La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1922, Image 7

Thursday,- "Starch 20, 3923
O 0 R.A.NDT! FVENTNT0 OBSVTIT?
pxaw SEVEN
Classified
FOR SALE OR TRADE
I-'OK SALE Purebred 'English Leg
, horn chickens and Pearl Guineas
Phone 4XI-W. 3-28-!ltp
Fo.f SALE -f$iioi used pianos on ex
tremely ensyy&iyment plan. At
reasonable price! Eastern Oregon
Music Co. il-iiH-tf
FOR SAYifc -Ten-room house, baths,
on two floors, Dutch kitchen, all
conveniences' H"lf casn- balanc
to su.Purcha?Hj Call at Observer
and sej)hotoprranh of home.
2-18-tf
run a.Hi.,c ut juauc j-or cows
and hogs, twoVlts. W. J. Robins,
1(103 X avenucN 11-8-lm
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
OSTEOPATHIC I'UYS1CIA.N9
DH. J. U INlil.K nnd lilt. MAUGARRT
IN'OI.K. DI.i-hs(.m df wuinnii und chil
dren B spi-eiiilly. Ofl'li-e rhoiiu Mnln
1011. It.s. 1'honi! Main 120. La Grande
Nfitlonal Hank llnildlni?.
I'HVSICIAXS AMI SI ICtiEONS
GKO. II. VKMKH, M. D.-J-(;;nTal Kurff.
ery, Offirf ovr SUvtTtlinnr.s. Officii
phone .Main 112; residence phono
Main fiSfi.
NATl'IUS C'LRK
DR. A. N. MAYVIM.B Specialist In
chronic dl8t')af s. ,1 iIiou.h, MchanO'
Therapy nnd Ntituropnth. iktn and
blood ili-safic.4. iii-rvoiia diPases.
Clironlc Ileadiicht, KZfiiiK, Sciaticn.
Appndfclti. CinstipHtion. I3ovtil
Trouble: nil kinds of Chronic Dlstaa
e stK'ct'SH'ully trcnti'd. 1'lione Main
593. Room 1, 2, 3, second floor Cool
IU(?e Itldtf.. opposite Mtur Theatre. Of
fice hours. 10 to 12 n. in.. 1:30 to 5:00
p. m. Consultation fnt S-4-.tf
DR. J. K. WOODKT.I- Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Nervous and chronic
nlHeam-s a HPt-chilly. Suite 20. Som
nu-r lildjy, over HHvtrlliorn'B. Office
hourfi. 10 to 12 a. in., I : AH to 5 p. in., 7
to 8 evnintfH. IMione 1!i7-V.
ATTOltXLi'S
COCHRAN and KnCRIIAnO-Oeo. T
Cochran and Colon it. liberhard. At
torney. L.a Giandu Nalional Bank
liUINIIUff.
COMItAt TOH3
D. J. McI-.KM.AN lt.irlMtfird nrofea
nlonal Civil Unsitufcr; surveyinn and
maps, uoom iz, i.h t.randu rsanona
lianK liuMdlnnr. rhont Mnln IH.
C U. Miller. Arrhitert. Room 11,
Grande Nntlnmii Hunk Building",
'Irande, Orison.
FRATERNAL
DIRECTORY
U O. O. M. La Ornnrte ldi;fl No. 808.
Loyal Order of Mmjfe, hoUI regular
iiifetlns evory Thurxiluy nlKlit at H
p. ni. ut Odd Fellow' Hall. The Wo
men's Mooseheart l.epion mqpts sec
ond nnd fonrtli Thursdays of each
month, loone Legion of the World
meets second Monday of each month.
Visitors always welcome.
D. K. SHANKS. Die.
XI. A. ST1I.WK1.L. Sec.
B. P. O. ELKS La Crande Lodge No.
433. LodBo meels eurli Thursday ev
errlnir at 8 o'clock. Home and cluo
privileges rheerrully extended to all
Ilrother Kilts.
NOLAN' SKIFF. Exalted Ruler
F. L. l'F.AKSON', Secretary.
MODKI1.M WOODMUM OK A.MKHICA
La Crande Ounp No. 77(13 meets on
the first Thursday evening of each
month, In the K. of 1'. Hull. Visiting
neighbors welcome.
K. It. HIN'OO, V. C,
.1 A K 15 Itn.STOOK. Clerk.
A. K. and A. M. La (Jrunde Lodge No.
41, A. P. and A. M., holds regular
meetings first and third Krldaya at
7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome to all
' Jdasona. '
C. W. TClNON'Kn, W. IS.
V.. It. ItlNCO. Sec.
t. o. KACI.KS Aerie No. 2S9. meets
every Kridav nlcht at Eagles HaU.
Vlsltlnir members w.-lcome.
X. LILLY. W. P.
'. , J. K. lilliDSELL. Se.
WOODMEN III' Till-! WOULD La
Crsnde Camp No. lull. "Sleets eery
first and third Monday at Eagles
hall. All visions neighbors welcome.
Dues navable ut the office of the
clerk. Ilooms '.'1-22, La Orande Na
tional Bunk llklg.
JOHN SCOTT. C. C.
It. J. KITCHEN. Clerk.
KNIC.HT3 OF rVTIIIAS lted Cross
Lodge No. 27. meets every Monday
evening In Caslle Hall I IC. of P.
Hall), at 8 p. in. A 1'ylhlan welcome
to all visiting Knights.
FItANK A. TUUNEK. C. C.
C. L. 1 ,11 A H AM, K. It. S.
women's hi:ni:fit association of
the Maccabees. La Crande Lodge No.
27, W. 11. A. of M. Loilgo meets first
Thursday at p. m. and third Wed
nesday at 8 p. m.. at K. of P. Hall.
Vlslllng Slslers welcome
.MHS. MARY flALLAC.HER.
Commander.
MAR.IOIUE EATON.
Record Keeper.
O. E. S. Hoio Chapter No. 13. O. L. S..
holds stat.d coinm-inlcation the sec
ond and fonrtli Wednesdays of each
month. Visiting members cordial!)
welcomed. . .
NELLIE G. NETI.L, W. M.
A V V V S IMI'iVK. Sec.
MUINGS OF TtlK DUFF?
M Jim MMik mJ3 frW7
wijf?i ffti ii i xm-ffl sraaii c mm.
Want Ad:
T
FOR SA1.I
Buick Light Six
Touring
first-class condi-
tion. Or
for good work
horses.
McKennon, La
Grande, Oregon.
3-29-Bt
FOR SALE Good young team
weight about thirteen hundred
b. , , -
rken to work; also one four-year-1
old nwe, broken. Will sell cheap. ;
"'V1 McClure barn on
inue-X 3-29-3tp
,,s . , ,
r (Vnished nnartments !
. . n
irustreft. 3-itf-.lt
Call 148-R.
3-17 tf
ood call 39tt-J.
FOR I)R
3-28-tf
FOR SALK-
baby carriage in
gooil condition.
rice $25.00. Phone
FOR SALE Alfalfa seed. Common,
from lie to 17c per lb.; Grimm anJ
Baltic, ;U3c per lb. Also spring rye.
Phone Farmers 4x. C W Hoinl
3-27-Gto
FOB SAIJC Apples. Jonathan,
York and Bon Davis. First grade,
$1.00; second grade, 50c. Without
boxes. II. J. Reher, Fruitdale.
Across from County Poor Farm,.
8-27-lmp
fVOne
CiiiA
willXnule
FloydVi
Oregon.
NInqm
Tyavi
FOR IdENT
ut 1!)-Ti
FOR SALLVood
-lfd
FWR SALF. Mve-room house witheatorof physical types, and later hav
barn and fourSiood lots, on terms, jiiig given to the screen many of its
A bargain if taSu-rv at once. Own-: most f orsefut partrayals where brute
er leaving town. Lhone 38H-J'. ' I force is the dominant -characteristic,
3-27-tf i
FOR SALE Setting eggs ttom two-
year-old trap-nested English Whit'
Leghorn Hens and pedigreed cock-
erels. 1.25 per settinit, $6.00 per
hundi-ed and up. Write to Mrs,
Ceo. II. Chapman. La Grande, Ore
gon,
j-.-imp
WANTED.
WANTED-VJOO white men for ballast,
work betwWn Talocaset and La
Grande. 40cper hurnis'i
own blankets. Buar ,tac per meal. ,
Apply Division "Vngineer, La,
Grande.. O.-W. R, & N. Co.
a-w. r.
3-29-2t
WANTED Threi
e .
four-room fur-1,.
nished house. Csl
9:)-J.
3 '7 tf
" "' 1
WANTED Household goods; fnrm'Couit in the action therein ponding,
machinery, buggies, wagons and
hnek?. Ranees, stoves, musical in-
strumenr. WeVet you one-fourth
more for JV"r gods. Surely you was cnierea in invor oi i.a uranue ra
have something fo sale. Drayage itional Bank, a Corporation, Plaintiff
mats nnthino-.NrhA Francis Chain and against Guy J. Glenn, Defendant
Brokerage storesNCorncr Fir- and
Monroe streets. 12-31-tf
FOR KENT
FOR RENiT Bedrooms.
90G Wash-
3-27-CU)
ingion avenue.
FOR RENT
Fumished bedroom'.
1510 Adams
Phone 417-W. i
3-25-tf
FOR RENT Sleeping room, 1612
Adams avenue. Phone 390.-J.
3-18-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOU WANT Cans or ashes or any
kind of hauling done call E. G.
Lovely, phone 227-W. 3-24-lmp
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
Real Estate Office, New
Buiding. Phone 210-W.
-Black
Foley
3-20-12tp
HEMSTITCHING And ttc.-t Edge
buttons coered-Malf bh!!. full ball :
acorn and hullet icorn styles. Mail
orders giveifcjmmW afention. All,
work guaranteed! Orders taken
for pleating, "ilri. L. H. Norton.
. 906 Adams Ave.hjine 421W. First
block Tt of pov office. i
. . 8-29-tl
ORDERS TAKEN for steam pleating.
Mrs M. E. Cheiff 1702 Adams Ave.,
phone 138J. l-ll-20t
EXPERT PIANO TyNINU Clean
and voice your niano without extra
charge. iWorkj guaranteed. Call
Newlin Book Store for r.ppoint
men. Roy E. Phillips, 3-1-lm
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER at Leigh
ton's Wei dinj; & Machine Works.
i 3-l-2Gt
LOCAL COUiSETlERE for Barcley
Corset. Mrs. J, F. O'Connell, 1104
O avenueA Phjne 147-J. Strictly
Custom-male Corsets. Guaranteed
throughout. vAlto Hemstitching and
Picot Edge. "pik Guaranteed.
8-1-tf
i!ve
I JUST A MINUTE. --THAnI
MISS EATON ..LLCwSE VOU MAV HAVE MvTvou.'Vh
THANKS. OLD I JJJ , J C SE-AT 'AD'y ? v-.T
I- 1
K. LINCOLN IN "Til E INN Kit
VOICE" TO HE fUVKN ITS
l'UICMIKIt AT STAR
THEATRE.
E. K. Lincoln, the distinguished ro
mantic screen actor will appear at tho
- i i
Star Theatre Saturday and Sunday in i
the American Cinema Corporation's,'
super production of "The Inner Voice.";
The story which it tells is said tV
F"e"' u'mmic nciuii m .
niun ,hrt nn,-. ...K.-nit-i.-hi., v. i......
...... ...... ...... v.
that was in him to the world and in 1
r',tul'n was overwhelmed with t reach-
K """.past, and make of his lulure an in.-
his soul embittered agnin.-t his fellow- spimtion for those who come after
men' ho struggled upward out of the nim. Thil is the theme that Charles
utplns resoivesi to lace xne worvi
again anu uemanu resiuuuon.
.Mr. Lincoln in this picture is sup-
ported by a very large and capable
company of well-known players, which
includes Agnts Ayres, William IRilcv
xwitLn umi i-uner .uuiumi. it win w
remembered that Mr. Mel.ish was for
many years one of the best Shakes
pearian actors on the American stage
and was with E. II. Sothern and Julia
Marlowe until their recent retirement.
IIOHAUT BOSWOKT1I HAS
iik; HOLE.
Having established himself through
out the world as the supreme delin-
llobart Rosworth will be seen at the
Arcade Theatre Friday and Saturday
in a role that nearer fits his true na
ture than any he has appeared in since
hp llpramp a nh.itonlay star
While looking about for
looking about for the cast
of "The Foolish Matrons," I.V.uurice
Tourneur was at first a bit puzzlie;;
t0 rjnj an actor who could properly
portray tho roel of Dr. Inn Fraser
with the same dominating force, in i
the same sympathetic nature which 's
-- rrr-.
NOTICE OF RIIF.KIFF'S SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
by virtue of an Attachment Ex2cu
tion and Ordrr of Sale, duly issued
;ut of and under the Real of the Cir
;cuit Court of the State of Oregon for
fine t. oumy oi union, oearing uuie oi
. . .o.m i. k.. .
e'' an'' ('''v'rcJ upon a judgment ami
Order of Sale duly entered in sa;J
i wherein I.a Grande National Bank, a
'cotporatinn. is Plaintiff, nnd Guy J
Glenn is Defendant, in which judgment
Son the sum of $2L8.r)0.OO; with interest
thereon at 8 per cent per annum irom
tne linn day ot November, lazi, until
paid; for the further sum of $538.69,
with interest thereon at o per cent per
annum from the 3rd day of January,
1922; for the further sum of $1,600.00
attorney s fees, and' for Plnintitl s
costs and disbursements herein, un.l
taxed at $15.00, and for accruing
costs, and in which Execution, I am
commanded to make sale of the here
tofore attached Real Property describ
ed in said Execution, to satisfy said
judgment, interest, attorney's fees
and the costs and disbursements
thereof, including accruing costs.
NOW THEREFORE, by virtue of
said 'Writ and in obedience to its com
mands, rwill on Mondny, the 17th
day of April, 19S2, at the hour of two
o'clock p. nil of Auid dny, at the front
door of the'ouiiy Court House, in
tho City ofI.a yirande, in Union
County, Oregon), sell at public nuction
to the highest bkjilJr for cash in hand,
subject to tho BtSlntory rights of re-
coemption, all the Tight, title ana m-
tercst ot said defendant Guy J. Glenn.
in and to the East half of the North-
west quarter of Section 19; the East
half of the East halt of Section, 18, all
in Township 1 South. Range 30, E. W.
M'1n Union County, Oregon.
Dated nt I.a Grande, Union Countv,
Oregon, this the liith day of March,
1922. '
LEE WARNICK,
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon.
Date of first publication, March 10,
1922.
Date of Inst publication. April 13,
1922. 5
Dly Mar. 10-23-30, Apr. 0-13.
YKOMEN.
The Brotherhood of American "Yeo
men, Grande Ronde Homestead No.
288., meets ever second and fourth
Wednesday evcrfinps at Eagles Hall.
Come and investigate the new policies.
All visiting members welcome,
V. T. PATTEN,
Foreman.
MARY E. MAYVILLE,
Correspondent.
It Has Happened in the Best
manifested in the novel liy Donn
H.vme.
when he secured Hohnrt Bosworth for
Maurice Toumeur was delighted
when he secured Huburt tl'osworth for
the part.
The part if somewhat of a new' de
parture for the screen star, aa it will
bring him before the public in a new
light and it ia quite doubtful if they
will ever consent to his goinr back
tot he roles he has starred in during
the past.
n I Liiir.nn I i.
i.The evil that men do live after
thnm said th .wilv Murk lAntonv
in addressing the roman mob after
the assassination of Julius Caesar.
But the catch phrase Is not only fnlise
....... . .L
pnycnoiogy, oui also untrue 10 inc
common exDerience of us all. In
other words, man can live down his
Kenyon has made into a dramatic
story, which Golilwyn has filmed on-
cur the title of "Beating the Game."
Tne pe0pe through whom the au-
,hor tells his dramatic story are a
thief, his pal, a U. S. Senator inter-
este() ,n 0i iniinoloify, and a country
who ia the fina aKt,nt n a wrVA
of strange forces that command an
about face in the ideals of tho thief.
Tom Moore, the well known Goldwyn
star, plays the role of "Fancy
Charlie, the thief, who enters the
home of the Senator with the purpose
of robbing him. Discovered, he is
treated courteously, much to his sur
prise, nnd given $5,000 to go to the
Senator's home town and lead an hon
orable life. Under the impression that
the Senator is a "master" mind in
the underworld, the thief actuully
tries the experiment and discovers
that it is much easier to make a suc
cess as an honest man than as a crook
Many obstacles are placed in the
patn ot tnis scrupulously nonesi man
who, now that lie naR developed a pas -
sion tor nonest dealing, ir more rigm
in ins principles wiun uir iuyhsiiiv.-m.
How he discovers the Senator's ex
periment and wins the girl of hi
choice, making a fitting climax to ai
powerful story ably directed by Vic- j
tor Schcrtzinger and excellently acted.
Also showinpr a comedy.
Susjrosts That Klicviff Turn
Over Tax Money Daily
and Thereby Make for
Economy in
fail's.
, ...
(iii'itiv I
PENDLETON, Mar. fcfl. That tho
county may bo savCd a cousiilerablo
sum of money in tho course of a
year by reason of Interest money
secured which Tins not accrued to
tho benerit of the county funds In
the past Ib the Bubstance of the first
report made by 'Whitfield, Whltcomb
& Co., to the county court under ail
arrangement recently entered Into
whereby the firm of public account-
nuts examines county books once
every month.
The savin e can be effected in the
sheriff's offlco by a new plan which
will make it possible for tax money
'La Camille Corsets
are the Ideal foundation for
your new costume. As style,
fit and comfort are the essen
tial to proper corstlng, "La
Camille" Corsets will V glv
your figure the. fashionable Si,
silhouette and the necessary
aupport to bring out itl best
lines. The celebrated.
"ve.ntiijO" hack
eliminates boning pressure
along tho spine and pressure
ot laces In front, thus assur
ing perfect comfort to tie
wearer.
Why not know what rei
corset satisfaction Is be fit
ted to "La Camille."
A Complete niork Always
On Hand.
Trices 92.50 and Up.
Mrs. Robt. Paltison,
Corsetlere
lies. 1702 cor. Spring and Oak
Thone 322-W
Families
THOSE
TABLE
LXjALl
u ll I
ARE
SFFS WAY FOR"
11 MONEY
foast of Paris
'MY
-J 4
& AW
J
Mlto. Dhcrlyo Is being toasted m
Paris aa tho most beautiful woman
la Europo. Artists proclaim her!
IH'olllo perfect 1
received by the office to bo turned
over to the oKflco of the tu asuror
ft
inoio promptly than Is now tho case. I A convention of the Indies' auxll-1
This money, the report points out, jl"fy to tho brotherhood will also
will cither draw Interest or It may "pen May 8. Kach of the SO broth
be used to pay off warrants which ! erhood lodges and of tho 4 22 au.xi:-
draw Interest. i:iry IihIkos will bt' represented at;
MembiTs of tin county court hnvel'he respective t onventlona by a dele
expressed their satisfaction at the P'""". ami numerous members will
. uts0,iity ,)f niiikiun a s.ivlnsu
, UU wjy- rccnimnciulnilon
lh) UI1(1U tirm la lia fi,,s:
DECORATIONS
lly Associated Press)
MANILA. V. I.. Mar. 30. Major
Samuel I. Johnson, who was In com
mand ot the inteiiiallouul police
force nt Vladlstok In HUH, bus Just
received his 27tli divoratloT,. the
last one being, the Chevalier Order
of the Crown of Italy. This Is the i
second decoration the Itiliin kov-
ernment has Riven Major Johnson
w iiu nils iuuuuib Html iirui ij
".importaiit Kovoniniunl on earth.
Major Johnson is now lnaniiRer
of 11 larno luinbiir coinp;:y on the
Island of NeKroa. .
('olonel Charles D. Uliodos, chief
of staff of the Philippines depart
ment also ruculved the decoration
of Commander of the crown of BM-
11 1 inn. the citation being read by the
Belgian consul. Major Johnson's
decorations have come from tho fol
lowing governments: Three decor
ations from the Argentine Republic;
the dlstl'ngtiishtd service cross nnl
Siberian campaign medal rrom tne
United Stutes; distliiKiiished service;
order from Great P.rltaiu; the croix i
de guerre with palm from France;
emblem of the knipht. of the crown
-i.
m inn nn i nr
vfljun ruLL ur
TiS.te'nmnmMif, II II L i 1
m 1 If W. GETS R'TCSTTT.TS P
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CX"J KiSSii I 1-OimTD States National-Bank
-1 Tu'-----iA Wm ,
ms
i l ii it
-J
I W4 THIS 13 THE THIRD TlfiE
I've ASKED -OO To Br?IMi3 M2
SCISSORS OFF THE
THESE)
RIGHT- ALLRlGHTn5"
uo,.,: le
1 ' t
YOU
' mwl tirtlo. of tho rrowti of I inly from
Italy; dtitttnKuislu'd service, war
'croHD from Cueiho-Slovakit. ; tho.ritt
j InK sun, Imperial order of Meiji
from Japan; Htrliel tior of the or
der of Wen IIu from Chlim: order
of the. whitu eiilo with sworit from
Serl)la, and ofik'ers ordrr of St
(ieortfe und a dozu other docor
iitlons from Russia.
I0PEN SHOP TO
! BE GDNSIDEHED
i i. .
Locoinof ivo FironuMi and
Kiiinccrs Will Moot in
Amuin! ( 'onvont ion I hir
ing f;l '
(By Associated Tress)
; HOrSTON. Tex., Mar. HO. The
- 20th convention of the Brotherhood
I of Locomotive Fireman and KiiKlne
! men, to open hero May 8, will con
sider the ((tiestton of the open shop,
that of the effort for universal
wane reduction, and n propos.il to
develop the labor press. It will
also consider reports of two con
ferences in Chicago; tho political
progressive conference of February
21 aud the conference of February
2K. between .representatives of the
I'nltod Mine Workers, tho lon
shoromen, and the railroad em
ployes' organizations, to promote
i' loser relations.
t jititenHi unotiK'iaiiy. 'rweiv.o loimes
Qf (Were represented nt tho first broth-1
ierliood convention in 1874. !
V BANKRUPTCY SAI.IC.
I NolVo is heieby given that Monday,
jjhe SriViiy of ApriK 192:, at the hour
I of ten oV'lock In the morning, nt the
i office ot H. K. Bixon, Referee
Bankrupt I will receive seated bids
for the stoi"k of automobile parts und
i accessories former)
bclonk-ink" to 10.
F. Huff, HankKiPt,
kcepting tires nn.!
! tubes.
All bids musthe
ccompnnied by a
ten per cent of
, and the Trustee
certified check
the amount of the
i reserves the right
a'l bids.
o reject nny and
JESSE CRUM,
Trustee in Bankruptcy of the
Estate of Eugene F. Hug
lily 3-28-r.t
Welders of
lily 3-28-lit I-
I 'sTl .TV
fin i- ' i-i . t- tvn
I II II IHE IlEASON FOR OUIl SUBSTANTIAL UROWTH .III! .
is our Substantial, Service
mam c,t
I II f 4J 7 J f IV O O O U II II
11
V COTJTTWTTTTV
; THE BEST EQUIPPID
, IN EAST OREGON
Cylinder Ketrintllne Crankshaft Regi-ladlng
Piatoni, PLstun Hints, Pwton PIdi
Car and Tractors of 40 Makes Overhauled
l
.11
Mublta Work f A.U Bh3
sjt. I ,
ft7 Dp vfaltprxi
I to ttka
Ik
LOQITON'S WELDING
AW MACKISC. WORKS
M
Thfl order wan organized in 17
hy 11 firemen. At thi iant con-
vmition in l!Ufl a niemhersliip of.
116.UHI) was reported, Kuneno V.
Doha fcjis jiraml secretary nnd treiin
uror iaJH80, and editor and inun
WV.W of t mnavitno of tho order
from 1RS0 '
SI .IK!.!.
.iir(l $1
Ten pounds oljar $Ur0 at People's
Market. Phone Main 747.
Our Standing
Depends
On Our
Clothes
Values
Wo realize that our stand
ing In this community de
pends on giving dollar-for-
dollar value. '
X For that reason we soil
idler Collegian Clothes.
Tbo value of. these clothes
sustains our nimlation for
sellljiK
inYrl
clothes that satisfy.
noosing iiur cluthes.
"Wlll folks at ylionio get
full ilne fur tlyir money
out orW them?" twaa the
questloiiVvo bad l answer.
And
iller Col-
leglau
Yea."
iiswerlng
Co mo and .see'
clothes. Nolo how.
the Riiiullnst detail,
euro In finish is
these
even to
extreme
evident.
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