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DRAPEBIES ,
in Dotted Swiss, Muslin-3. Seriins. Mars
(nineties. Plain ad Hematite-lied Mar
drum and (‘olored (‘urtatn Scriins:
also. Dutch t‘urttnus, Nottingham and
Swiss Ruined
I E. K. BANKS
“Light oi the
Western Stars"
By Zane Grey.
' Just published in the popular
a
't
edition, 50¢. at
DONNELLY 'S
STATIONERY STORE
to South Main Street.
Ill Ntws
—-\W J’
The restmi stwtttit oi the Hospital
“'hist l to“. ts to be Lid toii.tti'iot\ of
term-on
I .. Hy. .. _ . .1-
Mat \ \tll\\ilti\ s oldest inli.i t1
hints" it trying hard to retail ii
Ma «it It. 'I as told as ll l~ today.
___..___i
The .t Addie \'»‘_’tt' is today in
Sou \ot. harbor From that port
[be In: u il ltl\\ it ltiirer to Sidiliiortl.
.
tl‘aiisat-tttl
litittltli- business «its
last rlt'flttg .it tltt- rtpttiar meeting
(If ti..- t-rtt Itistriti t‘oniintsmoneis
._;_____
s‘tttt .‘lllllllnfl'(‘Ulllllllla today for
the l"l“e' .‘I'ttt Edison llt‘dllltlllll llist'
I'llomk'lttlt‘l /
.._,_.___
'l‘ite loin (‘ W” on hat shop. on
South ,\1 . n Meet, suspended opera-
tions tor tt-stet'tlay that inventory
might be Iilxen. n"
The t: \ ll Kleinorntl s‘ertiee is
to lN' thtt ill the post rooms on Wash-
ington .t wt toiiluU'tm eh-ninu at
723” ”It'll";
all
l'luit- i't' pious-essiw tor in.- sotial
-—————l
3 ”and tlt‘tiH‘I‘ “lilt'll Is to begit‘en tomor-
'?hw e\vt"ng in the Fflk's' Home in
’it'hotior of St: I’titriek‘s Day.
tipping totipoits ltltlil\' [or
linmuttid Dist-
Start
ill” l-'l" t- 5]
Phonon s ph
'.o Ellison
‘ .
|| lt.‘ Stations oi the (‘rost‘t
liltlifiv
Tllt‘
he in
'l'ltt-ro t
and 't-“ttdttion ton-gin Ill St
Inns Il-tttit.ti1sit (‘stltttlit- t'llill'(‘ll.
«tumor. lit“ .1. .\'. Slabo. “ill
(‘hfllut- Ui- ‘tiese lknlr‘tl tiN'ttliOlls‘.
fa... w
The (litt' Fellows‘ tournament will
7 to tott'otttt-d tonight to lllv hall on
South \l on street. 'Iltost- eriuitued in
the t-o:t-t~~ are me‘nheis ol lltitlor
Lott-4e :tttti t'oltiix Enemnpinent.
Snruh-tit tlrt-Ssinu work will he done
A ,
t”
t
MILK .
Plays such
l
away from
, ing milk or milk products
l
l
. BORDEN’S ;
cussing Borden‘ 5 products and
the more you know of them
the more you will understand
the temptation to say “Best"
when speaking of Borden's.
A Borden wagon passes your door evéry day.
salesman will be glad to serre you.
I
an important part i
in the daily life of the com- :
munity that it rises to the
dignity of a public institution.
As much as we dislike super-
latives it is difficult to keep
them when dis-
The
When buy-
be sure they're Borden‘s.
.\lit‘ll
ttTt- in). against ,\ti
tr'ttso \Irs \loitahnn hus
tilt d u tttnsttttitplztiitt $7.4m" itllllltiu)
In llit llt\(il't't-‘ suit brought in
itl'l .\ltill.lllltll. o:
Mortal on
is risked
Il‘pl't‘t'll' \Ii \loiinltitli
'lltt- :tttttt..tl l‘t‘t'llllL’ oi the \tII'\\i|lh
litlll t'tttl- is to be held tonight at the
tumours \Yailsh k- llnlt'tell'
brought to the light oi the uorld oi
nt‘lt‘lltt'
healing potency than all other
terns combined, embracing the grant
ttst philosophical principles of any
due The results oi these rational
natural and skilllul tnetiiods ate uii
surpassed.
sys
llr l-Tltiiner is llil‘ author oi the 1am
otis little lllltlh entitled, The Kt'Hilll
tion ill Medical Practice" In this.
otttte ot' iitt Fred W Thompson t‘tLlhtth- \tlltllnt‘ he laid the totttttluttot.
\\;tte-r :t est. uptown
\Hll
t‘lt‘t'lltlll or officers.
ll‘dl oiistitt-ss be dismissed and
tilt I‘t' \\ ill lli‘
St l'.ii 'irk's li.iy “Ill be observed
lit at Sun-
titty
night
ti't'lot'l‘
Joseph's t'itnrth oii next
t-tt-ninu. Ill~lt‘;ill tti
tin Sunday evening. at the 7:30
tlt'\'till0n.~'. a let'ture on "Ire-
hind" be given by Rev. T. ll.
Smith, pus-tor ol the. (‘Intreli of ”W
tilt-«ed Sacrament. Waterbury, l-‘atlt-
T'r‘Snttth is :i speaker of ability.
nil
NlllllBlE DiMONSlllillllN‘
Allied Men’s Hall," South Nornatlt,‘
Thursday, March 23.--lnterest.
ing News to the Sick
In, I, Illtnm-r. ulio denionstrutt-d
uttrlt III most all oi the (‘oiinet‘tt
principal t‘illt‘s. \\'lll demonstrate
it.
t‘il
lll‘s natureeputhic methods in Ito!
\ttnt's Hall. South \‘orwtltt. iit ‘.‘.l'i
o'rlock. 'I‘iinrsd.iy_ Mart-It '.‘::. Iii
l‘ltn'tttr and his' associates .‘lI'I' \\‘t-ll
l\"|‘\\ll lll‘.it r the Ilttlilt' of “The Na
lll't‘ttpilillll' Inn-tors" 'l‘liey :nt- tit-in-
ot'stratinu at the request oi llll"tl
patrons and students who are inter
- tal ll‘ htt it-titat‘kaltlt with and rt-
t. Ami—tin lwul‘ill.
ltr I llllllllt'l' of Hartford, hits ltt-t-ti
llltti' ietnai‘kal-ly successful ill Iii-
IllJt'llt't'. lie is :t
ill-‘5' :ttlHtIlt't‘J schools oi natural tIit-r
toinol'rou' '
urn liititt- oI tIt-rl
Matters of fin tot .t entll‘ sound principle ot prontoI
toy: and kl‘t'plll: health
llr liltinirr l\ author oi \iirtoiis
other “(irks ‘
lie has lt't‘l tired and deal
onstrnted tits uorlt ill the ltrlitmllll:
cities and halls in the state'
About the years ago IrrH'eiisortlt
hall, also in tinrtitpi Iiiill, Waterbury.
ling-- l‘ntty hall. Hurti‘oid. eight years
.IKU. 'iut'ii hall. llnt‘kHllv‘. Forester
hall. l‘iiiiltnr). \ .\l. (' ;\. llt't” t\\iir
tier hallt. liriigt-port. Town hall,
\l‘ut Han-n. Lyric hall. Ne“ l.oii>
,tlon St Mary's 'I‘ A ll hull. Nor
nick. Ilannas armory, New Ilritztin.
tiid l\ .trnt r hall. I“ New ”men
The h-ettirt. and demonstrations
[litth'ti llllll to he .i master of the “fill
mg art and as ti result ino-‘t oti‘tecs ol‘
\.'lll7t‘tlllllllllt' physicians are \isileti
by throngs ot' people.
There Is no question of tlouht tliiit
peoph- “ill IHilll themselves ot‘ lll"
opportunity to sm- this remarkable
work uni hear l‘tr Illunier's lecturer-
1"“ the almve date iii the lied \len's
ll.ill
livery studious and ambitious y illllg_
noun and woman should not in” o tit
tend and learn how to better their
condition by llll‘ study of tlils sch-nee.
...___.
N0 STRIKE EXPECTED.
Labor Situation in Port Cheater Take:
On a Brighter Hue.
While it was at first feared thttt
there would llt' a general labor strike
because of the demand made for hi".
er wages by practically every tiiiioii
Port Chester, the new rates
l
lot‘hl in
to take effect .\pril ist, ’it is no“
Iieved by the union lenders that llit
‘Adnnis will probably appear in
l Violet
' cast
.‘dlld I: a drama depii'iitg the tundra
inhnitt-ly inore ptmertnl in;
Man and Maude Adamo
coming.
Contracts have just been signed (or
”W Immune of Miss Frames Sun
in her new play "Marie Odette" at the
F mic”
3Regent Theatre on March 23. and
also for the appearnnce c1 Misti Maude
3Adnnis herself on April to Miss
“Th:
Little Minister " '
Pictures at Lockwocd'a Hall,
A treat is ill store for iiioiie loyers
today at Lockwoods Hall when the
l‘il‘ct full \\'in Fox production oi “Tin-
illfll‘ltlt Heart” “ill be presented will;
lloruer out an ,tll s.;ii Fox
'Iht. plt‘ltlre is tn lite part:
of a guilty eonst-ienee l‘ l- a pup
ertul pliuloplii) ul 1. it Aliti lt‘trlgut-
nitli a great [Utll‘dl The Marblt
tile-art“ is a hit: it..-tt l.' settled in a
big way ’I‘ur tutti» i’.t-..ntouitt pre
s’elils "He he ill l.o\v nl‘li lilo
’\\'iir" and on salami). \' i. s It:
oflets one of Ilir armrest .4” Lil eon:
t-dy dint-inn. The M ~h-ai .; ladi'
l'l‘lll‘ lilt'llll't is ink-wt. tzttzzt Lie play
toi' the ~t1'llt' name llid' nutt sut'li i
lsiittttsstul rlil‘. at th lr‘ll't -. I‘heatrt
fin Yes You t‘il}_ rt t" p1,) l‘tit-re In
lt‘it'l)‘.litll,L' 'ltztt t..ts titliiitll'td in ”r
lth. and a to! more that is l‘ttiit' pt):
lsililt' llirtiticii the [iltlllit t'st‘mh
llltlll Mattnees are giteit t! tht
tseek at |.t-(kwood.~ ll.ilt .ttttE lIll
‘t‘tllltliitit shows at HIP-'lt‘
~—
fi‘Maggle Pepper" by Miss Winifred St.
Claire and Her Own Company.
i-‘r-vy trpptll'lullillrg are .tt't.trdeti lllf‘
atregoert to witness A real \leii'opol
itiiii produttion in their llUlut tonns
at real popular prim-s “Hill“ the reach
or all, such is In sum itIl‘ lint patron: .
to! the Iiegeiit Theatre lUtiIH .\ll tin
plays in the rt-perto:re are protiiit‘ .
ttions, and it is hard to choose which;
lis the greatest one, but in 'Alngsie}
li'epper" with its scenes in the depart I
'ntent store, with the thing tttotit-ls,‘
[its home :l-enes, and Si‘ti'h rooin oit
the store, etc. with all oi the tisuai
St. (‘lalre detail, completeness until
llnvishness in staget'rait one sees it‘
lplay as it he was really it littng ch.ir f
iflt‘lt‘r within ll. Miss St t‘liiite Ill
.tlie title role iiinkes oi the part jUs‘.
iwlnit (‘liarles Klein, the author. in
’tended. Maggie it u settintidu :iin
tNtious young woman him has kl'tmtll
up from it cash girl to principal titiyer
oi the establishment, she also Jill“
‘hoine trials in which she protes heit
.ittitursl optimism. All the character.
in the play are every day people, ano‘
it takes the entire alrenultl or Miss
St. Claire's aggregation to complete:
:tIie cast. Every working girl shoiiloj
tsee "Illuggie Pepper" 1
l
l
“It Pays to Advertlce."
At the Regent Theatre, on )tondsy
liiiutinee and night. one ot the lllOol‘
illlpdrluul plays of the season is to!
be the attraction when t'oituii and.
illurris will present their latest hittgli t
ll": suen-tis, "it Pays to Advertise.’ -‘
This is beyond all question the most
:successful Alllel‘lt‘hlltial‘ce ever stat,-
-t-.l. Many 01 our local playsoers hate,
seen it during the iiityvtwo weeks run
at the Cohan Theatre, New York t‘il5'.‘
tseven months in Chicago and three
linontlis In Boston. and surely t‘\t‘l).
tone llllb' heard and resd oi the ire
iinendous triumph of this clean, clu»
inrly constructed and convincing;
satire on sensational modern business
boosting. "It Pays to Advertise" is
as true as its title, though the name
give- but little idea of the wealth ot
rapid-tire fun, and the ingeniously
tuontrlved complications that eonipriset
the story oi lore, printer‘s ink and the '
ptHH‘l‘ of publicity. The superb cast,
tiery int-tuber oi‘ which “as selected;
by Mr t‘ohnit. inclulcs hdnu llakenl
Ilit-lmrtl Sterling. John Butler, \\'il-.
liiiin lloldcu. Dorothy Foster. Mar
Jill'lt‘ Poir, (‘arol Warren, fluorite Still;
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TODAY'S SUCCESS
TO BE REPEATED
TOMORROW '
HOOSIE'R .
Kitchen Cabinet
71.. Forum In}; 0.0,
‘ ‘Hooeier Beauty"
i
Another big gathering of home folks today to see the new Hoosier Kitchen
’Cabincts domaistrated as thousands of peoplt saw them at the Palama Patific
Exposition in San Francisco where Hoosier won the Gold Medal. Bring your
friends and neighbors tomorrow, as many ladies did yesterday. See how a mil-
lion modern housewives do their kitchen work in half the time it takes most
Women. See the many exclusive features that have made the Hoosier outsell
any other five makes of kitchen cabinets combined.
No Other Cabinet Has These Points of Superiority.
1. See the Shaker Flour you need at your finger tips. only “In! “I "0'" “"l“
Sitter. Sifts iloui three .\'0 danger of knocking over it is an, to (Ale sugar out
times as fast as rotart sitt- unt- or spilling: them
' - . - ' of t or m.
ers, Makes it fluffy and 3. See the Hooaier Double- on
4. So. the Full View Roll
Doom expend to View. Hm
itary. chunk.
removable.
Acting Sugar Bin. Holds
three times the sugar most
hins‘ contain. So you can buy
iii economical quantities. The
See the 40 ,Ways That
Hoosier Saves You Labor
light. t‘an't wear outhvuids ‘
grit or broken wire.
2. See the Revolving Spice
Cantor. It puts [lit-
Instant‘is
spires
$20.35
$38.00
51 on Delivery
31 Weekly
In Extra Fees
Money-Back
Guarantee
How it saves you miles of walking to and fro about
your kitchen to coliert and put away supplies each meal.
How it lett you sit down comfortably at your work with
400 articles all handli- arranged at your fingers' ends.
How it leaves your k'tt-iten tidy and gives you hours of
freedom {or other things,
See the new models—the low prices and the easy terms
“e are offering on every Hoosier cabinet in this sale.
You \vllllenrnImore about the modern ways of house-
keeping in ten minutes than you could learn by reading
the magazines for a year. Don't miss this big treat that
so many people saw at the San Francisco Pair. Come to
inorrow without fail.
salami “—-I*
We Specialize in Furnishing [lo-es Complete
Sterling Furniture Co,
129-131 Waltlngton St.
PHONE 105 So. mom,
tomorro-n tllt‘lllOOll at the home of aptttttios, hat-int: ll‘lllo and. riugitn dent labor trouble clouds “ill I’ll-V" over “P”. llernnrd Thornton. Spencer
Mrs. H. S Kendall iii Elitiuood ave» “"“lhm‘d l""‘”" H“ Wm“ 1‘" 'l ” . . . t . \-‘ . ' d El ' ltL
. .. . ‘ d' ., . | , it.t:ttrt- and not thi- tlillgs. that dot-st The t‘ontractors‘ Association, to whom lylldrllr-‘i. Lari": -l-lllldlld All ”Hill" ‘ s:
“"9' \\ ”I" “ ‘L b9 r9“ " M ' f“ OM." 'l‘t‘ (‘it‘ilth llls‘ lttlli: .~‘llhl_\' lit lli‘ the demands were nmdo_ hug mm,“ m, .\lt'§.}llntit‘, it‘lll'r Ol‘dt'l )Olll Null-M .
“mgr" "“"""“lt "mm" or l”“‘"- ls.tlii‘t'vti'ent''ts'.\'.-ttins1:tiitl ltl'l‘lk" lir‘ltt'ill‘t official action in the matter, lllll .. m” 3' ._ f “ ‘ * V . ~
119.? c . l.ttll.:‘.l Hill 1.. p are asttt‘ ti 0i tll )A | _ 1 \ . y ‘ t fl is
__._._._. theory and oinptoy methods that lititt t'mmm'l M ”“_ largest ““"dlf‘F ‘0“ “Overnight." Friday. ‘ l OHICHESTEB a PILLS - , 1
pm”. ,‘ \t' ll .uw” oI (~ra(_"lt‘;lhl‘ll :iiid lttgtr hark ot' lllt'lll llitil l't‘l'llS "I NW". N L“ Sflltlt “'1‘ “mill; “I ‘,\II the World loves it lover" is a; ‘ 1‘ng Inn-own BEAN", What Are Your M?
(‘h‘ ‘ l,‘ | _. .7 (‘iti .' I“ ”Lam. i‘ttt' ill inrtuony uith lli.lttl‘t‘ and War]; :|(‘(‘|‘[Il‘ to the rise in wages. iIntu- \t-orn adage, and yet it Is “"t * 5.! g lgfiuifi’fittmmfl' s.
lllt . .ttm) .. “us I .t i - - I""‘ ”H. “imp... , The ”monk,“ demand a mm- at. new today its yesterday. thitt is who, nil L:fl:"2,§f:;f 3:323: mfg“ The scientific conduct of hunlnou and m albino today clan-no ‘
er last "Hm": M ":9 m'd'\‘e‘lk 1‘0”» ll!" """“"'I‘ 'M“ "”‘l ““"H‘""'l"'i”“ i‘ortv (‘t‘tils ti tl'lV or 1 raise from $1.25 ”MW“ ml”"”"“ ”“9“ ““"d "l “lint-5s; K. T.“ " filth". ll"'“i~"‘." the method. empioyod wry flotilla"
ten M‘Nltt‘ at (irate ('lllll‘t‘ll. \Itis‘it‘t nllt‘t‘t‘ss ot' lir llluiiter‘s inet‘ttods hust‘ ' _ ’ " d l I klnt‘ers m: the performance of "Over Mill“ . hing niniir‘rifn‘tlfih'infifi's: ‘ y
for than ~t‘r\l('(‘\' are r?lldl‘l‘l'll lw astonished tlle multitudes. his lt't'lttl‘vt '“ "M: ”l“ masons “n ”c ' _ by .‘llB-‘t \Vlllllrt‘tl 81.1711!er illld ll”. Y“"*""*'”*'*‘t~>-k=t.MmeReliable n o o
e t..-.. .I it . lv- 1 (- ill . lt‘te highly edntationil. llr. Ullllllt‘l' l lil'tllll $4.3ll1055-3ll1 the plumbers “'2? pm (“Willi")? on “Md.“- " StillllilllllltfifilSISEVfRWIEfi AVOId The Imiy
m m t- .ll.lt!‘ .u t. Ill" Mm” and am" “1. ”I“ Nillllrt'lll’tl‘ to 3“,", and the laborers from $2.0tl For trio“: are four lovers ill the. ”m . .
"“ ‘ "' . ittttt- t‘ollt-xe. also lot-mar president hi to $3.50. Each of ”N. raises pm". “smut/entriedy. 'l‘tto couples have JllSl mar-l “' “ _.-._._ j "M“ --— 0! not having a checking account. We lathe acoounto which an \-
-" l'tt"—'" “l“lfill‘t" 0" 50“““1‘ “ll-"f the National Sticiety ol Natureopaths demanded Iormtu‘lv. and bpcaufi'p m ”Od- 3‘"! start 011‘ 0“ ”er wedding; given efficient Ind courteou- lm *
will lt:l\t‘ tn‘ultt on the special lrtllll;tlll'l honorary Illt'llll‘t‘l' of the llllt‘l‘lld ’ . . I ‘ : it" of help the ”ll" as ’5 “small. the MS? “uh one The Banner Home. ' " "V '
for ”m tlvt'iding basketball smile minimal Asstit‘llliitin of l‘h}‘,~lq'l(‘n§ and much nor}. am a scare , . ‘ couple, the husband isu demtire,qulet' . Fa‘flleld Lount National B
S; "’Polln'. t‘tltltlttl't‘rs Hf“ rt’fltl." ‘0 1‘11." lht‘ hill" retiring sort of Illllll. while his wife: an . ‘
be ittntt-t‘t tn the Ittmhrtry armory 1w- “T . . , _ _. ~ It .- .. h min t ade Baker ‘
. _ . lit: iet 01‘th oi curt-s tott MiC-lllt'll 9r ”ups. s in ODDONIP, she .s a June g. y TH
' tween ”W players m ”w my “M ”ml i'lmmhk'” haw gained I" him ”"3 Port i‘llfw‘ii‘l" mechanics do not mannish suffrugntte. able to take care . . E OLDEOT MNK IN NORWALK.
locals. tt._.,t roputution. m- a re-uli of which I '1 . it WM“ for more moncv. it' herself and all around her. 'l'llt @011 shopping doys, when I am tired
.__, _ M*___ __ __- tit.» Naturenpatliic College or Hartford 3”“: " “”f “ “‘ " g n 1 mm; ttiter couple it} Que-don has it" It‘s. 01' hurrying to and rm,
' 'llllh‘ been founded. The three princt— ln t-reenni-li. workmen 0 . autster of “19.1“”? fflmllyt a P0““”‘“‘ My steps will wander}, toward the ’
SPRING TONIC [Mm “hinh are 0539“,“ are the men of the big olts have asked for sub tighterful, dominant mnn.‘ while his: place 1-.“- . _
0“" . ':tl dealing uith the mind. mechanical mum“ Int-roast“? and have melt-ed ittll‘ “'ilt‘ is 8 clinging. errlllRt (1‘11?va Wh ' " "’ “‘ ‘ ‘ ~‘— g—-~--—q
s Syr Hypophesphites Co. Itlt-alilll: with the structure or the . ‘ ml in Mount Vernon i'ew R0 Wependent little woman. The tour; ' ere bread and cookl‘asgrow, I
739- large bt‘llll‘. . ' . - I (flip it 1min“...- "nu.“"m' a ‘ , ' itart on their wedding trips on thei
. ,‘plll‘ J'” l l‘ n“ (u - ~ k ‘ a “bite Plains in ‘ Outside the i i d d h'l
; ' StillSO'l-l'mvell Corporation ; llltthIitll dealing with the composition Chen“ ‘0“ "5 an. _ ' steamer Hclndrlck Hudson from; ' ar 6 amp on C ll. , I“;
I I ltti‘ the butnmi bodv. In the combined, ”PM“ in D33" Similar ‘0 ”109°- 79' l’oughkeepsie, when the little demuret With softly falling snow, :t
t ' 1 t h .- t ’
f PREschPT'ON oRUOGtBTl. tutt-tltods which he names, ‘NKIUN‘O‘, quested here have been asked tor. In «he remembers she wants a telegram But there is heat, with odors sweet, 3 ,
32 Washington Strut .padttr students of this system employ all likelihood. the demands of tlte “n. tent to her mother. and her niaster- Wliere‘brend and 000m grow, I . ‘
South Namath. Conn. loot oitl.\".t.he latest. but the most val- ion men in' the latter cities will be til husband volunteers to send it, and- l . I: ;
~~... tiable systems of therapeutics ever :bom ”19 same “me the 01h" couple l There're loaf cakes nice and cup cakest ‘
___ _- ”7““ granted. remembers they have left their hand: . iced I »
. *———- bag. and the suflragette wife, leaflllSt F t M 'ul in ; - ' .
l ‘? WILL PROMOTE PEAeE. her little husband will be run over or; 9- so to a row,‘ i i / , _
t ' \‘FW YORK March 16—»The something terrible happen to litm, Misfit“! 011. so many toothsonie things, ; j
I \ . l I ‘ I I All i I I n . b
‘ GETTING RICH town? 10 “Mom Pm“ 0' “MC" 3113112221150 hxaoppfgl'll gift bilge boat I “Pd at 5 mm” An interesting showmg of mm effect: in Beauty
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*‘ormer President William H. Taft is starts 0!! and leaves the two people . . . . . . . ,.
, . t , ——- Veils and Veilin inspection. ' ‘ 1
~' ' 'tlic heat-‘1. announced today that It has on shore. the husband and wife of gs await your l The “net, d l
I . . . t . . “
Why dont you open your account With ths Institu- begun a movement to induce the Dem the husband and Wife that ""9 '9“ styles is greater than ever before, and prices are no higher ’3
1 tion god; and make th t t f0“, rd e 1 h d Toot-title and Republican Conventions onuboard. “‘19— leaves rather an em- ‘ ‘ ‘h
= ' ‘_ . Y ‘ 3 3 3" a 9 w a t an harassing situation—the two cling» than in previous seasons. mt . .11
‘ 1‘ independence? _ . i to_ insert planks In national, state and In: ones on board console on): other. '[w SPR" a SKIRIS . V
1 I" , gcounty platforms. tndorstns the prO- try to hide their feelings, to thus be l __ f
. . One dollar will make abeginnmg and regular deposits Eposnl that a leag‘ue or nation: be gum in! firm their '°Ve%v‘;,“"f:° - . . » 4
t' T ' ' "and [owing ‘ tt'ormed after the war ’malntaln the "t 9‘" ° marriage. en 9 l ’
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