TITE BEND BULLETIN. RF.N'P, OTtFOON. WEDNKSHAY. MAY 21. 1 f4 1
PAfiE TTinF.R
EIGHTH GRADE
GRADUATES 154
List Is Announced by
Superintendent
N'o KxcrriscH Planned for
Students (ioinif Into
IIi'kIi School
I 'Intimitis will lie (:ivi-ii l' l
ilifliili eraile hiihIi'iiIm In lii'ml
public wIiimiIk on I- ilil.iy, SuM'i 111
teiiilenl Unwind (ienr(e uniintinc
(uil.iy. No KiiKliiiitliin I'Xi'irlws
will be In lil. mill I hi' Nluili'iHH will
receive ihi'lr ii'illlliiili'H with
llii'lr report rurils.
TIiiim uriiiliialliiK mi"
June Alfiry, Mmv Alli'ii, Joyce
Ai iiikiiuiu:, Helen ll.iilry. Hnnnlil
n.ililuln, Jm liiilluniyiic, Henley
ft-iuillm, M.nciint lli'iit, Julin ller-
i 11'. III. M.l.llil lilies, I1.III..IIII
I'.iminail. Alvln Hoyil
I'lill IIiiiimii, luniilliy IllnWII,
.In ni' llui k. lli-iui'i' Cbiie. (Jcrulil
('lulslenM-n. llnli ('nnklln, Virginia
I'nok, (liuiliin fin list. 1 1 y Cur
In.. "at Hun ('iMiiii'llinan, Itamliill
'nilI, liuiilciic ('i.mil.ill, Jnlin
Cuiiiilniihiim.
inice I miiiIi Ikuii, ('mimic I mil
l-l. Ileliy Davit, lla-lly Huiuiviiii,
Helen hum. in, Jerry Jny Iviieun,
Hill Kby, IJnyil Kvihin. M;ii)nile
Kv.ms. I urn Kci iHltnn, Wllina Iter
ii.ullne Klwlicr. Hull Fisher, Nanry
I 'iixIiikI. iji'iiive Friiiiklln. Shirley
Fruiters, Jaek Kreail. Ileliy Frl
hie, rienrie (Jarll.k, Hill (i.issnir.
Norman (ieuree.
Iilk Ulbsnii, Ifa-iiy Cilhi rt. Vlr
Cllll.i lilllH-n, M. 11 Inn i;iliiii. Kit
. waul (;iaali, William (Jlaler. Kern
'irlllille, Frances Cucrln. Kmliilph
If.uhlel. Flnn-ncc llaluler, Ij-ut-lliv
llaluler, hiuulil Hale. IVjey
Jeanne Hale, Jeny llaiiipsiin.
J. uk tlauiler, Allien llailil,
Mayln Hawed. !nh Hemingway,
l.l'l.llll Hemlel'Min. Itilliell I lender
in. Wlllanl HlecliiH. Svlvln
lllllkle. U'Hyle Howe, Helen Hud
Mm. Sh.iiuii lliiilsnn, Mildred I Inn
lu ll. K.illilii'n Ives, Ijii ml Jaek
Hun, Morris JarkHun, liornthy
.I.111 is. Phillip Jones.
Ileliy Keyle, .nulsc Kliur. F.va
Kllllexmi, IXiyle Kline, Miljinle
Kn.infi. lienniH Koch. I iclla Kins.-,
Watches
FOR YOUR
GRADUATE!
Vihi wmil I he fine! for your
(radiiale. Vnu will flntl It In
Hit group uf imlliHially silver
Used make.
HAMILTON ELGIN
GRUEN BULOVA
HARVEL
$9.95 to $85
Scire! Your (irsiliiation
Walrh mi Terms lit Sull Your
(tun ( oiivrnleiirr!
A. T. Niebergall
Jeweler
Next In npUiil Theatre
I'hiine MX It
f AlY AGE ijMEllOWS WHISK"
II III 'uon wms'i'l
Shcvlin Quality
PONDEROSA PINE
Lumber and
More School Awards
Added to Lonff List
1 In inlilllluii lii llili published 1
curlier thlH week In The ilillli'lln,
Ihe follow inn student reeelveii
iiwanlN this week I'll' (heir iiiilvl- .
tli'H f 11 1 It ik Ihe school year. j
Tu ImiviiI Culeinan wi-nl lhe
pileil Heliilernhull iiwaril. First
year hoys wlnnliiK Jinilur hli'h
allilelli' iiwiihIk were Alvln lluyil.
Dun FcI'KUkoii, Itiiyinoud lllrrh
jiinl, I m Verne Wallen. Jaek IIi-hk
lei. Jelly ll.imnvin, Onrtfc Mnr !
phy, Kay Tlialinan, Ml leu OImti
anil Huh Kllputiiik. Junlun IiIkIi
llllllelle letters Weill In these Uf
mill year Ixiyx: Huh I'.Iiii'h, Hill
Woods, I'i eil Voos, I h iiiiIm SiiIII
van, Allee 1 1. 1 wen. I )nn I lallli'aii,
Al llaiipt, Hillllp HalM'iH k, l- vi'l l
Clink anil Joseph Kiinelll. Maim i
Ki'lN Allien (IIm-II, Hon MrlUllllel
ami Huh Kllpati lik, anil Cuaeh
Oliver Italkkii alsn received
uwanlx.
'I'eiuilN Ii'IIith were Klven In
Kay T ll u in p sn II. dene lillllk,
lauiye ( 'Ii'iiiiIh in. Sn ihllK Mr
(nirvey, llniiv I'iiIIIk iii ami Huh
Hrentanu.
'I n Ihe fulluwlnit ktiiili-nts Kenlni
hl:h haml awanls ueie riven:
I inn Aii'lersuri, Hulaml HarneH,
I jiei ni' Hili k, Kavniuml Ch.ini y.
HaVlil 'ulelnan, Mauri-ell Cullk'
llll. Ken Ilefjiee. 1 1411 'II I H Veil
nl, Kl illk KelKllsnn. Kennelh
r'ykelllile, liwell ;ihi.nn, l.ela
lleaiii, l.yla Hi ,1111. Jnlin IhN-iI.
(ilia IimlelM'rif, Cayle Melianiel,
Imrnlhy MeKmlilen, J. Veinun
Morgan, OiaiieM Mori Ikon, Darl
Milken, Hi'lty Murphy, (Mlilvar
Niiih, Helen NlehuKun, Nnrman
Ni'lMin, Hill I'euiileit. Vli.lur I'ns
var, Kred Hayerall, lli-eil Khoailx.
Kuueiie Smith, Huh 'nnmipsun,
Huswll Washhurn. Jnyei- Ik-rry.
Ilellk'rl tfuuiiHherj?, I'e;:j:y Culllhk
11111I James I k-Koeher.
Wife Throuxh Curiosity
Learns liomc's on Fire
Warsaw, Mo. flf Mm. Muyil
Pariuns Is nmvlnenl lhal ll pays
In In c-urtuuk KumeiinieH. When
khe liearil Ihe file Kili-n one day
this w-iek, khe Ntupk-d her hutlke
wuik and asked Ihe lelephnne np
eratur wheiv the fire wiin. IniaK'
Ine her mirprlM' when Ihe answer
eaine, "Al the l.lnyd 1'an.unn li-l
denei'."
Mr. I'arsnns. vUHIni; lit a nrlch
hoi inn hnnie, had nutnt-d 11 small
fire 1111 Ihe roof nf Ills hutis and
had ralliil tin' fire deiarlmenl Is-fun-
nutlfyliiK hi" wile.
Helen Ijiison, Nuna l-lrsen, iHm
aid I.ewelli n, Karl l.lndipilkt. Huh
I'll IJllt.. Cnnstalu-e lnee. Huh
ert l.tiduwlt.
r'rnnees .Miltride. Ji-an Mr
Cleary, Hnnald Mi-Hanlel. Klur-eiic-e
Stelianiel, Hai"nld MeKinney.
SIHiley Meacher, J.nk Mefferd,
Alvln Mehlhaff. J. 11 k Metienr.
Wllina Mills. Calvin MllKip. Iils
M11111II. Mary Murrlwrn, ljmlsi'
Mnsli-y, Ci-oi ni' Murphy.
Kvelyn Nelsnn, IjiwiII Olson,
I.llrllle Olson. NihI Oudermetilen,
Klmer Hark. Kdlth I'ensley, NeU
l'eiletkun, i'harleft I'liitnnier, Hult
erl I'nlter. Jean H nlil.il. Knnnld
Hall, Klma iUnilu. Hucer Khiuids,
llwcn Kiley. Juhnny Holiertsun.
Huh KoKent, Artlene lliw, Anne
Mae Kyinan. Hill Xapplnirton,
Kulh S.innili-lt. Sally Srllllllni;,
Merry Ik'lle SrUin. June Siiilt.
l.all Kl!inund, ILirlmra Miliums,
Imvlil Skauk'x. Cm don Smith, liar
old Smith. Ti-d Smith, M.iiKaret
Sni-lsiin. Holiert Stevi-lls. Iris
Stewart, Krvil Sli:all, Wannailii'
Swatfer.
I'hillp Taylur, Iris ThnmiiK, Hit
tlm 'rhiiinpson, Allied 'ruekiT,
Hlxiin Van Ijimtul. Hill Walker,
tllenn Walker, Ikilnres Walker.
Ilnmer Wi'lch, 1 Ionian Wlek.lxiui;
Wlrtz, CeniRe WimmI. Curl Wyiitt,
Klvln York, Kll.i M.ie Youni!.
MUowd by another yr of
thif Unoui whiaky it givlno;
vn gratT drinking pUaaura-
Nothing h boon ddd to tho
Prico. "Boot Buy in 130 Yuri."
In
M I I
WATERFIU ft MAZIER WSTItLEtt CO
mow ago, HiniiKfty
Box Shooks
The Marines Are
mr m-
li..r:tJIuldid ifutner kimvint IuitH-rnrrkii pull no puncnea ftKiiriht nintin in Win oaitlr royal trtre-fur-all al Lbc
Eiun llt-o. Cul.. Murine truiniiig baw Louki likr tnc situation M. t In hand.
! Grange Hall
I CrnniT Hall, May 2 i Sjx- Iii 1 1
A hrldal ktiuwer was Riven Fri
day fur Anlllh Moyr by Mrs. Wal
ler Moye unil Mrs. Kenneth Mnye
at the home uf Mrs. Kenneth
Muye. (Quests were Mrs. Itny All
k'immI, Mrs. Fred Nutt, Mrs. Henry
llettman, Mrs. C. V. Mnniral, Mrs.
'John IivelaiT, Mrs. Carl Camji
hell uf the Hlai-k Hulle ranch, Mrs.
l.lnyd linwnlni; of Redmond, and
Miss Ksier Havldsun.
Mr. and Mrs. Kri-d WohlKomrlh
of NeatKu. tin1., snnt the week
end on their l a mil In the (iratiKe
Hall rominunlty. They fenred Ihe
land and denied a part of It.
AImiiiI .'IS M'isuiis attended the
Yiitine. M-hiMil plenlc held May 1H
at Tumalu hrlde.
1 Mrs. tile Olausen and Mrs. Juhn
' Franks were In charge of Ihe KU
lT wi-ved at the Rrance hall on
Saturday nicht.
Mr. and Mis. Walter Muye and
Mr. nnd Mrs. Kennelh Muye drove
In Ihe MetoluiH river Sunday on
a fishlnK trip.
Mr and Mrs. Rat her and daugh
ter. Mary, of Culver vislti-d Miss
FlIiH-n lilirlk-r. who is te.u liini; at
the YouiiK M hool. Sunday.
Pan Youni nf Washlnlnn visit
ed his unrle, F. II. YnutiK. Mon
day. I Mr and Mrs. Chester MnntRom
ery of Menlo Hark, Cnl.. visited
Mr. and Mrs. CeorRe K. Hainillun
last wi-ek end.
I Mr. and Mr. Clarence Smith
were rallers at Ihe K. I. Hamhy
home Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mm. ;eorRp K. Hamil
ton and son. Howard, and Mrs.
Hamilton's luirenls. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry I.. MoniRomery visited Mrs.
Hall le Head In the Redmond hos
pital Sunday. Mrs. Kend Is a sister
of MoniRomery.
Mrs. John Franks, Mrs. Hay
Davidson and Mrs. K. I. Hamhy
attended a pruRiam planning day
al the county courtroom Friday.
Mrs. Sid Cnnklln ivslcned as a
member of the pl.innlnR hoard and
Mrs. H. I. Hamhy was named to
serve two years. Other members
of the pl.innlnR hoard arc Mrs.
lxnils Itoliertsnn, Mm. Tel I'ovey,
Mrs. Juhn Franks, Mrs. Robert
Yoiiiir, Mrs. Ilea Straus, Mm. V.
K Her and Miss Mary F.llcn Heck
at home.
Mr. and Mm. Clarence Smith
are leaving for Portland Thursday
and exii to attend the state trap
shoot while there.
I Potato planting Is well under
I way In this community.
IjiiIIcs Aid will meet with Mrs.
R. I. Hamhy Thursday.
Fjistern Star granRp met May
17 members present and several
Dr. Roy Reynolds
Chiropractic and Naturopathic
Physician
134 Oregon Ave. Phone 177
Im'smS
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rumoN7
M s -vieiii-
WORN TIRES
CAN CAUSE THISI
So brlnx In YOMl Ot.ll WORN
TlltKS. It us KKt AP I hem
with OK Tire Weld Tread. They
are safe!
fl.iKlxIfl Itecnps t!A KK
As Iav As
OK Tire Shop
Bond nnd Franklin Phnnr 333
. 3 i i.'Hf..f,:n:tiaL.i
WW II a 1 I
-JcT 1 .TR AWRFRI5Y RIBBON I
II Z i
Landing, but They Know Not Where, How
' visitors. The RtanRp voted to
. kjonsor a 4 11 scholarship. Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Walters were
named alternates to attend the
state Ri aiiRe. F-astc rn Star RranRe
Is to entertain Pomona in August,
the HKC club with Mm. Clarence
, Smith as leader were in charRe of
the Iii'Iuiit's hour and presenti-d
the following pi'ORram: a reading.
"NeRro Minstrels." by Mm. Ku
Rene Arkley; reading. "Frif
l.unch. by I.ola Mae Franks; read
: Iiir, "OriRin ol Mother's Hay," by
Mrs. Hamhy; poem, "His lleri
; tage." by Mm. F. W. Wells, and
the entile Rroup sanR si-veral
, songs. May 27 is to be visitor's
' night at the Kastcrn Star RranRe
! with Powell Unite, Alfalfa and
i Pine Forest granges pulling on
the proRtam.
Pleasant Ridge
I Pleasant RIcIrc. May 21 -(Special)-The
Peschutcs-Pleasant
( RldRC home extension club held its
j meetinK May 13 with Mm. Delmar
Davis. After a pot luck dinner,
new officers were elected as fol
lows: Mm. Newton Craham, presi
jdent; Mm. James I-amb, vice presi
dent; Mm. John Susac. secretary
! treasurer. A discussion on sum-
mer meetlnR and summer camp
was held. Visitors were Mary F.I
' len Heckathorne, Mm. Fred Brlst
line and Klizahcth Hans-n.
A lurRC Rroup of friends sur
prised Anton Ahlstrom on his
birthday Monday evening.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ioyd Petersen and
Iis, Mr. and Mm. J. W. Lyman
land Darleen spent Sunday in Sis
'tern Willi Mr. and Mm. Archie
; Brown. Other visitors there were
' Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lycer and fam
MUSTN'T JKAT ONI
TH f LOORS UNTIL
PAPA."QUICnVSTEPS"
THEM !
Quick-Step is that quick drying, easily
applied door finish that just weais and
wears. No mistake about that, lor it's
specially made for floors, porches,
steps, and any other surface that gets
hard usage. We carry Quick-Step in 8
colors and the Clear Quick-Step which
is ideal for linoleum. Come in and get a
color card.
COMPLETE PAINT STOCKS!
We alto carry EVERYTHING for the Master
Painter and we suggest you see your Master
Painter NOW about tnat exterior job.
Nothing improves your property as much as a
good coat of paint and the cost is surprisingly
LOW!
Remember all quantity estimates are FREE!
If you have some old paint on hand that you
think is hard to break up, we shall be glad to put it
through our electric mixer FREE of charge re
gardless of WHERE or WHEN you purchased it.
We offer a COMPLETE paint service.
Midstate Hardware Co.
"Serving All
90.1 Wall Street
SSSSfJi
-Mica
ily of Oakland, Cal., Mr. and Mm.
L. I.. Nichols, Sr., and Mr. and
Mm. I.. L. Nichols, Jr., of Red
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daran
and family of Sistem.
Chris Nelson of Eugene is visit
InR his dauRhtem, Mm. Oswald
I peilersen and Mm. Louis Tellef
son. Alfred and Sina Mikkelsen spent.
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mm. Orson Talbot of Powell
Hulte.
1 Mr. and Mm. Ed Rapp of San
Francisco, Cal., Mr. and Mm. Wal
ter Alfonse of Portland and Mr.
and Mm. Ruel O'l-ary of Bend
spent Sunday with Minnie Burson
and Rasmus Petersen.
i Mm. Sid Conklin and Mm. James
Jewel attended the home planning
Idav In Bend Friday.
j Mr. and Mm. W. P. Hill and Mr.
'and Mm. Harold Hill of Heppner
'visited last week with Mr. and
'Mr. Claude Hill.
i Hetty KriRcr, who Is to be mar
ried Sunday. May 25, to Gilbert
Farstvedt, was honored at a bridal
shower Monday evening ot the
home of Darleen Lynam. About
40 friends and relatives from Red
mond. Bend, Deschutes and Plea
sant Ridpe were there. After she
opened her lovely Rifts a lunch of
lemonade and cookies was served
by the hostess.
PLAN COl KTHOI SE WORK
I Prineville, May 21 Special
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Croop county court. John
' Schneider. Portland architect,
was instructed by the court to
draw up plans for remodeling the
courthouse. The plans are to be
ready to present to the county
' court at its June meeting, states
' County Judge A. R. Bowman.
Central Oregon"
rhone 600
, lit ANSI KKS OF I'ICOI'KICTY
May 14 lleeds
Alva Sligall to C. K. Mrflulre--Parl
NK', NW'i, Sic. 17, T. 18
S It. 12.
Bert Ramsay loC. E. Mcfluire -Pait
Ni; NW'A, Sec. 17, T. 18 S
R. 12.
ijiFayetle Farms, Inc., lo Jose-
phlnc Sillery Part lot 1, block 23,
liend.
Ocruld W. MeCann to Frank
Duborko- W',4 tract 32 and alley
bctwi-en tracts 31 and 32, Lytic
acreage.
I fjeschutes rounty to City of
Bi nd Lot 11 and 12, block 9,
Kenwood; lots 5 and 6. block l.'MI.
w-ond addition to Bi nd Kirk; lot
7, block 2r, park addition lo Bend.
Morlicaice
H. W. Brink to liank of Bend
Lol 13, bliK k 41. Wlestoria.
Satisfaction of MurtRage
' Dewhutes Federal Savings and
Ioan a.swx-ialion to Carl C. Dick.
May IS Deeds
1 Mildred A. Wille to O-orRe W.
Meyers - It C, blrs k 7, David
son's adldtion lo Sistem.
Anne M. Forbes to John Kott
ijA 15, hlrxk 24, Highland addi
tion. City of Bend to Arthur C. TriD-
;lett lj,t 1, blwk 41. Wiestoria.
i Cary W. Chambers to A. C.
RosenRarth SW1 SE'i, Sec. 22
and part SEU SE'. Si-c. 22, T.
17 S, K. 12.
MortgaRes
W. F. Hardison lo Equitable
Savings and loan association
N"-i lot 11 and all lot 12, block 16,
Redmond; and lot 5, block 13,
Walnut Park, Portland.
Arthur ;. Triplett to Deschutes
Federal Savings and Loan associa
tion Lot 1, block 41, Wiestoria.
Satlsfnction of Mortgage
, Pacific Savings and Loan asso
ciation to C. L. Scott.
Pacific Savings and Loan ass
elation to Velda M. Eushnell.
May I lleed
Merrill Meigs to B. L. Rennolds
; Lot 1. block 20, Mountain View
addition to Redmond.
Mortgage
Stanley A. Brown to Equitable
Savings and Loan association
Part lots 1. 2 and 39, block 6,
Mountain View addition to Red
mond. Assignment of Mortgage
I Ebb S. McvJuIre to Bank of
: Bend - Lots 1, 2 and 3, block 29.
; Center addition to Bend.
May 17 Heeds
' City of Bend to Fred A. Huff
1 man- Lots 5 and 6. block 16. Riv
erside addition.
John B. Snvder to Hooper B.
Dyer SE'i. jiwt, Sec. 28. T. 17
S.. R. 12.
Hooper B. Dyer lo John B. Snvder-
Part SE'i NW1, Sec. 28. t.
; 17 S.. R. 12.
Pearl Moore to Marion Vaughn
Lot 17. block 1. Kenwood.
CIrant S. Pheiffer to John Pen
gilly - Lot 3. block 158, Bend park
i second addition to Bend.
May 19 Deeds
! Joseph DeCarufel to P. A.
; Erirkson S4, lots 1 and 2, block
3. Mill addition to Bend,
j George G. Houk to Leonard
When you're off duty
pause and
sk Mim !! Vl'liril iMTll "II - Til BRRalMMBWaMaTaVWTnr
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YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY
BOTTLED
Ifugg Lot 7. and W' lol 8, block
13, Kllinger's addition to Red
mond. Roliert II. Foley lo Richard W.
Brandis l-ol 7, Mock 1, Ellis sub
division. Holier! H. Foley lo Arnold II.
Brandis Lol 6, block 1, Ellis suh-
; division.
H. C. Ellis lo Robert 11. Foley -I-ols
6 and 7, hlrx k 1, .Ellis suh-
division.
I Nellie Stipe to Joseph E. I)sey
Lot 14 and part lot 13, block 8,
River Terrace.
Mortgages
i Wilbur F. Carlin lo P. A. Erlck
son NWS SHU, Sec. 11. T. 17
S.. R. 1 1.
Joseph E. Ixsey to Deschutes
Federal Savings and I .nan usso
ciation I-nt 14 and part lot 13,
block 8, River Terrace.
Agreement
I U. S. of America to City of
Prineville NW' SW'4. Sec. 34,
T. 14 S.. R. 13.
I May 20 Deeds
I Herbert H. Fisher to Glenn
.Hutchinson Part NW'4 NEW,
j Sec. 28. T. 14 S., R. 13.
! N. A. Peterson to Gordon James
i -SE'i SE', Sec. 6 and part N'n
, NEU. Sec. 7. all T. 17 S.. R. 12.
Mortgage
i Gordon C. James to N. A. Peter
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both fares and berth rata are lower. The specious teats
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re roomy dressing lounges and courteous attendant is In
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East on the Empire Builder is a trip to be remembered.
The Spokane country . . . beautiful Kootenai canyon . . .
Ice-cold Coco-Cola! Just a drinkbut what a
drink! Millions of timet a day people the
world over experience the thrill of its taste
and the refreshed feeling it brings. So when
you pause throughout the day, make it me
pause fhof nfrtshtt with ice-cold Coca-Cola.
UNDBR AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA
son- SEH SE'i. See. 6 and part-
N' NKU. Si-e. 7. T. 11 S.. U. 12. t
Natlsfai tlon of Muiigage
I Bank of Commei-ee (Oii-gon
City! lo Fred II. Hettman.
, lt lease of Mortgage
I Federal Ijind IlJiiik of Siokuim
to A. B. Hlhbard.
! I .ease
1 Geore K. Aitkin to Richfield :
Oil Corp N 5S ft., lots 1 and 2.
block 7, Davidson's addition to
Sistem.
KIRK TO ;KT FOOI
Washington, May 21 HI"- Presi
dent Roosevelt disclosed today
that he has authorized sale or
charter of two merchant vessels
to transport food to the civilian
nnniiliitiun tt lire
STRAWBERRY RIBBON
I crSutE? I
the Kockics, includins 60 daylight miles
elong Glorious Glacier Park. For details ask:
Loral Agent or Write
C. L BISCHOFF. T. P. A.
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