Thursday, March 20, 1930
LA GRANDE 'EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Nine
Classified adq j
The Market Place of Union and Wallowa Counties rWJ J
I
I
NEW TODAY
Killl HICNT 4 roam Itoimc, fiir-liMu-it
or tMiriirnixlifi). 1'noiie
WANTKU ilonnl ulul room for
fnnifly of .3. fall Oliyervor.
.. B-20-3 t.
WAN'TKI") I'ouk anil liount-kooiir
on u rancti. I'll. Kami. IM.
S-I'J-S tp.
1IAU1) '11 .M K HANI'K with ol.l
llino niiiKli; at Kujrli's hall Sitt-m-'lay
nlKlit. I'l'lzt-.s. Ailni. Mir.
3-20-3 t.
NANCY I'AltOl.lj lluyH In DnnRor
nim I'araillKG HtartiiiK: Sunday at
tin- Anuuli-. 3-20-lt
'AM. OK Till-" l.AIKSKHT tlii-atpm
; In .Iho I1. K. nro -tniipr-l with
Vmern Kli-i-lrli' Smintt Hynlt-m.
. a-so-i t.
i:ll'(lAttll t il X In III., i.ovn Uoetor
Martins Kunclny at Iho Uninaila.
a-20-1 t.
J'lANO, KOIt HUNT
I'lionn Main Hit or
Oil SAI.K.
.Main 3ii.
3-2D-3 I
Observer
Want Ad
Rates
(Count five average words
lo iho line.)
Per line, lut Insertion . 10c
l'er line, each added- eon sec- ,
utlvefnwertlon 7c
Minimum eharu;o on ono
order 2 5c
HATES BY MONTH
2 lines, per month ...$2.50
3 Jine, per liionlli ...J3.25
4 lines, per nuttlh $4.00
5 lines, per monlll 4. 75
Kneh additional line over five
charged uL QC per line - pur
month.
CASH . IN ADVANCE 1b re
quired on all Classified orders to
earn these rates. Higher rule
charged on ull credit li.nort.ons.
Copy for all Casfllflod orders
must be in this office by 10 A.
M. IAY OF IXSEItTlON. Sup
ordera on ad Inserted until fur
ther notice must be received Ity
tho Hume hour or extra insertion
wilt be charged.
Telephone orders solicited.
Cimh rat en muy be earned on
Clione ordera by pay men t on or
efnro dale of lust insertion,
PHONE MAIN 37
"An Observer Want Ad
. Will Do It"
orch'-Klrtt, of nutionm refute both
rn the vaudeville HtuKe and In fam
ous holelH, la ronponisihlo for tin
lively dance imiio. , - , - .,
Vinn J c ma r wrote the atory
which Ik rlmnu'terliti'd aa (lie moat
Ki'ipinr ami fwentlnlly human
piny in which cither olive Hordcn
nr Arthur laike hat appeared. Hoth
arc featured in "lnnce Hall" and
an- said to tfive the finest portrny
jtils of their n'Kp-'ctlvo curcerH.
They exhibit two or tho InteHt
dances, the "Itumli Drus" and t ho
I'Ym ItKXT 3 nil. furn. apt. un.l I "lttm Hottoin." ,
private hath. Phone Hil-W. ' .Aniowr tho other players in iho
;:-IS-t f. ; ctmipnny are Joph I'nwlhnrn,
Mar-Karet Heitdon, Unlph Kmorann,
I'XUt HUNT Mod. room, Hteaiu l.ce Jlornn. Turn O'Hrlen, .Helen
henl' d, reaoiKille, Mas Wanh. ' Kniser, Natalie Joyce and Patricia
' a-15-lm Carom. ' '
FOR RENT
Milnn-lian or a I'onntry Hi-lmol M I 01 12.
whlrh In not far liwny from homo .Vol only Is Iho loiallon of tho
and who ium'iIh to maUo fi'v oiims-I Ki'iiuol to ho ronxldi'i'i'il lint iiIhii
Iiibh on imrnHiioiitoil ihomuul;-i tliv lyim or Hill. I. soino ohlhln-n
fimn ran iiftoii innnaito quite nalnially loarn lory curly to ioii'
lia-fly all liy tilliiKOlC ullli oom-ivli-. iiniilliul HltimtimiH.
On Iho oilier hand thai a-hlhl who i Otlo-rH. Mb bo Kay. halo thoir h ail
ulli-ndx a lu-linol In lllo lillilrt of In tho 1-loinln.
tho truffle In n IiIk- i lly limy nowl Till" l""l Hurt of rliild iiociln lo
all adult to talto him until lit' is ( ho luiiKht very i-arofully how lo
j t-ollillli-t hhusolf at HllVi'l itohm
l-'Olt
rm.
ItlONT J'-urn. apt.
house. Wavorly apt.
3-
AlKO 5
old corns come iNew Face Powder
OFF BY THOUSANDS crav(3 ftn T ftno.pr
A wonilorftil disroi
l--()l: KKNT-Apt. 1307 lVnn.
S-14-t f.
KOIt HKNt l.lKt housokoophiK
rooms, 1512 Adams. S-C-tf
POK RENT Furu.
apt,., with bath,
;w runs. Adult.
wooi.
houses and
oloan, quiet,
1810 Green.
7-10-lni.
KOIt HUNT 3
lni. 1214-y
nil.
avo.
furn. hoilM'.
3-1S-3 tp
I'fllt
2f.
KOIt
"!.
H1-:NT 5 rm. furn. houso,
mo. l'h. 427-It, 1302 O ii vi'.
3-111-2 li.
HI-INT II.
1201-Sth. .
rnoma. $5 ami
3-1S-2 lp
WANTED
WANTKD Houauwork.
I'll. 42-rt.
3-lC-tf.
way maplo shrubs, eversreena.
oto. Waahinffton Nursery Co.
stock, lnq. 1S09 Adams Ave.
.2-25-1 111.
I'OR SALE Pluno. Ph.
FOR SALE
, . 1
l-Olt SAI.K Oil TltAlUC U room!
houm- wiih m-ro of Kround. l'h.
321-11, 17"2 X avo. 3-1 7-0 IP
S18-J.
' 2-S-t
MISCELLANEOUS
hOH ISAI-K Hoses, llant now.
Caroline. I-cstout, Mdni, Huttor
fly, l.os Angeles, Lady HiUlne:-
- don. Shot Silk, Tied ltudiunce.
Knr Dru.ski, Mdm. Ueriiot, ;
Ophelia, climbing.'-- American j
Heanly, Paul's Scarlet, Crimson j
Humbler, and - others all prow? i
Ink. Miino nursery. 3-15-tf. j
KOIt SAIJ3 .Used luniljer of all
. HUCH- Jtnd clhnenHlonH, , snuare
'. timbers $s to ?1S per thousand,
t also bldg. rock. We Invlle your
inspect ion. Tho Old Oregon
, JIardware. ' . 3-1 1 -C tp
.SO MM Kit 1IOTKL Inquire lor
modern npiB., also unfLirnislU'd
house. Ciood location, close tn.
3-14-1 mp.
NICK AI'AHTMKNT for rent, with
lirlvat bath and raruKe. $2!!. HIk
lawn and flowers. Ahlrlch, 77
Hh Ht. . ,H-19-3 ti.
HTI-DIONT APAlt'l'MKNT Non
vacant, second floor with electric
raiiKi! and furnace Ileal, 2it. V
on hill mar normal, away from
smoke and noise. Steady, Iudu:i
trious K'lis only. Aldrich, 707
llh St., S-19-3 tp.
0. S. C. Swimmers
On Northern Tour
COHVAM.1S. Mar. 20 (AD j
'The Ore won stale college swimming '
j team of nine men loU here this j
; morning for northern tour which !
j will begin at Portland anil Include j
j five meets, ending at Vancouver, !
; It. t. Tonight Stalei's meet M.ult-
I noiiiiiJi club In return meet. To- j
' morrow night they swim against j
; Tacoma Y. -M. t A. and Saturday j
meet Crystal flardens Service ylub '
, of Victoria. It. C. Monday niKht
; hchedule Is complctcil by meet with '
N'ancouver All-Stars. , j
j Thus far Heavers have won ono j
meet and lost two. Men making ;
; trip with Coach Kenny are lYod !
Wudley, Wayno (iriffin, Krnle
I Smith, Kean McLean, Wes C'outts,
i Hoy MjicMahon, Cilii Johnson, Kd
Htilston ami Stuart (leorge. j
Our rlerka nr (lateoniiratinii how ailr 1
EMJ-U-l.UIf.V' rrinnvk (ha tiiohl uluk
burn rtU conn or cllou'. All this and
liavt -vk jiunJrda of win aini otun
will prolit from tUo demonitratton btlui
Civm Ht our stor Kbniit tMi-O-COHN.
YiU who iiRV 1 1 ecu 1. 1 dlcournBcti by
tli poor re nuHt ulilxinwd from th una
of no-nilled "corn vuivn" niaoul.l come in
TODAY to hfxr about Itm ONLY rrinetly
thttt w ill aurely remove all corn. Miui
callouve qulrkiy and without pan.
If you live ttm far away write tol
ENU-O-t'dltN l.AMOltATttKIBS. A t.ar
fteld lilvd.. Chtravo who will it that
uu receive n jar iiromitUy.
Moon lbiig Co: Adv. tilnsM lrm.-H,
Ingn. He should be taught to wait
at tho curb until tho Mtreet U
clear or the traffic policeman sig
nals him. to come across. Ho must
be helped gradually to develop his
Independence.
Instead of taking him nil the
way t school we may after n
time to leave him at a certain cor-
tier. We innv let him cross streets
by hiuuieir umbM our watchful
eyes,- v
Hit by bit lie will burn to take
care of himself until at last he Is
uble to take the entire journey oti
his wn.
Stomach Distress
No More Piles
French process which gives MKI
LO-OLO Face Powder Its unpar
alleled smooth Hess ami makes it
stay on longer. The purest powder
made its color 1h tested. Never
gives a pasiy or flaky look! Will
not smart the skin or enlarge th-
pores. (Jives u youthful bloom. Ue-
nieiiiber the name M KLl.O-OLO.
Inc. Adv. '
Pile sufferers can only get quick,
safe and lasting relief bv romoviiw
If you suffer from gas, heart- j the causes-bad Irtood circulation hi
burn, sour stomach, bloating and the lower bowel. Cutting and salve
dyspepsia, why not make the llo- C(in't io this an Internal remedy
tex 15 minute tost? Absolutely must be nse.l-Dr. lonhnrdt'ji
ry Is the new i harmless ami (linking thousands I Hem-itold, a hurmless tablet, suc-
feel like-new. One Ingredient has Uveds. because it relieves this blood
tin amassing power to digest S.oot) congestion and strengthens the af-
j reeled parts. Hem-itold has i
wonaerrui recom tor quicK, saiu
and lasting relief to Ptlo sufferern.
It will do the same for you or
money buck. Hcd cross Drug storo
ami druggists anywhere sell Hem
Hold with this guarantee.
limes Its own weight, lion't kIvo footed
up. (let. lilotex at any drug store.
Put It 1o (he test. Monry haok If
you don't soon feel like new, and
able to cat most anything hi com
fort. Diotcx iuunI satisfy you 100
per cent or cost nothing. Only tide,
lied Crss Orug store. ---Adv.
D (I. CAY IBIECBnNSirDilE
H A JJ U
"JIDSlflTO SI TI'.HVISOU"
I
THEATERS
ANCK at low cost. Old respons- KadlO JTlCtlU'eS
iblu ii(K Alen or women, IS
70" any race. Tcleplfone, wii
or call on agent, Yi. F. Hopkins,
residence 21 HI N. Fir,
Telephone :U9-J.
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar. 20 (AP) j
U. II. Itidell. attorney. was
named "mostiuito control super- ;
visor" by the coiinly commission- ,
j ers. Work of destroying the In- j
sects will be concentrated along
the Columbia liver. ,
V
or women, IS , ri -r- 1
Telepltone, write Bl'lllgS Delmai'
Story to Screen
La Grande
3-lmp
I-Xlll SA.1.K Modern,
; house, l'30l Adams.'
story, briek
3-1S-51
KOll KAI.K llnril. n tools, rhieUen
. ;. M'iro,., l-Iverylhinp. for the .yard j
"" "iihd. Garden" fit money .Having i
.''prices. - Hallos l-'uriiiluro store.
3-lS-3t. !
I'-Olt KAI.K teinway Krand piano. ;
'- I.Ike new..llox 734 Baker, Ore.
2-1 S-4 t.
MOM M Ml t HOTKI; Modern. (Ulet,
up-to-date. Home eomfort. See
"us. 3-18-1 m.
IK VOU WANT cherry trees or
other nursery stock see Karl J.
Slacklunil, Cove, Ore. 2-10-tf.
I uA QRANDB MATTKHSS & Op-
hnlstenlng ft KU Cleaning
Works. Phone 424-W. Chas. Ed
wards, Prop. 12-1-lni
Chats With
Parents
Night tin I is and smart, palatial
I ballrooms have had endless exploi
tation on the screen, but for Hie
i first time, the popular priced dance
halt wins" recognition In Radio pic
j t ures' dancing, all-lalkiug, human
MONET TO LOAN We are repre
sentatlves tor the Prudential In
au ranee Co.. and can make farm t
or city loans at attractive rates (
of Interest. CUas. H. : Reynolds, j
FIHHT smadi.v dUNA M iwi'A r. lunurance, iurui una dooob.
trees ami sitrnos. Stark JJros. ; . , , , i
HurlMUlk stock. Plane vour or- - yv ecuooi oi
.let-s nmv nov whin nwli.f n i- i AIUSlC.. VlOUD, planO, V01C6. 'Cred
rives, l'h. Farmers 38, H. J. ! ts. I. O. O. F. temple 447-J.
Ueher, r-Vuitdule, Ht. 1. . I . ' s--x m.
8-11-1 mp
AI.O.M-: TO SCHOOL
Ity Alice .liaison Pcale
When ii-. a child old enough to
go. to school by hinlwel(''!,
Jt is a simple question which is;
frcoiicntlv asked and - lb which j
there is, unfortunately, no. fixed i .
answer.
drama. "Dance Hall," which opens j Going to school alone like a good ;
Friday nj the Slate theatre. j many others things that We are
One of the largest and most I anxious lo have children learn is;
elaborately decorated dance floors something which di'pvnds on ;i vu- j
ia tho'sonthwest rlhat on the Ven- riety of circumstances and on the
ice pier In California, overlooking I particular child witli whom wo!
the ocean was used as the setting I have to. deal. ...
for many of the scenes, and Mann's The six-year-old who attends a i i
. In The
EVENING OBSERVER
CLASSIFIED AD CONTEST
Runs For 3 Weeks, Closes March 22, 1930 r
SEMI-WEEKLY PRIZES'
To the first ftvo correct answers received on each new set of questions New questions
.appear two times" ti week will be given a ticket .to the Arcade Theatre; Final judging
will he made upon basis of best essay submitted and essay must accompany first set of
answers.
WEEKLY PRIZES
To the person sendinir In the nearest eon-eel answers of the eutlro week-will ho Kiven
the weekly prizes, i. e. If your answer dues not Ket In in timo to roeoivo a tieket you
will have n. ehaneo at the weekly prizes, as the one having t Ho most eorrer-t answers at
tho end of week along with tho best essay will w in the weekly prize. Kend your answers
on each set of questions. You have a ehaneo at all prizes.
1ST WHKK I'HX AXI) l'ICNTlli SI'.T OK VANITY CASK. : . '
Av.itin:i to i..it. soi tiiai.Ij am. spitrci'i.sT.
axi vi:i:k itoTTi.i-: ok i-i--.it kumio on. noruiAS ir;.ii i,ic;ii'ri:it.
.MltS. it. .1. KltOON. IIIIIM 7 SI. ,
Sl WKI'.K STRING Ol-' I'MAKI-S OK I'AKKKU I'HX, ,
CltAND PRIZE
modern maiden. $ca 1
I : . aUD.pi.0U0M . JI
This irennliie. Nationally nilvcrt'lseil
ltud anil liltisKoiH Dlnmonil now-; on
dlspUiy nt J. II. l'eaif .V. Son.
1'Olt SAI.K Good Chevcller seed j
barley. Dan Westenskow. Itn-1
bier. 3-10-tf i
KOK .SAI.l: Good dry 10-ln. wood, h
also posts.. Ph. 1H4-R; 2-4-lm
11O01C YOUIt OHD1CU for baby
ebix at Mossaere's Hatchetry, K.
27S. 1 -8-lm
1 tOO KINO WOHIv Repair work
or any kind of a new roof. Call
('has. Jlildebrand, 020W. 3-0-lnlp
MONET TO LOAN oil improved
city property, straight loans or
Installment plan. Luvrest rates.
United States Investment Co.
- Phone Main SJ. J-10-lm
CAR LAUNDRY Washing, polish
ing, greasing and motor clean
ing. 13(111 Jeff. 3-1 U-3 tp
KOI Tit MKTHOniST CHIMICK
-will hold a box social at 7:30
Friday, March 21, boxes, rifle for
adults, 2;ic children uniler 12. '
3-JB-2 t.
I'Olt SALK Qladlolla bullis. j!
for fiOc, or 30 for 1.00; 6 Varle- 1 HTOI.HN
ties, 1 Vt ill caliper globe locust,
also globe rose locust, $2.50 per
tree. CV W. Kverett.' fall M. j
f.si-2 rings. 2-25-1 mp. ,
I
I'OR SALM 14 2-yr.-old, field
grown roses for $3.95: Itichared,
ilelleious, Ann, Lambert and
Ring cherries. Chinese Klin, Nor-
Saturday night from
parking at 1502,1st st, corner 1st
and O,, - a small preen tricycle,
handlebars and sent loose. If
parly taking tricycle will ivturn
it immediately police will not be
asked to loealo It, but lr ,it in not
returned at once, will call for
police to get it. c. V. Talbotl,
1 502-lst St. 3-10-2 lp
Professional Directory
This dlreeloiT Is ic-inlly bandy for the imvcninei' or for tlio
nnl-of-ton-ii rciuler ho may waul the. name mill address or sonin
in-nrossinmil mall. It has been i-areliilly pn-imreal ami will prove
to no il i-enily nlil In any reader hi obtaining proniit iirolessiouiil
nervier. -... '.
CLASSIFIED FOH QUICK REFERENCE
J'hysicians at Surgeons :!
A. It RH'llAltnsON, Si; I).
l'hyslelan and Surgeon
Ofrieo over cliiss llrugs
Office 1'hone; M-l B Res. ,M-55
. liKK IKH'VY. M. I).
." l.KW.V WII.KFX, M. It.
Practice limited to diseases of
the Kye, Kav.- Nose and Throat.
New Foley . Telephone
Rulldlng : Main 10
: Osteopathic Physicians"
.1. I. l.Vd.K, i. o.
MAltUAHlT IX(ilii:, I), o.
General practice and the "Post
System" for fallen arches.
Sommer Telephone
llullding Main 100
Astrologer
SI IIS. KIIKDEIIICK
I1AUII'-.S
301 N Ave. In. (Irnnde, Ore.
Readings Daily.
Readings by Mall a Specially
nit. ,r. k. ivnoni'M,
Chlroprnctic l'liyslclnn
Other methods applied,
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Ray.
Pood Science, Sinusoidal and
rrfilvanism. Foot troubles cor
rected. 20 Somnwr Rldg,
I'honc 4M-W.
His. 9-5, 7-8 Res. 190-W.
MONDAY'S TICKET
WINNERS
In The Evening Observer's
Classified Contest
rone Shanks, 1703 Oak St.
Clara Smithall, ,'101 Spruce St.
Myron Wheeler, 1,"09 X Ave.
Mrs. KayWilson, Imhler, Ore.
Kobert Robertson, Foley Hotel "
A TICIil-T TO Till-; AltC.MIK T1IICATRK. HAS ' IIKK.V
M.ll.l:l TODAY TO 1-:. II ()!' TII.I-: AltOVK V.l.V.NI-:ltS.'
thksi-: vixxi:iis uavk a i'l'i.vxcH at Tin-: vi:i:ki.y
PRI.K AXI) ALSO Till-: (Jli.VXD I'ltlZI-:, A S.1M DIAMOND
ItlXC :
1 Enter this Interesting contest today.
Complete information published
in today's paper.
. GRAND PRIZE r y.-:'Z::
To tho one having the largest number of correct answers together with the best essay, 'ill be awarded
the grand prize, a nationally advertised $50.00 Bud & Blossom diamond ring, set in 18 kt. Bud &
Blossom mounting. . .
HOW TO WIN PRIZES
First turn to the Classified Page and select' the jfdvdvMtemteirttHtt"is liV yotin opinion theifttt. Onhfrj.page. ,
Write your reason for selecting it into a story of not over 50 words, and answer these questions:
Till-: AXSWKHS AUK FOUND OX TIIK (XASSIFIli.!) PAGE
What play starts Sunday al the Arcade? '
What sou ml equipment Is used by the largest theaters?
does Richard I)lx star starling Sunday
le stolen ?
1
T 3. In what play
(the llranada ?
i l.Vnm u'hiil iwIiIi'umu ivim n li'l.m
ifi. At what .-iddress Is n student apartment far rent?
H. What phone number do yen call for lU-lnch wood?
7. Where can you buy garden tools at money -saving prices?
H. "Where can you buy a Stelnway grand piano?
!l. When- can you' rent n five room furnished house?
10. AVhat doe.i l):iu Westenskow have for sale? "
Rules and Regulations I
(1) Iouk carefully through today's Kvcnlng Observer Clas
sified ads until you hnvo found the. answers to nil the ques
tions. Then using ono shift of the paper oply, ;write tho
questions and opposite them, tho .ft rowers, . ;
(2) . Kssay mtlst utfeompany flrHt set of questions. New
questions asked dally. ; " '
(3) Write your name, date,' nddrens nml telephonfi number
in tho upper left hiuid corner of your question nml answer
page. , t - -.
(4) Anyone may take part In contest except the employees
of The" Observer, Pea re's and La Grande Theatres, and their
families. , ,
ffi) Hepllcs must reach the contest editor, Kvenlng Observer,
tiassiried Department, not later than C p. m. of Wednesday
or Saturday following the day on which the questions ap
peared. ' ' '. ., ! , - ., , . ',
SCORCH Y SMITH T " TomcC""
A RIDE WITH DEATH
I RECKON, SCORCHY, THAT ).
VOU LL FIND YOURrAlSSIN' .
PARDNER RIGHT IN TH '
BIOHOLt BASIN - AND
flL PINT VCR TH TRAIL J
VI
WHAT MAKES M
VOU THINK
CHfC PLEW
THAT WAV,
JAKfe V
A
imn" ' - '
" n- inCLi lAiti I
rvou'ieeL right1.
HE MUST HAVE TRIED
TO CUT ACROSS TH '
COUNTRY- w'LU
SCOOT IT ! -
SHOW AE THE.
rniirk'Pc-r
nuw.c J l l in IDILHK 1 V WAY IN
WAY THROUGH DER.
LODGE VALLEY HE'D A.EUH
SEED LONG AFORE NOW
THAT AIR S TRAVELLED!
.
WAL.HE STOPPED
LAST AT BUTTE, DIDNT 1
HE. 7 WAU, IF HC D
' By John C. Terry
-g-yaM,n-- yGREAT SCOTT. &COROVfr' '
Bp!i2Sl- i-. we ALMOST MOK HANOi Ai',- . .
-2iZ2raZ&-S&'!ii ' V WITH TH'DEVIL THAT-A-thANKTh'STARS
tiimi& CT-r"vi, v rralflir " -TIMe.'. ' ' ' V- WC'RE OVEH !
( THIS IS FAR ENOOOH ) ' Mp-," " I ;3jZZZ?SS-l
INORTH.SCORCHY-- VjfpA Wm ' , 41 -ytTi -JS"
NOW WE GOT TO Git! ) ' fflr AS-?'?5-- WSK-
OVER THAT THAR ) JL S40ff A 't'- "M E CV"
kin we aaavce- sCS' ifV''rN N fe;.:vl -.
iyy wn motor. .- mfhKPLi' " VLSgs
GLORIA
STAGES LEAVE
From Corner of Elm and Jefferson
Leave
Wallowa Valley Coaches
La Grande for Joseph 8:45 a. m.,
4:(JU p. m.
Makes All Main Line Connections.
For informatiop call MAIN 799.
Buy Round-Trip Tickets and Save
Good for 60 Days.
Mark ltfKintrution Applied For
u. s. I'titpiit rim
By Julian Ollendorff
"For Goodness
sake, gloria; -
WHY A7? YoO
SO ANXIOUS
to GET To
NEvV VoT?r9
i Wont
be HAPPY
'TIL I
GET TVETCE,
I SAW VOU
SPEAKING TO
GLORIA. I
suppose sub
TALKED Asou-f
new York
Again.
ILL SAY 5HE
DID -BUT I
THINK IT'S"
BETTER TO BE
A UpNESS in
A small Town
THAN A
BL55Y CAT
.IN A tJICi
ONE,
I THINK SHE'S
AS PRETTY
AS SHE CAN
'BE, DON'T.
You 9
.37. ' ' Vl
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