La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1929, Image 11

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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The Observer Want
- The Market Place of Union and Wallow
NMLTODAY;
HKLP WAXTRO Mult, or female '
piano player for week stand lent
vaudeville show playing Oregon. 1
Write or phone Huh, Mel.ain,.
I "nion, ( ire. - ' s'-i'i,,-:i tp
l-'llli HKNT Cura-. (-i.'l':t-! SI. '
$4. (Hi month. . . N-22-., tp.
Mill SAI.K S.-t of drums, hells :
and xlepbones, or trade fur what .
have you? ('all observer. s-22-tf ;
1'OH SA1J-: Large llol.stcin cow, !
1 years, ft gallons dally.'. No. 1
run. mh iiiiii iittiK ner. Loll
' ; 'f calf 0 jnos. Oeorge II. Chapman, -
Kast. Kfange's mill. x-22Mt.
t l()U HALK .1 room hnnwe f ill
basement. Hi cherry trees. 2 mi.
from town on .Market road. Also
good .Monarch range. Inu. Mrs.
Chas. ( 1 limp or phone A j
l liKN'l' Modern 5 room house'
with .sleeping porch 'at l'7n-Kli
St. Call at Knit 4th. S-22-H. !
!'' It liKjNT I room ii pi. ul 111 II
4tll. ('I'll Mt J lillil-Ith Kl.'. S-21'-ll
MISS (il.ADYK 10. Mll.l.Ult kik.Iii
;il.' Ani'Tit'iin I'nns.'rviil.ii'.v, I'hi-i-nirn.
w ill l.i'Kln lii-i- piiinn Vliifs
s.'ii''inli.-r :sr.i. Call isr.-.i.
S-22-lllt
SAVOV IIOTKH NVw.viiKiliiif,'.--Ilirnl,
steam heated,. ;(im)iis al.',
thorouwlily i-lriiTiVd- and reno
vated, have few select rooms for
permanent quests. Reasonable.
Kree employment ajrency any
elass help supplied promplly. A p.
Sentty. S-L'L'- 1 in
WANTE.1V
WANT Kl 1 ( H'fii-e work, hoolikeep-iim-.
Kxperieneed. I ,oea firl.
Vera (;ar:i. Till Hoyer Ave., Wal
la Walla, Wash, x-L'll- C t.p
!
W A NT Kl To exrhanire Maytafje
Khh wjislH r for an elect l ie. 2 1 S
I lepof .' S-2H-HL
W. NTK! ) l,lvc or six room riir
lilslic.l IlOWSf. .I'iiII .ov.i. SH4-.1.
x-;o-:i tp.
WAXTUD-ScwlMB, 21)01 10. l'i'lin., I
or wi ll,, linx 4411. S -1 r -7 1 . i
m I
WANTKJV-Any... kina of hous.'-;
-.'ri:j)--4ny... Uii
)rl;.r,li:i-W.
S-H- tr.
SiiKcrci,i,AXi-:ofs
H II! S.I.K I'Mnlson tniolor unci
plow. .1 hniHi'. rri'am s. pn ni lor,
rook stnv,., Irliilil's. Iii'il. (,' .1:
Sli.-il'i'if, lull.- noi-lli ii:nl
. iiiilc wosl of Ishinil Cilv.
r ; s-2 1-otp.
.. ; i
V ll S.VL1-; "-2 u ashim,- maeliines. !
' SIT. ahd $r, 2:iol Adams. Call j
;42-. S - 2 I - 4 111. !
I'OU HALK- --Reed baby b.lMKV.
. SI '). Oil, I4li7-i;th St. S-2'i-ft tp
Ft HI SA1.I-: 2f.r. acre ranch 2'
, miles out. Cows, horses, sheep, j
turkeys, chickens, hay and ma-1
ehioei y. ( lood terili'.s. I.elHty j
HlaiK hanl, IH"iS-K Ave. S-2d-HL
ITIMK l or fall clean i iifj. I if.isi.na hie j
rates for haiili'iK. SU2-.1. S-2ii-lntj
LlKS. H. C. MeCAl.L. Ki'iid iiUp!
) I'MenKO niosieal eo!h j4e, Aeei-1-J
i ited toucher, piano, pipe nrijan.f
iiarutony. Ph. .f. S2S, s-l!i-ltn.
i FOIl SA l.l-i -1 'sod electric washers.
Maytag Shop, Main Cllit. 7-IM -1 ill.
I JiKl.KX WILLIAMS, graduate of
1'. of ( I. school of music, will
open a studio for beyinnera or
advanced snah-ni of piano on
Kr-pt. J. Phone 240-M. H-lfi-M
! CALIFORNIA JIKUHK For blood.
liver, kidneys, stomach, bo via
11 iWl ili.iim:itivtn t Mn-iu XI illi-i' i
. V 'l!inis, Ave r.-2?-2 nip
ALL aifiUT icvjl --- 1W
PEWMV vj;LL TS.LV. IF ,
j H0M4 MSACS V!
I GO .M.o,v.c A SO
' MOM'NPOP KING'S X! ' By Cowan '
(MO 5lR.SK GRIPS IS Of CY fiDipcl V IU PUV1HS OU&Ht f HfcME IT ( e'l6 S 'i'' pirrX 1 !
ALL WE'LL WtVE DOOM ur-fTuiC it 4.T t J T G ET AV.0H& O. K . f J6PED OUT So ) eu TOEK L LU. WW3 J 5 A
VOK AFTER I GET "WIS rnV ? mm V SHE OMLY VJtktl'i TWE Vt'LL HIME PLENTY TUIU&S VJEtlX f (j i En, vELU ( VOUR THINGS) )
STUFF PACKED OKI. VNt'LL uKylrcnr lcA PIECES OF FURNITURE ' OF ROOK Tea REAW.Y jLUJ-f1- I THAT'S IM THAT, J ('', 1
HA'JC To TCANiEL U&HT ND TM0 OF THtM OUR 'VOClS y HUb J,' Ik Tu.C P PPj
y VOUCAMy AEE SHOES l ' ' MWL
: a m 'rm rmx, tem hm mxnw mh;m v
t FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS " " " " ' SHORT-CHANGED "" " ' By Blosser
r : N T y . .
! TA'.LS VWS STAY 1 To TUHfi OiiQ.
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Want Ad
Rates
(Count five nvcrnco irorila
l (lie line.)
Per lino, tHt liiNcrthMi 10c
Per 1 1 at', facli milled ooasee-
titHe limcrtioii tc
l 1 ti I in ii in. charge nn one
order 25!
itvn:s in- uo.vtii
2 line, per tuonlli 50
:t liiHK, wr mouth i:t.25
! linen, per moiilli Jtl.no
5 line. it month ,....$4.75
Mneli aiMIIInmil Ihii over five
churned at SUc mt Hue iter
iimiiili.
j ASH 1 AllVAXCI.: 1h re
quired on nil ('liiNMirteil ontem to
earn t Ik-no. (. Ill Iter rales
chiii-gcil on nil ereillt . InxertloiiN,
Cony for nil ChiKairiril orilerv
miiM, lie iu 111 Ik office by 10 A.
M. UAV ok isi:itiio. Stop
order on ml luKcrled unit! fur
ther not lee nuiNt lie reeelveil by
I lie Miiine hour or extra liiMertlon
will he charged.
Telephone orders nollclled.
Cash rule may tin earued on
phone order ly pay meat on or
he I ore- tlate of laM liiNerlioii.
I'HUM-; maix m
An (MiKerer Want Ad
Will llo Jt"
LA GRANDE MATTRESS & Up
holater.ing & Hug Cleaning
Works. Phone 4JJ4-W. Chas. Ed
wurda, Prop. 12-1-lm
MONET TO LOAN on Improved
city property, straight loana or
installment plan. Lowest rates.
United States Investment Co.
Phone Main 83. S-lli-lm
MONEY TO LOAN Wo lire repre
sentatives Tor the Prudential In
surance Co., and can make farm
or city loans at attractive rate
or interest. Chas. 11. Reyn61ds,
insurance, loans" and bonds.
8-8-lm.
EAKTEItN OltlCGON School ol
Music violin, piano, voice.
Credits. I. O. O. F. templo. Ph.
447-J. 7-1-lm.
AI TOS FOR SAI.K
I'OH kAi.H New inoil.'l Fonl
coupi, (i wIi.M'Ih anil tiros. Huh
stumiiil roiluclion. J lurry WiiK-Bifn.-r.
.snr, A.lunis Avo. s-lit-'it.
FOUND
KOUNO The best and cheapest;
placo to get Sedan door and wind 1
shield glass. Quickly Installed ,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Chas. Harris, 1601 Mudlson. ';
4-1 3-1 m
I'Olt SALE HOMES """ j
KUlt SALK,-I)ll RKNT t.'.oinpletvJ
ly furnished 5 room home, lo-j
ealed at 2(1 1 2 Cedar. Will be
avalluble Sept. Hth. Kntilrc at ,
Orace Harness Shop. N-21-tf. j
FUH SAI.K Excellent home and j
acreage in La Grande, (lood lo- j
cat ion and improvements. Fine I
for rabbit farm or smalt dairy. !
Terms, reasonable, 1 iiq:ilrc Ob-
sti ver. ' S-2 1-2 t p. j
FOR SAI.K !l room house. Mod-)
era, rinni.(iO; 2:HH Adams Ave.,
ph. IM2-YY. S-lft-L nip.
KOR HALF Nearly new !) room
aungalow, near normal, fhll ;
basement. Want ncreage. Wag-!
. :ier, with La Grande Investment
Com pany. S-l 2- It.
l'OK KENT
'OR R K NT--Very reasonable, ti
rimin house, garage, near school.
, or will sell like icnt. Call Main
721. S-21-21.
i Hi RENT
and .'( room apts.
Aptw. s-2t-:i tp
Grande Ii
TAILS!.'
I , 1 I I f -- ll
, 7WEH& IT GOfeS-- ( mspferrSTMLS WU.-WT y - v- V
-keep vra &ye ) ,t becos tuem ..ell 15 ,T"" u6AoS J aiit6R of Ml
ko hup K OM IT MOW " S . w OKTAluSV r 'E-ITS STANDING
rruonn N- J ' IT.'.' . S 3"-7 KCKe Al J J cTpt ,io...v.h,v, ,
' y
Ad Page
a Counties
j I'Olt ItKNT Furnished npts.,
j Waverly apts. S-21-3 tp.
HKNT Furnished npts. 2los
Adams. S-l IMH:
j KOR HKNT Sleeping rooms or
room and hoard with or It h
; out garage, 2'12 Adams,
j' (i-20-., tp.
KOR HKNT Kurn.
I vim.
apt., nut"
S-20 tf.
i KUl HKNT 5 room house. Close
f to mill. inq. 2113 Pine. s-12-tf
FOR ltlJNT Kurn. houses nnd
apts., with hatha , clean, quiet,
low rates. Adults ISlu Green-
wood. 7-10-lm.
KOU I .ISA SB Kntire Uppor floor
over Putmnn's store. Furnished,
Suitahle for npiu-tmentn. Jnq. I..
I.. Snodffiu.s.s, H'.us 4th. 7-Hi-tf
KOH HKNT: Modern S room house,
2112 2nd. St.. I'll. 472-H. ti-24-tf.
KOH RENT Piian room on Ad
nms Ave., next to Star theater.
Now occupied by White's Shoe
shop. $35 a month. Phone Ma!n
842. . 0-1'o-t f.
KOR RKNT Rooms over Sllvnr
thorn. Wright Urup Store B-HMf
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Notice is hereby given, that 1
have received an execution issued
out of and tinder the seal of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for L'nion County, dated the
22nd day of July, lil2!i, in the uc-v
Hon therein pending wherein Kred
Spaeth, is plaintiff and Mrs. Ellen
Reswell is defendant, to ine direc
ted, upon a judgment made and
entered in said court, and cause on
the !Hh day of March, lft2i, in favor
of the plaintiff and against t he
said defendant, for the sum of
$12:i.;iU, with interest thereon ttt
the rati- of six per cent per annum
from the 22nd day of May, 11125,
and ?ll.!ifi as costs and disburse
ments, under- which said execution
I levied upon the fillnwing describ
ed real property In l'nion County,
Oregon, to-wit :
Lot four (4), in Rlork
fifty-seven (I'm), of Chaplin's
Addition to La Grande,, l'nion
County, Oregon.
NOW TMKKKKOHK, by virtue
ami authority of said writ, and in
obedience to lis commands, I will,
on Saturday the 31st day of August
1!i2!i, at ten o'clock a. in. of
said day, at the front door of the
court houso In La Grande, Union
County, Oregon, sell at public
auction the above described real
property, and all the right, title,
interest and equity of t he defen
dant, therein, to the highest bidder
for cash, the proceeds of said sale
to bo applied in satisfaction of said
judgment, Including costs and ac
cruing costs of execution and sale.
lluted at La Grande, Oregon, this
1st day id" August.' 1 H2J.
Jesse Hreshears, Sheriff of Union
County, Oregon.
Aug. 1, S, .15, 22.
Reckless Driving
Cause Of Death
CRESCKNT CiTY.-CaJ., Aug. 22,
(AP) W. H. Ilofrman, 22, of Al
J toona, Penn.. was crushed to death
and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. II.
IC, Hoffman, seriously Injured,
.when their automobile skidded and
plunged over a 7 a -foot embank
i iiinit on the Redwood highway
! near here yesterday,
j. A coroner's jury last night hold
me iiccioeiu hi iihv rcMuneu irmn
carelessness on the part of young
Hoffman, who, the jury declared,
had been driving at nn excessive'
I rate of speed.
She's a clever girl who ca n re
member lo call her regular fellow
by his right name when she re
turns from vacation.
: : v-ir - v. it cmb u f i
OUT OUR WAY
'M PLACE.S - M'Pl
Boumo TV T1VE
IT Rich. TVtM,
VOUF? E.OUAU.
-THAT - WOO W'MOW,
THAT WOO MOWJ ) ' M 1'
-SPEAK T MIME
uT.'i' M r V 'I I i
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SAOMEMT VME
REG U S PT. OFF.
7v:m MV?,tTW-V-;!, Vr ,
AJ THE ffl
"Two Weeks Off"
Gives Synthetic
V acation to Stars
A gala. I wo weeks, tbe subject
matter of "Two Weeks Off," new
First National Vila phone picture
which comes lo the Star theater
! on I'l'iday, spent on the ocean
bench and about 1 he amusement
resorts of thu pike, furnish a syn
' thetie vacation a I most as en Joy -!
able as a real one, for most audi
ences.
Jack M iilhn II, co-starred with
Oorothy Makalll In this summery
comedy, plays the part of a. plumb
er, mistaken by vacationists to be
a. motion picture star and the re
sullant confusion Is highly iinius-,
ing.
Ballet Exquisite
Interlude In "
"Paris Bound"
Weeks of creative efforts pro
ceded the filming of the ballet,
which orfers an exquisite interlude
in tho dramatic action of "Paris
Hound," Pat he's talking film
adaptation of (he New York stage
success.
Music for the ballet was written
by Arthur Alexander, noted com
poser of many light -opera, and
musical comedy scores. Jt was
played for recording by ft thirty
two piece orchestra under the di
rection of Joseph Zuro, famous
conductor and now functioning as
head of Pat he's music department.
The dance numbers were con
ceived and directed by Richard
Jtoleslavsky, who is welt known
both in Europe and New York for
his success as a stage director.
Meant fill Settings for the ballet
numbers were created by Kdward
Jewell, art director at the Pathn
siodio, while the loveliness of the
GOSV-l! uo
G GREAT
9ERT, T' BE
MARE'S HOPiM UCK
Vjhj "STRIKE I fewMNiiNtrjMMiMW, rfaHiMtr,
SUMP M PLAWIWcr ISAUU, MARBV-ES. ,
QUCK. A OF?
r" '! It
I '
- 'D LWt TO OxG.R
girls selected for this work- was
enhanced by gorgeous cost nines
especially designed by Gweii Wake
ling, talented stylist.
"Paris Hon nil," which was di
rected by Edward 11. Griffith, with
Ann Harding (n the leading roles,
is now showing at the Arcaije the
ater. Frederic March plays oppo
site the star. The supporting cast
is excellent in every respect.
"Peacock Fan"
At Colonial
Is Mystery Film
How often has the film fan
eagerly (ittended a. photoplay thea
tre to witness a long heralded
"masterpiece, "' only to be keenly
disappointed ? U is with great
pleasure, therefore, that this re
corder reports the arrival of a mo
tion picture which eunip In quietly
and which Is a perfect gem of its
typo. Mefore going further let It
be hm it! that for genuine intelligent
entertainment. "The Peacock Fan"
now at the Colonial theatre hits
one of the season's high spots.
It's a. mystery story. Hut not. one
I of those flukey, freaky things that
are used lo scare children. "The
Peacock Fun" Hrst of all shows an
effect. A man killed under mystify
ing el renin stances. Then It shows
the cause and explains It in such a
way that it Is perfectly clear, how ,
and why, but it keeps the de
nouement until the very end In
that Intriguing style of an O. Hen-,
ry story (which ft Is not).
To Ltieien Prlval, the smooth,
sit uve, slnster actor, goes the pre
miere honors. Ills characterization
Is soniet hlng really new and dis
tinct. He portrays an Eurasian,
half- Chinese and half German.
American prime growers are
running ahead of their foreign
competitors, says tho orth Pacific
i (mi jut ii I n i" i rim' en.i mk-.
LT r- r
ri?-' Aft.'-, I ' '' 1 1 '"''O ,. , '
By Williams
rltRES HOPlMft
VOO DOMT! (SOOO GOSk-l
WHAT DO VOU FEU.OWS.'
wamT-7 voo cam Both
ME. -BEAT ME ROMMIWCJ
AMIv - WWGr (
GOOD GOSH i UEAVEhr
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O1026. BY MCA ttnVKC. INC,
NOTICE- OF MEETING OF
HOARD OF EVCALIZATIOV
FOU CMOV COl NTY, OltE.
NOTICF is hcrebv l-Ivi.'.i thai the
County Hoard of -FquaUzul Ion for
the County of Union, Oregon, will
meet at the Court House In wild
county on the tub dn,y of Septeni-
her IH2U. (Helng t lie second Moil-j
day of said month), and continual
In session, exclusive- of holidays, i
from day to day, for ll period of ,
one month, for the purpose of ex-i
amiiilng and making necessary cor-J
rcctlons in valuations, descriptions,
qualities of laud, and lots or prop-1
cities as shown by the assessment ,
roll us complied by the assessor. j
All parties interested or having; j
grievance hi ineir assessment
should attend and present 1 help
claims as required by law.
Dated this UHh day of August,
i i'2;t,
ll. H. Proctor, County Assessor.
Aug, 15, 22, 2!l. Sept. ft.
MENUS
Ry SISTER MARY
When it's "too hot to cook," try
the following menu. Nourishing and
attra'ltve; i represents a minimum
of effort, by I lie cook.
Canned soup can be used. Add-
I lug milk with I tablespoon flour
and 1 tablespoon butter thorough
It- I.L.M.I.wl 11 riil l.i-linHnir the whiHi.
j'n the boiling point Is the only
'be baked in the morning and the
salad mixed right' after lunch.
Here's the menu: Cream of
celery soup, crisp criickers, sweet
bread and cucumber salad, whole
'.wheat Parker House rolls, apple
pie, cheese, coffee.
Sveelbi end ami Cucumber Salad
till'! MW eel bread, 1 cucumber,
Vj cup whipping cream, I tea
spoon granulated gelatine, I table
spoon cold water, 2 tablespoons
boiling water, 2 tablespoons lemon
juice, i leaspooil, teaspoon
pepper, 1 drop onion Juice,
Parboil and blanch sweetbread.
Itemove membra ne a nd cut In
cubes. I 'are and dice cucumber,
combine and b-t stand In French
dressing on Ice for one hour.
Whip ereant unlit firm. Soften
gelatine in cold water, add boll-
ing water and stir until dissolved.
.vim sa ii, pepper, onion juice niiu ;
lemon Juice. Adil lo whipped
cream. I train sweetbread and cii-l
1 cumber from dressing and add to
whipped cream mixture. Turn ,
Into a mold and let stand on ice j
until thoroughly chilled and firm. ;
I'nmold and serve tin a bed of let-
tuce. i
More Hard Luck
Dogs Williams'
Test of Racer
ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Aug. 22 (AP
I Willi the climax lo the mlstor
ttines which have dogged his nt
'tempis tu get his tiny mercury
i racer hit o t he air being reached
(yesterday on his third futile at
j tempt of the day. when he was tin
j conscious for five ninutes in I he
eocKpil of Hie craft traveling nearly i
j 1 00 mites nn hour. Lieutenant Al-J
j ford Williams is ready to try again
(today.
Williams was forced to abandon I
(efforts yesterday when the terrific 1
; speed at which lie was traveling J
; forced tho pure air from the small
'compartment which he practically i
I has to lie down In to man the ship,
land gases from the 21 cylinder)
'motor forced their way in and j
overcame him. j
The navy's air speed ace said
I that when he felt illz.lness over
coming him, he almost aulomatlc
'ally cut tho switches on the motor,
'and tho Utile torpedo' like seaplane
i en mo to a halt, and he was aided
fro ml ho eockfUt.
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La Grande, Ore.
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HIGHEST
incAi.s
.TUB lilnhent coilo of cthlcsi
KOVtirnH our profesHloniil lior
vtccK. Wo do ovoryllilni; wHh
tho most dolleolft and nictl
culoti rospoct for thu wishoH
of tho borcaved.
Wo Understand.
LtuilC Motor AlwuyH Avnllnlilo
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Professional Directory
This directory Is ospoclslly Imnily ffir tho newcomrr or for tno
out-of-town reader who may want the name mid address of noma
professional num. It lias neon carefully prepared ,,n,i nui prove
to bo a ready old to any render In obtaining prompt professional
rrvlfo.
Classified for. Quick Reference.
Osteopathic Physicians
J. I.. IN(iI,IO, ). O.
MAIKiAIIICT IMJMO, 11. O,
Qeiitiral prautloe ami tliti "i'oat
BVBTEftL" for fallen nn'li..-.
Bomnior Tultiphone
Hulldlng tin I n Kill
Astrologer
.MPS. I ltl lll ICK R II.M.MCS
801 N Avo I .a (Irnndii, Oin.
Hi'iidlnfrH dully.
Itr-iKiliigH by .Mull a Hiicolully
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Wallowa Valley Coaches
Leave
La Grande for Josopli 8:1.") ;i. m., 10; 15 a. m.,
1:00 p. in. .
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For information call MAIN 799- .
Three (rips daily to Wallow a Lake 7.7M Round Trip
(ood for 60 Days.
f California orange packers ,liavo
hct,n re(1PSt,H t hu,.y culls 'as a
j precaution ngnlnst tho fruit fly.
Schilling
Products
hnvo been selected
exclusively for tho
Cooking
School
Baking Powder
Spices
Extracts'
Coffee
Tea
Moneyback'
Your jjrocer returns
your money on any
Schilling Product for
nny reason whatever.
Your statement la
enough. Don't return
the jjoods.
EFFECTIVE MAY TO SEPT. 30
RETURN LIMIT OCT. 31, 19x9
Reduced fare nil pari, of eo.l; liberal atop
over.. Fine train. modorn equipment!
splendid cervice; tcenic route. Short tide
trip, enables you to visit
Z(ON NATIONAL PARK
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK
IIHYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK
YBLI.OW8TONE NAVIONAL PARK
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NAT'L PARK
Information and Booklets on rcqueit
a
!&y'
Spring Canyon
Coal For ;
Winter's Storage
Let us fill your lin be
fore the full rains soften
the fiiound.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
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