lulled the committed to madman
to the board that kitchen on instituted ,
'lnv tho ’kohoolu whore hbhtdhbid firth ”
‘1 are to be taught Thoro are opp ,
moiety 250 at theta oohoola. and obout *
.. 75 husband xxx-o oirood‘y ouuixxnod. ‘ 1
" This moans about 1% now oneo and ,
wimp may aro built. .symnuaiumo
‘ probably will be installed at tho homo
; time. at on average coat for bothfm
1 1 kitchen and gymnasium oi a who of
more 1am ill 00 9. ‘
Mrs. Young hkd a conference with
1th ‘cbaltmhn or the, buildings and
,munda‘ committed and it was agrood
to good it communication on tho unit.
1901 to tho committee.
uoaLnso uoono; , wion'o‘mns-r vault.
Why should we be bothered by 9 Everybody knows that until 1
door which is never closed but stands ‘ actually dwell under, th,
aurkw'iirdly turned book against 1119in do not mutually behold“
wall? it is a simple matter to unhinsoi '.ted A single week about With W
tilt completely and stand it in the base- at a house party does micro til/Wm
moat. garrot or somewhere out at that
way. A portion will prove a much ,
more attractive substitute where lib-1 'one alts day after any bob 9 1
white privacy is not requliod. An orxat the table with a 1101 ‘1)
open door oite‘n obstructs a valuabloloeaalng to be on guard. to
How Homiio May Proud to a.“
Advnhtou‘o. 1
'1‘th hurl boon touch xix-gamut at
'to‘ whotli‘kr thoril in ooodolny in "poo
ting up ”trail. to ono’l‘i own hoxn‘o when
one (ton 'pui‘obm 1min h‘xu- grooor ouch
molly oxoollén‘t attloieo up bro now 1:01-
dole. ‘_
'1 "Lot us suppose, boltever, that our
, housowilo rattles in her own garden her
Scarcity ‘01 '31"! Food. ., ‘ box-riot of various kinds. that one has
The scarcity of insects duo “ to dry
conditions hate muda it WW hard for hor own nipple. peach and pinmtreoo.
and that from her own vines she
birds to pick up a living, according to _ ‘
plnoko the grapes .ohouses. ‘Undor
the office force of the St. Paul mil ‘
mono Society. . 9 these conditions she may- congratulate
, Robins oanooialiy. who fiu'bflfl herself that in making her ownoon—
39959151} or; 3951;190:139} are hum oe‘rvos she is saving money.
'3“ Y n a” “3 ° \- W“. iln "planning for this worlt try to ur-
:mebdtfh:aggflae‘iggffiteazm: magi to put up several kinds of fruit
in from the surface. where mm”. at once. This is economy or labor and
time. as it takes no more heat to hook
three articles than one
engaged in building xt shod in Which donc‘e ot ll W Post that week. hall
no will construct 9. howdy me for oyo-lhud to have tixe member amputatxd.
terms Dili‘lloses. lilo nolgliborw entoi' Dr Stewart Shorwood attends mm.
min the omnoous idea that ho is build- '
' big a garage and are watching for tho
automobile. 1
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1-Mi'a. A. A. Miller. of Iiosovillo dim
trial: was on over holiday about or
relatives in Now Yorkiolty. ‘
oomo plooe of furniture, and I fancy we “which to i1 degree, is in t
have all oi: no found that wall spades ’r'etelatlon does not make
are not too numerous in small rooms, uoll acquainted and is by no
onyx: the writer in_ the Ladies Home true a test of disposition a
Journal. Moreover, a room that Seems
a little choorless can often be bright.
oued by having what was before a
blank door ounce illlod with a cretonne'
or chlntz hanging to match the rest
of the draperies. It. may be just what
is needed, to brill-g that entire side or
A stony in going tho rounds, this
morning, oonoemlas 9 Butte place
lady who went boiling yooteiday, and
‘ incidentally got a docking She was
') ‘ * " I , * ' ' - ‘ stepping from a launch to arow bout,
' unto: '
" Your Diligwallis m"
Mr. and Jill's.11Franlt Coley, of New
Haven have been shoots the point
week or Mr had him. Ambrose Hurl-
butt.
”During courtshimand be oi
saged pair are on probatloilv
when the latter drifted may trout the
power bout Th9 result won that tho
‘ lady fell botWoon the boots. The name
oi? the unfortunate»; woman would not
Judge Daniel B. Bradley. ox ‘thll’l
lane at d in the Norwolk court
p pro do flavor of compliment. The
husband and wife are Walkl
in to be round. and are solo from‘tho
mblns.
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‘ homo. '1
'5!
B ridged - Pharmacy
Frazimt and eillcioxxt
' Ioglvico‘ kt Ill timth
Pomona! ~attention giv-
en to all prom-lotion
work.
chairs for our trolley
, nations. Como in and
'wklt for your or.
__nnmonfl PHARMACY
1JJ. PARKER. Mannin-
.5_
a recent yisitor in Amityvile, 1.. l.
L. i.
‘n‘bompoon, oi; East Noru'nlk.
1"Si.l.u1ko'n Honpliui.Now York, in the
nfluixesi or her parents on Fort Strot‘
' Méiliodiot olturl'h hold it niooiiug. you-
.. oil «and latoroollng
”‘1 Maxim wax hold. that ovouiull. ui- lhp
. mu nttoudod nogm“mix
’lioroid Hall. of Blast ’Norwalkhwas
Odour 'Huo'rngmd, of East Norwaik, is
visiting with friends in Amliyv‘iilo,
Miss RosexKolm. of New York city.
to visiting Miss Jeanette noun, of Van
Zant street.
George Hughes, ol.’ Bridgeport. spent
the week end and Sunday with Harold
Miss Alice Darrow. of, East avenue,
who has been visiting withmluilvooiu ._
has retui'i‘wd to her .. 1
Amity villa. I... i.,
A. lx‘.1{itner baa secured it new wa~
gnu fox delivery purposes ulxlob was
pull to utirk for the' [hut time. this
mor-‘uiug.
Miss intolllo, Hull. daughter of Mr
and Airs. Frank Hall; of Roman Street,
is confined“?! her home with an attack
or the mumps.
Miss Viola Ell. Byxbee, formerly of
East Norwnlk.
»
.Tbo Young People's moiety of Loy-
nl Workers bold tin regular meeting.
youtordny owning, at the Advent
illirlullan churcb.‘
The Mom! (‘lons of tho lanai avonno.
tiny noon. 'i‘llo oubleuta for dinoua-
x‘xiou were interesting and on loluotl in.
Wmm
“or. motor ix‘. lloynoldu prour'hml ui
tho morning and ovouing um‘vix‘ua at
tho Advent (.lixriuiinn «burl-b. youior-
” any. i‘iolli Bori'loon worn woll allow!-
9 Mimi ll. le'lxoxuou oi‘ r. ltllllo two
into. is touring down tho nut-d u blob ho
«fox-tori during this wiulur xnouihu for
that purport,» or building! lilo launch,
whh'li has long aiuuo boon lnunohoxl.
mow-am
'l‘hn wonky aorvioo of tho lilpwortu
donut .M'auuo Methodist olxurob. 'l‘uo
oox'vlooo word woll niloudod and our
joyod lnxtuouxi‘oly by all iiioxo proxonl.
*i'lxo romtlnr nnryloos worn hold at
tho icon Ax'onuo Moiixodlut tilnxrob
yxxzviixrday morning and owning. lbw.
William W. (lliliox occupied tlmput
pit and premium two oirors: tortuous.
‘ Won-At
Harold Hill of iliutu blowout. tho
noilxknown young member at the
dim: dummy. 13ml xxuum (lentil.
lino boon unbolniod corporal And will
no sintioiio'd at tho rough Million. this
amp
. w” .' Emmi ‘
Roy. dilution .1. Andoi‘boo oilloloton
i
kt mom mildly-whiten wait.
hold M. tho it outta commotion:
«union mum flout Wm word
I J., who with her family is spending
" ; noon.
j Boll, well known to all the younger
‘ a ohord front as any motion on Long
be divulged. 1
m
Mrs. Charles Boll, oi Manic-lair. N.
tho suin‘inorlo East Norwallc, spout
Saturday in New York city on boxi-
Iler daughter is bliss Helen
people in The Norwalko. Who is also
Spending tho hummer here. She but
just completed a mat at Mount Holy
oke Sominiuy ‘
The Oriole baseball ton .aooompan-
led by a low of the. irion s of the or-
ganization. enjoyed dolam bake at
‘ouyoo Inland. yesterday. and accord‘
ing to the latest advicos,’thoy bad a
Invent good time. The boys got on early
start and gathered about the lostivo
board early in the afternoon. That.
they did justice to tho nuke goes \v-iilx
out saying
.
”Wumw—_m
Woatport probably has an beautilul
island Sound. The harbor in good. and
dotted hero and inure with inlets and
islands. where are ioontod llnoiy laid-
out amnion, with handsome llOlllltlB.
and the scene in a truly delightful one.
Muny of the places tube oapeclal paths;
with the landscape and art gardening
details, and in the summer time the
limitation are at their bout. There
are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town. not! the wealthy
New Yorkers some time and saw tho
beauiiou oi the place and many mogul-
ilonut residences have been built.
The town is very nicely situated.
living on the main line of the New
York, New Huron and Harllord Rail-
road, and buying excellent trolley coa-
nootioua. The water iooliltloa are un-
onrpuauod. thorn being a line harbor.
The shore property has bean rapidly
devolution during the but low yearn.
tending to make tho town quito a num-
xnor i'.ooort [lying to tho aunt of Nor»
unlit a number of Nora-nth people.
with 0111an from llrldxouort. Mallory,
llnthol and other inland tnvm. have
acquired property at Combo Mills.
and some iltly cotton: and bungalow
have .beon ororied thorn. making It
unmiilbto oottiomout At mount) the
town hnI orootod h largo nayllion. and
time are bathing and bonito flotil-
tlex. Au nxionsion may bit the timid
this hummus.
Minn lnxrotixy Du; lulu mumod from
n vluit in Hollie!
Friday on the quotation of admitting a
will to probnte. 1 1
sen-loo nt Christ and Trinity church-
do will be omitted, through thomouths
oi July and August.
baseball nine. played a foot and in-
teresting game with the Wlppunop All»
lotto club of Cos Cob on the home field.
are considering the matter oi! organ-
izing into on nosoolullou for the pitta
Boglnnlng yesterday the. evening
Saturday alturnoon the Snugatuok
Tho camporu 01? Cult Mixture beach
pone. of holding a banquet once a your.
Farmers who untiblhatod u hdnt'y
yield of poiulooa um disheartened
on noomuu, ol‘ illumiy hot u'enthor.
which boa. in audio sections. burned
the tops.
Chapman Taylor, one at our oldostx
residents met with u painful uouldonti
Friday. He was using a sharp are?
and in homo way it, siruoix his foot.
causing it pulnl‘ul sash.
' I I:
nnd Mrs. Beaumont. of Next
work who have boon spending any»
erul tinyn in town like tho piuxro on
well that thoy hum decided to spend.
tho mouth of August at the home in.
Mr. and him. \‘t'. ll. Walwumn, ui
Snuguiuok.
ii 1'.
Tho ladlou oi the Village unprovo-
lnout moiety bot-o awarded by role
it 820 gold piece to tho Villllunt Hook:
and haddur oumpuny no the moat pop-I
ulnr troop of tho ilxhtora in town
Eduard Koono also Man tho 5:» gold
piano for rlilo abounds
Wow-
..l Austin Walker oi \‘nrw,allt “Ml
quite badly lnlxu'od aexornl oxnniugol
uno at t‘uxnp Kill Karo at (fiolupo
imux'b ulxllo engaging in home wanting
llo inn nw'iiily into A oloilion line
which caught him about ibo nook.
t'uuolun u painful injury.
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This mombox'o of Ariou lotluo luuiull-
oil their now oillt'uru ux ihrxlr that
installing on tho llth. 'lliu3 urn"
i'li‘imirlt. president; Frank liuclc. ylx'o-
proaldont; Henry Miller. recording oo-
oxatury; ilnury Mark. fluuulxlnl anew
idly; lianiol ix‘orixer lituuxuror; Alluu't
llmlnbxi. lioux'3' llluiliu llilil hliciluol
Moyora. ix'uotoos. ’i‘hu inoinbnro art!
iuulxlun ntrouadmouiu for an t-niox'iuitu
iuout in their hall July mill.
AOOGTLY Now HOME
ii‘fouxmotor A. ll. Motion, of Frank.
llu ammo bun «tenured illu unuiruoi
fut lilo lino now duoliiuu bonito of Dr
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tlooruo tluyér tun: purchased it
now up-tn-dnio mlllx onon.
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liivox'aido mound is lining pninlod.
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him. it. i). Wiioolor la ivicdtiu:
iriom‘ln out or town toy in low duyn.
illayton ilnll to numb; tho outbox
or: on t‘onlionoo iIlaud thlI molt.
. . bi. Nolan lulu boon odiorthlw
lag ‘ thallium“. of Now i‘lox'k oily.
mix. flurry tlhnrtnnxd. is batman.
inp’ nor minor from Bobnyinll him
you.
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Prof J. Milton lclwood'oud family,
of Brooklyn. N. 11.. live occupying limit
1 bunulo’w on you; direct
Wm.
tilts Morgana Harrison into to»
'l‘na libido: illxoraa rooidxxuoo in mono.
. 111er to box duties at n (1. Salmon x 1
1 more, altar at xmix'x xaoatioa.
lilniiol liilt'htox'li. oi Wall nlruot,
«nun. ix to ill! oiorloxl in Want around.
it! tho plnx'o boiw-ou in William ii.
llurnolln lxoxno nnd Hill x booming
’l‘lux truth on tho now litiililtl
will lax Hamid thin would nod it to now
dnrolond ilml tho otruoium’ in in root
uoyorul ilxoumul dollars. ulthounlx Mr.
Milkiii did not mm in two the Mini
amount mind. Tbs: bonsai will bar of
iil'onrool onnxirurtlmx and of tho lot/out
architootnrn.
Mill on common lump
Ono of ill;- pumd‘ hum of tho Width
bmxxti tun anbt Club xxn mood
on iiilnmmooh inland. datum“ gloom
noon. and the ownor found it imp-bub
bio in lion tho want lurid ibo‘hlyb
thin moral hours» tutor. A ou'xnbox oi!
boats wont to but Window florid!
the oliornoon.
my to 99911 ”A!
to tho mud and molt toxin tho until
tuition o! diam when than on don-Ii. ‘
, .Glillford gunning; of this into not the who will brook liad ‘
' _ boon yontxwtd to tilt riotous buxom «flood. bone this um in
' 1 _ ~ ix bottom on
3' coming himself or bio roiuiivos under
Moll .
Put your man you. both and int id: ,
"9101 only an: insect; ivory
lam-co, but barrios upon which mm
are accustomed to food are also dried
up" said J S Flighte of St. Paul zoo»
rotary oi the Stato Society for 1119
Prevention of Cru9lty
“in a short tlmo the young birda‘
will be batching out and the old one:
will have to hurry to keep them in
loot} unless people help 11mm" said
Mr. ll‘ugixto
Lacrom in tho Wait.
"The spread of lacrosse through tho
middlof Western States an an autumn
sport is one or the moat remarkable
developments 0!. into yours.“ said H.
F. Dimmouk oi St. Josoph, lilo. -
"The sport has taken him hold oi
tho people and is pinyod on no no-
oeutnblo suhutlt‘uto for Trumbull in
many States it has not been gonerab
ly intrmlucod in the colleges. al~
though the Rugby or English atyld n!
footbnll in guiding boadway. But it ll
quietly being played by thousands at
Ioml-pmi'onsionol and amateur loom!
which do not figure much in the put»
ilc prints but are a vital factor in the
worm at tho middle Went.
"The Amorioun style or football ll
bound to go. and whom tho mutt-m
collagen reform it wilixloan prestlgi
everywhere. it will be followed by
Rugby football and laoroaao in tho
middio Wont.“
Finn for GurIlnn.
The man who xtvenro finds it dill!
cult to hoop but of tho clutched oi the
law in Virginia, for the bill prohibit-
ing cursing at the lost soaslon nl th
General Assembly went into orient ro-
cenily. The bill to brief. but unmio.
taxably clout. for it stays:
"Ii any portion «bull in the presence
or hearing at anoint-r, rurao or abuse
another person or tllltl any riolontly
Ibuulvo language to Inch person cou-
circumstances rnauonubiy colonial“
to morale a broaoh of the peace. in
khkdl be [hilly of a mlodomoknor nod
on oomtoiioxi Iboli be lined not lea;
Hun 3250 nor marl: than $000.”—t
Alexandria Goiotto.
inhuman Catch Door in Riv".
Two molt Walton: while initial
in the White Salmon litter [or nil»
bow trout unupootodly cantor“
nun. of a didmnt yorioty. 30m.
limo mils: up tho rlnrn'om who“
the Mbomun wore outing their linen
. in a box ration. whom tho om iI
4 mar will. log: word Ihootlns by A1
I. rapid rain and the axiom alto III
a door come iloottnk down In on»
«lily on amounted condition.
Out of tho nahormoh mama hlI ill.
by wading out And million tho inlaid!
«lion. (loo log on round bruit»
and tho «or hm but out or its unto-
my.
«a...
rumm- xuui Iquimio in tuition.
human in. thin county who hm
man out thou Mill to Ionic: pro
dorm lino thkt nouimll or» room
almifiil m limo tho! hum than ‘1
any ditto Within manor-ii“ no».
A wood on tho him ownod by Dr.
3. it. booty axlloixxlod till: nil) in nun
with that My who ."i'hoy In no.
and play about tho taro! stool: and m
not fluid of man or bmt'hlo xxboob
no in mitt“ on it moimxom
and tho flow“ mu m
WW: m outflow!“ WWW-luv
dilhbpbllh Now
1W um lam om
With tho mmi libido; m
will! on the brim booth limo
to Mix his rm and one of tho
iimut W audit by a IinIio whom
or My“ lit ‘l‘ whilst on tho 33min
at. Wit. that Im 11.099 nun.
m that: sold or 31‘ m Wu.
mow amino $1.640 lot- the diploid
Add w. WW m in mutant};
ilk.
.31 minnow: Ionhmr film.
W'%
W Molt 91x
, 10m.
ammo no
To iuoilltuto matters. have iii in-
grodlonto and utensils roody beforox
band. It thoirult must be peeled. do
this it ilouulblo, early in the morning.
or own on this afternoon before, drop ,
ping each piece in cold water as soon
on the skin is removed. It barrios
must be hullod. bull them the day be-
See to it that glosses dud jars are
molded and rinsed in cold watorxand
moldy to be lined. Be sure that tho
jar lidk ill. tightly and that the rubbers
no how and unbroken. A pair oil ult-
choo scales is an important article at
unnerving um.
Use agate or porcelain lined kettles
for preserving and jelly matting. Have
a Spoon ulth a long handle with
which to do the stirring.
Of all junta, that mode of sti'nwbor-
ribs in perhaps the most. popular! but
goosebori'y and currani ore so good
when startled with crnoléoi's and and
cream choose that tho housekeeper ulll
do well to lay in a generous supply of
ouch.
To make strawberry jam, hull the
berrlorand weigh them. Allou, no
much granulated sugar as you have
berries. Wuuh the bérrlos quickly and
drain immediately.
sewing kottlo with the moisture cling
in; to them and as they bout mosh
thorn Add the sugar. and bring to a
boil, skimming the scum of! no it rises
to tho surface. Toke from the tire.
and boil until quite illicit. Put the her.
rlos back into the juice. boll up once.
and pour into turn. it there is ‘too
much juice, dip out some or it, and
moko into atrowhorry jolly.
To motile goonoboi'u'y jum..top and
tall and Weigh the berries. For every
pound or fruit allow three quarters or
a pound of granulated sugar. Wash
the barrios. and put them with tho wa-
ter clinging to tl’m into the preserv-
ing bottle. and not them where they
will heat slowly. stirring them up from
J the room into relation and harmony
{on which it is desired to leave an im.
Put into the pro-1
with the rest.
W...-
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PLANT pom-r. "
Here is a wants) take impressions of:
plants which will resemble steal an-
gravings. Toke half a sheet of line
wovonpnper nnd cover its surface with
sweet oil; let it stand a moment ‘or
tun, rub oil the superfluous oil and
hang it in the air. When it is fairly
dry. move it slowly over the flame or
o candle. lamp or gas burner (caution)
until it is quite black, lay the plant or,
Ian! on it, plane. a clean plane of paper
on top and rub equally with the fingers
tor about half a minute; then take up
the plant and place it on the paper
preaslon. Cover it with1 a piece or
blotting paper and rub as before. The
engravingxliko impression wll then or»
near. Now York Press.
FRUIT RACKS.
to keep your 3an steady in
the boiler, a little oxeolsior out be-
tween the jars will keep them from
touching each other, soyere Common.
4 or. it you have no rock. a clean piece
of board. or shingle, or n rack made 0!
clean loths will answer oval; purpose.
CityNationalBank
TRANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS ANDQFFERS EVERY
FA‘ClLiTY GORSlSTENT
WITH SOUND
' BANKlNG
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $1 17,000.00
can-ant
a...
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Frill.
JOHN H. KNAFP, 1:! Vice Prev.
9.».
WEI-“.850 BODWELL, Cuhlar
the bottom oi‘tou. Whoa enough juice
hull exuded from the fruit. to prevent
ux'orrhiugdloil gently for an hour, oiill
otirrlnu oyory ilvo minutes. 'At the
and of no hour udd tho ougar, and
rook gently for on hour or more. or un
til lilo into is thick. ‘ ‘
non.
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HOW TO U85 FRUITS.
olouo not. or other trulto.
rim in largo quantity.
Combine quiaooo with apples.
sliced orange.
tutor and
nipple ilrmnoniia
riot in equal pnrto motto good lam.
Eldox’xbomox. with green 3rd '9
Luuoo or on.
it“ Wild cumulus.
not who good pronorvoxx or plop.
luloy ohorrioo motto good sauce.
traitwlodllxnanoiladifip. ‘
1 FAlN‘l; MARKS.
it tho who
on tho it
moo of on
my to them a no
Currant 3am is made like noose-v
berry, but one must allow a nation or;
sugar to o pound oflrult.—--Ottuwa Citii
Many ii‘ulto mu be bottored by ludi-
lilacltburriou and bluoborrloa motto a
boitor ule’ iban llnniy. uulnx blueber-
Tomato ureoorwu are improved with
lolly oi apolo- and neon burn your
bombard“. tantrum and moon
nowaoborrloxx, or orubapplou tor jolly,
For roiy only or tombinok oui'rautu
momma onmntk ind“ ripo fiflofldl’dl’“
bison “axiom-lb station with mt’ 1,
alnokbox'ril‘ioo m ldiox‘ovod with a
onniui at annual Juice to each tar or
on. initial or illim. '
l portly nt hint; and toxin.
1 7 'pilod ' It?
a. ihiolny. to it boots than or '
DIRECTOHB .
E. H. Mathew-on J. Wallace Marvin
John H. K'napp John H.L Light
OhrlItian swan: Fred. H. Rowm
samuol Grumman Lawn H. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lookwood
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the J utoe
and a lot
Méot it you
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FRED.ERiCK H ROWAN, 2nd Vlco~ _
You- Save, All”
of'pright in the
a land of dreams; Shall t
or. justioe and fidelity
Sewing buttons on tho, _
clothes takes a gredt dent" of
Shanks fastening undernolith
advisable.” . astbey may one ,
the flesh and must always 9;
ed ior Washing. A good 11
has been successfully tried to
buttons from peeling off i
strip of tape on the under
(hitching to which the butt” xx .
seumed says the Ladies Hum“
at. The tape will hold the
firm and pi"e\ ent them from puili‘
with a bit of the material, as t
quite likely to do on childoen'
ing.
for 509
Call at our store and examine
let yourself.
W. F. Wigmore ‘9
DRUGGI8T8’ ,
a North u... at. 39. Rpm
M— -_...
our “on will clan ‘5‘] 33b
urdayb It i p. m. At ‘
urvlcé every othor.
day from 7 k. m. to 70 it.
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