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The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
WINDSOR

Oscar Darnell has accepted the posi-
ton of pumpman for the town,
Mrs. Bertha Scott OF Greeley spent
Sunday with Mrs. X. f. Hanna.
DR. and Mrs. l.. +. Bartz were Den.
yer visitors Thursday and Friday.
Editor Fuller Is somewhat improved
but is still very weak from his severe
illness.
Miss Gladys Lowry of Eaton attend
ed the WalkerLowry reception Friday
evening.
Justice Gabbart and wife of Greeley
were in attendance at the Walker
Lowry reception.
II. Teller and son, Hall, and Mrs
VI. b. Middleton and little son autoed
to Greeley Sunday afternoon.
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs
Jack Lewis died OF measles Sunday
morning The funeral took place
Monday afternoon.
The wives and daughters of the
Brotherhood gave them pleasant sur
prise at their meeting last Wednes
day evening by appearing In their
midst after a short program. Coffee
cake and Strawberries were served
The improvements club met with
Mrs. j. r. Perkins last Thursday. All
members were present. This meet
ing closed the work for the year which
has been entertaining and instructive
Mrs Perkins had planned a pleasant
surprise in the way of musical. fol
lowed by dainty refreshments consist
ing of Ice cream and cake
The wedding reception given by Mr.
and Mrs H. II. Bills on last Friday
evening in honor OF the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Maud Walker tC
Fred Lowry which took place on last
Tuesday I'm Greeley was the event ol
| the season. About three hundred In
vltations wer issued Many beautiiu
presentes were received by the young
couple.
The members OF the improvement,
club and Social Science club witt
friends met at the pleasant home o
Mrs. E H. Mcneil, Thursday after
noon to listen TO n very interesting
and instructive talk on Domest tic Sc,
ence by Miss Rausch. who is at Tho
head Of the department of domesti,
science AT the Agricultural college N
Fort Collins.
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EVANS

Mrs. DR.. Park Of Fort Morgan is
visiting home friends this week.
Miss Turk of East Liberty Pa. is
the guest of Mr., Chalfant and family
The w. c. T. U. met at the home OF
Auntie Lickburner Wednesday after.
noon.
Fire escapes for the school building
have arrived and will soon be placed
on the building
Mrs. Sites and children Of Michi
gan are the guests of George Carey
for the summer.
Mrs. Willard John OF Nevada. Ia.
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs, II. w.
Bretella on Idaho street.
Mondays imports were three car
loads Of lumber one car OF hay, one
car OF tile and almost a car of local
freight
Dr. Lonergan and wife returned
trip through Oklahoma, Missouri Kan.
sas and Nebraska.
The funrael services of the Car
baugh infant were held Monday morn
ing from the NJ. E. church. Rev. Coff-
man having charge uf the services.
DR. w. A. Philips Of Greeley will
deliver the address to the graduating
class OF the eighth grade Friday even,
ing and Superintendent Harrison will
present the diplomas
The Evans school board has employ.
I'd the following teachers for the en-
suing year: Prof. Ryan OF kersey,
n-incinnl tho NissnS Schillir parry
and McAfee for the other departments.
Very enjoyable was the social and
reception by Miss Ceieen, principal OF
the Evans schools, to the parents and
children of the seventh and eighth
grades. in the Odd Fellows hall Sat
urday evening. A fine program was
rendered and light refreshments were
served by the teachers.
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LA8ALLE

Miss Rena Sample OF Greeley was
La Sale visitor Saturday.
Miss Emma Shoaltz OF Denver Is
visiting a. the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Warren
Mrs. Abbott OF Greeley was din
ner guest at the home Of Mrs. II. P,
Brunell, Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Matthews entertained
about seventy guests with a musical
at their home last Friday evening.
Miss Nancy Dill Of the nurses' train
ing school in Greeley. was visiting her
uncle, ] r. Dunn. one day last week.
Mrs. Mlller-Carter entertained the
missionary society Of the Presbyter-
ian church last Friday at five O'Clock
tea.
P. Dale. field man for the sugar
factory reports the beets coming up
nicely. eighteen acres out OF $500 be-
ing all that will need reseeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory OF
Hardin we're visiting with Mrs. Greg
ory's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Nc
Kenney. couple Of days last week.
The executive committee of the
Hungerford W. c. T. U. met at the
home OF the president. Mrs. James
Beattie. During the past year the
union has been doing work in eighteen
departments and have raised $69.9S
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rHG DELTA

Mrs Mace has been on the sick lis I
for some time.
Mr. Matthews and family have re-
turned 10 Nebraska.
Ruth Foley has been on the sick list
the past week with chicken pox.
Miss Miller has been visiting for
several days. Mrs. Maud Green over in
Pleasant Valley,
Mr. Boyce and family who pur'
chased the Matthews place have
moved in and settled.
Mrs. VIM Herd left for an extend
ed visit to her parents in Missouri
last saturday morning While she Is
gone VIII is going TO keep bachelor
hall
Mr. Werkeiser is cementing his
main ditch. II is great improve
ments and also does away with all an
noyance from gophers and the ditch
breaking sometime and flooding the
land
The school closes Friday and don't
forge about the literary program and
picnic dinner. Program at 10: 80 D. m.
and picnic dinner following. Every
one Cordially invited and bring full
baskets.
Mrs. p. w. Putnam and her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Rose, from
Wisconsin spent Wednesday after
noon and eyning visiting Mr. and Mrs.
T. A Foley. Mr.. Foley and Mr. Rose
Were school mates together when they
were boys.
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PLATTEvILLE

Merchant G. G. Pease has placed a
Bennett book keeping machine In his
store
a. H. Mickey OF Johnstown was a
Saturday visitor here. He Is on his
way home from Kansas where he had
been called by the death of his moth.
er.
The Rebekahs gave an ice cream
and strawberry social at the Birkle
nall Wednesday evening which was n
success financially as well as social
ly.
The Ladies' Aid served supper at
the Birkle hall Saturday evening. A
large crowd was present and did am
pie Justice to the many good things
with which the table was spread
number OF the Platteville girls
gave dance at the Gass hall Wed
nesday night. The usual large plea.
sure seeking crowd was there and a
pleasant time was had by all The
music was furnished by the Glover
Leaf club OF Denver.
Mrs, Dr. Guthrie entertained mum
per Of ladies Saturday afternoon in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Guy V
smith, of Denver. Appropriate and
lhteresting games were enjoyed &c
thclr fullest extent. After claborat.
ana dainty refreshments were served
oy he hostess. the guests departed as
suflng Mrs. Guthrie that they had hac
very pleasant afternoon, as one Is
Always certain Of having when invitet
10 the Guthrie home Those present
Were Mesdames Callow, Jepson
hutch, Squires, Raney, Long. Hent
morn, Camp, Call. Snidcr Scott, Stan
,oh' Hodson, McGlen. Denniss. Hunt
yer Bryck. Coykendall, Charley Snl
der NJ. Squires and Mrs. Hattie Cwyn
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AulT

II has been decided that Amt 10 ~
have u flour mill In the near future
e. II. Frye is raising the roof of his
house east OF the track and otherwise
improving It,
c. II. Hine is building a couple ot
porches on his house In the north
part OF town.
X. nj, Gale goes TO Denver this wee,,
to go through an operation for a dis.
ease OF the ear.
Mrs. G. II. Randolph has been spend.
ing couple OF weeks In Greeley with
her mother who has been very ILL.,
w. J. Henderson and family expect
to get moved to their new homestead
claim the latter part of the week.
Miss Ina Bowerman OF Pleasant Val.
ley came up to attend the school OK.
ercises and visit friends. She return.
ed home Sunday afternoon.
Mayor Allison Ii building a kitchen
and porch on his house. He also dug
Il large cellar which he has had brick
ed up. He will build few rooms on
the front OF the house after awhile.
At the meeting OF the school board
c. l.. Howett was reelected principal
for the coming year and Margaret
Carlson, Louise Nelson. Adah Coney
and Mabel Padgett were chosen for
grade teachers. Another grade teach.
er will have to be chosen after awhile.
School closed last Friday and Fri.
day night the people gave an excellent
entertainment at the Armory which
included an operetta by Collin Coe
entitled "A Merry Company" which
was given by the pupils OF the frs,
four grades. and a drama by the up
per grades entitled Queen Esther.
There were ten girls and FIVE boys in
the graduating class.
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Alleged Shortage of SIS, 900

The Uuited Home Protectors p..,
ernity will go into the hands n, a'
celver because Of shortage sn !, ;s
alleged, OF more than $4,000 in ,hs
funds OF the order. Supreme Sscrs,srv rv
William l. Wilson admits that he has
oeen appropriating ITS funds to bis
own use Tor many years past
For some months the State BanL
ing Commissioner has not bs, salts
tied with the condition of the order a,
shown by the last report. and An
investigation has been under way nv
the supreme trustees to ascertain ,ba
true condition OF affairs.
"Wednesday afternoon Mr. Wilson
finally admitted that the books had
been persistently falsitied for many
years past and that he owed the order
Il large sum. State Banking Com.
missioner Zimmerman took charge q,
the affairs of the concern today.
The exact amount Of the shor,a,s
can not be ascertainei till every one
having policy III the order can be
interviewed, which will necessarily
take some time. but II is conservs.
lively placed at $4,000 or more
Pot Huron Mich.) Daily Times,
March 10.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
LONE TREE

F.r parlns and 4; n,..r J., Hl',ot' ,ao, woos ,ooS
their cattle to Chalk b'uhs .h,u '"s, IN r"'sS ]
wher, they viii pasture them 'hro"S''
the summer
Th,, Bethel Aid held Their regular
Meeting at the home OF MIS-
wv Miller last Wednesday after
] ,I,sr The business meeting the
inS,a. nisced quilt blocks ana later
s.oe mis- were served by the host
ess, which helped TO pass " very p'e"S'
ant afternoon,
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HlghIandIaks

lam, Rallenger is marshal In Mead
now.
Thers we're two saloons opened In
Mead saturday
Helen Strong is somewhat improved
at this writing
Ree,s are coming up nicely since
the warm days have arrived.
Farmers are still hauling water al
there is none in the bitches yet.
Miss Cope and Wesley Hampton at
tended a dance in Longmont Satur-
day evening.
e. "A Knott drove nice bunch Of
cattle 10 his mountain ranch for sum.
mer pasture last week.
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WE WILL BOND YOU
SanbOrn ( Houston
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior. United States
Land Office.

oI tut HiItu States
Land Office.
Denver, Colorado, April q, 1908.
A sufficient contest aiiidavi, having
been filed in this Office by Gustaf W, o.
son, contestant. against homestead entry
No. 229ls. made August d, 1906, for NWt
Of HW+ and NEA OF SWs, Section "a,
Township 4 N. Range 81 W., by Charles
NJ. Swink, contestee. in which i Is al
legged that said Charles NJ swink absn' as
doned said homestead described as NWs
SWt. and Me-, SWA. Sec. ~ T. NJ H. ol
w over one year ago, SAID parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond ana
offer evidence touching said aiIegationM hss
10 O'Clock a. m. on July IL, lgus otlole
the Register and Receiver at the lnHed
States Land Office in Denver, Colo.
The said contestant having, N proper M
affidavit, filed April ~, 1905. set iorth isrs
which show that after due diligence PR,
sonAl service OF this notice can no. os
made. il is hereby ordered and dlrec'ed
that such notice be given by Que anu
c. ID FORD, Register.
VIM. l.. Palm. Attorney, att Law hittrtcfe
Building. Denver, Colo- ior uus'a' W.
Olson. r.;h,rs
NFirst publication in Greeley lrioune
May IA. '0s; last publication June l. w.
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During the of inducements to the uaae
the possible
desd
selling only "n
the
sin the people
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
Shades
Footwear

From now until June I, some splendid
things are offered in footwear. Note some
specials mentioned below
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21

Large size, heavy weight, and we'll mad
Huck Towels
Very large size Turkish Towel, our IL \
one, for ---- g
Our 25c unbleached Turkish Towels -Ie
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-21
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior, United states
Land Niilce. ..

Department OF tht lHit'l lol' :
Denver Colorado. April ~. 1905.
A sufficient contest aihdaNiI e ~
been flied in this office ny uustaa sntry
son. contestant, agains55d ~ hoes'iir IaeS iaT SWi
SEi, md SEs SEl, section u, Iowhssn,p sup
/ N.. Range ii W, by John BerEtSTn' ,Sat ssid
testee, in which II is hiiestu lett the L.
John Bergren over u year ago lel. "A" "Iand
S, and that he never entered on sa,u nan.
nor built even a cabin on 1t ana ana HaS si . 'y and
doned it; that is to say thS ~ IL. 6,h
seq SEA of Sec. -, l. ha.nSsbr NJ W notified to
y. NJ, said parties are heTtoS me- touch
anpenr respond, and offer evidence n, an
ing said allegation at |" % i3,e, Ciotn :" and Re
July II, 1908, before the hef 'snJ ~ ll,ice in
ceiver at the United states LAM
The said contestant having, IN "a, u S'iyr, isc,s
affidavit, .iled April - lHV9' Syt ;,,ence per
which show that after duG 20 "a, rsn NOT be
sona service OF this notlSt q 81 nJirected
made. il is hereby ordered anu Gue and
that such notice be gwen w
proper puo'''"''o'Gti {. d. FORD, R;eE;is,siTr
p,t,, Attornsy.nt.Law kttreoSF
Buiiding, Denver, Colo" 'or u'''
First publication in Greeiiey imre os.
May II. 'os; last puoIIca''o" -
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DA''
Estate OF Harry Jacobs ;D Dg'65ssyGa, been appoint.
InS nSS"inistrator "hnSIt oi the estate G tl'.h IN The
1a acabs late OF the County e STeby MeSb gives
state Of COLORADO deeeassS, anSar ni,s before ne
notice that he sid w, WSSed County a, niT ,hs
oour, uouse in Greeley, IN satu t,,e "a a. d.
an Monday, the 18th DAY GclSck a. m. oil
~ ios. at the hour Of ,ep SS!S oSrsoSs 6sydiani
said day, nj which t,Ine estate are notlilsaa
snms snd asandTt to attend o sf gSgSn.
al aph having the same adjusted raNaussted to
indebted to said est.',,nt estate al 10 the under
make immediate pay "'' 9th
signed. ,,,, Colorado, TINS '''
day of May, A. y: lG9s;y Administrator,
sIHi,n, IH1,a,s oI hasfy Sa@seSsy Deceased
u.S pir;; FsSlsstspS IL; ie G'SsJSa
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Special Shirt Waist Sale

New, snappy styles-plain lawn, lace
trimmed and embroidery trimmed, fresh
and crisp; you'll feel properly dressed
when wearing one
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notice-like other servants-that will be
twenty pounds more and. l am fear
fully hard up. You may as well make II
nifty pounds. II would be" a pause.
"A stupid thing for me to do re-
fiected Hester. but shall have got rid
of Mrs. Britten.''
Il suppose 1 still have my room and
can go and fix myself up there?" con-
tinued the little adventures.
on. yes. IT is vacant. and here is a
check for fifty pounds" said Hester
moving toward her as she spoke. No
doubt you must want something to eat.
Shall I order 1t in the restaurant or will
you have 1t here in my sitting room?'
"Oh. In your sitting room. please.
must catch the o'clock train back TO
Pau"
Then I will send up the waiter with the
menu and you can select what you please.
I am sorry you think YOU have been hard
ly treated. Mrs. Britten. but don't hon
estly believe you have any grounds for
complaint; and now wish you good
bye"
II suppose must not grumble." re-
joined that lady, thrusting the fifty-pound
check into her glove: you have found
out your own value-it had to come some
day! Well l suppose we part friends?'
and. with heightened color, she extended
her empty hand.
Hester took it and said, II will wish
you goodbye now. and / hope you will
have a pleasant journey: and as I am
going out to lunch. perhaps we may not
meet again."
When she had departed Mrs. Britten
made a close inspection Of the room. but
discovered nothing either remarkable or
suspicious. Then she rang the bell.
ordered up recherche meal. including a
pint Of champagne and black coffee.
When she had disposed Of this and rear
ranged her hat and hair, she staggered
downstairs. stepped into a waiting VIC
torfa and was driven away to the Me-
gresse station. On her progress through
the streets she encountered a few Of her
former acquaintances. who stared and
nodded. but did not seem particularly
anxious to accost her. Old Mrs. Tudor
had been talking. no doubt; the days of
her popularity In Biarritz lad evidently
set. Well. at any rate. she was not with
out resources; her friends at Pau were
numerous and there was always Sir
Peter! Still. as she bowled down the hill
toward the station the little widow s
heart was full of amazement. anger and
spite: and If she ever found an oppor-
tuntty to requite Miss Forde for her cool
reception, and still cooler dismissal. she
resolved that she would not let 1t slip.
Subsequently. in answer to the sympa-
thetic inquiries Of the admiral and Mrs.
Cox. she related her grievous experience.
and presented herself In the character
of the down-trodden worm. who had
turned at last!
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It is a royal ornament-you must wear
1t at your wedding
son. shall never be married" she an
swered. with little laugh.
That is the stock speech of most I'M
married women: and of course you will
fellow. Come now" suddenly shutting
up the case and pushing it aside, what
do you say to Gussie Bedford? l noticed
that you and he danced the cotillon.''
Tudor?"
Yes. my dear. a partner for life
"Oh. no, no!-a hundred thousand times
nor
But why no, no? He is a really good
fellow and thoroughly we'll brought up:
his mother is saint know that you
would love herr
Maybe, but 1 could never love her
son.
Come. come, Hester, don't make UP
your mind too quickly. 1 know that he
admires you greatly"
Now. Mrs. Tudor"-here Hester rested
her elbows on the table and her chin on
her hands and looking full at the old
lady. said-"you and 1 always speak the
truth to one another, the plain. blunt
truth. Please tell me, do you think he
would admire me If / had, say, fifty
pounds year,"
mo. my dear. he dare not. The prop
erty is so frightfully impoverished by
marry a fortune
Il sincerely hope he may; but could
never marry unless l loved. I know that
I seem to talk like a sentimental fool.
and I am positive that I shall be an old
maid. but in excellent company
Very well, then. we will say no more
about Gussie Bedford. But there Is that
nice young parson, Hubert Talbot, so
good looking and intellectual-though
rather delicate in health. You and he
seemed to get on together at the croquet
match"
1.-The only match we could ever unite
I'M
And then there is Sir Rupert Lovelace.
certainly a widower. but
Hester laughed and shook her head.
But proud as Lucifer. Oh how angry
he would be if he could hear you! You
will not get me off as easily as you
Think
Mrs. Tudor was silent for a short time;
then suddenly transfixing her companion
with her little steel blue eyes. she said:
Come. Hester! AS you say, we always
the truth will out'-a pause-"there is
some one!"
Hester. so unexpectedly accused, be-
came confused; the color slowly mounted
to her hair. She endeavored to prevari-
cate and to ward off the attack of her
worldly wise companion.
Some one!" she stammered. What a
funny idea! Oh. no. no-pray. who could
it possibly be-"
But in spite Of her disjointed disclaim-
erS. her face had betrayed her. and Mrs.
Tudor. having guessed thus far, was now
fully determined to know ALL
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XII-Continued.
T7 HEARD your name

b OF h W e H."
stammered Hes
ter. 1T is uncom-
mon"-she quailed
under the inSOlent
stare of two
small black eyes,
but boldly added.
my mother was a
Boutwell,. and per-
haps we-may be
distant connec-
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10 do with Mrs. Tudor's next speech, for.
wheeling round in her chair. she called
across the kitchen TO her supposed CO.
cher
Paul de Sarazin. you know you are q
wild and worthless young scamp. and
shocking example to others"
to his feet and bowed with the courtesy
of his race.
"Oh, yes, you may bow. and bow and
bow! Now. will inform you of what I
l will not tell your aunt Mercedes that
you hired out her carriage
Paul was now radiant.
"Oh, you need not smile, for ] haven't
done with you yet! Listen! You must
hand me over that one hundred louis for
the poor of Biarritz: 1t was nearly being
the price of our lives"
Delightful lady" exclaimed he, COM
ing forward. lit is yours" and. suddenly
sinking on one knee. he kissed her not
altogether reluctant hand.
May kiss the other lady's hand?" he
asked. with glance Of appeal.
Certainly not" rejoined Mrs. Tudor.
sternly: "she is totally ignorant of your
terrible Spanish etiquette and you know
perfectly well that 1t would be highly
improperi l wonder you venture to sug-
gest It! Your audacity is matchless."
LAS 1t was she who obtained me your
sinking again on one knee, he touched
with his lips the hem Of Hesters dress.
and murmured "A los pies de v: Seno-
rita" then backed away. In the direction
of his own meager refreshment.
The old lady. who was undoubtedly
Modified, exclaimed:
HE is mad! He can never be SERIOUS.
but he is as generous as prince-iar
more so than many princes-and at least
our terrible experience will lead TO some
good: can manage much with one hum
bred louis.
Hester who was secretly agitated by her
hero's unexpected homage. May ! add
another hundreds?
a Nous thank-offering? or did the girl
wish. even in a remote way, to be ass0.
ciated with Paul de Sarazin?
Go be continued next Suudayl
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THE PRESS
AGENTS STORY
specIal 10 Daily Leader.

Special 20 Daily Leader
Hobart, Okla, Dec. Is IL am
twsnty-one and can do as please, =
reads one OF the advertisements put
out by the Dan Cupid Musical cmedy
company
Two OF the members of the company
evidently believe implicitly in the slo-
gan.
When tue troupe reached Hobart
Bert Carl, age 21, announced his inien-
tions TO marry pretty Camille Rheid,
a chorus girl, age n, and member OF
the same c1mpany at Hydro, Wednes-
day.
The menager, Jack Caylor offered
the prospective bride and groom q gilt
tering inducement in al effort to have
them marry on the stage but the shy
couple refused preferring to have the
ceremony performed in the quiet home
a minister rather than in the flare
4 the footiights and before. gapins
glaring. hundreds.
Miss Rheid's home is Kansas City
Carts home IS Defiance, Chic.
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SOME 'DONT's'
. FOR SHOPPERS

rThe Guthrie express aapd forwarl-
ing companies have issued circulars,
containing few hints and 'don'ts
for shippers Of Christmas presents.
which. if followed, will be Of great
benefit TO donors ana recipients alike.
To begin with, all senders OF gifts
are cautioned 10 send their packages
as early as possible and not later
than Dec. 19, which will avoid dig
rush at the last moment and prevent
many dissppointments at both ends
Of the line.
All express companies are furnish.
ing patrons with labels reading:
DO not open until Christmas, -
ready fo- pasting on packages Ship
pers are also requested to usc wood
en- boxes for packing when possible
and TO write the address, plainly
with ink or crayon.
Furthermore. the circular reads:
do not enclose money or iewelry in
packages Of merchandise. insist upon
a receipt ana have the value of the
package placed thereon.
Mark a package paid, If so intend
"a and put the wo-d perisnable' on
packages that contain perlshdble mat
ter
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can be substituted All cloaking ma.
terals are appropriate and rrieze or
chinchilla with the collar and cuffs
trimmed with braid would make an
entirely different effect while some.
what less dressy but Ia every way
serviceable and desirable
For a girl ten years OF age will be
required yards Of material "a, IA
yards a. or yards 81 inches wide
A May Manton pattern, Nc. 6lS2,
sizes TO ~ will be mailed TO any
address, by the Fashion Department
of this paper on receipt OF ten cents
(If in haste send an additional twu
cent stamp tor letter postage which
insures more prompt delivery.