Vernonia eagle., March 28, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Friday, March 28, 1930
halem and this vicinity, the ag­ sented the organization with a lof comment as to the compare 'for grude and high school. This, checked by the auditor, give the
MUTINY
OF THE
ALBATROSS
by
JOY
Theater
WYNDHAM
MARTYN“
COPYRIGHT IN THP U S.
Mary sbti J'6tn~ Todd 7)1106 up irfiu ricultural committee of the Ver­ beautiful Bible. Mrs. M. D. Cole, I tive costs of
..C .. elementary
1i
__ .1, nr pnnroo , wna
—_ 1—— —
meroly nn
an over­ following as ¿1.,.
schools
of course, was mnrrtlir
the cost i for
elemen- »
down the deck. "Probably about nonia Chamber of Commerce met most excellent chief, received
in Columbia county as set
i.. forth
____ s‘Kbt OI> the part of the editor. tary only:
five years' difference In their age,"
District 2, *37,188.61; enroll­
'she commented. "Tbiit's right; it's last Friday with Harry Kearns, the gift on behalf of the chap­ | in the March 20 edition of the In a good many items it is a bit
uuiin.it
lu separate
diaie the
uic txaiv
difficult to
exact meni
ment di
676; cost per pupil, *55.01.
natural. I bOM sin'll marry him manager of the Nehalem Valley ter.
Columbiu
County
Informant. cost for grade and high school, District i 5, $25,395.80; enroll-
Mrs. Wm. Briot Jr. received
Ice & Creamery company, and
He Is a good honest boy.”
“You know of him?" Bettington several others interested to work high score for the ladies and I There was an error in quoting but the clerks’ annual reports, ment 298; cost per pupil, $85.22.
asked, lie found himself cyucerned out a plan.
James Nanson for the gentle­ ■ the per capita cost in the Clats­
for Mary Unwin’s future.
Another meeting will be called men for the play of cards.
kanie and St. Helens school
“I have never even spoken to
A beautiful blthday cake
him." she answered, "but one some­ shortly at which the producers
tricts. The total cost for
made
by
the
local
bakery
on
will
be
invited
to
attend,
to
of
­
times hut the gift of seeing people
as they are. You are reliable. fer suggestions and assist to which four candles in the color year in districts 2 and 5
There are others here who are not. start the, ball rolling so that the of the lodge, was the feature eludes the cost for grade
. . . The man Clements with his production of this valley can be of the lunch served.
high school.
eternal smile, which Is never ac­ handled through one center dis-
These two districts maintain
centuated and never diminished. tributor.
Corrects Report Show­
It’s the smile of a mask. Who is
a high school and are not a,
cooperation
of
Through
the
he?"
ing Per Capita Cost
part -of a union high school as is
“I saw him for the first time on Judd Greenman, an active mem-
In County Schools the case of the four other high
boai'd," lie returned, “Your hue ber of the local chamber, one
schools in the county. The cost
camp has promised to purchase
blind must know."
V
“He did Elgar a good turn eggs through this channel, pro­ (By Elizabeth C. Murray, county per capita was secured by divid-
once," she said, "and when he of viding a responsible dealer can superintendent of schools.)
| ing the enrollment of the grades
fered this bout, all found except deliver the product when wanted,
There has been a good deal only into the total expenditure
the captain, who Is our old skipper.
Elgar took It. He said lie knew with quality guaranteed.
Will CAnvait Producers
he would have to pay for the help
Clements gave."
A
venture of this nature fail­
So that was how It came about,
But Railway had not guessed the ed several years ago, on account
sat of no particular party being re­
extent of the pay. Beltington
”___
talking to Evelyn Radway until she sponsible for the actual delivery,
the
committee
in
called Mary and said it was tiiue However,
»
to dress for dinner.
charge will work out full details
Clements came Into Bettington's and canvass where possible all
ALL TALKING
stateroom.
A dinner coat and producers to see what percent­
lilnek trousers, newly pressed, were
Thursday and Friday, March 27 and 28
age of them will agree to follow
hung up.
"They always dress for dinner," the cooperative plan.
The plan, if successfully work­
said the Boss. "You did well this
afternoon. . 1 could see she was ed out, will eliminate the impor­
taken by you. When you meet tation of eggs from other mar-
1
Metzger tohlglit. you will find him kets, find a home market for
already furiously Jealous. I will eggs produced here and in the
not allow any quarreling on board
until the thing is achieved for valley, and keep the pay checks
which are now going to outside
which I gathered you together."
A MOVIETONE
“You will.not allow it?" Betting commission houses at home.
ton repeated slowly. “You may not
It is planned to get all egg
allow men like Sam and Metzger producers together next week, 1
Saturday night and Sun. Mat., Mar. 29-30
to do as they please, but 1 am a and a request has been made by
free agent, my good man.”
Now lie would see the smile the chairman of the agricultural
fade. If the dreaded Boss lived up committee to have all interested
to tils reputation some other ex­ get in touch with the secretary
GRETA GARBO in—
pression must replace the grinning Ii of the Chamber of Commerce, I
mask. Bettington beard a swift In­ Lee Schweb, for fuller details.
take of breath, but there was no
other Indication of anger.
“You are a free agent as long as Longview to Honor
you do what I tell you. Tonight
Engineer Saturday
I shnll introduce you to the rest. I
ALL TALKING
do not wish the common good to be
(From page 1)
endangered by- any foolish quarrel­
ing over women."
Sunday and Monday, March 30 and 31
The unwisdom of making an ene­ in Illinois, has been practising
my of Clements and his gang of his .profession as civil engineer
crooks made Bettington alter Ills for 35 years. At the age of 10,
truculent .manner, He had yet to however, he was learning to op­
get to the bottom of the plot and erate a transit under the guid­
gaiige the strength of Its Instiga- ance and schooling of his fa­
tors.
ther, Wesley Vandercook, Sr.,
. "Pin not anxious to quarrel,” he n his day a distinguished en­
said more pleasantly, "but I'm of
Just ns Independent a nature as gineer. The elder Vandercook is
You’ll _ pardon me now a resident of Longview.,
yon yourself.
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now. but I have to dress for din With his four brothers, Vander­
nor."
cook learned practical engineer-!
It amused him to think how ing in the employ of his father,
startled elements must be behind who operated on projects in all
that smile of bls, to listen to a
declaration of Independence from parts of the United States, from
OATS AND VETCH HAY for
one over whom be thought he held the laying out of townsites and |
WANTED
WILL TRADE
34 acres of
the threat of life Imprisonment, orange groves to the building of1
sale. F. R. Hyland, Treharnc. WANTED—To take lessons on| land, homestead, 16 acres im­
FOR
HATCHING
and
setting
—
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liettir.gtoti knew that when the drainage systems, railroads, saw-1
343c
piano. Teacher must furnish I proved.^ near Ocean lake, Would
right moment came It would be mills, etc.
Pekin duck, Mallard duck and —
be willing to trade for house
easy to prove his Integrity. Until
Vandercook has been with the Rhode Island Red—Eggs for sale FOR SALE—6 grade and reg. piano. V\ rite Mrs. A. J. Marks, and lot in Vernonia.
D. A.
then, he could play the part as­ Long-Bell Lumber company 25 I also. 8 Mallard ducks for sale, j Jersey cows, age 3 to 8 yrs., j Vernonia.
308*
signed to him. with Just as good
Dobbs, next to Vernonia Laun-
Last
yrs.
production
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Mrs.
Jake
Neurer,
Mist
route,
all
fresh.
years
and
at
present,
as
its
chief
grace us Clements the autocrat
dry.
344c
LOST AND FOUND
343* 350 to 550 lbs butter fat. Very
could act the steward, assume his engineer has the coordinating of i Vernonia.
reasonable to anyone taking all. LOST- —Driver’s license and Ev-, WANTED—Men with caterpillar
livery and wait upon an Inipa the work of all the technical ex­
tlent employer.
perts of this greatest of Amer­ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT L. E. McGee, Mist, Oregon. 34tf
ersharp pencil. Return to J. | tractors on big clearing job,
Bettlngton never forgot that first ican lumber manufacturing con­ | In the County Court of the
L. McCollum, Vernonia.
341* | no grubbing, will finance and
State of Oregon, for the Coun-
dinner aboard the Albatross. Rad cerns.
FOR RENT
guarantee wages and give bonus
way looked straight ahead of him.
' ty of Columbia.
per acre cleared; 8 months work.
Vandercook
’
s
first
engineering
FOUND
—
Man
’
s
watch
and
chain.
14-ROOM
and
7-room
houses
for
heeding nothing. It was only when
In the matter of the Estate of
See Happy Thompson at Gilby , Phone Garfield 3736, Portland,
his plnte was sei before him. filled work after he received his prac- William McMullen, deceased.
| rent, on 1st avenue. J. C. Lind­
343c
341c after 7 p.m.
with the chefs rich delicacies, that tical schooling under his father
31tf Motor Co.
Notice is hereby given that ley, at bank.
: WANTED—By steady renters, a
he seemed awake. He had been was with the Peoria and North-
drinking steadily since luncheon era, later merged with the Chi- the undersigned P. Hill, Execu­ COMPLETELY FURNISHED —'
r-room modern house with
MISCELLANEOUS
and drink made him hungry.
garage, furnished or partly fur­
i ago and Alton. He later was tor of the estate i of William
The Olive Apartments, oppo­
has
filed
1
McMullen,
deceased,
Mary Unwin was disgusted, She
the C. & A. From that
site Washington school. Furnish, TYPING WORK DONE—Satis- nished, by April 12. Not over
had no fear of her employer, She
he went to the Kansas City his final account in the County i wood, lights, water, all for $211 factory work guaranteed. Mrs. j 525 per month. Answer P. O.
had never Ukcd him: now. for Ills
of
Oregon,
1
Court
of
the
State
341*
341* Betty Roberts, Vernonia.
332c box 465, Vernonia.
behavior to Mrs. Radway, she I Southern, then with the Louisi­ for the County of Columbia, month.
hated him. She was glad when ana nnd Arkansas and then to and that Tuesday, the 1st day
Bettington came In. She smiled at Long-Bell.
him. It seemed to her that he and
Bef .re coming to Longview of April, 1930, at the hour of
young Crosby Todd were the only 10 years ago he was at Lake 10 o’clock, A. M. of said day,
at the Court House at St. Hel­
men aboard whom one could trust
Captain Hallett was gruff and Charles, La., serving the Long- ens, in said County and State,
Bell
interests
throughout
the
soured. The others watched her
has been appointed as the time
For your convenience the following business nnd professional people are listed on
with eyes aflame. And she. like pine belt of the south.
and place for the hearing of
this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business
the others, turned her head from
Optimistic About Future
objections
to
said
final
account
and
professional
people.
the ever smiling, suave steward.
He believes in the future of and the settlement thereof.
There was little conversation nt
the wretched meal. As Mrs. Rad Longview, that he actually plac­ Date of 1st pub. Feb. 27, 1930.
v-'iy passed to. her Rtijteroom. wlt)i ed on the map, just as he be­ Date of last pub. Mar. 27, 1930,. i
BEAUTY SHOPS
lieves in the future of the lower
P. HILL, I
(Continued next week)
w.M.u. SfRVice
rqeSs at Hu»S
'iary Tnwln. As Tor Mary, she
breathed a sigh of relief. Instinct
told her here, at last, was a man
on board she could trust. She had
not confided in Mrs. Bad way her
apprehension of most of the men
she had seen.
“I hope you will find very little
professional work to do,” Mrs. Rad­
way said to Bettington.
He was charmed by her low, yet
distinct, voice. He had thought
Lavery’s portrait to be idealized
until he met the original of it. He
had often. In other years, rend of
her. It seemed likoly, when she
was frst married, that she would I
accomplish that almost Impossible
ambition, a salon. She had hlrth,
money, wit and beauty, And with
these advantages she had chosen
Railway among the many who put
their nil at her feet. He looked
from her to the financier.
What was it. Bettington asked
himself, that had imide him, In her
eyes, more attractive than any
other mnn, Ambition probably, nnd
the enthusiasm aroused by his big
moment nt the capital. He won­
dered how much she had repented
of It. There could be no doubt now
as to her disillusions, lie thought
he could discover a trace of sad­
ness in her lovely face; and. like
Ln GIncondn, “her eyelids were n
little weary.”
Whatever uncomfortable pauses
Id the conversation there were, due
to Radway’s incessant grumbling
at the food, the motion of the boat
and his inability tn enjoy flavors
that once fascinated him, she filled
in without «seeming effort.
She
had. no doubt, become adept nt
this. Bettington thought.
After lunch Railway went to his
big stateroom nt the extreme bow
of the boat. t “Got some work to
do,” he announced. “It will keep
me busy till dinner.”
Mrs. Railway knew ho was going
to sleep. Then he would wake,
feeling wretched, lie w<»uld take
n highball, two or three, Thon he
would dress for dinner and the
real man would betray himself
She was not sure whether she was
sorry or glad that there was a new
element Introduced by Doctor
Watte. She knew her husband’s
Imperious ways too well tn suppose
that anything but his own will
could moderate bls Appetites.
She watched him wHklng up and
down the deck with the secretary
who had so lltlle to do. A man
who would take such a position as
this, with Its relatively small pay
nnd Insecure prospects, must be h
failure at his profession. And yet
ho di<l not look like a failure
Mary liked him. nnd admitted his
charm, but tn eighteen lie was old
The captain’s nephew, young Cros­
by Todd, who had shown her the
mysteries of wireless, was more of
her age. Bettlngton saw her eyes
brighten as the Ind came from the
wireless room and crossed the dock,
n little diffidently, to her
He
smiled nt the young mnn Betting­
ton liked hoys of this clean-cut
sort: nnd lie knew that there might
come n day, not far off. when the
hoy would be called upon to prove
his mettle. He was a little dis
tressed (hat the hoy showed an­
tagonism and Answered his ques­
tions as to his work with smileless
face. Well. It was perhaps better
so. A man was known by Ids com­
panions nnd they Judged him to bo
one of Clements’ adherents.
He was not sure whether Mrs.
I Columbia, and the new highway
Radway, for all her courtesy at
luncheon, would expect him to get
bridge is physical example
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k. „. of
Miss
Winona
Irving,
school
on the easy terms with her which mate of Miss Amy Hughes, both!lh,s fa,th'u Tl?e Columbia River
he had established with Miry She
Longview bridge company, own-
was. he reflected, one of the great of whom are attending the Uni- 1‘Ongview
hostesses and society beauties of versity of Oregon in the school , r and “Perator of the bridge
i he day. Perhaps she. too. shared of music, is a euest at the A lto be dedicated Saturday, has
the suspicions already formed of J. Hughes home during the ns *ts Pr>nc'Pal officers: W. D.
BelTIngton said what "he‘hat] been
told. Hallett spoke bitterly about
shipboard etiquette and modern
ways. Then he turned abruptly
away as his nephew came up. This
was a pleasant faced mnn of three-
end-twenty, who obviously shared
his uncle’s opinion of Clements.
The boy seemed excited and wor­
ried.
“What do yon think of the skip­
per?” Clements asked
“A hard man to handle.” Betting­
ton returned, ‘‘as all obstinate men
are.”
“He’s of no Importance,” Clem
ents said Idly. “Did you notice how
•Sparks’ seemed to be upset? Some­
thing has happened to his wireless.
He finds he can't adjust It and has
to call in the electrician, who is
one of my men. to help him. 1
shall let it work for a few days.”
Again that calm assumption of
absolute power from the little,
slender man in Ids absurd livery.
“When I decide that no messages
may be sent or received, Graumann
will get busy. Look, that’s Rail­
way.”
Itadway had come on deck to
walk himself into a condition which
would permit him to enjoy an iin
necessary luncheon.
“Cocktails,” he commanded, as he
He
caught sight of Clements.
Stopped short when he saw the
Stranger. “Who’s this?"
“Doctor Waite,” Clements an-
swered. “You wired me to ship a
physician aboard.”
“I remember now.” Radway an
swered. “Why haven't I seen you
before this?”
His manner was abrupt and
hard. He looked doubtfully at this
tall, self possessed man who re-
turned his glare tranquilly
“The doctor doesn’t like to con
fess to being a bit seasick,” Clem­
ents answen d readily.
“Then a cocktail will do him
good,” Railway decided. “Bring
four. You know n».v kind, Just a
dash of absinthe In them.”
When Clements had gone—and
there seemed something strangely
out o*
in seeding such a man
on such an errand Railway turned
to Boltington
“I eat too much and I drink too
much and my arteries are made up
of calcium, they tell me Like the
rest of them, you will preach tem­
perance. You are not here for that.
You are here to patch me up If
the need occurs.”
“Patching won’t help you much,’’
Bettington remarked.
“If you’re not up to the Job. I’ll
tell Clements to ship some one who
Is.”
Abruptly Radway turned on his
heel. He did not In the least mind
If he had left his physician angry.
The anger of tools and a poor
man was a fool. In his opinion-
had no weight. The sea air was
beginning to make him hungry
This would mean a rich luncheon
served as that artist, the fat chef
alone knew how. A folding of well
being pervaded him at the sight of
the cocktails lie told Clements to
pass one to the doctor.
“We can’t wait for the Indies,”
said End way. nnd threw Ids drink
down with a single movement. “J
wish I could sip like yon." lie said
to Bettington. “When I \%ant a
thing I want all of It. Instantly. As
the ladles don’t seem to be coming
up, why let their cocktails go h
waste?”
In the library, which was als<
the music room, Mrs. Rud way ami
Mary were sitting.
“Mary," Mrs. Itadway said suit
denly, “It was very selfish of me h
Coming Attractions
"Diane Hall”
Cameo Kirbly”
Anna Christie”
Professional and Business Directory
Executor of the Estate of '
William McMullen, deceased.
GORDON R. WATT, Attorney.
ANNETTE
BEAUTY SHOP
NURSING wanted—Would also Shampoo, Marcelling, Finger
sit up with children. Mrs. A. waving, Permanent Waving.
Over Horseshoe Cafe.
E. Jennings, phone 342 or P.O.
Phone 431
box 461.
31tf
Miss
Irving
'
<
'
omer
>
president;
and
Wesley
spring holidays,
Hermiston
1«
Vandercook,
secretary;
Arnold
!
whose home is in Hermiston,
roster of San FranciscOi treas-
in her senior year.
urer.
Opinion and Prejudice
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nicer left
Electrotherapy, Physiotherapy
—
•‘You are entitled to an opinion,”
Friday on a trip of two months
said III TTo, the sage of Chinatown.
DR. R. A. OLSON
to Texas and, Louisiana, by mo­ Pythian Sisters
“When an opinion becomes a preju­
Chiropractor
tor. They will visit relatives.
I
dice
It
may
be
as
embarrassing
to
Celebrate Founding
Tel. 671
1117 Stat- -
Mrs. A. J. Hughes was a
own
as
n
runaway
horse.
”
—
Wash
­
I
Vernonia.
Ore
Of Lodge in City ington Star.
Portland visitor Wednesday.
I
have brought yon here. I regret it.”
“You needed me, and I’m glad I
came,” Mary returned. She had
conceived one of those almost ex
travagnnt admirations for the bean
tlful woman. I Iterall.v, at the ylev
enth hour, the maid who was to
have come, declined the risk of
ocean’s wrath and deserted her
mistress at the very dock
The gong sounded which sum
nioned them to luncheon. Railway
was genial. He presented a tall
and distinguished man to his wife
“It seems we shipped a doctor
abonrd Here he Is. Doctor Waite
—Mrs. Radway and Miss Unwin.”
The Intimacy, so enforced and
inevitable on a yacht, with which
him by the captan. He found him­
self elated new* emotion with him
—when she beckoned him to take
n chair at her side.
“I am glad you are n physician.”
she began, “one cun talk so much
more freely to you.”
This hardly put him nt ease. It
was u bud beginning, he fell. this
enforced deception, and yet he
could not allow her to suppose he
whs
not the ship’s properly
Members of Vernonia Tem­
To Call Meeting of
equipped surgeon.
ple No. 61 of the Pythian Sis­
“It is about my husband," she
Producers; Try to
ters celebrated the fourth year
continued. “He Is very III. He
Find Egg Market < f the organization in Vernonia
hates ferociously, He thinks It
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I Wednesday evening with an el-
hurts his enemies; sometimes he
For the purpose of securing ebonite card party for mem-
talks as though he bellevetl in black
magic. Of course. It nil reacts on a local
1
market if possible for all hers and affiliated organizations.
eventually.”
She watched eggs produced in the upper Ne-' Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Soden pre-
“In our diet we need copper ns
well ns Iron,” says a hemoglobin
expert In Woman's Home Compan­
ion.
Why not zinc and lend?
Enough people already have plenty
of brass.
Big Cluster of Islands
The Fiji Islands group In the
southern Pacific contains about 250
They form a British
Islands.
crown colony.
DANCE
Oriental Gardens
Let's Have It All
Ancient Camouflage
And yet the chap who objects
to the use of rouge Is the one who
wraps n *20 bill around a roll of
ones.—San Francisco Chronicle.
CONTRACTORS
JOHN A. MILLER
Timber, Ore.
Every Saturday Night
Spanish Coinage
The Spanish gold ducat was
wqrth *2.32. Spain Issued silver
ducats worth from 90 cents to *1.10.
*Mary,” Mrs. Radway Said Sudden­
ly, “It Wai Vary Selfish of Me
to Hava Brought You here.*
one mnst come to regard another
after a time, presented problems to
Mrs. Railway not wholly pleasing.
She conceded that this stranger,
had a face which Inspired coufl
donee in ber. a« much as that of
the steward with his perpetual
smile created aversion. He had a
fine head and keen but kindly eyes.
And there was something reassur­
ing In his splendid physical pro­
portions. _„She
lOvKfid
I
Rose Beutler and his Santiam
Syncopators—of Salem
HOI
STUFF
*
Love Is blind. Look about nt the
married couples nnd see for your­
self.—Florida Tlnies-Unlon.
Sewnrd
Hotel
HOUSE OF CHEER
TENTH AT AI.DER
Oregon
Portland
Excellent meals nt pop­
ular prices. Coffee shop.
Merchant* Lunch 25c, 35c.
Dinner* 40c, 50c, in dining
room. Breakfast 25c and
up. Luncheon* 35c, 50c.
Dinners 55c, 65c, 75c, $1,
W. D. McNair, Manager
W. C. Culbertson, Prop.
Phyiician and Surgeon
QUICK SERVICE
Office Phone 663 Vernonia,
Res. Phone 664 -
-Oregon
Phone 221
Curly Buffmire
TRANSFER
I
HOTEL
«
Hotel HyVan
STEAM HEAT
The best for those
who appreciate the
best.
Mason Work, Building
STRAND & BERG
Contractors and Builders
On all kinds of construc­
tion, estimates given with­
out charge.
Box 157, Vernonia
Termi nal Cafe
The Right Place to Eat
Excellent Cooking
Cason Transfer
Local & long distance
HAULING
Phone 923
Office in
Workingmen’s Store
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PLUMBING
M. D. COLE
Dentist
Vernonia, Oregon
LAWYERS
GORDON R. WATT
DR. W. H. HURLEY
Dentistry and X-Ray
IToffman Hdwe. Building
General Plumbing
Vernonia
P. HILL
Justice of the Peace
Notary Public
Office: 875 Second St.
DENTISTS
Bafford Brother*
RESTAURANT
Blind Fate
New Management
New Music
New Decorations
Dr. J. A. Hughe*
General Contractor
The Fighter*
In unstable government« regu­
lars nnd rebels are but^the longer
names of In nnd outs.—Boston Her-
•Ud.
Trucks for Local and
Long Distance Hauling
Mary Kato
Chop Suey
Restaurant
You’ll enjoy a bowl
of delicious Chop
Suey after the show.
Attorney-at-law
Suipitng ».quatix Xof
Vernonia, Oregon
Verncnia, Oregon
PHYSICIANS
SHINGLE MILL
Re-Roof With
SHINGLES
From
PASTIME
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
CARDS AND
Physician and Surgeon
Johnston & McGraw
Phone Hospital 931
Town Office 891
VERNONIA
LIGHT LUNCHES
Lloyd Baker, Prop.
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