La Grande evening observer., May 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 3

Monday. May 20, 1H27.
LA (.'KAN PR KVKNIN(J Ol'SEKVEU
QcietyNews
Piano and Violin
Students Appear
In Music Recital
A Bi-oup nf piano i,, viulin
kill. I. Ilia l Su'rr,l ,.H,. ,,,.u,,.i,v
prim-ntt-d In mHuI Sulunluv
II 11. '1110(111 at ill,. R,.,. 0, M .r
rrcil KliuHIl, Iknu Ki'i'.iiiil sin.. , u
tiioro i.i-ouil or lnl..,..si,., imn-nln
iimi lili'iKld iill,.uilliiK.
ThP rooniH ,l,cni,., ,villl
linuiiui'ls of rusi.s mi.l lihun. T.n
irlrlK iikiiii.iI In iilnnii niiinhiMH
linil two pluycl violin si-l,..ionn.
TllC Violin Mli-i'llOMH .,. iuy,.,
liy ell-leu I'lutli un.l viKinl;i
Wlllhim-i, Willi .lininllii S( llKiiiR-or
hk itliiiio nccomiiiinisi,
. Kullnwlntc Is Hi,, piomiun Khi..,:
"I'izi'.lratl" (Tilu) ii in, s
.liiniiiin P!ir.iim,-i-
1 'nl hi-riiic St:i,-Ii
N'M.lini. ( i'SiiIIImiii
"l.iillal.y Wnlio
'I'itl.l.-i-.llii"
Tln-i-,;u lli, ry
Urutroiiriy" .'.
llnpkiri
K.ty
Jiliillila .stiizinK..r
"Ti llltflit SIiikIouh" i':'.i rwoiik.v
i . . I'l. l,.,; I -lin k
.1 n; lilt :i Slitziim-n.
'"I'luyliiliii sk"
MIVllw,--s I A ntolti-'H
Accompanist
K niiil:n
I!m a'.or.:!
rk
Cadiiiau
Mary 'oiU
"IVHiip:i,lr.iir"s l-'nn"
I'aulin,' Tallinn
"Oil Mnonlil s,-a" lam.s
lililli Ni-i.in-i-
Cavoll, " ( Minn, ,n)
' W. I. Amltrisio
VIiKinla M. Willlain.s
Jiiunflii Slitscinger, An
Lillys- '
l:se rr-iM
."Will-n Un - Wisp"
"Keare "row'
Cecil Stewart
"Pasquinata"
"U'-meinhranci '
1'iipanist
llll (!!);:
.1 Ullgimill
. I'Oldiiil
Amltrnsi
...Hnvie,
'eeilia It.ynand
Thursday afternoon of this v.
tin hoys of ihe academy will
presented in recilal nt the nr
-my. TVn boys will take part
Die pi ngrnm.
An Interehlinj pro-'iam has been
nriarified for Tuesday evening, May
4, when Miss hoioiliy i'leasatrs
uill present two piano students.
Miss (fail Mi-Master and Miss 0a
Mao HoukIi. in recital, assisted byjIillt('s -"'in,; um-d.
Mrs. ("J. A. I Iosco w, sopra no, "f 1
The iMitlos. The r-citat will be fOVir (Special)
held in the library auditorium. b-J I-yne was hostess
Klnnliik' at S o'clock. An tnvlta-in"r
'lion is eMended to the nubile !ol
:;illend. I
Following Is the piOKiatn:
i"MaifnoHa Mlcssnnis" lv Vortrt.n.
ttind Narcissus" by .vin, oia.,,n'1 -Nl v- w- -V- 'H'lner. Mr. anl1
;Mae MoiiKh: -Onrotliy" by HmillijM'"- "' r- Hetty and Mrs. A.
jand "Hutterfiy." Cail McMastcr: j ' 'onklin.
t"Souv.nlr" hy irdla. ''I.ullalo" by
lkuon and "Land of the Sky lihre1T-
waier" i,y I'a.iman. oia M i,-' Party Compliments
iiooitii; unn, 1 11 1 1 1 II K 1 II li ini-
dcn-" by Davles. (Jail McMastern
and -Ola. Mae IIoiikIi; "The Nltrnt
Wind.' soul hern dialect sontrs, se
lected, and "The Little Irish (ilrl,"
M rs. I-', A . Moscow ; "1 )a nci 11 v
Onll" by Pnldlnl and "Minuet" by
I'aderewskl. ( Ha Ma" llouh;
Sonr of Love an-i Hop " by 1 1 1 -1 -i'r,
"To the Lif-imc Sun" bv '!'('-
jijsscn and "flipsy nance" by
llnlim, riail Me Masters,
THE OWL'S
Theatrical Cold
Cream
A sup rior cri am made
from finest materials. It is
belter thnn son p and water
for removing dusl or make,
up from the skin.
Will not grow hall-.
One-Half Pmiii(1....50c
Ono Pound 75c
Moon Drug Co.
Ageiits Tor
The Owl Driis Co.
QtiMewed lifjm
made spotless
When cherished pieces of
linen have become mil
dewed, call Clorox, the
modern magic, to your aid.
Unsightly marks of mil
dew quickly disappear
from white cotton and
linen fabrics after soaking
in diluted Clorox. Ahvays
follow the instructions on
the label where thi and
many other uses of Clorox
arc listed.
At All
Qroccrs!
.MIkk rit-anunta Is pliinniiiK two
olhi-r utiiileiil i.i-IIhIh fur llu-n. m
Hit ii if. on.- to !.' May 31. whin
.Miss lioioll.y IlioBJiI.m will !
ir.s. m,.j. (. uih.-r Juni- I,
In whicli .nsi J iiillt It Sn.nliir.ii.i
will
ll'li-ur.
Wallsingev Home
Scene of Party
j One of Hi,, fdst vurnlinn tiim
' parlli s of iiiC H..UMUH was h.l.l at
tin. Thuinas WullitinKi'i' holm- ne.ir
Alli'.. Saturday ivonlnK, wh.-n
i aliout 3f, ol Thomas Jr.'H yollri'
1 fi'linils motor. .,1 out frori I. a
; tliaiiile in,,! sui prised him, th.;
, OffUHllHI b.-lnif his . I n Ii I , c n I 1,
j t.irt Inlay nmiivi-i-saiy.
I 'I'lu- happy spirit ol' In lorina lit v
i which always pr.-vatls on such ,.c
i casions w li.-n .Ucli one present
feels responsible tor the enterfuir.
i uient and also for the eats" was
I evident. jss ,,.UI1 w,.Kit I,.,,
, crurge or the entertainment and
j several interesting games were j
J played, alte,- which the buy ml !.!
up tlir iliniiiK room rut unci -n-joy-il
ilan.-in' until lunch tiim-.
-Miss Myrlh- Wflh-ork Ii l-l
''ItaiK'- of - Hi,, j-, ric.sliiiii'iit.s. (f
whU-h a law hirthiluy 'aU with
IS MKhtcl cainlh-s uas a IValuiv.
'I'hi' i-ak' was cut and panni-il ity
I tic ymm host. Mrs. K. l- W i 1 1 -'("!;
lia.l char1,'!' of tin- kilcln .1.
assist iui; M. U'allsiiiKr lo ar
ranpc a.sn 1 m.-rit of saiul-
wichi'. pickhs. cuke ami f run
salad liroirj; Nt hy I he vomit; p.-o-plc.
At a la It hour (Tie vm-HtN dc
paitcd, wishing (he iionnr tfU't
many mure haVPV Idiihdays.
V
The honie nl Mr. and Mis. John
Kunhert; at Main av.-nuc was
ti-e se.-n- of .1 del ik hi l ul pari v
li h'ay ev. nine win n al-ol ;(
til inlicr.H of the christian Knde.'t
vor f-ocie'y of thf (,'hri.siian church
Were eulejlaiiii'd lionoriiis (hose ot
their mn, -i who gfad-iat d fi-oni
hiyh scho(l last Wtduesd-iy eve-'
niiif,.
A t liiv.-course dinner was Kerv-;
d at ":."(. after wliieli Kinnes
were played until adjournment a I :
it late hour. The rooms were dec-'
oraled w it It jnirplc and jtold, I lie
ctasM colors, lai'K
hOU-'llets
Mrs. I. on
;s at a small din
r liom' ' iiei e.
l'Vl',l.'r '
1 u' prettily decorat
'' ith tulips and apph bUtssom
Covets were laid for six. Uesidt
"Osiers there were I he tte
Mrs John Daniel
Mrs. W. V. Gardner entertained
al bridge Thursday nfternoon com
plimenting' her sister, Mrs. .loiin
Daniel, who has been visiting in
this city from Portland.
Throe tables of cards were en
joyed during the afternoon wit n
Mrs. It oss Katon making hinh
score. M rs. II. Ft a si 11 ussen receiv
ed the consolation ptize.
The rooms were attractively dec
orated with bouquets of spring
(loners. A two-course luncheon
folmwel the afternoon's games.
M rubers of the Swastika Hridge
club Weie n!ertalned Friday eve
ning nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1 .owell Williamson on Oak si reet.
Hridge at three tables was the di
version of the evening and th'
women's club prize was won by
Mrs. Lester AHell. W. II. I'er-'y
received the club prize among the
men players and the guest prize
went to Mrs. L. L. Pougias.
An attractive color scheme of
lavender and yellow was used 10
decorate t he rooms, hoinpiets r f
lilacs and snapdragons being used.
.A t wo-eoui se I uncheon was en
joyed after the curd games.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gable will
entertain the club at its next meet
ing. June 2.
CO VK Special) The Ladies'
guild of the Ascension Kpiscop.i!
church entertained the members
of St. Peter's Aid society of (lie
Kpiseopal church of La. Grande
at the home of Mrs. C. Hertsch
Thursday afternoon. May 1
The guests were Mrs. Gilh. rt
llnrron, M rs. George T. Cochran.
Mrs. IL A. Zurhriek. Mrs. L-e
Wurniek. Mrs. '", ,), Osborne, Mrs.
C. C. Mull, Miss Lucy Wade. Mn.
May Goodnough, Mrs. Frank Itech-j
tin and M 1 ft. Graham, all of La
Grande. The Cove women pres
ent were Mrs. T. C. Hefty. Mr.i.
It. L Marker, Mrs. G. K. Maiker,
Mrs. It. IL Iianlel. Mrs. A. G.
Pup Bag
In mnslnjr ne w whim In tnoru
tags this whlta woolly puppj
rttk liURO lDk allk bow and a
Uiper gpauloc at th toy.
OUT OUR WAY
URT MS
Btn WES ALWAYS Lfl
HE'S ALWAYS
, i HiOfu., i.f ir r I
. iv. 1.111 ruri ui cjir it-vc i u x
1 i-r-TLE SWlP
HUAW-V0AH
HOO -MOO
-PL. -
"iH Oft ii
Sv4W MOTHERS lnT GRAV.
'on kiln,
L. M. L
Mrs. A.
ly. Miss
llam II
Mis. T. K. i onklin. Mrs.
lird. Mis. L. K. Ande!.so:i,
II. Orion, Miss Mess Kei
l.la I'lideruoinl. Mrs. Wll
illmaik and Mrs. 1 . K.
Lavvson.
Six tabtis
joyed durine;
Mrs. Crabaui
and M vp. lit c
of biidKe were
the afternoon
m-'kini; IhkIi
til in s eond.
l''atis Wi
dinner to
day lor a
day al'tei n
ide
lor the annual
Vt il 011 Mi'inorii.l
;ir veterans S;ilur-
In n I h" meinbei's
of Oliver I. Morton Kellef ( 'orps. j ( 'over
No. liT, met at the K. I', hall iajingd
leiftilar butdness session. ja hot
The dinner will be
noon on Memorial d:
at the
Knights of 1'ythias liall.
On Thursday afternoon
members of the corps etijoyi
tra at the homo of Mrs. L.
(iati-i. About -11 meinlMts we
present. A program of musical
lalks wan given dining the arte
noon.
MENUS
My Si-li r Mnry
ItUKAKFAST - Slewed
Cereal, cream, rice griddle
I maple sirup, liver and b.tcoi
col 1
LP
HI
ON'
Fggplant
In lo
id, rhu-
iiiiiiii sauc'
barb b.-tty,
1 1 INN Fit
brow n bfe.
milk. toi.
- Veal ami
get
ahte
pie. stuff
tl
salad, dale
and walnut
pudding, milk, coffe.-.
r pie Is a full novl
The dinn. r
in itself i' h
salad. It' you :
tike pnrcli or
the exception td
ire of a family win
n or garuen oieais 00
lot months this dinn
worth keeping in min
ert can t 1-anged I
Ing the
menu is
The den
suit the weather or individu H
taste but I he s'llad of tomatoes
stuffed v.iMi a mixture ot cn-a::i
cheese. ii'Hs and olives adds jiP-t
the light touch to th" meat pie.
The combination .i!g"sted in t he
full
menu offers ;
Aell-halanc
minimum
opetizing meal in
of,
' dishes.
I Veal and Vegetable
Pic
On.- pound ban veal, on
small cooked oub-ns. 1 "P
cup
dir.
I cooked carrots. 1 cup conked
1 green peas, i' cups rooked pota'o
marbles. 2 t ;i bb-spoon butler. 1'
I tabh-'moons flour, salt and p"ipl",
I v, cups flour, 'J teaspoons baking
powder. 1 tablespoon short enin
milk.
Choose veal from small part of
bg since it is usually
Cover with boiling aler
cheaper,
and sim -
l"iv ntiti' tender but not btoken.
Add s tlt and b t cord In stock,
over night if possible. L rnoe fat
and bone from meat, making
pieces suitable for serving. Ar
range in a hutleied casserole. l(e
m o e fat from t he stock and
mmmmm
fain 4 -ytfs .:-if t
Si: Atlnnin Itari-ieu
WAV DOWN HOI 1H In the Innd of cotton, Mnnuny norki
nil dity In tin MehN find hnn to hnv Mime ivn to keep
Ufldi of bci ph ItHiiliiti). Hf nlie finikfl Iilm tn n hnsket
lull of 1 be nowj til mi rind lie's In pin In -inht.
me"?
!
FEET -
strain lhrouth a cheese cloth.
(There should be from L to 'I cups
! of stock. Melt butler, stir Inlloi-r
land when mixture bubbles add
j stock, stirring constant ty. Mrim:
ihc hoitint; ptant and
aso 1
Add I
and j
Ml t
'well with Halt and pepper.
J prepared vegetables lo no-:
' pour sauce over t lie w hob
j and sift flour, baking powder and
j salt. U11I) in shorlenin and cut
j in milk with a knife. I'sc enough
I milk to make a soft dough. Itoll
'nil a floured molding- lioard and
I cut with a small biscuit cutler.
top of combination In bak
di willi biscuits and bake in
ni n until biscuils arelhoi--
oughly bakeil and brown an top.
It will take about -la minutes to
y TH, j ThT SAVED ME!
I bake I he biscuits because I h"
ilrijsanee, vegetables and nn-at reta'-1
1 a ; linking. Serve from ha king dish,
j.
l'i:.MIMST I'ltfiKS A'.i;i
, J-'oit wau iu;r,oiti; voi"
" ROMK Age should be c.m-J
I.Kuipted before yonlji iu ,fuln,
wa is, contends Signora I tenedet 1.1, 1
feminisr leader of Italy, wjio urge I
Premier Mussolini to accept Irr1
recruiting' plan. I
Modern war, she ma lata Ins. Is j
larg"iy confined to chemical anil
mechanical weapons. She t hi 11 Un I
men in the si ties and fil tie:' I
should be mobilized first, I hen
those of 4a and 3a and finally tin
young men who should b" t e-Hervt-d
for the final shock of the
war when strong bodies would b
useful after the equally matehe I ,
mechanical forces hud re;iched a I
deadlock and evhaiiPt ion.
Signora Henedi'lta's plan let
,
conscription, admitting
unteer service at all ag. :t.
author claims that II wilt sivi
large number of youths for pen
time and give tin aged tad-lot
chance- for a list f'ul death mi
battlefield.
1 xr. 1 1 1. A p i v
ol i:i:" of i l l,
.IKItPSALFM -
l:ii"'t!e
Ch.br
; nt ii
, die, reputed th
ami one Of the
a 11 hirst
eleeted
nf Pahstin
as
I Jllee
debia
iif Tel Aviv" dm ing th
t ion in that city of Purim, f"C
va; commemorating the delieiyi
.Jewry by (jucn l-'her.
Miss c h e 1 o c h e appeared :
(jte en Ft her at the masu'iei !
ball which closel tile thice-du
celebration. Her escort of horn
was coin posed of a" "ha I uzo! b"
j w omen of the agi leu It 11 1 a I coin,
'lcK "(.Jueen ICstlier" an-l her . i!
ton rage headed a procession ,
11 hi: iiierad"t s t hi ough the iii'H
streets of Tel Aviv.
The synlhetle age has progn
far but liasn'l gone t
head yet.
hiu
V
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' P ? t:J v. .'
By Williams
MEE. EE- ? WMW
1
M CO0WT 14 MER !
W SAID "tHER WAS "VVAJO
MISSlW AM JUMPEO UP AM
Wicked me cm i'v-V 1 iP
T- AeJ-VNLL-I
A DOOR KkloB
FDCu'iT- ATS -ALL
saved me
f
J.rT.WlLLlMS
OI03T MV ftCA !HC IMC
The Garden
IICANS I Mil,
r.-xi.ii Pilosis
suing 1,.
uts are a garden stand-!
iy, ;i I w a ys :
Hid OI! V.'V
iitable and welcome,'
one vegetable thai may ue
constantly from early sun
iad
nier unlit frost shrivels the phinlr.
Getting Ihe leans Info (he ground
at s:ateil Inli rvats guarantees a
ciop, for anybody can grow stri'ig
beans and get beans. That is the
chief beaulv oT thi.s vegetable r-ir
ai beginner in the art of growing
vegetables. Mia skill and epergy
as a gardener will be nienMired
by the amount of beans he g'is
Iroui a given planting.
Means are a W.irin weather crop
and should not be planted until
I he ii.nl bus been fairly waruieil i
ami dried, and far the oartt.'i-!
plantings the dryest spot in thej
garden is best, for it will be j
warmest. Siring beans are of two
soils, dwarf and climbing. - anil
these in I urn hi two sorts, green'
and wa v. The choice of the '
gro 11 or- wax is a matter of tasle.j
The green sorts now seem to have'
the call In popularity where for- J
incrly ihe wax kinds were In most
deman I.
I The old oithodox way Insisted
on plaining beans In hills, partlc
j llla rly I he d a if kinds. Now II
lis ihe usual and best piaetice ti
pla nt t hem in rows, I binning lo
from dx to eight Inches apart.
and hirge
rops a re gat hered by
t givin
:n h plant a better chance
lop than th'-y -have when
de
planted in hills of from three to
six pl:ints. Plant the beans about t
an inch deep. j
A row of reet is enough for,
an average family. Plant several
rows nt intervals of Hi days or
)WO Uee.M for succf-ssion. contiii-
riin
up I
the first of August.
m h ties yield more for
The pol
tlpied. bill they must b"
!PI
lit In the way of pob-s
I hey are planted. or
1 u hieh to t wine. They
iiiing
more popular he-
fact that six hills
will yield even more
row or dwarf beans,
ouger wen son. 1
r P
e annoiniees a plan of sup
e, tion:i to be erected soon.
r- :idy for I ho America n ;
cunvi pilon. I
-r..ni
ettltig
eg .Oil
IT ISN'T A ROME
WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
WJ
If no one ck
tiad a Tclt
y lioric
Vou wouldn't nerd one.
I'ut v.-hrn to man of your
frienJs and neighbor
luve them
Vou are inconvenienced and
ernlurr.'icd if tlicic isn't
one in your l,ornc.
AND YOU CAN RAVK ONS
FOB A PEW CENTS A DAT)
IrxIcprnJent fj'jl
T.-I.pl.ono efi'i'j''M
HEALTH
I "iiArkAt'iiKK'
fly llcitiy Keller, M. .,
I New York City
j Mi'iiitM-r ilorKUM Memorial Inst,
j 'The .familiar term kiuckuche,
i though nut very m-icntifie, des
! critics clinically an exceed inifly
j common condition, fumlhur to
i evei y practitioner ami mirireon,
'and ahout which much hati been
u Til ten.'1
1'iiiiiN and acticH In any part of
itlie body tend lo call tin sufferer's
' attention to Die presence of almor
: ma) conditions in the Hyutein HiviiiK
; lise to these IrriiatiiiK stimuli. Tho
1 lira It hy uilnd'H usual renpoiiHc to
! such initatlotm In the altenipl to
Morale the sotircc wlietico Ihese
sensations originate.
I - The hack, especially the lower
j pail of the hack, is especially mib
j.iected to a multiplicliy of Inllu
I eiices and disturhances, and at the
j slightest provocation imiy tlit ow
'the normal machinery nut of Rear,
frills produces aches and pains, the
jnriKin of which may h very baf-
IliiiK. aitd at the same time tax the
! iuKciiuity of the hest physician
, who. In order lo do justice to his
' patient, may lie forced to -eli the
advice of other physiclaiiH trained
j In special fielda.
The first tiltaK: lo he done Is to
! ascertain ihc nature ol' the pain:
j whether it is localized or diffused;
1 constant or Intermittent ; or IT the
i pain depends upon the at I llude
( assumed: also whether the pain Kt
I more severe at niht or in tin.' day
tune.
The kind nf pain is alwo import
ant to know-. Thus, Is Die pain
dtaKk'lntr down or lioritiK. in ehar
aeter? All and every om-i of the ennm-
! crated pains have particular si
I niflcanee in helpint: the csiahlish
. uient of the proper diak'nosls and
I
I
oUl, Years
Baking PoworR
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for liner texture
and larger volume
in your bakings
Millions of poundi tinea
by out Government
1
It's
a neighbor-maker
QVER in the bunkhouse the boys of the Bar-C outfit
have Kansas City on the radio. In her Park Ave
nue apartment, the slim fingers of a famous actress
turn the dials, and the same music leaps forth. Forty
miles north of Milwaukee, Chris Jonsen, the dirt far
mer, is listening in on the same wave-length.
The same sort of thing is going on everywhere, all
over the country, at all hours of the day and night.
Folks in Los -Angeles see the same movies, and ride
in the same automobiles that New Yorkers enjoy. The
resident of Seattle wears the same sort of clothes, eats
the same brand of bacon, and lives in the same kind of
house as his neighbor in Portland, Maine.
Advertising has done it. Advertising, the miracle
worker, keeps everything in the land attuned to the
latest in everything. It has changed the buying hab
its of a nation. It is the great modern force that
makes neighbors of the people of far countries, that
brings the best of their customs to us, and takes ours
to them.
Reading
to make it possible to Instlluto
procr therapeutic measures. Th
caiiHeH of hackache are clawiificd an
follows:
I Arthritld of the spine,
j Injuries of spinal column or sur-
roundintC parts,
j l'OMturat or Qttitudlnat defects.
Abdominal or pelvic causes.
M uscular Inflammation; imiscu
lar pains, and joint paintf caus d
hy absorption of poison In the
system from nomo foous of Infec
tion or many foci.
In conclusion I with io empha
Hlc tht foliowint' points:
Uackaohe may be cuiimmI liy n
vaiiely of eondlllons and whonld
not be taken llffhtly.
()wlnif to the fact that tliere are
nuiny parts of the body which may
he the direct or Indirect cause of
the backache. It Is self evident that
dlaKnosls can be of real value in
t he attempt lo locate the source
of tho trouble.
( 'ura live measured in (lie hack
should be deferred until the real
eausallve diagnosis lias lieen established.
ItKKLKCT WOMAN MAYOR
I'OU IMI'UOl; HV
CKNTKUTOX, Ark. A campalKH
promlsp of Mrs. (leoi'tce Vrimm to
make (enterton "a cleaner and bet
ter town" was carried out with
such success that there was no op
position to her reelection as mayor.
Mrs. Vroom introduced no starll
InK reforms In city Kovernuiem
during Iter first term, but concen
trated on improviiiK (lie city ac
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Recreation
This is the time of year when we all feel
like spending as much of our time out of doors
as possible. A good way to accomplish this
result is to get away from the everlasting Mon
day Wash Day.
Don't spend precious time at the wash tub,
or washing machine, when you can have that
entire washing taken care of by our up-to-date
methods. 1
If you do not feel like sending the entire
wash, why not try your largo flat pieces
sheets, spreads and tablecloths.
STANDARD LAUNDRY
Phone MAIN 56
the advertisements will keep you
abreast of the times
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Silk over the knee.
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Ready -To- Wear,
& Millinery .
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as apple belt ami is a bin fruit
hipping center.
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