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. Japanelo Fruit Cake. F’otato Grldqlocakel.
uo‘cupbntter, two Cups sugar. one Two cupluls cold mashed potatoes.
“l. three cups flour, four or live one half onpful floor, one half tea~
V r ”“9 tablespoonful baking pow' spoonful salt, one cnpfni sweet milk.
4.93. ‘yDivide batter in half and bake two eggs, two teaspoonfula baking
”(players 0‘ plain batter. Into “16 powder. Stir the milk into the pota-
9 1‘3” put two ““95 01’ chopped toes, then add the well-beaten eggs;
I" ”13.1“51 currents, figs, cinnamon thou the flour into which has been sili-
'3 few nuts, and bake in ”’0 lay- ed the salt and baking powder. Bake
0 in small cakes.
5 lling~Julco and grated rind of
lemons, one Cocoanut grated, two
is sugar, one cup boiling water.
know it drops in lumps from the
'onr—‘Cbicago Inter Ocean.
Vinogar Pie.
Fruit Griddiecakea.
Two cupfuls of flour, 1 cupi’ul of
count, 2 cups of sour cream or milk,
2 eggs. 1 tesspoonful soda. Sift flour
- and salt into mixing bowl, add grad-
.° egg, one heaping tablespobnful nally sour milk in which soda has been
floor, one teacupful or sugar, one dissolved, add the eggs and currents.
.o‘f cold water, one tablespoonl‘ul Beat up and bake in small cakes.
ibegar, nutmeg to‘ taste; beat egg. ..
‘1 sugar and flour to egg.. beating)
'6; add. other ingredients; bake. inl
u crust. Add meringue if you'
oase.~.lanesv'ille Gazette.
Meat Griddleeakes.
Two cupfuls of flour, 1 cupful ground
cold meat, 1 egg, 1/2 teaspoonfnl salt.
2 cupluls of sour milk. bib: and silt
flour and salt, add sour milk in
which a toaspooniul of soda has been
dissolved, and then the egg well beat~
Add the meal. \v’lilchwslioulil be
ground fine. Any cold meal. will do.
Drop by spoonfuls on it hot griddle,
and bake a nice brown on both sides.
«Mother? M agnzine.
Rye Griddlecakes.
wo cupfu‘ls rye flour, 1 teaspoonl'ul
or, 1 teaspooni’ul salt, 1 quart
setnillk, 1 egg, 3 level teaspoonfuls
ind powder. Sift the flour with the
ar,‘salt and bukim,r powder; add
119,11 0f the milk to make a good
Liddlecake batter. Beat the egg, and
Beat up until thoroughly mixed.
‘dbake on hot griddle.
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STAMFORD MASONS CELEBRATE.
STAMFORD, Nov. ill—Union lodge
. Bin, 5, F, and A. M., one of the oldest.
.Qne ‘cupful cooked oatmeal, one cup- Masonic lodges in the country, is cele~
~l‘i‘iour, one quarter teaspoonrm salt. bratlng this week the 150th anniver-
, ‘cupful sweet milk, one egg' two sary of its founding. The observance
‘tQaSDoonfuls baking powder, Mix into begun with church services Sunday
Oatmeal GriddleCakes.
trend the baking powder. and stir in merchants of the city affiliated with
gradually. Bent up until light, and file order have decorated their places
bake.
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season's Jewelry Featuru.
Long, graceful pendants on exquisite
neck chains arevone of the leading fea-
tures in jewelry this season and they
come in an endless number of designs,
all conforming toltho mode for length
and narrowness that “is seen in the
sharply pointed V nooks on the lush-
ionable gowns for evening wear as
well as those with the Robespierre.col-
lnr, says the New York Sun.
One of the .latcst creations of. the
ioweler‘s art. has a chain of pearls
diamond ornament to insure the re-
quired narrowness of contour. The dia-
mond encrusted pendant has, suspend-
cd from the central motif, detaiis~with
pendant gems.
in another chain link of platinum
alternate with .pearls and the corded
is extremely fine. The begemmed tas-
sels and fringeiiko finish of this neck-
.lachoi-m a cliarncieristlc note in the
latest designs.
The jewels called brooch pendants
are popuiarou account of their adapt-
ability as either brooch or pends
They are made interchangeable
ahaving brooch pins at the back besides
strong but small links at the top, by
means of which they may readily be
suspended from chnins, \thn not in
use those links bani: unseen behind
the .jcwcls.
The pcnrl bowknoi is one of those
1useful ornaments, for the howknol in
jewelry is being revived. Dainty plat-
{lilillll.\\-‘ll‘f-‘\\'Ol‘lt plays no important
ipnrt in the bowknol brooch. Some-
‘llmcs the bars of fine platinum wire
.
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n
he oatmeal the egg, well-beaten, thou evening and the exercises will oou— ,l‘orm a telling ground for the ribbon-i
the milk. Add to the hour the. NH, tinue through the week. Many of the :llkc pnllorn that is carried out in din-i
zmonds and sapphires. .
g A 'bowknot with long fringed ends
ii .
Manes-M
crossbar work overlaid .with sprays of
diamond leaves and liowercttes and
finished wtih tassels of little platinum
.frames embedded with closely set (lla-
monds. .
Crystal is strikingly used in some of
the newest Jewels; sometimes 351‘
backing for sapphires or emeralds or»
with colored enamels under the clear
(crystal. This is an effective treat-
’mcnt, and .the many-toned‘ enamel
plaid, made iridescent. by the cryStai.
lInlay lend charm and individuality to
an otherwise colorless brooch.l
K . c g o -
English cumms’ 1 to aSpooulul 8a”. lucid together above the pendant by a, lnamei and crystal are also 0 m
blood on jewels designed capacially‘to
match certain gowns. For, wear with
'In costume or tanpc velvet cyrstal was
’cievvrly utilized. lA pendant of dis~
zinond‘mountod platinum was mode
with a foundation od’orl‘stal, and un-
derlyinglthis was a piece of satin ex-
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platinum wire bordering the diamonds actly matching the shade 0" “"3 50W“-
"l'his ingenious arrangement could
readily be repented with any chosen
color.
' A vogue for black and white is a
feature in the winter fashions. The
,favorite materials for carrying out the.
scheme are black enamel or onyx
:comblned with diamonds.
A fashionably narrow flexible brace-
lel of spiral pattern is in onyx and
dlnmonds outlined with corded plati-
num wire. and lb» tiny squares of the.
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What a Dower Ghent Means.
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lvery ‘girl ought to begin 1a (lower
chest when she is about 12 years old—s
that is, us soon as shelcan sew with-
out assistance, tell the difference be-
.tween linen and cotton, and be given
adelinlte place in the home to keep
the thing” that shall be her very own.
Whether she ever marries or not
makes no difference. says a .Pictorial
Review writer. In this day of busi-
ness girls' and bachelor maids' apartt
merits itiis quite conceivable that a
girl who does not wish‘to marry would
have very good use for her own house.
Ehold appurtenances just the same.
More and more professional women
gfin‘d it convenient and desirable to set
gup establishments of their own.
i fiavcn a stay-al-home girl likes to
have her own personal belongings in
gdaily use. and the time of llle‘ilflll bed.
iroom occupant can be made much
inwecter if it is brightened with a few
.little accessories like bureau scarfs.
ldninty towels and simple curtains
Tirom the treasure .chest-
, Why not have your daughter from
1early girlhood make and Select things
to be laid asidewnot necessarily .for
illie time she is to “get married” but
gto “begin housekeeping” with? Why
loot choose a special embiem~a vote.
lav nan/‘73.“ an fl
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freshman class, and she realizes keen
ly how important it is to her to have
her things as dainty as possible. She
knows this focal least four years; so
there is plenty of time for her to fill
an attractive chest for-herself.
.As a piece of ordinary bedroom for-
niture for every woman the red cedar
(lower chostis invaluable. it provides
a place to store the spring sewing as
fast as it is completed; to tuck out of
the way‘he tablecloths and ginghams
and curtainings that you pick up at
midwinter sales, and to assemble the
‘needful traveling outfit ready for the
summer vacation. And when all these
materials are put into use it is the
only place to pack away the winter
clothing during the warm weather.
Another use for a dower chest is as
n gift 'box.
Every bride-to—bo. with common
sense starts a dower chest. What shr-
will put in it depends largely on her
personal taste and .the station shc ex-
pcc‘ls to occupy. it is hard to lay
.down rules. There should not be too
much of anything; but each pjpz'e
should be carefully chosen and loving-
uinrkod. '
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Extra Stay Piece.
in making corset-covers. or house-
bnr pin are half diamonds and hnli‘,‘1l chrysanihomum, a daisy, a violet, or dresses, I “Will/8 stitch 3 crescent.
onl‘x.
Q The. note of black in a handsome
necklace is given by touches of black
enamel. "l‘ho diamond bownot in a
pendant has a ground «of the enamel.
and the broad. llni chain has diamond
roseitos backed with black to corres-
0nd.
Your vacant property is costing
lmoney every day. A Sentinel want
isome oiber sweet and girlish flower,
‘nnd work it into every piece that is
fluid away? What u delicate personal
i
gtouCh you could obtain by always our
(broidoring a month, a ilcirdeiys or a
group of butterflies on all your under-
wear or linens! it is little individual
Enoics llkc those that give a woman's
iclothing distinction and charm.
l The girl who is in high school pre-
wcll she will have to have. what is \‘ir~
{shaped piece of the same material un-
der the arm, writes a contributor to
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.ibe New York Sun. This increases
the wear and obviates the necessity of
lpntching, which is unsightly at best.
Iin rclining a coat a large Shielddike
.‘piero is first put under the arin and
the regular lining covers it,
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FIND HEALTH IN A SIMPLE TONlc
How many women do you know
who are perfectly well, strong nu-l ‘
healthy as a woman should be? They
may not be sick enough to lie in bud
~A—but theyare run-down. thin, nerv—
ous. tired and devilalized. 7
Women are so active nowadays.
and so much is expected of.tliem.
that they consinuily overdo and sub
for from headache, backache, nervous»
boss and kindred ills.
Such women need Vinol, our dc’i—
clous cod liver and iron tonic wiilv
out oil which» will .create an appetite,
tone up the digestive organs, make
pure blood and create strength.
Mrs. Waller Price. Biioxi, bless”;
says: "I was in a run—down condition
for months, I had taken several medi-
cines but .they seemed to do me no
good. Finally Vinol was recommend-
ed. and from the first bottle. 1 begun
to improve until I am strong and W! 'i
as ever."
Try a bottle of Vinol with the cm
dcrstnnding that your money will be
returned if it docs‘uot. help you. l«‘.
H. Baxter, druggist. South Norwalk.
Conn,
P. S."‘F(Jl‘ pimples and blotches ‘ry
our Snxo Salve. We guarantee it.
on. w, s_ TREADWAV DEAD.
STAMFORD. Nov. lR.--~-l’lr, Willintn
.B‘ Trondway, formerly a general prac-
ticlioner bore and more recently con.
mooted with a local sunilurium and i‘m
Rhodc Island Btnte Hospital, died
ill.
Sentindlhxivs. are tba host medium 4 the Slnniford liospital yesterday, of
paring for college, knows pcrfol'tll’flu Norwalk for prompt and gallslpnoumonla. lie was born fifiyfim
fodv. will change your loss into a ifnciory results. They reach the pee- years ago at Norwich, and leaves at
\ of business in honor of the occasion. is carried out in flexible platinum profit. 'l‘rv one and see. .i‘sily a tl'ousseau when she enters the 'pie. ,wifc and two children.
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-ROBBERIES lN NEW HAVEN. I . born of people who are in other ro- various descriptions can pick (hour WOMEN MAY LOSE POSITIONS. NATIVE OF RIDGEFIELD 11].. of the United Mine Workers, vhu
NEW HAVEN NOV‘ 13‘4““? mil- PEUPlE IAlK In" 31‘0“” (limb “firm!” “1“} “41088 malady solves up Otherwisv there is infinite ' ~ scribed condiilo-i' ‘ ‘ ~ l
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samples about the center occurred dur-‘ does not prevent them, unfortunately. I H” All] ‘ 1 ”H” \oxombel I '
ing the night, including that of an au‘
mobile belonging to A. ilershmnnn.
p fetal booty, it is estimated, will
V ,MilBH, SAYS iiillili
fibre is no clue, but the police from ‘ “"83“" wrmer masses VGThO'
examination of llnver prints found - ~
“the different places believe them to‘ Buy Among the DISBBSDS "0W
from taking part in the regular busi-
ness of everyday life. Among its vic-
tims ho counts leaders of sects and
of political parties. and also habitual
gossips, whom he places in the some
class as dipsomnniucs.
x.
These verbomuniucs become moral
future woe and disaster which will be
world wide.
. WHITE. AND GREEN FOR AUTO
MARKERS
Secretary Phillipe Hag Them All
Ready for Sending to Own
uinllng the employment of women in
Pennsylvania may result in bundrmis
of women losing their positions in
Philadelphia hotels this Week.
feature of the law. is that no woman
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in That Town.
The Ridgefield Press says:
Here is something that will please
Danbury renders. Ridgefleid is the
home of. the celebrated linker apple.
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bathe work of the some parties. The
police theory is that the. robbers look-
ndf‘over the ground during the football
fioltement Saturday and that after
Afflicting Mankind
Verbomnnin isn‘t a new diesel-lew-
“comings, and their disease hecomw
associated with all kinds of vanity,
slander, cnlumny and perjury.
more frequently found oblong w
Owners
Secretary of the Slate Alberl Phil-
” hilllllfi. has received 2,000 sets of Milo
(""9“ mobile markers for 1014. The colors
a week or more than ten hours a day; i Ridgefield, finding a tree in the fields
nor can they work more than sixdol's growing WM‘ and fancying the i‘anor
in any one week. Acrording to Mull-l of the fruit, by propagation succeeded
lou ‘W Newton, “l‘f'efildi’ill. of the Phil-3 in ‘1’”?ng the tree lhui. bears "”8
aliclphia Hotel Association, as tho “"9 fruit.
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till)? had gotten their bootv together in fact it is ancient—«but its terrible
appropriated the automobile to get
any with it.
Most people locate furnished rooms
Mush Sentinel Want Add, which
lain from time 10 time lists of
mm th at are for rent.
dangers to society are just beginning
Ito be realized, says ()sslp Lourie. n
Russian writer. in an article ranking
«excessive talking on a dangerous dis-
ease and a menace to civilization.
Civilization is responsible for itI
in his opinion. and nothing but
strenuous regime to enforce tempor-
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ary silences on those afflicted can
stop its dreadod ravages. And he
urges humanity to inaugurate a com—
pnlgu against verbosity just as it
'WMEGH war against tuberculouis and
against excessive. alcoholism.
Progress is decidedly hindered. he
goes on to say, by this prevalent vice,
land he. urges the immediate attention
Not of the teacher and the minister and
itch doctor. According to his theory,
'buman language developed from
signs into articulate speech and than
was lived by writing. 'l‘hcu people.
> - h. c l render difficult
mid World's best laxative, but. uniiill‘nm pianists w 0 m
an offensive. «iokunlnu taste ( ‘
n
0.
dining in the True Semen
‘avorea or Altered. The Small
and Taste Removed.
new...”
for 8.000 yours cantor oil has been
how propositions without. thinking about
itbom, acuuirml the power to talk with-
,out thinking about what they were
saying. Sn Words» become posslhlu
. lelbout ideas in the mind of the
siloss'n 'l‘nslclous fhmior (ill in speaker.
7’3““ ”'9 ”"an menus “ 1"“‘9‘ if it were impossible to spook with.
{refined on without any tunic. Rout thinking. Mr. inurio insists that
diff discovery of Spencer “Will-ll: the greater part of mankind would
our of buffalo. large refiners of grow dumb in a few yearn. For for
table oils. lfrom being creatures that think “men
Anybody can disguise the lupin of are nothing but animated talking mu-
yt‘or oil by mixing it with ulcolmlncilifleo." They carry within limin-
ut‘ersrccn, peppermint otclhor na.‘solves the principal of verbal move.
'1 but it remained for tho liei~ "“5"“ which “3 determined by a ”W"
Wt; to limp the 0” mm, and make or over which they more no control.
Not Proof of Thought.
' . .‘ T’sinloss Coir _ ‘ ..
gggalfgspfgm‘fimthan the old . When the Words become divorced
"1 h idea talking becomes patho-
' (1056’ without pots or grlplng. Kigali: disease. for a monk: lntoiir
pounce is not inoasnrcd by the number
25:9. of words he speaks, but according to
his powor’ of comprehension. "idiots
frequently, express themselves with
areal facility. while men of genius
are often able to talk in only the
most povertyaslrlcken terms.
‘lierbomenim he insists, affects num‘
slabelwn green cantor leaf, bear.
alcoholic signature. Mulls only
scram Kellogg 0. Boos, inc, tinf-
‘Yn refiners or vegetable W".
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“than men. and it spreads more rapid-
:ly among the Southern races.
Mr. Lourie urges preventive reme-
‘dlcs for l'mniiy, school and general
social use. Don't let a child pro-
nounce a word until he knowu its
meaning. don‘t let him talk rapidly
Iuud force him to remain niche for
int least one hour a day. And for pro-
fossibnai nnd incurable talkers he re‘
commends longer treatment of silence.
There is an absolute need for places
where gossips and social wrecks of
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ililil llil nun
First Dose of Papa's Sold‘Com-
pound Believes all Grippa‘
Misery
(int n iii-cont box now.
Are you keeping your liver. slmnnch
and bowels clean, pure and fresh wllh
(inucaretsmor merely forcing a use
nyowny every few days with units, on»
thurlic pills or cantor oil? This is
important.
lluscnrets immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour. undisostcd
and formation food and foul noses:
intro the excess bile from the liver and
carry out of the system the occult
noted wasle mailer and poison in the
bowels. ‘
No odds how sick, liondarby, billo‘ue
and constipated you fool; o (lsscaret
tonight will straiahtnn you out. by
morning. ’l‘iioy Work while you sleep.
A “Motif. box from your druggist will
keep your head clear, stomach street
and your liver and bowels regular for
months. i‘lon‘l. forget the children“
their little insides used a gentle
cleansing, too.
. lit
ucxi. your will be white letters and
figures on a green background. 0f
'courso. these colors will be rcverocd
;for dealers. liverymon and manufac-
turers, as heretofore. in these cases
the background will be white and the
letters and flu-ores will be green.
There are other innovations this your.
The markers for trucks will be the
shine as those for the liverymen, deni-
ers and manufhclurcrs. except that
there will be no dialluguishing loiter.
such on “M" for manufacturers, “i."
for liverymon and "D" for dealers.
Another innovnlion Is that. the your
will be printed on the markers. This
is the first time this has been done.
as the color combination has been
doomed sufficient in dial/sonic the
roar of issue. secretory Phillips says
thal there is illtlo mlvuniaso in one
tiny; on the year of issue. when the
color combination is changed every
your. but he lhinlm thorn in some.
Anothor change is liint lho abbrevia-
tion "Conn." will be substituted for
the lelior "Cl."
Secretary r'hllilos' office is soudins
out notices to owners of machines in
renew their lironscsfnnd old owner»
will have the privilege as heretofore
of retaining their present numbers. it
is expected that. the work of sending
lul. fun new numbers will be bosom
about. December 1, so that that dis-
tribution will be commit-sled by Jam
nary i. when the new :mnrlrcrs‘should
he placed on all ninchlnss. 'l‘hls your
ills. markers will be sent out by norcel
post. where the money for the postage
is soul. in with the application. in the
past the markers have been sent by
express at a cost of‘25 cents. by phr-
col post. theccst‘wiii be 7 cents, quite
a saving for the owners. ‘ Mr. Phillips
has consulted with Pri’éimaster Frank
A. linearly in this matter and has had
the heaviest of the markers Weighed
and the cost by post determined.
A spoil Mir. have be
lit in the bent
paper. .
number of women thrown out of work
will be at least five. hundred and may
be much greater. The hole] mann-
gors, be said. are willing to reiain the
women, but because of the necessity
of hiring extra help where women are
employed, wages will be reducod. in
consequence. he said, some of the we.
The enforcement of ihe now law Nil-3 The Famoug Baker Apple Originated coal strike district. and Joseph Cun-
nun. of the l'niled Aline Workers. illl‘
peeled for aid for the Michigan cow
per miners. Friends of John llitchvll
are urging him for the. presidency of
the Federation, provided Samuel (hm-
.- . .1 v. . ,. n x vol ill‘h
can work more than fifty-four hours A century ago Dr. Amos ilnku, of Iltr‘l does not dosho to putt «d i
self. if Mr. Gompers decides to
tire. he will be offered the editorship
of the American l’oti’orufiouisl. and il.
pension equivalent to his present Hil—
nry. it is said.
Hi-
ilooch in his “Apples of New .York,“
gives as the following: "The. linker nip»
pie. This is a red apple of good size.
pretty uniform in size and shape and
of fairly good quality. The tree ishnr-
dy, healthy. vigorous and reliably pro-
ducilve. with a tendency to biennial
bearing. Historically, it is stated that. __...
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"Does your daughter play Wlunilwv-
ski?" asked the musical a-uest. "if
she does," replied .llr. (“nun-ox. "s”:e
always loses. She never says a word
to me about lt."—-Wushinplon Star.
men, unable to live comfortably (ml the original tree was in full bonrluki
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Feel Bullvl No Headache, Sour
Stomach, Bell Breath,
Constipation
less money, will enter othor occupm in its native place, Rldhrl‘lold. Connec-'
a .. ' known
laces of the women. forty years etc it was little
D ' outside the vicinity of its origin."
and inexpensive means of communl-l and lived in a house smooth-l,r on tiny
cation. They afford a“ direct way of some site as the one now owned and
in! be most Interested. Mnln street. Thom are still linker
trees on the place. Dr. linker was,
cars the linker apples shown oi. the‘
linnbury Fair hovn boon prize wln~
fl. ”P. Dixon has a this crop of ibis
vnrloty at his home on the Hlini‘f's r .
excellent linker apples. A synonym
for the linker applet; is the bcolt.‘
lions.- Men and boys will take the float, during the Revolutionary war.
Sentinmmh action Dr. Amos linker. about 1770. built‘
carrying a message 1,, the ones who occluded by William A. Gilbert, on
Mr. Gilbert's great wromlfnlhor. .lforl
non. I
Luke Mnmannsco. Other forms havo
casrou lA ‘
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l‘lon‘t stay stuffed-up! E” 1m“ “a “W“ "
unit blowing: and shuffling! A dose "i9 ”I“! You “a" “in” Bought
of "Pope‘s (told Compound” token Bears the
lovory iwn hours until-three dunes are
“lotion will end grippe misery and
break up a severe cold either in the
bond, chest, bodyor limbs.
it promptly opens clogged-up nose
irlls and air censuses; stopnnssty
discharge or nose running; relieves
nick headache, dullness, (overlahness.
rare throat, 3116621128. soreness 1W1, promise of completion of businesn bo~
silliness. I fem next, saturrinynooh. iiommittee
”Pope’s fluid Compound" ls “'9 reports were in order this morning.
quickest, surest relief known and socialist delegates to the (souvention
costs only 25 cents at drug stores. hold a mass meeting last night, speak-
It acts without assistance, tastes nice,I ms predicting that the trump move-
end causes no inconvenience. Don't? moat, without valuing! action, “my,
accept a substitute.
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'tiliiA'i‘Tlllll. Wash, Nov. live-Tho
Amarillo Federation of Labor today
hogan its second week's session with
rail. baboon Maldonado of Springfield“
[illiiiiii illiiii Hill
MAKES ii Biiiiiiiiil
Ii Becomes Thick, Wavy, Lust-
runs and all Dandruff
Disappears
‘Sllroiy try n "Dnniiorino flair
Cleanse" if you wish to innnciilutvly
double the beauty 0! your hair. Joni;
incision a cloth with Driudorlno and
draw it carefully through your hair.
taking and amnll strand at a time; this
will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or
any excimsivo oilmin a few mlnuwu
you will be amazed. Your hair will
be wavy. lluffy and abundant and Will"
seen an incomparable softness, lustre
.and luxuriunce.
lit-sides bouillllylnu lbe lmir. our; on
pilcallon o'f Dnudcrinc dissoivcn every
particle of dandruff; invigorate» Hm
scalp. stopping itching and fullluld‘
hair.
lllilndorlnu is in the. hair wimi fi'rsb
‘showerfi or rain and sulaslalne are l»
mutilation. it goes right u, lbs routs.
invigordtcs and strengthens them. lip
exhilarating, stimulating, and lifexpru
during properties cause the hair to
How long, strong and bouuiii‘ul.
You can shreiy hm’o pretty, soil,
lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you
will just get it 25 cent bottle of Knowl
ton’s mandamus from any drug store
or toilet counter and try it as dirccb
ed.
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