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;REMEMBER: THE FIGHTER
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HINMAN DEFINES
to have their property relieved front
surface and permitting water. The 339 392
attorney general's opinion follows: 1
Q0! your department to provide ditchea
and culverts upon
of anilicicnt capacity
only the road drainage but drainage
from llnd on either aide. ,
highway to which your inquiry. ape--
ciaily reiatea ll situated on low lami.‘
covered at to both the highway and
adjoining premiaea by overflow troll
pain-unlit timed-,treahei that aid
iddjoiniag land in wet and swampy.
that the cam huway ditche-
. and culverta aumciently drain the
"infinity. but that owners“ “fit “um“ .
3 My desire t t y
:chn’mmmandcflvemheenlamdwutore- '
lieve their Wynn corn. degree
from aarlace and percolating waters.
that under our dec;aiona-
gorary flooding oi the road in time
«remit. noriathertieinuoftho
love/latheraadtoavoidaneaflooov
‘maw, tron
I'M.
7Whaling, widthllhétoE,
Bitumwfi, Wand”
mum. .,
; inhuman", . 1
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“ Soft,“ luxurious TBwelsS
Turkish weave: in daitz Jysceluo alluvial
'A'rack full of large snowy towels 111 a welmmo‘
sight to any weary body desirmmdf a bath: A stock
of good Bath Towels botokcus n Ivlcmlv limllil'l‘lulil.
There is such an inviting display now that every
housekeeper will be addingjo hm- supply.
All (0101' effects are shown. ( 1m» may buv towels
to combine niih rooms in color, lavender, all the blues,
rose and pink, gold and tan.
Tm Towels, all white,- I Q "-
14.19.25, 29,39, 5001:8t03u50mh
Yancy Turkish 'l’oweb, daint1 striped effects in blue,
pink. gold and lavender. '
Bath Towel size, 39 intimach
Guest Towel size,251‘ctl~
Face Cloths, 8 eta '
Fancy Turkish Tonia, heav1 nothqunlitv, pink, blue,
gold and lawnder with 11111109 for initial.
" Bath’l‘tm'cl size, 59?“!
Guest Towel size, 25am .1
Fa ace ("lathe 10m
' Fancy Turkish il'owola, colored borders in pmh;
lavender and gold. Bath ’l‘o’wel size, 89 ct!
Guest Towel 3129,25 etc
Face Cloths 10 ct!
Turkish Towel Beta,th1'ce pieces, borders of pink,
blue. gold and lavender. Set includes,
Bathetowel,
Guest towel,
Face towel,
Turkish Towel Bell, six pieces. borders of pink. blue,
gold and lavender. Set includes,
blue,
$1.211 Want
‘2 Bath towels, ' -.
2 Guest towels, 98.50 m
2 Face cloths,
rut-kahuna, seven pieces, in pink, blue,~la_vender and
y gold. Set includes, 2 Bath towels,
1.1m- , 2'Guest towels, 95.00.09
:3. 2 Fa ace cloths
.1 Bath mat,- _.
Which .“Gift Bone," seven pieces packcd' 1n attrac-
r tive colored boxes, ’
salmon Aim-go assortment of Turkish «Bath Mats,
very attractivcvlooking’ in all. white, pink, blue,
and lavender,
59, 09, -85l:tI, $1.,00 31.39, 91501109250 each
Bath Sets for Bahia, seven p1eces,91.50and 93.503 not
Walloon {41",
$1110 \
Wenmdflp-‘Mi
, longer. andl germ.
'7 The Uniwd State!
Walshcv cry
one to aid in the great
; eiiont whioh‘ in to with
i this war against the burl .
‘ barons midi-savage liunae.
Tileflommeattre'
(Incl-tin» more (wommry
_ along various lines, the
climinutiotl of careless
and thoughtless methods
of transacting business.
Also, that we learn to
tusmuunodate «ourselves
to these changed mndi- . 1
lions. ' o' ,
The House of Read is
ondtawring to gi1e 11,11
good nmvice as Imiblu
and if through these dif-
ficult times“ every one
will’ helpa little it will ,,
be easier for 11s alL. One
_ may apsist in the act- of
carrying home small
packages. thereby light-
ening the deliver\ and
. saving gasoline for
grcdter needs and emer-
gcncies If several pack-
ages are lumped togeth-
er one delivery can take:
! rare of your dailv wants ,
conveniently. It takes
Suite 11 bit of gasoline to
oliver one spool , of
thnirad in an automobile.
Also. do not exchange
goods if it is possible to , V
avoid doing so. .
. The House of Rehd is Q‘
as ready and willing to '
accommodate as in all
the former years, but it
is necessary to curtail
certain expenditures. If
every one uses good
judgment and plays fair,- r
there will be little difii-
cultv in supplying 21111
1
needs. .- .. , “,1
\
Priacfiln-Tancy‘Work'
. / Magaxnw . ‘
for November is" ready,
15 dies copy» '
murmur, main noon-1
Q. Are Demrunont, third noon--
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STA-TE HIGHWAY lupon its right to collect
' omicalr and Satisfactory
Mud-cotton Hone, black-1“"
white, 1.11 odd sizes. Were 35 eta:
,_‘ Wgtmmapairr ,1
5 Novolfifiilk Hone, odd sizes,
special at similar
“I005
La Grecque Tailored Lingerie
The smart woman s ideal of damtiness withoub
bulk. Up to the minute in shape, perfect 111 fit and:
tailor finish, the most elaborate model will hold aim
and beauty through repeated laundering. Made in
nainsook and cambric. .
Attention 1s directed .to the full sizes of all gan-
ments which makes them ospet ially adapted for. stout
figmes. Extra sires 44 and 46.
Gowns, at$1.50, $1. 75, $2.0011pto$4.00
Comm 1cm daintily made; large sizes in stock;
$11.00; $1.50 $1.75 up.“ $250".
Skirt Combinations, $1.50, $1.75,. mud up ,,
Chemi pantalonainallsizc-s,92.005250311111191
Drawers, well tailored and cloSe fitfingnboutthe hips,
belt measures from 28 to 2,38 influsivc,
50 ,75cta,$lml,$l.251tndup1
Sen and floor.
Shoes for g. qug girls
Real leather shoes for biggirls’ school wear are
to be appreciated these days. The “Major Service”
Boot with sensible toes and heels, and English foxingu
is iIuitc new. It comes in black calfskin and dark.
blown horsehide. Sizes 2% to 8, widths AA to D,
96.50 and 9750
Many other d111able and stylish models, from
34.00.90 $11.0n .
Second floor.
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For tan and windburn.
Acquired through long
motor rides '
Cucumber Cream is
healing and soothing,
Have you seen the
Silo: coiloe machine?
3 It is made of pyrcx.
glass and is a very econ-
way of making coffee on and easy to :52“ a '31!
the dining table or in a Q
living room. Please no- . Halcyon Talcum Pow-
. . 1' . . . . (101', white only, 50m
two new models In the i ”I .13 500“
kitchenware store. M ii {Flinn M8,, mm
'vv.
flit: 0mm“
existerce of the grade of such hignl enace- earner concern;
way as -w it adeqmtely care tor the
DEPARTMENT DUTY water from adjoining lands into aquay. October 21.11! 3. 30 o'.ciool .nharpl
(continued nonempl’am . !.
loom. 367- 37s
“Even 17.11.11 I do not
"You nah my opinion as to the duty to he the case in the present i
state highways.
to carry not
“i under-rand that the section of ate the same.
“to Cyc., p. 629..
to drainage of adjoining land!"
Getthe '
"It ow he remark-‘1'. in panning,
the tem-
ol'lruhei does not constitute a want
u the existing
1
YoquiiEnioyYoutMoail
21'"?
“Al to m wow. the alibi!
__ Inniflclal chemo! and discharm_ it" Committee on arrangements,
upon land at an adjoining proprietor. Randolph and Miss M. Bailey.
"Byrne v11. Town of Farmington; 54 Gpening—-Choir Selection"
' Samoan va Newdiaven. 81 Form.
"in to union mm requested Sula—lin.- J D. Whitehead
to 1111115111?me Inch ditches and Reclaim!!!” Cora Bailey
culverts in connection with acid higho Solo—Fruit Burlilnaa
way, whatever may be the limitation.
curiae- and Drecolattns VIM/IND
or under the canto. without. retention;
“WQ 1
Scripture Readingci’aator
v “VIM—Mr Moahley
Selection-Choir
understand Recitation—Fannie Williams
1 acclaim—Marguerite Anthony Q
stance ihe extension of the highway Recitation—Robert Won 2
caused tome obstruction or d.veraion .
oi percolating waters. no actionable Malina-Flora Hopkins '
injury resulta tron anch ohotruotion- ~80le 0. Powell ,
or diversion, hence no duty to obvl Solo-42m Pollard 1
4.119 Olive Brown é
instrumental Selection—Miss E. Bryant:
Readintrdira. Anew
cur'rma our—Ir Idiom n
uouev
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1 me.
I Don't miss thin. Cut out this aflp,’
lencioae with he and mail it to l'oley laciiitate communication:
We 011..er She-old avenue, China”. the N" “"011 Ind the Pennsyl-
ruin. By having duly accredited 07- .81.
Mai: at each commnv at 0:19 place i
prompt action .ia made pol-11110 in 5
all m ca'au, which in not
”incited and Tilt W'fltm M when the” nation are
colds, and croup, Militia” 1,111.. died by corrumndaace.
elcarly. Youwliiroceive larctlra
.atrlaipacuae emailing. rm
41"..th your mmm'
totpaiaiasidaaaadhaa. m
Qtimmhidatyand bladder
ietaawhoiucneaadtlwrolahiy
We cum}
mediation-Mrs 1.0111.» Combs
The monthly “and concert oi Solo—Mr. Whitena 1
surface Grace Baptist churchawiil he held Sun Readiag~llu L..sin11nons of Green“ M. Benny, district freight
wich '
Mr. J Selection—43nd Quartet
,Seiection )ieusrs Hill and Lewis of
NEW HAVEN PENNSYLVANIA
910. which in one the chief code 3.
QM m m mm 1», mm. 1.. maul; 11.. committal-1
conned «mama-am.
“thorium-gradient.
,crintendent of trauswrtation..a_cting
: for the New Haven Railroad, and C.
solicitor,
and C. H. Morgan representing J. B.
Fisher, superintendent [Wight trans
portation tor the Pennsylvania Roth
Stamford . . road.
:R‘ecitatlon-«Mias R. Hall I —-—-—-———-
ISoio~«Mrs. Prank Scott ; 1 Exp:mguc:p_ a,
Rec t‘ation—whiifia Rose 061111 5 011 .
Br dgeport / > :
Inmmemai Selection - Miss G. The’ “d ”‘93 Spooning a hit, and
mDatcha when she raised her face from hi: .
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.ehouider and they both observed the
white streak on his coat he patted her
JOINT EMBARGO COMMITTEE. ailectionateiy, and said:
i "Never mind. dearle,
it Will all
The New York, New Haven and brush oil."
rHartiofld Railroad Company and the
Pennaylv‘la
appointed a joint
lheadonartera in New Haven, to con- head again on his shoulder, “how do- -
elder all applications (or serving to
,make ahlpmeaa through embargoes
that may he in dire. iron time-- to *-
Railroad Company have At this the young thing began to «ob.
committee, with "Oh Harry," she excfalmcd, hiding her
you know "—Everybody' a.
T E_ WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD
KNOWS
In. All“ 1530352526 Jolie“
So. Omaha, Neb., writes: "l 0!.
recommend Foley's Honey and flat
M Q,” a sure cure (or cousin and colds,
u.“ it cured my daughter oi a had odd.
'liy' neighbor. lira. manna”
_. 'l'lrohject of this committee is to
between
Thia cram is expected to hole '
prove tell and ha- w family mm
‘° “" wb'u'am mam-ac»
mWWM «or?
Moe will a. haowa u mmmlmaupm
clearing cathartic term-tuna the “New mm m‘ it in Hanan: ”thwart—await}
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