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{prominent guests. solidation of manufacturers of agricnl-g I
M u was stated that this fire was tum machinery and tools under the. .
c qhting the Fire. about the fourth of some consequence name of 33mm” 8‘ Companies, 130-»; ll
9. " “a; Quickly spread by ‘at the club house, within the last few With a capital 01’ “£00,000. In addit- ii
" wrw‘ only a “‘W "“1‘ ‘lcars. ion to the Richardson Company, the! ,~.,
«in 1.» in the building at . a» other concerns in the consolidation are H
i m the upper part ‘IENNA. May 19.——Recruitlng for the Bateman 'Manufac‘mng Company. H
9"" : ..: limblm'cvs from the lhe French Foreign Legion has been 0? Grenlock, N' J": the Bateman-Wilv 19‘
1- . . ‘1 . mv ()f the resident‘s. 1m magi-egg, in Vienna for some months klnson Company of Toronto. Can; the 2!
‘" 9 . 1.10.19 wma soon upon land. according to the newspapers, MOW/barter Manufacturing Company? [1
-" ‘ 1 . 1.11.m- assistance. about 1.500 men have been enlisted in Of Riverton, N.1J.; Duane H. Nash, ii
9‘ ,11 .1..“~;1y11 m‘ the crun- the last 10 days. A clause in the Inc, of Millington. (301111,; me Cutaway ,\
, “ .11, cX’inleliShm‘ from tresty ofOSt. Germain permits this re1 Harrow. Company of Higganum. Conn. I!
. , L1; mm! m not at the Cl‘mlmg m xhc_States of the former and Belcher and Taylor Agricultural 3“
"9‘ ‘ , 9 J.; mi? of his reach, and lEmmTe- The. V iErma ,press has kept Tools Company of fhicopee‘ “Mass. ’\
' 999 ‘ ‘ ,. Ilv‘t' MW"? ””0“?“ up a Sys‘5)mauc atlack on this recruit. '17. H. Bateman, of Grenloch, 5?. J., ’_
1 Quinclvs mm m) men: 1ersz AUSIHBDS not to enlist. is president of the new combine. 1 "
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of many important matches, and the 9R": dson Manufacturing Companyi
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Filct and Val laces of rare fineness appear on night-
gowns and fine envelope Chemises; some of crepe de chme
and some of nainsook.
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MY Neighbor
MY NEIGHBOR lets weeds grow in his gurden. he lets his house run
down. and all his family look patched. 4 E2 i a. '
MY NEIGHBOR decides many important things: and he is sure all
things WOJld be all right if they were'done his way.
MY NEIGHB DR decided long ago that ladvertisinmwas waste; that he’
would ncv er read it because he did not want any one to tell him
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MY NEIGHB 3R may be right. The mom may be made of green 2:
cheese. But. as I see it. if ,
MY NEIGHB GR is no neighbor of mine: he just lives next door be- :5
cause lie was born fifty years too late. ‘ *3 33s. ’3 9", 5‘9“ 5‘
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MY NEIGHBOR spends as much money to live poorly as I do to live
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well. AS 'most of my money goesdto m nt
1:.» all the good things it will bring me. 9 1 g
95:32-5 sang—:2» ’ 1.5“:“"*”. “£9999 m :
Advertisements tell me all I will not ammo with my 9 5
about these good things. Adver? neighbor. He may be right: but. ’;
tisementsgiveme the opportunity personally, I would rather be ::
to compare all varieties of the myself than be my neighbor. !
things I would buy. Advertise» 3
ments help me pick the best for I know 4 reading advertise-
my Durnose and my purse. ' ments saves money gm. me; 9
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Especially handsome are the delicate flesh-hued
crcpc dc Clllllc pieces; almost as soft to the touch, and 01
more durability and very much beauty, are the nainsooks.
It is a. collection of underwear Such as we’ve not seen
for a long" time in bcaut; as well as price.
fijfirrhdvariajyianddhcissxs'ngSs—
Bmistc Nightgmnms. Envelozxe Chenlhxs
of soft fine degree and trimmed with 01' beautiful crepe de chine; sparkling
Iliadow or \‘nl lace in pretty patterns feims (in the! cogecliion- (150:9 “’1‘?
. W'l , rmm ng 0 cm rm are A eorge a
1nd or fin“ ”‘QSh' ite {ind flesh, at both back and front of yoke, some
With both "\“k and front allke pretty with beautiful lace yoke'and riben
ln trimming, worth $3.50 to $4.50——- straps, still others with insets of pink
$1.95 to $2.95. chiffon delicately embroidered. Many
marry models worth $7.50 to $10——
. $3.95.
hakxsook Envelopes. 7
in a. great diversity of pretty fashions, Crepe Bloomers.
home in camisole efiects. Finished at of simple pattern and bringing rare
IUD with handsome Val lace and freedom and comfort. White or pink,‘
lithe:- ribbon or lace straps. Sizes 36 fine in Quality, 'nicoly made, plain
’0 4;) worth 52‘25 to $3.... ruffles. Sizes 25 to 39, worth 32—-
‘ $1.59 a: $1.95. “'45-
Oomet Core-rs.
Crepe d9 Chine Gowns. . of fine Soft firm nainsook; graceful
‘ in model and so cut that they fit
M rare beauty and fine variety and smoothly and pleasingly, with trim-
}plendld quality. At yoke is deoora- ming 02' Val lace or embroidery;
Lion of filet lace, or of orchid Geor- worth 31-25 and 315°“ 75° £7 950-
otte. or or fine Val laca; each in
climate hue of pink with trimming
soft ecru tint or white. Some
edom - giving sleeveless models;
ome with short sleeves edged with
etty lace. Among them a. number
th yoke and shoulder straps en-
Samplc Pieces.
in dozens oi patterns, batiste and.
nainsook, handsomely trimmed with
lace ne;w and notable in style and.
e of fine lace. Beauties all and goodness:—— ‘
693;: the finest things in the op- Petticoats, richly rutfled, worth $2
ortunvity which glows with special ‘0 515‘ . 31'25‘0 39-
1 Worth 310 to $15__ “5.95. Bloorfiers, trim and fine, worth $2
to 32.50—- 31.25 to $1.50. .
' 9 Nightgowna, many styles. worth :3
} Camisoles to 320—— , ‘ 81.75 to $12.
' Envelope chernlses, worth $2.25 to
t light fine washable satin with 37-50- 31-45 *0 “~50-
dsome tops of filet lace and fib- ‘
on shoulder-straps. Splendid flesh ' Batiste Enveloxm.
t, worth 31.50-— 95c.
in appealing combinatoin of beauty
.‘ « and fineness. Trimming or embroid—
[ Swpins. . . * cred net or fine Val lace marks their
1 ' yoke: and some have inserting of or-
! fine batlste' In either white or gaudy in combination with ribbon
ash, trimmed with ribbon and Val and lace. Pretty ribbon straps, fine.
in new delighting fashions. Sizes finish. White and flesh tint, all sizes,
.3 to 27, worth $4.50— 1 83.95. worth 34-— $2.95.
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