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MSiiT.
A .1
is call.
Eni.i
noon ;u
All jiicj.
enH for '
ant matte
EXF.CUTi
WOiVi JN'h
A riuei'i ,
of the Wm..
held Friday .
the heme of '?
Florence tv.n..
?j
board are
. J. D. C.
. vrs. 0. L.
lay ai'ter
? h'j library.
.1 to be pres-j
of import
W OF
?ii xccutive board
? . cl.'b will be
t ;-.t 4 o'clock at
president, Miss
? ? 1 -~t of the
! c> attend this
meetirg Friday t.: vrnoon.
M!'?'. -VF"Vr
to ii" n-yy
Mrs., i: i\ ?>
the .me.K^K o' t
at th ? regu lav '
hsid yesterd -y i '
on Fr.:fc; ct .-5' reft.
An euji>y;i':'" "O'
rrss
si r ? ? r ?
. is hostess to
' . 1 ic : <? ay club
ci tho club
??? ?i at her home
on the sub
ject of Natui-.-'s Oav.'ens was pr
sented 1:> Mrs. Ki'.t-i Mi-Minn, tol-j
litis,- ;,U > ' lg fvets tv'n'.ing to wild!
flo\vi rs. Mrs. A. H. TCir'.er sang a I
beau ia:l solo appropriate to the!
srb'>ct. !
ho business st in charge
oi lie piv ivit.?t, Mr'-. KiAton Mc
T< ?!. v.-:;s held prccvJins the pro
pi ,i, after which refreshments were
s . .d by the ho;: ess.
ft" :irMA!\FIt$ C'.SSS
ix r:?-:auf,AR pjxetivg
meetiiu; of the Home-!
niakcis el I -.- of tht' Baptist church
was he'd Tuesday afternoon, April
18, ar ? ie home of Mrs. Avery Case, j
wi'.h I I members present.
Mr. . S. W. Radford, class presi
dent, was in chargi; of tho business
me,.: i which was o" a routine na
ture. j
The hostess served delicious re
freshments '(h-ring the social hour.
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Arid Ysv\: J.. ? -> V'.'t -A 7-?i in.
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f.vjVr-'Uir I'.r.d
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and the wor!?l
.v :t ???: of saUs.
? ????v'y v: rf>. w inv;
,you s^adeniy
!. of sunshine.
?* tT.ly mov?' th??
n't Rt t at
ry ur fif>w:i-anU-out i
biV.
thai
(* ? H i- . 1 i f '?* >? ". 'v f. uki pour out, two
poufK.j i>i iu;uld bi!^ i' -o .your bowels daily.
!l" is n.'.t flowing, freely, your food
fioiij : d; ..??t. It. jt?st ? :vy^ in the bowels.
iizs :.i :??? up x
(huh. 'ju I t: T.V
?kin ?'?t- a br-'-K :
jti-Lv ?; :.rid y ?i f
?>: ::l tS -OJ* '?
Tt
. :. Au You have a
?id your hreath is foul.
in hl.'mishcs. Your head
Ccwd aiid out. Your wholo
I
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f ... -?
b:r:r.\
I .:!o Li\ ?
Li
< ? root, old CARTE TVS
. PiLJ.iJ to get these two
: ;tj- freely ;,nd make you
. Tiioy contain wonderful,
vote? ble osfricts. araazinj?
to nuiang ;le How freely.
: f r Uv?t pills. Ask for Carter's
i. Look for l':o naroe Carter'!*
r 1 ,i!i on tie red<lab/>L Resent a
??:.v-.riiute. at all atarvi. 0 11'31 C. M. Co.
AUiXLIARY m SETS AT
CHURCH WEDNESDAY
The Auxiliary of thq Presbyter
ian church held the regular month
ly meeting Wednesday afternoon a'
the church, with the newly clectc)
president. Miss Annie Jean Cash
presiding.
The transaction of business wai
tho main feature, there being no pro
gram at this meeting. Because o:
more convenience to the members
cha meeting was held on Wednesdaj
instead of the regular meeting dat<
on ihe third Thursday.
CIVIC CLUB TO MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON
May meeting i>f the Women's Civic
club will bo held Monday afternoor
;it :!.-o0 o'clock at the library. A1
members anil any ladies of the towr
desiring to become members are , in
vited to attend.
SECOND GRADE GIVES
DELIGH YFUL PROGRAM
"A Garden in Japan" was a de
lightful operetta presented by the
second grade pupils of Miss Ruth
Waters of the Brevard primary
school Friday morning at the regular
chapel period.
The stage setting was most at
tractive, with its Oriental effect ol
clinging vines, roses, wisteria, but
terflies in vari-colored designs, antl
a Japanese trdlised arbor with it5
over-hanging flowers and vines. A
huge Japanese parasol covered with
crepe paper and butterflies in blind
ing shades, a miniature flower gard
en and the appropriate costumes
worn by the children all combined
to add to the effectiveness of the
scene.
The operetta and the costumes
were the original composition and
design of Mi:;-. Waters.
The main character.-; in the play
v.ere: M:.ry Oovpton, Billy Kilpai
vide. bi>t!;>liv:V Wyatl. Uoy Trotter,
'ohnr.ie Nelson, ['' race Banks, Wil
lutni Allison, H Men Allison. Roy
Trotter. Kl'yrb -tii S}V" ,-"e.
re-mid and Katherine Simpson, toy
orchestra leader.
LCCAL GIRL GIVES
1 ccorsr OF HER SCHOOL
Miss Bertha .lean Hampton, who
- attending Montreal Normal, Pkf
lyferial school at Montreal, was
ie i f two students from that insti
:-.:t!an to appear on the program at
he i' ,-i r. of the Presbytcrial held
Brevard last week, giving en ae
? lt of the work and life at Mon
, i .? ;'.t.
Miss Hampton, who is an honor
: .ii'.c-nr at Montreal this year, has|
en awarded the R. 1'. Smith foun-i
lation scholarship at this school for]
v' year. Many expressions of.'
? vii'se were heaiii over the splendid;
.ill: given by Miss Hampton at the j
?n'Vrence her?. I
Mi x Hampton rpent the week-end j
:i- iting her mother, Mrs. Thomas j
lamp ton J,r. j
CARD OF THANKS \
We wish to thank our friends nn<f ?
? 'gibers fr.r their kindness shown!
during the illness and death o."
ur lewd one, Miss Sarah Florer.o ? |
and f..r the beautiful flora I {
fferings. j
The Family.
Undertakers
Funeral
Directors
We can give ; u funeral
Stn'tee in every -peet that
will equal any fur. director
in Xorth Carolina
We Do
i
l:W
? " ?'?
AV. have a Licensed Kmbalm
er > do this work . . . one whose
we ' k has been outstanding for
years.
Lady Assistant
ioxt
CiiildrA:. and Ladies
0'ir stock of Caskets, snp
pi:. -, and needs is complete
and "uv char. ires arc very
i-ea.v liable.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Day or Night
Day Phone Night Phone
ss 250 or 159
MOORE
and
OSBORNE
Nix' Door Clemson Theatre
NOTICE OF SALE
OF I.A XD
Under and by virtue of the auth
ority conferred by deed of trust
executed by C. S. Osborne and wife,
I Ellen Osborne and M. M. Bishop
| (Widow), dated the 1st day of Jan
(uary, and recorded in Book 27
! Sec. 2, Page 12. in the office of the
Register of Deeds for Transylvania'
County, Jefferson E. Owens, Sub
stituted Trustee, will at twelve]
o'clock Noon on
MONDAY. MAY 15th 1933
[at the Court House Door of Tran-j
sylvania County in Brevard. North;
Carolina, sell at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder, the fol
lowing land, to-wit:
Lying in the Town of Brevard and
on the South side of Whitmire
Street, and being part of Lot No. 11
of the W. E. Bishop estate.
BEGINNING on an iron stake onj
the South margin of Whitmire j
Street, the corner between Lots Nos. '
10 and U, said stake located 1 85 j
feet from the intersection of Whit- :
mire Street with the EaSt margin of |
D'.vot Street, and runs with the!
South margin of Whitmire Street . j 1
Nc rth 3-4 deg. West 45 feet to a it
".??.ke in the South margin of Whit- 1
mire Street and 140 feet from the in
1 i-spction of Whitmire Street with 1
Depot Street; thence South lfi 1-1
i>"g'. West 75 feet to a stake in |
Frank Jenkin's line; thence with his>
ine South 73 3-4 Deg. East 45 feet J '
:o stake at Frank Jenkin's eov- j
?i ? thence North 1G 1-4 Deg. East
5 feet to the BEGINNING. !l
This sale is made on account of I c
i.'fauit in payment of the indebted- j -
less secured by said deed of trust. J ^
\ five percent (5' - ) cash deposit!"
vili be required of the highest bid-'1
let- at the sale. I '
This the 8th day of April. 1933. I"
JEFFERSON E. OWENS, j ''
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE s
2032) i n
t? Apr. 13?20?27 May 4?11. j
"PAINT FOR LESS"
Ready-Mixed Paint $1.25 gal. up
Riltmore Shingle Stain 75c to 85c gal.
.Lucas Calcimine 5c pound
Lucas Auto Enamel .... 60c quart, 30c pint
Pure Orange Shellac $1.75 gal.
.Bradley's BILTMORE FLOOR WAX, 2 pounds 75c.
All New Quality Goods ai 1933 Prices
BRADLEY'S PAINT STORE
Phone 570 72 N. Lexington Asheville, N. C.
M is. Thomas Wood Paxtori, who was before her marriap.' on
Tuesday, April !K, Miss Mary Osborne Wilkin.'., of Brevard,
daughter of Mrs. Madge Osborne Wilkins an<' the late Ch-sri-s
]'. W i I !: i n ". Mr. and Mrs. Paxton are now making their home at
the Pax ton summer home near Brevard.
BLANTYSE BREEZE;
Mrs. J. T. Justur. sp'.nt Sunday a
tirnooh with Mrs. R. V. Duncan.
Swan tec Drake of Big Willow w;
in this section last week
Raymond Reed spent a few da;
311 Doylston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Babb ai
children Patsy and Buddie \vl
spent last summer at French Bros
Park are now in Brevard and wei
?ailing 011 B. A. Twichell here Sui
?lay.
Miss Mary Ellen Reed and Ra!p
Reed visited Mr. and Mrs. Wn
Moore Saturday evening.
Emmet Brown of Boylston wr
.'isiling relatives here last week.
Misses Geneva Drake and Wlin
Allison visited Miss Mary Ellc
Reed recently. Miss Da 1 1 is Glazeni
n" the Connestet section was visi
n g in our community last \v, ' .
Misses Jewel and Helen Justii
ittended church at Blantyiv Sui
lay.
v.it.1 Cinv r.f Plr>>!K5int (I rove visi
ed Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore recen
ly.
Alden Drake of Pleasant Groi
was in our community last Sunday
We are sorry to hear that litt
Inez Reid daughter of Mr. and Mr
Frank Reid is not very much in
proved. The little irirl was seriou;
ly burned at her home near Blai
tyre several days ago when hi
clothing caught fire she was take
to Lyday Memorial hospital at Biv
card. Mrs. Reid is spending tti
Jays with her child.
Otho Scott called on relatives her
asr week and says his little ilantrl1
:er Betty Sue is improving hut sh
las to be taken to t'h:* doctor :
>ther day.
Miss Mary Ellen visited Mr. am
Mrs. W. A. Lyday at Pisgah Fores
ecent.lv.
Millfred Morgan of Etowah visit
(I his daughter Mrs. Claim!.- Jus
us Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore had a
heir guest last week-end Mrs
Inorc's brother Mr. Carl Woodfin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lance spen!
he week-end with Mrs. Lance's pai
nts Mr. and Mrs. Avery Justus oi
ilantyre.
Junius Iluggins attended li. Y. P.
'. services at Blantyre Sunday
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE"
totr of North Carolina,
ratinyloamut County .
/.V THE SUPERIOR COURT
Having qualified as executor of
te estate of B. C. Batson, de
rased, late of Transylvania County,
. C. this is to notify all persons
aving claims against the estate
the deceased, to exhibit them to
ie undersigned on or before the
Jtii day of April, 1934, or this
>tice will be plead in bar of their
?covery. All persons indebted to the
lid estate will please make im
ediate payment.
This the 12th day of April. 1933.
K. R. GALLOWAY. Executor of
Estate of B. C. Batson, deceased.
Apr 13.20.27 May 4, 11, IS
notice
Brevard, N. C., April 20th 1933.
The Annual Stockholders meet
g of the Transylvania Railroad,
mipany will be held at the general!
fices of the company in the Mc-j
inn Building, Brevard, N. ('., on I
ednesday, the 3rd day of May J
33, at 10 o'clock a. m. for thej
'ction of officers and directors to j
rve during the ensuing year, and!
r the transaction of any other i
siness that may come before the!
leting. j
A. K. ORR,
ir. 20 ? 27 Secretary j
i j
OAKLAND NEWS
15
N I Mr and Mrs. J. I;. Sunders vUitC'
j M r.<. Sanders' mother, Mrs. Wtls-ir
in South Carolina recently.
.1. C. Reid, of Knoxville, Tenn
is spending his vacation hole wit!
his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Reid
Mrs. Earle l.anninc visited Mrs
io;Thad Guy one day last week,
id; Mrs. E. R. Reid called on J' is. W
"c F. MeGall Friday afternoon.
1" ! Mr. and Mrs Wood Hinkf- an
Homer Chappel of the Bolieny s e
h tion visited the lattcr's mother Mrs
11. Clyde* Thursday.
Mrs. V,'. F. McCall and her mi
is Mrs. Lee Norton visited Mrs. M:rj
;B urges* and family Thursday ;.?- ?!?
a noon.
" Clarctuv .Corton matte a businc
'? tiiii .1 Cht-rryfieJd last week.
Mr. am! Mis. Russell Fisl r six:",
the week-end with friends and rcls
13 tiv"s in Bohcney.
Mis> Evon Sanders spent Satnr
| <!r. i ? ' ? !;; at Lake Toxaway wi !
!';h.v i: i iadpareiits Mr. and Mrs. S
Sanders.
? Mr. and Mrs. J. 1,. Sanders had
*u -ts last week their nephev
{ u - i'itts and his bride oi' Pensa
i M-la Florida.
Thad Guy spent the week-end her:
wit!: his family.
Otto Alexander of Br vard ar-1
y- Lee Philips c:ill"d on Mr. and Mi'?.
jT'iad Guy Sunday afternoon.
: John Lyday was in Rosman Sat
jurday on business.
j Taylor Lee of Lake Toxaway
, -per: Friday with W. F. McCall.
! Fred McNeely and sons Charles.
[{Hay and Ted. and Mrs. Jess Breed
. love, visited friends at Morgan!: r.
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J L. Sanders werei
dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and!
'Mrs. I. S. Sanders
j Mrs. Mary Burgess and little
nephew, Kile Galloway spent Sun
?day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
S. Sanders and family.
Misses Coy and Floy Philips had
girl friends of the Wolf Mountain'
( j t_etion visiting thorn over the week-i
:cn 1. I
Miss Myrtle MeCa'l spent Sunday!
. with .Miss Evon Sander". J
Ray Rigdon spent Sunday after- j
; roon with I ;?>?? SkkWs.
Miss Pearl r!- >:>aell visited M's: I
. Connie rhnppell Sundav. |
.Tes" Cash of the B'hen'v scctiani
, visi' d his brother L. E. Cash las' |
' week.
| jA t d hit of individual work was.
' ili.no last week at Lake Toxaway i
' eoneterr which shows ?'hat some;
folks s ill remember their loved ones.)
and w" are wondering who will suit-,
gist that we make a community |
working at Lake Toxaway Baptis1 !
church and finish the work that wis;
?Parted bv the welfare giving th?'
unemployed something tn do but
stenped before the work was com
pleted. What was dene is a great
help bet it surely docs need finish
ing and there are those amonr us
who reallv need work that would be
glad tn finish the i-V
A few of the faithful ones gath
ered at. Reid's r"nv't*>rv Saturday
end planted dahlia" and other
flowers hut did not finish all that
was needed to be done. So if * tins e
who should be especially interested
should care to work later they will
find plenty to do.
night IV r. Muggins is a good sing
Jr. We enjoyed his visit and ho"f
4e will come back again s^on. D. R.
Tusfcils and daughters Misses Jew- j
il am? Helen were also present and ,
iss5||?d in singing. We appreciate
htfr presence very much and hope !
ft.ey will attend regularly. :
(id i a i
|th'-sr honey rr..
1 1 home ???
May.
3 old:
ilr. an>i i.
was an Ashe
"ir. i i CLh:
? e i ^'ith nis . .
?hilJivi \ho are sperx'in;"
inij Mrs, A. ' Hsi[
Mi, a.::'. *i. <
turned Friday r-om
[tup and are nc.?; at
Brevard.
j Mrs. Verne Oie.i i
?day from a tw , wi*
I mother in Erwin, T'e
i.. 12. ia.vivu'.*, 04
[business visitor in
Robert Kellar, of |V
Brevard visitor Sun
! Jack Fonville, of !p old. I ? "o . i:
jjuesi at ilie hame ><f
C. Yongue.
Miss Iiowena Orr
ville visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. jlV. Jerks
?little daughter. 011ii> Bell.),
j several days last wcj'.h visiting .<i'
;Jcnks' parents in T<hnesse?.
j Dr. Roy Long ij able i }<?
I again after being <fuite ,ll . .I
Ill >rne the past week. ;
j Mrs. A. G. B.irnes, of V.j - ;y .
iFla., i-> visiting fur aunt* i."
[Misses Shipman, at jWalrut r: : .
1 Mrs Johnnie Hudson and
|son, Johnnie .!r., havfe returned frr.ri
Ja week's visit with JjSIrs. Hu ! :o,i 1 1
j Shelby. Little Marthh Lee ITud:
jTctumed to lirovard \j.".th them, i'i'i1.'
1 spending the winter in Shelby v.ili'
ht..- irrardmothcr. ,
Alf Glazer.er, of Amderron, S. < .
is visiting bis sister, Mrs. A. 0.
?Kitchen. , .
Misses Agnes and Josephine Clay
iton, Ruth Waters and Mrs. Theodore
'R-. i:i were visitors in. Asheville Sat
urday. : .
Ed Orr and Rue? Hunt returned,
w .day to Chanel Hill to resume,
! jh-ir studies, after spending the
! siuing vacation here.
' Mrs. Cos Paxton and Mr. and
I r.* r: Wood I'axtor mntored to Green- (
I v'i'c f;.r the dav Saturday.
1 .'.'j Vipodsky is able to Iv out
la-zair afl^r being confined at his.
I ho, ?e 11 Franklin avenue on account!
of illness.
j Ernest Miller, who has emp.oyment,
ii, Asheviile, spent Sunday here;
1 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L-.
lM. Miller.
? j Mrs. Clarence Poole was a Hon
I o..- r. nville visitor Monday. ?
; Misses Mamie and flora Lyday
'and" Mrs. Boyce Walker motored to i
lAshovillo for the day Saturday. J
ti: Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Patten Jr. andj
1 .daughter, Rebecca, Mrs F. Brown;
: Curr. Mrs. W W. Ooushorn andj
Mr-'. Boyce Walker were among Iho.
r,';local people visiting Asheville Ihurs-j
'dav. , |
"j Mrs. Julia Trowbridge and daugh
ter Miss Alma, were guests Thwrs-j
day of Pres. and Mrs. C. Ii. Trow- j
? j bridge in Wi averville
( Rev .1 H West had a? his guest ?
, I Mondav the Rev I. B Hay";, pre-;
!?id:v<? elder of the Waynesville dis- :
.|t'ii+r and Rev. Mr. Clarke. past>'|
i ,-,f the Canton Methodist church Th .
, thr-'j mer. enjoyed playing on :he|
polf course during the day. the visit- 1
. :ors being high in their pra:.;":; <'f 'hO|
j Brevard course. ;
1 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony IVan'-ham j
left Sunday by motor for an ext
cd visit with Mrs. '[ rantham s | .i"
cnts in Oklahoma City. Okla. ????r
} t heir return to Brevard th<y expee
ito visit Mrs. Trant ham's .slsvr,
i Mrs. J. F. Winton, and family i;i .
jLir.n, Mo. j<
Mrs. Jack Raymond, of Charlotte. < .
jwas the week-end guest of her father
IT. L. Snelson, and family.
The many friends of Mrs. Wirt
1 te n Ashworth will he srlad to know
j the. t she is able to be out anain ai
iter an operation and an illness of
[the pr.-t ithree months.
' Pete Breese, of Memphis, Tenn ,
?was the week-end tfuost of his par
.viinf
; ea
. ?T . >e Holt,
r.;,\ Vv'hit
j visits i'ri
> ' i c children, of
' i; . . ..- 'i ralc.ivas as
enrsfec 'si, ? I
> ..i
. \V. II. Ducl-.v. irth
? t.-. ...o:'.-/ Walter
' '*? ' 1 ? -i 6, ilju-sl-all,
F " '"?< ' !, Ii> Gicck
? ?- j., a..d G. C.
:_v f /H.J.
'? 1 ; ata! v>ti, John,
< " " . r : t'uncuy '/utsts
. ? :i. First' r.
J ano mother, of
Sunday with Mr.
*<1 i:... . I". P:> ?.?{.'? Jr.
?f Puck worth a::d chil
?/f!T -TJests Su?*
former's parents, Mr.
A. IT. IlarrK
i f Ch'n l visited his
over tli.? week -end.
Oi.-.:t\v i-ih, who has been
in n- . ? >v >? v.-o.-k iii Charles City,
v'th hi: p- ents, Mr. and
i.I; ? 1 il. Duckworth.
IJowem S'i SMify, ?drs. Jer
ry .no r?r?;I Waiter Hart motored
1c * .-isle for the day Monday.
M'v. fk*or?r:? Gtazcn is .spending
?r.r ':r-e at the home of Mr. and
St'? W (Duckworth.
.'r ,J. W. Dcwnsg of the Woman's
?t. >( nary Council, Nashville, Tonn.
>r. i Kucst at Br-:vr.rd Institute this
week.
?.irs. O. Q. OiT hi- boon confined
!:c- home !h< j.:i : week on ac
cnmt of iKne?"-.
Rv. r. L. Ah 'er returned the
first of tha week 'rum Bay Springs,
"'i-;:;.. whore !?? wsi - catted ?n ac
coun*. [>?' t'u 5i i Iiis father.
Anr lincscv r .,;nic by Mr. and
1.1 re. Gl<-nn fxokn!C:i of the birth of
?t. son. Chnr! Ray, Saturday, April
22. I rintoj: > ? dee.
Miss !)aisj i;;"er i.nd Miss Marv
Floyd, of Bivv;ini < i.stitutt, attend
ed the :: ?] ! ? ; ^ t ? ? ? tr cf the Wo
men's Missionary society of the
if: !h';<!Nt church e -nv> pinp in Way
nusvill ? In.1' w. el, both appealing
on th? prngr-tm.
Mr. and M: =. .1. S. Nicholson and
:<on Richard are i i improving after
attacks of flu.
TRY 0UR W5NT ADS
Thev Come Back
->
?
Proof of the assertion %
thai we arc pleasing our g
customers is the fact that %
they keep on coming back %
again and again. *
UflHfl
Try The *
P, and G. CAFE %
I
And wt- believe you will %
be another regular custo- *
mor added to our list of *
people who like *
*
f
GOOD EATS |
P-Vine Gmnie |
Price Wood %
?? .Vi. .;. a .; ?*
GRADUATION
PHOTOGRAPHS
SIX Portrait studies -for
expertly lighted, retouch
ed and artistically mount- $ t.60
ed in 3\'z x 5" folders. ....
H^RIENDS and relatives wouid love to get
n one. And surely you want to perpetuate
the memory of your "happy Graduation
day" with a PHOTOGRAPH ' of yourself?
. nunge for it now.
Phone 138 For Appointment
AUSTIN'S STUDIO
22 BROADWAY