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Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12
Work on the Imperial Road.

on the Imperial Gulf railroad. A corps of engineers are surveying and locating the line from Imperial June tion on the Southern Pacific to the town of Imperial and are making good progress in the work A heavy force of graders will be set to work in a few daYs.-Ramona Sentinel.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

A donkey stepped into store and the owner approached the beast and asked: What are you doing here? You know this is no place for a don key" "I am here" said the donkey, because I saw your sign on the fence that surrounds my pasture. I know you, too, must be a donkey or you would place your advertisements in newspaper where it would be read by people, not donkeys. Being lonesome today, I thought I would be neigh borly and make a friendly call."-EX.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12
Forty Dollars an Acre.

Brown Bros. have samples of bar ley and alfalfa from Imperial in their window which show the possibilities of that newly opened country. The parties raising the barley have been offered $40 an acre for the crop San Bernardino Transcript
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12
A Second Egypt.

A. F. Davis and pr. Burdick have returned from the lands of the I'm perial Land Company. MT. Davis phopnesies that that country will be a second Egypt in fertility.-Azusa Pomotropic.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

A great many men who express a willingness to die for the old flag always let their wives carry in the coal
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Time spent in bemoaning the fail ure of yesterday will not insure the success of tomorrow.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Looking for an easy snap usually ends in coming up with a hard jerk.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12
Minutes of Water Company.

Present, A. H. Heber and F, c. Paulin.
 No quorum being present, the meet ] ing was, upon motion of Mir. Paulin, ! adjourned till Wednesday, the 2nd 1 day of April, 1902, at 1:S0 pm.
 R. D. MPHERRIN,
 Secretary. Minutes of adjourned meeting of Board of Directors of Imperial Water . Company No. 1, held April 2nd, 1902, ! at the office of the company, room PA Stowell Block, Los Angeles, Cal: Meeting called to order by the ! president, A. H. Heber.
 Directors present, A. H. Heber, F. c. Paulin, I. w. Gleason, Geo. A. Carter and A. M. Chaffey.
 The minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors held Jan. 18th 1902, were read and approved.
 The secretary then presented the following bills:
 To Imperial Land Co.,, bill of
 Jan. 13, 1902 .............. $l4S.69 To Imperial Land Co.,, bill of
 Jan. 13, 1902 .............. 15O .OO To Imperial Land Co.,, bln of
 Jan. 13, 1902 ..,........... 9S.74 To Imperial Land Co.,, bill of
 Feb. 5, 1902 .............. b.O0 March 21, 1902 ............ 46 % To Cal Dev. Co.,, bill of March
 21, 1902 .................. lz. oU To Imperial Land Co.,, bill of
 April 1, 1902 ............. $50 To R. H. F. Variel, legal ex-
 penSe. .................... oVo .oo
 $967 53 | MT. A. M Chaffey moved that the bills be allowed and that the treas urer be ordered to pay the same out of the funds of the company as soon as provided by a further sale of water shares as authorized by the Board of Directors Motion seconded by MT. Gleason. Motion carried.
 MT. Chaffey moved that the action of the president in appointing com mittee, consisting of I. w. Gleason, Geo. A. Carter and Joseph McKim, to inspect the lateral canal system of the company prior to taking over the same from the California Develop ment Company, be approved. Motion seconded by MT. Paulin. Carried. The report of the Committee on In spection was then called for
 The chairman presented written report which was read by the secre- tary.
 Mr. Paulin moved that the report of the committee be placed on file, and the committee continued. Mo tion seconded by MT. Chaffey. Car ried.
 MT. Gleason moved that the board authorize the appointment by the president of three Zanjeros; one to be superintendent and zanjero at a salary of $50 per month, the other two zanjeros to be under the direc- tion and control of the superintendent at a salary of $50 per month. Motion seconded by MT. Carter Motion car ried.
 MT. Chaffey then offered the fol lowing resolution and moved its adoption:
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Better a shoulder gall from the collar than a blister from the breech strap.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

A rose for the living is better than a bouquet for the dead
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Attending the church with the tall est spire does not insure close stand ing to the throne.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Prayers are usually thin after be- ing strained through a mortgaged church roof.
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Arthur Ed~ar wife and two child ren left last week for Imperial.-Perris prO~reSS
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-04-12

Philanthropy does not consist in giving collars to a shirtless man.
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you are an incurablc bachelor you wIA Dis
cover what you have been missing
Restaurants ar. neat ia Iop4lsrltN To
street ears among lovers 80 Tar adv uIU'-1 IA
the silment that they don't car" via" -'s's
Them. and the nature Of the exhibition lee
man or woman can stand without stNlhg
up n one ounc" puts a man under lh" >i"ri
he will lovingly pat his girls ch'-k ".t"
o.tensIhly luokiug over the hil Or ttr', bI'
N IL takes two ounces "a land ham D." WA
sat i-fy himself Nth a tender press OF ~,
hand or a siaut" conveying all sorts OF
"Tortunately waters. like sripmcn, are not
given to telling all they know. and that l.
Why "A restaurant j. not such e bad place"
to carry on a couttshtp
4 can tell almost a. soon a. a young man
and woman enter the door whether they are
suffering from an acute a." of love. ta4l
the other evening. IF they are .hor"l"-S
victim. they will start iumsdiat"ly Tor I!
table IN a secluded corner 81 tho room. ana
4 Won attempt 20 steer them ~ any Other
direction, you can read disappointment a.
their faces, never set a Coupi" I'm" tlat
in the middle OF tn. room. IN fu!I view ~ every
one, without consuming myself hu, al cam
TIE glare 81 the public calcium, even though
IL really /. . pitiful sisht "a. .~r two OF
those persons who want 10 make love ana
can't help u sitting IN tull view ~ nfty or
q hundred peopl. They t'ally don I u1ht 20
Inspiration scans % SGT hold 81 them -
strongly ths, they give up and ~" nr~t INNS
yon Know the fellow viii 10 stealing little
soueeyes Of the hand or pAitinr M" giri On
the check Looks sillv TO oihcr people. but
l. TOT one. o. npathlze sIth them,
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WOMAS'S SHOPPING MANIA.
frS 4, DIsFtss. tC,oRDiNa 10
rW0 oHSTRI rms.
~ Meet, sf liar g ain. ea womanktnd % seen
n, q Palicrmsn -tNidsnce mat Women
sanrtimr~ tny Madi, wnheat
knopipz vhat me-, Nr- t,etns.

sNo~ Y.rk q, N'way~ noisy. : sail the PSI
70 "-.,r stationed ~ on" - N" busiest
ur ..rra In 'Nr uptown shopping district
.rt O.. ,.yrv. infusion H. - str'--S
l.| fH.rs is . r.v i'' ~ 'o our watch
ui 'H, ' Tr..'.f go.. ''r's
aN,ro. so"m fn .".'gN' 90 r'sh.rT
acre. a .'ro,' 'r 40 u.s' n,ck'.-- fashion
aud ir 'hcer DAYS It auto. Ant ','c-ti" cars
b. i- a r.u-' i~ar..r.IH EXPERIMENT, although
auv number - women a,"m 20 fHirS II a
hugo l.te 90 80 across = street. escaping
from f-ire riu over 10y a hair breadth.
-Tl"r Boo no shops 'icv crowd iItp 'le-
v1turs ur'il t'.y ar" positively fCr"cd hack.
rhsv iIn.p ur arG - moving cars In n
manner urt'ig. 'c.s than insane. ard above
al ,h"v cr-od around Windows. bargain
COUNTERS. and stree, f,Vcr sellers They
scrm - loyc crowds.
"TN.ra. ~ least. il ono general Tule that
ucvpl" could follow 20 advantage II they
only would To Keep away from all crowds
j. on" e the lest ideas that ever found
l1tgmert a. a train. ! dou'' hcliove that
any ono ever found any lercft In a crowd
'ha, ho sought TO Join through mere curl
usi'N
"Who'hcr Il Is a street rarsde or a base
ball bul etin there IL always more or lees
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seem to make q fad of ordering goods
that they repent 81 buytnG This would
often seem 70 indicate that the shopping
woman 10 buying withou, much thought.
Some women have told me- that they
do not dare 10 G. In tho shop- when their
counts have zone up tor high, A. they
cannot resist buying. This scion
VIII usually rerilt In q great reac ton.
during which enough will be bought for a
season.
Many women win r.. q sudden fancy
Tor bupnE b. one direCtiun. hate for in
stance, -four a. a time and o,hsr thing. IN
the am way. They get In the atmos-
phere. I should judg~ that the way In
which pretty clothse shec' women Il some-
thin tie sane A. the passion 81 gamblin 9
with a man. II carries them way.
Women keenly enjoy shopping. ard. a.
all pleasure j. q form 81 htoSicstion. Per
haps IL may b~ described A. a mania.
They certainly become very absorbed.
for they lns~ hears 81 valuable thin e. each
day. loee diamonds, Jevrlry and purses,
forget parasols. package, books. letters,
glov~s. handkerchief. and other Of their
belou ging r at counters and nearly always
reach home before they discover the loss.
At the end ~ each day We have an in
teres,lnR collection 81 this notsam and
Jetsam. IL men lost their possessions
downtown ~ women do theirs In tho shops
the business world would lie topsy-turvy
In t~-nty-four hours. .
But we have a system for dealing With all
thess things and natter. go very smoothly.
A. a rule. Lost things arr found re-
covered and We have one man and a stan
81 assistants TO look after this one de-
paftmert.
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Joke Once m n dogs age n woman will
ham me. but muro often she hIrrics on
or "l-o gives mv a look That would freeze
you
-Ih"N will make mad rus..os 20 catch Q
car directly b. tr"i' 81 80" g.ing ~ the
other direction, ait this although there
may lr' ten other cars following imme-
dat, v BOO the wax" - the ono they want.
N,mHu ant vaIt fut anything When
they va.t To- go' over the street they refuse
g. remain still uutil IN" roa ira Nc H. held
back 1lcv hke 10 show how cloverlv
they ctu manag" 10 81 n alone. some 81
them
Sometimes ono - 'hc4a smart ones
gets stuck ught In th" middle 81 tho road
am won't budgc until she Is led "a like a
hursD al n fire. Others, will get started and
advance slowly ioo king up in the face -
every driver ~ much ~ 20 sav. you can
int wait until I ~ over please. az course.
this DELAYS trdihr considerably, hut what
can You do'
-Jrdgtug women a. -" them getting
over crowded 9 os-ing-, ] should say that
they do uuch 20 .ngendcr aud encourage
ltltc In crowds az Cnurse thew don't
mean to DO n. But thcv are thoughile--,
and ~ slv. when they 20 shot ping u
seems 20 iu'oNiCHte them.
YOU cannot sIsak sharply to them as
YOU would 90 a man who acted IN thls way.
Tor a woman wtll set in-ulted Immediately.
Sometimes they are extremely Offended
when YOU save their lives 10y dragging
thew FROM IA front e "a cur.
III you dont oier some women the aid
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danger. People O., 40 much interested In
what; they arr looking at thai they will los.
sight uf Incoming trucks or cars, run away
horses aud automobiles.
-PIokpockc,s ar" always on IN" watch
for one 81 th.-', crowds. They tom In me
nr1b and ply their trade with srpa; success
WITHOUT being observed or noticed by the
psupI" they AZ" robhing.
"N omen will crowd around the man h
soils dogs on ~1w"nty-thiul str-~t SOM
times ten deep and Won would imagine he
Wa iuine q rushing trade but they are only
aiming IA" pups AMI asking questions
about how I'D they ara. SonetIme. 4 woman
viii give m Hddrt-s WHORE abe wishes 4
dog sent { - u hut tho dog man pay. no
attention - her now for many times the
dog was not taken when IL IL brought a.
directed
/ am convinced that thrrs IA a sort %
shopping mania that taxes Possession ~
women Just a. gambling takes hold ~ a
man klcp'umania II onlv ons branch
Of the strange condition that sets In with
a woman Who has been buying q lot ~
Clothes, irving on hats or gowns or match
ing samples.
Il know because | am stationed near one
Of IA" largest stores and ] have opportunity
To- observe that tn" women will arrive at
the store often ain and neat and uneN-
ci'"t They will emerge often With their
hats on or" sidc Of their heads. their hands
full 81 sample-, bag- often gaping wide
open, and \ general air 81 demon alization
'Spme'im"- they arc adding up price,
IN IN uudertoue and counting on their
fingers and Ia ihes. cases | often have 20
drag them fprcihlv from In front Of cars
and cabs and from under the yrry hoofs
Of horses. They seem entirely uncon-
scious Of tho danger and often treat !, as q
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ASEASON or Rat BaIMS, THIS
Avn ~ rHiiR ttRtEs arr
nm ,Ooi IrTIsH rTrErTS
me, ,te rwisted amt Adjusted d.
urtnE out the charms ef the Fse~s
tnd~r Thou wanJ Hats Neetiea
h. . I~sshisnsbI. ou,n, >sr,e,,
81 the shape and atiens.

Narol-in. Who was supposed To hav
s.-, i" teas anout w,m"U's hats, orc.
.tl ,Lar AN u-i-Vis-i ho'uct was "a 10
oart.. allie, What Nouli h" thiik N h"
c,..I .ss cots som. ~ ~" Wilt flights q
"a, ~ -HaI.-. uo.r- ut decoration AMI
MI. which rharactrr,a. the millinery of
,lr pr,~ -a-uu'
" go tlialAr ( still H. ~" number ~
has which the ultra fashionable woman
Of t..isN rrquirrs iur hur sumiurr outfit.
.uf s..al 'll - We Cairut have too many
...us 200 have b-ru her text whcu summer
has N,r' under Cnt cid, ration, ard she
s'ar,- oIt ou her Irrgriuatiuus with at
bas' forty
His j. hardly tho average number, but
n 4. OBJ" actual uumb"r that some women
cu.-.I,r iruisIsr sahi" for an rlr giant and
Truly i,sA.o' aide APPEARANCE. The hat
nats.- il' v"man. a~CoriiH 9 to her wav
Of r.a-ori .. aud Il j. trI" Ca a certain eS-
teri. -ir o. "a duwdv hat car almost ruin tho
,]vI.ara'p" # 'ho smsrtc-, gown.
simple gown with a sucrssful hat IL
III H-.rrr ai>'r.iU'iuu of thir g., ~ h-com-
trs ha' gur- far toward making a woman
psa~ri vl'h herself tn" moral effect OF
ssy.ieh. becoming hat II not To b" slighted
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tNr oIB rIser ron roc xrrNss
Levers. Hs~s,es, seem 10 Have Q stisni
pvpfrvrae- toe street ,srs.

Canr'irg l. not ii-tin,fiVely e pafler game
IN chicago N.itIsf b. ~ an exclusive pas-
time ~ the 80 ludsd nook. art ,ufnsfa -
pubiic PARKS A. natter ~ fat. you doEt
ne-l q rtrlor 90 = shA ied lamp 90 a Dun-
vermont park 80 waEs love Ia thtraRo Al
you need l. . sri Ire possession Of ftis
tiyurY iu.uf~s silently ~ v%our'ius foe - 4,
quite u~omtuonTll . tn 'hiraEo TO MAX" love
In any ,rot who're ~. ir.Vitation hapusu- 20
strike YOU. The thipgo public is exceed
insly tolerant. specially With lovsr- thi-
fact 1, eyii.n 81 every dlv ami "v-rirg by
the attitude - I'r.ut. vlo 900 Uttl~ love
.San,e' IN "a .oTt, OF lgr.'. place,
II T. arfar-u, that rrt % To rlrl' vNo
are wooed sri 40. lt,ai, ,it' utv" The honey
dipped words I,urci ,tto their ears within
The cute, } No e.: the .lsdrd laflor ! no
o. under &. protecting blanche ~ .oue
frlsuily tree 10 the parks The truth l- that
Chicago Young men and women MAKE ,ovc
everywhere. and an o,s'tN.uE Irtfun con
Ia "a single day s'e O. 0. sent number Of
love eNhihition.- to si,e I.n ~" fever 4
he 4 not an lWmun"
This condition loo, rot pvgly 90 those
not 40 deeply cHtunslrd iu e. , H",urs ~ '~n-
tiinent that they emit help II There arr two
classes OF lovers tho-a who love mildly and
thos. Who love mat'y ard don't core vito
knows II. Il 1, those IN the latter ,las. Sho
carry their love-mlking iuio public. and tie
condition l. beyo4irs NOR" common every
day.
Ten years ago n tfy persons riding In
street oars had observed \ yonns man enthu-
siasticAlly holding a Young woman'- sloved
hand and gazing iuteutly into her eyes sith
thst enraptur"d -apr'-.ion Tor which there
can be- but one cause. \ Tolico call would have
resulted. and the doors OF the padded Gel
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would have swung or~n TO receive tho semi-
conscious lover. hut times have changed.
Nowadays II i almost customary to hold
the hand Of the young woman riding With
you In a street car. Aud. what IL moro. this
open lo,r-nakinz doesn't attract any special
attention. The disposition OF tie public 10
to pass Il by uunoticri.
Any Que who rides much on street cars secs
al act from A Lovers WOoius almost
every day. and he seutimruts. d-rIoa ira
ton Il not confined to young men ether
Girls take "a hand ia IL, too. iow o!;sn have
you observed "a young man and woman sit
ting In "a street car - wrapped ~ In loN-
that they failed to notice = DrNtIs baby across
The aisl-Y And how often have YOU ss.u
tho young mans hand steal out ward and
down to grasp q study glove resting at hI,
sld.p
Sometimes more deceiving method, are 70
sorted TO. For instance. a young msn will
fold his arms with great dignity and peer
abs"ntly out ~ tn. window Apparently he
blocks but II you VIII take the trouble To-
observe more closely you vi. nJd that under
his YIN Their" Il "a s,rI- hand and that a sllr't
system o. love Telegraph q going on oil ~.
modes, and htshful persons. but it IL 10 less
effective than others more public ia their
character
just now. with spring a, hand and bslmy
evenings thrsateniis Chicago. the strip clr-
have regained their Popularity With persons
In love 1ho-~ vho know lay there - no
rlsce AZ. The s5,p car t9r ",,naHs,,s .neC,
the nrst place, the sripman II usually 80
busy With III. lever. that no hasn't time 10
I give much heed 90 what IL going on about
3 person on earth. FOR he Won, tell II vol
want to fud QUE whether Chicago young
people make love on grip cars. take 4 front
seat most any nish, and BE- convinced. II
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REGULATING 4 CLOCK.
Hush and and vic ny Not Pulling To
gcther Got u Just night.

When Mrs Matthew sister returned
home after her regular two wee ks visit 10
the Fast. she lcft tho Matthews a fne clock
Matthews. especially. VAS well pleased with
II. Al. he said thcrr would no longer b. any
excuse for no, having supper ready on tine
MIR Matthew explained 10 Mrs Matthews
Jus, how a clock should be regulated.
If II goes too fast, longihrn the pendulum
by crs~lug the little nut doNu. u II goes too
slow screw tho nut w Matthews was In
The habit ~ getting up early ~ do little Nork
before breakfast, ardth- next incoming, when
he compared the clock With his watch the
he shortened the pendulum slttls and went
A. noon Mrs. Matthew. realized the ad-
vt.sss, 90 ynt ,ii ihs.iiI E~5aadnid be 'Hpi.finrIly
heard listening lrtrntlv che vs. prepared
struck IA IN. clocs sRoycd hnif a minute
pa,' 70 O'clock kenenb efing h"r husbands
Instruction. Mrs Ml,th"N- leusthrned IL.
lrr"aihs na SN ',,btcoSass1 ~" ciHo''is was s.' a
trifr slow o. "a" morning b" ~, sur" Of IL.
and e 'aan be t l5s q, 10 ,ST, P~'nnaR'6b ail vas.
rirut" b'Iird the clock
This i. strange, thought Mrs Matthews.
,ivirs he uu' = frv extra Turns Ia order To
MAKE sIro II vss Ions enough
NatthrvS forgot all about tho clock that
evening. bu, In tho morning IL Was -l"NerthAn
What all. tho thins. ANYWAY mu,,er.d
Nstthev- fret thirg I know III have 10
t4ar n Trsf m IN" Wa"
Mr.. Matthews ~ growing Interested
A. noon that day the clock Wa- two minutes
fast
bottom 81 the clock ~ 'his rate, she thought
un,crrwius the nut until -hs thought ~ would
come IN
Again the clock vas slow FOR Mr. Mat
tl"w~ lie began 20 doubt ID" theory ~
Shortening tho swing
WIN. ~ course - and In tho middle
q III uatulart ssutcnce h. 'ugih"n.d tho
pendulum to- M" last turn Of ~" nut That
dav Mr.. Na'thsw- went shopping Her
son had h~en Interested. however, and no
items that tho clock Nts SLOW again he short
..ned tho pendulum Hs much ~ he thought
necessary and then save u another turn 81
two FOR luck
A. W O'clock. by Matthews watch newt
morning. IN" clock showed $40 TO a hairs
breadth
Al noon tho clock showed I? on the very
stroke ~ tho civ Hall hell That evening
Mrs Naithew- va urprl~ed 20 80 "a clock
maker come ir with Nj Matthews
just a It'll. wager. nv dear, explained
Matthews I've bet Nj smith so hat
shortening our clocks pendulum makes u
-oh. JOHN. have YOU hc~n regulating u,
to- ~" .hcrn ,rving N make I, run with
the tt'N Vial hell
MD - YOU 81. lrugth"a~d u every day
s'f-r Nr NIftl 1--WE slu'irr"d ~ And
W. Matthews could only nod Ia the Anlrm-
GtNo.
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q . .~sppor,ins arm g. yoa take them evrr
D. the upp' ate curb, they vii clutch y,,ttF
.l-ev- Sfh hsh hands uke timhi June
hfkie- Thrn there are others sto Z WI
- much a. touch thsr eihows iii slar.
AZ vuu and tsks tho nuril~r On Vuur sieli
~ rvf~urt yu'i
.Wam.n So d,Hi~uli ,o ..al 18th. any,
hns. hut ~. -h"I p,nf crowd !. especially
dific,it They ne hNsteficaI snuN
What am 'Alkinr abUui fer "" t.eu ~
fsc-'racks statbrei GA trard-faul, wNcrc
women vs-e in Tho ms futifv snd shore
there certainly NHs eHci'eueu' et,ush 10
cuhfus" them
nv they vcr- y calm aud howell h.a dsd
lc' Comrafei 'o M. shopping crowd Of
gifl- ~r".ir's I So rhi'lei that !
w.. g'n~ BAT Tn cate ? -. W -f.ver y
h. rr' that III b~ out 9TH samples o. y~ef
tu u .lgV - 'wn
vi. oIhv.,reth. hanrer n, s 81 an those
stopping crank OhutNI vuu vlor Non
a., night cpm~~ I'm m NhH' ,ul might call
= 4 .zv coLdition I have .. o. h.r,e .rI
drink -'rCng ia /. sor~r T., stationed
iN tho busiest Tar' - Tho dnvu.ovu bust.
n".- dis'r,c' han W hefe vitu tu-sN lag
gan Gtv women
is 'herc such = thing - Shopping
maui,7" rer~a'ei the superintendent - a
bis shop 4 don't luoN thh' 20 can IL
caf~l ms, essctly Women become very
cnfhu-ia.tic over tlsir shopping and
something's hey do Sc, excited over bar
gains
-rtsink T., v,man often tuvS more than
sha intci.is u -ho sscs On ougl = atm.
tive GOD, attempting prices md - course.
wa ,ater 20 This Nv having ,ur talss 4
woman who Las an account with . slsp
will Weld 20 temptation uuol ~u,r.evishlc.
ts n uiie. than ore vlo 10 T,,'ir Gosh for
everything Thin. mel vii o''n order
n hing sent homS.C q II under The in
pulse q, = sudden desire % tuv. which
viii have vaaish~l Nv the inns the article
arrives Nth the I'LL.
This \. getting 10 10 mos arnoying
nhnsc ~ tho business. hut No lsye o. rc-I
on, good. except In the case Of IeoYlc Who
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WOMEN FORM 4 FIRE COMPANY.
The Men Couldn't Nake the Youths Drill,
I'M Feminine Tact Found q WAY.

Prominent citizens ~ Norfolk. Conn.
have made several attempts 20 organize
a Are company for the protection Of their
property In the last year. but every attempt
failed. There didn't seem 10 be enough
civic pride or enough fear ~ fre In Norfolk
90 inspire fire. drills, and II seemed ~ II Il
would he le't TO ANYBODY and everybody
o. &c, out the garden hoso and do the best
that could be- done II q fire did start.
Then the women took up the matter. Thcy
issued a call for young men dc~irous -
ioirins a military conpa That caught
Norfolk young q Fifty Of them
responded.
I'ter that u was easy The Young mon
didn't see lus, how 20 got ou' ~ II when.
very neatly, the military organization was
developed into n fire force
Tho women tough, tho hose, and now
tho town has just AZ good a Are department
as tie nsighbors - equal sizs.
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THE
FORSYTHE
WAIST.

VISITORS To The CITY AND LADIES
MAKING PREPARATIONS FOR SUM-
MrR OUTING TRIPS WILL FIND HERB
AN uNRiNAlLED ASSORTMENT or
TAILOR MADE SHIRT WAISTS. SUIT.
ABLE FOR EVERY OCCASION. AND
IN EVERY DESIRABLE FABRIC. IT'S
MAGNITUDE ENABLES Us TO SAT.
ISFY EVERY TASTE AND NEED.
WE INVITE PARTICULAR ATTEN.
Ton THIS WEEK TO OUR VERY
LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE or
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In Placing +, our Al, cr,,.,ns tor the season

J." CERTAIN ina SrN L. IN your list The lead
summer Ersou udN"rt-sts Who use "a
= ~" o. themselves an intof s.tu ont OF the
-Ag
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HOT
WAISTS

OF THE %LIGHTEST. THINNESr AND
SHEEREST FABRICS. IMPORTED BY
US FROM THE BEST ENGLISH AND
CONTINENTAL MAKERS. MANY oP
THE PATTERNS ARE ENTIRELY
EXCLUSIVE WITH Us.
A FEW OF OUR NUMEROUS DE-
sIRABLE LINES or THESE WAISTS
ARE AS FOLLOWS