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Wednesday. April lfi, , Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. :- MODEST MAIDENS -:- Trndo Marke llcglstrntion Applied For V..B. rntent Office ni u LA GRANDE STORE (IjjcouiorRMd) An .Independent Newspaper HUNK B. APPLE BIT . .Hdlto. and Publisher S S3 "t 5 " B'j s;' n ( HARVEY y. MATTHEWS Hualncaa Manager Published evening, except Sunday, at H!0 Adams Avenue, C Orando Oregon. Tho Observer-tiler imhllshcd every I'rlday. Kntered at the Postofflce of I.a (irande, Oregon, as Second Cllu Hall ilatter under act of March 2. 1S73. .' Or'r'ICI AI4 PAJ'HIl Of UNION t'filiWTV AND THIS crrv ! la GiiANDi-: Successors to N.K.WEST & CO. IPIEACCiii S H DES PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN EASTER FOOTWEAR MEMFIKn OP AKSIK'IATKO I'ltKSH The Associated ITesa l exclusively entitled to use for publica tion Of all nowa dispatches rredited to It or nut ollierwlae credited If published herein. All rlBhu or rcliulillc.itloti of special dis patohei In this pnper. and alao the local ne.ua lieruln aloo are reserved. :. ' National Advertising- ncpresenlatWe M. c. moui:.n'h;:n co inc. Ban Francliio, L.os Annulcs. Scuttle, Portland, c li I h ii o. Detroit, New York BUUSi.'IIII'TION RATIOS lly Carrier Pally, per month In advance 'Daily, alx montha Id advance uaiiy, aingta copy . 7rn (1.50 . . 6c lly Mall allr. per month In advance . ally, per aix montha In advance . fti ". n: yen. 111 m,iyu,,,i eekly. Obsurver-Hltir, per yeiir . 5.011 ii.oll I ADVKItTISINU ItATKS 'Display, forofgn. per coliiinti Inch DKplay, local, pur column Inch - '; Time cuulrnet prices on application. ..ISO ..1 Go :': I.IHKItTr TO DO ItKillT I'or tln law or I lie- Hplrll of life III Christ .lemiH ) 1 . 1 1 1 made III L- rice IP'tu Hie law or 11 ml death. Itniniins fl:J. The fudural government contemplates the issue of sonic new 'Stamps, with national park scenic .views lutvinj? a prom inent part in the scheme. Now comes the suggestion that a stamp commemorating the anniversary year of the Old Ore gon Trail be issued. An excellent idea. No event was of greater significance to national progress than the blazing of this trail. It well deserves the publicity that would attend such a stamp issue. Harry Corbett, candidate for governor, visited La Grande 'again yesterday ::nd addressed two meetings. Tliere is no -doubt alwut his being popular in Eastern Oregon. lie m;il(es 'an- excellent impression quiet, straight-forward, business like. He didn't make big claims about being nominated most of: Ins remarks being merely to the effect that the campaign was "progressing very satisfactorily." Hut from political 'observers over the state it is obvious that Corbett 'is now the leading candidate. Only time will tell how accur ate those observers are but at tho present time they dope Corbett to win. ''A hundred people might make a whale of a difference in the appearance of La Grande's population figures when they are finally published. Yesterday in Baker there were six -niert in a group' of fifty wlio said their families had not been e.nunijerated and the count was supposed to be complete. IL'hijtjjijpoi'tioi'i should hold throughout Hie cnpimuniU' jj. would 'mean one out of eight would go uncounted in Haker. . Ttie a 'Grande census is completed. Only checking up re 'livalns.' Every factory and business house and office force could well be checked by employers to see that everyone has ; been included. In a few mine days it will be too late. As 'liggeatcd in a news story yesterday, anyone in La Grande ,w)o has. not been enumerated may call The Observer office nd our staff will see that a check is made. The census force ' lias dono its work well but it is impossible to get everyone without general co-operation from individuals. ;. -. " ' ' ' : DAY BY DAY HISTORY ' ii Back of the present census-taking is a complicated system ".that has' been MO years in the process of development, and Which is making possible this year the greatest achievement in. (statistical compilation ever known. .yi. Authorized at the founding of tho government and under : .taken every 10 years beginning in 1700, the first accurate and satisfactory census was accomplished in 1S80. Earlier enumerations had little statistical value because of lack of uniformity in the method of taking the census.. ICven with . the machinery available in 1HH0 a census such as is being taken this year would have been impossible. f-Yct from the first these decennial censuses provide a thrill ing record of national progress and achievement. The census of 1790 gave the country a population of a million less than the present population of Michigan, and before, the second census was taken the United Stales obtained from Spain the right to navigate the Mississippi Uiver. " During that same JO year period the first iron plow was invented on American foil. n the second census period, the United States made the Louisiana purchase, Fulton built the first successful steam boat and production of coal in carload lots was begun in Pennsylvania, Tho next census period witnessed a war between the United.Slal.es and Great Britain and the first complete cotton m in the world began operating in New England. Railroad construction on a largo scale, invention of the telegraph, and the laying of the Atlantic cable are included in the record of the following 20 years. What has the next 10 years in store for us? -lfi ljv tfjiintt.l l i:.i"!-i'll'i ' I g A new arrival fashioned of;beigo clairo kid with novel : Gi A strap arrangement :.'.J. ,tpU ggywiw-----..-. , u tllnck silk kid leather lends a softness to this already smart shoe that is attractive s a - n ' S-? M ': B., "A Itllli- iH-nvy, llnli't- vim tllllll.V "WVII, no; I'd sny ll bit loo lliill. MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY CHICAGO WITCAT Alny duly Si'pt. Ilec. . Orx-ii .........i.otui! ; 1. 07 -5, 1. 1IK i. toy, i.i i llljtll ' laiw I.OH!(i 'A I.OIt l.ll-l, 1 .07 U I.I2, I. KIM 1.1(1 !i I.I l. . Close i. in?; i. us !.! . I.I2M A trim pump of. beige Claire kid with Almora brown kid. applique genuine lizzard '' " A patch I JplU In every pair of Peacock exclu sive Hi - Arch, Narrow - Heel X Shoes whether the size be 3A or. 7C.; ,. you'll find the .,sanie; artistry .of line, the same snugness of fit and the same .: exclusiveness of sty let hat have made Peacock Shoes rec ognized as the .foremost fash Jon footwear of America. $10 ml Ty 'I1 "t; I : Si Beige Claire kid trimmed m gen uine brown pythoon snake, give an exclusive air.to sy PA this pump pLt0J Aluy ... duly ... Sept. .. I'OIU'LAMI XV I IIC AT - Oik-ii IIIkIi .1.07(4 ' !. ..i.osy, ...l. no i.nu! i .mi " 1.07 i . i.os'-V, . i.oii ' . CIU.HO .' 1.07 ', ' i.n!(i . I.OII BUTTER PRICES CONTINUE EASY IN OREGON MART I'OHTI.ANO I'UODVCK I'Ort'l'I.ANn, Ore., Apr. 10 (AP) 'ltuttir: ensy, tinchntiKeil. ! Mitkh: atuliontiry, um-htinircd. . .Milk (hutterfnt), poultry, eoun- I'dllTI.ANII, Die,, Apr. 10 ( A P) , try . llieiitH, onions. iolutoi H. wool. - -1 Kit irlei roiitinuiMl enay to-I nuta. luiy. ciihcuiii Imrk mid Iiojim ihiy ufli-r yi-Mlenln;'H decline, hut j Htoudy .ntiil ttnehuiiKOil.. no further i-imIui-Mou wna nnnoumt-I - ' .il. - . j I-.'kkh iiIhu were Htutlonury, vltii ' the Kui-plus reeclptH ; Kolnif Into 1 MIorilKe. Iti-vlewlncf Hie fruit and voKe- . Inhh- Hltiinllon, the Pnrtlnnd liur- eioi nf the l.'nlied SIhIi-h depart-! "Apple NlfM-kH are now eolifineilt liMW'tK o4UKhea-irlr-l boih,.UIi '"'.'." Jural unKriKlt-d niiile.s pnu-lieully j Cauied by Wind uniivn'.hibl,.. I-Jxtru limey wlneaup.i ; . T,.,: , vlbriillnn nf l.leli-lenslon M H Expensive Menage A IhmIiii'sh liliiH clhubiiiK n Swiss KiiiciiT whs itslouinlPtl when nn Al plllf Kl(lr SIKltU'lll.V hitIvciI willi ft T (Itrii ill .fur I a i Tho (tix on llio UlM4KKH wmh SkUK but Jie KUllltl IiikI ihiuIp ii (ivi'-niikr .inurniv on. THE EASTER HOSIERY i Question is Easily Solved at Falk's La Grande Store with KAYSER SILK HOSIERY S 102X $2-: h of th'HiiMhli ni.VH ii ro HellitiK to (nilciH r'ullly in ?:s.:;r jm i liox. A. rm of Vtiklniu wlncHiipH now lir liif? unlofiili'd prohtilily luaiitH tln lilNl CMI'liit IIITlVltl 11 f lllf HI'llHUIl. Miv.r lincM tt niiisi'd )i,v llii wind. Thesti' vibrnl Ions st'cm to In Irnns niillutl ulvuis Ihtt tint Troin hpun In Siiin. nniKliiff thvm to coiilliniw HiTnsH Mpots whiM'( ii lull in the I M Local iiHpiu'iitfiiH im in iiKlm-i-j l,,, ,.XSN, u M thn hiiihk ph- nmiU'iioii iik t)i( huiiiming of tclc riph wires.. hi j p ily todny, mill the nmrkft I.h I inn, nt $ LiTi I ,:Ui ptr lo.t'n Imnchi'M. I';uii'y yoiiiiy- Kpltuifli In nirliri- Kctmv, anil i-onininmls' u pri-nilnin uvt-r tln foaiHo Hlrmniy Hioi-lt wlitrh now i';nnprlHi ino.s: of tho ofl'crinK. '"rolul potiilo nhipiiH-ntM are light. .Mont tt'i'ininul nmrki'lH niv ntlil wrll Kii)p11cd I'roin" fonntT hi'iivy .slilpnifiitH, a ml h:iv not yot react od to tho IuhI fow iliiyK ol I lnh I KiipplicH. "Onions nrc very dull nl nil inlddli'-woHtorn liutrkctH; and count rttit'H ni-i nil wrl Hiippiicd, for tho pioHi-nl at ivtirt. Divifun irroworH ui'o now tocolvlnjf aho.il fl.uu per cwt, for their union loudlnjTH, with a Tow Hairs of K""d Hlook I o to i;o hlrs'licr. 1 "Cahhago pru08 advanootl . at j Notithorn Hltlpplnx polntH owr tho I wveki'iid; and thopiM-d nharply yon tordny. t'oi-tland's iSiipplii'K nnc-haiiKed at !)o n r Importance of Toy Aullioritiori on clilltl utdiinoo And that toys tire linportnnt in the ciuly ediiontimi of n otiiid. Tlicy (?ai li I ho child lo list1 Ids hands mill hrain. and aid In forming do slrnldo haliits If properly diroolod. The service hose supreme an ; achievement in ser : vice ..weight, hosiery. , i 36X-S1.95 A dainty lace clocked af fair, so popular on many occassions, all silk. 88X--S1.35 A semi-servico hose with lisle toe, sole and garter hem. NEW SPRING SHADES Matching or Blending With All the More Popular Colors JUNO PHOEBE ' ' AURRORA : : 'VESTA APHRODIfE RIVERSIDE Slendo a Kayser trade mark for the popular , high square French heel may be had in most all of these numbers. j . : 139X-S1.95 A sheer all silk chiffon hose of the smartest type piquot top; 109X-S1.50 An all silk semi-chiffon hose with shapely Slendo heel. 260X-S1.00 A f u 1 1 fashioned lisle hose, in two popular colors only. n n 1 n ii Grand Canyon Divttioni Tho (ri'und oiHi.vnn Is tnoro thtin S0() tnllPK fn IciikMi, dlvldod inlo four divisions known iik tho Knllmh m'olfoii. itm Kunah Koolinn, Iho linkaro( scclion it.nl Uio Slioavwil. Rt'L'lioll. Me I'tllt'l'I.AM) t'ASII There' More to Learn Thp erxlwhile nltl htii'liehir nii.vn (lint while lie (Iui-m nut k-rnsii tliinj.- ,.,, very Mulekly he hint learned thut It tines not pm tt wne in nil esperiiii l.v Koud liuuinr to have In wtilt nfter she litis it int-iil reiitly, llUUhurn News-lleriild. aev. nil kiiiuk. ." mid n two-Mloi y I -l iie AmlilliiK Ali.-e.ired another , plnnllns jtlHt stiu llnB li.etween Ku-1 . Another W., hi, I ,1 L it niainon.l Sprinit. i triumph In newtlatlne; n oroseins I Kno una l'ortlnnil on both shies of Ju" Another Worry h Lo-.th n " Pit tu wi Jof the Hockle.s. At least this wasithe river Male, Hurley O. White.. ?T 't.', """ ""' K mZllv es ii ut . at ,.,(,.,"11: . j about h .ll.nKer,..,.s a maneuver 1 loeal aced.sman. Krotn 6000 to iiii..n "' ' " ' -i(KI years Well." .inoffklallj . I or ,,,:llllo ,.,.,.,-, his '.Job In I aerea were planted in the same ter- i r,"", '' folss will ' ilile f ilis.osinK of 13 "opponents" In rllory last year. The year before he j "' " ''";. " '""".ii ,-,0 tninntfs. esttmutes the total alfalfa aereaBe , ,;.,,,''.,.'.., -rr In tho territory did not exeeed 40eo ; o , MiMiv-,ipiiiu. ,The l'lillllea eulleoted 1 f.3 ll.iu.e "'' funs last year and llube Ituth 4ii j , : . Init llu-t- don't nav (ill on t hat I LONDON 1 wentv-f ve ailia-I V ie Itanili no's 15.10 sal- teur filers. Ine inline Cordon Se - "'.I 'Ink Templetnn. stanfonl': yntiliK Iraek and field eoaeh. illole: ills old friend, t'. I'aildoeU, as suy iim l-'rank Wyltoff will lie tinlieut-iihli- all year." The Southern Cali fornia, spriiiler Is baek In Ills cal ly lfi;s form, when lie ran away with I basil I'OIITI.AN'll, Ore.. Apr. Hi (Al') . .. fash wheat: llle Itend lilu.-.itein. 1 Eipaniiya Coilumea hard while l.lll. j ... . . ,, .. Soil while l.lS. , . ., e ,.l Weslei n while 1.IIS. Hard winter $ 1 .im;. Northern spi-Iuk Jl.mi. Western red $1.00. Oats: No. ;-:is lb. while j:i2.no. 'I'uilay's ear reeelpts: wheat 13 rloiir U'. earn 1', oals I, hay 1'. Olierailiuierati are tnade withinil rejcard for expense. np worn by rmilllls I'ihite w ii a repnrteil . to Iihvp been tnade uf inaterlal esfie elull.v woven in t 'nnstaut lnople whleli eoxi MRl iiitn-ks it yard. Ancnt Roman Tunnel V' ' ' 1'he n-nrlil'a llrst lnii lutinel w.-i r' ill be il.n I...... i ..... ,,,,i,ii,ii em u-riir Ihi- final Olyniple i no-meter i.pry of $SO,nno probably exceeds ; 1 rldce jr(; ami Ijuly Itailey. tire to j uiiiiiitis nenny -.mm years ii,.,-' trials, iieenrillnit to Paddnek, who the combined paychecks of ' nil j ntnrt ,C!ood icriday on a ten-day : IMIfl w" "I'out font miles lung. ' !ays further: lelirlil of the liillly reKiilars this Jiolidny fliifht over Kit rope; Knell j : '. . 'Wykoff will show the way to -year, outside or the pitchers. owner win tiy ins or n.r own Simpson. Ilraeey, Tolan and till i .plane. Dyer NKW YOItK (AD Mrs. Paul- . . . lia riri-ii SI'tiAIS AM) I'l.OI it Huh? Siiuie Ainerlciiiis were ftluuillnt; In front of St. I'iiiiI'h cnlheilrul In l.oiiduii. A fellow eoiiiitrywoinan tlrtive up iiiul Niooil near liieni up parenily Uiliikiiit In the puijesiy of tilt cathedral'!! heiiuty. Sudilenly Silip liirneil In one of the group. 'What du yott atipiuxie that church l:is $ii.:in: linkers' hur.l wln ai. 9ss i wwielu: she asked. - London lit' $ti.0o; bakers' hluestent pab-nts. j Hill. :s $0.00; pastry flour, 4!'s t'i.TO. . . I'Olli'l.AN'D, Ore., Apr. II) (AT) HiiKar: tsacked baslsl st-ady: cane, irutl or berry, Jo.o per cwt. licet smrar 1 0 cwt. lioar telly delivery prices) sleaily; ftimlly patents, 4?s, J7.i0; whole wbenl, 41is $ti.:tll; Knihaiu. i the rest of them Ibis venr. ,.-. Ml.,r..,..l I lu .. mlL-litv Lrnnil ' Inn r.nnrimin pnnlt who set fonh ' Kl'ltKKA, fill. AI) hi.v bin be hasn't a praver nualnst ; that ir.Juriea in n motor accident " "rM"'h " " "" aim mil- . Wvk.il f the way he is running caused her to lose her sense of '. Mn tl,n 1,oln" of :l nvdwoo.l creek i now." taste and smell, has won a jury 'chcr, Joans Clrant, 1 !i-ye.ir-.,ld j iiitiuin, ii'iiuiueii mo eii.irKt s, ex- I Funcui SMdding V.imu people tire tail neees.ilily -.HZ lo Hie devil ,l! bi-:i n ail li.-.s been iaiiii-oi ,., . I'.laia'. i: e I he .ilurfjji' ... . ,.. . iveniiei roe x L'z.tmn iieainsi lne own- I ' .,' .,. "'V " .. er of .he .imonrbblb.. plnlnlnB he.hf his deeds would s uwiiii. inn ii'iiiius, woicii win idart ct.nvlnir in April 12 when : yer and Wykoff race at l.ns An-- RAI.HM. nro. (AP) holes Tor the fli-sl time tills sea- ; 8.000 to lo.uno acres of alfalfa are son. jholnjr plunted this HprlitK with University of Oxford The I'luversilv of fivr,t-,i i.,.,.n land him In Sail Queiuin prison sol land, lias Iwenl'v-twn enlb.. ,'.,i round''"' t'0"ld ',l!,y "" """ rl!'on "Tee private halls. l'ainhriilKe lias ' !irn ..r 1 1)1111 - 1 neventeen cnllejie I one hull. VflHTIiAM) I'.SI'Of'K I-OIITLAND, on Apr. I (AP) Cltttlo liml calves: receipts, rutUo loO, ealvcs in; uiiol uhiy sleaily. Steers, 1 1 nn to lit tut IIih. l I.San tl I. sr., i.-oo.l ii r,n .i $12.011 "II II 111 Jl "..Ml ', Ml. common $:i4i sio.mi. )irrs kohi $100-$!), common to medium $? tl t(I.HI. Oiwa ood $3. Mi i 't lii.oo. couiruon to medium $T.:,r,fi hi.mi, low. cutter to cuti'-r It. Mi ti IT.cr,. Itulia (yearlilifts exclud'-d) $7.r,o-vi $8.00, cutler to medium $'i.0tl 1r' li.OO. t'ulvi-H J-.i.Mi'.. lii.;,fi. l ull to medium $7.oo','i $'.i.r,o. Wah-r.-, mllli fed $ U'.du'-i nun. meiiliiui $10.na f 1 1 2.(10, cull lii i-oiiimoii ;.r,off$lo.oo. Hoifa: ri-oelpta 4"ti. iniiudinir ISs on contract: steady. Heavy web;ht $3t$10.f,0. Meilluni welKlii $,7:.',. $10.75. Uuht W"lKlit $1(1.(1.-, ii $10.8.',. Muht llehla $lil.iii i $I0.sf. I'aeklntr sows $.eo .i $.(!. SlajBlilei- plKa flu. uu ., $10. Ml. I-' let- lill.l alocl.er $1 1.0(1 , SlJ.llii. ISoli tir oily (did l-n iHt I Iif7 pi Uliotn I Inns. Slici'ii and sleaily. lie, -till lo i-holre ?'.i.-',. r.O -,i $;i.2.-,. all $7.0(1 .i $S..M. $fi.Mi c, $;.im choice J-..1.H ,i il.l" $.V.Mi. II coiiiiiion pll:i hints c(-luil'',i in a'xive lunil'M: ((ttoltilily 1 I.:(lni-st i;oi.d . n $ 1 1 (id, S io li? wi-lnhls coiniiieil. 1 i-.u-Iiiii; w.llicis l:w,-.i. tt i. ,1 In ill to i .., i-:.i.i;..i ii.s. ill U .ililll-l. , iili ii nil I-'-'-- ) Bark of Tr. Brin$t $4,000 I While. spniteil hark uf n einnn I limn tree In the province nf Thank lion, French ludo-i'hlnit. litis been mild for $l.mii). 'I'lils Is believed 1 lu lie the highest price paid - i Imrk of it single iree. 'liie Uon't luth luon Iree racliea ti height If vim me real friends you tell i '" l'"fk Is stripped off nil oilier xii in a Ii il ml icil wavs nd sold. iitid you never leave thp luaiier In 1 lull :al Name T'ic i-iili-ei-l name of the 1 1 1 1 1 1 il.mi'ell toltsiral ilislruiuelll iiitn- i Iv called n Kweet piilalii in n-:u-!im. i: STEVENS'YAN EKGfcLtN CO s for tho iSf S rlnmi- 1 . il: MEN'S ill SEMI-DRESS SHIRTS tti SIZK 14', -17 men s semi-aress snirts, in many aiiraciive paiterns-Vat-died fast (olor. 95c dniilit. In. -Woman's Mmiie (Nuuiuvn- j F.c:i Tlicn? Unman M:il'-i n - - ( Vmoti:), run nvor to lloraiin-i ;uh( i.- lunt id (no (ft ttitil.t hii'i n f'Mirlh :u hrldt:'.--l'atliJind'T XaL'azhio. -' " ' Candlp Mad- lo Fi; AllV '.'!t!t,lo ! a t..' W.-i'-' lii f! Simil AiM slnillt s: As nsolo coin plllny n Jndox In Wohior'i unit InhUod dlotioiniry. a i-.f..'h-i it U il i ;: .! in;., h ! a- ; (or Ion- i-noiuji tn s.-fifii ll.o hh, I Sti(ik Opportunity 'I'lio wi-o yonnu ttuiti koo nn a viill hunt for o,porhinity 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 wall Iti- for il lo roiao ;:til k'u rl; mi his dour, C.in p t"-. .im LI. Firit Cencrl Ui of Filter ( Vidlowinu tlio xovoiv t iioUTil o)d ' iliiilo oT lU'. iho i'.riltslt parlia , luoiit. in imnlo rninnuNory fhv liltraiion of Iho m:iln walor 1 mipi ly of tho London inolrvpolil"" tllNtiict, and tliis inarU.Ml llio llrst tf h M'iio of ulloini'iA lo tnrify vnlor for Ii sionlc roasotis. m Bulletins ri.Af'KUVIM.K. ral. At' - ! 't Wat 'i- llortaKo hanillo ipod vol - j . imtoor riroiuon In h.nthmr a ttta' j Iwltk-h. doatroyoU tva res i don cost. IT S TONIGHT THE BIG DANCE United Spanish War Veterans ZUBER HALL Rupture Curable REPORTS EXPERT HERE Results Not Influenced by Age or Time Standing W. Ii. llardj- nationally known expert of New York and ' Philadelphia, lint now- of Lns Angeles, says: Rupture (Hernial comes through a natural openln- It is not a breach or tear in the tib.ioniln.il wall, as , people think there subject to closure." 1 l-.,1T',,n,''',y S","'r S,""M' f"1"1""' supplied , ,e i l lted .Slates Kcvernment, Is a scientific advancement over nil ..titer methods n.,,1 will not only retain' any reducible r uptuVe " perfectly, elvlnB Immediate and complete relief: alu, relieve -11 rear and danirer of stranKultlon: hut closes the opcnlnK of th average case In 30 days. Make up your mind to permanent! close he hernial openl.m- by the use of the Hardy Sn, c" Shle . .Mr Hardy himself treats every case personally and prove, each what he claims for his treatment If v,... ,..,. .. .. others have failed to do. see W. ,,. Hardy, l" rw ml 'liffieu'lt Avoid the use of elastic or web trusses w-t.h i same rests where the bump shows and n" wh' ' the ope"!!;," f," often i-catiitlttB in sfanKulatlon and permhnent injurv ' lion t wear your truss where the hi.n... ... where the opening Is. 1, AUt "' , "7' ""' - W ill be K.a.i ,., show you without "L or it o,! TP' , ". Anyone rup.tire.l should remember the date , , ? ? "''"'""I of this upportulUty. ',,t U,k" -"lv..ntai;e S.ive this nilvertlsen.ent i. ,.it