La Grande evening observer., April 08, 1926, Image 5

Thursday, April 8, 1926.;
LA GRANDTC EVENING! OBSERVER K
1 ( Local News In Brief j
COMING EVENTS
April 20181 day to refftotct
A rur primary elect km.
J! May 8, 4, ft, -Slat convention
I ( qjr Women's club In 1
ffMajr , T; 8 Oregon DeMolay,
convention m ua uranue.
May 21 1'rlinary clectloii.
l Juno 0. 10,11 -Caton Ureatocfc
show at Union, Ore. .
July liJ, 33, 31 Convention of
Nortliwct ileal Km (ate um
elation In -I Grande, .
K1. 32, SS, 24, and 25 Union
county fair at nigta, un.
rc from Inion
Jf T. W, ln-llorde was a visitor to
I
La urnmto una morning rrom un
lroe to linker
(. l Pennington uuit lo Uuktr
day oil business. : .
j'loduy oil business,
Mien? from Kntei'iirlMw-
Mrs. H. K. llocketL und children
fare registered ut thu Komnior. hotel.
ritelt1 'home in at .hntorprlscv
Here'. from NiimmorvUIr . ,-.
Mr. John Hacker und son Mnnaithe Murlnello Beauty shop.
und Miss Hetu Hacker were visit !
rs to l.a Grande yesterday from',
Hununervilkv, .,, " . , . :.
-,.r.,. F. , .i .
I1eir liust Mali i, t
Mr. and Mrs, Uv (trleiwr.'- of.
Alieel. were visitors to al Grandw
(last night,
They visited ut tliehuS-
ipital he
I Ml WflV to Itl'COVI'l'V
Utile Jtmmm Leslie, who hiis
Fbeen 1I for several weeks was re-,
' ported to be muCU. Improved to-
tday. '' He Is now well on the way-to
recovery it was said this morning.
Homo from I taker f -:.
Mrs. C. V. Malefsand baly-
dfiuBhter, Wltinu. arrived In. I. a
Grande this moi'iiliiK on their way
home after visltliiK at Itaker. for
(lie- past week. , ,
HctmiiH frani J'ortlnnd-
K. H. Appleby, publisher of 'the
Observer; returnel this morning
from Portland where he ' talked
yeslerday before the Portland Ad
veiiitilng club meeting at the
Ben
son hotel.
Driving Home to New York
Mr. and Mrs. Alnslln Huck,
lMihri1fl N.w. Vnrlc were In
Grande last night on route hoirn
from a visit on the coast. They are
making the trl'i by automobile., '
' . - '; : - r : :t
't.-ilt)rs from lx'wiston-
, Mfci. Zclnin. Kohl 11 lid M rs.- Bai4
I It ro wn and children.1 'of Te'vlsfon;:
ldnliifir' -friiesls-ln Lu Grande.for
a day or Iwp. They camo by motor; 1
, 1 ' 1 '
flaking Income Tax Inveslgftlioii':Grande'1or a shoti time yesterday
C. F. Itellly, of Portland, Intef 0 fternoou. Moth Krutxer and Mc
nat revenue agent, Is In La Grande t Atree '.ure prominent in Washing-
for a week making Income tax
vestlgatlons:f Hf Is senior off h;al
fnr the territory comltrlstng Wash
ington, Oregon and Alaska.
Iteltirns tlome to tidon
Ktdpptng In La Grande on her
way homo to I'nlon from. Portland.
JUrs. .1. W. Kennedy vltJlted her
i-'iight"r her". Mrs. J. A. Whiter
Sou and Mrs. M. W." Huffman. She
luiilinued her. trip home this
morning. j .
VIUed .Mother Two Month
. Mn u t.- ii,.i.-.,it tn.i i-rt.
sons. Stanley and Kandall, passed
through La Grande this morning
! on their way hoin' to Mnterprlsc.
r Th'y have ben visiting at Spring-
fh'ld. Oregon for Hie past two
. mouths with Mrs. Hockelt's mo
fether. t. v.--
f Arrived from Portland
! i Mrt. H I.. Hnchns nrrlvtwl In Lit
Grande this morning from Por
hind and will be employed In the
railway freight of rices here. Mrs;
Jtughes formerly made her home
In ai Grande, hut bus been til
Portland for
months.
the
past', seycral
Visit Husbfliid Hew
Mrs. Charles Larson came
to
a
Grande from KIkIii yesterday . and j Interspersing the plot are catchy
'will visit, here for several days songs and dances by a large chor
wlth her liiifband who Is at Grando jus. Hesldes tho chorus numbers
Honde hospital. Mr. Larson had a j Included In the opera several spec-
major operation some time ago.
Jte is reported lo be recovering
find will he able lo leave the hos-i
pital before many more days.
PlanU'd Fruit Trees
- Houth McKeunon, of Alice!, and
Harry I'Msher. farmer In the fcum-
TENBLETON
Indian
Robes
And
AUTO UOUUS
For your car.
Select one today.
$7.13 to $21.00
llobcs of Quality
CUNTS CLOTHIER Y
"The Store With A Conscience"
mcrvtlle district, wore In l.u
Grando this morning. Mr. MeKon
non has Just completed the plant
ing of forty young fruit trees on
hla place. A largo nurt of the or
chard planted arc delicious ap
ples. There will be some peach
trees, plum trees and cherry trees.
In 1'oHIaimI I'ew Day
Kugcno Tolls Is In Portland for
n, few days. Miss Kdrla MnKulre
Is playing the pipe organ lit. the
Arcade, theater during - his ub-
SCnC'C. ' ;'' V ,
til Willi Kin
Avery Harrison, who has been ill
ut his homo of the flu for the past
week Is reported lo be better lot
day. although he Is still unable to
i bo up. n
Hnri I rHetuml Noniw
Mr. -Voss, of Knterprlue, was
sent, here yesterday from Wallowa
county with a. severely, fractured
nose. Mr. Voas Is employed with
h , jyjt Oro Lunb 'rompuIiy
i , ... v i
ut fcntcrprlsu.
Home from I'oi'tlnml
. Mm Myrtle XSelst returned to
her: homu yesterday after u few
days in -Portland on business con
nected wlth; her ' beauly parlor
I h(ro Mrs. ClvM In proprietor ol
; :.. - i : -
Word 1tcoKcil from Itocsclis ,
. Vim Observer, lias received 'a
JcHrd from. Mr. and Mrs. Jul I oh-
' iioeaen. wnp wiui ineir son. jiar
V" are on . a . trip
around the
V or"V J "
card .-wan mailed from
China, i
r .f you could deliver your
a paper, svllh the, dally iicwh ovefryone
on shipboard,, would be a sub
J H'.'.rlber: 'vMr. Ituesch writes," cur
- . J, . yuiy seuiei.
-.v - ' "
-T"."" ' "f
J. N,, Jitshop, resident ' -lilKhway
engineer of Haker, wan In l.a
Grande I his momlnir on his way
hack from Peiidtelon. Mr. Ilishup
left fjakcr sevei'al days ufxo on an
Itispectlon trip of Mie John Day
hlffhwuy through Tralrie t'tly and
Arlinfftort and rolurnvd ly way of
the Oregon Trail highway.
i I'roMrain At Hot Lake
V. A. W. Nelson and IiIh ilautrlilcr
and- son. Lois unl itiiHHvll. are po
Ing to, Hot .Lake tonight (o assist
In one of the Heml-weekly pro
grams -there.. .Mr, Nelson, secre
tary of t)it.Old Oregon Trali as-
, jsocllitton: will speuk on "Htde Trips
J Off the Old Oregon Trail in Kast-0j--;
era. Oregon.' ; "'His. daughter and
i ,1. son will offer litusUutl numbers.
f'Yf 'V,iy
will . also spcuk l
'
In City .Vertonlnr-
'lUitiirnlhg to their home in Upo
liane; from tlie Hot Lalie
Ttfiff hVMf.' 1 1 linvtr-trr,
snnator
"hr enr un rterrlli r A
consultation for the past two
weeks,. Mm and Mrs. Olio Krutser j
1141 II IJUUIH j. ivil.'ll UC Ml(liCU III 1 ill 1
In-Ylon business circles. Kralxcr owns
: a large ? Jewelry, store- while. Mc-
Atce operales a chain of laundries.
RAILS CARRY
AIRMAIL TO
BOISE, IDAHO
fContlnued from Page. One),
dav, -Vuck making a .good landing
In spltCr of. rough air. A new Cn--
ffl'io and the lack of a tachometer
were blamed for tin trouble,' The
plane Is ta'remnln hero until a new
motor can be brought from Hol.se,
ot .Pasco.-' ,
PEP ABOUNDS
IN CLUB SHOW
((Continued from Pntrc Nine.)
similar role as Hud Simpson, Mar-
garcl's brothi-r.
Vere Hlair. ns Willie the baby
boy, adds much lo the comedy of
the production. Mrs. T. It. Max-
well Is Mrs. Talcott, Willie's, mo
ther. -The character of Pedro Nlc
soltne. Is played by Karl Dunham,
of Haker. Waldo Stoddard takes
the part of the guide.
lal dance featun-s have been udd-J
cd, Including the Charleston, a
French minuet, colonial toe dance
and others, Hetwei-n acts Mlsr
.lane Htange and Kills Milligan
will give a skate dance and Trillian
Ashby will give a Juki lance num-
her.
GRANGE riflMES
CLUB LEADER
Mrs. Grace Grout was selected as
club leader for a girl's club for the
dllsrlet, provided oho. can be or
ganiiied, and plans for an effort to
secure the cooperation Of the
young people of the district for u
boys' club, ut. the meeting of the
Ml ue Mountain grange yesterday.
Mrs. Kutherlno Hedhead was In-,
stalled as secretary, succeeding the
former secretary, resigned.
Announcement was made thai
the grango will hold special me
morial exercises in the near fut
ure -at Grange hall.'
Tho afternoon waa taken up
with music, und address on club
work by Mr. I'nlhan, of the O. A.
(. uxtensiou service, and with a
lecture on Chinese wuys und cus
toms by Mrs. K. A. , Sayre, The
lecture was illustrated by numer
ous pictures and curios.
PRESIDENT
REDEFINES
POLICIES
(Continued lYom Pugo 1.)
lug to discharge this same obliga
tion other countries have been ani
mated b y the same motives which
have inspired us." ( "
DIscusMes licou'tic.
" 1)leusKlng the league of nations,
Mr. Coolldgc. nit Id the United Stales
had refused to adhoiv to ttiat or
ganization hecause It wished "to
refrain Vroni Interfering1 In .the po
litical affairs of others."-
'' J t will be of great licncflt," he
added, '''If the people'tan bfl' lTtr
formed that we take parkin aduiiu
Isteling Inteinatlonal Justice be
cause It affects us. ye do. not bo
conio Involved hi the political con
troversies of other countries be
cause they are no no or our affairs."
Mr Coolldgc appealed tor "u
belter understanding" among the
uv. i n r 11 1 1 m-1 01 11 imi 1 1 ifi ii iiiuiik imu
peoples of the world in the Interest
of peace. In touching upon 1ho ef-
forts lo restrict armaments. .
CALIFORNIA
STORMS ARE
FATAL TO
(Continued from Page 1)
ditiirrhti-i- find .Insenh Aiinii. 11 ir
11, wlien he was hurled Into (i 1
flooded stream as the bridge on
whiuh he was standing was torn
out, .
jACKKO.VVILLK, Kla. Apr. S.
(AH) Communications on (tho of Hie week. Mr. Maughan started trull, anu, it uc not. uciieveu tnat
east coast of Flortdii' were severed his suwniJll recently hut reports' 'much of U10 fruit is Tar enough ad
early today by a high wind and that work has been 'rat her slow, us j yuncod to be Injured yet. --....-:.
elect rienl ' stoi For a short ninjiy of the logs contain much frost !'- A. nutn hereof persons from this
wry 1! all points south jof Fort yet i lo expects to suw for a hort nd OfiUIC vaeyweru 111 atlcnd-
eui orr irom itic.l.iUne on some logs wnicu " nave
world.. 'Meager n-poris from t ije
storm an a Indicated that there
WBB ;nilKiil i I y uiunum:' unu
prnetieiilly no casualties.
. 'Tis Shame How Unashamed Dogs Are!
NHW YOU K (NKA). IPH Just '
positively shocUinlr, that's all! ;i '-
The ,wny the ordinary-' canine
eitizeli of this gnkit and glorious
rounti-y .runs uround unclothed,
that is. : .
Will dogs as a class never learn
th" rudiments of modem fashion J .
And begin to live up to them?
"l-'ranele" wonders.
AIsolulely correct as to dally
and nightly attire- Is Prnnclc.
Morning frocks, a I I c r n o o n
drt-s.a-s. evening garb, golf to.y:,
dressing rolics, pajumrts these an .1
many more you'll find in Fruncte'u
wardrobe.
Once a year, at least. Frnne'.o
roe's to Pails with Mrs. Sidney V,.
Wl I Mania, New York social leader,
to replenish her store of raiment.
Five thousand a year it costsr
hnl tush! Tiiink of- the money
that's spent on chewing gum!
' Wot (a shame t hat more don's
don't follow l-'rahcie's erample,
Wolta sliaiue. Indeed!
CHAPIF.lt GltfiAMZFH
PI;.NILKTI)X.'Cre., Apr..Ki (AP)
The Pendleton chapter of tin; re
seervo officers' association wits
forined hen last . niglit. Major
Charles It. Vtnler wius named presi
dent; Captain J. I. Arneson. vice
president; Lieutenant Spraguo Car
ler, secretary and LhMitenant Tom
M liner, treasurer. lieutenant Col
onel Clarence It. llotchktss. presi
dent or the state association, as
sisted In the- organization.
Tornado Wrecks
One man lost his life, eight more u ere hurt-and ion rdl der
ricks were knocked over when a tornado st i nek the oil fields
near Ornnire, Texas, Photo shoua a -view of part of the field
alter the disaster. i
O. N- Ulrseh, of Warm Springs. Cal.( had soinu unexpected guests when Jlcujnmin Torrry und
V" A- Geary, in an airplane piloted by Torrey, dropped In on his ranch, wrecking both house und
plane- The flyers, however, escaped without u scratch -f . ,
HORSE DRAGS
r
.." WALLOWA ; Ore. (Speehil)
Wlllard 'Hell, who Is working Tor
C. 4. MuulerV.hndj a narrbwiescapo
from being seriously Injured while
riding a wild horse on Whiskey
creek tile latter part of Jasi. W'eek.
lie was riding itlong u narrow trajl
above a, steep hank when the horse
started running und bucking and,
fearing the horse would fall down
the sleep hank, Hell started to get
1 .
' of''' ulul la ''"lag so his haml was
' J'" Kl u loose irom iih- norn or urn
I saddle,' while he had one foot In
l the stirrup. lUs foot hung In the
J stirrup and he was-drugged for a
I considerable- distance before coirt-
lug loose. He escaped with a bad
Iv 'Sprained wrist und-a. few minor
bruise. The horse he was riding
was one which Klvyn Hunter was
riding recently, 'when he lost tho
i- reins and sufi'ered a broken collar
1LLQI MAN
rd'hone when the horse Inicked into
a juniper tree. Hell expeefs to he
'able to
:turn to work the first of
j t hu week, he states.
M. M. Maughan, of Ihe Miuighan
umber company, of Powwutka.
i wan a business visitor hero tho ln.nt
' tteen seaiicrcti uround tfie yard,
from which the frost has left, and J
Fiiimn t j i iki 1 1 ii in I n io in i i ii mi ivu.
I that the frost will have been druwn
100 Oil Derricks
I- h
k 3
ft
I i Unexpected Guests Drop in Unhurt
from other logs. .
' Mike Hayes and Hcnrv . Miirpliv
I left recently: for Powwatka, where
they will plto . lumber for the
Maughan company. . - , .
Y'' . . Itoads t;ut I p. '
, All dirt roads In this section ot
the eonnlry have been badly cut
up affuln since thoi recent stvrniH.
A nuiubcr of the roads,, were drag
ged recently and w.orp'Uegiiinli.g to
get In falrly good condition. : Y
Norrin Cuaitns. of1' I tine, was
ut tho Guslln ranch the hud of the
week getting a, load of seed grain.
'II. O. Anderson and family vis
ited Sunday .'i(t-M J. U.t G as tin's.
Charles, Kljtyjlnlmiiier, ,pf Lv.a,
was a business visitor here the last
of the wcckt"; - Y ; .v v;!'' ' " i
! The.cuecqt' storms . have 'been
.1- 1 ..... i-
gooui lor-geiiiug ine gras in pas.
1 - ,
lured, und on the ranges stKi ted oil
In good; shape. ICncournglng )e
lorts come from those who have
hern on the summer range areas
during the past few. weeks. 1 ;.
Frank Hoyd.' or Jower vuly.
who purchased a 'tractor a. short
tlmo ago, reports he has had excel
lent success, and has the greater
part of his plowing done at thin
time. v.j - - - - .
nnHldrriihio itninnnt nr rri.
inn- i.i.a 1 lu... ,iininn iix.l
' ,mW wwk 0r ten dnys. ; however,
most of the farmers -are o . the
opinion -1hat . practically no. dam
ngc has resulted, .ux. 11 bout ;the only
ith1nfr which-would-: bw eiwily in-
Jured by tho frost t Ibis Ume. Is
n m; iiinuiii hihwh in
verpi ise buuh uay nigiii.'
,: Itruco Cot ImLU-ovcd.
The niiuiy friends of Hrucc Cox
are. pleased "lb learn that he Is
feeling greatly Improved In health
since going to Seaside, a few weeks
ago. - It is reported that he expects
to return homo, soon'
Klmer Osborne and Glenn Kng
liwh, who arc farming the hill
ranches of J. H. llaun In the lieap
section, were umong the Wallowa
visitors Hi 6 last of the week. They
have been liusy plowing some dur
ing the past two. weeks, j. .
Funnel's In the valley sections are
finding this an Ideal time, which
to plow sod. A. considerable amount
of nod plowing has been done at
various farms along the valley this
(spring. -
,. Farmers Turn to Flax.
A number of local runner ap
pear lo be somewhat Interested In
Hie flax growing project which was
explained ut meetings In this coun-
t.x lnul nr. ...If I... tMI)lr... '!,.. ur.t.
, of th; O. A. C. extension service,
land K. J-L Smith.- of Portland. It.
j Is expected that vnough farmeiH
will- try out small plots each to
make a considerable acreage In
this end.. of Hie valley. The flax
growing business is something en
llrelv new to most rurmonc In i thls
4 section but Ihe offer of $2.62 a
iiuner nir mm yi" ' Ol li'JH nuunun
good, when the prices which have
been received for other classes of
grains In past veers ure considered.
fen in Meek delivered some hogs'
to .. i. Maxwell at Wallowa t he
last of the week.
To Save You Money
The primary object of "Men'n Wear" cloth
ing service for men is to sell "Better Merchan
dise" for less money; to save the customer
on every article. Through our buying channels
we are proud to say we have, accomplished this.
Watch Our Prices Compare Them! i
. Save by Trading Here.
Snap Brim Hats
Light shades, fancy
bands .:..$2.95
Dress Shirts
Collar - attached and
neckband 98c to $1.95
Men's Wear
Money-Saving Cash Store For Men
1309 Adams Avenue La Grande
-y
OIL WORTH
$12,000,000
IS BURNING
(Continued From Tago 1.)
hud been burned.
, Kor several houis ''after 1 the.
abandonment of the great oil far in
to the advancing flumes the sltua
llon remained unchanged. Y. ,
- All six of the btg reservoirs con
tinued todjurn as fiercely as at-tin
outbreak In the small tank .'''field.
At least five were aflmne. ';"' '
Oil uu'ii experienced' in Ylle
fighting predicted that v tho - next
crisis would comowheri thu .two
Matest reservoirs to take fire would
boll over as the other four:. had
done, when the flumes reached the
moisture at their lower depths,'1
Several farms nearby have, been
deserted by their occupants and
these ranches are expectedto be
directly In the patch of the running
oil wh;n Hie next big reservoir
bolls over some time during the
day. 1 '
The total amount of oil nfire
Is six million barrels, whiih
2 per barrel, an aggregate of
$i2,ouo,ouu. ' . '.:
H1RA, Cul
Apr. . n. (aj).
wo large reservoirs of the trulon
(HI company, tank, farm oh - Hie
edge of this town, struck by light
ning tills morning arc afire: , a
hamlet. of from I f lov,-l'. honies
occupied by oil workerH,r is
hemmed in . by the flames lin I
has been . abandoned, and duihage
estimated at $:t,omi,000 had . re
sulted up to 10:110 o'clock- today.
Tho burning tanks are owned: by
the muita company as those uluo
aflUi 'itt 'Sarf (lulls' obtKpo.1 .'in
No loss of 11 Tu ; lias been 're
ported. - ' , , r r;-
The explosion which ' followed
the ; striking of thu lightning bolt
broke wlnootv glass in so'oiul sec
tions of this town ami did Home
damage Lo plastered walls. -Y'
One woman was reported In
jured by falling plaster.
POLICE COURT
TRIAL SOUGHT
fPnntiniiod From Page 1.)
agents w.c have? .lust 'Z'A."
"That's an unlucky number,"
observed Senator Heed.:
Asked by Heitalor Koed whetlier
dry anenls who had left the ser-vic-
and were now trying to gel
back because or the oportunlty to
iimke money tlie witness sahl he
did not waul lo answer, but added
"we have arrested only two agenla
thus far."
Telling of efforts to get evidence
against agents, the district attor
ney said he had told one offender
lie would not pudloek his place if
he would tell to whom he had
paid protection,
"Me refused lo fell me," Buck
ner said. "He declared my life
would be afstalse If J did tell you.
I would mfl live Ut hours.
"Finally lie told me his last pay
ment had been ffi.tiuo to two
gangsters to prevent a raid."
Anton J. t'crmnk of the Cook
county board, Chicago, submitted
slut Isllcs lo show Incruiises In
crime. ' alcoholism. . poverty anil
Dress Shoes
Special lot ....$1.89
Work Shoes
Built for hard wear
$2.-19
pauperism In Chicago since the
Volstead act became law. v V ' .
A statement prepared by Geortfe
J'!. Hronnan, democratic national
committeeman from Illinois, und
candidate for the senate said that
among the things for which- we
are indebted to tho Volstead act
are:
'Increase lu drunkenness; In
crease In Immornllty; disrespect for
law: corruption among officials
mvorn to uphold tho law; tho boot
legger hnd the rum runner; . In
crease In murder: Increase In In
sanity; poison liquor; - nvoonahlno
deaths; blindness,' !
HOSPITAL HAS
$8,500 X-RAY
(Cuntlniicd.Froin Tubo 1.) i
The X-1 ay room has been re
modeled, so that only that pa:t
of the equipment with which the,
patient comes , lu contact Ik in
sight.; The machinery la relegated
to a small room across the hul
from which- the, power Is con
veyed by , conduits. In another
compartment .near by. .the X-ray
negutlves are finished and pro'-!
pared for. examination.
Hut the new X-ray equipment
Is only one Item,, though u large
one. In tho general improvements
und additions that have been made
at thu Grande Uoude this spring.
Wards have been remodeled and
rooms titillxcd to Increase the ca
pacity from 66 to 75 beds. Floors
have been scraped and ftnlshc 1.
Walla and woodwork have boui
redecorated, the old finish having
been replaced by paint in rest f el
tones of gray, And window -drapes
delightful surprise. hi hospltnl
.furnlsjllllgs--havo, been fashioned
of cheery , rose-colort'd nmterials.
Mew FtiriiUtire ln. .: v
t New furniture made of steel und
finished to resemble mahogany has
.been Installed.., th many ; of the
rooms. " Kven ; tlie .ohulrs V and
dressers tire of ,:nu;tal, artisticulfy,
but practlcnlly designed. The beds,
.host of u II, m;o; i.ua do with springs
that hingu, at; sJiort -intervalH, so
that eccentric .actum, can. be I'D-!
Ilevcd by ,111c adjustment of levels'
and tilts. ,PrlVat'e baths attach if
several o tlid better rooms, audj
they, too,, are .'deep ruled In pleuu-l
1ng grays.' Y'.Y,' ' - I
Valuable' udditlons have be ii ,
made this spring to tlie cqulpinvut
of the major und; minor surgical!
departments - and " the obstetrics
room. lOach of these departments Is
served by supply, sterilizing and
instrument rooiiis Their neut rovs
and stacks of supplies and equip
ment ' are second ,in - fascination
only to- the nursery, where the
pln1(: und bhie-tiiinmed baskets
tol the number Of recent visits!
of itho siork. , 7; Y v I t .. .v t s I
Improvements' liavo not ben
Jimlled to tho .prlvnte rooins and I
specialized deparlmenis, however.
Aprons
lInblcathed,LinenJjiJseaiuLJllUB
White Dotted SwisH.
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, Men's fancy Rayon
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