anaheim-gazette 1940-11-14

Philip LaMonte Webb of Anaheim Miss Arnetta Carr Bride of Local Couple's Son Philip LaMonte Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. LaMonte R. Webb of 520 North Olive street, was married Tuesday to Miss Arnetta Elizabeth Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gale Carr of Rock Springs, Wyoming, at an impressive ceremony held at the First Methodist church in Rock Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Webb journeyed to Wyoming late last week to witness the marriage of their son. With them went Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Hayden (Irene Webb.) Mrs. Hayden was one of the bridesmaids. The two couples will return here tomorrow, and expect the new Mr. and Mrs. Webb sometime next week when they stop while on their honeymoon. The new Mrs. Webb is employed as a stenographer in Washington, D.C., and her husband is in the navy, being assigned to the yacht of Col. Frank Knox, secretary of the navy. Mr. Webb is a graduate of Anaheim schools, while his bride attended schools in Rock Springs. The couple will reside in Washington, D.C., after December 15. Wedding Party Guests at Dinner Rehearsing for tomorrow's wedding of Miss Anita Marsh and Walter Nankervis, members of the wedding party met Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. LeRoy Marsh. Telephone Your News to Miss Anne Lee Anaheim 2414 Two Girls Honored At Party Saturday Edna Mae Roberts and Maxine Stueckle were complimented by their mothers, Mrs. N. Roberts and Mrs. Frank Stueckle, at a Thanksgiving party given Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis, 861 South Palm street. Mrs. James Heffron assisted in hostess duties. Madame Sandeau, Hollywood fortune teller, entertained the young guests during the evening with forecasts of their futures. Robert Ferree played several piano selections, after which the Anita Lou Androussi Wed Friday to Thomas MacMaster Miss Anita Lee Androus and Thomas MacMaster were merry Friday by the Rev. Graham Hunter at a quiet ceremony at the home of Mr. and Daniel O. Newton of La Heights. The bride wore an attic street costume of Indian with yellow orchids at her der. Miss Edith Spencer, maid of honor and Howard Cook was best man. Jean Macler played soft music during ceremony. At the reception that followed Mrs. Anita V. Schureman orerton, grandmother of the and Mr. and Mrs. Charl MacMaster, parents of the groom, received the guests. Were Miss Martha MacMaster Mrs. Colin Baker and Mrs Shureman. The bride attended school Anaheim union high school; erton junior college and University of Southern California. She member of the staff of SoCalifornia Edison company Fullerton. Her husband is a date of Fullerton junior college is employed at the General plant, Oldsmobile division newlyweds will reside at 39 Wilshire street, Fullerton. D. A. R. Retains Girl Scout Troop Wedding Party Guests at Dinner Rehearsing for tomorrow's wedding of Miss Anita Marsh and Walter Nankervis, members of the wedding party met Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. LeRoy Marsh. After a delicious buffet dinner, Miss Marsh presented a gift to her maid of honor, Miss Audrey Nichols of Los Angeles, and Mr. Nankervis gave a gift to his best man, John Nankervis of Garden Grove. During the rehearsal, Mrs. R. H. Marsh took the place of the bride-elect to dispel the "bad luck" tradition. Present were Mrs. C. A. Baldwin, Miss Audrey Nichols and Mrs. Thomas Harrigan, all of Los Angeles, Mrs. Walter Nankervis, John Nankervis, Mrs. Lulu Nankervis, Miss Pauline Houts, Mrs. Ruth Charleybois, Lester Schwager, Ed Allen, Miss Marsh, Mr. Nankervis and the host and hostess. Club's Directors Meet with Miss Case The board of directors of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club met Thursday evening at the home of Miss Irene Case in the Webster tract. Miss Vicenta Carleton assisted in hostess duties. During the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, the year's program was discussed preliminary to the printing of the club year book. Decision was made to aid in the work of five benefit organizations and future meetings were announced. November 14 the club will meet at the Marigold cafe, with Mrs. Charles Pearson as chairman and Mrs. Mary Foreman and Mrs. Ella Coons as hostesses. November 28 a progressive dinner will be held, with Mrs. Eva Boyd as chairman. Board members present were Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, Miss Marjorie Pibel, Miss Grace Bailey, Mrs. Blanche Epstein, Mrs. Carleton, Mrs. Myrtle Henry, Miss Ruth Starr, Miss Ruth Williams, Mrs. Bernice Miles, Mrs. Rose Van Buren, Miss Case, Mrs. Eva Boyd Mrs. Olive Shoemaker and Mrs. Olive Berthaumm. Stueckle were complimented by their mothers, Mrs. N. Roberts and Mrs. Frank Stueckle, at a Thanksgiving party given Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis, 861 South Palm street. Mrs. James Heffron assisted in hostess duties. Madame Sandeau, Hollywood fortune teller, entertained the young guests during the evening with forecasts of their futures. Robert Ferree played several piano selections, after which the guests were invited to beautifully appointed refreshments in the Thanksgiving motif. Jack-o'-lanterns enlivened the lovely setting, made more attractive by the color scheme of orange and yellow. Chrysanthemums centered the long table, and small paper turkeys marked each place. Guests included Dolores Hund, Shirley Hoffman, Patsy Heffron, Donald Bauer, Jerry Liekus, Betty Cushman, Juanita Gargen, Jacqueline Orman, Nelda Schumacher, Laura Karcher, Tom Heinz, Robert Benner, Tommy Menasco, Robert Bruce, Alice Bauer, James Dutzi, Albert Stieken, Frances Plou, Marilyn Stueckle, Barbara South, Buddy Heffron, Patty Ann Kirsch, Agnes Heying and Joe Elias, all of Anaheim; Murial Mattis, Garden Grove, and Sue Ann Stewart, Long Beach. Las Amigas Study To Meet Tuesday Announcement has been made of the next meeting of the Las Amigas study to be held at the home of Mrs. Clare Schweinfest, 124 North Janss street, Tuesday November 19, at 12:30 o'clock, and will be a pot-luck luncheon. Mrs. Bertha McCracken of Santa Ana will be the guest speaker, and will discuss her trip to New England states.. She will also review several new books. Anaheim Girls Join Jaysee Club Among 57 jaysee women pledging service clubs at Santa Ana junior college today are Virginia Coffman and Marilyn Maag from Anaheim, elected to the Piloteers. Pledges were named following recent acceptances parties sponations at the college. Grand Theater Ella Coons as hostesses. November 28 a progressive dinner will be held, with Mrs. Eva Boyd as chairman. Board members present were Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, Miss Marjorie Pibel, Miss Grace Bailey, Mrs. Blanche Epstein, Mrs. Carleton, Mrs. Myrtle Henry, Miss Ruth Starr, Miss Ruth Williams, Mrs. Bernice Miles, Mrs. Rose Van Buren, Miss Case, Mrs. Eva Boyd Mrs. Olive Shoemaker and Mrs. Olive Berthaumm. Mrs. Mungerson Hostess to Group Mrs. Melvin Mungerson of 617 South Dickel street was hostess Thursday to the Tots' N Teens, with Mrs. Max Moody assisting. During the short business meeting, plans for the Christmas party to be held December 12 were discussed. Mrs. Carl Lemcke will be the hostess for that event. Mrs. Edwin Daly gave an interesting report on "Companionship of Books to Children," and Mrs. Lemcke spoke on "What is Discipline About?" Special guest was Mrs. Fred Walker of Monrovia. Enjoying the informative afternoon were the Mesdames C. S. Barthelmes, L. A. Benner, Edwin Daly, Warren Doller, F. W. Elliott, Wilbert Heiden, Carl Korn, Carl Lemcke, Max Moody, Richard Roehm, Fred Schafer, Henry Schneider, C. L. Spencer and W. J. Troutman. Phoenix Residents Visit in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fitzpatrick of Phoenix, Ariz., were guests over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick of East Broadway. The visitors were in Anaheim to see Floyd Fitzpatrick, who is convelescing at the Santa Ana Valley hospital after an appendectomy. Grand Theater 304 E. Center—Ph 2795—Anaheim Open 6:45 Monday Thru Friday Open 6:30 Saturday Night Sunday continuous from 1:15 Always a Good Show at the Grand Fri.-Sat. Nov. 15 - 16 "OKLAHOMA TERROR" with JACK RANDALL also "MERCY PLANE" with JAMES DUNN Stage Show Every Saturday! Sun.-Mon. Nov. 17 - 18 GENE AUTRY in "HOME ON THE RANGE" also "FULL CONFESSION" with VICTOR McLAGLEN and SALLY EILERS Tues., Wed., Thurs. Nov. 19 - 20 - 21 "SATURDAYS CHILDREN" with JOHN GARFIELD and ANNE SHIRLEY also "The LONE WOLF MEETS A LADY" with WARREN WILLIAM and GENE MUIR Wed-night play Wahoo—Win Cash! ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anita Lou Androus Wed Friday to Thomas MacMaster Miss Anita Lee Androus and C. Thomas MacMaster were married day by the Rev. Graham C.enter at a quiet ceremony held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Newton of LaHabra nights. The bride wore an attractive street costume of Indian earth, with yellow orchids at her shoulder. Miss Edith Spencer acted as aid of honor and Howard Hitchcock was best man. Jean MacMaster played soft music during the ceremony. At the reception that followed, Mrs. Anita V. Schureman of Fullton, grandmother of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. MacMaster, parents of the bride-room, received the guests. Assisting were Miss Martha MacMaster, Mrs. Colin Baker and Mrs. C. C. Sureman. The bride attended school at Anaheim union high school, Fullton junior college and University of Southern California. She is a member of the staff of Southern California Edison company in Fullerton. Her husband is a graduate of Fullerton junior college and employed at the General Motors plant, Oldsmobile division. The newlyweds will reside at 334 East Milshire street, Fullerton. D. A. R. Retains Girl Scout Troop Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spring and sens of San Diego were Armistice day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Griffith. Miss Obar on Visit Miss Trixie Obar, member of the office staff of the Granada Packing Co. on East Center street left Saturday morning for Dinuba, California, to spend the holiday week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Obar. Borcherts Go East Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Borchert of Euclid avenue left Saturday for Texas and Oklahoma, where they will be two weeks transacting business. Curtises at Strathmore Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis of 725 North Topeka left Friday for Strathmore, California, where they will remain over the holidays. Mrs. Curtis will visit her parents at Ashland, Oregon. Tours Death Valley G. Millard Parks spent the past week end touring points of interest in Death Valley. Guests at Party Dr. and Mrs. J. Neils Boege and Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. McCcomb were Anaheim guests at a buffet supper-bridge party last Saturday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bohart in Westwood Village. Mrs. Bohart and Mrs. Miss Webb in Texas Miss Elaine Webb of 520 North Olive street is visiting friends in Houston, Texas, while on her vacation from duties at the telephone company in Santa Ana. Hunters Get Ducks B. F. (Chappie) Chaplin, 912 North Helena, and Don Flower of Los Angeles went duck hunting Sunday at Railroad Lake, and brought back a dozen fine birds. Kenneth Viall Returns Kenneth Viall of 758 North Claudina street returned recently from Denver, Colo., to resume duties at Tommy's barbecue. Humberts Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Humbert of Phoenix, Ariz., returned to their home Tuesday after spending the holiday week-end with relatives and friends here in Anaheim and in Los Angeles. Mrs. Wallop Convalescing Mrs. Martha Wallop, 227 North Emily street, returned home Wednesday after a major operation performed at St. Joseph's hospital last week. Siegels Attend Opera Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siegel cf 705 West Center street were guests of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Siegel, at the Shrine auditorium Saturday to hear the opera "Der Rosenkazlier." MRS. JOHN PERE AGAIN FETED Mrs. John Peek (Arleigh) was feted Thursday with a miscellaneous show at the home of Miss Mailey, 415 South Indiana st., Opal Myers' of Garden assisted in hostess duties. A white paper heart stitty wedding bells center table, carrying out the card further enchanced by whispanthemums. Tiny cebags of rice were given. Appropriate games werewed during the evening, we going to Miss Sue Taylor Elsie Justus and Mrs. Fay (Janet Taylor.) Referee were served at a late Mrs. Peek received an sachet rice, symbolic of ing happiness, by the two as a special gift. Attending were Mrs. C.hart, mother of the bride Wynetta Kirkhart, Miss Jorior, Miss Marian Wissen Ann Stichtman, Miss Elsa Miss Mildred McAfee, Ms Frank, jr., Mrs. Ted Kirth Mrs. Fred Dunn and Miss Saviers, Fullerton. Unattend but sending gifts to Bessie Marie Edwards, Liam L. Peek, mother bridegroom, Miss Etta and Mrs Carleton Yong Riverside. Reafsnyders Gr At Family Dinner D. A. R. Retains Girl Scout Troop Mother colony chapter, Daughers of the American Revolution, held its regular November meeting at the Pioneer House on North West street Friday afternoon. During the business session it was decided that the chapter sponsor a Girl Scout troup again this year. Ways of replenishing the treasury were discussed, and it was decided to hold the next new meetings in the homes of members. An interesting card was received by the organization from Mrs. South J. Rust, who is making an extended tour of the east. The card was postmarked Washington, N.C. During the social hour Edward and Louise Gallagher sang "Godless America," and gave the flag salute. Edward then favored the group with a resitation. Mrs. Albert Karlen read the president general's message and Miss Mary McLure read several interesting and instructive articles about Canada. Mrs. David Toms and Mrs. Bellie Seitz were hostesses in the presence of Mrs. Rust and Mrs. Ernest Borchert. Want Ads 25c, 3 lines, 1 time. Tours Death Valley G. Millard Parks spent the past week end touring points of interest in Death Valley. Guests at Party Dr. and Mrs. J. Neils Boege and Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. McComb were Anaheim guests at a buffet supper-bridge party last Saturday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bohart in Westwood Village. Mrs. Bohart and Mrs. Boege are sisters. Vermonters Visit Here Mrs. Homer W. Hurlburt and small son, David, of Grand Isle, Vermont, are winter guests of Mrs. Anna Dinklage of 629 South Helena street and Mrs. Ben Boettger of North Resh street. Bradleys Visit in Redlands Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley and daughter, Genevieve, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Bradley's parents in Redlands. Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Schmitz (formerly Christine Pietrok) of San Luis Obispo, are parents of a daughter born recently in that city. Mrs. Schmitz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pietrok of 910 South Lemon street. Mrs. Maahs Returns Mrs. Evelyn Maahs of 526 South Clementine returned Tuesday from a Baptist church convention in northern California. Wheaton Family Home Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheaton and family, Miss Ruth Wheaton of Los Angeles, Naomi, Ralph and Janet, returned late Monday evening from a delightful three-day trip to Boulder Dam and Death Valley. Mrs. Wallop Convalescing Mrs. Martha Wallop, 227 North Emily street, returned home Wednesday after a major operation performed at St. Joseph's hospital last week. Siegels Attend Opera Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siegel cf 705 West Center street were guests of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Siegel, at the Shrine auditorium Saturday to hear the opera "Der Rosenkazlier." Barfootts Have Guest Mrs. Phyllis Wilson of San Mateo is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Barfoot on South Los Angeles street for the next two weeks. Miss Strom Visits Here Miss Karen Strom of Reedley, California, was a week-end guest of Miss Winifred Ahlstrom. Guests at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Nash were guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Bingham Watson of Garden Grove for dinner. Betzsolds Attend Party Mrs. Mary Betzsold, Miss Edna Betzsold and Mr. and Mrs. George Betzsold attended the meeting of the Photographers' association at Santa Ana last night. Visit Our Ready-to-Wear on the 2nd floor for New Fashions THRILLING NEW Martex Towels Many new patterns in bath towels, guest towels, wash cloths and bath mats to match. See our wonderful display at very reasonable prices. New Gift Sets, just arrived, packed in novel gift containers. See them tomorrow Miss Mildred McAfee, M Frank, jr., Mrs. Ted Kirli Mrs. Fred Dunn and Miss Saviers, Fullerton. Una tend but sending gifts to Bessie Marie Edwards, liam L. Peek, mother bridegroom, Miss Etta and Mrs. Carleton Yong Riverside. Reafsnyders At Family Dinners Mr. and Mr. Reafsyng guests Sunday at a family given at the home of Mr Manley Natland of Long Attending were Mr. T. C. Natland of Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N Long Beach, Mr and Ms Natland and Mr. and Ms synder of this city. 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A white paper heart strung with tiny wedding bells centered the table, carrying out the color motif further enchanced by white chrysanthemums. Tiny cellophane bags of rice were given as favors. Appropriate games were played during the evening, with prizes going to Miss Sue Taylor, Miss Elsie Justus and Mrs. Fred Dunn (Janet Taylor.) Refreshments were served at a late hour, and Mrs. Peek received a bag of sachet rice, symbolic of everlasting happiness, by the two hostesses as a special gift. Attending were Mrs. C. B. Kirkhart, mother of the bride, Miss Wynetta Kirkhart, Miss Sue Taylor, Miss Marian Wisser, Miss Jo Ann Stichtman, Miss Elsie Justus, Miss Mildred McAfee, Mrs. W. J. Frank, jr., Mrs. Ted Kirkhart, and Mrs. Fred Dunn and Miss Jeanetta Saviers, Fullerton. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Miss Bessie Marie Edwards, Mrs. William L. Peek, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Etta Roseberry and Mrs. Carleton Yonge, both of Riverside. Reafsnyders Guests At Family Dinner Miss Cecil Wimberly's Recent Marriage To Wayne Gough of Fullerton Cleverly Announced at Party Here Miss Cecil Wimberley's marriage to Wayne Gough of Fullerton was cleverly announced last Thursday when a gala party was given by Miss Gladys Merriman and Mrs. Myrtle Davis at the Capilla de San Antonio on highway 101. Invited to "La Cafe D'Amor" for "an evening of fun and frolic," guests were presented with tiny corsages as they entered, by Mr. Ellen Anderson. As all were seated, ready for the delicious dinner that followed, Miss Juanita Robson sang "I Love You Truly" and Mrs. Eleanor Baker presented miniature marriage licenses to the surprised guests. On the tiny scrolls were facts of the recent marriage. Miss Wimberly and Mr. Gough were married at Las Vegas, Nev., by the bridegroom's father, Rev. W. I. Gough of Fullerton, who with Mrs. Gough accompanied the couple to Las Vegas. During the main courses, guests were entertained by instrumental and vocal musical numbers. Participating in the program were Mrs. Mabel Beck, Miss Bernice Swain, Mrs. Dolores Harrison, Miss Juanita Robson, Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Charlotte Penticost and Miss Jean Campbell. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Vera Wimberly and Miss Velma Fergerson of Pasadena acted as waitress, and during the dessert course brought in a beautiful three-tiered wedding cake. During the evening an orchid sent by Mr. Gough was presented to the bride. Anaheim guests were Miss Bernice Swain, Mrs. Dolores Harrison, Miss Bessie Marie Edwards, Mrs. Ellen Anderson, Mrs. Hazel Wash- Robinson, Miss Gladys Merriman, Placentia; Mrs. Ina Miller, Baldwin Park; Mrs. Mabel Beck, La Habra, and Miss Velma Fergerson of Pasadena. The new Mr. and Mrs. Gough were both graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1937. Mr. Gough attended Pasadena College and is now employed at the Safeway store in Balboa. Mrs. Gough is a beautician at Marie's Beauty Salon, where she plans to continue her work. They will reside in Anaheim until further plans are made. George Salisburys Hosts at Party Mr. and Mrs. George Salisbury of 403 South Citron street were hosts Saturday evening at their home to guests for a dinner-bridge party. Attractively appointed in the fall motif, the room was lovely with many-hued chrysanthemums. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. John Walls, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Van Wagoner, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Royalty, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner, Mr. and Mrs. William Payne of Orange, Mr. and Miss Mildred McAlee, Mrs. W. J. Frank, Jr., Mrs. Ted Kirkhart, and Mrs. Fred Dunn and Miss Jeanetta Saviers, Fullerton. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Miss Bessie Marie Edwards, Mrs. William L. Peek, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Etta Roseberry and Mrs. Carleton Yonge, both of Riverside. Reafsnyders Guests At Family Dinner Mr. and Mr. Reafsynder were guests Sunday at a family dinner given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Natland of Long Beach. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Natland of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Natland of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Natland and Mr. and Mrs. Reafsynder of this city. Robert Dodge Convalescing Robert Dodge of 414 South Vine street is convalescing at an Orange hospital after an appendectomy performed Tuesday. Visit at Avenal Mr. and Mrs. John Knutsen, Jr., and two children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brewster of Avenal over the weekend. Johnson, Mrs. Charlotte Penticost and Miss Jean Campbell. Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Vera Wimberly and Miss Velma Fergerson of Pasadena acted as waitress, and during the dessert course brought in a beautiful three-tiered wedding cake. During the evening an orchid sent by Mr. Gough was presented to the bride. Anaheim guests were Miss Bernice Swain, Mrs. Dolores Harrison, Miss Bessie Marie Edwards, Mrs. Ellen Anderson, Mrs. Hazel Washbon, Mrs. Vera Wimberly, Mrs. Gerald Baker, Mrs. Myrtle Davis, Mrs. Marie Walker, Mrs. Caroline Rorer, Mrs. Naomi Snyder, Mrs. Margaret Weaver, Mrs. Anna Hammond, Miss Jean Campbell, Miss Eileen Lester, Mrs. Opal Cottle, Mrs. Fayly Scott, Mrs. Eleanor Hammond, Mrs. Hazel Wimberly, Miss Verla Wimberly, Miss Katherine Clauson and Miss Edna Pottinger, and the bride's mother, Mrs. Ella Wimberly. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. W. I. Gough, mother of the bridegroom, Miss Jane Gutzman, Miss Helen Johnson, Fullerton; Mrs. Mildred Wimberly, Bellflower; Mrs. Dorothy Wcoten, Mrs. Lola Myers, Garden Grove; Mrs. Charlotte Penticost, Santa Ana; Mrs. Vivian Walkins, Miss Juanita Mrs. Clyde Jackson Entertains Guests Mrs. Clyde Jackson of West Broadway was hostess Thursday to Mrs. Grant Christianson and Mrs. Walter Cullen of Long Beach and their guest, Mrs. Pauline Peters of South Dakota. Mrs. Christianson and Mrs. Cullen are daughters of Mrs. Fannie Jackson, who is living at the Jackson home. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jackson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ball of Whittier with a gay dinner party. Included among the guests were Mrs. Fannie Jackson and John Jackson. LING NOVEMBER VALUES Every department has planned remarkable saving opportunities for November. You save subsantially if you buy now, as all commodities are sure to advance. Come—stock up for Fall and Christmas at these phenomenally low prices. 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