' For the South
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World.
TaylorStGolden
.Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
We
Miss Gertrude Harris has taken a
flosition in th‘c office of J. ii. Lav;—
-, I‘Pucc trul t‘o.
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' ~. Tomorrow morning in the Trinity
Episcopal tiliurch there' will be llltlil}'
and Holy Communion.
. A sewer; meeting
Guild, of the. Trinity
‘ Ameen ilimish, business manager
'- of Al. Bayou, arrived from New York
«city, yesterday, to spend the spring
and summer.
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Wilbur Smith. of Norwalk, county
game warden, will give a lecture on‘
birds-3 at the Bridgeport Art. league
‘ rooms Wednesday afternoon at 30
o'clock. ’
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On account of the weather,- Mr.
Geo. Ii. Mouser, slum Worker and
at the South Norwalk Baptist church
last evening, but will do so next Sun-
day, March llth at 7:30 p. m.
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Howley it: Patrick, who recently
purchased‘one of Max H.’Schumann's
Session April _t. Joseph Layden and
family and Mrs, Smith Northrup, who
Inzve been the occupants of the apart-j
5; _ meats, Will more this month:
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Marguerite Clark
in “Little Miss George \\'8.~:llingion,”
at the Regent tomorrow,
' Mrs. Catherine llealy, of North Iier-
gen, N. .i., has moved her household
effects to the home of Mr, and Titre.l
libraries 1.. 'l‘horpe, of lt'n'irileld park.
and will locate in Norwalk, taking
’ apartments in the city shortly.
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A session of the Supreme Court will
open today in Hartford, It is expected
(telephone. Company will
on Friday of this week. This is a dam-
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{the suit over, it is alleged, the dos-
troying ot’ the. buildings of the l’ulp
phone wire owned by the Telephone
Company. Light and Light. Edward .l.
Quinlan and Walsh and llubbell repre-
‘ gent the plaintiff.
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’l‘own and city oilielals. are inter-
ested in the bill before the legisla.
lure which would lurn over to the
jurisdiction of the probate eottrt the
houses of all persons under sixteenj
V year.» of age when charged with either
. a civil or criminal offense. The bill
,[ttouitics for the appointment of a
.» probation officer by the probate court
-'10 look after the probation work of
the court.
the probate judges who claim they,
have business enough at the present
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~Your old jewelry will be valuable
filter right refreshed——repaired by
Charles Brand, South Norwalk. ‘ '
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‘ 1Thursday and Friday.
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of the Women’s;
Episcopal
.Churt-h, was held yesterday afternoon.
hurtling representative did not speak
ltouses on lsaucs street, will take. puts;
that the case of the St.‘George Pulpl
Company vs. Southern New England,
be reachqu
Eompany by fire caused by a t.eie-.
The bill being opposed by,
"gas; causes-headache, (llZZlDt‘SS anleOUId he Mtttltu‘tdt so its is. rare at
inausea; eructations of acid and undi-l‘narkm‘“"°*"‘7‘“d ’0‘” “My m
tou‘dnerscanvlljohévm it’ll W, '39 V HOW ‘ l PAN. D’A'S V
'Dcinty cottons:
prcfiy clrcsscs
, .And remarkably smart sport: sltlrtsl
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There is It glowing beautiful
' collection of fancy cottons
that invites to the planning of
frocks and of sports attire.
Some of fine and almost-
fihny texture; voiles and such.
These mostly in dainty colors
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in striking plaids, and some
with great large round figures;
and some with tinted back-
,ground upon which are allur-
ing Oriental figures.
Others of stout weave and
firtn surface; gabztrdines and
poplins and beach cloth, for
example. These in the bril-
‘ lizmt colors and striking stripes
so delightful for sports attire.
Here is one with large
blocks in gold or green or
purple or blue or old rose.
ere is one wiilrvsfripes in
rich color—and at intervals
that stripe is broken by blocks
made up of blztck and white
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'i he Spanish ship lltf‘antn lsabei is winging former Ainbasmdlll' “91'
members of the embassy, including Jyoti t‘. tit-w, t'tlllllh‘t'ilt‘l', Doll “'01“
t:_\ :.n .litieticnu warship.
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art! and Mrs. (.‘ttrurd alongr with other
The ship is. not
She will tlt’i(l2 ti‘ Havana about March it. and l N ."llut‘t‘it‘ullb Y-ill 511” 1101‘”! “Will
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MORE ARRESTS MADE IN
AUTOMOBiLE THEFT CASE‘i
EARLY HA'TCHING FOR SIZE.
HOW TO SET A HEN.
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Tm“ ”d'li‘l‘m‘“ ““1"” “"‘Tt‘ matte Contrary to ucnexttl belief and ttractllts the titne approaches for the hi’ll‘
yesterday by ”tilt-'(flll‘lcb‘ \‘i‘heeier lindhiutv chit-ks do not grow H, rlnivelto become broody or sit, if cure is;
.l:errick.in (‘lmlll’l‘lltlll Willi ”19 lllt’llfaa well during the warm months (l'dillit’ll to look int.) the nest, it willi;
from William street, Bridgeport, la‘st'hul summer “a.“ M lllt‘)‘ d.) harhhr'hp 50‘" that there are n few sof1,l
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““"ik Of an ““anbllt‘ 0“"Wll ll." UN”: in the spring. vaet‘it-llt‘cd inrtltry»‘dou’tty feathers being left there by the (.llCE. There lS lit) Clltl 10 the 'gl‘ll'll‘l 'tlltl V'll‘led l'lllellS 'il-
er W. Brown of 43“ Main sti'ceh‘mcn realize this fact. The averagtilten: also the hen stays longer {on “lost ‘1 ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ 1‘ ’ l
Bridgeport. Charged \villl‘lttkinh an farmer, however. does not nuke alpine nest when laying at this time, .‘ ' , . .
automobile without ”‘9 ““W‘W PM" effort to hatch early so that tl.e‘and on being approached will quite. j VOllCS in plailfs stripes illltl Howe
red patterns, in un-
' 39c yd.
Striped and pltlldéd voiles, some in embroidered pat-
items and S()ll1¢_\l’llll corded or merccrised stripes, yard
;w1dc~— ' ' Stlcyd.
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l Rich but delicate-toned voilcs in plaids stripes and dots.
:38 inches wide— \ , 25c yd.
g‘, Plain-lined voiles in, a range of" colors that includes
1the delicate evening tones, yard wide—25c 45c and 59c yd.
‘mission, the following were taken llll().‘p]1j(.ks will hm... the hdyamhg” 01‘ a
(‘ib‘illldi'I Benjamin,Schwartz, 01‘ 'H‘r’ longer and more favorable growing
KOS-“lllll street; Walt-2r Rifl‘h 0f 33] season. Early hatching not only in-
lfitst Washington avenue, and ll:trry‘.....~,,.s more rapid gains in the growth
Seem of 2th} Knowlton street. lol’ chicks but has a favorable infilt-
‘ Alleged t0 “it"? Still?" ill? “YO“‘HTence on the size of the individuals oi‘ces'sion. and that most of the tenth»
v“’M‘llllwo“001%? ”“1115 0f 355‘ “09' the flock. Late hatched chicks rare ers are gone from her breast. which
Til“ Slrt'i‘lt and ('lfll‘t’llt‘t‘ K- Willi!“ i_v, if ever. tlltulll the size of those‘should feel butt to the hand, she is
of Milford, were sent to jail for six; hatched curly. Early hatching like-,rently to the transferred to a nest
months, When llll‘l’ were arraigned wise. influences early maturity out, which has been prepared for her be
in ”‘9 (‘in 901"" l'dh'l “"‘l’k- The n”'9‘“conretmently curly egg productim. .‘l‘oreittuid, according to the poultry
.VOUYIE men flrrl’tit't‘d )‘eott‘l’dfll‘ 1W“ ' “iron the same. food. cure and tit-'speeittlists of the United States Dov
dikelywenmin on the nest, making a
clocking noise, l'lllTllllg her feathers,
and peeking at the intruder. When
,it is tinted that a hen sits on the
meet from two \to three nights in sue-
?ique figures, 38 inches wide--
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said 10m"? been ilaSfit‘nb’til'S in UN" tcntion chick: hatched the first of partment of Az'icttltttre The normal 1 G 'I ' ’ ‘ . ‘ ' I ‘
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SWI‘“ "1391”"?- John Allm'Oh‘kl of. March will weigh more when they urejtemperature of n hcn is from 106‘} ‘ ‘ ’ Ck Lie [Mb 1110 “5 36 ,“JLh' -
“l Milne Sll'f‘t'l. lt‘l‘f‘d Vllt‘llkt’l‘ of four months old than thm-e hatched degrees to 107 degrees l".. which vu-fi: 63C .ld
’Soutlt Norwnlk. and William llall “l a month later sav the poultry; spec- rte»: slightly during incubation. g 1' -' ~ ' , m ' "
, _ ‘ . . _ . - . . :- . ortstme mmtm' ‘ tz' —- l ‘ I
Now \Ul‘k Olly, were arrested by Slmn‘lllilisls of the l‘nitctl Sittit‘t—t..l“pit"i" llust the hen thoroughly with in- l \ , p l i ) ('010‘5’ It ~ “d Wltltf ‘3‘“ .ld
ford police. and they were accused of merit ti .itgricttlture. 'rmt. likewise let-t powder. and in appoint: “t“; Middy llfiplins in several effective sports—Stripes com-
powtiei. hold the two by the feet, the 25C yd.
head down. working the powder well . .
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mm the. feathers, mung unseat at- , Beach cloth for skirts, in effective isports stripes, of
tention to regions around the vent ‘CXCCll lll wci h (ill ' ‘ . ~'. ' , .. .
a chick is greater during the ilrsl’nnd under the wings. “we pou’dert 6 g l d filllSh, ldlllltlel‘S €81?ELl‘llly “Cl" y-‘Ud
four week§ of its life than at uny'uhould also be sprinkled in the nest. .Wide— ‘ 39C yd-
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other time. t‘ouseqttently. the early.“ ’l‘hb nest should be in sofite qnletd
hatched chick, liming the advantage
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iof it'iuore favorable irrz‘winr season,
sitting lien will not be disturbed.
‘makes crcutcr gains during lite first Move her from her regular laying l
four weeks of its life limit the lilie,
: nest at night lllltl handle her carefully, ‘
lhatched (hit-ks. lllil‘lllg' ill.‘ tarly '
N0 lNDltltSllON, (lit,
HEARIBURN ACID" in doing, so. Put a china egg or twol
I spring months when the temperatttrelln the nest where she is t') sit. and ‘
.....__._...__ [in not so varied the growth of chicks,
‘ place a board over tho’opeuing so that“
“Panels Diapepsin" Fixes .Sick, Sour, is more nuift‘ulu and constant titan illshc, can get off. Toward the evening
Upset Stomachs in Five Min. ,'is during the summer. . 'of the. second day quietly go in where...
utcs ,' _.\iillions bf chiclu die every year she. ludslttiug. lcuve some feed lllllll.
You don't. want a slow remedy when as a rcsull of being infested with water, remove the board from the top
your stpnlaph is butiwor an uncertain lice -which. under average farm l‘..ll'.t)[ the nest. and let the hen come t if_
one‘7 or a harmful onl‘~- your stontuchlllllfins. :tl‘e oi‘ttimes difficult to coir; when she is ready. Should khereturt
is 100 valuable; you mustn‘t injure it trol. llt’ll~lllllt‘llt‘d chicks are no: a? to the nest “after feeding. rcnioro
'with drastic. drugs, . filtilit'vt it! live in the early Elwin". its] the rhino cg}: or eggs and put out! tr ‘
Pope‘s biaptuisiu is noted for its they are during the \vzmtter lllonlllllllltlfi- that are to be incubated. lf
speed ilt giving relief; its hurmlcss- “’“E‘H llt'l' til‘t‘ WW0 prevalent. ll' i't'ufithe nests are slightly darkened the
Mess; its certain. unfailing action in “0 Otht'l‘ l't‘n'on chicks should lie liens are less likely to become rest-
rcn'ulatiu" sick, sour, gassy stomachs:llflll'llt‘li curly-so thei’ Ermvth will less. At hatching time they should
its quick relief in indigestion, tlyspcp-l‘ “0' b" illlt‘rl’lllllt’il by the prescnc.
be confined and not disturbed uu- . ‘
sin and gtwtt‘itis, when caused by aetdi-‘Or “N‘s y til the batch is completed, unless llt’llltlSOllld edge of deep (Jllllly—
tr. has made it fat‘nous the world over. ; Many llll'illl‘l‘l-l T081129 considerable
.. . . they become restless, when It may Marquisctic Willi l'Cill Cllllly Ctl
Keep this wonderful stomach sweet-,l‘mm‘.‘ “it‘ll sprmg ftom ”19 salc Or be best to remove the chicks that . ~ -
being in the stolen car when it passed! holds true with chicks- illiteh' . Ill“
through Stanford. The charges t first of April as compared . uun‘
.against them were boiled in the (lily; 1mm. lmtclwtl May first. This is due
court, and they were discharged. :to the fact that the rate of growth of
‘lbinations, a yard wide—
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Somc richest curtains
are late: beautlflccl
How finely the handsome lace contrasts with the net
of fine texture! .
, What excellent effect the Ctli‘llilllS have (is one sees
them draped.
How greatly they will gain beauty :13 they are hung
in one’s own hornet
French cable net with edge of l'elil linen Chilly—$2.75.
Fine French cable net with both deep insertion and
54.50 to $730.
gs and insertion—‘
$2.75 to $6.
cut-r in your home~keep it littntiyw—‘hl‘onl’l‘s- ”l“ llrlf-‘P “l “It’ll i5 “SHE" are hatched first. In cool tveztther , __ . >
get a large fifty-cent case from any 1y “mom?“ b." ”ll-‘5? “WV-WW" sold it. is best not to put more than ltl Fancy 113i Willi Edge Of lilll'llCllVC lHC6—-— 52-50-
‘tlruc store, and then if anyone shouldfiml the time marketed. 'i‘lt't- it woultl‘oggs under a lien. while later in the EffCCllVC pllell Cltbld “a Will] lZiC€ CtlQ'C IlIltl insel;
eprlng one can put 12 iii-5.15, accord-
ing to the sizzu‘nf the .hen.
eat something which docsn‘t agreefseel“ ”till it" "NIP-1‘ l" "If-"”5“ ”I“;
with them: if what they eat lays liketathm oi’ matter from Ht" Wt- t‘f
lead, ferment's and soul's and fortuSTmmilm'“ ”I“! ”5“” ”“13" "'“”‘““‘g
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What. remarkable
embroidered \bcautlesl .
Here is evens honeycomb bedspread embroidered in
tors! ‘
if is delightful. 'The colors blend .or contrast With
splendid effect. The pattern is uncommon. And what :1
pretty air it will give tothe bedroom. '
Other pieces to be used with if, a number of 'them.
~But the needlework section is just glowing and brim-
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lNCREASE IN CAeiTAt. smcu.‘
the; . '
! ’l‘i‘c Hour Publishing Company cti‘
I Ni rwalit filed a certificat: oi lll(‘l't‘t‘t.'t‘l ‘
.of enp‘talustock at the office of tie,
all the: . , ‘seci'cttifv of the state yestardifi lt‘ fly 1,,»
stomach distress caused by it [disarm-.1 The J. C. Kessler & (‘0., but lac-fuzltii‘iczml shares were ispori trnlt- 5C0
pears. its promptness. certainty andgioti’. at Molinton, Pa, has been sold in; the capital stock of lli.‘ It."‘;ll”" V“
ease in overcoming such stomach dis-{’0 2. New York buyer. whoscuimne' 2m) shares and the (rapid smith
orders is a revelation to those who try has not been disclosed. The new own- 'I‘it-~ .‘tliilinnal shares we.“ tllvl it".
lt.—1A-dv. ' Ker. who paid $35,000 for his purchase, as iiilttwr: Arthur C. “"1 lu-‘I' -t-.
Invill take possession on March 1. Ilitlwttrtfl ‘t"\:"n:ts, 10; Shes.i "(I t‘
‘l The plant, idle since last Septenrgctlmmings,‘ 5; Victor S. St'lil't'll, :3:
the r, it: in shape for immediate operaAt ‘sV'jlliantJ. Brown; 5;,Vlctor W. l“t'l'~
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,tion. and the new owner will beginl ri§, 5; Jessie l. Tolles. 2.
gested food—remember as %oon as'Sl‘Flllfl “”1103 prides" are iiihlteat. -
Pope‘s Diapepsin comes in contact”. “‘
with the stomach it helps to neutralize;
the excessive acidity, then
THE HAT TRADE.
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month.
among them are“ several
Money saved is only
it your surplus
benefit of our unexcclied
Useless Expenditures ,
It is’ Surprising how many useless_ expendi-
tures the average man makes in the course of a
If you keep a strict account of.
it will not: be long before. you
dollars in this bank and get the
interim rate—4% compounded twice a year.
ming with beautiful and novel things; now especially!
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New luncheon and britge‘sets; luncheon Sets of 24-
inch Center with a halfdozcn each 6-inch and 1.1-inch doy-,
lies, stamped for solid and for French-knot embroidery —
Stand ii 50. ‘ .
iwoik in about ten days, it is stated, 'itto'eross oat-fer Comimnr‘of New
It is four stories high, with two dd-‘liuven filed a. teertillcate of dissolu-
ltil‘lr‘hs, and stands on a lét 90 by 521tlou. The company has not beetren-
Ute-u. ‘ Hanged in business for several years
‘ i More limit 100 Operatives will hexand there are-no liabilities or assets.
lentp‘.oycd.——~New York News Record.
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' 3 ALBUQUERQUE-N. M. March 6.«~‘
. :Thelt of a pouch of registered mall to
.1 j.phrted to contain more than $8,000 at
‘the Aiclllfion. Topeka and Santa Fe
‘Itttutlc n on the night of February 201i:
led to the arrest here todly of Tom-
«my. his who: Clint-let nun-en. a
l‘nflny mail clerk «Jimmie. Tens.‘
08mm uid they'fouad ”.330 in a,
trunk in Riley‘s m we: the “new
V, a.
your eizpenses
Win find that
first could be avoided.
money earned. ‘Depos-
REGISTERED MAIL srohsn. ed ;' for Outline or ’crdss-stitch or solid embroidering. There
are all the pieces to make complete sets; each in :1 package
with the thread for embr‘oiderin z—scarf, pillow, pin-cush-
‘ion‘, candleshades, boudoir cap. rcssing'sack,——each offas
color and guaranteed to launder nicely—25c to 75c. '
White‘linen ccnt‘érs in sizesfrotn 18 'to 54 inches-—
Soc io-‘32.75.‘ . . -
White linen scarfs‘. 20 inches
; inches long-3.1. to $1.50;
Finer-barbie and naiusook undergarments wasteful
. a: .mucwr
Fancy Pulled Figsll
’ 140 lb. '
protection and liberal
I , fl: .4; wide and 36 45 or 54
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and small patterns—but some .
Lawn pieces for bedroom are both siampedand tint-
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BC prepared
It’s but u few weeks to play-
ing-time. ‘ ’
(le‘l l'C‘ilth't’l
lirtlah up on your game.
Take out the kinks that Old
\l’intcr hzts put in.
hnprovc your game; correct
the faults the. developed last
.year. ’
Here and Now is time and
piztcc to do it.
A (iolfcrs’ Field is ready!
it’s part of Sportsmcn’
Corner.
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There you may practical «
both drivinhr and putting. 3
And have benefit of coach—r _
ing by professional. i ,
D. B. Carton, tcztchcr at. .‘
several clubs, who lLtid out moi "
fine course at liagcrstown, is ‘. ‘ ‘
here. to give instruction. y 7
Lessons; one hour or oncé
half hour. _. - , . .
Charge is reasonable. it ~
And one may begin thé l'éllll
playing,r season in fine f‘cttlc.’ i
Fourth floor.
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Read at least
one story a week. , .
There is;
enjoyment ff
_ to r everyé] -
body; inl
reading ' at
least 'one
good ,storyft
a week,
mum
When day’s work is ovei'.','
it’s relaxation to read a story.
that carries the mind to dif— .
fcrent scenes. ,,,. f, .
Here are all sorts of stories
”lllj'Slel‘y Will' lOVE ZithClllUl'C ‘
—to make evening's enjoyable, .1
and different. ‘
Ily William .‘lm-lxtotl Rollie——
_ Mavericks .
Wyoming:
Bucky U't‘onnor
A Texas Ranger
ltltlhwuy of Montana
The lirami llltvftt-rs r
(‘t-noltetl Trails and Straigh‘ '
Robert W. (“bombers—-
“'hu (lot-s There
- .lrtlmt- Stringer—-
The Prairie. Wife.~
" Percy J. Recliner-.—
Thc 'l'urhulent linelims
' Florence M. Kingsley-—
The Heart, of Willard
‘ Natalie S. Lincoln—-
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Night Watches
' Payne I‘ll'h‘l‘llith—
1 Girl of lllt- lllue mug-e
tacit excellently printed‘
and bound, originally pubs-l
lishcd at $1.35 and $1.50».
Joni the .
ress-form Club -_
w A Hitll-‘Bor
chart dress-fort
that will take ‘all .
the tiresome part”
away from fits;
ting; ready to go
to any Bt'idgc‘por -.
'home where
dressmaking
done on payment
of . . ’
' one dollar. .. .4
A form that. is
easily adjusted} to
‘reprbduce . figure
of nearly any w
man. .,'At"forin
~th-ai may“ be,
used for the different more"
bers of the family. A.fo
that is going to save. lotsio
time and tiredness during the
Spring sewing-time.
Two models, respectiv
m5" and $18. cash price. ‘
M same price to me"
motorists; W)! MMi had use.
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