumblcrs' Art class will
meet . Monday afternoon at .2:15,
o'clock at thu home of Miss Mur-'
guret Anson. . 1
dinners of those on a sick diet.
Library Ghats
By Alalxi K. IXHjr, Librarian
The library folk all show symp
toms of that most contagious die
ease tho spring fever. 'Three of
them have already snutched a few
Th.. P...-1.-, einii 'will meet . minutes away from books to plant
Wednesday afternoon at the homo ome sweet peas and nasturtiums,
of Mrs. Homer Wilson In Krult-? ore still seem to bo vague
,ll,. wllh Mm. John Dennett as- rumors in me uiiuim-ro """v
slnlnlit hostess.
- MENUS
,Iy SLsuv Mary
While most mothers rcaluso that
an old fashioned garden of pinks,
marigolds and hullynocks. Per
haps tho library yard: will be un
usually gay in spots this coming
summer.
Miss Wagenor Is busy , muklng
guudy garden posters that look
tempting to tho eye. Hho ulso oc
casionally drops u hint or two con
when u child has a temperature cernlng a garden club which she
hu must bo given a liquid diet, Plans to organlxo among tho boys
too few appreclato tho Importance;, i .) "J ;
of the right diet In many of the
so-called "children's, diseases."
Different Illnesses affect differ
ent parts of the body, so In plan-
However, we are still giving ser-.
Vice to tho public though wo may
be doing a bit of umutcur garden
ing on the side. You may bo In-
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Never again as a slowawii' fof pretty Ilaicl Cooke, Sun Francisco
soclely girl. Mlt.s Cnoke, IS, slipped uwuy Horn mi exclusive sellout
and stowed uwuy lu tho freight hold ot a South Sens liner bound (ot
Tallin Feb. 20. Miss Cooke mild lltey gnvo licv so muilt-woik oil tho
boat alter discovering her in the hold Unit slio wus ready to coma
back home long betora the bout rcacli.d Tuhltl, bUo cumo liowo
i lli'sl-cluss.
SIMAYS 1'IUMiltAMS '
' The Kutionul llroudeusllng com
pany program for Stiuduy morning
and Hunday evening follows: b:u
to 6:30 a. in., 70,000 Kuster wor
shippers in hymns ot Joy from
Seattle: 6:16 p. m., concert: 7:16.
orchestra,
Tho Amerlcun ltroudeustlng coin
puny program for Sunday night
follows: Q to 7, theater 'of uir; 7,
musieul progrum: 7:SU to siuuhIc,
lreno Hinger, soloist: t to 8:30,
humorous sketch; H:S0 to 10, or
chestra concert, Gordon Onstml,
soloist; 10 to II, Show lluut frolic,
Port la nit
KGW (CSokc) 6:o a. m. N1IC;
0:15, p. m. NIU'; 8, musical pro
grum; 10. little symphony.
KKX (lisnkc) 0. ADC: 7 to 7:l'o,
Cnlholie Truth society; l:il to 11,
Alio progrum. '
SiHikttiio
KHti (ODOkc) b:3V. a. m., N11C;
0:15, p. m, NBC; 8, vailed pro
gram, '
Denver
KOA (S30ke) 0:15, N11C.
' Salt lko tKly
KS1, (lUOkv) 0:16, NHL'; 7,
church services; 8, 1 U. S. ser
vices,
Iios AuirclcH
KNX (I050kc) 0, Krnest Holmes,
1r. Able; 7, .screen personalities;
8, chui-ch services.
KF1 (U40kc) 6:30, u. 111. NltC;
0:16, p. 111. N11C; 7:45, studio, stury
hour; 'J, philosophy tulk, studio,
Oakland
. KOO (780ke) 6:30 u. m. NIK':
0:16 p. in. NUC; 7:46, studio,
church services.
bail Francisco
KFHC (Olokc) 0, varied pro
gram; 10, Amos and Andy; 10:10,
dance music.
Kl'O (6801(c) 6:30, u. 111. NUC;
0:15, p. m. NIK.'; 7:46, studio,
drumu, orchestra.. ' '
Head In
KOMO CJ20ke) 0:30 a.m. NI1C;
0:15, t. m. NIK'; 8, varied progrum.
KJU (U70kc) 0 to 11, ALIO progrum.
PUTMAN'S
La Grande Exclusive Ready-to-VVear '
and Millinery v
plnno music: 8, musieul progrum.
KGO 0, NUC; !):30, musieul
progrum, ,
Newspaper Loses
Verdict Of $110
MKUKOU1). Ore., Mai 30 (AT)
A cireult eourt jury Krlduy 10
turned u venllet In favor of H. O.
Youim In his llhel suit afiultiHt the
Mod ford Dally News. Compensa
tory danmues of $400 was award
ed Yomitf, toKether with puntttvo
danuiKes of f 10. Ho had sued for
$10.0iiu. deelarliiK he hud been lib
eled In mi urtlelu printed In the
paper, llnklnir his name, ho said,
with tho Do Autremonts and other
Ho ut hern O retto n ba ud Us.
Major 8i'K rave's 2.11 lnllrs uu
hour at aytona Iteueh Is u fine
thhiff In itself, but an uwful ex
ample to bo sotting fur tho Hun
day drivers. ,
'When lawns uro beginning 'to
grow und thero is moro or 1B'
deud Krass In tho sod. It. Is best to
cut the lawn early and thus en-1
eouraxe quick results from the nw
shoots, says tho experiment stu
tion, f
Illinois sends it former ' police -r
man to congress:' His oxprtenc
with thu underworld should ut last
prtivo valuable. t
nlng- meals tho necessity of senr- forested in these new, titles which
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The personnel of the J. C.l'i
ney company store sathert'd at the
homo of Mr. and Mis. Milton l'riee
nt J U 12 , Cedar street last nlsnt to
Rive a surprise kitchen shower fori
Mr. and M m. 11. 10. Heott. They
weio iinarrled curly this week in
Spokane. . . . - -:-
H. S. Stevens and Kloyd V. Duv- j
is came In from' tho kitchen to
present the guests of honor with u;
biK basket filled wtlh Rifts. ' '
A novel entertainment feature
was the presentation of tt diary n
which each guest wrote u bit or uu
vice to the newly married couple.
When the book was finished it was
Kiven to tho bride who read it to
the Riicsts.
A dainty and delicious buffet
k Mippcr wus served by several of
I the Kirls.
Mr. Heott. formerly of Hteveiis-
Ivillo. Mont. joined the. staff of the.
f tenney siore in ia u ramie uu u-
Miss Grace Taylor, also oi
t Stevensvllle. married Mr. Scott us
the culmination of a school' day ro
mitnce. Ileal wishes for a happy
wedded lire wus extended to them
by their friends.
The kucsIs last n.Rht were: air.
and Mrs. M. M. Hunt: Mr. und
Mrs. John S. Jenkins, Mr. und Mrs.
It. S. Stevens. Mrs. James Nel.on.
Mm. (iuy Kennedy. Mi's. lc War
nick. Mrs. Ocorce. Way. Mis. Har
riet Ilnyt. Airs. Vivian Klnxey, 'Miss-t-s
Thehna ltray und Gladys Smith,
Miss Church and Miss I .yd hi Pro-j-ty.
and MeMsrs. Kvan Thomas und
Kloyd W. Davis. ' lue to illness
Mrs. Harry Owens, another em
ploye of the store, was unable to
uttend.
An Kuster party wus imjnyvd by
the Wakcllta Ciitiip Kire Rirls last
niRht at the home of Miss Norma(
MayRcr., assistant Riiardtan. Thlr
(ten Ritis were present, with Miss
MayRi-r and Miss Kleanoro Glass,
Ruaidtiiii.
An Kastec crr hunt anl pani'-s
wi'ic enjoyed which w-re followed
by refreshments served by the
Riiardians.
An Intt'resthiR prnRt-am has been
ui raiiRtl by Mrs. Ha r riff .MaciKm
;il for the Sons und HauRhlers ot
I'nlon Cojnty Pioneers tea at the
H-Cii jnwa Inn Monday afternoon
at Z o'clock. Jt will Include a
Rroiqt of readings by Miss Ida Mr
,M"kin, "The portrnlt of a l.ndy",
"Wealth" and "April". '1he NViRh
borhond club string quartet, direct
ed by Mrs. Klorcnco Lynch Miller,
will play and GeorR- S. Hiraic will
miir When Hichllleu Wore the
I b-d Itobe." Mtsu Uhidyx Mllbr
will piny u piunu koIo "Hr'er Itan
bit" hy MruiHvell. Improinptii
cninmunlty singlnR of hooch of tne
Ts will be a feature. All who
have moiir tonks of that period urf
urRed to bring' thein.
Several meetings of the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft have been held
In la Grande this wMk fn honor
ef Mrs. Stella Ulackcrhy, of Salem.
pec in I organizer.
Yenterday afternoon the Neigh
bors met ut the home of , Mrs.
Ycwke. A gift wan preented to
Mrs, Hlackerby In appreciation of
her help to the organization dur
ing her visit here.
Mrs. Hlackerby expreiwed her np
prtMMntton and told of her enjoy
ment of her first visit to Kastern
(,r.ton In several yesm, -
Tiiwlny evening the Woodcraft
Neigh bor held a regular sewiion
snd after Initiation Mi. Hlackerby
ing foods that will be tho least
Irritating to tho tissues or organs
affected is of first consideration. I
In whooping cough ail tho mu
cous membranes seem to bo In
volved. - In severe cases many
children cannot eat solid food
without distressing coughing nt-
tucks followed by vomiting. " 111' produced' them, I their
inability to retain food, of course, nd preservation
wen Kens me cuim. , .
Consequently the diet for a
wo have put Into circulation.
Background of tlio lliblu
Henry K,' Booth - '
Outlines In easily assimilated
form of the history of tho books of
tho Old and tho New Testaments,;
their sources in thought und life
of the peoples and the times which
evaluation
A I .utile in In Her Htiml
Mrs. Hess Strecter 'Aldrictr"
From a log cabin homo in Iowa
the trull for Abblo Deal led to Neb
raska, where she .brought up her
family with all tho true courage
of tho pioneer mother. And as she
lived courageously, so did she die,
ulono .In her pioneer homo sur
rounded by the memories of a long
full life.
World On One Ix-j
Kllery Wulter
The story of a col lego boy who
started to work his way round tho
world. Ho got as far os Honolulu
and ufter a series of operations
lost a leg. Whistling up his spirits,
I he kept on, on crutches, und earned
his way round the world and back.
Not so rcinurkublc for what tho
young author saw or did, but for
the way In which ho did them, and
the spirit which curried him
through.
The Flavor of Ho) land ;
Adelo do Leeuw
After reading this dellglvtful
AN KNAMKbKD scene, paint
ed In (he modern manner, distin
guishes one of toe new vanity
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country In the leisurely fashion
in which this author did, staying
for a period in all the chief cities
und niaklng excursions out from
these central points by motor or by
luko und canal.
I ; very ma n 'a Genius
Mary Austin
THE GARDEN
SPUING jVLAXTIXU IIUST Foil
FVFHGHFFXH
The concensus umung planters is
H a limn knew ho hud B--nlus us th t U)0 , ,H tho tlmo uf
surely as ho knows ho has temper, i - . .
ho could neither eat nor sleep until '" for planthw evergreens.
ie had discovered It und cupitul- Tlio spring season, in many sections
iued it Mary Austin believes every extends well Into May, and full
nmii has genius, though few men planting through September. As n
know tt, and In this volume sho matter of fact, evergreens may. be.
Mils' wheru to look for it and how-pluntod lhc-iyav.ruund,..biit wIicih
to make, tho most of it. (shipment by froiRht or express is
Hunger FlRhters involved, and unless expert super-
Paul Do Krulf 'Vision Is uvailable. It is best to
The story of men who have con-'plan your evergreen plantings for
tribulcd to tho world's food sup-Itho spring season,
ply from Murk Carleton who) Conditions vary considerably
broiiRht durum wheat from Itussla throURhout tho country. In tho ma
to Stecnbock of Wisconsin who ex- !i(ir ,ln,.ti,in of tho M:lddle West, for
perlmented with sunlight und vita
mines. Most Interesting.
NMOKK AS M.lt'llLIJlIt
ESSKN, Gernuiny, Mar. 3U (AP)
In the birthplace of mighty guns
they are testing smoke as fertiliz
er. Industrialists aro financing ex
periments In which smoke Is forc
ed undeiRround by bellows. Tho 'limitations hnfor
I nope is mat me oxygen put inti
Jtho ground will Increase crops 5U
! per cent. , ' .
HOW-TO KIITX liKH'OU
CAMDKN, N. J Mar. 30 (AP)
Citing the exiiniple of "The Mis
tress of tho White Mouse," a reso
lution udopted by tho South Jersey
conference of the stato women's
book you will surely want to spend
l suiiiiiii- ill n u j iuiiii . ruBBiuix i - - -
you will make reservations on tho republican club utrcs members to
next bout. We can think of noth- decline all social activities where broad or narrow-leaved, need good
instance, broad -leaved evergreens
like rhododendron, azalea, laurel,
boxwood all so-called "heuths,"
aro Impractical. But a wide range
of selection In coniferous or
"needle-leaved" evergreens Is avail
able. Local conditions vary so
much that one must he sure ho un
derstands their requirements und
planting. In thu
congested city districts, wheni the
air is hoavlly laden with soot, dust
and gases permanent evergreen
plantings n-e out of the iiuestlon.
However, they are well worth their
cost for season-to-season effects In
window boxes, and for tubs udorn
Ing doors or windows.' Kvcn a tem
porary "winter garden" of ever
greens Is worth while.
Kvorgrecns, as a Rroup, wheih
MONDAY PKOGIIAMS
NHC: 0, recorders; 7, symphou-
1 ists; U, choristers and orchestra;
U:3U, Plnntulton Echoes; 10, slum
' bor music.
AltC: 0:30, talking movlo stars;
7, orchestra; 7:30, two pianos; 8.
I musical gems; 9, musieul program;
10, hour on broudwuy; 11, dunco
music.
jVorttiiml " '
KGW 0, NIK; 10, dauco music,
KKX-0 to 11, A HC; 11, weath
er, news; 11:06, AIM
SHkaiin'
' KHQ 0 on, NliC progrum; 11,
dunce music.
Donvor
KOA 0, NMO; 8, conceit orches
tra; Uj30, NHC, '
Stilt liiiku C'tly
KKLU, NUC; U:30, musical pro
gram. Kent lie
KJU 0 to 12, AIM' program.
KOMO (I to 11, NUC; 11, dunco
music.
- tAtS Allgt'leM
KFI (I, NIK.'; 0, orcheHtru; fea
ture: 10, concert orchestra, violin.
KNX G, musical progriuu; H,
fuatun; 10 to 1, dunco music.
San FruiirlstM)
K KUC G, music, sports; 7, fea
tures; 10, Amos und Andy; 10:10,
dance music.
Kl'O 0, NHC; 0:30, mixed quar
tet; 10, KPO rnvuo.
Oakland .
KLX (8K0ke) II, muHic; 7, news,
Gets Rheumatic And
Neuritis Sufferers Out
Of Bed
Thoso who have- tried everything!
without benefit will find Casny'a
Khcumuttu Uemedy tho most!
startling discovery of recont times!
for pains of rheumatism, neuritis,)
nouiultflu, sciatica, lumbago. Tho:
relief Is quick and suro, reduces'
pain and swelling through direct;
action on tho stomach, liver und
kidneys. Guaranteed by 1j & 1.
DKUQ CO. ?1.00 por bottle. Adv.
1405 Adams,
Ia Grnndo, Ore., Graca Bldf.
Men's
No - Fade Dress
Shirts
Collar-ultuched, fauuy mi
drus weaves. Large ru litre
of colors--- fc .
$1.49
Ing more Interesting than to tour a ll"ior l likely to bo served.
EVOLUTION OF A HARD-BOILED EGG!
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soil, rich und . well drained. Tho .
broad -leaved Kpecles are pai Icu
larly fastidious, being accustomed
to rich, peaty woodland humus
In their native habitat, but munyi
growers have found that nursery-Ri-owu
plants will do well In any
rich loam and even In exposed
situations If the roQts are well cov
ered or shaded by the liinhy tops.
It is well to bear this point In mind
for ull evetRreeiis, I. v seu that'
the roots aro -protected from the
baking sun rays. If tho epreiid of
the tops Is not dense enough for
this, then mulchmulch with dry
hay, st raw -leaf mold or well-rotted ;
manure. Put be cautious in unlng
manure. If It Is not thoroughly
rotted, the ammonia fumes from
it will scorch tho leaves. Never
put immure In contact with roots.
Hmne specleH of evergreens are not
altogether hiippy with leaf-mold,
especially If oak leaves aro an In
gredient, for tho timiilu add in
them is not helpful.
Kvcrgrcenti lire dug with a bull!
of earth to avoid disturbing the '
fine roots, whose nap iiilekly con- ;
Keats w hen exposed to Che air,
resulting, oflent hues, in the loss
or tho plant. The ball of ejirth Hi
hIko hutiaped and molHteiied for
shipping. The burlap need iml be ;
removed In planting uiib-Hs It is J
luoxf - und bunched into ' rolds, ;
around side or bottom, or mi lew
the plant bus been dug with forks
llifttead of spades or HhovelM. Very :
Himill evergreens for w-hob-mile
plantings, micii us foreHtrullori, ure
dug with tie un roots.
Plant evergreen as quickly as
pontile after receiving them on
(he ground. Protect the ball con-I
stHiitly from exposure. Plant In a
hole ut leant twice the sl.c, of the
bull: see that plenty of good soli
Ik beneath ami around tho roots.
Tamp firmly in flflbig earth around
tho ball. An excellent method Is to
"puddle," 1, wet down the earth
as fust sfl it is put back fn lite hole.
' so Unit it settles chmely around
( the root it , leaving no uir pockets to
I dry them out.
A Kwedlnh. radio svnteni recently
broadcast the loiiett of the 7'JO-yeur
oli bell at Haleby paiMi.
DRESS UP!
Tomorrow Will Be Easter
Have Your Children Look Their Best By Buying
Better Merchandise ami Newer Styles
at Lower Prices.
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
Better Merchandise Lower Prices .
Special Menus For
Special Dinners -
The HiicicsK of n dinner party
urteit lhM In I ho altcntliHi glvrn
U tho .iiumu---4iisiirliia; not only
esKrtly prtNiiXMl illslieM, biii ,
ftHNls that mid u nolo of" I ho
tutimmil. To luivo soitM'thliMr
"(lirfcnMiC Is (Ik luilnrHl ik.
nini of Dim ciireful Iiimumh.
With tho facilities and mm
rlciM'it ot I h Stutiiuw4H at your
nervier, siHMiul incuiiH an linn
ilhil to your intilct satlsrt'
Hon. A saliid tluit l dlffrmit
---an iiiiitNiml ih'w4rt MKiial
wiiy of pn'iHiHug Hit" int. He
ant .nluays glad to re pn si we
your own IiIciin r to iiiuki siig
gitstloiiH as o how your tlhiiirr
party run bo muni suxvnHful
Sacajawca Inn
"I'olula tho War U Hotter Thlnif."
PEACOCK
NUT COAL
Is just the coal for
your range.
No soot
No clinkers
Less ash
Ixits of heat.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
fhoo Main 7X1
-Anod Hr.lr Quk-k-
Fresh Clean
Springtime Calls For
Clean Curtains
and you will find this item in your sprinjr cluhiiing
work i tlioioiijhly solvud when you send your cur
tains to us. VVc have a late typo machine thut leaves
no ears and your cui tain.s will vomo back with Btiuijrht
edges, too.
At Small Additional Cost
MODERN LAUNDRY
Phone Main 77.