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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Friday; July 7, 1933
NEWS of trie GHURCHES
Local Churches
Giye Programs
For Worship Day
Pastor of Baptist Church
Will Preach Junior 'Ser
mon; Many Interesting
Sermons Planned. '. ;
Services in the Lei Grande churches
next Sunday will Include the follow
ing: .. ,
,r Baptist Church '
i (Sixth and Spring) '
The pastor will preach a Junior ser
mon. Sunday, morning at the Baptist
ohurch. :, Special music will, be fur
nished, by the choir, The subject for
the evening sermon will lie '.'Prorata
eel alorles." A song service will pre
cede the sermon. - ,
The young people will meet at 7:00.
Their discussions are proving both in
teresting and Instructive. The or
chestra Is giving excellent 'help.
The Bible school . attendance Is
holding up well and the lessons for
the present quarter should, be Inter
esting to both young and old. Super
intendent Jordahl's Bible drill Is. an
interesting feature. Suitable classes
will be provided for all and a cordial
welcome awaits anyone not attending
elsewhere.';' v. '"-
Hours of services are: Morning wor
ship, 11:00; evening worship, 8:00;
vounK people's meeting, 7:00; Bible
school, 9 :45; Thursday evening prayer
meeting, 8:00.
rreshyterlaii Church
: (Sixth and Washington)
Holy conununlon' Wlll be held, Sun
day morning at 11:00 o'clock. Ohrlst
Instituted this particular, memorial
that he might establish a most In
timate relationship between himself
and his followers. At this service the
minister, Rev, J. George Walz, will
bring a message on "The Master's
Hand" Mrs. S. B. Morgan, soprano,
and M'ss Corlnne Baker, alto, will
sing the duet '.'Take Mo, O My
Bather,'.' by E. F, Marks. Miss Gladys
Miller will preside at the organ con
note. ? - i T
At 9:45 the members and friends
of the Bible sohool will meet for
study and fellowship. A splendid
devotional, period precedes the study
of the lesson. All ages are Invited,
dosses for all having been organised
and supplied with efficient teachers.
.. Young people meet at 6:30 p. nu to
' enjoy a program arranged' for . -the
discussion; at the deep meanings of
lite, problems that confront youth,
and the best way to give service to
' the Lord and fellowmen. All .are. In
vited: .v . -. , -, - . -
First Church or Clirl.it, Scientist
; ...i(Plrst and Washington). i- v
Services, begin with Sunday school
nt 9 :45 followed by morning service
at 11 o'clock. .The Wednesday eve
ning meeting; is alt 8 p. m. The read
' lng room in the West-Jacobsen build
ing :1s open, -from 1 to 4:30 p. m.
. dally..,
. The subject Sunday will be "Sacra
ment." . i ....
The golden text is, "The cup of
Serinonette
Edited by
Harriet R. MacDonald
Set thine house In order. Is. 38-1.
We are - Hying consciously; or un
cpnsclousty, on these three- planes
sometimes Illustrated by comparison
with a threo-story house. The first
story or' plane corresponds to the
.outward life In the world, its busi
ness requirements, pleasures, and so
cial intercourse.
The second story corresponds to the
love of helping one another, or what
is known as Brotherly Love, which Is
on a higher plan .tyian a natural,
worldly one. This is truly spiritual
living.
The third story corresponds to the
highest form of love to the Lord to
gether with a delight In giving our
best service to Him and our lellow
men. This Is celestial living.
As the three stories of a house arc
connected by steps leading from the
first through the second to the third
story, so is the Bible written that
individual need be met on each plane.
If one lives In the first story only,
he does not realize the possibilities
for better light and air by going to
the second story, and of his own free
will, he forfeits the pleasure and de
light In the glorious view spread be
fore him from the highest floor.
It Is well to stop occasionally and
see If we are spending all our time
on the "first floor" and If so, at
once have a general house-cleaning
of all old. wornout rubbUh-thoughts
and affections that are cluttering our
stairway.
7
cniiunsL
- 1 S&V5
blessing which we bless, la it not tht
communion of the Mood of Christ?
The bread which We break. Is It not
the communion of Vie. body of
Christ?" (Jt Cor,i,10:l).., , ..
-. Among the citations which com
prise the lesson-sermon la .the fol
lowing from the Bible;, "For as often
as yet eat this bread, and drink this
cup, ye do shew the Lord's death till
he come". (I cor. lt:2).
, The , lesson-sermon also Includes
the following correlative passage from
the Christian Science: textbook, "Sci
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy: "If
all who ever partook of the sacra
ment had really commemorated the
sufferings of Jesus and drunk of his
cup, they would have revolutloniBed
the world. If all who seek his com
memoration through., material - sym
bols will take up the cross, heal the
sick, oast out evils, and preach Christ,
or Truth, to the poor, the recep
tive thought, they will bring In the
millennium", (p. 34). .
Zlon English Lutheran Church
(M avenue near Fourth) ' i
Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock
with a sermon by the pastor. ,
Sunday school at 0 :45, Miss Sarah
Williamson will tell a story about
mission work in the Argentine, South
America. . - t '. ' ' -
There will be no devotional meet
ing of tlie Luther League Sunday eve
ning. ..... . --;
Church of the Nazarene
(On Y avenue at Birch)
' "Why the Communion?" will bo
the subject of the pastor's sermon at
11 a. m., following Sunday-school at
9:45. Communion servloo .will be
held. In the evening at 7:30 o'clock
the sermon subject will be. "Where
Art Thou." : ,
The young people meet at 0:45 p,
m. with Lulu Moore as leader.
Mid-week meetings are held Wed
nesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock:
A special welcome Is extended to
all visitors In the city and (those
whose own church Is now not having
service. , i .
I !
DODGE DEALERS'
SALES STILL
'SHOWING GAIN
The on and upward trend that has
made Dodge dealers' ,retall sales an
envied performance for 32 out of the
33 weeks composing the present
Dodge, selling season, - has notched
another all-around sales Increase In.
to the delivery totals of car mer
chants operating under the Dodge
Brothers franchise.
During the week ending June 24,
Dodge dealers made retail deliveries
of 4908, passenger cars and trucks,
compared with 4695 cars and trucks
delivered during the preceding ween,
according to L.. C. Smith, local dealer.
, Of ithe 4908 units delivered during
the -latest report week, 2334 were
Dodge 6 and 8-cyllnder -passenger
cars, and 640 were Dodge commercial
cars and trucks. At the same. time,
Dodge dealers' share In the total sales
of Plymouth standard and de luxe
sixes for the week amounted to 2034
cars. r. ..
If we ever lend a book, we would
like to lend It to a bootlegger. They
never seem to keep any. American
The Sunday School
Lesson in Rhyme
liy Carlos A. Plummer - -
CALM!
Joshua 14:6-14. . r
One of the twelve whom, Moses- sent
The Promised Land to view, ry
And its condition to present,'1, i .
Was Caleb, bold and true. ...
He fully followed God's command, .
And all his will obeyed;
And after searching out the land
A true report he made.
He saw the land so rich and fair,
With milk and honey blessed.
And saw the natives dwelling, there
The "giants" and the rest. .r .
'.;"'' . ' ' ' ''! v;
Of lis delicious fruits he took:; :
Pomegranates rich to eat, .V
The luscious grapes from .Eschol
brook, . '
And figs so large and sweet. I
When he returned with fruits In
hand,
With tatth and couroge strong,
He said, "Let us possess the land,
It shall to us belong!"
With life end health he long was
olesscd;
The giants he subdued.
And their stronghold lie then po-
The land he first hod viewed.
' .
Manilla
never loses it's delicate
exquisite houquet in
any baking or freezing.
That's because it is
Pure Vanilla.
Newspaper of 1885
Printed On Cloth
(Continued rrom Pag One)
shop, and next door to this was his
print shop. . . .... ,,.'.... i
. The cloth paper is In a much better j
state of preservation than the aver
age paper product would be after; that
long aj time. '.
Now to get to the contents of tne
paper: ,
Lon Cleaver, La Grande dentist,
had an advertisement In the front
columns of the front page. He was
the .father of Kay Cleaver Stratum,
the noted writer.
under Mr. Cleaver's ad was a pro
fessional care? of R. Enkln, attorney-at-law
and notary public. . j
8. W. Aldrlch and J. fe. Foley ad
vertised tho. La. Grande brewery,
manufacturer of ale, porter and lager
beer. Greggs and Valanae advertised i
the Bonanza brewery, located on the I
Main street of , Summervllle, , Ore.
There were numerous delivery wagon
and livery stable advertisements. , ;
The temperature, -the Gazette Bald,
was "102 -yesterday." :. . ,
; The skating rink was doing a good
business; " j .- ; . -, .
,"Tho factory at Oro Dell Is kept
busy filling orders for dressed liun
ber." !'.- . j -' . i .
Another Item: "George Currey Is
trying, to revolutionize fashion. . We
saw him going home the other day
with his vest buttoned up. on the
outside of a linen duster. He 1 un
doubtedly the dude of La Orande."
Still another item, which stated:
"Each little town in this valley has
It regular old settler organization.
whose chief object in life appears to
be to keep the town they live in
back . where they found It a quarter
of century before. .... They have
about tile same Ideas of the advance
of civilization as an .Indian who re
gards the encroachment of the white
man from tho ambush of the thicket,
and would like to see every man of
enterprise and thrift dlo of hog
cholera that they might live on and
guzzle their whiskey undisturbed."
Elsewhere It told: of the great need
for a - flro department, and there
were many, other interesting Items
too numerous -to mention. -.
HOT LAKE l'EUHONALS
!
A. H.. Brandis, 04 Aberdeen, Wush.
visited. Gust A. Carlson,,, .over- the
weekend.
Cecil. Griggs, a teacher In Union,
who recently underwent an operation
is progressing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Hattle Miller, of Nampa, Ida.,
registered at . the sanatorium last
week..
Phil Rice was glad to have !:ls
mother, Mrs. E. P. Rice, or Portland,
visit him over the past weekend.
Mrs. Bessie Hartley, of La Grande,
is making satisfactory recovery fol
lowing' her operation.
Miss Jessie De Vlney returnud to
Hot Lake Sunday from Riverside, Cal..
insure yourself of complete satisfaction by choosing
with your hands the fruits and vegetables you desire.
FOR SATURDAY and MONDAY JULY 8-10
Gold Seal
SALMON
Flat Can 10c.
LARD
4-1b. Pkg.
35c
Hires -Root
Beer
25c
Camay Soap
Ivory Soap
Lava Soap
P&G Soap
. Pure Cane Sugar DURKEE'S
10 pounds : . . . . . . 59c Salad Aid 1 Tr 17c
20 pounds ... ... $1.17 Salad Dressing 8bo,o22C
H D Deviled Meat dZ J 10c Kellogg's
Jell Walla Walla Asparagus Il0Z
'PnwfiPr ALL OREEN A "Mio rviieat
1 Uniitl UNGRADED No. 2 Can ' O for OUl T-IT A tT17G
All Flavors 7. . r. , , ai rLAlU&
Clicquot Club (if nger Ale e
2 1 Pint Bottle o ' 'lc Dry O
Pkg 2 for 29c icg.
9c Case of 12 -$1.59 0 25c
; . . ; o
Green Beans o Oranges
' ! ','',; o
Fresh, Fancy Quality Large Sweet Navels
Pound .... . . . . . . 4c Dozen . . . . 35c
Processors Tax 6n wheat goes into effect July 10th. This
will make flour higher. Buy nouand save.
A, A. A. CONTEST BOARD FINDS
STANDARD MILEAGE UNSURPASSED.
' BrrrI 420 laps at nlnht. time but th
A. A. A. Contttt Board ys accuracy
and not comfort comes flrat In mlleaoa
tents. Of th 7 gaiollnei totted tho
Board's certification of "Uniurpaated"
wa given to standard, oaioiino.
Frantc Scoflald, official driver for
mileage testa, whose speed and "groov
pnf' was so close that time variations'
between mile-laps ifbver exceeded one
fifth, of one second
Present Prices ;
Oh' Tires Still
Below Year 1926
"3lnco 1020 tho trend of tire prices
has ,been stoadlly downward and thy
are still B6 per cent below the point
at which they were nine years ago,
even with the two recent Increases
this year," says Poster Sims, of Fat-land-Sims
Co, local Goodyear deal
ers. ... ., ... .... . . , ' .
"But with the upward movement
of genera! commodity prices, .raw
material prices, especially cottoit arid
orude rubber which have shown sharp
Increases since April, tires may go
higher, 7. ,( , ., ' ( ' -' i :-'' ' ;
"At any rate, tire prices arc about
at the same level as they were n
year ago, and my. advice to.thost, who
are In tho market Is to buy now be
fore' prices go lip again, slnoe It is a
foregone conclusion. In my opinion,
that the present low point of 65 per
cont below the 1926 figures will not
continue long on a steadily rising
commodity price market."
where she' was called by th0v,)llne39
and subsequent death of her roother.
Mrs. Sarah Casper Is spending a
few days which Includes the Fourth,
at the home of her daughter In Yaki
ma. - -
Among those recently registering
at the sanatorium are Mrs.-8. D.
Crowe, of Los Palos, Cal.. Wesley Mer-
rltt. of- Baker, P. J. Lucos, of WaBco,
I Wntcn. Ma
and Catherine Smith, of Wolsor, Ida
Mrs. Albert Qlpson, of Unloil, who
recently submitted ito on operation,
is making satisfactory recovery. -
P. L. Blewctt, of Portland, has- reg
istered at the sanatorium.
1 -lb.
1 Cii
3
Med.
Bars
3 i
10
Mr. Wallsinger
Made Chairman
Non-high Board
The non-high .school board, of Un
lon county, met In the office of the
county school superintendent, E, A.
Sayre, on Wednesday, July 5, with
allN members present. Thomas Wall
singer, of Allcel, was elected chairman
for , tho ensuing year and John
Schroeder, of Island City, vice chair
man. E. A, Sayre, county school sup
orlntendent, Is secretary ex-offlclo.
Some time was spent In discussing
the new non-high school law and the
duties of the board. The board set
Thursday evening, July 13 as the
time to confer with the different high
schools of the county with reference
to tuition and transportation.
Don't Get Up Nights
Make This 25c Test
Physio the iitadder .easily. .Drive
out .impurities and excessive acids
which cause Irritation that results
i leg pains, backache, burning and
getting up nights. BU-KETS, the
bladc'&r physic, containing .buchu,
juniper oil, etc., works. on the bladder
pleasaptly and effectively, similar to
castor oil on the bowels. Oct a 25c
. ,K , l. , , . vou. dru,
, t Mt om d- ,t not jeueved
13 . . . .
of getting up nights go uacK and get
your money.. ,Ygu aio bound to feel
bettcl' after tills cleansing and you
get your regular sleep. Sold by Moon
Drug Co. , Adv.
Preferred Stock
COFFEE
27c
5c
17c
25c
3c
Ritters
Pork &
Beans
3 for 14c
Krafts
, Cream HprtrinlH
15c Cup
OVER
VhoMi Mori Inn, Main 000
Family oalherliig - ,
One of the many nappy family
gatherings for the Fourth was had at
Pine Cone When members of the 3ek
eier family enjoyed the day together.
A plcnlo lunch was, served atj noon
and too afternoon, was spent in swim
ming and visiting. Thoso who en
Joyed thq outing were Mr. and Mrs.
Will Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ue
Long and Alma, Mr. , and Mrs. Art
McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spencer
and son, -tee, Mr. and .Mrs, Carl
Snodgrass and children, John, Norma
and Dpn,i Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Be-
Long and daughter, pnyui Jean, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Brown and .chil
dren, PoggV and Patsy,, all of the
Grande . Hall district, Mr. and lxs.
Ralph Robinson, of Pyle's Canyon, Mr.
arid' Mrs. Clifford; BlokSand and Mrs.
Qarrett Bloklond.,of Island City, Miss
Thelmo, 8traln, of La Grande, Lynn
Sinutz, of the sldehlll rood near La
Orande, and Pat and Albort Hughes,
of Cove avenue. .,, ... .,. -., - i ,
From lleiid
Mrs. Lester Masterton and two
children, Robert Ira and Mildred Jano.
Came over from Bend for the Fourth
and will be here for another week; or
ten days visiting the parental A. A.
Masterton, and Ira Kennedy families
near La Grande and .with. many other
friends and relatives hereabouts.
At aasklirs .
Mrs; Mark Jenkins, of Portland, who
has been, ylsltlng relative and. friends
in this locality was a. guest last week
of her frlond. Mrs.'LaNlta Pearson,
at the J. A. .Gosklil home near Im
bler. . . ;' ,'. i ,iv
At The take- ' .. ;
BirW. Peterman, of the Cove, be
came .very 111 the first of the week
and was taken at once to Hot Lake.
He Is better now; and: has returned to
his home. , . v , .
HulKo ltaiillldil ..
Members of the flu'.so connection
are making plans lor their annual
family get-toxother to be held, as
usual, at Shadowpolnt rancli, the
homo of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Hulsc In
the Iowa district. Tho dates are over
Returns Home: .
1 Miss Zlna Zaugg, who spent all
last winter with her sisters in Salt
Lake City has returned to her home
In tho Mt.. Glen: neighborhood, acd
will be hero now Indefinitely. ,
At the Lake
Miss Mario Tlgglebeck, teacher In
the La Grande sohools, and her sis
ter, Miss Frances, a former BON
student have been spending the past
three, weeks at Miss Imogone Rus
sell's cabin at Wallowa lake.
High winds at Cove
Thethlgli winds of last week caused
somo trouble in and around the Cove,
T
Yieadinff its field lecausc
zfs the
STYLE LEADER
Kegisl ration figures reveal thut very nearly one out of
; ,,..,......,.. ........ I .A--; 1 ) '
every three people who buy motor cars today iu Olds-
mobilo's price field, settles his choice on Oldsmobile.
The rest of the business is divided among ten different :
cars! The main reason for this Safes Leadership is Style
,.-.
Leadership for the nw OldHiuohilcs are the smartest
, V ' ' ' 1 ' ' f'
cars in America, regurdlcss of cobU Coino in today.,
You'll get a thrill out of Oldsmobilo performance, tool
0 L D $ M
THE SIX 1745 and up, THE EIGHT $84$ anil up . , . ! 6.
Laming , . , span tire anil bumpcrt extra . . . C. it. A. C Umu
LARIS0N-FREES
CHEVROLET CO.
1414 Adams Ave:
Visit tho Oenorul Motors Building
THE VAikEE
Mabel B. Morton, Valley News dlt
The lights were off for some time
after a large limb had been blown
down at the Ascension grove and
which,' lodged among the light wires.
Trees' -in various places were uprooted
ond a, tiled at. the Willie Wright. place
was blown, down,. ,,r it , -
.. -o- ' !,,.'
Married
Miss Mamie Leak, ot Island City,
and Elmer McOlure of. La. Orande,
were married In 1 Grande recently,
the ceremony having been performed
by Rev. Paul Mortlmore at the Chris
tian church. ... t, . ': :. i
Have Quilting- , , -'. !
The members ot the Cove Woman's
club spent - Thursday and - . Friday
quilting at the 'home ot Mxa. Ted
Johnson. The quilt Is one which was
donated by J. B. MJlls and will be
sold at; H benefit for the library
budget. .'Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mm. J,
U ultiB.'- kr Mv.n n-w-M wm. a.
C. Hefty, Mrs, J. B. Fletcher, Mrs. A.
u. Conklln, Mrs. .Louis Presto, Mrs.
Kane, Mrs. L. E. -Anderson, Miss Thel-
ma Anderson and the hostess quilted
Thursday and Mrs. M. Spaeth Mrs.
Helone .Lincoln, Mrs., Chris BorUch,
Mrs. J. R. Price,' Mrs. Luella Laird,
Mrs, Lano, Mrs. Fisher, Lona Jelda
Price and Mrs. Johnson were pres..
ent Friday when the quilting was
completed. Potluck dinners were
served both days. (
At Enterprise .
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Reavls, of
La Grande, wore guests over the
Fourth at the home of his parents,,
who live near Enterprise,. ; . ;
Visit In Valley t
Mrs. Catherine Rhtnehart and her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Sayles, and W.
G. Novllle, of Salem and . Portland,
are visiting In the valley now among
their relatives, the Ruckman's, the
OasklU's, .the McOoWrlck'a . and
others. " , . . . ,
Visit Relatlvefi
. Mr. and Mrs. ftussel Todd and
baby wore here tlie first of the week
for a brief visit at the homo of Mrs.
Todd's cousin, Mrs. J. O. Anson, of
near Island City. They wore on their
way from .thelc former home at Wav
erly, Neb., to Port AngeleB, Wash.
whero they .plan ,.to reside, lnr. the
future. , .
Vacation lllble School ' -
Tho .Dally, Vacation Bible school
which has been In progress at North
Powder olosed lost Friday night with
a program and exhibition ot hand
work made by the . children during
the two'weeki. The enrollment for.
the school was 08. The teaohers were.
Rev. W. D. Bach, Mrs. Dave . Keller,
Mrs. John McPhee, Mrs. Retta Allen,
Mrs. 'Mildred McConnell, Miss Mary
Dalton and Miss Geraldlne Bach. Miss
Edith Williams was, secrertary and
Miss Eileen Shaw an assistant on the
teaching staff. Perfect, attendance
slips 01UI certificates of reocognltlon
OB I LE
at the Century of Progress Exposition
Residence Phone 7 A
were awarded, i .
To Spend Summer , . ' ,
Jlmmie Wardjof-. Payette, Is here
and will spend the remainder of t(ie
summer ;at the home ol his c'ousurj
Donald Jasper, son of Mr. and Mrs
Ed Jasper in the Valeria dlstrlst. ,,,
y"- ':' '' tou'
Won't Worry
Aboutth'elMMt
i, JU'you keep your fpod in sv
Majestic Electrie
REFRIGERATOR
H & S, ELECTRIC CO.
Everythlhg Bectrlcal" .'
107 Depot,; rr. AlrfX
Listen
Hospital Bills Wti art ex
pensive 1 u jtu t y; .ddn'i
tiike a chance ith im
pure ice. .jja f. ' l
Our Ice Is made from: pun
. water, under sanitary - condl
tlons. . Our prices are reason,
able, our services, are the best
we have a man at '.the plant
for the oash and' carry trade)
Gmiher lce &'
Fuel Co; -- f
- ' Main 528 . . ;
AuthorlMl,,
BEHVICB
',!uon.-..h .
Btudebaker .
Bulck ant '
.. cSontla , ,:,
AutonoMlM
- vMl: Types of Repairlnt -
By (Expert Meehanlea
M. J, Goss
automobiles.
Main (3
'qusUty '
Counts
Opposite The
, Plt Office
NELSON
4
Red Cross Drug Store
SPECIAL! :
Sunproof House Paint Ott; AA-
per gallon 92VU
Plain House Paint Ajfk1
per gallon .-...... tyjfa&m
Best Grade Floor M ' QEa:
per quart . I- iiUyi
Close-Out. Floor Paint (tAg
per quart OWi
Pittsburgh! j
Paint Store j
111 Elm. St. V J. A. Bugg, Ugr.
w Sash, Windows, Screens
. and Doors Made . .
to .Order , 1
Window tapd,' Car Oloss
Carpenter & Cabinet 1
Shop ' w
1406 Jefferson - D. D. Miller, Prop.t
.i-Don't Kxpect a j
Stenographer to dot
Neat Work on I
Worn-OUt, 5
Broken-Down
TYPEWRITER
Trade-lh' Your bid ' Wfaclilrt'
on a New n
Noiseless ' j
Standard or Portable
or Let Us Repair It
at Reasonable Cost - j
Tuckey Typewriter Co. f
109 Depot Phone 393-W,
JESTER'S SHOE SHOP
i High -Grade Shoe Repairing,'.. -!
At Itock Botlom Prices . . .' .
Shoes Dyed 36c, 3So We itick
out the old stitches 1st Class
or No Poyl
121a Adams nut to nirmei
Cleaning - Pressing
: Dyeing i
Alterations - Repairs
Tailored Suits :
Hat Blocking
Ideal Cleaners t
W, A, Lindsay, Prop,
Foley Bldg. Phone: 308 W
SSMMBMM-MMa-M
. - ICR ( ..;
Clear - solid cell
Natural Ice
Our Own Produot
Residence Deliveries Our Specialty
YOUNG'S ICE CO. Hi
I50S s Ave. Ph. Main (04
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a.