THE 'OREGON STATIC AN SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 23; 192C .
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Phones 48fafxa9
The exQulsIt flavor of iHotel
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coffees grown
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WASHING POWDERS
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Largesize k'irl4-i fV Fels iNaptha' Soap, peicartortO
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AmmtmiaBest Ojuaiity I; ; i
2 ; :t.Li.
Ball Bluing, Best!
Imported ,
per dox ....fU wr- size, at dozeij,.
Ck)rax, populsize bottle lv
2 or
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1 RAIX.i
Rain west and raitt and snow
east portions; normal
ture; southeast gales on
Wednesday Max. 42;
tempera-
the coast.
Min. 28;
River 2.8 falling; ; Rainfall .01;
Atmosphere cloudy; Wind SW.
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Newsprint 3dUls t '
The Pacific Newsprint (Mills,
with headiuarters !in Portland,
has been incorporated - by Joseph
H. Rowan, V. A. Johnson and T.
B. Handler. The capital stock is
$100)00. )
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Wanted, Bayer for Anto j
'Repair business in good loca
tion. $650 cash. SocolofBky, 341
State.
J29
Is Granted Divorrr
V'rr.
H. 8. Csrter was granted ' a di
vorce from Stella H, Carter in the
circuit court yesterday. -Cruel and
inhuman treatment ind-doertion
was alleged. . They fft jroirried
In Lewiston, Idaho, iht September,
Three License Issued
- Three ! marriage j Jicensjes were
applied for yesterday jln' thje county
clerk's office. They I were aken
out by-Eldon O. Borthwlcik, salei
raan, 142S1 Saginaw,j street end
Lottie Stephens, Shanlko, f- Or.;
Ross Recket, logger, Sal ?m (route
T, and Virgna Van; Cleave, troute
; Martin A. Westenorf ,
farmer.
and Louise
Angel.
of Mt.
Pomeroy 5:, Keeno
Jewelers and Optometrists
4n8lenv Oregon .-.
Elastman Brother
Furnaces i
Salon Office 169 S. Iligh
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FACTORY SILVERTON, ORE.
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Underwood TypswritcriCo.
. Direct Factory; JSraachj
S10 Court Street Phone 282
Typewriters' Rented, :J5oId.
., --. r Renalred i '! J-
Special rental rate to BtudenU
Muller. both!
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XL F. WOODXIY tt SON
Asetfoe rraitiirs'rieslw.
n lor Dd Furaitar. fiwe
l Urth CosmsreUl. T -.'.i
Office Phoss -75 j
155
HOTEL BWSON'COtEi' MWm
Benaon Cpf fee la produced by the expert blending of the, choicest
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ALL WEEK Sal Sodi, Arm
Larsre pksr.
45c
Extra Fancy Oranges, large size AO
-at dozen ..Jt........li . tOC
Extra Fancy
OjCl Florida Grape
-OlF C ft 3:fori.4-
Prayer, Leagne to Meet ;
The W o m e n 's Evangelical
prayer league will meet today at
2:30 o'clock at the Old People's
Home. ; The hour of the "meeting
has been changed from 9 o
IcUck:
Mr.Corge O'Neil will laad.
All
are welcome." .
Attenti
. All ex-service men are welcome
at the Elk's temple tonight for the
big entertainment and feed. 1 J28
Furniture Upholsierj
And repairing. Glese-Powera
Furniture company. Ii20tf
Club Members Meet
The T. H. D. club members;
spent a very enjoyable time it the
home of Miss Ruth Walker j Mon
day evening. -The hours were
spent in sewing and was followed
later ' by dainty refreshments.
Club members present were j Mrs.
Floyd Seigmund, Edna
Warden,
Pauline Patterson, Bertha Miller,
Elsie Boynton, Doris Bo4en,
Marlowe Miller, Reta CNggtt.
Gladys McKee, . and the hostess.
Miss Ruth, Walker.
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For Sale
New . -room bungalow.
oak
floors, paved street, $2650; $350
down, $36 per month. W. H.
Grabenhorst & Co., 134 S. Liberty
St, Phone' 51 5.
Cooked Food Sale
The Ladies of the First Evan
gelical church will havo a cooked
food sale at the S. P. ticket Office
Saturday afternoon.
Program Thursday Night-
Pa rrish School, benefit stage-
equipment fund. Cantata
one-act play.; Students 15c, adults
25c. i JZ
To Appreciate ''
Our butter horns you must try.
them. We make them better
ever. Six for 25c. Bake Rite: Ba
kery. : .; ' J31
ttend Rate Hearing "
H. H. Corey, chairman of ; the
public service commission; W. P.
Ellis, -Tittorney for th,e commis
sion, and J. M Devers, assistant
attorney general,, will leave today
for 'Washington where they will
attend a hearing in connection
with the proposed railroad devel
opment in Central Oregon. J The
hearing -was called, by the inter
state commerce commission. At
torneys i for the several railroads
interested in the outcome of, the
Salem Hospital
, New 'Building located
oa
i EA8T CENTER 8
North Side
PAINTING
KALSOMINING
PAPER HANGING
For the right kind of materials,
and the" Very - best workman
ship call us, - - ; .
iGaliriel
Powder and Supply Co.
175 8. Jommercial Pbone 72S
TREET
LADD & BUSH, Bankers
established 1803
it t
General Bankinir Businsej
Office Honrs from 10 . m. to 3 p. m.
v.:
N. Commercial St.
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ii
& Hammer
10c
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Jonathans 19
Oranges, medium Q(t
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Fruit , r9Q
FOR DELIVERY ;
Washington.- The proposed rail
road development ifli4rilKfr
ally' was advocated by the .Oregon
public service commission contem
plates j construction of approxl-j
mately 115 miles of new railroad
and common user privileges. Mem
bers of the commission predicted
that the hearing would cover a
period of 10 days.
Furniture Upaotstery !
And repalriu. Gieae-Powers
Furniture company. i20tf
Ladies!
Have you received your pamph
let on the P. N. Practical Front
Corset? Howard Corsetl Shop.
153 S. High St. j j28
The Coffee Shop ,
Has installed a fountain.
Try a
milk shake there.
Pie a la mode.
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Edward Ostrander Returns-
Edward pstrander, member . of
the public" service commission, re-'
turned Wednesday from Kansas
City where he attended a hearing
in connection with the! application
of the western railroads for a sub
stantial increase in rates. The
application was opposed by Mr.
Ostrander, on behalf of the Oregon
public
service .commission.
Baby Chicks - -
Monday afternoon of each week
we will have a special sale on our
pure bred baby chicks. This is
for the benefit of those living iri
the vicinity, of. Salem. Bring your
own chick boxes and save money.
The Salem Chiekeries 264 North
Cottage St., Salem, Oregon. j31
The Blnck Cat Sandwich Shop
At 150 South Liberty will be
open for business Monday, Feb
ruary 1st. J29
House Is Filled 1
The follies of 1925. presented
by the inmates of the penitentiary
appeared before a capacity audi
ence again last night.
B & B Optical Co.
37QH State.; Phone
328. J28
Hotel Marlon '.
Dollar dinner, served 5:45 to 8
every evening. , J2tf
Two Reprieves Granted
Governor Pierce. "Wednesday Is
sued reprieves to John Fehlen and
Arthur Spinning who were sen
Wood Wood
TRACY'S FUEL
YARD
187 D Street i Telephone 2313
F. N; WOODRY
Salem's Leading -
AUCTIONEER
Pays Cash For Furniture
Residence and Store -
1810 North Summer
PHONE 51L t
"Established SlneeOlO?
Yte have some, wonderful
buys in Overland tour
ings: which will give
some one real service and
ihe first cost is the last.
Come down . and look
themover. , -
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tenced to pay lines of $1500 each
and : serve terms . of one year in
the UmatUla eonnty jail on charg
es ofU violating T the prohibition
law.Both, Spinning and Fehlea
have'fcserved their Jail sentences
and 'are without funds to pay their
fines. They were received at the
UmatlUa . county jail, in April,
1925.1 Under the terms of their
release the : paroles are revokable
at the pleasure of the. governor.
Prozraiu Thursday Night
Parrish School, benefit stage
equipment j fund. Cantata and
one-act play. Students I5c, adults
25c. 1- . ;l , J2
vvr j .
Get a Kl!lxck
" Tot your car Pure bred Eng
lish, ibulld6g ppppies for sale.
Phone 166$. j J31
Two pays OfTer
vA $6500 7-room strictly modem
bungalow, garage, only $4900
$500Cftsh, ! balance like rent at 6
6er cent Socolofsky, 341 State.
. j29
lolly-Up to be Giveii
;rA jolly-up ! will be elf by th
Auburn Community etubfhis eve
ning at 7 : 4 5 o'clock. !At Jhe meet
ing, which jwill be free of charge,
an interesting .program will be
presented and refreshments will
be served. The general public,
have 'been I invited to attend the
jolly-up. ' !
WRITES THANKS FROM?
VENICE
People who suffered from seri
ous diseases that started with a
simple cough or cold realize the
importance of checking them right
at the start. W. H. Gray, Venice,
California, writesi "Foley's Honey
d Tar is wonderful for attacks
coughs I and colds." Foley's
Honey and; Tar Compound gives
quick: relief from coughs and corns.
Buy a bottle today, and keep it on
hand for the slightest emergency.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Adv.
Dr. Msrshall, Ostopathi
Physician and surgeon
J28
Bfask Benefit Dance
At ' Derby hall Friday evening.
Public cordially Invited.
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Bids to be Opened
The building committee of the
Salem YMCA will hold a meeting
this! afternoon. Bids for office
and lobby furnishings for the new
building will be opened.
Hani and Bacon Shoot
Sunday. Jan. 31. H. B. Loonoy
farm. 12 miles south of Salem on
Pacific highway.. J29
Salem to be Represented
Salem will be amply represent
ed ait the fourth annual laymen's
GENE STRATTON
PORTER'S
bREGON-Sat.
(prounonnced silk) V
' Al new preparation . rich In
almond ' oil, 4 compounded In
such! way as to render n in
stantly absorbent. Not sticky
or , greasy ; like most products
of this kind containing oiL Con-
Uins ingredients that give , It
antiseptic and astringent' prop
erties " and the best known
agents for skin protection. J Is
highly fragrant r with t- rare
Jasmin odor, 'and embodies all
th tonalities x necessary , for a
dellsrhtfnl refreshing skin , lo-
It j is not necessary to apply
a large quantity of Sllque as a
little goes a long way;!-;
. , - , -
Tsed for 'chapped, rough- dry
lifeless skia, for a f see po?"3
base, and for men after shaving
Price 50c
i
mm
ill
U8CU)
(i 1 nWj
And sold In Salem only at
Caisital Drue: Store
conference' j otthejTVillamette
presbytery ,to . be held at Corvallis
Saturday. Over 30 'men from the
First Presbyterian: charch of Sa-
lem have signified, their intentions
of journeying to Corvallis for the
conference. ,
t
Two BuU Pups-
For sale cheap, 123 S
S.
13th.
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Phone 2150.
Boxlnsr Armory Arena -nPhil
Hayes. Salem, 126 pounds,
vs. Danny Edwards, 124 pounds.
Ten 3-minnte rounds. Three
snappy preliminaries, 8:30 "Wed
nesday, Feb. S. 12
Divorce -ts Denied
H. L. Ekerson was denied a di
vorce in Circuit Judge L. H. Mc
Mahan's court yesterday, and his
wife, Josephine Ekerson, ; was
granted - a decree on her cross
complaint. They were married in
Marshfield in September, 1823.
Ekerson has been ordered to : pay
h 0 , a month . ' alimony and th j
costs of the trial.
C1 token Pi Supper -
First Presbyterian church, Fri
day, January 29 6 to 8 7 Bets. J29
Elk Dining Room
Special Sunday dinner from
12:00 to 8:00 75c J24tf
We Have Remodeled
Drop in and try our service now.
The Coffee Shop. J28
Returns to Sllverton
J. H. Brunk who was formerly
connected with the Silverton Lum
ber Company mill, has returned to
Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. Brunk
are making their home at their
former home on Second street. For
some time past Mr. Brunk has
bee nwith the Willamette Valley
Company at Dallas. He is now
with the Lumber Graders Bureau.
WINTER COIJDS ARE
DANGEROUS
The serious diseases that devel
op from simple cougns or coias
make them dangerous and they
should not be neglected. There is
no better remedy for quick relief
from coughs and colds than Fol
ey's Honey and Tar ' Compound.
'My grandchild could get no re
lief whatever from a very bad
croupy cough, until I gave him
Foley's Honey and Tar," writes
Peter Landls, Meyersdale. . Pa.
Keep a bottle on nana for any
emergency.- Adv.
Attention
All ex-service men are welcome
at the Elk's temple tonight for the
big entertainment and feed. j28
Boy Now and Save
Giese-Powers January clearance
sale closes Saturday evening.
Don't miss this opportunity '' to
save on home furnishings. J28
Ladies of Maccabees
Old-time dance tonite,
McCor-
nack hall. .
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T
Mens Speak
.Willamette students were ad- :
dressed during chapel hour -yes
terday by Dr. Paul Mens, one of
the leaders In the new student
movement being carried on
throughout; the world. He spoke
on "Tne New siuaent xvioveniem
in China." I.
Cherry City Nursery-
Opposite j postoffice on State
St. R.. W, Math is, Prop. Phone
2416-10F4. j30
PEDDLER LAW EXEMPTS
FEW COMMERCIAL CARSfcharc?'
lOODtiauMt from par 1.)
ers, also mhtl. pay the increased
license fee under the'ruling of the
attorney general.
4 Whether tho transportation for
compensation bf milk picked up
along the highway at the. request
of the producer and delivered to
' creamery or other " consumer
comes under the act depends upon
whether or not the delivery of j
milk for otherl persons Is a. busi
ness. . i . . . !
The same answer applies in the
sale and delivery of wood, either
manufactured into cordwood or in
stumpage and later manufactured
nto cordwood, where the land may
bo, owned by the person selling
the wood Is purchased by another
the Twood, and In the -case where
person and sold or delivered by
other than-the owner of the lana.
rit was. the opinion of, the attor-
4jey ' general that the increased
license" Tee does not gppiy m tu
demonstration ana taio oi auto
mobiles. It does apply, however.
irf thseases of accessories wnere
ntotor Vehicles sr used in their
kale jib distribution. , , .
. Where United ; btaies m, iw
established rural
Wail routes take orders for mer
chandlse and accept and Jerj
nominal sum deliver1 small parcels
or merchandise,! the. increasea
icenseldoes not apply xunleas the
taking of such orders and the de
livery -of C such merchandise .is -So
extonaiv as to constitute busi
ness-ir'-vii-rvi; 'l-.
?jrhe..'useTof. motor vehicles used
in .collecting unwashed ' garments
.and ivtretnrnlng- the r same in a
'cleansed condition to the owner at
ht nlace of residence, are subject
to the increased license feo under
JOEWILUAMS
- , ; The Batiery Matt ' '
Systematic Work !'J.
f 1 No Cuegs Work -
631 Court St
Phone IBS
the) peddlers license law.
The" increased' license fee also
applies in the delivery upon writ
ten," verbal or telephone orders of
bakery products and the selling
from samples of merchandise car
ried or exhibited and orders taken
for delivery at a later date. ; .-
Motor vehicles used by physic
ians in palling on the sick, and
leaving therewith a prescription
for drugs, or where the physician
may prepare prescriptions from a
case of drugs or medicines he may
carry with him. are not subject to
the increased tax as the transac
tions' are purely , incidental and
cannot be said to constitute 'the
business of a physician.
Hearses and ambulances are ex
empt from payment of the ad
ditional license fee.
It was also held by the attorney
general that dealers license tags
or plates cannot be used on cars
designated! as towing vehicles.
MOTHER AWARDED BABE
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS IS
ISSUED TO SECURE BABE
SEATTLE. Jan. 27. (By As
sociated Prss. Serving a writ
of habeas corpus on a hospital
proprietor here today, Mrs. Juan-1
ita La Plant won back her four
months old baby.
Mrs. La Plant; who lives near
Sedro-Wooley. Wash., charged she
was coerced to sign adoption pa
pers. Mrs. Annie Martin, upon
whom the writ was served, said
that Mrs. La Plant, her husband
with whom she eloped from high
school, and his mother all wanted
to discard the baby.
Pendleton Cold Springs- grade
in Umatilla' county being built
this winter.
SENATE VOTES' TO
ADOPT COURT PLAN
(Oonliuactl from g 1.) j
n chorus of "noes" from both
?ldes of the chamber.
Just as Vice-President Dawes
started .to put the final question,
Senator Johnson took the floor,
"The deed Is almost done," he
said. "I congratulate those on
the democratic side of this cham
ber. I commiserate those on the
republican side of this chamber.
"We have acted on this matter
as if we were saying that if tls
to be done, 'twere well done if
done quickly' and we have done
It quickly.
"The traditional policy of the
United States is to be altered now
Ly a great republican body. We
ure to embark upon this unchart
ed sea."
The roll call follows:
For Adherence Republicans
Bingham, Butler, Cameron, Cap
per. Couzens, Cummins, Curtis
Dale, Den een. Edge, Ernst.' Fess,
Gillett, Goff. Gooding. Hale. How
Obituary
Savage
Mrs. Sarah Savage died Monday
sJnuary 25, at the age of 61. She
is survived by her husband, Elmer
M. Savaee of Salem, a son, Her
bert of Salem, two daughters.
Catherine of Salem and Helen
dueler of Mills City, four brothers
Judge J. Kavanaugh of Portland
Andrew L. Karanaugh of Port
land, i Dr. Henry J. Kavanaugh of
Pendleton, three sisters. Miss
Mary 1 Kavanaugh, Portland, Mrs.
Anna' McKay. Donald, Mrs. Mar
tha, Clark. Chicago. Funeral ser
rices will be held Thursday, Jan
uary 28 at 10 o'clock from St.
Joseph's Catholic church. Rev. J
R. Buck will officiate. Interment
will be in St. Barbara's cemetery
The Webb funeral parlors are in
AN EMPTY TOMB
Oh, why should memory veiled
with gloom.
And like a sorrowing mourner
craped.
Sit weeping o'er an empty
i tomb.
Whose captives have escaped!
Anonymous.
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W. T. Rigdon & Son
FRUITLAND
NURSERY
Office in New Salem Hotel
Buildinff, 169 South,, High
' 4.' 1 Street
Balesyard In rear ot office ;
Phone 1718
Residence Phone 111F21
SAVE THIS
COUPON I y
v It is Worth 50c
Good Until February. 10th
On receipt of this j;oupon and
25e (no stamps )' we rwill mall
one package containing 12
flowering site. Gladiolus Prim-;
ulinus Hybrids, the most beau-,
tifal summer flower, highly
recommended f for its superb
pastel coloring; and Iongflow-,
erlng period. By following oT
directions yon will have flowers -in
your garden from May until.
November. v -' - " -
'Only one - package .for each
coupon. . r
Yallentffoed 'Murray .
' Bulb Company '
- Seattle, ' Wash, vj;"
elC'j'onei v (Washington). Keyes,
L-arpot;'; McKfnley; McLean,- Mc
UaUrt McNary." Means; Metcatf.
Norbecki Norris, Oddie, Pepper.
PhippsV VReed . (Pennsylvania).
Sackett. Shortridge, Smoot. Stan
field, Wadsworth, Warren, WeUer
and WllHstotal .40.yi i
s Democrats: - Ashurst. Bayard?
Brattph.Broussard, Bruce.' Cara
way.. Copeland. Edwards.5 Ferris,
Fletcher, George, Gerry, Glass.
Harris., Harrison, ' Henin, ' Pitts
raan, Ransdell, Robinson, (Arkan
casl.'Sheppant, Simmons, Smith.
Stephens, Swanson, Trammell,
Tyson, Underwood, Walsh and
Wheeler total 36. V J u
Against Adhesion Republicans:
Borah, Brookhart, Fernald. Fra
iler. Hareld, Johnson, La Follctte,
Moses, Nye, " Pine, - Robmson '( In
diana), Schall, Watson; and Wil
liams -total 14. t 1,-- ;-,"'
Democrats: Blease ; and Rex,
( Missouri J-lotal 2. v4-; -j'.v'j.-
Farmer-labor Shipstead.
The three absentees "were Sen
ators Du Pont," Delaware and
Greene, Vermont: and Dill, dtmo
crajt, Washington. . , -
jt was announced that' Senator
Dill , was paired against" the court
with' the other two "absent sen
ators for it. ' 'i i - -
COACH TO TOUR WEST
DBS MOINES, Iowa, Jan. 27.
(AP.) -Ossi4 Solem,"' head foot-
ball' coach, at Drake university
"'
MEW !H A3DVr
pocket
cAlways ready; in yourpbclict,
tb give you long lasting bene
ficial telsllinent BEST
Look for Wrigleyfe'ElCHaridy fiack
on the Dealerb Counter. C3
WE
. OUT
OUR ENTIRE
Jew
Stock--'
4 I- .. ' . . ; ;-!. fit -
v; '- :-vk rX- -: i k --.-.--.-v . - - , a t
; Even Contract Goods Have Been
.1 ' . Reduced . J
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' Rogers Silverware
A Hamilton Watches J
Schaefer Pens f,
I In fact everything must go even the
Building, will be torn down to make way
'for' the new modern bank building now
i4 being planned.' "
Ponri ArAv
rK
&Vi. -v 'X? State at Liberty
here, left tonight.;for an extc-ndeJ
tri through ' the. west,, tlurir.
which he will push farther, pii
licipation in the Drake, relays, 4j
wtturn schools and ia;x I ui..i
athletic authorltiOW Of Washinrtua
State ctJlleget who-are sii iq ha.?
made him an offer to
football coach. k
Chlloquln Forest Lumber C,f-1
part of $2.00t),Q0O Inveatni.,i.
starts February 1 s.tl 00 .mili
men. : I " ' ' ''
Portland Gas & Coke. Pafifi
Power & Light, and Northwestern
Electric Co., plan ? 2.7 00,0 00 Ira
proementa d'urinK 10 26. ' . -
Can be ended in a day
You can end that cold tomorrow, if
you wilL You can check the fever,
open the bowd;"tone the entire sys
tem. You can eliminate all the resist j
of the cold. The way is with HILITS
so effective, so complete that mil
lions have come to employ it. Don't
use anything less efficient. Don't de
lay.. At your drug store.
OlSGp QUININE
Get Red Box 'o&&. - Pcrhfi
3
purse
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weermor, anjr money;
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& Iveene
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Next to the Spa