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1m shot-u m of the unis-use». Ion-Jasm- to
New save women." be on“, “the‘mwck ulgot it—so: a pass. not
hours that can be spent out of the'flm . pd“:
, l The worldisfullofbaus—maen,
kitchen, the money that will not go to ‘ won-en and at” who sell M
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the meat trust. Why, this is the one’emyw. year‘s wretchedueas for an
thing the world has been waiting foexhou's gratification-3 a dap'apay for 0
,—it‘s the first great step toward the “‘1 moments' ”Iii“; l W991“ “7939
for a day's dissipation. There is 8
But alas! The world refuses to get‘la' of compensation M work in “us
old world and you will find out that
b0“ i .
lexcited a t it. Y0“ can 1°“ the hu— , you pay for every foolish thing you do.
than race to a thhlet embodying, in
f The foolish one believes in now; no
{small compass. at low eon, all the nu- acorns tomorrow. “We live but once."
lmw app-om. needed for m. and says he, “therefore let usfive merrily.”
‘ What is Just the reason we ought to
work, but. you can’t make the per- I' it b t the
, h , ire aeuiblyv-wo vo u once, re-
verse race eat. lfore let us live «well!
“it's a hard thing," as the inventor} s1 believe appetite; were made to
truly relnrks. "to nakephople who gratify." says the worldly wise one.
have set same three hours a.day sor‘The-V ""9““ u“ right "y- ‘1 b°'
W' mm“ "«_m‘ to eat lieve in mortgaglngthe future for the
'comblnation of reason and diet.”
“Wis. Huerta got ennui of the’ hates Cit fl - I.” .
dilation," stated Ir. Bum. “itifal places inythfiglfiu deacberibltlid
mamfiuhhufivwlas bin: in a horrible condition. The
a frisky horse which would“! toninfiiehd are takeaotuoLthesity in trol-
away with the out]! stony “angle! can at night. and tip lying ride
We the robe out d his driver’s indie same earsin the We. Only
instill. theow them one! the doabfihs drum of the earth still remains in
board. and the whole (Us; would so; the capital city where snarl-Sly is
at one gallop and land in a heap At supreme.
this time. the lea-ding unions 0! the; In regard to a foreign nation's in-
world. for the must put, wanted to; tervenlng in Mexico, Mr. Browne
recognise Huerta. Then” the op- ! stated that such a course would not be
seam of the United States. and surprising. England could easily dis-
Ihally the ousting d Hues-ta. who had' push a squadron o! warships tO‘scmc
been acting as driver. Over'tbe daah- Mexican port. and land two or three '
beard went the rains. and don-r the hushed soldiers on Mexican soil and i
read went the Home“ totally¥ capture Mexico City. Our looms Doe-i
landinadlaaatrouahoapwitiasuiamnawoaldbaworth nothing. We‘
guiding hand to assume control.” lwoulsi be helness in our present 005'
“From this one on: said the play-i‘mu' .
will. “the welfare d any m do In conclusion, Mr. Browne said: i .
pended upon the number at «mum “w‘ m “3 "“5“ m P" '5'
which he emled. Whillm-ionf' little ones. it. is that that this cannot
Atthlamemotchaoavmaaude "7 m “? “d “h“ ‘ N ‘9“
his appearance. Vilh, according to around “‘0" ii i“ 1"“ ““9“ 3'1“ _
Mr. Browne is the batman for the m ”’9' "‘1" ”‘5 wrong. u
scientifically as they should tilted of
eatinr5 as they like."
*~ supra.
”Elba”. Residence—loo.
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.ASGNI ' DQE’I’OSY. o“...—
{ " WOMEN MD TMI IAILES.
- a stated convocation of Butler-Gav:
as. No as R. a. it. will be held rues-3 The Wm" ”n" n" "m“
t
l. “ark—Jug“ degree. 'the West to speak for its calla. has
‘ fiOfioerssndmemberI urgently ”'icbosen one woman for the teal: of
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"red to be present. . ' ‘-
Royal Arch masons are cordial trashing out the routes of the speakers.
Certainly that is the most efficient way
to play and control their csmpsixn.
and one they would naturally be ex-
pected to follow,
‘ The New York Tribune,
‘suggests their purpose thus:
(it: invited. t
JAMES A. HOLLDBIN.
“ ,1} H. r.
2%. LYON, Sec'y.
m however,
(his a." Lodge, No. 10s. F. and a. M. . “TI“
"3: sets in Masonic Buiidtnl. Soutbionly woman in the world who really
" in street. 1:“ and 3rd “mat" °!'underslands a time table and who
._ I ex- *
. “91‘ month July ”d M ”5 lltnoivs that a train cannot be napected
septedval 9 o'clock. All Manori .
‘A ‘ Arthur]to go places where its track is not
’. .Wsonsvcordially invited. '
'1'. Ferris, W. M.. Robert M. Wilcoxnlaid has been elected the itinerary
get. maker of the Woman's party."
0! course. she‘s not the only woman
Ffioifia‘cy’fi‘néribu. m llle world who understands a time
c novelists are the true aeoro table, A good many women now know
5:” ”9110““ “"he innovations 0' ‘heihOV to use a time table effectively,
in, ihas been. there ll hardly ”Mind how to punchsss tickets. malts
L W that was not tort-seen sad evfilitonnoctions. tend to baggage, etc. Yet
prbed, by some “1118mm"? “H“ ‘there are probably a good my more
no" befoiis it: apllflrtd. to whom a time table is still. an un-
Mliui Ind "19” ‘0'“ W” “’“e‘tsolved mystery. It they are so rash as
bwed in Kipling“? 310% "wm‘ “'e to travel alone at any tinitipsmno mas-
} gill Math." And the two on“ “"9 culino member of the family lookout.
p,ag‘p'laoliuncommon. who-sh nl'lingm‘ter all momma, gives minute in.
y“ ‘ ,of thahsavier-than-sir type- structions as to what to do and when
hire is little about the [WM Nb" and where to do it, and even tips the
‘ Dhutscblsnd that V“. 1“" im"porter for them Just before the train
\ ed by Jules Verne when he de- pulls out. .
sped Captain Nemo‘a Nautilus. ‘
0;: .A’British author it ‘was Al'llo'dillon‘t use the time table. Altogether
Fg‘fflena'ett. wasn't it ?-~foretold in I atoo many men are given to standing in
’“ll‘géaovi several years “ii” "‘9 very 5°“ everybody's way while they ask the
" submarine blm'lmde “‘5‘ 0*”me ticket agent a lot of questions they
‘ ' tried ‘0 “Hill’s“ 0“ the B‘ritlsh could answer for themselves by study-
f jig}, , ing a railroad folder.
“if .H. G. Wells, in ills “War of NI“ Both men and women show a simi-
‘ Worlds." pictured the Martians as “8' lur lack of sense in regard to boat and
' p suffocating bil‘i‘k 3“» such ‘8 interurban trolley schedules. They
ho“(lermans have “39" I“ ““5 w“: seen: to prefer the dimer of haste and
'1 flint ray" Whic‘l destroyed men at anxiety to the poise that comes from
‘knowing the running time. Isn't it
about time for everybody to learn how
to road time tables. whether they plan
to travel around the world or only to
visit unother town in their own coun-
ty?
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infliz’flietnnce, inevitably suggesting the
I sna' liquid are; and last but not
. an irresistible armored car.
" ihdi car the Martian invaders
dialed guns, slaughtered uteri, plow-
‘ librough woods and over obstacles.
shed brick walls and did the very
1” that. the British “\‘i'illies'.’ are
in: today.
flailing fiction gets itself realized. Os-
‘ Wilde used to say that Nature is
H e trying to imitate Art. it looks
much, as if fact is trying to lini:
fiction. "
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E FOOD OF THE FUTURE.
Los Angeles scientist named Ad-
W-
'l‘bc president of- the Chicago Board
of Education is complaining. because
so many of' the high school. pupils go
to and. from school in automobiles.
But he’d better not interfere. It might
be worse. if motor cars were ruled
out, they'd probably go to school on
motorcycles equipped with squawk-
horns.
:Dixon Warner says he‘lias solved TALK; 0N THRIFT.
flood, problem. Eight years ago,
Today and Tomorrow.
-=‘-‘Ea.t. ‘drlnlt and-be merry; for to-
morrow ye die." says some. foolish
one. as quoted in the Good Book.
"‘But/fi observes a wise manof. the pre
sent, “you flatter yourself—tomorrow
you will live, and. that is worse. than
dying."
' The child lives in the present: The
boy Wants things now. Hobos no pa.-
hence. He does not know tomorrow
or. that tomorrow means. ‘Time is no
element in. his scheme of things. He
simply lives. , .
\The man whollaraally happy: lathe
man who lives in~the future—who an~
ticipstes.""'flope.”‘ 'ssys axons-lent“
writer. “is a much moccasin-incisor
tor. hi the joys otllfe than realisation."
liowanany a.-:good tims'mlisvodiad.
ed by a perception of the waste,
and general inefllcienc'y ut-
otir dietary system, he 'set’
to discover a simple, inexpen-
and universally adaptable food
.; d. At last. after many
M'sxperlments, he has succeed-
l'rom.peas, beans, lentils, wal-
will. and minis cereals.
d vegetables he has worked
mbinstio‘n of 21 food products
. villas. in perfect proportion,
- Lon-anion elements that
‘ ,tn.suatsin.iits.. mount
‘ I .wcorrect. saysflr. Warner.
this food. he maintainsl‘fiie: mm a
$2.3 .“lmn‘l. “h fi‘ii’suranccwmnwnmamrtaass
. ‘ L . 1w. . MWth-wahimfliflcm
local ftirwsrd'io' minimum
fun of the present," says he. Wrong.
.Tba m maybe foreclosed; “l
situation, “out. tho- u M h. ll, 1| I”! Mn, to like hing lflifl'fl’
a villain uddespsnda. Iadsassrlbinri w'uw‘!‘ 0“ “"1 Th- "fld .=
the bandit. Mr. Browns stated that." DM-Mnumaa‘msmds.
“HI “I I coectacuiar man. and de-' “ h“ 9“! 9'“ til“! the nations.
reveniel’ Bept..-86ih at & o'clocklsuflrage speakers to cities throughoutI
lhow. You believe that money bringsinlh“ '5'"? the mom ll most plen-
iitbs laws of society. tried to live her
‘owa ills as she saw It. and now her
I try's. lire.
mmmmmuwum l:
ibeiiou-la picking the blosse- baa-a
Eli’s at sweet." says he. Wrong “alumnus-mu; sly cover aqhivoeing m.
lTbn fruit is sweeter than the blossom 10:9!- vlth his own sent. and was
and ‘ou can eat fruit—the Manson!“ 9" an order ”w" M3"
You c’an't lum‘hflhixmpggald instantly pkich
- upar a mu thedrstdruaen
“i believe that other beanie ““11.un who apps-reels biasioht The
lsavs money, build homes, have bank"?! “d. undertone-outta has;
accounts and carr insurance." as °'°" “ ‘ W‘ personality. whic
L‘e Wrong again y'l'helr homes "2'1““th 1“" help“ him obtain ‘ fol“.
- - ow a.
bank accounts won’t help you when} For some tlma um Villa started
’°“’ “mm" “W" ‘°“ m" "H "ha"l°.'a.r‘mi“‘"'r 75.“? 3.4%?”
to he] ' ift ' ' ‘c e rs y‘ . at tea
your ‘é’mz‘r’::°m Sims: ’°“ "m-iumped to his aid. and supplied him
F Y - with machine guns. rides and minimi-
“i believe in luck," says he onceltion. which they an now trying to
lighted in the spectacular. He would
loading to any great extent. At the‘
again, Your'philosopby is, NIL mt'hgfght of his success however. Villa's
your luck. \ou believe the other fel-lmon" up. out, and be m“ loft high
low should work and save? Show him and dry by the lexical patriot. who
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'happiness? Save sons and find outlif'fi'on: ‘33:; tazhaéf“ in Mexico
how much. You hell!" that winter it: «way, Vlllh 1n reverses." “M u“
coming and you‘ll need some continent-r. “tbamtrinia' idea of heaven.
Walt sad see. Yoavbsliovo that mmoylsdlcznllglt 5'0“” ‘3 01:14:? ‘13::
0 mm. on s
is power? Save some and find out and murder. was lost. The M11011
how strong it is. the: "inaipsd" to Oar-rapes. who was
Before the writer of this thrift talk,” that moment the Inst promising
“a ‘ tl, ,_ f ' ~ llaoklngoandidate in sight. and follow.—
who‘didn'irbel‘iiv??:‘tlbsm:w‘of co in" their lead. the .U. 8‘ A" also
"' Jumped to Consuls inasmuch as he
peasation; who didn‘t believe in to- was the most prosperous mutant
marrow; who didn’t believe in ma {Oxbonnegl d :1th C
r. Inc's esc on or arran-
Iaccounts, or saving. She dsled all u “I an mm but hatter-lug to the
Mexican. its desalbsd him as a near-
panel. s also who knew no church or
god. and who respected neither.
”The only difference NV!“ VIII;
and Car-rapes," said It. Browns. "19
that this former is an} blatant rabbis
tomorrow has coms‘ and she has no
money. She needs lie-«he can't live
without it. Out at a thousand lion.“
she knows she is wrong and hubeeo
wrong. for yesterday'has gone. today
is going. and tomorrow is coming fast. lcsna "‘ "M toau. can. M"
Est, drink and be merry. if you will. 5:31:31, Tam “mm
for tomorrow you may die. but the loans thought rumination!" Oar
chances are you wont, even though you' bachdowu It “I! ’10an “WM! ll
would like to.‘ Tomorrow will be a 3:13;; lfumytl ‘Wagfi:
sad day for you. if you live today pm“ the diares Ithodloaioan.
‘wrong. Today! savings mean tonior‘
row‘s comforts. and tomorrow there
may be nothing to save.
HIS" {till-Hill 0f”
ill strut HESS
(Continued From First gags)
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playwright. who stated that libpea had
been killed three separate and distinct
times. and that on the last occasion
or his execution had bull killed twice,
just for safety‘s sake.
Following this upheaval in the calm
try. Villa In his poor ignorant mind.
got the idea Jhat be had been what is
ipopularly termed as "double crossed"
by the American Governm t.
"And there may be me rudiment
of truth in this." said r. Browne.
For revenge. the. bandit with a~ hand-
ful of followers. crossed the American
In nning his lecture. Mr. Browns border and attacked the; town of Col
wentbgay back to the time when “3"“!!- N. M.. murdering. homing and
the Artec indians were the inhabitants {killing everything and "mod! that
of Mexico. Thesopsople were typical! .. 0 “uh" W"-
s‘ym.‘ making human sacrifices to« This. said the speaker. “was down-
their gods. and then eating the nesn’tisht murder» Alter this nature we
f the victim so “flim_ Cannibal- went into Mexico onvour own book.
3m in fact, was a mature offing race. Alter the National Guard had found
from the old world. Spsnish soldiers E “1“»th W3 left. W's-Cot to the bor-
and adventurers came in unlimited def bas and basem- Our expedition
numbers. but among the parties mm. 1 had in the meanwhile crossed the line
ing in the new world there were no and V“ alum! “19 W“? bandit. ““0
women. intermarriage between the “WWW! Of Mexico. We are a nation
Icsvage Aztec and the Spaniard cantor over: one hundred million people
sequgnuy. occurred. and the mnt'and yet we did not have an aerop one
Magic”) today 13 a (19503,,ng of that was feeling able to fly. We had
forebears scenic these. Itho- pianos but. they could: nut so up
The playwright. described the pres-Em the air. Garram forwards the use
out race as ,being' illiterate and sav- 01' the railmda in Hence. and we
use. lint-pompous and polite toutneirjacwaed him of bolus In accomplice
superiors. , of Will. We did not use the roll.
The first reol'government- in Hexlco with hoverenmod theorem-rounder-
came under the reign of the dictator big! In manure-East-Westr«Scum.
’Diaz. Diaz's idea or government “like could » 65 homing but 80 back.
described by» Mr. stowage“ to kill Carranza warned us about scouting
all of his enemies. A vePy Mexican- exmufinfiv and as our ’IGNDWI
like idea. Dias! went to work "rylwere itch Wt indie send. out a few
systematically about this business. scouts.~ What. 3389981101“ Carlin} is
“(1.600“,ml...'w.nop..n..mmy,_91uwell known. When we finally assem-
(niacin Mgflcqflthg phone. or common ‘ bled theguard at the border howsyer,
maple in Mexico hltd no chance vint- and showed a little force. (imam
soever. to become factors in the coun- l immediatelywbdflsed. down. it. would
church, state and. my have been the same it we had shown
worked harmoniously together. and it; force in will! Mullahs- ‘ 'Garraosa
wrap a hard combination» to buck. would have backed down. To keep or-
Money was in great: demand by the deraud fear into thepatriots on the
government. and the peons were the other side» of the Rio Grande how-
people who furnished: it; Everythinglsyenthe-tmowwm MVO‘NMWBD‘WB.
cost money. and as Mn'Browne ably the Euler." «
expressed it, . ‘ lice...
mmanfrcm. the. north of.Mexlco. and oilcer hIdAMf sold. to
his; name was Modern. Madero warms: ‘ “
asdreamersandrbrumoiding tum-l ‘~‘“Ws..havs..rohbed your men. .dis-
dertul~plsns to the oppressed psonsihonored your wamen..
obtained a follov'ving which thought 1
that upon the overthrow of Dias they
could obtain lands and money. Ma-
idem triedgmuch the samo.plau-.as did
Eli's llt‘folllwin.‘ 2.35“?" "to. in
estey‘o ‘, case‘s ,
.mrrussasswsnanma Motrinnuosnm outrun on ills
€111!
- usedsst Anette-n- grand ”trap“
m mas... m.
an «Antwan. fight?" ,
“In New honours: Connecticut... at
party cried-handed murderer-ream:
his rounder .
owns . -- m...-
com ‘ . ’\
optimum. MMMW m
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thin“ ‘ l ' ~ «_ > .
an'lfim' ' . 7.. 1 . '0... _>
My ‘ It]! mm“ m . a , ’.
anticipation. The' wise
mt. 'mm‘v I ..
more——“und my luck is bad." Wrong. take away from him. bl“ "9 not "w? .
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and the latter an ado ‘ one. .
Speaking of the militant the Hex-
l’ablo hopes was discussed by the.
at that time. Jrnen came the Spaniard » “- shoes. and their Immi- out what.
' plainlng. in response to inquifies. its
its an illustration. ofthe Mexican's,
“~You were beatbsfore youstarted.“ estimation, 01' America. Mr. Browne.
lithe first sign ordisordsr camirm‘stated' that Pusco Rosco; 8’ Ionian.
s :mo..ot¥'m
‘ and killed your panlel Nevin» were married in mm;
vohiidromwwm does: ic-uh»“*“k°,rom. Deserted nanomet- 11. Mrs.
this moment; we anteater-taint“. a or
Browns; "firearm have con» .
fl liar: flamingos. "bungalow; ’
oftbaworld.waarsthrough.’~ l .
As its left the platform, Kr. Browne '
was enthusiastically applauded by his - ‘
,dslbhnsd audience. who had listened:
with intruded W to: this
laces-dog address of a man who
been and seen conditions hinaeu. The
speech will undoubtedly give thoae'who‘ I
heard it sanction to ponder upon for .
some the to some .i i .
ill-lowing the address the meeting. 9
adjourned to the cafreahntent tables,‘. I
lwhere sandwiches. coffee and clgars’i
iwere enjoyed. ‘ "i
At the Octobermestinr of the club.
a balloonist will adduaa the members]
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(Continued from First Page.)
instruction. The total population is),
1910' was» “6.322. of which 7191‘
were foreign born. The Insular
males of voting age numbered “.088,
of which .only 13.226 were natural-.
tiled. There warespprosisaately Dr
loos brain-hen whites m mu mi ,
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‘and ourfilssaed as We .
The lichen oi naturallwion will, .
assist in every way possible the pub-3 -
:lic school authorities of the United:
States in this stupendous. nine-wide
icamaign for. eltiasoship preparedness
which has been so. successfully launch“
ed and vigorously prosecuted. it will -
furnish rfest book he the instruction ,
of candidatee liar citizenship“ adult
aliens generally, based on material
supplied by teachers who have been
smell in the education ‘of foreign-4
era. Copies of "An Outline Coarse or“ \
Citizenship." eoutalaing a basic for a
standard course is oltissuhip instruc-
tion. and f‘hyilsbua of vthleaturaliaa-
tion. Law." both prepared by ”the Bu- ‘
rem 0f}.Hllufl“.UOI at: 4 ; to
teachers in explaining and answering
question on natural-slot and cili-
sonshlp. will also be universally dls~
tribuied. 1 . " ‘
Cords bearing the names and ad‘ ',
dresses and other necessary informs. " ‘.
lion concerning all candidates for
citinnsblp-andthelc wives- are to be
transmitted to tha nsspective- school
districts. Similar blank cards will
also be forwarded for recording the
names of adult foreigners who enroll
but’wbose names ire not sent by the
bureau. mule school teachers: will
be a . with preliminary natural-
iution forms for the purpose of as-
sisting present and prospective can-
didates for cltisenship in properly
illling‘shein out. and Mr such other
pot-ibis educational wholes us my
deselop. The bureau. will continue to
send personal letters to all candidates
for citizenship and shell-wives, urging
uponrtllom the vital. in e or
attending the public schools. It will
also. as heretofore. carry on its coun-
trywide correspondence with Cham-
bers ‘of commerce. Boards» of trade.
and other business and .philanthropiu
organisations. corporation and other
large employers of alien labor. ex-
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educational plan, and urging the ne-
cessity of their cooperation in secur-
ing the attendance of the foreign- _.
born upon the night schools maln-
tsinod for their benefit.
"The bureau will also continue to
furnish to the public. school teachers
advice based: on its sanctuaries and .
knowledgpconcsrntng namrsiisation. '
citizenship preparedness and mil!!!“
lion. both direct from the Washing-
ton headquarters: loathe WM ‘
of .labor.. andathroagh its hold out; I
can located throughout the countrya
_—
Wire sanitation“
. AID Fonsueeonv."
i Unable to earn her own' living. hav'1
ing bowdesorted by- her huhhndless
itluui three months - after their mar.
gringo, Branden Nevin. of Stamford;
’hw appealedtothouflupsrtor court 4
compel her. husband. who she. says
is messed of‘property valued. at“.
310.000, tit-contribute towudher sup!
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coma so. .1116; the plaintfi. ms,
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Kevin is now in want. with no manual
:“making duds meet."
3'10: ten or twain years i was botlll
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Blankets
: C omforta‘bles,
Dress 0oods
Women’ssnd‘illsses’éCusis:
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-EXIRA' SPECIALS TOMORROW .
100 Pairs: DoubleFuli Size Blank-f;
- ets, regular price 2.50 at 1.98pm
100 ruusnecomnmuemms: %
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Like Tinsel-lore ltzls ‘
Every housewife in America has long
gamed of a rangethatyvould succesahilly bum
, NW" 0|]. My ortnoombinstlon. The
II‘ m
“which! sange to fully fill tie Milli It is
«‘ 0-D moon. 0 on. t
and new In res s as
glass can shake it.
' Furnished ln~two rpm“ neoflfvnodiantmoecoai.
wade-die“ as tool. mandarin is outbound
gating. T: mm.
er' “W’s?
mosaniroamdapososlalo W3.”§ty‘le “fl,“ is great
oonoslvablonondltion II . now reeo u to
“W33“ sash than. Million-spans. most
”MW!“ It To You
THE A. J’. COLLINS WHY.
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Come here this week and learn-d10-Yhm-Cnft cusp-w
and know the ease and delight of doing handful work.
Mrs. Vietig, oLNew York, will giveinatructions in knitting? .
.audcrochetingdailyfrom g. to 12 a. m. and r to 5,p,.m.{f
untilqflct rat. 7 ,
Special elasticali‘londay andiWednesday evenings iron:
6:30 to 8:30, for all who are unable to come during the
Leanna and a
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