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Regent Theatre
Orchestral Melody ’
It‘s 20 Degrees Cooler 1n
The Regent . .’
Matinee 17c. gvemg 200.
Today '
EVELYN NESBIT
In Her Dramatic Success,
MWOMAN. WOMAN !”
-\ “omnn's love for the beautiful
moi the spirit of sacrifice.
Ford Weekly
Comedy
Thursday and Friday
(Two Days Only)
t‘o‘MfiN JWW
The Popular and Acrobatic Actor,
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
“KNICKERBOCKER
BUCKAROO”
A First Run Artcraft Success,
in which a Vl'cstern sheriff jails a
girl. and "Doug" finds it: out.
PATHE WEEKLY
COMEDY
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Saturday
The Modern Morality Picture,
“Why I Would Not Marry”
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Coming
“The One Women"
By THOMAS DIXON
Author of “The Birth of a Nation."
vMNoM/V'thr'qfi /
”The ma ‘ner
‘v'alue of ideals. n * I .. . l i- Q '. .. =7 , .
.which Miss Roland brings this purpose‘ at Majority Sm :Meet;
Ibome to the. onlookers. without their WhiCh was Held in Ber-‘
ibeing conscious of it. is a signal tribute‘ “n
;to her own ideals and to her remark-
lable talent as an actress.
I This talent for several years has
.been utilized principally on the stage. at Kishinefl with Impact of peace
Iwhere Miss Boland appeared as lead- to the commander ofR‘the Emman-
.ing lady for John Drew. At the pres-I inn Dniester from on behalf of
ent time she is playing opposite Leo; Nikolai [gs-nine; the. Bolshevlk
’Ditrichsnoin. in “The Matinee Hera"; Premier, according: to 3 Berlin
m Igovernmcnt wireless. dispatch. . _
PALACE THEATRE. THURSDAY. I Lennie offers to cede (‘Bssarabln
to Rumania on condition that Rn-
,Bert Lytell in Metro Drama “Blackie'sE mania shall prohibit Ukraimap
Redemption," Adapted from StoryI citizens and bands of Admiral
. BY Jack BOY”. Kolchak, head of the All-Russmn
government at Omsk. from cross-
“Blackie's themption.” which will mg the Romanian fl‘QllthI‘.r'
be the feature at the Palace theatre] A“ armistice to last eight days
X'l‘hursdny, with Bert Lytell as the star. has been concluded on a“. Bessa-
is “19 “Ton" 0f ”‘9 “0“" Red Book rabian front and the delegation
(Continued n-om mat Pass.) 5
Boyle to be made into screen plays by ters.
MN“). The first‘was “Boston Blackie's. LONDON, July 23.———General
Little Pal," in which Mr. Lytell did John J. Perhsing, accompanid by
splendid work. I Major-General James G. Harbord,
I “Blackic's Redemption." is “"3 story- Chief of Stafi'? of the American
of a “gentleman Crook." Who “Sires Expeditionary Forces, motored tor
to "go straight." He glves up his laW' da)’ tQ.‘Cambx-idgey ‘vhere he “vill
less pursuits and is about to marry the receive an honorary degree from
:girl he loves when he is arrested and 1pr university. This afternoon he,
{Sent to prison for a crime committed will start for France_
by others.
I How he makes his daring escape is.
‘one of the many thrilling incidents
which will be revealed'in the play. and
which leads to a powerful and startling
climax. A heart-appealing feature is
the beautiful love of Mary Dawson for
BlackiP-a love which withstands ev~
cry test" and which is the means of his
ultimate redemption. The cleVer cast
umpporting Mr. Lytell includes such
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PARIS, Tuesday, July 22.
\Vilh consummate art. Premier
Clemenceau withstood the ofi'en-
sive in the Chamber of Deputies
this afternoon and emerged vic-
torious from interpellations which
many believed would mean the
end of his cabinet. His oppon-
ents did not dare to brim: the “or-
der of the day" to a vote. and
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Magazine stories from the pen of Jack has gone 10 Romanian headquar—.
now Tamed! 23.41% ‘trnns.
forming of Chinatown that has been
in progress for a decide has finally
thrust its Americanlrinor-mnupnce
into the ~ Chinese temple“: on Mott
street. with the {will that itbe gloss
and tbe.lesse_l‘ » _ ,Jhlvejbeen relc«
gated to-a do“? .. .. (a . '
For years he!” was one of China-
town‘s anmctm mvy‘lfi‘n promio
neat positioli flint? council ball of the
temple. ‘ fl , ' " ._ .
A Christina-c musty; :tbe Rev.
Lee T0. head OighgngDése' Aesocia-
tion, which now bows fswaw in the
temple. is rtsnfifim‘é for the removal
of the idols, wbgb-hfiigblflc‘om of the
present day attitude/,0! the Chinese
‘toward the old. traditions. The Chinese
Association is Tmfdedns the most
powerful organizotlon of Chinese in
America. It has replaced the dramat-
ic. though fatal method not the old
tongs with a system of -mutunl help
founded on the ‘m‘bet edvnnced Ameri-
can ideas of pbfitptbropby. .
TRISTRAM Q; 'VHYAT PS .. OUTING,
line rain of ham evening failed to
dampen the enthusiasm of some twem
tyc'ne members H Tristram 8: Hyatt's
store family, who journeyed by motor
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bus to Calumet Grove, Westport, and,
as the young lady who imparted this
information expresses it. “had a most
wonderful supper." Clams, and a host
of other delicacies most pleasing to
one‘s palate were provided, and need-
less to say, readily disposed of. Due
to the unpleasantness of the weather.
the merry-making was confined to in-
doors. At tbe.4:oncluslon of the re-
past. Mr. Alvin. proprietor of the
grove. gave a very interestiv'r: address.
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tuberculosis amt than
at any other film in it! Hm.”~ssid'
John F. Gun-henna. in ipdkina’ to a
number of working men, at Hurttord.
yesterday. , ' 1
Professional safe crackers blew open
the doors of the big iron safe in the
store of Newton. Robertson 4‘; Co.. of
Hartford. some time after 1:30 o’clock.
Sunday morning. made a careful
search of the safe’s contents and de-
parted with between $800 and $1.0m)
in cash.
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THE ¢AM . E APflft.
The cabbage noble occasionally be-
come very *num political-fly“
when the atmospheric conditions are
right for them. though several insrct
enemies tend to prevent lbclr increase.
They appear In Connecticut In June
and like most plant lice several gon-
erations cf winged and Wingless fe-
males are produced which bring forth
living young. The young are pale
green with black legs and enlcnnae
("feelers"). The mature are yellowish
James Sylvestro, aged 12 years. of
New llnvll. v1.15 drowned in Mill
river. yesterday afzernoon. He was
in swimming with three compenions,
all of whom were about his age. and
too youne to go to his assistance.
it is beli-=ved that he was
with cramps.
The efforts of a younc married
couple to avoid high rents in Willi-
mantic came-to an end in Police
court. yesterday. when Arthur Roy, 22
years old, and his wife, Ethel (Lewis)
Roy. 19 years old. \vere asked to ex-
plain why they were found sleeping
in a wagon in Ruell M. Hyde's barn.
Armed with a gun, a mask and a
flashlight. a boy. barely 14 years
of age, was apprehended, in New Ha-
ven, last night. Accosted by the po-
lice. on Elm street. the boy is said
to have slipped his band to one of
his pants pockets, where the weapon
was later discovered. Further search
revealed the well known mask and
flashlight. The police believe the boy
Was preparing for real work and
when discovered had designs on an
Elm street bookstore.
Oscar Forselles. of Hartford, was.
in the Connecticut river.l
somewhere between Mid-l
With two,
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drowned
Monday.
dletown and Deep River.
companions he left the latter place
in a motor boat. late Sunday night
one of the two being Miss Augusta
Olsen. of Hartford. According to in‘
seized I
'al‘lists as Alice Lake. Henry Kolked.
' ‘_‘ ' ‘Bcrnartl Burning. Jack Duffy, \Yilliam'
Musgrnve. Gertrude Short. Don Bailey.l
postponement of the discussion of
the iilterpellatioivon the general'
’policy of the cabinet was carried
The Home of Screen Delights
Today
Heard and l Forgive."
. You?
Sr-i-vcllcl'nt‘t Picture.
"The Prodigal Wife”
.tv:".“ll‘|ll drama of the rebirth
vmnun‘s soul through lovr.
Would
'3 liary lioland and
Lucy Cotton
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
And Other Features.
Thursday
«.1on :i rogue more fasci-
IILEII Ruffles. '
Bert Lytell
In Metro Drama.
"illuckle's Redemption”
H . a Comedy. Bray Pictograph.
., Topics of the Day.
._ FRIDAY,
d 5.51.; MARSH in 'HlDDEN FIRES’
Wilton Taylor and All Tov .The.mr_J without a semblance of opposition.
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action was the work of John law and." mill-is Julv—Sil ——Thc infinpgn
”‘9 Dr°d“°“°“ was made under theadeletzatiou to. the Peace (‘nnt‘cr-
pm'som‘l ”pelvism“ of ”any?" Kar—_ cncc today issued a denial of as»f
3““ ‘mecmr gene-“‘1' f ' portions that the Shantnuz settle-
uncut in the German peace treaty
was in. exchange for the \vilhdr-iw-
' .‘tl of the Japanese contention rc-
E h. . H n ( _ . .
ve'ygordest: :3 w°:;:::dman' a carding the racial clause in the
e y an 7 y.
L League of Nzltiolls' covenant.
AT REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Evelyn Ncsbit portrays a- modernI
Magdalen in the new William i’Fox pho—‘
loplav. "\l'mnan. Vl'oman!” which will
be shown today at the Regent thea-
lre.
This \l'illiam Pox production is ful'
of heart interest. and offers unusual “or.“
opportunities to Miss Nestlte’s peculiar ‘ ‘ ' -
talent. In the role of Alice LindsayIv PARIS. July 23 (H;n-as)'._‘.;
fl!“ "WW8?" 9 “mm“ “’1‘“ 5m“Two”:Premier Clemenceau. who won for.
herself in save her husband's me- B‘Jll his cabinet :1 vote of confidence
the man, who cannot see anything OIHM,‘ yesterday in n“. Chamber nf
nobilitv in hot nct. looks upon her as Deputies .cmcl‘srcd fl-{)nl the (Will-
another MaadzJen. who must be spllrn~‘ flict stronger than u“. “.39 “.39
ed and shunned. :mecd.
Thus: a puzzling situation arises} 'l'hc final vote ofconfidcucc on
which should set every widenu’ake“. ”solution by Deputv Slow-m.
man and woman thinkinz. Shall thiamlpmziug the government‘s“ (Inn-
woman be condemned for her dced.llsll'atillll of policy. showed con?-
Which was 91'0"!le 011W DY hPl‘ (199D; deuce in the government by ‘29!)
love for her husband. or shall she be, to 7.76. ll luaiority m" llil. ‘l‘m-
{orgiwnn The problem is worked out fi-‘st vote. which was on a demon-l
PARIS. July 23L—Ncgotiations
bcthcn German and French dele-
igations for the transfer of the
:coal mines of thc Snore Valley be—
‘gan today at Sarrcbruck. The
delegates are mostly mining: ex-
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Retell Point.
PARK
South Norwalk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening
Picnic Dales Now Open
Shore Dinners and a?
la-Carte Service
Special Attention to
luncheons & Banquets
FIREWORKS EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT.
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‘ *“i LACE THEATRE TODAY
’i Md Lucy Cotton in. “The
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' 3 in) is featured with
:5; - Screen production
.xi \l'il‘e." which is t9
Pal;
. -,: it moving pictures
have a purpose.
"...:. screen stars who
"3' appear errclusiveli’
' “I“ give fullest SCODO
-. \ii. -, Roland cares lit
:u- silll‘y presents her
. ‘l‘;l"i.l\c light, or not.
; m mix. the opportunity
.lll'l contains a message
m.- hearts of audienc
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:t l“ Lilliflll object! ’
klit-r THE REGENT THEATRE
H1) theatre. today. ,
k ,d ; .. ”I‘Wltaul Wife." Miss 130-
“ m l- mi “J! Intonto depict a woman
Trim... "le: destitute and wretched. ..
a. ”I 1‘ ..;u dramatic forces of £85
in an interesting: way in "\t’omnn.\‘.’o-l for 3-H. ~i‘y for the .l-snlutmn of
Deputy t nnumet. gave the prowl-
-i1r.a muirrin of 91. the null:-
lion beingr defeated 272 to 181. .‘l
l'HURsDAY AND FRIDAY‘f‘ImumcI ': l'csolutimn‘,‘~ f-n- which
Ipriorily “as asked. was on the
Douglas Fairbanks, in “Knickerbt'nzkert high rust of living.
Buckaroo," Pathe Weekly and Com-i V . .
- ‘ Vt ASIII.\(l’l‘Ol\. July LBJ—The
United States will Sign the treat-
ies with Bulgaria and Turkey, it
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man
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» Douglas .li‘nirbanks has a suitcase
full of brand new stunts that he intro-
duces in his next picture, "The Kniclc
erbocker Buckaroo." which is to be
shown at the Regent theatre Thurs-
Department.
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COPENHAGEN, July ...).——Tar-
nope]. ill Eastern Galicia. in the
day and Friday district in dispute between the
Douglas ““5 bee“ “-1 constant traln‘ Ukrainians and Poles, has been
ing with Bull Montana, Spike Robinson taken by Polish troops. the Polish”
Jan" Kid MCCOY“ and, ‘0 “Ole “‘9 General Staff announces. i
screen'athlete. “l was in the pink of -. '
condition when I made this film." I The regular midweek services will
His latest Artcraft release takes him be held in the South Norwalk Method-
out West. Where in an effort to be 1111- ist church tomorrow evening at 7:45.
selfish and do things for other people. Rev. 3011” 3- Snai'ely will speak on
be com into various melodramatic “Our Christian Dilly in Mexico."
omits.
was announced today at the State ‘
formation given since the fatality. the
pony engaged in fishing along the
way and. at the place where Forscllcs
was drowned. he left the motor boat
in a skiff to fish near shore. The
skiff upset and he was drowned.
whien'deu’ut enmity with the re;
recent war. Tbo‘clflzturn trip was also
madé'flby the bus and the party reach-
ed the Boston Store com: at about
10 o'clock. .
At the convention of the Connecti-
cut branch of the American Labor
party. in Ha ‘ rd. Saturdaycffil. Tos-
‘cnmflennett. Hartford: Timothy M;
Crowley. of Hartford. and E. J. Foey.
of New Britain, were chosen as dele-
gates to the coference of delegates
from-the local and state branches
of the party and the non-partisan
league to be held in Chicago next
month to make plans for a national
convention of the party next year.
Resolutions were adopted cmdemning
the‘League of Nations.
Colonel Robert 0. Samuel llartr
ford has received a letlr-r from Mayor
David E. Fitzgerald. of New Haven.
LIBEL CASE IN OOUQIT.
fl‘he case of Coslas Cowras versus
Samuel Cohen is being beu‘d'mflby in
the uptown city court room before a.
jury of twelve men who have been
summoned by [Newly Sheriff Benedict
on a summary process to recover the
property at 24 High street. The sum-
mary process was begun by Attorney
1 mile: (loldschmidt who represents
Cowras to dispossess Samuel Cohen.
who is now in possession of the prem-
ises, and claims": lease for one year.
Cohen is represented by. Attorney Leo
The. mrmwbo have been
”WM “’KWJ“ It follows. board of,lhe city. had consented to
William quner. John‘J. “Yemen. G. act as ‘0‘,“ age!" of the widows pf)“.
Fred Atnllln. “'illtom F. Der'n, Den- an)“ fund Wllholll increase in her
by 3. Hull. John M. Glove: W'llliem K. COmxicnsnrion ifrom the ("VJOOHDI'.ML
Finkler. George Gray. Patrick Cronin. :3" agrixlgmi 531:2; iihilw 1 a 1353;;
Mortimer Belts, Joseph McKennn and city in the state that has n :a local
B. D. Standard. Judge Candee is pre- agent, Applications fm. ",th are
sldln" coming into Colonel Eaton's office
'" ‘ rapidly.
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‘ COLORED CITIZENS’ MEET.
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TRADE BILU Is HELD UP.
“'ASHINGTON. July >23.f—Opposi-i
lion by Senator firs-z l ., :opnhhtnn.‘
North Dakota. caused the Senate 59‘9“” Made and Pans for the Com-
Banking ccmmmee to defer action ml "to Campaign Talked chvr.
day on the bill of Scnnlor Edge. Rel The Colored Citizens' Pimectlvc
publican, “new Jersey’au‘torl’ziug the: League held 2. WT." important meeting
organization 0; corpomfions to provost-evening. \‘l'. H. Fisher presided
ride long time crenits ahead for Am-‘and W- C Minion. 31195043813711 0m-
erican interests in international trtde., lined ”19 l‘uSim‘ss that Was before the
Senator Gronna said he was dis} 1433308 and Spoke at length concern-
posed to oppose the bill if it proposed3 "18 1h? plvsenl and future welfare or
that American bankers go into the: the organization. He urged all the
banking business abroad and seek “to; members to register and vote on the
control the industries of the devasj coming import-ant “(cm)“-
tated countries.” Istrictly a, home affair, under which ad-
"I think there Is an “haul-lying; “up; ministration We must live. There were
e—somellling under the crusl— inshort talks by Paul Mason, Joseph
Randolpb_ John Harold. A. Archer and
W. H. Fischer.
Another meeting will be held at theé
_same place subject to the call of the:
secretary. to make report on progress:
and other thing that command thei
special attention of the League. I
pots
we can get at it." said he.
MEXICAN REBEL BANDS ACTIVE.
“'ASHING’I‘ON. July 23.—Twenty-
five distinct bands of rebels with a
strength of about 35,000 men now are
operating in Mexico. according to a
tabulation which has just been pub-
lisbed in Mexico City. Opposing them
Carranza has a force of about 60.000. COUNTERFEIT WARNING
which. however. is able to control lit.
tle more, than the railway lines withn. The Secret Service division 0' the
narrow strip along the Paclfi". coagt‘treasury department has sent out a‘
from Guaymas to San Bias and the warning to banks to be on the 400k-
‘9‘”“0'7 around Tampico. out for a new counterfeit 85 Federal
We note. The note purports toll
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Imix—ups thai create their own comedy‘ I' _.
incidents. * ~
\Vhile Fairtanks is usually of an em;
Illnisinstic nature. he feels that “The;
I‘Knickerbocker Buckaroo" gives hilllv
'Srcatcr opportunities that ever afford—
1 him before in his screen career.
lie purchased a new horse, having,
Iretiretl “Stat" from active service and.
5was in dailv practice with it before.
the stall cf the regular day at the stu-
dio. getting acquainted and trying new
on
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BOYS IN PIG CONTEST.
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will have an opportunity to try for;
$400 in cash prizes which the Sperry I
& Barnes Packing Company in New
Haven, Conn. is offering to the Boys’ I-
and Girls’ Pig Clubs -
Prizes will be awarded on exhibits,
at the county fairs and the State Fair} ,_
this fall. In addition to the awards to
be made on the basis or the showing
-tbere will'be $1305me
a“ . W be issued by the federal Reserve bank:
«1.9% ~ ‘ of New York. Series of 1914, check let- I
' ' ' ter A. ‘
, . The description says the spurious
note is npparentlv printed from sine-I
etched plates of very poor workman-f
ship. on a single piece'of new. on
which red and blue ink lines“nppear
in imitation of the silk fibre. . In they
portrait of Lincoln black ink Mrs tbs. I
whole side of the face. The numbero’
log is good. says the description; .nppar’
ently printed from metal numbers as.
sembled in a frame of foam angular
‘ numbering machine or stamp. .-
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8PIRIT8 OF TREES "
The Malay-as end other Jobore na-
tive. believe the! each species of tree
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on: m an". The spirit of mean-
pborueolsknonbythenuyof Bl-
ane—manly, “n won-n." .‘
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informing him lhat Miss Margaret E..
Perry. the investigator of the charity l
. ‘ HEALTH AND mm
although!
Mammadlflnnytbat we“. 9‘.
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green with black head and eyes They
Insually appear in large colonies often
’covering ccnsderahle leaf surface on
Ibmlly nfcslvd plans. A white or
Ebluisb powdery secretion interferes
isomewhat with the application of in-
. secticides
These insects may be killed by spray—t
{log with nicotine solution. such as
I“Black Leaf 40," using a teaspoonful
in a gallon of water. with a little
{soap ( an inch cube of laundry soap)
dissolved and added As most of the
Iapbis are on the under side of the
leaves, it will be necessary to direct
the spray from below in order to hit
them.Jhe soap is needed to penetrate
of dissolve the waxy secretion. In a
small garden the nphls colonies may be
dislodged by a forceful spray from a
hose—G M. Lamson. Professor of En-
tomology Connectcut Agricultural
College. Storrs.
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I Sentinel “'unt Ads Are Winner.
‘of such preservatives.
A umtt’my mp1s ,
led to believe that it to m
practicable to use canning compo“
for the preserflmz of vegetables whim.
have proven hard to keep undet- no
commonly known melhndn of calm”.
This use is unnecessary, as it l1 pole .
sible to sterilize any fruit or vogetnlbe ‘
by the cold-pack. single-pr moths
0d of canning, without e use of ‘.
compound. ;
Many of the canning compounds on
poeiilvtly harmful to health. Sumo.
of them contain as high on 95 pet. '
mm. of horic ;.cld, Many States out
national government have purple” .l
laws which forbid or restrict the at.
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Free bulletin: on home canning “I
be sent to any address upon reed“. "
of a poamnrd request. by the Ext..-
eon Service of Connecticut Agflcfl-
turnl College at Sforrs.
AMUSEMENT FOR EMPLOYEB
The sccrclt of having thought“
core for the amusement of emplorot
is not a new discovery. ll has been h
use for more than a generation by out
of the most successful department
store proprietors now in this country. :
The "Ban Marcbe" also lntroduo‘
the idea in Paris years ago. NO.”
York merchants arrange plctncs I‘. ‘
dances for their women and m‘;
clerks.
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service free.
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maroon"
'Mitchell and Grant
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LUTHER M. ' wmaur
. , Nothing robe a women of good looks more quickly than ill
health, and nothing does more to preserve health than correct
Ncmo Corsets give healthful support, protection for vial
orgnns, correct poise, perfect comfort, long wear and sum
style. We will be glad to help you select your model. Fitting
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We close at 1 p. at. Wednesday: during July and August. ~
ANGEVINE * FURNITURE 00..
Try Our Home Made ‘
-- CANDIES --
MADE FRESH DAILY ,
A DAINTY ottoman":
is made by. its furniture. We ere
free to say that our present fur~
nlture and pieces of quaint and
rare design are the most email»
no and appealing we have ever
had the good fortune to show
the women of this city. Do
come and see them.
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