Gresham outlook., September 08, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

_ E x cav atio n is u n d er way by Roy
H e rb e rt B radley an d fam ly moved
E m ily for th e new high school b u ild ­ th is week to W est L inn, Ore., w h ere
ing. w hich is to ta k e th e place of one Mr. B radley w ill bo p rin c ip a l of th e
re c e n tly destro y ed by fire. The new W est L inn and Bolton schools. T he
130,000 s tru c tu r e w ill co n taiu larg e fam ily w ill be g re a tly m issed, having
M hole W h eat B read .
c la s s room s, assem b ly room and li­ resided h ere th e p a st fo u r y e a rs d u r­
egg. T he yellow v eg eta b les su ch as
4 teasp o o n s salt.
b ra ry an d w ill provide fo r d om estic ing w hich tim e Mr. B radley h as |
4 tab lesp o o n s fat.
c a rro ts a lso have th is p ro p e rty . T he
Gresham, Oregon
science, m an u al tra in in g an d o th er ta u g h t fo u r su ccessfu l te rm s in th e
4 tab lesp o o n s s u g a r o r m olasses.
n ext is s ta lk s su ch a s asp a ra g u s.
' 1 q u a rt liq u id : m ilk, w ater o r h alf sp ecial d e p a rtm e n ts of th e school T ro u td a le school. Sixty-flve of th e ir
Peas a re in clu d ed in th e pod division, j m ilk and h a lf w ater.
w ork. A tine gy m n asiu m , b u ilt w ith frien d s gave them a farew ell p a rty on
sta n d a rd dim ensions, w ill be a p a rt of F riday evening of la s t w eek. T he
especially th e kin d th a t h as a pod
1 y east cak e (co m p ressed ).
th e eq u ip m en t of th e new building evening w as s p e n t in v isitin g and
I S q u a rts p a te n t (w h ite) flour.
w hich c an be cooked an d ea te n . T he
I S q u a rts o r m o re w hole w heat School w ill open on S ep tem b er 18 in : playing gam es. C ake a n d coffee w ere
ro o t c la s s is a la rg e one. C auliflow er
flour. (By “ w hole w h e a t” is m ean t C olum bia g ran g e h all. G eorge N. Mc­ ' served, th e g u e sts d e p a rtin g a t a late
is in th e flow er division. T h e vege­ flour m ade from w h eat c o n tain in g all K ay w ill be th e p ru cip al. Tw o o th er hour. All re p o rt a d e lig h tfu l tim e.
September 1, 1916 ..................................... $ 94,044.95
C. E. S cott and fam ily have re tu rn - I
tab le fru its a r e to m ato es, p u m pkins, of th e g ra in , not flour from w hich th e te a c h e rs an d possibly th re e w ill a ss ist
sq u ash and cu cu m b e r.
P e a s and b ra n and g erm have been e x tra c te d in him on th e teach in g force. Jo sep h A. ed to T ro u td a le a fte r h aving sp en t th e I
September 1, 1917 ...................................... $152,851.29
F in le y of P o rtla n d w ill have c h a rg e su m m er on th e ir ra n c h n e a r Salem .
b eans a re a ls o c la s se d a s seeds and m illing.)
of
th
e
m
usic
of
th
e
school.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bloyd have re-
M easure sa lt, fa t an d sw eeten in g
September 1, 1918 ...................................... $190,489.14
a re high in e n e rg y an d p ro tein . Onion
T he g ra d e School w ill open on Sep* I m odled th e ir h o u se an d put in new
into b read m ixer. Add scald ed m ilk
cem
ent w alks.
is a bulb a n d c o n ta in s som e m in eral o r boiling w ater, an d cool u n til lu k e­ tem b er 11. T he fifth, six th , sev enth
September 1, 1919 ...................................... $285,920.90
Mrs. Jo h n H iggins of S eattle, Mrs.
and v itam in es.
w arm (a drop on th e w rist feels n e ith ­ an d eig h th g ra d e s w ill m eet in th e
C o rb ett com m unity c h u rc h u n d er th e J a u e S ails and Mrs. S a ra h W ishard,
er
hot
or
co
ld
).
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T he e a tin g of ra w v eg eta b les in
su p erv isio n of Mrs. P oppe. T he p ri­ of P o rtla n d , w ere g u e sts a t th e hom e
September 1, 1920 ..................................... $.191 812.91
salad s is h ig h ly reco m m en d ed as bled in pieces an d s tir u n til a ll th e in ­ m ary g ra d e s w ill m eet w ith Mrs. W ol­ of M. B. M cG innis, th e p a st w eek.
g re d ie n ts a re m ixed o r dissolved in
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ra
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cooking d e stro y s th e v itam in es th a t th e liquid. Add th e p a te n t flour and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. C ole and baby, of
September 1, 1921 .................................
$380,806.93
P o rtla n d , visited a t th e hom e of Louis
a re of such a hig h q u a lity in vege­ enough w hole w h eat flour to m ake a ing.
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andy
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ing
Sunday.
tab les. T h e re is on ly one ex cep tio n to dough th a t w ill k n ead w ith o u t s tic k ­ T e ach er asso ciatio n w ill m eet in th e
September 1, 1922 ...................................... $410,955.37
Mrs. H a rry M cG innis, of P o rtlan d ,
th is ru le a n d th a t is in cooked to m a- ! ing to th e board. C over an d let rise i co m m u n ity ch u rch on F rid ay even­ m ade a farew ell v isit on S unday a t the
I u n til lig h t, a t le a st double in bulk. 1
toes. T he v ita m in e s s till re m a in even K nead down, m old, place in g reased ing, S ep tem b er 15, a t 8 o'clock. All hom e of H C. M cG innis.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h B everidge and
On the above showing of a steady and conservative
a fte r cooking.
V eg etab les should pan and let rise u n til double in vol­ school p a tro n s an d te a c h e rs e a st of
th e S an d y a re invited to p a rtic ip a te in W. B. S tru b le , of P o rtla n d , w ere d in ­
never be over-cook ed for th is reaso n . ume. Bake a t least an h o u r in a mod- th is m eeting.
growth we solicit your patronage.
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F ollow ing a re tw o b read recip es i I e ra te ly h ot oven. T h is am o u n t of
Mrs. L eila L asley T hom pson is vis- ' A. H arlow .
dough w ill m ake fo u r loaves of bread.
fu rn ish ed by Miss S m ith :
T he M isses M a rg a re t aud M iriam
Note— W hole w heat flour m ade from tin g w ith h er re la tiv e s an d frie n d s In
A. F. MILLER, President
K. A. MII.LFR, (ashler
h a rd w heat m ay be used fo r b read th is v lcinty. Mrs. T hom pson h as been S pence have re tu rn e d from a few ,
(tolled tints Bread.
W. E. MARK ELI., Vice President M. If. SHIPLEV, Asst (ashler
for
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t
tw
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field
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ta
ry
days
visit a t M cM innville.
w ith o u t any p a te n t flour.
4 teasp o o n s salt.
fo r th e Y oung P eo p le's R eligious
Mrs. S a lin a S h o rt and baby, of '
MAKPili HAGREKH« A mm L Cashier
4 tab lesp o o n s fat.
U nion, th e young p eo p le's o rg a n iz a ­ W ashougal. W ash in g to n , a re visiting
4 ta b le sp o o n s su g a r o r m o lasses.
tion of th e U n ita ria n ch u rc h , for th e fo r a few days a t th e hom e of her !
FAIRVIEW
1 y e a st c a k e in *4 cup lu k ew arm
w hole Pactic C oast. She w ill soon m o th er, Mrs. F ra n c e s Fox.
w ater.
Miss A gnes L au d an is sp ending h er
.-V Sm ith M em orial P re s b y te ria n sail for E n g lan d to e n te r O xford for
3 cu p s ro lle d o ats.
, ch u rc h next S unday m o rn in g a t 11 a th re e -y e a r co u rse of stu d y in p re p ­ tw o w eeks' v acatio n a t th e hom e of
2 q u a rts o r m o re of flour.
h
er
p aren ts.
a
ra
tio
n
for
th
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m
in
istry
of
th
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ch
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rch
.
M easure s a lt, fa t, sw eeten in g and o'clock th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D.
rolled o a ts Into b read m ix er. Add H o llensted, w ill p reach , th e serm o n W hile in E u ro p e Mrs. T hom pson ex- i Mrs. U. G. S hipley, of Salem , a s is ­
boiling w a te r, co v er an d allow to cool being on "T he M usic of th e P sa lm s.” p ects to v isit th e g ra v e of h e r h u s­ te r of Mrs. L. A. H arlo w , and Miss
band, C has. H. T hom pson, w ho gave M ary B ullock of P o rtla n d , a niece,
u n til luke w arm . Add y e a st m ixed
A W a n t Ad m ean s a d d itio n a l ln- his life in th e W’o rld W ar. Mrs. and Miss G eorgia Jaco b s, a lso of
well w ith M cu p luke w arm w ater.
T hom pson is a g ra d u a te of th e H u rl-
Add Hour to m a k e a dough th a t will jco m e w ith little o u tlay . L o t th e O u t­ b u rt g rad e school, th e W ash in gton P o rtla n d , visited a t th e H arlow hom e
1 on T h u rsd ay and F rid ay . On F rd a y
knead w ith o u t stic k in g to th e board. look p ro v e it.
high school in P o rtla n d and th e Uni- evening Jo h n C rout of P o rtla n d joined
v e rs ty of C alifo rn ia. A fter g ra d u ­ 1 th e p a rty an d th e y all a tte n d e d th e
atin g from th e la tte r in stitu tio n she farew ell p a rty given Mr. and Mrs.
ta u g h t in th e unon high school a t C or­ B radley on th a t evening, re tu rn in g to
b e tt an d w as fo r one y e a r its p rin ­ th e city th e follow ing day.
cipal.
Mr. and Mrs. N elson and son from
A m eetin g of u n u su al in te re st w as D enver, C olorado, a re v isitin g a t th e
h eld a t C olum bia g ra n g e S a tu rd a y , hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. L audan. Mrs.
S ep tem b er 2d, w hen 11 c a n d id a tes r e ­ N elson is a s is te r of Mrs. L audan.
ceived th e th ird and fo u rth d egrees. T he N elsons m otored from th e ir form -
T. J . K reu d er, M ultnom ah Pom ona { e r hom e an d a re fa v o rab ly im pressed
m a ste r, an d th e L en ts d eg ree team w ith th is p a r t of O regon and a re
w ere in a tte n d a n c e and exem plified . th in k in g of lo c atin g here.
th e w ork. T h ere w ere 30 m em bers
On ac c o u n t of th e ra in on L abor
p re s e n t an d 32 v isito rs. T he le c tu re r, I Day th e E a s te rn S ta r m em bers had
Mrs. L ydia O stran d , p re se n te d th e j th e r picnic d in n e r a t th e M asonic
fo llo w in g p ro g ra m : p ian o solo, A u­ | hall in stead of on th e b a n k s of the
d rey T re g a sk is; vocal solo, O lw ein j S andy riv e r. T he d in n e r w as enjoyed
Parents of healthy boys know the wisdom of buying
T re g a sk is; p ian o solo, A lice K re u d e r; ’ very m uch and th e a fte rn o o n w as
sh o rt ta lk s w ere g iven by Mr. K re u ­ sp e n t playing 500. Mrs. L. A. H arlow
good school shoes.
der, R. P. R asm u ssen , A m elia W ood­ a t th e p iano fu rn ish e d m usic w hich
w ard , A. R. M organ, Mr. B row n, M rs w as m uch a p p reciated .
Sue W endal, Mrs. H u n tzelm an and
Mrs. J a c k K idder and h e r m o th er,
JThe boy is out daily in all kinds of weather, so it is
Mrs. L ydia O stran d .
Mrs. C lara W allace, left S a tu rd a y for
important
that more care be given to shoe buying than
Floyd R eed and fam ily and Mrs. G arib ald i w h ere M rs. K id d er resides.
any other apparel.
B lack h all sp e n t th e g re a te r p a r t of Mrs. W allace w ill spend th e w in te r
last week a t Seaside.
there.
Mrs. M yrta E. Reed, w ho h as sp e n t
A rth u r L eland h as p u rch ased th e
th e su m m er h e re w ith h e r ch ild ren , b u ild in g now occupied by th e public
\ \ e carry only the standard makes, each style de­
re tu rn e d to P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y even- lib ra ry from H erm an B laser an d w ill
noting
best in boys’ footwear for the season.
ng to sp en d th e fall and w in te r w ith do som e rem o d elin g befo re m oving
h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. A lb ert Fox.
h is m eat m a rk e t in to th e building.
W a lte r K n ig h t and b rid e from P o r t­
S unday v iato rs a t th e C. I. T hom as
land w ere h e re Sunday.
hom e w ere Mrs. C. C. C ooper from
T he p ro tra c te d m eetin g s a t th e C or­ D ufur. O regon, and h er d a u g h te r and
b ett c h u rc h w ill c o n tin u e th ro u g h th e h u sb an d , Mr. and M rs. W. R. B u rtn e r
Full 4-h. p. Engine with Clutch and 6-foot saw blade at
w eek.
of P o rtla n d an d Dr. an d M rs E. A.
Mrs. A llen from C ascade L ocks w as , M ann, also of P o rtla n d .
c a llin g on frien d s h ere Sunday.
Lee E vans m ade a b u sin ess tr ip to
K en n eth K incaid sp e n t la s t week in | S e a ttle th is week.
th e m o u n ta in s cam p in g , h u n tin g and
T he L a d ie s’ Aid m eetin g w ill be
fishing.
, held a t th e hom e of Mrs. C. I. T hom as
Mr. an d Mrs. R oss re tu rn e d from | on W ednesday, S ep tem b er 13th.
For clearing land, cutting wood, for the many uses of a
K elso, W ash in g to n , w h ere they w ere full a tte n d a n c e is desired.
1 owell St.
Phone 41
Gresham
m ak in g th e a c q u a in ta n c e of th e ir
good 4-h. p. gas engine at this special price you cannot
g ra n d d a u g h te r, a re c e n t a rriv a l a t th e
BORING
afford to be without one. Terms.
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H a rry S am u el­
son. Mrs. S am u elso n w as fo rm erly
Mrs. G ladys H ouse, of P o rtla n d , is
Miss L a u ra Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. H in k le an d Mr. [ a g u e st a t th e hom e of h e r p a re n ts,
CHEVROLET PARTS
ACCESSORIES
and Mrs. R. P. R asm u ssen m otored to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. L und and fam ily.
1141
GRESHAM
1141
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
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m
esberry
and
T he D alles. Sunday.
Mrs. E lla S m ith S te w a rt h as se ­ I little d a u g h te r la d s s p e n t S unday and
Reliability
Service
cu red a y e a r's leave of ab sen ce from , M onday a t th e hom e of Mrs. A m es-
t e r d u tie s a t th e cu sto m house and b e rry ’s p a re n ts a t F o re s t Grove.
Mr. an d Mrs. Don C aldw ell of P o rt­
w ill sp en d th e tim e a t F e rn d a le P lace
land. sp e n t S u n d ay a t th e hom e of Mr.
w ith h e r m o th er, Mrs. C. E. Sm ith.
C aldw ell's m o th er, M rs. L a u ra C ald-
w ell.
Generator and Ignition Work a Specialty
Miss O ttle D ugger ex p ects to leave
All Work Guaranteed
soon for M onm outh to a tte n d norm al
th is w in ter.
Mrs. J. E. S lefer. w ho h a s been s e r ­
J u ly 1, 1922 w as a n o th e r R ed L e tt e r Day fo r th e o w n e rs o f o u r
iously ill a t h er hom e h ere. Is re p o r t­
G RESHAM , OREGON
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7 p e r c e n t P rio r P re fe re n c e S tock.
ed slig h tly im proved.
C h eck s fo r th o u s a n d s of d o lla rs w ere m ailed o u t by us to o u r
T
he
C
ooper
M
usical
C
om
pany,
of
T h rifty C u sto m e rs an d P a tr o n s in p a y m e n t of th e SECOND R E G U ­
P o rtla n d , w ill a s s is t in th e all day and
LAR Q U A R T E R L Y D IV ID E N D on th e i r h o ld in g s in th is so u n d
evening p ro g ra m of th e H a rv e st F e s­
SPECIALIST
a n d a tt r a c t iv e se c u rity .
tival to be held a t D am ascus F rid ay ,
C o n su lt o u r In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t a t once an d g e t on o u r
in Internal Medicine for the
S ep tem b er 15.
M ailing L ist fo r th e
past eleien years.
T he B oring b aseb all season closed
F re s h e v ery d ay a n d you can
S unday. S ep tem b er 3d. w ith th e de­
feat o f th e G lad sto n e team a t G lad ­
buy It In an y » to re In E a s te rn
stone. T he sco re w as 13 to 1. T his
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty .
DUES NOT OPERATE
m akes th e B oring team w in n e rs In 15
of th e 17 gam es they have played th is
In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t
season. T hey lost th e first gam e of
Will be nt Beason Hotel Wedne*da) the seaso n , before they w ere fully o r ­
ganized. to G illis and one to C orbett.
Thursday, Friday, September 27th, H ow ever th e y have won tw o of th e I
R oom 605 E le c tric B ldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
th re e g am es they have played C orbett, i
Sbth ami 29.
and have a lso defeated G illis tw ice ■
Phone 1221
G resh am
since th e first defeat. In the 17
Office Hours: Hl a. in. to I |>. in.
gam es th ey have m ade 201 gam es w ith
( only 114 sco re s fo r th e ir opponents.
T hey expected to p lay th e . closing
gam e w ith th e C o rb ett team a t C or-
A T ire you w ill be p ro u d to
T H R E E DAYS ONLY.
) bett S unday, S ep tem b er 10, but th e
ow n. E v ery F is k T ire u ser
I co n tin u ed bad w e a th e r has m ade th a t
Time lo Ro tire?
is a F isk B ooster.
; im possble. H ow ever th ey ex p ect to
R e -tlre w ith F is k s an d
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\ o (barge for ( on<*ultutioii
e n jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle st
ever, th a t is if th e y a re not all play-
e x te n t.
j 'n g in th e btg leag u es next year. But
Dr. M ellenthin is a re g u la r g ra d u ­ we c a n ’t sp a re a n y of o u r boys for
Fisk Tires and Tubes.
a te In m edicine and su rg e ry and is ' the big leagues.
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Oldfield Tires and Tubes.
licensed by th e s ta te of O regon. He
v isits p ro fessio n ally th e m o re im p o rt­ n n g in g for a big d an ce a t th e C lub
American Akron Tires and
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a n t to w n s and cities and offers to all
Gresham, Route A
Phone 1083
Tubes.
Mrs. Jo h n N elson h as re tu rn e d to
w ho c all on th is trip free c o n su lta ­
GKO. A. BRANDT
tio n . ex cep t th e ex p en se of tre a tm e n t her hom e at H aley S tatio n , a fte r
’ spending th e su m m er In P o rtla n d H er
Phone 1107
w hen desired .
husb an d is a s yen in A lask a, but w ill
O pposite B ro w n 's M a rk e t
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tu
rn
hom
e
for
th
e
w
in
te
r
soon
, A ccording to h is m ethod of tre a t-
Mr. and Mrs. Young and fam ily a re
' m ent he does n o t o p e ra te fo r ch ro n ic
ap p en d ic itis, g all sto n es, u lcers of p re p a rin g to leav e for M arshfield B u rn e d hom e T h u rsd a y a fte r a th re e
NOTH E TO I KF. Ill TO KN.
I soon.
w eek s' h u n tin g tr ip in s o u th e rn O r»- j
I i stom ach, to n s ils o r adenoids.
O ur school begun M onday w ith a gon.
No. 21338
I He h as to h is cre d it w o n d erfu l re- ! good e n ro llm e n t, a lth o u g h all of th e
Mr and Mrs. C lark e R adford and In the C ircu it C o u rt of th e S ta te of
| su its In d iseases of th e sto m ach , liver, f a m il ie s hav e not a s yet re tu rn e d T ru
e M arie left M onday fo r a tw o : O regon for th e C ounty of M ultno­
I bow els, blood, skin, nerv es, h e a rt, kid- ' row th e hop flelds. Miss C hase from w eeks' b u n tin g tr ip dow n n e a r Rose- '
m ah, D ep artm en t of P robate.
; ney, b lad d er, bed w ettin g , c a ta rrh , ' trie n t has c h a rg e of th e p rim a ry burg
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of H a rry
w eak lu n g s, rh eu m atism , sciatica, leg g rad es w ith Miss E dith A nderson and
Miss L o ttie D ugger, who h as sp en t
J. Sedlg, deceased.
W e a re eq u ip p ed to re p a ir y o u r
1 u lc e rs an d re c ta l ailm en ts.
. P ro fesso r M alllcoat a t th e ir
old th e su m m er a t G ra ss V alley, is e x ­
N otice Is h ereby given th a t th e u n ­
c a r, re g a rd le ss of th e m ak e, an d do
tan d s.
pected hom e th e la st of th e week.
d ersig n ed h as been ap pointed A dm in­
If you have been ailin g for any
Mr. and Mrs. M orand and sons ex-
a first-cla ss jo b , o n e t h a t we feel
is tra to r of th e e sta te of H a rry J.
length of tim e and do not g et any bet- I uect to leave soon to a tte n d th e p o it-
Sedlg. deceased, by th e C ircuit C ourt
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acres, has been sold to Mr. B ju r of th e ta m e duly verified as by law to th e
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D ate of last pu b lcatiu n , Oct. 6. 1922.
6 Years of Growth of the
BANK OF GRESHAM
RESOURCES
The Well-Shod Is Usually
the Healthy School Boy
BEAVER
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Drag Saws
RUBBERS Big Storm Rubbers or the light­
er weights—but every boy should be fit­
ted out now—no wet feet—no absent days
$11 o oo
CARL DAHL
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Gas, Oils, Grease
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING
DIVIDEND NO. 2
Another Red Letter Day
Coming to Portland
Sherman McCarter Garage
Dr. Mellenthin
QUALITY BREAD
NEXT DIVIDEND ON OCTOBER FIRST
This Stock Yields 7.3 per cent
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES
Orient Lumber Co.
BUILDING MATERIAL
Automobile Repairing
G resh am G a ra g e
Pies, Cakes, Pastry
City Bakery
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