THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ; 17, 1912.
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Town Topics
TONIGHTS AMUSEMENTS
, BEILIO-Paul I. naluey'i rAfirtcan Hnint,"
motion pictures.'
BAKER llie Baf Flayers 'Jn1 '"The Com
aiamllnl Officer."
, OHPHELM VaudoTlllt (in Bungalow theatre).
LYRIC Keating Flood Mualca) Coined com
pany In "The Merry Manlaca." -
THE EMPRESa Vr.ndeille, .
PANTAHES Vaudavllla.i. 1 ' . ' ' I
for amuaement dvcrtllnir sea page t.
i earner tvuuiuuuit .
k"SPrMind and ulclnltr Occalonl rata to
I BlgWor Wertnady, southerly wlnda; '
Oregon and Waihlnstou Occasional rain
- weat toDlght or Wednesday, generally fair
. , at portion toulght and Wedneaday. Soutli-
erly wtada. ,
, Idabo Generally ' fair tonight and Wednes
day. ' THEODOKH F. DRAK8.
Autlng District Forecaster.
Industrial Contests L. R. Alderman,
state superintendent of choola, while, tn
Portland yesterday, arranged with Em
ery Olmntead, , chairman ( of the state
earth . education committee, and C. C.
Chapman, development manager 6f the
. commercial . club, for a meeting of the
.' committee on industrial contests to be
held in Portland December 27. "No
t work ever done in Oregon ever received
o much cooperation," said Superintend
eot Alderman.' "Business organizations,
bankers, stockmen, "parents, teachers,
ministers, all helped. The contest of
1811 will be twice as great an In 1912.
because It will be built upon the work
ef last summer, "We will organise more
systematically to attract larger and
, more : representative exhibits. Ef
; Xort will be made to have but one gen-
eral fair for each county, and make it
as large as possible, and especially rep
resentative of what the children have
done, I We shall specialise this year tn
poultry contests. We believe the value
of addlltonal eggs and chickens will
be more than the cost of running the
school In a given county. Professor
Alderman has nearly recovered from
tHswtoroken leg caused by a motoroycle
Wrfccldent In Lake county, although he
till limps slightly.
-" Saloonkeeper Sued- Andrew Sum
buck's love for a small trams of stud
' poker cost him ITOO between October 12
ana Octooer 20 last, accoraing 10 a
complaint he filed In the circuit court
yesterday, and now be asks that J. B.
Miller, in whose saloon at 1 North 8ec-
nd street he lost the money, be re
quired to double his losses or pay him
SHOO according to statute. Stambucl:
(declares the game was played for chips
which were gooi for trade at face value,
or which would be redeemed at a certain
cash value. -
' Asks $40,000 Damages Damages of
almost $1000 a foot for each 12 inches
be dropped are asked by George E. Sul
livan against the Portland Water Power
& Electric Transmission company In a
suit filed In .circuit court yesterday.
Eulllvan was badly injured by falling
41 feet from a, scaffold at the concrete
dam In the Clackamas river near Estn
cada. He alleges that the scaffold was
unsafe, and complains that he was In
jured '840,000 when precipitated on the
rocks from the scaffold. The accident
occurred January 3. 1911.
. lues for $8100 Damages Damages on
account of the death of Otis H. Jenkins
two years ago last Saturday, amounting
In all to $8100, are asked by Elmer A.
Jenkins, administrator of the estate of
the '. deceased, against the Union Meat
company In a suit filed yesterday In the
circuit court Cenklna was seriously In
jured when struck by a moving belt
which slipped from a pulley In the com
pany's plant June 8, 1910. In September
he was operated on at the Good Samari
tan hospital, but his death came In De
cember. Dear Triends A very cordial Invita
tion Is extended to you from the ladles
of the Ohio society to Our Christmas
party at the Imperial hotel December
10, 1918. Games, contests, guessing,
smelling r--i cards. Six prises will be
trlven. Refreshments served. Do not
miss this Jollification. Your acknowl
edgment will be appreciated. Very cor
dially, Mrs. Kathryn M. Hoffman, chair
man entertainment committee, Imperial
botel. Twenty-five cents admission
ach,
Willamette Boulevard Plans Plans
for the proposed extension of Wlllam
ttte boulevard from Killlngsworth ave
nue to the east approach of the Broad
way bridge are now being prepared In
the city engineer's office. The contem-
Commenciug W e d n e s
day, Dec. 18th, our shop
will remain open even-
N iners.
Santa Claus has certain
ly done a good stunt for
4 our Christmas tree, and
he is all ready to do the
s am e- f or-yoursi H i r
a.
present address is care of
Buffum & Pendleton
11 Morrison, Opp. Postoffice
TODAY
Tasty "XlAST ttnrUTE" OZTTS la
OBIXHfTAfc GOODS.
Andrew Kan.; .Jr.'
end Tloor Globe Eldg,, 438 Wash,
plated extension widens the old boule
vard to 80 feet and cuts) out a number
of sharp turn and curves. It will be
about two .- miles . In 1 length, and will
cost a huge sum of money, but when
finally completed wtlf rreatly shorten
the distance by, vehicle from St Johns
to the heart pf the business district of
Portland.,
'rv::y K : 'Jl S :! v'4""
, XTorta Portland Problems S. I Wood
ward, president of the North Portland
Commercial club, and Mrs. 8. JC. Nich
ed en, president of the woman's auxiliary
to the club, have called a Joint meeting
to be held 'it . 7:30 o'clock tonight , at
Thiol's hall. Marshall N. Dana Is sched
uled to give si talk on the Greater port
land plans, and Frank fa Riley or one
of his emissaries will talk on the- Pa
cific highway question. ' The meeting
will be open to all, and women are espe
cially Invited. - It Is expected that dis
cussion at the meeting will have to do
with subjects of vital important to the
residents of North Portland, and a targe
attendance is urged.
Killed by Cavela J. Henderson,- S3
years old, living, in a houseboat, was
killed yesterday afternoon by a Yayeln
of a sewer at East Thirty-seventh and
Hancock streets. The accident happened
at 8 o'clock, Henderson going to work at
1 o'clock. He was employed by Jeffrey
& Buff ton, sewer contractors, and was
working si -the bottom of an eight foot
trench. The sewer at this point was not
considered in a dangerous condition, as
the, ground was reasonably solid. Other
workmen nearby anticipated the caveln,
warned Henderson, but too late, as the
falling dirt caught him. The deceased
la married. An inquest will be held this
afternoon. ' ,: " - . ': -
' To Return With Prisoner James
Byrne, an alleged ex-convlct and mail
scheme defrauder, will be started back
to Buffalo, N. T., tonight to stand trial
In the federal court of the Western New
York district on a fraudulent use orhe
mails charge. He will be taken by
Deputy United States Marshal H. M.
Dukes and Robert F, Magulre, deputy
in the office of United States District
Attorney McCourt will accompany as
special guard. Dukes will return imme
diately after turning his prisoner over,
but Magulre will spend Christmas tn
Toledo, Ohio, where his wife Is visiting
relatives. .
White Slavery Charged -The trial of
Harry Schloss, charged with white sla
very, was taken up in the. United States
district court today befpre Judge Wol
verton. Christian Hermann, a German
subject, Is plaintiff in a suit started to
day before Judge Bean in the federal
court in a case to decide timber values
of some lands left to him by his wife In
Coos county. The defendants are John
F. Hall, Isaiah Hacker and Jane Doe
Hacker.
Bock Quarry Beport Superintendent
A. G, RossNsf the Mnnton rock quarry,
tn a report fUed with Mayor Rush
light today, states that a total of 1024
men were confined at the. Jail during
the year. Crushed rock to the amount
of 24,686 tons was furnished the county
and 22,261 tons to the city engineer's
department. The cost of maintaining
the sub-Jatd and quarry was $61,882.
Bobber Tlned $100-For assaulting
and robbing Emory Gray, a hod carrier,
last night, Louis Latham was fined
$100 this morning In the municipal
court. Gray is 70 years old, while
Latham is S3. Gray lost a watch and
$15 In cash. In the municipal court
this morning, Latham denied any knowl
edge of the affair. He was arrested
by Patrolman Grlsm.
Sunday Bohool Snparlnten dents The
Baptist 8unday School Superintendents'
union will meet tomorrow evening at
8:16 at the Y. W. C. A. Rev. J. D.
Springston will speak on "Teacher
Training-." and Mrs. S. W. Ormnhv nn
a "Bigger and Better Sunday School."
aii Baptist superintendents and de
partment superintendents sre urged to
be present.
Two in Bankruptcy -J. E. Day, pro
prietor of a cafeteria at 375 Yamhill
streetr filed a petition in bankruptcy
today, giving liabilities as $2666, and
assets as $2650. William K. Moore, a
contractor and builder of Portland, in a
bankruptcy petition today named assets
as $100 and liabilities as $727.
Folaoa Oak Tiotim BeooTerlng City
Health Officer C. H. Wheeler, who was
taken to St. Vincent's hospital last Sun
day, suffering from an attack of poison
oak, Is recovering rapidly and expects
to resume his duties before the end of
the week.
Boy Suffocates for want of air rifles.
shotguns, hunting clothes.! First aid
outfits, lunch sets, flashlights, cigar
lighters, etc., for Christmas. Open even
ings after next Tuesday. Archer &
Wiggins, Sixth and Oak streets.
To Discuss Walt Whitman. Jam e s
J. Sayer is to address the Portland
Educational alliance Thursday even
ing of this week at the Neighborhood
house In South Portland, his subject
being 'Walt Whitman."
Burglars Bob Residence The home of
H. T. Russell, 148 East Eighth street
north, was entered by burglars- last
night, a gold watch and old coins being
stolen. Entrance waf gained by raising
a rear window.
Santa "Olaus Prices When compared
with others, but our regular prices on
dresser and desk sets, brushes, leather
goods, perfumes and other Xmas novel
ties. Alder street Pharmacy, 242 Alder
street.
Plfts should express the character
of the giver. You are invited to look
at the beautiful and distinctive offer
ings of the Art, Craft and Curio Shop,
404 Morrison.
Koxom removes superfluous hair tn
five minutes. It Is absolutely harmless
as prepared by the Red Cross Pharmacy,
corner 7th and Ankeny strets J
Balny Weather But Barette keeps
busy making good clothes for men who
want-their money's worth. He's the
Good Value Tailor. 26$ Alder.
Christmas Photos Have your sitting
tomorrow. , Photos finished In time for
Christmas. Davles Studio, Morrison, be
tween Third and Fourth.
The Bed Cross Pharmacy, corner Sev
enth and Ankeny streets, is the only
store In Portland authorised to use the
Red Cross label. e
Steamer. Jessie SarUns for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
Bedham Potter, genuine Indian cu
rlosaIum..IiuUtllngg. Jewalryy.books and
cards. Art, Craft and Curio Shop, 404
Morrison street.
Holiday Suits will be the same price
and quality as all my suits, because I'm
always Barette. the good value tailor.
268 Alder. . .
To Address Citric Olna Ttv
Ru.sgell Talbot, chairman of the munlcl
Civic club In the Medical bull ding- audi
torium at o'clock this evening, ,
Gilford's Ortgoa Tlews, framed for
Christmas, 7Sa Commercial work done
at commercial prices. Studio 418 Stark
street. ,; .; : J ,;: ; , ,'.,.':,,f :v ,. ,
Vnturaal Gifts for Xmas and prises
for card parties at the Shop of Fine
Arts, corner Seventh and Salmon,
Imported Silks, gowns, embroidered
goods, curios and furniture. Chinese
Bazaar, 410 Morrison.
Dr. Sarry 1. Molay, now 411-418-41
Ellers bldg Seventh and Alder.
Dr. Mobi. S Jones, dentist,' bow la
1123 Belling bldg. Phone Main 1925.
W. A, Wise and assootatea, painless
dentists. Third and Washington. ;
81 Jewel BamUtoa Watob, $25 Uncle
Myers. 71 Sixth st.j near Oak.
Many refined and distinctive gifts at
Christlonsen's; 187 W. Park.
Pancy Christmas sale, St Patrick's
hall, December 18, ,17,, 18.
We frame pictures pleasingly. Wood
ard, Clarke & Co. ;
Dr. Aj W. Baird, Medical Bldg has
returned. ,
Dr. B. a Brown, Eye, Ear. Mohawk.
Best $35 Diamond ring at Aronsdn's.
Best $23 Diamond rtar Aronson's.
Framed Pictures '
First and Last
Framed pictures are always an at
traction in every home, and nothing is
more acceptable or appropriate for the
holidays. At 60o and 75c we offer this
season an assortment that meets a large
demand: at 81.00 and $2.00 many beauti
ful productions are shown and a very
fine class at still higher prices. In all,
our showing is the most extensive, at
tractive and reasonably priced In the
city. -,
, SANBORN, VAIL A CO-
170 First Bt
The Importance of
The Picture Frame
Framing with our large equipment
and staff of skilled operators, the most
artlstlo framing can be done on short
has been a study with us for more than
, ' SANBORN, VAIL ft CO.,
170 First St.
Aune's Christmas Week
We ate prerared to' attend to the
delayed sittings for the Christmas gift
Photo. Those Who ca.ra tnr vnu will
care for your portrait. Our water color
sepia win piease tnem. Columbia bldg.
Men's Suits
Buy of me and save money. An ex
perienced tailor makes the necessarv
alterations free of charge. Jimmy
uiui, ruum io uregonian Diag. Take
elevator.
The Grove Xmas Photo.
Wfl Will hft flhla malrm. . ,.
.Mttings for Christmas delivery. C El-
euavav i w o, gv VY B $9 111 II g lUll Bl
Home-Made Candy
Woman's Exchange. 186 Fifth street
We are closing out new and slightly
used music rolls before January 1.
- ........ " uign as f.,HU CLJIli
$8 and are now marked eight rolls for
Everything reduced. If you have a
player piano lay In a big stock of
music rolls now. Our muslo roll library
is the largest in the west. We carry
rolls for all makes of olayer pianos
Ellers Music House, Alder street at
Seventh.
Harry Glynn, English baritone, at The
uouvre. Musical program 6 to 8, 10 to
12 p. m.
In Germany thore Is a four story
hotel for horses that will accommodate
2000 animals.
Guarantee
Our money
back guarantee
goes with every
purchase at The
National. We
guarantee both
quality and price.
WHISKEYS
NATIONAL MONOGRAM WHIS
KEY -gallon. $3.00; full 7C
quart OC
HILWOOD BOURBON AND
MULTNOMAH RYE, gal.,
$3.50; quart P 1
NATIONAL RYE OR BOURBON
WHISKEY, 10 years in1 "(
the wood, gal $5; qt...Pl3
OLD CROW WHISKEY, 10 years
In the wood, gal., $5.50; f Cf
full quart ..J)1.0U
HERMITAGE RYE OR BOUR
BON, 10 years In thedS tt(
wood, gal., $3.50; qt,...P l.OU
SCOTCH WHISKIES IN BULK,
according to age, gat, $4.50 to
S 18.OO. . .
COTCH WHISKIES IN BOT-
-TLB, complete, line, Black and
White, John Dewars. Watson's
No. 10, Old Smuggler, House of
Lords, Ha!g & Halg, S and S Star,
King William V. O. P.
Whiskies bottled-in-bond. every
well known brand at lowest prices.
BRANDIES
CALIFORNIA BRANDIES Full
line, qt., $l to $1.50.
IMPORTED .BRANDIES All
iTidsrtr$i:25"to $2TT"
in yah vwtA w
SATS -85 09 SOUS AT CZ0A&8.
NATIONAL WINE CO.
BTX An STAJtX BTS. ' ' VKOYXSi M. 6499A-4499.
. oub ctosb xs orxnr svTRT XTsarara.
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STELLAR FEATURES
Week's Bill Contains High
Class Attractions;' "The
Rube" Is Headliner.
One may pick any of four acts on
the new Orpheum bill to win the stellar
honors and be "In the 'money" on any
one of tfceffl. ; The new, lineup, which
opened at the Bungalow theatre last
night for the current week's run, 1 Is
probably one of the best all around pro
grams of, the season, and last night's
audience of Orpheumltes more than ap
preciated the good things offered them.
Easily in the top notch class are Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Barry, presenting "The
Rube," with Mrs, Barry as the actress,
Mr. Barry as "the rube. "The Rube"
Is a bright, sparkling bit of action with
a scream In every little movement
In a clever home-Ufa sketch, "Little
Mother," Louise Galloway and Joseph
Kaufman company are seen to splendid
advantage. "Little Mother" is calcu
lated to wring out a few tears between
laughs, and withal It Is such a clever
mixture of pathos and humor that If
made a spontaneous hit with last night's
Great Retduction Sale
MADE TO ORDER
Save Money by Spending It!
A Suit with Extra Trousers now for the suit price alone
$25, $30, $35
AND UPWARDS
William
108 Third Street
not fill
theTable Bread Discriminating Family
MU'IfiL
Buy Christmas Wines
and Liquors at
The Quality Store
Christmas finds Portland's foremost Family Liquor Store
with the largest and most complete stock of delicious Wines, fine
Whiskies, Brandies, Cordials, Sparkling Wines and Champagnes,
in its history 1
For eight years we've been in this location, carrying ONLY
QUALITY GOODS, all of it governmental pure food inspected.
Prices are -the lowest, consistent with quality. You get only
pure unadulterated Wines and Liquors at The NationaTAND
WHEN YOU SEE IT ADVERTISED HERE, IT'S SOI
We repeat buy your Christmas Wines and Liquors at Th
Quality Store 1 ORDER TONIGHT OR TOMORROW,
EITHER BY PHONE OR IN PERSON. Our auto delivery
carries no signs.
TO OUT-OF-TOWN PATRONS WE PREPAY EXPRESS
CHARGES ON ALL ORDERS OF $4.00 AND OVER, EX
CEPTING CHAMPAGNE AND BEER.
WINES
110 Vintage Port Wine, PA
gallon OUC
4-year-old Wines Port, Sherry,
Angelica or Muscatel, gal., OP.
$1; qt AOC
8-year-old Wines Port. Sherry,
Angelica, Muscatel, Tokay, Ma
deira, Malaga and White ft
Port. gal. $1.50; full qt....UC
12 - YEAR - OLD FINEST CALI
FORNIA WINES Port, Sherry.
Angelica, Muscatel, Tokay, Ma
deira, Malaga and White Tr
Port, gal., $2.50; quart. ... s JC
NATIONAL'S BEST $4 CALI
FORNIA WINES Port. Sherry,
Angelica and Muscatel,
gallon .......
XHFOBTSD CHAMPAGNE.
MUMM'H EXTRA DU? Quart.
$3.25) Pt. $1.75.
MOET & CHANDON WHITE
SEAL Qt., $3.25: Pt.$1.75.
POMMEROY & GREENOUGH
Qt. 83.25; Pt, $1.75.
MONOPOLE RED TOP Quart,
$3.25: Pt. $1.75.
LOUIS ROEDERER'S Quart,
$3.25: V.. $1.75.
IMPORTED GERMAN. FRENCH
AND ITALIAN WINES ANtL
CORDIALS llafge'assortment.
auditors. Miss Galloway climbed an
other notch in the esteem of her Port
land admirers by her convincing por
trayal of the mother, while Mr. Kauf
man wis no l-:s well received. Others
in the company who are clever are
Catherine Bronson, Clalra Whitney and
Helen Buckley. ': X',
One of Will M. Cressy's "hits," en
tltled, "Monday," is put on by O'Brien
Havel, as a bead usher; Arthur Havel,
call boy, , and Miss Valeska, as the
vaudeville theatre star. The sketch has
to do with the stage, of course, and ts
probably one of the best of the comedy
sketches on route. The Havels and
Miss Valeska handle It to the best ad
vantage, O'Brien Havel being especially
clever in his bead, usher characterisation..-"
."; ': '.'r;'v ' '"' V :
. Ruby Raymond and Bobby Heath, In
a musical turn, fn which Mr. Heath in
troduces several of his own song, hits,
are several steps ahead of the usual
vaudeville team, and last night they
easily won a place In the hearts of Port
land Orpheum-goers.
Chris Richards, billed as the "Eccen
tric English Chap," Is rather out of the
ordinary and succeeds in pleasing.
Frank and Truman Rice do some clever
tumbling to start the bill out a" tn
Schmettans, In classic poses and eculllb
rlstlc stunts, close .the Interesting and
enjoyable program.
A Question of Sense
What's the sense In paying more for
Vat h,n von can aret Quality and
any up-to-date style in the Kenshaw
for $2. Drop in at tne iiensnew svoro,
next the Globe theatre.
Jerrems' Boas
. Tailor for Young Meri
SPARKLING WINES and
CHAMPAGNES
CRESTA-BLANCA SPARKLING
WINES Qt, $1.25; Pt. 75.
ITALIAN - SWISS COLONY
SPARKLING WINE Quart,
$1.75; pt, $1.
ITALIAN-SWISS COLONY TIPO
Red or white, qt, 65.
PAUL MASON'S CHAMPAGNE
AND SPARKLING BURGUNDY
Qt. $1,501 Pt, 75.
FREE
This Beer.Mfnl - neeenter ant tlx
Glasses wltn every order of (3 and
orer. Also 1913 Calendar,
"No More Wash
Days for Me" ,
writes one lady la an un
solicited uttet to the Troy
Laundry.
"All my life Tre been
bothering with wash day at
home, until X fairly dreaded
for Monday to approach,
"Finally, a neighbor who
had been sending her fami
ly washing to The Troy pre.
vailed upon me to give it
a trlaL ,
"Eagerly I opened my
first bundle when It came
back Wednesday morning.
How snowy white the
clothes were. How sweet
and fresh, they smelled.
And the greatest surprise
of all was the small charge,
"Wash day Is now a thing
of the past a our house."
(Name furnished on ap
plication.) '
Go now and do likewise.
Phone for our driver to
top tomorrow morning.
, PHONES
East 33 B-611B
(Botsfoxd Service
vm cakbt a rxnx inn or
Christmas Cards
Calendars
Holiday Papeteries
AND
Leather Goods
The Irwin-Hodson Coi
Retail Store
n ran, bit. rajuc a oax
Open Svsnlngs Until cntrlstmaa.
yoifr
fMcxinj, account
where the officers
of the bank are
easily approach
able and ready al
ways to give you
the attention your
business demands.
Feel free to call
and talk the mat
ter over.
Hartman -Thompson
B A IM K
Cham, of Commerce Bldg.
Fourth and Stark Sts.
Opening Sale
OB
Xmas Gifts
We have just opened
the largest, most mod
ern and best stocked
oriental store In Port
land'. To get you ac
quainted with our new,
store and stock we are
offering special in
ducements to "holiday
shoppers.
WAIST rATTEBXS
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SMBB0Z9SBT
TAXCX AOOSS
ttOSXXST &ACB
'tadles' Custom - Made Bilk
trader Garments and Waists.
Sing,ChbngSCo.
Toe Big OHU;h1
Formerly In Mtirfiii(m li't,
K . , 400-402 :.:.ini -i.
I s V J
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Clirlfstmao
; Suogcotlona
Store Open Evenings Until
the Holidays Until 9 o'clock
At The "DOUSE OF COATS"
Men's. Ladies and Child-
. , , . ren s A
RaineoaOs
Price and
Less
Extra Special
350 Men's and Ladies' tan
and gray $5.00 Slip-Ons, to
day, Tuesday and Wednes
day Q1.90
offolffll
BAINCDATW COMPANY
343 Washington St;
One Doer West of Seveatn.
Look for the Big Electric Slgi
HOLIDAY CLOTHES
for
Men anj
Women
Sflvervv-are,
Watches,
Jewelry
Moderate
Prices
and
Easiest
CREDIT
EASTERN
o ii TrrrriH a aouPAirT
eOS'Washlngtoa st at Tentli -
When Bitulithic
Paving is being
laid, the mate
rial is subject to
scientific tests
every hour, in
suring work
without a flaw.
That's the rea
son BITUUTHIC
WEARS!
1
Renton Lump .$8.00
Renton Washed Nut... $7.00
East Creek ...$6.50
Tono .$6,50
Rock Springs .......$10.00
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AND RESORTS
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v European Plan f a dy up '
American Plan $3.00 a daj up
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