SCET
. Two-Two-Two Cakeo.
upluls sour milk. one-hall
,ful soda. two cupfuls stale
crumbs. two eggS. two cupt‘uls
two level teaspoonfuls baking
, pinch of salt. Soak crumbs
over night. in the morning
a. well beaten eggs and tlour
My powder sifted in it. Add
3 little at a time. You may no!
. Ignite all the amount called for.
have stale Johnny-cake us:-
ul of that, cruiitbed. and one
m crumbs. This makes de-
pancakes.
Everlasting Yeast.
I-hnlf cup buttermilk one tal~i~
nil :ugar. enough flour to make
r. ,Let this set iii a warm
ill it ferments Then add a
dnbrt‘ sugtm hour and water.
dill find that yott hive a good
Always save a little out when
mix with corn mini and let it
a", or put a lllllt ot the yeast in a
u add a little stig .tt etei5 it“
0 keep it iroin soaring.
Vegetable Sausages.
one and one-halt cups dried
tallfl Ever night, and cook in
water until tender. Mash
a sieve. Quid two tablespoon-
or or meat trying, salt. pep
dash of pepper sauce or any
lice, and a. pinch of sage or
. ll‘ loo still, moisten with
t egg, form into stiiall balls and
Ike sausages. This is a splendid
t or supper dish and help
taken the meat ,L.t*ls ltid iit Ll‘m
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I "I Dried Apple Fruitv Cake.
‘lhl‘t‘t? t‘tl’ir'. (it"t-tl ripples over
. I in cold water In the morning
omlhem and put tlum tho
\Iit‘il'
|)\t‘lI
\dd one
éhoppad no ins
cups llOllB. ora-
ting, llll't‘t‘ eggs
at soda. llake
(up seeded
anti add
cup butter or
and one tea-
in moderate
t‘iuil
_ Add one
flour and onehalt' teasptloniul
' of noise. Roll out and bake
which has been greased with
Fruit Cockies.
cups sugai ont- cup butter.
pa chopped raisins. Jtt'o eggs.
blnhpoons sour milk. one tea»
bode, one-halt teaspoon each or
, cloves and cinnamon, tlour to
like in quick oven.
. Walnut Cookieo.
eggs, two cups sugar, beaten
to a cream: two teaspoons
cinnamon and allspice and one
eg, grated rind of one lemon.
p6 flour, one teaspoon baking
, one. cup either black 0! Eng-
alntits. chopped tine
Bean Pickles.
“good .ténder beans and wash
cup sugar, mixed spices and
ICook again for fifteen min-
ai‘itnd seal.. too more. sugar
\ .
nook in salt water fifteen min-1
drain. Take one. pint vine~f
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Three-piece Suits Regain Popularity.
The three piece gown is regaining
its old popularity. Seeh rece 1 1y was
a dark blue niuon blouse mounted
on a foundation 0! vieux-rose taffeta
enlivened with touches of gold
thread. The surplice collar was all
gold lace veiled with blue. and flu
sleeves, of the bishop persuasion,
showed rose colored frills under
darker material. it was intended to
accompany a tailored Costume. llit‘
skirt ol' which tell in full folds close
to the figure. Stitched bands of soil
blue cloth to match the rest of tho
costume luggelled pockets, and, like
the pointed hell, were stitched with
rather thick black silk. The coal it)
accompany it was provided with
pouch pockets and a monster collar.
High and straight, it was of seal
musqunsh fastened with two buttons.
This particular form of collar, b5
the nay, is seen on almost every coat
that has any pretensions to being up
to date.
As an alternative,
lilt'
there is the sili'
plice one reaching from shoulder to
shoulder. 'l‘his stands well ntvhy front
the neck, and appears both on the
tailored suit and the restaurant
lrock. it is very tit'qtieully rcpt-w
settled by a slrip of far: but, “lilti-
ever l'otm it takes. it must be large.
for iii these days "the coilnr's
thing,"
the
Milltnery for Children.
dltlll't‘l'fi this season
the rather
ltlt' tulttltlii-t:
pretty notion of utntcliiitir
IliPtllllllii mitts ,tt-tttitt EUROPEAN
All Silolllll little at this
Covers of Plain Linen. lUNlith 0‘" “ O'stl’ond'I
“nuspkwpmo mun”), have a nutn- erue ol The Associated l’ressl—The,
be r ot‘ little tttb'ts which are ant-”5 dutpiisiug retelntlon that at lento»;
needing clean (I0\tlIH. One doesn’t 5“] “l “l" lands six million “1100“
like to use embroidered centerpieces ‘A-lldl‘Pn “W “50 physiculb Ol' mentol-I
and d-tilics tor the purpose, for these l)‘ dt‘l9lfllV9 01' dlfit‘afit‘d as to DO lncaD-I
little tables are more tl‘ it likely nblt‘ Ol deriving reasonable benefit
used as stands for plants or as little lluill the education which the sistet
catchalls. An excellent solution it: provides" is made in it report Just be.
the way of little table dresses is the sued by the t‘hicf Medical Officer of
pldlll li'ten cover ornamented with it the Board of Education
colored edge. Natural coloned. oyster The report has aroused great inter-I
or \thite linen ma) be used, or even est and has come as a shock to the!
gray liiten lull deptntling upon the publit generally. The Manchester
lli‘e ot‘ the little table) and then the. Guardian says that the report "shouldI
edge bound with [lilt‘d or heavy awaken fears as to the nation's futurei
muslin ct‘ any 0010? lb“! 1"“! prefer. its slittiply as would news ol a dlmfi»!
'ihe binding, when completed, is an 1 mp. (“that of our “in h ‘ ll iiiakcsI
llii'll 1“ “Mill and l‘UlellleS more. the point that the waste icfettcd to is
(iiittrti against (elort-d materials that iiettntablc “my that “mp. it is being
““‘lI‘ “‘l l" “m- teem-tied by better housing. better Iii»1
,l:oi tonditions and puter and theapet 1
load, together \‘llll :ttiipler medical;
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To Clean White.Felt Hats.
\.IIIIIIIII .IIIIII IIIII‘I "I” be “PM“! facilities and eoundcr ideas in edutnU
auth- “lm‘l‘Imr'I-‘I "-‘I ”“I tollod‘liig lion and hygiene, that “the natitilll
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nutluul. l but lllt hat on a flat sot;j mm“ with incredible slowness."
lact- 'll all mints. Spi‘ nklc crown on ,, . .
, I , I bil‘ George .Newman. the (‘htef Medi-’
brim with coarse yellow corn meal . , . ll
, , , cal (liltcci',tt ‘ the (Ollt luston ot llll re
ittut t into the felt with it will! l
. . . tort iiidittitt s that a complete scheme .
hr. ttt‘lHll or a pod made oi white :
I . [is lit)“ pram itally lt‘ittl) thitt will.
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ll better to lit-tun at the center III‘IIIII Ilh‘ll, I” OI‘IIII IIIIIIII IIIIIIIgII
of ti. l‘l‘t)“ ll and work outward with “I l“ ( II I "um“ l" “I” (“In I‘m ‘
morally. ttitli it \im\ to pretentim: int
tuture a repetition of reports its tllii
appoint in: as that Just issued, The
:iatisltirtnation is to be accomplished
llltn' t’illt‘ ill. ‘
Attti the upper mutate has been
chatted slip the or the but
through an opening t'ti‘. in the lid of a
box. “lilt‘ll is.a little larger than the
lad. This brings the under surface. 0!
the llill up and gin-s support for the
itI tittulat
(“Illl\\ ll
ll.tou;:h the ttitl ut‘ scteral agencies.
'1 he education authorities,
.~cltool medical berth-c,-
lti(‘ill
ltto. 'll llllllI
complete schetim.
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HEAl FLASHES
ttzzt Laval:
Mu. Wynn Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
DuringChnnge of Life.
Richmond, YtL—“After taking
seven bottles of L5dia E. Pinkham’ 3
Vegetable Com.
{WW woman.
troubled with other
men at that time-—
dizzy spells. nervous
. feelings and heat.
flushes. Now I am
in better luahh
than I ever was and recommend your 5
remedies will niyfrtenda "—Mrs. Lum
\‘v’YNN. 2812 E. O Street, Richmond, Va.
While Change of Life is a most crit- g
teal period of a woman' s existent-,c the ;
annoying symptoms which accompany .
it may be controlled, and normal health I;
o
restored by the timely use of Lydia B.
El‘inkhnm' a Ye getnble Compound.
Such warning nyinIptoms are ti sense
of sutl'ooption, lot ll .i,ehes headncbes,
loucknches. dread of impending etil.
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the hean sparks before the c5e . ,
irregularities, constipation, variable tip- ‘
petite, weakness and iiatuietudt, undI . . "
dizziness.
For these Ibnormal conditions do not
fail to take 1.5diu E: l inkhuin s \ ego-
tnhla (‘ om'vntnd
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,\l_\' subtitission is
ill the interest of economy. the
cannot afford to neglect a cutti-
slate
pouml I feel like u‘
l ul— ;
ways had a headache h
during the (‘hange'
of Lil'eund wasalso I
had feelings com-‘
8&1}! ef’rdctical
flame Drerrfla/(ingI
f ' Lemony
Prepared Specially for This New'spaper
3y Pictorial Review
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Little F 10ch with Panel Front.
t‘rocks‘ adds pivtitly to their I'llal'fl‘
rod sustains fashionable interest in
them. Here is a suggestion for "in
development of ti checked gingham,
i-Iiallis or setge. A panel front is fea
ltiittl on the, model and the dosing it!
lfit‘tflll tl at lltt' ll if \ldt‘ under a hull.
The side {it hi and liuik of the wt st:
ate tucked in ltm plzilt lflfi‘l‘tl, A d- -
l)’ lattti cellar cdgcd with lat-e lin-
lxlit‘i the luck and there lll‘t’l culls to
match.
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in medium size, the dress requires
ll raids :‘iiinclt titatcrittl, ttitli ‘_-
Ital-d lattn for trimming and 7.. Itard
tape for stay. 'l‘itero need be no
waslo of material if the cutting
guide. is carefully followed. The lliil’
lei‘ial is first folded iii half. The skirt.
is laid till lite lengthwise fold and to
the right of it routes the piecing
lllllt‘l'll near the fold, but not on it.
The tttllar, panel frolti aitd luiik att-
laid on tho lt-ugtlitviso fold and ll!"
1.. it is lo the tight cf the bat k of tilt-
\t‘uitz‘. (Ill the inn ll.
"liree st-utioin 'lto patient,
the
l ride front, slot . tufl‘ are plat-ml
. .- on n. lt-ttgtltui-t .t‘l of material.
. i I// if the sit-etc is d. itc_d,shorter than
illustrated, ("ll oil ‘- wer part of pal<
ltl'il alt-tit: M'lnll “o" perforations.
The hell can be extended all tho
\t.‘lI\I around the lowered waistline or
lt'lllillllllt'll at either title of tit-i
trout panel. If a tub material is used
tor the detclopincitl of the dress lllll
lattt-r mctlmd is pret‘erithlc because i:.
simplifies the laundry work.
wt: was
:l
l The girl of hard lti‘fil‘dgt‘ is catcrr
ad to in this lillln frock of ('ht'cltt‘tl
material. made with it panel from.
Collar and cuffs on) 0; line while
lllt‘ hats worn by their little pi- . in {lime tstttblislicd it ststem oi remedy? “1”“ ""“‘"“I-II lawn t‘tlst‘tl “llll hi“— 'l‘ltc skirt. “hit-b is uttacheddo tlo f
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"“h ”“I “‘Il‘lrl‘l'IH t'yt'F. The “NH .. I ' land iiiiuliorution. ljduulion commit ”_ I'I’Im' Tl _ f It tariv‘l of \otitltful “Ml‘ctl “-‘l l ttIItIliIoIloI: “ml“ ‘
"i ' ‘ - , . ' . " " is y . l ill 0 ‘ 5' mm . vitt‘ .(t z .
‘3‘“ ~‘”"”"“"" “1““ Min 0f ’l‘usctttt To make llllplt‘ dumplings. pare and tees. doctors. nurses and thousands ollI -\lA.\ll..A.. (to. -l. .IIIII lflll.l slth (if Ayn-m. 0951 y 3 ,. l
“”“W “’“l “NIP-“it‘ll .Vmuttlsters wear ltll‘t- tart ninth-s. or new “little canned voluntary workers compose it co opei 5'“ ”l“ “‘l‘I‘m‘I‘IWI'” "‘ ”“I Mm" I” “ I'm ‘ ‘ sur T
tIt'hite Milan with blue ribbon trittt- tore tart :lpple". til use whole coitiied‘Intitc s5stem tit sinntd to sail» ”I‘It Han ‘0 "1‘",le among ll‘t‘fl‘ “0 .. . 5
“Hill: exactly man-hint:r tlu. may. blue t;.ltt- pint-or. tho mo of it biscuit. rolbehlld. 'l‘he. 5stt-nt is lo evttttd irotii :‘l‘l‘I'lmI‘l‘nl- ”‘0 “H ”r III" IIIIIIIIIIIICI SKIRT L aluminum I'
(III “I" I'm" “Md“ “f ”“I “Ii-"- 1'4“” lIilll. lil." an apple iit each. itiltl 00115111 Ut'llOl‘l-K for mothers to lllt' l.t)llll‘ and ‘lI-“I- A ””"llll‘l' Ul Jullilllt‘fit‘ lllt‘ “Hi ‘
hats are icr t'lllltli‘t‘ll \tith gray or over mm “Hula closely together. MakcIlrom welfare centers to juvenile t‘lll .k‘I'I‘I‘ “I" “I b" lIIllIIIlt‘II‘I IIIIO III“ lioroI ' " I - .
IIIIZIIII II'IIIIS‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII“ I'M‘II' “k" ”“I it Hilton nt' l\\‘t) cults “liter. liliitt‘r‘lltuliielli. lit his l‘lIIH'l'l Sir (it‘tll'kt‘IIIflIIIIII)‘ “I IIIIIIIA IIIIIIII I‘IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIII mm 01‘ SBI INCH MAIHWL WIINNM‘L IAIIIIIIMIIWIIII‘IWII .
“1“” “0"" bg. \Wllri‘ll llH-‘l ."t'ill- “1“" one or a \Hlllllll a little tintamon oi 39mm.“ ‘:\.‘~- stttlrntcitts for at least six months. —I1‘ictoriul l:t'\l-—\"—\V ”If” 3:0. OOGI. gm,“ G to ll I‘,,,,I,.\,I MM“ 1;, ”mm
IIIIIIIIIII ltiun (rowan. bttt tho head nutmeg atid a (.u" ot hum". Let this ilirlti :.t'.ii‘s‘ \‘tlll‘l: has brought to 'i‘lll‘i' will “W“ ”1,. ranking 5.5.00“. 1‘
HI.“ II IIIII'II'II'I IIIIIII'I' III III“! 1““ "l” mine to a boil Ull top of the slovefipgm 5. large muss oi physicttl defect and it is expected that the Mums will: . H M- f
slips down well ”W" ill“ “1““ X‘” drop the dumplings in and bake in tn.) disease. \‘nrhsd m dmmvuir “11.1500" l'“ “M" l“ “l‘llllllilllllrt‘ roofing _,_— ‘\
llllll‘: ts uglier than a small. high ”I" own. “ltllSIllIt'illl, most ot‘ itIprcvcntibltu in tiles as (‘lictlllll’ m ”H, pork ‘5 done """'—I "I .
lt’rched crown on a childish head. ___.__,_ 'iii Julu - . -
The smaller the bi ‘t 'I-ll’ ii i liq, .tid to tho data thus ptotidtxd no. ' . . . . 8 It a 101‘1‘;‘I an
, I I I'I I" III 0“” Six e' its bcait-ti ltll’tlllt‘L‘ with two ,. .u. to: m two general conclusions. 'l‘liu Moron. like other I‘liilllllllm‘ C l
ll must (ltihttmlll to be smart. \ory -hh .4 “Inns ”f “,1, cream. a: id 3 little] , ‘ . .. .. «tribes. "I“. straw and thatch I“. H mm.
soft \lilaitsi are worn by children who I" I In I not II” than II qIIIIIIII III II IIIII ' I
("ill afford Ill‘ 1 to ”tilt 'll‘ t-t- t poppur and mill added. make a flood lion (“001 ”mm,“ “n, so physically. l int; imitetittl ll is not costly but it is I A G d Bank
do i ;Il.IIl\IIIIllI nui..I itiitI breakfast dish. vI‘tlril ti hot skillet or “0mm“, “New“, W diseased ”“5”th mummmbp. and is m, inrita 00
i re or" new i tli‘i . tans. that u o . . u , I ‘ I I . . l . - ' t
mam]. ”f (1.10mi m“... ”m, “H. (M ”l “l'l‘l‘ ‘3 ‘l ”“1“ im” “““d ”m“ to be unable to derive reasonable bt‘n-I ““m l“ d”“““““ “l” “I” “"l Has experience taught you to glVC careful thought to
lill(‘il\‘(‘. Some of these are in the III'VIIIK IIIIIIII' AIIII pouring III II“ wilt limit the education which the} II‘l‘mIr'm‘I ”"I ”0 “MW” and "m h“ your bank account?
(tiengiirrv or scotch hllillle. .\ red ”(III “III II “10mm“ W Ihen 1t0 818”" “"‘ides. if this figure be con HIM“ ”“I ‘ I“ "l ‘°""“"°”°n' A good bank gl'OWs better as it grows older and its
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and white pliiid (liettgurrv is ll‘ltlllllt-d I ‘I I II IIIIIIIIII' IIII‘II “IIIIIMIOI Th“ or t >ldl‘lt'll “K‘le l?" lit a financial poiiiti customers usually grow with tt—busincss arrangements to
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with a bantLiutd strettmr'rs ”f red wt- :ktlltt :lltl Ilflkt on; lltr rIeI It dlIII‘h oi \ipv. ititd quite apart front llltktlll-ln 99.: be permanent must be mutually nurceabie.
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vet ribbon and a cluster .of bruit. rt-zl IIIIIII‘_ l IIILIIIzIthIInI‘Iih Tim“. CONI'ImI” sulleitnp. and 'I'Pm‘m‘m dcnthi 32%): Prsl’n-lw-I.L¥ “BIL” This Bank inVltCS You to join that large number 0f
cherries near the front. Sailor hat-t “' :IllfIslIIli.I SIIII‘I )t‘ tel-I ind roll it ttnlailcd it “ill be seen that the stiitct HOW it He— ..,. Cit?" Isanle' ‘tls depositors who for many years have found banking rela-
of colored Milan with crown l0!) and ‘I‘lm ‘0 .tnIt ‘IIl‘I lI’I‘I hot mm. is not getting itdctllitite retuiiis. out I‘I ”I“ VI tions here 130th pleasant and profitable. t
trimming band of colored glazed kid “II“ ”F I "g ‘ - III liltl'Slt‘fll grounds alone. {or a subsltiii IDuyycurlmule 052“.” t'aticneyi-Mil'ar We loan money on first mortgage.
are also Very stunt-i. (‘biidreufs Filll- . W k B t.ttii llal‘l or iii t-xlwndnurp .0.“ New" Igmflm finial: “69th “mills nub ~13 , .
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or hells this year are suuvr and wish- I Alta?” il‘k "III“ "It“ (It tm education." i Early tap twin,» orri‘. I lmnc‘nlliIs. ;L - _. ‘
- .7 - . n. ._ . . ,- ‘ascma in wt t._ . a . . . in t.’ lb ,I" ‘ I “n... ”it?“ .
Inh it] “my” (“.vllttlilll) ”ms. I,I ”I“ v\llSll‘l'lll llilllllkt‘l‘l‘lllt’l‘l such as UN . (ensideratlon 9’ llll‘ situation 201553:hflimgnggounhrxhd‘htj'dit iiri- , “w.“ a“ __ ._ __ —___ ‘____ '.:=.:_-_—_____‘_~V
Jack at of coast guard tyot‘. l’it-lur" ' ‘ . , ‘ It ' . mounts to indicate that the physical *"l"°‘”"’“ . . . t /
~ .. a bottom peasants \‘.e:il‘ i'or headtresses, art. . It “MM we mums...“ mm]. or i ,
1mm “Ir SIIGLIRI \Htil‘ an of III I ' ‘ (In an“ "“d in I’m llit‘ education 0‘ wo‘tk nuns and the chmmc coughs ot
- . .. r m 't. M'l 1 item» with being shouti. 'l‘lic handkerchief is "a. dIcrlypodpo ~— ,
ot tety the t llt iai l. . , . . he child or school age is dependent. Id .. Im u f d t id
wide supple brims and rather low (ll 11 lltl‘tlt‘ fill“ in CF93!“ white, andi halves sun 05 into untanii cu mt l
' , _ l i upon ante-school conditions; and tie and provoke! adenoid! nud somwtlnmo-l
crowns .\ mind of black velvet rlb- has a border of DlltDe plums ant pendent also upon post-school cont!" t.lironts I l . f l
hon tied in a small bow_ with long green loaves. 'l‘ht“ bags, are hau‘tion In “In” “’01- .II . . d I . .ofififi‘éfilfilfilllvlwdtlhlslfitlm lulos; Safety follows, by using- the Best Grades 0 our
”‘th 8““ ““‘ W“ ‘" “ml“ ‘6 "W” “°°" ““th t. t“; .III'II‘I :“dll‘ildl’llll...‘lillfl‘i°‘it“§‘3.l“!‘.‘;i“l“ COAL
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lttindc-mnde. of silk. constitutes a are shirred on to oblong wooden In“ of ”53‘ ‘ Tl“ y I‘M Illmc ingefi,fi.;§qgt .Ipvni,dn|,I...."{..m.aI.f. we offer you more units of heat per ton than IOrdinai-y
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tnodish trimming for such a but. .frtimes. which form the handles, i° i cannot v Wt must rotn,’ {lllrllulrtl therecllildiénkg -E:§IcII.t;Iigu ‘11:“ at I! Kinds. It pays to use the Best that: has a warming effect
..,-__....d-.....___..—-‘—~ Hugs for soiled hantlkerchlels are it physical btillltlpolltll begin earlier. Th” ”“6“”133 éugfofifim‘flr‘sup est- 13nd. and a comfortable' satisfaction to the consumer. Let US
I .‘1 amitit'.1;nc L on 0 JLQ' 0 1L! \ .
GROVE BEACH P05“ "‘05 made hum large bordered hand ”"1“ Comm“ “M" ill-"l ll” ““5"”! cIutIiIithsrrup .demonstrate and prove our assertion by sending us your * ./
BURNED- . kerchiei‘s. They are sliirred so as m‘uccepied p'eilod of education. Whittl fiiquofit Rifl‘flrxl‘{0&({n‘ly‘t§llpltéiihlrjs . order now
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t t k lforni ti iouitd bag. while the fox: 1“ needed indeedis an chectlvo super- columnist.uudeoutninsnuuolalu ‘.
CI 'I‘VTON' Nov (II‘IIII‘O 0 IIII “20““ 0 ts ban over the edge as‘ dec- "l-‘lllln find a sound and pram‘cai train Sold 0"91'5'Wh9m- BRO HERB
nrigi t destroyed the residence of I ost- it) in ll . . . . . . ‘ I I
muster A. S. Wheeler. of Grove Beach, oration. The. comers are finished mg or the body from the end of inlnn‘ t _ - . . , I Washington St.‘
“‘8 the night, ““15““ a 10“ orlwith the little linen tassels, and the C)‘ t0 ud0l€809n00~ ll l8 Sflld 5011.1€~ Today, tomorrow—mud too “‘3' P110!“ "33- 37
IIIIIIIIt ‘2' 000‘ The DOSIIIIIIce was Iocal'lba is drawn up' with fine linentiiiies that in the interest or economy, alterflprIospec’tive tenants “IIII not 'I“”
ed in the building. No one was at g . - . ’m merely road «utility will STUDY——
cords t pt the state. cannot afford such I the “To Let" ads. in The Sentinel -~ .
home at the time.
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NON WONDER WHERE
lot? .tTHtNTfiE
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