Hat surprises
_. hereat $5.
.,
all ,
. a
. .
.‘m’ti
Rich attire _
for home itself. '
Beautiful clothing for the home itselfias cooler days
and evenings grow more-numerousfiome gladly and cheer?-
ily puts on its new attire “
HAVE lillllllllllill
W‘SHINGTON. Sept.
than 13.000 merchant marine
have been graduated from the
their establishment. three years ago.
and 72 per cent. of the graduates have
been licensed for service at season
records .0! the board’s recruiting serv~
ice show, ~
for the Government owned
hummus lllvliluu IlEtlAIlEB
1-310" incensed. recently, in New You.”
Ship-
ping, Board's training schools 'mu'm‘fihdi...
SAN JU
AN. P. 8., Sept. l—Dm.
deeds declared by the South Bette
Rico Sugar Company and the
Sugar Company. which, it wee aa-
leach 100 per cent. are not the only
vidends that are “in:
The Santa lsabel Suar
has declared a cash dividend st 100
per cent, which is probably the high.
est dividend that will be paid bfany
sugar company in Porto Rico this
year. Other sugar properties may
olaraumwpicavoulecouaetuie
Pacino ocean with the Aniason river.
ombia'and Venezuela on the
and Peru. Bolivia and Brasil on t“
south. is involved in a concession
which has been ,authoriaed by the
Ecuadorean "Government Authority
for construction of the railway. ao-
samuoo, sen. I.-—Cosstrsctisl
eel-via the lepebiics of Ecuador. ()st ‘
' tie.
merchant m‘arlne are trained at Mp
iyieid a return equal to or in excess of
Stuart. Va.. 3“ mew “‘1 8°“- the Santa Isabel dividend, but. so tar.
Four wooden ships 0 rate on
a. Atlantic coast “ w:bhau°n‘they have not been reported as hav-
training ships and cal-so dun-len- .dends.
in; been declared in the form of divig.
Rich rugs of heavy fabric and splendid deep pile, new '
draperies which have the soft glow of deep warm color,—
truly home’s own clothes are as contenting as our own. .
How they transform each section, seem I
21111ch place! And what comfort and delight we gain from
em. .
a
those that our capable American makers hal'e been pro-
Each has a capacity of 200 appren-'
tices and 1,200 tone of cargo. 1
0n the Pacific coast one wooden
ship, carrying 1,800‘tons of cargo and
115 apprentices, and a new 1.800aton
steel vessel, with spect- for 146 ap—
to almost make it prehticea, operate on the triangular 0“,...“de
run. between Seattle. the Hawaiian
Islands and San Francisco.
Extension and developmdt of its:
The Santa isabel Sugar Company"
cash. while the dividend of South
Porto Rico Sugar Company has been
declared in the. form of a stock divi-
dend. new common stock being issue-1
for each share or common stock now]
The 100 per cent. divi-
dend oi the l-‘rljardo Sugar Company
amounts to 30 per cent. in cash and
70 per cent. in stock.
Here; are beautiful and unusual rugs; queens among|
system of training Americana to com-
1 Most of the sugar companies in the
3:31.thangngtboftghrsmerrhmi ml- island. ll ls believed, will declare div-
9 e 1- e DDlllK 30‘"!- idenda that will probalilv reach 50
It is suggested that shore station be per cent '
r
cording to a Chilean weekly, was ob-
itained from the Government at Quito.
iby lgaacio . former Chilean dip-
lomat. for n s ndicatc capitalised at»
325,000,000 members. of which include
many prominent Chlleans.
The route would start trom Port
Bolivia, on the Pacific. and run to
Port Born, on the Amazon. The pro-
posed railway, in addition to serving
a zone bordering on what is said to
be among the best petroleum bearing
districts in Peru. would ali'ord ameans
of connecting the four large and iso-
lated provinces of southern Ecuador.
with 500.000 inhabitants. with the rest
of the country.
An mticlc recouniins the details of
the project quotes Senor Leon as say-
:1 . I g ' C
_ . quang “nth SUCh skill. In pattern, they are varied. In '33:?2, 33.x; $$£;;f;« . —————~— inc: "Apart from the establishment
color, one mafy Pangust that eifect which will give a har- laud achn instruction in minimum». ‘ Irigoy en WW“ or inflow“? “im'?§““'?i‘.°“'.~.ii'
mony of all urnishings. In semee, they are dependable: W“ “'1" “'1 0th" l'rellmln"? "It Skip Horse Racing 53:3: .2.‘:f§....'.‘;"‘;1:." Ecuador. com-
Surpr'rses that please; hats that look' far more than
ithcir priccl ' .
Notice this new hat of fine velvet with the graceful
om ilrim that can be draped just as wearer wishes. View
it. critically, note its quality. Then put it on. M it not
.sct well? Isn’t ilt's efiect good? As a matter of fact, don’t
you take it to be a $7.50 or maybe a $10 hat? .
$‘Actually, it is but one. of the surprising Rowland hats
at "l.
We've made ready dozens of them. They are widely
glifi'crcllt in style, even in liiatcrial; of course, in color ef-
ecl. ‘
l'lvcry liked material of the season appears. Every
imita- which has been crowned with favor. And their
fgl'a-(lrlflli shapes range from larger to small—with markedi
Whittall looms—9 by» 12 feet—$145.
every woman.
Worthy in every way.
. .Anglo-Persian rugs from the sterling Whittall mills,
inspired by finest rugs of the Orient :— ~
8 1-4 by 101/2 fill—$175 9 by 12 feet—$195
Royal Worcester rugs another fine product of the
Axminster seamless rugs in either small or medallion
patterns :—
8 14 by 10% ft—$67 . 9 by 12 feet—$69
Bird in rugs of tapestry, woven without scam, in
attractive patterns—«$45. ‘
Carpet Hall. Third Floor,
>
On
Every woman’s
nightgown size.
Here this very day—special lot of niglltgowns in"
pretty patterm’and in size range which includes one for: J
. l
A
_ “Regular” sizes for women of average figures. Special
“298 and proportions for women of full figure.
'rylng about 125 apprentices.
the course es to extend over a period by "1.. pm“. a physician of the City of
i ’l‘hzdmen would then be sent to sea,
n in em steel freight ships. which: T, '
would be utilized as combination car- 192:" f:§§..é:’1§imfiir;;,ofi-T.Pzgfi‘
120 carriers and training vesselshca‘r- ,gideflng projects of law for the sup-
planned to ill-00 these ships in : ,pressfim or limllgion of horse rac-
trade which would insure a voyage out V hi: onphopamgugn:::{ raflleggréthfs
and return in about 80 days. i vessels the world operated by in. “who u
on the Atlantic and 2 on the Pacino. Jock m' i, h n "8
Concurrently with the sea training chm: hadgwisr: trillions ogepcms
the recruiting service plans the estab- § pal-i mutuel betting-sv’Stcxin on r e
lishment at colleges and universities.! Races up held twice. a week.
:egatmmléflngml American sorta”; Thursdays and Sundavs and on the
mmerce course. w c ' ‘ '
would include accounting, business :xequmuelilg dogkizysz‘o 03:9 51:33:: noon:
correspondence. business principlesnewapap'era have commented on the
:2???“ elemriih of Imthflcs. mr- 3 fact that. as a corollary to the mount-
ei n.trr:£p§;iai::. pgiuclolers‘ oiI for-:ing cost of living. the betting public
“all“ railroago “danm‘mmefilrélg' :31: increased its wagers on the races.
business administration. business law; forfiziwm'éiiobgég 0:95:58“?g:; :3:
admiralty law. advertising. ship open, 1 ' h ‘ '
ation and other basic subjects ‘50:: m3 “litres?“ 3'000‘000 pesos.
The year would be divided into four ‘ the finfl;,|§:.°:r lflfygagh‘iha
three-month periods, the that one oribo i-upluc'sed ' .
two quarters to be spent in college: "
work and the subsequent’iuarters in 50UVE THOMA.’ ”'I‘I
practice under competent supervisionlgw, DEATH ACCIDENTAL
in the omccs or stemaship compunies':
ganglia 'iii'ihi'l‘lpfiinill‘; languid. “‘PoisoninuuThl-oufigh intoxication With
ployed in oiiices and on vessels. an-l pAms. Sept '14,._1~he".:i.o’;;gv on
thus would. be able to obtain their ed- the body of Olive Thomas the Amer-
ltlgiluon without financial cost to liu‘“ moving pidure actress. who died
«I’m. id be 6 hi ~in the American Hospital. at Neuilly.
i won 3 UK '0 30 arrange last Friday. was performed yesterday
of 4 years. with a degree upon <0 ~ Purl ' t . ' -'
pletlon. Shippins 808M 91mm!“ 12; can 3032.3.“ it” 3339:2313: m:l:i0
lir-vc this would build to» and 193"" had choice or Miss Tllonllla during
many other Well trained men i“ all her illness. represented her iamilv.
branches 0! maritime commcrcc. -'l‘llc dot-tors concludcd that death was
anaemia.
blncd with the navigable riverways.
will enable the exploitation of an enor-
mous extension of extraordinary [eh
tile virgin territory. which will con-
stitute the most admirable sources of
wealth [or Ecuador."
I
Weather Bureau
Aids Air Travel
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—-To comply
with the demands created by increas-
‘nz air travel. the l'nitcd States
Weather Burt-nu, at New York. is now
including in its daily report of weath-
cr conditions. a statement as to wind
direction and force in the upper re-
gions. Onl- sul'h report recently is-
sued by James H, Scal'r. in charge of
the New York office oi‘ the Weather
Bureau. contained the following para-
graphs.
“Steamers departing today for Eur-
opean ports will have fresh to strong
northeast to north winds. and gener-
ally fair weather to the Grand Banks.
“The winds up to 10.000 feet are
easterly. but shift abruptly to wester-
ly above 18.000 feet.’
Thbse indicate that the importance
of air travel has been lecognlscd on a
parity with sea travel. The data is
obtaianed. he said. through the army
and navy authorities. at Mitchell
Field. and n1 Rockaway Beach. where
of bammetcrs. wind cusses eloquent
up attached to captive balloons. z
______,_______'_-——-—————
Landru Shows No
(1 tired today."ho
daily observations are made by means .
I" - . - - - - . . . - " " 'dui- to "poisonlnz- through intoxica— ' .
vamty of upturned efl'ective bums and soft artistic Of soft but stump; andgood—wcarlng muslin. Cut in I ACTIVE FIREMEN GO u”, Wm. a “mm...“ mm.“ am, Signs of Weakemng
crowns. . round-nook fashion and trimmed Wltll tasteful pond cm- i --- ._ dcniallv. ,
‘Alike in but one Llllh?'—- ‘ $5 oromerv. ” ‘ l ‘ """ "' ”"“”‘ permit “for the removal of the body 33,, whom the police call the glambg:
. V v - ‘. ' ‘ 59 ‘ 'Mlss Thomas which will ho Fhl'l“ ‘Bluebeard and hold respons e
theu- remarkable value at Regular SIZES-41m Spm‘ldi sizes—$1 (Continued from Page One.) :to America on the first outgoing shlp- imp disappearance or eleven" wow (-
t ‘ . - é ""' r ’ 'hom he had promised In!
Second Floor. s“°°"" “0°" “ [:3f‘$;“;::fn(;m'?:‘le‘°:’~ and. "1 other? MERIPEN PRIEST anS. :howg no sign or weakening under tho
_, .. , M--- . s.-. __ _ _ “w _-_--- _.. ._.._.-_—-—~—_———~—g --. .. ---..__.- a” men ' * 0" 0f the fire- ,MMERII)§.\.H Se‘pi. 1:).— Thef gay. comm“ .md “running 18 months' ear
2 . ~ . . in: at which lime the members ' ichael - WK us. "do" 0 0-" aminalion aid 'prc1iminary invcsiisl‘
‘ fl / l9? accompanied 'Mrs. Ravekes and the gongratulhtions of their friinds ‘ The Clambake committee submitted , Catholl hurch. in . ondactn
V]; W CAN/1.4.V l' for the present they are stopping at pledged themselves to support Mr. reports. which showed that the adair £253. Meridzil. died .a: the rectory. 3:“ WM”! Jud" Benin h“ c
returned home today.
. .
A" anem ot‘ bees 'are reminded Hugo Bauer claims that his your:
Smith. after it was learned that C. W.
Hodges would not accept the nomins-'
lion.
Mr. and Mrs. C.
the home of
Maple street.
Barrett in East
firion
iii-g
was a success. socially; but financial- Suturdav. from pernicious
Iy. because of the small attendance He had'bpen in along time. but was
and high prices paid for everything. much improved in May after reium~
said to Judge Bonin. solici
be last appeared bcior
"You seem wan an
tously, when
e the‘ judge.
son who received two broken.lcg.~l.bv tle later Howard is going to have a
i . l .. . ~ - - - - . '
‘3‘? '“ - ”ha“ be legistered by Ocio being run over by an automobile last home of his own for he and his brldI.; — E did 110‘ d0 30 well. in: from sevornl woeks' treatment at “no,“ you think vou will be able to
loycd in the Bar; OPEN WINIER A” ‘0' “'9 dnanre committee, consisting St. Raphael‘s Hospital, in New Ha- take . vacation this year?" -
lweek. was guided across the street
the day or the accident, Qd tlltll it
was; no. fault of his son that he was.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. W'olfel attended
Howard is now emp
. .h . as Wei-inlcnllcnl. -- .. ‘
I?” machine s on s ,Fairfleld Weather sharps "a.“ 30m.
Prediction.
I
last
of Charles A. “'alters. John P. Stad-
ler and Robert G. Mitchell, were re-
elected. .
v9“
Father Higgins succeeded the Rev.
lmrwmc A. Guinan at the local
delivered by Landru
Judac
it was as fine a bit oi irony as ever
. as last sunimer
Benin. after six months' ethi-
flll- w Hiding of Charles Wolfe! at - l
. rim over. He also says he never. “2-: Al the Republican caucus.
Halli rd, . ., W . a . . ‘ . . —— 08 ' all he YO
‘ N J °n “new y iurcd in three accidents as reporti‘tl. ;week all factions reunited and once} Wrap “p vom- coal. in mm“, pan"- .hfii‘g'mceg: r ”in?!“ a '39:?“ M church about two years 0. cominfi nation or the allezcd blue ard. as
' l - 'more there is peace in camp. TillS' - ‘ to the "liltle ‘ com 9" an “‘5 from Naugatucli. Where for 17 years up in dung“ and went to the country .
send your overcoat
voted to deter the election of this m. Md Mn curate of St. Francis‘.
for tour weeks.
hi; and Mrs. Stephen WM expect: lTiob ('oron and Den 1 Lamb both hein the use the iicltt ought to E“
59 M to to Norfolk. Va.. where they ' n '- - 3 c ' ‘ heathen" in Somalilaud.—cu't up- your bodv for another month. . . ' ' ’ - .
will push-in, for the present. ”£22822: sawmill-zen“; (531:9 tailing-1: $§eotliiciltrtlen$igytid0fism£s0:013:25!heavy r ed blankets into doliies an: Chief Engineer George “1 Bogar- :{msrl‘“Cecilia’s-‘11:rigs“5adil:ril:i‘l:&ymig:it“? stair-”£351 :hd‘r‘i‘le manila“: in
. 't‘ - a - 9 l- - , ’ ‘ ' kce the ice cream fmler we dus made a brief speech to the mem— . ’ .’ . . e ' “ I ‘ ',
'i‘h. mnual collection in St. Amy '0‘ in South avenue “99'" ”‘9 baseball “393‘.“ Winfield, vs Baxter} Board posed for Fairfleld weather Sham! hers. statinx he would, at the ncxi age-$O¥B.wa?:”5hapfi3¥ :fngilllelb-y ii“. layer: biz-ii: fittmzedng .
W" “humh- recently lake" “9v “rounds h“ be.“ secured This wm 0‘ Rene" Char!“ “" “Pd?" 8"".‘3 say we are soinx to hate an opcn wil‘r meeting. give a report on the convcn- E‘h‘rchlrn Rcformst'orv and had charalslwm’I ”3;“: concerning the dine-l q?"
lmmnlcd 103750, and the coal colleC- give everybody In "“3 section-um 01" men. G90”? 1" vah- (" I" T: IPfin’é‘tcr. They have seen aims and "my tion held in Montreal. lie was pre- of‘ q”, Pridget's Mission in Cheshire. Judge cc of her husband and the "h. . .
WH‘ “33' lporl'unliy to Re? New Canaan from. Auditor. Alfred E Raymond. .Gran‘ believe in them as much as do (‘0‘ vented. I." “V“hg' by reason of oth- Fill-lie; Higgins was born in Dan “mfg; linding of his body in a trunk ...‘
__ ;_ the air. . rJuror. Stanley 9- M““- w'""‘"‘ ‘ and Harding. . ’cr duties connected with aerurinl: but, m 1375' n.- was graduated from “tail. Nancy railroad station.
Mrs William Sulzer of Larchmont . {Brant Collector of Taxes. Alexandch Rambles through the woods and new apparalus for the department. Nlazara l'nlversitv and completed his l-awveis introduced ”mm smuung,
his it..." visiting with her parents. Howard A. Wells was united in'McKendrlck; Constables. HP-‘Ti‘rd barnyards reveal that woodchucks.‘ -—- —-— theolozlcnl education in Gemmianfi a flourish of his wpdmfipbeamg
9'" "ll-1 MW 0 0. Ells for the vast marriage ‘0 Misti Martha E- R0” 0' ”Ml“ Jame“ 3‘ “‘°‘““‘- “93‘9“" squirrels nd foxes are holdlns on to THE couurv's CROPS. where‘he was ordained. lie leave-two'hai aha bendinz W. l-andru said.
Newmn- N. J" Sunday afternoon; Ans-i W~ 5- Raymond: SChW‘ Committee. their palm beach suits of sumanr tut! sisters and two brothers in Doubt"?- lsimvly: "My llomaacs. Madame.” .
W it‘ll, ,
29. The liarffly event took place at
Conrad G. Muller; These animals "“1 wise. instrh mat-
Georglana C. Hall.
John 3‘ Behre. The icrs sav. zenerally shed their summer,
.lbrary Directors.
Potatoes Mowi-floheet Percentage of
Normal Yield.
_-———-—-———"‘—'——
ill-i; F: Ravekes of Ridgefleld. N. J.. the home of the bride‘s parents by” GWO‘EME'hlEFU‘E
‘ new ”Chels- as l" a“ make way for .s- ~“ANY LON", wonK. nooseveuv 1.23:8” CONNECTI-
Vho h‘lS. been visiting at the home of
the Rev. J. C. Lane of the mshyier“
M: and Mrs. Charles H. Macintyre in
Hamhm street. returned to her home
heir-i lay. 'Mrs. ‘Maclntyre and daugh- naan. w
ian Church of that place. ‘Mr. and
Mrs. Wells have returned to my Ca-i
here the couple are receiving
l ihe manor Union. held
the sclccimen ilnery at this time to
is concerned. is a sort of a last-min- thick winter will
[He thought. On Thursday eveninz|an 83".an three um“ mwon, 'thh
a 59°C!“ meet” means that chicks shot" in say ““00"
w . morning" to Mother Etflh Will not
.Besldee the hem
THE CITY
”Altman's-o.“ _u.n -.... aa—Imute-f
" ins-ed an ulster of,teathers when De-
is
thc‘can; a contract that will place
‘msf of the imports and exports of
,the Balkan state=m‘Meflm bladl.l
‘. Definite intoni’ation is lacking. but
<-__.—-'- -—-——-v-—--—- .—
._ A
The Connecticut state board of
BOSTON, Sept. 13.——Eflorts of oili-
axficulture has just completed a scn- t-crs oi the imnhol-cmen’s “Mon to
we of the plinclpai crops of the shite induce pari‘cipants in mi unsanction-
and of each county in the state. The ed strike against British sleamships
figures issued show the percentiles of to return to work. added a low men.
I to the long shore gangs today. but;
‘l'and.
noted. that there will be almost a hill
crop of potatoes. and that the condi-
tion of the potato crop
‘Pecrl O'Deli, the Rochester girl, cog.
in hirfleldl"'"°'l o!” the murder at Edward
‘ ‘ ' ~ former lover, and now ”I.“
W .. m .... .. .. mu. ...- ..
in Auburn prison tor . .
NEW RAVEN. Sept. 14. 'Tlle iti—
nerary of Franklin D. noescvelt. vice-
presidential nominee on lhc Demo
cratic ticket in Connecticut th‘s week,
Home whereshe will speak at 8 p.
‘ ,1 in '. fihisf city the ,inetzqrfimggt that pears. 6:. potatoes .86 3-8. corn fish-8, . . . , § ‘ 1 ,
(ma'e that a Tel”?! ‘ , - ‘ silage, .89_3-8. ’ ‘ _. f .‘ ‘ ” ' . Dill up .Mr, Rmvelt vrll roman I .
iflrsz- in the Near“! ‘0 ““d‘ 1 These drill-cs indicsiefl it will hey “mfirfisw “1:353. Hartford ov'er liabhstaylng in his
car. .
On Saturday. leaves Haiti‘ord at I
at New Ha-
al New Ht?
'cember and January 1'0“ around. a normal yield of cach of severe .
""’ . ' " " ilcadins crops yet '0 be harvested. several ships were still without dock ‘3 “‘10:” 8:3; é-csérlfgmmfigz’.
UNITED STATESEFIRM MAY ' Th unrel- showing' prOMK'clivc crews and others had only small “‘7 ofollowl' .7 .
i GET.BULGARlAN."rRADE crops in Flirfltld countv are as fol- force!» The steamship agents agreed- W,.m at wunmanm. PM“. 3,,
. » ;_; _;__', ' lows: Apples 471,4. peaches :23 1-3. '0 delay .‘additions ‘0 “'9 non-union be her 17 lilo-u a mi (Standard);
NEW YORK. sent; 11.—‘An Ameri- pp." .71, potatoes .90. corn .82. ML genes at wink ,in the hope that “‘0“ am for Hartford it 1:35 p_ m... u.
5.can.fifin maxl‘capturp practicallythc as, .77 ' . ‘ leaders would .be able" to break the living there ”-2.35 D? m. Arrives-vat
, enliné ~loreign. trade of Bulgaria. l The firm-cs for the'éiltirp state 'oi- “”39. “MP“ "5 “a“:deni :33??? N" Britain at t i p, ' in. (daylight i
.. At.- the oilice of :P- N- 9“? *‘C°-- low: Apples .50 l-i.‘ peaches .12. “13m",m8‘53d’lw ° ‘ “mt m1" an awn.“ Remy-meg -.
.u’
- ’-§u’vv~-‘lfl.“‘--‘-e‘ ..
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.l
lmflf' what‘kJEIm 01 ”1° W“ t t ‘ hole. olii twel per , re two hours,
'2: ' - > - . . Lgovernin” ent anagram; :3" 9:; 21:"? ga‘m‘l’l crop ol misses rigs; yr" :31; °m“°'*‘.‘°,,;,,'°g:;°'*..,. mm: a; {ate-o: “ibilvevmlég Jillian“
, . . l . * ’ ' ‘ ' G 0 " V I ’ ' ' I‘Q , ’-
1: NEVERun history was there held out such great rewards .mnimltLiie of that min” 2:33“: {2 $332333: 3......” gtggyfifigsfi’ “a: 3‘3“: :9; “a . there at a p m (dayliglt
5" for Thnft and Economy. The predent opportunity is 201- ‘zmyi he ”NP“ all“ the “mum of its normal own. There will be on- mm, a, . Mb; mt “a M"... [time , pm the Killer? 3:?" 'r- «
l" dell—an ODDOTt-cfillitx - u: 811 111d . . l til d . {likelyjo be of such a nature that I, “,0“ one...“ atm|.¢I-°Pof.‘pplefi, James 015's“. ”1‘ death sell.,in'8I . 1300...,“ vulgmighyte a . .' ..
i , . _ _ ._._--V«V.°-. 9 _ boil et 8393ka e rewar _- . :w'nwus “11.95,.” the New-Ts: the final. ralrleld county 3:“, “apricots-n 90 Wise. his home.” , e a . . ‘ . ‘
.. . _— . » is most allu _2'.> -Are .vou come to let “onportumty’ pass Hiram“ “5°" .‘iMn"P°‘ some-vim le- than in the Me n 5w... not aeolian. ‘ llother- Ind child 'u a.“ n“ W" .-
. ' ‘. ' :. ' . ‘ ‘ . -‘ whole. ~ . as dolnxwell. - T " " ,
mt? t he put: ‘ ’ ' ’ j “M’ ll 2 ' ’5 ‘ ’ vs atom—coon "—‘fl ' W‘m ,4 m 7““ -~ me ~" ”NEE-“Y1 m
_ a Curtail- extravagance. work efficientlmsoehd wisely.-save m. g "9“" '9 g, f , . , ' “my, ‘7 “'3? i .‘nv'i", "23‘9"." 7: 0.1—“— 3
tem'atically. You «cannot look the future squarely- in the face-until,_ : g ,ofi‘mfi';mn 1“,"? .3" M ‘2‘" _ gag“! '° “W" gums-fir” 3,. ;“""°" a)”. m L
vou have a zrowmz bankiaccount between yourself and possible .- ' I who fdisti'ic't 'é" so! a; m. ”3' Mamamamg‘i: w held m " 5 ,
‘ ‘ ‘. . - "' " . - .' - ~lt-_'eor‘oee.-'3 moroniehoehoeltootbanster ‘ciocKItnol chant.
Emergencies. Bethnfty. Save and deepest your savmgs here at’ e a: um and. 9“ I 40“.” m a “pm mm m o h a y ' W
per. cent. interest compounded twwe a year. , s -. . in the paper-or W the football " “the”. 2
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