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Newspaper Page Textfculy .. 1937 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVEN K Lumbar la on the ground, and the Bound ' Itamniara on iialli la breaking I"1" ' forest anunita at tha eouthwost and at l.aka o' Ilia Woods, whara eonitruc tlnn haa started nn tha (ilrl Si-mil ramp, to ha dedicated aa Camp Esther APll"ata. It la aitad In ha completed In lima fur an A usual camp aaaalnn of two waaka. Tha ramp Inrludea a lo-acre trarl of heavily tlnihnred land, with an eiellMtl beach and water from. Tha GUI Rroula ancurrd tha luat alia available fur an organisation camp. Although thla ynare Improve tvanta will only fill tha reqiilre anla of tha national nrganlta II. in fur a ri tn rn t n li li. miliary rain p. tha ruat will lia alinttl 1.1000. To ralaa t li la amount tha (Ilrl Seoul council of tha Klamath araa. ttndnr ilia direc tion of Mra. Twyla Keriuann. rnilillalonar, la holding Ua rirat financial campaign antra Iroupa wero organised In tltla illy. A wall with pura aprlng walar tolaupply tha ramp waa dug tail fall and la ready for lha Instal lation nf a pump. Tha alta mr lha main building haa barn rlaarrd and other nereaaary clear ing la going forward rapidly. Tha main ramp building will ba a combined dining and re rraatlnn hall, kitchen, offlra and aupply room. A largo porch, providing a beautiful view of Ilia lake, will extend entirely along one aula of the hull. Sleeping quarters for tha glrla and camp ataff will ha In tenia which have already been ordered front tha aaat. Improvement will alan ba made on lha waterfront before camp opetta. Tha road on Ilia weal aide nf "Jhe lake, which now ruta directly through the camp alte. will be rerouted hy tha foreat aervica. CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS SUNDAY REVIVAL SERVICE A faparltjr crowd thrnncrtl tha font at tha rorntr of Ivtit Main trwt and lirciamatimi avfiiuo Sunday ntuht to hiar ihr Itrv. L. H. fllKl. conductlnR lUplltl vaniHtmr arvtrie. apfak on th aiihjrt of "Judamnit." Tha mtvtlnit will runt I tin mxmry night thi wrk with the grfptlon of Monday. Tha Republican Tarty can lrlp Amerira rnoat hy cutting Into mora than half that oeopua htt rnaitrrary, which la el-eta. in a arrow our country's body Itka a r rapping paratyaia (illhr rt Ilattman, former Ohio attorney gtnitral. PouM1aa wa ma ten many n il takra In erectliiR too many monu ment! In war hnroea . . . but wa certainly will ureri ni monu ment a to lajior lead era or cu Itallait who ar fighting for powar and aelf. Dr. W. V. T. Duncan, C leva I and. Tha South Amerlrao capybara la (ha world'a Urgent rodentf It ivalght 120 pounds and reaches a langth of more than four fret. HERE'S OLD GOLD offers you a NEW quality in cigarettes: prima freshness in any climate under all weather conditions. Even when "dog-day" humidity is at its worst you can't buy a soggy Old Gold. Nor an Old Gold staled by parching, blazing heat. As soon as they are made, Double-Mellow Old Golds are sealed frtth in a package wrapped with ap extra jacket of Cellophane. A scientific pack, absolutely weather-tight The only pack of its kind in the world. Two jackets of Cellophane seal the Old Gold pack both (op and fcoKom. Seal it against damp ness, dryness and dust These Old Golds are sealed htth and sold frtth. Sold fresh! That's what brings a NEW quality to Old Golds. For a stale cigarette is only half a cigarette and who wants to pay full price for only half a smoke? Double-Mellow! Prize Crop TobaccosI Fresh ness! Smoke FRESH Old Golds and get a FRESH experience! (Established 1760) & Cocktail Rumor Chaser for Teacher Sir f5r mJ Pretty, blonde Isahelle llallin. 25-year-old Saugus, Mass.. high achool drama teacher who auccenifulfy pained ecrecn teat. hn jtnl brifun lo light for her lob. ahe anya. as ahe rallied support for an appearance on July 30 before the achool board, which will consider her diamiaaal on retracted charges the served pupils cocktails. Jack Benny Protests Against Wearing Costume in Movies ly JACK IIKNNV (Written for lh I'nlted Prod) HOM.YWOon. July S I muit ba Retting dumb becauae I'll b darned If I ran fiKure out whether Hollywood la Inmiltlng ma or whether ! Jufft been making a mlitaka. You see. I got by In vauderllla for a food many year and then I went on the radio and hava been getting hy there for ft f'W years. Then 1 went In the movies and now I'm beginning In wonder. I went up to th of fire of lw Rensler who la producing "Artists and Models.' my n.ext picture. "nut. I,ew." I said rather sor-rowfiil-llke. "Is It all nereanary?" "Oh, moat assuredly. Jack." he replied. "We simply must have It." And ! got the same answer wherever 1 went. Ro I went hack to my dressing-room, locked the door, and pulled down the shades; I eren turned off the lights so that I couldn't see myself. And I put the rnntraptlon on. It took me bout ft half hour. . Thei 1 opened the door and peeked out cautiously. There wasn't ft soul In sight on the street that runa past the dressing room. So I squared my shoulders end stepped forth Into the Mating sun light of the day. And there stood the whole world to see attired In ft costume that I still don't know whether It belongs to Little Lord Kauntleroy, Robin Hood or Romeo. There I atood for the world to re the depths to which I had de YOU CALOTBUY scended. After all these years In which 1 got laughs dri'tised In rlotht's Out any mat) can wear, I find out. that fur the movies, 1 have to put on a combination of lung winter underwear, an old muld'a night cap, and a turkey rath.r. Uut the worst was yet to come. For Just at that moment. Andy Oevlne, ho la working In ft pic ture called "Double, or Nothing," hail to step out of his dressing room which is next to mine. He looked at me for a minute aa If be thought he was seeing things. "I II swear I wasn't drunk last Mailt.' he said to himself In that cracked volee. Then he pinched himself. "Ouch." he howled. "Yes, I'm awake. So It must be Jack Henny." And he ran towards me and took me In his arms. "Oh, Jack, you darling, you Insured Moth Proof Cleaning New Method Cleaners AS Eaolanaila Phone 78S 7s I "a"ftI . J sweet thing," he screamed. "To think that I haven t really ft pp re els fd you all these years." That wouldn l have been so bao. I probftbly could have stood that, HUT HK T It IK I.) TO KIHB MK. I twisted out of his arms and dived headfirst through the dress ing room door ftnd slammed It ftnd locked It, In the darkened room. I sat i down In ft chair and reflected on my ahame. I telephoned (jensle, ! I telephoned everybody I knew 1 from the director to Adotpb Zuker. They assured me that tbft costume was necessary. i Ho they sent me a strong-arm squad from the police department to guard me as I went to the set. j Hut will someone please tell me this: Have l been Insulted or have I been making ft mistake all my life In thinking thftt 1 wat a corneal ian? TWO KLAMATH RECRUITS REACH POSTS IN MANILA In an army report received! from Major II. D. Ilagnall, thai army recruiting; officer at Port-! land, tha major announced that Ja-k ftamaon, aon of Mra. Ida1 Kantann. Pelican City, who enllel- ed March 11 at Vancouver bar-; rarka, Waah., arrived la Manila. Philippine lalanda. May 1, and waa Immediately aaslaned to Hat-' tery U of the H9tb coast artillery. Samaon haa completed hla re cruit training and la now en rolled In the achool tor clerka at Kort Mill. Joaeph M. McCralh. aon of Mra. Margreta Mrlirath, 825 Do lores atreei. Klamath rails. wh was enlisted March !. arrived In the Philippines at tha aame time na Samson and waa aaalgned to Hat tery A of lha 69th coast ar tillery. .Mnirnth haa alto completed hla recruit Instruction and haa been turned to duty with hla organiza tion as a full-fledged soldier. Tha r. A. A. Clippers made 15 Pacific round trips prior to laiinihlnit pssaenner service. Tha Oatllnn Run waa InventeJ hy Dr. itlchard Jordan Catling of t'hicaito. REGDN TRAIL PAGEANT CELEBRATION JULY S2-23-24 EUGENE Plonaar Parade. Industrial Parade Authentic Pioneer Village, National P. F. Air Meet Carnival. Shows. Dance' Wrile Oreqon Trail Pageant P.O. Box 793. Eugene VaT f. Tha Spcdacla oi th Year KLAMATH COUNTY'S ROLL OF HONOR These are the firms and the individuals who by their membership and financial support are making possible tha work of tha Klamath County Chamber of Commerce. MCRVICE FUNDS Alsoma Lumbar Company Aaaoclated Oil Company Blf Baaln Lumbar Company fallfornla-Orenon Power Co. First National Bank of Port land, K. F. Branch. Kred D. Fletcher Tha Golden Rule Store Great Northern Railway L. N. Halnas Cliff Home Hall Hotel J. W. Kerns Implement Co. Kesteraon Lumbar Company Klamath Bue Company Klamath Furniture Company Klamath Ice a Storage Co. Klamath Lumber a Box Co. Klamath Machine a Locomo tive Worse Lamm Lumbar Co. La Pointe's Martin Brothers Mill Maaod Ehrman a Company Moa's Store Montfomery Ward a Company Pacific Tel. a Tel. Co. Safeway Stores Shell Oil Company Standard Oil Company garan Lake Moulding Company United Slates National Bank, Klamath Falla Branch Waatern Auto Supply Co. Weatern States Grocery Co. Western Union Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. Whltlock Funeral Home Wlllard Hotel NEW SERVICE FUNDS Columbia Utllltlea Company Klamath Heating Company Klamath Valley Lbr. Co. !oeke Motor Company Mitchell. Lewis a Staver Co. F. W. Woolworth Company Membership Roll ABSTRACTORS E. S. Veatch, Klamath County Abatract Co. A. R. Wilaon, Wilson Title a Abatract Co. ACCOUNTANT W. W. Southwell. AGRICULTURALISTS E. M. Bubb A. R. Campbell W. C. Dalton S. P. Dehllnger Percy Dixon E. A. Geary G. J. Hllyard Wm. Klttredge Henry Semon U. E. Reeder ARCHITECTS ' Howard Perrin ATTORNEYS William Ganong R. C. Groeabeck D. V. Ktiykenitall Claude McColloch Henry Perkina A. W. Schaupp AUTO CAMPS H. A. Nltschelm. Klamath View Auto Park Dewey Pollard, Link River Auto Camp R. H. and Carl Wilson, Sand Creek Service Station AUTO DEALERS L. O. Arena. Plymouth Sales a Service U. 8. Armstrong, Armstrong Motors, Inc. E. H. Balaiger, Ford Sales a Service V. M. Beckwlth, Beckwlth Motor Co. W. R. Locke, Locke Motor Co. Dick Miller, Marshall Cornell Company Vera Moore, Balslgar Motor Company Ed Oatendorf, Ostendort Motor Companv AUTO EQUIPMENT C. C. McMuilen, Western Auto Supply Company E. A. Pateraon, Colyear Motor Salsa H. L. Prltchard, Automobile Equipment AUTO FREIGHT Arnold Stadum, Consolidated Freight Lines AUTO SERVICE Page Brothers, Fort Klamath Mahr Reymera, Reymera' Aa aociated Service. AUTO WRECKERS Roy Call BAKERIES Michael Beck, Reck'a Bakery Louie Frltach, Frltach's Cake riakery W. Fred Hoagland, Fluhrer's Bakeries. H. 1. Schoen. Schoen's Bakery. BANKS 0, C. Blohm. Klamath Falla Branch, United Statea Nation al Bank Warren Fruits, Merrill Branch First Nat. Bank ot Portland Frank Holmea, Jr., Klamath Falla Branch, United States National Bank 0. C. Lorens, Klamath Falls Branch, First Nat. Bk. Port. Oscar 8hlve, Klamath Falla Branch, United Statea National Bank Mitchell TUlotaon,- First Na tional Bank ot Portland, Klam ath Falls Branch BARBERS J. E. Swansen, Swanien Bar bar Shop BEVERAGES Jos. Schuss, Schuss Beverage Company BILLIARD PARLORS Loula K. Serruya, Klamath Billiard Co. BLACKSMITHS D. A. Kenyon. 0. K. Black smith shop BUS SERVICE Wm. Thompson, Klamath Bus Company Hl'NINESS COLLEGE R. V. Guerrettas, Interatate Bualness College CABINET MAKERS R. 8. Robinson, Klamath Cab inet Shop These members of Klamath County Chamber of Commerce will appreciate your joining with them in the taik of building a greater and more prosperous Klamath County. KLAMATH COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Spec Contributed by The Herald end Newe. Thla Advertisement Will Appear Each Month. New Members Since Jan. 13, 1937 Harold O. Bacon, Trl-Way Pro duce Co. D. D. Bellla. Electrical Prod ncta Corp., tit Main St. T. W. Craig, Craig's Inc., S17 Main St. George E. Dayton. Manager, Lake o' the Wooda Reaort. S. P. Dehllnger, Rt. t. Box 170 Percy Dixon, Rt. , Boi Hi A. C. Farnbam, Manager, Ore gon Woolen Store, S00 Main. Membership Transfer James Busch, Pacific Finance Corporation. John Knlevel, Pacific Fruit a Produce Company. C. C. McMnllen, Weatern Auto Supply Company. CLEANERS DYERS Russell D. Bussard, Tha Pell torlum P. L. Fahnlander, Standard Cleanera a Dyera Paul Lambert, Klamath Clean ers a Dyers Lester Thompson, New Method Cleaners CHEESE John Reber, Malta Cheese Factory CHIROPRACTOR Dr. O. H. Mather CONCRETE PRODUCTS F. R. Hamblet, Klamath Con crete Pipe Company CONFECTIONERIES H. D. Park, Tha 8wa! CONTRACTORS J. M. Baker C. A. Dunn H. E. Roskamp CREAMERIES Percy Murray, Klamath Falla Creamery , Glenn Roselle, Raymond Dairy Products R. C. Woodruff, Loat River Dairy DENTISTS ORTHODONTL. SPECIALIST Dr. A. O. Roenlcke DEPARTMENT STORES R. R. Proebstel, Montgomery Ward a Company Mra. Julia Hall. The Golden Rule Store F. R. Hall, Crescent Lake Store O. M. Hector, The Golden Rule Store A. Kallna. Maltn B. L. Lear, Tha Golden Rule Store E. W. Vannlce, The Golden Rule Store W. L. Whitney, Montgomery Ward a Company , DRUGGISTS L. L. Hendricks, Currlns for Druss B. C. Burdlck. Magill Drug Company ELECTRICAL STORES Ray Bigger, Eaat Sid Elec tric Co. Chaa. D. Garcelon, Th Elec tric Shop D. D. Van Fleet, Van Fleet Electric Company ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS D. D. Bellis. Electrical Prod ucts Corporation FEED PRODUCE Wesley McKaig, McKalg Feed a Produce Co. FLORISTS O. R. Moelier, Klamath Flow er Shop FLOUR Martin, Martin Bros. C. J. Mill J. H. M1U Martin, Martin Broa. FUEL Fred Heilbronner, Hellbronner a Rea Oacar Peyton. Peyton a Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Earl Whitlock, Whltlock Fun eral Home ' FURNITURE Robert Sproat, Klamath Furn iture Company GROCERS RETAIL Emil Albrecht, Emil'a Food Store L. F. Carter, Pise 8treet Grocery Gust Lampropuloa, "ljmpla Grocery T. M. Medford, Safeway Stores GROCERS WHOLESALE K. M. Bowerman, W e 1 1 e r a Statea Grocery Lee W. Jacoba, Mason Ehrman Company H. Redden, Mason Ehrman a Company HEATING John W. Kirby, Klamath Heat ing Company HONORARY MEMBERS Capt. O. C. Applegata Rev. Arthur C. Batea Rev. Cecil C. Brown Rev. John G. Dickey Rev. F. L. Gela Major T. H. Mitchell Revi J. Clarence Orr Rev. A. Theodore Smith Rev, Foreat Travallle Rev. J. W. Warrell HARDWARE RETAIL E. J. Bell, Southern Oregon Hardware Companv HARDWARE WHOLESALE Geo.' Davia, Lorens Co. E. M. Istl. Lorens Co. G. C. Lorens, Lorens Co. HOTELS Chris Blanae, Arcade Hotel E. B. Hall, Hall Hotel 8. W. Percy, Wlllard Hotel Mrs. Ray Taylor, Fort Klamath Hotel, Fort Klamath A. M. Collier, Klamath Ice a Storage Co. Dr. Jamas M. Hilton, Medical-I Dental Building. R. L. Jamba. Rndy'a Men'a I snop. euo atn. W. T. Lee, 10 1 80. (th St. Dick Millar, Marshall Cornett Motor Co., 125 8. th St. R. 0. Poland. Poland'a Wo man's Apparel Shop, 7)5 Main Louie Polln. Confectionery and 8portlng Goods, 63( Main. K. A. Petaraon, Colyear Motor Salea. W. L. Whitney. Montgomery Ward a Company Dorothy Wohlander, Baaln Stationery Co. IMPLEMENTS J. W. Kerne George F. Hall. Mitchell Lewis a Staver Company. INSURANCE R. H. Dunbar, R. H. Dunbar Inauranee Co. R. D. Eller, State Mutual Life Aaaurance Co. John Houston, Equitable Life Insurance Co, P. O. Landry, The Landry Co. C. 8. Robertson, C. S. Rob ertson Insurance Company Geo. C. Ulrica. Mutual Life Insursnce Co. of New York JEWELERS F. W. Bertram Geo. Mets JUNK DEALER A. Stein, Mas Bag Company KODAK WORK C. H. Underwood, Underwood's Photo Service , LAUNDRIES Ivan Farria, Superior Troy Laundry C B. Ford, New City Laundry LIFE MEMBERSHIPS R. A. Booth L. C. Gllman LIGHT AND POWER H. P. Boaworth. Jr.. California-Oregon Power Co. J. C. Boyle, California-Oregon Power Co. C. M. Brewer, California-Oregon Power Co. M. D. Field, California-Oregon Power Co. K. E. Hutchinson, Californla Oregon Power Co. C. R. Leaver, California-Oregon Power Company L. J. McClure, California-Oregon Power Co. J. V. Owena, California-Oregon rower to. Sam Ritchie, California-Ore gon Power Co. LOANS James H. Busch. Pacific Fi nance Corporation. Lee 8. McMuilen, Klamath Production Credit Corp. K. A. Moore. Motor Invest ment Company LOCKSMITHS Carl Schubert. Jr. LI M BER RETAIL A. D. Collier, Swan Lake Moulding Co. F. E. Drake, Drake Lumber Company John Fowler, Klamath Valley Lumber Co. Glen Hoot, Home Lumber a Supply Co. R. T. Howard, Big Basin Lumber Company M. P. Wlnnlngham, Copeland Yarda LUMBER MANUFACTURERS R. P. Elltngaon, Ellingaon Lumber Co. G. A. Krauae, Klamath Lum ber a Box Co. I. E. Kasterson, Kesterson Lumber Company W. E. Lamm. Lamm Lumber Company A. J. Lundell, Klamath Mould ing Co. R. R. Macartney, Weyer haeuser Tiu:uft Co. J. Royal Shaw, Shaw Lumber Co. A. E. Stonehouae, A 1 ( o m a Lumber Co. Huntington Taylor, Crater Lake Lumber Co. M. 8. West. Big Lakes Box Company MACHINE SHOPS Gene Hooker, Klamath Ma chine a Locomotive Worka Frank M. Loosley, Falla Iron Worka Fred Southwell, Klamath Iron Works. MACHINERY Nelson Reed, Reed Tractor Company MEAT MARKETS Castel a Utter. Fort Klamath MEAT WHOLESALE L. E. Meade, Swift a Co. Gus Miller, Miller Packing Co. C. A. Pauley, Klamath Valley Packing Co. MEN'S FURNISHINGS N. B. Drew, Drew'a Manstore A. C. Farnham, Oregon Woolen Store R. L. Jacobs, Rudy's Men's Shop W. J. Kennett, Webb Kennett's Dick Reeder,- Klrkpatrick a Reeder K. 8ugarman, Sugnrman's NEWSPAPERS Malcolm Epley, Klamath News-Herald Frank Jenkins, K 1 s m s t b News-Herald Klamath Basin Progress Alice Vltua, The Shopping Guide NOTIONS Guy Ferguson, F. W. Wool worth Co. I. J. Olson, J. J. Newberry Co, 1 OIL COMPANIES S. J. Coull, Standard Oil Co. M. E. Cornett, Modoe Gas A Oil Co. W. J. Dlnsmore, Associated Oil Company Thomaa Hanaen. Union Oil Co. K. G. Klahn. The Texas Co. A. I. Plomgren. Shell Oil Co. PAINTS W. E. Patterson, Patterson Paint Co. PHOTOGRAPHERS Henry Conradl, May K I a f Studio Catherine Gaylord, Kennell Ellls Studio PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Dr. E. Dletsehs Dr. O. A. Massay Dr. George H. Merrymsn Dr. Paul Sharp EYE, EAR. NOSE St THROAT ' SPECIALISTS Dr. Ralph Stearns ROENTGENOLOGIST Dr. James M. Hilton PLUMBERS O. C. Motley. Motley Plumbing a Heating Company PRINTERS Edward Hlnkley, Smith-Bates Prlntlne Company J. T. Melton. Melton Printing Company R. M. Rlggs, Klamath Print ing Co. W. O. Smith. Smith - Bates Printing Co. Clifford Volght. Pioneer Print ing Co. PRODUCE HaroM G. Bacon, Trl-Way Pro duce Company John Knlevel. Pacific Fruit ft Produce Company. PROPERTY MANAGER W. T. Lee T. R. Olds PROPERTY OWNERS E. A. Dunham Chaa. Loomls Joe McDonald J. F. Magulre Mary L Moore PUBLIC OFFICIALS Jack A I meter. National Re-em-olovment Service Judire George Grizzle. County Court Burt E. Hawkina. Postmaster J. Percy Wells. Superintendent of Schools RADIO STATION" George Klneald, KFJI RAILROAD COMPANIES Willard Barr. Southern Pa cific Co. S. R. Berry. Southern Pacific Company L. D. Boyle. Great Northern Georeje A. Cannon. Great Northern C. N. Chrtstopherson, Great Northern C. H. Foster, Southern Pacific Company V. J. Joaephson. Great North ern E. A. Knlfthta. Great Northern H. A. Sprague, Southern Pa cific Company W. C. Wilkes, Western Paclfle Railroad READY-TO-WEAR T. W. Craig. Cralg'a Ine. Earl R. Isaac, The Woman's Store James Keith, La Pointe's C. O. Lovejoy, Mode o' Day Shop Louis Margnlla. Margot's H. N. Moe. The Woman'e Store R. G. Poland, Poland's Wo- men'a Apparel Shop C. T. Steward. Adrlenne'e REAL ESTATE E. M. Chllcote. Chllcote a Smith Fred E. Fleet T. B. Walters Realty Co. RESORTS George E. Dayton, Lake o' the Woods Resort. Ross W. Flnley, Odell Lake Lodge George L. Howard, Diamond Lake Resort L. A. Hughey, Crescent Lake Resort W. C. Tyson, Esst Lske Resort Allen Wlllcoxon, Elk Lake Lodge RESTAURANTS C. J. Bricco, Crater Lake Cafe, Fort Klamath. J. R. Hershbergei, Hershberg er's Cafe Mra. Avla McConnel, Pelican Cafe SEED Murphey'a Seed Store, Elmer Merrill and A. H. Busaman SHOE STORES Loula X. Nldorf. Klamath Falla Family Shoe Store. Stanley Pieser, Bustei Brown Shoe Store Hl'OUTINO GOODS Louie Polln STATIONERS Dorothy Wohlander, Basin Stationery Co. Mrs. Clara Shaw, Shaw Sta tionery Co. TAILOR S. H. Ackerman, Ryteway Tailors TELEGRAPH COMPANIES W. C. Baker, Postal Tele graph a Cable Co. E. P. Livingston, Weatern Union TELEPHONE COMPANY Charlea E. Seaver. Paclfle Telephone a Telegraph Com pany TIMBER OWNERS J. F. Kimball. Klamath For est Protective Assn. E. W. Mersereau, Rogue River Timber Company TYPEWRITERS A OFFICE EQUIPMENT George W. Hlllla, Oregon Equipment Company. C. O. Moore, Adding Machine a Tvpewriter Service WAREHOUSES Warren Bennett, People's Warehouse L