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WANTED
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son SALE .
WANTED .... SECONOHANI)
nee. Must be in diet class condition.
. Dr. Moorehead. Hickory iliuff. Tel
I 562-12. 121 (it
IN SHIP
321 11
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WANTED—«ASSISTANT
plug ol’l'lce. Raymond Bros.
TO LET
TO LET—~:F‘i.lRNiSHED ROOM,
with improvements. Call, evenings.
114~Soutll Main St. - 121 31
TO LETu—F‘URNISHED, FOR
light housekeeping. two connec’tlng
moms. with gas plate; also will sell
WANTEpwilY SWLDISH GIRL,
situation as chambermuld m waitress.
experienced. Inquire 43 East Osborne
Ave. 121 31;
WANTED—4A YOUNG, REFINED
intelligent domestic nurse desires po
‘sition star the summer months. Ad-
dress L. 11. ll., care Sentinel. j21 3t
.WANTED—MAN OF‘ ABILITY AND
‘tiocal acquaintance to help enlist cnpi
tat to establish a small factoiy in
your section for manufacturing a ‘pat-
. tented staple article. Can clear over
' 100% on output. Good offer to right
man. Hunter Mfg. (30.. 206 Weybos-
set Sh, Providenc , R. I. 121 it
WANTED-18 LADY LIVING
alone would'like one furnished room.
for light housekeeping and a small
attic room for storage. Kindly state
, terms when addressing L, Sentinel
office. jib 3t
BOY WANTED—ADDRESS X, SEN
tinel office. in owu handwriting. 319 ill;
WANTED—~A NIGHT WATCH-
man. Reply by letter addressed to M.
inure Sentinel giving references, stat-
ing age. last employment and salary
expected iii) 31.
WANTED~BOARDERS AT (3108-
llen, Conn. Good country bour,d fresh
vegetables, milk etc.;1.250 feet above
sea level. Four miles from littclifleld.
Address Mrs. Emma Rider. Goshen.
120 31'.
WANTED —-—- YOUNG WOMAN
:wishes employment during the sum-
mer months, substituting at bookkeep-
ing 01 clerical work. Address iii.
G,ea1e Sentinel. 319 3t
WANTED~~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle. I’esl market prices paid. Ex-
trn prices (01 fat culv.es $3 to 3i
ifor bob calves to fatten H. Fried-
Tel. 1151.
WANTED~0PER ATORS EXPERI
euced on power sewing machines;
steady work Oluett, Peabody & 130.
f6 tf
“' BUSINESS ” norlcss '"
MY PRlCES ARE THE LOWEST
in town for good painting and paper-
hanging Send postal 101 paper sam-
.ples and suggestions. John itountulne.
luau, Conn. Ave.
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8 Burritt Ave. Telephone 1122-13
119 (it
NOTICE- -PIUMlll.\'G. riNNING
and healing, done sniisilictolily at
reasonnbic suites by Joseph A. Cava—
1111.:11, 35 Orchard street Phone 919.
118 (it
NOTICE PAINTING, PAPE R-
hanging. Decorating. by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters’ supplies of Alex.
White, 61 1-" Ely Ave Tel. 42". Esti-
mates cheell'ully given. 1122 1111
TURKLSH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc
Arrangements by appointment. Dr
Wudst‘yortb's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
19 tr
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
'boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custbm made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed 28 West Washington St.
No Rim- Gut Tires
Largo :tock on hand of casing.
and to For sale by the Auto
811001! 0.. Wall St. or
James E. Ells, Jr.
nonwnx
Tree Spraying
Don’t take chances, 11m your trees
sprayed right. 1 spray them right.
JOBEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.
Phone 840-5.
.M.W.»un_u. .._... ...., .........M..-M....
Frederick H Ganung
Undertaker
~84 GOUTHMMN GTREET
TEL. 904
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AOVEBTiblNQ GENERALLY WW3.
At any rate them is some anticloc-
tion in having been a presidential cani
dldhie. one can sell articles to the
menaciuonWatei—hury Republican
«WW ‘
A girl isn’t: smart she can learn to
1* no Beach. Rent for season $3.
house of seventeen rooms. suitable
for boarding. 214 East arcane, East
Norwalk. 121 St
To LEV-HOUSE 33 AND 35 PINE
sheet. 13 rooms. $9 per month. Rooms
all newly pointed. Apply Hayes‘ Mar-
ket. J21'it
To LETMBARN, 22 WODWARD
avenue. Inquire 26 Day street. 120 3t
TO LET—«APARTMENT 0F SEV-
e.n rooms and bath; hardwood floors,
open plumbing. every convenienoe‘to
make housework easy, and a Janitor
'to look after your comfort. .1. M. Lay-
ton and Co. 320 3t
T0 LET~—3"ROOMB AT 15 WIND-
sor Place. Apply to S. Chariott. No.
26 Wood street. .. jlil 3t
To LET—ELEVEN ROOM” HOUSE
with barn, large garden and various
fruit trees. situated in Connecticut
avenue. Inquire Mrs. Rosa Tarlov.
Taylor avenue. 118 ll
To LET—~13 ROOM APARTMENT
and bath. For further particulars in-
quire at tile office of the 01d Well
Cigar-Co. 118 ll
TOr LETwMODERN COTTAGE.
with modern improvements, in South
Norwalk. Inquire of R. Joseiovsky.
First avenue, East Norwalk. 118 tf
TO LET-SIX ROOM COTTAGE.
all improvements, 21 Lincoln avenue;
also cottage 9 Lincoln avenue. In.
quire Uni-ted Grocery Co. or Raymond
Grocery Company. 35 ti’.
TO LET-~BATH HOUSES AT COM-
,Ap—
ply to W. F'. Thomas, Compo Beach
pavilion. 117 St
TO LET—«APARTMENTS AT NO.
10 Pine St. Enquire at office of It.
and G Corset Co. . j17 tf
TO LET-4701.111 ROOM HOUSE, 9
Union Ave, Norwalk. Enquire Mitch-
ell‘s furniture store. 031 t-t'
To LET—PRIVATE FAMILY
will rent nicel' furnished [urge front
room, suitable or two. also a side
room, with all model 11 improvements,
both, use of telephone, 5 minutes to
centel of city. Terms reusoffable
Ladies preferred. Address Mrs. E.
ii. 8.. care Sentinel. 114 ti
To LET~—’1‘ ROOM HOUSE, 79
Woodward Ave. Rent $10. inquire
The South Norwalk Trust Co. . 110 ti
T0 LE1 11111.11 HOUSE ON PU’l‘o
nam Ave. All modern improvements.
West
inquire ’l'imcthy Brennan, 4? .
J3 ti
Ave. South Nonvalk.
TO LET -SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
all impimcments. 25 Quintald Ave.
Inquile A. J Collins Co.. 12 North
\luln St. 16 ti
TO LETwAi’ARTMENTS AT 39-41
Home! street, Norwalk. Freshly dec-
orated, modern 111111101 cinema... In.
quire 64 South Main St. South Nor-
walk. ado tf
TO LET HOUSE? UNION an.
17 rooms, all conveniences; 'auitnble
for boarding house. but will be, altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch & Bailey
Do. er12 if
TO LET-~HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of twu family house. 8 r ems. and 6-
room flat; all lmproveme a; good con-
dition; one block from W” "wad station.
Joseph R. Taylor 313 tl
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE—41.11 PERSONS FOUND
trespassing on Amusement Park
Grounds will be punished to, the full
extent of the law. Frank A. miter.
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“HILLanE"-~DESIRABLE BOARD-
ers wanted at "Hillside," Prospect
.Hiil Norwaik. Beautiful lawn and
trees. Comfortable bedrooms. Excel
limit table. Terms :12 to 318 per
Week. Address Drawer It, Norwuik.
. ill Ble
Wm
1N A VILLAGE SCHOOL.
This story is told‘ of In successful
.illrtiuh general who was far from be-
ing A brilliant scholar at school. Af‘
tor he became famous he one dul’
dropped into the old school to pay a
lvisit to the scene of his former went
The teacher was anxiousflo milks ‘9.
good impression on the .geneial
an
put the pupils through their lesson}: ’
no as to show them to the best adverb
Luge After a brittle the general said:
but which is the dance? You have
one. surely. allow him to me." ,
The teacher called up a poor fellow
who look“ the picture of Woo as he
balhmlly earns tomb-do the distin-
‘ 'aulihed visitor.
"Are you the dunes?" asked the
cone mm a ,
lY-el, “sir." laid the ho}
‘ “Walk. my good fallow.” stud the
general. "here in tire shilling for you .
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FOR ,BALE—«HORSE AND‘ WAG
on’. ‘17 North Main street. 320 St
FOR . SALE-TWO rnArnnn
beds and gas range. Inquire Mrs.
Taylor. 82 South Main St. 120 (it
FOR sALE4s'rANo1No’ GRASS.
Capt. Id. H Smith Rowayton. 119 at
r-‘on SALEmTWO riNn arisen
lots, about 50 by 200. some fruit.
about stone enough for a cellar. On
line of trolley. in Norwalk. Price
$2130 each to quick buyer. Address
Box 314. South Norwulk. 118 int
$0....— ”a“
Gasoline Yacht
“Dorryn”
Formally Owned by James Golden
45 ft. 7 ill.
40 ft. 6 in.
Length. over all
Length water line .
Beam ' 9 to"? in.
Draught 3 lit. 8 in.
Finished in Mahogany.»
g; i.
For terms and “particulars apply or
address
Sentinel Office
south Norwaik
SUMMER TIMETABLE
On and after Monday, dune 17, 1912,
the new and commodlous
STEAMER HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William G Young. will run as
follow: heave Huntington for Nor-
wulk Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
111. and 2:30 p. m. inure Norwalk for
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8:45 a. 1 . and 5:30 p. m. Excursion
tickets 5 cents. Single fare 40 cents.
Children. in to 12 years, excursion 35
cents. Single fare. 25 cents. Passen-
gers from Nortvulk by 8:45 a. in. boats
will have four hours at Huntington.
Our summer schedule gives the peo-
ple of Connecticut ‘an outing on the“
new and co’mlnodious steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound and over one
of the finest sheets of water in the
world. Huntington iiny. with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 10 or more
can make arrangements with the cap.
thin to stop at Valley Grove.
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Dividend 11......
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
South Norwalk, (Bonn.
bunk held this day. a dividend at the
rat) or four percent. per auburn was
declared to depositors from the cam-
ings of the six months ending June
30.1912'1‘ho some will be entered
on puss books and paid. on and after
July iii 1912.
By order oi the Board of Directors.
GEORGE L WOODWARD.
, , Treasurer.
Julie 17. 1012
u
,I’
Report of the Condition 0!
THE HOME BANK AND TRUST 00.,
of Dorian. (30nd,, at the close of bush
nose on the i-lth day of June 1012.
ASSETS
Loans and Discounts ......S18. 722. 00
Stocks and Securities, not
including those. set aside
for Savings Depositora .. 41.058575
Furniture and Fixtures 3,447.43
Other Real Estate . ....... 2,000.00
Due [from other Banks.
bankers and Trust Corn
ponies 10,571.17
Duo from Approved Reserve
Agents 28,000.34
United States and National
Bunk Notes v........B..... 0,782.00
Gold Coin ........... 97.60
Silver (loin ...... 737.70
Minor (loin .............. 59.63
F‘und set aside for Savings
Depositors . .40.0026'l
Accrued interest
Llltulloll 1
W
Total Assets “15776508
LIABILITI
Capital Stock .430, 000. 00
1.1.1:.
Other Undlvided Pro fits
lens current expenses and
taxes paid 7,843.10
Due to Banks. Bankers
and Trust Companion 4,885.25
General Depends $68 034 .08
Deposits in Savings
Department 48 .802. 67
' 115, 537.30
r 1 MM
Total Liabilities .......815’l,706 68
State of Gonnactlout. County of "
Falriioid, in, Mien, June 20, 1912.
.(lcorge F: hearse, tressilrer of the
aforesaid Trust Cour Any. do seleninly
swear that the lounging statement in
true to the best of any knowledge and
belief.
GEORGE Bll‘. BEARBE.
4
subscribed dud sworn ~ to
FOR SALE
L l—xDa
At a meeting of the directors of this 0
9 sis-um m
3111»— any" Kayo
Treasurer . i
be
. a, this 20th dll lotion
3“ . entail 1ill: sob
Alumni nulls
John pollen.
John Cullen, of 55 Connecticut ave ‘
one. died at 1.1:. home, last event .11; af-
ter an illness. of bronchitis. The act
ceased was 56 years of ass and is aur-
vived by a wife And nine children. .
who are Alice, Helen. Augusta Elizs~
both. achieve. Edward. Dudley and
Frederick M. Cullen, of Benny Nor-walk
and Walter Cullen. of New amen.
The deceased was a charter member ‘
of South Norwalk Council. No. 1253,
Knights of Columbus. The funeral
services will .be held on Monday morn-
ing at ‘9 o'clock from ’St. Joseph’s it.
0. Church and the interment will fol.
low in St. Mary I cemetery.
Funeral of Louis Fay.
The funeral of Louis Fay was held
this morning at 9 o'clock from St.
Jasoph's Church. Rev. R. J. Carroll
omclated. Tlile pallbearers were‘ Ed-
ward Splan, Frank Lynch, John Mc- V
Neely, Thomas Finnegan. Flower-
bearers were John Cantony. Charles
Nichols. Mr. Hugh Campbell, render-
ed “Calvary," Miss Alice Splan rend-
ered “Face to Face." and, the choir
sang “Nearer. My God, to Thee." ‘as
the body was leaving the church. uln-
ierment was in {St Mary's cemetery.
now 18 REAL some TIME;
Advertise ”your vacant property
early and get it rented. Sentinel clas-
allied ads. do the work cheaply and
quickly.
1
um-..~w.——_.—
RENTED EARLY—RENTED WELL.
Do not delay in making that vacant
flat. room or store an income‘pro-
(incen- A'few'cantl in the Sentinel
want columns will do it.
FIRE ALARMS
m
.OU'l'H NORWALK rm: Aunts
' aoxu
Alarm am omen at Ml
om. 'relen one for m Alums.
awquhington 8“? North loin In
Mamnom
and okay mo pd Bu
0 Comet. Factory. private.
OFHoyt'a 1‘ sum
nNorwalk 0518M!
-Munlo .giui. ilflol‘d Ind City Hotel.
Hm
12~xWe:t St, Frnnklin School.
ibgc'onclord 8t.. Concord and Lin-oh
14~North Main and 83mm 8t!
15—41111 at. nodes view An
1.de orwalk Iron orka.
l’l—West Ave and Cedar St.
iB——l-Iigh School. West Ave
ai~West 8t. and Taylor Ava.
23~xEly Ave. and Lowe St.
24~Cheatnugaa and Hen osu )-
2543011111 sin and roe Bu.
lduuxlngton Ave. undo ustin at.
lz~West and Elm Grove Stu.
——Boutl1 Main 81.. between Grove not
buses/(iv Bin
83—4101) Electric mWor-sh“. Bible at.
.14wa ring and 6183*“
35-4: avlland and not By.
-—xLookwood M! g
lIFairfiald Ave. and Cedar St.
42~Taylor Ave. and South at.
iii—Woodward Ave. and Meadow 8'
ifi-gurrltt and Quintard Aves end WIN
46~Woodward and Lowndeu AVQI.
51-Oolden Hill St. and Filmwood Ave.
sz—Wnshinaton 81. Bridge
[sh—Freight yard and Ann St. private.
Elia—N omlk Loo 11 Co. nrivai e.
(x Denotes non-intelferlng bole-.1»
( ) Master bot. from which the num
ber of any box can be bounded.
Ono stroke at 13 noon and I p 111
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times. touting 0.
line open. 1-
Two stroke. after an alarm. ill-o out. n-
haila department
Three allow otrokea. water to be chill
At 12: 05 p. in. each Wound”. I boa
‘ulied for test.
ire alarms for on! district lino n-
celvad by telephone. 4..
litrew
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NORWALK FIR! ALARM!
16~Comer of Mom and Wall Stream.
zleelden Avenue and Union Place.
laws ring Hill and Kellogg Street.
2(-:- nion Park.
elk-West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
:‘wa'rankiin Avenue and Lynn: Place.
Il-Gas house. (Privatebo box)
az—Weat Avenue and Kerwin Sire.
till-Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
34——ChApoi street and Harbor Avenue.
tie—Wont Avenue. near the armory.
all» tevenn street and Elm 0 rant.
4 roan Street and Wilton avenue.
:g-mgalnm street eand North Avenue.
~ ran
51:0mndm Street and Tiudall Lana.
merino Streets
53 —-Ne 0‘30“ and Fair Street
Gib-Chennai Him near Summer 8!.
56~Main Street on Union Avenue.
“—021 The 0
mo.
tit-«Eu! Avenue and Lincoln umAvenue.
«miles! Avenue and Dun
IA" NOBWALK MRI ALARM IOXII
Flro‘ headquarémshfid Van Zant lmal
no
wFitch school (privavtoz
iri‘iill‘lvfgilk‘w" on 11 gm etc.
5%me 8r collard A”. 1
ll?” W1 shelf: ind woo
gun-Fort and, (131.13%
nil—8t. aim in. 1116110841".
wacnview vs. a dll‘i t.flt
386 1.1“ and!“ ads at.
aalwnouicvard :M iii ooh-ion. lit.
ail—«Kenn at. an 3 Plug? mu Ava.
t. on Pond rd.
isle hone manage 0to File trio swoon
Slain!” bag can the hours orgy. l1. and
o v’lnsl cos lion 0 tinny“ alarm
will he I van of neuron ..
Private boxc- wll only pulled for
fire on rcmls loo whore located.
as cone ullarin are onityto ”given
the chief ”or acting chic upon his only
a
i bl out I
lump-am blast {Pail linger. testing or lino
inane whinst it. 8
at“ 111.. standard time.
n10! Wpu‘bliu
til a. “mu“? no morn
il-il-1‘wen‘tv~iwo.n 18*
m n Ii 11 till. no “'1
illlli‘l}ll~ ‘iu- quickly Bio tlli
out to deport mam.
ROWAVTON "HI ALAGM DIITKIWI
limml’hllild 'AW. to N. In N; 3. H43.
chf' o Biol! and Bell inland.
ll-B-Pina
"in“:
murdfim t. to also!"
aw WWW:
man or poor ”can...” u a. m” J; .
of the Oven
This makes our oven
V4
than others that have to use tin
and asbestos to protect the back.
We beat it instead.
Have float on Five Sides
better
Baby in the Coal Hod.
Look at this roller bearing ash
and coal pan; the best improvc~
ment in 25 years. ‘
The Ad. Collins CO
12-18 North Main St.
So. Norwallc, Conn.
Malvorn Turnlpo.
Boil turnips until nearly done and
then slice thin. Butter a deep pie
dish or shallow bake pan and put in
the slices; moisten with a little milk
or meat broth. dust lightly with line
bread crumbs. salt and pepper and
bake in the oven until a light golden
brown. Serve in a. hot platter or
from baking dish.
Fried Tomatoes. Creamed.
Cut firm large lOmBItoes into thin
slices and~ roll, them in flour or in
cracker dust and chill them. Have
ready then enough butter or good
clean drippings in a frying pan to
cover the slices. Heat to hissing and
lay in the tomatoes carefully, a few
at a time. Fry until tender and light-
ly browned. Make a white sauce of
butter and flour. stirred to cream with
a. cup of milk (or half cream-half
milk.) When smooth and bubbling boil
pour over the tomatoes. which should
. have been drained free of grease and
arranged in a not platter.
Campos of Asparagus.
Take slices of bread. about two
inches thick and stomp them but into
neat rounds with a biscuit cutter.
With a smaller cutter mark a‘circle
in the center of each [round and scoop
out the crumbs to the depth of an
inch. taking care to leave the sides
and bottom quite firm. Arrange these
in a shallow dish and pour over them
a half pint of milk, to which a been
on egg has been added. Then take up
carefully and slip into a kettle of boil»
ins fut. They will brown almost im-
mediately and must be removed when
a pale golden brown. Drain on soft
paper; out the tender you-rt of aspara-
gus into .pieces of an equal size, re»
looting that Which is Woody. Wash
and simmer in salted Waten'until ten~
der and' drain. Put. a heading: table-
spoon of butter into a saucepan with
a=~~haaping tablespoon of flour. then
add a quarter of a pint of water lin
which the asparagus was cooked;
it come to a ”‘1". and add the anima-
gun, the juice of a demon and tour
spoon of finely chopped parsley. Fill x
the bananas with this and arrange on
a platter and garnish with cross or :
parsley and sliced lomon.--8an Fran
cim’o Call.
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Pic improved.
A novel idea in apple pie is this“.
reported by the New York sun:.‘ "I
bad a place of apple pic at an upstate
country'hotei last week. " said it down- A
town lawyer. "that was good enough _
to justify me in asking ilor more. then ‘
getting the recipe. and this is it: At
the point where in ordinary pie rank-
111; the lid would be put on. spread
over the apples thin bacon fried very
crisp and brown, then put on the cov-
er and bake "
Min
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. Baking Hint.
1.
I Before making up the Motor bale *
lug. open wide both oven doors. to let
the stale air «capo. guys the We»
mall’s son companion. After the-
Magma up brightly. 01er the doors
oi the oven which ill now filled with .~
filial: air, and in live minutes is ready
for baking. j .
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Worth Naming. «-
claim is 1.11.11 to attach the bow to the
their. Then the ribbon needs to be tied
only once into a bow. It is the doll
this life of a hair ham will be pro. " I‘
, longer greatly if commsort or patent -‘
ter to change the flounce. With a
white or light color top there can be
either a flowered chiffon flounce, a
lace one or «pleated India silk in flow-
ered or plain.
Some housekeepers are careless
about curing for the boxes or jars in
which they/keep their bread. They
scald and air them just about one
fourth as often as they ought to, it is
said
If furs are to be packed away at
home. the best method is to put them
into a large pbper bag, so that they
can hang Them can be made of
newspaper held together by strips of
muslin glued on it you do not care to
buy the manufactured kind. New Ha-
ven JournabCoui-ier.
Alabama Marble Cake.
Cup or butter. two cups of palm
iced sugar, three cups of flout-[four
eggs, cup 0: sweet milk, two table-
spoons of baking powder. When the
cake is mixed. take out a soup plate of
the batter and stir .into it about two
heaping tablespoons of grated choce
late. which should be grated before
you begin to make the cake. Fill the
cake mold about two inches deep with
first batter and then drop in three'or
four places a spoonful at a. time of the
chocolate, and so on until all is used
mfiana Cameo .
An excellena cement for broken
china or brioa-brac is made by mix-
ing helium ounce of gum arable with
a half teaspoonful of boiling milk and
adding enough plaster of Paris to
Priscilla. To use successfully have the
pieces that are to be mended warm
and amply with a soft brush. Set a-
side for several days tobeconle thor-
oughly dry. They can théln be washed
in either warm or cold water with.
out damage.
Coat no more than
the “ordinary had”-
“don' t wear out" at the
* linger ends, and each
_. pru- contaxna~ B
A Bun-uni“ that t‘
roam -
"a new pair free" it
, the “lips” wear out
before the gloves.
, Kayser gloves
moan assurance oi
quality and reliability. 6
1. There's a my to tell
V theta-nine
“look in the' hem”
leptlie name ”Kayscr”
it is there for our
‘ ~ rotcction. Don t: lac-
aren‘t! the "Blusr as good?
« ”my-or“ Glove: . I»
II ‘n u
New Drug That Quickly Ramon-B
of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as
has been discovered that positlyely‘
.peciaily adapted to roasting potato"... A
make a creamy paste says the Modern
;‘ rusted when the soil was water
his method of treatment to fat
, squares of unsweetened ohoooi‘
lRlEfiKi
f}.
these Homoly Spoil. _
There’ a no longer the slightest need
a new drug, amine—«double strength
removes those homely spots.
Simply get one ounce of whine--
double strength, from F. H. Balls!)
and apply a little of tt at night, and
mule morning you will see that even
the worst freckles have begun to (ill-'-
appear, while the lighter ones» hon-'-
vanished entirely. It is seldom tit
mom than an ounce is needed to ,
pletely clear the skin and gain a hm"
tifu-l clear complexion. .
Be sure to ask for the...donb
strength othlne. as this is sold . I
guarantee of money back if it fail! .
remove freckles. .
tons placed coquettishiy aroundl‘ilil.
crown. Tiny white crochet badminton.
shake back an}! forth around the
of a smart black 1111‘
Worth Knowing.
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