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Fair play., 1908-08-15
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Cyril Siebert visited St. Louis
the early part of the week.
Ice cream served at all times at
HUCK's.
Miss Mabel Geie of st. Louis
visited Mrs. Dudley Rozier Tues
day.
For fresh loaf of bread go to
HUCK's BAKERY.
-
Cyril II. Gregoire of Dubuque,
Iowa, spent Tuesday in ste. Gen
evieve.
st. Louis Union Dairy Ice Cream
at Rutledge's Drug Store.
Tom and Harry Conner of
Prairie du Rocher were in town
Sunday.
Square piano in first class order
for sale cheap. Apply at this Office.
Cleve London of Crystal City
was the guest of Miss Jettie Rut-
ledge Monday.
Try a brick of special Ice Cream
at Rutledge's Drug Store.
-.sS
Miss Annie Bader left for st.
Louis last Saturday for a two
weeks visit.
Don't forget to take home a
brick of Cream from Rutledge S
Drug Store.
Misses Matte Leavenworth
and Mary Chadwell visited friends
at Dandy Sunday.
For SALE-Two Wilson heaters,
| cook stove, | folding bed and
wardrobe. Inquire at this office.
Miss Bertha Thompson Of Crys-
tai City is visiting Miss Genevieve
Jenny in our city.
-~sO
st. Louis ice cream every day.
You can get it any time and in any
quantity mt HUCK's.
Mrs. K. j. Baumann and child
rem are spending two weeks with
relatives in st. Louis.
Miss Dora Rehm left last Sun
day for st. Louis to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Josephine Young.
Mrs. Walter koehler and child
rem of st. Louis are visiting rel
atives in Ste. Genovieve.
Miss Mildred Alberts of st.
Louis was the guest of Miss Zoe
Rozicr Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Anna Pratt arrived baro
Fair play., 1908-08-15

Misses Matte Leavenworth
and Mary Chadwell visited friends
ut Dandy Sunday.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

Mrs. K. j. Baumann and child
rem are spending two weeks with
relatives in st. Louis.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

We are authorized to announce
CHARLES IL. BEL
rs a candidate for Associate Judge of the County
Court of Ste, Genevieve county from the First
District, subject TO the decision of the Demo
cratic party.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

For SALE-Two Wilson heaters.
l cook stove, folding bed and
wardrobe. Inquire at this office.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

For Prosecuting Attorney.
We are authorized to announce
JAMES NJ. MAHONEY
as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Of ste.
Geneyieve county, subject to the decision OF the
Democratic party.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

st. Louis ice cream every day.
You can get it any time and in any
quantity at HUCK's.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

Miss Bertha Thompson of Crys-
tai City is visiting Miss Genevieve
Jenny in our city.
Fair play., 1908-08-15

We are authorized to announce
CHARLES PINKLEY
as a candidate for sheriff of Ste. Genevieve
County. subject to the decision OF the Republi
can party
Fair play., 1908-08-15

better than evertar better than any other line to he
nd in towu-and confidently look for nice business
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a aEAsT'o ADVICE On 4 'ss ssss
BY IMAGERY doom


| Year my senior. He seems to think a
great deal of me and pays a great deal
OF attention to me. Every night in the
lweek1, he comes up to see me, but 1T Is
rather late with the exception of one
or two nights he is early. When out
In company 7 he acts rather queer
toward me- paying attention TO other
girls, but later comes TO me and see
/. Now, Miss Doom, do you. think that
this gentleman really cares for me, or
il I shon1d draw his attention to 1t.
He is rather d tickle young man and
has Quite few admirers. Hoping for
an early. reply. 7'~l7 r. J. N.
fH Unless you are engaged to him or
there Is an understanding existing be-
tween you, you have no right to ask
for an explanation. Are you not a
little bit exacting to expect him to de-
vote all his time. to you when there are
other girls present., i think1he would
make himself and you ridiculous not to
give some of his attention to the other
whom you meet Up company. If
you are sure that he Is trffling with
you the best thing yo,t' can do is to
act Indifferent about it,. If he really
cares for you this should bring him to
his senses. Be sure of your ground be-
fore you seek an explanation. g s.uE
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SOifb fbebW Needle and Thread.
! hot weather

FHHHHHHNH #I #H HLHHH - avg Nf4H8 1870
of two inches was allowed between the
points of each two diamonds. and the
bits of Bingham were neatly ohemnled
to h net. fise17f7ialH Ff'aia iaHfi
IHs .z58nf ais 5=--- 81 nhn7if+ su1ne
Dressy in everyfrespect isea gown of
crepe de chine, made with a miniature
bolero of ruby satin that forms wide
shoulder pieces Owe err each shoulder is
a scarf of fine chiffon held ut the bust
lire, or rather the edge of ths bolefo.
with d small buckled The skirt being
quite ~high.waisted, the scarf Is tucked
beneath it atlthe back To 81 HeHassa7i
bHa Bf-e -4 ,8a#iu SIS stsl
A new shape for the Simmer hat Is
known as the violet, for it is copied
from the leaves OF that modest little
flower. The straw is formed like a
heart-shaped plateau hut at the wide
end the two 'semiLcircles are cifrled
under and the angle Of, the heart falls
directly in the back. The bonnet,
when finished, has a point at the top
of the head, while the straw curves up
and then down in a point In the middle
Of the front, leaving room for the
rather wide pompadourH at each side Of
the head, The trimming a consist of
only a wreath of plumes or flowers,
ending in tiny punches at each, side
Of the front, while, a little %rpching
under the brim ADDS much to the ef-
lecl.ft+ AZ t.EH 4Gtt4F muft94rF #EEF mat ADD
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By Charlotte N. Braeme,
Author Of Dora Thorne"
SYNOPSIS.

Sir Antony Carew Is killed by a fall from
his horse On his deathbed he beseeches his
wife. Lady Mildred Carew, To beware. in bring
tnz up his little son, Carlos, the curse Of the
Carews-self-will-which had brought about his
own death. She promises to train the boy
properly. but ends by idolizlng him and giving
come 9 bright, brave boy. the pet of the coun-
try folk, but spoiled by too much Indulgence.
When his tutor, one of many suitors, dares to
fall In love with his beautiful mother. he dis
misses him high-handedly. After graduating
from Oxford and attaining his majority, SIR
Carlos enters upon the life of a country baronet,
varied with a season in London. Many pretty
women of wealth and title throw themselves
at his feet. but he remains heart-whole until
. visit to his friend, Lord Stanleigh. The lat
ter's land-steward has a daughter Of extra
ordinary beauty. Maggie Waldron. who is be-
loved by Hiram West, Lord stanielgh's valet.
When Sir Carlos meets her he falls madly In
1--we. forgetting her lack OF breeding for her
beauty. He Informs his mother that he wishes
to marry her and she in vain tries to dissuade
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EaF- 80 = AAHA" EZfHWtH $3.50
Often just a collar gives to a waist
the prettiest feature about it. This was
observed upon a Linen waist having a
plain lay-down collar with a raised en-
broidered edge in straight, prim lines
with miniature dots through the sur
face. While the dots were of white, the
outline band was made of pale tan,
with a tan silk tie to match. Another
pretty collar for wear with a blue
crochet tie was a running vine design,
also embroidered in dark blue. The
dots were miniature triangles of white
floss, raised and scattered over the col
lar. The bird's-eye collar of white liner
shows the edge in a neat one-eightf
inch hem-stitched border. with large
dots in half-spherical form.
Nf - ih LIZ th nt
A very unique and attractive trim
ming was made by a clever little girl
with which she adorned her froek OF
blue-and-w white checked gingham. f
She cut from scraps Of Bingham the
half-inch solid blue blocks, with mar
gin enough to turn in neatly on all
four sides; then applied these neat lit
tie blocks to a strip OF flet net, max
ing a pretty insertion.
The squares were placed with the
bias of the cloth on the straight of the
net, giving a diamond setting. A Space
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CHAPTER X.

- IR CARLOS and Maggie had been
married three days, and as yet
there had not been the faintest
shadow of a cloud to mar their happi-
ness. A thousand times each day Sir
Carlos thanked heaven that he had
followed his own inclination. 1t was
so sweet to teach his neutrality-suspicious.,
so delightful to watch her rosy mouth
with it's graceful curves, so blissful to
be loved with such passionate devotion.
All, if he had done as his mother said,
if he had spent six months away from
Maggie, he would have lost the, very
happiest time of his life!
IF you want a woma to be trained
in any particular way train her your
self" thought Sir Carlos.
He spent a week Of perfect bliss. He
had bought Maggie a magnificent
trousseau as they passed through
Paris. Every requisite and every lux
ury thai was needed for a lady was
there; and Maggie's delight had been
boundless. However, it did rather jar
upon him when, every time she put
a fresh dress, she said complacently:
"I wish Lady Carew could see me
now" - a.
ITO BE Continued Tomorrow.)
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.fsaaa9HA ftfactiVe
Dainty Bedroom. Draperies.


Dainty bedfoom. Draperies.
a oi"lhAhsa iue1 hof q s.ffs summer
peuiooih = pouuoif nave al Inc
$3.50 s9ld ~ snniipoaSS, ureSans CASES
IN siapes, elc', u so5hs sneer Wnnlle
- ase',ai, lalo over ne iasorlte color
pm oiue OF yeiioM, as .ne case may
!" WINE .he enaIae'eIis.ic Color
~ esioehee .he. W slves an al,
y y oellshelui eooihess. ana
aiesinlessr Sissr uHniuy trimmed Win
guSnls any HHlFSSSrtioh u valeIciehnes
= Ntielii9iy preity oser a solt coior
mn.cn snoMs lhIousn Ine stilpes OF me
nla.eriai anu lhrousn tne iace Just
Enough 'eo8oe apparent wi.nout any
possloie cruoehess!t
Nolfis TINS schehe OF furnishing y
lansing At auHah expensive one Tor
uiinaiy ltsetI rs lhet at al expensive.
shu WINE SILK uhoerhestn Is perhaps
y siinoiAiie VI soihe
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wedding E~tiuuette.

RI J F" "cuutb8 hss4uttaus gov
Dear Miss Doom II 1-*iTfo - EOS sssafa
I am al constant reader of the EVE
MING STAR, and 1 would like to have
your ADVICE / am invited to my cous-
ms wedding as best man, Would sht
be proper to give the bride and brides
maid a bouquet, and what kind :? IT, %
Kindly let me know what kin OF
clothes / should wear. + z1a11 s#lk
-+s rpi d ld4 ANXIOUS FRED
Z The flowers for the bride and all the
attendants are supplied by tiia bride :
groom. AS best man you will be EEK
pected to look after the details such
as feeling the clergyman, seeing that
the wedding ring Is at hand when
wanted, arranging for carriages at the
time wanted and the like. J1l .az srad
The proper clothes for an afternoon
wedding is a black frock coat. gray
striped trousers white vest, White tie
gray suede gloves. For an eYentnG
wedding wear a black full dress suit
with white gloves and white tie Eor
a morning ceremony wear the same as
for an afternoon wedding. -geh axH6
He's Attentive to Other Girls, ,fgy
Miss Doom: gH4s.sss
1 am q young girl twenty years OF
age and in love with a young man one
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following children were the prize-win-
MARIAN STRUBLE. aged 9. 20 Ell
lott. street, Newark (book); FRIEDA
GRATTIKER. aged 8, Is Oakland ave-
nue. Bloomfield Sbook); ETA LES
SER, aged Is, 66 Belmont avenue. New
ark (bookl;. HUGO ROLLER, aged 10,
COG Fulton street, Elizabeth (box of
pafntsJ; ARTHUR sILvERBERG. aged
IA, 226 Paramount avenue, Newark (box
Of paintsJ; DANIEL READY. aged 10,
IS South street, Newark (book).
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Health and Beauty ven, REL
For EDew Woman
The Value of Cucunbers and Min as a
Complexion Lot1on-Remedy for Sun
burnt ,Eyes-Answers TO. Queries. = a W..
BY MADAME ALTA.

orris root, IL used on the face once or
twice daily in place of a talcum pow
der, will injure the skin. OF late
have noticed small pimples appearing
on my face and thought the orris root
vas the cause.
My hair Isl very straight, and l have
at quite an expense made, up the fol-
lowing recipe supposed to make the
hair curl. but to my&disappointment it
leaves the hair very straight and also
very greasy. Is there anything l can
add to it that will make the hair curl
One pound olive oil, one dram oil OF
origanium, one and one-half drains oil
of rosemary; to be mixed well and 20
be applied two or three times weekly
Thanking YOU in advance 4 am,
~ hfssa A CONSTANT READER
I Orris root powder is not a toilet pow
der In the sense you use it and should
not be used instead of talcumI or face
powder. L have no doubt but that 1t Is
responsible for the eruption on your
skim If you use 1t for its fragrance
why not put it in little cheesecloth bags
and use 1t in your bath mixed with
bran or ground, oatmeal It. is very
nice and imparts a fragrance to the
skin.
1 have never given the recipe you
give here. but I know. it Is. not meant
to make the heir curl Olive oil, the
foundation of it. is a dressing for the
hair to make it glossy, Il do not Won
der'it made your hair greasy Nothing
you could add to Az would make the
hair curl. If your hair is naturally
straight it will be inipossible to make
it curl except by the use of the kid
curriers' on which the hair Is wound.
They are the best artificial curriers' I
Know of and win hold the curl best in
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III CORNER
'COCHEY' AND THE BURGLAR.

- OCHEY in his youth forsook all
his own brood because he was a
chicken Matched with ten ugly
ducklings. Not having any ties with a
race Which he fotnd as unstable as the
water on which they fioated, he betook
himself to the haunts of men. He was
received at the kitchen door of the
farm house colby at first, but ne
chirped his way in, and was finally
adopted by the boy who ruled the
house. e- "Ar
AS a feast for the eyes. Cochey was
not q banquet. He grew more ungainly
as the weeks advanced Leggins5 of
sfeathers, which looked for all the world
at the end like yellow spats, adorned
his legs. He swayed sideways when
he walked. His voice was a d~iscordant
suuawk, and when he tapped his wings
and crowed it seemed as though the
rusty chain In the pump In the back
yard had slipped from its mornings. F,
To the boy who ruled hat house
Cochey was a faithful squire. He roost-
ed not with his own kind and preferred
70 remain with the children of men, He
would have roasted on the bed which
the boy slept in, but that. privilege be-
ing denied, he took up his bed at night
in an apple tree, where the branches
brushed the windows OF the room
where slept the king of the house.
There are in farming ~regionsNat times
thos who climb into windows lin
search of old gold watches and earrings
of a few decades ago. 1t happened that
one night such a n came to the farm
house. long after midnight, and climbed
into the window of the room where's the
boy was sleeping. using a clematis vine
for a ladder. Softly he stepped on his
shoeless feet, and, all unminorul that
therezWas an eye which saw, gathered
up certain heirlooms of gold and silver.
He then started for the brass time
piece. which had been purchased from
a travelling peddler for the fdelectation
of the boy. n
Hardly had he touched the thing or
brass than there rose a brazen note, a
wall of distress, the cry of resentment
and of rage From the branches OF an
apple tree there shot a fury in yellow,
a buff Cochin, overgrown In size ana
overgrown in voice and crow. The arr
~resounded with the clatter of wings.
A beak dug deeply into the leg of an
intruder as he swung himself, down
from the window on the clinging vine.
Alarmed by d~iscordant notes all the
household and the hired men in the
cottage beyond responded to the call,
and the one who a come by stealth
was seized and bound and Invested OF
the family hefrlooms.
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NEWS, Il FOR SHOPPERS

~-#=#
~ Dainty underwear Of silk, Isle and
cotton gauze, in many pretty styles, are
an attractive feature at Hahne & Co.'S.
r3, s31 +itf0y ~ v~f8 Fs s-
Mohair lust cloaks for motoring are
on sale at Bamberger's. They are
offered at astonishingly low prices.
-fn4aa .Te 5t.- ilrfAf bns v=s
Summer shoes in various styles and
prices may be purchased at Strauss.
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when the old farmer asked you
where you were last night I heard you
tell him you were playing with Two
farm hands," remarked the HEST
boarder from the city. 4 34s5 hlsn
'You bet 1 was" laughed the second
boarder from the city. ast
"What were o playing2l Cards.i
mo, Just playing Cupid's game OF
hands. You see, these farm hands BE-
longed to the pretty daughter OF the
old fermcr."--chicsgo News. r 1llfs
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silk, and %brilliantine Of a fine quality.
The model in. our illustration is the
embodiment of the leading mode in the
fashions Of today. 1t is of blue bril-
l~iantine made with a simulated tunic
skirt. Aand3 d bodice Of white serge,
slpartly, braided with blue. soutache.
The model win also look well in silk
or mohair, or il made entirely of fine
serge--ygAny. other desired color may
also be used. "t %~NSa "a trftfe
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There are many white canvas ties in
the assortment. e' a1f PfaN
r. s4s f8l y - 80 Sizes
'"9R Ribbons in all of the pretty shades
are offered at Snyder's at a very rea-
sonable sum-. They are suitable for
millinery and dress trimmings.
sf4H8a ".HapE aa- fa1ase srl
: At l.. IS. Piautr & Co.'s pretty neck
wear, lin many styles, is offered this
week for one-half the usual price. "
T4G1&if1sR - aiJ-c5 ar7n1
Goerke & &c. are offering women's
hosiery in all of the new celors, as well
as black In a fne quality of Isle
thread. r7Ian f
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WHAT is WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?

r YERE ii a sene on q hot day in August. You can see the suffering
III from the intense heat looking tt h thermometer to find u how man.
- - degrees it registers The artist however, made a funny mistake when
he drew III pctureA IAN ypu tell what is wrong? When you find the answe
fiji ont the coupon below SEND it to Uncle Jack, EVENING STAT, New
ark, N. J. 49, on ~c,.na A3Lh M8 ~ - @. H
NE three girls and three boys who send In the 3neatest correct answers
Ecans have their choice of a. box DE- paints a good book o. a Baseball r. the
writing iE not 1egbie hi coupon viii be reIected.#Unc1ea Jack will pub
uh the ncture of m prize-wmn who cares to send him a photograp h.
m tntypep pictures cannot Be used. 3s9H8i gH%~Ht aJ tNE
ONLY children under Is years of age are eligible tic compete! Be sure to
a two,cents STAMP IN lii envelope TO avod dnay at the potofcef The
Of Tbs price winners will b. ANNOUNCED IN THE EVENING STAR on
Wednesday, August 49, @HasNN eW@ h "2 i' aW
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Bathing and swimming have long
since become popular sports with the
gentler sex, so much 80 that n little
thought is given to the style of dress
milady. will wear, while disporting heT-
self In the water. Not only do the
modes come in for consideration, for
the materials require as, much thought
and study as the details Qf make and
trimming. Fine French serge IS, al
ways popular. as is rajah and taffeta
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ANTICIPATING RELIEF.

1--WE are here. today and gone tomor-
quoted Boreleigh at 11:55,p- m.
EARLY tomorrow, I hope" said Miss
Butte smothering a yawn as she glanced
eagerlyrfa at the clock,-Boston Tran
script. sBE ;s8af ,s,..-E-. asgSFai# asaf-#
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cucumbcrs for the Complexion

Cucumbcrs for the Complexion.
Whatever the effect nf cucumbers il
taken internally, they befriend the COM
plexion when used externally The
value of cucumber creams and lotions
Is well known. but not every woman
is aware that the fresh vegetable IAN
be used with equally good effeet.A ans
II you have cucumbers for a meal,
boil the Feelings. strain and bottle the
Juice. and wash the face with it several
times a day.
If you have more cucumbers than you
wish to eat cut part of n and put In
the. refrigerator. This a be, sliced as
needed and used on the face instead Of
soap = A y gA ri fnEi ~ 8sg73s M
If cucumber is sliced and soaked for
two or four hours in milk 1T is excellent
for sunburn. Battle the face freely with
the liquid and dry carefully with a
soft towel.
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The Eyes In Summer Time
Many persons suffer from %sunburnt
eyes whenever they are exposed any
length Of time to the sun in summer.
To relieve the, pain battle the eyes
freely with hot water. or uss an eye
CUP. In which fs'an~eye wash contain
ing a weak solution Of borecie acid.
In severe cases It may be necessary
to apply cold congresses to the eyes.
Dip a wad OF cotton IN cold water ANA
tie It over the ayes with a piece OF
flannel. Allow 1t to remain until the
eyes feel more. comfortable. Repeat, II
necessary, until the Inflammation Is
49, t A
Bono' &gH kfSh Ngs asnssEn4I9T at
orrfs Powder Not foret hesSlin.
Dear Madame: nj
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TIE E,Oenfn9 Sfar's Cook 4. s.
q '4''''' '' Book and Daily Menu.
ParSnfp Outlets forsfbe Roast Dinner
-r. -e Other 6imeIY Recipes. sI <ss@ II s@ @
BY AUNT MATTY.

serts,i such Z as buildings or. boiled
dumplings, are used in hot weather,
Fthey can be- given a more summary
touch by serving with a fresh fruit
sauce. z8,ssQ a+us lr4 t-4rrae4 titJrr
, Mash a cupful of any kind of fruit.
Strawberries make a delicious sauce
while peaches or apricots are equally
good. .EsfarI4f st.s 9ncr. e
Beat to O thin cream a cup of sugar
and half q cupful of butter and whip
the white of al egg to a stiff froth.
|rl Mix all three ingredients with an egg
heater or perforated wooden spoon I'M
til very light, and serve Immediately.
These berry sauces are also good
when poured . over sponge cake and
used as a dessert. sr4r .s E.,~a.
nHrn - =. rfat.rl
b Parsnip Cgtlet-Slice boiled p~arsnips
lengthwise, and brown them in lard.
after rubbing them with pepper and
salt. When Drowned IN both sides, dip
one side in batter made of egg and
flour, let them brown, not burn, then
dip the other side and brown in the
same manner; spread over them a little
butter, or not, as desired. Serve with
roasts. etc.
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When all was done there stood in the
yard a fowl or mien severe and re-
proachfui eye, stf1l demanding a chance
for vengeance The guardian OF the
brass tinepiece has long since passed
away. but IN a certain countryside they
Still ten Of Cochey' and his burglar
]. v. Harrington IN New York Herald.
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ITins To the HouseMife.

To open windows easily after sticking
with paint, wet weather, etc, brush
over the inside of the frames with ordi-
nary black lead, when they will slide
without the least difficulty. A't @&
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7iot $50
'H % Prunes, 7stewed with lemon iais
Cereal and cream y-tfeE =
Brook Trout, French fried potatoes
Hot mufins Coffee ~
LUNCHEON. ea.ef
Lamb chops Pot roast potatoes
Sliced tomatoes N'
Fruit blanc mango Cold milk
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-riiset "a rs- Clear soup iHess3 sra
Rib roast of beef, Riced potatoes
Parsnip outlets Fried eggplant
Salad of whole tomatoes
Blackberry roll Foam sauce
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-12

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fatironsf that are perfectly cleah-a
thorough wash in soda water insures
't~his-4and when making the starch add
a large pinch of borax, and stir with
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