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South Nor-walk. Conn.
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Tolephouo: Ronni! 02-”.
Branch Uff‘lcu:
Tclrphouo—Nor-uh nu.
.1:ng Copm .......... Three (rm:
By Mail ............ ".00 per yur tm‘ t-«pIau-nmort w~~~ wr \‘-~ .w ,.-,
imilllnn rinilrw w» -- i.-. ‘ . r. . L11
The Associated Pro. la exclusively 10d Mr or wt.- hows” “"I -‘r re.-
Intitled to the us. for publication of 30nd quartot th'l". -» IN *v-w IM-N;
III new. dispatch“ credited to it or lmnntha.
aot otherwise tn Ihia ncwupuper and! ‘ .
also any local nun published heroin JT'DGF 1; “L“ nt‘n‘n‘vfi"
All righta M publication of special' Yr. rut . I . "'v M nu v‘f
dispatch" herein an alan mowed. 'Ihe ltn-zrc s-cra Sm- w. -;..~«—. an .
far tho mnnnfi q::°"v" r'flrr \ 1“.
. lchfij; mgr 0'. "r ‘\n§"ti Thi‘I‘ 1‘00“
A Study at .... ,. ....
capo-‘iu‘h prev, (lax-urn”. to Irv‘vtcv‘m‘.
wages Ihr I'm-L “""lrn' Hr xxx-.1154»! tho
A mar. had been in u butchcr limp hf” ”1"” _‘ ‘_”“"""_'°TL‘:“"“" "‘""_ ”:1.“
for Mars. lie kn'w ‘ni- 30b 1“ ornugh "';fkf'f'_’;_"“¥(r'in‘. \ , m a”. ““1“?
t,\. “n! .lkf‘d Ind ll’llllf'd l‘.‘ “prim" rival“ 1 l‘ a. }‘U.'Ip“".“‘; ixrocr : ..
.ntl patron; His worklx rnvelope ~57 (MW 9’ Pvt-r H 5* .A~~.-,r:~.'.« y“
hold 345. Then he lcft to do paint “M“ Ll‘m. ,, , “h.“ ‘ V.‘ . “1..
ll'll’. 2w ‘.- i 1 "in .‘ $1 .. . «Qt‘f.
H21 rm-sons wrrc simple i‘n 1:1. N. ' ,I" ' “n N ,_ a f i: .-.-
01/! job hr had to be on dock at 7 .-.---~ .~.- ‘. ,. 5, «we.» .33.,
a m . ,nnd did rot close his doom ur
in 6 p. ru. \thnvsdny aflrrnornr «Rt ~T \Ot‘“l‘ RV
were off. but Saturday excnings th. ““1“” h.- .t. H. .I 3y...
nhnp was open. (in the painting .‘I‘l‘ 3...)... _\ .- ( r r.‘ -... f3 -, ”.4
but hours “err 7-3" a. m. to l p "n. .5- -vr 5‘ - - at :1 I- my:
“3‘1 thr Saturdays endirg at noon q.",--‘>‘:v m: - g \ »-, r ‘ ~
\N'nm-s. 3'1". H. was wo‘lung l4 .sy. (at .r M ,, w
l‘mu‘q loss I \vr-rk and Siting Sl‘ tactic .‘r
ll‘IIH‘. Thr in; 'srt t‘."- r ~‘r t
Hut like :I‘l apparent suddrn _I.:m;‘-r .9 .r-I: 1hr Cur-I ‘~ .,r
to :‘urtunv. trls one has a caI-nh in If 1:.- grnss inn. .' \< 3.
Tim SL- wot-kl) p.13 «\nvclove camr ("f a .t‘. 4- ,-~- .r .t
right along 5': tucks in the \car 17!: 1“!“ "‘5‘ . . ‘ ‘~I
Pamtutd is a seasonal trad-2 Inrn 11"“? " 11 ’ _.‘.-‘. 0 ‘
“much l‘llS man. who is rupahln Mid-g1 ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘fi -‘ .
ambitious. turns to indoor painting"‘n7"‘ “‘7‘ 5‘ ‘ 1‘ -? I”
and Iainishing in the winter. tht~.f--T'_“ :‘E' '1 ‘ -‘_ ~f ‘
t ham-vs are that thcro will be :I good .' ;t‘\tr‘.u:‘:.‘ “1"" ‘: “_ A' " "I ‘. _
mam- “('(‘kl \vhrn tho 800 shrinks to5 h" V“"""_"‘“V 3""_‘_ ‘ " *\
8:0 or Sin. or nnthiug at all. MOTC'HIJJSXIAT P“ -...
mrr. the job contains hazards of llfl- i 13“;st 1‘” A:,::.;_,_ , q
dt‘rs iind lbad. quite unknown in ”‘e‘r:n._ inn—.parml v 3 .
rrinil moat hurincss. Ire-m, “w “Hunts T _ ‘1
'il v inns; hours in tho murktt “1’”!th mr:.;‘v~rnr.~.- :~ _. (‘
n'vt :lll hartl. 'l'hcre were rush hours. I nrm'rs ~< l3 . . j . _., j
in. 1'l"l~‘_ “mm also tlrnrl spots mlwlth 4:». “I“. ‘4... 2 “3 T?:.'
'"“ "3 '1"?- 'lhc -""“'n"." 3" ”10 mar- h-cvy cerr-n‘inurt {41‘ ~ '
k t “.1: of trm sumo daily longth.‘no“- “r". l‘. m ' ..
i'.I.nt:ng .lnbaarc at \arying distuncos that tho 7“...) 1,: r»;-
from homr‘. The total gain in casc.’tn handlc ll! rucit .».
“Ml. ivy \Vcclt in ma 1‘l) slight. ,tlmn in formt-r )cnrr. and 32-0 that
‘iminr: from on“ Job to a lwtterflt will hv‘ nlIZu to apply .1 1:" ,.
(Inn Is the right and amnsihlo‘ way to ccntttg‘ of moss onrumg: fw:
li-L'r .Irl\.tnmrze of Amnrlcnn omror- (“HP-9 during I‘m- lul-t h.t.t m’
lunItj.. liut nomrtimos it's. W!“ to do than it did during thv llI'H’ h
a lull. tigurin: first. All the factors, "'
a." not on thc surface. and Jobs are l' 510‘ U"-
r.ot iti“.:i)‘s “hat ”1.;- seem. ! AIZIicm from Lu Aug-295 I~pcrt
A Courteus Cityz
inl- rt-rt to any; city in America
in the: litzllctin poemd at headquarters
by the chit-f of police in Minneapolis:
"You are hornhy urgently
id to extrhd t'\t'r}‘ t-mirtcny pnflfill'dt'
to writers. for ”1“ rcabon that .‘linnc-
:Ipous has acrmlrcd a nationwide rop~
ututinn for politr-nrss in greeting vis—
iting automobile tourists. In fact. one
(if our office-rs “mt nrrlnim‘d the po-
I"
i
litrst imi‘tic officvr Ill thI- l'nito-Il
Shift... unll this rrcorxl we “ran: to;
n‘flllllflill again this ycar.
"lm vIcnhlng possilnlc “ithin your
pout-r .n make cxcry \isitor with
“ham )nu conic in contact ferl pcr»
{r‘t‘fh at hmnv thr-
th- it -rt 'in of our lily."
ludil with suvzi nu cnIiu‘ilL
u‘lon hunt: to k-rp it. A town
urn-nit it should cum to acquire it.
Courhsi. like mercy. is one or the
thmmz that hit‘SSPS him that vea and
him tlvut ink->3.
its 1., and It. brings rich dividnnds in
nirirriul profit. as modern business
moh nz- Intrning. it rays a city no
in: than a busin'ss institution.
I ’IilrlCS) can be dispensed with
rp (ill Ificr thencas by the police. in
Ih. on.“ (It visitors—1 fact some-
tum-1 mwrlookcd by liarnsswl traffic
t-tlwrs It can bo dispensed more
(if utxwh if titizonr in general form
a habit of courtesy to each other and
to s: tang rs. so that it becomes sec-
ond nature. ( ‘mIlri any finer blessing
hr: sought b) a community.
ill
a
. I)“ ll]? sch-Irm duration arise-
whvtncr :I budgnt which loans: a sur-
plus is a.
“balanced budget."
Hnr- fourth the drixers of one taxi-
cab (mnrany are coilcgc mcn.
“fl
THE \\'l£.\THl:2R
Sn'IIhr-rn New England: partly
cloudy today, probably rhowerl at
nirht; l ritiay probably fair.
t'unviitiona; Showcrr and thunder-
Itr-rms have occufirt-d within the last
24 hours owr most of the Middle
Atl. .ntir stator. in the remaining por-
tion: of the Eastern status. the weath-
er has boon fair. Temperatures have
IPmaint‘d below normal over most of
the At’ antic coast. but at the same
tlmr have uhown a. rising tendency.
Thr- outlook is for cloudy to partly
cloudy “r-athn- in the :13th of the
\\ nrhlngton forecart district during
the hurt two day! The temperature
will b.- romewhat higher today in the
north Atlantic and Middle Atlnntic
stains.
TEMPERATI'RE.
”haemation taken at 8 p. In. 75th
int-ridiun at New Haven “cathol- Bu-
mu.
Atlnnu .......... 29.94 74 cloudy
Atlantic (‘ity . . . . . 30.02 66 cloudy
Block inland . . . . . 30.06 58 cloudy
Bo-ton . ....... 30.06 64 clelr
Buffalo . ....... :9.90 78 cloudy
Chicago ......... 29.88 so cloudy
Cincinnutl . . . . . . . 29.86 8‘ clear
Denvor .......... 29.!!! 68 cloudy
Detroit . . . . . . . . . 29.86 80 cloudy
Hatters. ........ 29.98' 7! cloudy
Jnckror‘ville . . . . . . 29.93 20 cloudy
Kansas City . . . . . . 29.80 80 cloudy
Nuntuckct . . . . . . . :9." 64 cloudy
New Haven . . . . . . 30.05 C! clout
New Orleunl . . . . . 29.90 :4 cloudy
New York . . . . . . . 30.04 u cloudy
Norfolk ......... 29.98 76 cloudy
Northi'leld. Vt. . . . . 30.00 72 cloudy
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . 29.9: 76 cloudy
Portland. Xe” . . . . 80.08 60 cloudy
In so." u cloudy
......... 19.00 70 010W
I...) 10 Cult
commuomml
rcquest- .
minute ho cntcrsg
rop-
it is worth whilc for‘
T
m EARNINGS GOO“.
Tho report of the turning: of tho
United cum Start Cat-partition fur
th. June quarter was imt‘fit‘fl h*
fnvorahio in tin financial 61."le
Net earnings or 3173“ In new
about 32 000 000 highcr than the M
tlmate 0f flitI most 011"" '_'..‘l f.“ .~
to.” a churn on ttw vmrw‘fi mm
1‘3. for the firrt
af‘cr allowing for fave
and chat-gm mm: py-
common dtubummrw- M sh: rt‘fli‘v‘t
rates for the onttro ~-.~-.-~ trc‘fc-"v
ly. the”, mum hnvn mu m». ,...,.-
cd through phlmw‘nn
‘t‘ r~~nf~§¥u
‘-.,1“.I.'.I5.s.l_..
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‘—
.:h::t ilm I‘nino Oil Company Um}. :-
:cd thirty-two hmv \‘.t'I.5 nltu
it: day during the first six months of
the )(21'. its. 8“ so sales were approxi—
mately $33.5(m.u00 fur the
increase of 24 per cent. Capital c.\-
pt-ndituros “'t'rl: lil«(;lll SICJNIUJII-O.
‘Ncw .‘turzlg~- rupumty of GJlUllJHlU
barri'ls was (-ompl
having a carrying
barrels wtre purthasml.
c'apatity of 101! I “U
Currtnt as.
:5- -ts on Juno :0 amotintml to $44.50“.
;I'0II or about $II‘1",(‘(tll lt‘Z'S than on
lh~i“lllllf'r Ill. 1321'. (.‘urrttzt iialulitic.I
iii-crr-asml 3- to about S‘mwm
mm. l’ontiv-Il Ilv i-t ircrrmml 37.16:}.Ituu
and purchase nmnry ulI'igutirr: in-
icrraud $410.00", due to flCtllllllian of
new tankers.
.llltll'lli'l',
t
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l Tm; .xI.I.:.I.~.(.' P-lt)\'i;3lf'..‘."l‘.
\l'nll L:llt't'l;§ ptzpluity n-g...t.ing
the sourtvil and tin: mun-s or tltt: dc-
:t‘JilL‘ In blocks lllI‘ illustratt-d by the
various comccturts made by a. IIu-Inbt't
oi ii l'Jlgt‘. “ire house “ho Is authority
for thr: statemrnt that the \‘v't-st is not
lsvllmg stocks. lll- Says;
"Somt1 obnrvvrs lwlimu thvrc has
{been acme foreign .wlling. Thu pro-
pozal to shut down oil rullnt‘l‘lt‘s for a
lmonth has bet-n contidcrud by other:
as ample roman for the lie-hawor of
the maria-l. AnothI-r group ascribes
it to President Harding's inner-s. Still
anothcr group thinks the liquidation
is iOr some important indiIiduul. iirm
or corporation. If that idea is corn-ct,
the eourcc of the selling still is ob-
rcure.. Another group thinks the sell-
ing reflects the general growth of
radical ideas In the country and the
impaired buying power of the people
due to low prices for products of the
soil. The view I got from talk with
banking people rather confirms that
theory."
PUBLIC SERVICE EARNINGS.
Stockholders of the Public Service
Corporation of New Jerrcy will be
’ little affected by the threatened strike
of the employee! of the Public Service
Railway Company, a subsidiary of the
big Jerri-y utility holding company.
According to the lust annual report of
the parent concern. only 7 1-2 per cent
of its net earnings came from traction
operation:. The balance was derived
from the sale of gas and elect'rlcity.
Employes of the Public Service Gas
Company and Public Service Electric
Company are not involVed in the wage
dispute. which may bring trouble with
the trolley employer.
Newspaper Comment
GONE ARE THE DAYS.
(Philadelphia Public Ledger)
Old ghost. of the Musicsippl refuse
to waken. The river-'- romance ll
dead. The other day two powerful
towboatl came a storming up the
lower river. The Cairo was racing
the St. Louis to Cairo. q:
The St. Louis won. but nobody
cured. Nobody bet his lust. "nigger"
or his lint awe of cotton land on the
race. There were no cheering
crowds at the landing. No bright-
eyed belles or duhing blades waved
from mngnolia-ahaded grounda of the
riverside plantations.
It wu not always so.
of Long Ever Ago. when the racing
romance on the river. the racing
packets thundered around the bend:
with red fumes shooting from their
tall stuck. and black smoke darkening
the river. The, boat- ruced from dork
till dawn to do" eve. On ace-alou-
In the dnyl
E Business \Vofll ll“
eastern. The balance of EWWQ‘I' ;
aniluble for dividend.- a s- M; v-trd *‘ :
allowing for regular r‘h“'~'r‘r“ c:- 0" .
preferred. Net Ont‘nlhr‘ M .‘I‘ 7““. _
.~v I": .
r‘t’ ‘ V“ .
(’0') .(s‘«(~ .J,\vn ‘
IIIItmi‘
pntr-ntinl prodt.tti0n of 55.00" barn-lat
pt'riod. an- .
ibnlrnorf it arrl mrdc It
in! and two tanktrr
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M“. lithe They Are Getting Ball to Normality.
W“. -_3-.. M G“
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my on
m, vain-i.
Wu arr
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UUY YOUR
um wmrem‘s
COAL'
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"A ‘.£:.r squat on the safety;
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A . _..-~ furract craxnmml. rrsinl:
.I z in“...
. \ ‘W‘g ustm'hml gamlu'Ir l‘c-i
‘. . tzr" So did the
u L
ml with a :mitcol WE A.Guest .
.. So also on thc '35,!
. lizc heiress a! 2m- ~W'n .. -
. a
TEMPTATIUN
Tin-r01: r: lake nun-lilo my winduw that There's a pine wood. nearby singing
is laughing at 1hr sky. new it: softest melodic:
'And from the cliffs along thc coast the i And I catch the faintcst humming of
l .‘\\lll- vingctl rv allows th; .1 tncir music on the bronze:
Those wen-I thr
‘11?- r.‘ "kc Rotor-t E. LN) :ni thrt
Na'v‘w-z. rn.’ thI l-Zo‘ 'm of Shrmvrvrt't;
ant! "sic l‘rzz‘tv‘ lli'ilv. it “1.5 1hr
, ’1lrit nf EM licmcn iu1n9> 01y.- to
Ftl‘ r ll‘it' r likltu r rod and .i'. night. but
var m“.
Hark Tvnln. in rrd granitn Hand!
0“ lair lmlm'ml blztt‘i's :It Hannibal. Hp
'x'i'l lnnlt down tlw rher and hr will
lmtrn clown tho rivr? in vain. Ho gaw-
lt most of tho color and the rrmancc
that it h'13 in mcn‘s bcartr. Hc cm-
imperlrhnblo.
What he car» it cannot ho talwn
away. but it must livn in his pngcr.
Thrrc is no romance in randbar. bond
n- riw-r rrnr‘h. Th0 packet! racc Po
more If thvu did. n fonrlcr-fiopplnl
Yak-d cmxld mnltc thcm look as if thou
wrrr‘ standing still. Gmw are the
Days!
I'IF’. KSE‘V "IS CIGARS.
(l‘ittrburgh Chronicle.)
"John " said Mrs. [loll eittinr: run in
bed “ith It start. "thcrc'l a. burglar in
thc houac'"
”(N mums-oi"
without moving.
"l'tut thcrc is!" sh» lntisiml. “1 ca ~
hour him quite distinctly crossing ll‘lo‘
floor of tht= dining room. "Now~—with
replied hcr hurbnnd
increasing excitement—"he's lighting
ono of thorn cigars l grave you for
(‘hrirtmaL l hcartl him put down thn
box."
'l'hon .lnhn becamc lntererted and
sat up and listI-nod.
"\anl. l'm blf‘st. Ncll. you're
right!" 11" answered. "He is! He‘s
actunl‘y rmcking one of thosc ntrocer-
cigars!"
Th: n he settled himself comfortably
in lmd again.
"Go to sloop. \‘eli.’ he said. com-
placently. “\‘Vo' ll find the poor wretch
in the morning."
OLD RESIDENT “'RITES
n0)”: mu...
(“'illimantic Chronicle).
There was one mystery that I rtill
hope to live to see aolved. and that
Win the death of Sumner Colby (son
of the late Frank Colby of Wlllimautic
who was for many years employed by
the Willimantic Linen company.) You
will remember perhaps that it was
thought he had been murdered. Ho
disappeared during the night from his
room in some city in Manachurcttr.
and blood stains were found on the
window sills, but all trace of Sumner
Colby was lost. This was brobably 35
or 40 years ago. Have you ever heard
anything abput him'.I Sumner was a
very fine boy. full or fun. and beloved
by his ‘Villimanttc achoolmutel.
'10 AVOID BEING STR'CCK
(Science Note)
If there be any den-e growth of
saplings at hand. select one of the
smallest and graap it around tho
trunk an a. support. as no lightning
will be attracted by it. and the era ch-
ing position can be maintained ith
lean ct‘tort.
NOT so SIMPLE As THAT
(Good Hardware)
lie—"Don't you know thut there-I
a fool born everytminutor'
Him—"And that's not the worst.
There'n a lot become fool. later on
who were not so when they were
born."
scrssons GhEANINGS '
The labor shortage has become to
acute tint you seldom no more thin
a. dozen idle men watching a liga-
painter.—-Blnnlnflum News.
It you can write I. long that’s on.
6110th your tortuuo'u mac.—
trait. News.
In on election contqut in Inland.
‘the survivor is coulderod clam-
Wall Strut Journal.
at
work to do. lot of work to do.
I know the fish Ire biting for I ma
Paul Strnshurg com"!I
\Vith a string of bars ho d I: ken from
this region of the Thumb.
|And off yonder in the distance
rcr‘ I; beat or two.
Should the good Lord in the
ever look at me and uh
“I... all hnportant qucstion:
faithful to my task'”
place Hc'd built for play.
But I. follow can't go fishing with a lot rd 3 lot of work before me.
of work to do. ' didn‘t run away.
’i‘hc alts is lv‘ uc Llil' morning and lie I co Ild spent? tho tiny cxrloring nu.—
sun is tempting. too. turr' s wonders C‘.I‘l‘ hf“.
But i am at my table with .1 lot of tut instead l‘m at my table with 0.
future
I can i I (hall anrunr. nnn glad summer in a
and 1
’ THURS DAY, AUGUST
Rllnéthmes hr. '
EASY JUSTICE
We put tho rogue- behlnd the bars. for sin”; “3. .s or .
and fly, "They’re gathered in: their evil deeds lhcy “em up.“
We me. then: on the street. on ripe for further 5x“. \rl m 11“ ‘
we say. “ How did these villiana get away? We then“. .561. 11;, .
peel-r sug- hi. nov-‘vrhite cur-a and sadly murmurs. 9,035.“. 1;”-
tho urno old tale. The justice dealt to knav on and cock: is Rich .
form. udzoolu. there is no end of crime; we Esther ,4. ”Mum:
and pit. up evidence in crates, but no one Sc rx-eg r45 ,.,... ., ..
of which we boost! Of murderers she has the mcsr_
ronda; the gun run-u follow in our tack: and Shoot 1:: r ;:
plunder our abode; In England. though she has he.- . _
never huts. and slayer- promplly "ring: but hem thr-y p3,,
and are an happy as can be. we hear them dance 97.’ 3: -
Who'd 61'an twat bu-rs. "We'll jail yen for a t..- 1, .
that crime:" and murderers in joyous bands av.-
handl. und few no serving time. And swindle” 5“ pg
thieves and yoga go forth by night to lift the \‘o rrs r."f; .
with wine old law we talk and talk about the law—WM. 3,3,1} -:
vr.~
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CHOOSE FURNITURE 012
ENDURING WORTH
Service has brought this store beyond the narrow 12“
of being just a. “store." It has ceased being a. store int
unto of filling your merchandise needs exclusively. I: 3“
course, t pluce where you come to purchase the furnish
tho: will add beauty and comfort to your home. We at;
to bring you to our doors frequently in order that yon‘
' l the opportunity of visualizing as nearly as possible).
own home furnished in the manner you most desire.
Our function is to quickly grasp your iders and help .
fomulute half-formed. fancier, to help you with the p . .
of the things you rally mt.
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STERLING’S
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SALE
MEANS A BIG SAVING TO YOU IN
Furniture, , Rugs, Ranges
10 to 30% Off
Buy Now for Present or Future Delivery._
l Free Storage — Free Delivery
Sterling F urhiture Co.
187-131 Wuhington Strut
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South Nomlk
August Furniture
LUICHII, 103 am 1331101003 CROUCH!” m
commons 0' mm
THOMAS’
(Two It“) _
sis, minnow. . —:—~ 24 so. IAIN
alumina
shaky-m ““3.
French find Danish Pa'stry
SOUAL."Y HICH’IJ’T "PP/f‘f f LOWCIT
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70-72 North Main St.
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Successful oostumjng is impossible anthou propd
fitted corset.
Our corsetiere is an expert—has mde corsets a life mil.
Not only the shape that best suits you, but all styles ford
fig-urea. Her experience is lit your service.
We are coloring to the patronage of women who but!»
my “P915011”! dimC‘lIJty in getting a. suitable corset u Vi
u the women who are more ouflyplcued.
[fird'iio' [If
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New Fall Line of Royal Society Embroidel‘!
- Package Outfits
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and It'
Their long established reputation for fine qual"." d-
tistic design 13 shown 1n the fall line which git es ar 5'“: 11"
fancy gift items, garments for infants and chil dr‘n dam”
undergarments, negligees and decorative pieces for ‘H’ “’3"
Royal Society lesson charts are so easily foll«I““"~ and m
convenience of having “everything in the packag'3 has
easy the art of embroidering.
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