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Called Hominy. Home Ground Grains. 1
d»! an handily Everybody in the country is begin-
! teaspoon salt ning to realise that our grain is to
help will the war. The grain which 1.:
. fl- . ‘ ’ I] most easily shipped acrou the seas is
H on butter substitute twin-at. and In order that we may have
' 1 WWII we“ 'a large supply. to send the American
in“; at. o. ,.._..w Cum through people are asked to use all the dif-
find. mill, making .. (Mime meal that latent grains that are grown and to
“I he used in 9:140 02 hominy. It: use whole grain in place at discarding
fit and water. to ill: adi homtny the germ and outer shell, as has been
, iy, while tuli'l'lllg constantly. done for the uoko of having dne white
”I to the bollivy point and let flour. Using the whole grain will save
’mlnutee; thin ml: lit a double t large percentage of toodstuil that
in until water in tut-ol-‘Jed. Add the has previously been turned our to
and milk. stir thtwuhly. and cont 1 rattle and will also greatly improve
" ‘fiur. Remove from range and add he health oi the nation. Fresh ground
int. sugar, egg y'alghliy licnten and re min has delicious ilnvor that needs
‘ molding milk. Tm: Into a greaaed only to he cxpclenced to be appre-
ilah and belle i- .1 gloat oven 1 hour. elated.
filmy be had“ in place of bread. or Vitamin‘cs, a popular name given to
as I gogelawn at dinner ‘or luncheon. in essential but little understood prop
‘ Indian Bread. ‘erty of ,food. are found in the out. i‘
V 55 cups gruLm 7;.ur contra of cereals and grains. Here are
1 cup Indian int-.8 also tound valuable ash constituent»
"-8 cups mills '
K tea-pooh soda
1’ teaspoon salt
.. lb cup momma \
‘ It: om: rzl: til-y hilzl'et'tt ula, add bulk. will‘be saved if the uncle grains
“see and milk, :iIl until well mix- are ground at home. .
and, turn into it wv'.’ . 7.:qu mold. and
mm 3% hours l::.l:l .‘lflifld never for u comparatively little outlay, and
hunted mm: was . s tli’. ,t‘or steam- whole corn, barley. oats,
bx, place lno'i rtl‘d tr a kettle oatmeal can be ground at home. This
whining built. a ‘ «our, allowing Will produce a variety of cereals and
Th.” [6 com; v“; , JP. around the coarse meals that are remarkable for
' mold-cover (ll .- t, .4 d .lttn. adding their ”Mum and other flavor.
pore Witter as it». .‘u-d
, ' Rice Mush.
1 up rice
' on! boiling water l
white flour, these outer coatings are,
thrown aside. This material, valuable.
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Worn Blankets. *
1...; Sililiollllflpon the thin piggy
1 teaspoon salt a view of used merino underwear and
4 cups buiiln; wiel- pin amply and securely. Then iwlzin
'Plt rice thwugo ‘ till. groin lnill, 5" ”‘0 ill”? “lite and stitch With tin
grinding M m... , “A,“ U: wheat. Uli'.‘l!l‘,' iii.it.lill’le, row nttcr row buu
. Add Ilowly to LoLIZ..;, outta r .xllll salt; "”4“ yl. " WNW" of an limb apart,
nnd boll im- u.‘.; - "I"; ovrr "'1?” ”'0 "film of the patch to reach
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.‘.,.t
1 “D 90151231“; milk
1 up bailing \Htiri’
1-: cup bl'u‘o‘n sx.;;;r
1% tcuugumii.) .1.
H you L tdl." - .moivcd in 1-4 cup
lukewarm water
i cup! flour
ignluli. will bulge in the middle, and
ihnll’ illc dosirm of the patch. that ill
"m :':lr~:.-:«~ he frnved. turn the mell-
v directed.
JIM! rod mil; when iu‘si-‘onrm add Stitch "i“ “"‘Y 0‘ ”18 stripes.
“Ind year‘t L‘Lilu.‘ and dour, hoot
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“‘ because of nourishing qualities and.
A email grain mill can be purchascdl
rye and .
'wsler lull .-.: : 1.2. " .x with ‘ ""“" 'l“'-‘"8 the Pin“ 8“ ’0“ W“:
, ~ , or My ‘_ J 7 .lt. (and. ’i‘Win is quickly done, and is a:
a“ Bread. rim“ now-factory method. Do not‘
’ 'wcrlr around and around. as the
‘nmtncus. will be a failure. Should;
no ever it, including it. and stitch as
it in not necessary to break
To will add mm and tlhortenlns. 4"" "ME?” "7"“ m" emh “’w'l' ho lines nrc vu good. The hi“
.l‘ '7 . . .
shion (Points
. -rm I-u
9-—
t'"-\lal loom
There are reports a! other scum
tor styles than Perils. The Orient.
with its bewildering array of thin”
mysteriously beautiful, sends us, ran
color combinations, unusual embrold'
erleehnd hand-woven matnfllh that
are not made elsewhere. One lemons
‘W're in New York has sent it! buyer!
to China, Japan and [will bound at
to Paris, and we can look for m
“cry interesting development
"lrhion lines. Oi course, now
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have the mandarin coat. and other
"h'ncse and Japanese men“ occl-
dmltal for our benefit. There seems to
MMdoust over the land, and every-
wrn one hears the remark. “1 don't' The am! of tood saved by there;
Icore how simple it is, or how little
tyin-min; you put on it, it you will
tm" make it beautiful of line and all.
After all, that is the true beauty
”l :"whl, as in everything an.
Charm in Blmpllolty.
Will. "11 polishing rice or in makinx flue; """ a rutscstlon’tor the “9va
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Venice Drona.
. The New
dross, the drum
"work or play."
lmlling collar and long tight sieeves‘flem
rlwrxmnk a tuninr-usllke nttitude. 0!. Esther Carpenter. Stratford, lion3
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you must wear for.
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Imam ’ ' rm “the State
in Grateful Recognition of
Patriotic Service,
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“in gratetvu recognition of patriotic
[sea-vies” any: each or the moral nun-
:dred certineates being sent from the
headquarters o! the committee 01 load
iznpply and cunsenathfl or the State
mount! 0! Menu to the girls who
ave ouaiiled tor bigbebt honors in
the Junior Iood Army by canning or
Mutts at least a hundred pounds 0!
'tood during tbs pant season. :l'llesel
eertilestes, tonrteen inche- iong by;
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Hill] on
search of f
man frank Virelll yertowlx'
and arrested Mrs. L. C. S
lCenter street.
iWnter street. and techs than at
Police headquarters or. .
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till.
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State Police Au..- Four l
Months’ Search Arrestl
‘Brother and Sister For
Burning to Death 'l‘wo-
Year-Old Freda c'mlth in
Fairfield
BRIDGET RT.
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1- month:
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and Front. booth. oi"
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: Large of
eleven inches wide, areosnbossed with be"! "at“! by om, S :tztI-orl-l
ho it"‘wave of color wonhip going the state ”‘1 “411811045! Governor tics. According to Pollutants innit.
, Morena ll. Holcomb.
‘girls to astonishingly large in the as-
gregate. The girls report 8“ nnd 8“
pounds respectively, while others have
tar exceeded the necessary hundred
pounds which places them on the hon-
or roll. The that W girls to report
preserved 40,800 pounds of food or
considerably over twenty tone.’
The girls who were unable to can or
dry the amount necessary to attain a
place on the honor roll but who were
able to save at least any do are
receiving a button declgne for them
by the committee of food supply.
Many of those button have already;
been torwarded.to the girls who did-
the necessary work and the remainder
will go ontaseoonureportsmu
girls are received at the headquarters
at the‘commlttec of food supply, 30
Pearl street, Hartford. ’ ‘
Another min-trinity to w n a place
on the honor roll to to be given the
' "trio of the state. This it through tl|~
home economics ciuhu that are being,
'nmted in connection with the farm:
bureaus Any girl may apply for a
More in one of these clubs through the
Farm Bureau by. writing ’ direct to
”1° Foundation Agricultural Cotton
7" Starts Each girl that iolns a club
Will at twelve lessons in cookery
"wt housekeeping, and if she com-
“late! handout-ac she will be I mem-
km- oi the Junior Food Army and will;
"who br-r certificate oi honor and n\
"V'm‘wv'fltln button from the Commit-
tno of Wind flnnnlw and Comorvntiorl.
't'lw virls from Volrflcld county who
\aas'o roe-Mona "unfit-flag to “(a lye;
Glam Fltllvvnard. Wilt»!
,lnaon‘llnp “Wkly, Melton
V"- Mlqn. Pant thv. Ridgeilrld
”"0de Tooie. 39 Maple avenue,
.Stnmtord
N‘th Birdseye. Shelton
"mica Borglnm. Silvermlne,
walk
Helen M. Bolan, West lane.
Nor-
Ridge
4 in connection with the 'r
death of.llttlc Freda
years, in Fairtlold.
tor the mother and “01' Hull»: '.
all; the oflicor says that i: him will
house. .
in"; time the child hippo m‘ r an as.‘
e
Smith and hire. L. 1:.
Swill”
are brother Llld 2.“) with
been wanted our ".i‘ :i ‘r‘ilnfiltr
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Sibl’li. lilgofll
The state plot-cc “'1l't'
investigate the 4.1.0 , vi (lord
that Mrs. Smith and " ‘ It'l.L‘.l.,
’who dimplarcd utter a! .. ’ u~ unrr
responsible tor the comm death.
mince they nvgivelrd ilit‘ um“ gull.
Ever since llm Sh; «1-1,;- , :.lc i’oi'
icernun Virelll v-lrzl'm- Wm no la:.
been searching oil nvm- (w mm” W
us.
down 26 or :30 cluzu Lt.-. .'. in “or
om parts at tlw i
the 3'8". dl‘lfll’iil'h clear: ' I in l«-‘
(infill! the t'milll" in l,;?'l(l""'l.tl| :mvH
promptly ""11”! the. '1 :4 ' :‘i‘rul. t
Mrl. L. C. Smith and . . ll... out,
be taken to i‘urt‘. "_ “ 'l .l nii‘
tto nppear Dt'lflr‘“ Jnd'v-v TN - '- 12';
lmanpin court. in all llruhh'l 'v tho‘
rcouple will be! held lur ll: li‘-'r :40-
tlon by the. crimlrul court. cum. a)!”
liter Virclll.
his alleged n... W- l P Sushi
ml; to live vroh lwr bro-mu anl: .
tr. l-‘slrtluld, last Auroral. l'lif'l' the:
Math,“ her husband. "a. Li's -r‘
day “Til. Smith to .‘u .: til Lulu;
loll her brother's: law-w ’- "*Trt‘ ‘rl
..,,
and mid she was vol-w t - m.
tainat Hal-"om Mt .«Lw Ur no". 5-“
t-lrn ond lctt 1h.- um ., 3. ' ,
id'lho care oflc: l. .'..x ~ ’ an. ill
clutt- to find the lrt-J-l .- g on i 1:
title vmd Frank Smith um. ., r; to who
r-r. re- ot thorn.
0n SvillembI-r 4, it, in til llit'J that
Frank Smith lull llv- ‘. -1 L-iJ.
to no to his work. 7 “c " - '.~'.'ll'.
P'lt child, Freda, :lltl'll ". :4)” i'l the
in some manner unmown at
glow that cxplrd: d mi 2 “ 1, f Ch: h
in; on fire with tho‘ it lr'f hit in:
was hauled to (tomb.
war-m
66f ambled: '
WoméyDreJr/‘tdi’i
.Lerronr -
honored Specially tor This New:
3y Pictorial Moll
‘ Bathing Suit Up
4 swimming unit over which to to
genuinely enthusiastic to "up model
in dark Mac lull: poplin trimmed with
tnflcto in Moe-k design. The will
mm below our will and has al-
ttu'lod to it a ltCO'pMCC skirt.
Tho long-waisted cdccts extend even
to bathing suits and this model in
dark blue poplin trimmed with block
printed Move in charmin . The ad-
:ustment may be outing at either
the trout u: l.‘ aide. Pockets are
inserted at the all» scams 0! the ob-
tached twoplece alcirt. The bloomers
more attached to a sleeveless under-
body which closes in trout. Medium
site require: all yards Winch mate-
rial for the dresv, --wtth 1% yards for
the bloomers and 14 yard lining for
the under-body.
To properly $103! the construction
of the dress. first gather the front at
the shoulder between “T" pet-torn,
tionn Close under-arm and shoulder
seams us notched. Finish the left
shoulder and u‘ edges of
trout tor dosing and attach stay to
i left side of back. matching notches.
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U“ 1"“. vv “Unify.
lions. Fold on line of large "0" per-
iorationu and haste notcheledges te—
goth ~x; t‘. :lrrangl. posh-t on from.
of slit". hotel-ear Mrl t’lgen even.)
Clone side seam or ellirt as notched
(including ll") packet. in the scent).
Turn it“. s. loner mist: on small "0'
[it‘l‘f’ll’TH’ Ga'levr will". at upper
- cdre betwv-cn "T" perforations and
new to waist, center—fronts and cell—
ter-buu'...) “cu, bring side loans 0!
thin to JG small “o" perforation
near lower edge of waist front, and
mail “0" pcrloratton at top of shirt.
to under-aim seam.
The :”. 4-4 ».l' the sic-eve is indicated
by l": " ' ‘ ”"14 "0" Ili'l‘hlléllltlns. Lap
upper fro‘lt edpe on hack edge,
matching double small "00" perfora-
tion, and tack. Sew sleeve in arm-
'ted, largo "O" parlor.»
Mon at llnrv-r edge at shoulder senor,
casing in any tuiness between notch-
es. Hold the sleeve toward you when
basting it, 1.1 armhole.
Mil"! the llndcrhody next,’ than
take the bloomers and close leg seam
an notched. undertace lower edge to
1/5 inch above the cloaullne of small
"0" A}’Cl.’v'i’1l‘]'lfl; stitch along per-
forations not! of, inch below and in-
‘ldft elastic, 'i‘nrn under extension
at right l'runt edge-on ulot perfora-
tions. lap on lett front to slot per-
i'oratiu. Martini—f Close center
seam frrnu upper «Ugo or back to
extenulon 5-. tr: .4 Form inverted
pluit tiringl l5 “'1'” ,H- rtoratlon to cen-
ter-innit 2mm. Sr . " "rt-rs to low-
‘cr .l'v. ' “'rhndy a; notched. cen-
ter-free" and mentor-incite even,
casing in any i incur Adjust 2 inch
belting tit. Lorne ll underbelly; stitch
i; .2 C.
' T,Wntovulluour?“Unit/ill gull“,
J’.’ ~ ..,,,,‘ 5;, ."' 9‘1 fizzy] 1
3,, ""13‘0‘ c/ .' t"; ., . , .
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9 I: .' / Luau infirm PM)
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:g a...) }: L “ilk-{c '.
5,..- .lJtl «'- '
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‘lertfllwl ,
lower more .l' my. scum joining bloom-
on: to m.:~l ‘ .' ll unper-
cd‘go free. ‘
A 6"“- I'"“"Y:\lr)~'. the cm. illmt. TO
moire it. form on lrw.:rtv.:l piait at
ride llrizl in; tho "1‘" plrtnratioun
oath all; the large. "0" perfora—
tion, 9'. L. tho largo “0" perforar
lion. Ft"?! ride plnlts. placing I"
maining "T" pcrtol'n'lml: on corren»
pondlng small "0" port'm‘tnns and
. - new. .‘ lat. ;. swing 36
_ . ‘ . . l , Sew the collar to the neck 0le M “U- all i . ‘ -. 1 _
leugllly, cuvz‘i‘, um] at me until TORR'NGTON 33"“7 ARREST" lcourse there are buttonl. shill ! “an,“ innl-e ”Mm. ii 0mm: :4 “3:: i notched. neuter-lunch even. , inch ”devil"? flnx‘hti‘: “3:62:113‘1:
It“. Add m,- m ~.,l until dough is man double.bre.fit9d we“, and the Tam-m. 9mm anflk- . u u 9‘ Next. take ow quilt. and under‘fac: 3p fIII, 3:3“.9531: “Mm. Doubl-
‘ltfl enough to .d; Inna-.41 thor \ immngemont of the belt is most um: not-om. 1,, ”only... 3 i “' 9°““'-‘{",?'3 "mgglgg'tzth :3“ “fig“ coo-V porrmmnn indicate-
Mli. ‘91 1"“ “mite in 10"“- let TORRHGTON' Dec. >7'_'R°h"“ usual. tier hat belongs to the times.’ Mel-"vet dnmmle,‘ R. I". D. No. 5. . - — «u . l m" '5'. ‘antmal "o" perfm from p3. "mm -,.,. i'illstntfl], i
nice again and twin. . Jackin. August Anton Beetle, an» d 26. tor it is an “mm” cap. made of (ho,m"'h“" ‘ I L—__.___—-———-——-'H-~--" "a“ gap; ’16 t. M, . .1... mm“
. _-. ‘_ ’ istlspec‘ed of being A German :tflf‘lll, 511an ““0er 'N the (11‘9” R’swfll-‘d Gilbert, PBICM'C street. ~ I rim M" WW I!" N0. in: -. k u. , ll . _‘ . '
7 THRIFT. , . was arrested here and taken to Hertv News from E"!'“‘- Marriott» 1 "arm: Bsndv Hook 2 . U _.
“One of the moat. economical menl lord at midnight yesterday. in his l . . __.__.._ ..__
Now they are wagering raid suit. in Tunis» Nartwtg. Sandy Hook
Wor‘nnd! Motto on the lines connidr “"W‘IICQ Hitt. Nlc’hola, B. l". D.
o. .
"N! PW? “Y ““1 Jud“! 3°“ Mn M. mot. Nichols. R. r. a. No s
more in n cozy fur-lined boot! on the wavy A Glynn. R. 0.. No 8. Shelton
cloak. Those are worn to the dune, "arrow-t novls. Route M. Wilton
' Viola mum, Route 36. Wilt“!
or restaurant. tor 1til“ 1‘ the time of mm- who. Silver-mine. Nor-Mk ‘
nlrht when the a r raids Are “In"! Fdflho “roman Bowl". WWW:
RESERVOIR. Hartford to million the project in the
hope of ‘gOttlng'thc approval of tho
”INMIC‘UI'CF M.“ ”bit.” ‘91“ by that body. TLC: 1210100.. m
m" "" w‘m PM" coat nbout “unwind, and it. to pre-
NEW HAVEN' De“ 3"" "019“ posed to have the shale .inancetho ,'
for the impounding ot ten billion gal- project,’ at least in part, and mess
in ever Incl." j mom: mucus:
lpossesnlon were found letters from
‘ .1.”
Meslco. one which related to 'a code.
int along ntodvrn lines." and two registra‘ton cords, one bouz-
‘WI-t do you mean by that?" ling the name given “We and the oth-
‘flo never Volt .t thug) ot gaso- er. Thomas Jackson. He did not have
“P—(Qlicngo News, 'an enemv alien permit. He is a no-
. . itlve of Germany and has been in this
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And so. Soon Got Back
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Stat.
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*— —. ' ' made. R F. . No. 1. . lu/ M 134,415. mean . ion: of water in. an immense reser- the mu‘acmrefl p“, “is,“ farm”.
, ’ .., .. icountry six years. He 1‘9": been f“: The Vestee Brena. vat-Pilot. Nichols. R. i". 1).. No. 4 let: me no down, no appegite. will; volr near Lead Brook. in Torrtngton. oi mm, power. 11", problem 013m.
Winks“ ’plovcd as a cook at n lot-a rcstnumn The vast has come into ft! m in Multan C Jonnky, South Salem, 1" not “finish. I toox n more for the use 0‘ the manufamflw at m, me! along the ..Naugnt1lch the
”437' "3 for two "mm!” He "Id h" hm m - . celde-kb ”a“! °” ”‘7 “34% =9 l the w. tuck Vail .tvas unfolded * ' d h ilutlon of the
. .... i. “on“, worked as a cook on “cam on» fashions this season. and now we. "NM John, thnfleld wunnable to M .129“ my hon“ . gt . er. , .yenr .rouna an t e no . .
~ I chi 9 lie is well-educated M" "‘8 "m“ 4"“, n W " “i l-nbe" Nullcnffil'nfleld ”*- ”W m In Make ““0" the will! He‘ll“! one?" in river by severe, winch has who
“NB BLUES Ap . rk b Be“ to me Wm“ am he. The stores are attached u' 31th Mullen. Ridretleld , w ant} gmmfiu'm {nil their meeting here Thursday by c. H. manufacture” for years, ‘1" be my.
‘ . with '33.. boyhoorded to the erect “WWW "M“ 9““ further “w e" 3332.? 3' 233' 33:3: . mwm “tho in :11th ”MW-17.3“" “V“ “KW“.‘YQW .ed‘by the project, it." “.mw' 8"
' that he was a German and h'Pd papers (”i M a Plooveleln vent or jacket to .‘lelml 3: Weediew Can”! ' Indian: 1 figudf-fl-Alloe gecpgd, huff. who Ital openl- l'Olll' 79,3" work- ntor Lewis Platt ol ‘Wnterbury b
> ' 'i' t' ' in his suitcase that won‘d «vol-isle he! "i" am“- 1’ 1'“ an ”"9de simple [mile ida Sweet, 11 Park stud 4%.“ nth .... Jill: e25..;, .2... mg on the problem. it ill "01’0““ ‘G chairman of the committee of nonn-
' H V 0f “‘Lgre ”we“. dWSB; the Slill‘l l8 Stml‘hme WWW . Mr” a” hm. of m of “I'm W {mun-ex“ who are pushing ”IQ pro-
. . wonderful cod
direc ed suspicion toward him. nadford. ”m‘ filth Iver and not tonic. Vin l, for all
Sidmou. piece. Contrasting material in used "mm m_ m. in the vicinity and to construct three je‘ct. «
' Sentinel Want Advs "£5; you in for the ourullv-e collar and the gannt-‘mflm'm It it. D "an! Barter. druggtst. south Nor huge any. My. Preston will appear . ______..___ . . "
‘ ' 19.1%: ends. [M‘Mryfi Weed, Dan ' I " walks-“V before the state Boord ot Healthdn‘ Try a Sentinel Want AdV.
. Park, Ill—“Imit-
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touch with good. live, thinking noon
,Mehildrenwdhaved-l -.._.__._.M.. __, ._ _ g _~_:-,_—_I—-e._,,.._.~—‘e-.—.:. .-.-..i£—__.._._."‘-‘='-B.-.
double, m “I It! WAD \ Titus Wad ls evsdently acreatureof habit! ‘ .
nervous ape , ‘ , _. __, . . . *v-r'r". fl; . I . . ‘
“with” My“. ‘ .1 ‘ ‘, . ‘ WHEN THE [\flg‘tlr *1
w” W t EMHEMI ‘lowvw N0"?! 1 “W". l-‘ni‘iaclogmemfi‘rgis I ear our one :1 ' i
and mm“ 'D GET l'r IF vet: BEEN limo-m " oaPss' AND 1*» bonus UNDEPNEM'H Tc F-"u-b of." ’
Wmakomesonerm $7»sz m THE AMBULANCE a AMBULQHCE M BR Milt-E “our < way LE. WOULDwT .f‘o m 9
‘ I ”“51. 4““ w causes! your, Mot-mu; For: A mou‘m' 3“ A mBlLE- _- 3.2:,ng .
atrium Tue-la" JUNE OM‘vcm. ' - 9m WE. . A, .
.. mannered-one: "EV -
‘1“? that I would not
’ “" want anyone totalh
at times. Lydio E. Pinkhsnl's
. . ‘ Compound and Liver Pillar!-
Ie to‘heolth and hunt to thank
“ _ - thegoodthey how-“done“ l
i had quite a bit of ”double ml
int it does not. effect 1?, youth-
My friends say ' by dayt-
‘ sod wull'l‘ Iowelt’n'l; _
Efln E Pinkhnln media.
” or. 810mm,, .Sagc Arm.
.. , Park, lotion
.. heady-yin Mt.“
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