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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14
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Marriage of the~Operas.
Who were the bride and groom?
What was the bride called from
the circumstances of her wedding?
;;;::; The R s,, way. Girl
AT m @aat sor. OF parry e o Mas sheS Ball
He went as a minstrel. What was
She he we enlea as an Austrian peasant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Bohemian Girl
At the wedding what Spanish girl
was maid of honor? .....-... Carmen
What noted Swiss was best man? 49,,
What two ladies were bridesmaids?
Lucia di Lammermoor and Linda
di Chamouni
What four Germans were the ush-
Faust. Tannhaeuser and siegfried
What noted person from nN 5aD Hs'ss SSs
vbaf were the wedding bells c cniied? ka''
What Ship did they take for their
wedding trip" ........ II. M. S; Pinafor5
When on the VOYAGE CIV, VINO ca az ,,oa
What virtue sustained them in cap.
WHAT uf'' dark ,coompexiohed gentlemen -,
'es'us' poets and Authors.
Very fast indeed ................... Swift
Worn on the head ................. HOO
\ dismal color .................'.'.. 15 Ii
Frozen ram !idN
Private dwellings .................. Holrne<
Not far distant ...............'..i, M; ny.
Well learned .................... Thoreat
A breakfast dish .:.........;;...: Bacoi,
The value of word 1885,. Wordswort,
A worker in precious metal Goldsmith
Small talk and large weight Chattertol
A young domestic animal ........ Ma, Lam
4 fuel and a chain of hills :. Coleridg'
The jolly author ...........".:; Merrimai
The married author .......... Mark fwsiF
rho ,,nrertain author - Mabif
The Inspiring author ................ Hop
The keen author .............".....c Snarl
The brutal author x:::.'....... p Savag.
The result Of curling irons ...... Burns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14

New York city spends annually on
the education of its children IS for each
tnhabitant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14

Caused d WcdkucSS
and broken. down
condition bf the
system. I read 50
much of
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
had done for other
suffering women !
felt sure it would
helpme, andI must
say it did help me
wonderfully. My
pains all left me, /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14

Miss Edith Tobitt, Librarian Of the
omaha (Neb.} library, has just been
aecfed member of the board of
rustees OF the American Library as
ISOLATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14
Three Guessing Contests.
Mems Wiv

The guessing contests given below will
be of value to those who are planning q
simple entertainment:
Mems Wives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-14
WANTS HER
[ LETTER
!. PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, Mimi was great
sufferer from female troubles which
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
ANNA GABERCENTER
OF FRESH SCENE
Mother Faints at Court Hearing,
Sister Goes Into Mysteries and
Father Sets Up Howl.

The contest over the guardianship
of Anna Gaber the .o.year-old daugh-
ter of Peter Gaber. OF No. 40 Twenty.
eighth-st. which caused a scene In
the probate court Wednesday. was
The occasion OF another commotlon
Thursday noon. during which the aged
mother collapsed ana one of the sis
ters had Mysteries. When the father
saw his wife collapse he. too. set up
a howl. and il required the efforts OF
several deputies 10 restore order.
The girl Anna. was taken from her
home by the ) T. c. C. on the ground
that her father drank. and did not
properly support his family. Why
Anna was picked out. when there are
several younger children in the family.
has not been explained Anna WIS
placed IN the home OF T. u. Mcmillan
at No. lJ23 f'iftcenthst., to work, ana
the Gabcrs claim this is merely a
move to get her work for nothing
On the stand Anna testified that her
family was cruel TO her. The cruelty
she said. consisted OF "hollerng" at
her She said that her father was
drunk the greater part of the time.
and quarrcled aud fought with her
brothers.
The members OF the family claim
they did not know that a Mrs. Phelps
had been appointed guardian for the
girl until one of the sons came home
from Chicago. He learned OF il. and
at once began proceedings 10 get
Anna back
Al noon when court was adjourned
until O'Clock. and Anna left the
court room with Mrs Mcmillan, the
family thought they were losing her
for good Mrs Gaber fell with
scream. and this WAS a signal for the
other Gabcrs TO weep and scream. the
noise attracting spectators from all
over the building. Deputies rushed
Anna into the sherff's private Office
and friends carried Mrs Gabcr into a
room. where she was with difficulty
revived
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
SPEAKER CANNON WALLOPS
INSURGENTS BELOW BELT
Takes Away All Committee Rooms
and They Have No Place To
Plan His Downfall.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.--The insur-
gents accuse Uncle Joe" Cannon OF
striking them another blow beneath
the belt RE has taken away all the
committee rooms from them and now
they have no place in which to hold
the meetings to plan the speaker
downfall. AS a result the insurgents
Will meet Saturday night in the office
of Rep. Hubbard. Of Iowa.
Until the insurgents began To in
sure some of them were chairmen of
committees and were therefore pro-
Nidcd with fine offices containing long
tables and many chairs. For instance
Fowler. OF New Jersey. was chairman
OF the banking and currency commit
tee. and Cooper, OF Wisconsin. was at
the head of the insular affairs commit
tee. during the siXtieth congress be.
fore they became insurgents Now
the Offices they have over in the big
white building south Of the capitol are
just about large enough for a good
sized man To turn completely around
ia without knocking over his clerk
and desk.
III even Il quorum Of the 30 insur-
gents attend the Saturday night meet
ing Hubbard will be obliged 10 eitfeS
build a gallery around the top of his
room or pile his friends in horizontally.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
WANTS BOND ISSUE FOR
WATERWAY IMPROVEMENTS
Secretary Nage Says War Depart
ment Should Be Held Response
BILE For Development.

WASHINGTON. Dee 9.-Declaring
NtEcmcntly that the Pork barrCi'
plan had not been the basis of wator-
way appropriate in congress In the
past and defending the committee on
rivers and harbors. OF which he WAS
a member in the house for ii years
Senator Burton Of Ohio today divided
the honors at the National Rivers a1i
fiarbors congress with Sccretary Of
Commerce and Labor Nagel.
The Ohio senator avoided all men.
ton Of the plan To issue bonds.
Naeel came ont strongly in it's favor
la almost direct opposition 90 the posi-.
ton taken by President Taft yestrr.
day.
I'VE have come 10 the point where
We recognize that the aid Of The ma
ticEal government is essential 10 Tie
Development Of our waterways" SAID
NSgel. The war department ough to
he made responsible for river and
h8rbor development
after defending congress from the
accusation that il had been stidgy in
the development of waterways, Sell
ator Burton declared that there hOuid
be- some way OF preventing railroads
from securing control OF competing
water lines
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
saIoonkeeper Won't Have Lawyer.

Alex Stcmpien. salOonkcepor at No.
LC,ei4HeF-f.F 81 EE..Ii t-efi-tfialEF htif1-
day. before Judge Phelan on the
charge of keeping his saloon open on
sunday, Sept -. lie had no attor-
ncy Stenpien is unable to taik
English. ard knows noting about the
processes of law. He WAS told OF the
serious nature of the charge under
the now liquor law, which provides
that two convictions put Il man out
OF the saloon business.
He explained that he had paid ~
attorney TO represent him at his police
examination. and thought that the Ice
was COR defending the whole case lie
said ne wouldn't pay another cent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
BOY FATALLY BURNED
HUNTING FOR NICKEL
Couldn't Sleep Without It, and Secured
Candla to Aid In the
Search

PIlLNDELPlllA Dec. 9--l'nable TO
20 Ia sleep until he should ind the
nickel hc had lost. Svcarold Israel
Slowdinshy ot 2l2 Cmponter-st.. set
nre 60 ms ulehtgowu with candle
and was fatally burned
Ills parents entertained callers. and
one ct them CAV" a scent piece To
tne little fellow lie ran Co the Kitchen
~ show his prize to another member
CT The family bat at the threshold
Tipped and fell to tho tloor, dropping
the coin he looked around. and could
not fnd H. and when his bedtime
came. the older folk would not let
MIN look ans longer
Israel waited until the family was
aslcop. ana then got ont of bed and
Shtng q candle. tptood downstairs.
drausht blew the candle flame
against ls gown, and in an instant
Va was ohlalc His father answering
the screams. found the child rolin Z
on the floor He pat out the fire and
thcn carried the sufferer 10 Mount
sinai hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
BARCR0FT's STORY
IS C0RROb0RATEO
Attorney Webster Gets Affidavits
Supporting Claim That Appraisal
Experts Were Tempered With.

Attorney Clyde !. Webster, who was
instructed by the executive commit
tee of the committee of fifty 10 invcs
tigate the charges that d. L. r. Off
Gals had attempted TO tamper with the
experts employed 10 make an APP
pralsal Of the physical property of the
Detroit United railway. has secured
two atIidayits tending to bear out tins
charge lie will visit the other ex-
perts mentioned within few days.
Their viii De no move made until
! have seen every one of Engineer
Barcrofts men ~ ho are said to have
been approached stated Webster
Thursday morning II already have
some afiidayts but | wish TO get all the
aiIidavits before going any farther"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
DENIES MOTHER
WAS A SUICIDE
Mrs. Pearl Benson, Defendant in
Divorce Suit, Is Victim of Pitiless
discrimination.

Did nor your mother commit sui
eide becnlsc OF her grief over the
manner lH which y0u liyed?'
This was one of The question put 10
Mrs. Pewi BENSON. Thursday morn
lns. during the progress OF a mcrciless
et' ss'cNamination In Judge Mnriin :
court. whore She H. defending the suit
Tor dNOrc" brought 10y her husband.
clifford Benson. head barber IN th"
Oriental hotel henson charges his
Nile with scrions impropricties.
Mrs. Benson denied that her mother
rad taken her own HE. but admitted
that she dicd suddenly at noon whiic
the TWO were together
Was not your mother grieved over
The way you lived? She was then
asked.
She was grieyed over the way I
nd 10 i've, CUUUUUTCd Tne wTrHc5s
CltYeriy.
Mrs. Benson made no denial oi ner
husbands charge thai she was pics
81 up by 4 policeman ON Champl1m
So, IN company with John Williams.
Dul said that there was no wrong in
nat. Just how She happened to be-
n that part OF tho city at that hour
II the night with man other than
her husband, she did not explain
The custody OF q small child is I'm"
object for which the parents are
hitting, and The husband is trying to
how that his wife is not proper.
person To have the child The lutte
arr has been for several m0ntns with
he. grandmother the mother If the
husband Fine witness said that If the
cLild remained there she would be-
brought mp an ATHEIST
/ have heard Airs. Henson say sew
rral times that She did not believe
in a God The wife testified
AZ this testimony Tie elder Mrs
BENSON ami nef daughters, gave nm.
mistakablc signs OF anger aud some
one Missed That's lie"
In her direct testimony Mrs Ben
isor said thai her husband WAS 4
Gambler. and did not support her
properly she admitted serving aa a
corset model a her husband charg
ga but said She did ID 10 earn monc..
and chat her husband knew " her
employment She also admitted has
iu this work She wore thin silk
gown and tha men acted rs iiiters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

ACCEPTS PORT HURON CALL.
Rev. w. j. Campbell TO Become Pastor
Of Congt euattonal Church There.

The Rev William H. Cam hell. as
.,stant pastor Of The First congrega-
tiGual church, has accepted % call to
the First Conversational church OF
Port Huron. and will assume his duties
i'm the new field shortly after the FIRST
OF the year
Mr. Campbell and the Rev .. G..
Atkins pastor OF the Detroit church.
tCTpoCr To Iinish thCir iabOTS hero Hr
the same time Both will say their
fOrewcHs. according TO presentp,ans.
on the first SUNDAY In January. The
congregation has not decided ON sue
cessor for either as yet. and Mr.. Camp
bells resignation has not even been
acted on.
Pastor Campbell is graduate of
Harvard and came TO the First church
a year ago last June. directly after his
graduation Tire Port Huron church
vas organized in 1870 and has n mem
hership ol ZOO II was once known all
over the country rs the church of Dr.
Ross. who was the author OF many re-
GgiOuc works.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
EMPLoYE GONE. CASH DITTO.
Baker William n. Mcdonald Is Stung
For $40.

Called suddenly from his akeshop
~ No "a Michigan-ave "A day or
fNo ago by the sudden death OF his
brother. William a. Mcdonald hurried
Jycr To the stricken home in his work
Inc clothes. leaving his street clothes.
containing about $ll0 in currency.
hanging in the shop In the excitement
II the moment. II did not occur to Mr.
Mcdonald that nc was taking any risk
but he rcckOucd without The new baker
he had engaged only hat morning
When Mr. Mcdonald returned 20 the
hop hc found thai the new baker had
disappeared So had the $40 from the
pocket of his street trousers The
police are now seeking the baker. but
Mr. Mcdonald has given up all hope
~ ever seeing the cash again re-
ports have reached tho ueighhorhuod
If "A bihuloU- baker. with pockets hulg.
ing with coin, cutting big swath ia
certain srclious of the downtown dis
-trict and having the time OF his l.fe.
Al last reports he was stii az large
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Saw vouno Hefferman Injured.

Z i. Greasy telephoncd Tie Times
Thursdl, morning that he was Wit
ness OF ,hc accident i'm which lGycaI.
old Ralph licncfman Was injured. but
The details of which the victims father
was unable 20 learn Mr. Cressy says
vnung Bcncrman was struck b. an
auto IN front at Sicyers a Erdman's
,blishmeuf CA Jciferson-aye. He
think, The hos had inst stepped of a
street car Whcn run down. The auto.
which was running az a terrific rate
of apeed. contained three men. SAYS
the pye-Wi t9eSs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Two Killed l. puel-

KANSAS CITY Moa Dec g.
harl"s @ lukens -, a deputy
7trrrff w r-tttttfty H;rft~'t-'.
and Charles 4 Galloway, an cleo.
ttician. Eosodale Kansas, are dead,
GLOWING an attempt TO arrest Gallo
Aay and a pitched battle with OF
ncors in Kansas city, Kan Galloway
who has ben ia Fort Worth, Texas
tm some time returned TO- ROscdale
yesterday During his absence his
wife had sued him for divorce. Lux
ems went 10 Galloway home TO
serve the papers in Tho divorce
.CIlnn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
GIVE DEED FOR LAND AT FLATS.

LANSING Mich. Dee 9.-The =:
clair Flats commission mas instructed
and Commits Toner Russell go issue
inc first certificate Tor land AT tho
FLATS claims nave boon on fle since
the FIRST of the month Attorney. Ger.
eral Bird suggested that the commits
sion refuse 40 ,iye a decd ~ the prop
erty but the m1mbets OF the comm 3.
sion turned down the Hugee3tion The
commission is uNiou9iy awaiting tha
rex! step Joy Tho attorney general.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
rhIlhr.n IrefhInr.

Mrs winslo~'s Sooth;ns syrup has
been ..sed for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOTHES the
CHILD. .SOFTENS the GUMS. ALI.AYs
an PAIN CURES WIND collie, and IA
by Druggists In every part of the
world. Re sure and ask for Mrs. Win
slows Soothing syrup" and take no
other kind. Twenty five cents a bottle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
FOUND FROZEN IN CAR.
Man Unconscious and in Serious Con
dition: Rushed TO Hospital.

a young man. believed to be EN-
pioycd either by che Rands Manufac-
turing Co. No. 60 FOrt-st east. or
by Roehl Bros. carriage agents, was
found unconscious and seriously froz-
en- in freight car in the Grand
Trunk yards. near the Brushst. depot
Thursday afternoon. and hurried 10 St
Marys hospital The man had oecn
assisting in the unloading OF the ear
for the Rands company by the carr
are concern aud had remained IN the
car awaiting the return OF the truck
for another load
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
ONE DEAD IN FIRE.
Flames in Utica. Ohio, Cause Loss
Of 10000.

UTICA, Ohio, Dec. 9.-Fire which
started at go this morning in the
kitchen Of the Vance hotel. wiped out
the business section of this village.
causing a loss of 100000 and SO badly
burning Ed. Daum Of Lancaster. thar
he died at o'clock
Mrs Wheeler, wife of the hotel pro
prietor, and Miss Minnie Hayes, an
employee. escaped death by sliding
down an iron post supporting the
hotel porch.
Nine business places and three res.
dcnces were destroyed The loss Is
estimated at $50 5000 The Citizens
Telephone exchange was burned TO the
ground.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Better Hosiery
AT a Saving
~ NRor rns f1lu 10 m t4oNt kXcA

We can well afford TO make low
prices on Hosiery of every kind as
iobbers' and the dealers Iau ger
Worlds Star Knit Goods direct
from the Mill. and have the mills
FUN line To select from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10

What this means
YOU will not fully
understand until
you compare our
goods and prices
with others. We
invite this com
parisOn-it will
bring YOU back
To Us. and the
satisfactory quail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
satisfactory quail

tiles of the Hosiery will continue
to bring yon back whenever Hos
iery is wanted It's worth your
trial
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-12-10
Shoes that bring good cheer

for bad weather
wear. is shown i'm
this cut. It's our
style E-357S: is
made in either Tan
OF Black Oiled
Leather. has heavy
sole aud very com
Portable shape. Ask
for this style I'm
our big, convenient
Mems Section. Main
Floor. Price
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
THE EVENING STORY

was pokinC Idly among the grottoes.
whom an enormous, hideous tentacle
emerged. followed by another and an
other. And finally a vile, wrfthing
thing lay squirming before me. with
eight horrible arms radiating from a
central nucleus, from which two glossy
green eyes glared at me viciously.
Even though the monster was slug
eish from its horrible meal. only my
cane saved me. ! cannot tell my sen
sations as ! fought that battle for life
When ] had recovered my senses the
octopus lay dead at my feet"
The. octopus?' cried Greene.
Yes, said the doctor 'Lal Chun.
dra had conveyed il thither, knowing
that It would seclude itself in the grot-
toes. 4 few days of abstinence from
foOd-and II was ready 90 devour the
first victim that entered
In that case YOU must absolve the
asclepters from blame. ! know OF
other stories however-but there's the
luncheon bell.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
DEATH IN THE GREENHOUSE
BY Harold Carter.

SO far from being our prey said
the doctor. laying down the law in the
Anglo.lndians club, the vegetable
world wages incessant war with us
and frequently wins The germs OF
smallpox, scarlet fever and other ~
motto diseases are minute fungi. yege-
table parasites. not animal. -
But. doctor said Greene. you
were saying that certain plants exist
which are capable Of Selling man in
their tentacles and literally sucking
the life out of him | have read Of
such in sensational fiction, but in real
life"
DO YOU remember the death of Col.
Fitzpatrick" asked the doctor quietly.
We all remembered how the colonel
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03

had fallen into the miniature pond in
his greenhouse probably during an
apoplectic attack, and was found
drowned
Drowning was not the cause of
death said the doctor Now that
these years have elapsed ! may per
haps aCquaint you with as horrid a
murder as has ever been planned.
Lal Chundra'' gasped Greene.
Yes. said the doctor slowly. He
had been appointed by the anarchist
committee 10 secure the colonel :
death All this came out afterward.
Hat as the evidence OF accidental death
was positive. We could not even place
him under arrest The fiendish inge-
nuty of the scheme throws shining
light INTO ihe dark corners Of the In
dian mind"
Never mind. tell us. said Greene.
col Fitzpatrick, as YOU know" said
the doctor. had a hobby for marine
Crowths He had constructed upon
his estate in England a huge green
house. filed with rank tropical
growthS I'm the center was a large
pond. surrounded with an artificial
roCkery containing caverns Of great
depth
Among other growths he had the
weed asclepteris. which. as you may
possibly know, catches and devours
spiders, insects and even Young birds.
That is about the limit Of its powers.
But in the greenhouse, fed with fer
tiliZer and kept AT an even tempera-
ture. the Colonels plants grew tremen-
douslv Their long creepers trailed
along walls and roof shutting out the
sun
One day maid. who entered
through curiosity. came out screaming
Historically when she recovered she
told how the plant had caught her
round the waist with an immense
crecper. while two CLASSY eyes stared
into her own. That creeper might
have touched her was not improbable !;
bat the story Of the eyes was obvious
ly the deirium Of frightened girl.
Lal Chundra had the task of car
ING for the gree nhouse Four days
hefOT, the cOiunel's death he mad
warned him that the plant should be
cut down. lIc was heard TO do so. and
the colonel laughed at him. Four days
later the cOlonels body was found ly.
ing among the cTeepeTs The life had
been sucked ont of him by tentacles
as hideous blue welts upon the body
disclosed
Drowning was given officially as
the cause of death I.al Chundra. who
Inherited n goody sum from his mas.
ter wept m a hcart.broken sort OF way
and alleging that TO enter the place
meant certain death. obtained permits.
sion from the authorities to have the
entire structure burned TO the ground
bur l. who had found the colonels
body who had entered the greenhouse
unubseIyed. and In perfect immunity
had certain suspicious
Lal Chundra had departed for India
Immediately after the events have
mentioned. and the house was left I'm
tonanted took up my residence
thcrU. and. ON the first morning after
any arrival. went To The burned green
house Nothing could be seen but the
Shiny water Of the pond. with its heaps
~ charrCd and dying plants. amone
them the marine asclepteris
~ had taken my cane with me. and
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
ABUSED OF SERIOUS oFFENsE

DYNE CITY. Mich, Dec. 3.-lfn-
deSheriff Heaton arrested Norman
l.. wifi. manager Of the Beulah home
en- warrant sworn out by Chief OF
Pre- Beach The directors Of the
hoe have engaged counsel 10 sec
thi Mr.. Swift gets a fair trial but
thu say If he is guilty OF the charges
mie by boys OF. the home no mercy
" be shown
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Children TeethInE.

Mrs winsIow's Soothing syrup has
been .sed for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETH1NG, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IL SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS
all PAIN: CURES WIND collie, and IN
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by Druggists In every part OF the
world BE sure and ask for Mrs Win
slows Soothing Syrup" ana take no
other kind twenty-five cents a bottle
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03

Tapestry and fur are TO be found
on lovely little turbans and YOU
have no idea how beautiful the ef'
feet ia The full overlapping shape
OF lynx has a swathed crown of tan
tapestry. which has large rose-colorcd
flowers in the dun tones OF this
material