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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-11
y, rICt j., REDitoRs.-

~, 'rICE u, CREDl toRS.-
state OF s., ,ut6 H Aota County OF Grantees.
II Cnnnt, Gtaatt -
Deceaepd -
tee is hereby given by the undersigned ad-
m nj stratol OF tte -et II Of IhOmAe Clark, 0e-
ceased to the cit ditnre IT. and all persons hav-
ing claims agatnet tLe said deceased, TO exhl0lt
them. with the nece-sar. vouchers. within SIX
months after the first publication OF this notice
t. the said admir- -trator 1T MontevideO. Mime
sofa, or to T.. H. Benedict. his agent, ct the
Merchants Bank IL the city of Milbank, In she
county of Grant South Dakota
Dated at Milhank, s. D., May 3. 1906.
ELIAS JACOBSON,
Administrator of the estate of Thomas Clark,
Deceased.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-05-11

INR j. A. JACOTEL,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
:: Office over GRANDSON & Johnson's store
Residence-Firet house northgof court house.
Phones D, c., office. 1872, residence 33.4; Farm.
ers, Al.
MILBANK, so. DAKOTA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
OBJECTS AND AIMS OF
 EACH AND ALL

n ERHAPS some of you, seeing this page
 for the first lime, sUonder just Gchat A the Each and All Society really isj sOhat there is about its aims and objects to create 50 scidespread an interest among "yonng girls of all ages"
 The society scas founded in February, 1903, soith Christine Terhuns Herick for it' president, and s0ith an almost instant nem'- bership of girls in nearly eVery State i" the Union and m Canada.
 Its object is 10 help girls help themselVes by deveIobing their talents into something the soorld s0ants-to solVe didfcnlt problem'-the sort a'girl sOants calm, unbiased, oat-of-the- family opinion upon-and to promote the ex- change of general help.
 Any girl can belong. There is no red tape about t. The sending of your name for membership gives yon the range of every op- portunity the society boasts. And Mrs. Her rick stands ready to sOelcome, 10 adVisc and 10 help.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
read the Advantages of Each and All

you new girls yo are to on Sss eas a rns to and saying Shsi ao for Each ana m Anss ns @ and wish you you'd send me that nsmber of member be se %sss s s ; tt. s sSs. fr the the hsp & s sa s the the @ sas ssfs ss sSena tho cias ssf @ sfo be siss a nsr @ s nepy r E ssss but we Ss or sss that supply. Consider the schsmss aSd W ess ds % only % tSsm can so ce s s s ne re % 9u a can an sns that @ ss girls to find posons exchanses where they can zen k: w s s. ss asss Sss ss S e $ % think , we can have too many members if we wish to give We sa na s vs . saR .s so sreanized carried through sussiuS:
 
 anything is too big for usT n;:: a;s ss "s' .ss; sss She 0 ie and down they as % nD Each ,s M but w ssye n Cs Let bring bGts need h,s and the the s9gSty they ar: Sy sas oi oshsr Bring si into esi the Rss m es s ''A one an of Sn @ p s the wss @ w 1 sese S ea @ m o s sn: m the largest number and place herself highest on the # of ssnsh talent. 2: .sy S not M m gay sh1 so, the girl wsS !. shr blanks. You know better than that giris Hut sss '' Pf ':ss for those who been workers esosass nSs y ss ss world ffs te aeetsr piace to five fsa aA' A'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

larger hotels These musicians get their board and small musicians earned enough to cover all trayeins nd money left
 girl lVshes ner my "a"'e anu " FLoRIDIAN Crrenton N JO. It may seem early 10 be planning for going to climate next winter 1t is good thing to make such nIans as these well advance, and grateful the Suggestions given by 'Floridian
 One of Our Engaged Girls.
 am one of housekeeping girls from choice mar a doctor. and to know boy do everything around house.
 siso verym interested in and Of girls who would like I 1Isdv them POLL UHyde Park MasH). Another candidate for the Engaged Girls Club.
 More Reading Matter Offered
 shall do whatever girls and every send books and magazines anythng Nh@' " Mrs c. c. R Csomervine Mass) What book and magazine hungry shut-n would like the address of this correspondent?
 Not m Hurry 10 GrosO Up.
 My and are much interested in post cards win 1SsSsot a. n the fGS Eastern staeSf iviI be- m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

tel sS n, think that next month we will be able my to s%s so. ss 5s sss. . s tt Sn.ns ~ss V. . nat M for my @ s s 5 5@s y an S & All g us hsT sU S S f R s'Ss sf nice '''Ps sssDsi VI ss9 ss ;s.' S o9e % we envy Sysss Ss Ss Sod @ ma 4 Member Who Ought to be Helped. I'm RAs ef '
 love !eaSH nT ,snos- Cannot stenographers be of service to this
 The MotherS Snb-CIub. @ TSaS Sa do @ no I Ss aS 'S 9 q s ss had p raising II little ones fis P1i SRS'a as' oS to some inexperienced young mother.
 Another Camera Girl. h @ an Ss f Psy ana so aa2 S.Ss x,ss the ssmss s,se,sSs sSs with interests to suit diversity of corre- spondents.
 About Walking Clubs. R6i''i'' sPf' Si s95 srf sB1 and as.
 Pretty Things Made at Small Cost. o the of ss %ans &sp fHt 5 s'' % 1AF % Sosd ting sr has seen @ prey 1 PasfSf m fSb m @ bs % or m % m then .aa back Wlde ribbon the side ara have few pretty lace patterns They and pretty for underclothes would be glad teII s.hr M sample of the lace directions Could me now could make pretty souvenirs sell heTe on the beach this summer? MAUD Cevere. Mass.) hers? e'' ~ NNs9N0' ' 'N -O-
 Imaginary Troubles.
 s oS PStan d sss nH % much G hss@ from u E girl that believe I s Imaginary troubles hard bear as real ones Do you not think ~ - ~ M F. O. (Calmeriga Indeed they arel Sometimes they are worse and they as fortable as she herself is C
 Planning for Next Winter. several times have Each and All column were anxious to climates he.ittn wonder if hem Of '. '-~.P i" any way HUT heAt At many or the winter of botes pc sl5n to nave pianist mi ana Nenist pianist and player Kst Into tc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
z HENEvER [ send a membershp card to . new

% s so Essh or ts es as A and a aa ar ss ws up to the s S U Se do sE AGg An S1f c s so Ssas S e s sp sb.gs ior T n. o wg to do anything se. the n @ Sos sx dssrss possesses abiy speciac she nsturally % ss R hfg o saf as ss so We have number of members n Eaoa ana s.her ' personaly a sns thus other when not ad o f sa oss and their readiness spelling and composition and m to s Sn s9a ssass % Rs gsa r lSs I xh nd & nss a few ne of S % ah @ sewing in which we have not members waiting to be of pgSstissa ,S ,s. in Rgos so lire s srssssI ssssstsas write do anything else n which Each and An w numbers there bound they ssgsssy attsd te wei. long to sssy md P % I '5s tas s ss Gg ssd Ss E r line hdys sa st @ fS. @ sa s Slips pheS appearea in page S % t hs % hss gsen the o cards be I But the 9 ether her day risburg sub-Club--of which I sure shall hear I fass a pledged to bring That impressed a delightful idea and set to thinking Why is not this chance for outlet for the enthusiasm of of the girls who write to telling they talent facility but work for the society?
 The more l thought of 1t the better liked #, and gether Here my suggestion. and would like to know what you think of 1t:
 In my desk lies parcel of application blanks. Some have them; but for the benefit of those who have rot copy the text of one of them:
 hereby apply for membership
 in the
 EACH AND ALL SOCIETY
 Nane.
 Address....s
 Proposed by..................................
 Occasionally girl will write to and ask for some Of these blanks, and, perhaps frequently, when hear from girl who she is planning to form sub-club from among her own friends or bring new girls into the club, of these blanks aceard But they not asked for often would like, by
 Now. my plan is this: You girls who already in the club and at loss to know what to do for it, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
Post Card and Cores pondence Exchange

4 oDREssEs of correspondents and postcard col "A and All only. Requests for addresses must b' velope.
 Ps: take % f.m hs sasS .Is list h.v sSs abO1s a wisS 0' among es cHARIoTTE cOrns c
 i's; ?; AZ; E;:P s. to ss. a ny '"ra' In my 'n' aad EiEHS6R lsR z go ineand j and s % w gs ss s s very am RGs ss, in music ei0eution cooking ana ssTqE % o, Anrs.. caA
 trying to ss bu.tons for oCs panel h.,S wn iO%s ao se9a '. FsSaps " couple R nyi. saa s a:ss . hs:r t ss girls . 'a'
 am IS and would HSNr ss S R na.s1a StS s aa s s. ssf S:. & oa ans s i'm : Each esn A.G All 1 Sss o I fGsss % % s Say and Shs could 0' AT All above things less anxious ss the girls f & Of them Ps, can s s nSw @e. eay SssS S TS
 postal HiGw ~ouss Spd .sns SsA s s.m: ah t in p % wG With % hsp sSmss dnd the side and wi" rT Pf h6m AsPsn H Ss
 the msSr,ss ar a si5lss" ,s % 6St ho1s sonhued son s to o home sS have some or the S"" 70 ~' Mrs | E. P cRrockton Nasal
 os % poa h'S Su ;S Su dSn Ss.s have DOsiais to those iSsi oomns rd% avs New 4G ' & % @ STs e sasSnd Onset H BuusaT Bay or Gaps cod we "'uia hNe isIfr iPhYMoTTH COUNTY otiddeboro MassN
 eoosEsePs5 of S and for some & time 5 have Sssa fancy aa: work pSSIpsrsPhy and music 1a sS: and '
 Ass TI % s1 % S&R: DS.e s S Ssrs' au. .po ali B. A. c. Dunham. N H. hay. :a1iA s sr' sG o ns 3: yG recipes for putting fruits ~ North SoTthWsst wsst snd extreme sSsh win E' In
 Tn anything can do command but please let 1t bs leave my ones great deal of tims as Bt Could Send cards to the nvads not expecting any etc s9 sSer and have received which nams address them and cannot them unless the GA A YOUNG MOTHER Clos Angeles Cab. state Psea with sa To% the soat west irony So. M. |. c. Chippewa Falls wiG,. , would ike S to s5sHS8Es ls:.hss DOsa' with some q
 EMMA CHarrsburs Pal.
 lPii sGs $lI s:'s &;s Sn t sH;apFs 3 qi i;'' s. to 'sssa ESsS 5 $ % Fgs aiT'f di$ receive ali pOtsis SSs have Other correspondents postcard collectors the oowing:
 R Roaf oL. &ss. sdSf Es E:pts srAeas es. ffsaiRRl'a assses Mas, \ 9Ss SsSsa i;s .4 q nEssss. ESss MI; Pa EE''4ss'A11 s. 4sAsss n GaSHzsssso large Ro ks s0li ShiisdslDAAs vvrs s9 ss 's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
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P s.--Every mall brings host of ietters asking the other both) of these two questions: How shall address your etterF or How can get a badger
 Address all letters to me. in of the paper in which you page, incosing stamped self addressed envelope. if wish a personal answer.
 For the badge-send 50 cents in stamps registered letter money order, made payable to me, and Ad- dressed to me in care of this newspaper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
Each and All at James x town Exposition

gs n at 9Ss s s a to hs s sse 1hs $s i. :,s:. ,s:s sss 's S:4. 'iF;::s$ s:s ;:ss tax s: sy 1 5 s5 Ss asr aE n qT S ~ o < Fs 5. 1S;ss s s2Sss; from our other members about it.
 Quotation Books. am am y' s gfs oRer s %oaa fns a S s sss' ssssss is'{ ssFs issE sSs s'' Are there not other girls who keep quotation booksf
 The Birthday Letter Circle. ss; Gai ssS sn ufS sS. s % .ss. ss srs sssss ISf ;'Rss sSs S'S would like to for the Birthday Letter
 Questions Upon Focal Music Al. You asked to send in what can do for Each 'as I s5 E saf $ PS$ s9 Please enter my name on the post 'd F ssa FRsa* M...
 Practical Aid in SesOing.
 ny 'ss'Rt Se ny 1s 'Ra vssa Y aa' aSp.s sai ss.SS some SiSss sS D. D. CAitoona Pa) As have remarked before helpful advice about sew ing comes in well at this time of year. ~OON'
 Of Interest to Young Mothers. E ss' ':s s''; SS member who should be gladly welcomed by our young mothers.
 Framing Membership Cards. VIII somebody please give suggestions about fram- -s -' -S ARY ryveIl EJi1s Who will advise this member?
 The Helpful Work of Our Society. ' fS' the s,D,"S another testimony to helpful of society
 "Please Keep Me Busy" Now you can help to help others by putting me in ssa with R Sn ShS $ Gs Bne of d i isis1Es se na % @ keep me busy as love & do for others R orto Mass, hope shall have many applications for the address of this correspondent.
 Reading Matter 10 Pass On. sat. nas IE % as cnd Rd' 'P s 9s 5sm FTFSF o1i 9oS5s,,. M,.., Boston ub-clubs-or who should start one herself TnrnoVer Collars for MonogramS. f set s 6 @ Sna o o o & 3. nitss and Societies ali difeFsn % This is one of our California girls who is in Yuma for her health hope other girls in that town will try to make her feel at home
 fl Ranch Home. place and build house We the house partly done ws dd not % dbt va ass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

@ S''i'; ssS tS $ss their Sadss.es wish that they could have of ''' 'D'''''' ''4' ELEANOR CFIoTence. cal,.
 4 Way 10 Be of Service.
 FaSi3 $ss; Sss ssS'; ss sssni sis do not trouble her .' This one of ways in which many of our members could be of service to others although demands tact W'N "M. U. C." Write Herr s and E. A desirable member for tho Little Girls Club
 4 Bookkeeping Bee
 @s Hsi any viii % 4S1! % being s ss '9 Business % college @ at night a suayns % bookespnE s
 N J. B. TIttsburS.
 Asks for Fancy York Patterns & Tf % % sna A ssSaqs' the %S e Work o@F o de IG y g haSSad ans ss
 sS PS's eoes am Spf ~ ,J sa s @ s. Asy' Club w0u NEs% n s sE xTRoS sss fake Mnn su This sn hage % @ % she cam
 To Exchange Recifations m wSga Ss doghtos @ an to exchange postal cards 'sBse@s % @ s sSS S s Sss IS 51s5 T @ sef S esa S s iR any sa ARs Faith Sqf aad SS ss other y. aa amateur photography. DOTO oCoudersport Pal Here is another member who will be much sought after correspondence.
 To Girls iH Newport NezUS there as ss ssh f' yss Fas9 in Newport News? I have failed locate a If there should be delighted their addresses
 MAPLE LEAF Newport News. va) Are there not other girls in Newport News who would like help Maple Leaf form sub-club2 What do my girls think of this suggestion'
 Studying Music in Montreal of I been studying music here n Montreal, although my home Is in Rice Lake Wisconsin l correspond girl interested In music.
 I. c. Montreal. CanG
 Another Sub-Club Suggestion There. been the club for gagged girls-bless their
 are longer eligible to that who had happy dream and nothing more except Reartsohs9 ----~-~----,-,, REERoLAA CRtsbuEEA~.ld
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

Teddy. La Grande. Ore.
 A. M. Santa Cruz. Cal.
 A. F.. Kendall Green, MAaM M. A. F.. Reypoldsville. Pa. A Schoolgiri Doylestown, Pm. l., F. T.. Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs, W. W. E.. Ashoroft. = . a wv.rg5'I vs 1 s',s aa.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03
Planning for Nest Winter.

.ha seVeri M times have Each column that some girls were anxious climates for wonder if could of
 nte a' would interest or help them in for next m many Of the winter resorts FIorda small hotels pc gl5a to nave pianist who
 ana pianist and eoTnst Into thc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

A pDREsSEs of correspondents and postcard ccl- A lectors will be given to other members of Eacn N and All only. Requests for addresses must Do accompanied by stamped and self-addressed en-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-03

month although still hair back. only look about l6 IT, I small. and mother girls have time old in.
 have only lived here at Florence two months. and there other girls lonesome would be glad to write of the invalds only knew their addresses. wish that could have the California sunshine that seems to go to waste.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-03
Especial Correspondence

y,,,. >-,. .,
~ 10 SUI "'s"e
"e o"ai's ne'
.h'ei a',ra'''on-th ice 'riuse. 10
.ne uh'hiolmeo ''sitoi the ice pridge
'uIhs ou. u We sohe'h'hg yer! amer
vn' " Ms anticipation ot what IL 10.
.oi "n ICE oriuse Is as unlike real
of"'se as ahy'hihg one can imagine.
When the winter visitor arrives at
the Falls and looks down into the
gorge, what does he see? Simply the
greet chasm filled up for part OF Its
ne'sn' Win rough CHUNKS OF ice. IL Is
aS II 'he river were frozen over, as
wv o. ia"rence UT inc upper Hua'
SUI. UT any o'her river mishe freeze
leg III 'he case Oh 'he Niagara II Is
.o' Ia iean'! 'he river that Is frozen
,o' 'he ice is 'hat "hich mas oeen
o'eHen up III i-Ahe ERIE III ume OF
s'o' III anu mas noateu over 'he iaiis'
some,,nhes IN shaii pieces not larger
'n"" ,he iat'iii'ar h'e cent ice oiocks'
soine,iihes IN great SLABS as large as
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-03

Every housekeeper should know that
II they will buy Defiance Cold Water
Starch for laundry use they will save
not only time, because 1t never sticks
TO the iron, but because each package
contains 16 Ozone full pound-while
all other Cold Water Starches are put
up In E-pound packages. and the price
Is the same. 10 cents. Then again
because Defiance Starch Is free from
all injurious chemicals. II your grocer
tries to sell you l2-oz. package 1t
is because he has stock on hand
which he wishes to dispose OF before
he puts in Defiance. He knows that
Defiance Starch has printed on every
package In large letters and figures
&c ozs." Demand Defiance and save
much time and money and the annoy.
ance Of the iron sticking. Defiance
never sticks.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-03

ana snow add not n little to tho weird
Leauty OF the scene.
Over the Ice Bridge.
Over this Ice bridge q path Is quick.
ly worn from the American to the
Canadian side. The terminals are the
landing places OF the steamer Maid OF
the Mist on either side Of the river
Across any yawning crcvasses 4 few
planks are thrown. Over this rough
path every winter visitor rolls and
climbs and scramblcs for tho sheer
pleasure OF having II to say he has
crossed the river on the Ice.
Not nm hour has elapsed after the
Ice bridge Is declared safe before
tozcns Of curious little shacks for
feeding the hungry and refreshing the
thirsty spring up along the path.
These little buildings are a wonder
There Is no prctcnsc at style. A
husky youth totes few boards on his
shoulders to n spot ms near the center
OF the river ms possible. and proceeds
IKE Robinson crusoc. to build himself
rot house but store. Tho boards
ire covered with dirty sailcio,h or a
few sheets OF tar paper. From the
roof or Side projects battered length
Of stove pipe. Inside there IN Just
'oom for the proprietor. his rusty
stove and his stock In trade.
The majority Of these ragged s,ruc.
lures are. OF course unlicensed
saloons. but photograph galleries. no,
aansasc shops. Indian tcpo.H and
novelty baxaars form a soodiy mum
bee
Here. with the falls as q back.
ground. you can have your photo
taken and tho tiniypc finished Will.
YOU wait. All kinds Of prices prcvn't.
'ni'cd TO tho probable circumstances
81 the victim. The usual charge II
hf'y cents. but often one II told taf,er
tho Hfst nfiy il deposited. low be- II
IN .ptioncd) that not less than q dozen
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-03
Bad Stomach Makes
Bad Blood.

You can not make sweet butter In .
foul, uncl~An churn. The stomach serves
Is . churn In which " agitass. work up
and disinrg!ats our food ~ Il Is bcini
foul the result, will bs torpid. sluggish
liver and bad, impure blood.
The ingredients Of DR.. Pierce'a Golden
Medical Discovery arr Just such as hest
serve TO correct and cure all such de-
Engagements. II Il made up without .
ical!y pure. uiplc.rciincd glyccrinc tring
us~d Instead Of tho commonly employed
alcohol. Now this glyccrinc IL OF Itself .
valuable medicine. Instead Of \ delct.ri-
Gus agent like alcohol, especially In the
cure OF weak stomach. dyspcp.lA and the
Elllnswood, N. d.. 81 licnnctt Medical
College. Chicago. says Of IL:
~, In a,.p"p',; y ,sr, v, IN en- ss.rllcn, par.
action uts,n cnsochicd. dlsot,isr,i stonarb.;
especially u there IL liberation or catarrhal
sastritlseatsrrial Inflammation OF stomach.
! y moss ~fhcinnt preparation siyrrrin-
VIII relieve many eA.s. 81 p,t,.-i, h-arthurnl
and eic~sslsr gastric sridity. II /. useful Ia
chronic Intestinal dyst-p.iA. especially III.
ustuirns tAtirb. aud Ia rsftsin forms of
chronic constipation. stimulating the ..rr.-
W, md eserr'ory fune''oas Of III. Intestinal
When romblnrL. In Just III. right proper.
lions. with Golden Sral root. Stone root.
Black Cher, bark, Queen. root. BloDi.
root and Mandrake root. or the extracts OF
these. n. In Or, Piorrc's Golden Medical
Discovery. Their" can 10 no doubt ~ its
great efficacy IN tho cure of nil stomach,
liver and Intestinal disorders and d.rnnpo.
mcnts 1he." several ingredients have
tho strongest endorsement In all such
rnsca Of such eminent medical leaders ~
rr,f u usfthoiow. ~ j.. OF Jefferson Med.
y. b., u Medical Department. unI,r,.i,y u
fai Prof Laurence johnson. NJ D.. Medical
l,-partEtrnt, tBlyeryity 81 New York; prof
college. chlrsso. fnf lYhp Y. K.adai~s. " D.
and rros John King. \. H.. Author u tho
Amestrsn pisprnss'ory, and ss'osvs II oih~rs
Who can doubt III. curative virtues u
. madeleine tho ingredients al which have
such pTufeaslyssNi essdoe.~msnt7
Consupftloa eurrd by nctos pisees's
PlsasAnt l'vlIetA One Of two dosA
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-03
Alps a. Money Makera.

Three million persons are said to
pass in at the gates of Switzerland ev.
cry year. leaving $30.000,000 In the
hotels alone. Add to this fares on
railroads, for carriage hire. boats. etc,
and the millions spent in shops for
carved woodwork, clocks. toys of all
kinds, souvenirs, laces, etc. and one
begins to get fairly good idea OF
what it means to Switzerland to have
the Alps as n background for her fin.
ancial progress and prosperity.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1906-03-03

are furnished at that price. A promi.
nent financier In New York, who un.
fortunately for him was recognized by
the pictures which SO often appears In
the daily press. was charged $72 for
a dozen. On one OF the friends of the
photographer asking him If this was
not too much to risk asking. he re.
piled: We'll, you know the pictures
were unusually fine and mounted on
extra heavy card"
Had No Change Coming.
Two men stopped at one OF the ram.
shackle taverns and had each glass
OF beer and sandwich. One handed
the proprietor a dollar bill and stood
waiting for his change. But, to his
surprise and discontinue. the man
put the bill into his pocket with these
words: Two meals. two drinks
twenty-five cents each; one dollar;
thanks"
At the embryo restaurants one can
get almost any kind OF meal" Mos,
common is the hot wiener or frank
furter. served sizzling on tin plate
With the concomitant roll II costs n
dime. Oyster soup also (pretty thin
to be sure) and pretzels and peanuts
and chewing gum, and everything else
that the hungry or thirsty. tourist Is
likely to feel and desire Tor. And
these enterprising restauranteurs dc
thriving business. for clamberinp
To- 4 III