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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, A5HEVI1XE, TV. C, OCTOBER 29. 1921.
BREVARD
ilKKV.VItl'. IVI St. Kit I..- ,. .r
l.e if atuilyuiK Wannoal 'tijHir
the mslra of l.i pun! ami i:vitit,
MuMr l.xvt-r' riuli haa Im-oii or-iranlat-d
In Hn-vard, rnmprlmnir I
nimra of thoa who aaptr in Itu'lu'lr
the apprfrtdtlnii nf tfi text iinmi. i',
tiia artlallo d'vfinpmrnl nf uir imiii
rmimlv KnthuiiAniri . over tint project :
fort.i rnarkml the auccaaa of ih tirT
metlng. tu-l.l early In th ninnth at
tor hntii of Mr. O. L. Kr in Tn
uhjct fur diactiaalnn wkr t)i- mit
I nua of imMUc hlalory. Tfw tint, m
ti m rt nnr- a month ai th- h.nn-n
ri t i (lin.rnii inatnhara.
Ofr.frtM for the vnnuinit yrr m
X- Klii ti I'll..'. prcai lnl Ma I had
i:,,aiM!i U1frry. vlif-prranlent, an l i Htnra
Mr- llllKll WslkT wwtry, Mra.
i,,. Simmm. wtiu l lr.i' ac-rfi-
,1 l:h tin- !n uiirtiratlon af minKml
, .,ir.-iv.ir m llramrd. 1 tnc mr
.. norary memtx-r of thusrliiii. "
Simon" l al prMrnt rrtin l""n
i r ininkal .t.-t I v It lt
Mrivn'r 'i:iltll CYfotl all J r.l
.nitrli motor.. I to On-rnvnl'- Mil
urJay and P'"- 1 1" vwlimg
: rTinlft.
Tim Wiitiicd.iy Hi
i., liome f Mr W
Uilin-lav afUTnooii.
Tli" iH f li'" fr.--l.yt. rl.iti
r.mi.-i lirid t!i.-ir f""i'l rummaga
.air. 1,1 t S.l.l.r.l;.v 1.. tt.r
in.i lor un- ii-ii, hi -
,ok Pliil. nut at
. K. I laM
i.ttmi mill
, tl.n 1 1 1. II
miiil Tli ladli-a ''
A CHARMING HOME
IN THE NORTH END
Perfect in architectural appointment and radiat
ing an atmosphere of refinement, this house in the
Montford section will please the most fastidious.
- It has beautiful grounds and outlook. A neighbor
hood that wins you at once. Surroundings count
for so much in the selection of a home. The hard
wood floors are of exquisite quality and the lighting
arrangement most satisfying. Trie price is $25,000.
If you except to the figure, it may be well to con
sider renting it; the owner would prefer a good
tenant to a purchaser. Phone 1995 for appoint
ment. HENRY TALBOT SHARP
REALTOR
The Home Office
318 Drhumor Bldg.
u oake alo at Mala lruf
laat wk. at wli1 a good
aiim i rrallird for tha banefli of
llir in-' Haln.ur orplianac.
Un. Hniiry ltrot!i. Mho haa barn
vMtlrijr w. and Mra. HlUlard !-.,
Irft fur hT lirnne TiiMduy.
Mi. Kaluh It Klanrr vlaltMl Char,
nkm. ( lay. flaaln ami (Iraham ouii.
lira tii: wrak, making campaign
apa.oh.K KYIikiy nix lit ii anoka in
Sylva .ml Kalurilay night In Koaman.
Mr. K!hvr la lli flrat ranrfldata fur
f-'insrvpa rvr nomlnatHt from Tran
aylvauU County.
Mr. and Mri Wrlali Uullowuy hava
ri-turnad frmn .Monrr.p, whtra Ihey
atirnili-.l the Methndlat ('onferano.
Un v i". K. 1'iiHtt. furmrr paator of
tlie Itaptlat i.'hurcli hrr., occupied
th.' pu'pit Knnd.iy morning and fvan
l'i!. a ipplylng lli placo rrf Ke. C.
!r Smith, aim l.-f t for Atlanta Mon-
ilav to .pi-ak In fir Itapttat Tabar
nai'Io of that illy luirln hla ab
. nc. Mr Smli i vlalt a-vcrul
, p.ai-i-a in Georgia.
.Mr. Krank if ir.jwii. who fiaa brn
i lir (uoat of Mr and Mr", 'itiomaa
oi.daworth. Irft Turaduy for Oualia,
Ma.
Dr. John Van ite Krva. f rharloa
ion. M (.' . aprnt Hatiinlay In Uravard.
v -it n.g frli'nd".
Mi'ti-rit. Italph Zat-hary imd H M.
MiKi.. ait-tiil.-.l tim Toiirlnt-lnduatry
i uiif i t-ii'. held in Amiin llle thla jNWrt
r(k.
Mr. i- II. Mi K.c and two i hildron.
if Aah. vlil.-, arr tile (U. j Of Air.
and Mr-. W. J. Tutla.
Mr V. U. Whit mar and daiia-hter,
Mlna Mary, will leave early In So
vi nihcr for Klorlda. Thty will motor
through tha eoiintiy, kti.pplng to viall
frlcnda at tl Ilterint' point" on tliclr
way.
Hav. L. A. Falia attcndid tha Meth
od lut Confi renco hold In Monro laat '
wrek.
Mr. It. W. Evrtt aprnt tlia w
In -iliimlna. . C. where ha haa
barn winning many prlr cfn hla flno
oaiiIp eitilbittd at the South Caro
lina SUt.i Fair.
Ilrrvani waa well rrprpaented In a
literary way at the IHatrlet Kedor-
niwl .'lull maetlnr at Wavnraville tha
mat ww-k. Mra. N. II. Currlr. Mri.
T. II. snipman aim ii. j. nnvr
ateln wf-re dekn.itna from the Wed
nesday Book Club and Mra. John
H.-aK"le waa aent l.y the Mathataalan
Club.
Mra. Beulah Zachary nave an en
tertainment In her himio Saturday
night In honor of a number of leach -era.
A olkfhtful evening waa "pent
playing varluua gamea and at a late
hour refreahmenta were nerved.
Among thoan preaent were Mian
Tvncr. Mlfia Mnrlar, Ml t'trkitia
Mlaa Weatern. Ml.; Vpahaw. Mian
Mary Sleilfje. Ml lonia- Krw in. Mlaa
Jennie Ackir. Mfcw Crlap. MlfM (Juy
(Jray. Mlaa Nun Kiaele and Mlaa 1'erT
Kin-: Ur. Hummey. Ir. rilnwlddle,
Maaars. Klave Cnrpenlng, K. J. Mo
Mannln. W. S. Hook, A. Kiaer and
Italph Duckworth.
11AIT1ST COMAUTTKK
Monthly meeting of the finance
committee of the Klret Haptlat
Churc-h will be held Krkluy eve
ning at 7:45 o'clock.
LENOIR
MARION
O
atuocay
O'tlc Season
Wherever tastefully dressed, faultlessly groomed women foregather, there one
sees the type of footwear we sponsor -footwear of good style, good quality
&nd good taste. ,
New models are arriving every day, reflecting the latest of the season's modes,
marked distinction and much feminine charm. Vet, ihey are modestly priced.
Bamboo Suede, one-strap colonial, welt
sole and rubber heel ; A A to C. Specially
priced
i .vol it ivt li. aira 1 1 11 Trie
leu enieralnrd a rmniher "I little
I..:, rm PrMav after Boon from II to
1 o ili.ck In honor of the ftttli birth
day of her attractive I'ttle daughter.
Annie Ne.il Karh I'Mlld brought ome
remrmbrauee for t. little . Iioiioroe.
Mtnv chllillah gamea were played
during the afternoon, to the great
delight of t.'iu little fnlka. Kefreah
meiiia were aerved, eonaiating of li-e
cream, iwke and amail baaketa of
i candle
A very delightful meeting of the (J.
IV 'il held on Tueadny arter
I non i wlih Mm. I-Vank It. Whltvaa
i'li wi-- at h. r iittr.:tlv home on
Vain . Street The reception room
waa lieuiittfuliy (la.'Tiite.i uu o.ioi
la and rhrvaaiiiliemunia. After a
,hort l.tiaineaa mietliiK. the hoateaa
took i harite of the pnigiam, the auli
ject b.lng Aimnals. which proved
a veiy int. reeling one. A drawing
content W4. then paai-i-il. Mra. It. C.
I'owell won the prlje Aaaluted by
Mra C. II lleffner. the lioatex
aerved delicious refreshment. Oiteetl
rf the cluii w.-re M'. i C. Courtney,
Mra. . I ritta. Mr. V. C. Moore,
Jr . Mr. 1( c. Cowell ui'hI Mra. J. H.
Bernanl, of 'uha
MisM-a Aiii iiml i.onnie Kartlilng
were rol.-"i at ii party at the
Hotel M.irtin on .Satiirdny night. The
evenlnu alien t playing kamea and I
danchm. Tim kiii-hik were Mlnaea
Vlntinlii Seehnrn. Addle Hradahaw
und Nell Kllllan: Mraara. Tom Ker-
f iiaon. of Kerguaon: Uragg. llndd and
. W. Koberla. Itelreahmellta wera
aerved.
Mr. and Mra. W. 1.. Minlefli. Mr.
and Mra. U. V. Wllllama und Mr.
Jomes Hlckerenn ipent Sunday at the
home of Mlaa Annie King at Denver.
On their return home, Mlaa King ac
companied them and apent aeveral
dava with Mra. W. L. Mlnleh,.
Mlaa Mabel Ivey, accompanied by
three of the teacher at Hnerrlli'a Ford
and Mr. Iteglnald Turner, apent the
week end here, guest of Mra. V. P.
Ivey.
Mra. U. H. Muck well, of Wayne.
vllle, arrived here Tuesday to visit
her mother. Mna. S. M. Clarke, and
her daughter, Miaa Margaret Black
well, who la a atudent at Davenport
College, and other relativea.
Mra. J. C. Fletcher and brother, Mr.
R. K. Bryan, left Wedneadar for
Greenville. 8. C to vlalt their SMeee,
Mra. J. M. Ruaaell, and a later, Mrs.
Cora Counclll.
Mm. II. B. Trull and Utile daugh
ter. Kllxabeth. are vlalting relatives
at Wingate this week.
Mlaa Kiale Bmithdeal. of Advance,
arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs. Mark
Ooforth.
Mrs. Brannon and daughter. Cath
erine, arrived home Wednesday from
Greenville. 8. C, whore they hav
been visiting relatives and friends.
Mra. Sarah Wagner, of Valle Cru
els, stopped over here a short wntla
with Mrs. Joe C. Moore Tuesday on
hor way to Gainesville, Ua.
!
TQ ERECT ANNEX FOR
STATESVILLE HOTEL
Work Will Be Started
Early Next Spring Say
Owners.,
MAIttO.V. Oct. M Mm J. W. Win-
hnrtia delightfully entertained tn
members of the San Houcl Club laat
Wednesday, October. II. Tha living
room and dining room were ties lit I
fully decorated with yellow chryean
themuma. After playing In, tha
hostess, aerved a k.vely salad course
and atuffed dates. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. W,
I. 1 f ii i ! fi en )VM.v Detobar V7.
Mr. and Mra. W. 1. AtweU-"hav
moved to their new home on far
Avenua.
Misa Ola Ward, of Olenwood, waa
a week end vlnltor at the home of
Mra. J. C. Smith.
Mrs. J. : Neat apent several days
last week In llaleltjh. whers she at
tended the male Fair.
Mr. and Mr. C. 8. liar und son.
of Lenoir, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Mitchell last week.
Mr. anil Mra. J. W. Pless attended
the funeral of tha formers uncle, W,
A. Hmllh, of llendersonvllle, laat Hun
day. .
Mr. Jennie IMvls, Robert Davki
and Mlaa Lucy lavls have gone to
Wellford, 8. ('., to vlalt the formers
daughter, Mr. K. A. Burnett.
Clarence and Tom Sullivan have re
turned to fieir home In Charlotte.
after spending a few day with tpetr
grandparents, Mr. and Mis. A. L.
Page.
- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kdtvttrd
and children, of Forest City, spent
the week end in Marlon with Mrs.
Kd wards' parents, Mr. and Mrs., K.
U. Baber.
B. W. Bailey and Miss Margaret
Henaley, both of MolJowell County,
were married at the Baptist parson
age here laat Friday, Itev. J. T. Bow
den olTlolaiing.
J. S. Keener, sales manager for th I
m jii"-nn jitvi vviiiiwii,' i "
algnefl. having accepted a position as
manager of the Gloucester Lumber
Company's commissary at Koseman,
N. C. He will leave tha first of .No
vember to assume his new duties.
Ralph Alexander, of Knoxvllie,
Tenn., was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Oarfleld Beaman during the week.
C. A. Rosenbeck. also of Knoxvllie,
I guest of Mr. and Mrs. Beaman.
FOREST CITY
$7.40
Otter Suede trimmed with patent saddle, welt
sole and rubber heel; AA to G. Specially
priced '
$7.40
Levitt's Shoe Dept.
J. L. Lightsey, Mgr.
3 Biltmore Ave.
Phone 256
STATE VILLE, Oct. 28. The
Vance Hotel is to have an annex
containing from 50 to 60 additional
rooms, tho number to bo determin
ed by the au-chlter-Vs plana. The
hotel now tin 72 rooms, 6S of
which are provided with private
bath. The annox 1h to be built
Just to the rear of the hotel and
of the same construction.
C. Vance Henkcl, president, and
D. W. Auslcy, treasurer of. the
hotel company, state that their
purpoao Is to assemble all material
necessary during the Winter and
be ready for construction work to
begin in the early Spring. The
presont kitchen facilities and
equipment and tho present heat
ing plant will not have to be In
creased, as the company forsaw the
possibility of the condition now
existing and made provision ac
cordingly. A new assembly room
Is to be added, twice tho size of
the present one. Tho Vance Hotel
was opened on the 17th of last
Juno and it has en loved a tine
patronage from the beginning.
IYJRBST CITY. Oct. ;g. Mr. and
Mr. George M. Huntley announce the
engagement of their daughter. Kllic.
to tipurgeon ,Mss. of Mooresvllie.
The wedding will take pluce In -November.
A wedding of Interest to a wide
circle of friends was that or Mlaa
Ola Teal, formerly of this city, bur
now of High Hhoals. and Krneft U
Hhyne. of Pallas, which occurred In
Qaatoula Thursday. Mrs. Rhyne Is
a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. il.
Teal, of Forest City.
Miss Ruth Moore gave a most
beautiful luncheon at her home Sat
urday at 1 .o'clock In honor of Miss
Esther Suttle. of Shelby, hride-eloct
whose marriage takes plaoe on No
vember 1.
The Woman's Betterment Club
served sandwiches, and tea to about
100 tlaatonla people Saturday even
ing, who had come here to attend the
Saturday evening street service con
ducted by Rev. Mr. Haggard, who is
conducting a revival In this town.
The Uaatonla people remained for the
night service.
Dr. G. P. Reid, who- has been con
fined to his room for a week, is much
improved.
Miss Kens Neal. of Marion, waa) the
Suest of -Miss Virginia Holmes Sun
ay. Mrs. John Burgess has returned
from Morganton, where she has been
visiting for some time.
Among tlios.i from here to attend
the Textile Uxposltlon at Greenville
were Messrs, I. II. Covington. M. fc,.
Doreey, X. H. Welch. F. 3. Uamble,
A. C Pavis, W, A. Mash. M. U.
Gudfrcy and Ernest Koberson.
Mr. ami Mra. J. V. Alexander. Mrs.
W. C. Uostlc and Missee Xell and
Margaret Voung spent the week end
In Charlotte. ,
Dr. and Mra C. . S. McCall and
children haw returned from Lenoir
and Morganton, where they have been
visiting friends and relatives.
New Lamp Burns
Tho Iredell County Sunday School
convention for workers of all -denominations
will be held in the
First Presbyterian Church, 8th tes
ville, on Sunday, Monday and Tues
day, November 12. 13 and 14. -A
committed of representatives front
each Sunday School in fttatesvllk'
94 Air
Beats Electric or Gas
A new pll lamp that gives a.i
amazingly , brilliant, soft, whli
light, even better than gas or cleo
ir'ctty, hits been teBted by the V.
8. Government and 35 leading uni
versities find found to be supcriol
tn 10 ordlt.ary oil lamps. It burnt
Without odor, smoke or noiso no
pumping i.p, Is nimple. clean, safe
Burns 84 alt- anil 6 coinmot',
Bcrimen'! (coal-oil).
The Inventor, V. H. Johnson
St., Philadelphia, u
' offering tn send u lamp on 10
j days' FREE trial, or even to giv
I cue VRPK to the th-nl user In
Is co-operating with It. M. (.ray, ifc4S N Broad
I'resKieru. it. u.-iiuiu-n, v ice i irm
dent, nnl ('. K. Kelter, Secretary,
in making the affair a sih-cpsh. Pr.
Joseph- tirotignron ot Auaiiia, i .. p.t,.h 1(,cllIjt v wh wlI hp,,, hjni
W. Sims, of ltalelgh and Miss I Miisv I illt..(iu,M -ivrlie him todav for
Magoe.' or the North Caiulina. Sti'i
day School Association, nil out
standing figures in the Vork. will
be the principal speakers for the
convention.
OAPTIST IKAtil K
Special Workers league will be
formed at the First Baptist Churcn
o carry out i campaign during
the month of November having as
it object In become better
acquainted with the 5S8 homes rep
resented in the church and other
work of lirP character.
mil partli ulais. Also ask him U
pxplaitv how you can get the
agency und without experience 01
money make 250 to 500 pei
month. Advt.
It
I3a
Service & Quality
(That's Our. Motto)
Should .you want something
that an up to date, modern' drus
store carries'
Ask Central for
2 0 0 4
It's there, and some times,
before you hang up receiver.
Try it We like to p)iease.
Aiken & Hester
I'resrrlptlon' Kix-clallsts
12 Ilrnadtvay
PHONE 2004
orris Kxqiilsltc Candies
(Always lYoli)
pi f
For Charm In the Home
T7URNITURE is the real foundation upon which a beautiful home is
built and it is not necessary to make any large expenditure to
achieve that effect of charm and beauty that everyone wishes. In fact,
you can add a piece or two here and there in the various rooms in your
home without extravagance and yet make each room look entirely differ
ent. Right now, with the new Fall styles on display is the very best
time to make youf selections.
taaUHIVIMAlCA
if Yiiir5ii2ila5i5r,ED are nOt
uuuuainiiiinTuiuiriijiodr
-WE TI HN HOlKK INTO HOMES"
20 Br.d.y hoiH m
bEDAN.
Self Starter and
Demountable Rims
NEW PRICE .
$595.00
F. O. B. IKlrolt
R I C'HB OURG
M O T O R G O.I
STATESVILLE
TATB8-UXE. Oct. XI In a cere
mony charact.rlsed by beauty and
iTmplichy. Miss Lh S.ephany wj
wedded to lr. Wallace '""
Thgraday afternoon at S oilocg at
her home on Walnut Bir.et. Only
the famlllea and moat Intlmat frlnU
of tha bride and groom wer g"eic.
The home waa beautifully decorated.
Th reremony s performed by Ksv.
Dr. K. N. Callsh, of Richmond, a..
the liuprsHive ring oeremony or tu
Jewish Church being- used.
The bridal music was rendered by
Mlaa Mildred Wallace. Utile Mlsj
Marlon Hoffmann, beautifully dressed
In pink, was (lower girl. Mls Koae
Htepnany. slstur of tha bride, was
maid of honor. The groom waa at.
tended by his brother, Herbert Hoff
mann, of Danville, Va.
Tha bride entered with hr brother,
Isadora Btephany, of Heaford. Del.,
who gave her In marriage. Hhe was
attired In a modish afternoon gown
of blu velvet with steel bead trim
mings, with gray hat and shoe, and
wore a corsaae of orchids. After the
rmnv. tii aursts wert served a
delightful loe course In the dining
room, which was beautifully ec
nrated with vellow chrysanthemums.
The larce bridal cake, surmounted by
n miniature bride and groom, whlca
r.irmed a centerpiece of the taule, was
cut by the bridal party.
The bride Is tha 'daughter of the
late J. Htephany. of Utateavlll. and
has a large number of friend. ben
very popular in social and civic cir
cles In Statesvllle. Xr. Hoffmann is
the eldest sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hoffmann and Is a popular and uo
cenrtil osteopath. After a motor trip
to the mountain of Weatern North
Carolina. Dr. and Mr. Hoffmann will
be at bom In 8tatsvlue.
Out-of-town guesta were Mr. and
Mr. Isadora Stephany, of Heaford.
Del.; U. C. Stephany and Miss Hen
rietta Van Leer, of Baltimore; Mrs.
liouls Koufmann. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert HoiTiimnn. Mlsa Marlon and Mas
ter Julian Hoffmann, of Danville, Va.:
Mr. Maurice kevy and Mrs. Joe
Jacobs, of Lancaster, Pa.; Mrs. 8.
Leaser. Mrs. .1. Scrameck and Mis
liessle Lou Simon, of Augusta. Oa. ;
Mr. and Mra Dave Oestrelcher, of
Salisbury,
' THE. LARGE BUNGALOW
ON TACOMA ST.
ill
We have looked the town over for a competitive
value in the general desirability of the house and all
factors that make for ifhe choice of a home. It is
well built and on generous lines. ' The lot is of good
size and the neighborhood excellent. The price of
$7,500 'is reasonable.' Because it is worth investi-.
gation and comparison, we invite your consideration
of this property, listed exclusively with this firm.
Phone 1995.
HENRY TALBOT SHARP
REALTOR
The Home Office
318 Drhumor Bldg.
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iij ( ' I I 1 Every one appreciates i
j., ji" . 1.1 in( ,ool" forward to tho ,
!; jj 11 thl"BS ,n llfehls ,H IB
jjj j II " sea80IT wnen 1,19 new" I I
'ii ' I . I nf 88 of dreBS tyIe v,(
! ' I w!th one knotncr or th, I
:J ! I 'nv0'.:s of better Jregers. I
f I L-v ' Nevv Styles 1
I (X"" utougnc us va Arrive II I
'"tjf lying silliouettes. One is II
1 1 -T iaped and slender. An' nr?rr for- p V .
ivli '.xr ,1 . . 4 i 11 a street, afternoon and eve- ajf
, !; w other is circular and fulL A A u
! :;- ning; in Coats of fur and If A
third is tailored and straight rich materials for any oc- I n I
; il ji Which will you choose? a8lon; ,n ruu fu-
.i j j . ! I e c e g from Shoulder I
;. ' j In selecting we have weeded CapM. t0 Chokers: ,n fact
ii . . -. oar swjcks are alive witn D
j)j out the uncertain styles. You sh. ncw ldcas ln lndl. J
h i will find here the fall mode it vitiual atyles for women I I
its height, stamped with fash' w" rcally ca,-e; at 3 i
. r -' ' 1 which are decidedly moii-
ion s jinal approvaL
jrr? t-yl (
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completely
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good as new ; UOOO
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ly recon- (lilCTCr
ditioned tDUlD
Chandler 7-passenger, (Touring;
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Oakland Sedan Rebuilt and
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Ford Sedan--Starter, demountable
rims, new cord O r7T
tires fDO I O
Overland 3-passenger, Roadster,
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condition ......
aVy ' IWaUOWl
$400
Ford Touring Self-starter; 1920
model. ... .
Other Good Ud Car, From $95.00 to $900.00
. - v Term MaT Be Arranged if Desired.
It Co.U You Nothin, to See The Crt nd but Very Little to Own On
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r.
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PlK)li- 3H-22 ;
12-16 . Walnut St.
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Phone 2967