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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

WEDNESDAY, DEC 8. 19.5

 

 

 

 

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"7' '1': ‘Jvlvtvivi and. ‘1‘:

q,-Ia

chopped green peppets Without the
seeds), taut) shapes of pickled beam

ttttt sittutttttts

'tdl'itlllt‘dl and grated egg yolks \vtll
fOR 600” comma uttid greatly to their .ttti‘actiw ilplll‘l-tl"
‘tttllt‘e.

Corset Bags.

with butttr. salt and ptpper. if you lhe “Hpm “,er ban a...
will, and perhaps a little sugar will tiottered ribbon. I“ mp Wm” of the
improve it for some people. but gen- [’“g'g length i, a “which hoop six
9'3“)? it IS amply 5W9“ 01‘ “59m H incltt-s in diameter. covered vvith shir»
the squash I5 5'” Ii ”‘9' red ribbon. tti “llll'll the bag is ttts
idly 0“" a. "“1" hi" fire until some ttnctt so that it is Itclll distended .t
of the water 1‘ dried out. Smooth
and meaty squash may be
for servtnz.

made o7

\vatery.

itreut convenience “hen slipping the
molded corset into it. The bag has a sachet
at the bottom and at the top are rib-
bon ties to hang it by. if desired. The
D‘I‘9W59d ‘0' Tea. ribbon chosen to make the bait it-t dark
For the allernooll tea table even the “mug“ m be durable.
learit expensive of crackers may be ..
deliciously disguised it treated as {01- ppm,” Mistress-I would like to
lowr: Brush them over nitli melted “a... 3m] a good recommendation.
butter and then dllsl thickly with ultra. but my conscience compels
“MW? “'1!“th "la-PIP SUE?” 0f 5 (“0111' me to state that never got the
bination of granulated sugar at the proper. time. I
powdered cinnamon ‘vi'OlldPr how i pttt it in mm
Then arrange them on an inverted Hm of “fly,
baiting tin and place in a hot oven un- Eliza
til the butter and :UL’HI‘ melts: into a ”Heals the same .ts I got pa}
crisp, dainty crust. On their removal Chicago Herald.

0' W" map” ""“Ttrnhi” ”l gm”: one“! IlIlB ”MACH”
SIIIlAISS, ltllIBABIl

nut meat, and into the sugar and clu-

you
and meals ready
can it
You might say that i not the
my

namon ones a large seeded raisin that
has been boiled until plutnp or u pit
ted date treated in tlte saute manner.

Still additional varietlesmuy tonulst
of stitfly whipped tgg “bites. ponder-
ed sugar and either minced cundied Rub B‘CK'CM Aw" w'th Small Tm"

orange peel. chopped m” Bottle of Old. Penetrating
“St. Jacob'a Oil.”

 

ll‘lPItl S or
\

chopped raisins and currants. Tho‘
Wafers should be spread thickly with' “Mk hurt you t‘uu't straighten up
the mixture. and then browned iti the without feeling suddctt pains sharp

riches mid tvvinges'.’ \‘ow listen! 'l‘hut' s
lumbauo sciatica ot maybe horn ll
tlrttin. and you ll get relief the mont-
tntl yott rub your hat-It with soothing,

some manner as a meringue.
Canopus. although a rather high-
Bounding title. may be made from
cruckera. dressed with a highly sea-
(toned paste of hioater. “mm“. shrimp penetrating "St. .lncoli's Oil." Nothing:

‘
m \. .-.“:.

SUBBISIIIINS ABIlIJl
llll All Of DRESSING

 

 

at ptest-nt Alllei‘lt’it has not.
of the llt'lgllllu artu) ina-
ltas inani satisfactory imita-

'tlttuiult
a \lUIllIt'Hlt‘
ltzrittl. it
limits. There are rough serges. gab-
.trtliues, and novelty materials the e.\~
act shade lltluiutn blue and ttttttli
like the ttselt. rough
surges are particularly cit'et-tivc made
the military styles and they
have the advantage of being youthful,

hl
lll'cllcl‘ltll The

tip in
\lso a suit of tough serge can be worn
»thrtiughottt the
the spring.
(‘ortluroy

uitttet' and late into

is one of the softest anti

.mtist pleasing titatcrittls tor girls
suits. It has been in the inarltet for
years. The cord is hide or liHll‘O“.

as the buyer uislien. This corduroy
makes the winning of militaty
The patch pockets of corduroy
on corduroy artI felt-hint: and hite t‘ic'
wit it dashing air. the buttons
of blue. \vith a touch of red or a dark-
er blue. harmonize with the material
to the degree of perfection.

.\n lniportt-d military suit has: tt cir-

most
suits.

and

cular skirt, \\lll(‘l.l tits snugly over the
hips. 'l‘tvo Ittl'ue patch pockets just
llt'ltl“ the hips. lll'lHII)’ stitched with

black thread. make up attractiie and
lunch” tttntmlnu 'l‘ht- pockets button
to the >ltll‘l unit a large blue military
button. The bottom of the skirt has
"several i‘tnts ot blitcl. stitching

The jtlt‘ki-l. “Inch comes \H‘ll dontt
tht» is tight fitting at the
line brlon. There
are four envelope pockets. \vltich are
too lircttsl tutti

belon hips.

tvuist and lllllfil‘
buttoned \vith u ”up;
litlt'kl‘ls.
ltnttottltolcs

tvttt side

The tire pttl’llt‘llltil‘l)’

.1,-

-1-;', d U "1‘

The centre of the bottom of the lac-‘
itet is slashed. making it can) for the
tttaiet to get to the hip pockets of the
skirt. vvhitlt are large enough to hold
pulls and even bandages, 8:0.
which ends snug-
is also stitched to

A military collar.
under the chin.
match the buttonhtiles and cuffs.

’l‘u'o small straps on the shoulders,
held to the shoulder seam with but—
tons. give military swing to the suit’
that might be lacking otherwise.

The overcoat hangs in the front to

just abovc the kneel-t. In the back it
is several inches longer.
A severe military collar. much ends
liclovt the chin anti tiltich is stitched
like the suit collar. defies the. cold.
(‘ui’fs made of stitched bands of the
same material not on the sleeve dis-
play to advantage the gauntlet
ha l. The bands run straight around
tli - lower edge of the sleeve titttil they
meet. They then turn up and are end
t'tl vtitli a button about three inches
now the edge of the sleeve.

\ stitched belt iii the back of tho
cont gives it the fatigue appearance
of informal dress and makes the waist
line as it should be.

The back of the coat Is cut square
at the top and stitched onto the about-
dcrtt and partly on the sleeves vvlth
several rows of black stitching. At
the artist line an inverted plcttt allons
the ftttnest-i that makes the bottom of
the coat graceful and comfortable for
ttuiclt and nulttiinpered walking.

In the front the top of the coat la
.sltirrt-d. The coat buttons all the way
douu. At the waist line it is tight
enough to ltcep the cold wind trom
blotting up tttid loose enough to per-
tnit the coat being worn over a suit
or ltt‘ttVy Elli't“alf‘l'.

tlotlt the jacket and rout are lined
There is nothing more

“I"

n itli blue silk.

 

 

 

Ith0llltttl titties”
All snout now

 

Quickly Made Covers.
Iltiureket'pr‘l‘e usually have a “Hill-
lit-r of little tables \thich are aluay.

nt‘cding clean covers One doesn't Iihe'

to use entbroidcretl tetttcrpieces and
«lollies for the purpose.
tables are more than likely med :ts
lltllt‘

An excellent solution iii the may

stands for plant: or art catch-

alla.

of little table dresses is the plain linen
(over ornamented \\'Iill a tutored edge I

Natural colored.
tall depending; upon the use ot the lit»
tlt- tablet, and then the edge is. bound

\iith linen or heat) muslin of any ml».

The binding. when
lllt'll width and

or that you prefer
is
sometimes llilll!‘

completed. an in

~._—.....

such as hot

llubber goods.

, .
bottles. rtihhcr glov es and ~uclt thtugs.
“hit-h are Phlit‘lih‘ltt‘ \vhcn bought \vtll

last tit ice as long if they are treated
to a solution of stttltt
too or three months.
into the boiling soda
tttitil cool.
Physiologists urc agrccd that fish is
food» tnost fully absorbed.
Not only is this the tuse.
nutrltnt-nt it contains \vill bear tom-
ptttison ulth that lit .ttt_\ other fiefih
loud: and. lttklllfl tht clicupcr firth. one
may safely itilirm that more value for
money can be obtained in fish than In
it is difficult to grade

one of the

butcliers' meat.

fish with evactitude an to their TC‘lib:

tivc ntttritiotisness. but the folloninu
is a fairly accurate gttitle' Herring.
hull-

 

Now books at the South Nomalk

labile Library. added November. 1915. ""3" ‘Vl'P-‘i‘iilII-‘ilfi

are as follows: lltll'.'0l'llt. I'. l
Lintlcrntan F. is H ‘ ‘
. . ‘0r“t‘ \\ a. Il‘ll '11 n. I‘;ll'l|li 1.

Indian Why Stnrtw, llllllllllzt. ll. ll A k I
Nelson. AKA" Story "I (luv llihlt.

“this of Hunter. ti, I'lttlll'i." (l'urtor. \\' )s‘ l ttttttplttp
Bailey, L. H \Vtttlts.

“holy Hitl‘lll. The Four Million.

ltPiHud, E. l \\'hirliuius.

Ci’ntra. , . Heart of the West,
Tomlinson, I. (n. hives and Sevens.

in Camp on Bass island. tlptions.

'l‘ht- 'I‘riiitmed Lamp.

Maroonint: of Penny. Rolling stones.

 

 

GNEWONhY. 1- Ilottds of Iicstinv.
"‘he Little Man and Other Stories In... to“... ”f '1'”. (in
Balfour. G (‘obbaues anti Rinks. '
‘ »—-—~—-—~«-»~ -- — , , fl 'I‘I t- lictttlc Ci‘aftcr.
Strictly linsiitess.
, “[18 I8 fINE FOR 'l‘ltompson, W (l.
Occupational llisetisett.
Iht-Il. If. C.
K'DNH, " "fill The Young \‘t'ltcat Scout.
l-Iuton. W. l‘.
Iloy Scouts of the Wildcat l'utt'ol.
Green, 1.. W.
Flush the Kidney. at Once Whenr Two American Bots in the War
‘Back Hurts or Bladder Bothero, 20"“-
No man, or women who eats meat "film"- P“ "-
:- lax-iv can make a mistake by "mm
3'3“ ) -llrainertl. ll]. ll.
flushing the kidneys occasionally.. ppm...”
‘ says a well known authority. Meat lllt)lil_Ltt. or). I.. .\l.
forms uric acid which clogs the kid-. Autw ..r the pump

llirnunulmni. t‘. A.

strain only part of the waste and pol \ltiu .. e lsisltop and Other Stories

’lI‘aL-gatt. .\l.
son: from the 'blood. then you get pm”. Old ‘Hmm.
sick. Nourly all rheumatism. hoad- Beth's \i’onder Winter.

aches, liver trouble. nervousness, con- Runkle. B

stipatioll. dizziness, sleeplessneas blad Straight lion it the (‘toolted Lane.
. Q , llullard. EL

:9! IllEOPde/rs come from sluggish kid- ’l‘od and His Father.
25'3-

ltunkin, t‘. \l'.
The. moment you feel a dull ache in The (" iuder Pond.

(the nitlneys or your “buck hurts. or if “INFO" A

loom: Hilda at tthe \\ at.

the urine is cloudy, offensive. full of Illanc‘httld. A. lu‘.

sediment. irregular of passage or at-
.t‘ertted by a sensation of scalding, get K,‘,.‘:§.‘.‘,’$’f3"§‘s d! Bril‘hmmm
About four ounces of Jud Salts from Smugglertt' Island.
may ;cr liable pharmacy and take a to- “‘0‘“an A D
lespzsonful in a glass of water bolero ( Imam“ -“ “00k

_ Stories.
reulttast‘. for few days and your kld- Wells, Pf. G.
W8. WI“ then act fine. ““5 famous The Research Magnificent.

u is made from the acid of grapes l‘l ard Mrs. H.

I demon juice, combined with lithiu lrggfiflgilifiusc
dihas been used for generations to ' ‘ ‘ ’
_b; clogged kidneys and stimulate margitjaggaorg in “"1"- \outh
n;- to activity. also. to neutralize Schools 0: Tomorrow.
‘ acids in urine so it no longercaus- Oppenheim. E.— P.

mounting ending bladder dls- The»? Women-
li‘on Bottom. B.

. i F0 t l
QM is inexpensive and cannot Hangs?“ f"; n'

~11uv-fland Hick"t Sophomore.
, intuit-utter adult which all reg- Camp. Vt.

'Imm Md‘tuke‘now and i! 2:3?ny Freshman.
Coo iteepvuie Edueys clan and E ‘
"flood: pure, thereby avoiding sari; Willing; 'Spk‘e Md Palm -. . . _ ..
v-‘MWYSPPPE‘WIW-

of

’l‘ltttnkegtving-

, ‘ 1and trimming!
inland—nothing also In the world gives

Ann-tlt-an ltctnlutton.
>t'lll to I't‘t’sltlt'ltl

:tiitl
sull-

recently.
Wilson on the

Ict‘l of pt't-pgtit-tlncss. “as Illtltlt‘ pub-
llt twin) ttt putt Iltt‘ letter Ml)!“
"'l‘hc spittt and “isdoni of the

Wonders of
ttll‘ til (It.

tuit' uttvetnmcltl tlltcctct!
prohlt-ttts l'ullltll ttllell‘tnll'
'tl tItt tn .;t the birth of lhi.s nation.
I}. destinble Ill tint pl‘t‘H‘lll
t». l‘ «1» '- Iftc- and property have
cvpt-tttlt-tl to maintain our nu-
tiottul inn-grit). btit \vho t-ttn doubt
llt propriety of the llI>I.
"The recent experience
pt‘tiplt‘s has demonstrated that kind
tit-ss and live t‘lill'lli. lll‘ iclit-tl up In
alone to protect them in tIi--ir rights
against the :tvttt‘it'v it'lll crime. bttt
that some slrtint: lticans arc l‘t"|llll'(‘tl
to insure the enjoyment of those
rights.

“We hcllctc llllt' the \ttlt'ure ot‘ the“
uttnlc country den-uric that our fed-‘

‘lll
LN

'I.\l|t‘

“('1 l‘

til lit-:tt't‘llll

omt :mtltoritits un'l representativcr
tnaltc suitttlilt |I~'tl)lll‘ttit'lll>‘ at this‘
‘Ili‘t to guard tl-t- evils \vhit'h olhtt'st

we sure to beset, it."

 

LIQUOR LAW VIOLATIONS. ;

WA'I‘I' [till IH. llet. h e\ en
cases of alleged violations of llll‘ til
uttot lau \t'cte hand in thc citv courtl
ycstetdni llts' :t testtlt of the evidence.

collected b\ State Policemen t". Mitt
thell and II. llrooks timing the
months of August and September. I

with tcsultaut fines of $2.» and costs
itt Iottt tases one of $1. I anti costs in
'anothet. one tlischatge and one cott-
tinttancc.

IIEAB Allll NBSlllllS
SIIIIIIB IIIBM CBIII-

 

“Pupe’ a Cold Compound" End: a Cold
or Grip» in a Few Hour... I
Your cold witt break and an grippe'
misery end after taking a dose of
"Pope's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three does are taken.
It promptly opens clogged-up nau-
'trltlls and air passages in the- head.

1utopia nusty dicharge or nous running.)

relieves sick headache, dull-ea. rover-t
fairness, some throat, “mint, somati-
tand stillness.

Don't. lay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
Eat your throbbing

'such prompt relief on "Pope's Gold

I

at on) drug- store. It-acu without. ll-

tit-3mm, tastes nice; and common in-
Thu-Jimmy. in 149.8. hyrlczwd my; t-couvenlence Accept. no substitute.

‘ \\ etc divided

Compound, " which costs only 25 (rental

' l

 

lttlS'Itlx. Itcc .\ A public Ill‘llI'IIIJ
Ill tonnt-ctitin \\llll an investigation of
the Nut York. No“ Haven and llurl~
lord Iltttlrottd, its contingent ltttblli
lll'b and the tnhdttt there-cr under
.\Itt~s:icltttst-tts Inns and the Inns of
other Upl‘llt'tl til the office of
the Public Service l‘tlllIlI|I~sItIll )cu-
tcrtlny.

'l‘lic IIl\t'\'Il2llIl0lI \Hlt- otdt-rctl l
the lust lcutslttturt- and ‘ll- commits"
slott is to make rccotuitteittlattions to.-
such leptslation as the results of the

slltlt-s.

investigation seem to warrant. l‘n;
tlet' IItt‘ terms of the at". the Ncwl
lluvcn loud pttv w tw tlt . probo.‘

l'rl‘~ltll'lll llmwtt t-ttviutt nr the.
New lIuvtIt ll-tlrontl. nus the first
\t'iltit'srz. Hr [Vt-rented to lht“ com-;

mission u Illl‘i‘t‘ mass of t-‘lotuntentaty
t-\iticiicc in connection “Illl IlltlllIlIt‘s.
Which the commission hits made rein—I
live to several of the New Iluven's
subsidiary companies.

DRUGGISTS WANT LICENSES.
HARTFORD. llet‘. llfi-Tlfl‘ phur~

 

.mncy commission held an examination

in the capitol yesterday of candidates
for state certificates. The candidates
ittto two classes. The
members of one of the classes. con- ‘
sislirtg of tncntv- -ninc and including
two women were examined in the hall
of the House of Representatives for
assistanls' certificates. The othet
'class ltt ultich there weto 22 appli-
‘cants f0t druggists' cetlificates was
Iexamined in Room 72 on the fourth
floor. ’I‘hev were examined on their
'thlllly to compound medicine.

 

 

NEW HAVEN ROAD CLERKS AR-
RESTED ‘

NEW LONDON Dec. 8.wlt3 ail \lay
and "Nlllllll Brown New Haven road'
cletks. were held in $750 bolldtl each
in the police court yesterday for trial
he Superior Court. charged with

Neck vards. Thev were caught open-‘
ing a car during. last night by rail-
toad officers, who were investigating

or anchovy Ill “‘0‘“ ““595 ”I“ WSW ”If“. ”kw “l".mrmwu' lameness and “mum" {mm m" ("mum-y mm” Th”, sensible 0r graceful for n skating suit et-ls. salmon. salt cod. mackerel.
being add'UounHy brawn“, with a witness so (llllt‘kly ion simply rub it or» not .sltlt‘lltitl \\Ill| the buttottholo m cm” than these two llintlt‘lfl. The but. red mullet. 1mm.“ “,1...
little lemon inter and paprika. on your back and out coiut-s the pain. slitt'll. is is the custom. “mpmt the) muffler. which does mm. as u bend "f . ._
8pm“ Ute paste "WI. small. tilt- H -L\ “1‘”va mm “mm” litlrtt ”'0 “w in“ holes. \tith the rough Mg” covering its vvell us a protector for the .Inpttnt-se authorities are tnlunl:
sweetened ”MM“ and place in a ilktll. sltovtinc About u sixttmnth of ttit inch neck looks most graceful Con‘h‘npd Ht‘ll?‘ to mpm-t some toootttttlo limp.
Ilodoratie Own a :tlllll‘lt‘lll lettuth of “mm" ”W "m” “m". ”M a “”“n “Wk ”N“ ”I" I‘M“ I” "“9 row of with either the suit or the jacket. For I‘Ir of HP“ in order to rt‘lu'H‘ Ill“ ill“
the for Lil p m an. mm”. “rial bottle ol old. hunt-st “St .ltlt‘ulitl black sillt‘lllllfl. \t equal tllrllflllf‘l“ ”mum“ p is a mlurortuble and healthy tire-“It'll I“ ”I” ”“9 ""ka due to
. Oral’lungs ot‘ tslll‘t‘ll .~:p “1...; 0me tltssapptnnte and has been reconit'uded are four 3~lllltltll' rovts of stitching. The Mud dress. ‘, overstock
for antic years. cu‘it2 arc ttls‘o stitched in black. _ 4—-
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS. Lite ot It. l. Sitwrltstin. . S. A Ft. FOR pRFP;REnNESS' pueuc HEARING ON RAtLROAD_ 'l‘hotmts ll, .s‘ltt-tltn. ti lilttncupolm
.1 .._.-... mm“ H lttmbcrman. \\llt) look ottt 3.300.000 of
«mfllny Intere<tlng Volumes Added to The hp“... llovt- 3'?“ ll'\\l:\- ""‘ ‘ "M" “I any state Conln'ilfiftlon Takes Peek at life lll~«'tlT.tllt't‘ sotctnl years all“ I0
South Nr rwalk Reading Room. .. . . ‘1‘" ”'mr “MIMI? I" “ ‘f"“”'” W of New Haven't! All-“'1 protect his business interests. has iti-
.,. .\lttlt‘. l-. .\l. llll‘ ((IIIIIII'IH t1: Nit lt‘?) Mitts of the

t-t‘catsed his line by SLIHIUJNIII, bet-tutu
t‘lltet‘llflees in \vhich he has
It Is reported that he plttns

of lien
engaged
to curry sit}
tittlly. ‘

IBII CAN’I IlNIl ANY
BAlilllIllll, AND llAlIl
STOPS IBIIINB Bill

Save Your Hair! Make It Thick, ley,
Gloss, and Beautiful of Once.

l‘ltIIt‘tlll til llt‘lll'lllll‘t’ “VP!"-

'l‘ry as you will. utter an upplicattoni

of Dunderiue. you (‘ull not find u single
trace. of dandrun' or falling hair and

.your scalp will not itch. but what will‘

please you most. will be after a few
week's use, 'when you see new
line and downy at flrst—yes—~littt retal—
Iy new hair—— growing all over
scalp.

A little Datidarine, immediately don—t

bias the beauty of your hair. .\'0 dif-

ference how dull. felled. brittle and
with:
tti

scraggy. just moisten a cloth

Danderlue and carefully draw
through your hair taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is hunted
late and amazing—your hair will be

tight. fluffy and wavy, and havo an lip-I

pearance of abundance; an incompara-
ble lustre. softness and tuxuriunce, the
health.

Get a zficent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toll-
beauty and shimmer of true hair

Ittheft of freight from cars in the Foil. oi. counter, and prove that your hair is

as pretty and soft as any—that. it has

Ibsen neglected or injured by careless

b e
numerous complaints of them. from treatment. 25 cent bottle will dou l
freight cars. the beauty of your but
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What Are Your Assets?

The actentlflo conduct of huulnm and per-tonal off-Ir. today clam.
the method! employed vary dlltlnutly

Avoid The liability

or not having it chucking uuouount. We invite account: which an
given efficient and uourtnuu attention.

" F atrfteld County Natitinal Bank.

 
 

THE OLD!" BANK IN ”ORWALK.

for these little,

oyster or “bite Illlt'lt‘

tlttard against (”(llllr':
ed tnalertals that are inclined to run!

I

water“

and outer every.
l.t'l them drop‘;
“titer and stand“

but tltef

ltait,I

the:
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6dr éjz’l’dC’fiCdl
flame Dre” flu/ting
l .Ceffonr

IRS

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-Prepartd Eipatttl/y For This .Veu‘lpaprr

by Pz'ttorta/ Ret'tcw

SEBVICEABLE SKIRT OF STYLISH DESIGN

\ultls of 31-inch tit.tttt:tl ll inc-e
_ _._ , “C \tij‘tttll‘llJ' lttult ttclt .t quarter )..t-t‘ t.’
'x ll..tI‘lI.ll may Ive Flt\ltl

.HH
.‘lllilllt'

ltl‘l‘l‘"‘11":‘tn‘lllllli‘r‘\'lll’ilillllvlL r.
ttiotlt-l to put lHLZt'llll'l‘ l‘lwI
1 lli‘ It Ill-«ll‘l‘ the from mine of fit-Ill itclt

t

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' in“ NH tltttilnlw “no" petfntutttotis. hp. 1
t. tt ftuitt gore. \vitlt t‘tl]lt'l'-ll‘ttl1't‘l
t‘tt tt't lll.tlcllt‘iil. 'l‘lit: largt '0" pen
tni..!ntii:- llltlit'iile the t'f'lilc‘l‘d'l'till'

' \th \ttlt‘ll to posttlon. leaving edges
Iii t :tl-uu- single large “H" p- i'ftttatIt-z

lut‘ 2t ltlutltt't.
sttlt- gttrc.
llhllllltlllfi.

l'ni'in inverted pleat t.~i
I‘I'l'ilbIIlK on lines of slot pct-
ltrtnp. folded edges tunetlur
on line of double "“0" ltt-i‘t‘oratltins and
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