‘ 509 lease a pair.
RUFFLE cusraiui‘ 391: to no a pair
sAaH summits. With write, at
tn. . - ..T‘.""l".' in!“ n 256 l pllr
Also a comp nte.tmor out of Car-
tain Matecials‘lmlaco all? Muslin: at
E. K. BANKS
w p: .3! l . .‘ .
tastings: o. OfilL ItocK.
pair 4mgALK.
o
‘ total liars Notes
E. h Ferguson. of Norwalk, is paste,
ing a few weeks in Weston.
‘ Charles Trowbridgc. of New York}
spent Saturday with relatives in South‘
Norwalk.
Oh! Well Ladle.
M-. Will meet tomorrow
sonteliall. 1
Sherman Council. No. 1,342. Royal
‘ Areanum;twlll meet in Mystic Chain
Hall. Tuesday night.
Miss Edith Crofut and Miss Edith
Merrick. of .Norwalk. spent Sunday
with friends in Bethel.
. The Visiting Chapter of Trinity
Guild will meet Tuesday at 3:30 pom"
at Miss Bradley's, No, 6 Fairileld ave-
one. . ,
Master John Newton. of Norwalk.
has returned home after a short visit
with his aunt, Mrs. Frank Wilcox. in
Weston. ,
The station agent at Net-walk, John
Mahoney is on the sick list, and Ed
ward Wicks. of East Norwalk, ts flll~
lug his position. .
William H. Cameron. of 41 West
Avenue, Nor-walk, will succeed Fran
. dis 1). Austin, tn the Norwalk Securi»
ties Corporation.
A. ll. Diugee is again employed by
the John Hancock Life insuranct
. Company as one of the corps of agents
in The Norwuiks.
~Dr. Dick‘s cures grip.
The monthly meeting of the Board
of. Behoothaltors will be held lemon
. row :evening at the ofiloe of the select
men in Norwnlh. . .
. {I Augustus Roselle and family, who
. be e been in the South for some time.
have arrived at their residence in
Hamilton avenue.
Washington Camp. No. 11, l’atriotit
Order of tlte Sons of America. will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow even
lug in Knights of Pythlas Hall.
The monthly meeting of the Nor
walk Building, Loan and investment
Association will be held tomorrow
night at the office of Taylor and Cold
en.
ldwnrd E."i’tcrce. of the firm 0.
Pierce & Wallace, (if Washington
street. who has been ill for the pas
two weeks, now has an attack of ty
pliold fever, .,
The Nutmeg baseball team of Nor
walk was to go to Westport, Saturday
‘and play a team of that place, but
some of the players failed to put tr.
their appearance.
Dr. William ii. Gregory and family
moved today from No. 21 Down street
to Stamford. where he has purchased
a fine residence and is engaged in lht
practice of dentistry,
The St. George Paper and Pull
Company have had the corner of their
plant: in Smith-street taken off, and it
is now being
do away‘with the sharp corner, and 1.
side Walk will then be put down on
that side of the. street.
The engagement of Mark Anthony
Beitaire. .112, of New York. son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. licltutre. of Daubury
and Miss Marlon Elizabeth Waters
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lrving Em
' met Waters. of Buffalo, N. \'.. is an-
‘uounced. The wedding will take place
in June.
The New Canaan branch of the
New Haven road will soon be getting:
its electricity from the power-house
at Riverside. One ot' the new motor!-
for use on the branch has arrived.
and the other is expected this week
Just so soon as they are ready for use,
the 11,000 alternating current from at
Riverside pOWer-house will be used
on the branch instead of the 550 di
rect which now comes from the Man-
hattan street. Stamford. powerhouse.
'The Norwalk letter-carriers are very
much interested in tho so-callcd “car
riers‘ bill." which has, passed the sen-
ate and is now waiting for the action
of the house. if this bill passes, as
Washington dispatches seem to’ ndi
cats that‘lt will. there is a cl .2
which provident). month‘s vacation.
instead of fifteen days. for the car-
rlers. With a full year‘s salary for
eleven ' months” Wdrk, the present
force will be [Welltalten care of, and
it will be necessary “to have an in-
creased force on the substitute lines.
There istconsidcrabie interest among
the younz‘colored conic offl‘ho Nor-
wallrs in.tho)plnn’10r a. Chautauqua
for colored people to be held at Point
l.’lcasant..N. Y. Circulars are out, by
which thépim“. ‘outlinsd in detail.
and the“ par [some of the lead-
iltg colorc , ors lit premised'rho
iaeulty‘ ti . diversity, profes-
sora‘iuvrfiw varsity. Professor
Jesse L's “ "" ‘ ‘
Lyins. rthg... .
, some rapport
‘e‘duc‘atorit ‘
No. 108. F. and A.
evening in Mar
1
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it till l‘
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. onuao'lsr. ‘
' a Non-m MAIN eraser.
TEL. ass—s. ‘
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t
Removes all stains from the
hands.
The modern. scientific cloané
nor for the hands and bath.
Tho‘ldeal cleanser for auto:
mollilietl. ' ‘
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v
Colfax Encampment. i. 0. O. i~"., will
meet. this evening.
Mrs. li‘rank Youngs, of Dover, N. .l..
spent yesterday with friends in West-
port.
it is only a Sheri time and the iflies‘wlli‘ be where again.
The sooner you petaréady for .thcmftlie' iciver you will have.
We haven big stock of floor andelntlow Screens. ready
for your intpedtipn. at priges low choukh to please anybody.
i .. sharpen amour-riders. V ‘ ‘
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H 31111881 0.-
’ Funcrat? lilrectors and Eutbalmcrs,
12-18 North Matti Street. ‘ ~ South Norwalk, Conn.
.y “’1'
The color. the lit and the quality of our Cloves in right. Evi‘rl‘y pair is
the product of a maker whose name stands for the beat them is in Cloves”
hence our reputation as a Clove Store.
The, new spring stock includes every length and color that's in demand
for i‘ho season. unlit prices lipase to meet. all requirements. 9
'ou can supp y your C ove wattle here with an absolute surct o -
faction in style. quality and price. y f nails,
N. E. RYAN & 00., f
80 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
couviurtou
. church are already conulderlng plans.
.ilrourant emulnlttoe
-m
or gm: BAPTls cl.
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Wm ”Most in Hartford October-v 19 to
21. L ‘
Baptists OY‘NOl'Witlk and vicinity,
will ‘bo'ltttcrouted tn- the announce.
“Nut that the Connecticut .ilttpttst eon-
vonttou will meet with the South Bap
that church of Hartford. ()et. iii to 2L
This annual nicotine unduly Mill” “1':
author a Baptist host of 350 or“ 400
delegates. from all arts of the finite.»
The. people of t e 80th Buptlntp
for entertaining their guests. Thou
progranrfor these meetings has nets,
been arranged. but early in June the».
will have a dietit-
ins- and amylase for speakers. ”The;
coutntiloc consists of Rev. Dr. H. MM
.Rtompaonp pastor of the Memorial.
ptlat church, chairman; Itov. Dal
Frederick Lent, pastor of the First.
Baptiat church, New Haven; Rev. 1)..
1). Monroe. pastor of the Calvary Bttpv
tint church, New Haven; liev. Dr. A..
ll. Coats. secretary of the Connecticut
Baptist convention, and the Rev. 11'}. 8.
Hullowny_ pastor of the entertaining
church.
Rev. "Dr. A. B. Conic. secretary of
the Coneettout nuptial convention, is.
to'uitcnd the May anniversaries of the
northern linpttuts at Oklahoma Cilia;
Okla, and will leave today with
itev. Harold Pattiuon. They will loin
a liaptiat party ittuu Heston, which is
to be conducted by W.. W. Main, the
solidity scliol worker. They will be
back in Hartford about May 30.
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On Tuesday and "Weidaesda‘y
‘ ‘Ar . ' .
lilt‘nm t,
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.1 ‘ no Gnarls “sac;
am.
With Every V-Dollar’s Worth Of
Goods l’urchased.
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built angular. which will
Mills Kate Graham will entertaii
i110 Wullltu \Vhlsh Club tomorrow ov
suing.
Misses Esther and Clara Johnson, oi
last Norwulh. spent yesterday with
relatives in Georgetown.
The Misses Undcrdown. of lllllsldt
place, South Norwalk, spent Sunday
.vith friends in ilanbury. .3.
William Seaman. of the oyster bout
Mildred. is able to get out. again. af-
cr six weeks of illness trout rneumu
tisai.
Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt. of 38 Rays
,nond street. has gone to live with her
laughter. Mrs. ’1‘, it. iloylc, of liroolt
58
O. 8. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
WALL STREET.
n
NORWALK.
"a .-
Frederick id. Lockwood and Joust
Cholwcll. of Norwaik. started in once:
of trout. this morning about 5 o'clock
in Mr. l..ockwood's auotmobilo.
A white robtti which had beer
trouud a home in Silvcrmlne was kill '
Ad by a out last week. Cats are a.
ircatcr mormce to bird life than most
people will believe. ,
A large horse power motorcych
.vus proceeding up West avenue yet-
tcrday afternoon witch the front forks
suddenly snapped, but the rider not»
went on his way with the tlungcrotn
forks. ._
The city council of Norwnik wll’
ltold a regular business meeting this
evening at the chambers in Wall
street. No business out «that honor
once is expected to come up before
the meeting.
There will be a meeting of tin
Norwallt Bird Club this ccvniug at
:bc home of Miss Francis A. Hard, 4'.
West avenue. New lautcrn slides out
matters of importance make it denim
bio for a large attendance.
~‘1‘lio ilostou Cleansing and flycinr
To. has one brunch in 128 Washington
it., So. Norwntlt and one in :31 Male
it.. Norwulk.
The special meeting of the South
tyn. N. Y. . - ..
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“DOLLARS-r- 7
SP ENT AT ‘
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE ‘
13 A SAFE INVESTMENT.
TRY IT.
Result: A LIFE lNCOME.
BEND FOR CATALOGUE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
One ‘ 015?
of Advertising.
, HUNDREDS time.
DO IT NOW.
8TAMFORD. PORT CHESTER.
0“
Our , Ways “
, rd hr lathe textilodwl and seriously In-
BEBSION OF GRAND LODGE.
Big Meeting of Odd Fellow: in New
Britain. Next Wednesday.
Preparations were completed last
evening for the annunkhscaulon of the
Grand innit; of the ill rpeudcnt Ur»
tier of Odd Fellow» to he hold in New
ilrltatn next Wednesday. The arrange-
ments have never been. made on .a
Simon Lake Offers Plan In Abatement
in $5,000 Suit. But is Denied.
Simon Intro. president of the Lake
Torpedo float (hr, tried to explain on
Saturday afternoon the papers in the
suit brought by William C. Emile. of
Milford, wow not proportly oervod up-
on hint. Hits counsel. Judgi- Carl Fon-
trr, offered a plea in nimtomcnt, but
Judge Robinson, of the Smarter coutt,
denied the pine.
For months 1
lathe said he was under the im- more elaborate scale.
preartion that he was in Washington the local Odd Fellows. and“ the dim“
lieu of Grand Master Elmer G. iiurl.
butt. have been evolving their piano.
which they are looking forward to still
materialist- with keen anticipation.
Them will be 300 delegates in at-
iendnncc, representing the ulntyonc
bulges in the state, having a mem-
boraltip of 20.000‘ and from 1.200 to
L500 outstftorvri Odd Fellows alto-
gether in the city, The arrangements
for the night before the convention
have been rnrrltgd out on a inure cu-
trnsive scale than ever before. whit"
the, second degree will be conferred
on a class of candidates by a consoli-
dated decree team from the local
lodges. The work will be perforated
in a manner which has not been our-
passed in the RIM“, and it. is expected
the seating capacity of the flusswiu
Lyceum will be crowded.
at the time the papers were said to
have been served. it was either on
litmuubr 2-1 or Christmas l‘iity. The
[superb \H‘i‘l‘ it“ with A. M. Dean.
btmititocpcr at the buttr- Company. it
was clulliwd that “can hurl pom-r of
attorney to shun checks for Lake for
fraternal riot-a or in regard to annu-
lt‘uirilcld uremic property. lie was no:
lake» agent in a rtutltcr like the Poole
unit, however,
William (1, Finite. who is Luke's
broiltnr‘lii‘lnw, brought suit against
the inventor. for 854100 damages. clniut‘
ing that n water lmtier in a house own—
inrm the tenant, Footc claims his!
face is badly scarred.
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THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
is not entirely free from disease, on
larin. iauruilcc. billousnesa. fever and
nude. and getter-at ability. the most ef~
festive rcmmly in Electric Bitters. the
great. nitcrntive and blood purifier;
the antidote for every form of bodily
Weakness, nervousness u d insomnia.
Sold under guarantee at . ii. lltuttor'a
drug store. Price We, "
NATIONAL DUCK PIN TOURNEY.
MSTON, May l8.~-'l‘bow opening
‘atrtntrs of the National Duck and Can-
dle i’ln Tournament. Wore rolled to-
day on local alleys where howling on-
parts will bod forth during the next
two weeks in cmupetltion for the chant-
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pionahtps in five-me hand iwomeu
GOVERNOR £25235: WITH CON‘ .tc-arus and for individua honors. 'l‘ho
‘ curry list includes bowlers from all
parts of New England and the West as
Connecticut thi Oct its Share Of
the
Min regard to the report that./ he
force of workman in the ionotnoti‘ro'rw
pair shops of the New Haven road
this city had ben increased. the;
read today issued the following
neat:
“The article, in a morning papa
mating that forces in the New Karim
locomotive shops are being more!” .
is absolutely false. Ne men are he!
bind, and for the present .noue Will
()u the contrary, further reductions
locomotive
tirade on May 1, and still further rhi—
ductions may be made. "
“The condition or the Now its
‘iocontotives has been steadily'malll
taint-d and improved;
than it. was six months or a year ago
and better than the average of thorn-ii
roads. in the United States. The con)
panyhastodnylflfi good engines 119;!
up in fine condition. over threé~fotffllt
of which have purer rana mile In as
vice since leaving the shops. it is ill
intention of the company to confirm
melting the '
madvlllo. where the. company has
1“)th
'expcudilurcs,
saved at the
r, which today is in excellent;W
dition, and prepared to handle?“
tlunal business in any amount W
his to extinct." * ‘
WINSTED BANKER DEAD.
\VINSTED, May 18.-ilenry GM.
president of the Hurlbntt National:
Bank, and one of the best known ban
era in this section of the statefllm
Laid Off.
ll,
repair forces 1!
is better toils
heavy repair work}
the high elevations fevers , prevail. WW" . tic facilities of the most modern
while on tho Iowa-r irrelu malaria is UASTOB-IA-u l "Throtral‘tout the present bus
encottntermi to n krcatcr or lose cx- Insulin tilt hittil'ititl tho Mm 3'38"! depression the mmpnuy hadsto‘adliw
rpnt. according to altitude. To over- W Z ‘ mullhucd its locomotive repaint]
tome climate directions. lassitudc. our of . m or the large decrease in the event“
not a dollar has“ has
expneac of the motif
Norwalk Union School district. to litlto
tctlon on the situation at the Frank.
in school, will he held at that, school.
his evening at 8 o'clock. From lift-‘8'
.tut. indications, the meeting will in
:cry largely attended. ’
Francis 1). Austin has given up his
nutrition with the Norwalk Securities
Corporation. and eutcrrd new (lililt'l:
“ails morning in the office of 11. W.
Merrill. in‘ Wall street. W. i". Cunterou.
if Norwalk, succeeds Mr. Austin in
the ethos of the Norwalk Securities
Corporation.
(in Wednesday afternoon at 3:30
)‘cloch tn the South Norwalk Congre-
mttonnl Church parlors there will he
:ordinlly invited to meet and hear
who will speak of her native land.
Business is booming ut the plant of
the Crofut and Knapp lint ‘
he company is making proper tions
taslat in this but output, the company
has planned what is undoubtedly the
post. expenatvc advertising- campaign
ever attempted by a hut company. The
best known magazine. in the country
general campaign,
in informal meeting of the Woman's
\ssoctatton. All ladies interested are
Miss Frea, of Mount Lebanon. Syria.-
and:
for the biggest your in its history. To.
are to be “Uliiatlkln't _ 6 plan of the.)
. All ‘pflort is now:
“will: centered entire fall product. , ,
Overalhat Cost.
n...— 1 £3‘11‘V.‘;‘! ye”,
We will all from now on O veralt. u.“ ”W: m", been any” u
50: per pair, at 45¢. . - ‘ v,,,.ww Wm “ .
The! are well made. of «moms rappo- an... “mum? m ‘0
we admonmfmt
Always the Best $15
Suit in Town.
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‘5» .
rip.
roaster-truss; A LITTLE AHEAD
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V Clothing oi {hell-tight Shri.‘
’ “ ., nadir. , , ,
\2 Mound" St. 50. Karma“
Hooks-s 'a. m. to a p. m.
solvents-:12 to 4 p. in.
‘Dr. rattan. I
For Clothing: Satisfaction
‘ so To ‘
- .KOPPEL.
(Cain.
'Roy'al‘ ice
at he told
a. . All use,
Prick,
LK' 24 No. Main
our line of fabrics embraces the
mills. .. . «a
We have'zoodti for ,n‘laltlng'ciothes
and‘Sport. ‘ ‘
~Wo.:'auaiantee our garmfihts to be
thoroughly tailored by thebest work-
man that money can prbeilro.“and our
liaidps‘snd trimmings are of the very
highest grade“ _ .
We want to make your Spring and
Summer mantis. .
LEO. .SgltoiirEL,
. nnntouaswairaiuonaht
“choicest; products}?! 1ny World's be“ ;.
rot every, purpose—Drool, Business . .
" ” "HOME, 131.3.
' 48 and 50 Wall Street, «Name.
W. .,....... m... a...“ u. “wow... “a...“ .c..............._.
It Is Never Too Early to
Think of the Funds
Therefore you shot ‘ ’4' geitiunyour
'i‘uu 'foutwear before it is all picked
over. ‘ .
The new styles in oxiords and
colonial: are catching on in earnest.
and the hobby styles will go first.
PRICE $1.50 TO $3.50.
"4"Flynn 38: Ryan
‘ . ‘ 90
-a
ed on“ tho wile
-u. .M—m
was censorship rw‘o mourns
M
charts: “deacon. bl" Hartford, Aster-ts
That she Dbl Not,8tlci< to Her
» Marriage Vowel/cry Long. ‘
Alleulng that. his wife deserted him‘
. name wastClarn Bliss.
be freed from Charles
Jensen. Olefiflflflflmh” brought or in «May. lacunae wont to live w in
3h. Gohth Norwaik.
'f'ol. m...
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‘fisen, of lit-lumen. 'Pdpel‘li were so» were tiled
vorce proceedings against Clara Jen-
Washington Street.
today by Deputy Sher-
iff Doolan. The couple were married
Jilly 8, 1901. and Mrs. Jensen's maiden
Mary Kardos. of Norwalk, wants lo
. Kardol, of‘
two months atter inurrtagd. Charles C. Bridgeport. she, says he deserted er
anothew‘woinilii in Bridgeport» pupal-ii
Benefits.
Governor Womlruif ,nrrtvcd home on-
thuulastlc. Saturday. from the con
(crease of the governors of all the
states held at Washington. He said
that‘hn felt confident that fruit will
be born as a result of the discussions.
if the plans develop that were made
in Washington. Governor Wornlrufi
admit, that. Cdunectlcut will be sure to
receive its share of benefits. These
will be chiefly to its Waterways and
forests. The governor. said that the.
eoufcrcnec was very interesting to hint
and to all of the members of the Con-
ncctlcut party. Dr. Hadley made a
deep impression at. the conference.
Governor Woodruff introduced him
and the Yale president's remarks on
the Works of the. Yale Forest schtroi
were followed with much interest.
Besides Governor Woodruff and Dr.
Hadley the other representatives from
this state were Colonel N. C, Osborn.
of Bridgeport. and: Charles llopltlus‘
Clark, of Hartford.
Saturn:
Ctmlries. from Cold Medal Flour. are
the best i ever tasted. Sorma.
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WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION.
SPOKANE. Wash, May 18.-—Tho
Democratic state convention. which
convenes at the Armory today. protu-
iits to be one of the most tectitcnlur
political gatherings assent 1 here in
a decade. At. midnight. last night the .
lenders in the national dontmlltcciuarr
ship contest were still sounded in the
effort. to marshal their respective
forces and the steering committees of
the first and second district detest»
tious We?“ in .uucus trying to agree
upon a Ilillf‘ of delegates. The state '
appears to be: . ,
For temporary cltulrniatt~Ftu'riter
United States oSnator George Turner.
For delegates-at-largo to the nation
al convention—~b‘red Baldwin. 8min
one; Charles G. Helfner. Seattle; A. R.
Tltlow, Tacoma. and George F. Christ-
ensen. Ritavllle. ‘
VALUED SAME AS GOLD.
B. 0. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar
View, Miss, says: “I tell my contem-
ors when they buy a box of Dr. King's
New Life Pills they get the worth of
that much gold in weight, if afflicted
with constipation. malaria or billions-
nsss." Sold under guarantee at F. H.
Baxter’s druk store. this. ' . "
TROLLEY ‘ ACTIM9' DOING. WELL.
NORTHA PTONgitiassn Mariam
None of the persons who were injured
in the trolley collision here last night .
was regarded on hot ill-a, very. can
,iu the superlo
a
'ious conditiou‘aftbrgtgti'hrst wait or
[the dovtort tins morals . ‘ t
far as Chicago is also represented.
' Some of you don’t eat Mani-Flake. simply
; create a food that’s all food. ‘3
,l {tempura maple syrup. Consider simply
at his home here latelast night.
You Are Wroné
because it costs 15 cents. '
You are ’clinging to foods that you like far. it
lessbccause they are five cents cheaper. '
But you are wrong; they are' dearer. ,
, You are'losing the foOd you like best -.tho
one that‘s all food—41m one. with the , maple '
dearer. And all through a miStake. ‘ ' ‘
You forget the cream, in the. first place. ,
Add that cost‘to‘the food cost and see [he
trifling the difference. .For cream costs the
same on poor roofs as on good food. " , ‘
Mapl-Flake is ail‘p‘nourishment because i
all digests. That's why it coats more. 2 ‘
We spend 96 hours in reparing it. r g g.
That’s four times thetttne that some others
speed. And the time is all spent for your‘goodag-J
your economy. .‘Let us explain- ‘ j”
StarCh—the main parrot wheate—cannOt
digest. until itis made soluble. .- ' F
Raw starch. won’t digest. When it is half
cooked, half Willy‘jdtigest. "The balance is‘vmtl. it
rand were; ' ‘It form'ents and breeds germs _
the stomach. . ' _ *r . .. . ._ '
‘ So we make. that‘statph all,“ digestible. rWe
r'
Our wheelie steam-cooked (pr six hours;
then cured. Then flaked so thin that the
full heat of our even: gets to pinch atom.
Then touted 30 minutes at 400 degrees.‘
omit the fact of the flavor—derived
the ‘questloa of foodvalus. is a food that
itrdf digestseconomicaif “ is it worth the »
cost of the cream? . . '
The food thht you buy because it is
‘ cheaper costs more than Maul-Flake.
masonry ma mm in indl can“ it
in hotels. clubs. chin. nudge diam 3:...
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