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. , F h“ P . fist, When Checren are IG y . ~ Tie» e 5,3,4» ”t”
f - i are (Em: meted. l-‘cw-ri-yll, Cry out in limit F‘mp. Take cold 3 E it AB w E “if * £16.»: y u .3“ .5»; S, F '* l
5 He, fa! H'nts as [on ‘ 0'" t ‘ (1:13“, H'uxtti H" t'gtlullt-‘S, b'tomacll ’li‘1}¢l\“(;l tloublt', ’l‘ry l s a} U ‘ "' ""‘ ah! ' .
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' ' ( l WW” l WG‘TEEE GRQV’S m the Wile, lit‘VCi‘ (a) hfflllK'. l5 hpcllt'cz‘ *e
, “med Prune“ Care °f Ma'b“ Tables. l .w°°' Embr°id°ry Trimmmg' l I: __ k ‘1‘ Kym!) it) l’lt‘ l‘a‘lll'ozlt‘ht‘d fol: '.\ ltnl l1? (llll?
HBthird‘pouud prunes, 2 cups cold Marble tables and wa‘shstands are! In the line of trimmings, wool Pin-l Sgfigg, IE" Pf§§v3ERS [)0 Will llllilli llifi Wilt? CDT-WVY iillllilCnS‘
boiling water, boiling-water, 252 easily stained or soiled, and unlesw broldery is one of the economies of the} ' , Q, t} [)011 ‘E lll tub. ‘hc :tl'wsorbin}; ”my ll (, k C l
' granulated gelatin, 1-2 cup treated -with care will quickly lose; seasnnx {01' ”"3 reason that it is simply G P S F QEEBDQEN 0 !
nblespoon lemon juice. their high polish. Dirty dli'sters will i done and yet when employed it glvcsl : 2.53:”; >73 fl ,5 4 (E) P 6 ”Cells D a 78, y i
We}; wth and soak prunes for soon spoil the appearance or “inhe‘ 3“ frock or blouse a. smart hand touChl Tlntv are pleusn'z‘ in ttku fill'l ti r'i"l'.‘:2';:i ltr'll f. .l at" l-‘l tllt.‘ Qtomm‘ll, . a 2 g :1 ‘I 3' l
1' W8 in two CUPS 0f 00“ marblm; All." they 81‘9" washed ”“3; that is effective. l Lin-rand Bums..-:.mi’tt-uti v.» turret-t ile'tWle.‘l at: imam test-.moniule ; 3,, MAR? ROBERTS RlNEHART .
ennui 50“; Stone the prunes high polish will be restored to marble! Although wool embroidery has been! {1331“ Tomi-s and \revenue (it 15311; will";l;‘lllfl]!;(:fi-. .-r In: ill(=i.1r6.:;l.‘tll:1‘lull‘ldlz . Auf‘nae d “The Ammg “Wynn”. m i
i then teeters. To ty x-utttee wet e extexet-ety tor the tee or .1223; mid... Joacgtgtdgzzgzgezi 3:22;?“ ~ . 5 . . . . . .
add enough boiling water to piece of felt'is one of the best things: three, seasons, the new ,SDI‘I‘DR’ “18m?!“ Used by ["01th for over thirty years. Beginning In PRCEOYEal REVlGW for lwlil'Cll
two cups. Soak the gelatin in for this purpose. To take out stainsi jndicato that it has lost none 0f 115‘ Do Not Accept Any Substitute [or M01112]! GRAY’S Sll’EET rownms. ‘ . . . d .
”(cup of cold water. dissolve in from marble, make a paste of soap 191-, popularity. It. appears on all sorts ot‘ Sold by Druggists “erywm - MOTHER GBAY (.10., LE BOY, N. Y. I Hero 18 tat? novel mat shows “,1th “ email can
fimd, add the sugar and thelly and powdered unslaked lime. leellfabrics. including Georgette. ”1‘89. _”_ __ _ -._ .___.._- ____q 1.: make of a n‘izln. In this book Ali'S. Rllltlllll’t
. . 0'8, then strain. Add the it remain for several weeks: their jersey and cotton cranes, and it trimsl . ‘ , W - , _ l , {3 _ f l ,' 11 , , k ‘_
y « , . - _ , ,. )uts lcl" 1.32m on one 0 t 16 UL. “Cd nth ,
mold and chill. Stir twice scour with unslaked lime. soft. scath'hats and {rocks {or kiddies, too. ’NSPECT‘ON OF M'LK 'gmgog fall‘s?) gavelggfigltg or ”Devi :65 in A‘!\uv-;(-Iy') lllé
00053810 prevent from spilling. hot water, and a. brush. To remove1 One of the hill-<1: popular stitches iglA" Citl 3 Ma Ha e P M‘lk 5 Z Dalrv inspection as Iloweconducted . . . .. _ ... . .
Moreen. stains of long standing from l‘llal'hll'.‘ nlerely acoarsc tlarning stitch. Some. eDepLyof Xgricuu'leturel ’ ay't‘is a benefit to producers as well no You (Will (ninplctc this lll.)()l{~lt‘nljlll $l .50
_ 'mix together one gill each 0!" soalhi times one row of claiming stitCh is aid Investigations of milk supplies in ‘0 consumers since it protects thé: nll\'l"l l!) jib“ ll‘l‘l’ lQSUCS of
,. Oihefetu with Green Peas. lsuds and oxgall and half a gill or tur- F {91113th with another row of mp same 1,327 cities and towns in the United :lgaelimdaicilflfnnda: "Who p‘opeergtgzucl: ~ ~ ~ . .
, . . :. . . . 'vsa r. ‘
3&1; in eggs well, adding two pentlnc; then add as much finely Dow-Kr stitch in a different color. Buttonhole fgj'fi‘nflzzesfifésbgfiga”comme‘flf'gg 3?. from the competition 0f careless or: P I OREAI I REVIEW
. . fuls ot‘mill: for each egg. dercd pipeclny m {unmet north as wi‘l stitch is also much used. Sometimes rlculture which finds that, only 265 dishonest producers. Uniformity in’ ,
.. ”,3 tiny bit of butter. Have, form astill‘ paste, Apply with a hrnel. little crocheted or knitted flowers are roport regular daily and milk inspec. ldalry WSW-01‘0“ is ‘99ng Obtained; ~ Beginning with March I.
. ingpan hot and drop in a small Allow the mixture to remain lor lu‘n added effectively here. and there on tion. As a rule inspection is least de-tf’s {:79[gied‘j’iflf‘mtgxgeogagd 3:331:27 . - H
Wmd'butter. Tilt the pan so it or three days, then wipe it off. Repeal _ “i? flat work. "23:? 11:13:13: :gdgialfio'oootiacnegbl: K'I-‘hls.card is how used by 5;)". than 2 N0‘V ON S‘ALh
Milo,- an over the bottom and pour ’ the opm-htlon it necessary. All kinds of wool dresses have Ori— f," the case of thosghavinfg 1:335 than two-thirds of the cities maintaining ' '
,, the beaten egg. Have the blaze low . . . . enlal effects done in coarse stitches on 25,000 inhabitants. 0! cities between ‘tregular milk inspection. . . [am as Donnell
a teatime. thin knife gently lift all ' '"kmm‘ °" W°°"- Ithe pockoht. collars' or sash ends. wool 5.000 and 25.000'less than onexseventh 'slggflofiellinimgll 13132:“? Shag}?
- - ,i' , ,y , report dai'nse' ' .1 - ‘ ' -
rfidsfcei 01' the egg to allow the “(find . 1:" removelmksilmm “”_°m "’81-‘05 ‘cmbmlderi man) times ornammta the some Ofiie’e gigsyfitgg°ifggnu$ meat, believes. lies in energy and :_ _,_ _ _--. T ye ..
part. 1019" under and cook with the an), roscuom. or black walnut {urnl- frock about the neck as a substitute is only partly developed, as indicated leadership by local authorities aided. “\I'd .. . -. . -t l.” “ 'w moundl RIBBONS
“93V; “'59:: a pleasant brown {old “”9- 9‘" half a dozen “"095 0‘ “PM”. for the white collar worn formerly. by the lack of suitable means. in the by state or government specialists. ‘ I “4" b wk 1.“. I’ _ t ,. , . . ,, , y . .- l . .. ;. . .
ilnverpue half on the other, or deftly 0‘ "me i" a spoonful 0" “'3'" and; Albatross or cashmere. which forms majority or cases. for analyzing milk. Such local leadership. together with the “'01“ “"lm “While “mm“ “”“P‘ rh" “'r‘" ’0' ”h "m" "‘ " ‘ '

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vices; then another layer of potatoes.‘
,ald $0 on, until dish is full. Add while
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or. Simmer gently from 15 to 20 p"
‘ nice or more. For small haddocks “’2
can their tails in their mouths and
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fig daily tranqufljty. “'ll‘t‘nll “f Military Aeronautics. it. was are usually obtained._theroforv. by the; SPRING STYLES P012 STREET
, - said at the War Department today“ COT-W'- ‘Vi'h V—(‘ry low bust. WEAL-

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years she was at- ‘
tended by the best y
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Both agreed tha
she would have t
be operated on.
suggested Lydia E ‘
Pinkham's Vegeta .
ble Com 'ound, and;
., at: first a e refusad :
ibn finally consented. From
béginnin it helped her, and
entirey well, and telling
much 00d it has done
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t, Peter-abut , Va. _

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" r‘omi’rre’ arities, painful
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flammation or ulceration
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[idea the soreness like

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ram-dimly h::llng
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Into? a roll and serve on a ho. touch the stain with a feather in
lplat ” . ‘33" and pepper to taste. wet with the mixture.
llpress with green peas tossed in butler. ink disappears rub the place with a~

_ ,y : 1' cloth which has been damped with cold
‘86 ‘Il‘opcd Potatoes with pimentofl. lwater. ,pr the nitre will leave. a White
gamut whfleaauce, cold boiled p0. spot that will not be easy to mmove.‘
t it,” canned plmentoes. Slice pots, Apply the treatment a second time if
Skin caeserole until bottom of dish the ink spot still appears after wash»
cavemed; then add white Sauce, bits ing off the n'ure.

Bake in a moderate oven three. sufficient. petrol to cover them; take

Iliquid drip ol‘l‘.
cloth, and with a dry piece of rag rubl
down. working from the wrist to tho‘
thoflsh, take out the inside, lingers. Constantly change the sur-
wm, face of the ragflor as soon as. it. gets:
er, allowing one- dirty it is apt to smear them.

\VASIHNGTON.
ohaddock, one-half hour; Small, General William l.. Kcnly. Director M“
)lililzirv Aeronautics, was reliM'vd m
that post today. and, in his permanent

,", the “dumps" or any other of aviation service.
The change in the command of ill-

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According to the department Jherc
is no reason why smaller cities can
not have as safe and as clean a milk
supply as the larger cities. in’l‘act a.
few of the small centers of population I
mhere the authorltlcs'and the. citizens

“C“: the newest. of dainty negligens, often
A” 50"" 85””1111“; a fascinating touch of wool em»
xbroider)‘. lilue wool forget-honour.
for instance, ornament a shell pink
boudoir coatec, while wool violets are
a French touch upon turquoise albu-

tross. ithc country. in cities of more

Corsets with Longer Skirts {greater attention is paid to dairy
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, The latest corSt-t models are dis-l;

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t the gloves soak in a ouucvr M"h'rcorlict skirt to confirm Wllh the nor-s,

' ' rowed skirts shown in suit and dress-

lines. The absence of any change in!

ithe silhouette precludes the. possibil-

‘ity of any radical change in corset
styles. . .

One corset of~lhe longer skirt tylw

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is. if the gloves art- no! QUllP t-leallrl almost to the top of the hose
l them through the same p!‘()(_1".~7,“.! Above the waist at the front is an
am and ham: in “W air. elastic inset an inch and a half wldw.
‘ ‘Thc back rises higher 1)! nvath the
'shoulders than at the crater back. ini
larder to provide. a might support in,
addition to that afforded by tht" hrare '
' sicre. '

reaches

GENERAL KE

NLY RELIEVED
.\l:$r. ll.—e M'ajnr- .

Very little attempt is mudv in lllurli:
of the new corset models to pr0\ltlt:
support for the bust and the upper par-1
tion of illc figure. The snug ~bodicel
prescribed by the spring styles re-
every instance, and the best results;

do or colonel. was ordered to report
the (‘hief of l-‘leld Al'tillvl‘v {01'
v. llriu.«(lenvrul “'illiam Mitt-hell
l he defuilod to command the army

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quires a separate brasslere in almost

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To the left is: shown an alum-five
willt-ur in dmk blue bl‘uudvilllh lrln: '
mrd \illll while satin lu‘ulu‘t‘vi \\ilh

A large number of low-bust corset

lion in that branch of the sex'vlce.'m°dPI-\‘ are finished with one or two

arch. cuts “ll‘i‘fldy have been madt‘ . “ml”: "f “NW." “1113““ 3‘ Ill“ top blue s‘ili' 'I-utat-lm in clnliroidcly of~ lgm‘rdi‘m
he personnel and it watt considered? 19-“ ‘ from ”lie-Hie blouse 0:}an

 

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an al'lillcrv officer and his new] pretty ml", something likn natural. heal
ill will lake him to the work for; ver, but not nearly as expensive. It is:
ch he is particularly fltt’ed. ‘made up into fetching little cravals.

To the right is. . strip '1! ate-'51" trim»
med with a \Viodamund belt (.2' r'll-
bon velvet and «char and «units at 1.22'.
l which

that

. may he l'cplarcvl will: llliix‘.
._._-_.._- ___. ecollars and (‘aps—~Wlth round childish; rclvct or satin. Under the lion-iv“:
HER DIVORCE “SUITS" Imulls to match. of course. A muff lsg Ski—“TS dainty lill‘e null-term: m

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matched by collars and muffs.

es, 1-: to 20 years. Price. :5 cum:

 

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:tzn officer in the grade or mdjor—ken-l Nutriak Fur. l" ‘h ' ‘, uncutuuml: mgr \‘a'alr‘xi' i:

‘ . .. .. , , f t . . . swat or. in .t undo o. sci ~1111130l‘lii .

{Ml ““3 “0 “mm" needul. . ' y A‘Natuml nutrla, is? much ““0“ on; {our Farsi; :31 inches wide helm; ro- ,
(‘olom-l Kenly is. by specml tram-3 childish costumes this season. It is a? quired to;- the page; l “W

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:lht‘ most
truck in the world.
' 'a rrlay station for the l’acil‘i.‘ calzlv.
ie a link in- 'lle‘ chain hindin: Asia m'
Alllt‘ \l'qtetvl-n world. the Philippines to
lllv l-nllvll filllltw.
in l'ckin ()l‘ Manila. or San Fl‘anl‘lsr-n “V“ l" cmnt‘ort in the (‘llllllll'\'. l‘t'i'l‘lll‘
lime-l pass llll‘ouuli Midway ““0”, it 'Iv added a l'ullxlvlnoded Gllul'nM‘V l0 hi"

it :li-llt's

”lal‘ml’et- ol‘ the
created

luf llvvm \\',“n

f. llgillvt-rin: skill.

. .y. - . . . . . x-‘.-:. d;nd1\1id\v
Bag l\o. .66).. One Size only, Price. :0 ”he he “ .1 ha 1
to prominence at once.

requirements

MIDWAY ISLAND

Uncle Sams Little Scrap of Land in dot-icmtd so that thev can

the Pacific.

its livstinutlon. Tilt‘

()nt'l‘ the most desolate :md ftll‘enli' 1"” “'3‘“ full ”' ”W‘s'm‘k

I‘m-lilo,
.\ linv

a
ln' than.

only visiting.
(l'

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is a
it ’“as

kind] ludnv

5"” éAmerican colom- was transplanted to

for con-

Th is l‘eservoir of

a l‘!" endea—

island

lnl’urlix't-
paradim‘,
he .emo. lllll the island has nex‘cr beun
lllllt‘ in iwrzet :of a lmpulation of more
. than ruin; ;xt one time. and neal‘lv half
A super-
iimolitltltl r llh the imposing title 01’
l‘(: islllld, lrs l'amilv.‘ :‘l
.dm'tol' witlx‘ :v very small practice. an
li-ncimwr or two aml the servants; are
'1he sole lnllflllllalliS.
triumph
i'lt‘CPSal‘X
the stations of the cablv be un-
ilrr the American flag.
‘link in the chain could only be Mid-
«any, so the namelms, pearshaped heap
'1“ “Fee and nutr-zltmrlcr int enml in lilo Pacific was transform-

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funds and a spirit of m-Operation are ly over the 180111 meridian. When it
the principal
vet-ting a. poor milk Supply into a pure
¢mllk supply.
The

EMBROIDERIES OF WOOL

wrung-ed in mind form to oulline l

neck or to sugvst a missing waist 271w.

Many of the best
straight pie/ms of
of strap or hell.

styles are

material. ,‘IJlllllt

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he wo

vim-tr in the coat dress of mi“

Mldwav. a tiny scrap of an lHlallIl in suit.
.‘Ilw Pacific. ire one of l‘nclc Sam's most .
[cherished mmsnssions.

in uthrr iilgtanme :t weltlnm in)

It is nnv (it is muuntwl rm :1 “vii finished :ulm
\tillltlhll‘ hits of Mind and “hich ix: inland-«l to supplant tin

This little island, linl‘nlv Mouse."

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’ DRY WIT
.‘\ mall Wllilrv office is in “'31! “mm

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A "whey”... Hum but who manages to nmlm lllnllLll ..i loxnuxl) Mum”) l . .l

small dairy. That murmur.

. To 3 group i

t-n :itnol in the lwnvncmms. Siidwu)’ ”W ”Hi?“ 3‘” ‘mmfll “n m" "Avail... till‘llh Infantry.
llU‘l'i‘? lv-‘Umlscrt to rival Hawaii n< the "mil wonderful milklnt! ”“501“ ”l J” was killed in action ill the M. Mrml
I hut was ll‘tlllllli tl about

llrw pill-(”truv ;
:l ”Hill? l‘ti‘l‘t'.
"Alliel'it'a."

“No. no,“ mx t‘jdculalvd. "l
thing of namillu her that."

"\Vll)‘ not':" asked the proymevr u
the name.

“Because." said hi‘. “sllv
dry." —Y\’all Street Journal.

Fomvlmdy slluut‘sly

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“wild“.

The earliest, mention of a dm'it‘o Ill

 

of . . ‘ ...~ ‘
valor m- lif: may be read in Villllx .ue.
who a hoistinc‘
which was inn-Med by

describes

t“. was worked by ropes willtll were

‘ V' ‘ ‘ .- .. a. -- u - . . ... slim and lovers. The same uritvl' re-

”inflated 3mm aweakngse 'yomi divorce. eh?" touch to any wee mald's winter cots-l {g‘fijgfl‘fif‘ matetlal M" ”“31““: ‘0‘] into it. blooming hit of land “uh fem ‘0 “mm“. similar untitlllllP “gm“!

“ -an sins in e" ; - 1_. \u . .- . .t ‘ i _ .. y._- ._..;. ; W _ Am . ' “ ~_ 1, . inu- . . .. . (

rightgide; attime; toMzze F1531?" Xi: ilvlaejimlll'llldygl: tume. Little caps in the raklsh fore First Model: Pictorial litvx'mv szss ,‘”"“*""t “ *“fm” and. “9“}2‘1“ S was made to rotate 1“. a mm, “ha

she was so bad she about 'm‘. costumes.-Boslon Trall- ' and aft, shape of the overseas nmyl $0. 80%;). Sizes. 16 1.020 years. l’tlne lluvo trees. The AlllGrlCallhf .. “an walked my“? the capstan. Such a

00“” "0t do any scri t . service cap are made of nutr'l and are " can 3' . Irair‘ml ol't‘l‘ the covcrnment ouse. a a ; _ A p ,4 v -. eiil'l in “so, in hit
work. For two . p ' __ ‘ ' Second Model: Dress No. 5926. mmm‘w ‘1"““ 1 1“ ‘

pasengm'e and lllgqace from the lirs‘l
to the second story of a convent on
Bit. Sinai.

is midnight in England the noon smijgrvatlv :l"‘('(‘l"|'iill‘(l~ tln‘ (gun-n
is shining; on the smallest bit of .\mttl‘i-idemand. say; the Dry Goods lit”! . |
dairy division of the dcpart- can soil in the world.
‘ment of agriculture has aSsembled val»
are alert to the need for puns xnilk.“abl“ information on the most (“”010-
have some of the best milk supplies in in") systems 01 milk control ’"Ch‘dm’:
than "in?” or all “108' " l‘ thl uh n t n lm'erl on lllll r‘
. ‘ u ‘ ‘ 2. ‘a ‘ l “ ‘1; | ‘
100.000 the investigation shows that ."3‘99'1‘mw‘ and “11““ ““99““? ”1“. "7'" ., .‘ ' D ’ . ' "
in- altersonal assistance ol’ federal (lxpvrix‘ il‘K‘Ullt‘ltv “nine-lie. says the Drv 'Juntls
‘. are available to board: of health and Economist. l'sltally the vtnln'oiderv is
civic organizations which
vot‘l'ng to solve their local milk probv
lmnte‘.

l-Ilnhroidul‘io‘s of wool are “special“:

Some of them are

mull

*‘mpkf‘ leion 01‘ for any other plll'pow‘, ll)
' . -. ‘y -. - n \u .. . ..', ;- ‘ l)‘;rl"
Helene m lh-' gossip of two ('Ulllinhn'; and bonds had on llllvl'vhl I). in! i, To. (l.lll,..llll l. Mu. Haunt 1;! III]! I »

might :

lllilt‘l‘lllt‘y
Al-(rhlnletlttfi. '
This elevator of the second centurv li-

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girl the llw of so main) dill’vr- m

A particularly :l‘nlihin: I'm -..

of ribbon. both plain and l'mm tit
‘ character.

For dl‘I‘Ffil‘N .‘inll hats. llit- l H
.lwo—tonn satins, l‘aillvs and mnil't _ tn
trad for first prefer-inch 'l'lm

helhe odds settm to tutor lulllvs rm' “

invrv. and the plain and two tone m'tl‘h:
for dl‘t‘SSt‘§_
ln no-t-ku'ttzll'.
most t'nlll‘t‘l-l to gill'Lt‘OlIS him-attire
the making of llux fashionable minim

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fronts and relish-nuts lt‘untt) ill»? at:
are also selling to snmv oven! for tlH’
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