THE OREGON DAILY J3'j: I'L. I CltTLAlIO, WEmr I DAY EVEIIING, KOVEMSSa -15, UC5.
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TOBIQHT'B AatUSKarXBTS.
....!.....'... "Ohoata"
...toThe ririt Vlolla"
Marquaia Oraad.....
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. ...Mtialcal Ptarlraqua
Hooligan a Trnuhi"
A Uaart of
V.u.Tilia
i (Jrand.....
Star .....
Ulwrty.
VaudaTlIU
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Btetef Superintendent J.' H. AcWermen
. will "apeak on 'The School and the
Home'' .tonight at the annual fell raMy
of the 'Home Training aaaoclatlon in
Taylor Street. Methodist Eplaeopal
church, 'beginning at T:4S o'clock, Judge
A. L. iKraser will give an addreea on
The Juvenile Court,- and Rev. Dr. J.
W. ' B rotigher will dlacuaa "Home
ldealiy" .All fathera and mother, are
. invited end a nursery -will be provided
to care for the children. . The -program
will be embelliahed with aoloa by Mr.
Jordan Pur vine, lira. E. S, Miller. Mra.
O. A. Bern ford and Mr. Kent. Mia
Nellie Dlckenaon will play the organ
prelude and Rev. Pr. F. B. Short, pae
tor of the church, will lead the people
in prayer, .y ... y .vf t .1
' A new demand for slabwood from
Portland aawmilla haa originated in the
country tributary to Oregon Railroad- A
Navigation company llnea In eaatern
. Oregon and the company ia making
. Boeclal ratea for Its tranaportatlon. It
r la aaid the people in Irrigation aectiona
'' have ben getting wood, from the Blue
-' mountain region and the prlcea have ad-
vanced to flgurea that make it profitable;
". '- to hip alabwood from Portland. The
railroad company makea a rate of IJ.15
per cord, for four-foot wood from port-
' land to Hermlaton. . .
The Benefita of Organisation of Man
versus Church Organlaation" waa the
, fcVbJect of an addreaa made by Rev. Dr.
Holt at the monthly meeting of the
, Men's league of the Mount Tabor Prea-
byterlan church. ' Short talka wera made
alao by Rev. Mr. Pratt of Forbes Pres.
. byterlan church, J. R. Kwlng, Rev. Mr.
1 ". Knlgharp. T. C. Shreve, X. R. Toung
- .'.". and Mr. Learch,
-John W, Cherry, the great. Incohonee
.' . " of the Red Men, snd Wilson Brooke,
great chief of recorde. will pay an of
tlrlal visit to the wigwam' of the tribes
; , ot Portland thta evening. There will
- be a council lira, followed by a feaat of
- - corn and venison. Last night the of-
- flclal were In Aetorla and dedicated the
...new hall of the Concomly tribe of that
,' place, one of the flneat halla in the city.
Having .put the California building la
ahape and entruated it to a keeper, Cora
mlaalonera J. A. Fllcher and ' Frank
Wiggins have left the exposition grounda
for aU tima. They a tart today for a
j trip to the sound, and will leava for
San Francisco .next . Friday. ..... . i
' Holland and French bulbil, W have
received a mammoth shipment of flower
' ing bulbs and are ready to -fill your or
ders. Our illustrated, descriptive apd
-priced catalog telle all,-- Free on request. 1
Get one and order now. . Portland Seed
company. Front and Yamhill. t v
The thindora Piano company la dos
sing out its entire stock of, pianos now
at 113 Washington atreet and after De
rcmher 1 will ha local ad at 1 Hivth
rtreet, corner Alder.. - Now la your
chance to get a high grade piano at a
"'" . : low price.", . - r....
. Bound for Paris IsTL BJ.' Juaton, reai
.! ' taurateur and aportaman. Juaton left
.-- laat Sunday night. '. Ha expeota to be
-n'T stcoe for aA lease five months. Ha was
.- not accompanied by his family."- .
Watches and diamonds ft down and
, o per week. Oooda delivered en first
V payment. Xmae is coming. Metagar
Co., jeweiera,-opueieaa, ill BUtn.
; Rummage Bale, ladles- Flrat Chrle
- tlan church, Eaat Waahlngton and Grand
. avenue. Open- all week.- Donatlona so-
:...-- lictted. i i. V .
Any watches cleaned, ll.0: - maln
. spring, It.; all work guaranteed one
year. Metager Cow, 111 Sixth street
. ' Pan-Co-Veato ' club. It " per month.
v Keepa your clothea cleaned, pressed.- 1TI
.Veet Park. Paclflo III. Open all night
Try a meal without meat at the Vega,
tariaa oafs, lit Sixth street '
Portland's best dancing school. Iftf
- Aider. Prot.Rlngler. Miss Buckenmerer.
Ladles' gymnasium class, the Rlngler
Physical Culture school. l per month.
The Marquara Program reaches the
better element of ad readers, .
Dr. E. C Brown,. Eye-Ear.
larquam.
Fine chicken dinner Ifto, ltt Third.
FrlU's Uraalea are the beat
&ot Printing tut at mart t(tn
in
and
F. W. Baltes
B
DesiP
A specialty" of Catalogues; 'Books and :
Booklets, Driefs'&PublicatidlrisRosters.'
Lowqst prices consistent with good work'
, .cw'W ' .. '-.14
At FiYstand Oak: Streets
Telephone Main One Six Five
f7
-4a,
Having FlucI;
And peraeverince usually prosper.
Very often, this prosperity has its
beginning in the opening of a savings
account. Allow us to assist you in
starting.
- -: WE -pAY- -'---'
.INTEREST
GENERAL -
BANKING BUSINESS
V TRANSACTED. "
Oregon Sayings Bank
, Sixth ; and Morrison Streets. '
: omoni . '
W. H. Moore. President. 1 v
'Si. E. Lytle. Vice-Prealdent. 1 '
W. Cooper Morria. Caehler.
,,' - S. Logan Haya, Aaa't Caehler.
BIBBOTOSS -W.
H. Moor' E. E Lytle,
Leo Frlede, W. H. Oopeland.
W. Cooper. Morria. . '
8300 COST; 83000
' THE SAVING
Garbage Plant Crematory Super
S- intendent Hat Plan for In-JI
' stalling Cooking Vats."
TO SELL CREASE, BONE : . . :
iANDHIDESJDFAN!MALS
Forced Draught System in Furnaces
Ordered Removed Meat Inspect
ion to Get Instructions on Law
From City Attorney McNary.
A aavlng of approximately M.IOS a
year may be made at the garbage cre
matory for an expenditure of 'about
1300, according to Superintendent Dag
gert -who appeared - before - the - Uy
board of health last night with a propo
aitlon to Install cooking vats at the re
duction worke. Ha proposed to skin all
animals brought to tha crematory, sell
Ulelf hide, cook tha carcase In the vata
and save the grease and bona. Qrease
will bring S cents pound at soap fac
tories and bone 2 a ton. at sugar fac
torles. Horse and cow hides bring IS
each and dog hldea IS, cents. He esti
mated that th city would realise ap
proximately 11,600 -a yeaf , from thie
source... . , m-
A resolution waa paased asking the
city council to appropriate funda for the
purchase of a vat and a pair of scales
for the crematory. Tha resolution wui
be introduced at - the meetlna of the
T'counoll today. 4 - ' - '
- The forced air . draught Installed at
the crematory by R. Robinson, Sr., who
reconstructed the reduction works last
spring, waa declared defective by Su
perintendent Daggart and alao by W. O.
McPharaon, an engineer who. recently
made an inspection of the crematory.
It Is said that the furnaces are not
built for forced draught, and (hat the
fan syatem makes the grates and the
bricks burn 'out ruining the furnaces.
Superintendent Daggert waa ordered to
take the forced draught arrangement
out. v. .... .... ..
Dr. Loveberry of the government bu
reau of animal Industry, Pr. Madden, a
government Inspector of meats at the
Paclflo Statee Packing company, and
Dr. Mae Card Well appeared before the
board-in-tha interest of me meat1 in-1
spectlng ordinance, ., the validity, of
which waa upheld recently by the cir
cuit court It waa decided that before
the inspectors provided for unden the
ordinance were appointed, the board
should jasours legal advlcu from City
Attorney McNary in order that It may
know how far to proceed. -
' Dr. O. M. Wells, residence. Hobart
Curtla Phone Main 12. . :- .
ds 3Ut It many timet frtatrr
ners
T
. Mark of Qm Hons I
r,.a.;pAL cvAr;o2LiCAL cnuncii
TO BURN OLD MORTGAGE FRIDAY
Memorial Evangelical Church.
, A Jubilee servloe at Memorial Evan
gelical - church, Eaat Eighteenth and
TIbbetta streets, Friday evenlnr will
mark the removal of the' 1 1.100 indebtedness-whlcirrhftS
1urif -over the hulldtng
and manse, for aeveral yeara. Paatora
from other Evangelical churchea of. the
city will take part In the program.' The
feature will, bejthe burning of the mort
gage notea. - . ' - r .
Tha church was founded by Rev. L. 8.
Fisher In USD, and lit llll Rtv, N.
Shupp organised the society. The church
waa built during tha aummer of llll
under the pastorate of Rev. O. A. Mans
hardt Rev. P. J. Qreen rendered faiths
tul and untiring servloe in raising the
principal part of the lndebtedneae, a
work completed-by the-present pastor.
Rev. R. D. Streyfeller. S
BUILDER DIES
J. H. Smith Waa One of the Best
r
Known Contractors in the
;?V;;V'V West.
MADE A FORTUNE. THEN
-,v-: LOST IT IN BIG PANIC
Was-Original Owner of Willamette
Heights, Was ' Interested in Sell
wood and ' Sannyside . and Built
Mansion at Top of Mt Tabor.
By tha death of J. H. 8ralth,'who died
at Fallon. Nevada, last Sunday, the weat
lost one of Its beat-Jrnown railroad con-tfttUtoiS.'-Fur
eaia lie ha psedletad
thai era of railroad building that baa
Juat begun In thla section of the United
States, and had hoped to retrieve his
fortune In the construction of the -new
lines. At the eve of the great' rush of
4SSM
J. H.- Smt1i. :
roads to the Columbia river death called
him. --
A keen Judge of men and work, J. H.
Smith amaaaed a large fortune In rail
road work, then lost every cent of It In
real eatate Investments Just at the open
ing of the USf panic. At the time of
hie death he waa president of the Pa
clflo Coast Construction company. .. His
body is 'expected to arrive here)-. tomor
row, and It la thought that tns runerai
eervlcea wjll be conducted by the Elks.
Mr. Smith waa also a Mason. He leavea
widow, one eon and three atep-chll-
dren. - ' -
Born at Nottingham. England, it
ywars'ago. itr. Smith came to America
when lad. After living several yeara
In Canada, he returned to England, then
came to the United Statee. - Ha worked
on a Wisconsin ranch for some time.
men begsn rauroaaing ana ouiuiing
levees along the Mlsaisalppl river. He
oon formed a partnerahlp viHh John
Hale. The new firm built rallroada
throughJiowa and Kansas, working
westward on ths Rio Grande system.
Smith 4k Hals constructed much of the
desert route of tha Oregon Short Line,
and then built the O. It ft N. through
P QUEER
RAILROAD
' I'
The program for the aervlces Friday
follows: .. , t ',
: Anthem, Memorial choir; : Invocation.
RawThaodnra HrhanerFlrat-German
Evangelical church; scripture reading,
Rev. H. O. Henderaon; anthem. First
Enarliah church: "Our Outlook. H. -A1'
bright; address, T. C. Mechel, general
mleeionary aecretarr of Cleveland. Ohio;
"Our Experience," Kev. P. O. Green, who
atarted the debt campaign; "Our Rela
tione to the Public," Rev. fl. A. Stewart,
Flrat English church; "Our Proepecta
for the Future," Rev. N. Shupp; "Lettera
and Sketchea of Former Pastors - In
Charge, of tha Memorial Church." Rev.
R. D. Streyfeller. preoent paator; burn
ing ,ofthe notea; chorua. First German
choir; benediction. p
Piles Canyon and down : the .Powder
LRIver valley. After this waa completed,
the partnership, wss dissolved and Mr,
8mltureturo.ed to- England for a short
visit. The visit over. Smith; again
formed a. partnership with Hale, and.
Joining forces with tw AUter contrac
tors, they built a atretnch of the North
ern Pacific's main line from Ellenaburg
to five mile weat of the Stampede tun
nel. Including the then famous switch
back. ; : ..' " . V;;,
Before this work waa completed.
8mlth St Hale took the contract to fin
ish the Southern Paclflo between Port.
land and San Francisco. When this was
finished, the firm dissolved and both
came to Portland, where Mr. Smith In
vested heavily In real eatate. He waa
the. original owner of Willamette
Heights and waa deeply tntereated In
Woodstock and Sunnyalde when they
were laid out. He purchased 10 acrea
On the top -of Mount Tabor, where he
erected a handaome realdenoe. ,
But the contracting, aplrit in htm
would not stay down, ao Just as a pas.
Mme he built a portion of the city's
old cable llnea Then he built SO miles
of the O. R. N.'s Coeur d'Alene branch,
and alao the Port Townsend Southern
railway. ' While In Idaho, ha Invested
11(0,000 in mines. Afterward he j took
the contract to extend the tracks of the
Union Pacific from Portland to Seattle,
but a change In the management of the
system stopped the work. -1 ,
'tTBe?TCme tn" panlu 1 vt -mSr-end
financial failure.
TEXAS POLICY-HOLDERS
FORM AN ORGANIZATION
(Joaraal Special Sarrfce.) '
Dallas, Tex., Nov. IS. Hundreds of
policy-holders, representing various In
surance companies doing businsss In this
state, are In attendance at the confer
ence which waa opened here today for
ths purpose of considering waya and
means of protecting the Interests . of
the policy-holders. . An organisation will
be formed for the purpose that Texas
policy-holdera may have a voice In the
selection of the fruateee and directors
of insurance companies doing bualness
in the state. , -
.. Almost Closed Oat. ,
A surprisingly large number of fine
pianos. Pianola pianos. Pianolas and
organs have been aold by Eilers Piano
House during the paat couple of weeks,
and the great Exposition sale: Is rap
idly drawing to a close. . -
There are still left for sale several
very choice styles of the moat costly of
Chlckertnara alaa two vSrv hnry un.
right Klmbails, three Webers, one veryl
,).. u.n w.. ... i ... i a.k . n
and one Pianola, piano, . together with
several Pianolas, and 4ess . than a half!
dosen "second-hand" pianos of various
makea :'''. -
If you ever hope to own a really
choice piano, an instrument that has
been selected by some Connoisseur or
high clasa artist specially for some
prominent feature of the muaieat work
of our great Lewis and Clark Expoa
t ion, and secure such a musical gem at a
very aubstantlal reduction In price, you
a ill have to attend thla sale without de
lay, Payments have been made se thor.
oughly easy, too, that no one whoae
home is without a really fine piano need
hesitate to secure one. "Money back,"
we eay, If the purchaae, after delivery.
Is not in every way acceptable 'to. you.
What more can be dona! .If you're com
ing, come thla afternoon or evening.
Ellers Piano House, til Washington
street. : . -. .-, . . , . ..
Milwaukle, Country Club. ;
Eaatern and SeattU faces. Take Sell-
wood and Oregon City cars at First aad
Alder.
Ths little folks love Dr. Woed's Nor
way Pine Hrrup. pleeaant to take; per
fectly harm Una. Positive cute for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma. .
Preferred Stock Canned oeda.,
Allen ft Lewis Beat Brand,
i - 1
t ' ,.t
i)0YS.
Aro yea vatching for thb maii
who cells XISacood ? clothes
V
He will call on us within a week, perhaps In
three daysT possibly today. Watch all trains,
the streets, and especially our store. -We've a
handsome suit oLXT,A?H J-Pj-'JLj
first boy under H who
Remember to rfay:
Ec!crhti:cr, Steia
Sam'l Elosenblatt Co.
-.. ', v- ,s , r
Cor, Ttird vxi Morrison Sts. ; ;
G. P. RUIV1MELIN M SONS
. No.
Between
AJrnsxatzsTTa.
Bttasco Theatre
su
, MxAsoo KATta. non.-r ;
- ' -- a,.al TaV.a,W(.aa4MS taSL
C S. rrla. Ow. atea, B. U Sakett, Baa. Ms.
.' . TOMIQMT. I II 111 1U '
LAST .W1IK OF THS BOMAITTIO " ACTOB
lVhite Whittlesey
Ur-aicaari ' XaaaSald's Srest Seeeees
"THE FIRST VIOLIN"
triiliiffe, tSe to T5c; MaHom. aUtnrde 4
dtjbuiip. mtm v sw.
JTtt Wwwk. diltcrtlny With Vatls Sunder
"TKX JATAL CABS."
TamhlU ana ThlrS Bte. Phoee Hats MOT.
Heats ex awtu aaauw.
.; ... TOIflOBT TOKIOBT
T. W, Diskls's raaMaa Beaaty Shew, Maalcal
aoriequ , .L.-.-a-- .
The Utopians"
1
aaa . 1 aBdt. " BA. VttaS tmaltSaaBSi
BTaniTlfJ pnesjsj. SWT, wg, ar-v. "t mm aVl
Betstraer iwec purnxmrnmcmt, atw, w, ew
TUM PA IIMJ.IT HTM
Harquam CrandTheatre
an, u'.i. ajta
TONIGHT and TOMOkROW,MOHT. at S:1S,
. . 1M I lerwr inwi mw,
i HABBT BTZSTATZB, ' ."'
' la Baarlk Itieta'a Orvatut Draau, .
jiO M 08T8" 'y
The rtramatle Treat ef tae BVaaos,
.. PRICK-ase. Ste, SOB. TSe. SI.
THE QRAND
- llirW S TBATBSTT CO.
Aad Oaeraa ef DaaetBg fttrta. l,;. ...,;
A ORBAT CAST. .
Baaded bf Toay Weat. Maaa asd .
rran vrj aaa mrrj, four, .
Slnaloe, randBg asS Well-IMUrd Ckeraa ef
Pr.ttjr Qlrla.
Ilmril aSmlaaloa 10c: etenlnca, gandara and
soHdara. taairTid aaeta as lower Soar Kv; Sail
aiatlneaa, entire anrar aner jwt nam aeaia., aoc
LIBERTY THEATRES
,t: FOCBTH AND STABK STBCCTS.
" UanaivBimt of Keatlnir A Floo.
SEASOB'S SBBAXXST BILL.
Xarr SehaUlt. Lea Walts.
Tke Beriiae OkiMrea.
Badalsk Xaklaad. Bally aad Davis.
Movtas rvtwm. , mm mwi WHawt.
PcrforaiasrM 4all at t:SO. T art aad p. SI.
Advlaaloe, TEH aad rwiTi eaaia. ..
THE STAR ;
f Bei U OUi We4e 1
.' tflaa KidasUBdaai Tataaklma ...
- Conler aad H .
Stajvaeapa
aJ .1 - - - 1kMI - - - eiaaaajlaiH - A
kAhrla, reaerrad aaals m Aawar.Ar Sue; koi
araia sCe
lyric theatre;
WIIK STABTDtS MOVSAT, BOTIMBIB IS.
"The Heart of Steel.
A Oaatedr-firaaea ef the Arises Bariar, .
Adaitaaiea 10s. B Marred Seats SOe.
Empire Theatre
i Itth aad Morrlaea.'
i Male nr.
MtT.TO W. SBAWAV. Manafer.
. . r art MM a raealar rierboaae. -
Txnlkt An Weak Matliwe Sa tarda r,
The starrjv Jlagllot Mitatral Ceaaadx,
"Hooligan's Trbubles"
A atawne ef mmmtmr. danrtaf. atnriAe aad
aaaairvi avaiprffv, airacs iroai .mw 1 mK WKf.
BVTi puirits tie, e, w, BOs.
MATINEE miCSS-lOc. Ut. tie. "' "
KBIT WttE-"A BBOKBJI BBABa.
catches him. , ;'; '
YOU IN ttOTX
Cv Co., tsA vCX
S
136 Second Street -
Washington and Aider Streets, t'
FURCOATS
Our Stock of Fur Coats
. in Alaska Sealskin. Persian Lamb. Mink. Otter,
B e sver, Astrachsn and Near Seal are made tip 2
in the latest designs, wun .iow, conari, cion
' effects and fancy beltsr ;;;-' ':r f v.
Misses and Children's Furs
--:....'.";.';. Fur. Carriage and Anto Robes'
v ,'",. ' . .Fur' Caps and Gloves. " .,T r .-; '
Leading and Reliable Furriers
EsUbUahed 1870. - Send for Catalogue..
EVERYBODY
' By purchasing a Suit or Over,
eoat for man or youth yon get
a compliment of a , ,
of charge, which will make the
.whole family happy at its
inantgmng dinner. . - . .
We save you 20 per cent on
Shoes, Hats, Pants, Shirts or
Underwear. Alao a full stock
of Trunks, Suit Cases, Blankets
and Comforjters. r -
jonrj DELLAR
BUNKING TWO STC2ES
Cor. First sad YxsttSl tzi
CorJUrlalJ)iils
REMOVAL SALE
V Are aolaT to Blove. Seeeaakes X, to
. 1M Sixth Bt Oor. Alder.
We have large new shipments to ar
rive at that time and wish before then
1o dhrpoee ef eur entire present stock
or Pianos. .'!,.; .
Not an Instrument In reserve and yeu j
ran now here buy HIGH ORADB
PIANOS at prices never before heard of.
" STEINWAY
A. B. CHASE ESTEY
EMERSON STARR
HELLER n RICHMOND
':. -fj AND OTHERS
Also a few second-hand pianos from
to a p. -.rr '
Dandore Piano Co.!
Steinwa:Dealert '
233 WASHINGTON STREET
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How It's Made
In making White River Flour the
wheat . kernela are flrat scoured and
rallied by a patent roller proceaa Puri
fying currenta of air are. then paaaed
through It. keeping the flour Tree from
duat particles and the machinery sweet
and clesn. . i."' '
Then "ionised Sir" Is pumped Into the
sgltator so that every tiny partR-le ef
nour Is rreed rrom certain oily proper
tlea common to other hard wheat flours.
and rendered white, dry and granular.
- That la why bread made from White
River Flour la se white and olaan and
appetising is lighter, a little mere
delicate, more satisfying. It Is the per.
lection 01 nara wneat noun.
There'e a guarantee that goaa . with
every aack. It saya: "Try it at our
risk beat you aver used, er , your
money pack.1 Alien Lewis. , v ,
attention
NEIGH
Something Polng
In Camp
now-
1
nuD-r::;:..
full Ta.iY El
LACECUtiTAir;
V4 & xfkk m tuuuk
fV HESE lace curtain
land--portieres - kit mc
shop worn "or soiled
in any", way. ' They art
broken lines of patterns,
which we have discontinued,
There, are no two pairs of
portieres the same pattern,
and not more than two pain
of the curtains are alike. ,
rare opportunity, indeed, anc"
while there are a great manj
pairs in the lot, these specia,
prices will move them aloft;
rapidly come early. 4
r - ' ar ral.
$12 to $15 Portieres. ,G.5
$9 to $12 Portieres. Y.$4.C'
$5 to $9 Portieres. . . .93C
$8 to $10 Curtains... 9- .C,
$6 to $8 Curtains., , .93.5',
$4 ta6U:urtaina92.C'
(2.50 to $4 Curtains. .52. C
TADLE COVER:
B
ROKEN lines of chen
lie and tapestry cov
ers in a choice , lot c
beautiful designs, no tw;
alike, at half former price.
R
EMNANTS linen warp
matting, all choice pat-
terns: 35c ft 50c qua!.
Per Tard.
Lengths up to 5 yards'. .100
Lengths 5 to 12 yards. .18
, Kan tkeae tkiaga oknrt
t'lU yea like, aad we'll auke f
. .Vteraaa eeay. ..... J .',
0UTFITTIKGCC
Tke -Stem Where Tear Credit fa OooJ
WASHKGTOri ANE
TENTII STREETS
Matting S2!:
'. We have ia very large line e(
finest quality' of Linen Warf
Matting on hand and must elosf
Out In order to make room for
holiday goods now arriving. In
eluding ''
Xmas Toys and
Japanese .
. ' WBtOUBBAUl ABT9 BSTAXk ,
We will continue our auction
sale 1 day longer. 'Come axd
get bargains.
Andrew Kan & Co.
SS7 BtOBMUSOBT ST.
Concrete Cc.nstrccticnf
TOt Chamber ef Commerce.
Manufarturera of Concrete aione I : -i
Contractors for all klnJ of ..
work.
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