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wnistcoat DECORATION.

Since all the spring coats are being
made with wastcoats 1t is necessary
to embroider them in a great many
novel and attractive ways, A fayorite
material for the waistcoat is q sort of
fine canvas. which may be easily en-
broidered in solid flowers. 1t is not
necessary to work very large design
or to shape it In any way: merely an
embroidered band down the front uf
the vest is sufficient and it makes
these little affairs very attractive.
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Other LnCCS.

Other laces there We're besides those
mentioned. hut they are mostly copies
Point de France, for instance, was like
poine de venise. Spanish lace was
FLANDERS products. and the latter was
Spanish territory in the sixteenth cen.
tury Point de'espagne was lace in
gold or silver
copy Of an old lace on View at the
museum OF Cluny In Paris, and it was
called cluny for lack of better name.
Tho lace was first made with the nee
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Swiss, Tie short skirt Is trimmed with In
ser,ons OF Irish lace, which also forms tho
narrow square yoke and band on sleeves.
Batste .inedellions cross the tucked yoke,
whiohlls enclosed by pink satin ribbons and
tucked ruffles extending over the shoulder.
sash of the ribbon, caught high In the back.
With long, epds,-.Dress.
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mounted over self-tone satin. Self-tona
.lroadcloth, embroidered in soutache, gives
the surplice effect TO the bodice. S,rhe doen
yoke Of shirres chiffon rises from a vest of
figured net bound with satin and caught
with white satin buttons, The sash Is OF
satin the color of gold and finished With gold
fringe.
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-Tul,EsQ We CARMEN PARTY FROCl<s.
summer gown, Of pink batiste The grace
full skirt is trimmed With insets OF net laee
dyed 10 match the foundation. This same
lace forms the colaress yoke and the tiny
pulled sleeves. The surplice and sash are OF
gray and white striped silk, outlined Win =
tiny shirrng OF gray chiffon, The raised
effect Is given to the hack by this sash.
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Competitive Prlze
est
a prize is offered to the woman who
will submit the best toast--orig iral.
of course--to THE June Bride" Tho
toast must be written In one verse OF
four lines. The winner will receive
a check for 81.
prize OF 81 is also offered the
woman sending in the best toast to
",rbe Man Know Best" the toast to
be .sritten In one verse that shall not
exceed four or eight lines. Contest
closes IN each instance on Friday,
June 18th. BY way of Illustration, a
few toasts are appended lere:
TO Cupid.
Here's to wine when it's red.
Here's to wine when It's yellow.
But the wine of all wines is that dis
titled
BY cupid--sly little fellow!
Dolly Dalrymple SO Madison Avenue.
New York, NJ y.
Here's to you two and to we two:
II you two love we two.
As we two love you8two,
.vbnn here's to we four.
But IL you two don't love we two
AS we two love you two.
rbon here's 10 we two and no more.
Mrs. II. Nj. Austin, Fairfax. Mo.
Here's to the tears Of affection. May
they crystalline as they fall and be-
come pearls, in after years. In memory
of those whom We have loved.
when food you've none. Just grit your
teeth and meet 1T;
When you have food Just grit your
lron,ed from ST Louis Republic.o
"ueres TO woman. lovely woman:
,.,e cling to her good op,Ilon Of.
herself and u.s."
1Ie-e.s ,o our wives. who fill our lives
WIN little bees and honey:
,rha,, hraak ,ife.s shocks--they mend
o,r socks.
gut don't they spend the money!
Through the teeth
And mast the gums
And By the lungs.
Look out. stomach.
Here IL comes.
,y.,,, ~ our better halves,
W. ,econcile us TO our proper quar-
ters.
.ucre.s to YOU; there's no one like
,.o,, and no one likes you better
Yea Kill me dead and cover me deep.
Where never soul discovers
~ ,ho aarIinees. tomb of lovers.
Joaquin Miller.
ns,r Editor: NV little boy wishes. e
80 peter pan party. How shall
for II. and how should the
t...,,.tJors be written?
L. NJ S.
VT tho prests 10 come representing
~ the characters In Peter Pan.
mink YOU will find this very anus
irp Have pillow dance IKE tha'
given by Peter In the play; ask SOM
one TO sing sally IN our A,ies :,
49,, storv for the amusement
s,,i,ar.n In Never. Never Land
OF Ihe sh. .,..,a,, NAV read.
the insi'asio ..pet 'e Pan
~, ,Ia,sure ~ the compan,
of all those who never "'sh 70
grow old. in Never, Never Lana.
Mt the storytelling hour
IS o,clocl)
yenay
,a,, story. dane
Only those VINO eau -, pec, I'D ),
a dance or sing sons are sN pss
,.,.,..
.tans changed in style from those
, ,.e.'s 1nnee G. D. P.
las, fluctuations have no
WeoalHs tron, those OF las
changed IN s'sie 5000 on Mai,
June. They are enssasea a or
duh white paper. with no o.eo.
- any kind. They are incloseo
a,1e, envelopes, upon which Is place
aSeent STAMP. and mailed two Q
,,,aal.s before the wedding. IL
three weesa 49,, ths marriage cere
reception ioiioM invitatlon Il
mony. small caros " - ,,,,,h IN
this function may be tnclosen ,.,,at;on
bone wedding are answered a
NAV C
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Competitive Prize
est

a prize is offered to the woman who
will submit the best toast-original
of course--to THE June Bride" Tho
toast must be written In one verse Of
four lines. Tho winner will receive
a check for 81.
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Here's to the tears Of affection. May
they crystalline as they fall, and be-
come pearls. In aftef years. in memory
of those whom We have loved.
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evenings,
The modern society woman always
must he groomed She always must
be smiling, for she must be popular,
and the woman who forsets to smile
soon becomes forgotten. She must he
always ready to assist a pet charity,
She must be sympathetic Her house
and table appointments must be per-
feet. Her children must no we'll man
inered, She must he tactful. for wlth-
out tact her social position would be
unassured. She must have taste. and
with2all this she must understand hus-
mess and managing,
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chino that operated sin needles at
once After some time his invention
was recognized and the lacemaklng of
the world was arranged on a different
basis,
.NlnsG' 10 n Thousand Things.
A 5woman's daily program is headed
She must do this and she must do that,
and things follow. each other in such
rapid succession that (hc scarcely has
breakfast is followed (S correspond
4encc which mus, be attended to-, ana
this sets the day goinA There are
servants to command, dllssmaklng to
take UP her time, teas and receptions
ITO I'LL In the aftsrnoons.( dlnnera and
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when food you've none. Just grit your
teeth and meet 1t;
When you have food just grit your
teeth and eat 1t.
-fcopied from st. Louis Repubiic.o
Mrs. Jeff McCune. Bowling Green. Mo
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Here's to our better halves,
Who reconcile US TO our proper quar-
ters.
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Yea. Kill me dead and cover me deep.
Where never soul discovers
Deep in your heart. to sleep. 20 Steep
In the darIingest tomb of lovers,
Joaquin Miller.
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An Affinity DRESSER.
The woman OF to-day, in order Ia
be strictly up 10 date. must be az
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Question: What is "Pomril"? Cal
be gotten in the United States?

Answer: 1t is a pure apple juice.
free from alcohol. and is made in Ger-
many, the principal factory being lo-
Gated in Mannheim. The beverage has
had a large sale in Europe and South
to the United states. In making POM
I'll" dried chopped apples are soaked
for twelve hours in water. which Il
then drainedsoffs and sterilized by heat
ing. This part of heSprocess is SO:
cret. but 1t Is similar to that used
by Pasteur. After the sterilization thf
Juice is put in bottles which have beer
steriized, after which carbonic actd
gas is added and the bottles sealed. y
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Here's to you two and to we two:
II you two love we two.
As we two love you8two,
Then here's to we four.
But IL you two don't love we two
AS we two love you two.
Then here's TO we two and no more
Mrs. Il. Nj. Austin, Fairfax, Mo-
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Correspondence, Questions.
and Answers /. !.
Request: Kindly tell me how Merry
Widow" hearts should be made.

B. G. N.
Rply: Take one cnpful of sugar,
two eggs, ono tablespoonful OF butter
one cupfu1 of milk, one-half teaspoon
full of salt, four cupfuis OF flour. four
tenspoonfuls OF baking powder, one
half cupful Towle's maple syrup and
one-half cupful OF sugar. First boil
when dropped In cold water, 1t makes
a soft ball. Then take off the stove
and beat until thick ard creamy. Stand
the pan in warm water until needed.
Beat the eggs light. then add sugar.
salt and milk. Beat thoroughly. put
ting in the melted butter and lastly,
the baking powder and flour, until It
forms an easily worked dough. Roll
out and cut into hearts one-quarter OF
an inch thick. Now mix q heaping
Tablespoonful OF flour In cup with
enough milk to form a smooth paste.
Take two Of the hearts and put the
milk paste around the edge Of one. In
the centre Of the other place one tea.
spoonful OF maple cream; press the
two hearts together so that the paste
will make them stick together. Heat q
kettle OF lard five inches deep. and
drop the hearts in. AS soon as they
rise to the top turn them over with q
wire egg whip. When brown turn
again. Then lit and roll in pow.
dered sugar.
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Here's to you: there's no one lfk'
yoti and no one likes you better
than l.
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The Newest Styles.

The Newest Styles
striped wells are having a wondar-
MANY Of the smartest new linen
waists show a tiny hit of color IN
eprays embroidered between tucks ana
plaits.
yonnr people's shoes; sunmetal Is the
selection for the elder ones.
Blue is unauestionably the fashlon-
able color OF the season. and comes In
such number OF shades that all may
ind a suitable selection.
The one feature that almost all the
new coats have In common is the semi !
fitted cloak and cutaway effect that
has thousand different variations,
Nothing could be more cool and daln-
IT, for a hot summer morning than one
nj the new nschu frocks that ave being
made in such numbers for seashore
wear.
Dull blue. dull green. and violet
That sympa thetic color--ar ire most often
used In touches OF embroidery. EN-.
brodcred dots OF various sizes are
lgainSa much liked feature, but the en-
broidery runs towards delicacy5 rathol
thAn elaboration, M ga
Tha touches Of subdued or vivid col
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10 Cupid,

Here's to wine when it's red.
Here's to wine when It's yellow.
But the wine of all wines is that dis
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By Cupid--siy little fellow!
Dolly Dalrymple, SO Madison Avenue
New York, N. y.
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to be given IN honor or June Drldef
II. A. w.
Answer: Use rose contest soms-
thing like this:
What rose should be summed? Wild.
What rose is,a beverage? Tea.
What. rose is the name OF. a coun-
try! La France
What rose adorns best dining
room table? Damask.
What rose is n perfume? Musk.
What rose Is military title and q
boys name? Marechal Mel.
What rose should be handled with
| gloves. Briar.
What rose is the principal feature
of a wedding? Bride.
| What rose Is wanderer? Rambler.
| What rose is best known to ancients?
\ Hundred Leaf.
What roses were famed in history9
Red and White.
What rose should Americans honor
most? American Beauty.
/ What rose Is a vegetable? Cabbage.
What rose is the wife Of a Presi-
dent? Martha Washington.
What rose should be venerated?
i Moss.
Have all your decorations "couleur
/ dc rose and numerous bowls OF roses
4 placed everywhere. Serve chocolate
with whipped cream tinted pink: sand
witch rolls tied with pink ribbon; cakes
with pink icing; bonbons and ice cream
In the shape OF roses, and have a real
there is to be a shower for a BRIDE
elect or small bon voyage" gifts or
letters for the traveller. have them in
u large paper rose which will open
4 when a pink robbon is pulled by tho
4 guest OF honor.
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Dear Editor: Ny little boy wishes TO :,
have a peter Pan party. How shan
7 arrange for 1t. and how should the
Invitations be written?
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"uere's TO woman. lovely woman:
may sic cling to her good opinion OF
herself and u.s."
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a prize OF 81 is also offered the
woman sending In the best toast to
".rbe Man Know Best" the toast to
be .sritten In one verse that shall not
exceed four or eight lines. Contest
closes IN each instance on Friday.
June 18th BY way of illustration, a
few toasts are appended here,
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Question: Can you tell me OF an ap-
propriate game to play at rose party
to be given in honor OF June bride7
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desires to wear a Dutch neck and Is
prevented from following her wish by
a discolorcd and yellow neck and
throat? F. T. X. 4
Answer: would. if I Were you. try
a lemon bath. Take a lemon and slicB
Add teaspoon Of borax. Let the water
cool When lukewarm sponge your
neck with 1t Do not expose your neck
to the sun for at least an hour aftat
sponging it with the lemon.
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Request. 1 am anxious to give
friend of mine who Is to be married q K
china shower, and l don't quite unier-
stand how am to do 1t unless you
Will come to my assistance and give
me one or two practical suggestions
N. D.. ". M
Reply: For a china shower the ta-!
bile eentreplece should sbe made OF sum-
sner flowers. Above the table suspend
a pretty while parasol or a Japanese
umbrella. with several small Japanese
umbrellas (doll size) attached to IL.
each with name card tied to the
handle, Each guest should be request
cd to write an Appropriate sentiment
and send With her gift the day hefore
Fill n large Japanese umbrella with
confetti and ,puffed rice, tying the rihs
1t In the doorway. Have the .brtde-to-
he stand under this and tell her to-
unite the broad white ribbon, This
will release the ribs and She will re-
cieve q liberal shower ~ gay confetti
.ents begins, Have the bride hunt fos
great amusement by having the .pres7s
places. Have some OF tho parcels ~
livered to her by messenger, Plaza
ono or two In her Hat others In Hen
wrap, and 50 forth Plenty OF other3
amusenents will he found in readIiiEs
tho sentiments and admlring the Isl ftg.s
IA unique way OF giving bread and 10 ut-S
Ter plates and CAPS and saucers ~ w
use them on the luncheon tab lie. ssa
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Here's to our wives. who I'LL our lives
with little bees and honey:
They break life's shocks--they memo
our socks.
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o,l,, those WHO can tell story, dance
dance. or sing a song are expected.

EDITOR OF woman's Page: Are onl-o'-
aaar weddings to be popular this sum. n,
n,ar? Where should refreshments my, %
most appropriately served at suen
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03
WARNER WEATHER PREDICTED.

Denver. Dec. 3 -Frozen Denver
found considerable relief in the sun
shine Of yesterday, which forced the
temperature up to so shortly after
noon. The mercury then began to
drop until 1t went below the freezing
line before dark. but showed no ten
dency to tumble down almost into the
thermoter bulb, as it did Tuesday
night.
Loccal Foreoaster Brandenburg, =
quite confident, after scanning reports
from different sections of the west.
that the backbone of the cold snap Is
broken and that much warmer wealth
er is to follow today. There may be
II little snow. he says. but not enough
to interfere with the scalping of the
Carlisle Indians Saturday by tho Dem
yer university football braves.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03
TEMPORARILY CLOSED.

At q conference between the men,
bers of the board of education and
Superintendent Thompson Tuesday
night, 1t was decided to dismiss the
teachers and pupils at the Washington
school building Till Monday morning
December l4th, in order to permit the
constr uction of new hue, rendered
necessary by the unfortunate occur
repce there a few DAYS ago. To make
up for the loss Of time which the
improvements will entail the teachers
and pupils will be denied the usual
Easter vacation, although they are to
be given the customary christmas
holidays. Canon Record.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03

TO make the heart Of any human turn
slck. Doc would be killed and their
fawn would be left to be devoured by
tther wild animals. Hunters In the
name of sport would shoot fawn so
small that they could carry them
away from the slaughter ground In
paper sack. Others would be wounded
and left to the mercy Of the wild an
imAls.
"There Is hardly one man In a
Thousand whom does not inwardly re-
sent the shooting of deer, an elk, a
doe or q fawn. "Mr. Whitehead
aud the game commissioner believe
that IL the season was kept closed the
year around and heavy sentence at
tached including q penitentiary sen.
tence for the killing Of these animals
It would only be snort time until
herds of them could be seen from the
ear windows and in this way they
would prove greater attraction to
Colorado than does the hunting OF
them at the present time.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03
BIDS WANTED.

Bids will be received by the city
council Of Florence. Colo. up to 8
p. III. Of Monday, Dec. lIth, 1908. for
the construction of superstructure
OF a bridge on East Second street and
the removal and re-erection OF part of
the old structure on East Fifth street.
city OF Florence. Plans and speciti-
cati ns for the work may be seen u,
the Office OF the city clerk. All bids
must be accompanied by u certified
check for 1900, payable to the city
treasurer. The successful bidder
will be requested to furnish boads
satisfactory to the city council IN n
sum equal to the cost OF construction.
All bidders will state the time for
commencement. and the time for
completion Of said work. The council
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
MAMIE WOODS.
1857 City Clerk.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03
WANTS nEw CANE LAW.

A olosed ssason tho year around on
deer. elk. mountain sheep and all
harmless animals is going to be asked
for by the Humane society aud the
game and nsh department Of Colorado
before the coming Legislature.
Secretary Whitehead and the game
commissioner are both Of the opinion
that live harmless animals are Of
greater value to the state than are
their dead carcases. At the present
time there is an open season for the
killing Of doc and fawn. The season
lasts fifteen days. The game officials
say: ''This year the slaughter was
something frightful. 1t was enough
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03

YOU are ambitious and possess at
least an average amount of tact and
perseverance,. Therefore, we want
you and will pay you s75 month for
taking only four orders day You
can earn big income. We furnish
all supplies free. Write today to.
MANAGER, p. o. Box 1850. New
York City. 74-9i
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GribuneELas5Hd5
" AN 60

Wanted-Horses for pasture; good
Gramma grass. spring water. salt.
shelter and best of care. Terms are
reasonable, and pasture close to Flor
ence. Hoffman Bros. Phone Black
573> 40tf
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03
For Eczema, letter and Salt
Rhcum.

The intense itching halacteristic
OF these ailments ia almost instantly
Allayed by ChAmberlAin's Salve.
Many severe cAses have been cured
BY 1t. For salo " Daniels Drug
otofe. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03

For Sale-Cedar wood cut in stove
lengths, 81 90 per load. Phone
East 49, 74-79x
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03

Wanted-Private boarders by day or
week. No small children. Mrs.
J. II. Morris, 1872 West Fifth street.
81 62xtf
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Personal Paragraphs
Night Marhsal Kelley wa. tran.

l ~SOSASy
acting business In Portland this At
ternoon.
Richard Evans, one Of the mine
bosses at the Garfield mine at Coal
Greek, was in the city this afternoon.
Miss Madge Wills left for Pueblo
today where she will visit friends fol
q few days and witness Ben Hur to.
night.
Mrs. Avery Lavitt returned yes.
terday from salida whore she has
been spending the past week with a
brother.
Mrs Span. formerly Of Florence,
but now OF Chandler, was in the city
today calling on friends and purohas.
ing Christmas goods.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Thomas re-.
turned this afternoon on No from
q short visit with Mr.. Thomas pa
rents at Glenwood Springs.
Little Alice Lee. daug hter of S.
W Lee. has been indisposed for the
past few days with a severe cold
and unable to attend school.
H W. Gsddy. this morning re-
ceived letter from his old home
which stated that his father has lust
suffered his third stroke of paralysis
and is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mellor. who
formerly conducted the Florence
Rooming House, were in Flore nee to-
day from Goal Greek, where they re-
Gently moved.
The girls Of the High school are
arranging to give Leap Year ball
in the State Bank block tomorrow
night and heir fortunate guests are
looking forward to a good time.
"A. g. Livings, Of the Majestic
theatre has had his picture machine in
operation since Monday night, the
break down Of last Saturday night
causing no delay Of the show this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. II. Hughes
| were summoned to Pueblo today to
the bedside Of their daughter Annie.
who is seriously i'll at her home in
that city. At this writing very little
hope is held out for her recovery
Peter Tonso has returned from a
trip to the Spalding gold camp in
Custer county and reports eighteen
inches Of snow In that vicinity. He
also states that the cattlemen are
gathering in their stock from the
range to prevent suffering.
Henry Deter and M. R. wag.
goner started for Hardscrabble thi.
morning on a rabbit hunt and Just
four hours from the time OF theil
departure they returned to Florence,
1t is reported, with tho scalps OF
thirty six rabbits dangling from theil
belts.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Sanford ant
Mrs. SIS father, George Proctor, ant
Miss Mary Kansnseafl. of Carson
City, Michigan, arrived for a visi
with tlieir old time neig ghbors, II. W
Gaddy and family. They have de
cided to make their home here ant
have rented house In west Florenc,
DR.. J. W. Rambo. Of Portland, &C
, companied by Chauncey Morse Of the
Portland Cement Works. were in the
city this morning. They came u,
from the cement town in the doctor
auto. and Mr.. Morse returned HON
on No. 10 and the former gentleman
J went on to Canon where he had som
business to transact.
Word received from Chas. Nc
! Cool who is now located in San Lui
Opisbo, California, states he IL con
sidering All offer to 20 to Honolulu
! but has not definitely decided to 20
.. He also states that Homer Ride ar
rived In California and IL now com
! fortably located at San Luis Opisb
Boone Cameron, brother In lay
of Mrs. W. II. Harvey Of this cit,
, WAS operated on this morning at
SAlida hospital for appendicitis. Mr.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03
70 RENT

ti3.A 40 Florence to Chicago Interna.
tional Live Stoc. association. dates of
sale Nov. 30. 80. Dec. !. 9, Z and
Final return limit. Dec. l2th. Con-
tinuous passage same. Route both
directions an
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03

Salesman Wanted to represent us, ex
peiienoe unnecessary. s75 TO $50.
per month and expenses or commits
sion. Yale Cigar Co. indianapolis,
Ind.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-03

Gall for fresh fruits at McCaudless'
1881