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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND. DECEMBER- 13, 1903.
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CITY HEWS IN BRIEF
, The OreroBlaa's Telephones.
Counting Boom Main 667
Managing Editor Main 630
Sunday Editor ...- Main 636
Cltr Editor .- Main 1C6
Composing- Room ....MainCSS
Superintendent Bulldlnt -Bed 2S23
East Side Office East 61
AMUSEMENTS. v
MABQUAM GRAND THEATER, Morrison
Street between 6th and 7th This after
noon at 2:15 o'clock, last performance or
Lulu Glaser In the comic opera, "Dolly,
Varden."
CORDRATS THEATER, "Washington street
Evening, 8:15. "The Minister's Eon."
THE EMPIRE THEATER, Twelfth and Morri
son Evening, 8:10, "Looking for a wife.
THE BAKER THEATER. Third and . Tamhlll
streets Matinee. 2:15; evening, 8:15, the
Baker company in "The BeUs."
ARCADE THEATER, Seventh and TVajhlngtpn
rn.iinnn... .......-ilio AnUv 2.30. 3:50.'
7:S0. 8.30 and 8:30.
Ean Out Where Thet Xjvb. As Tree
aeUvery of mall in the vicinity of "Wood-
lawn and University Park begins on
Tuesday of this -week, many people living
In that district who have never known
their house numbers are swarming to the
City Engineer's office to learn where they
live officially. Some don't even know the
name of their street, and have to bring
the deeds to their property to the office
before the location on the map xcan be
determined. Yesterday there was an aver
age of about one of these inquirers every
five minutes. The deputies in the office say
that the city map, which hangs upon the
wall, is showing thin spots from being
looked at so constantly.
Holiday Butino Made East. Perhaps
you don't know what to buy for your
friends during the holiday season and
have worried and fretted over the mat
ter until you are almost discouraged. It
is with the object of helping you that this
article Is written and everything men
tioned here is not only ornamental but
extremely useful. Gee-gaws and trinkets
are admired for a few days and then for
gotten. Everything mentioned in this list
will be remembered for years and won't
cost a fortune. Music cabinets, escritoires,
writing desks, fancy parlor tables, buf
fets, beautifully upholstered art pieces,
rocking chairs, Morris , chairs, fancy re
ception chairs, book cases, brass beds,
sideboards, couches, cheffoniers, ladles'
dressing tables, princess dressers in all
of the most correct styles, handsome
rugs, portieres and a host of other -useful
articles, all of which can be found at
Taubenhelmer & Schmee'r Carpet & Fur
niture Co., 166 First street, between Mor
rison and TamhilL
Can Get In Early. Seventeen years
has been made the minimum, age limit
In the civil service for a few positions.
At the meeting of the commlssoin yester
fiay the regulations were amended so that
stenographic clerks and chalnmen in the
engineer's department, 17 years old, may
enter the service. It was estimated that
12000 would cover the expenses of the
commission 'for the coming year. This in
cludes printing, stationery and the salary
of the secretary.
Chajjcb fob. a Free Ride.
Notice to the Public
The Purser of the Bailey Gatzert is In
structed to return all lares to passengers
before leaving the Gatzert at The Dalles
or at Portland, provided the Bailey Gat
eert does not arrive at said ports before
the opposition boat Leaves Alder-street
dock at 7 A. M., Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays; returning alternate days (ex
cept Sunday). Fare to any point 25 cents.
Finest of meals, 25 cents.
To Iay Corner-Stone Today. The
Jewish Ladles' -Endeavor Society will lay
the corner-stone of a library, bath and
schoolhouse on the corner of Fifth and
Sheridan streets today at 2 P. M. After
the laying of the corner-stone the public
Is invited to the Congregation Talmud
Thorah, at Sixth and Hall streets, where
prominent speakers, among them D. Soils
Cohen and Dr. Levlne, will deliver ad
dresses. , "
"Want No Improvement. The Xradd
estate and other property-owners have
filed a remonstrance against the proposed
Improvement of East Sixth street from
East Everett to East Grant streets. A
part of the thoroughfare is to be on an
elevated roadway, the high cost of which
Is unnecessary at this time, the property
holders affirm. They also ask that the
assessment district be enlarged.
Tired of Old Stones. Eighteen property-owners
on Burnside street are up in
arms because the city proposes to relay
the old stones which have masqueraded as
a pavement on that street for years. Be
tween Front and Third the boulders are
to be smoothed down, but this will cost
money, so a remonstrance has been filed
in the City Auditor's office.
Acreage tracts at St. Johns, close to
the terminus of the St Johns' car line at
very reasonable prices, tracts of one acre
and upwards. Splendid view. Ideal place
for suburban home. For prices and full
particulars apply to the Title Guarantee
& Trust Company, G and 7 Chamber of
Commerce.
Japan Shrubs and Palms. Our import
order of Japan shrubs, palms, lilies, etc..
Just In.' Call early and make your selec
tions. Nothing nicer for Christmas pres
ents. Portland Seed Company, Front
street
Lecturd by Judge Seneca Smith.
Judge Seneca Smith tvill lecture on "Cap
ital vs. Labor" at Socialists' Hall, 309 Da
vjs street, tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Admis
sion is free. A general discussion follows
the lecture.
25 Per Cent discount sale on groceries,
butter, meats, fish and all good things to
eat at the popular big supply house of the
Portland Packing Company, First and
Salmon streets.
"The Unanswerable Question.' A
splendid evening of song and the above
topic at the First Congregational Church.
Sunday evening. Our attractive service
fills the church.
F. E. Beach & Co., Pioneer Paint Co.,
selling the best paints; agents for Jap-a-Iac
"Window glass and gjazlng. 135
i?irst, corner Aider, Phone 1334.
Gustav Anderson, attorney, has re
moved to Marquam bldg., and is associ
ated In the firm of Shepherd, Anderson &
Cellars, 619-20-21-22 Marquam bldg.
Grand Entertainment and ball for the
benefit of the Jewish Academy Sunday
evening, December 13, at Arlon HalL Best
talent. Parsons' Orchestra.
Electrical and Gas Contractors. See
the M. J. "Walsh Co. showrooms, 343
"Washington Street. Phone and have their
representative call on you.
3. H. Moorehouee & Co. are prepared
for you at their new quarters, northwest
corner Seventh and Alder. Art goods,
picture framing, etc
For labels, lithographing, cartons, maps
and all kinds of color work.' see Mutual
Label & Lltho. Co.. Macleay building.
' Call at The Royal, 350 "Wash., and ex
amine the high-grade line of Aldon can
dles, also their fancy boxes.
Aldon candles, the perfection of the
confectioner's art put up In artistic
boxes. Sold by all dealers.
"Wooster Is liberal with chocolates.
Prize waltz New Tear's night at Arlon
Hall, $5 cash prize.
Free dispensary for worthy poor, Tues.,
Thurs., Sat, 1 P. M. St Vincent's Hosp.
"Economy Is wealth You will prove
this by buying Jewelry at Beck's, 211 Mor.
Dr. Gertrude E. Lamberson, dentist,
40S Macleay building, 4th and "Wash. sts.
Gasoline, 72 test, all tfou want King up
East 789, Acme Oil Company, 212 First
Black and white Navajos at Froh
man's. Parlor C, open evenings.
Subscribe for periodicals. See J. K.
Gill Company. ,
Prompt service, printing, Rogers, 90 1st
"Watch "Wooster sell the fat Havanas.
Dr. Swain. Dekum. Phone Brown 432.
xaoj beads only at Frohm&n's.
Can Do Business Now. A gavel of
beautiful Oregon myrtle, handsomely pol
ished, has been presented to Mayor "Will
iams by Jefferson Myers, president of the
1 Lewis and Clark Commission. Tho gavel
Is made for use, and Is heavy and sub-
I stantial. The Mayor intends to use it in
the meetings of the Council and of the
Executive Board. Heretofore the official
paraphernalia of the Mayor has heen
minus a gavel, a want which the ex-state
Senator noticed and filled.
Niu Chwang "Wants a Fire Engine.
A letter received at tho local Chamber of
Commerce from Consul Henry B. Miller,
at Nlu Chwang, China, announces that the
Russian civil authorities at that place
want bids" on a fire engine, to be delivered,
.there. Tho letter states that as there Is
no house In the city over two stories high
that the engine need not be of very high
pressure. The specifications call for one
that will throw two streams of water to
a height of 50 feet
A Beautiful Present. Some lady will
receive a beautiful diamond ring free of
cost February 22. On that datethe Or
der of "Washington will present to one of
Its lady members a handsome diamond
ring. The gentlemen also share In the of
fer, for one or them will receive a beau
tiful gold watch, handsomely engraved.
Full particulars can be obtained at room
612, Marquam building. The Order of
"Washington Is growing very fast in the
city, and 500 new members nra. to be in
itiated between this date and "Washing
ton's birthday.
A Christmas Display. The Archer &
Schanz Company will make this week a
fine display -of high-grade stationery, per
fumes, cut glass, Japanese wares and
curios, and novelties especially suitable
for holiday gifts. This company will open
here in the immediate future one of the
best appointed retail drug stores in Port
land. The fixtures for the new store are
not yet Installed.
Do You "Want "Work? The Order of
"Washington wishes to employ ten solici
tors for city work, either sex; .salary or
commission paid. Greatest opportunity
ever offered for first-class solicitors. For
particulars call on supreme superinten
dent, 612 Marquam building, Portland,
Or.
Xmas Shoppers. The Bonbonlere, 332
"Washington, opp. Imperial Hotel, form
erly on Morrison street has the largest
assortment of fancy and novelty candy
boxes to be found In this .city, also Xmas
tree ornaments. Tons of high-grade can
dles, our own make.
German books, Bibles, Testaments,
prayer books, gift books, calanders, sub
scription to German magazines, all suit
able holiday gifts. Schmale's 229 First
Don't Fail to See Our Stock of
Christmas umbrellas. Great variety, low
prices. Repairing. Meredith's, Washington
and Sixth and Mot-rison and Fifth.
Hanukah Celebration, Congregation
Ahavia Sholom, December 13, at 7:30 P. M.
Rev. Dr. Levlne will speak on that oc-1
caslon; all are Invited.
Ivdian basket-i reduced, express prepaid,
at Frohman's, Parlor C, Portland Hotel.
Open evenings.
Notice. Steamer Dixon leaves for
Clatskanie this Sunday night at 12 P. M.
The J. K. Gill Co., retail department
open evenings till Christmas.
UP-TO-DATE SHOPPING.
M. Slchel Snows Some Very Beauti
ful Men's Furnishing Goods.
Holiday shopping Is done early this year,
for the choicest selections can be obtained
in this way. In all exquisite conceits for
the well-dressed man's wardrobe, we
show variety surpassing anything we have
ever had before. House coats, smoking
Jackets, latest-fashion ties, silk mufflers,
gloves, canes, umbrellas, dainty socks, fine
shirts, swell suit cases, traveling bags,
dressing cases, etc, etc, a most complete
assortment of fetching articles. Kindly
call early. "What you buy will be laid aside
and delivered any time you desire. Mall
orders receive our greatest care. v
M. SICHEL. EXCLUSIVE FURNISHER
AND HATTER,
2S8 "Washington street Portland, Or.
WHERE TO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant; fine private apart
ments for parties. 305 "Wash., near 5th.
Try one of our Sunday dinners. "We em
ploy only the best white help, and serve
only pure foods. Raster's, 68 Sixth.
Imperial Hotel Restaurant, 2d floor, six
course dinner, 50c; first-class service, a la
carte, 6:30 A. M. to S" P. M.
Chicken or duck dinner complete at 25c
Everything else at popular prices.
Strouse's Restaurant, 229 "Washington.
Perkins Restaurant will serve regular
chicken dinner 35c From 12 M. to 8 P. M.
D. M. "Watson, proprietor.
TEE CECTT.TAN IS KING.
This matchless "Instrument Is attracting
the attention of musical critics, and plays
all classes of music as performed by the
great masters. Easy to operate and a
source of lasting Interest and Joy. Music
reduced to one-half the former prices. Car
load of the famous Decker pianos just
recehed. Don't overlook the Manufactur
ers Piano Company In the selection of
pianos or players. 345 Alder street.
W. T. Shanahan, Ji H. Smith.
SAYTNG YOUR DOLLARS
may be a habit of yours. Iet us help
you' along in your Christmas purchases
The picture frame deDartment win imn-
you ail the latest patterns in moldings
aiiu jcauj-miMH; uouicB in ovai, circle and
square shapes. Sanborn, "Vail & Co.. 170
First street.
Trunks ana Bags.
The largest variety at Harris Trunk Co.
Do Your Holiday Shopping
AT OUR STORE
Here you will find what's good for men or- boys. You may see itvelsewhere,
here you can get "THE SAME THING FOR LESS MONEY."
Neckwear Suspenders Fancy Vests v Smoking -
Half-dollar Tie JflCketS
35c One Pair in a Box $2.00 - - N
3 for $1.00 $5 00
n T. -50c $3.00 ' , '
Dollar Ties ,
75c 75C $3.50 $6.00
Two dollar Ties . ,
$1.50 $1.00 , v $4.00-. . $7.00 i
Men's Suits, $10 to $30 Men's Overcoats, $8.50 to $35
FAMOUS CLOTHING CO.
: MORRISON AND SECOND STREETS,
jgjfaggg
EVERY
BODY MADE
HAPPY
Opera Glasses, as above.
In pearl 59.50.
If you have a relative or friend you "wish to make happy this
Christmas, and do not wish to spend a great deal of money you
surely ought to visit our store. Thoughtful buyers will not wait
until the last day to make their purchases. This fact has been
proven during the last week, as we have laid aside a great many
pretty presents. This list may help you to decide:
FOR LADIES:
Diamond Rings S 7.50nd"up
.Diamond Brooches 10.00-2nd up
Diamond CuS Buttons. . 4.50 and up
"Watch chains 3.00 and up
Hatpins, silver .23and35o
Hatpins, filled 75 and up
Bracelets l.DOandup
Opera Glasses 4.50 and up
Opera Glass Handles ...... 3 50 and up
Opera. Bags 2.50 and up
Purses 1.00 and up
Large Bags ,f OOandup
Silver-Back Mirrors CEO and up
Ebony-Back Mirrors 2.73 and up
Garters 2.00andup
Gold Thimbles 3.50 and up
Jewel Boxes 1.50 and up
Embroidery Scissors 1.25 and up
Coin Purses ..": 1.25aniup
DONT FORGET THE BABY
Silver Baby Spoons 1.00andup
Gold Rings 75andup
SIHer-Mounted Battles.... 1.00 and up
Bib Pins SSandup
Our Watch
Department.
never before con
tained so many
pretty designs in
Watches. And our
prices well tney
will stand compari
son. STORE OPEN
EVENINGS
Ladles' Gold-Filled "Watch,
as above,. $15.
JAEGER BROS.
Jewelers and Opticians 290 Morrison St., near Fifth
Prompt Attention Given to Out-of-Town Orders.
Q REEf I N Q
The finest goId spectacles and eye glasses, sight Included, for
Christmas gifts, from $3.50 to $10.00. J
WALTER REED, the optician :
133 Sixth Street, Oregonlan Building
ELECTEIC XTVTAg TREES.
Beautiful
Creations Fitted
Barrett.
Up by
The most effective and safe "way to
light up an Xmas tree Is "With electric
bulbs in different colors. We furnish tho
complete outfit (24 lamps various colors)
attachment, plug, sockets, wire and cores,
made up ready to install. No danger of
Are, no trouble, all ready for use. Regis
ter your orders early.
THE JOHN BARRETTvCO.,
Established 1S6S. Sixth andrAlder.
WATCHPOR US.
Everybody, competitors and all, for wo
shall make great sale offers In Monday's
Telegram and Tuesday's Oregonlan. The
J. M.Acheson Company, gents' tailors,
makers of ladles' suits, coats and skirts,
Fifth and Alder street.
GIFTS THATWTLL PLEASE.
Oregonlan readers will find very inter
esting news on page 12. Monday McAHen
& McDonnell commence a great three
days' sale of black and colored dress
goods. Prices are the lowest ever quoted.
TURKEY VS. CHICKEN.
Our elegant dinner will bo served. In
courses, with music In attendance. Regu
lar price. RATH & SANDYS,
143 First
B. B .RICH MEERSCHAUM PIPES.
Any B. B. Rich cigar store sells meer
schaum pipes at right prices.
Toys, dolls, games, books and Christmas
presents. Millinery stock at half cost
price, at Mrs. A. E. Dalglelsh, 634 Williams
avenue, near Russell street.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
Diamond Brooches, like
above pattern, $15 up.
FOR GENTLEMEN:
Diamond Rings f 15.00 and up
Diamond Studs 5 00 and up
Gold Stick Pins 1.00 and up
Cuff Buttons, silver 60 and up
Gold Studs (set) . 1.50 and Up
Fountain Pens .. . 1.25andup
Lockets LSOandup
Match Boxes, silver 1.25 and up
Match Boxes, gold ...... 15.00 and up
Shaving Mugs 3.00 and up
Military Sets (ebony).... 2.50 and up
'Seal Rings 3.50andup
"Watch Chains l.SOandup
Tic Clasps 50.andup
Corkscrews 1.50andup
Cigarette Cases, gun metal 3.60 and up
Bracelets $0.75 and up
Gold Necklaces 2.00andnp
Cups , .'. 1.25andup
Bib Holders 75 and up
WE HAVE
PLENTY OF
CLERKS
and you will be wait
ed upon promptly.
Any article laid aside
until Christmas.
Watch Our Windows
for the Latest
Novelties.
TREAT YOURSELF.
This holiday time treat yourself to some
thing good. Make your selection from our
large stock of wines and liquors. Send in
your orders as soon as possible. Our stock
consists jif fine-flavored, well-matured
goods. We give full measure and our
prices are very low. Neubergers Full
Measure House, 10S Sixth street. Phone
23S4.
PARR0TT TALKS.
Every smoker dreams of getting a really
good cigar for 5 cents. I'm his dream.
Yours truly. Parrot Cigar, 5 cents.
BB. RICH HOLIDAY CIGARS.
Cigars make a proper present. Right
prices at any B. B. Rich cigar store.
"Let not the golden
opportunities, like the
little sunbeams, pass
you by."
Never 'before were so beautiful
and costly pianos sold at so ridic
ulously low prices as at our removal
sale.
Our entire stock to be sold. Are
you thinking of getting a piano or
an organ for Xmas?
Now Is the time, before we move
to our new store at 374 and 376
Morrison St., corner West Park.
Soule Bros.
Piano
Co.
326 Washington Street
PORTLAND, OR.
XSENT7W
Christmas aSuyers
vSfess
better Service
useful
esccaesc
ttteei(ietettte
TOYS ANDl
CURIO SALE 1
On account of our lease ex
piring soon we are compelled
to close out our entire stock
of Children's Toys at bargain
prices. Also Chinese and
Japanese Curios, Fine Ivory
CarvingjSatsuma Bronze, Em
broideries, Netsuke Purses,
etc.
ANDREW KAN & CO.
Cor. 4th an,d fylorrlson
ee
A Delightful
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
For young or old is the Columbia
Graphophone. Prices from $3.50 up.
Hard molded Phonograph
records, now 25 cents each.
Columbia Phonograph Co.
128 SEVENTH STREET,
Near Washington. Portland.
LITHOGRAPHING
and PRINTING
ANDERSON & DUNIWAY CO.
Phono Main 17.
269 AUJER ST.
ERNEST E. JONES COMPANY
COMMISSION BROKERS
STOCKS, Q RAIN, COTTON
2S0 La Salle St., Chicago. 111. Private -wires.
(Adjoining Board of Trade.)
Send lor our "Bulletins" and "Dally Let
ters." Also our books. Professional Trad
ers and Their Successful Methods, free on
request.
COAL
Domestic and Foreign,
The best In this market.
The Pacific Coast Company
249 WASHINGTON STREET.
CHARLES H. OLElit, AGENT.
SCHWAB BROS. PRINTING CO.
BEST WORK, REASONABLE PRICES
247 Stark Street Phone Main 178
RHEUMATISM ?TI:DJi
Helpless. Fhjraleal and FInaacial suffer no lonsor-S
for Information and testimonial, wrlto to 3
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Largest Clothiers in the Northwest.
Southwest Cor. 4th and Morrison.
They can purchase here quicker and with less fatigue
because our spacious store affords easy and rapid
access to every department. WE RECOMMEND
MORNING SHOPPING to those who can utilize
early hours. They will be more 'than repaid by
7?$ore vime for Selection;
Joints for jffis Sift
As an aid to the Christmas shopper we submit a par
tial list containing a few of the many suitable presents
for men a.nd boys
(Btiiiaisttoaiaa((seaieaitQaiet9tai
YOU CAIN FIND
The following line of
reasonable prices:
Wooden Novelties
Wood to Burn
Decorated Wood
Wood Calendars
Novelty Calendars
Pyrographic Outfits
Velvet Skins to Burn
Art Goods
Pottery
The new game of "FLINCH."
D. M. AVERILL & CO.
Store Open Evenings 331 MORRISON STREET
L
Bo j- the best, It Is cheapest In the Ions
run.
Diamond
"Slakes warm frienda" In Denver,
Omaha, Bntte, Salt Lake, Osden, Port
land and numerous other points. It kItoj
satisfaction where It Bets i0 degTees be
low zero. Give It n trial.
KING COAL CO.
PHONE MAIN 1425.
A Life Insurance
Policy for ,50
That's what we charge for
a "Woodlark" easy-wearing,
perfect-fitting Truss.
OUR TRUSS DEPARTMENT
is complete in every detail with
skilled men in charge. : : : :
WOODARD, CLARKE & CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Best House
Coals
Raven Nut ... $5.50
a RentonLump, 7.00
Alirff-lll-lr. O ft
HUMiciiiau .. o.vu
Rock Springs 9.00
PHONE MAIN 2778.
OPP
529 BURNSIDE ST
COLLARS. E. W. CUFFS.
Tho Linen of a Gentleman.
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Neckwear, 50c to $5
Fancy Silk Suspenders 50c to $5
Kid Gloves, Dent's, Perrin's, Fowne's
makes .'.... $r to $2.50
Full-Dress Protectors $1.50 to $5
Fancy Hose J25C to $3.50
Silk Handkerchiefs 25c to $1.50.
Linen Handkerchiefs.. .25c to $1.50
Underwear 50c to $30
Pajamas $1.50 to $15
Fancy Washable Vests $1 to $5
Fancy Silk Vests $5 to $10
Tuxedo Silk Vest $7.50
Full Dress White Vests.$2.so to $7.50
Smoking Jackets $4.50 to $15
Lounging Robes $8.50 to $25
Bath Robes $3.50 to $15
Suit Cases $3.50 to $35
Toilet Brushes, Sets, etc.. $1.50 to $15
Men's Suits $7.85 to $35
Men's Overcoats $7.85 to $50
Full Dress Suits. . .$40, $45 and $50
Tuxedo Suits ; $35 and $40
appropriate presents at very
Souvenir Burnt Leather
Carved Leather
Sterling Silver
Sea Shells ,
Indian Goods
Stationery
Kodaks
Cameras
Views and Pictures
AH Dolls at Half Price.
309 Washington SL
25c
3 pounds plain Mixed Candy.
20c
pound, fancy Chocolate Creams.
20c
pound, best French Mixed Candy.
15c
pound, new crop soft shell English "Wal
nuts. 15c
pound, best Mixed Nuts.
5c '
quarOfresh Roasted Peanut3.
V 25c
3 pounds new crop Dates.
5c
pound, choice Popcorn.
$5.50
100-pound sack Dry Granulated Sugar.
MINERAL SPRINGS
OPEX THE TEAP. BOUND.
Cases of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Catarrh ot
Head and Stomach, Gout, Rheumatism and
ALL blood diseases taken under a guarantee
to bo cured In a specified time or all expenses.
Including railway fare both wajs. refunded.
These water renovate, the entire system and
remove almost every disease.
Send 50c for a bottle of stomach and catarrh
salt. -
Round-trip tickets at reduced rates. Inqulro
of any Southern Pacific Railroad agent.
TUSCAN MINERAL SPRINGS CORP.,
Tuscan Springs, CaL
Frank J. Hellcn. manager. ,
,C. C NEWCASTLE
Dentist
412 MohawkkBIdg.,3d and MorrUnn
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