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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
ORDINARY POLITENESS
REQUIRES THIS

But garden variety politeness
does demand that you know how
your husband or your escort feels,
and respect it. II he's as sensi-
tive as Helen finds them, then don't
reinforce your lip makeup in the
restaurant, much less at the table.
And don't wait till after he has
paid the check to go to the dress
ing room to repair your mouth
for undoubtedly that man can't
bear to be kept waiting either.
And when he wouldn't dream of
Pickering out that pocket comb
in taxicab, not to mention in a
public place. why should you?
Helen O'Connell says that the
members of the band taught her
to streamline her making-up time.
When she joined the band, she
took half an hour to do the job.
The boys kidded her till she
learned to complete it in ten min
utes. The trick-worth any really
busy woman's copying-is to
practice in private till you get
the process systematized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
How the Jury Voted
Women: Yes. 5; no, )
Men: Yes, s; no, 5.

Dre~s De~igner twoman): No
fhers's no man 20 boring or an
noying n those ''life-of-the-party'
types. Any woman who marries
one should b ready to subjugats
herself to the life Of = mouse.
nsunewffe: No woman can b
happy with one Of those kind OF
men unless she b predetermined
I'm thankful that my husband d
quiet.
Aotsr: Sure; Why mott Look 1t
ue-rn the nfs u the party
everywhere I 20 and my wife still
thinlks Tn wonderful after IL
ysars-
Manufactures; Yes. When a girl
gets to be 81 she oughtn't to be %
particular.
Actress wife OF actor interview
"a above): Yes, but don't try 70
tame EN- down. They're just
drawing room Nspoleons and you
can't do anything about II.
neceptieaist: Yes. I don't know
what shes kicking about II since
he's generous and has such = nns
Opposition
Advertising Executive: No. The
lady probably wants to be the NE
q the party herself and there can
emily Be one to . family.
Denttst: Yes. and then she can
perhaps whisper discreetly into his
ear that he In talking too much for
their own good
SECRETARY: No, no. and . thou
oand times no, II she could zee
some Of my bosses At = party she q
1eaxn the reason
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Cut Of PepIum Makes
Jacket Different"

Very dear TO the heart is any
dressmaker suit which manages
10 be different. Definitely differ
ent is one created by Edward
Stevenson for screen actress Gin
nv Simms TO wear in "Playmstes.
It's black faille, the jacket fitting
very snugly. tipping up the front
from the waistline. Below the
waist is a deep peplum. styled to
flare out at = ral<ish angle. what
makes n different is the cut Of
the peplum to a very long point
front and back. Skirt u plain,
slim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Dry Cleaning Tip
OF Much Interest

Right after the holidays is q
good time 10 check upon the
cleaning situstion-that is. what
with entertaining. holiday feast
ing. and such. there's bound 10 be
10 m thing spilled. somewhere.
And II is important that such
stains do not become set, for the
longer they are SLOWED 10 remain
in the material the harder they
will be TO remove. Another point
70 think about il that some stains
require one treatment-soms an
other. So. II possible. mark spe-
ciAl stains and their causes for
your cleaners guidance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Tips" for the Care
Of Your Enamel Ware

To keep the surface of porcelain
enamel utensils as shining and
smooth as new, use porcelain
enamel spoons for basting and
wooden spoons for all other pur-
poses. When scraping is required,
use only rubber scrapers. To elm
mate hard water scale in tea
kettles, boil weak bicarbonate Of
soda solution in them periodically.
Labels on new utensils should be
removed by soaking in hot water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
CHOPPED MEAT PATTIES
fSeryeS Al
Young Star Tells How
To Avoid Wrinkles

This isn't a beauty hint. It's a
philosophy. Motion picture actress
Anne Shirley says your face will
get wrinkled while you are still
young-if you wrinkle it. She
never reads in poor light. to avoid
squirting. And she sa she tries
to keep the wrinkles out of her
disposition, the best way we can
think Of to keep wrinkles out of
your face.
Wrinkles around the outer ends
OF the eyes may indicate laughter.
be a part of your personality. But
deep lines between your eyes
across the forehead or from the
base of the nose to the corners OF
the mouth, are Jus' ugly and
aging.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
, SERIAL STORY
TAMBAY GOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS

/ She shook her head. Il don't
get that" she said.
you always were one for being
in the current" I said. This is
Hollywood's year to 10 brainy.
Doc probably treated you like you
were intelligent. because he hasn't
got any other approach. So what
happens Right away you begin
to figure that you're a submerged
intellectual. Look out, gall That
way ruin lies"
Carnie laughed. The same old
Ma But you've got to admit he's
awfully good-looking."
] took a gander over toward the
stockade where Doc was coming
of the doorway. and by this
senthat. she was right Why ]
hadn't caught it before don't
know. Maybe because I'd first
seem him as the bearded wonder.
As he came toward us, with that
straight figure and easy swing, his
serious face and steady eyes. he
was a pretty swell-looking guy of
his kind. Inside ] was hoping that
carnie would lay off him. knew
he'd been hurt by Juddy and
didn't want him hurt again. And
my Carnie was sure something to
put a couple of skips in any he
mans heartbeat.
Several days later / was fumi-
eating Cabin Three. Maybe the
crawler that I'd seen on the de-
parting tenants suitcase was only
tick, but II didn't look good to
me. You can't afford to take
chances in this business Judy
came over with the morning S
mail.
open IL up for me-" I told her
"I've got no secrets in my young
life"
When / came out she was study
ing over some photos. The candid
camera girl had kept her wore
and mailed back the prints.
1t was a nice job for an anna.
teur. OF course, Carnie had made
It easy for her. Doc turned out
to be naturally photogenic. and
showed something in the pose o.
Honest Old Nom. Juddy picked
the best shot and said she wa,
going 10 frame it.
rs she really Spanish. do yol
think. NOM" she asked me.
What else would she be witt
that hair and eyes ?"
"She is beautiful"
Sure, she is. That's her lin,
u business.
$50 she really came over witt
Loren Oliver" she said. He mus
have been a scream, explaining
Nandos to q movie star"
Maybe IL wasn't all Wandos.
'What else would il be >"
Hes a man and she's gal i.
Continued on Page Eight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20

10 wash leather gloves land be
ours before you try it, that they
ere ~ashAbie) use . cool, very
mild suds and . light suds for =
last rinse. Do not try to wiring
dry: pat out extra moisture with
. thick absorbent towel. Dry In
normal temperature away from
heat Fingerpress while the gloves
ere still . little damp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
MON TRIES DoUBLETALK
CHAPTER XXI

Sure enough, a little before II
Docs roadster pulled up az tbs
Feederia and he helped out Lolita
She was an eyeful all right.
Hello, Ma she said.
MON" ] said.
''Nutsl9 she said. TRY and dis.
own me-
"Okay. Carnie." I said.
She came over and kissed me
''How's trade, MAJ" she said.
mo complaint" told her
Pipe down on the Ma stuff. Nc
need to spread the Banner gene
alogy."
She game me the wide eye. '1'ir
not ashamed OF It," she said
Loren knows. I've told him."
Loren. huh" / said.
"Sure." she said. Were pals
He's been telling me all about his
Wandos."
you shouldn't have got me
started" Doc said.
1T was you came over TO see,
Nom" she said. But the Wandos
are right up my alley"
''How's that ?" asked her.
I'm cast for Pocahontas in The
Great John Smith, Maybe Poca-
hontaA was Wanda"
Maybe I'm Queen Of the May"
I said.
We'll. she could be. couldn't
she, Loren? Pocahontas, I mean. y
He smiled at her like she was
a nice, amusing kid out of the
nursery.
I'm afraid not" he said.
what do / CARE" she said. 'It
play her for a Wanda. who In
Hollywood's going to know IN,
difference ?"
who. indeed" Doc said. Yot
could see he was getting a lot o.
fun out of Carnis.
II like Loren's wandos," sh,
said. He's going to lend me som,
Of their gadgets TO wear in m,
hair
"Gorgets," Doc said.
"Okay. Professor" she said
MON, n had time 10 work o,
him, I'll bet I could make hin
forget he's a professor"
Help" Doc said.
you lay off him, carnie,"
said. He's doing all right wher,
he is"
Seq you,' she said. Loren
could an Indian princess have re,
hair? I'm tired Of wigs. The,
make my head itch"
A candid camera fiend poppe,
out of cabin No. 9 and aske,
II she could take Miss Marquesas
picture with us two. II was Okla,
by me. Doc wanted TO duck. bu
Carnie wouldn't let him. Sh
hooked an arm through his an
told the amateur 10 shoot. Will
that was going on. I'd been flgur
ing that II was up TO me to b
firm. So / said:
Listen. Carnis. I'm glad to Sc
YOU and all that But after this
you crawl back onto your silve
screen and stay there"
What's the idea, Nom ," m
wanted 10 know.
Just that we're on differen
roads"
Doc said. u don't think that
quite kind or fair. Nom"
Get this. you two" I said
Tn Nom Banner. Csrnie's 10
hta MarqueSas. She can't do m,
any good and I'd sure be poison
for her business. From the TIM
that slick press agent Of hers dig
up her flossy name and ancestry
I'm out Of H. She's the daughtel
Of thousand Spanish grandeei
and what does that make me 4
cake Of Castle eosp. No. thsnl
YOU
You're not sore, are you. Ma ?
she said.
why would I b. sore >" I said
Il think you're q swell kid sn'
you're doing . grand job. III al
ways Be there in the background
Il you need me"
II youn excuse me-" Doc said
I'm step over and look mp IN
gorgets."
Before he was fairly out o
hearing carnie started in ''Wher
did you ever get him. Ma I thinl
he's divine
You would" I said. This 80
sOa--
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20

Defense Worker (woman): Yes
but she ought TO buy him a new
joke book every Christmas 30 he
can change his routine.
Basketball Coach. No. She wants
too much for nothing. She better
marry some little guy she can
wrap around her finger.
Sales Executive: No Those
birds are cheesy but they don't I'M
prove with age. Believe me ]
know: just got back from q sales
convention.
Copyright, 1e<1)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 tes'
questions printed on the editoria
page:
/. $50 years.
2. No.
s. Peasant or laborer.
4. Coolidge. Harding. Wilson.
Taft and Theodore Roosevelt.
3. Piano manufacture.
6. Hoist the anchor.
7. False.
8. South Carolina.
3. William Mckinley (1Ses).
10. Yes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Con "Life-of-the-PortY"
Be Tuned After Morrioge?


Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Jury: Not long met
man who kept calling and asking TO take out
have been going out with him. and many of my friends have
taken 1t for granted that engaged about TO be
an 81 old and while like this continually
embarrassed by him. He has many good points He
and has fine disposition but he Of those who
aMays try to be the life of the party everywhere he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Meals May Be Both Well Balanced and Quickly Prepared


Ue1ter Note
eont
- never nsuR~d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20

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stitch towels scors tee cloths and pillow tops 10
Give them reel American otnospherel Potten 2625 con
toins tronsfer poten OF sS motifs overoene oH7sS
inches and soler motifs illustrations OF stitches; color
schemes; noterios required.
Send cents in coin and toS token tor this potte
10 The Tocoro Times keedlecrof Dept Tooono Wosh.
Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER. your NAVE and AD-
DRESS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20

n - guGrr frsn Dsckache. Getting
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20

Lunches
Given
Vegetables. Eggs. Thick
Soups Nourishine

Mothers who do Red Cross
work or who spend busy hours
with civilian defense activities
must plan children's lunch
cons that will be quick to pre-
pare yet delicious and we'll
balanced.
Vegetables and eggs. cottage
cheese and peanut butter, thick
soups which can be made in the
morning. kept in the refrigerator
and heated for luncheon. are suit
able for such luncheons. Whole
wheat bread and milk play a large
part In children's nourishment,
too.
Quick-frozen vegetables are great
time savers and also make tender
and richly vitamined luneheons.
However. they must be cooked
carefully in order to preserve all
their values.
NEST OF CARROTS AND PEAS
WITH POACHED EGG
(Serves a.
-Four fresh eggs, box (12 OIL
quick-frozen carrots and peas, but
ter. salt and pepper.
Drop entire box OF quick-frozen
carrots and peas in = cup briskly
boiling water. Bring just 10 a boil,
and boil to Z minutes. or until
just tender. Drain If necessary.
Season with salt and pepper and
butter. Use any water that is left
for soups or sauces.
Arrange bed of hot vegetables
sttractively ON plate. Top with
lightly poaehed eggs Serve with
buttered whole-wheat bread and
a tall glass of milk. That's bal
anced meal prepared in less than
10 minutes.
POTATO AND ONION SOUP
(Serves -
Two cups left over mashed po-
tatoes, u cup chopped onions,
tablespoon butter, pint milk OF
l cup water and / cup evaporated
milk. salt, pepper and chopped
parsley.
Chop onions fine. Heat butter in
pan and cook onions about min
utes. Add potatoes and mix well.
Slowly add the liquid and simmer
until the mixture is smooth. Cook
over low fire for about 10 minutes.
Season well. II too thick. add
more liquid. Season with salt and
pepper and dash of nutmeg. il
desired. Just before serving, add
tablespoon chopped parsley.
Serve in bowls with toasted whole
wheat bread strips.
CHOPPED MEAT PATTIES
(Serves ~
One pound chuck steak. ground,
salt and pepper, thin slices salt
| pork or bacon.
Season meat. Form into flat
cakes. Wrap salt pork or bacon
around each cake and tie with
string. Broil under very hot broil-
or for about 8 minutes and each
side Serve with quick frozen
spinach.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

would be folly to suppose this could
be carried out without some kind
of force employed, or at least avail
able if required.
Gentlemen who are already giving
thought to the sort of world this will
be when war drums cease and when
swords are beaten into ploWshareS
and spears into pruning hooks, are
wise in their purposes. may they be
as wise IN their conclusions and ae-
compliShments. But there is now no
indication that an armistice would
precipitate American economy into
immediate chaos and beWilderm,nt.
War maneuvers and war construc-
ton must be mapped on a broad
scale and are being carried out in
that manner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
Excellent

A special edition just issued by
The Daily Tar Heel, student pub
LEGATION at the University of North
Carolina, is about the finest example
of student journalism that has come
to u notice. 1t is, indeed, the only
undertaking Of its KIND we have ever
observed on a college campus.
Knowing something Of the enor-
mou amount of labor and planning
essential for preparing and publish
ing any sort of a special edition
makes this one all the more APP
preciated. 1t would do great credit
to daily papers that serve cities and
towns, and when it is produced by
young men whose first business is
that Of getting an education. and who
must do their newspapering as =
sort of sideline, the job performcG
bv the editors of The Daily Tar Heal
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
Axing the Axis.

From available reports 1t may be
Judged that the new >hipbuIIding in
du,try at Wilmington is getting In
some terrific blows toward United
Nations victory in the war. 1t is al
most unbelievable that tho plants N
North Cardinals chief seaport city,
established only little more than
year ago. would in so short a time be
capable of tuning out cargo ships S.
the rate of several a month, whlch
is said to be the capacity at the
present time,
II all shipyards Of the country.
large and small, are producing -
something like the same ratio, i
would appear that considerable
Roadway is being made toward goal
| which have been SGT, And maximum
| mass production has not as yet beer
| attained on a nationwide basis.
At best the speed will be nom.
| too fast nor the aggregate too grcd}
| Ships and more ships is the crying
need of the hour. There have bee
| advjces that cargocs are piline up a
| many ports awaiting transportation
| overseas. The United States might
| make guns. tanks, planes and munl-
| tons in sufficient abundance for A.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
Pre-Fllght School
Commissioning Set
For Next Saturday

Chapel Hill, May l9.-High rank
ing officials in the Navy department
and the Bureau of Aeronautics and
a number of notables from this state
will take part in the formal cere-
monies commissioning the Na>al
Aviation Prc-Flight School at the
University of North Carolina next
Saturday afternoon, May %,
The program will be held in keenan,
Stadium from 5 to 6 O'clock and viii
be followed at 7 O'Clock by a dinner
in Lenoir Hail t. which those part
cipating in the program and a num-
Der of guests have been invited.
The school here is one of the four
"Annapolises of the Air" which are
being opened in four different sec
tons Of the country as a part of
the Navy's program for condition.
ing its future flyers. The school al
Iowa has already been commission
and St. Marv's, Calf, will be com
missioned early next month.
Principals coming from Washing
ton for the ceremonies here Satur-
day will include Artemus L. Gates.
assistant secretary of the Navy in
charge of aviation; Admiral John
Towers, chief of the Navy Bureau
Of Aeronautics; Lieutenant-COm-
mander T. j. Hamilton, USN, d.
rector Of athletics for the four
schools, who Will speak on the plr-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED H. MAY

l., Why did Justice William Gas
ton, great North Carolina leader, OPP
pose the popular election of COVER
nor and other state officials?
,. How many North Carolina born
persons have been elected President
of the United States?
3. Who was tie Rowan county ma
tive who was congressman FROM
Louisiana in 1858?
+. After serving in thc North Car
Dina legislature IN 1926 how many
other states did Thomas J. Green,
of Warren county, serve in?
5. Who was the former North Car
Gilman who was Chief Justice of the
Nevada Supreme Court?
s. When was it unlawful IN North
Carolina for a person TO CrltlClsC the
governor?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

is all the more commendable and
remarkable.
This special edition covers as much
ground for the University COM
munIty, l n proportion, as do specials
by daily papers that are operated as
a business. 1t is abou, as complete a
picture of campus life, activities and
facilities as could be gotten together.
Those young men who conceived,
deserving of commentator and con
graduation, and here's ours, whole
heartedly and with the utmost sin
cerity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

poses ard cojectives of the school
and 4 number of other prominent
Navy officials.
NotabIes from the State schedul-
ed to take part in the program m
clude JosephuS Daniels, former am
bass3dor and secretary Of the Navy
during the Wilson administration,
who viii serve as chairman of the
exercises; Governor j. Melville
BroughtOn, who Will extend the
States welcome, and President
Frank p Graham. who will extend
the UniVersitys welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
War Games Again

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
NEW STEEL

Research by several steel compa-
mics have resulted in the development
of tour new types Of alloy steels,
all of which require less than the
amounts of virgin chromium and
nickel ordinarily used. Most of the
chromium and nickel that is used in
this steel IS obtained from scrap re-
covered from preViously-made steel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
NOTICE.
State Of North Carolina:
'olInfv ,f N1nra.

state OF North Carolina:
County of Vance.
Having qualified as EXecutrix of
he Estate of John Henry Durham,
ate of Vance County, North Car
DINA, this is notice to all persons
)aVing claims against the said estate
% present them to the undersigned
~e"ecutriX, OF to her attorneys, iii
henderson, North Carolina, on or be-
ore the 18th day of May. l943, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery. All persons indebt-
ed to the said estate will please
make immediate settlement.
This the 10th day of May, 1912.
DELLIAH DURHAM,
E~XccutriX of the Estate of John
Henry Durham, Deceased.
ChOison & Gholson,
Attorneys ior EXecutriX.
i9-26-2-S-iu-1S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
WARREN COURT CONVENE!S.

Warrenton, May l9.-The Ma
'crm Of Warren Superior court CON
med in Warrenton Monday, witt
Judge Henry |. Stevens presiding
and Solicitor t. Il. Tyler prosecuting
attorney.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19
WANT ADS

FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to Ii.
f.. SatterWhite and Sons, near Fire
Station. l9-N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

ALWAYS CLAD TO SERVE YOo,
all ways. Come to see us VI s ou
us a ring. Two places to serve yEo;1ll
Bus station and Raleigh Road ~
Top No. 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM APART
mcnt IN StoneWall Apartments,
with five closets and inclncrator.
Apply at 2l5 Young Avenue or
call telephone $751;. 26-cod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

OLD SHOES-LIKE OLD FRIENDS.
always wear best. Let us rebuild
your old shoes without losing their
comfort. Phone All. We call for
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Repair.
,t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

HOME FRONT MILEAGE MUST
be maintained, even increased
through ~retreading. Let Us rctrcaI
your shoes. Phone G38. We cali for
and deliver. Grlssom's Shoe Shop,
. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

FOR RENT: ONE ROOM FOR Of
flee, in Telephone Building. In
qulrc at Cashiers office, Carolina
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
iE -6It
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

WANTED, WORK BY MAN OVER
draft age, good references. Reply
to No. 100, care henderson Daily
Dispatch. 1884
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

FOR SANITARY DRINKING CUPS
and cup dispensers. Phone 81
Affords Printing & Office Supply
Co. Agents for Lily Cups. 9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

TRY US-CALL US. WE CALL FOR
and deliver shoe repairing, Our
work is extra good. We have plenty
of rubber heels. Phone 2i6-J. Car
DINA Shoe Shop. 4-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

APARTMENT FOR RENT: THREE
rooms and bath, electric hot watar
heater, Young avenue, Call W. J
Powell at office of Al. b. Wester
phone l39. l8-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

DISABILITY is COSTLY. LET US
tell you about our new $1,000 Der
year Accident and Health Policy
Pays $500 per week, double ben
eft in hospital. North American
Accident Insurance Co. Frank NJ
Barnhart, agent. 220 Wlnder street.
phone 5bZ-Jh. 1924
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS A.
goodbye prices: 1881 Pontiac coa."
at 500; 1881 Oldsmoblle seoaa.
500; 1880 Model A Sedan, $40,
1929 Model A Coach, good ureS' a,
$85. Nice selection in newer Mr'0 %
cars at prices that will appeal W
close buyers. Gambler = fa,'t =
Motor Co. "
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-19

SWEET POTATO PLANTS RON
sale. Nancy Halls and PORTO onI
Certified stock. Home grow"
nice ones. See me if lntereS'eooc -
J. Cheek.