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an» of moronic, ‘Blsckhesds. Pin»
' drummid all diseases of the
sosip‘. Call at it. H. Plats-
. ‘ Store forw Boohiot and
about this“ clash. himplo
. at is now rocoxnizod the
. treatment for all disease of
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, very good‘i‘mitsifonsw of real
nod income to wour the pretty itc-
ilii onus with on good a grace as
, blessed to a. great degree with
1qu st money.
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“ the most acceptuiilo packages
. old prepare for your friend‘s
. n‘v‘oyage is one which would 0
ill intent novels and the
It is always a pleasure to'look
uzinos. particularly those plcuti.
illustrated.
flirtatious
is all wood
flora opportunity for, those with '
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Hindi“ Volums of Mail.
More thus a. million letters are re-
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ice‘ivsd sud answered no this Depart
out of Rural Free Delivery in a your.
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Many of . 1. ivod are morsly sti-
dressod l tortmout, says the
southeast no time o ' int
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,rsctod»! is s hurt or the” work' “all!”
in ivory Iystom H
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thousand Dom.- ocnum Found on.
' uncanny»
Sevoral cues in!" liscomo knoim of
persons in amount ports oil tho coun-
try who . liars mg'siwdin‘: offers or
it thousshd idoilslis ouch tor “souls
courts or treatment Which Wold nor
msncntiy cure them of scum. The
msii‘isgmectiom It includes s “mm-r often were withdrswn when at a com-
post-office through which overylottor
received amount, relative to rural dc-
livcry must pass. Tho members of tho
postvomoslstsihsro o well scqlisihtod
with thotworir of iii the sections that
a more glance at tho contents of an
envelope is enough to direct it to..tho
suction w are it should go. Thus all
corrospon once is minced on table and
dual: without losslof inns and all to
pillars are collected and mailed without
interim-inn with tholaotivity of hu-
mans, Every one of the half million
and more letters sent from this do.
partitiout is copied for record by a mo-
chnuical systcm which saves the labor
or u hundred copying clorks' oven
whoro the hand copying press or the
curhon method has been employed. A
force of only sovoniocn clerks is need-
od in this section; yot,.iu addition to
handling and copying mull. they keep
ou-ln daily record ‘of all the outlay for
first tol postage expenses of the deportment
,-l‘.hs coming month‘s "mud and sort and «amino the'hundreds of
lottero daily rousivod which must ho
returned to tho pullofllco where, they
should hove been directed.
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Special Engagement for ThisWeek
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY”
Handy’s Dancing Dolls
A Groups of Clever Dancing Girls
Abe Reynolds 81 Co.
A Clever Comedy Trio
Don tCarney
Pianolouist
Marguerite & Adriel
Wonderful Acrobats
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1:30 to if P. M.
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Matinee VAllflmlJGEVofLLE Evening
Daily Monday and Thursday ””9"" ”m
AT 2 r. u. M otiog .lPiciures “2.235323% 9
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armors:
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Evening
10 and 15c
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BASE BALL
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Next Genie, Saturday, June 4th
NORWALKS
Ansonia
GAME CALLED 8:30
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ADMISSION. - 25 CENTS
nova noon :2 vans. in coma
.. first") Itsudi’ru to Lulu.
‘ wwwms .. ,.., ‘
c. Md. onions To Art:
o'i‘iiuo'rmil courts! nsx'r.
MONTH.
, Dommissionsti affirms or the Coast
mum Corps will attend the school
aficionados to he mlintoiuod at
Torr . June 26 to ill. in accord-
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to action mo st tho moot»
in: g oilicsrs of tho corps of. Now
_ ”thou it last «ironing.
zoom the mention.
illicit presided.
,frwel'boso’s distmont cured mo 'of
mm that» hind annoyed me «a long
' "r lithe cursors! _rmssnnt.“-
i-‘l'luWfi. minim
mum, Augustin a.
Two scorn so
Uni. Gilbert 1.»
CHURCH CALENDARD.
8t. Paul's Church Not“.
“0". Editor Eugene Brooks. of flur-
nnrduviilc, Now Jersey, conductor! tho
sorvtcon at St. Paul‘s church Sunday
tooth morning and ovoniuu. Ho gsvo
two w-ry iiuu tit-"tumult uud Illl andiou»
run which worn. hoilt largo worn very
much pleniwd in him.
The Guild will most Wodnusdsy sv-
ouiug st tho iinrkoiey ntrmt ohspoi at
2:30 p. m. *
'l‘hil Alinr stusloty will hold it moot-
luu in tho church on Thursday st 4
o'uim-it p. to. All summertime rounds
lull in bi) lil‘t’htliil.
'l‘hc rhurohynrd has both put in on
outinut condition rhiwniiy. and many oi
the mavo stories which worn in stand
or repair hsvo hmm re-sot. Thorn hits
boon s notional oiosnvuu and tho plums
now rnprosonin is film so runes.
Tho church boil. whic was out of
commission for quite s while. hos boon
ropuirsd and is now in good working
ordor. _
Yesterday was the lost filmdily thst
the stimulus i Miss Corns“. ll‘.
hairdo school ill sitcnd the church
serviooh on tho uommoncomsnt. which
mmns on Wednesdsy. will proctlcsiiy,
and the school this . r .
Tile now WWW Wood. who
for minty y’ lithium tho f lint“
at tho 'rriuu church. to south on
walk. was chorus of the pious Sunday.
lie suspends soxton, Honry Williams.
who imd flaoil motorist ihsnhurnii for
that pivot “will ”I1; as will he to
Iiiiiluliorcd for is full fill million our
those twenty rum
in.“
" iii a ‘ riot“
:t fits llll‘il’ll’t‘lo'hll’dih'; '
§ 2,
' to work
at 8t. Fool‘s our Willis
psrstivsly trihinzsxpsnso those per-
sons .0: rloued complete cures
through i c use of podium. the now
skin remedy, which is sold for 60 costs
by all drugglsts, 'iiuriiouisriy The
PM?” Phormscy sud Edw. W. Kol-
ey, r.
Poslsm is daily iviug evidence of
its rsmsrltuhlo honing properties to
curing the worst (moon of eczema. and
eradicating facial and other disfigure-
mentsof, osrs' standing. ‘Ail itching
to stop . with first application. ‘" in
minor affections. such as pimples.
rash, hor s. barber’s itch and other
forms of toh, rod noses. inflamed skin.
01.0., results show after on overnight
application, only a small quantity ho~
lug required. _ ,
No one is asked to purchase potion:
without first obtaining one of the ‘freo
trial pscitml, which will be sent by
mail to any one who will write direct
to the Emergency Laboratories. 32
inset Twontydifth street. New York
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IAIHITTAIIS
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font of striking out twentyouu mcu in '
s nino liming sumo with tho Sprig-
flold Training School, but yusiordny.
humor! of his reputation continuing to
sour. it was Nugcui. himself. who took
ihc not-is) route. lie was hit hard in
the second. third and fourth innings
and in the fifth was huttmi out of tho
hox. Archer. who took his place. did.
ct‘susidoruhly holler umi. uuywuy. (no
local boy: Were not in a mood to try
vory hard. on account of their hilt load.
Errors also muiorlslly assisted in the
visitors‘ downfall.
The Norwulkn Hlal‘tiill iliclr scoring
liy inking four runs in tho. iim‘tmil
inning. lr‘ivr hits. thmc errors sud it
passed hull did tho trick very dimly.
Thrn 0mm» two morn runs in tho fol.»
lowing limiux. ouo in tho fourth and;
thou lhni umsoucro in tho ilfth, Arclwr
i'cplurimx Nuucui uflor tho domuuo lmd
hoou douo. 'l‘wo hits worn mud.» by
tho Norwslks duriux tho limo ihut
.irchcr ruituwd in tho lmx. '
Tho mill-tu- horn rhino to life in tiw
sccond inning when ihrr made two
runs. Tin-y had uunthor rcvirnl in tho,
rightli and ninth innings. but tho loud“
uiliiluui llli‘lll mm too big to ho ovvr.
Hill)".
The Hq‘il‘i' nr tho morning sumo:
NOMIIRI.
Al R if N) A it:
‘3. (Hum. lt'. ..... ., i ll 1 2 0 0l
Reilly, 31h ......... .3 il l l ‘.i l
KL‘I‘I’.(‘............’I L’ 2 9 2 ll
Nelson. lli. ........ :‘v i ‘3 9 0 l
llrooks. ri. ......... 4 I :l i 1 ll
iiutia.cr..,....,.4 1 n 1 u u
Mutlruili. nu. ...,. . 5 2 i i i i
(Wraith, till. .. . . .. . . i .‘i 2 ll 2 l
Yolk, p. ........... .'o 2 ii 0 l 0
Totals ........... ii l2 lit ‘37 iii 4
Manhattan College.
All it ll PO A it‘.
liniinl’t. li'. .......... l» l l l (l I
l‘uuluy, c ........... f. l l .3 ll l
('iiiit‘t‘. RR, ... .. ,.. -i if 3 ti ll ’1
iltmohuo, 2h. . . . . . .. I- ‘J ll ll .‘l L!
llololiuli, lb. . . . . . . I. ll 1 it) ll il
rlsiurhurg. :ih. r. u it 2 0 i
illnrluuuro. If. . . . .. i 0 ii 1: l 0
iluult-y. ri. ......... i u I l u (l
lluwloy. rf. ........ i ii ll ll ti ii
Ntmuiil, p. ...... .\.. 2 (l i it :l U
Archer, p. ......... 2 0 0 ii i 0
Totals ........... :l9 7 ll 21 ll 7
Scorn ivy innings:
Norwuiks ...0 i 2 l h n 0 0 KM“!
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Manhattan i‘oi .u ti 2 It ii i) ii 1: :l
'l‘wvvtmso hit « » iirooim,
Built-ii liusou Kcri‘ ‘2. Nolan“. Mr-
ilrntii, l‘rcnxh’, \‘ullt. iioluhuu 2, llouo~
lliii'.
Struck out- lly t‘olk ii, hy Nmzciil
'l, by .‘irrlwr l.
liit ivy piirlior ~iirooltu, llnrls.
\‘i'tlti lllll'hi‘h‘ \‘uik. Nunavut '.l.
I‘nnsril hull» Conley 2.
Hours on iiuliu ilfi Vullt 2. off Nu-
gnui 2.
llmtliio play-wNiim'ui. Conley
liolohuu
Loft on iiunsm-Ntlrwulhu iii. Mair
iluituu (‘oltoxo ii.
‘i‘iuu- of guuw TWO hours. 5 min-
uios.
and
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in tho Minnow.
Tho urtcrooou game- was brought to
u vury suddon termination in tho lost
half of tho fourth inning by tho storm.
thu llmuiro Mnlono «out the tennis
thr- clouds were rolling up
ominously from tho southwcs sud
thorn worn trcunont mm of lilh his:
and pools of thunder. which indiosiod
who! who in slurs. it was hoped. how
ovrr. that tho storm would pass
around. it did nothimt of tho kind.
it. mono up for holding off for awhile
by solving with vigor to micro. The
rain runs down in torrcnt so how
that it would almost hnvo boon impi-
hio to row a ham sums tho dismomi.
The crowd sou hi. shelter in tho munch
stood: at ions that portion thst «so
not ulrondy thorn. sud whiio the pro-
tcction was not idosl. it. was hotter hr
for than none. '
.us so dark that it so hard for the
players to use the . i.
Tho Norwsilts Wore lending. i to 0.
when Umpire Minions sin the pity.
it had than nonunion“ ‘slmont sh.
night and it wss‘rsininx hostile. 'l'lis
visitors ours st tho so: st tho thus.
than no one out, 6 Guitar him just
. mods s two but it t. ‘l'lio Nonsliil
mods their run in tits first instill.
Hope WM itchitis for the Norwsilis
null iissisy or Honhstiss Cotton.
M“ I. “‘th
During the oniiro pinyin; thus it s
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ODLONfALO AND WiL‘f’ONI PLAY
fllI DAME-M033} 1'0 8.
tho ,flnoiiflisn Golly“; ism
did not not , ‘9
with wry it
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STAMFORD .
if you are about to build a new
house or rebuild an old one, the
matter of comfortable and health-
ful heating is one of the most
important questions you will
have to decide. ,
If you select at Stamford Furn-
ace of a size suited to your house,
and have it properly set, you will
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'havc settled the heating question '
in tlic very best waft.
FOR SALE BY?
HORACE R. NASH .
Corn-r North Main and war air-«ts. i
a
morning. ihcl' got morn hits than “0%
has given my other (can: so for this‘
lithium.
Pntsy Cunningham. captain of the
Norwnlkn. was unable to ploy with
tho Norlvullts yesterdny nil nortmm of
no injury in our of his logs in u some
in urinal-port Similar.
l’vuicrduy morning's unto , ui
Amusement Park loohrd for a limo as
if it might dowlop into on all tiny ros-
siou. Tho coliogu boys worn not all
on hand uuiil uhoxlt ii u't‘lfli'k and it
was ufii-r l o‘clock huforu llw session
cndcd.
it was not helicvod tilsi Reilly, short a
slap for lilo Norlfllitn. Who was liilur- '
rd in Saturday‘s sumo, would iw chic
to play yosiordni‘. but he won on timid
vory much rectum .i, though ho had .
n (llfit‘olill'i‘il ow to out he was it“ by
a hot gmundcr.
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THE MAYFLDWIRB. LOSE.
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Defeated Yesterday by the All Stam-
iordn by tho Boon of 12 to s.
Thu Mnyilnwvr hunch-ll loam
lli‘lllf‘tl tho All Sinmfordu ycuiordny
morning at Mayflower (lull in Porn
nvonuo. lmi worn out so olir‘cvnsiul no
they worn Saturday with the Winona.
The All Situationist put up is stiff porno.
’l‘lioir lily inuiuu was ilu' sixth, wlion
tlioy ut-t-urod viuht runs.
Wright, \l‘lln lllni‘N‘d to \liii‘ll for
Rust A‘urunik, “us hit wry hard and
orrorii holpwl also to stroll the some.
Koooc piirhcd llw lust thruv innings.
during which iiu- Visitors did not
score.
The scorn:
Mayflower;
sh. r. it. no. u. a.
atom». on .......... i u o 2 i 1
Noah. ii and 2h i ll 2 2 (l i
ll‘. Round. 2 hand if . l 2 it ii i l
Wright. p and of h 1 s 0 :l 2
0. Rows. of mui p .. i ll 0 i ll l
gut-uh, rf ......... n n i u o c
unsu, r .......... i il l l 0 ii
l’orlzuliu. ih ....... i ll ii iii it it
Potty. so .......... i i l (l h l
Tulald ........... ll? ll ii ‘37 “l 7
All Stamfords.
no. r. ll. po. it o
list-it," ........... h o h i it it
Duncan. no ........ 5 i ii »i 0 i
Burks. so ......... 5 2 2 i o o
Loom: .. .......... 4 Li 3 9 i ll
(idiocy. no ........ it i i ll 7 i
(lot-him. cf ........ it i i l (l 0
Glory. rt .......... i l f u l u
Lonchslt. p ........ i 2 i (h. :i 0
Johnson. in ....... l 0 i ll 0 ii
Chick, lb .......... 3 l 0 ll 0 l
'l‘oillii .......... Al 12 l2'2il l2 1
'(l. Koouo out on unclullht iniloiti
fly, first sud norond bus ocoupiod.
flours hy innings:
Msyiiowoni ....i 0100 ll 20 owl
All mar-lords ..u l o 2 i 8 0 0 0-42
Esrnod runs ~~~~~~ hityiiowurn, 2; All
Bisuifordn. 3,
Tom lino mum-Wright.
llomc rum Wright.
First. Mill! on hulls—4m innohsit, 4;
(iii Wright. 1.
Struck out ~iiy Much“. ii: by
Wriuht. :l: by Knolls. l.
ilito (lit Wright. ii in six innings;
off Kooon. i in ihfno innings. _
, lam on hum» lisyiioworii.iz also»;
lords. :i.
iiouhio plum-«Giotto to ilodsolni.
In C. Koeno to it‘. its-nu
i3“ plioheright, l.
sod hull-nouns, 1‘. boom i.
with by pitcher-43. Kano by how
c d
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sir-emu. on «sown-flavors. B;
Btsmfo , ii. .
melon same—anus. ii‘. Knits.
florid Ind only. it
Thus oi Waive rs. '
zooms—Thoma Bid ’ rs.
Mitosis: of ”or.
.. wuss.
i “ lot i
“also infirm?
{ . )sii‘iiho
Tho colonial
will! storm! tho ,
o si Wilton”
‘. o umolro motio-
liis first half of
trim in solicit
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‘;4u§gtt flu,
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H mm; boil the cstchorhsd to lllmll l0
, The Colonialsmsds "a hit)
this. ' ‘
lllcngsl from In ilrldgopo’rt in a five
'stoux om. All Own Forms and Their
‘ cos. Your-0o, sir." whuditnxiy-—'ii's
‘liii woii toll
film thoy will protons only would rs-
coto . . . . ~
While donating that. question of tho
3d strike the umpire foiled ill call time.
and Guardian-l sioia‘ “hams; This Wil-
ton A. (I, refused to play to, Mid thv
Colonisls rsthor than to him) now trou-
hls undo Gusrniori so book to third
has... Shortly , tor Gusmiori stole
hosts and looks safe by about “in
feet. but the umpirccailo . hlnimut.
unlit“
Mayor played at good who in the
field for Wilton; he nought Oris' hit
which was inhaled for three boson.
running about 2:3 to 35 foot to set
snow. ,
him the morning some the tssxu
width lsrgo delegation wont to Bridge-
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COLONiALO DEFEATED [N BRiDGE-
PORT~OOOR£ 11 TO 2. .
'l‘ho Colonials wore dofoo‘tod by the
luniu sumo by u score of ii to 2. The
mum: was rolled on account of the
I'll fl. . .
is. (lreduh was hit freely in the third
tuning by the Bridgeport boys. Shes.
of llcngnln, ciusuod the bases with a
homo run to left field. John Lawson.
or t'oioniuls. mode a great notch to loft
fluid, which was tagged for snothor
homo run. Colonials hard look seem-
ed to ho with them at the start of the
Home. \l’esfur‘hsd to retire from the
name on account of Casey. of Bengals.
spiking him .uud cutting his foot to
the bone. (iris took his place at soc-
oud. (lunrnicrl, who was to have play:
on first hitso. missed the truth and Toy-
lor had to ploy the bug. is new position
for him uud played fairly well. He
lllllil six chances, accepting live of
item. *
MARRYING EASY FOR THEM.
pun—«—
Childrsn Also Own Land.
in (lrogory, S. 11)., I saw a bright.
filed, lisnionuaclcd. clean-looking
young follow from lows. who hsd just
rcturuud from it honeymoon trip to
Sioux Falls with no post s piece of rod
rnliro as you would find in u long
duy's journcy. The girl was iiusplrious-
ly rum to tho ngo limit fixed hy the-
gororumcut, hut litivlliizonce. good hit
war and iron womanly nuiuro lwuulcd
from lwr hutiou-hrlghl cyan. i has»
pound to follow this couple into n run:
lauruni, and i took a soul. umr thciu.
'l‘lw girl was pluinly dressed in n uvut
llllllll-I‘Olm‘tril traveling suit. and the
only thing about her motto-up that.
nuggoniwi tho llidisn was a pair of
wide hondvd hrst‘olcls of striking color
and design. ‘Tho honeymoon pair
ialitcd low over the table, tho girl
looking proudly If her now husband
whtic ho ordered dinner. and when hr
laid down tho hill of fora her hand
stoic under ii and prcssod lightly upon
his. Slit! bluhhod p little, just as a
whilv girl would hire done. who“ u
ruuchmau come in, slapped her lulu-
i‘oud on tho bark and congratulated
tiwm bath in lllf’ studs", prairie folk
was. Wham illo- nwul Willi sorvcd. fillt‘
sip with hrr fork. And this!) you. shr
won it fulihlodod Sioux. whose promo
“tin" curving up whim men Only a few
3mm ago and didn‘t know a (mi: from
u Front-h horn. Artur ilwy Lid goon
out tho mun who had (‘tiliflfllllllak’d
ilwu told mu about it.
"Slic's got as prctty u Diff" of
Kowloon-iii land as there in on \ ‘liilo
flirt-r." sold ho; "good rich nu tho.
She's it nice girlwhcon to school
or scvcn rum and slio'il ulsltc Char at
a guild "lilo. if they have as mui '
us ilmro rhildrcu, ho’li got a whole
m'ciltlll. mumllng horn. and lllnl'u go
inutm iw worth Stumps to 320,000 in in
yours. tho way fund's going up now."
No grout wonder. it is. that so many
young nit-n of the prairies. who ltqu
[iroiiy girls and unod laud whvu lhr-y
SH' thorn. in luciuolud by tho illurlo
cycd Sioux maidens?
-“w
HAD LUCK ON THE WAY.
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Th. English Thief That Dropped in to
See His Lawyer.
Hero is a story of a genitiuo in-
sinuco of tho kind of ousiucss which
full in the lot of I cum notorious lion-
dou ‘t'hioves' counsoi." Ono day s
ihivkuei man. with u cropped poll of
uumlsiaknblc Newnto out, sinnii into
this counsel's room. when the follow-
ing disloiruc llllt plot-o:
“Morning. sir," sold tho mun, touch-
iuu his fondm-k.
"Morning." sold the counsel.
do you wont?“
“Woil. sir. i'm sorry to say. sir. our
littlo lion. sir. has ‘sd s mlsfortlu.
li‘usi nflouso. iilr. only a wipe."
"Wril, will" interrupted .tho coun-
sol. "(lot on“-~
"Bo. sir we thought as you‘d 'sd all
the family busluoss we'd llko you to
defend him. sir."
"All right." aid the counsel; "use
my risrlt"——~ .
"You. sir," continued the thief, "but
i thought i'd like to make sure you'd
attend your-oil. sir. Wo'rs noxious
cos it's little Ben, our youngsst kid."
“What
"0h. thst will no sit right! Give,
Simmons the foe." ‘
"Wail, sir." coullnnod tho mun.
shiftih shout unoomfortohi . "i was
old; mt you. sir. so to o a little
little Boo-whit um misfortin”-—
"Ho. noi“—-«id tho counsel impo-
iiouily. "Clear tutti"
"But. sir, you'f hsd Ill our host-
ouss. Wail. sir, f you won’t you
won't. on W my you now. sir." And
ho ho union out tho minus. "i may
on. sir. you wouldn‘t 's’
at the «motors if i from tutti s littic
it or look on tho won't—From "rm
limitations of s it. 0.." by Thom
Edward Crisps.
. is not thst o stunning idea which
provides tho lining of tho Bunion
blouse or the some hrightoolorsd out
pariah worsted so ihst which forms
tho bodies? ,
‘ .Wm WM -
. The bright rod that is so noon!“ on»
pours in down for military is tliofi
form of poppies sod the doom rich hltio
in blasts or bachelor's humus. Both
than blossoms an ssoosdiuiy tummy
for spring hm, . i
. sumo: monxsro such instant-both?
. n»...
that so to s church fair than I priso-
llm‘ ,....
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The D. M Read Co. N
scissor, MAY 31,1920
Established 1857.
your. The finish of Willow well nigh approaches perfection,
and the shades of forest green and oakcu brown are as lus-
trous and smooth as the natural or bleached Willow. The
chairs are very easy, and when equipped with back and seat
cushions of rrciouuo arc luxuriously comfortable. A‘ more
delightful summer living room could not be imagined than
our furnished in Willow, of any color scheme preferred. All
pieces can be had.
A Special Bar Harbor Chair in natural Willow at $5.00.
The Fans are
bewitching. There is a collection of white
gauze and lace fans. dainty spanglcvl triilcs that are intended
to go with graduation costumes. Very pretty ones for $1.00
and $i.25. The Japanese Fans are in a class by themselves,
always beautiful and interesting. The colors of the Japan-
csc silk Fans are in odd shades of tan, brown, mauve, peach-
lilow and blur. with lightly painted vogue designs that are
shunning. Prices begin at 50c.
Somc'Navy Blue Foulards lately arrived are very styl-
isll. The designs are small dots and figures in white or
green on navy. and the (‘ulOi‘i-l sscm particularly good. Dis-
tinctive top. They are 750. u yard.
Scarfs of Flowegcd Crepe dc Cherie arc
in delicate
shades of pink, pale blue. lavemlcruml corn color. The ends
are liciustitrhctl. Two yards long, and intended to wear over
the head at evening.
A group of Lace-bordered Handkerchiefs attracts atten-
lion
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mu lllt‘ beauty and quality represented. The Handker-
arc selling for graduation gifts. and are pretty things
in Mcrliliu, Valcnricnucs. l’oiut Venisc and embroidery.
\-\ only regularly
9&- each.
$1.25 they are offered for a few days at
A graceful Ice Cup is of rock crystal etched in an cffcc«
iiw- design. and the interior of the cup has the optical cut-
ting. Tllt'l’t‘ arc plates to match cups. $9.00 a dozen.
The D. M. Read Co.
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WE HAVE COVERED A LARGE AMOUNT OF FLOOR SPACE
WITH NEW RUGS. CARPETS, LINOLEUMS AND MATTINGO THlS
SPRING. WEARE LOOKING FOR MORE
COME {N AND LOOK AT OUR STOCK 0F
"Carpet Rugs, Carpets,
Lipoleums, Muttings
Lace Curtains and Draperies
FLOORS TO COVER.
Order a Specialty
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