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TO COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE, ôtlGON. TRUESDAY. JULY 22. 194».
CLASSIFIED
Belle Knife Hospital
Progress In
™ Ked Cross Work
One CMrt • Word Each iMsrtlsa
No Adv. tees than 85 cento
Ti!^ second meeting of the Red
FOR SALE--A few New Hampshire
Crorflpwas
held at the American Le­
Red Fryers. Guy Torrey on Marsh­
WANTED — Water wells to drill.
field highway next to Coquille gion Hall last Tuesday. Mrs. J. A.
Have new and up-to-date equip­
Auto Court.
It* Berg, general chairman, and Mrs. D.
ment and heavy pipe where needed.
IB. Keener, production chairman.
Fred C. Lee, Route 1, Marshfield.
FOR SALE—Three-acre ranch, all were ‘Bin
fin charge. Mrs. Fred Houston
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cleared, young orchard, good gar­ was present to sell war savings
den spot. Pasture for one cow. Six stamps and did very well with her
FREE! If Excess acid causez you
room modern house. Three room sales as usual. There was good at­
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indiges­
house with electricity.
Electric tendance.
tion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloat­
About 90 articles were
pumping system. Chicken house given out for home work.
ing, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free
and barn. One mile north of Co­
Mrs. Phil Alborn, in charge of
sample, Udga, at Barrow Drug
quille on Fairview road.
Harry . knitting, was not present Tuesday
Company.
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Cooper.
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FOR SALE—Two good Milk Goats,
teach beginners. She has the yarn to
giving milk. - See W. H. Sibold, 789 FOR PLUMBING Repairs and Ser give out and expects more soon.
vice
—
call
2-L.
J.
A.
Lamb
Com
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N. Taylor St. Coquille.
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Volunteer cutters are needed and
pany.
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such should call Mrs. L. A. Lundquist,
IN OUR RENTAL DEPARTMENT—
Up till sow Mrs. Lund-
Floor Sander — Floor Edger — DE LAVAL SEPARATORS and Milk i phone 274.
era, Parts and Dairy Supplies. Get I quist and Mrs. Bert Gould have done
Can Sealer — Stock Si Dies —
them at Pacific Feed & Seed C-o tfs the cutting but with the additional
Dehorner — Weed Burner. FARR
workers, assistance may soon be
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MAIL Your Watcn and Jeweliy re- i needed. The use of a sewing machine
pairs in to Schroeder Jewelry I has been donated by Mrs. Wm. Mehl
FOR SALE—2 H months old Pigs —
Store, Coquille, Ore.
22t3s and that of another by Mrs. D. B.
Mrs. A. R. Clinton, McKinley route
at Johnson’s Mill; phone 7R31. Its
I Kesner. ,
DON’T LET THE BUGS EAT YOUR
Simple, easily made articles for
I
GARDEN—Ask us what to use on
FOR Expert Emergency, Repair Ser­
vice on Milking Machines, Farm
them. FARR 8t ELWOOD.
s home sewing may be Secured from
Mrs. Kesner at her home 139 W. 2nd,
Water Systems, Tractors and Farm
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PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. or by phone 163M. The Red Cross is
Machines, call J. A. Lamb Com­
Kalsomining and wood finishing— alsu asking for old woolen pieces
pany. Note—For Quick Service,
1943 Wall Papera, Imperial, Pitts­ tor quilts and Afghans; also odds and
small machines should be sent to
burgh and Birge.
No raise in ends of'yarn and soft strong wool
our shop..
s
prices. Herbert E. Wood, phoneI Suitable for making bedroom slippers.
WANTED—2 or 3 Sewings Machines;
286. Coquille. 275 North Henry
For making up kits for the soldiers,
alio Ironing Board and Irons, for
St-
utfs a call goes forth for donations of
Phone
Red Cross sewing room.
large-eyed needles and safety pins.
WARNING TO TOMATO AND PO­
163M,
Mrs. Kesner has, through use of the
TATO GROWERS—Blight is hit­
I ting the local crops. Act now to phone and in other ways, been-con­
AUTO PAINTING and Body Work.
tacting the many groups and organi­
Bring your car in—we can start I I prevent blight on your crop. Ask
zations in order to stir the attention
work at once. Southwestern Motor II us. FARR 8> ELWOOD.
s
I to this recent activity of the Red
co.
a
Service Cross work locally. Lack of a meet-
i For
Refrigeration
— Co
~ ­ ing place has caused weeks of delay
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR—We phone lggj— write Box 367,
service all makes of washers, quille. O. H. Garnier, authorized 1 in starting here. Even yet efforts are
Washer Service Co. 3d5 West Frigidaire Service.
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Front St. Phone 17.
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__ I HEADQUARTERS tor Crown Dairy
In spite of gardening, canning and
DO WASHING and Ironing in my
and Poultry Feeds at Pacific Feed home sewing, it is important that
home at Reasonable Price and also
H Seed Co
I every woman in this town and vicin-
take care of children. Close to FOR RENT—Small 4-room House ity should
taking on what she
Smith Wood-Products a sign out
partly furnished. W. J. Ferbrache, ican to helP with
wbrk
in front of house on Riverton Ave.,
K.
Barber
Shop.
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Coquille. Mrs. Geo. W. Morgan.
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flea season is here —Ask us
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FOR SALE—90 Sixteen Mo. qjd lay­
ing JL IL Hens weighing 5H to 8
Missionary Society Church of
Christ Met Last Thursday
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Pioneer Methodist Church •
Charles Goodwin Brown, pastor
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«ehnol hour. Classes
and rooms for all. -Your interest and
attendance is urged.
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ll :00—Sunday morning worship
hour. A service of helpfulness. )
7:00—Methodist Youth Fellowship
hour. Shirley Slater will lead the
evening devotional hour.
8:00 — Sunday evening worship
hour. You will enjoy the orgwn music
and singing. ’
7:30—Wednesday evenings choir re­
hearsal hour with Mrs. M. O. Hawkins
directing.
7:30—Thursday evenings mid-week
services. Bible and prayer hour.
Our church needs us at our best,
If ft U to serve at ite best.
Ole Hollingstead, who drove up
The Missionary society of the
with his wife from Nampa, Calif., Church of Christ met Thursday in
last week underwent a major opera­ the church parlors for regular busi­
tion last Thursday.
ness meeting.
Mrs. Art Towne,
Bob Doyle, of Fairview, entered president, presided over the busi­
last Thursday for treatment of a ness affairs and Mrs. Liston Par-
badly burned face, received when a I rish, was program chairman. Her
fire extinqiysher he was starting to subject was: “A Wonderful Saviour."
till blew up. ~ ’
Devotional« were 119th Psalm. Em­
Carl Junior Elvers, of Myrtle Point, ma Farr and Alice Rhay sang, ac­
underwent an append ctomy on Fri­ companied by Myrtle Fiser.
Mrs.
day and on Saturday, M m . Elwin Al­ Parrish gave the poem, ’Streams in
ford. of Sitkum, entered for treat­ the Desert.”
ment.
Several of the ladies who attended
Mrs. Harold Hatcher came over the Turner camp gave reports on
from Sutherlin last week and under­ missionary work; one spoke of the
went a major operation Monday work that is done in Mexican hospi­
morning.
tals, donations sent to Mexico’s Beav­
Operations for removals of tonsils erton Christian Home and to the Boys'
Church of Christ
and adenoids were performed on Camp at Bridge. Meeting closed with
Monday for four youngsters—Guy all singing, “Into My Heart.”
East 4th & Coulter
Mullen, Elmer, Dennis and Jimmy, The following attended: Mesdames
Liston Parrish, Pastor
Alford. Lois Robinson underwent an Parrish, Allen Rhay, Clarence Fiser,
Thursday, 7:30, Bible study and
appendectomy the same day.
Don Furr, Mary Wimer, S. S. Har- prayer meeting.
" On Tuesday, Miss Electa Farris, of denbrook, Ernest Benham, Archie
Friday, 7:30, Church social hour,
Portland, a niece of Chas. Gailas, un­ Hatcher, A. F. Wilson, A. N. Foley, | sponsored by the rpen’s class. Every-
derwent a major operation; W. E. John Sanders, Harold McCue, A. L. one is invited to come.
Stewart entered for treatment; and Erickson, Amos Payne, Ralph Harry,
Bible school, 9:45. T. Ralph Harry,
Mrs.> Betty Janett was admitted.
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Ervin McKee, Art Towne, Maud Bean supt.
Yesterday Francis Gibney, of Green and Miss Jennie Lafferty and Joyce
Morning worship, 11 o’clock. Lord’s
Acres, injured in the Coos Bay Log­ Benham.
supper. Special music. Message by
ging Co. camp, was brought in for |
Pastor, “Bringing Heaven to Earth.”
treatment.
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Jr. C. E„ 6:30.
Church
of
God
Dismissals the past week were Mrs.
Youhg People’s C. E. 7:00. Mrs.
Corner of Henry & Seventh Sts.
Ernest Storm on Monday, John Quil-
Fiser will lead the discussion.'
Pastor, A. L. Perry
haugh on Tuesday, Jottie Watson yes­
Evening service, 8:00. An inform­
All are invited to attend. If your al, inspirational, evangelistic service.
terday and Chas. Gaslin today.
Child does not go to Sunday School You are cordially invited to attend.
this date
elsewhere, we urge you to send them,
Choir practice Wednesday, 7:30.
Fuel OU
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Don Farr, director.
September 30—Period 5 coupons
Preaching serviced 1 a. m.
valid March 26 through September
Young People’s meeting, 6:45 p. m.
The Assembly or God
30. Heating coupons—one unit, value or better still bring them.
2nd and Heath Streets
ten gallons; ten units, 100 gallons. I Preaching service 7:30 p. m.
I
L. C. Parsing. Faetor
Gasoline
8under
September 21—No. 7 stamps in The Holy Name Catholic Church
9:45 a. m., Sunday school with
new A book,. each good for four
Mass at 9:30 a. m. every Sunday. classes for every age. Bertha Byrd,
gallons, valid through this date.
superintendent.
July 21 expiration date of old “A”
11:00 a. m., Morning worship. Pas­
mileage ration books and No. 6 I
tor L. C. Persing, »peaking.
stamps—renewal forms available at
6:30 p. m., Christ Ambassador's
service stations and ration boards.
When the fight begins within him­
meeting
for young people.
Tires
self, the man’s worth something.—
7:30 p. m., Evangelistic service. En­
Cars with C ration books must Browning.
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joyable song service. Music rendered
have tires inspected every three
It matters not what you are thought
months; B books every 4 montt]£ A to be, but what you are.—Publius by the choir.
Tuesday
books every 6 months. September Syrus.
7:30 p. m., Prayer meeting.
30 'next inspection deadline for A
what to use on them.
FARR 8c
Bonk No, $
FOR SALE — “Farmers’ Bargains”
Every man and woman should be Friday
book
holders.
ELWOOD.
______________________ Sj July 31—Expiration date 8or red
Pullets — Weaner Pigs — Pups
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7:30 p. m. Bible Study.
today a law to himself, herself,—a
Canning Peas — Cars — Wood |>OR SALE—One long 2-year old «temps P, Q, R and S (meats-fats).
We carry a complete line of V- law of loyalty to Jesus' Sermon on
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Pi UR — WnrSA«
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11- Rari etomno T hnonmo. imliri fiala.
Ranges
— fcwlpr
Feeder Pigs
Horses.' Guernsey
Bull, good
and gentle.
I
«temps T becomes valid July
First Church of Christ, Scientist
the Mount.—Mary Baker Eddy.
See FARR A ELWOOD’S “Swap i Call at ranch and take a look at 25; U on August 1; V on August 8, Belts for all makes of Refrigerators,
Coquille, Oregon
The doctrine that retifies the con­
Washing Machines and other equip­
Board.”
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| him. At a fair price. J. C. -Mc­ and W on August 15—all expire
Sunday
School
at 9:30 a. m.
ment. Washer Service Co., 365 W. science, purifies the heart, and pro­
I August 31. Each weekly aeries good
Adams,
on
Bethel
Creek
in
Coos
Sunday
Service
at 11 a. m.
Front, Coquille. Phone.
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STILL HAVE about 60 Hanson strain I
26t3* for 16 polNW
Subject for next Sunday, Truth.”
large type Leghorn Cockerels, suit­ I County.
essarily true, whether men can com­
August 7—Expiration date for blue FEED YOUR DOG GAINES DOG
Wednesday evening meeting at 1:00
able for friers, at 75c to 11.25 each. I
prehend all its depths and relations or
GLASSWARE—Rock Sharpe Crys­ stamps N, P and Q (processed foods),
o’clock.
FOOD—Farr & Elwood.
a not.—J. B. Walker.
Bring your own crates. Rovang,
tal Glassware. Priced 35 cents to all of which became valid July L
Free public Reading Room at 255
500 N. Beach.
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$2.00. You mustsee it to appre­ Blue stamps R, S, and will be valid
We waste our best years in distill­ W. Second. Roxy Bldg., open every
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the ing the sweetest flowers of life into day excepvSunday and holidays from
ciate its Beauty. J. A. Lamb Com­ from August 1 through September 7.
PERMANENT WAVE, 59c. Do your
undersigned was on the 1st day of potions, which, after all, do not Im­
■ ' Bation Book No. 1
pany.
own Permanent with Charm-Kurl
July, 1943, duly appointed by the mortalize, but only intoxicate. — 12:30 to 5:00 p. m.
8ag«r. August 15— Sugar stamp vouniy
Kit. Complete equipment, includ­ FOR RENT—Cabin, partly furnished,
County voun
Court of
ot loos
Coos vounty,
County, ore-
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I^o. 1Í, good for five pounds, expires. gon,
ton, as administratrix of the estate of Longfellow.
ing 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy
3 minutes walk from Smith Woods
Louis
A.
Sonneland,
deceased;
and
October 31—Canning sugar stamps
to do, absolutely harmless. Praised
all
The moral $randeur of independent
plant. J. Ray Clinton, across high­
all persons
persons having
having ' claims
claims ’ against
against
No. 15, 16 each good for five pounds, said
A WELL PLANNED
by thousands Including June Lang,
estate are hereby required to integrity is the sublimest thing in
way from the plant.
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expire.
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present them to me, ' with' [
------- nature, before which the pomp of
glamorous movie star. Money re­
proper
SERVICE
100 SELECT N.~H. and R. I Laying | Coffee. August 11—Stamp No. 22, vouchers attached and duly vei
____ Eastern maglficence and the splen-
eriffed,
funded if not satisfied.
Barrow
at
the
office
of
O.
C.
Sanford,
attor
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Hens for quick sale, $2.00 each. good for one pound, expires. July 21
Drug Company.
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can do much in lessening
ney, in Coquille, Oregon, within six dor of conquest are odious as well as
Also 60 Hanson Strain Leghorn i expiration date for coffee stamp No. months from the date of this notice. perishable.—Buckminster.
the grief of the bereaved
PAINT UP—CLEAN UP—We carry
trapnested hens, one and two year ¡21.
Dated ¿nd published first time July
a full Line of High Quality Paint
Shoes. October 31—Stamp No 18, 8, 1943.
olds. $1.75 ea. Inquire Wm. Zled-
r
Helen M. G. Sonneland,
..for every purpose, including Mir­
rich, 601 N. Taylor or phone 75L. good for one pair of shoes through ‘ 2515
Administratrix of said Estate. |
acle Wall. Be sure and get a copy
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oi our New Paint Styling Booklet
—Free. J. A. Lamb Company,
s SAVE Costly Delays — By checking
your Farm Machinery In advance
NEW FARM MACHINES—We have
and order necessary Repairs NOW.
Two Farmall Cultivators and one
Genuine IHC Repairs. J. A. Lamb
grain drill. See us for details rel­
Company.
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ative to Rationing Regulations.—
J. A. Lamb Company.
s FOR SALE—8-room modem home,
Oregonian Subscribers: Please
large living room with fireplace,
FOR SALE—Three cows, one Jersey
help
your carrier by having your
2 baths, kitchen wired for electric
and two Jersey and Durham, 5, 8
paper money ready at his first call.
stove. Large lot 100x665, double
and 8 years old; «11 giving milk. -garage, cow barn and chicken
Remember he must pay his paper
Cortland Ellis on Fairview road,
obligation before the 10th of the
houses, all electric wired. Location,
phone 5R22.
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month. Thank you.
four blocks from down town Co­
NOTHING OVERLOOKED
quille. Plenty of fruit and berries. ■
FOR RENT—2-room Furnished Cabin
Renters will vacate Aug. 1st. Small1
at 945 North Coulter.
Ben H.
P. O. Box No. 145
Phone Ml
no matter how large and elaborate
down payment. See Wm. Zied-
Owen.
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Coquille, Oregon
the scale upon which the funeral
" rich, 601 N. Taylor,' or phone 75L,
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FOR RENT OR SALE — $700.00—
Coquille.
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arrangements are to be made. That
4-room house, has complete bath,
is our policy—that is our proud
gas range and water heater. On BABY CHICKS—Place your order;
claim after many years of experi­
Marshfield highway. See Brooks | now for day-old chicks, Parmenter
Reds, N. H. Reds, Barr^ Rocks,
ence
A conference with us will
Dr. De La Rhu*
Used Furniture.
Its
Hanson Strain Leghorns and heavy
be to your advantage.
Eyesight
FOR SALE—110 volt D. C. % h. p.
crosses.
Finest obtainable par­
Specialist
Motor; one auto Heater; set of auto : ent stock. Chicks available daily.
Horns. See L. Tennison, 512 Sixth
Wm. ZJedrich, 601 N. Taylor, Co- i
Eyaa Examined - Glasses Fitted
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quille or phone 75L.
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Reception room jointly with
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WE SPECIALIZE on permanent re- 1
Dr. J. R Bunch
shows Janet Blair, Don Ameche, Cobina Wright, J.r., Jack Oakie and Veda
pain for cut or broken casings and I
Coquille
Bandon
Laird
Buildins
Lain»
Pheou «1-J
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Ann
Borg
as
they
appear
in
Columbia's
"Something
to
Shout
About
”
at
the
tubes, any size or type. All work
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Roxy Theatre Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Also in the Gregory Ratoff
fully guaranteed. Thornton Tire
film are William Gaxton and Hazel Scott.
Service.
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SCHROEDER BRO8^
MORTUARIES, Inc
DAIRY SUPPLIES—For McCormick
Deering Milker Parts and Dairy
Supplies—See us.
J. A. Lamb
Company.
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Something to Shout
About" Hailed As Hit
At Roxy Thur, to Sat
FREE WITH PAINT PURCHASES—
Your purchase thoroughly stirred
on our paint shaker. FARR * EL
WOOD,'
to Buy-LateModel
Trucks, Pickups
and Cars.
Se« Archie Bushnell at
Southwestern Motors
Coquille
Don Ameche, Janet Blair and Jack
Oakie are starred in «Columbia's spec­
tacular new musical. "Something to
b i Shout About," which will be shown
at the Roxy Theatre Thursday, Fri-
tay and Saturday to introduce some-
Phone 83
Night Phone 272X
Southwestern
Motors
Chevrolet
comedy, captivating singing and in­
spired dancing. According to Holly­
wood report, the new film is one of
the season’s outstanding extrava­
ganzas; a mere recital of its players
and credits is sufficient proof there­
of!
In addition to its star trio, with
Miss Blair fresh from her triumphal
appearance as "My Sister Eileen,” the
new film features William Gaxton,
Broadway’s king of musical comedy;
Cobina Wright, Jr., social registerite
songstress, and Hazel Scott, musical
idol of New York’s Cafe Society and
radio’s millions of swing fans.
Not satisfied with such an array of
talent, producer-di rector Gregory Rat­
off obtained for the new film the
diverse services of a canine comedy
troupe, “The Bricklayers,” one of
MISS INEZ ROVER
Instructor of Piano
High School
Credits
Givea
105 W. 2nd
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Pallet star David Lichine, who acted
as choreographer and dancer, and Cole
Porter, who penned the smash song
hits of the picture including: “You’d
Be So Nice to Come Hony To,” “I
Always Knew,” “Hasta Lu ego,”
“Lotus Bloom,” “Something to Shout
About” and “Through Thick and
Thin.” '
Anywhere - For Hire
SAND AND GRAVEL
COAL — FUEL OIL — STORAGE
Agents for Oregon-Nevada-California Fast Freight
Office Phone
Farr ft Elwood Bldg.
5
W. Second St
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