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Tried Reapes 3‘Hel'pi’u! Hints 3 Fashie 5‘? Points
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Morlngues Easy and Good. 3 Aids in Kni any. ”any 3.“, 3, “.9 33". string belt run
These delightful n10l'l40li4 of mvcvt ,
lothingnm—zb‘ are fortunately extrcmr-ly
“simple to make. failure being practi-
cally impormlbio. it tho fi-w simplc di-
rection'u an: cxax-lly folloxvcd. Tho art
is in having the "oven at just the rizlit
temperature, which allows tho merin-
‘ g gue to dry rather than bake. The fire
should be quitc low and the oven about
right-for aux/xi or sponge cake; if it
is too hot. the moringucn will brown
too quickly. leaving the insidc sticky
and wet.
The paste which is the basis of all
meringue/ts is pl't'pdl‘tui with the “'llllL“.€
of eggs and pulw-rizml sugar. For a
small quantity an excl-ilont and infal<
lble rule In to allow a heaping table-
spoon of sugzu to the white of an egg,
which amount will furnish three email
nerlnguoo.
Victory Cake.
Two calpl'uls flour. two heaping tou-
spoonfuls baking: powdcr, onc half Hip
butter, one runmll cup sugar, two cup.
poo toaspnonful Gl't‘hm‘ni nlupicinv.
butt (:npful chopped walnuts. onc
Dupful milk.
Cream invent-end bullt‘l' and add
polka of cuts; add milk, flour and
_.nking powdnr sifted; boat in nuts
well and add muddle; add \vbitcs of
,oggu the last.
7
Rice Bread.
Ono, cup rich; wash with and cook in
double boiler in 2% cups water. thcn
' cooked, put l‘hnmgh potato riccr and
add small mixing spoon ot’ lard, 1 tea.-
u-Ipoon salt. l tot-mpoon sugar, llg cups
(tweet. milk, flour to make a vory stiff
butter, 1 yeast cake, dissolved in milk.
Lot rise over night; make into loaves
'noxt morning, let rim again and bake.
For the Winter Breakfast.
When early hreakfast. must be pro:
pared in wintcr it is vcry convenient
for the housmvifa to tune. at hand
homo propurcd meats, such as Hau-
Hnge or bcrapplc, that require but lit-
ilc offer: to cook and serve.
Home proparcd sausage is delicious.
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SAYS HOT WATER
' WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER33
Everyone m hot water 333
with phoephate in it, 3
before breakfast. .
I .
To feel as fine as the proverbin
fiddle. we must keep the liver Washed
clean, olmo‘st every morning, to pre-':
vent its sponge-like pores from clog-f
sing with indigestlble material. sour‘
bile and poisonous toxins, says a. not-.I
_ed physician. 3
If you get headaches. it‘s your liver.
It you catch cold- easily, it's your liver.
It you wake up with a bad taste. fur-
red tongue. nasty breath or stomach
becomes rancid, it's your liver. Sal~
low skin. muddy complexion. watery
eyes all denote llvcr uncleanlinesa.
‘ Your liver is thr. lllOBl important. also
the mo::t abuscd and neglected organ?
of the body. Few know its functloh
or how‘to release tho dammed-up body
waste. bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calomel, which is a.
dangerous. salivating chcmical which
can only be used occasionally because
It accumulates in the tissues and at-
tacks the bones.
' Every man and woman, sick or
twell. should drink each morning be-
fore breakfast, a glass of hot water
. 11th a tcaspoonful of limc'étone phos-
3.phate in it, to wash from the. liver and
Jiowcls the pl‘r‘vious day's indigestible
A ,Inatcriai, the poisonS. sour bile and
loxins: thus cleansing, 'sweetening
find frosheniuz the entire alimentary
Canal before putting more food into
the stomach. \
Limestone phosphate. does not re-
Strict the diet like calmnol. bocause it
Can not sallvatc. for it is harmless and
you can eat anything afterwards. It
is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
i and any pharmacist will sell you a
’_quarter pound. which is sufficient for
1: demonstration of how hot water and
limestone phosphate Cleans, stimulates
henhens‘ the liver. keeping you,
d8! ‘51 ”'1 day mix-Air.
A good way to join wools for knit.-
ting or crocheting is to tbro-nd a
round pointcd wm-stod noodle with
(inc piece, and carefully llir‘t'ti the
nor-rile in the (fill of the other pita-:3
r-xmlly in ll'n‘ middle.
titrcmiod uccdlo along-,- innit!!-
i‘m' or. inch or two, pullingr the piece
in tho noodle through cVI-n'y until a
mind "1113:" is mudo. Take out tho
noodle, him. off tlic err” of the wool
neatly and go on with the wmli. The
wool will be sccurcly joinml with no
unsightly knots.
,Ku «zisy way to bind off in knitting
is to select a crochet-hunk ol’ appro-
ii in plan: of
it"llllt‘. Slip
r-"at'htil llnnlx'.
in! WOUl
priuto size and employ
=‘vic right hand kllllllllf
the first stitch Ill"
thr-u pluco lll-'
Btitch just as you would tiln kliinulg
uccdic. pull tho thrcad through both
that stitch and tlu- loop ulro'udy on the
crociict hook, lllillill'lL', a sort of 'slip
stitch." This burr. lul x'nv ditch on
tho croclu-t hook.
Rr-pcut from . until all rll'illr‘r' on
in."
mm“ ium 15- “PH
the lo'f-hund ncrdlv- lnvo- lv-uu rc-
novml. g
’\\'l1on crocbcliug or knitting at
night tho glint of .hi sIl-ol hook is apt
to hurt, tho cycs. Place a piece of
tbiunost tissuo papcr. white is best,
bctm-cn the- light and tho Wlil'l'il'l‘ and
a sort of diffused light it; the result.
Cleaning Laces and Feathers.
l-‘iup lacer- .r" poclnlly old lucd-s, :n'c
clcnnod by placing thciu on 3'
(‘nv-rQTcr with warm l’rcnch
r-‘inl'r, roll up and lct stand at least
twenty four hours. Then unrnll, Phake
nut, and rcpt-at the proccus if neces—
my.
Gold and silver laces may be
cleaned by washing in gasoline or al-
cohol.
The safest proccdurc for the ama-
tcur ln rcgard to fl‘uthcrs l8 to make
a good sands of lukt-wnrlu water and
whlto soap. plain the tip of the tooth
or in the wator and wash it by drawing
it ll]l")ll"ll thc liuud until cit-an and
then rinsing: it. .
llry it by chairing it. thoroughly and
u'rnkinc it occasionally. “'bcn dry.
hold it ore-r sit-um for a low minutes.
and then shake it ovcr the top of tho
stove. Bo czlrcful not to burn or
scorch.
ly“'.‘ll
paper.
Renovate Veivets and Woolens.
Volvcts may be cleaned by covcriug
with warm French chalk, allowing it
to stand 24 hours. and at. the end of
that limo. brushing the chalk off the
velvet vigorously. 3
The creases may bo removed and
.the nap raised by standing a bot iron
.on end, con-rim: it. with u wot cloth.
and thou passing tho velvet ovcr this.
holding the wrong sidc next to the
damp cloth.
Another quostion which has come
up is that of removing tho gloss from
Then pu: h the
~through li'l'ii'lllitflcs.
Sllf‘lll.‘(,'l.~ oi Shetland Wool are now
made eurplicc 5:31“.
the “(WV slouxo Evalures.
The three-cornered but
when dcvclnpt d in plush.
Black crepe do chine ll sometimes
is
Very high drapcd gifts we ono oi‘3
smart.
worn with a vest of rose satin. em-
broidorcd in whlio angoru and gold
thread.
I
Any bit of lino 1mm]. provided it is,
eight or niuo int-hos square. can be
utilized for charming hand-rolled
handkcl'cbiol‘s.
A band of plain black moire ribbon
l
“flow i» .
. . wads-13...»:
can be made into a pro ty little neck: A SKIRT AND BLGUSE NOVEICPY.
ncccssory by adding colored muscle
and ombroidcry on tho ends.
The severe aquurc neck is softened
with rufflcd not. -
Spats and low slzocs will be worn
more than high shoes.
Tunics have sometimes tho effect
of rathor large pockets.
A prctl‘y dross buttons from collar to
hem. in thr- back with large covered
Wtons.
Tho fnd for combfnntions of black
and whitc nmtcrisls cnntintics to mako
itself prominent wherever cporto
clothes are noon.
Worstx-‘d embN'lo-ry is noted on
each and army occasion. It is used in
3vertlcnl linos on the bottom of blous-
ges and tunics with tho bout of success.
' Gloves are dyod to u~tch brown
furs. including all slindoe from the soft
linht brown in marten to the rich
brownof knlinsky.
Any one possessed of some hits of
old Paisloy can put them to the host
of men, for tho w-ry lntout frocks from
’Parls arc trimmed with well placed
hi‘s of this brilliant jumble of celor.
80ft crowns and slightly drooping
abrims are the prominent fature of
the latost bat models. and the os-
trich fca‘hcrs which so often trim
them them arc apt to follow the same
lint-s.
The use of dccp fringe has abated,
and in its place are many routs of nar-
row ribbon fringe set in loops. Fre-
quently cidso row:- of tho narrowest
fringo arc placed on a band of con-
trasting color.
Satin has so far prmcd a m'cal suc-
3(:c~‘:z as :l mull-rinl for fringe. for all
3Sl‘llsoll's Wear. it is lit-ins: shown (-3:-
3tmisiit~ly in both draped and the
‘chcmiso typo. and in the latter case
is most frequently embroidered.
—'l‘rv a Sentinel Want Ad.
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTBILS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. It's Splendid!
in one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, tho. uir passages of your
woolen materials. such as serge. Tilt, head will 01““ and you can breathe
glass cannot be permanently removed,
but it. can be takcn ofl‘ temporarily.
Sponge the spot, carefully with ammo-
niu water and thou cover With a heavy
cotton cloth and pl‘l'rii-l until dry with
a warm iron.
Proper cleaning moans lengthened
life for each article and results in real
economy.
Bread that stands too
dough will surely be sour.
long as
freely. No more hawking, snufflinz.
blowing. headache, dryness. No strug-
gling for breath at night, your cold of
catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your'nostrils, It pen-
.3 trates through every alr passage of the
3heud. soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes
instantly.
Th0 Striped flannel: mm 9122‘ 2210
5 mos: fns-thinnnble 2.33.2;f,i«: fu‘ 54sz-
rnic china and mam purity-fut 1f-
fizcts are \i'orked out l‘ff L'. t ‘1}
. eight-ls. The skirt. iiiz: vii“ -‘ 1"iw‘378
”I" livint-‘d tunic and hi; oitc .1-: :o
l
i
l
give the groutest vaz’irty to tin; or-
r:.u;'v:-w,nt oi the, stripe, lel(‘ t‘ 5'
run "(emit-ally. on the foam ”:lJll. ';
Bitil‘Ft‘ is n cin'lr t‘tnlt'tll i". Cile'.‘
(lmu‘yottc irftumod with :1"? mid- i“?
am! Jami ru‘u'w. For the with” iuui.
inn idle rmaizci»: 2'3; yard. :1. inch
material: for the Wales: :1, yards ".4-
ll: .5: ;: ,nr‘pl-Yle. I
l'r‘hrtal-itrriow Blob-m No 7373
Since.” in 4-4 iu-bcr host. ".. .‘30
cents. Skirt 3‘70 "ii-7’1. 5117-», "l to
2’4 inches valet. l’riic. 2’39 Lulils‘.
Shirt .\’0 7’\Tl Slii’r, t“. to 34 in-
ches waist. Juice, 20 cams.
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NAUCATUCK RIVER CANAL.
Manufacturers and vnvlnvcrr I'r-“li‘.
all parts of the Nauzntuck \:lllvv ai-
tcndcd a hearing in thc (‘ity Hull m
Wnlcrbnry. Saturday, on tho- rmisibilin
of the Naugatuck erm‘ bliruc- (‘an'll
project. Colonel S. W'. ansler, of
the liniicd States mitiil’m-riu‘: con-u.
presided. Ma'nufnciurcrs object iv
the canal if they will low llu-ii- watcr
rights along the river. but otherwise
they are heartily in favor of it, Frctzht
shippers testified that tho fro-lulu
transportaion facilitit-i are for below
rcquircments in \\'utcrbur.v and that :I
barge canal would szolro tho. problcni.
Charles ll. i‘rcston. Jr., civil PlluZZl-
err, cure a minute description of lhc
cnuincering work that would be rc-
qulrod in conncction with the building
of a canal. A lzircc storauc roscl'xuir
Nib-WAD
iiiililillcsi
i
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3
mm “it
t
it}. WEB WE CCBPJRY THEY ARE
lil‘Ilh’G “Hill? (El-LE i‘iicisiiifliw 99”
, 3,..
- ‘3'. 1:17.04; 4‘ $2.54 i." z. luau 1'08
3 “2-.- p: mun-us ac-Mn‘A‘Eou that lodge-
;iu the Hood.
_ Ute ore reel-'5 no. 30;: will! be
lion ' .; of mkcr- sufl'murl inulecl I?
being ;.:i o:_i(-..-t of misery and (fly.
Vt"? in” ‘o and muscles Will he
inn":h non link-«n! up. ri' «Chou and
be gone. you will tool mi.
At: noon :5: you tale "‘chtrnne l‘ro-
: Fcription H" You can fool the pain and
mlszcrv leaving and comfort and happi-
.no-w coming in ”To *1 "r”:r I’Wt'r'r‘ct
twin? and got a 60:: or $1.00 bottle, then
rujny life. fort like dnln thing. again.
- Vail orders filled on Si slzo.
Aloud. the druizgist and leading drug--
zzists ereryivhcre.
Important Bill introduced in Congress
by Representative Caldwell.
A bill introduced in (‘ongrcas 0."
lit'fll'l.‘F(‘nlall'9 Charles Pope Caldwell '
m“ Now York provides that the War
licparlmont loan certain machine tools
not in use bv the Governmont to trado
and technical schools and unlvcrsitlcs.
Tho bill providon ”that the secretary
of \‘v'ur shall lend to trade and techni—
cal schools and universities and other;
rccnrnizod educational
mcnt purposes, provided. bowcvcr. that
catch institution 1-0 equipped shall be
rcsponsiblc '0 the United States of
America. under rcgulntiona‘to be pre-
rcribcd by the Secretary of “11'. tor
the proper cure and safe return 'of such
cquipmcnt when demanded. ordinary
wear and tear cxcepted.‘
The argument of Cough-man (Tald
Woll is that. there in no reason Whylho
linitcd States should Joli cxpcnfuifl-
tools as junk at so much per pound
whom it in so easy to dispose of the
tools at a profit that con never" be
measured even in dollars and cents.
V
TEST OF TRUE FRIENDSHIP. .
Friendship “lilt'll flows from lb!
heart cannot be frozen by udvcrsitv.
as the water that flows from the spring
'docs not congjcai in wlntcr.-~~f‘oolirlfi
v
\Vi-zx.i.l:\:o'r6.§ff\7_ii Feb. 13.-- The '
lmwzlccr-Quccn Takibo of the Tongu
lSlvs. has died of int‘luruzu at Tongu-
inBtItutiom-l 3,
which are not bctng used for Govern-l
' Novel
3 combined
‘ (701.4 Mi“ flyidtg panels.
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3 Patterns
53.1","fi'mwus.
THE SPRING
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NOW ON SALE.
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NEW GERMAN LAWS.
Welfare of \‘Vorkcrs.
Mimiill. ((‘llt'l‘t‘spv-llll-‘llt‘t‘ of Illi'
Ansociutcd l’rcus:).-~Thv ni‘w union)-
for 3. “‘“t l r".
l'r‘titu
~¢0l~i2il
0f lili‘
dopc. rt mcnt
lll‘rl
1mm!
one of the
lion. lulu announced a program which '
it‘tmwl-
of ill"
nova] l‘l’fl'lll't‘N‘
tho
contains scmc
ed to promote
workers.
One of the most llllpul‘ll't‘l ’ul' i
\vvll'u ro
plans in to organizc a now lwurcu'a
of public health to ho charcoal \vi'l‘
the lask of aS("l'lilllll!ll-{ the causce:
, of illness among employees in n‘i
.lradcs inud the disciwcry of mean“
of preventing them.
All industries arc to he inspector]
by represcntativcs of labor organi-
zations so that workmen may hi" it.»
,sured of hotter protcction.
it is iutcudcd to prohibit ul'u‘r
April 1 m1- publication of advertise—
melts offering employmoul. The rous-
cn for this i:" not xtutcd. Other
(0 )i.‘ 7) I'-
rq,’?ncmcm’. (575.
.x-m; .'.,'.: ,_,1.'.v i.
an i. l', unu c/uc, u..ll(/l I-ucd
Fashion Book
and ‘
February Patterns
l James Donne‘ily
Features-m Rules to Promote
r.-u-l~x-’
. 1': the new Ing-
3 . tanislca’ frock which Pan's
3 7'5 fratzzrz'ng, charmingly 3
V will: the new
Dru.“
H l .11 l
26 «cm. ’
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3 HOW WORLD IS COLCRL’U.
After all. 'llt‘ kind of mm?
l‘lv-r' about in lllll‘FI'll i-- ‘ twi-
Ithimz. und ill" wmld .
Vits arnco, color and 3.31-
fwlmuos lluw-cll lmvw il
Many llifli llltivs had in be «,lli'
sallfil‘ut:
('llivl’
\\tl\ tl:::t of in uirulum :
tho nulrnr-lism of lllt‘ lucin- l. .3
particular the maunc-tol uu-l i:
win", the cil'ect of ccntril‘iiuu
which caused tho card or
cnmo in tho pl‘vtltlt'liv~ll of n
'tory ('muplués lnl’ iltl‘ltel wmu
:lmnn: tilt-m:
(il-' ;
‘Oonlpass to swing in a dirt
independont of north will it
pluno \rus-i'bunkim; on :1
over. a trullv oxccllcnt ~-
uow in usc.
'REu ilititi"
a PEOPLE til.
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to impound n supply of water slim- tabu. titans announced by tho new depart- ,
cicnt to kccp tho rlvcr at llOl‘lll‘ll ,. 3 43; _ _... _. .. _._.. uncut arc: 3 pEC- 3'
llvluht throuflmut the year would llHVt' Extension of tho powers. of iudus- . Jib) .‘
to be built. and six or oven locks trial physicians. 3 ————-—-
would b3. nepded~ 0r ‘0 S lulu-outing ol- puhital in the con-‘ IEFI'l-llllsfltlflt:3ll13‘03]\lt‘”l,‘l‘3' m
1 , all ' :tl ill t .‘l (' t
‘3 3 r-‘llill'iltil’l (t' xvmkmun’s llonu‘s. 3 wow; ”1pm “mix-l)-
GAY FURNISHINGS. LINCNINE TAKES THAT AWFUL ‘9 \\ 2-.2‘! .-;l'.‘,w:lclll 411‘ the working 34? "3‘31,“ “""‘ 3 3"”“3'f‘
.. Th“ ’“mismnw "'3 “ "'3’ room3 KICK OUT OF A HARD COLD 11 wt” vi‘ “NU-‘1’ H‘rmnls. including E-é.‘n£§..i"flin33 Q..l»....'.-";J.. '
'should consist 0‘ S'Wfle warm “001'3 AND RENDERS IT HARMLESS. more from time. 3 impure blood chic--
. ..- v ' . ‘. , ‘ .. .. . 3 3 3 kustc mntlors, rut-lit}
“MN"? m” h dark ”mm" “0" ‘09 IT IS THE GREAT FAMILY T‘mnvir- limo-HM and cumnry la- mind and Sim-n.
:‘llou‘ dirt. and a low table null clialr9.t REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF. borers arc to bc placml on an equal Purn blood is rml bl- -‘
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.3‘. lil.ulx3u..ird. u b3iolic?sle. :1 30131110231: COLDS AND A REMARKABLE3 bus-is “ith industrial and tiade \\01k- a? “.3532, '333133'330,.‘;,'33,3 ’, 3,,
( rau'l‘l‘ or luvs, ricer u cur :l S . _ H‘s. ‘ giving oxygen to (‘\'t‘:_\ .
icturc' 'il't‘ ull - It ti “ addtlonS' PREVENTIVE FOR THE MORE‘ \'\ ' ' “m it makes both young I
P .~ . . a rac u _ ~3 ‘pANGEROUS THROAT AND3 . us .nx..ngcmcut of the paylnpnt 3,333,33,3.'lkee333 “m3 3.33.3.3 3 33 3
”’8‘ "‘"V 1’" ”mm“! 1' WSW)!“ l LUNG COMPLAINTS or,of war pensions for m.- families of iiiélihgogiciioliviit‘iiit‘..'..? “ .
lf one can It'ford to buy a little seti ADULTS AND CHILDREN tthose "”33”.“ m the “.33.. {(310313 5,1353, a3“ 31,533,333 3-, 3, 3
' ' \ > . . ‘ . ' , . l. mu the 1" ‘ '
0f Jurmturt. it" ”318 playroom a 5N3 Have a bottle of Linonine handy at3 Alteration of tho existmg harm-3 5:13:21" H
of the enamclbfurmture used so mucl: all times there‘s no telling what in. ? worker laws with special reference to ' P‘hnspliuted Tron ch" ‘
' ’ ‘, , . . 7- ~ . ,. m " ., ':.: llw w
3“” no“ for rcukfast rooms m ldeo stant it Will be needed, enpecnatly so3 ”‘9 ““rkm" “omen “ h‘,’ 13‘“ " “-Erid'°'l.§’f,,,.g’¢';;”1......-
it tho legs of the chairs and table me for coughs that ghreaun bronchitis.' home. 3.3“" amuletlte and W
. _~ ' 3 l _ vgor um powcr to .
sawed off to‘make them low enough «0 Nohting quite equals Lmonine for; - and measure_ “333k” 33 3 .3 .
the childrens feet can rest comfort. bronchitis . THE SUNFLOWER. ing' 33,3,le om... ,,,,.,.,.
b ' . - ~ 1. f . , ‘ _,_ Phosphated Iron iv prv . r
a 1“ on the ”0m “he“ ustng then t All Drugglsts—GOC and $1.20. k I _ mg doctors for all v.3 n . w
The light :a)‘ enamels uSed so much, In olden times the name for‘ the {‘3‘“oddgw“- ‘39'3'mls3- “~' “‘
. . , - " :1 l h - ‘ ~ -
nowadays fOI porch and cottage/Tunic: . fLAx-sm 3sunflou'cr was solsccle. the sun-[ol- liaove 303583 (30 clout-rd
“"9 “7‘” ‘39 sure t0 appeal *0 chlldrcn.3 kg ,3 --. , 7 .4 3 . 3 .‘ lowcr. The ancient sunflower, or sun- results.
end blue. pink. green, red'or yellow.3 ‘ _' 7 , - .3 , ’ 3followur, was the marlgold; tho nnfiimlligi‘r \pgiigfi—QT? p.33: '3‘
IS quite appropriate for a. nursery, 3. :3 inlams of the present day are of {The lzhosplu‘ited mlm' \\.
. .- ' .-‘ . asues ny, w )‘
bedroom 0] pld) room. If the futnl—3 3* -3- 3 American origin. It sometimes at- lopsumtt, uie pisl‘ls (Ju- *
turo is painted red a black duck paint- _ . 3%??? 3 tuins a height of twenty feet. It was the genuine. in (‘tlpsul- 3
ed on the back side of each chair “ill - " introduced into Euro ) ' 1 Mead, the drugnist '
i All Dinagists—GOc and s12n ‘9 m be mid- . .. .
delight childish hearts. ‘ ‘ die of the sixteenth century, gm” 9‘ “”wnpm
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