“H“ U”.“-\.\““‘\‘\‘\“‘\. \‘\‘\-\“‘\“‘\“‘\“"i
a“ with”,uni-I,U.a.¥,u,lv,U,U,~v,-r,',u,~n~n
l*'rult in a City Ft
Banning at.
‘ \
Seaay enough to underutand why
'1‘3‘.wives. with plenty of cellar
"lid with fruit on tree and vine,
onld‘ till rows and rows of jars and
3.8815 and bottles for winter one;
it the most casua glance into a citi'
rttnent would convince any one.
‘ ie architect did not have one
“jar in his thought when he plan-
itiin plenty had we eaten three
M as» daily from childhood and we had
_\ your jars when we came city-
'd' with the expectation of continu-
p the practise. But after the strug~
l3 getting ourselves and the turni-
. adjusted to the apartment, we
"eaan to have our doubts. Never
feless, we made the venture, writes
g contributor to the New York Times.
text" two years‘ experiment in the
cost; and practicability We have given
erdict in favor of canning in th
. We made, our plans in April and ex-
cuted them until the lust grape had
ét‘t'us. There were to he 30 quarts
fj’canned fruit available for each ot‘
the six months? from [leceiiiber to
May, inclusive. in addition, there
Were, to be other fruits}, jellies and
getables. By November 1 our last
'workwthe mincementmwns in jars
ihfi'i‘d we could look upon the result of
,‘llr‘r'siimmer's labor: toinaiom, beans,
lilitiower: curraut. grape and crab.
‘bply jelly; pineapple, gorischorriea
huharb, mliit'emeai, and lint-klehoiu
ies for desserts and pics: Di’tli'llt‘i-l.
ears. raspberries. blnt'klwrrit's, straw.
ieri‘les and cherries for the glass dish
it the table: a grand total of 2:78
'itarts of fruit atid vegetables. i'lS
glasses of jolly, i2 (illiil’la or urapc
hire, and three pints of ltoti'litip.
Every available spot in thw house
was used for strong. for \\'o had no
ihutler's pantry and no ro‘inr
But. every liouizowil'i' will hate to pun:
file out her own storage piiittmwuuti
she'll look at some jopoia a loan limo
Spam.
5N8 have a great many halt-gallon
films, which, ol‘ course (it‘i'l‘i'iiSi‘
amount. (Li' n-wtlod and
thirds oi‘
sillit't‘,
RECIPES
a
I_I~[‘/
and pint jars.
in our own household two person?
were generally available for the work
of Canning and a'third could be called
(in in an emergency. On an average
one hour a day for three months did
the work, although weronld spend
three hours at a time twice a week
during the peach and pear season.
The berries took little time for
preparation and jellies still less. for
in the latter case we cooked the fruit
just before bedtime and left the jUiceu
to drip over night. We peeled peach-
es and pears mostly at night and left
them on ice till morning. Then the
fruit was put into boiling syrup, and
after cooking 10 minutes was put into
jars.
This was our first attempt at veile-
table canning, and We made only
small venture. With the tomatoes,
however, we were especially delight-
ed. Our method was; this: We peeled
enough small tomatoes to fllll a jar
when put in whole. Then, crushing
all the soft ones, we cooked them in
the tireless cooker, strained and sailed
them, ready to reboot. At the same
time the jars containing the uncooked
ones had a half cup or water not in
each. and were then placed in a pan
of warm water to he brought. to a boil.
Meanwhile a broiler tilled with wa-
ter deep enough to cover the jars was
on the stove heating. These three
were all timed so or, to boirin boiling
at. the some limo. When they did, the
juice was poured over the tomatoes.
the jars were sealed i'niriy tightly
and dropped into the both-r ol’ hot wu-
tor. The heat \qu turned oil and the
boiler. with its conionis was left to
cool. Thou the jawe- wi-ro screwed up
tightly while yet untior \vnii‘r. and the,
dried was done
The grape, jllit’f’ was an interesting
Bund‘illlf’lll with an tuniziily interest-
ing: result. The jnit't- war: prni‘iioally
intro, there both; about one hull" (“ill
of water in out'h quart or joint. 'l‘lireo
baskets ‘ot..l;;rnpenv (‘tir‘illllj 3.“. ooiiia
each on?) inquiring too not] out: half
tore giving ihtim in) tor i'i'ilit"iar.-! ’ pounds ofo'iigar, punt.- ll» 3;: quart.» oi"
juice iii if) rents. a quart. We bought
tin" . oiiipiy grape juit i‘ litiillt“: for i‘. «on?4
two- ‘ a dozen, and after tilting and working’ in t h. i
'a/n/‘lat, at a at, 'I“
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Shopping of Business Woman,.
llow in the world do business wo-
men who work from 9 a. m. until it
'p, nixevory day in the week except
Saturday. lind time to do their shop
.pinn’?" (leimiiided a married woman
'after one of the frequent days devot-
ied to her own shopping.
The question is an interesting one.
not only to the chronic “locker" in
iatores, who wonders how anybody can
buy without days oi’ exploration, but
also to the business woman or work.
Ving girl who is obliged to do her shop-
'ping with an 1iitle expenditure of time.
as possible.
‘ll had to live. on $l5 a week when 1
first came to New York,“ said one wo-
man to a New York Times reporter
“and I had to get my economies in
time and money down to a tine point.
i brought lace trimmed, marched
clothes with me. but my laundry bills
soon drove me to sending my iinery
back home. Now i have a regular aye»
tom which saves me time, worry and
money. it talms me just about one
hour a your to lay in my supply oi
underwear.
i “i buy six knitted union suits at so
rents apiece. Thur-so last for both
spring and summer, can easily be
washed out and dried over tho radia-
tor, ii' i wish to be wry ("'(lil(lllliillll.
find are eaoily pilt on and always
ready, fiilll‘l“ there are no buttons. iii
the spring i buy six pairs of light
weight slot-kines and in the tail six
heavy out-s. i not tho iii‘l'lllitll kind,
throw tor a dollar, which I find iii-Up
their rotor thri’inoli (‘ounth‘iris whali-
ings. ’l‘liis l‘t‘dlii't’N‘ my Sturrliod
chitin-a. lo a rhonxiao, as i buy crepe
iiiizhipmvos. which do not need lron~~
inn and oonto as low as 75 i‘i‘illS.
“While i wear \‘lliit' sliit‘twaiais at
:- A Av luau-r art/a,
‘\*\‘ via-t In“- .\t\.
‘ on t
g pug/u a at
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H"!‘ a a
K. ‘\
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brush. a ten cent tooth lil‘ufih. which
i keep to clean the white not collars
of my oliii‘i’on. waists. I phi the blouse
down on a bath towel and then wash
the collar and yoke with this brush.
which is small. enough not to injure
the chiffon. It saves a oleauer'a bill,
and it mnkca it unnecessary to take
out the yoke and put it in again. The
not is apt to stretch when it in loon-
oned and you will llrtd that it is very
diiilcult to get it in otraight again.
“A one-piece (111353 is the moat mod-
ern convenience that we have. I
think a serge for winter it; better titan
a corduroy, as the skirts are apt to
get shiny. You can take that gloss
hit a sortie by a little hot-ax in water.
but the corudroy is hopeless. For
my onepiece dresses 1 have a guimpe.
You can buy them at the store for 50
route, but i make. mine myself. All
you lliiH" to do is to wash them and
stretch them. They do not noed iron-
ing. .
“l have learned to Sm‘e my time as
well its money. You see this big box.
During the week i ilirow into‘it the
mending, collars to be washed. etc.
Then i allow myself an hour a week
in which, to do them- lilillilf“. You
would be surprised how illlll‘ll you can
do in that time, if you know just. what
_\‘tlii are going to do. For the mend-
ing, it is almost as catty to sow five
little rents as one. The l‘i‘.ll time is
taken in uniting out your sowing um-
loriuls.
"For :i mowing box i use ihi; round
randy box The spools lit in nirvlyll
and you can see just what you hare.’
This. in ii t'o‘ t-“Li-oil. tliitli
how most 01' the rub: .. so that l',
l
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l
illl‘l'p you: .~;‘
up] not nt-otl llll'i'lltl i'or wu‘i‘ul yoal‘h- l niio has one.
in this button but; i ‘mvi- saved nlig
lixlil‘il till my old route that linvui“ \.
Mir/AI! a a, at- aria
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Making Money in Summer Time.
tln summer, when all the world is
inclined to drone, there in still pollen
for the busy th't! to gather, and a good
deal can lie gathered without great
exl’ionditure of energy, according to
the .adies’ Home Journal. For iii-
ntancc, if your home is on a high road
it. is easy to follow the example given
in the. first letter: .
i live in the country on a road where
a great minty autos pass. every day, so
I conceived the idea oi‘ Opening a
tearooni. Having on hand a supply of
cream, butter antil lollies, my venture
required no lavish outlay.
nox‘i‘x'nkw ‘
I“;-/UIU,U “1"”,M't‘1‘tfliflnd,
“id
\
.v/
I cum/a .- a" or aria/4.1.1:?
\-\
.k‘v‘x‘u‘x‘
in summer. The wise woman who hut;i
good reclpoa may prosper thus:
The small grocery stores do not
have much call for the email bottled
Hummer beverages, and 'l have found
it possible to sell through them my
homemade fruit juices. "Raspberry
Mash" seems to be the most popular
or those. The pint and quart. bottles;
retail for 15 and 25 cents each, of;
which the dealer gets a third as com-
llilSSlull. When i am trying to intro-
duce the juices in a new place. 1 cm"
ploy some one to give out samples.
1 deal with grocers who buy from
me and send back my bottles of fruit
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Insurance
nor Consumption
There are so many cases of t‘onautup-
tlon reported where the details show
the disease Hturtcd with a ('(lld or a
cough, that it is really surprising that.
people are not more anxious to inimc~
diutcly stop these apparently minor trou-
liit‘fi. Our advice in “atop tho cough or
cold, it poanlblo, without: delay." tiihvr-
wine more serious troubles are likely to
follow. If the medicines you are now
taking do not. bring relief, try lickmnn‘s
Alteriitive. as this man um:—~
...i Deon St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Gentlemen: I am giving you below it
brief history of my (mac. which i trout
Granted
- you will use for tho benctlt ni‘ those sol"
tel-in: from any similar troubles.
“About a your and a half ago i noticed
that my lll‘illlil was rapidly tnillnu. until
lit the end of six months my weight had
fallen to 129 pounds, i was troubled
with night sweats, a severe cough and
ed and placed in a conspicuous place
on the. roadside in front of the house.
Next
and butter sandwiches, and arranged.“D “1 ”ll" with the it’hilt’liv)‘ to hillht‘l‘i
l"
my reputation grow
for a party.
“tribes to lit-op tool and quiet indoors
juice by the delivery wagons which
bring my supplies. My profits range.
from too to 150 per cent.~—Ir‘lorida.
was very weak. having in fact absolutely
no ambition whatever. About this time
1 consulted a phyniolan, who told me
my lungs were, inflected. Not satisfied I
wont to another doctor, who after exam-
ining me said that I was in the ilrnt
stages of ounsunnption. At this point i
started to take i-Ickmun's Alterntivc. The
l iirai had an attractive sign paint.-
1 arranged the tea table with
ny best china. and kept it in constant Bow Back “f Neck,
. . . . . - .. . , . 011» of ti . i - t o night sweats stopped almost immediately,
mitliilebh, lilbpeitiilt, EAL“ utticlc _i . ie “h ms 0‘ ”Sh on h til, my cough luwntuo looser and gradually
'urefullv (ivory (my. iiiarim: at block bows at the back 01 disappeared. My mom in now Hz!
- . .. -. , . ‘ pounds and my physician hast prononnml
0‘10 tiny 1‘ lml'il‘ 0i lllliOlSiii linOi‘liUii the ”H‘l‘ "Wilda 0f the “mitt says 1110. me perfectly sound» which. together with
. . . . , . . . . . . , (‘lllt‘d '0 Record-Herald. The, hows? the fact that l have been urcoptml l._.' two
M ill} “001 dud tislfl‘tl ’01 [m' 1 U5" 4:, . ‘ i (litterent insurance companion for insur.
erod them into the ion’ room. and “T“ “hi and tailored in effect and the, mice. makes me sure of my t-i‘iiirt’ l‘l't~i.-\‘~
cry by l‘lcknmn's Alibi-alive. i should he
very glad to communicate with any one.
who would be interested in my i-nn‘o.
{Sworn Ailldnvitl W, 1”,. HIGH.
Ecknitin's Allorittivo is cil'tictivo in “run—
chitin.
viiile they removed their voila. vita. ”hulk"! ends reach to the valet. ’l‘biSi
boiled the water. made thin bread.““‘ll”lil “l lllhi'hlg the hows seems to]
Laboratory. l‘hllnilvlpliin. l‘n.. for llllilt‘ ovl
Needle Noms' deuce. For sale by all trading drnggisiu
\‘v'lion lllt‘jitlill” l‘id 'lovi's 'ilw'ii's‘
" ‘ i” ‘ ‘ ; Clittordi’harmaoy and Stinsoni’ow-
'It wc'irs much
.. ‘ gell Corporation, South Norwaik.
then 1 concoct a salad |i(,lllj..‘t'i‘. and does not tear the leather]
. . i l . ~. . . Asthma. liny Fi‘vt‘l: Throat and
it little. [little iii [Hi ('ttlxi‘b', 'l‘m 51‘1” iii the limit ‘md ”the 1" Lung Troubles. and in upbuildini: the
‘ . , , . t ., i ll'lii] in lllt’ illicit. Hyatt-m. Does not contain poisons, opinion
I'Ol‘ stilllu lllilt‘ ill) potions. “P“! I K or liubii-{ortning drugs. Ask for liookit't
cw. but they illi‘l‘t‘tll-ii.‘ll in numbers as f telling of i‘i‘t-ovt-rira. utui writi- to l-It-kniitn
(.‘t’Jilti ()ilii \' l‘t’k‘O \'i( ii . t, ) l i t
(i i it, I i .1 toli ltn’
nessngo ordering something special Elise (‘ililt‘ll thread.
or bake a rake. ilii thiiriiing days ljiii the process of sewing, any-.5 the: W...“—
always ol't'ir lilliii-‘i‘lllilli. and some New i'oik i‘ross. l ,
. .. x . . ‘i‘ottou Kililiiu i.l-‘ thread; run he rmtt~
,(it‘iys I have linioii i-hoose. tuition. \‘ibon vultrolderliii: iii-l. (‘lililtill,
iiy di.l\\ii.~- l.o.< .\ll}li'l{'\' l-Z\pro:4.~:,
lirilln iii any other thin nnilwrlnl paste
~ , ry - . . i
pain-r ‘lllli‘tiill it. this 34min n ill'lll-j
one to the material, and the design
lid.
(in
the minor hand a woman who
Ao Mark Clothing,
. Ii . - ‘ " v' r j l“- l ; .l V \ ,.
nay make Sltmd um oi n «nun-rt) ll \\;ll in much iloarcr when cniiipioieti. ’0 mml‘ ”1" i“ "l‘ “i’ 'l i‘ “ ‘h ”
[1,“. H“, l‘ullf‘l‘ away ai'tt-i‘wtird, '1 hiaikiio, i.i>i.liiii. \\ ith llllii hhi- ii..«,
‘ .,.. v1. . n.“ L. t ‘ “
,-‘\ trin'tid had viii-n me n outlier-a. \\hvn niaknix n lint. round collar or “1"” “mm ““11” ”l“ ”1‘”an ”L
< ~ ~ . : i"l ':;.'I:lii”‘i
an. seldom i i'iililti llnt' it, no i told «a... oi itio :tuitor \‘2Il‘li-'i)‘ int a pattern ' ll“ ”M “‘"4‘ “i H ,lo ‘ “’1 "
lilitiW‘. l have illt‘gliii anti Wiltlii'll onto “in" i" piwos, rod is “‘r-‘I rinfl-Vit'iti' friends and had my stutora toil ll'i‘lli lisrtlsl lutpill' [inn ““ii lit it to l"”””‘:’”- Tm" “'“l-V‘l" “l“l‘ 1‘ iii" iii”
which are alwnyn ready. To avoid {Hm 1 hm.“ 1” bu} ‘1 ”my Vim! "mil tilt-it's that 1 would rout my outlivrti tin llii'ii and shoulders iot‘oro ru'ilng ”w" ’3 “‘1‘ "“““"‘l"”i' “mm“ iii”
”it” ri‘li'“. ill'li‘ll' i‘i'i‘lhil: “hi-h soii VFW” “M ”M “HM” H It “N's": Hair 27- i'i'tllri o hali‘ i}i|.‘"‘iu\il ilt‘liil'i‘ 11w itini~riuh .PWSSI
lllilll)‘ lll'.ill|‘>lti amnion complain oi", l iii-m: ”Huh I “lit“ ‘ "' “midi ”W ‘l‘TilonL: it no.2 out moat oi' the illlll’. l ——-w '""“”'
iinw ploiii \vuilv lawn liiiiiiits \\'llitll i1”: “Whit mm" H. W i‘ml l‘l‘” 1'” "“‘l ‘ tum ioarnml in tit-whip my illlllr and Task Made Easy. KNEW THE SEX
i \w: r liltill“ tin: lilouso and width if?!" “,1 “W I’M-1' .fw Wilrnv'l‘ i Mull" l'l'hil “13‘0““ lihllllvr. W l WU” it“ \‘Vht‘li (lioiiiiié‘ itirtads l<'i‘ hum. \\'i~'tnt:iu \\l!‘.li did ~ibo sul‘ at . u
iii'i‘ put in m ail i'.l‘._\ vim-7t. 'i‘lita 115'“..in “ l” ”imi‘ill”: .31": to .i..-,. l. ,i than. and pi'iii; l'isr thug, «it.» manna“ at -, ‘;‘ 3.,” at. ‘3... v1“; out}
\‘ttais lgll‘ mi. from looking; aoiled -_...... ........_ " "~""— il‘t‘iiuiilw .3 no". ai'lt i‘-‘_ tlllii now i illillfiil‘ll :l small plow ol‘ soup and Hit) Yovoi; "_\.'o. o iliouwihl ii.iio~:, nw‘”
it"l‘ur'n 'ho :iliiiliiliil‘k‘. and about ihi‘ llou‘i-i‘ivt-a v :i' T‘ Shiitiwi \\‘antitu:il\o imio 3': 'o iiio ixit‘il ‘ili‘t‘lir‘A imi- tho lllliir‘i'i;!l “hero llli‘ illiillil‘ \i’iwmnii Ollub? .‘.'l the ~:i‘iw. l
.\il\!~', i‘or tines to ”on: aspired-to "iit‘i- .ill:~.«ti‘.ii'i. - ui'w to bt- ilrnztii. you will tiini Ibo twl- “titt‘tlti'l risk :tfi‘xiil}, in l‘ a “"i‘l‘iili ii in
'iot' i.n_.itloiif“ ‘ lit-tr .~l;ili" lil'lili.~~ nr- 'l L',l‘l’;li itiititi
m_- .. .
the jellies. Wort‘ put in quart ihrm healed llit‘lil with stating “ax, i '.\i:<:tlii-r money cover is this little
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AGAINST COMiJiiSStON,
Wishes to secure Fees of $550
Counsel During Time H5 W38
City Attorney.
ANruiNlA. Aux.
today by
ilit'
as.
was
.‘ilt‘t‘::rtb_\.
against
..\lliilllliil.
:ti Suit
\l.
,iil‘ii‘i' ol' Anroniu i‘oiiri
the limiting (‘oiuiiihozion til’
it: rt-i‘oi‘ur $.75!) for lil't‘iil‘i'm yontlrl‘otl
:o the t‘iililillitih'ltlll tliirinr: .itnlw .\lt'-
i‘2vriiiy'a lwoycnr thrill mt t-oriitraiitu
i‘ounzml, illli‘lllK llii~ tum inn wow u
ii.."itt,liiill brltlitv lllitvi Imon rrvt'totl
tort-up the Ntllthilll “k l‘iii‘l'. ill» with
twink tilillt'i‘ thu- mipuritainn oi lilo
New York, New Haven and linrliot‘tl
Railroad and a Pilli‘i'illi t‘titllllilwh‘iiiii ri-~
presenting: tho i‘li)‘ and iiii'oritm‘uit'tl
until-r a lirivtlti! uri.
.liulro .\ir(‘arlli_v Iiiit‘izwl that inf-ml
hili’h‘t‘ given to thin vouiiiiirmion tliii
not, roun- undor lliu office or tuli‘lvtit‘tb
lion rounooi, Win-ii no put in a bill
for who the t'iltlllllltioiiili i‘ri'iuu'ti in
pay it. The [)iipt'rn in the hilil wore
Ht‘i‘it‘ll individually on tho inniniwru oi‘
tho ltrldno (tonnult‘mioii today, .iutlll"
it. l.. .‘liunnor, who wait that product-it
nor oi‘ Julian Mi'nill'illy. built on lh"
bench and tin corporation t‘uiumul.
nova hlu aorvii-o“ to tho wounnbiulon
on part. of the work of the office mi
tho proitoni corporation l‘i.)llll"“l’l. Al»
tornoy'llurold it", Draw. in now doitnz.
ifililslli i“.
CONFER ON WORK OF THE. GAME
COMMlSBlON.
Mn...»
ilAlt’i‘lt‘ClRtl). Anti. 20.7«ii’lltporluioni
tloui .ianion W, 'l‘ynou, recently tiii‘
pointed. and Secretary l’oum or the
litali and (lamb (Joininliialou. hold a
conference at ”l0 t‘npltol today with
reference to the work at the cummin-
nion and the tltilltrti or the fitipiil’iilif‘n‘
dent. The superintendent said his oi-
iitze in the Capitol will be open every
track day and n oienographor will he
in attendance, County name wardens
and subordinates will be appointed
in time to neonate their (lotion on
Septtemiier 1. The commission tainted
today in pamphlet. form a dizeat of
JUDGE: M'CARTHY BRINGS SUlTi
hut: i;i~'lt li‘.“iil' very wary; oven in ill warn you.
WENT TO THE SHORE.
hENTlNEL FASHION PLATE
\ “,5.” «l' ‘illl.i {tiltlitl iii ;l lii‘ y
Judd-Andrews‘ F'nctC‘ry Club Had Eu-
joyablc Day. ' l
-" li-‘il‘il ('5' z'mtrimin oi“ the iiiii~~hiuu {iii‘ no ot-o tho Honor ('i‘ll‘al is put nil
- will kiwi it ll'i'lll tannin; oit’i'.
ii' W'Wiitlii hi it .. lot «i A lill‘t‘\\" lur- ' '. . - . .
i ‘ ‘ ‘ h ' \‘illt‘ll ll‘,\ltl: I'lilbll it tiuprm'm mo
lull) in lll‘lilt l, tam.‘ io hulllli Mount. (.mmwy ,. 1;“. ”m.“ h. MW,“ H, ,m
Saturday and i‘lilltilt'li a day's outin: nihil- m on w.:.' iii-lore 'Iryinn.
I -\ iitilt sonar or inoiurwn litlill‘ti i0
a brighter and
iii the broth The day \Hli-l illi'lifiilllll)‘
. < I? 2 \i ‘l.-“;\:'
lilii‘lli by top members. oi the llarii'.‘ "" i” ' l” ' “ i ‘
- - ‘ llltil‘t- iaalltiu liilli‘ll, lliwi prt'mniw n)
who WI lt‘ lniu u out tor a Hill by tnpt
moth ilii‘n‘l.
lain tannin \tiiullillln‘ in hi: largo \i'hvu “m Ml.” ” ,,,,,.‘,,.,.,-,,1,‘ ”H,
llitlllll‘ lit..1i, l lililll‘l‘ tiliil lint lilo E‘Ll'ilif'. zti'uilllti il.
i'l‘lwi'o will litmus ho it i‘il'ililt to ll” it
,hiititliu billion; lliillllllli i‘m' one,
in tailitnit iluit. tag. it liz~i on a pb in
in virgin itl't'flri‘tl l'illliill cloth, thou lay
it in pan. it ran in. til‘ii'tl out.
vanity when done.
no on nit
'l'lto port). ioi‘t lintiiilii‘y on tho it
o’clorlt train in the morning and W,
turned homo on the R o‘clock train in
lilo owning. Sumo ot‘ tho plt'tlnili‘i'il
oi’ the tiny lil'tiidi“, llll' still, were a
i'ogiulitr about dinner and bathing l
The. n'i'uir “iii: the alumni outlay: oi
lliii
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the nun who haw- ilil'tllitl a club to , TH". F
ho known tot lilo .inmi t’liut, ’l’mmt- I "WM...“
.
who ptiriit'iputvti in tho tiara otiitnir.
The Way Sammie 'Worke its Wonder-a
Guaranteed by F. H, Baxter.
More than litill‘ Lilo You'll-I'll ul‘ 'iliii
Sentinel would turn liltlltiut anything
1to it" plump mid rowi- illnit'ittl of thin
'mitl cutaway.
l’liynlt'lmill and t‘llt‘liiiniil for room
inivo hiililiml tho problem of mailing
i a tloith ioriiiliol food, but it in only
MRS. TW'CKEMBUHV‘ within tho that low mouliio that a
“Yrs." mull Mot. TWit'll‘mthiit‘i’. "i A amount bodice that imam Wl'll iii Mm, mm, attendant mu amount”
but! a dreadful full on the ('(iiliif‘t'l'ttli‘il "m. m. W, mm m. liabi “mm,“ "W"... ”Uh that taken Mill in” daily ”WI,“
widowallt in from of the church. \i’iii‘.
l was tint-onkrlona for two it‘litlii“
helli‘n."W('lli‘iiiiiitti litigator.
worn: 'i‘lii-utloro i'onkliu. t‘lttirloa litiii»
or, John .\'« wintry, llornurtl ’l‘tiylor ot‘
litinbnry, and l“roti illlllor. (loomw
Bilillt. illitirlno Hiniih, numb-it rumifi
(.‘luylolt It‘orry. lv‘rud Molhu'hiinl. .lohti
t'Jrana, Alhnri Noxou. lt‘rt-ti llvvtitm.‘
Henry l’luli, of thin pinch,
an“ » ., .. mu MM
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3”” "W" ill ”Willi“ ii”? “"i“"<"'.*"”iii> aim!» in pooltiro inri‘t'nho lu ilé‘iilti in
blood with alimrtuoen, ullk prone do itwi it who no rrrlalai in he action
rhino la remnantuntied. ii roqnlrna that a container “or. liliiit‘lii‘tl to vot'n
two youth ot Winch “who in unlit; pu hunt“ Maillot ill-ii ii ii‘t‘inhi did not
thin (lesion, tart-Hum an a rviziili. or llxllilt it, iim
Act QHECKIY i No. mint. Simon. 32. tie. :h;. tilt. in. iiiii‘i'iltifiu prim would be i‘t‘iilliih‘il.
«i
Price of pattern, l ’l‘hla pt'tpottitioh in now out. up in
Don't; wait uhtllyonlmve “m" “1' convenient. form for under tho
moot caused by poor digestion;
W... name of Saloon".
illici’m’ieiiiiya igiiiiiimictigivzigi' (See Piriorini iiovirw Pattern Aim.) * i'“. ii. ”Mir" “WW" ‘1‘“ “2"”? ""
MW-..“ WM...“ South .‘wrwalk for humour and a4 tho
mediate relief to afforded b w» - ,
iiiiit hast corrective and preventlvyo AND now one 'pi-ronnutgo of whammy reunite from
‘ " ’ ' - g him Slim.lipiiifimim-(lli on, the young the use or this: W‘t’ai rilili'm iii an 11“”?-
BEEGHAM 8 people flirt it they want to. l don't. li’ thitlhiih‘h’m i’i‘i‘ "Wit ii" ”'"i’ “1""
believe flirting over brought harm to its no rislt in uttering to l'é‘iilllil the
. Mum biennium .*
g
2 and ti bunt. .i
t‘riilu. “g“
anybody. money it Samoan tloca not do all that.
i ScrubbingooA-You forgot. That's la claimed for it. ,
Everybody that in thin and out or
how you and i hogan, by flirting. i
W health ahould begin today the use of
his name low: at the nun.
L 80“ my, my in the pm my“. |Bamotte itititi: a guarantee like this.
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