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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
TRUE SUCCESS AT LAST

The Joy .f fdsssx IL the Heritage
~ the L~sn. I Was Fsf--asd
Know.
they called Il ob~sifyt others refer
red 10 ma aa being STOUT. but ]
know. II was Just plain bulky fat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

combination home fat-reducing
treatment viii make you happy.
bringing you reacs. prestige. f,oiss
ana power and proper proportions In
face and ffgurs7
II ~ astonishing the thousands Of
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Aivsoiar Teeth, Wnsrs 1ridrsworn
II Impossible.

IL only your front teeth are left,
say thrce or four or more, we can re-
place all those that have bean lost on
both sides. clear back. with perfect
Alveoiar teeth. whilst bridgcwork
would DO impossible even II you had
eight or ten front teeth TO tie TO. II
you have only two back teeth on each
side. say motsrs. we can supply ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
! MARRIED UNDER
! ASSUMED NAME I

- = 49, AA 4 4 = = 4 =
Dear Miss Grey: Two years ago
4 vas married under an assumed
name In Honolulu Al the time nay
people we're under an assumed
name. which I. Of course. carried.
Ny husband knew OF II. but thought
Il made no difference. Ny assumed
name was given In the certificate.
Now. tho question is. are ws legally
married, Would the state Law OF
Washington confirm II m legal.
BEATRICE
There IL no law that makes II q
rnisderneanor to carry an assumed
name. II merely looks suspicious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07

shc--Too many men expect their
wives 10 run their homes on prac'
tieaily nothing. They forget that
no ono can make bricks without
styaw.
He--My wife dccs- out OF -four
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
MURRAY TREASURER
Of REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE
Silver City Banker Succeeds
Late Solomon Luna IN I'M
portant Place in New Next
co Organization.
"Gotp Money hack II You
Want IT,"

~ 20 meeting of ih. .rr.vI come
WItl., uf the H.rNnN.tn H'tfN core
frIl committee. h,lt lu N|uta PEE veto
Jurttu. Hon. W.. ID MUrr,. cot silver
Ctl SOUS appointed treasurer oi tho
rt4tu central committee. ;nH position
lone btld us tnr late solomon Luna
Tho mrrtnE soft tnr special CONE
iuittrc. Wbl,n nal for BE- putuus, me
election ut Officers 90 tho central
committee and executive. committee,
was we'll attended. every member HFC
EufraCiO = Galicrus ul Union county
being present
p.aug tor the .umraisn wcrg dHr
.ursr1 and the preliminary Nurt uut-
lined 20 wta duUdud that n,auquai-
tgrn VIII nr mmni 'lnrd loo Suutl fc
In .hurg, OF chairman Herbert "
tlIfN The matter ui tn selection ut
n H.DrptIf. UHH iHkrn uu lVt uu do
,lNluu was reached, a. BE- Ihr desire
uf the committee So secure % man ul
uuqu,atiun'd ability uT thls position
ana one Whu is in position tu devote
. lareo portion ul hla uiur 90 The
WoIh.
Thr m,mb,r, of the committee,
which Wos appointed o. The state con-
,r lion loo Albuuucftter last week. ares
Sgitn chairman Herbert ". clark,
National Committeeman Charles A.
spices, candidate inT Congress Naihlu
Jlfla and Candidates tor Presidential
Electors Matt Fowler 81 Grhut. L-'Ni
a. Hughes oi santa Fo md Eufraclo
3 Gdlicgus on t'nl'iun, Mi 0allrgns
was on his sheep ranches, one hun.
bred miles from the ratiroad, and
could not be- reached.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Tho shuotlag occurred sninr twenty
minutes after Armlju had bcen glVra
hls time. Chng at PoNnc McMillin
today confirmed the belief mat Ar
milo obtained at the Arcade saloon
the gun with wh ca hc shot Mf F"t.
Employees IN the Arcade sIy that Ar
milo walked into the saloon. made d
tc" triilinE purDhJhes 90 cigars dnl
chewing gum ana Then borrowed Use
revolver, t INt-rha mh,I .3s-raliber
american made by IA" n. a. ~.
COMPANY. ArmilO otiHVnty went dl-
rccty from IA" Arcade To- the r"ar
ut the lrr store. two blocks away,
ard began ahuotlng 80 his .urner cuI.
plpy,r.
Armijo ~ confined In o cell IN the
counN lsil, whore hc Was placed ye9.
terday afternoon by Tndershrrifl
DICK LOWS. after hc had been AZ.
rested by IN" latter Vending the
condition OF Mr. Fee. there viii bc
no preliminary hearing u be- be-
lievrd that Armiu viii waive pre-.
liminary Hts case viii be c0nsid-
cred hy the grand jury now m session
Miss Clara wilson. who WIS the
Innocent cause OF the shooting. occu-
MED her position IN the Fee store to4
day az usual According GO MIR. Fca's
statements yesterday and also ac-
cording To- statements made Hy Miss
v ile0n. Arm1u shot Mr Fee after
the htt"r had made q inai effort TO
secure frou MIN % promise to dir"ou.
tinur HID obuoNiOnF attentions 10 Miss
Wilson, with whom he was infa situated
Thuec IN q position "a know Hiy that
Miss Wilson endraNored IN every man-
ner possible to ay0id Armiio and dis
rouraEc him In his attitude but with.
out success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
FEES CONDITION IS
PRACTICALLY
UNCHANGED
Physicians Have Every Hope
That Grain Merchant Shot
by Driver Yesterday, Will
Recover from Wounds.

Surgeons in attendance on r. W
Fee, the Lead avynuc grain merchont.
who was shot five times Yesterday
afternoon by Sarlo Armlio. driver
whom he had dischorgcd . few mo-
n1enta before. aaid today thG' Mr.. Fee
has a splendid chance % recover. pro-
Nded infection does not result 10 men.
ingius or other fatal com licatlons.
Because Of his unusually robust con-
sutuion, and thr fact that h. hus
displayed rcnafila Bile nerve every
momeut sine. he Shooting. n % be-
ilaved that Mr. Fee will live The
any positive statements regarding the
condition of the patient, however. and
said that % would be- several days at
least before any definite inturmi don
could Dc given ont as a. whether MIR.
Fee will recover. OF the five wounds
that Mr.. Fec sustained. the wound
IN the neck o. the only one that o.
causing the surgeons any worry. The
other four shots took effect IN the
wrists ana arms, ana while they are
IN themselves serious. they are insig.
nificant when cnntrastcd with the
more serious wound IN tho neck II
was believed yesterday afternoon that
MIR. Fee had hccn shot but three
times. Hut an examination hy the
surgeons az ~ IOsegh'R huspilai. dis
closed that all the shots Tired by Ar
milo had taken effect on" in the
| neck, one Ia the lott wrist. one ln the
left arm. one In the right wrist and
! one in the right arm. The wounds la
the arms are uear tho shoulder
hut little additional light was
| thrown on the shooting today There
Is no doubt but that Armijo shot Mr.
Fec after he had been discharged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
fr,nn a. va hlnlln

Lincoln. Neb., sept ls.--A change
was mada last evening IN william ,.
Rryan's Itinerary In the west where oy
no Will Include Idaho Ia his touF.
speaking az Idaho Fails the mofning
Of September q ana ut Pocntello. "a
tho afternoon Tho change will caurc
% delay In his arrival az salt lake city
on Ms way 30 california Mr. bryan
viii devote September 10 10 Mon.
tana.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

New York, sept. is.-T'hc spccLa.
meeting ~ tho Republican nntionnl
committee called n take action IN the
case Of members who are inspected
OF Roosevelt lysnings win be held ~
Chicago. Chairman HiiIes. who U.s.
used the call. declined 20 give the
names or number Of the natioual
committeeman against whom charges
OF dislOyalty have been made, bu,
other Officials az national headQuar'
ters said that six men have been la
belled "aus pected"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

las, day pueblo legend" at crys.
tai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

lAH day Pueblo Legend" At cgE
tai,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Last day Pueblo Legend" at crys-
tai.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
Tnfi,a Cnnsln Die.

Rag CITY, Mica, sept is.--Jarcd
VI Snyder. died suddenly yesterday
from apoplcHy Snyder was a second
cousin OF President Taft ana his
widow nrst cousin ot Governor
Woodrow Wilson
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Some swell yaseeyille- -'ryEtal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18
MONEY WANTED.

wanted-To borrow 5000 FOR three
security. X r.. Eycning Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

TrmbloS livery; ils y. second Sc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-18

Fow. II any. medicines have met
with tho uniform success that has a.
tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and DlaFrhoea Remedy. Tho
remarkGbl cures ~ collie and diarr-
hoea witch IL has effected In almost
every neishhorhood have given u IA
wide reputation. For sale By al drug
giSts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.

| -------~~~-~~~----~o~~~---
SEE AMERICA FIRST" EVERYONE
It's one continuous charm:
But See Rosenbaum First" that's better,
II you want to buy a farm.
We know it's rotten poetry, but we also
know we have by far the biggest spaps in
farms-and selling farms is our business.
not writing poetry. For instance. 81 acres
In central Utah. mile from r r. station.
block from good school. church. post
ofhce, store. town and new state road.
STfs oI1a pRnp RT1paTy Iy wa.eT right BESIDES 4
FEET WATER. Here's what it's actua lIy
worth:
Land and water. SIS acre ..s 5oo5
,EL,n House. bern and other irnprovem'ts 1900
Live stock and machinery .-.. 100
Present actual value .......s e405
Sell this week for .........-.--.. $500
An actual saving Of .......s 1905
! $500 less without horses and $1,000 less
Without VT any live stock In addition to this
snyooe sHe 0wneT @a says he take still less Z
NOTHING WHATEVER WRONG WITH
THIS PLACE.: THE OWNERS BUYING
LARGER FARM AND is SIMPLY CO.
1T WILL BRING. AND IT'S GOING TO
BE SOLD QUICKLY. Terms plenty
easy.
80 MILES FROM SALT LAKE CITY
we offer probably the best alfalfa farm
| In Utah; 80 acres in alfalfa and SIS tons
were cut On 32 acres first crop this sea-
son: second crop now being cut; I60 acres
more put In grain last fall preparing the
ground for alfalfa and 80 more cleared
and plowed; then there's 10 more In brush.
but nearly every acre Of the 32o can be
plowed and Irrigated 1t is all first class
a1 land 70 ror alfalfa, or general T., farming
lPETUAL. UNFAILING AND INDEPEN-
DENT AND PLENTY WATER FOR ALL
THE REST OF THE LAND CAN BE
HAD FOR ABOUT 81 AN ACRE I,nple-
ments and machinery. alse good fence.
$4,000 from this place next year and could
double that thereafter. as soil, water and
climate are right, also excellent for rails
ing alfalfa seed. Today the price Is but
$50 an acre. but every acre Of 1t car be
WILL RAISE OVER FIVE TONS AL
FALFA PER ACRE OR FROM $50 TO
| $50 WORTH OF SEED AFTER THE
FIRST CROP OF HAY. Reasonable cash
cent.
| 100 ACRES BEST LAND IN UTAH. .
miles from town and r. r. Excellent liv-
ing spring and patented land covered with
tall. heavy thick sagebrush and sloping to
| the north. Sagebrush here actually grows
II feet high-no that's not wrong
e-l-e-v-e--n feet high No better dry"
land in the world. as It will easily raise
so to 35 bushels wheat TO the acre. Of
WE BUY. SELL. EXCHANGE AND
LOAN MONEY on FARMS.
A. N RosENBAUM co.
113 Main St. Room 8. Wasatch $3.50
gI31
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
MY BARGAINS SELL.

Think it over, but don't think too long.
or these will be sold too.
$40 acres good land, s13.25 per acre.
$50 acres better land. SI4.50 per acre.
1880 acres best land. one-fourth has
been cultivated. situated In famous Blue
Creek valley SIS per acre. You ought
TO see the wheat grown there this year.
1920 acres dandy good land cheap at
so per acre; will sell for $3.50 per acre,
one-third cash. bal. 10 yearly payments,
or will sell one section.
$50 to 5000 acres good dry farm land
near new R. r. town So and $3.50 per
acre, or will trade for Salt Lake real
estate
$40 acres In Utah county, good for
fruit Land near this is selling at 5000
per acre. 81 per acre takes this.
$50 acres southwest Of city, house, shed
for 10 horses, we'll Most OF IT has been
cultivated, This Is good land that will
soon be under ditch. Adjoining land sold
at $50 per acre. For quick sale. take
this for s19 per acre.
24o-acre improved stock ranch. good
house stable well. land fenced; lot of
Agent for Park Valley. Raft River land
and Strevel lots. Write for booklet
GEO. w. DANLBY.
Sl6 Newhouse Bldg Wasatch 1925.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

DO YOU WANT oMs5 4 HOME OF YOUR
Or are you content to always pay rent?
Look up the following bargains; they
can be had on easy terms:
$75o-s5o cash. $40 per month. buys a
3-room cottage end nice lot: Side
walks, city water; near 11th East
car line.
sooo-s2oo cash, SIS nenth1y, a. new. 9
room cottage on 9Th East near 11th
South. It's little beauty.
s17oo-s15o cash. $50 monthly; 4-roon,
nearly new cottage; nice large lot;
lawn, flowers, garden: very nice
place, on East 9Th South.
ss2oo-s5oo: $40 monthly. A good. e-roon
city and county building.
No ses East 9th South st. nearly new,
5-room, mod. brick; large barn
owner leaving city. offers IT for
$4,000. 1t Is worth $4,000; $1,000 cash,
balance monthly.
s576o-A good. 5-room, modern brick. lot
b5xi32 II. on 6th East near 1st
South: the lot is worth $500: you
get the house thrown In; It's one
of the best offers we know OF:
$1,000 cash; long time on balance.
VACANT LOT BARGAINS
ON EASY TERMS,
$50n-So-ft lot on University St: ss5
cash, SO monthly.
s5oo-5o-ft, lot on Capitol hill; same
terms.
s6oo-5o-ft lot on Lake ST. near 11th
So. same terms.
saoo-60-ft, corner on sth East near 10th
South; same terms
$52B-37S-ft. lot on Lake at.
s1675-47s1165 on 18th East. bet. 4th and
9Th South. facing the city: the
cheapest and choicest lot on 18th
East near 4th South.
We write fire insurance
PETERSON REAL ESTATE e. INV
COMPANY,
81 East 4th South st. Phone 1920
g1S7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
A FEW OPPORTUNITIES.

4-room red pressed brick cottage. close
In large rooms, good bath, hot and
cold water, large pantry and clothes
closet, electric fixtures: large lot,
front lawn all fenced chicken coops.
front and rear porch screened In.
$500 cash 500 per mo. Price $3.50.
4-room brick cottage east of Liberty
park and close to 9th South. Good
lot, cement walks. lawn. full base
ment, large rooms. strictly modern
except furnace. buffet Kitchen, built
In china cabinet
s4oo cash. $500 per month. Price s265o.
5-room pressed brick cottage just off the
9th East paved street, beautiful lot.
50-foot front: large lawn and garden
in back: pretty little cottage with
good sized rooms. basement cement
ed, strictly modern except furnace.
electric fixtures. All you have to do
is TO move in.
Price $4,000 Terms arranged.
rooms and sleeping porch, mottled brick
bungalow. One OF the prettiest
homes In Salt Lake. close to 9Th East
paving, Large lot 50x157 feet to al
ley: large cement porch, cement
walks, cement basement. furnace,
built-in mantel, large reception hall,
buffet kitchen with automatic cooler
cabinet. large bath and clothes
closets. room for more rooms up
stairs.
s7oo cash. $50 per month, Price $4,000,
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO..
% f. First South Street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
FARMS.

Property southeast OF the city Is in
such demand that to find a bargain there
is rare. That we have one in a 15acre
place on the Holiday car line, anyone
hearing the price and knowing values In
the vicinity. will agree There Is full
water right. The soil Is a rich loan.
The orchard. q small one. produces q
variety Of fruits. There are two acres OF
strawberries. and large dewberry, black
berry raspberry and currant patches. A
small house and barn are on the prop
erty. Telephone. electric light and rural
delivery service are TO be had. II you
are In the market and can spare an hour,
the place can be shown In that time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

Down on Seventh South one block from
the car barns We have a bargain In a
strictly modern buffbri double house,
that should appeal to any street car man.
AT a price he would ordinarily pay for
income bearing investment In addition
There are FIVE rooms on either side each
a complete apartment. one of which
could be rented. See US for price and
terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNrMPRovEp.
HALLoRAN- JUDGE LOAN &
TRUST co

TRUST co.
$4,000. terms Of $1,000 cash. will
buy an S-room, modern, two story
pressed brick residence on East
Ind South. This home is being
sacrificed. as the owner lives out
Of the city and does not care to
rent the property. There are four
large bedrooms. The house Is in
good condition, all paving taxes
paid You must see this property
10 appreciate It's value.
The greatest value ever offered
on the east bench we are Offering
this week: A Groom bungalow. >
large bedrooms and sleeping
porch, . bedrooms on first floor.
beamed ceilings In library. living
floors throughout, cobblestonc
CRATE, bookcases. china cabinet in
dining room. tile floor in bath.
room. hot water heat. connected
with sewer. lot 5ox165 feet.
East bench. near the university
and high school. home for $4,000 on
terms. Lot 21x10 rods. All spe
cial taxes paid. II is a bargain.
Don't fail to see IL
Southeast, on llth East car line,
new 5-room bungalow. hardwood
floors, light fixtures. tile mantel,
bay window In dining room, buffet
kitchen. fun cement basement.
hot water heat, LOT 42xi35 feet. AZ
taxes paid This property is worth
$4,000 Can be had for s3550, terms
Of $500 cash
A rare bargain within walking
distance Of our office, beautiful
four-room modern pressed brick
home. good as new. with chicken
runs, When you see this home
you will ask yourself: Why pay
this by paying 5000 cash and the
balance In monthly payments, IN
terest at per cent?
New modern bungalow on 5rd
avenue, containing s rooms, oak
floors. bookcases In living room.
tile mantel. all rooms decorated
and sleeping porch with windows.
so as you may use 1t in winter.
$4,000 Will buy this home on
terms.
We have bargains In business
ard residence property.
We will build home on
monthly payment
we loan money on real estate.
Agents for the Royal. THE
Worlds Greatest Fire Insurance
company"
We will write your bond
Six per cent mortgage loans
on hand for investors.
We act IN the capacity OF agent
In any business affairs
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN &
TRUST CO.,
Exchange 181. 500 Main st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

800 CASH AND SIS PER MONTH WILL
buy nice f1ve-room modern. east side.
5000 cash and $50 per month will buy a
handsome fye-room modern, large lot.
5000 cash and S25 per month will take
first choice Of six classy four room mod
ern bungalows, just being erected on 10th
are In the market for q home that Is UP
to date and the price and terms TO suit.
swaner has II, and II he hasn't It he will
build to suit on terms to suit. Fred j.
Swaners $50 SO. 11th East. Phone Hy-
land 1026-W.
ION,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

would like 10 have sn interview with
a home or a good building lot
Perhaps you haven't exactly decided
yer TO buy, but are Just keeping your
weather eye peeled" for bargain
II that is the case have propositions
mat VIII be OF vital interest TO YOU
No agencr in salt Lake City keeps
better posted than / do and the chances
are | have just what YOU have been look
ing for.
A FEW SNAPS:
win buy a two-story, 7-room brick
house. with 3xS rods of ground on O ST.
between md and 3rd avenues. This
property is $1,000 below the market, With
$1,000 expended it Will make n $500 piece
OF property The house is good and sub
stantial finished in natural yellow pine.
IN the rear on Third South. near Sth
East. have threr-room cottages. Just as
sooa as now; water and electric lights
IN m the houses toilet and sewer connect
SIS per month Including interest You
cahno' buy vacant ground In that vicin-
lty for what am asking for all,
Terms can be arranged. Will buy the
handsomest house for sale in this city.
isight rooms, oak floors. hot water heat
Virginia st owner asked $4,000 for the
property before he left for California,
but is anxious TO sell, hence the reduc-
tion in price.
An S-roon modern. two story, white
pressed brick, located No. 235 SO. Eighth
class repair. All special assessments are
paid In fun. connected with the sewer,
best kind Of furnace In the house. double
noors down and upstairs, and all rooms
$50 per month. including interest at Z
per cent. 10 buy it II surely beats rent
ing when you can buy a house of this
description on such terms
$3.50
A broom, mode brick cottage, with
three acres OF beautiful garden land 80
In Bountiful, a flowing we'll giving sixty
gallons per minute, enough to irrigate
twice as mucf land. Owner refused $500
spot cash four months ago. There is a
can be paid of or ed by the pur-
chaser; $3.50 cash will handle 1t,
For. 1--WE acres opposite Granite high
school, This price Is one third less than
anything in that neighoorhood; half cash.
odidNCe can SC3nQ.
41xl36 feet: shade trees all around; op-
posite Liberty park; nearly $500 less than
any similar lot in the same neighbor-
hood.
$3.50
Neat, clean and attractive, and for the
money the best Broom, modern, brick
cottage on the market in this city, con-
siderng location, on Third avenue IT
is connected with the sewer and all spe-
cial assessments are paid in full: has fur
mace, which Is connected with the hot
water; big attic. nice lawn and shade
trees II you have $1,000 to pay cash.
we will give you long time on the bal
ance-
We have many more equally as good
on our books.
We have plenty Of money to loan on
Salt Lake real estate and at a fair rate
OF interest.
We will insure your house, or furni-
ture. in three of the best compan rep
resented in this city. Ask your neighbor
about IT.
A. RICHTER.
Phone cal. rs So. Main ST.
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