La Grande evening observer., March 13, 1931, Page 8, Image 8

Page Eight
Friday, March 13, 1931
LA GRANDE EVENING OUSEUVKK.' LA GRANDE, OKE.
OVER THE VALLEY
Miilicl K. Minion. Valley Neivn Killtor
I'huum: Kralilrnre, Main Will; OIIIw, .Mulu (100
)ltnt Ituvo (ixnlmiiMCtl. Mr. KdRiir I where Minn Blokltiml Is pnHtor of
tlm Methodlftl t'hurt'h, vlltinir with
her mother, Mm, Mitry iiloklfiutt of
neur IhIrikI city.
miyn "Unole Dim" liwiii l loriiuttan
n thlhii tlmt Im. liapponiHl In all iiik
yearn. HI. Iiduik m ul lloi.o but he
)iioKe minimi vlniu hiihuik IU ',!
tlvtw nml linn boon ul Union tho
nl Jew otoKh,
fr'nnii fun alll.
' Mm. jollier llrimthoover. former
wrretniy In the uffico of tlo county
iliirlcillturul nnoiil cum from Cor
vulUa the flim of Hie week mid m
have it two wot;k' vtiill ut th homo
of Iwr panuiln, Mr. itll Mm. W. 8.
Miliar In l.u llrumlo.
'ftl lluve Hrtlr -
' To Keep rurnl church open mut
itotlvo U Pile of the treniemlou.
)iroblcm of the church tutiny n
evidenced by too many tilwuuloiM
of lln pralilom mut "lo by the
number of mtnl rlturchea. inoit of
them lu tine into of repnlr lit this
Vitltey Which. Bin wow piulkH ked, The
community chm-rli ttt llnrt nity
linn been n very itctivo niwmiiriUioii.
but' like Dlheln It hue nerloiM lirob
lenw. nar the top of tho llt bcliiR
the' fltuuiclnl one. The faithful men
will women re houlilertnii a heavy
iwttoiMlblllty there but nrt dolus It
Kindly liuwmuch n tlmt. chvirvh hi im her lieirdliiiry mnkoun. iui white
nit Important field. The pitrnoniiKe she In trenlml with more cohBtdern
tmmmlttee in one of tlw vmuu whloh , tjon penoiuilly. Her record get a
ovk bum and loim. Tomorrow theyi blm k murk iitinlnst. lit.
tire lllvluit n. cooked UmkI utile to help I Klmlhu'ly! tlte modern pedigree
wilve their problem. It l to be at j dcvlmft by the experiment auitlon
rlonh'a paint altop. record whether Miicettumi were fn.t
!': ' . or alow Invent, nod whether they
New llltlldlns ! kept tip their laylnt; conllnitously
: Willie Wrliiht la bulMIWt ' 1 or a I""" before Mareh l".
blllldlHH on Vila much on the lower j Tlltwe pedigree allow how peralatent
Cove lxuitt, the lower part to be j the laylnR hna been, thus indUnt
Uct aa a hot! Hoviae ami the upper i Imi whether the hen hud down on
port aa a Rianary. The Inilldlnn la the Job aa the year wore on.
nolle alanhle. the (lour dliiienalona i Kkk must welch a eertuln amount
bnm !14K4H feel. fo made fancy theae days, ao essrs
. . o i weltMlta aro duly nH'OlJeil, as are
t Oneal aatJafartory or unaatlafactory bottv
. M. .......... ..r i welthta. Finally the hen that as-
Hen Ancesti-y .
Is Complicated
Study Reveals
Tho old nrsument nhout the roU
tlvo liifhioiuo ot Iici-L'dtty mid en
vltonmiMiC itutld H't nvw fuel it on
which to ft'tKl fmin juhv brtteditig
uioihodH And record kept by the
poultry doparliuent of tho Orrgon
btnlo coIIoko oxpoiimrut nUttion.
No ItuiKiT la i; coiwlilorrd uffl
cti merely to know tlmt a hen
citmo from unretitoid Ihnt were heavy
Ittvom. for nov-n-dyn thv rureful
poultry hieexlei' wnttu to know nt
Immt el(iht other thlutta nboiu the
(mi!y tree.
When u hen he-nnie broody mid
"wnntt'd to m'l," the historic phtu
wns to doune her lit tht u-nterlng
trough to help hrr (oipt her nut
let md liKitliu't. But now broodl-
lu'ft u reKnnted ns n nort of bltttht
peror; o, plnno: :30f NBC progmmii.
:.KNX (lOftO): fl, orun; 6;30. potlto
onuemble; 7, Whtiitmbo nnd Aix:hte,
KNX ensemble: o, KNX Hevue: ,
Art Club: 0:30. Hv. Kthid Duncan:
to, Wm im lent; 11 to 13, organ,
lenvw
KOA (flaO): fl. NBC prtHtraniH: 8:13.
slumber nuulo: 8:S0, xylophono: 6 Ab.
Uttlo Jark Utile; o, orchcMtrn; 10
to 11, orchestra. , .
Mull Luke f'ltv
KBL (1130): fl. NUO uroiimnu: 8:15.
concert; H:45, 1-ono 8tnr RiitiKer; 0,
btdlndtt: 0:30, iuunIciU profirnin; 10
to 1J, KflL Frolic.
Oklahoma City," Which we think
would nutke u fl ut fool loo conspicuous,
OiTjion license plntes for 1931 -9a
tlflrd and costa very little more to
grow.
The jawing of seed pens l per
fectly posHlble nnd probably will some
'i I diiv he cfirrli'ti on hot-it na ih nac
Will htive h blue background. Thlt ' vicld well here and neu iirawm.
hue will harmonise with the motor-!
Uta feellnittt utter he has bought 0110
Menus Of The
Day
The Toledo Blude advises us to
"see ourselves us we see others"
but how cou Id we Kt t ho reverse
English on the telescope?
The urewt writer who suld that
i Dig Bill Thompson Is "on top of
vim pom inu neup in uhicuko," prob
ably lias a better nose for news than
for ottors.
Ht'OWlUR
many ndvtmitigeH. HiKht now how-
evt'i. the low prices for Krains are
forcing an. Increased pea acreage and
idl of the peu buyers ore sutimped
with offers 'to produce peas at low
prices. As soon as normal conditions
weed and the hardest -to kill of any.
Twin Falls county. Idaho, has already
spent 6120.000 of the county's money
mid In addition many times this
amount cf Individual's money In try
ing to kill It. As we only have a little
of It here we urge a committee wait
an the county court and try to secure
ti small county appropriation for aid
lh wiping It out before It gains much
headway. We suggest that with these
small patches a rcasonnoie arrange
Uy Alexander deorce
HUKKT lMM'.VroKS VIHUIMA
llrvukfiiMt
Grapefruit
Etfrf Omelet
t Buttered Toast nnd Coffee
Luncheon
Apple mut Celery Salad
Bread Plum Jelly
Cocoa nut Cookies Tea
Dinner
Sweot Potatoes Virginia
Cauliflower
Bread Butter
Khk Salad
Prime Coke and Nut Carumel
Frost hut
Coffee
return, we advise crower to trv to meut would be for the county to pay
inuko contacts with wholesale seed half the cost of spraying and the locnl
pea companies with view toward es- cwnero half. H these small patches
tubllshlng the Industry here. are attacked now, they can be de-
In the meantime we think It a ' stroyed at a small cost. If they are
gotxl idea: to grow some peas for feed, avowed to go for years, the cost will
preferably hogging them off. as Mr. ' run "ito le thousands.
Wlthycombe reports more pounds of t AereiiRe Control
pork per 100 pounds of gmlu from 1 .We endorse the acreage control plan
A pair of loaded dice used for
"shooting crupsj in Cleoputra's day
mis ueen discovered. Anthony, no j peas thun from oUier grains and by : orlKlnated by James McKinnls of this
Recommendations
of Economic Conf:
Ul tav, . VIP., ITHV muiitiiii unmitjx . - a. . . . . ' . .... . . .1.
?ltr,Z, "IIITIJZ ?uSZ ! im.eha'blilty. i coue U" au
lj. the Knterpr.se limn chu4. I X
' : I All of iuce factors and many I
The Keeipe I m0iv of less tmporttuK nr deft-1
Jn rt4wue to a wquest from the miply Uiherltt. the rvsearvh men!
Women's auxiliary to the WooU;rovv- nnVtl (oimd, therefore it is not!
W association we or uMur tor our ,n0iuiU to de(end alone on number
v- u "" ui ens per yeur,
which Have' to do with the use of
lamb and mutton which this or
Wnljfttlon is tryuit to pixmote. We
trust Our reader will use these re
cipe as they ar published.
Cnw ' Mountu-
, rmiu Herryman, who rrettly enme
Sweet Potatoes Virginia. ServlnR (1
ti boiled sweet potatoes.
t) strip bacon.
4 tablespoons sugar.
t cup water.
14 teaspoon paprika.
4 teaspoon celery salt.
Peel potatoes, Wrap bacon around
potatoes. Fit Into baking pan and
add rest of Ingredients. Bake 20
minutes In moderate oven. Bast?
frequently.
Prime t'uke
i cup fat.
. 1 cup sugar.
'J eggs.
t cup sour milk or butLermllk.
1 cup seeded prunes (cooked 1.
& teaspoons cinnamon.
1 teaspoon clows.
1 teasHHm nutmeg.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
teaspoon lemou extract.
l tcaspHui salt.
'J cups flour. 1 j m ! 1
1 teaspoon soda.
(ream
fat and add sivrar. Add
ux.uiv tim hYivirim.ht luureiuents and Deal inrec
shipped five birds to C. M. Bice, head j "Smites. Pour Into shallow pan
of the poult rv division of the um.i" wtth PPer. Bake 30
rcrslty or Hawnti. uyether wttlJ,ll"tr " moderately slow oven,
these compreheiwivi pedigrees, Pro-Cl ut ttM
fr-uor BU has written to Frank U , N,lt nune mstlnR
Knowlton if the experiment stations! "P rtArk wown uKar.
rxpn'sstug great appreciation for 1 , l.luP gnuuuaiew sugar.
1 tablespoon butter.
that p
tp tills valley Iwm Preaoott. Wash. tllch ciw.inlete iccwd.
uurcnasinH vriiat is xnown as me, 1. .h n(.. .!ttM
Otenn farm, between lmbler and tkm urvnvd tlist hih murine. K 1 Wnspoon vanilla.
HummervlHe, wrnt back to his old tloil iould be inherited The new s cim broken nuts,
home riiy this week and win bring u( pedifiiw kivping Is expected f" Mu suRr8- butter. Cook
his Wii combine hack with htm to u own the way to uivster refine- ovr moderate fire and stir frequent
U new locattim when he returns, j m(nt lu ihU,Hry breeiiiiu: w.i thai 1 1' wtt ball forms when por-
, : ' 1V- the hen of the future may be a far lto Set
VWt" IViuishter J better "egs factory" than fwn lfr Rslt,e 15 n"utea. Beat until creamy.
Wro, K, StMlwn of eummervllle ,ITWUi highly efficient anewtors 1 Add rest of lnrdient aud spread
has been vetting thla ucek at the, ' i j on top cake.
nome 01 ner usuguier,
Oliver u Pry Ciek,
! hedging bff the pork Is produced
I cheaper than by any other method.
I liny C rops
I Mruit ot 'Union ponntv nrnrlur-ns nl.
j f.ilf iv hay-at n relatively low price!
, uiiu nnn st.v iiiuvs incatwn piUUUC- I
LsOVeV IJlSCllSSlOn$iUon V01 hero when It is impos-l
slble in most wheat countries. The;
. T. . , . . Columbia basin counties for example,1
outer much greater than the freight ctumol Rrow nui& UvestocU J, i
from here to Portland. . fUim will not grow there- !
In the trrlguted portions of the Growers should watch Ladak nl-:
county we believe that red and alslke . 'alfrt closely and compare It with'
clover seed should replace gram for : Grlmm under all conditions. j
the following reasons; U-rmntl Iteeniunienrintloii-: j
1, Fifty bushels of wheat at the! Lcw Pces of wheat mean cheaper
price of $1 per bushel are equivalent production, going out of wheat to
to five bushels of clover seed but the 1 somP extent, or better yields. Cheaper;
clover seed corn a the same freight 'production is only possible In many,
rate as wheat, so with wheat one Is I cases by lower land values which no
paying 10 times as much to the rntl-l0" w..m to see. or by larger farm-1
road ns with clover seed. rs. The substitution of other crops
a. Due to lis high value per pound, j or wheat is possible to some extent
clover seed can be shipped 10 any ; DUl and sweet clover seem to
countv in the United States or to he the only crops which can be sub-
jany country In the world for about 5 aiitutcd In a large way. Better yields
(UT (TV II I UI Il MKUr. I .C IIiniM'l 15 j 1 iuiuui.ii
therefore much wider than with 1 use of legumes. As hay cannot be
wheat or with any other farm prod- shipped out under normal conditions.
uct it appears that any large readjust-'
3. Clover seed Is a cheaper crop to ment of acreage or any significant ,
produce than wheat or any other ! increase in yields depends upon a
(rain crop. ; greater local livestock Industry 1
It is a legume crop and so en- i sheep, beef, hogs or dairy cows or
riches the soil. t H four. Although now suffering in
6. It is an Import crop, rather than 1 the general depression, most of these
an export crop so gains an advantage ' products will probably recover as
tn tariff and freight charges. quickly or more quickly than wheat.-
C The clover straw can be turned A long time farming policy for the;
under for manure and is worth more ' coumy indicates a necessity for turn-i
ten for ton than manure Is worth. A ' ing to them. j
crop fanned can keep up his soil ; Uecd.s
fertility in this woy as well as he can We recommend: " j
by keeping livestock. 1. That growers watch carefully the :
7. If a grower has sheep or dairy plots sprayed last year in order to see ;
cows, the clover furnishes a large the results and also in order to re- '
amount of pasture in spring and fall. ; spmy any new growth which may i
Sweet clover seed is a paytne: crop came up. j
In some eases but needs cheaper a. That smaller plots be sprayed '
harvesting methods than mast of this coming year. '
thosewted. We believe a combine: 3. That on larger plots the method'
with pickup attachments offers some , be tried out of planting a fall crop. ;
hope. . cut 11115 for hay, then plowing at once
Allalta seed Is a paying crop under and replowiug if necessary several
j some conditions. We believe that if ; times. In the case of morning glories
. one wants to grow alfalfa seed he , the land should then bo fall seeded
should plant only blue tag certified ' aud the same procedure carried out ,
seed, keep the tiigs nnd apply for cer- ' the next yar.
Ufleation as certified seed is worth 1 4. There are a few patches of white
about 50 per cent more than uncer- top in the county. This is the worst
county which chiefly is an ottempt
to bring wheat to a demestte basis
by reducing the acreage 25 per cent.
In order to make this effective the
agrlculturing marketing uct must be
amended to give the farm board au
thority to use production contracts,
if that amendment is recommended
the farm board could make their
acreage reuction plan effective.
Wo authorize the committee work
ing on this plan to write the Oregon
members of congress asking them to
work toward this end-
(OMMITTPK OX IIBSOM'TIONS
KiCIJTH A.NMAL CONFKIIENW
Jji tiiniule, Oregon, 1U.U
We desire at this time to call at
tention to the untiring efforts of Dr.
W. T. Phy In his work each year as
fhnirman of this conference. We be
lieve that the community at large
has received Important help from the
give credit to our able chairman, to
whose direction and ability the suc-
attributed. We regret that it was im.
possible for Dr. Phy to be present
this year. We realize that we hav
made heavy demands on the time of
a busy member of our community
but hope that it may again be pos
slble for him to direct the next ses
sion of this group in 1932.
(Adopted by the general session)
(Thursday. February 12, 1031 1 .
A Resolution
Tho Union County Eighth Annual
Economic Conference expresses its
appreciation for the fine work and
help ol the late N. C. Jamieson, ex
tension dairyman. In past years and
the sorrow of the entire group tor
his untimely passing which was a
real loss to the dairy industry of the
"Srkr Tt"S" wSh to' ... state a, well ns Umon countv.
McClal's
Bun
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t Caramel syrup is made by sprin- )
Ming S cup of sugar over the bot-i
Jam of n Iron frving pan, Heat
r slowly, stir constantly until light
colored syrup forma. Add is cup of
water and boil gently until siuar has
limited. Cool and store in Ice box.
i I'sr as desired.
1
Clark Wood
Says
I.wim fwr Sau llttrc'
' OtbUa Waxyir. avin of Henry
NVTMfovupr vt Snuiwrvillt.. Ml a few
uav a;vi irr rwuami wnrra n arm j ST1KIIVY WIS '
tM 'vsMtiilncd tr eiilt.itni! in Ihe I Satiiiial Ur.wHca.mw : S. vm
i swim navy Should Olbha phonJf iWhMtr: 7, rtuv vwhra"t:
i csut variivv vi 10 iae j ;S0, kTrMa Mlrt whlni; VV
hl new tlulira. Smiles trvvrm; . ininairela-. JO. '
-v . j S)xl!lhl Kexue; II to 13. dance or-
T IVnillrl.m i 0helr.
,""', l . 'iVy and fcby ivimnMa Uivad.-asUns astern: .
rtaujlhter. Ursula Joy. of Slimmer- Arouml the Samovar; -iV Mational -yille,
haw tu IVndletiMi wheii Kvrum; 7. Slww ikat; 8 0, Merrv-
w U vlamuR Xt Ileiuley ho li miktn: 30l whealra: 10. lXviaes :
,.,..oJT,, ; ad Uvea. orvh.tn.. 13 to J. i Kmitt Ro,.kn, vM h ,n ,rl(tl.
SelK Paru ; i!tt.KU.v''n . .. . ' Jrv- telt d Met loan
Wiley and nimMe.i a laun in ivy , fXw Mlvxl5. vOT!,Mt. to. sun-1 SuJSluit i
!? J0" Proswrn 10 . w. Mwulishi!
S o John Uo!.l ImWer. M ' MeUMtea; U. oreheatm. i ... , s !
Btrew haa been in xxv health much ' stv4.ane I Mtn cars nearly perfection. lt
of the tun duruvit tlieir ivldeme KHQ IHf a' ni 1.wn Crier ' tvn11 ,lrtie to turn out uew-medel .
hi nd has not been able, even. ,v,. van and IVn: T Haoov Tttne-' ; P"1'""- j
to return to the valley from lit.r tf. Lumber-art, talaa, mu'iV; UV.nv I
where he went a few month. a$o to onn- Ma.fane. iwo. food lals. Hendrik Wuiem v Loon aaya we
aee her parent. orsn: li. 111 ntuo; l ia, seed' "r bedt as'stra:$ht aa the uident I
, jertnv, IMK S. suutto (varade; S ' Roman tomard a slothful end. FVr- 1
Are improitiw . ctenw of Kemetnbranv. 3 SO, or- 'f v ltv the moral atreivith
Ml-a. OMTte telnramp and her ehealra. slnw. seivtw hour. t!t ' decline, however, e wouldn't tall.
wother. Vtl-a landwy of Wand. City, m.sc, nbo jvvratn S li miw- 1
both of whom haw been very til, rn: jo, oublic ovinuMt: S -. Snule "Toilee detective. er .pats In
are rnxwted to be recoenni nicety . nrwram. . NBC ptvvntn 11 to u. '- ""- :
c,tf' otohetra.
o Seattle
,SLMT-"J , , . . K-'R T,'1: H. NWS program, ,
The Uland Cite ladie aid s.sletv rvMii
ttwt eeatentar ttroe at the home Kvl iWOi: S, Merrrmaifr; 10.;
of Mra- Orlln Atwxtt. Mr. Howard orvheotra. a to IS. orchestra. ;
Smith, wile of the Sunday aibixil lsrtUiul
dent of the vt . t. 1. V, were vve- J, .vacert; 0. recvvvl; to, NRS' '
eut aiKt addree.t the women. u jo . ol Hutnony. II. Wh-.te
. . .. 0 , Wwarvl. orchestra; IS to 3, Revellers,
tfdlorv txaktand
Mr and Mr Oliver M,x-be of the Kl- ,sot; txxt,vt diK. t "
lalawt my-Oove hhav haoe had n, T JO Warner an.t anuM-i ,
their guest reoenUv. Mr. McOab .it a v-s..,...i ....
LARISQN CO.
UJEOCAfiS WITH At O.K. THAT COVHTS
in:T V.VI.l KS THIS IVCU
l!lil Kurd -. Trurk
l:J t'her'let Truck .
UlStf flurlet trail. ....
IJ0 t'hetrolet Truck .
19-10 I hrotlet Truck-Iu;il 6,
ls;i Chexrolet Truck, . JM
IHirant Truck 4-10
Illteriutlonal Truck . SM
1114 Adums
Larisoii Chevrolet Company
I.a t.ntude. Ore.
f-houe Main '
Sto
Fes
Store No. 1
1704 Adams
Phone M 515
Home Owned and Operated
, -Free
Delivery
Store No. 2
2916 N. 2nd
Phone M 109
Soap
P & G
White
10'&n
34c
Syrup
Snow Slioe
Cane & Maple
'-lb. Tin
For
54c
Coffee
McClay's Best
-J lb.
1 for ....
3 lbs.
for ....
35c
$1.00
-'.MEAT .
SPECIALS
for
SATURDAY
Beef Roast
17c
Per
Pound
Rolled Veal
Pound .. .......... 20c
Beans
Great Northern
White
A Lbs.
1 For .
23c
Grape Fruit
Goldettes
No. 2 Tin
2 Tins
For ...
35c
String Beans
Twin Peak
No. 2 Tins
2 Cans
For ...
25c
Corn Flakes
or
Post Toasties
25
3Pkgs.
For ..
Per
Lb.
Shelled
Walnuts
Fancy
59c
Corn
Standard White
) Tins
J For
29c
Milk
Darigold
5 Jr........... 38c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
A'eir Peas
Bananas
Lettuce
Oranges
2 lbs. for... 25c Per lb. . . .... 7c 2 heads for 15c 2 Doz. for 49c
1 M
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' Bettecve.f-'iv-'N
ileftrr CarJem J
fotfl. ie and hi bivther, riuh;
N.xxts. of tVndletott. They bosh
Kit tor their repeciie home M
day eveumj tin. lUtrett h.J been
Ut the ralley toe about two weeX.
vv
(tetter
Ms- Allen Shuyo .X J;nd Otty
very much beler now t.lowr
her levent attack of the flu.
YWti Mot Nee
Key. Mi H!.u,ivd .n tx
Mend he been u;.- s,,
r l- --
pjano, ;xvt iw?: t, attldto jy
vm: 10 iwheitra; 11, twxxvts; .
U 30 to ii. datx'e muK-
KilO tTsx; to 13 NBO pn.v$rau. '
San t-ubo
KrO iiSSOv . otvan. Ce".l a,-l
Svii . 15 .v Hetuy ii'.jur. 7. OiVhr
t:w. . teEev.vi. & l.v clrvu; SH.V"
K.N,i to Holljwvxxl, !J viciui;
l:itrv.entl mic. 10, orce-ie;':
It to ti, MeUxut ' Iftji :
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Satisfaction (iuaranteed:
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Tisvsr's a Ferry ?vel Pct rn-ar yoiu. in
vusr iwijhboth.xsl Urv. Look for it
taken you plant jour s:itk-n. for Ferry's
iHirebre.l Seeds kjtnc k-en t-fexl frvtt;j
rvtser.it iv anJ fA"x-ratkti " KwiKer
tatit ftxr Tijor and srurvliaes of yrutath.
It not the prior f seed hk-h t ex--rjiv
yvur jar!ert it i the laker
and tiuK- a:ul iuvetsent in tko irvwsnd.
et tt;- ijaality : your see.l ciay rneaa
tke cifereace kete-tt a kvf cf all ll:i
tti-e aa-J invejiusent, and a rmpc!e
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see.Iiu;. The evidence of the hanvst lie j f
ii;h KernrV purvkred Seed. Lcxk for '!
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Look for the name uFerryV on tlte
eed? you ktty for your garden. This
ntrtjcs that yxu are bxyini tcstrti si"etl,
All Ferry" purebred SeeiU come from
generations of plants tahich hare proretl
their akility to transmit their jtiperior
quality ky years of careful growing and
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21
Saturday st the Dutch Shop
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