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strawberry Conserve.
11W ot'ol‘nnberriee, outI cupiul
with two cups boiling water; boll 20‘
minutes. or until tender without in
cover.
111111111 through wire strainer; return
to the water in which it was boiled.
add the onion, salt, pepper and flour
and butter rubbed together; odd to
the boiling milk and boil three inin-
lites, stirring constantly. . 1
4‘
MD.“ raisins. one cupi'u1 of wnl-
; 1Wash the crnnheri'ie'a
be water oranges and rail
01:: until the cranberries buist
oft; add the 8111:1113er until
Gd kiln. turn in nut mfitts, 11nd
. individual molds. ——L11dles'
Chocolate Candy.
Four cups sugar, 1.2 cake chocolate.
' butter size of egg, enough cream ‘tclE
'i'cal D ut d1 dessert which will cook without burning. Flavor with
. 1 vanilla.
to those who do not think thou.
White or apple fritters—«the
the way, come from Holl'ind
d desseits, is chicken and
puffballs. Take the white‘
Aronr'hali’ a cooked fowl and
in a. chopper or wit/hit sharp
till very fine, removing the. skin.
bites. Add a pinch of elnnnmon‘
817511116 cloves, n teaspoonful of 93““ coke,
d o dash of paprika... Beat 1111 ‘
er gradually pouring in a gem
is todiléspdoni’ul of. thick sweet
After extracting the pits
conned or fresh apricots. stuff
. Without injuring, with the. menu
' , Cover Wlth’pllfl’ pnste and
m
English Walnut Creams.
Take tianhite of 1 egg and equal
measure of cold water. add 1-2 tea:
spoon vanilla, thicken with confer-
iiouer's sugar. lion it quarter of an
inch thick and cut in round cakes, put~
ting on English walnut on each side of
Press lightly,
Butter Scotch.
One cup molasses, 2 cups of sugiir,
1 cup butter. flavor with vunillu.
WalnuhTaffy.
Two cups brown sugar. 1-2 (-up vino.
gnr. 2 tublcsto ms molasses, butter
size of egg. vanilla. llOll. Ono cup of
I‘m not melted butter, draining well choppu‘; nut meats. Pour in buttcredl
paper, [2 fried, of course, the my; tins when l1rittlo.nnd mark in squares
must be dipped in beaten 9.. 1 with a knife. This is good wilhoui‘
going into the melted butter. “Millim-
real richness is not undesirable.
Steamed Bread Pudding.
'l‘wo cupi‘uls of Mind crumbs;
oupziil of Now ()1'louns lll'Lllllbr‘Iri;
‘cupful of hot water on the crumbs;
one teaspoon stilt, one (lilill‘ter;i)llil 01min} of flour; one cupiiil of
‘ 0011 white pepper. raisins 11nd curt-nuts mixed; one to-
_ no thesnlsify root and put into bloupnonfui of soda disaolved in the
‘water at once to keep from (lis— hot wutar. steam two Iioiii's.~-.lorse.v
tiring. rPut: into saucepan, covert Journal.
, Muck Oyster Soup
wt) cupslcut snlsil‘y tuo cups
113.0119 tablespoon buttci. one table-
on'1 flour, one teaspoon grated on
()1) t ‘
on t.‘
Drain, snvi 111; the wnter, nnd' ' PAWS» Franco~Thore lfi
. are womanly and graceful.
> n short-waisted plnln
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womanly and Graceful Gown: 3 .,
Doucet'a In Paris.
noihinfil
oiitro iii Doucot's. Tho gowns are
mount to he wmii by w onion who dress
to suit tliuuid‘olvcs 11nd who do not,
blindly follow the loadings of homo
lI‘iisliion through all hot weird {Hilton 11.
There am severolv (lit tullleur and
the most (ion of (evening gowns, but oil
A girlish
gown 0i Orchidue velvet wue much
what our grniidiiiothers worew-n
uklmpy skirt not on with 11. heading tot
little bodice.
with long close-lilting sleeves. An
open neck. with soft folds of white‘
tulle next the skin, a tiny turn-dowm
it roso in ii pnler shade us the solo riI-
lief it was charmingly slmpl} and ever
so becoming.
Another pretty little gown was of
dark blue soft satin, with :1 turned-
under tunic. longer at the buck and
bunched up in front into two shot-ll
tunic/s. it bud the, some simple, kind or
bodice, with :1 wec turn-down collar
and little dainty buttoned woistt'ont 0f
the willow green in the spring. Over
this was then placed 11 gorgeous rout
of ninnrantlie volvct with trimmings
ol‘ sable. a beautifully cut nm‘niviiu
with deep collar and :1 deep build of.
fur across the, back. while. the, horde-1'
from lilo sides was much iinrrmvcr.
’i‘ho. fronts rounded up to the wuiki 11nd
crossed there. The book was sliizlitl.v
hold in at the waist lino with it. build
of rich ci‘nbi‘oldorv with 11 tiliixtil 11L
oithor tilde 'l‘his cont was. of course.
lined nllh ('hilTon
Alibi the
of iris purple liberty satin with sash
of 311in blue which in l‘ioiit widoncd
considerably and wuu blooded with
lovely liii'o. lirnvy pnusnmentoi‘lo mid.
ornnnicnis of purple caught. tip the
drapery on one inido of the. skirt and
down/n win: didn't win a a'Iu'wrm/w aura
collar and soft rovers in front. witlvk.
.nmi‘ stylo won 11 flown'
aha/AI”
-xu-‘w‘baufln HM &1«h\‘
hung stimuli tilt the hem of the gown.
A, beautiful oontee of wonderful bro
code in Chinese yellows and blues
won uhown over it"with collar 11nd hor~
der of slipol‘b noble: the long close-
fliting sleeves were also finished with
the some fur.
A lovely shade of blue liberty tit-Ill“
Ewith a good line of 11 deeper blur. 11n~
(lor the transparent tunic made an ex-
'qulsito evening gown. The tunic ot‘
polest blue chili’ou was bordered with
deep embroidery or crystals and
pearls, the long lines of it being most
becoming. and the whole bodice in
kimono fashion was in the embroidery.
The effect was like lovely white clouds-{l
in a blue sky.
A most desirable
was in black and white; the soft liber—
i_v 11min blouse in hlnur crnle with!
touches of block embioidery about it.
was made one with the shirt by 11‘,
clever arrangement. of the block llbcri
ty satin camlng up I11 livo points ln‘
front and forming: just the turn downI
collar at the bank. in front 11 great.
velvet flower I11 old rose guvc thtI rightl
touch of color.
TWo simple evening gun 1111 in paleSb
rose satin were very clint'iiiliig—~one-
mode with a. not tunic finished with
three HUIUINPS‘ on forum. of
lace with scalloped edges. the bodlooi
or the not 11nd loco over 11 snort under
bodit'o ol‘ the sutln and with n lovely}
touch in u Huxo blue snob. '2 ho other.
also of unluui rose liberty stilln. had
the softest, loveliest cloudy tIl'fI‘cI iii
1'! liiurk tullo tunic over 21 longer,
white iiill.1 our. both with .«u'ullopml
elites. mulling n charming lino; tho
tulip \Vils plutim‘ but was so emit. it
(‘lllll‘z‘ close to tho figure. The bodice
was In the some style with the whit“
tulip dcpossniit, tho. bliiok und the
softest rose showing' through. and tho.
sush was of black velvet. with horn
11nd there it rose embroidered on it. ,
afternoon gown .
lovely ‘
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‘1" wanna:
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Keeping shoes In Good Shape, -'
expects to keep
condition must
The woman who
her ulioee in good
spend a little time in their care.
Shoes should never be allowed to
stand Iin'ip utter they linVe been re-
moved. Treeu should he slipped in at
once, or, it there ire not enough'
trees to go around. the shoes should
be stuffed with paper. If they are
allowed to stand 1'1 iter removing them
they will relax Into distinct creases.
which in the rose of potent lontlieiii
shoes nro liable to crack sodner or
later.
Patent leather shoes should be al-
lowed to not warm on the feet when‘
new and then a little 'vnseline should
ibe rubbed in. This will prevent
'cracking.»1r-Cliicngo Post,
By first scalding the milk and set~
ting it aside, to cool a linked or boiled
(.IISllll‘tl will be perfectly smooth
The yolk of on can. If placed in ii.
(up and covered with a little cold wa-
ter, v1 ill keep for a couple of days The
water can ousily be poured off when
the yolk is used.
in ironing tine silks nod muslins.
place 11 piocc of fine (‘ilillllrit‘ between
the iron and tho ninioriul
muttering bread or cracker
'wliich choose is to ho toasted impmves
lilo flavor
The pushing should be broug. lit in
as won on dry, as clothes whip to
pier-Is or rot in the sun.
lfhihc hrlrzlit parts of the kitchen
rouse turn block from bent, dip it cloth
in viiienur mid rub on the. blackened
parts.
A hood mixture to not color in out
ton ninteriuls is 0110 tithlcspooni'ul of
lirpnniliio. .11 handful of salt and :1
poll of cold wulcr,-~-L‘,liionno lint-0rd
lleriild,
The simplest why to rid brown
sunnr of lumps is to put it in 11 howl
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Oil
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ovor hot water for it few moments.
This softens the sugar no the lumps
may. lie quickly rubbed out.
Sometimes the paper which has
been used for lining the cake pan ‘
sticks to the cake. Warm the loot
slightly; then it may be more easily
removed.
A few seeded raisins or chopped
doles added to the out or apple salad
Is Well worth while. says the Chicago
Evening Post.
it the. rod tiles of the vestibule be-
come dull, try rubbing them with
lemon dipped in suit After half an
‘llOlil‘ wash in the. usual way. The tiles
will ho percoptibly brightened. ’
Rack That Fits a,RoastIng Fan.
The wire meat rack for. putting in
tho, bottom of roosting puns Is a con-
venience every housewife should
have: it is adjustable, and will fit any
pan, Place the ronnt upon it and the
potatoes, or any vegetable, to he cook~
ed with it under the rack; this will~
permit the juices from the meat to
drop down on the, vegetables as the
roost cooks. A pip fork should he on
hand to lift any bake pan.‘ pie or
mcnh out of the oven while very hot;
These things cost but little, and if
cured for, will lost a long: time, says
the Commoner.
if the, housewife would go through
the house "urnishing department oi‘
the oily ' Ire, she would find mnnv
usoful things at 11 very low price. of
ion not more than two or three cents '
each.
STAMFORD
From :1 .n'iiii'iul'_\' standpoint. 1’11!
argument 1'111' house limiting wivli
warm air l‘ilillt‘l‘ than with d'n'vv't
steam 01' hot water is entirely 11111:
sided; indrcii. 1111'1'1' is no argument.
The advocates of dirt-ct M1111
and hot writer simply have to (313.:
the question.
There is no better method It
limiting a house than by warm .21 2'.
You might as well try to dL‘l’lm‘
some llt‘iit‘l’ 111mm of hunting; 1‘."
surfntc of tin 1:11'1 Ili iii: ill in rri; ~ 1 f
the 51111 HI'lliit l5 {111 oil imcuin 11
of lit-nuns: 111111 will never be, 111-
proved «111 nhilc the 11111” last1
1101' iiili any lllll)l‘1)\'t‘illl‘f,lll are: it:
'matlc upon norm .1i1'
llic proper furnace to 1130 .f. the
;’81‘ 1111101111
NOR SALE IN
Whipping Cream.
\Vlll‘ii I um whipping cream an Horace 1" ' NaSh
is too thin to whip. 1’ find it very good ; Corner North Main and West Slrce's.
in plnre 11111 dish In it basin of Cold
wnlor. says tlie‘Nuw York Press. This ‘
cools the, cream unit makes it whip
without diilloiilty.
Good tenants are
3the advertising.
to be had ----- for
i snouto SAY NOT. PETE WIRELESS ViiiijE
is DEMONSTRATEB
\VA'SHIIN‘iiTON. Doc. ‘13.~»~The mine
of wireless has been demonstrated. ac-
cording to the Department of (‘om-
inoi'ce, by the fact Unit 110110 oi the ill
Aiiu-ricnn vessels lost in the storm
which swept, thtI i‘ri‘oiit Lulws loot
month were i-qulppod with wireless,
whereas, the vessels which Iind wire»
less, received warning oi,lhu coining
storm and sought safety. About ilfty
vessels are pi. paring to install wiroI
hm, two without. The former utter
ith‘ 11 result of the Ionson.
'i‘ho (‘luvoluiul Inupectoi' snyu that
1e hottest day I ever saw." said
ato’dilennett, when it came his
,rn, "was the sixth or lost July. 1:1
li'in" Ifci‘out the llily lleld~~1viisii't
Lailtln'. I was ridin'. mind yon—l
' through my cont before
at to the tothor end of the field."
011. pshwwi that nothing: l'vn
. ‘ that many n time 11nd didn't
ink'it worth tolliii' nhout,” said one
thegroup.
1!. but mind yo," replied l’eto,
t the coat avhongiii‘ back on
_6 "flint post. Did you think l'd be
ring' a cool. on it hot duy lihu
?"~¥-«iii Notional Monthly.
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GOING FAST.
‘
11 , ll 'iust boioi'i- the. storm Ihrvo vossuln
inn. Books. only ““3 l0” {vvi'll‘ltl‘t‘ill from .limi'oit, one with wire-
your coupoiin M mm" 11".. .two without. ’i‘lio formor ni‘tcr
attempting to warn the other two row
luini-d to port and won uuvod, wliilo
moni- without wlrulouu woie lost.
HEW ill
“I. BABK Wills: BOROUGH ATTOnNev 1112816145.
Prosecuting Official In Wlnntod Act!
1135 names or 5/1th T01
, Alter Losing Declalon.
FLUSH KIDNEYS iF BLADDER l
i "1‘; I. :3... ’,Il.i,ll)d it.
, BCTHER YOU . WiiNt-lll Milan 1’) Vi ( K0
: prosecution nilurnoy of the town court
iii-m alum- lit!” and clerk. of blillls of
1111- limt uvnvrnl unutiiiihly throw uu
Vvt'utoi‘-
“siting moot roixulm‘ly 111:1 ntuuliy
I a» kidney trouble in some form
mar. any» 11 onI know: 11 uulliorily, . Mr 31111 1111 lil‘i‘nvi’ullllk utloriivy
«.1 the uric urld I11 mout exciton div ultrl Jilili’u W I?” .i-lniiuoui bud
new they bm'oniu overworked; lt-ndorvd u ilorihiun iigulnllt him In 11.
31311111; clog up 111111 1211111111 1111 1111111 ol' (lilo of tho bIIi'mutli'u olilzvnu
for diutrmih, nurlluulorly‘ lmt'ih tor 11 violation or u umounli (lull-
Lil WM” In UNI llldlll‘)’ "with ; 1111mm. 'l‘ln, i'oslnnuliun went into client.
“0 “WWI”. WWW“- houdiwhen. 111 0110111. illodurtt KILVI! no i'iIunmi for
“ma" cmmllputlon, “WM ”V‘ the i'nuiimulion but it in known tluil.
‘ ”new bladder-11nd ”mm” for 144mm time thorn who friction in
the court 11111] the roniizniiiion' won null
by uny 11111111114 untolpwt trd by‘ 111111;
i1. 111.’ 11 l’rlomlu.
amount your 111qu hurts or kid-
ii't acting right or ii lilnddur
yon, not 'obout four ountou of
from any good pharmacy;
toplesiiooni'ul ill 11 gluon "1w“ the white, ho, huvlim unloved m1 MI
lilodgett in writ known throughout).
Mum Muiitenuorl, the most tumour
lonelier of children. witouo work rimhu
linniilo thnt of iroohul 11ml I'Imtuiu.'.‘t.i
inns 001110 to tho iznltml Stilton to 11111
‘ turn on [1111' turmoil in 11 hull‘ illlili’ll
it. 8'. McClure, the editor,
llil‘ito Mill-n.
who diucovcroii her to Aiiieiflrn. nev-
londod leginlutiVo carver. lie, won firm,
“r kidneys will then not fine unhiutnnt clerk of ihohuuuc, thrn clerk:
“‘th units in mode from tho of the house, inter clerk of the. new
at ”we“ and lemon lllll‘h, rum ole and during the hint nrkuion cloik
with lithin, and ms boon “gm of l.illl9 lie in 1111111 borough attorney
iterations to flush clogged kid 3W”
and stimulate them to normal:
tit; also to neutralize the acido-
uriiie so it 1an longer irritates.
ending bladder disorders.
Suits cannot injure anyone;
delirhuui ederienoent nun», to Pm and the West indies. This
are breakfast for a low duyn
COMMODiDHE BENEDlGT BAIL!)
Gommndore n. C. Benedict with n
a now and than to keep the .3
stations kidney disease.
icon. I
the liner which brought, diet“ and trial pier ilomnn more hint on “we, to hear
coined her to thin country.
Blip, seemed planned on 11hr dunrrnd
Ni tho, unngpinnk [or u but delegation
member's oi lliillun
porty of irlcndn. roiled Solurdnv in his moieties were, waiting at the pier nt
yacht Oneida for 11 six weeks” cruise Thirty, ninth ntront lirrioltlvn, to pm:
She greeted tlioue who
hit: which inlilid‘nu of men and oommodore has :11» his guests Frank could imdorntund hm in itniinn and
Rantings. Hurry Robinson. Eds Wrench She tweaks no English, not!
nod urinary organs Menu, 1111111 ward titers and Walter M Ivan and. utter a brief reception the hurried
of cdlicdtore on
her honor.
away to her hotel
MME lVlONTESSORl THE ITALIAN TEACHER, AND
S. S. M'CLURE WHO INTRODUCED HER WORK HERE.
11ml room into. induced her to row.
Alter 111141111111 in
inclurn In Wuuhimrt on.
whore
Motiltiiium‘l itiiiuntimml
Now With like will
tho ‘
MBWWW“ 'l‘holhiiu limit will ugnln choline I'II it
449 KILLED ill
C 99“. MiIlE AGGIDENT9
‘ WASHthi'i‘ON. iloc. 13.~—-C0iiilllliltI
accidents in tho liiiltod Status in 01:3
tobur i'tIsulicd in the dumb of ill!
uieiii according to unions from Sinio
Mine inspectors to the United Stilton
‘ lliiroiiu of Mines. This is it. (ItlllliititlF
nblc increase ovur (lciobt'r. 1912. win-11
tho fatalities were 30:1. (inc explosion
at lluwson. N. 31.. resultod i'ntuily to
2133 minors.
i lloports have not been rccoived
from ('Iiillt‘oriiln. Georgia and Oregon
becunso those States have no illSpi‘i‘v
lion service. During the ilrst 11111
months oi this your the intnlitius \voi'n
i13.13113, its compurcd with 2.008 Inst
1
iycnr. ~l"rom the 1912 figures. how-
Ievor. tiioro munt be deducted M l’ntuli-
iiius (lint occurred in the three Stilton
ithut born :11) inspection service.
500 TONS OF SOFT COAL SLIDE
lNTo RIVER.
llldl’dl' RIVER, (‘oilii.. lieu. 15.~~~«l’~‘lvo
hundred tons or more of unit coul.
slid into tho Connecticut eror Sutur-
tluy whon the cool pocket of Print.
lined & (‘uiiipuny collapsed Only F‘rl-
(lily tho liillililillng of 500 tone or root
from u burnt» wnu rouiploird.
it In lllllltllliilllln to my how much
roul will he. lulu. 'I‘hu Witlf‘t‘ In 20 foot
doop at tho, pocket. which in cloud by
tho stooiiihont binding. The money
ions In obout $2,000.
sum-n”.
BERGEANTS CHANGE AGAIN.
Hormumtn .l.‘ flurry (Minion 11nd
him he hondqunriorn: in Plitludelvhlib tour duilon tomorrow.
Huston l’lliltllIl/i'flll, 11ml «own othorl;
film will lililliu her butt tippi’fii" infliction uxhlhltod ut tho nturt oi the
cities
Alllioulzh thorn won 11 littlo dilinnt
unto horn in January returning {diviningo ouch officer hue onioyod the
Romo noon iiilvrwnrd.
liww departure but neither will regret
Dr. Montcnnorl Wflfi the centre of the return to kid old atmnpiug; ground
““‘I‘ "“ Wm “M ““ lwr adviser. M" intorotil on tho voynno in thin country for the ensuing fifteen dnyo of immu-
“‘m‘m‘ "'“l H'“ mm""‘ MW? 0" and Ult‘l‘n worn wailing for her on the her.
. her distruiwi her educational
Him awoke hriolly through on
ierprelor and while ulna milled new
ornl or her old 1.1111111; gnthorod around
Thom urns among them Miss ‘m .
Anne 11. (leurgenir. Montessori s 111111
American pupil. who started the tirat
her.
House
'rhnrito of n nimilnr arhool in WaughQ
-lng’ton. '
methods. ,
of Childhood in Amerlrn in
'l‘ui'rytown in iiiil and who now lino
ill—ll
'illliti: illusions
MIRMHO. hmltflflol'
AND EVEN!“
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MAY SETTLE DlSBARMENT CASES HOLD ON TO ANY TIMBER LANE)
OUTSIDE OF COURT. i YOU HAVE
Charges Against Two Attc. neys May; A, J. Long 111i! 'IigI in do» liltl'iil '1
Be Dropped By the Grievance iiiizl tlrrhurd (in; lll‘llllt'ill of 11:11 1' .1‘-
Committee. lfil‘I'lii issue of mm und t‘li'iIsiilII, 1::15
l'i'oscnt indications urn, that tho: I t'llllllill see how il‘l‘l-tlllt‘ i'llll 1111' -..l
(31111011 uniiiiist Attorney (it-111' (I liillltl to burn unv ilillllt'l‘ ilini would 1.1:" I
11nd Attorney Henry C, lluiioughs. lumber into (.h‘m. WI .11 0th W” 11. , ,1.
which wore recently brought to fill“:
attention of the (lriovunro i‘oiiimiiim'
plIi hunbrl. now lor .wh'o .li:1l :1'1 n
ol‘ the l‘I‘ulrlliIId (‘ouniy llur r\Sli(lt‘,‘ii\' H ”“0 1m“ i" :1 “mm-I" “hm." ; a
lion. will be- satisfactorily wraith-d by lumber i“““"‘“-‘ h“ “I” 1"” (1.11.1.1.
the portion (Ionovrnod. und 111111 no Olli‘ll IN MS 11111 miti'h hit-:1 111' I '1
proceedings will be liislli'ulrd. iooli- vulun of iiinbur. 0111' What \'ii':1i1'.1
1t
promo did 11111 1111ch much ili' 1 m" 1"
Vatllto 11f IiiiiiinIi‘ th‘lll)‘ warp :11
but, now tho most vniuzmh
ihni on whiili iiinl wr l5 wt Hamlin.-.
no iiiutlvi how rough ii in
People sold illlllli'l' III11111I1lIr
bore 11 i-Iw ioliru 111m. A l:l";.'.tI ti‘n 'r.
of rough tinilwrod liind whivh 1111.4
vulumi for tuxmioii twenty iiv-I your:
in}: to tho dislmrinont of tho oil‘rml
iinlu. t‘linrncu llll\'0 boon iilt‘il .‘lr'illllh'l
both for cxnoting excessive food from
i‘lioiilu. The committee met i‘m'rnily‘
11nd heurd till U10 (Ividcnrcs in the
roses 11nd it was hinted by n prominent:
Bridgeport nttornoy this morning that
tho cum-s would he scttlrd out of
court. 1'
Excited Much Interact.
'l‘lioxp wines hnvo excited some Iii-
Iorcnt 111110111”: tho. louul fraternity. 'i‘hnt
iliziiliihi. 'Atioruoy Kitllt‘ duirs buck live
worn. when he undertook to munch
innurunce to tho nmouni of $5120
from tho liiiuriiutiunui ()igur hinkcrk‘
Union for 1111.1 iloliun. ’l‘horo worn
two hintvru liviiir. in Bridgeport 11ml
1qu brothers in lroluud. ‘Alihouuh Ill
did not. uppcur how much iliilirultr
Attorney Kuhn “up; out to (‘tyllilct tho
muuuv. It (1008 npponr Ilint no one
co uduil i1: uniting the full ninonui out
'0! which liu polll ouch of the innit-1'11
$77. The brothers not no purl. of It.
No notion wnu lichen in tho "use until
one of lilo hroilioru come in thin mull»
try 11nd opened nountluthmu with At
(l,
l'inii 3-:
11-11
1120 iii loss llinii one dollur 111-1' 111"”
uold 11 low yours lino ut 1111:11' iliir y
it in u «till-11111111 III’
until nil Ilinln'iIil
l
dollnru per {in-o.
oiilv ii l'cw yrui'u
loud. no mutter \llll'l‘i' sliuulud.
lip very vulutlhlo.
RUB RHlUlilllIl Plill
llildwlillllllil JilllllS
Instant Relief with a Small lrial
1111111 ill on 31.1161111 011
W1 14......” 1M
11:
fill-111 “liming“ illliPWNHNlll.
, . ¢ 1 1 1 I .
iota-.111 Km” tlilrounli n ‘lunyr. N" ll'n piiln only: not our "111111 in Hill,
| i i 1
an uncut ”m" M 111111.11 “"6 the rogutrdu iuiorniii imminent. ll‘li)
brother lnulntnd lliut tho rum; be pro.
hunted to tho, i‘lur Annoclntion.
Demanded One Third.
"in tho. rude or Attorney ilurroug’hn.
it in nlleitod that he, collected tho 1111111
”or 37111) for 11 client and drmnndml
ouwthlrd ol‘ It on his the. in this rune
it developed ihnt the tittnrury wnn
forced to spend mimidm'nbin time 11nd
effort to mute inn collection.
Wm“...
soothing. poiirtrnling "lit. .lnruhn till”
right on the "Iniidnr 11pm." and by tho
time you any .iurlt Roblnnon- mt
color,» the rheumatic pulp and «lintrms
"ill. .lliunhn lili" rrmouem pain. it is
n liuruiionn iocni riieumutlnm rum
which never disappoints 11nd dowm‘t
burn or discolor the skin it 1111
min cumming 11ml ntli‘inrnil from o1 ii-
lng joints. muscles: and insulin: slum
113111111111, lumhngo, llilllilfllllii,l nournltin
and rniiilrn strolling.
Limher up! (int n 1111111111 trial hot In
of oldllme, honeet "tit. Jacobi: till”
from our drug 1111.111. and in 11 mo-
ment you’ll be. liw from 111111111.
aches and stillness.
suns Slain
Grocer The honeymoon is error in
the, boiling on the hill. ‘
Mainland liow do you know?
“leflfii‘A-Tllé bride hint phoned in
an order for miionuwnounton rout.
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