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. Tomato Welch Rabbit.
Melt 3 cm and a half of cheese
"broken into em‘i lilrt‘PS Add a cup
a: cooked tomatoes into which has
. Meddluoiwr‘l ‘iwzi tea~poons of corn-
, arch. Boil will file cheese is melt~
ted. "Edna on toast.
Puchés a la Bordelaise.
Cut peach and stew
”Jam in a it’llt' ~_\ rut Put them in a
‘ nat‘g‘rlting \l' l and pour oi er the fol»
"ito h l‘u‘r‘
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» lowing mix‘ure Tim (itllit'es ltllllef'.
“"two ounces liviir. om ounce castor
5!“, half :- pint of milk and peach
"hm, (our mg» t‘ook lutttei‘,iiout',
aunt and l""l'.t in :- stewpan. When
. cold, Mid yt“k~ and \\ hipped whites of
”fun eggs Ias'. Bake half an hour in
d moderate otcti.
are delicious
t‘spi‘t'illily pork.
and cut , in
itt each
:.llowing three
afar :er it pint of vinegar
(‘ook apples
he pierced
"to serve iii 31
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llit';ii
wash
cloves
'n .lirt‘e
“yup
' of ripples
‘l e} can
i with a Qtraw
- Cocoanut Cups.
Mix one cup of cccoanut. one cup
of sugar, one cup of milk, one egg, one
tablelpoon of butter. one teaspoon of
. vanilla, two cups of flour, and 2 tea-
Cofiee Cake.
“is, a cup of extra strong coffee. a
(up of molasses. half a cup of shori-
t-‘iillg. a cup of chopped ratsins, half
(zip of sugar. four cups of flour, and
a Leaping teaspoon of soda Bake in
a moderate oven.
Fluffy Eggs.
Heat the yolks of three eggs.
tablespoon of milk. and a teaspoon of
butter. 'l‘ttrn into a hot pan. Stir otte
minute, then add the whites of six
eggs beaten to a stiff froth. Set in the
oven to brown.
Haity Pudding.
This is a Scotch recipe for an ero-
notuitul breakfast dish, and quickly
made. as its name indicates. The in-
gt-ediehts are oatmeal and suet; {or
the latter butter may be substituted if
preferred.
l’tit one pound of minced suet in
saucepan. set on the stove and bring
slowly to hotiitig point. then stir in
eight handfuls of oatmeal (medium
quality), Let this boil for one minute.
stirring all the time, then pour in one
teacup of boiling water. and continue
stirring for another minute, when the,
pudding will have thickened and be
ready. Add salt to taste.
it is quite as nice heated tip again,
either ill saucepan or under the grill.
it is usually eaten with oattake tti
Scotland.
. Occasionally the housewife is inclin-
cd to ttirit to the recipes from which
be uood things- rcmi-mhered froth her
childhood days were made, and she
ii i incther's and possibly
her's cook hooks to find
stuti‘ChUb
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SUGGESTIONS iiitt ’
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collar of ribbon
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supplement her more important fur;
sets. with several accessories of this,
sort will not find that they are dull
cult to make at lioitie. and a scan.
stress of moderate cleverness can
readily turn ottt a set in a day
A set made of heavy moire silk hadi
t draped mufl trimmed with bands ofl
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irccehlly. can be attached to almost”hunk and a collar high at the bacitl
add a any blouse
it is a straight piece oft
ribbon, \\lill picot edge, which is wiredi
to form a square, or perhaps a little‘
more diamond iii shape, the corners
ol which stand out sharply .i‘ront and
back. the long corners of the dia—
itiotid extending almost to the turn of
the shoulder A few tiny rosehuds
utter the fastening at the side corner.
lieing extreme and decidedly eccen-
tric, it may give a new note to a dc-
tnode dress. A similar collar was first
seen on one of Mine. Jenny‘s after-
noon dresses.
A novelty of the season is the lit!-
ing of brilliant colors in skirts of sum-
hre shades for afternoon and evening
wear. The novelties in collars bring
this point to tniiid. inasmuch as many
of the dresses of black or dark shades
hood with rose or brilliant greens or
reds have separate collars oi' tulle and
for with a dash of the some color
with which the skirt of uneven length
is lined, either in a flower or a bow
of ribbon.
The debut of the high collar was
made almost a year ago for the spring
'season. but coming at that tune. of
year it was not accepted with tho
same alacrity that the winter reason
would dentand, While the former
turn-down on the summer
blouses were often tied tip tight for
the.sakc of fashion inst spring. they
collars
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and sloping down toward the front.‘
The collar was made of a hand all
skunk With a high shaped collar of‘
the silk fastened inside the hand 01;
fur and flaring away frotn the face.)
inside the silk a delicate rncliing ol‘
tulle softened the effect against thel
face. The muff was small, as are al-
most all of these fancy draped ones.
The silk was laid in soft irregular
folds around the central" part and
ruched at the ends with fur hands
marking off these full ends from the
cc itt'al part.
A tiny hlue velvet muff was trim-
med with very narrow bands of beav-
er. This muff was draped iii such a
way that the velvet seemed to he tied
around it ill a flat how. The collar of
velvet was made of a standing ruff set
on a straight band. The beaver bor-
dered botli ruff and band.
t‘hr‘mtmasis in the air! We are
reminded of its heartless at every
street corner; even the most matter-
of—i’act among us must feel its spirit
and anticipate its cheer. Safe and
sane t‘liristinas shopping has been
preached for ages but, nevertheless,
each year sees the same crowd iii the
shops and hears the same question on
every side "what shall i give for
Christmas?" it is easily answered
this year if the intended recipient is
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Porcelain and Cut Glut.
Where a porcelain umbrella stand is
lit use. it is a good plan to keep an
old piece of sponge at the bottom of
it to absorb the water from wet uni
brellas, attd to prevent the umbrellas
fiom breaking the jar if they strike
the bottom of it heavily.
Cut glass should be washed in soap-
suds and wiped without being rinsed.
with a piece of rough turkey towel:
ling. kept for this purpose. Such a
rough cloth gets into the deep cuts of
the glass as no ordinary cloth will do
For the bedroom there is a novel
idea in the tin "hed hangover." This
is a deep titi box, is inches long and
about the width of it large magazine.
which slides under the bed on two
metal cleats, permitting it to pull inI
and out. it is intended to hold the!
book or magazine. a handkerchieiq
timepiece or any other cotiveniencen
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it is painted white and decorated in;
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roses.
For the dining room the tin things
vie with the daintily decorated china}
and the most delicate glass. Tin cakel
boxes adorned with painted wreathst
on soft backgrounds can come directi
to the table. Another idea is the
painted tin bucket filled with ice, in-f
to which the large jar of lemonade.l
grape juice, or other cool drlnlts may
i
be placed during the meal. so that the
ice does not have to he pttt into the
beverage ltsclt‘. diluting it and changu
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Prepared EipuiaUy For This Ncwxpaptr
by Pictorial Review
lu .~l t-f \Ilixrt iildi still» and law
sell us the coarsest of I,..\i.s
Tit.- little details of ill].- \l'yiiri i.-
make ll unusual 'iu twill-imp...
falling over the top of lht- got-die. tin
~l:miido-r yoke and the shapt-i vuil..'
iii medium size the hlo.i~e requires, ‘1
yards 30-inch limit-rial. if .1 high nu
fil.l.\li is prt-f'orrcd, a lettiuvalilt- \n— t.
villi standing tailor, is ltrotidcd.
'l'ltp trope is first folded ltt'i'm t
ting The ltai k is laid along the it our -
\tisr fold dill! opposite to H lltt- \i'r ,
ui' ‘illt’ii. i> ]'l;it9"i if made tf -iv
trusting tituterml. il‘tt‘t‘\l‘r. be » .r--
plaii- the latttrn ill iill' some l-tr-Jl i
on the other goods as it is slim-an in n i
4- rs
lp'.
l.i
tl.e cn-pe. Next to the hat k mues- it-
.slee-ve, arranged on u lengthwise thic. ‘
of tttnlerini and following the slru-t ,.
the front. Tito-re arc i\\'It wetti‘ ns "t
the gtidlc, back and from. and llil“"
are laid on n lengthwise fnlvl >f l'P'
goods to the lcft of the “Hints 'l‘li’
il-lli-->\’rl‘ and ctif‘f are IIiI‘t‘i‘I] i’l[1)'il-
sition next and the stay twin-s l;i~t. ht —
tng i.tl<i along the st-ltzigc ItiKt‘ of Ho
crepe.
“light blue. green. clay mlwr --r pith
\xn- liti be :t fashionable color. In :l'ltil-
i-Hil to the crepe Munro's there are suit .1
\cr\ good intuit-ls iii siznple design -I
will faille 'i‘lu‘) are in iiiFil'lli‘ s l .
lltll looking silk which in so he -
has .i rlltli weave that gives it :1 HM: i
and are in the lovely pastel torn < i'
hate unin- to tire fore :1:..f't :l' -I ll.
blouse is
The contrasting
itself once more, and this model in a
gay rose tone will be charming to wear
with the tailorwl costume this winter.
iisscrting
There were seasons when the tundlsh
woman \\ol‘t~ ti matching blouse with
her tailored suit. but the contrasting
blouse has asserted itself once iziitrc,
and it contest in so many attractive de-
signs that it is sure to hold the ground
it has gained.
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‘ spoons 0' baking powder. Beat well. ‘hem. 'l‘h tt‘iiddic)’ of the modern “W ”m high enough now “Dog Fan?" fertilitiite. There are all sorts of big its tatstv. These coolers may he! limitts tritium"l with t-tttbroltlei'y :trc suite. l m lwittu “at“. and L"~\\ltL:
$191 1{fiat-stat! cups half full and Steamwaker is to follm the French pastry thirst he added to luring them still wearables ‘21:" may be laid at the painted in colors to match the china i‘iiiwii’iil‘lt‘. titty-Iiil.(i'.:‘t‘fifim.:: c\r:|t‘;e|:.i.l,:: :\I;Illt‘|:‘ll ‘ll‘txlrl‘lghlg“viii.“[Tit-{51‘liliillllc'L:
. “HMO" Th0 result F “I”. rid] (“like lil- WT- dainty maid‘s door on (‘hrlglmns H des‘nld‘ | most li':ta‘it :ti ntatetini for their tit", “till toiloi'rd costiit‘ten of tlii-‘tnn‘t‘w :.
'lilil light, flaky ptsiry. dainty and New Velvet Mufti. morning to be recoivpd with little cx- Unbleached Muslin Curtainl. tuiupmniit. glue.» a ii, a“. m. send ”5 ”H. “,3. PM“
90‘1““ Olive Salad. .nicc. bl" some W“! ”W “"1““ "NOT i3 irilbt’llld‘lllfl “m" ““d "0"” “9"" diattintioiis of delight. tnhleliched muslin draperies arel Cl lTiNthfizpilf’fQQO ' '
Dissolve'halt a package of gelatlne missing. in making. the old-fashioned are no“ hcing show“ in velvet, heavy ‘.‘l)o you think riding in “n. unto ”(my “5 well M economical. The)" ’3’}? 090fir .. /‘ flrfi~;;..__o, #61::_.__:_r:5mEY-W£9£iw
. in three tablespoons of cold water live caltcs we nuns! use the mutt-rials that silk, plush and brocade, with trim mobile is advantageous considered "my 1)., trimmed in Yummy. ways Ono kgliin < o o 0 2f . GER'JLI SiClIClt mm“? bFCC’T
.amlnlltnl. Add I cup of boiling water, in? mothers and grandmothers used, things of fur hands, tiny flowers and mm, mp standpoint of heatllt'.“ is with a deep hand of dark blue (PIRJV‘Tfl \ SLEEVE. l: WONT. j“ 1‘ij fflgfi
(a cup of chopped olives, half a cup of be real cake flour. the best of creniii- gold braid atid laces. These BN8 1"" “Of course. There is a1 grtat physi tit-hint on which arahesuttc designs are 5' BECK 8 i L 5/1 A. / G l HliFC‘llc “11““; -f It.
chopped nuts, and the juice of half 1ry butter. the freshest of eggs. fresh charmingly becoming. attd as they are m, Mmmum, in being one of the appliilticd. 'i‘ltc motifs "n. (-m from LFOU'I (3";16"lt¥i't‘ii MW: ,f.___:‘.‘.\.7/_):'~_"i.v-:_t lifflniifij“
i. lemon. Turn into a mould to hard- tinvorings. the best nuts. raisins and made in a great variety or styles the? limit”? in automobiles ”mend of one light blue denim and couched in pinup . r, I . , ‘lAb WITH NAP hinted it“... Nita]
.en. Serve on lettuce with a French currants, freshly g‘outtd spices. rich may be adapted to any ttftt‘t'ttUOll “’3‘ wt thosc who have to dodge to avoid with white iillfis. (Hilt'l‘ colors may be blir‘tl.h!}j’ll‘i'(‘el ‘lift‘ciitfhnfl x I. W”). SM .- 3L 3‘1. 38‘ w. ‘2' N mm 46 ”my.
dressing. milk and the purest "f mm“ powder. ”'"w’ Th" woman who “M"‘S ‘0 ht Eng run over.“ \‘Imhlnrfon Slur. used in the same way. 12ml nati'mw lit . "n .\o. int; 'l‘ .llhf'l pattern. 10 cenu.
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Business developi cut in the t‘hica» tiotis as to cotton and me are mater:
INCREASING PROSPERHY «:0 district is reported its tavntabie tily ltupmvt-d over those of tittl. eumps and General Machine What Are Your Assets?
1 and confirms former reports of gen- ‘in manufacturing, Willlt‘ Will“ d‘“ OVERCOATS i t The scientific cond ‘ '
ll OVI‘I‘ 'l (I (I it? . oral. t-(covery with accumulated or- preeston existed early in ”"1,” yetilr. . JLLAND MA‘JHINE cu. . the method. empl::o: v::;":i:In:ld personal affair. today clan”
. (i l t Z . l'lers for future delivery in steel im- there has been ‘foisonie tnont .5 ‘DI‘G‘; Thp Besi Va‘ues In WM” m” Foot Ravmm‘d 3‘. i y
olctnents. cars and heavy structural shit as grcai atttvtty its Nor was \\ . . . . . .
" """ “" 'torms exceeding all previous experi- tics-std. \\"uile this is partly due to “‘8 l “y $P°¢lam°5 Work i Avoid-The Liability
.'."t',‘\' .H, , P ,3 'tllt'“, (‘mtlldetit-e in the future is war materials and supplies. the vol- . 0? not havin I checkin Ice
,o:‘;t§$1,:f,‘.‘,.,,;,wlm ”h“-uglfiui-‘mcheilit'lti in be indicated by the large vx- unw r‘ tttmpifaurturtv: for” 00'“:th $10 ‘0 $12.50 _ ______._ __.___. l given emmmgand couriefu. “3:32;“ "M“ “mm “NC" 3"
.~,, .4 m. - . . .; “‘Plations being undertaken to ett- - ~ and for couti res o ier illll ‘
country {:01an midi iii-tiff? 1“.“ “in large output. 1‘ use at war is reported very lltt'ilt‘."l G o T T L I E B ‘ I o .
”8' int c M n, .MTM“ M 1”“ “.m‘i ‘ . . .. . , < . ,‘ ,.t Arthur it. Jonas. Chairman of the' { Falrfleld county NatIOnal B k
improvement oi .‘xmetnhsr. according. bl. helm Ht” ”1*“ l- ““N‘ -°“ . 'l d l steam-l it No Mlin at so. Norwllk Be Sure Its A .4? an .
' to information from these sotircesL'T a considerable increars- in business (unintittee on'llai ron'ginnt. ‘ i- «up: "410—;‘250 Suiu. - ‘1' . THE OLiJEST BANK IN NOQWALK
’ipublbhed today by the Reserve Boardfiaclivity in all parts of that district. ENDS- Tt‘DOrtS dl 1W9 "KW-M " l‘ I ,0.“ . ml FRISBIE S i y
Y mJBolton. one of the least optimistlcl with business men’ optimistic as to ill“ "of“ tonnage. _ .. 'I ‘ ttnl hti ___ .‘ .' . ._._..i . . ‘ _..$ ‘
y; or the twelve Reserve district cities,itutttrt». The manifest Imprnvmnvnt in ”r"? ""“"“"““" “'” ‘ 0“” ‘ “ i "5‘ ”5'0““ _ ‘N' “3‘” I Made in the Cleanest; Plant.
w "m “m mm mm?“ has improvedlmp MM mo mom.” is mm w my: “M a dinner. u-..— h . i ”I“ . l from the best fresh fruits m!
“but slightly. if at all. but that the son9 far toward WIN": m" the '08“ , : ~ ..... He! 11 m. , nbt , bl E
,eeonomirs ot' the past months are names of the early months of the year. . SlTUATlON ALTERED. ”W. M ' HM (foot of Catharina 3 mm c.
.I‘OW belts so rigidly observed and‘ l"dttst'i’tl conditions are ropOV‘Fd 0stiauglittt~ssi~-»\\'htn the “V‘s” m except Sunday. all! I‘ ASK Your (iron: for Them NEW YORK
that the t:ttblic generally is spending good in the Minneapolis district. W-th over it's conscription “'9'” b“ “Win" in. Freigtt "wind at Norwalk nrto l . . ' '
honey more freely titan in the past.tlaimr fully employed. Rank deDORllS i'in thinkin'. 5 p, In. um at South Norwalk up to ; "SISt on.them at 30‘" res- AUTO“()BI‘ E “ESSE ‘GER
due prcsunmhty among other tiiiiigs.ihav9 increased, with increases in o=tupm~ms“.-p. l‘hn'o'll be no con-4,.” v. m ‘ IaiirantS. l i
In the f‘ct that labor is tnore general-loans and discounts over Seplt’mbel'. scription‘. but we'll all of us be forced George F. Foote. 9",..." Agent l FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
1! employed." l Although' farmer! in ”‘9 Kilns“ to be volunteers—London Sketch. THE ANNIM: J, BMW" TRANSt t ___5, ____ _ - _, ‘ _
v Actlt in trade industry ('otitiiiuediCitv district are reported as showan _\ Bam‘no" UNI. “‘6' {w All Goods Called for and Delvered the Same Da)’
_ during the month. New York reports.fa decided inclination to hold wheat for. DOUBLY' PROVEN. . ,_ i For Up-to-date Service catp REASONABLE RATES
. mull . ‘d ‘ department stores havethigher view. it considerable amount: South Norwalk Readers Can No L n l A ‘ FRED H. GANUNG. PHONE 1360 SO. NORWALK_ CONN_
Sound ltu~iness very much better. with'is not“ "toying lo the markets. With 0 0" u ' Funeral Dlrector “a Embllmer 3;.- ., k . .. . ‘_
.. . .. 0 _i er Doubt the Evidence. , | ' _ {5.x 4. ,8" “mmg \ £3
3!: liter ., sing demand for higher grade‘ooid \ ".tther approaching impr W This South Norwalk citizen testified Am . Office and Relldence I
goods. Steel orders are reported as ment is looked for in codeiisrcial. if;- long ago. ‘ i \ Telophone 904. ‘.
D‘ " ' S ' ; riv‘ and business can one. a . o . M ' . l
3;:iiEiz:guprix:::ts‘.Hm mm Stead“, lithium is said to be facing the WEEK: 01' quick relief—or undoubtedi Day or Nlflli l Wt IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on \p , '
" Philadelphia says that conditions next few months with (hitimistic com— The facts are now confirm ed. g on“ undo“; ‘nd euy riding i _ .. .. .. ; Dod 6 Brothers
{Enough ut that districts are gradual- piacency. ~ Such testimonyis complete—the evir automobile Wm take out E Nicola anus Bhn‘sii g ‘
1 Morning better and substantial Reports from Texas. Southesm'glél‘: deuce conclusive. ] partial. J ‘ . :13 Gr 3. St 13.w d i ~ .
in. mtment is being reported in home, Northern Louisiana. ou . —-«——————— 0 -- — oo ward Ave..l o
taxman lines. with mills and factor- New Mexico and Southeastern Arizona SSE: g::;:;cir;: millainmSi-r‘zet i ANDREW TAYLOR i, ’Phonn 1523' South‘ Norwaik, Ct. l Tourlng cars and RunabOUtS 1
M of M kinds working at nearer are said to show a gratifying recovery South .Nor‘walk, says: “I had troultldi ‘ . iSTORAGE AND REPMR'NG' FORD‘
flow”, (“pa“"y than for some tinie, from con‘dhions “ism": 3‘ this pep; withmy kidneys for over a year and] Livery and Trucking- .. I WORK A SPECIALTY. l ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES /
{with "dummy “‘89 ”01'9“” by “’d a year ago. suffered severely from intense pain Phone Damien Conn, i 7"": Tu"! and SUPDli¢8-”'Prompt l
“hie ,. ncerits and reduced working San Francisco is hoping for tea-through the small of my back. It; “351' I \ Sewlct I Feltuu, i ‘ . S
.murs‘and larger pay rolls than ever sortable stability in its commerce. its always more severe when I did anyi’ ' " t S L BENEDIC 73 North Mam t-
‘1'9- ’report declares, with a perceptible stooping. I tried several medicines . , t ' ° . SOUth Norwalk
.1 irdilvl‘uiolls demand for steel pr0- betterment in lumbering with impot‘ without benefit until I got Dean’s Kid-, ‘ ' - i AGENT FOR REC AND DOWE BROS- CARS.
.ett: :m‘: unprecedented .activitY. in mm inquiries and considerable buy- ney Pills at Plaistod's Drug store. They no ’l F I ‘ STORE i . .
92* " and allied businesses com ing which have scale/Wilt“ Strengthen restored m‘y kidneys to a normal comi n orge 1 r i .. I-.. ‘::::::::.::.-:-:::. .-__—..-.-..-::.:.-'22::—
‘ cd ‘lirmtgjiithe .Clevelanddlstrlct. ed “the demorallze Dr 0833' _ mum”, free“, the kldne secretionsi ' . . ‘ C o
‘1 gl“""‘ ’1‘? highest since 1908. NEW YORK. Dec.-2--.M°mbe“ °£ from se’dlment ind restoring them to; ‘0 ,see i For Rent 1 “' Lynne S‘eam Bing & leamng C0.
PM [rim .3l'l9i‘?°l’il“. {mil rubber the American Warehouse Men's A530- 8 natural color. 1 no longerhad tot-lac iNow Occu led b the United J 4“" BRIDGE? RT 4""- o
uv’a' 1-! TS is at capacity and there elation to attend the annual convel‘b at night to pass the kidney secretions-i5i - ' Electric Ll; lit: .36 wfi‘et Co l Formerly knov‘vn u Ifldm‘mm 9W"! ‘ c'flnlflfl 3'
. 1.. v-r-‘T’Y of labor. , «non. report steadily increasing pros- either." . Tom" Mma .' 8E“ l , - Silk PM aw Ilunm I“ Lloo curtains Cleaned.
.urth-nr developed or "the very sat- perity ”tut ‘over the country. Charles \ Confirm. Hit Pm“_ .l . , . - qu to .. TGIODIIOM m ‘ I". LYNGI. PNP~A 298 5'“. a“ lrldnwon
1;“ ceneral condition heretofore h.- Grins. ofPittxmurSh. Secretary of Over two years later. Mr. .Soii'ock 31% ll“ crfford Hot I . ' : ‘A--“’..---‘.--- - - - ‘
features the Richmond dls- the Association. .dgclares “late if: said: “All 1 saidc in praise of Donn's . M sue“ l ’ e “-‘—?“‘-v“ ‘—“ . ' " H
We is salt! to be “timely in you has been“ 'PMWO‘” 0“ - Kidney Pills before. still holds gbod. ., . . . . -— —— ~
c" and getter-l business ‘is de- 'wmboue 111311.311“ that this.rcflects I use them once lava, while and the)“ “a "0”“ filmwww . '
it rig: in excellent on both conditioniin many line? of bitten?” .keepqnein goodhenlthl.‘ t - H‘ _ F . LY N . _ 0m SHIRTS BEER-s - -
“PT"- aml‘vmw“ ”m“!- . » ' ' Fried 500: “I“ ' done"- Dilu‘t . , .‘ . o So '. 0 . ' FOR- YOUR CLAM BAKES
.iNepoz-ts general conditions ‘in agaicultumi MTSlddur. 6'1.“- Miflnk.-tfl.§fk any remedy‘s-m‘ . Miriam..." 9"... "you: OAu ., (a . d J b P n . . [0m MARY .- Colnqcticut Avmue‘
. nth-g mm- of it ~ continua. "the .rafltmtbnva w mott- WW‘? M" indoor Pills-‘- 3 some than" ,1 'COAL' . .. ‘ . In“ 0 ‘ l'lfltlflg . phone 497, N
Ii” the "womb“ "mm“ "mm: ”MIWNW 1W‘9W 'Hn"8chock:hu'tvlce pubuoty-amm-I -,-‘ HE w l ' ' ' ' in: “Wrap-r. amtwm. am Prion Sole, Agents for The, Noriyaik‘s ./
My”: gargantuan , .T M. EFERON. C0», ~ ., , On Dru ht unsolicited”. .’
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