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THn scum NORWALK EVENING {hit ItTINEI. APRIL 11, tom.
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WOMAN AND HOME.
A USEWL ADDITION TO HOUSEHOLD,-
IMPEDIMINTA.
The Anette.- Girl's floors of lent-u.
Fer-too nice can-am“ of Colon on
the Health-4:017 'l‘sllls' For Children.
The Breath» Tobie Toilet.
A delightfully decorative and useful
note in my iIIIiy' s morning room or II cosy
l setting for the corner of her bedroom is
I the sowing screen, a gracious little effsir
combining all the comforts of thread hes
,IIIIt, pincuehioo, uecdiocaee. wot-thou.
l'tllflll oil and tnblo Uue euch screen which
mount the bedroom corner in the home of
s buny little housewife in fuhioned of yel
low Ilouhu and n delicately flowered yellow
our, and can be very wily carried out in
mm color by n pair of clever hendu. ’I‘he
frumowork, which coneiete of twu have.
15 inches wide, ht about. three feet high, and
SEWING H‘REE).
is covered from tho IIIItIIido and fastened
on tho insido I minor: with fancy gilt tIIIIle.
Ellt'll lonf is divided into throo pour, the
uppor IInIl IIIwIIr given over to yoirkots
mode of the silk.
A llt‘t'tllt‘f‘flhti ('thtlrl‘tl with s'ilk and n
plncushlou of yellow pIIuIlI hung from tho
up of curb lI-IIf rI-spI-otlvoly. 'l'Im flnt
piocou of push-board, covert-d with tlIunllk.
full flflnlllsl. tho tulddio division of ouch
i hot, one being hold by ribbons to form It
,wldu poi-kI-t, ”In other stnuding for (l
,' hlllllll Iain-if or tnblo win I) czIIIght by rib
’ bone In ‘" fancy lll‘llllifl Imiba on either
.‘lllll of tho ncrII-n uhmc. .\IItbing Foo-on
we
11:!
“II. 8’ GI I“ I WNW“. Ind
his eel-mom herd-led in block, and i
only dieoorered whv when l sew his IItuIly
-e room where wells were done in cold
llIioodeIl pro-nice bloc, and whose wood-
i work. including the deer. mu «aloud to
‘ iuIitnto hlsck wIIinIIt
l
l
\onlont was met put into so IImnlI II spnm {
. bI-ioro, uncut-ding to the oqur If tit-II
bunsowilI-ly joy, for it is II joy, elm will
u ll you. lloroie IIiunvII the very 'Illl‘i'tlll
'und uocdlo one want» nt. her wry hand
More In room for ouos Wtii'k of \‘d'lfillrl
Blue I: a distant or retiring color.
Yellow Is I hear or advancing coin: and
the meet iuminoue of all the colon.
lied III II hot color.
Green III II reetfui color to the eyes.
It Is laid that u melancholic patient,
who pertdllod in abstaining from food.
and who was slowly wasting away, was
taken to o room whorothe prevailing color
woe a vivid criIIIIIou. The room wee bril-
llIIIItly lit at night and lunnhlny by day.
in e abort linu- the patient grew cheerful
and etc with II rollIIlI. 0n the other IIIIIIII,
u rsvlng lunatic was tskon Into II blue
room. which soon cooled him down.
No it would room that if you wont. to
burn n cheerful room you "ill“ ,IflH' it. in
lboyeiiow key. with other colors unbor-
diueto.~i’opuiur Science News.
story Telling For Children.
“There never has been n time," Mid
Nora Smith told tho klndcrgnrinors oi the
New York 'dechorII' college n-m-utly,
"when story telling was not at intIIrIIIt to
children. uud it has never conned to be no
iIIIIdulintoo. if mothers, or those who
have the cure of tho young. know or roul-
Imd tho I-UIw-t of story telling, they would
never any lIanItlI-ntiy, ‘l IIiIIIll ho ghnl
when you learn to read your own etorim.‘
"ItIIoI-II not IIIIIIII-r how the utnry In
told, no long on it rolntoe to eotuotbiug In
which the child in intoreetod. lie will uh-
sorb thIt. be hoods and will use It in his
own way. it III honor that e ntory ho told
in u bungling mnnuI-r thou not at. oil, but.
where pIIrI'IItI-I am well oducntod It. III wise
for IIIIIIII ll) be cIIrI-ful of their choice of
words. " The story of tho fir troo wnII told
with lunch putboII by Miss Smith on illun-
trativo of wIIIIt might be used to lntorost
It child in II “first, III the some time curry-
Iug nu underlying lt'tNOll to tho mother,
for tho tnll fir lrI-II wnn tho tuothcr. and
tholittli- one.» growing under her II'lItIde
her children.
(inc, II wool: little baby tree, did not "II
who much I-III-olIrIIgI-IIII-nt. nnd pitted
owoy. Anoth-r. who naked quentione Mid
tried to follow bin nIotbor'II advice. grew
strong illifl niffllfllll of form and Wflil tinni-
Iy lfllit‘ll Into tho oiIllIlrI-n'n home for l
(‘hrluimns iron. The hllll'y mrrlt"! liII own
\'f|llli‘. IInIl IIth-rII, )llsn Smith stiggI-Itod,
could be told to bring II child intouch with
tnIturo. mo of tho bout. IInII earliI-It of
tenchorl.
The Breskfut Tobie Toilet.
HIIIIIotiIIp-s own ”In moot ntItidionII
wmuun forgI-tII tlmt liIII koyuota of dIIIuii—
Ilt'tirl in struck by tho morning ioliot-n
model of nil flint IIhe should be In other
i timer, hcr iIrIIIIlIfIIIIt. nppnrcl alvm ovory
outward evidence of quIte and leave!
kinds. 'l‘lIo tublo pincuehion, III‘ropbunktt l much '0 ho “WOW“-
IIIIII III-insure, which hung ut. the Hltltl, me i
IIII-r rI-IIIiv, nud, ull pruIiiI III thing-I out-
sidorod, this lIoIIIIIkoI-piug nttuI lImcut. lIIIII
tho IIII-rit bosidoof helngsu thing of in out).
: ~—Nm\' Y oil; 'liquII.
The American Girl's Room of Montage.
HIIIII I aim to express mywholo idIIIIi
5 Thu sovcro I-ducntion thnt. tho American
: girl rI-I'I-irI-s nng-os I-spoolully with flu-In-
. who nftI-rwnrd chooso III-.lllmcy. The all).
glo wmunn in tho T'nIiI-d Hinton is inll
IIiiIIIy niiiwrlur to her l'iuroponusistI-r. lI'roe
from tho {otters tlmt often Inulco tho
Fronch old muld nopitinhlI-nnd ridiculow,
Hill) does not. like tho lnttor. cxpootingnin
1 libI-rty by mnrrlngo. (In tho contrury, by
nmrrlngo rho would loop that porfctt. in-
4 Ilopoudonco which allow» hor ti. "IIltivntr
' III-rsolf mom and more, to risoluto ‘-IrgI~r
sphoro ilIIIn ihui of tho fIIIIIily, and own
of tho ordlunry :I‘ooinl clrclo, by consocrnt
lug herself to Works of universal intI-I-IIIIt.
llcr IntI-rI-oureo with mon, fro-Id from tho
I-hlldlshnoss of ilirtutlou. hours A stump of
. quietness nnd freedom which allows ronl
nnd .wrious iniltnncion thIIt no ('l‘lll 'ism
could nssnil. ()nII sons no hittornI-sn, no
; rI-ng-ts. lior lot is too bountiful, her life
too full, in spiio of tho unturul entlIhIn
tionq rI-uount-IIIl—Imy, perhaps just on Itc-
.‘ count. of thin rvnuncintion.
LI-t tIII-rII bI-, iIIIWI-vor, no misunder-
, refunding. If it. soomn indisponsnblo tome
I that. the Woman who, fornunnsguod reason
or other, (lllt‘H not. mnrry, should find Hililt‘
sphrro for her nativity, I sovoroly bl-Imt'
tho Hyatt-ninth! scorn of nmrriugo which
minor: to runny young Ann-ricotta who nro
IInIlIitious to ho stunt-body, to do St'fliti
thing, to di<tlnguish tin-tusolvod In ilf'fl'
rI-or, nod to I-sonpo from tho common vmyn.
With tin-so prIIiI-ndI-Ii vocations tlIl‘TO in
, often mixod n childish vnnlty, n morbid
idI-IIof cronting n sonsntlun, of singling
I‘IIIII-solfout, nnd IIbstnIalI-II nro must. llf'f'TUl
in proving their ruil vuluo.—.\imo. Blunt;
in Forum.
Formosa Rice (.eiton.
_ Mnr-ghtriiu A rlImI ilnmm snyo in tho
l‘ww \IIrk \inil nnd Express: “The non)
on in south l'ormosn bore a (In: Iiiit littltI
llltllinlly which giII-s omploymI-nt to huu
Ilrcdn IIi‘ liOllSIIW'lVT‘t-i who without it. Would
ho very poor indood. Tho land is \vondor-
fully fortilo, and mount: its products are
sugar. rico, fruits and spices. Lubor LII-so
chcnp nnd tlIo-hnrrI-st. so plentiful that all
four of tho products montiIInI-d an- t'cry
inoxponsivo. Brown sugnr, for oxnmplo, I
found when tboro sold for o cont nod II
‘ lIIIif n pound, while rico won loss than II cent.
It pound. Uni of thcso tho “'Ililltin‘ii'ilh'ti
sumo \‘IIry wondorful confections. Urn is
' lllI'lllt‘. by pnrcbing rice very much in the
some st-ylo as. we pup corn.‘ 'l‘ho l'lt'l'llfl'
(‘illlli'ii morn nutritious and of. tho same
timo much morn nppotizing when corked
with boiling sugnr. 'l‘horu'is on imnIcnso
. \‘ilf'lt‘iy in the different methods pursuod
und products obtained. Homo suggest tho
popcorn bulls; othorn nro long while sti :ke,
' composed of tho rice grains nod tho (YI'VS-
, tnilizt-d sugar, nod are extremely dainty.
Still others nro fancy figures and little
. toys mudo out. of the material. They no
bought. cngI-rly by the Chinese children,
Imd own by tho savages when tho latior
i t'Iliill‘ into town to do their shopping. The
, (-IIndy in not bod by u long wuye. The rice
'ilmim are crisp and break between the
tooth like It surntogn chip, and tho snmli
muount of sugar nIukoI-Itherice very tooth-
some. A pound of this candy can be
, bought for 2 cents, but. to suit the manor
of tho populace it is usually out up into
omnll IllH‘t'rI', ouch one of which costs about
1 cash, or u tenth of a cent.
Enact of Colon on the Health.
Rooms III which the prevailing wall col-
1 or nod" oth-r colors are gray or French
gray nro Tlll' from being cheerful, hut tend
to make itsoccupuute sud, gloomy and de-
prI-srzo‘d.
iiiuo is the cabinet of the colors, not
. roIIIIIIIwhoI-o it prevails are cool, quiet and
oedema nnd consequently not choorful.
Orange is the warmest color. It Is or-
(hot, cheering and enlivonlng, and [3 room
I done In rI yellow key will import them
ll‘ ely sensations to the mind. .\u person
i Iver committed suicide amid such color-
TIIII prIvclImII flvo minutI-II' nepin which
ono gIIIItily InduigmeftI-r the getting up
bom- liflRllI‘l’thidirl frequontly tho bI-gin-
plug of Ilmuoetic jar and fret and comes
the firvt llttlo rift within tho Into.
I\_ womnn who him made u IIIIIIty morn-
Ing 'tIIIlI-t i-I by no moons IItlIingof III-nuty.
’lbnroforo sbo who. III Wino volinutiy fore-
gooutbojoy of tho forbidden Imp. She
rlnI-IIhotImos, Iiuppmtcd by the thought
that of such stuff martyr» nrc mode. and
uftorbor mntutlnnlilip, on who IIrrIIngI-II
III-r linir no hI-coiIIingly ma I-‘llll would lntI-r
in tho day for It lllllf‘llf'tifl or II Hilnpplllfl
I-pr-Iiitlou, Hlill find» horrolf nt. pI-III-II with
all tho uni-bl, f'\'f'il including the cook!
it's only II little thing in tho IlIIy',-I do-
ings, but it it'llfl. 'i‘lII~ wmImn who pro-
fildoe IIt tho hronkfnst tnblo. mm. from
and rosy, is fulfilling port of her miIIIIIon
in Iifo. “l‘l' lord in on much ntimulntod
by her prI-JII-nco no hy..tho frugrunt cup of
him-bu which rho dispenser, and, though
noomiugly obsnrbod in his nowspan-r iltl he
ripe his fnrorliII III-vertigo, in reulity he
fll'l‘rHIVi'l'ytll‘lI'lll of thotluinty toilI-t, know-
ing that it won mode for his eyes alone.
imd, IImniiiw, IIpprI-Irinting it. IIII tho. more
for that. row rIIIson.-—.\'I-w York Adver-
tisor.
The Art of Brfuelnl.
I wandor how mnny young gentlemen.
and own old fiilf'rl, there are going about
in society whnhnvo "poppet! tho duration,"
to young “'Uliil'il whom they meet mom or
loss cunniuntly lilltl iIIIvI- hoI-II rI-jcntod?
'l‘hc propor IIIIsI-rvntion. l llildi'l'slilll‘l, for
tho lIIIly to IIIIIkII nftor tho polnful and
doiicnto d/uty llflri llf‘t‘ll pI-rfornII-d is, "lint
[trust We IIlmll rI-mulu friends."
mnn moy hllillill hl< bond nml mutIIIr.
‘ Friend» bo IIIIngt-d‘” but there is no help
for it.
As they mnvo in 'ilu some not tlII'y can-
not IIIIIIII IIII-oting ouch other, nod of comic
in u friendly troy. It is only In II Vt-ry
mm b lImI-r took in society that tho ro-
joctcd ono mourn that no other mun shrill
have his in lowd oth-ct IIIIII buyI-i II sctond
hnnd rmulH‘l' to pour hi it
But just at first. It IIIust be very ombor-
rousing, nnd thorn in probnbly nlwIIyII II
certain qucI-r fooling butwt-I-n thonI IIII of n
qomluttnth-d couple who might have boon
mm for life but. for that. monouyllnblo IIuIl
scorcI-ly urtlculnto "Nu. "
As It humor of foot, rho nIIvor (1059 any
“No," but. wrups 'up tho nogntivn, no it.
worn, In ellvor pnpor, “l respect nod bon-
or you, Mr, Jones" (who hoped to ho cull-
oIl “Edwin") "boyond ovorything. but
what. you mil; nun novor ho."——Exolmngo.
She Never Arms.
She bod n mor‘ry ('yfl, II libelous forehood
and n wicked, rod mouth, though her ho”
was touchI-d with silver. Asked how secret
of youth. .‘I'ht! thought A minute, thI-n snid,
smiling happily: ”If I burn one, it is that
i never nrguo; non-r, unIlI-r nny prIIvIII-Ir
tion. You sen, I don’t. hold any holiof
myself in o' my thnt noods oonflrumtlon,
and I found out ll long time ago that, in
argument, yoursolf wns tho only person
you could ov'or succeed in convincing of
tho rigbtnoos of your vlcw. Then there is
tho further {out tlmt the points most unn-
nlly III-guI-II urn tho-Io tho IIrguorII know
nothing wlIIItovI-r "bout. Thor, you Itnn't
deny, is wearing—homing [il‘tllllfl dog-
mntizo over things \viIcrIIof their lguorunco
could bf‘. cut with II knife. Nor do I over
oxcrt myself to not them, right. Like
Rachel of old, i 'nit upon‘ the sI-crct' uud
soy nothing. I lim‘o my rI-wnrd too. The
people whose pct tlI-lusions I roIIpcIrt go
about tI-lliug ovoryhody thin. l run one of
tbo brigiIII-III IIIIIi bust Informed womon
they know'
All lneaneive Beautlfler.
If you wont to notion your taco. try, in-
stood of rubbers and ungut-ntn ninl balms,
II Iittlo spiritual ayntniutios. Loni: IIt
yourself in the glans. If the corners of
your month are down, and you uro nn Im-
happy looking objcct, cluuto your uproo-
sion Think of tiIupIcoI-IIIIIcIIt thing that
evcrhopponod to you, the kindest thing
that “'le ovor dono for you. the monies)
time you ever had In your life; til‘nd out
the most Izuuoroun, the sweetest, the moist
helpful thought you can think to 3'0!"
friends. and if your face in not softened
'l‘h‘u.
more ehermin Iy than out o Imnue ruev
hereunto one it than you hIwIIIIot
thought atronlly, buoyently or gen-rudely
enough. Time III III: touch IIIIII. could be
written on this that thought; ploy leap-
frog over my pen, and them is not time to
adjust them properly or to utter them.
[est who has the widest pouiblII mono IIt
synipethim and vivid appreciations. Not.
Inowut then, not iIeliI-vIIIII thou, but lov-
you. of uvorlutlng youth on well u to
"the new church. ”——Bontou ’i‘rooeI-ript.
The Deuce.
‘l‘he screen in bring us llltlf h Ithlliwfl es
the too gown we: at one time UoIIIbInn-
tiou IIoroIInII lIsve eduteloped until one may
have u music rock, photograph sibum.
chino chm-t, writing III-nit. imIIIIiIIIiII-II
end poeeibly It folding bod combined with
IInII'II III-Iron.
for being. it bi Vllllmlilotu hoop off drum
or to IIhut. away the too IIrIiIIIIt tinInII of on
DWI) fire; it III IIIIIIfIII. lIm, in protection
on uneluhtly corner or doorwny. nnd in
the mushroom n III-won flth'll II grateful IIIII-
lntiou to tho norvoun inIIIiIII. ltIIIIfiII4II,
as In home Indication. iII intIII-pouiliou. IIIIII
as such it ehonld be light nod rI-Iuliiy
ntovud. To menu It u whole M'l of fund-
turo iII inconngII-IIII and fourth-tin ill the
com-II of pI-rvertlng IIlI IIiniIIuII mm. A
It in more than twofold, lt f'I'ilM'ti to ho
a heroin and becmuee fl portitiun when it
taken to NM. If IIuIIIIIrouII foot/If iII-lght oml
breadth and IIIultipllcity of panel.
lemony ll Budhnhisfe.
The Woman who III-onundnm in iInnIIIII-r
chit-hi, either in their number or iIII-ir
dnlntlIII-IIII u! once.
have handkerchief» enough for um [um-
IlbiII I-IIII-rgI-III-y—fur Illtlill'll IIIiIu'iII of in
flnouw. for tiII-anIt-Imt of tho frII-IIIi who-II
trunk folio to materialize for II er-lI‘. for
tho failure of tho wnIlII-rwomnn to oppror
befall It tilIII'lf of lifllitllwrl'lili'in.
should ho of InIIdIIrIItII lllfl'. of moth-ruin
Onouone and goncruily lIlIt‘lIIlM'lllhiII'fl, I‘I'
cent. by III-IIIIItitolIiug and II monogram or
an edge of nIIrrIIw loco. Homo lurgr. unit
Iilk once for tho iItI-vltnblo I-old. IItIIl IIoIIIo
Illlnll, “UlM‘I-lIlIy, point luI'thlgt-d our» for
With Him uro lIIrI'I'uItlIlI'II.
Hymn-thy For Children.
A mother, in Ilnbyhood, toll» of her lit-
flII4-yIIIIr»IIiIi llom, uboWI-ut III'ro-II tho
eti’cct to pin" with IItII-lgliimr‘u'iiild, but.
finding her gone, I'IImI- book, sobbing bit
tI-rly. "l filllil'l' louglII-Ii M Mr. roving,
‘Wbut II fIIIIliIIlI llllll‘ girl!‘ My trio-nu
luoltvd tip from her bot-II. shying: lild
you owrthlnk that tho IiiIIIppIIiIItmI'IIt.-
thnt come to A child ill‘f'lll ll!’ tIIth ii.
ihomIIII do our grontur ll'Ullllli'ivi to mi
My door, If you how ‘Miiliu flrf‘ill trIIIIbII-
nndioll It to fur. you Wtilllfl fbiIIl. llil‘
most lmrd lIIIIrtI-d tIIIIII-rI-iy my. ' You
foolish wumnn'” ' I now the point iin I
never had before, and llurn won puou IIIIIIiI
lIIIppy by mnmnm'n Hympuibynndu prom
lee of {I walk hItI-r on."
Old Kemp-pore Are Vulnehlr.
It III llii' wim- llfi|ly~tékrrptf “1quthth
him II fI-tv old Iit'WeL‘ilpt'f'N IIII llilllil. \th-u
occasion rI-qulror, :IlII- IIIIIkI-II tilll' info :I
t-‘TfIVI' [Ifllle‘lll‘lfl and it din-II I-xI-I-llont dork.
Lilyi‘i'ii of urwrpopon. do not I-oim- moi-I-
"H II lining for I'm-puts. III fort, III-IIIIpI-I
porn lllilhl' :I floor \I-udding I'Vt’ll lIi'HUT
tlIIIiI ilInt sold in ”W t'l'If't'“. l‘t'l'llll~t' llll’
PTI'H'ili‘t‘ Inf llli‘ ink in tho pnpl'r l-I mid to
l'Xi'lililit lunilirx. NI-WIIpan-n-I woken I'liI-Ii
protector not to be IiI.-IIpiI.IIII,'IIIIIi for wrnp
ping up wiIItI-r or hllll'llllt'l' t'liillit'H which
Mo to ho pockI-d owny thoy Ill'l' lllit'tiliiill'll.
About "Olin.
in buying n roll IIlwuyII gI-t thnt quality
which ,in lint iIIII oilil, ll fin-to l-i too
much sillYIII-II'II in tho lflf'i', it will l'l‘f'i’li up
fill lhI' lilt'ft. uiltl tho iigliiI-r it in ”I Ii flu
higher it. will i'ri'f‘p, it may not lli‘ gI-Iuvr
oily known ilmt whvu \I-iiII IrI-t tiring)
tin-y (‘flll ho rouot‘iliod by IIIInIpI-iiinil llll'lll
und winding up II fiflt'l'l’l‘il rolling pin.
’l‘ho \‘oil IAhnulIl ho I-IIrI'fnliy rili'l'lf'llt'tl
mound tho roIlI-r, pinning it m {H to .-I-
('uro ilIu some width on both liltlf‘r. .-\ iivi
drying n admin of tiny» tho VI-il will be oi
must on good on now.
She Mop» lte Crying.
A WUnlilll doctor, Witt) in tho wiio of n
well known Hi‘li'filllll' mun nuIl I-xpiorI-r.
has on origiuul wny of trontiug llf’l' liillill .~
when they cry. “or ihrory III tiIIIt win-n
ecrI-niuingo child hoods much morn
for its lungs thou on ordinnry fit’i'ilhllllld.
llor Int-thud of supplying ii wultltl not lIII
opt. to find favor in tho one of MI» .IIoiI-II
title mothIIrII. .H‘ho hit-I II good IIlzI-d low
hot, so tho I-Itory goon, nnd when the hnby
I-rioII It. to plum-d in it. nud hung out. of the
window until its. Hi'f'i'flliirl III-mm.
Victoria on a Mother.
Qucon Viotorin, it is now rolntod of her,
won II vory pious mother to her growing
children. At. one time «be not only bod
iliblo clone for tho chlltlron of mom in III
tendnncn (It. Buckinghnm puluoo. 'lhII
story l~l IIlIIo told timt. who -II tho ill‘f hdom- on
of London VIII-I (Hittiflllrilllfi tho young
primers ho. :I'IIiIl, “
grout credit for instructing you In ibor
otlghly." At which tho boys pipIin up
"Oh, but it. in nmmmn who tIIIIIIlII-II on our
catechism "
indlen Law for Women.
In India owonmn is out. iIIfrorInI-ntly;
tho word of llt' -r own son. "if u wifo how
her own will,” any» the (h-ntoo I-oIlI- of
low, "flfllWlillrltI'IllfllflR I-IlIII lft'. of supI-riur
bobnvo Illillrri.
jugnl only. Ewry unmnrriIIi or wiIioIII-Ii
woman to rigorously hcld unIiI r gimrdiou
ship, uud nny mun of lognl IIgI b. IIIIIIIid
orcu a fit cuetodinu.
Lemons Insy be kept fl'i'ell nndgoodl
long time by putting thI-m in on upon
etono crock nnd cow-ring tip in with cold
wntcr. Tho wutrrnhould be cbIIngI-d twh. Ii
II wrek. Lemon: trcnti- d in tbiI‘I Why will
become ripe and juicy.
Soup mod on the hair is apt to white it
brittle. If any in to ho usII-d, tor rump in
the hex-It, not] after using rinse tiII- blur in
several Wi'lttll'il in which n Ilttlo pode-rcd
borer has been diseoivod.
H,”
Koopnhowl of mutual on tho wmh-
stand, and after wulIing tho bond-I dry
them in tho IIII-nl. Tho skin will be III-pt
by this pron so.
If an iron holder in ottochul with II long
string to tho bond of the apron while you
gem and scorched dish townie.
Kerneono oil in the boat of furniture toi
Inhee it chooses, main-I a fine polish emf
km from the revenue of insects.
ll 2
in clear, honever. that one m undo» onIII- 7
A eoroen hoe u IIiIIIpIII I-IquI .
screen in t‘llllllll’UUfl on a thing of lwflliiy if i
qunlitr. pluI'I-II hone-if out-bin ihu pIIIII of ‘
EN" wmnou I-IIIIuiIl :
or for nny ono of thocoltIIIIitiI-II which "my .
'l'lII'I‘ .
Our Hot Cross Buns
III."
them rend tho illbln to her, but taught it-
Your gI‘IvI-rrIIn-IIIIiI-sI-rsI-II '
canto nho wr'l " lint llIIII
iIIm-Iculino n1 “unity of India lII not Ion 1
whlto Imd tillitlUlll and lean linblo to chop ’
are cooking, It will euro runny burnt flu ,
“I:
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eat thou. III the peIIIIword through the .
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Saturday!
Big Easter Ssle.
PRICES ’WAY DOWN
Fresh candy from
lilo to The pet“ ll).
DION’T‘MISSIT!
arc the iiiiL’Sl you
'cvcr ntc. l. c n v 0
your order, Ilclirt-r-
oil to all ports ol'ilit‘
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uh. iIIIpIIIcn y, Atrophy
5am: into
trouble”. n wit it ally.
pvrry [g I. ordrr
Mulch l weeks.
When in Il'IIIht Ihil to ”N" t r Nrri'hlf’. hrhiii’y. l on
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Fish,
Oysters
and Clams,
Lobsters.
The Best desertinent of
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Pickeled Oysters
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And all rItlIr-r standard cumin nlwnyl
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