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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05
EOR RENT.

FoR RENT 90
We viii place NO 4O4 WEST .9I
MAIN in good order for good tenant
VINO VIII pay $500 per annum. This house
contains rooms and has all modern
lmprot rincuts. Other houses Tor rent
at reduced rates I'm am parts of tine city.
u. NJ. WOkIHAM d CO.,
Heal Estate Agent,
ldJ-2t Tenth and Bank.
E0R RENT, TWO HANDSOMELY
/ FIRN iSiiLD ROOMS IN a FHI-
NAIL HOUSE, conveniently located on
one OF the best streets OF the city. VII
Doe rented 20 hrst-class people only. board
can Doe had if desired. Address. with
reference, r.. 20 care Times !a1-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

w n DESIRE no NEGOTIATE WITH
W travelling ana local statesmen 70
handle our brauas cf enc case teoas'
"Old Bro0kie' Oscar pepper ETC., .,se
our lime of fine Kentucky Whiskies ana
Wine. iu barrels. commission. Or salary
and expenses if preferred. reference re-
0ilred Address u. %. fOUSHEE a Co.
Lexington. by '3i'-s''-'e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

~ ANTED. BY AN ENpERl.E..NSCflt,,,
" refined person. fDSil ION N, ~
HOI-sEKEEPEB IN HOTEL, bOAAisip'-.
iiN-r'Iiogs5 OR PRIVATE HOUSE.
49, 80 ,iD,,cefic. would 80 In partnership
,gb reeponsible party. could furnish
so,erai rooms wOnld not object 70 i .se-
ING city. Address hol ShNb-i -, a..''
care Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

WANTED A LADY BEl W htN
w twenty-five and thirty as SOA-
i<rFpINg. would Ike her TO nave some
idea oil vocal music, references. 1a5-ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

BY DcuoOn. Topper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
S11 Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

yoI-NG MAN or FINE Cr-tls
\ ifIAN character wishes q fOSih tOr
WITH sOME WHOLt'sAi..A ,os -,
ne ernectation Of learning the business.
Sddrees IA. A. r.. 2yl2 east Broad street.
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-05

rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l WEST END BUILDING. FUND As
ISOLATION. no. .. viii be held AT Low
east Franklin street on MONDAh, JdnU-
AIRY 1896, at 1880 T.. NJ
DANIEL MURPHY,
tahiti. Secretary.
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Dc.0rcNrScr-0o0-0~.N~~- ~TJ-00--0-o-~~-~>-~~~N
w ANrED. SALESMAN THAT CAN
w influence trade with dry goods ard
notions stores in Virginia ana Ienncs-
see Only experienced men that are
willing 10 work on commission need
apply. Address. with reference, WAL
DORF. care Times Ja4-2t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-28
Young Girls,
Old Girls,
Mothers and
Grandmothers.


YALEsS SKIN FOOD removes wrinkles
ard the traces OF age. Restores youth.
YALE'S ALMOND BLOSSOM CON-
PLExION CREAM increases the beauty
OF the complexion every time IL Is APP
Piled: healing. cooling. soothing and beau
YALEsS LA FRECKLA-The only posi-
tive cure for freckles: removes them in
from three 10 nine days. and leaves the
skin spotless. pink and white, s.
YALES SPECIAL LOTIOS-A sure
cure for backaehes. sl.o0 per bottle.
YALES SPECIAL OINTMENT-Sure
cure for pimpaes and all known skin dis
eases. s1.00 per Jar.
YALE'S BUST FOOD develops and makes
plump the neck. arms and bust $50 and
YALES ELIxIR OF REAUTY--A won
derful skin tonic: makes and gives ma
lures rosy glow of youth 10 the skin. 81.
YALES COMPLEXION BLEAcH-A
perfect cleanser OF the skin: IL perIna-
nently removes and cures moth patches.
sallowneSs, leaden hues. excessive redness
and all known skin discolorations. Price
SEQ per bottle. three for $500.
YALE'S HAND wHITENER-Softens
and makes the hands lily white. Every
lady needs II as toilet article. Price.
YALEs EYE-LASH AND EYEBROW
GROWER makes thick, long lsshes and
iuxuriant eyebrows. Wonderful. 800
YATE,s MOLD AND wART FIX
TRACTOR-Extracts moles and warts
without injury. 800.
YALE'S GREAT SCOTT kills and cures
hairs that grow on the face. neck or arms.
removes roots and all in five minutes.
500 per box.
YALES HAIR ToNIC-Stops hair fall
ing I'm "A hours, brings back the natural
color 10 gray hair. increases its coioring
matter, bringing It into circulation: not
dye but q tonic. finest hair dressing In
the world for general use: makes dry.
harsh hair soft and glossy. increases its
thickness, makes II grow more rapidly
for blondes and brunettes. children and
adults $o0 per bottle: six for $500.
YALES BLOOD TONIC searches the
blood drop bv drop. purifying and en-
richtng IL. It acts on thu kidneys and
liver restoring those organs to perfect
action and sound health. II is a life-giv-
ing fufd that men. women and children
reed to tone up their systems and purify
their blood. s1.o0 per bottle: six for $500
YALE'S F'RUTTCURA IS the answer to
thousands of women's prayers. A speedy
cure for all forms of female weakness
A fruit tonic delicious 10 take arsi ex-
hiIarating in effect Nine. Yale fs es-
try It. 100 per bottle: six for $500.
YALE'S FACE POWDER-Three shades.
pink white and brunette. 20 cents.
fALE'S COMPLEXION SOAPS cents
INSTRUCTIONS.
Inquire of druggists ard dealers IN toilet
articles and patent medicines for these
goods and If YOU cannot find them send
direct to Nine. Yale and she will send them
TO you by express the Same day that your
order is received
Nine Yale's Guide TO Beauty will be
mailed 10 all who request It
NINE M. YALE. Temple OF Beauty.
Chicago. Ill.
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IA h,art ara white In general tens. TIE
waist e. black with white stripe made
over black Tar@ fousces fall over tns
shoulders ars4 down the front The skirt
IL white with black stripes. VITA this
costume Is worn black bat trimmed
with white birds black tips some buds
and roses with plenty % foliage. fnceecs
foliage In almost more necessary than
flowers on this seasons bat. Any num-
Der OF different kind. % flowers may Dc
combined on the same hat and the vsrf-
Gus tint. are harnsonix~d after natures
own fashion BIZ she addition Of green
leaves Otherwise nature Is not consult
81 fin tina -hcsre Of tints. as the blue and
purple and green roses will attest
The I1ondoners seem even fondsr OF
purple than Americans. which Is SAYING
a great deal this year. There Is no hest
tntton about combining Il with any color
Of IN. rainbow either. ard blue n one Of
tss Yayorffe fciIs. have seen purple
hat worn with blue India siik gown
one Of those dark blue shades with -ii-
bouefts patterns fn white. S1houstte
se@ns the only correct term for these pat
terms. II looks queer 20 see those blank
spots Ia dense blue ground. Spots
which. upon being analysed, prove TO bs
pansles or roses. but at first glance look
as IL they might be grinning faces.
Another pretty gown NJ the tower ex-
hibst vas made OF dark green liberty
silk with white bodice embroidered IN
gold dots. The hat was . combination
of dark green and purple.
Purple. white and sunlight yellow are
the favorfts coiors OF the season. yell
low and white Is an extremely youthful
combination and makes a stunning cos
tune.
A cape that Ii more ornamental than
useful has two accordion pleated silk
nounces, one yellow. one white, around
the edge. The yoke Is laid In pIeats run
mig around, and not UP and down. over
the nounces are draped some beautiful
points OF duchess lace. There is
standing run around the chin, formed OF
white and yellow accordion pleatsd silk.
hat to match In yellow Lsghorn with
yellow ribbon bow. yellow tuile and
white Paradise aigrettes. The aGdacious
maid who wore this striking costume car
rted am immense bunch Of violets and
abe didn't appear loud. because the COM
binat!on was artistic. PaTasols are be-
coming more and more rampant. One
sees moro Dresden silk ones than any
other kind pretty style has stripes OF
yiolsts running round and rodnd, which
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Lace
Curtains.

Another great purchase OF Lace Cur
tains, $50 pairs. win be placed on sale
tomorrow and customers viii ma
amongst them some of the greatest
bargains we have ever offered. This
purchase has been divided into hvs
great lots. as follows:
Lot 800 pairs Ecru Lace Curtains.
fun three yards long, all taped. splsn-
did quality. elegant assortment OF par
terms, special at Zoe a pair.
Lot 300 pairs Ecru Lace Curtains,
fun three yards long. extra vida
beautiful designs, many of them worm
fully so per cent more, special price
9Sc pair.
Lot 500 pairs Ecru Lace CurtainA
three and three and one-haf yarde
long. very special quality. and choioe
designs. offered at LIS pair.
Lot 800 pairs Ecru and White Lac
Curtains. three and one-haf YARDS
long, some very beautiful Point dEspfR
and Swiss effects in this lot, AZ si.D
pair.
Lot 500 pairs Tcru ard White Lace
Curtains, three and ore-hah yAros
long, many very elegant pattsrns. oniy
800 a pair. -
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Copyright 1855 By tire Escheiiar synStcate
we Americans have Initiated our Eng
fish cousins ia everything. even 81 styles
IN dress. The English walking nat = a
good example OF ths influence o. sFitssh
fashions upon our oEn-
we have discovered. TOO. that they Know
more about correct materials ana cuts
for travelling gowns than we do. Nobody
k0oys better than the daughter Of fsa
Anglo-gaxon race how 20 prepare Tor
eea-voyage or trip to the mountains, aDd
none can manufacture bs@fc2 grads OK
material for gowns needed on eucn oeca-
slons than the British waaysr.
We take II as q matter q course fssat
our steamer gowns shall be made Of Eng
iExh flannel or tweed. Our steamer wraps
are imported from England. am our
watsrproof shoes have an aggressive air
about them that suggests John EasA
This IL eli very vel 50 far as u goes.
II Ia the common sense side OK TIE quss-
zion. One might adj. TOO, thai Engli8n
women can wear aurh gowns with more
saccess than we car IN America. They
are built for heavy materials and severe,
stately lines.
Eut when II comes 20 frivolous gowns
dresses that do not mean anything IN
particular. and haze no ambition except
10 Ipok pretty and frame the face ara ng~
ure OF the wearer in mist 81 Lace and
and our English cousins are left Ia the
breach The English woman knows how
10 gnwn herself ~ft for the queen" at
drawing room reception an ordeal which
throws an American girl into srsmor OF
excltemenf but when the state occasion
IA over and the dsgaided British maiden
wishes to make an impression on ny lord
rd-so. she finds him chatting pleas
antly sItf some lmpuGeIit little American
darnsei with flowers In her hair. That Is
where our girls have the advantage Of
their couslns Fer u really isn't the state
occasions that count In the matrimonial
race II II Oh those informal occasions
with opportunities for quiet. confidential
talks and HEresiratnsd reparfee that IA
American girl gets IN her work on the
titled grandee. no matter what bis na-
tionality.
Time waH when English women held
themselves aionf from the frivolous great
urea who seemed Ia their eyes 10 have
no dignity: but % late years they have
taken to admiriug our girls, and when
woman aamlres she initiates. So L comes
about that ~ an English garden party
or a Horticultural exhibition or any Of
those informal affairs. IL IL not always
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Health Destroying yaror@.

Water tu7rrsguatsA with the seess az ma
ARA afo0tse@ .faSA+tIAants misery
throughout vast portions Of The North ara
South ATreTlean continents. The ryso4t So
fectlwe medicinal defense against Fhasa
rrossCce~s OF physical misc ha@f Is FFaxsaf-
tersS stomach Estters. Wherever fhs
great en1em cs calls and fever hffngss
reEuittamt. Guuah eEua ard aEgle rakn "a
prevalent. the Bl}ESFS - alike fhe .h.asrs
preventive Rn5 remedy In 49,
Guatemala. on the {sfAns1x ~ parnr7a
an.a ia South America. no less thar ~ s~@
Irtte1 Sta4es. = Las 1sfnanstrat ted SIS SUI
Commentator Of The medical rr0sessssra
Il remedies rheumatic. ktanev ara sfn~.-
assasc ailments. reg FotsDess and dahglfy
ard erytImterAr1s a tendency Is ss-sxvsssSsya
eecny and TIE troubles attendant srg.ssgs
savaretEE ~rar@ Appetite ara tAa sSafsrw
% ase@e are both alsa@1 - t. UsA u vxtth
persistence. As tt wen deserves - -. ssased
end TIE trial vi avail yea zach.
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h@ use1 with great care rs X 6ascolors
the ssnxer nails ard takes the seller out
az anything IL touches
slxhsfy tern wall paper that cannot -
matched may % repaired with ordinary
color paints such as are used by children
In lighting candles always hold the
match 20 tbs side Of tns wick and not ever
the top as Is usually done
- -
A candle Is much better - b burned
In . sick room than either gas or . lamp.
a. they absorb . great deal OF air.
Legho-n hats which have become sosie6
may be cleaned By using the following re-
cespt. Stir one teaspoonfui OF powdered
sulphur into the juice OF lemon. brush
this mixture inso the hat with an old nail
or tooth brush. and when quite clean hold
under . faucet and let the water run over
20 free IL from the sulphur Dry IN the
air. but not I'm the sun.
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BERRY DAYNTIEs.


Raspberry-watsr ice Is made by squeez-
ing through a sieve enough fruit
TO make two cups OF Juice. Add 10 this
<o,rr Guns OF water. two cup. OF sugar.
with the Juice OF two lemons Let
all stand an hour. then freeze. IL takes
a long while for waterloo 10 CONCEAL IN
less the white OF an egg IS added. Open
the freezer when little crystal particles be-
gin 70 appear In the liquid and stir in
rapidly the white OF one EGG beaten 20 a
stir <roth. This viii harden the whole
mass IN about haf the time required TO
freeze Il without an egg.
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II r. not widely known that the Enslssh
mother OF the present eZsrtua was at
dtcts9 20 the cigarette and that she first
learned 20 smoke g. her husbands express
desire. shortly after she became grand
duchess OF ussse- II n interesting 10 hear
that the young empress Of Russia has In
her4ted 20 an even greater extent har
mothers fondnsss o. q cigarette
fw the way, Dramstaat people wire
knew the young princess wegl before she
attained her present exalted rank say
that = slight English accent WAS always
noticeable when she spoke German. Then,
too. contrary to several published reports.
her royal hixhness sas not very fluent in
French. and TIL within few weeks % hsf
marriage she was still taking lesson. IN
that language. which - spoken more than
any other a. the Russian court
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shew through when ths g@r&Soi - held
against tie wun's yAys,
Dark sffk - usess popular because snors
SsTvseeah3e thar HEAE Saa1s - 2he pain
cars Dresden silks ara very expensive, \
dark blue w3th rseh Te3 roses aad a olse
ensEn@l hsna1a 80 match wss na&Tks3 So q
japanese handles wi1A figures carved r.
Ga tvary see vary faSalsnAase. Senae %
these ses3 1eF ever 80
plata breNa aners wtsh stS Hntnss -
snstea car be baaEas AZ very les Squire.
Fancy linens WITH ssce ev rsoooa trfrn-
nstnKS ara dalaty eo.are3 hniugs sea foT
Aasus s.
IRE very snest are - s3Eht r-esssa SIX
vita a covering - Elschess lscs.
Gloves eonss "a TIE usnNl tsa;% wsta re
sNsepttsz % t&ns. Whsch are net fRsh-
GanAess. Fs~n SoAsr 81 Sod sha1s "a
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EASY 20 distinguish TIE American freza
IRE English woman. Flowers aaa sessnees
anG lace are lmn8FUA3y Distributed wtth-
oat regSr3 % nationality Ana enc Is al
most iaeliEca t. wonder whether e ssn't
scene IN New Ney6 o. paghahs san
Francisco. where newsr xhows Are erst-
nary happenings. nSs eounsy fairs - tea
last.
decidedly frivolous gown BAD a White
chine figured sggk sk}rs wssh N-xnaeaaa
fans So AT around These faas arr rrassa
% PINK S.lk yelled wills waite Taags. al
With = paflet heading - 1851 make an
apparent reHsee ~ ahQut ENentyeg.sssr
inches ta tenEsA Tar sleeves are aEmr.
81 SILK the basaica pfag vxsis8 wgth naa2.
ard over 81 = = hreNa sGr4w hAs srlss~
nse1 mska brown Taheea ass aEak taaea
Ancihsr GExss saas i set AL gaaay
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VALUABLE RECIPES.


BREAKFAST.
Quaker cats. sugar ana cream
Pain 1rrelet-e. C-esmed potatoes
water cr-ss- Hot mullins. Ce1ee.
LUNCHEON
Brcsfet ssrtsnex On toast.
French fried potatoes. Cucumbers
Warm ginger bread Stew.d cherries.
Strawberries. Cocoa
DINNER
Asparagus SOUP.
Meat pie. New potatoes. String beans.
Frozen fruit Chocolats cake
Coffee.
sardines on Toast
Dran the oil from half dozen sardines.
wipe, split and take out the backbone.
Lay two pieces on each slice Of tc0st.
squeeze over . few drops OF lemon juice
and sprinkle with q little pepper.
Asparagus Soup.
Wash bunch Of asparagus and put 4. "A
. sauce pan o. boiling water. add . tea
spoonful or salt and boil for half an hour.
Take II from the water. Heat a quart OF
new milk. press the asparagus stalks
through colander and add 10 the milk.
Put q tablespoonful OF butter and two OF
boil up al once. then add the asparagus
tops and season soup well with salt and
pepper. Serve.
Meat Pie.
Cook the required amount OF beef you
wish for the pie. cut in good pieces Tor
serving. Until tender. with Glove and an
onion. . little pepper; when done take
the meat out and place In a baking dish.
Thicker the gravy. season to the taste and
pour over the meat Put on crust, have
q hole IN the middle for the steam 10 es-
cape and bake until the crust isV Arawn and
done.
Dreamed Onions.
Peel six Bermuda onions, put them into
a sauce pan with enough boiling water to
cover them. boil until tender. drain on all
OF the water and pour over them q pint OF
milk Rub together a large spoonful Of
butter and one OF -four. add 10 the milk
before pouring over; season with salt and
pepper and let II come to q boil then take
up and serve.
Ginger Bread.
Two cups of molasses one cup OF lard
Cor hutter), one OF sour milk. two teaspoons
OF soda dissolved In the milk. one cup
OF sugar, three eggs well beaten one tea
spoonful of ginger (other spices if desir-
ed), five cupsful OF -four. Mix butter ana
sugar to q cream, add molasses, ginger.
eggs milk. then -four. lastly mix well and
bake In large dripping pan until done.
Shrimp Salad.
ons quart OF fresh. or use two boxes OF
canned shrimps, two hard-boiled eggs
chopped fine and one-half of small head
of cabbage chopped very fine. For the
dressing bring half pint OF milk to the
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ssEno-a Ypsilon. a noted amazon. haf q
bad saIi from her horse resulting IN q So
we're frtury % he~ shoulder. The surgeon
who was speedily summoned bound up the
wcun6. ard whsn ths operation was CON-
psess5 the Easy inquired.
do voa rhink. doctor. the injury VII bs
sssrTs
.~rnzt. ssEnora." replied TIE surgeon.
~w.ls rest entirely with EoG.
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Separate
Dress Skirts.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES.

We have been very busy during ths
last two weeks manufacturing skirts
for ths Fourth Of July business, and -.
tend 10 make the coming week nofs-
bic one in this department Here arr
some Of the greatest bargains VS. havs
evnr cold in ready made goods. ana
you VIII do well TO take advantage =
them.
I4afiies' Black Dress Skirts OF Ffg0
al Erllliantins, FIVE yards wide. rusm
lined and velgeteen bound, & - saeA
Ladies Black Dress Skirts OF Genuins
English Figured Mohair, $40 each.
Ladies' Dress Skirts OF all wool -
glish Checks ini pretty mixtures =
tan and gray. oily 81 % each.
Ladies' Dress Skirts in new rllumiD.
stsf SILK Brocadsd BriIliantines, H
each.
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Extra Special
Offerings in Silk
Striped Challies.

1000 yards silk Striped Challiss. n
three qualities, 10 be sold next wsek
at very special prices.
silk Striped ChailIes. in dainty pat.
terms. "A inches wide. delicate and
lovely colorings. special price. l6o Z
yard.
Silk Striped Chaliies. 10 inches widA
light grounds only. very beautiful
goods. special price 100 yard.
silk and Wool Striped Challies. light
and dark grounds. 30 inches wide. vssy
desirable. worth a0c = yard. only -
a yard.
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Ladies'
Wrappers.
EXTRAORDINARY BARoArNA

kAIftAlfSpINAlI1F bAISCfAIN6
Ladies' Calico Wrappers, IN black
and white, silver grays ana indigo
blues, all bust sizes from 70 TO 46-inch.
very special value. sec each.
Ladies' extra Quality fine figured
Saline Wrappers, also in solid black.
q quality never before sold for less
than $50. about 10 dozen In this lot.
to be closed out at Csc each.
Ladies' fine Percale Wrappers. In
pretty light patterns. with leg OF NUT
ton or extra large bishop sleeves. tina
best selling Wrapper OF the season.
only SIS each.
Ladies' linen coiored Chambray
Wrappers. yoke and sleeves trimmed
with novelty braid q beautiful gar
ment at S1.59 each.
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face when they ar. cooked. Take out with

face when they are cooked. Take out with
a SKINNER ard drain on brown paper
Sprinkle salt over them. and serve with
: any kind or roast meat They ere very
nice cooked thus.
Keep cheese In cool. dry place. ard
wipe of any mold that may appear. The
cheese should be constantly turned and
watched closely 70 keep OFT mold. It can
be kept for some time ia this way.
a good tooth wash can be made a. home
as follows: Dissolve two ounces Of borax
IN three pints OF boiling water; before II Is
quite cold add a teaspoonful OF tincturs
OF rnyrrA and one OF canphor. Half oil q
tunsbler with this solution ard wash tho
teeth tsily. adding some water. This Is
excellent for preserving the teeth
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Another ice.

A d.lic:eus i-e 10 made by mixing rasp-
berries ana currants In proportion OF one
Pint OF eurrart Juice 20 half q pint OF
raspberry Juice. This should BE- :hinned
with ore pin. % water ana sweetensf
with crrp Of sugar. Freeze as suggest
ea I'm the raspbery-wa.er ice. II Is de-
rcsous
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Wash
Waists.

Selling like hot cakes. Perfect Mt
ting. beautiful designs and very mod
crate prices.
Ladies' Prin. Waists. all sizes. un-
laundried. 1sc each.
Ladies' Laundried Cambria Waists.
double yoke back. finished seams. ele-
giant patterns. 60c each.
Ladies Laundried Percaie and Cham
bray Waists. In solid colors and fancy
prints, extra large sleeves. latest
styles. at Toe each.
New Persian and Grass Linen effects
in Waists at si.oo. 81. IS and $3.50 each.
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AZ Narsorie's welding.
The organs soft notes
Float out Ike song from sweees veavsey
threats.
TO some listening ears they recall a old
tune.
And they whisper to eshsrs. ''Ysr turn
may come soon"
AZ Nartorfe's wedding
The bridesmaids acDsa1
Like white doves IN pairs - the aRar
drawn rear.
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man.
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the Plan.
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The bridegroom. IN Place.
Decides that this music's not easy 70 facs.
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please.
His weakness - cevsred-ft dwsals IN hts
knees.
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The sweet bride q fasf:,.
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are cast.
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aisle
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short while
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The knot Is soon tied.
They step forth together. tho oridssroo"
They step forth together. the march Just
begun;
But which one will lead. when ne honey
moons done?
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