awn sp-p'vmum‘e .w d‘m-u
-- ‘5‘:-
-. , “Wu-l-..
ti Silttlisnlllls L
in cool tooth
‘ put in jars. boil the syrup five minutes
longer and pour over the fruit.
x
'Canned Peaches.
Scald the fruit, then drain and drop
into cold water. Slip oil the skins and
column * lactation trout”
All Sulllll trottj llli tit 0i DRESSING
'l‘he shops are showing some Very
tstriking silk waists, very colorful andl
lllu>l attractive. These are for wear
with tailored shirts for they are de-
cidedly of the tailored type. The silk
is striped with
'.
a"-
.~- ..
airy
sneaker
. ome Dram/”(dimly
tt
i
‘ . , heavv wide stripes
at. . . . .- . . , . .- . . . , - . , ' ’
Potatoes Stuffed with Cheese halve the peaches. \\ etgh, allowing . t “9’18“?” “flu-14M“ ‘ “Tilda 93ml sometimes combined with narrow g eflonf I , t
' one-third of the weight in sugar, and F" New Oilcloth. 0‘ ”1“ long “11110 3531”, and “1 many ones. Ilut it is chiefly in the color ‘ i W i ‘7
( .
Bake until soft six or seven medium-
‘piaed potatoes and with a sharp knife
out directly in halves and remove the
cooked potato into a bowl. Mash and
odd one teaspoon of butter, one half
cup milk. one cup grated cheese and
Hit and pepper to taste. Beat with
I fork until light and creamy and fill
the potato skins, dust the top with
grated cheese and any remaining po-
uto and return to oven till crisp and
brown on top.
Italian Spaghetti.
two to three cups of water to each
pound of sugar. Boil sugar and water
for ten minutes to make a thin syrup,
then drop in the fruit, a small quantiv‘
ty at a time preferably; cook till ten
der, then lift with a spoon or strain-
er and place in sterilized jars. Fill to
overflowing with the boning syrup.
running a silver spoon down the sides
of the jar to expel the air.
Adjust the rubbers and place the
tops (which should also be sterilizedl
and screw as tightly as possible. Place
upside down to asCertaln if the Jars
\‘Vllll 1* l'l‘U-‘ll and WW 110i 8089)’ models they hang '11 several points, as
"at” SU'UlJ lilt'ruugllly MW Gilthlh. in the dress illustr tcd here. Full and
finishing the scrubbing with a rag. plraled at the waist, it hangs softly
llot dishes will not stick to it ill it over the foundation 5km, As if to
is slim this treatment. balance the ripples on the skirt, a
large cape-like collar is placed over
To Restore Whitaplotftes That Have the shoulders of this dress.
Become Yellow. , The caperciolar is still with
Wash as usual. then soak overnight among the many other dainty collars
in water to which cream of tartar, which are particularly noticeable. on
one tlblcspoonful to a quart, has bcenrdresses and waists. Some of the col
added. .lars extend almost, if not precisely.
down to the. waistline iii the back,
and those that are not quite so long
._.,..—.
Basins in which anything made with
combinations that the attraction oft
these new waists lies. Light backn
Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
By Pictorial Review
no,
grounds of pink, cream and pale blue
will have strong vivid stripes brought' .
out on them. White silk collar and ,
cuffs and large pearl buttons lllllhll‘ ',.-
these waists. '
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A Trip to Paris. ,
A careful review of the current
fall fashion tendencies in Paris will
disclose, in the bricl'cit possible sum-
mary, the following: i
The silhouette shows little cltangc,l
cxtlusivc shops, the next thin to dc
is look for the first hints iii utumn
costumes. Away and ahead of full”.
rivals this costume has put in a-
appctirance. it is fashioned of hand—
some broadcloth in the rich shade of
brown which is to be so fuhionablo
"v /
A Break half package of spaghetti are “Elli. 11 any Nice 95081)”. use flour has been mixed, should be put manage’to EN ”‘9 “5”") 1.9“?“ by with a continued development of‘ and trimmed Wm. moire silkaudbrai‘l.
Into pieces two inches long. throw a new. Willi" 01‘ screw 1110f? llSllllY- to soak in cold water. (”‘9 addition 0' a circular ruffle '0' curved lines, with some reversion tol The back gore of the gathered skirt
them into a kettle of boiling salted ._——— Wilhelm "lll- 5”“ another “"0”“ the Moyen age. ; is cut in one with thel backdo: 1h:
."‘ . . . ' ‘ - ~ d ~ . n , . ‘-'_t and with the st cs on roll
voter and let boil rapidly half an Fruit Cocktail. if you want cake to keep mom. ‘39? of utter 1’ ““0" m ”‘9 1"“ an bill“: “ill in slightly longer. 32;" be perforated f”, shorter hug":
hour. Remove, drain and throw into
cold water. In a saucepan put three
tuspoons of butter, add one small,
Iguly chopped onion and cook until
tender, then add one pint of strained
tomato pulp and the drained
mghetti. (‘ook uiitll thoroughly heat—
Take six peaches, pared, quartered
and pitted, add six large plums pared
in the same manner, three medium-
sized pears. cut into small cubes. Cov-
er these with powdered sugar, and
add a half cup of curmutjuice, top it
with a cherry currant.
ppm. a vamp“). sound apple in the very low cut and finished wagon:
cakc tin. The apple should be ro- points in boat. The “18981:“; i t
iiewed as soon as it shows any signs or scalloped, or finished “‘1 pco
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of withering. i,
It rubber rollers of a wringing 1113“
chine become sticky, as is often the
In the more extreme skirts the.
luiness is pushed toward the back,
rather than massed tit the sides. f ‘
'l‘hc waistline is usually normal, but
slightly above in some of the tailored!
garments.‘ ‘
A great season for lace is pre-
to be Worn as a tunic. In medium
size the costume requires 4!; yard-
Minch material, with ll/g yard lining
36 inches wide for front and back.
The lining should he of satin tats
feta and is folded in half so that tho '
two sections of the pattern may to
placed upon it, as shown in the cut
ting guide.
all and add one half pound grated ———- case after wringing flannels. rub them: dtcted "1' Parts, “I'm mature and. The broadcloth is folded carefullz i
cheese, one’half cup cream and salt Panned Chicken. with a rag moistened with paraffin. "l”‘mmy m black and "0““ “m“. in ml! for the arrangement of tho ,
Ind paprika to taste. Serve as soon Take three pounds of \liicken, tcnl wipe dry, and they will be equal to l”“'d°‘”m““n3- ! costume {it‘flll'm‘t Til“, ll?" 35 913:“!
is cheese is thoroughly melted. dcr' enough .f‘orvrotist'ing. split it for new. J: - 3" ‘3‘ “ill “llll lit" lallr‘lll." lilil'd it‘ll" irzg‘hlzl9:;;I(}:llldfi\r\'bl:'h (illirc-wltiilivrermsllcei:
iiroiltng, sprinkle inside and outside ‘ ‘ —-—-—. ””"mm‘ “‘“m‘ “m” “m “9"” 0t section next to it, on a lengthwise
Fondeau. with salt, pepper and flotm illub it l'ermtmgttntito of potash is an ex. coats. r “W"l thread. gwiilousc hack and it!!!"
llissolt'a' iltaids in mohair. with woven pat-l gore com next, laid on the fold of
Slice a stale penny roll; pour over
It three gills of boiling milk; whlin
.* looked, beat it well and mix with it
over thoroughly with butter and place
it in a double roast-pan. but it cook
three quarters of an hour, after which
cellcnt. clicap disinfectant.
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one ounce in a quart of boiling watchi
and potir a little down every (train
tcr.t.~ iii white on a dark ground. or
in two contrasting colors, will also:
broadcloth followed by the ‘frort
gore of the skirt, arranged in. tho
same way. The collar is sandwichcl
one half pound of cheese, finely grat- remove it to a hot platter. To thrce once a “N‘k if you want to keep the b“ "ml h" "imming tailored “m5" ' ”we?“ “Clio“ H in “.“d “(l-’1”
ad; add the yolks of four tags well talilcspoonl’uls of the fat remaining in pom “you, Petticoats m ”mm or i" "M' m" fmggop'f,"PREV?Te,,l§'(igt,li,‘:,.mi£
' v ~ ' .,. . p ‘ (Ir ll‘ .1 '
whisked. All this may be prepared the [tilll,lttlil ti largo spoonful of hrowtt- —.—.- “Hl 1" "ml" ”l‘llm‘” throughout. the waist, “wor'flww “fem,“ and
t when most convenient; immediately ed flour, stir it thoroughly and strain. \\‘hcn brown shoes darken more ”M" ““3”" “r" 1M” “WM ! " ffll'lllfl- all t‘" “ ll‘llilll‘wlw "”9““ ”f
_ mam“, j, is “Mum. boat the while of pouring it m“. the “1-1,.va mm“), than is lllit’tl, a liquid polish will often .\ urtidutil chttngo ts hoiuu lllll't)‘ ‘litl‘fnlait‘;llil.f t 1 1 u.
. . . . . . . . . ,. , , , , , . , duccd in tho figure line. The now- "It'll“ 0 WW” 0" till“ l“
. the four eggs in .i solid from acid \\llll parslty. ”m...“ “pm.” Add A little (urmtp “Emmy "my I“, “M d ”um me n
them; pour ittto u buttered pudding
,.. Utah and bake iii a moderate otcit.
Gotdies.
line to it, and rub the mixture well
into tho ltuthcr. l‘olish with a duster
0st and most extreme corset tnodcly
liltlliiiii' a return to the short“
COSTUME
thc scasou without an extra “my.
It is equally charming, however, of
—-<-— tine cup if squash, two tablespoon “my I)...” a (.1. m pad 0f brown ”ha, l'l'llil‘lt‘ll llll‘ llllil ill" llllli‘l“l l'-l “'lllS'v' 6874 the soft, Slilni'ftlt-rlllg light mutcrizil .
Preserved Quincel. fula of sugar. “UV and oitcliull cups -————— “Ml the MN high and slightly I“. “RT _ :“H: .llllln.s M in?“ iinhrm'k "‘5“: .1.)
Iiare the quinccs and cut them in of warm milk. (lllt' tubicspoont‘ul of cauliflower and Cheese ‘Hmi'wd' SW“ "NW.“ Hm“ an in- ~ I 433" litr-llt‘iitlt‘vdtthatfldrdtl-fltlht‘llixiwf'rlltl".i'rloilrli
"i .mmrters, removing cores and seeds. lard, and one half ycust cukc with t‘oot. it”. |-;m]1fln\ttrin hoitmg sull irt‘im-d use of boninK. ‘. f, ino ”To figure. Thcvo are many such
I’ttl’ Hilly lilll lllllllll‘rl'. “all“: ' moth-ls iii i-ot"t‘, l'ill' there are cvt‘ti
Drop each piocc ittto cold water, as
boon as prcptircd. to kccp them from
turning back. 4. r ".
Put in a preserving kettle with just
Slough water to cover tltcni and slin-
lner till tcndcr. Take out the quinc ’s‘
flour enough to knn-zol. 'l‘o tlo- cup of
wttiztsh which hit-t bt-czt r-lt'ltlllttl and
\lllt‘il :old the sttuttr. ititlk and )‘i‘llNl-
cake with the lard, using llour I'lltlilttll
to hilt‘lltl. l.tt it l‘lH‘ uiitll liulit, shape
into tillllll rolls and bake.
ctl \vtttct' until tender and break into
ltuttcr a baking dish.
stems down.
small pieces.
put itt the cunlittowcr,
dot with lttlllt‘l‘ and covcr with grated
cheese, add another l:l}'t‘l' nl‘ cttttlillotv-
butter
With Full Tunic and CapoColtar
or and more and choose and
ittillc. and felt are employed
billlliltilh of toll witlt \clvct and felt ”it?“
with satin are shown. Slitipcs ill'“
mostly mcclium-siml and lttrgc. with __._.-.
tmphtttis on the larger size. The Xil‘
What one sees
l .
(Wild One of the advance fall moth-inn
costttincs developed in
brown l-roiolcloth and trimmed with
miirc and braid.
riclt
\‘clvct hats of new
Illul'f‘ that. while not fittcd or lutnctl.
urc l>ron3ht iii it little til the waist.
line by a vow rutrlow waistband or
bolt or merely by a scam, and blouse
‘ Ind strain the liquor through ,1 ”0”,. , “WT “M1 hm“, crumbs Mm MM uuv {ch-jug, t‘. xluinl)" it... collars thi; poleou and broadln'immcd piciuic llill o-
. pleasure and add an equal amount of .\ propcllcr, drive by the air as a m brown. .. St‘ilr‘tlil lift‘ its “Mimi and graceful its ill‘" ill“ ll‘l'lllr‘ “105‘ in "\'ltl"lll"“- mm ‘t-ll'mfl‘“
"War. Cook to a thick syrup, their car i~ run'iittu hm; noon intcnttsl 'o -,,___. .fl __ llllrsllllh, Thcy are quite irrcsistiltlc (lSllll‘ll lllllllb' llllll “Milli“ “1"“ ill“ " Ill Jim-M
l Qdd the quinccs and cook them till blow rut-i :itvny‘it'oizi lllt' windshield .\ fl'htltl itdt. pays bc:t iii the but in (:corgcttn- ct'cpc. chiffon or organtly. chit-f itu‘ot‘itcs for millincry trun- 1 _ «uniniti- ,
'clear and pink. Take out carefully, of :m cutotuohllc. cw r t Some New Waioto. multivi- . “ow tem- Hts-int. ‘ _ -—4~-H-- ' .
"i . —— ‘ U___ -7 t‘oil‘l’ttrcs continue high, with the vintage on the fashionable thorougli- Just enough for ltccomiugncss with.
'tttttiltiflti Nils
v mice of The Associated l’rcss)--—’l‘hcre
Ire 11,000 women clerks and stenog-
Mixers now employed in the British
finvernment offices in Whitehall, a fact
flhk‘l'. gives some idea of the way the
lumen have filled the gaps lcft by
, the men who have joined the army.
E,“ m still the cry is heard for more wo-
‘ ,___,__.._ . .__._ _.__.
ElllEllLY thMEN
’ intuition
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
" Change of Eife.
men which leads to the bclicf that
the demand has oustrippcd the Mili-
clciical assistance they require. At
one time Whitchall olllciuls could pick
and choose their clerks ,and the ma-
jut‘ily of those engaged were of an
adaptable age» from 20 to Emu-but an
intelligent girl of 17 without cxpcii
cnce can now find a place and middle-
aged women need no longer feel that
they are not wanted.
To meet extensions of the nctivhies
of such busy places as the war otlico
illll the ministry of munitions, it l>
estimated that some ‘Joo women clerks
car be absorbed every wcck itito the
ollliial machinery.
'l‘ht llily is not high. tliouuh it is
more than what was regarded as “it
satisfactory startinu salary for young
lililltl is spun with about 210 per cent. int: utilized to expedite the work.
ol cotton is being exhibited here. The tri-nicndoiis quantity of stumps
into narrow bands, which are ”spun in; the dcnomintttlon.
with the cotton sido outwards. ’l‘lic stumping otit of copper coins
li:.ni.~'li exports were shown paper has been begun and it is announced
uudcrclotlting, jerseys. bnn- this is to be followed shortly hythc
doves and horsc-blaukcts, but the cost .coipauc of both cold and sliver,
of rtoductioti of the article is said to1 -----‘--——--
be too high to allow of its competing LONDON. Aunust
with cotton or woolcn clotlt undenwhgrt in England" there is n govern
normal conditions.
\‘t'.\.\‘lll.‘;(‘.'l‘().\', August
lt‘llt‘l‘ tilllct‘ (if lllt‘
sheets.
or
-tl. “
f nrnt factory “lit‘i‘f‘ aeroplanes, often
Iculh-d the eyes of the army. are built
25""Th0 almost exclusively by women.
1‘0"“ 0m”) in one large shed :tlouc Wtilllt‘ll arc
lli'i nrtnmnt received the greatest num- changed in making tents m house the
hm of lliltlt'llVi’l‘lllllt‘ letters and pttck- m.~.ci.incs, ”H, “in“ of which othcr
”2“" “"1911 “hm they numbered ”"hvomcn in an adjoining shed cover
ItlUlt‘». Since that time there hus‘um! llflllll-
lmi. :t tit-crease each year and in 1915: lit/lino machine shop women are eti-
10‘781'927; Rampant-ed in welding part: of the ma-
dead
thc number was
:“Sonw‘
hair Itltlssctl at the top of lllt' head in
high pulls. Rhinestones and velvet. or
. l s.
rhinestones alone. mounted on pins, ”ll
fires and adv nutc models in furs in
Pirtitrial”MVictv“Contunto, .\o. 68:]. 84 to 42 inchfilhffliMPric-o, 715*
i i
out sacrifice of trimucss.
J, l
The first cs‘m .i'o recorded is 124,-; _
1721.4‘tl‘iiic‘ci-s i‘l INT. llt‘. recount littV-‘l
in: bccu kt pt ot curb» r )tlil‘.‘ from the
beginning of tho service in 1799. Tirol
.lntcst cstimtttc \\'t'.v tin! of liilllwhenl
‘ handled.
insanitrthto gocccs \\'o"t-
.____ . .. -..—\__.._-~
, ltl‘llAl‘l'lS'l‘. litttttznt'y, Auuust 25.—~
The Museum of Fine Arts has ttc-
(mind what is declared to be at
trcr..~urc in an almost unknown bronze '
statue of Leonardo da ‘iiuci. cxccutcdi
‘hy l.imsclf. 'l‘hc lluttuariun sculptor“
Stt‘phcn Forenczy bought the bronze!
in ltnly earl yin the lilth century with-
1out knowing that ha \‘inci was itsl
It was ttot until after Fer-l
,cretttot'.
Vacations
0 Wanted
If you could res-
cue one little child
or one overworked
mother from the
city’s hot, glaring!
’8' ply. \ . . itzspun cotton in the fotm of down and post cards printed under the tl int {n this sty'u ‘
‘ ~ . . c to new ornttmc s t ‘ .‘ i
,, Even the. government departments is illilPd to one side of cndlcss rolls lluctta rciiimo urc lit‘llll: tcxahdutctl or ‘ ,
l LONDON, August .5.—¢(Corrcspond- _ . . , . _ . . of littirdrcss.
are findingr ditilculty in securing the of paper and thc pay/r is then shortt by tho impress of a special die clittna- . - .-__._. ; W‘ __ _
j’cnczy's death that the authorship
walls and pave-
airls before the war. It is, of course,
fall‘ below the salary paid Tbr similar
I
.,..y..'..»\ .‘.i ._ .. ‘
~‘“‘ “1"" ‘5 “ “‘1‘ “f mm“; found chines ——an extremely ditlicult and was established. I
‘ . '1‘» ~- . ' v , . ‘ . _ . . l
Ill ht.. is for “liltll the tltpttrtment ”idehcate work, which TCQUH‘CL much I
I
l
merits and stuffy
rooms, afid give
them an outing at the beach with bounti-
ful food, rest, coolness, fresh air, a dail
dip in the surf, shady porches and sandy
. beaches, would you not regard such a
gift as well worth giving?
Such'a gift is entirely within your power. -
Ten‘thousarid of these mothers and children are
“waiting for livitations to our Sea Breeze Sum-
mer Home. You can send as many as you will
for a day, a week or a’fortriight. -
Allow 50 'cents a day or $3 'a week for each
person; and dipect your gift to George Blagden,
{Treasuren ‘
The New York Association for
lmprovmg the Condition of the Poor
’ CORNELIUS N. BLISSJr. President
lOSEutzzii‘dSt'Mm Nchorijt!‘
Volunteers on motor! in every town to plan of lr. an!
91 Iowa party 0 nloo epoch] In Bron. vocationltundl 0:“:«uh.MImpo::
root and eh lann when dram-noon a particularly alum and
Er: .:b'o...|ocinha‘~: olfioar. ghouls omit “:0 can nitlopt on their .oclll
o r on“. on inn huh r
In your own two or your summertime." 9. M . d" I!“
' ’Dumd, Wis‘.-“I am the mother of
{cartoon children and I owe my life to
, L'ydia E. Pinkham‘s
ill lulllllllllll Vegetable Com-
l ill l " pound. When Iwas
'.,
lttl
l' "
Hit-stt.tt;§..r.l.tLO L
- t?
ladlnl Ask your I». t. for
l - Dru" t L A Hr citacn’tfii‘.’
”Mi I K w TER‘B
work in the United States. ,"naN‘v m find owners, Thf‘ proceedsmafienco' concentration and skill. In l CHIC
For ordinary routine “'Oi‘li 0F ii’lii‘W‘T ill” Nil“ lfl-‘l 3'91" “mount“! m‘otlm shops women are enlarged upon:
writing the pay is one pound ($5) a‘538.514- "- I . tpit‘et‘lOOl work, rough filing, repctI-l
week, with Sill pence (12 cents) an: 7 ‘-— ‘ ' '[ipn milling, capstan lathe work,slriilt:ii
hour for over time. For ordinary Clt‘l'“ MIIRKO CIVIL 2r""mmr‘isev'ina and small wood work. The lWlll‘iHNlbl’ll'Kf '5
li‘ill \VOl'k the [HIV l5 Slillllfl‘th"r"-‘ll“n(lcnvo (if Tllt‘ AHSOCllilt‘tl I’ress) iwcnren are alqo pm . year-Jrunallorsb'cl.5:fczut.Mitzi-Illel'imfu‘a
. r 4 . . . , . .ployed upon the q . an -
($0.23) a week, Willi all OWFUDW ”“9 #Th“ destruction or ”'0 50‘0““9‘1 .inspect'on of stores and varnishing ‘ sntnnvnottcmmm WWW-m:
of seven pence. Competent stenongera Cruz issue of Mexican currencyja" v: odwork. t’ '
raphers start at 25 shillings a weekdilml ill“ iii-“113““? 0‘ llll‘ 11°“? PM)"; - l *
which may be raised to thirty utter almoney known as "infalsiflcables"have; LONDON. August 25.—-Charles Davy-l WASH DRESSES AND
. . healthy and recom- "flied of satisfactory service, andgnliltlt‘ thc government printing outcome", discoverer of the famous put." SKIRTS
m Compoundtoothcr ladies." this; overtime rate is nine pence, aniom- of the busiest spots in Mexicq.,dmw skull, has died at Lewes. agedl SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
. MARY RIDGWAY, Durand, Wis. hour. The normal hours of work vary‘Tlie Vera Cruz bills. aver $50,000.000jg, up was for’twonly-lwo years at
from 42 to 48 a week in different de-tworlli of which have been destroyedtlltwal magistrate court clerk. ON ALL LINES
Th L'ttl Sho
K. C. A. CLAVEN
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partments, lure cut into strips in‘ a hydraulic; Dawson. who had been a student of!
50 N0. MAIN ST.
(‘ht-chu—tu‘n lilo-non rt: :1
I'm. in llci‘l out; Gold metallic
vit
45 and had'the
Change of Life,
a friend recom-
mended it and it
gave me such relief
from my bad feel?
inga that I took
. several bottles. I
am now well and
tuna. sale. tune and”...
August,
25
i . tone, Mass. — “My troubles
' from my age, and I felt awfully
or three years. 1 had hot flashes
and frequently suffered from
- I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
' leComponnd and nowamwoll."
The Civil Service Commissionerslvl‘t‘i-‘S. transformed "“0 DUlD “lid madelm-c ology nearly all his life. foundA
are chiefly engaged in the task ohintc cardboard and pasteboard, align“ in a. grave pit near Lewes.
lsupplying the staffs required for tem-iwhich there is great scarcity. Thlsilt is that of a prehistoric woman. and
‘taorary employment in public depart-twoduct finds a ready “l9 and it lSitis supposed by scientists to be the.
'. Pm COURNOYER, Box 239, iments. The ministry of munitions and ‘posmble that the government myalso “missing llrik." The skull was said lol
me. M888. tthe post office departments have. to a ldestroy old documents to produce mitt-1b,, the most important fragment of
-- warning symptoms no sense of t , i
great extent. made their own monolith!" al for a government box factory human remains ever discovered. P
a.
.‘ “M‘lb‘i‘imgigfilfihglfig: lments, but in the last six months the ;in the near future-
‘ L in the em, palpiuum of Q1. icommlssioners have found nearly 6,-l The department now is working at WASHINGTON, August 25.-—The
Iplrltl before the eyes, lmgu- 3000 women no other goyernment de-thigh pressure to turn out the newtgrowth of the Post Ofllce Depart-
,voriable ”petite, lpartments. ‘ "lnfalsltlcable" $2 bills. sorely neededlmont of the United States is best ll-
“ eu,ohouldbohuded because of the scarcity of 'suiall lustroted by estimates made by de-
. '.mw3adi'.nm chrnge. Not only the modern presses pattment ofllcl'als' of the number " of
“Willa!!!“ bo- plecos or mail of all kinds handled.
.__-—
David W Raymond
U N'DE RTAK ER
Tot. office, .100”: Hon... m,
‘ U WMHINGTON 81'.
w ID I!“ BUILDING
COPENHAGEN, Denmark. August l ”as '7'
25.—A new German textile in which but even the old hand presses are
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