The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 30, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1925
PAGE THREB
William Saltsman, of Long Beach, to Grants Paas. They will visit □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ ¡r
Calif., who was called here by I there at the home of their brother,
the death of his father, E. O. Salta | Dan Rentle.
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man, returned Friday to California.
Kenneth DeLassus, a student at
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Rawleigh’s Good Health Products the University-of Oregon, spent the
From us, you can point with pride to the many economies
for sale by W. E. Mayes, rural week end with his uncle, Earl
Miss Ray Godard, who was
you are effecting. And you can be sure that you are
salesman, phone 2F3, and W. A. Hill.
home from the Eugene Business
Hemenway, city salesman, phone
not sacrificing quality.
Mrs. R. L. Stewart and daugh­ college for the week end, enter
2F22.
m9-30p(2) ter Margaret returned yesterday tained at her home Saturday eve­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanWinkle, from Albany, where they had vis­ ning at an informal dance honoring
Miss Josie Milliorn, Miss Astrid
Portland, visited during the ited since Wednesday.
Solein and Miss Iiulh Van Bus­
week with Mrs. VanWinkle’s grand­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mayes and
kirk, all students at the business I
mother, Mrs. 8. E. McKinney.
daughter Yyvonne spent yesterday
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Mrs. J. I. Jones and daughter, in Halsey as guests of Mr. and college, .who were week-end guests
at the S. L. Godard home. The ■ L.
Miss Inez, of Eugene, visited dur­ Mrs. F. M. Woodson.
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rooms were artistically decorated
ing the week at Black Butte with
Cal Robbins left today for Fer-
Mr. Jones and with Mrs. Jones’ mosia near Portland, where he is with spring flowers. Dainty re­
The live wire print shop is al­
freshments were served at a late Bunch Friday evening at their
sons, Frank and Bob Jones.
to be employed. His brother El­ hour. The guest list included Mr. regular dance in Phillips hall, ways ready to help in the prep
For Radiolas and parts see mer is also employed there.
and Mrs. Bailey Costello, Francis Light refreshments were served aration of advertising and printing
Ray Nelson.
Joe Dainewood will leave tomor­ Shroud, Pap Callahan, of Eugene at the close of the dancing hours. copy.
Our experience may be
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Mrs. Mary Smith underwent a row for Disston, where he will have and Van Beatty, Clinton Oeum-
worth something to you.
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major operation Friday in a Eu­ charge of the repair work on the paugh and Marion Richmond, of □ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□.□□a
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gene hospital. Mrs. C. A. Beidler Oregon Pacific & Eastern railway this city.
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anil Mrs. George Matthews, daugh­ bridge,
This will complete tho
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EVENTS
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ters, are in Eugene with her. Her repair work on this company’s
Mrs. B. R. Job was hostess | □
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son, J. T. Smith, was with her bridges.
Thursday afternoon to the Social
Friday,
She is recovering satis-
Fancy work and social
Mrs. George Jacobsen and Bon Twelve.
Mrs J. H. Chambers will be
factorily.
motored over from Silverton and conversation, the usual diversions, hostess Wednesday afternoon to the
Max Schwartz, the Tailor, makes spent the week end witji Mr. Jacob­ were enjoyed and were followed Methodist foreign missionary so­
Besides the marvelous savorness and tenderness
clothes that are fit to wear. Why sen.
The Jacobsen family will by the serving of a tempting two- ciety, Mrs. F. L. Grannis will be
IVE BOB, CURL AND
Darwin tulips, leader of the study program.
shouldn’t you get some good fitting again make their home here at the course luncheon.
of our Meats you get the best “buys” in town.
DYE HAIR
mixed effectively with cherry blos­
clothes?
It pays to wear good end of the school year.
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Our choice cuts are always reasonably priced.
soms,
were
the
artistic
centerpiece
clothes.
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C.
J.
Kem
will
and
Mrs.
Mr.
E. S. Holderman has returned
The place cards, entertain the H. D. S. club Friday
Barber work in general;
James Porter is having his resi­ from Tillor, where he was em­ of the table.
dence properties on Sixth street ployed at telephone work for the which had pictures of tho president at its regular evening of five special attention to children.
and Washington avenue completely government. He and Mrs. Holder­ and the members of his cabinet hundred.
I 630 Main P. 3. Bukowski, Prop.
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repaired inside and out. Tho work man will leave tomorrow for Med­ in the corner, caused an interest
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Mrs. A. W. Swanson will enter­
started today.
ford, where he will be employed ing discussion of these distinguished
men.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Merryman
and
tain tho Joker club Friday evening. G
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Weir, recent at government scaling work.
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Mrs. Charles Adams were inviteli
residents here, were up from Cor­
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett, Mr. guests of the club.
Long distance hauling, piano
S. P. DUMPS »89,000 INTO
vallis over Saturday night.
and Mrs. Fred Bonnett and Mrs.
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moving a specialty.
LANE COUNTY TREASURY
i.
Carrie
Bonier
motored
to
Halsey
Come in and see the new
A social event of interest here
yesterday
and
spent
the
day
with
Any time—any where
standard six Studebaker phae­
took place Saturday evening at
The Southern Pacific company
Mrs. Smith and daughter Mary,
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entertained in honor of Miss Elsie
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Delight, valley.
They were also Only $1385 f. o. b. Cottage
Miss Rena Cornutt returned Sat­ Canterbury, who announced her be­ 1924 taxes in Lane county, amount­
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Chestnut Brothers, proprietors
visiting with Mrs. Claude Arne, Grove.
ing to $88,715.28. The company is
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□ sister-in-law of Mrs. Phillips, who W. J. White went to Portland urday evening to Eugene, where trothal to Kenneth McReynolds, of the heaviest individual taxpayer (Across street from S. P. depot)
she is attending the University this city. The date of the wedding
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'in the county and its tax in Lane
Coal for Brooders
high school, after spending her was not announced.
Miss Ethel county is higher than in most coun­
The
Gottfried
Graber
family
are
was
injured
in
auto
accident
an
James J. Horning arrived home
spring
vacation
with
her
parents,
Mackey,
Miss
Gladys
Oaks
and
STORAGE
AND GENERAL
moving
into
their
new
home
at
the
ties through which its lines extend.
several days ago from a Eugene about five weks ago, upon a visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cornutt.
Miss Kathleen McReynolds, of this
• TRANSFER
to this city, has nearly recovered. corner of Fifteenth street and
Another big taxpayer that re­
hospital.
Mrs. Grace VanBoskirk and city, were week-end guests of Miss mitted the first half last week
Madison avenue.
Offico phone 6
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Frost have
Let Long & Cruson demon
daughter, Miss Ruth, Miss Josie Canterbury and were present at the was the Weyerhaeuser Timber com­
High class radios at Long & Milliorn, Miss Astrid Solein, of social affair.
Residence phono 155-L
moved into their beautiful new strate a radio to you.
pany, paying approximately $7000.
home at the corner of Adams
Michael Kebelbeck was in Eu- Cruson.
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Eugene, and Miss Ray Godard, who
il
Sheriff Taylor has turned to
Miss Rose Ruegger, of Creswell, is attending the Eugene Business
avenue and Sixth street.
Friday on business.
A wedding pretty in its simplicty Treasurer Edna Ward $52,197.21
It pays to list your property | Mrs. Garfield Crowo and niece, a guest since Thursday at the Gott- college, were week end guests at was that at the home of Mr. and in back taxes, due from 1918 to □□□□nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
witb Hall & Lang.
Mrs. Charles White, were in Eu­ fried Graber home, returned home the home of Miss Godard’s parents, Mrs. Samuel Ferguson Saturday 1923 inclusive. Following were the
today.
evening, when their daughter, Miss amounts for each year:
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Godard.
Richard Hanna was recently . gene the latter part of the week
O. E. Woodson and Robert Cann
elected an elder of the Presbyterian to visit J. Hardy Crowe, who is
Miss Donna* Nichols, employe at Jessio, became the bride of Sherman 1923
$38,308 08
Medical Umphrey & Mackin’s, has • had B. Knight. Tho ring service was 1922
church, The name of R. B. Hanna, in a Eugene hospital. He is not returned Friday from
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Springs,
where
they
spent
two
performed
by
Pastor
A.
J.
Adams,
getting
along
as
well
as
was
hoped
previously given, was an error.
to remain at home since Thursday
1921
3,465.97
weeks on Mr. Woodson ’ b cattle on account of the mumps.
of the Christian church.
About 1920
The F. L. Hockett family were for.
2,975.65
ranch.
15 members of the immediate fami­ 1919
in Eugene Saturday on business.
720.04
Ford Display Week at Wood-
Mrs. L. A. Thomas, of Portland,
A wedding 1918
Rustic — Shiplap — Dimensions. is visiting at the home of her par­ lies were present.
25.43
son Brothers, March 30 to
banquet
followed
the
service.
The
Large
and
small
timbers.
Blue
April 4. See our ad elsewhere
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Magee.
We want your produce and guar­
couple
will
make
theirxhome
here.
Chautauqua Date» Are Set.
in this issue.
ni26-30c Mountain Lumber C<?. W. L. Peters, Mrs. J. J. Dillon and her daughter
antee you top market prices. Our
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phone
123-L.
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business established 44 years ago.
Juno 8 to 13 are the dates that
. Mrs. Bert Manning has gone to
Margaret, also of Portland, and
Announcements have been re­ have been fixed for Cottage
Reference: Bank of California
San Diego, Calif., to visit her
Mrs. A. Hartzell, of Latham, spent
ceived here of the wedding on Grove’s 1925 chautauqua. Tho cost
parents.
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
PAGE & SON
Monday in Portland of Miss Ma­ to Ellison-White for tho conduct
Magee, parents of Mrs. Dillon and
PORTLAND, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smith, Mr.
bel K. Martin to Jack C. Coryell, of this circuit alone the coming [
Mrs. Hartzell.
and Mrs. W. H. Woodworth and
both of Portland. The bride was a
daughter and son, Miss Pearl
Frank Snodgrass is convalescing student in tho local high school season will total $300,000. Among innnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnr
from an operation Thursday for at the beginning of the term but tho attractions so far booked are
Woodworth and Bobby, of Port­
“Tho Mikado”; Alton Packard, Ir
land, were week end guests of
the removal of his tonsils.
went to Portland to spend the “Daddy Longlegs,” Dr. Fallis and
Mrs. Clarence Cone, daughter of
Howard Fox nearly lost the Christmas holidays with her par­
Captain Gudmudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and a niece
fourth toe and little toe of the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin,
of Mrs. Woodworth.
right foot in an accident Saturday, and did not return.
Margaret Young Is Injured.
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when the broadax with which he
High class radios at Long &
Miss Margaret Young sustained
was
hewing
trees
slipped
and
struck
Ten
members
and
one
invited
Cruson.
painful injuries to her right hand
Day and Night Calls
his foot, nearly severing the toes. guest, Mrs. Eastham, were present
Mrs. T. A. Cone, who had not
Thursday afternoon, when tho mom
Mr. Fox is employed by J. H. Thursday afternoon at the regular
YOUR AIM SHOULD BE
been out of the house since the first
ber became entangled in the rollors
Prompt,
Chambers on his railroad construc­ meeting of the Past Noblo Grands’ of tho mangol at the laundry, whore
Headquarters at
To eat a home-made bread of the year on account of hor
Efficient
tion
work.
club
held
at
tho
home
of
Mrs.
and
Miss Young is an employe. No Beaulieu * Harrel
that competes in quality health, was out and around Thurs-
Courteous
Social conversation bones wore broken but the hand
•lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whitlock James Hart.
Garage
with that made elsewhere.
Service
We meet all competition
and son are in Portland visiting was the diversion and a delightful was badly lacerated and severely
’ George Brainard is doing the
and furnish the best sale­
at the home of Mr. Whitlock’s two-course luncheon was served, burned.
OUR AIM
annual assessing of the city and
Phone 18
Narcissi in effective arrangement
book on the market.
sister, Mrs. L. E. Stroud.
mp(M)
meanwhile
John
Wilson
is
carry
­
Ros. Phono I45-L.
Is to keep Faultless Bread
Home merchants should
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R. L. Stewart is having to use were the attractive centerpiece of
Six-year-old Billy found a pock­
up to a standard that will ing the mail on the west side,
buy their salesbooks at
etbook and made haste to return
crutches as a result of an accident the table.
keep the bread business at which is Mr. Brainard’s route.
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home.
it to its owner.
Saturday in which the. end bone
home.
Let us show you the new
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Saunders,
of
the
right
foot
was
fractured
“You’re an honest lad,” the
standard six Studebaker phae­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
K.
Sears
and
Wil
­
when a large timber fell upon
latter told him, magnanimously.
ton. Long & Cruson at the
the foot.
Mr. Stewart was at liam Ward entertained the Jolly “Here, I’ll give you a dime.”
J. A. RHOADS
Service Garage. F. o. b. Cot-
Practically
Everything
in
“Aw, you don’t hafta,” replied
Latham
helping
to install some
Proprietor
toge Grove $1385.
PROFESSIONAL
CARDI
Billie, turning away. “I kept a
Printing.
Always Try
transformers
at
the Standard
Edwin Anderson returned Friday
quarter out.”
Sanders, Prop.
Your Home Printer First.
Bridge company’s plant when a
H. W. TITUS, D. M. D.
b I from Agenda, Kansas, where he
timber that Ernest Bennett was
FURNITURE MOVING
had
been
Dentistry
for
two
months
with
- i
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holding suspended in the air acci­ Modern equipment. First National
relatives.
AND STORAGE
New standard six Studebak
dentally fell and struck Mr. Stew­ Bank building. Hours. 9 to 12 and
Airs. Orpha Benson, who is teach­
er phaeton has just arrived -Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hauser,
art’s foot. The injury is healing 1 to 6. Evenings ana Bundays by
Special business meeting will be
oopointment. Office phone, 10: res
here. Come in and look it of Eugene, while returning home ing at Raymond, Wash., arrived satisfactorily.
1 ‘cnee phone, 184-J.
held at 7:30 Thursday evening,
Saturday to spend her Easter va­
from
a
motor
trip
to
California,
Piano Moving a Specialty.
over. Service Garage.
Miss Stella Prince sustained a
April 2, at high school auditorium.
visited during the week with Mrs. cation with her daughter, Miss
Phone 99; Res., 189-J
HERBERT W. LOMBARE
The orchestra and quartet of the Hauser’s mother, Mrs. Allie Haw­ Mary Ellen Benson, who is at the painful dog bite Saturday forenoon.
Every member should be pres­
Attorney at Lie
Christian church gave several se kins.
i
ent
m30p
home of Mrs. Benson’s sister, Mrs. While she was passing the Clara
Pint National Hank Building
T
lections Friday evening at a reviv­
Burkholder residence at the corner
Herbert Eakin.
04
Cottage
Grove,
Ore.
Phone
Ray Nelson for Radiolas.
al meeting at the Hebron church. I
of Lane street and Villard court
Galloway writes insurance.
These meetings are being held dur- ■ Leslie Hawkins has had his home
Laddie, the Burkholder dog, sprang
DR. 0. E. FROST
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and out and bit her in the calf of the
ing this week and next by on north Seventh street moved a
Office in Lawson building
children,
of
Portland,
were
here
distance
of
ten
feet
on
the
prop
­
three students from the Eugene
right leg. The wound is healing
Phone 47
Bible university.
A number of erty and lowered. Mr. Hawkins yesterday for a brief visit at the satisfactorily.
Gregos
Cottago
Grove
local people have been attending. has two lots and the house was in Herbert Eakin hpme. They motored
Miss Bonita Beager, Miss Naoma
the center of the two. He had it down to Eugene to visit Mr. Hilton, Miss Mildrel Stevens and
GA VEN O. DYOTT, M. D.
The Owl says, “Hoo Hoo is moved to the eenter of one.
Smith’s mother, Mrs. Mary Smith,
Physician and Burgoon
Harry Hart Jr., were in Roseburg
your tailorf” DETMER’S woolens
who underwent a major operation
Evenings by appointment
qver
the
week
end.
wear and tailor best. 410 Main
Let Long & Cruson demon- Friday in a hospital there. Mrs.
Suite 3, Kern Bldg., Cottage Grove.
Bag limit 30 fish or twenty pounds in any one day,
street, phone 81.
strate a radio to you.
Entrance on north Sixth street, just
Smith is gaining satisfactorily.
and 60 fish or 40 pounds in seven consecutive days.
MIKE YOKEL WINS HIS
off
Main.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Phillips, of
J. J. Preo has opened a barber
MATCH WITH EDWARDS
Ray Nelaon, auto electrician.
Corvallis, were down the latter shop in the I. B. Morris building
DR. W. E. LEBOW
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Walker and
part of the week attending to near the Main street bridge.
Den tint
Portland, March 26.—Mike Yokel, Offiee Fifth end
Main. Hours, 8:34
son Lynn spent Sunday in Eugene
Bass season opens June 15 to April 15 of following
Salt
Lake
city,
light
heavyweight
to
12
and
1
to
6:30. Evenings and
at the home of Mrs. Walker’s sis
year. Bag limit 30 fish or 20 pounds in any one day,
Bundays by appointment. Pnoaes:
wrestler,
defeated
Billy
Edwards,
ter, Mrs. A. E. Sharpe.
and 60 fish or 40 pounds in seven consecutive days.
Kansas City, in a finish match here offiee 35, resigence 182-J.
Mrs. Ferris Marks underwent last night. Yokel took the first
a serious operation at a Eugene and third falls, the first in 52
DR. H. A. HAGEN
Licensed Drugless Physician
hospital Saturday.
minutes, 39 seconds, and the third
To the angler catching the largest tront on
Phone 30. Ostrander Building,
Dr. Hagen can cure bronchitis,
in 35 minutes
The second fall
April 19 a »6.50 reed fish basket and strap.
630ft Main Street, Cottage Grove
Mrs. H. A. Miller has been ill went to Edwards in 36 minutes, 42
Some
open
streams: Big and Little Fall Creek, Wolf
during the week.
seconds.
D. A. FORBES. M. D.
Creek, Nitudaw, Sharp’s Creek, Mosby Creek, and the
Physician
and
Burgeon
Mrs.
N.
E.
Compton
was
quite
ill
I
Calls answered day or night
Coast Fork from the steel bridge north of Cottage
Brewer Is Honored.
over the week end with intestinal
Maternity Work a Specialty
C. M. Brewer, vice president and
Grove to its junction with the Middle Fork.
influenxa.
Hhe is much better
general manager of the Mountain Dr. Kime ’» old office.
Phones,
today.
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State«
Power company, with head­ Office 34, Residence 199-J,
EASTER HAMS—We have what we believe to be the
The best way to have more open streams is
Mra. N. E. Compton, Mrs. Theo­
to abide with the law when they are closed.
best hams on the market. Maple Leaf, cured at Yoncalla,
dore Baker, Mrs. J. P. Graham quarters at Albany, has been elect­
H. J. SHINN
ed a member of the board of di­
Attorney at Mw and
and Mrs. Nixon motored to Eugene
Oregon. Best quality at a less price.
rectors
of
the
Standard
Gas
and
Notary Public
Friday, bringing buck Miss Lois
Resident Angler's License ................
EASTER CANDY—A good variety to choose from and
Compton, who is attending business Eleetrie company, of Chicago, par Practice« in all court a Thirty year»
eat company of the Mountain of experience. Bader building, Cot
the purest on the market.
college there, to spend the week
County Angler'» License for persons between
States Power company. Mr. Brew­ tage Grove, Oregon.
end with her parents.
er’s election comes as recognition
tbe ages of 14 and 18 years
Mrs. Deselle Stevenson, of En of hi« long and sneceesful service
DB. A. W KIME
gene, was a dinner guest yesterday as an •xeeotiee of the Mountain
Physician and Surgeon.
of Mrs. J. P. Graham.
“ ‘
Hhe also State« Power company.
Obstetric« an<i diseases of women
I visited witb
relatives, returning
and children a specialty. Will care
last :vcaing.
The Store That Appreciates Your Trade
Burroughs Bookkeepers! Get for confinements at his home if
Harry and James Renile left your account sheets and blanks desired. Office phono 234; resi­
toilay on a three day business trip at your home print shop.
dence phone 109 Y.
socisrr
When You Buy Your Groceries
McQueen’s Grocery
1
Stop for Real Values
MPERIAT
Barber Shop
1
Quality Market
Culver & Anderson
Chestnut Transfer
City Briefs °
VEAL
POULTRY
EGGS
CAPONS
HOGS
Jitney Service
JOE T. SHORT
SALESBOOKS!
City Transfer Co.
The Sentinel
The Cottage Grove
Electric Bakery
G. A.
ALUMNI, NOTICE!
Season Opens
FOR ANGLING IN LANE COUNTY
On April 15 to November 30
Darby & Liston Fishing Tackle
Grocery
Specials!
*
2 pounds bulk dates..... ........
25c
FREE!
2 pounds bulk raisins... ... .................. 25c
3 large cans sliced pineapple... ....... $1.00
... $3.00
$1.50
Smith-Short Grocery
Darby & Liston
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