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ilbNSTANTINOIM.i;, Mar. There
ar! ninny curious thliiKH in this an
cient eity of the Turk whih are un
known to most people. H has re
rmalned for a sailor aboard the 1,'nit
d StatCH warshl Sinrplon to flaw
ify sonic of these oddities fop the
renders of FA It SKAS, the paper
publlRhed by Anierk-an hluejaeltets in
JS'enr KnHtern waters.
"Just imaKine," he writes, "tyinR
ltp traffic on tho main thoroughfare
of a 'biff city during the husieHt hours
of the day by driving a flock of shtM-p
Blowly down the street. Jiut they do
it over here.
Sonin other alleged strange things
lons by the (.'onstantitiopolltans In
citers as follows:
A' street rap passenger often bn r
gains with the conductor about the
price he will pay for a ride.
If a youth takes n girl to the
iuovIps onre or twice, her parents ex
pect him to marry her.
Turkish saleswomen, even in the
ninallost shops, are required to umler
tfiand or speak seven or eight
languages.
Native men are accustomed to
"wit" a pipe to smoke while they nip
their afternoon tea.
A policeman, if he finds a pick
1ocket at work, may beat him ulmoHt
Inftenaible and then let his prisoner
eo..
Sumo Constantinople stores have
ciigna In as many as eight languages
over their doors.
A tourist may engage n, boatman to
row 'him for two miles for two or
three cents.
As American paper money Is worth
IB to 20 per cent more than Turk
ish gold, it is possible for one to lu
11 $20 ffold piece for 17 paper dollars,
Christinas is celebrated four t Intra
a yeari once for each of the different
religiouH calendars.
A man walking nlong the street,
often may be seen followed, five or
ten paces in tho rear by a few of his
wives. i
A bootblack will give you a good
shine for a cigarette.
There is no limit to automobile
speeding in any part of Constanti
nople, but it's a case of "all you can
make.", .
A Turkish barber Is courteous, but
when he shaves you ho never wju'ich
rff tho lather, but covers your face
with powder.
A' suit of pajamas, or its equivalent
is enough "evunlngr dress" at a grand
hall. '
Mr. Holmes or tho Willamette val
ley was up to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Glass'
Monthly with his llttlo girl who Is go
ing to innko her lioino with Mrs. 101
uert GlnsB.' Ills llttlo boy is making
his homo with Mrs. J. Glass for their
health.
. Mrs. 'Threlgor and Mrs. Sager were
down from the mountains Tuesday to
see Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Conley's baby
who is vory sick with typhoid pneu
monia. Mr. and Mrs. lion Perry and family
aro here on ti visit from California.
Mr. arid Mrs. J. Conley aro slaying
nt Central Point with their daughter,
Mm. John Vincent.
ClnVton Throiger was kicked on the
liand liy ono of his mules and broko
two bones.
11. Hodgers and F. Drown motored
to Grants Pass and then took the train
to Divido and will bring back Mrs
llrown who Is sick.
Mr. Coneley is hauling hay from
Clarenco Cnso this week.
John Rodgors and fumliy from near
Modford spent Kastor Sunday with
Mr.' It. Uodgers and family.
Mr. Forco took his wlfo and dnugh
tcr-ln-law who lias been staying nt
Gold Hill nil winter up to his mlnu
Sunday to stay.
No two loaves, even from tho same
tree, are exactly alike.
QUIT MEAT IF YOUR
' KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Tfeka toblMpocnfo! of Bait if flank
hurt or Bladder bother Drink
, t lota of water.
WiViW nation of meat enters nni
our blorxl is "lied witii urio acid, says a
well-known authority, who warns us to
be constantly on guard against kidney
trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to tre.
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from th overwork; they
get aluggi'h; the eliniinative tissues clog
and- thus the wnsto is retained in the.
blood to poiBon the cntiro system.
When your kidneys ache, and feel like
lumps of lead, mid you have atingina;
pains in the back or tho urine is cloudy,
full of sediment, or the bladder is irri
table, obliging you to seek relief during
the night; when you bavo severe head
aches, nervous and diwy spells, sleepless
ness, acid stomach or rheumatism in had
weather, pet from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts; take a
tablespoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in a few
days your kidneys will net fine. This
famous salts is made from the aeid of
crapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia,' and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clopcvd kidneys,
a ,.(liro (he acids in urine so it is
ir a. source of irritation, thus
n.rv and bladder disorders.
t.s c.Ha inexpensive and cannot
Injure, makes a delightful effervescent
ilthia water drink, and nobody can make
. ...I.t.k b takillB a IK""
to keP tlte kidueys clean .ojid miMt.
: ANTIOCH ITEMS
OF PROPRIETY
lll'ENOS A1IIKS To the American
accustomed to the hilarity of Coney
Island, the gayety of Atlantic City or
the furious sport of the California
beaches, Argentina's principal seaside
resort, .Mar del I'lata, is a surprise, for
one can really rest there.
He sees no inerry Korounds, no
scenic railways, no thrilling devices of
any kind. He catches Hlyht of few
"mermaids" disporting on the sand,
lie Is charmed, or shocked, by no friv
olous or scant bathing togs, lie sees
no running about, no leap-frog, no surf
riding, no dancing on the sand to the
strains of distant music.
Instead, he finds a sober multitude
quietly promenading or lolling in
chairs decorously chatting, or sipping
drinks. Ho sees a smartly dressed
crowd both of men and women. When
fashionable Miss Argentina hies her
for the beach sho equips herself with
n trunk full of Paris gowns.
She usually takes an ocean dip
every morning between 11 and 12, at
tired in a bathing costume that falls
modestly below Die linees, and seldom
tarries between the surf and her bath
house. She may sometimes play a bit
at tennis In the morning, too, and in
tho afternoon try a round of golf on
the excellent links up the beach. In
tho evenings sho will dance at the
hotel or at tho villas of friends, but
always chaperoned by her inothcr.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
By A. O. Bowlett
.lohn Logan of Trail and John
Howard, one of the veterans of the
civil war, came In Tuesday night and
remained until Friday morning. They
came out from Medford, ineiuling to
go out on the Trail stage, but owing
to tho condition of tlio roads, Mr.
Petcrson'H car was ho complutely
wrecked that he was not ablo to uae
it, so had to do the next best thing,
and the best he could do was to get
a ' small runabout, to latko the mai,
and leave everything that he could.
Hut ho is not tho only one who has
troublo carrying tho mail, for the
men carrying tho mall from here to
Tlutte Falls had the sanio trouble,
for Tuesday Miss Ida Dlinlnp of Der
by camo In. intending to go homo that
morning and tho mall and post was
so heavy and bulky that she had to
wait until this .Saturday morning I""
fore she could go, and then the mai
carrier had to leave ono young lady
who wanted to go home.
.Mr. and Mis. Kd Murphy and
daughter of Wellen wero business
callers Tuesday, and took dinner at
the Hunnysldo and so did Charley
Given. He camo In with a load of
potatoes from tho Given ranch on
ltoguo Hlvcr, add Pearl Htowell, Nick
oung and Judge Florey, beside seve
ral strangers, whoso names 1 did not
procure.
iy 1). Jones of Unite Falls, who has
a contract to build two concrete
buildings In Medford, was a pas
senger on the stago Tuesday,
, T. P. Coleman and wlfo of lailte
creek wero hero Tuesday, doing busi
ness with our bank. They were on
their way to Medford to spend the
night. They aro tho people who
bought tho William Holnian plac e on
Lost creek and 1 asked .Mrs. Coleman
how she liked their new .mountain
home and sho replied "Just splendid,
everything is so green and lovely."
Although It Is very muddy, they walk
ed out to where they hud their car
parked, and came right along out.
Mr. anil Mrs. F. J. Ayres, who hnve
n farm on Kocsc. creek werrf In town
Tuesday and, thinking of that hor
rible piece of slii'ky between the
kceo creek school bouse nod their
place, I inquired how they managed
to get out. Hbe said they Just hitched
their faithful team to the hack and
camo right oleing through II.
Mr. Klngery of Wellen was here
Tuesday and so was Harry Carlton
and wife, also of Wellen. I nolle
that the people who conio in from
the country ccime either on horse
back or in a light rig. or on foot,
much the safest way.
There was a company of seven alt
l H. service men. except one. unci
that wns Mrs. W. H. Coomhs of .Med
ford and she was to be the cook
for the company, came in Tuesday
evening nnd called fur supper anil
breakfast. Fortunately they all had
their beds, and slept In the barn,, ex
cept Mrs. Coombs. She managed to
secure a bed In the house. They
were going up beyond Butte Falls to
plant trees to try to replenish Hie
timber that has been cut, liumcci oi
otherwise destroved.
ie u A 1'eilv. who lives on .lie
Vernieiin place, was In town Thurs
day making a deal in .tell some com
thill he has managed lo keep over.
Mr. Art Tlirplll of the Antelope
orchard was In town having his .cam
shod by our blacksmith. Mr. i niiic-
reth.
Speaking of horse shoeing, we had
quite 11 little excitement in ollr llttce
town two or three days the first o!'
(he week. Charley Delia, the siili
. cmtrai-tor. who has his learns here
and occasionally works on '.he Crater
Lake highway when .he weather will
permit, has a lot or horses that haw
never been shod or handled vety
much and several of ihem were so
mean and vicious that iiicy bud to be
almost bc.g-tled" to do anyttlinir
wiib them, but with the assistance of
Polk Mathews to do the heavy part f
the Wink, they managed to get Ihetll
shod. The reader will hear In mind
that Mi. I'hilclreth has been troubled
with something like the flu for lh
past week or more, and was not in a
condition to tin kb: the Job alone.
Mrs. Frank I'arlow of Lake Creek,
was a passeiiKer on the lcke C.'c-ok
sIhkc Thursday.
Frank Lewis. our eonfeetlcinnri
limn, has put a neat cooking c oiu r. t
side walk in front of his place of
business.
D. Inaglcr of Kugene came In
Thursday and spent the night taking
the F.agle Point-Trull stagu for Trail
Friday morning.
Paul IJ. Itynning. state highway
engineer and A. A. Clauson. Sr.,
bridge engineer, who nre engaged in
the construction of the Crater Lake
highway in this neighborhood, are
occasionally taking their meals at the
Sunnyside.
C. A. Stanton of Portland was a
guest at the Sunnyside Thursday.
A few days ago I received a letter
from our daughter, Mrs. Grunt Show
of Portland, in which sho sent me the
accompanying clipping taken from a
Portland paper:
. " 'Old Jim Howard, famous moun
taineer character of southern Oregon,
went to Jail yesterday to start serv
ing out a $200 fine at the rate of $
:i day. Howard received the $200 fine
from Judge Heaii. after lie had been
found guilty by a fed'eral jury of pos
sessing moonshine whiskey Thanks
giving day. 'Old Jim.' as ho is affec
tionately known to resident of Klam
ath Falls, was formerly a licensed dis
tiller in. Tennessee and tho product
his stills turned out was famed far
and wide."
Old Jim" Howard was for seve
ral years associated with his brother.
Ted, and lived in tho foothills north
east and east of here and at the time
were generaly suspected of carrying
on the business of running an illicit
distillery, but finally the climate be-
ime too hot for them and they botn
disappeared, greatly to the relief of
some of their neighbors.
Ed Dutton and John lender, two of
our prominent stock men, were dis
cusstne the subject of hieh taxes, and
the price of cuttle, and they seemed
to think i:-U it Would be difficult to
11 the stock cattle at the price they
are assessed at uy me a.s.sossor. or
rather the county court, and they
were also discussing the question of
tho prices of;boof cattle on .'foot i nnd
the price of beef dressed and ar
rived , at tho conclusion that taking
Into, consideration the circumstances
in tho cast, about tho best thing we
could do would be to recall the. en
tire county court, from tho county
Judge down to tho Janitor nnd make,
a clean sweep, nnd stop sending law
yers, bankers nnd doctors to tho legis
lature and send somo of tho staid old
farmers, who would put a slop to
adding debts to our already taxed to
death people and let us have a little.
rest In that line. Hut a question
comes up in my mind ns to how we
could prevent tho lawyers, banners
and doctors from going when they Iny
awnke nightn and plan for months
ahead, while the farmers nnd stock
men nre laying nwnkc studying; how
they can manngo to get tho cash to
pay the exorbitant tax. . . .
Sure
Relief
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from Monday.)
Scaler of Weights ami .Measures
IC- A. Bond, scaler of
weights ami measurer's
salary : 39.
Water Master
Fred N. Cmnmlngs, water
'master's salary 125.00
Fred N. Cumniings, wntor i
master's expense :. 10.30
Tunnel ft Kdwards, water
master's expense 15.00
Total
$150.80
County ii,t)orcioy
It a w I pa Jl oo re, d ist r,I c t . a t to r
. ney's traveling expense.
llawlea Jlooro. district attor-,
ney's office oxpensq
43.90
50.00
Total $93.90
llr-nlt.li Itenlstration
frr. V. S. Cary. health regis
tration 1.50
J. W. Jacobs, health ergis-
tration 3.110
Dr. T. .1. Malgren. health
registration 4.00
Nellie Reed, heullh registra
tion 3.75
F. W. Swedenburg. health
registration 13.2.1
Total
Dog Kunil
W. H. Lewis, sheep killed by
dogs
1,. Neldermeyer, sheep killed
by dogs
W. F. Sullinger, sheep killed
by dogs
Leonard .1. Freeman, sheep
killed by dogs
Dushong & Company, cards,
doits license expenso
Medford llarenss Co., dog
collars and supplies
.50
205.00
35.00
15.00
Tola
$35S.9S
County Fair F.xpenso
.Medford National Bank.
county fair, expense
Itoail 1 unci
I!. mil District o. '2
Win. Bruin, payroll Dlst.
No. 2
Medford Concrete Const Co..
supplies Dlst. No. 2
8 4.SO
15. SI
Total
Itixiil District No.
W. M. J'etherow. payroll
Dist. No. 4
F. .1. Watson payroll Dist.
.No. 5
F. .1. Watson, error payroll
district No. .".
$100.64
56.00
Associated Oil Co..
district No. .' ....
Medford Concrete
Co.. supplies for
No. 5
oil for
17.50
Const,
district
Total
Hoail DKtilct No. (I
W. ". Staub, supplies for
district; No. 6
.$si.;
G,5
1 L-fcZZiPsS' Hot waler
)0r2jN Sure Relief
RE LL-AiMS
Wfor indigestion
ltoud Distric t No. H
. L. Van Houten, payroll
district So. 8 H23.3i
Itoacl District No. 10
A. L. Goodman, payroll dis
trict No. 10 54 4.15
Hubbard Bros., supplies dis
trict No. 10 2.4 li
J. llartman, labor district
No. 10 100.30
Total , ...JU4C.91
lioad District No. 1 1
P. I.. Freed, payroll dis-
. tiict No. 11 251.00
Hubbard Bros., supplies dis
trict No. 11 3.00
O. Train, albor district No.
H 21.75
Total s J27B.35
Koail i:;s;r;rt No. lit
If. I.. Gregory, payroll dis
trict No. 13. December.... 222.00
H. I. Gregory,, payroll dis
trict No. 13, Junuury M.00
Total ., 1270.00
llond District No. I I
E. Polio, payroll district
No. 14 167.08
' (icnrrnl Roads
Jack Thrasher, payroll gen
eral roads 1051.05
J. D. Adams & Co., general
road supplies lil. 00
Billings Car. & Auto Co.,
general road repairs ........ 10.00
Uarnuni Garage, general
road expense 2..i0
P. F. Close, general' road
repairs 1.00
Crater Lake Hardware, gen
eral road supplies ".9.40
Fred .1. Kick, general road
supplies 210.05
11. C. Garnett, general road
supplies 20.BB
Bedford Lumber Co.. lum
ber for general roaus ii.is
.Medford Lumber Co., lum
ber for general roads 17.i2
Medford Iron Works, gen
eral road expense 7.00
Medford Furniture & Hard
ware Co., general road
supplies 105.94
Oregon State Highway Com
mission, goneial road cx-
ponso , 97.84
C. Frank Rhodes, viewing
roads, general 14.00
Stntulard Oil Co., general
road expenso li4.41
Standard Oil Co.,' general
road expense 49.98
A. A. Smith, road vlwor,
general 4.00
U. S. Railroad Administra
tion, freight-for general
roads 19.21
Vulcan 'Welding Works, gen
eral road expense 11. Zu
Young's Machine Shop, gen
eral road expense 10.9 c
Florey & Stansell, hydraulic
hoist and bed 300.00
Frank Jordon, general road
expeimo , 500.00
IIltson,Motors, general road
expense j.a
Tuffs Lumber Co., bridge
oxpense, genoral roads .... 1GS.27
IT. S. Railroad Administra
tion, freight for general
roads 21.91
The DoiicV iHuyor, advertis
ing bond sale, general
roads 09.30
Oregon State Highway Mom-
mlssion, general rond ex
pense 3.03
People's Klectrlc Store, pay
ment on contract, general
roads , 150.00
Standard Oil Co., gasoline,
general roads 22.10
Valley Garage, general road
expenso 3.50
Oregon State Highway Com
mission, general road ex
pense 15G.37
People's Electric Store, gen
eral road expenso 1.90
People's Electric Storo, gen
eral road oxpense .., 123.33
Watcrhouse & I-ester Co.. .
genoral road expenso 3.70
Chris 11. Natwlck, payment
on contract, general 1922.31!
Total $5397.31
Ashland-Klamath Falls Itoail
H. J. Woll, payment on Ashland-Klamath
Falls .poad . .,73.35
II. .1. Weil, payment on Ashland-Klamath)
Falls road SI. 38
Total $157.73
MedfordrOntrr I.sUe Road
Gaddis & plxon. fencing on
Medford-Crater Lake road 766.49
Gaddis & Dixon, fencing on
Medford Crater I.ako road 326.40
G. W. H. Albert, posts for
Medford Crater Uiko road 400.00
Total $14S2.S9
UhraYy
.1. K. Gill 4 Co., library
(books ; 7.94
Willie Howard, assistant li
brarian's salary , 25.00
Clara Van Sant. current li-
brarv expenso 15.00
Clara Van Sant. salary and
expense of librarian 01.3
Total ......
Bounty
$112.:
IC. N. Butler
II. W. Barron
W. W. Dlnkens
Harold Crowl
Russell Wilson
s.oo
7,00
n.ool
i. on
4.00
4.00
12.00
1 1 .00
5.1111
s.on
S.Oll
1 l.oo
2.00
fi.00
3.00
"JS.tlO
2 2.00
2:;. oo
2.00
4.00
l l.oo
1 1.00
s.oo
S.OO
4.00
4.00
4.00
.1. M. Rock
John 11. Heckmnn
'.era Duhack
D. L. Rummell
F. 11. Fitzgerald
Andrew Frakes
M. II. Palmer
Lester H. Swlnk
.lack Tungnte
Gordon 'Miller
G. K. Merrill
Geo. Fisher
F. K. Filler
C. A. Baker
C. W. Glasgow ....
W. .1. Smith
Anton Ring
C. W. Cromwell ........
.1. 0. McCallister
Geo. Hoffman
A. C. Kdwards
Robert K. ftrow
Bert Nelson
G. W. Dutton
P.. 11. Seats
ls.oo
S.on
4.00
Tutnl 12
rilAl'Xt'RY ri.OKHY.
ri.iinty flerk.
NEW FABRICS
NEW STYLES
NEW PRICES
You can nov have your
clothes ' tailored-to-measure
at very low prices. The mills
have lowered the prices of
woolens iind we have just re
ceived the new spring pat
terns. Every one is reason
ably priced so that we can
now make you a dependable
suit to your measure as low
as
$40.00
We carry no ready-made
clothes, we have no old styles
to unload in the shape of
sales.
Every garment is tailored
to your exact measure.
' Our iron-clad guarantee
of fit, wear and shape-holding
qualities goes with every
garment.
Let us show you the New
Fabrics, the New Styles and
the New Prices today.
HUBER
Ladies' and Men's Tailor "
Make
T Oregon
Your Hotel
' -WHEN IN
PORTLAND
POrCLAR SPACIOUS LOBBY'
At the Center of
Everything
Broadway at Stark St.
o - -
Wo suggest you wrlto, phuno or
wire for Reservations
Aimil'K II. MKYIOHS, Manager
Truck
Bodies
We make a specialty of all
kinds, of -Bodies for- Truck,
Cabs and Delitcrj "Wagons.
" . All Work
Guaranteed .
Remember, wo carry a big
sto(.'kf Auto Springs.
Billings'
Carriage & Auto
Works
GEM CHUNG
China Eterb Storo
Herb cure for enrhcne, headache, cat
trrh. rtlpthiM-lR, ior throat, lung troubU.
kidney trouble, stomach trouble, han
tvii'uute, enwis nnd fever, crumps, coutftu,
poor circulation, carbuncles, tuition,
cracked breast, cures all ktnda of goiters
Medford, Oregon, Jnn. 13, 1917.
This Is to certify that I, the undersign
d, hod very severe stomach trouble ana
had been bothered for several years and
last August wns not expected to live, and
hearing of Otm Chung (whose Hert
Store ts at 2X4 South Kront sireet, Med
ford). 1 decided to pet herbs for in
utomach trouble, and 1 started to feeling
better as soon as I used them and today
tm a well man snd can hearMly recom
ment anyone afflicted as 1 was to
Qlm Chung and try his Herbs.
(HlgnedJ W U JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
I'm, Lewis. Eagle Point.
W. L. Chlldreth. Englo Point
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
8. P.. Holmes, Eagle Po'nt.
C. K. Moore, Hagl J'olnt
Jt V. Mclntyre. baffle Point.
Oeo. Von der Helen. Eagle Point
1k Dollar Sale
ONE DAY ONLY
Saturday, April
COMBINATION NO. 1
Beglihir
Borodeiit Tooth Puste
Tooth Brush ''"J"
(.'vole Shampoo i out
ALL FOR $1.00
COMBINATION NO. 2
. ......jii.i Knee. Powder Stic
Ansnuil's Talc Powder ale
Almond and Cucumber t ream....0
ALL FCTR $1.00
. COMBINATION NO. 3
Nar-Tale Powder, I.ge...
t Box Stationery -
1 Clothes Brush
ALL FOR $1.00
Medford
Prescription
MjiIii ami
Fertilizers
for
LAWNS
FLOWERS -VEGETABLES
FRUITS
BERRIES
Our stock of 1'Vrlilizcra is the most complete in Southern Oregon.
I'se our Keitiliwrs on your l.nwn mid Flowers, then compni-e jour's
with your ncirlibor'H unfertilised Ijiwn and Plants next summer.
Apply Them Now
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
Phone 260 317 E. Main St.
The
Geo. L.Treichler Motor Co.
Have some good used cars
Dodge Brothers, one Hudson Speedster,
two Olds, one Ford Touring, one Maxwell
Delivery, one Ford Truck, one Olds Truck.
For sale, all in good condition and prices are
reasonable.
Come in and look them over
MR. POULTRYMAN.
V rrlli tn nnnminr thai our 1000 White I.rclioin pnllc-m hnri'
laid llto.OliO rue" since KriitrmlK-r I. 1(120: me now Iiit11 70 lirr
rrnt. nnd In nil pnitinbllttT will as a 220 u yrnv STPnijf. Ih next yf-nr's
hrrrillnic reus m will use R1MI or the best of tliw latent, inntnl
to cMTkrrTs with a high Iraanrflt fiwllatre.
Our stock lvlhe HAXSKN STKAJX of I dlllj irhlta I.orns. The
ttrnln is of TnnrriMl anil O. A. C. origin. i
A hip drum net for ohliks unci esij from this stock Is expected, so we
will lie el'i'l to book Tour onlcr now Tor 11122 ilrllverjr.
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY FARM
l'. 1'. C":iiicntir Phono 201-W
GRANTS PASS MEDFORD
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
Effective October 83
LEAVE MEDFORD.
10:00 s. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:0 p. m.
Csra atop at all IntermedUts
Offlco and Waiting Rooms: Medford, 5 South Front, Nah Hotel
Bldg. Phone 809. Qranti Fasu: The Bonbonnlor, Phone 10.
We also operate etage llnea from Medford to Aihland, Phoenix.
Talent, Central Point, Jacksonville.
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Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
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10:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:!0 p. m.
INDEPENDENT
Auto Electric Shop
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