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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 194?
NOTICE OP ISRl'B OF WARRANTS
FOB TUB COLLECTION OK DKMNQUKNT TAXKS ON FKRSONAI. PROPERTY
TO ALL PEKWONS NAMED IN THE FOLLOWING LIST AMI TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST
ED IN AN V OF THE PERSONAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED THEREIN I
WHEREAS, Upon the latest tax roll the hereinafter named and listed persons appear as the re
spective owners of the several personal properties hereinafter described; and
t WHEREAS, Tuxos lawfully assessed, luvied and charged on said personal property have not been
rild and are delinquent for the several years and In the respective amounts hereinafter specified.
NOVV THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on the 15th day of May, 1949. I, C L,
McCauley, Sheriff and Tax Collector of Deschutes County, State of Oregon, did issue warrants to en
force payment thereof. .
The names of the respective owners of the several personal properties and descriptions thereof as
appearing In the latest tax roll, together with the year or years for which taxes are delinquent on each
property the amount of delinquent tax for each year, and the interest accrued on each such amount to
the 16th day ol May, 1949, the date
Wrral Num ' 0r WW
Ne. li Uuet ui nil)
2 U Sheely
(Beauty Quest)
3 L. A. Nichols
(Bend Produce Co.)
4 A. J. Palmer
(Bend Washer Service)
5 Brown Supply Co.
Co Carl B. Brown
7 Capitol Cleaners
9 M. F. Fuller
11 W. A. Jacobs
12 K&K Auto Repair Shop
(R. Knox)
20 R. L. Wall, dba
Ponderosa Cafe
21 Roberta Bros.
(Contractors)
22 J. E. Rogers
23 Shell Service
(Glen Beal, Prop.)
27 La Von Stillwell
31 Waldeen Upp. dba
Oregon Pumice Prod.
34 Art Bartholomey
(Wahee Cottages)
35 Delbert WeUs
, 36 H. Ziegler
37 Brooks Plumbing
& Heating
40 Walter L. Gaber
(Caber's Union Oil Sta.)
41 L. H. Lelsher
42 D. E. Miller
(Miller Tractor Co.)
43 J. N. Litchfield
(Mobil Gas Sta.)
43 Norman Ovens
46 Edgar L. Holden (dba
Redmond Machine &
Welding Wks.)
50 Bend Iron Wks, Inc.
(Chas. J. Ougan, Pres.)
53 Allyne Dimmick
56 C, N. Renno (Five
Star Lbr. Co.)
57 W. T. Griffin
58 Wm. Laddrote
59 Leonard Lundgren
-.00"' Kenneth Moye
f 62 Renno & Corbln
(Contractors)
63 Roys' Signal Service
(Walter Roy)
64 B. S. Russell, et ux
65 . W. U Sproat
66 C. W. Wallace
68 R. A. Bickford
69 W. H. Chambers
70 J. W. Dunbar
72 N. W. Enlow
73 Paul & Rob't Garboden
76 H. A. Helmholtz
79 C. H. KiUenbeck
80 J. T. Lamb
83 Caroline Wood Martin
. 84 George Masterson
88 Eva Sidebothom
90 Paul Stanard
-91 J. A. Struss
92 J. A. Struss
93 M. D. Urell
96 Ray A. Williams
104 R. N. Boughton
105 Ettls Brocket.
106 George CUne
107 Eldon Crawford
108 O. W. Grubb
109 Alva Hill
110 B. Hunt
113 Carl MitcheU
114 O. G. Nichols
116 Fred Swaffield
117 L. A. Swagert
118 Tumalo Garage
(Claude Jackson)
119 E. P. Lynes. dba
Tumalo Gen. Store
120 G. H. Mann, dba
Western Const Co.
121 Gordon Wilcox .
123 Mrs. Mark Fern
124 South Bros, dba
Fly Creek Stock Ranch
125 O. A. Hatfield
130 John Moen
132 Elton Reeves
133 Gladys RusseU
134 F. H. Bechtel
135 Frank Buck
136 R. L. Douglas
138 R. B. Skidgel
140 R. D. Williams
142 H. A. Bedwell,
Meat Market
143 Emmett Campbell
146 C. W. Goforth V
149 M. A. Blackburn
(Richfield Service Sta.)
156 Harry Elliott
157 Hugh Gavette
158 G. E. Hammaek
159 Oscar E. Harding
160 Claude Puckett
163 Geo. T. Murphy
166 H. L. Chrisman
167 E. B, Feck
168 Alfred Grino
169 R. B. Hollembaek
' 173 Clarence Walker
176 E. K. Jefferson
17T i'v Leonard Larson
181 M. J. Lowe T
182 Herbert May Hold
183 Frank & Nellie C. Smith
1R7 Elmer Prater
188 William Kuhn
189 R. L. Burt ! .
193 E. B. Hopper
194 A. A. Kcnlnnr
195 It. J. Rosebrook
197 W. L. Morris V
198 ft. H. Plfer, et ux
199 Melvln Schallhorn
;200 Geo. Taylor
of issuance oi said warrants are
Deecrlatl. ! PnMi
Prapmr
Hotel and office furniture
Mdse. and stock In trade, hotel
and office furniture
Mdse. and stock in trade,
mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock in trade
Hotel and office furniture,
mfg. machinery
Mfg. machinery
Mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock In trade, -
mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock In trade
and office furniture
Mfg. machinery
Hotel and office furniture
Mdse. and stock in trade
Mdse. and stock in trade
Mdse. and stock in trade,
mfg. machinery
Hotel and office furniture.
Mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock in trade,
mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock in trade,
mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock in trade
Hotel and office furniture
Mdse. and stock in trade,
mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock In trade
Mdse. and stock in trade
Mdse. and stock In trade
Mdse. and stock in trade
7 horses
Mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock in trade
Livestock
Hotel and office furniture,
mfg. machinery
2 cows
Mfg. machinery
Mdse. and stock in trade
t
Farm impl., wagons, etc.
Farm impl., wagons, etc., .
livestock
Mdse. and stock in trade
Farm impl., wagons, etc.
Imp. on lands not deeded or
patented. Farm impl., wagon,
etc., 1 cow i
Farm impl., wagons, etc., cows
Farm ImpL, wagons, etc.,
livestock
Farm impl., wagons, etc., 2 cows
Farm impl., wagons, etc
Livestock
Farm Impl., wagons, etc.,
livestock
Farm impl., wagons, etc.,- horses
Farm impl., wagons, etc,
livestock
3 horses. 1 cow
Farm ImpL. wagons, etc.,
livestock ,
Farm impL, wagons, etc,
livestock
Mfg. machinery
2 cows
1 cow
Livestock and farm ImpL
Horse and farm impl.
Livestock and farm impl.
Cows
Cows, farm impl., and
mfg. machinery
Livestock and farm mach.. imp.
on lands not deeded or patented
Livestock and farm mach.
Mdse. and office and hotel
furniture
Livestock and farm mach.
Livestock
Livestock and farm impl.
Mdse. and mfg. machinery
Mdse. and office furniture
Mfg. machinery
Farm Impl. and livestock
Livestock and farm impl.
Sheep
Imp. on lands not deeded
or patented
Imp. on lands not deeded
or patented
Imp. on lands not deeded
or patented
Imp. on lands not deeded
or patented
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Livestock
Mdse. and stock in trade,
hotel and office furn.
, Farm impl. and livestock
Equipment
Mdse. and stock In trade,
1 cow
Farm implements
Farm impl. and livestock
Livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and cow
Farm Impl. and livestock
Cow
Livestock .
Farm Impl. and livestock
Mdse. and stock in trade,
mfg. machinery
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm Impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm Impl. and livestock
Mfg. machinery
Imp. on lands not Herded,
farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm Impl. and livestock
Farm. impl. and livestock
Farm Impl. and livestock
Farm Impl. and cow
Farm impl. and livestock
Farm Impl. and livestock
as follows
tar ! Aiit ( html
IMtnaimK tim t t-lt-41
1947-46 $ 18.48 $ 1.66
19449 23.28 .35
1947-48 12.93 1.16
1947-48 27.72 2.49
1947-48 104.87 9.44
1947-48 92.40 8.32
1947-48 14.79 .33
1947-48 7.85 .71
1947-48 39.37 8.53
1947-48 . 23.10 2.08
1947-48 1.85 XI
1947-48 4.62 .42
1947-48 22.18 2.00
19449 47.73 .72
1947-48 8.31 .58
1947- 48 147.61 111
1948- 49 246.76 3.70
194748 60.06 5.41
1947-18 9.24 .83
1947- 48 27.72 2.49
194748 85.84 7.73
1948- 49 72.88 1.09
1947-48 5.37 .52
1947-48 R44 .58
1947- 48 1.128.26 101.54
1948- 49 765.24 11.48 :
194748 63.31 5.70
194748 45.60 4.10
194849 45.55 .68
194748 139.49 12.55
194743 2S2.58 25.43
194748 8.66 .78
194748 49.52 4.46
19474 8 74.28 6.69
194748 24.48 2.20
194748 260.17 23.42
194748 4.03 .36
194748 12.38 1.11
1948-49 15.96 .56
194748 34.67 3.12
194748 49.32 4.44
194748 65.30 5.88
194748 12.3S 1.11
194748 37.09 3.34
194748 73.28 6.60
194849 65.14 .98
T.LI
$ 43.77
14.09
30.21
114.31
100.72
16.12
8.56
42.80
25.16
2.02
5.04
72.63
8.89
409.S8
65.47
10.07
30.21
167.54
5.89
7.02
2,006.52
69.01
95.93
152.04
30S.01
9.44
53.98
80.97
26.68
283.59
4.39
30.01
37.79
53.76
71.18
13.49
40.43
146.00
51.92
70.75
51.92
62.95
30.19
26.65
20.68
80.89
8.27
. 66.45
59.26
194748
194748
194748
194748
194748
194849
194748
194748
194748
194849
194748
194748
47.63
64.91
47.63
57.75
19.81
6.47
24.45
18.97
41.31
35.33
7.59
62.80
4.29
5,84
4.29
5.20
1.78
.13
2.20
1.71
3.72
.53
.68
5.65
4.89
22.76
.42
.30
.04
1.47
.18
.70
.36
1.89
2.51
194748 54.37
194748
194748
194748
194849
194748
194748
194748
194849
194748
194748
252.90
4.64
3.37
2.94
16.30
2.04
7.83
35.69
20.96
27.94
275.66
5.06
6.65
17.77
222
44.78
22.85
30.45
194748 44.82 4.03 48.85
194748
194748
194748
194748
.'.94748
194748
194748
194748
16.88
56.75
17.75
17.46
8.44
25.60
5653
1.52
5.11
1.23
1.57
.76
2.30
4.52
18.40
61.86
18.98
19 na
9.20
27.90
61.05
152.25
139.68 12.57
19474 8 77.70 6.99 84.G9 !
194748 8.68 5 2 9.20
194748 1738 156 18.94
194748 3.23 .29 3.52
194748 4.44 .40 4.84
1947-48 2.02 .18 2.20
: 19474 8 3.03 .27 3.30
194748 70.13 6.31 76.44
194748 25.21 2.27 27.48
194748 31.02 2.48 33.50
394748 63.44 5.71 69.15
i 194748 6.30 SI
I 1948-49 9.90 .10 16.87
j 194748 106.92 9.62 11654
' 194748 55.01 3.85 58.86
t 194748 6059 5.45 .
i 194849 58.75 .59 123.38
194748 10.69 .96 11.65 :
194748 28.77 2.59 31.36
194748 26.31 2.37 28.68
t 1947-48 6.57 .59 7.16
194748 92.06 6.29 100.35
' 194748 8.22 .74
194849 8.08 .08 17.12
194748 32.12 2.89
i 194849 61.84 .62 97.47
t 1947-48 1.80 .16 1.96
19474 8 6.30 .57
I 194849 9.41 .09 16.37
194748 3.60 .32 3.92
194748 36.98 3.33 40.31
19474 8 7.65 .69 8.34
19474 8 34.32 3.0!) 37.41
194748 5.36 .48 5.84
194743 55.2!) 4.98 60.27
194748 41.60 . 3.M 45.24 i
l!M7-48 1.79 .13 1.92 1
19374H 24.96 2.25 27.211
J9474H 5.P.:i .53 .
19449 13.96 .14 20.45
19474H 14.48 1.30 ' 15.78
1947(18 22.51 2.03 24.54
194748 19.83 1.78 20.61
194748 5716 4.02
19484 9 86.59 .87 148.96
194748 21.93 1.97 23.90 i
19474 8 2.97 .27 3.24 1
194748 35.65 3.21 38.861
191743 17.14 151 18.68
Redmond and Vicinity
Kcdmoml, Aug. 18 tSiKVial)
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Norton
have returned from visiting Mm.
Norton's parents at Echo. Mrs.
Norton sieni lust week with them
and Norton went after her over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gamer of
Bend were Redmond visitors Mon
day night. Gamer, who has been
with the bureau of reclamation,
will be associated with the North
ern Life insurance.
Bobby King is visiting his
grandparents in Pendleton this
week.
Miss Mavis Knorr and Mrs. R.
Knorr will be hostess Wednesday
night at a bridal shower honor
ing Miss Helen Ross.
Air. and Mrs. R. L. Lee from
Maywood, Neb., are visiting
friends and relatives In Redmond.
The Lees spent a year in Red
mond several years ago.
Mrs. Howard Newbill and Lil
lian Moreland were chosen dele
gates to attend the San Francisco
conference of Women of the
Moose. August 14 through Au
gust IS.
August IS is the date set for the
next regular meeting of the VFW
auxiliary and the place of meet
ing will be the VFW hall.
Mrs. Harry Simons, Mrs. Keith
Ferguson and Mrs. Charles Do
Roos were appointed to serve on
the rummage sale committee for
the VFW auxiliary rummage sale
to be held in the near future.
Mrs. Hazel C'ate was hostess to
the Octagon bridge club at her
home Monday evening. Mrs. John
Benning won high honors and
Mrs. Windom received traveling
prize. Mrs. Windom was a
guest.
Mrs. W. A. Hughitt will enter
tain the Octagon bridge club at
her home at its next meeting.
August 22.
Powell Butte grange will hold
its next regular meeting August
201 South Bros, dba
Fly Creek Stock Ranch
202 Roy Spurgeon
NOTICE of each of the above
weekly publications of the above Notice In the Bend Bulletin, a newspaper o( general circulation print,
ed and published in Deschutes County, State of Oregon, by Order of the County Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, dated July 22nd. 1949.
The publication of the above notice constitutes sufficient service on each and every person named
therein or interested in any such property without the mailing of copies thereof, and all such la-rsons
arn reouired to take notice of the uroceedlni! and of anv and all steps thereunder.
Immediately after service of such warrants, if payment not be theretofore made, each warrant or
duplicate thereof will be filed by the Tax Collector with the County Clerk, who will enter same In the
iudement docket.
! The amount of each of such
! to any interest in real property
i taxes on the personal property cmoraceu in eacn sucn warrant, wnn interest, penalties and costs appu
j cable thereto, will continue as a lien on all the personal property of the person assessed as otherwise
provided by law. The effect will be the same as though the people of the county hud recovered Judg
ment against the person charged for the full amount of the delinquent taxes covered by each warrant,
together with interest thereon and costs as provided by law. The Tax Collector will then proceed In
the manner prescribed by law in respect to an execution issued upon judgment of a court of record.
Date of first publication Aug. 4, 1949.
Date ol last publication Aug. 25, 1949. ; .
' C. L. McCAULEY,
Sheriff and Tux Collector for
Deschutes County. Oregon.
204-210-21B-222-C
SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday, Aug. 19 & 20
MUCOA 2 ibs. 56c
I
1-WAY QUARTS
WILSON'S
C0GSN iEEF
PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING
SMY 3 lb.
OTTER BROOK
reen Isecamis
RANCHERS' PRIDE
Noodles and
POTATOES,
TOMATOES,
WATERMELONS .....
I Week Days Open 3 a.m. 10 p.m.
1MS tm
I South 3rd St.
19. All members mv asked to
attend.
Mrs.. Lcib Ramsay of Madras,
president of Rohekah assembly
of Oregon, was the guest of the
Redmond Rebrkuh lodge at its
Tuesday, August 16, meeting.
Mrs. J. A. Dudrey and Mrs. F.
S. MeUarvey of Bend were north
south winners at the Wednesday
Duplicate bridge club meeting.
Mi's. J. R. Kotx'i'ts and Mrs. Her
bert Zaeher were runners up. Mrs.
J. C. Vaiulevort, and A. E. Hill
of Bend took east-west honors,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Banks
were runners up.
Klamath degree team of Klam
ath Kails was in charge of the in
itiation ceremonies tor the Loyal
Oilier of Moose No. 419. last Sun
day. Approximately 200 repre
sentatives from Klamath Falls,
Bend and Redmond attended.
A drivers' license examiner will
be on duty Wednesday, August 17,
at the city building from 9 a.m.
until 4 p.m.
Tuesday morning, August 16,
was the official day for the don
ning of western garb ill Redmond.
Such attire shouud be in order
until August 28, the closing day
of tho Deschutes county fair.
Mr. and Mi's. C. L. Lane and
family returned from the valley
Sunday. After spending the week
end at their home in East Red
mond they left for Salem.
Mrs. Vera Bilker and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew, Mr.
and Mrs. George Satterlee, Mr.
and Mi's. Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim O'Neill, Pat and Sue went
huckleberrying at High Rock over
the week end.
The Bend municipal band will
march In the Deschutes county
fair parade this year. The band
also will play at the Sunday
afternoon track and rodeo pro
gram. Mr. anil Mrs. John Andrew are
at home In an apartment at tho
Sheep
Farm Impl. and livestock
warrants and the Issue thereof is
warrants when filed and docketed will become a Hen upon the title
owned by the person against whom the warrant is Issued, and the
Lucky Lager 29
Turkey .... No. 2i can 49c
U. S. No.1
Wash. No. 1 .
FREE Delivery FREE Parking Phone 91
Brooks-Scanlon
llrooks Scimlon Oimp, Aug. IN
(Spud il) --Mr. and Mrs, George
Wilt and daughter, Margaret, in
tended the rodeo in I'rliiovlllo lasl
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kolieit James of
Pi'lnovllle sKnt the week end at
the home ol her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Olo Larson and
family, mid Mr. and Mrs. I'm
roll Dlekerson and girls, spent
the week end camping at W icki
up. Mr. and Mrs. George Shoberl
of tlvnd, were visitors Sunday
at the Oiphy Reese home.
Miss Cluuiutte Davis scnt the
week end In Uend, a guest of
Janet Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Orphy Reeso and
family, ai. I Mr. and Mis. Gust
Keese of lleud, will leave Thui's
day to visit relatives In North
Uend and Seattle. While In Seat
tle they will visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, Mrs.
Cox was formerly Gladys Iver
son of Uend.
Mrs. Choi Morrill and family
and Mrs. Dean Reld of Bend, left
Sunday to isit relatives in Wash.
Ingtou. Mrs. Morrill will visit her
parents In Kenncwlck. and Mrs.
Held will visit In Walla Walla.
Hofstetter apartments.
Frank Aivnsmeier has recent
ly taken employment ut the Kil
gore dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Young
Strom and daughters, Carolyn ami
Joan, of Portland ate visiting at
the home of Mrs. H. Youngsliom
and Miss Jessie Hill. They plan
to leave for a four day vacation
at East lahe after which they will
go to l'llnevllle to visit Mrs.
Yuungstruin's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Boglie. hclorc leuv
Ing for their home In 1'oiiland.
Over 10.1)00 citizens of Forsyth
county. North Carolina, grew
beards to celebrate the county's
100th anniversary.
194748 12.60
1.13 13.73
19-15-46 4.05 .93 4.98
hereby given bv four consecutive
Each
12 oz. can
39
can
No. 2 Can
11 0
10 Ibs. 29c
18 lb. box 89c
5c
.... pound 234c
Sundays Open 10 a.m. 8 p.m.
MAiKET
1IMUVN TO SAFETY
llairlnuton. Me. Ul'i Young
Carli'lon Fryo blew a party of
eight fishermen to aiifuty when
tlmv htiriimi Win! in foil. Wh.n
searching bontM could find no
trace ut the nsmnu party, l iyu
look his Iriinniel and begun blow
ing. The lost fishermen heard the
Iruinixit and followed Its sound
to safely on tho shore,
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
NOTU'B OK 8AIJC
NOTICE IS 1IERE1IY GIVEN
that by virtue of Ordinance No.
NS3IG of The City of Bend, Ore
gon, u municipal corporation, the
undersigned will on tho 2tlth dv
of August, 1949, at the hour of
10 o clock A.M. lu tho C ity Com
mission room In the C'ltv Hall,
sell to the highest bidder the fol
lowing described real properl V
located In tho City of Uend. 1H!N-
chutes County, Oregon, provided
no bid shall ho accepted for less
than the amount set opposite
each respective parrel, which Is
the minimum appraised price
fixed by the Commission of the
City of Uend:
Parcel No. 1 Ila 3 and 4,
Block 30, Purk Addition: $100.00
Cash,
( ;kor( :k si mer v i i.i.e,
Recorder of the City of Uend.
210-216 222 C
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys
When tllMnUr of kltnr function fwrmtta
ItalUnftntU t Iter tn tmtn In your HmmJ.
It my (ium nMimi Urkuch. rtwinull
rWnt, U- wlra, Ium uf prp ami viwriMr, U
Utf Uli tilfCl', Ulnil iiuftln uiviar In
tyv. bMuUrhva ml diiiim, fr'nxiuvnt or
ranty iMtaMH, with iitrtlntf antl Vurnlo
MmUm huri lhr U auaMlhltijl Wfvttf
Wtlh ymir M4ny or bUidUr,
Ihtn I wait I Aik yotir lru1 ftor PAftn
Pill, a ttlmtiUutt tliurvtlo. ur4 auecrullr
by millUna fur or to yrr, lVan'a !
batiy rvllvf n4 lll Wlp ihm U n4k of
hl4nrtutf1uah out piinuutwwUllvia
ywur bJumL it Doau'a Till
AJv.
Known
Allis-Chalmers
Disc Harrows
for Every Purpose
Even penetration for full
length less ridging,
level work.
Large size bearings stand
punishment of high
speed tractor work.
Controlled by trip rope
from tractor scat.
Stop in and choose tho
model you want.
ALUS CHALMERS
tlt ANO tUVICI
Tri-County
Phone 205
The Bend Junior Chamber
of Commerce
Presents
The
tterimcaD"
A Biblical Drama
o
Thursday & Friday, Aug. 18 -19
BEND HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Tickets Available From ...
Symons Dros, Jewelers Magill Drug Co.
Brandis Thrift-Wise Drug Economy Drugs
Owl Pharmacy
Hunce Courtegy
BliOOKS SC ANLON INC. and THE 8HICVMN HIXON CO.
Almurlm All IImkI Odur
lBUD
Rtfrigf rator Purlfltr
Cuts Food Costs With
PUR-O-DOR
STIUIIOHN ODOIISi Onion,
Hull, miilliiH'a, I'lo., iIIhmp
near timli'r (lie ui'iiilr. all' purl.
ivlnu u olio n ut I'urOIHir
IIihU; (ho iihicIitii, nclt'iillflc
uiiHwtr to stubborn rt'frlfii'r
Htor odom.
I'DKOItOlt BI DS: Pimcrvo
Dm muni di'llt-uli'ly (luvuiod
foods In your irli l;'iuloi',
(ionIi luir mid IhhIi' Iruc. even
under ( voluble conditions.
TIIKV'KK SI.K KKillT: Tuko
up no moru uuo than u cup
cuke.
IIAKMI.KSSi Atoluti. They
are Hutu, tunc ... a pli'uxuic
lu une.
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