Italian Veal Soup.
sh'Ibones taken from a shoulder
111‘: 'add one quart 1vutcr anti one
Itonspoon salt. Simmer met a
‘ fire for one hollr bring to a boil,
lt‘etti. Keep boiling. stirring or
rapidly until spaghetti is done. Put
oer,teaapoons patented barley
fill one half cup cold water; when
:C‘Aook tilts 10 minutes
as constantly;
put into soup.
nute so as to let. eggs
more,
Do not stir for half
float in
M—
u ‘
Adelaide Cake.
858. one cup of 111llk;r11b the butter
cl sugar together, then add the yolks
13 eggs. then the, milk, with soda
domain tartar in it; flavor with
111011; mix the flour and whites of
Guam alternately.
Hickory Nut Macaroons.
Make frosting as for cake; Stir in
.anough pounded hickory nut. incats‘,
1th: mixed ground spice to taste. to
the convenient to handle. Flour the
lids and form the mixture into little
00m to spread, and bake. in 11 quick
.0 c.n.——F‘arm and Fireside.
. Rice and Apples.
,‘Qlle cup of rice and five large cook-
‘ ng apples. Wash the rice well in 15131-
mi waters, pure and slice the apples;
cover with water -\’1'hcn hoilcd sweet-
an. to taste. lint with crtum. 'l‘o
Lmake‘it look nice whip the 11 lutcs or
thin eggs, sweeten, cover the dish.
brown in the oven for a minute. take.
1 out and put drops of currnnt jelly cu
op.-—Chicago Tribune.
Fish Toast.
‘MiDDLETOWN’S RECOU NT.
rofcssor. Fisher's Friends Will Direct
Petition to Jucne Case.
MIDDLETOWN, .lnu. zit—«Professor
Willard '(i. Fisher will petition the su-
perior cow-t for a recount of the votcs
.oxing that some of tiltI :27 votes 1'1I.~
acted for illegality were 1111111 and
abould have bell counted for him.
meehaQr Fir? hm was Ilcl'colcll for
mayor by il‘: 111111 A i‘olcs. the RopuhI
loan nominee, by [on votes, 111-001-11-
‘.to,tllta official count, which lll' now
1111111.. have reviewed.
X’rofossor Fisht'r is recovering from
119cm“; attack of totlsllllis, and was.
i is to be about Saturday for the first
me 1111111.. ilc hccilluc ill on tl11- after.
110011 of election day. ills dcclsiun
contest the election was reached
W a conference with James F. (1111.
Wig. chairman of tho cltizens' Iillll‘ly
whose tlckct he run for mayor.
Judas Case Likely.
Tho 'pctition will plobnblx
liEAllABlll llllll.
Bllllllli. BASBAREIS
Wm...
'11"
b:- all.
alarm Bowels Tonight!
Fool Bully l
M ii ill~ccnt box 111111
011'” hillotlu! Ym llllvc 11 tlltnbll
onfstillll lll your lll'.’tll u had
in your mouth, your eylg burn,
skin is yellow with dark rlluzn
your eyes; your lips ill‘l' pnrch
No wonder you fool ugly. lllt'illl
' iliutempersd. Your system in full
not properly passed on, and
you hand is a cleunmn up in
Don‘t contlnutfllmlng 11 1101111111
‘ilttd’r'toI yourself and 111111111 who
#11, and don't resort. to harsh
that irritate and injure. lie-
11‘ thithmost. disorders of the
,. liver and howslo are cured
1 “g with 5111111111,, thorough 1.:an
they work while you slcép, A
‘box‘ from your drungist will
as llvar 111111 1.1111911. 1.1101111;
‘ wool. and yourhead clear
tits. Children love to take (Inc
‘ use they taste good and
our slukca.
to ,
“ th add to soup, stirring all the:
a In. Place on 'buttered tins. allowing?
est-in the city election. \londuy, al»
1111111 v1.11 Livar”aml Waste,“
Asalt codflsh into bits and soak a fch Peep Into Spring Fashion Book.
hours; have. the toast made. as desir-
ed; heat a cup of rich cream. and when
the fish is soaked put it into a sauce-
pan with the cream: add pepper and a
little butter, pour over the toast: serve
hot. if no cream is available use milk
.At.
l
l
l The spring fashion book
There are brown taffetas and yellow-
lat‘t’etas and green taffotns and change-I
able tnffetas;"tl1nre are taffeta suitsE
and taffeta frocks. And with the. lid--
:39.-
bem of the skirt, There is, if 1.111.111.1111
narrower than over beforo~~so narrow ,
ls' open. that cvet‘t'lour present patter may l1I'-.l1111'o my order f1.1r“slo11-" coal for my
come impractical.
So here 1vc arc in our invm'tcd critt-
ollus—wsilll wearing the waist. of thc
skirt at the fact and vice. verso
and thicken it 11 little and use more vent oi“ this rustling silk “3 11111-9 111g“ Around our hips ulults and gathers and
butter.
Pigeon Dumplings or Puddings.
stuff them
1
, Take. six pigeons and
beat three eggs [with chopped oysters. seasoned with llg implicated in the some.
pepper. salt, mace and nutmeg. Score
the breasts. audJoosen all the joints
‘ge.;pieces on ton—«Tacoma Tribune. with a sharp knife. as if you were gofl‘hat if a soft, sllnking silk he the|
,ing to carve them for eating; but do
Anot cut them apart. Make 11 sutliclcnt
roll it out thick , and div.ide Lay one
pigeon on each sheet ot the' paste
“ilh the back downward, and put at
the lower part of the 111-911.; a piece
of butter rolled in flour. i. lose the.
Apastc over the pigeon in the form of 51’
'dunlpling or small pudding; pourinr. in
Ant the last a very little cold water to
Aadd to the gravy.
‘in a cloth, put them into a pot of hot
water, and boil them two hours. Send
them to table with made gravy in a
boat.
l’nl'trldgcs or ouaiis may be cooked
in this manner: also chickens. which
Amust be accompanied by egg sauce.
Oyster Macaroni.
lloil the mac.nroni into a baking
ldish pllt a hlver of it seasoned with
alulttcr, pepper and salt, then a lay er
icul departures front the stvles Ho rc‘
Ecellily exploited. .
A This last. indeed. is fully ltl‘he (Ix-
lpeotcd. For does not- everybody who
of style
know that fashionable modes trend on-
Aon the heels of fashionable. materials?
trump of the hour, the gown is played
in soft slinklng lines? And that. if. on
. no pound of flour one pound of quantity of nice suet paste. allowing the. contrary stiff silks are. put on tho
‘ or. one half pound of butter. six :1 pound of shot to two pounds of hoilr: ,mntket by the gre at Inanui'ncturcrs of
other countries we have. designs bout
ionic and botint'lnl-i. stickyout and
rustling?
A Now, therefore, that taffeta is do;
.clured the fashionable wear it is not.
surprising to find us leaping back to
the gowns made for our grandmothers;
lrousseau. indeed. you: To discovl-I'l
‘tui‘l‘cta gowns we have only to dive in
to that horsehair trunk therein our
attic.
‘Put’fed sleeves, gathers about the
Ihlps boned waists sowus cut low on
the shouldcls ill tllc funny. quaint
l'ouli‘dlless of 111nm ruffles and vuclles:
—--«»and hustles! These are 11 low of
Alllp, things that have been lrnuspnrtedi
l to 113 straight from Paris, savs n \‘ewl
lolk Press 11 rite
Yet there is outI way in which we
A its elbow
,the lace
liu fact. a more shadow of lllc forlntIl'
,complele the modisll
Apul‘fs and palllers romp with all the
freedom of a countryside school. 0111'
slccves expand with surplus material
and our throat ornaments are pcl'ntlt~
ted to wave. about in ally manner. But
at the. ankles we have the same ‘old
rigid enforcement of the.I skirt-cuff.
One of the features or the new tuf-
Jcta modes brought over from abroad
is the little loose coatec, ending at the
waistline, often going up in a point at
the front 01' at times rounding a bol-
ero curve. This casino is. like all the
new tnodcls, cut low at the neck and
sleeves are loose and fre-
quently lwllshapcd. llndcr this centre
is worn the blullsu of sheerest la‘ce.
which is the inevitable accompaniment
of the pvt-sent mode,
Speaking of these lacc blouses, lush-
'l‘ie each (lllmllllligdlle inspiration of many of these llcw ‘ ion authorities predict for spring thclr
almost universal adoption. As for
which composes them. it is,
shadow. So fine, and thin is its mesh
that veiling is the term by which We
must know it. And, as may well ho
imagined, it takes yards and yards at
this cobweb to achieve 11 “Ecovct'lug.”
(”foalces, especially when made of a
material with 11 rough surface, will
costume this
‘of oysters; alternate until the dish is ‘1'1Ifuse to 1111.11 buuchlness of llnc. it it1 A spring. The coloring of many of then:
it'll“.
moist, there should be poured over
thc scallop ctlollgh of milk to moisten
.lllorotlghly. Mix some gratnd stale
lhreud with ,n beaten egg, spread
lover the top and bake. Many consider
.11 sprinkling of grated cheese ovcr the
Pick a cup or more. as desired of macaroni an "improvement to this dish. boull'aute mode refuses to turn is the
—=
‘Allli. ll. ll APPEEBAEE
TELL$ MOTHERS WHAT TO DO
FOR DELiCATE CHILDREN.
"My little boy has been rather deliv
cute for a long time. lie was always
very pale and his uppctilc was poor
Several people recr1111111111dod".\iuul
i gave it to him and he took it will
inuly. as 1113 taste, is lll'lli ions. in a
l
short time I noticed :1 ul‘cul bulimic-1
ment ill his appclltx'. llc soon bah
more color in his cheeks. Mr is now
well likc other children and mmps
about every afternoon after school.
want
~ Ali's.
my little boy. that 1
mother to know about it.”
Applcltntc, Dayton Ohio.
This delicious cod liver 11ml iron
preparation without oil is H wonder
in] body builder llllll strength creator
for both youth: and old. We promise
to give. back your lllt’llll'y in every
such ruse whore Vino] (1111's not
benefit. This shows our faith in
Al'lnol. lI‘. ll. llnxlcr, llruuglut, South
‘Nol'wnlk, ('ouu,
every
i‘. ll.
dresscd to Judge \\llll111u H (‘,usc who
is to hold tllc January session luII'c
lllnalntllln. about lI‘l-brlu1t'1 l. Judge
Il' use is ill \l‘ullItllury. prusidlug at n
,cl'lntlnul term. It is Ill-nunsllry in
’sulrit 11 petition lo nllcuu the. actual
.1-ll'cllon of tho uellllonct' and to mukc
Aunt u prlnul l‘nclc 1111110. The court
‘lll'llllllly appoints counters l‘l‘lll‘tllll'liillljz
both sides, who hurl-II on the ballot;
1111 to which thorn in no dispute. llilll
lll‘lll the doubtful oncs for ll11I judge's
litIt'lllilill. ii. is explIntnd that, the re-
count will be llccllnlpllnllr-ll in one
day.
The Rejected Ballots.
.lullgc Wealcy ll, l’cnrllc was the
undernlor by whose decision llll‘
livetlly-scvcll hullolu were rejected.
’l‘wo had no marks whatever, several
hnd checks or 1.1111411111111111 in place of
the cl'tpts nulvlt provided by statute:
who had 1111 «1111-11 111111111 written, in the
blank voting 1111111111 for 1111 cities for
which the voter had already indicated
another choice, and others had ,a
cross mark both in the circle pr-o
thick] for straight llckets and in one
or more voting spaces opposite naiucs
In another party column, it Is the, re-
jsctlon of the lust mentlcnod ballots
on which the most stress is laidthy
’ the objectors lo the official count.
11 1111-1-11 is very little of 11111 1111.9
lt‘l‘ juice. unless the macaroni is very:
it.
i
l
1
ant so happy with what Vino! did for}
from tho minaret illllil'.
pears to he not, only
shady.
’pcared from the face. of the robe. has ‘
perhaps been bought a. return ticket
to llulzdad and is now floating on tho
walcrs of tluI flanges.
Another channel into
which now up-
shnth. but
. which lllt‘
VETERAN ODD FELLOWS
Plans Being Perfected for
Meeting
Plans are being: .pcrl‘cctcd for lhc
Allllllillll reunion of the ()d licllowu'
.\‘1-11-t'un association of l‘cnllcclicut int
Odd Fellows" 101111110, 1111111111111. lI‘1'b~
‘runl'y iii. The date for the reunion in
il\'auhlnul1111‘s l1iltlldll1.l1ut as that
1 comes on Sunday this 1cnrthcr1-uui1m
1 will la- the next dn1 llll' utccllug 111”
hp I'ullcd to ovdcl lit 11!, noon. Chief
Veteran Leopold l11Il.1I1I11w, who is ill
ill his home 1111 Edwards sll'ccl, hopes
that his health will allow hhu to he
“lil'i‘l'll'ill, and preside for 11 short time.
Ills presence would htI 11 great pleas-
uriI to hls fellow vctet'ans, The meat-
lng ill the lhclrly~oigl1tll iinllllltl l‘l'llll-
ion and tho first one to be held in any
place other than New Haven. (“onsc-
nncnlly 11 large number of new mom-
bcru from Hartford and vicinity artI
nutlcipulcd.
llluncr will be served Ill l o’clock
under the auspices of Miriam ”Re-
bekah lodge, Noble til‘mld Mrs, liai~
lli,‘ .\i, Slit-1110 and l'ust tlz'mld Mrs.
.\lulll1I 'l'llt‘lil'l' Lowrle arc the colu-
lnlllcc in charge. of tl11I dinner. Al'tur
All 11111 llEElElES
.1 nlllmn 1111111
Pape’s Cold Compound Ends Ball
Colds or Grinne in a
st Hours
lllIllnl' (‘Olllt‘H instantly.
. A dose. taken every two hours until
three tlUHt'H are taken will cud nrlppc
misery and break up 11 severe cold
either ln' l,llil hand, l'hnst, hotly of
limbs,
lt promptly opens clogged-11p 11011-
triln and till passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or none runI
ulna. rollows nick headache, dullne-ss.
foliollnltncutl. Allure throat. oncoming.
soreness and stiffness.
Annuali
l
is
l
l
Yes. the. minaret has disap-,
:is docldcdly startling.
.-\ handsome 11'1Idding 11111111 scan ft"-
rIIlIlly had slccvcs extending well over
the hands. They fastened, snug about
the thumb. The bride wore uo gloves,
iso there was no dimculty with slipping
the rim: on tluI wedding llllgcl'.-~-.\'e1v—
ark News.
Bill llEli lAEllllllllE
SAVES lBlJ Mllllll
We are dl'llp‘glsls right here in your
town and make a living out of the
drug business, but it it: because people
how 111 lllll‘c drugs and not lIIIcaurc
we. likeI to see people suffcl' 11111 "we don't.
Our dllty is to relldcr the host sct'vlco
we can, and when someone is ullinli.
we are interested in selling them take
the best lncdlcinc there is for thulr
particular troubl. We don't recom-
mend "cure-Illls,” 1111 we don‘t believe
there are such things. We don't want
you to spend more. than you ltavc t0.
Some of you not small wagon, and
when you're. sick, none at all.,,und you
should not tiltI most you can for your
money.
We recently came across a new rent-
cdy for increasing strength and build-
lug up people who are. run-down and
clllnciutotl. \\'1.' know that. 11 alight
trouble sometimes grown into 11 serious
one. and to slop It in the beginning.
will save you money in the end. This
now compound is call licxull Olive Oil
Emulsion. it is lbe. heat relncdl'.
when you are rundown. lived out, 110er
oua-~no matter what thn cause. it
doesn‘t lncrcly stimulate you and
Inuku you feel good for u fc‘w hours,
but taken hold of the weakness and
builds you up to a healthy, normal conI
dlllon. it is 11 real nervMoml ionic
and builder of good blood. stronk
muscle. good dlgII..tkIn. It contains
Ilyptmllosplulna, which tone the
ucrvcs. and pure Olive Oil. which
nourishes the nerves, the blood and
the entire uyulcnl. Pleasant to take.
Contains no alcohol or'ltnblt-l'or111in'11
drugs. We promise that if you are not
perfcctly satisfied with it, we’ll giro
back your money 1111 soon as you till]
1111. Sold only at tho 7.000 llexull
Stores, and in this town only by 1111.
$11.00 '
.loscph. ll. Qlllltncr South Norwnlk.
Conn.
“a...“ ”Wm... _4_._w.....1....1w
Don't stay stuffed up: unit blowing
and shuffling! mass your throbbing
head! '
shell prompt relief. as“
Compound" which costs only 25101311111
at any drug store. it acts without
duststancc. tastes nice. causes no in-
souvenlencn. its sure you not the
_ genuine. .
Nothing else in that world gives" souvenir.
“Pope‘s Cold '
dinner the meeting will he contnuad.
livery wilarau amount will honiven 11
All Odd Fellini's in good
standing and having a continuous
membership or twentyflve years are
eligible to membership. They can 011»
hm cards of 11111111. l1. llnson. of
Southington.
Special guests at the rte-union will
‘for more. extended pel'iOds
'wlth 11 largerIsized coal
'aavlng On 0110': Coal Bill.
Last winter I found it h11posslhkI to
Astcam furnace tilled, although the or
der had been placed la the. early
spring. i was therefore forced to takn
unothor sine, writes a contributor to
the Ladies World. The denlcf offercd
to send mc "slnnll egg." Rather un~
willingly i tried this size. and to my
astonishment and gratification it prov.
.cd more satisfactory in all respects
than the "stove." lt burned 1vcll,‘1:.lv.
lug out plenty of heat, and it burned
of time.
making It unnecessary to attend to the
furnace as often as witcn “stove" was
used. and last, but not by any means
least, it luster far longer. and so re-
duced the amount of money usually (Ix-
peuded for coal. This success led me
to try ordinary “egg" coal. and again
mm
fl
\:\I\.\.\‘x:“sfi
for hot-air and "stove." fol stcaul undl
hot-11111111 finances. without question.
But. owing to the shortage or coal, or
cry one Why; willing to cxpm'lnlent. and ;
the. results were invariably all that
could be desired.
TWB WBMEN
AVBIB
BPEBATIBNS
in using these larger sizes of coal 1
have. found it best. to observe a few!
simple rules: (liveutlte heater 11 motion ‘
ate amount of draft until the. coal is.
thoroughly ignited After that it will
untonlsh the one who tries the cxper-A
intent for the first time. to tind out how I
long :1 lime it will born \‘(1 difllcultyi ........ _ _
whatsoever was expel-tensed in burn E Chicago,lll —"1 mustthank vnu 111th
lug the larger coal in steam, hot-water A all my heart for Lydia E. Pinkhsm’s s
or hot-air heaters of the size which one ' i’ Vegetable Cum-
iinds in the. average home. In a very spound Insedtopo
large. house, where in the hatch l1cat-' ,l‘l.‘ my doctor forpllls
er, “steamboat" coal (one size larger figgygfiflfiiaix npd
than ”broken“) was employed. the .j I hlld headacheg‘a‘rl‘d
only precaution taken was to break 1111 ‘
By Taking Lydia E. Pinlp
item’s Vegetable
Compound.
f had good results, and a further sav-
ing resulted.
When i saw how well “egg” oni
burned in a steam furnace. i saw no
(1
'1'cason why it would not be possible
to burn 01111 size larger lhnn ”egg" ill
a hoi~lllr heater, and so 1 induced a
friend of mine to try it. “Broken" coal,
however. proved far more sullh‘factm'yn
A11 in the case of Substituting
for "stove" in a steam furnace. "hrok
1111" instead of “1mg" in a hotnlr t‘ur—
ullce not only saved on the. amount of
coal burned, hllt also enabled the fur
.. 11
(HS-lit
inure to he cared for with much less
labor,
Another neighbor then made a test
of “egg" instead of “stove" in a hot.
water furnace. As in the case of the
steam and hotIalr heaters, the results
were Vcl‘y
satisfactory. So i thcn wont even fu‘r-
ther. and asked others of my friends
to test and toll me the results of us-
ing :1 larger-sized coul than they had
been doing. It seemed strange that
so many pcople had never tricd any
experiments along these lines but sim-
ply used the customarv slzcs, “1111.2"
be Grand \iustcl Fl nllk lI. lioys olA
\iI'insled, and (hand Patriarch ngbeIl
(‘. lI‘Illlcr, of McI'idtIu.
CONVlCT SHIP HAS MADE $400,000
AND SEILLS FOR $500,000.
NOR'lI‘OhK. \'n.. .lun. 2.-~--t‘.aptain ll.
H. Smith, a young .I'tllslralhln,” who
puerased the English convict ship
Success and brought it to this country
after a journey of ninety-seven days.
has made his fortune and will sell the
vessel. The ship is now in drydock
bore undergoing repairs. it will be
taken to San Francisco for the P1111-
amn Exposition.
(‘nptuln Smith says he purchased the
Aship four years 111:0 and since then has
made a fortune exceeding $400,000. ll:-
‘snys he has an offer of $500 000 for the
ship from 11 syndicate of show people
in New York and will probably llCl cpt
the otter. He. is spending $13,000 to
have the old ship repaired here before
starting on his voyage around the
'Horn.
BE BREAl USE Ill
BREAKING All this
insurm-
KELLOGG'SI TABTELEBS CASTOH
OIL is A THING LONG DEBlRED.
...,.......
Every one knows the valulI of cantor
oil in breaking up fall and winter
colds, but most people have found it
too hard to take.
Kellogg's Tasteless t'nutnr Oil docs
could not catmnd the
the very large lumps before putting doctor claimed I had
them on the fire Of course 11 very female tlouble and
Ilarge saving resulted. in 111111111 l'ur- mustha1'1Ianop111
paces I1111 it as are sometimes l'.'ound tion. If)?“ in m"
mixtures of coal proved Afiflllb‘fil‘ilml‘t, Expigirnk‘i‘mn‘ins 1132:“
'Sto1'c'lllltl“.‘(‘gg "Psi: 30d lll‘Oli'A table Compound and I hmclaktn 1t and
(In 'l-ut the 111"1I1age homc lurunccs all-I ice] fine. A lady said one day, ‘Oh, I
lowed the changes that described to beI feel so tired all the timcand have hind-
lllfltlt‘ with the best results. ache-.1 sold. ‘Take lydla E.P1nk-
ham’ 3 Vegetable Compound,’ and IIht-
1 did and fcels fine now ”Mhlrs M. t.
.It'aascuulcu, 1438 N. Paulina Strrct,
0t . Chicago, Illinois.
The. Other (‘n.se.
Dayton, Ohio. -— " LydiaE. Pinkham r11
Vegetable Compound relieved out 11f
pains in mysidc that I had for yuan:
and which doctors' meditincs failm.‘ to
relieve. It has certainly saved me irum
an operation. I will in glad to its-Est.
you by a personal letter to any won .:I1
. in the same condition.“w Mrs. J. \I'-
A Sillfilllfill, ”6011511211., DilVltll‘ Ohil-
Retort-rolling11p a roll it“). mm... if you want special 111l111 «-
dampiu a napkin with warm 1vatcr.A “ rite *0 LytlmE.I’tnklmm "“1“
11 ring dry and then cov er with a shccl'.i Mine (‘0' (confidential) law"
of purntlln pant-1'. Turn the coke onA Mil-‘5' ‘iom'l‘itcr “ill h“"'""""'
”,1, mum. and I...” ”1,“.le 1y ”fig read 11nd answered by 11 1111111. 11,
method h, {Opowpd' ”“1 cake Wm not. and hold in strict coniitli'llcc.
., rock or
Dustless Floor.
After sweeping, if a. has: made.
flannel is slipped on to the. broom and
the bare floor suepi 01' or with this, all
the dust uill haw been 1"cmmod,s11ys
lllt" Philadelphia North Alum-.lcun l
V1 hen you wish a luster added to that
doors the flannel bag 111111 be “null:-
(1111 iii kcl'oscllc lief'oll- pulling- (lli'l‘
the lIrisllcs.
break as it is rolled
GAS KILLS CARETAKER.
l
EMU“ HA‘R MEANS 1 11111111 l"'l‘()\\'.\', 1.... 27,...,1.....,b
‘ ll‘l “11" .liltlirtlll 1-.111'111111-1' at the \l-
“R"BRUFF_ IS ABIWE phu i‘hi llho thu 1tet' Ilouso, 1111.»;
round dead 1111111 if»; poisoning lllwro
tulluv. l‘hlI has had lcnllcd from a
break in the rubber hosc t‘tlilllt'l'lllll—I
n Ilt'nll'l' 11illl the '11s llxilll'.“ While
lllI‘I medical 1I1::1uliucl' l11dlc1es «hall:
was il"t'lilt'llllll. he will llllltl‘ill‘l illvlm'li-
nation. as llc has learned llllll .llll'li-
son had been 11'111'111-1l uphill-'1 llh‘llit! Ibo
llculcl‘ because 111' ils condition.
Save Your Ha‘ul Get a 25 Cent
Bottle of Danderine Right Now
'l'lllu. ht'ltlle, colorless null scraml'
hair is lnlltc evldclu'c of 11 nettle 'led
scalp; of dandrulfwthat awful scurl’
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ness and itching of the scalp, which '
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to shrink. loosen 11111lthI~~tl1c11 thtI “ ,,
hair falls out 111111.11 lllllc liunllurl 111- IHOW “1 E‘dSBS S
tonluhtwnow « any tlmII---»1\lll §
save your hair. I
('ch a 271 cunt llollll‘ of linowllon‘sA
llullderhuI from any tll‘lll! store or‘
toilet counter. and after the “rut ‘np-l
pllcutlon your hair will lilliefill thatl
lllc. lustre and luxurinnco which is so;
llcuutlful. it will become wavy and‘
fluffy ililil lllll'o the appearance of.)
llhlmdaucc; 1111 llu'otnplirublu gloss and
soflllolul, lull what will plennc you must '
will he ul'icl' just. a few truckll' moat,
whtln you will actually 111111 11 lot or
line. downy l1alr~»~ucw llllll‘wlll‘tlu'illlt‘
all over the scalp.
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away with this only objection. it in
pure, simple, cantor all without taste
or odor. Nothing is added notAlllnl-t
good taken out
but the belief that the Potomac Riven!
just off l’nlnnutn l’iil‘lt ltul'c. bi that
most ull‘lll’opl‘lliie place in tho country
ll‘or llu- historic ship "(111111111ll11tlon.“
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out those wintry. slquIlIrinldml. uclt‘nllt,
lulruluu. lIIu'quIIIIl111111, llllnioll-lllrill‘ all
(not of your in u "'l‘lZ“ lullh. Your
in making custor oll tili‘ttlilflhfl, islpcn- the Navy League of the llnllcd 811111111.
cor ltcllogg & Sons of Buffalo have in 11 statement. urges that the. 111111114
discovered 11 secret that had evaded he brought here. and moored, ht the
chemists for 3,000 years. ,. Potomac. ‘
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor 01] works! The Constellation, our of tho that
better than tho old cvlllnatlng, nvll ships of the Amnrlcnu Navy. 11;,
smelling kind. it operates pleasantly, at the naval training stullon Nuwporl.
without griplng and does notupset th a It l. The tongue nunlcs hour Admiral
stomach Children take it easily- lVlt tor than. chief of tho llltrcllu of
Do not confuse Kellogg‘s Tasteless Navigation of .iltn any llepartumut.
Castor oil with prepared, mixed (if/till mating in a report that should the
flavored costar oils. it. is the only Department. 1111 111.111.1111: 111 11 report
true, pure, tasteless kind. Sold in all that should the, (“onslnllnlluu
drug stores. not in built, but in 251'.
111111 5011. states. ”the public is protected
by the trade markws green caster
leaf, hearing tho signaturemxsllogg‘s.
Mode only by Spencer Kellogg a
Scar. 11112,, llultalo. N Y.,r refiners of
vegetable oils
parts of the United States. "it would
stilling a greater patriotism In
lulnd I'M the" youngsrgnnérailon.”
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tone will tvl‘lltltlc with joy; they'll limit
up 111 you and “hum-.1 talk and limit
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lulllt.
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be only relhcth that drawn out all tho
brought to illsI national cnpncltv 11nd poisonous lleltlhilnlls 111111111 putt up
made Itccosulhlo to tourists from all vonrl‘ect and cause fool torture
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wear shoes a size smaller it ‘3 on tissue.
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