new Political Combination Bfld to a.
.3 am inflected-
#VW gessufihflvm published to-
Palladium
Itical coalltl l-
, cgdbecamo “31$“ 9“ 0mg” “W
at it; Olin that will; haveau Pill
ar ng on e gnber
,t. whloh has. even at £113ng
inc attracted more at-
withlieil?b or homes! or: the “bill
tetra has known In
ignited [positively
Senator Morgan
y will lenrl n help-
hitt‘ will get right aboarg
W3 db ill. on Kort to inn
colonial io‘tv- wf‘laman, Ever-
. . he,” pair‘ of tile Gor~
rtat the? Ice Inn in 1910. The
“lip
léle'y would get In the
baa“ will come a. a big
ahrprli’e to ny. and it wont take
a y to. discover a nplit in the
5 ring heretofore known as the
finilteley Fyler- Gates combination. And
fill this is duo to the senatorial con
i Ifi‘lt.
“That 0. RFyler. familiarly known
new Fylor, largoihg to utc all of
rful lullueuo ,l behalf of
Elli-“y Mcluean ls well known but
il‘y"lei a side partrierdii things
political should fall uwav and work
It); ”lashed on tlu other side of the
1‘]: as h rdiy taken for granted
ego
”goon of [Aim for Governor
means he‘ support of Bulkeloy -for
senator.
rumor senator Buikclcy pulling for
1w. there will also be Gales, islan-
(logo 0 all? Keneu‘lly, a wing of the
Sehlltoria faction.
("It ‘wlll be remembered that at the
opubllcan convention Senator
glhegig was one oi those in 1,.ieut.
cs hog and after it was all
over the Senator plitted the defeated
‘eliidldalc‘elon no baby and exclaimed.
‘ ., 'menett‘. you made a good shewlng. ‘ "
Hotel Mahackemo
J: z“. COHNOR. Mgr.
Iervlce and Oulelne Up to Date.
hit» 02 per day and upwards.
« 1 $1. on; I M—a— .
Ot‘oo‘k and General Information Tloker.
Silhday Dinners, 75cts.
1‘ who. mt tea. 3 ;
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ed quicker and better. Fruit will
oloyer. the Jere will look nicer
. .‘ehelrae .than the round men
guild Whito' lore have the Light
Too
New Shades made to order.
gutters Supplies. '
boot HHS-d Paint. 91:25 gallon.
undead raw allure-3-
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*7 WASHINGTON OTREET,
WUTH floflWALK.
dbdij‘a‘ be eqump pen with a dainty
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W‘ seen that \l'akeuian look the horse
Mrl‘“ "‘ .
., powth mm term.
.3. .
Hired Rig and Tool: Young Ham“
Splicer With Him-v'l‘l'aced Io
Danbury—Sullbosed lo
' Have Gone to
Pougiiiteepsic
\VESTPORT. Aug. ll.-Rlchard
\Vnkeinan. a former \Vestport man. Is
now branded as a horse thief, having
taken William T. Williams' rig. Horne
thieving Is something that occurs ev
ery day. We read of It In the papers
and pass it by with but a slight
thought, but when It comes so close
at home on ”this we must stop and
take notice.
Hired Horse at William!‘.
Rlcburd \Vakciunn came to West»
port on Friday of last week and hir-
ed a horse, a bay olicghitchcd to n
red buggy, saying that he wished to
take his aunt. Mrs. .lohn Spider. out
for a ride: His appearance was good.
rind Mr. Williams thought that every
thing was all right ltiid let him llth‘
the team.
Did Not Take Mrs. Spicer.
ii is learned that \I'ukcmiiu did liol
go near the home of Mrs. Spiccr and
that she never was In the. buggy, all
reports to the contrary. He. did take
Mr. ‘Splcer's oldest boy, Harold. agod
fourteen years, with him. ‘
. Traced in Danbury.
From what can he ”learned it is
and drove with Harold directly to
Daubury. In that city they asked ihr
way to Brewster. and when told start
ed Iii that direction. “‘hOIl Ilrcwstcl
was reached it Is learned that they
asked the route lo l’oughkoepslc. On
leaving Brewster all trace of them
was lost.
Mr. Spicer on the Trail.
Saturday morning Mr. Spicor set
out with the hope, of getting his her
back home again. He went to Dan
bury, to lirewster, and then on to
i’oughkeepsle. hilt nothing more than
information stated above did he got
Sunday he went to Waterbury, think
in: that they might. be there
- Officer Allen After Them.
Ofilcer Allie Allen started out last
Saturday morning. following the sum
route. where they were seen. Al
Ponghkeepaic the chief of police lent
his hill but nothing could he found out.
Mr. Williams Covers Route In Me-
chine.
lecryman Williams started out
‘Monday morning in a large touring
car. with the hopes of getting some
trace of the tenni.Woke1mah and the
boy. All day'tlic search was made,
but to no avail.
Parents Nearly Proatrated.
The parents of Harold Spicer are
almds‘tr prostrated over the taking 01'
their son by Wnkemnn, who Is a dis
ant. relative
[tie a case of kid-
/‘ ' a \ «-,,
. . .
We Do Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
‘ YOU WAIT.
Come In and have your broken
lenses dilplloatcd. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. Hoyt'a Pre-
gc'rl ptIons. , ‘3
l‘Glicc hours, 8 a m. till 11.39
1:2 46 until 6 p. in. «Mon-
95‘9““ Saturday evenings un-
Fe‘nwiclr Optical Company 3
" doom. 1%"1? litu- Wilfrid‘s" .
eouruw Holiwaul’t.‘ . couu.
"erfif1.f'TEI-:~.,M"3 3 ”r“
nurn an»? no artistic
Real E3lait "
insurance
r
n income producing property that
mll‘et increaae [in value with the ra‘pld
. ..
twt-»»..
M. M. "om 'I'O‘n.
W Lia.
emltm
General Agent.
c. c. Hegel'n‘an.‘ ‘
Wm. A. Ourtle‘, Moe-Frau.
. truck A. am. my 'a 'rrm.
than when given ill the morning. Being
tale and,
Mid .liave‘ ‘éeveral decided bargaine'
There is something so restful in the
daily massage treatments necessary to
keep one's face and scalp and body in
good trim that If they can be given
at nlghl they are far more beneficial
restful they are conducliIe to sleep.
and so of course are best at night.
The sleeve that Is loose at the
wrist ls bungling and awkward look-
ing. Open the sleeve at this point and
close it snugly with tiny hooks and
eyes so as to reveal the line of a pret-
t) wrist.
if your chamois‘ glove. need mend-
lng attend to them before washing
else the ripped seams and tiny holes
will be spread lipnrt beyond retail (llll':
Ing the process. it is more important
that chamois should he treated In
this way than kid. for the kid Ia not
:0 badly stretched in cleaning.
Let me warn the woman who In
past thirty vcars and whose hair-line
is beginning to fade to have her scalp
attended to at once and faithfully. A
year of regular weekly or fortnightly
treatments now will save her many rc~
:rcts when she begins to near the for
iyfiyenr mark.
A stunning lu-t blouse of French dc
sign is trimmed with uppilcr 'iloral
Illililffi cut from croionnc. ‘
To the correspondent who asks; for
the proportion of sulphur and custor
oil to use on the scalp (not on thr
llllll‘l would any that two ounces of
the oil and fifty grains of proclplated
~2ulphur Were the directions given me.
The heavy corded silks as Well as
the nioircs arc to he used the coming
season for covering the smart birch-
rum shapes which have already com-
rucnccd to collie in. There are some
rather close small bats which are ex-
coediogly smart.
There is an invariable ruin in lolly
making that fruits should be under
rather than over rlpc,
Recipe for uni randy which the little
folks can make, taken from the Pictor-
Inl Review: Have the children first
pick out half a cupful of nut meats.
lot on in u sliilill saucepan two level
cupfuls of liglit- brown sugar. one half
cupfui of writer, a level teaspoonful
if butter and a tablospoonful of vine
gar. and boil wuthout stirring until the
candy crackles when dropped In cold
water. Pour into it well-buttered pie
pair that has been sprinkled with the
nuts. and as soon as cold mark Into
squares.
To the request for directions for
cleaning white leather purses and
white cloth shopping bags I would say
that there has been a cleaning fluid
mentioned many times In this column
which i uould not hesitate i0 use on
you light colored leathers because I
[rive so often cleaned kid‘ and suede
gloves filth it. but a largo leather
house. tells me. thai uioi always use
oxalic acid on their light. leathers. The
proportion is n tonspoonfui of the crys
tals ‘llsllolicd in it cup of water and
unfilled With a soft cloth wiping off
with ta dry (doll They also said that
one had to‘ war very carefully and
quickly.
or NEW
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
_ cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
' bitch.
‘ create! pinched nerves and pain In
Even If done In childhood It
later life In the dliierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the caule of
this diocese and pain. and health Is
restored through harmonizing the an
3 nerve systems in your body.
Nervoneness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart Kidney and Female Die
cases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic e
aligns? to help you.
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To masons ave. so. nonunion
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‘ Communion will be
’ Closing Remarks“ 0.1) Lloyd.
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"IIW‘T. ’ National League Standing.
F‘Iist hieth‘odist Epiac opal Church. W L. I’.C.
South Norwa lib—Rev. Bliith. of Pittsburg ........... 73 28 .723
the First t‘hurch no {homo will oc- Chicago ............ 97 :34 .6113
copy the pulpit 93°" evening. INew York .......... till 37 .619
(i larence Iirown mill tier of Cincinnati .......... 50 50 .500
the ringing during the. vacation of Philadelphia ..... . .46 3.5 .455
the choir. St Louis ........... on .123
—L‘-—- Brooklyn 6‘3 .364
CONGREIATIONAL- Boston .......... 76.23.31
South Norwaik Con cgmional Rev ‘
(I'illllles S Macfarlan. n. 1).. pastor~ Y aeterdey’e‘ heights.
Rev Jason N Piercé‘. pastor of the Pittsburg. 2; Phlladclp in l (12 in
Church of the Puritans lll Brooklyn
will preach in the morning at 10:60
o'clock.
BAPTIOT.
(.racc Baptist Church vii a. in.
preaching: 3: 30 p m. sacred concert:
7: 43 p. in., preaching. The. Rev
\V lllll of New York. will preach \nt
botir services Thursday evening, pray-
or meeting. Brother Smith and'Slslor
Iiutlcr will lead.
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church, ii. A, Lynwood Sndt‘
lcr. rector~'i‘entli Sunday after Trin-
lIy. li a. in., Holy Communion; l0230 American League Standing.
a. m. morning player and sermon. \l‘. 1.. 1.1.
'l‘lu-rr- \leI be no evening service din Detroit ............. 134 4] bill
lug August. Philadelphia ........ til ll .tilti
Christ Church East Norwalk Rev. lloatxui ........... \ tit - it .5393
llypliu Brown. rector. the tenth Clerc-laud . ,..’r.". 5:: ,..00
Sunday other I‘rlnlty—fiunday school. Chicago ..... .50 M .481
9:90 p, in; morning prayer and Her New York ......... 49 5.1 .471
rnoh 10:30 a. in. St, Louis ....... ....4.‘; .37 .Itl
(lra'ce (‘hurch the "(W James iieii- Washington ........ .‘ii 77- .211:
ton Werner rectoiw'l he (chili Sun
day lifter 'l‘rlnliv'wl‘ho celebration of
the Holy Communion at 8 o';clock
morning prayer and sermon. by the
Rev. William Ilownea. of New Haven.
at l0130.
CHRISTMN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First (‘hrlstlan Science Booleiy of
Nurwnlkm Wilcgultir Sunday service at
the reading room. harmonic building,
lit II. n. in Subject. ugiisi lirtli
“Soul." Testimony meeting Wednes-
rinv Ill ii p. in To both services the
public In cordially and fritternailr Iii-
vitcd. Reading room open to the
public each week day afternoon, from
2:15 It) 4:30.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Swedish lirthcl‘hn Church. A ll.
Iotalcr pastor-The Swodlsli Luther-
an congregation will hold its service
in the chapel on North Main ntieot
Sundrn evening at 7: .30. Sermon by
the. pastor. A. H. Lelaler on the sub
lect “Mane Rennomibilltv‘ All Scim-
dllia\lnns are curdiall) invited to of
loud this service
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
SI. l’cter's Evangelical Lutheran
Churr h Martin Luther Hif‘llp, pastor-—
I)Iv.lne «twenties condutled ill German
are held regularly every Sunday nioln
lug throughout the year at I0: 30, iii
the chapel on North Main street. Cori
arcgnilorial singing. ‘Pruschlhg bv the
pastor. Subject of tuiiiorrow' a dis
course will be Conversion and the
Grace of God. " All Germans particu
larly those professing the Lutheran
faith are invited odrfigattend. Holy
hrsted Sundai
August. "". Pr paratnry service at lo
o'clock. The holiday school class
meets an hour before divine. worship,
at 9:30. Pupils are requested to at-
Icud regularly. New pupils may cu.
roll at any time during the your and
are assured it cordial welcome.
GR ACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
Program of Sacred Concert to be le
on Sunday Afternoon.
The program of the sacred concert
at Grace Baptist Church. tomorrow al—
tarnoon. beginning at 3:30 o‘clock, is
as idllows:
Scripture Iteading-—Superlntcndent \V.
C. ltiinton.
Rending~Miss Itosc Arrnnteli’d.
lhiet~CorInc Harris and Mrs. Whit
noy.
Reading—Miss C. Addings.
Bass Solo—James Perkins.
Reading—Mrs. bottle Wright.
[lass Salami}. \Vcllcome, of New York.
Mixed Qirarth--- R (‘lay James l‘or-
kins. Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Harald.
'ienor Solo~llcrt Freeman of Bridge
port.
Recitation—~Misscs Minnie Bailey rind
Cora Bailey '
"l‘rlo Mr and Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. llur
aid.
Selectiona— Fail itlvcr Quartet
lis‘s Soio- R. Clay.
bio»: rural unsio white
The committee In charge of the. con
colt consists of Mrs. J. Clay, Mrs J.
Harald and Superintendent W C.
hlinton,
W
LANDSMAN AND SAILOR. »
(L Frank Tooker in the Century I
To the Iandsinan the son must, al
ways possess dangers that to the sat
lo: appear only its casual phenomena
hoop which to excerclse his ultlli. The
rner book has a special petition for
c safety of those who go down to
i
the sea iii ships and every one who jl‘
yonurI-es‘to leave. the more trees forth
‘yvlth a consciousness of ratio at his
own daring. lot In tho Intricate corri-
pioxit of modern civilli‘htion safety
on lurid and safety ‘at sou liltvo wnikcl
b no mom with equal stop. lover)
morning brIn a do some story death or
accident on and while‘ the great
passenger shins come and go In mono
lemurs regularity. bringing no reports
naive stirring than clause of high seas
that hatingv apt tllhnivl from making new
lg 9511 resent madness
i“ l lid ahdt'h Its attelhia‘nt reckl‘oiiess
ndsir. 0hr strédsrmemand conltnnt
sings).
IAIEIALL.
Bpatonliinclnnati rain
at. more. 5: Iirooitlin 4.
New Yell-k. 8' Chicago, 2.
Games Today.
lioston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia lit l’ittsbilrg.
llrookiyn at St. Louis.
Sunday Games
Iioslou at (‘Ihcinnati
New York at Chicago.
llrooklyn at St. Louis.
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Yesterday's Results.
Chicago. 4; New York, 4.
Boston. 7; Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia. 8: St. Louis.
Detroit. 3.: Washington, I).
5.
Games Today.
(‘lcveland nt Boston.
(‘hicago at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Connecticut League Standing.
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.6210
Ildrlford ........... .38 Ill
liolyokc ............ 55 33': .tiil
Waterbury ......... «III in .5113
New Britain ....... ill 47 .505
New Haven ........ 47 52 .475
Springfield » ......... l2 (.0 .47.?
Northampton ....... til .11! .453
Bridgeport ......... 'Jl till .362
Yesterday's Results.
New Haven. ti; New Britniii, 0.
Northampton. Ii; Springfield. 0
Bridgeport Waterbury game adv-zinc
od (played Sunday.
Hartford, .3: Holyokc, ii.
Game Today.
llolyt c at Bridgeport
New luvcu fit Waterbury.
Northampton at Hartford
New llrltain at Springfield.
Delaney: ve. Winnipeuke.
The Delaneya ‘of Stamford, will go
to Winnlpauk this afternoon, to play
the. Winnlnsuk baaehuli team. an
munda and Mack will be the battery
for the Delaneys
Silver-milieu Play In Cannon.
Tire Silvormlnee will go to Cannon
this afternoon. to plm tho Cnnnonlcrs
of that place.
WITH THE GLOVE ARTISTS.
“——
Lewla‘ Knocke Out Burke.
NEW YORK, Aug. itwwnlle Lew-
ls definitely halted the championship,
aspirations of Sailor Burke last night,l
In the sixth round of what was to have '
been a ton-round bout. at. the P‘nlrmont
Athletic Club. ‘Biirko. who is really
a light heavyweight just got undcrr
the middleweight limit of 158 pounds.
and had the advantage of some 10
pounds over Lewis The curly rounds
were in his favor. but Lewis fought
faster each time be arose from hlsi
cornel and won on his merits with a
knockout.
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Mointoeh After the Big Fight.
NEW YORK. Aug ll.—»Hugh Mc-
lniosli, promoter of prize lights. who
brought about the light between Jack
Johnson and Tommy Burns for the
champihnshlp
here yesteiiisy from England on the
Lusitania McIntosh said that he
would endeavor to secure the Jeifriea
Johnson match for a‘ London club' and
that he would be prepared to offer it
purse of $50,000 for the mill.
GOATS A8 TRAIL MAKERS
The brush eating instinct of the
Angola goat is being successfully délp
est iii Cali ornlaJvliorc they are c t
ting trails for are guards‘ through t g
the plains.
‘ e animals, which number 3.000
under the care 0 the her‘ler’s drag
ed within certain‘
castrated nthe Mason National For-
brhshy areas on the Slopes of
have been divld (1 into two builds and
w l lie/lined
so that their work imay he bong entails:
lid on the brush ‘w illt ythin; bile limits.
he, result In thatt ha'vo practi-
cli‘lly killed nearly all robe 'brttsh lb
the course either by rig ltu
“P3333
tiroly. or by barking iii the
At
of the heavy lllhlllitnjg birehc‘ll.
was some doubt as to the gbatrl' wili'
mm: ‘as to eat the iiinn'zalllta. but it
has been found that where there Is lit-
tack It as any other bushes.
Tho glaring scallop was a‘ol'latle this
year on tho Lassen Forest that tho
goats did not
itihout the miggleigfd June. but since
hen t ey in o r
and tail mreptiii prhnilses‘figdfiI ham”?-
olcolis from file ry”
alertness If oars would; ecruel» them:-
ety y. o
tél‘areij; .Sfid reduly
oilfield shill Ollie when
old story or the in do“ at sea In'
a in who adiene‘ In New nonunion
near; of ”his a Tm Mil”;
" “toll; tri- lino wholly idntlin-
l
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The superiority of u‘inn to nature is
hontlnnsilr illustrated. rNetuac needs
an Immense «nobility of quilts .to make
a goose with. but a man can make a
more of himself with one. f—Clirlat
Ian Register.
. *4.“ MW..DM““I
- gout. very cold
rep I. free of uproot; by the an
ill 3°33th W3 ”3.. 1" all
has been one he lie-,tol’ore Ywhmgl the!
broth? tom Which Otherwise, wouldrm
have been wasted ,w1lll support 31.000.
lorlnlly
In Australia. reached .
the beginning of the etperimhlit there '
He also they will just as rhhdlly at“
main ‘Ophra'tloiii until‘ 3‘
mucous? 3
trails will first he opened and than": » ,
3w; 3
SATURDAY. wells? .14» 3
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Bridgeport Advertisements
Bridgeport Advertisements
v‘vt
The DM Read C...
Wind 1831.
The Store closes at five o'clock except Saturdays.
Veils for Slimmer Use
\\‘c ar‘c showing a largci vnricly of \‘cils which arc cs—
pciially suitable for t-iliillillt‘l' iisc.
("Hung Chiffon Llotli \ oils, ‘1 x l»}4. llciiistitc.lrcrl
all colors. for $1. 50.
. Double Chiffon Cloth \ cilx “hire on one side rctcrsc
side in colors.-$3.oo.
L'lrlll’ori Cloth lliitiou \‘cils at $i.39 and $2.25.
Square Cliiiion Veils, cxira good value for thc illnllC)‘.
75C-
l)u.~'.t proof llliiton \‘cils in all criltll‘n, for $1.75.
Persian Elastic Belts Reduced.
chcrnl stylcs of Persian Elastic llcit> which originally
sold for $1.50 and $2.00 have been plIlCL‘il on salc at the,
Special price of 95 cents.
Also a liiic of llclts for 50 cents that formerly Sold for
$1.00.
Special Prices in Cotton Goods
.3\ fine nicrccrizcil (.‘olinn prlntcrl in silk cil'ccts, :1 low
having liortlcrcrl ticsiglis. Navy and while. brown and
white, black and while Lillll lotus lrluc and white. Special
price 12%c.
Linen finish Suiting in plain shades at 121/1C.
An extensive line of Ulrigllaliis which :iic offered at tin:
special price of 9c. .
Wash Umuis Scctruu, lowcr lloor,
.\ our line of Sterling Silver Homes with plush hacks,
citlicr oval. round or sthii'c. l'ivc (liil‘ci‘cril sizes, 38c. 75c,
95c, $1.25 and $3 .50. .
» chclry Section.
Refreshing Iced Tea served in the Tea Room. Collcc
or (‘ll()t0l.li(‘ if you wish it. Salads arc quickly made up to
order.
Sandwichcs. Toasted Muffins.
cl‘cniii and lioiilcriiadc cakc.
» Special for today. Lady Baltimore Cake.
n
The a M Read Co
21-! is.“ ill te“; Niel
Sliced l’caclics with
Beginning with THURSDAY and for the balance of the
week. we will make as not special attraction a
bite Goods Sale,
Ladics' While Skirts Ladies' Muslin Gowns
Lace and Tucks.’1‘ucks and Ruffles.
Value 75c . .Sale Price 49:: Value 50c ........3ale Prlce 39c .
Embroidery and Tuck‘s. ‘ ‘ Embroidery and Tucka,
Value 89c . .Bale Price We Value 65c . ....... Sale Price 491:
Lace and Tucker, Embroidery and Tuoks
fValu‘e 51.00: ..3... .eale Price 79o » Value 89c ........ Sale Price 75a
Embroidered Flounce. Lace and Embroidery,
Value $1.25 Sale Price 99;: . value 9100 ...... Bale Price 70:;
. Sample Garments at
" 3 ’ 3' " Sale Prices ‘
Ladlca’ Drawers
‘Tu Its and Ruffles. ' New Sm“ at.
Regular Prlcca .
glue 250 ..... Sale Price 19c . '
. Lace and Ruffles Corset covets (
yalge liar. . “so. Price 2%; GM Will“ I“ ”19°. 25: and 50a ;
Lace. and Ruffles. Soluble Garments at , _
Value allow ...... Jule Price 35a 39". Prices
chandler: oi All Ki:
fimtl Values in General“
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