Mal-st slings-inch...
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Q WNMO TH! RAILROAD.
We are We.“ to speaking at
lfiemuflm um um.
'lhllx apart iron ordinary his and
When. u it the public and no lei
terest in them except getting the best
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an obsordiy mistakes view.
The value of our “1 fanny syn-
tem is represented by 88.700.000.000
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”at "‘ oi capitol Itock and nearly ”1,000,-
“ W PM 000,000 oi bonds, reestvers‘ certai-
m to mum (or m“; cater. short-term notes. etc. And who
aw“ In 01:8 hangout! also multi-rnilliouatms? Not at,s.ll.
, arms or republicltIOa oi spe<$° W "W” m" arm
do! despatohes hem. m I,” w and stockholders. The Pennsyl-
” ven'il alone has “.000 owners.
.. . ~ —~ ..e -._ __ ..S The rsilrosd boldl may be 31“! to
' ”I!!!
my, 751,3.“ be still more widely distributed. 'llley
' 'iiu'e held. directly, by 1 much smaller
.. ‘ tide 8:0! s. an; 0:38 p. 111.:
loom—92. inumber; but the holders are lot' the
M. most part trustees oi estates, sav-
In!” OER—1388. filings hanks, insurance coupanieli and
.Wm”. ,iducational and benevolent inatltn-
’ my; mewugg,‘ “ions. At the end at 1010 there were
'f ch— about Sl,000,000,000 of the bonda IltId
.hv savinge‘banhs having over 11,0! 0,-
000 depositors, all of whom may be
' considered as having a. certain inter-
est in those bonds. ‘ Life insurance
companies r"~"‘ ' e . _.;.itilndllllr 41.-
000.0th policies have nearly mthird
oi their assets invested in ruilrmd lie-
curitie ‘
We might say, then, with :itrelcllin':
the truth very {upthat it will make
little diiierence in the ownership oi
the railroads it the government takes
them over in the name oi the pimple.
because the ptoph; already own them.
The only important chance vnl! be
that, wherein: moot oi u; now own
some show. in them, unite. govern
ment ownership oil of he will own a
share.
”INN-E“ AND WHEA'TLESS
. “CMRIFICEO”
lnGhicago and several other 'lilt‘r.
there have been published statements
at protest sgainst wheatless and inext-
bodayl. on the ground that they ill-
], Mimnsome and unnecessary sac-
m. Fool 'Adminlltrntor iiooVer'r:
; m Mid give a quick quietlis to
u ‘65 watts, whatever tho motive
“do! then. '
\fl lsonly lately, he saw, that lllrl'i'
hut—been enough meat saved by the
‘srvnnce oi meatless days to enuhlo
.a United Stated to tuliill even a part
a ‘ It! duty in shipping meat to our
no}? ”"397 And while we're on the sul‘jrtl, we
” I" wheat, he explains, the ”m3” may as well remember that we'll nilaiu
”plus of our 1917 harvest (w! l‘ and not only ...“ ir WOW“ .' ...”. ...,”
. flare our own normal demandq has al- (MN |
.W ,nudy‘hoen sent abroad to help meet _____g _,. _,___W_ ’
the urgent demand. No more con 0:-
~_ tilpped to our allies at all, until next
year's crop in reaped, unless the Amer-
, icon people are. willing to nova soul"
all their usual allowance by the cult.
. ltltutlotl of other ioodiltui‘ls.
Thus the feeding of many millions
at people, with whom we sympathize
and who are our loyal comrades in the
iunallopondli on our wheatlcss and
mentions days. It‘ rent: with us to di»
. .lurlnino whether they shall survive
, ) h health mid good spirits arid light-
‘llg eilciollcy or nuccurnb to debility.
mile and posiltl-ly death from stur-
nation.
Andlwith us it in not a. choice b-x-
tweon eating and not entii\1.,betwmvi
lend hunger. Nobody asks the
American to so hungry. it in merelv
”st choice as to whether we shall we'-
' d'of‘certnln ioodntulln, according to
our old habit, or rave part oi those
{spatula fur exportation by the enul‘
M method oi substituting ior them oth-
er ioodotuil’t no less wholesome and -
writhing. , '
lathe case of at least nine people
» umtoktenhthere's no oacriiice what-
aor about it. lt’ii merely a question
a! thoughtfulness. »
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WAR AIMS
. . ”embody knows the war obbcte at
W one United States. or can know them
it he will open his mind to statements
.-,alsde over and over again and newly
M reiterated with clearneus and force in
Meat Wilson's message to con-‘
~"‘ . m‘ I
, , 1'. are fighting to destroy the lm—‘
jurist German Plunderland, "a men-
' be. oi’comblnod intrigue and force, a
, (“without conscience or honor or
- ”any tor covenanted peace." it ws
ennui utterly crush that evil thing.
”lam to limit its power and bar it
“Aha aocie'v of drills"! nations.
. , “We shall regard the war as won
W when the German people gay to
5 3 through properly accredited repre-
nautativea that they are ready to'
“you to a settlement based on jus-
tice and the reparation of the wrong
Heir rulers have done.
' menace we make must remedy ,
“wrong. it must deliver the once
flrnnd happy peoples oi Belgium and
W hence train the Prussian
”out and the Prussian menace; a.
urn-t. also deliver the peoples of Au»
‘ usury. the peopled oi the Bal-
, end the peoples of Turkey, alike
harm and Asia, -ironl the impli-
htland alien dominatlml oi the m
Whitman-y and commercial autocrafiblt. llsy be do as well next year!
Wu after the Kaiser and his 1'
bunch of swordvisnsiinr tree“
TOY BALLOOlW
,-‘.lll"Ilt‘f pleasant little innoutlinri nu
llm (:e l‘lmt" army is report-l by re—
turning American l‘oluntr‘cm or ill"
ambulance. service. it relates ’u toy
balloons.
For a long time enmiiucrimllon bnl-
teens have been tarorite means oi no
oillcial communication between the
German and alliedlarmlell. Whenever
the Germans had any interruption or
propaganda that they wanted to get
across to the other side oi No Man's
hand, they would print circuiaril. lie
bundles of them to the little inflow“
and iloot them across.
Recently the British ' and French
have discovered that these little new
engeru irequently carry deadly germs,
intended to start epidemics. Now no
Poilu or Tommy or Sammy is allowed
to touch one of them until it has been
examined ‘IW a member oi the medical
corps.
What a roar oi indignation would
have gone. up (root the civilized world
if such scientific deviltry nil thin had
been attempted in any prcvloml war!
But now there its hardly a. word oi
comment, Nothing in lino wariaro
§surprises us any more. We have come
=to take Prussian savagery ior grant.
ed. And yet eyery new outrage has
its eiiect, in strengthening the will and,
purpose of ciflliziltlon torid the world
of peril from such wickedness here-
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CROP VALUES
We're apt to overestimatetbe val.
ue oi wheat. just because we eat it
ourselves. From a. broad economic
standpoint the thin-5's that animals eat
are more important. There’s bay. for
example. While our national wheat
crop, at war prices, is valued at the
respectable figure of 81.320.000.000.
our hay crop is worth. ”WWW-
The cotton crop is worth more than
that being estlinated at 81.981.000.000.
Our corn crop is the most important
oi all, with its tremendons'nnrllot ril-
ue oi yi,il59,000,ooo. Our oilt crop is
.worth three-iourtbs all much on, our
wheat. and our potatoes nearly half
as much.
has produced this year $21,000,000»th
worth at i‘oodstull’s, over twice the
diturus for the lint year of the war.
. 1', Germany utter?
ruse oer-nu manual
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“limb the ”In 0'
'it hail em. hitherto. _ t ill! his oi
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'Only Peace on Sunday Ball
.Pouibie service out of them. This is “t“ 0‘ the ‘Wm‘i‘w' m. It
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saueapesee «Sunday W in seneutmnoknssadmfl
NewYorkwillrestorsthewaaium ltobert B.Oliver weresrullmm
Altogcther the American inrmer like to “e a baseball man at the headf
combined value of anytwo previous. That will '0‘," [2e entirely ratio
veare.und asmach as our total on” isctory '0 Johnson. apt-key, Rulr
includiugallourlcsnstoourallisl.
Weratherguossluubenhuilonehis
0 clinic UP BRITISH ILAOKIIO.
It “expected that a committeebi'
who are trying to shoot up. British eitisens tor the moose a
has new? New Haven. where e recruiting party
. ‘W its wilr aims, at stated ll“ of the British army!» been epsrstr
“ whichiiwmmllooeeothug. multinational-to We...
mnrent expects, WWhMMiflm‘uowut-o- -rriess colonialism lewthlI
.mmmt‘hemmtw—bm.uuhmmwm
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leagueilthecouutry. fertile dura-
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lieutenant Joseph, W. Wm“,
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DON N ELLY’S
“deuce or a number or lid Borrow's m. a.” bonus who cage here
club owners. it the sport is iegoliz- tro- A," 83mm” and spent the
.ed Sundays in this state Rochester "“M' ”lo. I“ fl.
might be induced to stick ”other. room IOIWALK.
”a ”d "m‘ “w“ "u k "M“ rim Deuterium William 01..., u, When Good Service is a m
to not into Syracuse. sd profit: s. 3.. count 1 l utter ‘ l i oi
Troy. With these three cities thin It the Fe rt Calm. 6a., EM
artistes might decide to hold out so train: can. “ Ill E! I," . ”M f“ ’ ‘ m M“ g
m" m’ tough lit hll home'ln Norwslk. where mwnnmmmon
u" ”u“ “‘9' ‘°' “W “ m “h“ be is greeting old iriends. "All! 0mm
mes lit the Hotel imperial yesterday“ All. ‘ '0' a
just long enough to award the 1011 Fanilin 0,0,“ m Elvin Santar- “Datum?“ f
pennant to Toronto. Owing to delayed ella, m oi this cm, were married
trains neither Prosident James Ilc— yesterday morning at St. Joseph'- R. E . K. B ANKB
Cadrey of Toronto. nor Janice Dunn. Q cm,“ by the R." it, J. c H“. . ‘
president oi Baltimore, was present, They m,” attende d by mm C 0N“ no“.
and it was deemed isldvi‘sable to so and 1mm Suvaetsno. m m
ahead without them. The league will, __ m ”M
reconvene at 1 o'clock m. ailment“.1 3m. min w. Hubbard at Detroit. W. n -.. _ 3
but it is likely that no drastic action Mich. has been . "a“ at her motll- . "‘ ‘ '
will be laken until the February meet- ..., Mrs. p_ St. John Lockwood. lo; ‘ .
inn. $last avenue. lira. Hubbard in now , '
Barr“ “In“ 9" visiting in New Haven. _ _
Harrow utiil islands pat on Nil term“ i . I
or remark». He in villi!!! ‘0 "9" ‘1‘“ Thomas Riordan, oi the nth Long
league through another season it his island 30““ mu”, mm a 10",. .
club owner» dealt-e it. but that is as eight-hour week-end furbush at u,” A regular mill-monthly meeting ill
for an be will ill-0m "'0 “all“ home of hit lather, Michael J. Rior- Local. No. 746, Glimmer-Tummy“!
liowevcr, the views oi the indifldual d", ”a.” "we" 'be held tonight, in the mine in the
owner» show how the wind in NOV"i , Gazette Building, 3 l
ins. . Thomas F. F'laherty at headquarters |
Four clubuMBalllmm'“. xea'kt TOP [IIIM at C‘mv Devpn" returned ’8'. “6 m0! Gt‘ilfge Mitchell VS, Adi",
onto and “WWWW "’ m“ “' terdny, alter spending Saturday nil-l Nile Horton. "I continued ye-ter-i
inher- Mart, while Providence is on Sunday M Ma home in Norwulk. ”a" by Janice oi the Peace, ”9er“
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the ience. Should the league vote to :0. Pollard, {or one. '9“.
“an ”0an“ “m “mb‘h'yl Mechanic Ernest J. Brennon oi tin-l ' . ,
trail along. Lirhtcnhciln oi hiontreo Thirty-fifth Long inland Sound com-‘ A my“ convocation 0, “3mm“
” . -. .t
a” “- mm. :2 :2.":I°“§.. m, .. ...... ...... - 3:33.22“- *.:‘.
“ugh" ”Mom m dilion un- furlonxh at his home in Norwalkf ‘1 e w even nit . “1 ‘
$1322 Smudge that the tum Blaster Degree will “9 '0" >
der c ‘ Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Eaton, of “3.15..
tongue shave down itil salary limit and i
make it web as prevailed in the put ”on' Win, are '"Pendlns 5: few days
in Claus B leagues Lichtenheinl with hire, minus I"""""'- h- R Boles, _- i
'0‘“ carry h” “MW“! plan through t.“ it Quintartl “cnue' - Annie Bowl. of Burbank slreel. rl,~‘
the em" Insult. cutting nslsrics “Willi"! Henson oi the mph in- boned to the police last night, that
right and leit, even in the “entire, tent". 3‘ Camp Derelu «pent the she Ind left her pocketbook in a lo.
department. a] o hues of the week-end at his parental home. 74 “I JIM ear.
Mowever the re w a it '/erd ‘ircet. ‘
international is in the. Rocheiltcr and”) h .
mum“ cm" 3°”) °' mm ”ml 5- l; Bates oi Qulnw' d avenue. is an or the 'lfhird Company at Nor-
are “Vim" to tackle ”om" eam- Ontertaininr Licut. liownrd Baton, 1'. walk. C. ll. 0.. wall held last night, in
”'3‘ mm” °‘ ”chm“ 1‘”; ”a": s. 1., stationed at t‘llilllcnthe. 0., ior'lhe armory. ueugenam Howard 3..
equaling ior tour years. n ’ to" days, 60“", 'u in c afar.
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Ktime he appears to be in earnest, ll .
says he in willing to sell his club to.
any purchaser and that he has grown
tired of Making money in a losing _
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”WWW“ Fears Men M“ j The regular monthly meeting of the' Work was resumed at the st. George
i “”m’“ 0‘ ”chm“ “I” “V“ be Dsy Nursery no held or the rel-loaned Paper Company I null, in mm. gtfict,
does not see how his club can start of Mrl. 8""; West avenue, on Now this ulternoon, (or mehg‘ time s c;
another season it was a heavy los- day morning. i the W tire ' . m
r liliit moon, and to .start in his 131 destroyed the factory, an alarm“ I.
——liave your dinner served Thane
day evening; at the Country Club. I
‘A school {or non-commisei- nod oili-
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linni‘ord S. Weed, oi New ICInaan. “N0 W“ Wk“
was in Bridgeport today on business. Brand’- Jewelry Store.
‘etreet, South Nor-mill.
on you clry. .
Washington '
e , .. 'l'otnl attendance for month
would be twill“! ““5 I” “I" it Largest attendance ior one day 0 ‘
would mean that the club would W" lmnllent attendance for one day 3;
l mu Plumb", oi Knapp uti‘eol, an
7 Mrs. E. P. Weed, apples. flames Portion. oi hexington avenue,
lire. chamhlisil,usksttleuudoggs. Ewhmmm'... collated in the navy.
Dei't Finger Circle. records and romp- haVe rec-"weal mile-rs to report at the
mo
pitched. .
The. situation thereiore leares‘ only
live clubs—exciton. Baltimore, 'l'or
re hefly loom More I “if“ "5' out: let- the Month.
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lesion lore
Gift spatial; .
All New, Fresh Stocks
for the Holiday Seasons
HANDKERCIIIEFS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
IN TREMENDOUS ASSOBTMENT AND
BEST QUALITIES .
wonu's racy munmcmrs . so each
wom’s m.“conms_ ammonium ..... 12 1-2c
wants m. min utter monoculture . , . 15c
womammanmnmcmrs ........ 15c
WOW! ALL I.” ruwm.mucn
m’snsunmcmnmwud ...........2Ior‘25c
M'smmunmmcmrs ..... 15c
m'smmnunnmncmmnnncnmrszoc
mummymmnmmnncmrs 29c
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S UMBRELLAS
Selected Especially For Cllnst' mas Gifts
Splendidauortmeutofflandlcgincarved ho, '-
sion styles and suture! woods. e Dy mu
$1.00“ $7.00
QNE THOUSAND CHRISTMAS CARDS
Oitlleismous MarcusWards, Davis llnd Craft; regular price
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10c and 15c.
‘ 4 for 29¢ _
USEFUL HOLIDAY. GIFTS IN WOMEN’S
NECKWEAR »
ozononm comes, plain or lace trimmed.
sun oaomm COLLAR! AND SETS. '
SATIN COLLAR All) um.
P. I. 810016, 8318 AND COLLARS.
STOCKS AND JABO‘I'S.
30011013 CAPS.
FILE? NECKWZAB.
49cto$l.98
MANY SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
IN OUR KNITGOODS DEPARTMENT
wom's All) WEEK'S SWEATERS, varied and at-
tractive styles and colors, "at Special Prices.
CAP AND SCAR? SETS—In various weaves and weights and
shesutiinlrangeofpstternundeolors . 70cto$230theset
W0.'8 mm WOW ”003A AND QUILT- ,
BDVBM'S—Auscfulsndwarmgalment..... 80cto$1.98
BATH ROBES
_ For women, men and children. Assortment and values you .
will ilnd unequalled. Good material and lip-iodide styles, beau-
tlinl pstterns and color combinations.
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CHOICE AND SMART SUGGESTIONS IN
. LEATHER GOODS
A large assortment of Pocket Books and Hand Bags, in vei-
vet ond leather. '
$1.00 to $10.00
SPECIAL NOTICE . 1'
Bring your Christmas Fund Checks to the Bos-
ton Storc. We will cash all checks. any amount.
ers. Brooklyn Sal‘y Yard. tomorrow mum-
Thoushtiul Circle. apple's. cereals, jcl “it
onto, Builslo, and Providence-in s
position to continue and furnish any;
A soml—moni‘..!i :1.- rjng oi Catholic
Union Council ‘.‘.'t. 16.x. oi 'c., will
be held tonight. in the. Catholic Club.
on Welt avenue. The war fund can-
lnittee will make :. report “at tonight’s
meeting.
ly, creche", cake, canned troll. 3
might be’ filled in by will“! “ °‘“" A irlend. door ml. 5
back in Jersey City “a “"1“ mn- Meeker Coal C0,. bolt ton oi coal. ' l
[chines in Syracuse M Troy. but in ‘ Butler (30., three llr. Rogers' order at
l'" year it in g dimlt matter to in- es.
’tereet persons with money in 3 W; 3“,. Sendder, books.
'iiall pmlllw- 1. Mrs. B. M. Andrews. milk daily. _ . - .
in all prob-it’ll“! 5“ mm" ”W Whatsoever Circle. milk daily. . *mt that Victrola tor Xmas
president at the league. will hecollle Norwalk Steam “and". ““6”th ““9 our stock oi machines and
connected 'm‘ “I. M 80!. “the, us work for month. - (records is complete. Come in and ask
president or vke-Wmut' “no: Mite Boxes, 82.30. L1,“: our easy terms. A W
wouldlwt«rillllllit’llt0“”‘“’°“°"um Proceeds irom card party held at 3... a. thing for on row on. Oilr
”WI Home on pctobcr 20. 088. some proof booths In" select!“
he was to become rmldent- 0‘ the
.mum Americans. “fins his (more ' irom 'Runlrnage Sale. your records a DW- mm,“
WW good raffle! It! a W
thing like iirst class ball. The league
depended entirely on the min ”flan”.
club owners would take within 1,30 A meeting oi the directors will be
next iew days. ' held at the residence of hits. 3, I.
According to Boston men. the it” Lockwood. lust avenue on Saturday
position of Burrowheatltns the 30" or this week to discuss plans {or
Soxhnsbeenintbeulriorsmnetilne- aChristineatree lobe had iorthe
President Franc lot the club has 5“ children at the Nursery on Wednes-
many outside interests that it is said a.” my," 1,.
,Prcsident Johnson oi the American; A douution at toys and giitl for 15
'fleague and other club owners would children will be greatly appreciated.
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The Best Christmas Gift ;
For your-children er enpleim’iss
link-book oi mm. It teaches buli-
.mmmmum-md'W'.
the-sulleorealtemm.
it «donut-salmon.
smrhmmstmrm
you without ssying.
one American were also I!" “ll
'mgmMemutheheedo‘
the club would make it more will”
with the Boston is!!-
‘rae clubs «were site-ding yester-
day’s brie! mun-s m u fonm'
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’niglit setorefcllism, the terms we
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Fred. H. Ponty's gift and Victrola . DIVISION OF MOVING PlCTUREs
shop is telling on a holiday attire: -—-— ,, ‘
these days, You will iind here u ml HARTFORD, Dec, li.—rne Conn...»-
tiinl line at Christmas cards and book- ticnt State Council oi Deiensc has
lets. seals. lags, etc. Hinds writing organised a'diviuion oi moving fill!-
paper in a large assortment oi Xmas lures, which will have charge oi illo-
boxes, blind carved picture frames ior public exhibition of crucial Unlieii
your photo. Waterman and Parker States Government war films throuzh-
iountain pens, Gillette, .mer-Resily. out Connecticut. The Defense Coun-
Gem and Auto strep solely WI. Ko' oil has taken over the task of the e-x-
links, Thornton bottles and lunch hill. clnsive distribution in Couhecticut 01'
Boston pencil sharpens", leather the government tilms, made under the .
goods oi a big variety including bill direction of the Committee on Public
told», wallets, coin purses, brief eases lniomtion at Washington. The 0min-
olc., tor men and a fine line at ladics' ell will pay Connecticut's shat-1e of
hand hast. “While bags. etc. the making these films and the money re-
iiilest line oi ~Pyrlolitt ivory ever shown . third \rill be secured by benefit err
outside oi New York this season. Dee. tertainnlents. at which the war [time
Barry patterns, at prices that me will be shown. . , " ..l .
stereo ash tor the imitation, a m! At a meeting this morning the new
plete line oi. Sterns' conned beat out: division oi iiims organized as iollows:
tits make ideal gins, haw! meal Director—William Cousin, presi- /
flower pots. candle holder!» etc M dent of the Theatrical 'Managers".tlw’
ard Hudnul'y’. perfumes and toilet ar-{sociation or Connecticut. ,
ticks. and My other Mable 8”“. Assistant - “rector—Charles B.
for Christmas. This store specializes‘mm Barnard. .
0n Vii-1m and “'9 “I“ Veer ’9'! Treasurer—ll. Trowhridzc Allen,
celred a large shipment of all the new Hartford.
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your order new Your Vitamin “'1 N. 01.0 solmnn Gives linemen. '
memo for you and delivered the; DATION
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will lime to you. Seeds! mow Gustav Wangelin, commander of o.
Imeat oi records in lane! W! MIA. ll. Poet. Pinchneyville, lll., writcii:
boxes slate an ideal gift. We have '1 m mommend Riley Kidney
Victor experts. who will be!) you pm.’ '1.” l preier to .11 others 1
W ”“2"“ “It! It!“ ‘0' love used and consider them 'Johnni'
tailnounecllleut oi our Xmas gills. All .flo spot! " Foley Kidney Pill! K5"
pends gssruateed. The motto oi this
store shall he Price. inlty and M
vice.
quiet: relief irom backache. sum of
limb and moles. all other limit-
'mammymmmfle-
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ulst nail! in restoring strength est
owl-WM“ corp.
5.11.1 r‘ “it _. “1m
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