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Arriving
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Splendid
Values in
Spring
Clothes
WE TELL IT' WITH VALUES
We invife your iiispye'tiiiii of our iiiiM-cliainlisc, iih we curry iiolliinsc but liili grade
wnri'B, low in price. .Wo are in a position to offer many choice, bargains to ilio buy
ing public.'
Tljo "fensou wo are ablo to offer nueli. valucH is line in a great measure to tlie fact
fclint wo buy for cnali, wbieh insuri inside jiriees. AVe sell for casli, which elimin
ates all losses origiiiuting through bad nccounln.-Wu employ no high-salaried man,
users'" or 'promoters, eliminating extra expense in that item, and we are satisfied,
wjili 'a reasonable margin of profit.
'JB TELti IT" "WITH VALUES and desire to co-operate wilh the buying publicy
bytiwlljiig merchandise of merit at a saving to the purchaser.
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The Newest Spring Modes
are Refreshing and
Full of Youthful Dash
Coats, Suits and Dresses ready to meet any occasion.. Every garment
I lias, class .and distinction, and priced- to meet approval.
iongeUo, per.yurd ,79c
12 " Afoinuno 'Pongee, yard ....... . 89c
14 Mommio Pongee, yurd ...... .$1.25
Colored Pongee, yard i ...... . .$1.29
i8;;W-inch lluck -Towels 3 for J.. 49c
42x!56-in. Potjuot Pillow Cases 45c
2-for 85c
04 Bleiebed Pequot Sheeting, yd. 72Jo
; , (10-yard limit) . '
94 Bleached Standard Sheeting,
' ynrd 55c
Nurses' Aprons, Indian Head registered
Cloth, guaranteed not to shrink $2.39
HEMSTITCHING AND PECOTING
AT RUSSELL'S SHOP
New Lingerie Voile
New Lingerie Voile only 50c per yard
Very suitable, for undergarments.
We have the celebrated
ARIS KID GLOVES
Fine quality, gauntlet style, and -latest
..." spring colors.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
;, SOCIAL, PERSONAL'S
CLUB ITEM BHOULD BE PHONED IN TO TUB SOCIETY EDITOR J
BETWEEN 10 A. M. A.NU 13 TtiL.tl'tliJXiS aualb&u j-vu
Ktn'tfifiriWtl, iivc, KW. t'l. TIip fii
iH'riiK-nf "Mr. 'Oimh'kp IVfltiiiH. will he
hfWl frrmi '.I hp. W. K. Willtpr i-hniiol. lu
(tiihciI h mirvivcd by her liiiH.mml nml
nml -tin older hrothi'i- in WnoliliiHtoii.
He v. T. 1), Yimw wfll etiuriiittt thu nvr-
"-Mr. it ml Mr?t, .Tno ImonM inul niol lin.
Mm... .1 tti M. Wiiixi'itrictt rcliiritcd tudny
fmm )nri liiml lift oj u wcrlin vIhIF.
Tliij Civlr i-liih iiu'l nu Tui'mliiy' vvf
niiijj. lit ihe rtiHinhcr tif Cinmntirt'o ror
U tlllHMH HI'HNldll,
Tlie i, F. mid A. ' M. iiiot Tm mliiy
pveninff for u wkmIihi.
t Thin rvoniiiff tin NVhUirtt of WimhI
rmrt will moot t t tit V. O. Y. Jmll
fr riilfr(;itim,tit mid ttiilinlitin.
Tirkofs for (he liiph Hrliun) piny which
will he playrft hero Friday tiiffhL will he
fur mile, nt KRirimniin',
Mr. Iftilii Jliikor of Altilne uponi n
w iinyn nern vimiinir irioniiM.
diiy 'iiionilntf. linriiil will bu lit Mr. Vcr
lion, (i, li. NpM'iimn, iho iiunbaud, is
pruHt rated over (ho triiKedy.
Propose Probe Of
Attorney General
!i!V',t!"u!i"!i iio the ff!r!' f"!!d''t f
Allnrney, tiniernl I lurry M. ihumherty
mid tUM'fiiUon of tin di'piirtiiient of jiii
tice, viik DropoKtMl Hum nfternnon hy
St'iuilor WIlM'clcr, demon-lit, of Aloiitnnu,
inilhor of (ho ronnliitioii ilrimiiidin(
iMiuitlicrfy'H rosipimtioti.
Wllioeler'M ni'timi wiih In roMpoitHO lo
lini(ilit'rty'M di'iiimid for ii "iiuhlic trial"
he for o tt voto in (iikeii hy thn to'iinlc ou
I bo "ou.'itor" iTHoliiiimi, .
San Dieffan Pleads
Not (vuilty, Murder
Sun Iii-s. ('ill., Feb. K. Hrew.
t'lmk, Indit-trd by I he iiriind jury for the
tnurdrr of 'Couruo Sfbnk, weiilthv Hnn
Uii'Ko ri'iiltor wltu him been liiyNtorimmlv
Jim. Arolvhi Fenwb'k returned frmn nloiit from bin home nIiho liit Fehni
H Irlii to Port In nd.
Tbff fniiernl m-rvlces nf Mih. MnMii
Newnton and bhy who were ,tnirn i to
doii-th, were held nt ten o elmk Wnliii'-
nvy, iU'H nitiriiiiix (itoudi'd not Kiiilty be
fore the Kin I'd jury in Judge I. ores eiMirt
room, . .
I lin trial bus been W't for Munh II.
Canadian Explains
Proposed Pole Trip
iMoiitreiil, Quo., Feb. lit. Cnptnit;
loHilt Hrnierp who 1h In IauhIoii com
nlotiiut iirmimiMiiiMilH for a lmlar enedi-
timi for the Cuiitidian Koverinneut wiih
t...l ! I.l...r I'..,..., 1 1 .
Ull HI J 1U (UlllVn II Mill 1.AI1IUVI1 IT1
ijf.niiiu bin uXprdi'iiuO in ilt'fKrnd tu
lort'HLuiii the .1, uiteu , Mjiu'b expedition
wllli I In- diriKikilr li 1.
The ('aiiadiau exiiodiljou. Capltiin ltcr
nlcr miid, in dcsiifiied uieroly to maintain
tide to A i-ct it- exploration and Io noi
I'oiviomplale unnexatiou of additional tor
rllory. .
ALLEGED BANK YEGGS CAUGHT
Li'thhi-ido. Alta.. Fcb.,i:i. .1. J. Krid
:ind Jiioiny WiUon. in jail tit (Jn-a
FoIIh, .Mont., have been bb-ntifieil Ihm v
following res-ri4 of plt-iloKitiidiH and
ItiMtillon mediiitmeiilH. ti luu of llo
bandit sah(t who robbed the At1ipra
brau.-h of the I'liiou hank here last Auu
iint. The . Banff oKriipnl with $ I'J.I.Otiil.
l !)it radii ion proreediuiiM are under way.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Karl
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iOr New York. Seo Itobort W,
or DUono lll7-y. t
l'liom K. Stevens for IMntio Tnninir
TODAY
Charles Dickens'
, ranioua Clivasic Brought to the Screen
With
Josef
Swickard
Fritzi
Uidsfeway
Virginia
IJrown
Faire
Margaret
Land is
l!"THE
One of the
Iictter Pictures
that will
appeal to every
member
of the family
Human
Sincere
Beautiful
Mi
Cricket
Oh the Hearth"
An enthralling double love story filled with an pc-"
casioncl tear, may smiles, lots of thrills and romance.
NEWS OF WORLD
PATHE NOVELTY
Regular Prices
AESOP FABLE
20 Cents 20 Matinee and IJveninjr
ii:
El'dKN'K music- lovers will lie inli'r-i-nlcr
tu know thai Mil I'lii Kiwilnil
mitiunul hoiiorflry intlxiru! fruteruity.
fur wumen, will give a vjirit-d prutcruiu
tiuriiit; the UDHeluhly hniir in the Wo
lunu' iuiiltling at the i;ivt'riy of Ore
. roii, Thnmday iiioiiiinn nt 1 1 oYloi-k.
'J'ho entire1 luirtr will lie devoteil tu the
fralFTnity'a 1 tlitertuinment' Tthrelt'-' In-i-ludes
a flute koIu, two vncul noloS. an
iiLslninil-ntuI Hlriusccl ijnui-tet uuti a dou
ble ipnirtct. : ;'' '
Several EtiBeilc women, iiieinliers 'of
Mil Phi Kniijlon, will apiieur Willi tlie'
active rniirr im the jiroy nun. '.Mu' I'lii
DpHilnn waU' CHtlililiHheii on the ranipini
in JilJl apd' now Ii.ik ( active' iiieni
hera. .MiKil lleulnh Chirk in jiri'sident nf
' the Kioup. An active iulerilt Irr' inHisieal
' eirchM Iiuh been taken hy ntujiy of the
fiateiiily'B hieiuhem and tlie"eiouil an a
wlude him been very ireneriiiiB in pTovitl-'
ini: iiroKrniaB in which the variety 'of tal
ent poKNesMeil hy ita ineiahei-M .lias K'veu
deliRlilful entertainment. '" 'j'. '
The program for the hour im-ltiilen:
. In) War Danee hv Skilion.'
StriliKil Mliartet roinponed ot tiwen
dolyn Iiiiipiihire. Nina Wnrnock, Jane
O'ICcilly and Katie I'otler. '
(Ii) Adaaictlo Biwt
Stringed (iiartet.
2. A i'lat loloiiaiw Chopin
Herniee Veo.
3. Now Like a Ijinlen Kramer
Kluiiic ili:l'lieru
I. Japanese Sunset ....lleiip
Iiisli'iimenlal iiuartet: Nina Wnrnock.
Ilinlah Clark, Katie I'otler and Clare
Collelte. ' '
j. All, Love, Illit a lay (iilbertc
Itlltll AkeiH. . ,.
li. Itonninre Ititcr
I'lule solo, Iienlah Clark
7. Down on the Desert.
Double niXMet: Knili Akers. I.eona
(Irenory, Mildred lleikeley, Mik. T. A.
I'ierson. Kloise Mel'herKou, dale Hub
erts, Hetty Nelson and Mrs. C A. K.
Whitlon. . -
H, Triangle Bong of Mil J'hl lCpsilon.
An intercstinK bit of netra eoines from
Monmouth. Oregon, where the engage
ment of Miss Vivian Chandler, an in
siriietor in the physical education de
partment of the stale normal school and
I. yle llnrtholoniew. former sllulent body
president of the -University of Oregon,
was announced last week-end.
Both Miss Chandler anil her fiance
were very popular on the Oregon cam
pus. Miss i'liandler was president of
women's league and held several other
student offices in addition to .participa
tion ill oilier activities. She graduated
with the class of Mr. Ilnrlholomew
graduated in IIIL'L' and was president of
the student body during UUiDlll:!".!. lie
was also very active in campus affairs.
He is at present with ail architect firm
in I'ortlnntl. - ?
Miss Chandler is a member' of Delta
(lamina unci Mr. Darlholomew 'of Itacb
elorduu. .. i . it
Iu order that women students oij I lie
university campus who are affiliated
with the I'resiyteriaa.chlircli might hiiw- '
an opportunity to mee Miss Ann T.
Iteiil of New York City, seiirary.i the
national board'of mii'siiflis of the church,
Mrs.Ulroce J. (iiffen received fnfonflal
ly Monday ufteraoou flom 5 ui;til ii
o'clock-.; f ' -. ' .
MbjH!Itehl l traveling over- the Pa
cific; coast meeting young women who arc
preparing themselves for missionary
work- and Monilay afteruuon she 'told-Homll-
interesting incidents, .of experi
ences of former college women who are
now teaching in mission schools. -- i
. To go to Portland, Miss Heiil left Eu
gene Monday night. I'W dinner- Sunday
at her home and luncheon Monday at the
CoJIege Side Jnn, Mrs.J (iiffen cntet
tainid grouiis of young women who were ,
enpedajlly interested in -Iiss Heid'a
Vinil. l'iunilluikMiitl O lll I'tcS.b.ViCUMa
ohureb also enjoyed meeting with Missj
Iteiil Tuesday evening. ' .
With Mrs. T. IL llawiril." rr5: John I
Kestly, Miss- Delia Sherwood a!"l Mi '
I.eula Haumguriliier as guests, Mrs. 1''. j
(!. Jennings' entertaineil the Aloha club
for luncheon and cards in her home
Tuesday, l-'resias and pink carnalions
centered tint luncheon table. Mrs. J. II.
Coleman ri-civyl the prize for high
score. .
The W. II. V. Needle club will meet
in the post rooms of the armory Thurs
day nfternoon. Tlie birthday anniversar
ies of oinrades of thn Civil War. their
wivea or widows which occur in I' ebru
ary will he ohsenved. 'Each person at
tending will also provide au inexpensive
Valentine to be exchanged.
-Mr. anil Mrs. Owen Mnaier, nf Port
land, returned to-, their homo : yesterday
nfler a brief visit; In Eugene with Mis.
Warner s mother. Mrs. c. A. inter
meier. Mrs. ltlazier drove down from
Portland Saturday and her husband
joined Iter Monday evipiug on the way
north from a business trip to Kau Fran
cisco. , .
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mann and son,
of l'endletou. were week-end visitors in
Eugene in the home of, Mr. mid Mrs.
W.'E. Millie. Mr. Mauil has been a rep
resentative from the . eastern Oregon
district for several years to the state
legislature. Mrs. Maun, and Mrs. Milne
are sisters.
Tlie Women's Co-worker class of the
Itaptis! church will meet Friday evening
with Mrs. (ieorge w . Kinsey, oM: 'leutu
avenue east Friday evening.
An interesting program is in store for
the women of the auxiliary to the Cham
ber of Commerce which meets in tlie
chamber parlors -this evening. In addi
tion to this entertainment there vill be
tables for .cards.
Tacoma Lumberman Fights
To Keep His Children
I.os Angeles, Cill., Feb. lit Determin
ed to keep his two children from .the
custody of their mother, L. 1'. Iliili 'Xa
conui millionaire lumberman, was to ap
pear in-juvenile -court oday wiiil at
torneys to tight .tun habeas corpus pro
ceedings bennght "by his divorced w.ifii.
Mrs. .Francos Stanton, and her husband,
Earl, A.' Slant h' were arrested last
week on a charge of kiduanping.
The children, Francis Hill. 11. and ,
.lames Preston Hill, 7, are being held In
juvenile hall pending the outcome of
charges against their mother and slot -father,
who are at liberly on IfllKX) bond
each until they appear on u charge, ul
being fugitives front justice. I
The Hills were . divorced in 1SI-2, it
is said, and at, that lime both the mother
and fnlher were allowed to have tnc
children for a certain , length or time.
Vhile they were in the custody of the
mother she is alleged to have disappear
ed wilh Stanton, who is sniil to lie
lumber magnate in. the northwest.
selling price 28 and 3Ie; hens 19 and
. XKATTI.M I'llontlCB
Scuttle. Wash., Fob. 13. Kicks, select
ranch a&c, pullets .11 and KJc; butter,
city creanmry ule. country creamery 46
anil "(lie; cheese. Oregon fancy Ilflc, Ore
Son triplets 7e. Youuir Americas 30c:
onions, California 2 l-'Je, Oreffon ye; po-ttti-a,
Yfikliuti Gems 35 mid 4tie, local
-OoHWee-ts 7 and 7 1-Uc,
MOW VOItK WOOh
New York. Feb. 111. Wool, firm; do
mestic .fleece, Ohio fil and fil: douicstfc
pulled scoureil basis 71 unit 1.-2; do
mestic Texas scoured basis 1.411. nnd
l.;l2; domestic territory staple scoured
basis, quarterhlond to fine medium
French combings 12 and X.'i't.
Bhowanda. toe cnotco ot the smoker.
REPORT a
Enq and Poultry.
Kk', fivsli ..v ..'jr.fV(.
Ilenn, JiulU HSf'HTc
Hens, heavy, livt- '2i'22v.
ltrttiU'is IS' Jir
Bnttorfat and Butter.
Itiitlorfat flc
('n-.iuuiy luitti'p l!f.."ilr
Moat MHfKOl.
Stl'TH .iVjMh'
'dwh (i 'n-
K'0f, iln'M.Hf.l wn 10c
Kwch i'fti. Ic
Vctlnt ! iilJju TV
liiimhM. live SfdlW
Will, lixht. dn'NMCil 1
I'tn k. ilrKHrd VsC
il'ti. livt i(f. i V4C
C.r.iin Hav. Hidp.
Wliito 1nat 0Uy!V
Kvd wheat '-
I IlllN .(V
llnrltvv. butthrl Hk
Itftrlcv, ton S-'Hi
Ui.U-f. ktp
W ool ' HUM 4K-
Vqetnbles and Fruit.
l'nl:itv, new, Ik , 1iriVi
i 'arnit -0
(inflir -Oo
l Turnip', iu
IIWIK. H , -V
ltiii uninii iM-pprrn -"V
I'ditii nn i.iviiwTiM'K
rtlaiiil. Or.. Kfh. IS, I'attle to-
loin tf m.irki't ft"inlv: l'cf. K'Mnl
I hi 1 7.15; t Ii'ih t- Iti'lfvrs $.'..? T f,t
I hM i rvoipi. 4m 01 ituivkt i
'nomln.tl. Kiftttly: titrUuiu U r)M1i-
,lnotM tllAilli; y.NirUuK" l$V,"$t.0.
I w fillers $;-.-tfcj Iti-.lu. ,00fV( it,;:..
;r. ItlllKI) Fill rrs
New York. Kelt. IX. lricil frultn, iip
pp fh'mtr, others wi-nk; apricots,
cholre to. extra Innt-y 1-2 aiiti
iMM'lts; ovaporated 1 1 1-3 and 17e;
prtim1, ,tns to 6(m, 6 and l.V; dun to IMDm
and 7-l-4c; peai'hrs, cliolcu to extra
fiitu-y K ami Uc: neodlrsH rnlRlim. sui
plmr liluacluMl. 12 and 1.1 l-2v. choice
1o extra fancy unbleached 7 1-2 and
S l-4c.
rOHKMiN i:t II ANtiK,
NVw York. Koh. 1.1. Drum ml ntcrlltiK
4.3a-K; Krunc. cahlcs -l.fiO. checks
4.HD l-i'; J.lri- ciihlfH .:i7, checks 4.:ti 1-2;
J VI lull cnhlrs ll.SH, eheekit U.S7 1-2;
.Marks .Ooiummc.T pt-r 1uilli1.11; Ouihlor cul
hies ;t7.l", cheekK II7.44; SwL-ii-n kronen
entiles 2ti.i;?. rheckH I'fi.lil: Norway ca
hle H.::2. cheeks i:i.3S; Denmark, ca
hlcs 1't.Sl, checks li.SO.
1'.
. Hii (.t till l ,
fhUan'V- Kl. Vhe Kraiji market
rtcervl wllKhtl' In tlie laler tioiirn of
trmltuB today and n (though the ad
v.inA'ew wen n"I nufrlfient to of(et the
ciirly li'jtett. t'Vlcr d(Wlti(WI'ltii'Tei"
(n t o-ns(nntv to the dovfnwnr.1 tn
drncy. Ait cioBc helow the Momlay fin
ish. W,i-:ilrmton u.itp father
tuifijh on rat. ' , .
rnt fhNnl from 7- to l-l'off
Vrh elitlefi'otn 1-s to I eenP nrY, and
tite ftiitsli io;md imiI frfrm 38 to
oft. ... .
' V, riltHl,t K
fiA r P 4 n.-1 -. Keh 1 -l -Hiit or, r -trsi
prl jo ftr' fcso. first fiom-
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475DEPARTMENtS5Ss
YourigM
Suits
ens
In Newest Sports Model
Stylish, distinctive ; unquestionably a leader of mi
taste. Choice of patch pockets, with button and him
hole (as illustrated) or plain pockets with flaps u
quarter loose belt. Cassimcrcs and unfinished ivorst
in the season's smartest colors- broken cheeks
overplaids. ln
Only the unusually large requirements of our hundreds
of busy Stores make possible the great values in clothing
we are providing. Comparisons quickly convince yon
of the important savings you can enjoy here.
$01.75
-1
I
Nation-Wide
Values
Others $19.75 to $34.75
BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR1
. 1 DKNTISTS
ATTORN KVS
WII1TTK.V SW.M'I'OIII) I.uvycr, C. '&
W. Hlilit. The urttur class ut civil
iMlnincKM. rilunu S;I.
OI.YDIC N. JOHNSTON IHxtrlrt Attur-
lii'W. AMrrHij t-'tiurL lliiiiKC I'huno ill.
V. II. HHOIIK1C Altnrnrr, I'. S. Nu
tlnnal ItnnU l;lilr. l'lifinc S38-J.
V. C. IIMKr-ltON Attorni-v-ut-ljiw.
Mil Willamette, rouinti 10-11. IMionc
97::.
MAI (TIN O.
lirai-lli-o. :
Hock Lawyer.
- Ninth Ave. W.
. r. wooococK Still ilntiiR irl at
the eh! xtiiiid, Ninth ave. W. At-toriu-y-at-l.aw.
S. M. CAI.KINS Attorney. PirKt Na.
tlnnal Hank HMr. I'hiuic 1U7.
Al.TA KINli Altemey. 'r-ihute. cr,n.
veyaueeK. enlleel Inns. Ofric-c lltair8
il Wllhimctle St., KiiKene. (He.
O. II. KOSTKIt Attornev.al-I.
National b'aiik IllilK. I'limio Z
COMMODITY PRICES HIGHER
llovorsliiK (lin trend ot tlio two
Iniinciliately. rriuertinK niontha.
Hun's liidux nutnher of wliDlesale
lrlt:ca nhowi-il n llKht rlo on Foh
ftiaiy 1. At 1!U,09!, ni)riwnlinK
tho coat per capitH of a ynar's sup
ply of commodities, the latest Index
number figure Is six-tenths ot 1 per
cent uliove tlio $1S9,920 of January
1 ami discloses an advance of 2 8
per cent over the tlS6.2aO of Fh-
ruary 1, 1923. Willi one exception
nun oi ixoveinner i tne general
price level Is higher now than at
any previous time since the middle
of last year, and shows nn Increase
of more than 19 per cent over the
low point reached in the summer
of 1921. Comparing with the pre
war hasls, a rise of fuilv Ks
cent appears. '
Oi tlm seven rlusses Into which
the numlier is separated, four show
ed advances on February 1 over the
totals for January 1. The widest
change was in breadstuffs. which
rose D.7 per cent, and there were
small Increases In the meat, metals
and miscellaneous groups. On the
other hand, declines occured In
dairy and garden products, "other
food ' and clothing.
SHIPS LOAD PRUNES
r..rllanil. Kl,'i. 1.;. OrMon pnniei
-. ' of !,,,. n, frm , jln.
tUTII.ml .rt of the North Atlniili, o,i-t
-r.. of the steamer K. I. I.nekenlu, h.
winch tinned los.hnu here to,kv and
.mother ah'piiiciit thai i ! .
iiK) tH.T. .. ,i ii is iiileidaled by .1 (I
hnsnn, I'ortbnd mnn(er of the ervi-,.
will be stowed ou the steamer iKirnthv
lllh keiilweh.
Hte e;i.i,.rn tnnrket i said to hold
l.r.e-t of sdihtioniil ,, .hipmen-,
of ri.io.e.pien.-e for the near futiire !
ioer Imvf l reculnr nn'tnment -i
.insller lot, ,f,;t,t,,,.d lp ,. ,Hrrtt;
f liti Inf.millti-n e.-V,:l,i,i dealer. anfl
''W't.nwi here- 1. rhil r,,ui.-
HOWAUn M. lll:oWNi:i,l, Lawyer.
All liiiHlniss proiiiinly attcuiluil to.
Telephone I 1 fill.
WKLUS tt Wl:i.l..Sl,yers. over C'ss
tle thrntre, S.e, lul altenlloo to e.
ani nallon of ahlraet. .Iiariing of
Wills, sell 1Ii.pt ot r.slales. conveyance
I . l, eolleellons. Also to all pension
matters. Phone iiijn.
11. K. SIMl'TKIHAltorney and Conn
sellor at Law. Solicitor ill Chnm-orv.
trice rooms, lil-ll-l-.'-l.t. lieekvvlth
Ji lit . comer Seventh and Willamette,
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