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New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
FURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET.

LARGE SUNNY CORNER ROOM. running
water private family: beautiful location. facing
the Hudson telephone. Harrison. 2l5 West 1olst
st Telephone 6Go0-Riversde.
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LOST EAkkEOOkS.

LOST-Bankbook No. s25.754. Bank for Saw
ings $50 4th ave- New York. Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank
TOST--Bankbook No. 91s,e63. Bank for Saw
ings $50 Attn ave, New York. Payment
stopped Please return book To bank
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p l~5FF2S @or TOW rransIfactu exrerienced
-.a- only- steady positions, salary starts al
So t,-eisrttal Employment Corporation Cestab-
1-s1ad 1904 2J3 Broadway
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AAEEPER-Nechalical ulanursctu0ers re-
CURE experienced bookkeeper OF more than
s-e-s<e ability familiar with manufacturing
oosts- $500 Business Service Co, sos Singer
BaldtnE
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CO9K-Txceptionali neat young woman, strictly
frst class. good references; city or country
Mrs. Golfers agency. 122 West 23d st
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--aNaCEp to- New YORK once. importing gTo-
-e-v erpe--eune necessary, position worth Sc
,--3. bond $4,000 required. CTsdentisi Employ
s..z-- CORPORATION si53 Broadway
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NsTr2FFT WATCHafAN for small institution =
@o,,.t-I-- nice position, references required
sI-s Golfers Agency. 10 West 1Sd s.. first
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EOOkKEEPER-Mus be competent and under
stand typewriting. $40: another for stenog-
rapneT and understanding Bookkeeping. SIS. Jupp
Exchange 81 Nassau st
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COOR-Furgarian: take full charge: competent;
! ifighest references: with kitchennaie wages,
sEsl. so anywhere. Julien Bureau. ~ West 42d
Sd Tel. Rryant-43SL
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5cCKkEEPER- experienced in estimating print
l-E Business. for opening IN the South. good op-
ror-unity fer advancement NighiI position
Broker, Elsrtron Building.
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CPsFTSNAN wanted iE architects oflce- one
asth experiences In tenement house work pre-
tered Apply only By mail, EyTnaa Rossnsohn
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BCUhKEEPERS an6 assistants; capable. clean
0Lls American Gentiles: s62z 70 s936: positions
eaen. Credenrial Eu1pioyTnen: Corporation (estab-
-irned lposl. 25a Rroacwav.
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C-T{ NBERMAITl and WAITRESS.-Good neat.
cjean Finnish girl; country preferred; So; ref
ereuce- Schurnan's Bureau. 324 Columbus
Tal TeQA-Schilvler.
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B00kEEEPER experienced in bank work; sal
s-y 500 q month. Mighiu position Broksr1.
T-sa-t-or Building
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GOOD stenographic rypewritlng work;
Eonable rates. 50 William St, Room SI3
'Fh one 4206-Iohn.
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CTERkS-Men wanted for Brooklyn and Long
Island City positions: s624 70 $3.50. Credertial
Employment Cooperation established 1909. 25s
Erozdzey
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CLERK experienced in restaurant business, for
checking work: $50 month. Nighiu Post
-lcn Broker Fla ttron Building
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

LOCK manufacturers require salesman k-.opV-
-az cftv trade; saiary and arrangements depend
u3on man CredeuJial Employment Corporation
established 1908 e5S Broadway.
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CFFAMBERMAID and WAITRESS--By neat
young scotch Protestant; understands her
work. personal reference city or country
cali MRS Cooper's Agency, 657 9th ave. and
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CONSTRUCTION FORCE. Texas Railroad
T1nekeepsrs 800; peymaSters. sloos cor1fris-
zs-y clerks. SIS: men for every department:
uF--ician s125 and hoard. BUSINESS Men
Gearing House. Houston. Texas
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7 EDGER CLERK-GIale; Gentle: Sl2-s14- Na-
-i-ral Employment Exchange, ~ West 42d ST
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BOTS fGeutiis) several neat; good pen-nen; So
s. National Employment Exchange. Al West
40 Et
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ORRESPONDENT--Ma1. . 70 40 With some
sales e1Perfence essential; pleasing person
z-s-z-- preferably mechanical engineer. So per
month ana commission Business Service Co..
sos Singer Building.
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BOohKEEPER-Feu Gentle: drvgcods ex-
perience: SIS. National Employment Exchange
II West 40 st
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YOUNG MAN (1S), thoroughly experienced
office assistant. Elliott-Fisher operator and
bookkeeper; can furnish best references. Box
z. L. no. 5. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

COOK AND BAETESDER-Man and wife
manage country hotel, references required
---oe-ial egsncx. sse Sth ave.
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|019TE-Gernlan: arst class; good baker: best
-efarenres. wages s35-S40. Call at Lang &
T2,,eohara- 90 bureau 43-45-47 West $50 st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

ER-TYPIST-Fenale; $40. NatioI
Employment Exchange ~ West 42d st
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F5sFDENER-Nusr b able clip hedges; Eo-k
-1-5e- head gardener. for Cedar1urst, s45. MISS
r-l-zceral6'5 5u1ploTDe-- Bureau 5o3 18th ave-
----azca on Id
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FOR SALE.

-BIG BARGAINS-Slightly used o1ice furniture
/ desks, typewriters. cash registers, adding ma
chimes, miIneographs, dling cabinets, safes, ad-
dressing machines time clocks partitions, check
protectors. bookcases. SATHAh'S. White street
! PATENT FOR SALE.-PRIcE. S. 900; ARTI-
Gle small; easily manufactured. For partIcu-
/ lars write FRED c. SCOTT. S65 East 19Ith 81
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~ ECTRLCAL SALESMAN % SOLICIT al 4lzads
II e7ec---cz. work: Ebs-al pay call = ~
Elecr-sc Co. 1858 Rroa6<sy. Room III
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sTEaCJslRAPEER and Eaanager's assistant. sal
sFy So Afighlil position Brokef). flatiron
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ga AYIRERMAID and WAITRESS for hotel or
rrf[-ate family. ana cook and iaundress; So
and x25 McCailufll's Bureau. 31st St and
A. ave Tel 5To6-Masson So
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PONI9ENT-AuIonaobile manufactures
wishes experienced sales correspondent me-
c..zricsl sales experiences preferable. but not Is
=@-1;faI. location New York state S1.Seo. S1st-
--ass ss-vic= Co. sos SinEeE EuLleing.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

SWELL DRBSSAIAKER, established at present;
expert filter original designer; out by day
part Of time in exchange for board or ROOM city.
country. Address Opportunity, Tribune Uptown
Office, 1854 Broadway.
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TIME TABLES.
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURs

Weekdays and Sundays. Leave Pier a. n. r.,
near foot Cortlandt Street. P. NJ. Due Boston
| s A. NJ. next day. Same schedule returning.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

WINDOW and house cleaning at reasonao
rates. Acmen. 322 West 59th ct
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-7TsTCNS-Pa- TING MANAGER wanted and men
en6 z-o-e- demonstrators. Gail 80 Liberty
Poem 705
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

TAT-NDRESS wanted for Camp Farewell %
Young LADY members; fare paid. s2J. Auguste's
Fsllreau 6S2 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

RESS-Prfrate family: excellent place;
near city. $25; come ready for work Olson 5
Bureau rs Lexington ave. bet~een 5sth and
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

BOOkKEEPER and STENOGRAPHER-Fe
male; double entry experience; SIs. National
Employment Exchange. II West 42d st.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
Attention.

The attention of the County
Commissioners and Road Com
missioners is called to the con
dition of the road from the west
leading into this city. Near
the Totlic Ranch Co. is a steel
bridge in course of erection
over the canal that should be
completed at once.
At pres ent, all teams
travelling that road are com
PEELED to follow the banks of
canal, and the roods along the
canal banks are in pretty bad
condition. If this bridge was
completed it would be a bless
ing to the entire community.
The rural route man, Mr.. Gar
banati, in his automobile trips
from this city to Stone, Idaho,
via Snowville, is considerably
handicapped owing to the con-
dition of the roads and it is the
duty of the commissioners to
see to it that the roads are fixed
in good shape. Until the bridge
is completed, all teams going
west should cross the canal at
Oscar Harris place and follow
the right hand bank; teams
coming from the west should
also turn to the right and follow
the right hand bank of tht
canal. By doing so they avoiG
the displeasure of meeting anC
having to pass on the narrow
canal bank teams coming from
the opposite direction. Tn,
worst place along the canal banl
road is where Tremonton tool
out the water for the town ant
either the Sugar Co. or tn,
town of Tremonton should b.
requested to fix up the damages
Another thing-Garbanati will
his auto, always turns to tn
right and if teams continue t,
take the left hand road the,
will meet the putting machin
and no telling what kind of ac
, cidents may happen in thes
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
County Commissioners.


At the regular meeting of the
board held Monday, June 20, all
members were present.
j. d. Call presented a petition
from residents in Bonita, asking
the board to organize a drainage
district to be known as the
Bonita Drainage. Action was
deferred.
The petition of Chas. l.. Allen,
ct al residents of Snowville, ask
ing the board to establish a
county road in Snowville north
to Idaho State line, was referr-
ed to the committee Of the whole
for investigation.
Joseph A. West asked per-
mission to take earth from the
county road at Willard north of
bridge, to make fill across cul-
vert and also to take earth from
county road on either side of
the hill at the North Willard
school house, was referred to
Comr. Valentine with power to
act.
N. S. Christofferson appeared
and asked the board to assist in
maintaining the drain in the
county road along side his farm
west of o. S. L. depot. Refer
ed to the board for investiga-
ton.
The petition of certain resi-
dents of Rawlins asking the
board to accept certain roads
for county roads, was granted
as soon as the right of way four
rods wide, is granted the county.
G. j. Burke was appointed
registrar of vital statistics fol
Lucin.
Robert Dalton was appointed
to labor as an assistant in the
recorders Office to work Oh the
plats.
A number of claims were al
lowed and board adjourned tt
meet Saturday July 2, Monda!
being a legal holiday.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
New Directory.

The Bear River Valley Telephone issued directory
following telephones
therein will be interest subscribers well the public
generally.
the third
least months and destroy all
impossible switch
when subscribers insist calling by number
number impossible
them the entire subscription list
your neighbours phone you you
wanted
subscriber system
the exclusion of all other subscribers.
line visiting at
himself his call
Don't interrupt the line until they have had the of
least unless call to make.
Respect neighbours rights negbor will he
S sef-espectng
Each subscriber held Responsible for all toll calls originating from his
telephone whether with his knowledge responsible
leave house and nghbor
acting the toll line and all
the
allow
nothing
cord Of it all at the time the call made.
1.-THE Line Busy" That's what there
complaints that line always busy shows that while
talking else to, also.
phones ORDER don't
do like the fellow who telling all of his telephone troubles
asked him: Have manag" He
repd NO. but have told all negbos about it," Get all inform
alton and report all trouble to Paul He local No So
~ Hang receiver when not in
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02

meetings. Turn to the right.
A sign at both ends of these
roads Turn to the Right"
should be put up right away.
Since writing the above, Com
missioner M. j. Richards in
formed us that the delay in the
completion of the bridge was
due to the fact that the needle
beams sent with the bridge
were too short and new ones
had to be ordered. AS soon as
these beams arrive the bridge
will be finished.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
The Q. K.
Metropolitan
Barber Shop.

Mr.. Alfred Granger, our pop
ular tonsorial artist, is now To-
Gated in his new barber shop at
the Manausa Block. The shop
is one of the best and most up
to-date in the state and is a
credit to our city. The build
ing for the 0. K. was erected by
our enterprising townsman, A.
B. Manausa, and he has spent
considerable means in it's erec-
ton. Everything in and around
the shop is all brand new and
presents a very pleasing and in
viting appearance. A hand
some barber pole adorns the
sidewalk and overhead hangs
one of the neatest electric re-
volving signs that has ever been
put up in the state. Mr.. Gran
ger is located in an ideal shop
on an ideal street aud the big
sign can be seen for blocks
away in both directions. The
tonsorial operating room, 20x17,
is nicely fitted up with a fine
large mirror case, two hydrlaic
revolving chairs, set of hand
some oak chairs, stand, unique
Mission hat racks, other furni-
ture and a cigar case where
cigars are kept for the wants of
o. X. patrons. The floor is
covered with inlaid linoleum and
the walls have been frescoed in
attractive colors. Ofcourse the
shop is well lighted with cleo
tricity and connected up with
the city water mains and has a
sewer system that is 0. K.
Over half of the building is de-
voted to bath rooms, dressing
rooms, hall, etc. and baths are
a feature of the new shop. In
the hall is Wilkes heater and
} an IS gallon tank. The tank has
} a capacity of l25 gals. of hot
water per hour. The bath room,
Skis fitted up with a fine 6 tt
tub that is a beaut. Joining the
bath room is the shower bath
6x9, and a dressing room 5xS
Shelves for laundry are in the
hall and the Brigham City
Laundry takes care of the laun
dry work. A fine electric cell
, ing fan keeps the shop coal
, sanitary rules are strictly OBJ
served and a shoe-shine stanC
is on hand for the benefit of al
patrons. French plate mirrors
, adorn the walls of the batl
rooms and dressing room. II
fact everything is o. X. at tn,
o. X.
An expert barber from Ogdel
will assist Mr.. Granger on Jul!
18th.
In order to advertise the baths
Mr.. Granger will give a fire.
, bath to all persons who will GU
out and present the following
coupon at the o. X. Shop on tn
dates named in coupon below
(cut out coupon)
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
Fourth of July

Reduced rates via Oregon Short
Line. Tickets on sale July End,
3rd and 4th, limited to July
9th. See agents for rates and
further particulars. 1t
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02

Land and Townsite Opening,
Pingree, Idaho, July 2nd.
Reduced rate tickets on sale
July LIST and 2nd, limited to
July 5th. See agents for de-
tails. 1t
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
E:II e

Fourth of July Sale!
e SS%%i%S'es To-day ssssaa
Lasting for Two Weeks
Sweeping reductions on our
Ladies' Skirts, Waists, Hosiery
and all kinds Of Millinery.
All Millinery IS per cent off.
Skirts, Waists, Hosiery, etc
from 10 per cent to 20 per cent
off.
You can't afford to miss this sale, II Is big
money saver to you. Call and see our excellent
line Of goods.
Henrie Millinery Co., G so:,si;;e..
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02

The 153rd Quorum of Seventy
will hold a meetieg at the Gar
land school house at 10 p. m.
Saturday July 10th. st
Olive Anderson, piano in
structor. Factory street, Gar
land, Utah. m28-tf
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02

After July 18th the price of
baths will be 25c each or 5
tickets for 81.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18
noted SOCIALIST

dent is coming to this city on tour
and will deliver an address at the
Auditorium next Wednesday evening.
The distinguished gentleman is
Frederick Guy Strickland of Milwau-
kee.
In speaking of his personality the
Whitney County News says:
Mr.. Strickland is forceful and
logical talker and besides being a
deep thinker on all economic Ques-
tions of the day, has heart that
beats for all humanity and an over
flowing spirit Of good will that is cal
culated to stamp every sentence Of his
message with deep sincerity and a
desire to get at the truth in kindly
way"
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18
DONALD uBt0CK=
PASSEsrAWAY

/ Snuffing out a young life at g
moment when ii was giving greater
promise of sweetness and beauty
grim Death stalked into the home oi
4 Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Udlock OF this city
this morning and relieved the suffer
ings of their youngest son, Donald
whose illness during the past week
! has been the source of great sorrow
and perturbation to the many friends
of the little fellow and his parents in
Grand Junction,
Last Friday evening Donald be-
came suddenly ill of scarlet fever and
! his condition grew worse until for the
/ past few days his state has always
been the most serious. Complications
made an appearance and for the past
few days the boys condition has been
such as TO prepare those who watched
him for the end. All that medical
science could do to alleviate his suf-
fering and save the young life was
done but the dread malady which has
been the source of so much sorrow il
Grand Junction homes added another
to its long list of young victims.
Donald was not quite four years o.
age, the younger of two, sons tha,
nave bitootu anu pop
ularity among young and old wal
only limited by his acquaintance
Sweet of disposition and of the mos
happy temperament, he was a gen.
eral favorite in the community ahc
the news of his untimely demise will
come as a great shock to hundreds.o.
people in this city.
When his illness first showed
symptoms of the fatal fever he wal
taken to the home of Mrs. Udlock's
sister. Mrs. Archie McClymonds IL
Fruitvale where the latter's daughter
was also i'll of the same malady. Thii
avoided the quarantine of the Udlocbi
residence on Grand avenue and Mrs
Udlock accompanied her sick son te
the McClymonds home and was hifl
constant bedside attendant during hial
illness.
The funeral will be held at 1Cl
o'clock tomorrow at the McClymond,
home east of Grand Junction. Rev
Edwards officiating. Funeral an
rangements in charge of Undertakes
Hattie G. Pearson.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

Clement Burke, noted reader and
impersonator. will give monologues
which include both humor and pathos
at NJ. E. church Tuesday evening.
Nov. 22 at o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire TO thank those who weIe
so kind and helpful in the last sick
ness of our father. May the Heavenly
Father reward you.
Geo. Tufley
Louis. Mintun.
i}n Sophif Stewart.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

The LOWEST in PRICE, the
HIGHEST in GRADE. the BEST
SHOES MADE for the TRADE. Nc
Connen & Lowe.
Phone Junction $50 for the bes
cut kindling wood on the market.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

Costumes for the Red Mems mask
ball will be at the Auditorium at 10
a. m. Thanksgiving morning. Prices
reasonable.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

Order KINDLING with your coal
Of the Juanita Sales Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

Miss Amy Young is quite i'll OF
pneumonia at her home on Lawrence
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

Harness oil season is opening a,
Fred Mantey's.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18
AVON y ,,AA..4.A .-A4.4..A..

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Today Decem-
ber wheat closed at 9OM to 90H.
The daily sentinel., 1910-11-18

Kindling and stove wood for sale.
Phone Junction $50.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-28
For tn. Amateur Gardener.

No plant Is SO easy to grow nor so
eeranium. II stands neglect and abuse
aud carries Itself brayely, putting forth
m occasional bloom even under condi
lions In which other plants would pine
aud die II demands little skill for
growing well aud repays better than
almost any other plant the little effort
required 10 attend TO its few wants.
Geranlums are sold SO cheaply by
the florist and there are so many beau.
iful new varieties that IL hardly pays
TO grow ones own plants. II IL per
feclly feasible. however. 10 carry plants
through the winter IN pots. but such
plants DO not bloom well enough inside
to make good house plants and are not
20 good 10 plant out In the spring as
the strong. young, vigorous plants oh.
lained from the florist
Old house plants II used should BE-
cut down 10 six inches from the
ground. as they are generally tall and
spindling aud never will make shapely
plants otherwise II Is possible 10
grow geranIums from cuttings rooted
ia the house, but one has to wait
long time for such plants TO grow and
bloom
One can hardly understand why half
the geranlums grown are red when
there are SO many other beautiful and
delicate colors aud shades 10 choose
from at the florists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-28
wuY 81 WEAK

khines rfesuhls's Mar BE- ~aprina
i~ar lAir Assy Manchester ~.
I-f fcspie Have Learned Tbs
iau.
WHOM a heaithy man or womaf
begins 90 run down without arpArrt
cause. becomes WeAk lamEuid De-
pressed. suffers harkaehe. headaC hU
diaHy spells and urinary disorders
kidney weakness may BE- che cause
" Il an Keep che kidneys Nrll
aad theg wili keep yOu sell nnau )
kidney PMS cure sick Kidneys and
keep them sell Can Manchester ID
pot readers demand iurthrr pruo,
than the following STA, 'ment
Luthei a. Wade Two ard uup hall
miles east Of Manchester Depot VI.
SAYS n suffered Tor months from
an attack Of kidney trouble which
completely disabled me There was
att intense pain IN thc small 81 my
back and kidneys and the kidney
secretlons we're too frequent Ia pas
sage. depositing heavy sediment
Il allowed 70 stand These troubles
were Wearing on nay system and /
was miserable Ia every way when /
read about Doans kidney Pills /
procured box az A "A rrtiiboues
Drug Store aud Va about ten days
after beginning their use felt
decidedly better am now as
strong AS ever aud ! owe my cure
solely 10 the use of Duau's Kidney
pills
For sale by all dealers Price
SO cents Foster Milhurn Co. Buff
falo New York, sole agents for the
United states.
Remember the name noaus aud
take no other.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-28

II was the dreamy hour after dinner
and the girls we're talking in the
husbed tones appropriate 70 the %.
CASTOR
i've just heard u a new charm to
tell whether any one loves you and,
II SO. who Il Is whispered Elsie.
What II ltg Queried sophie absent
N lingering her new diamond ring
Wei you take four o. 6ve chest.
nuts. name each ~ them after some
man you know aud put thctn on the
IRE CRATE and the FIRST one that pop
Is the one that loves you
"Hm" said Sophie Il know a bet
ter was thau that
do youT'
Yes lndeed By my plan you take
cite particular man. place him on The
sofa lu tbe drawing robm sit Close
10 him With thu ilehi Niilc low and
hook into his eyes And then II b.
doesnt pop youn know its time q
change The nan 90 the sofa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-07-28

II the fudge Is kneaded with the
hands or knife after Il has been
stirred 10 consistency that can be
handled the grain win be finer than II
II is made In the usual way 4 recipe
given by cooking teacher Of Pratt
institute, Brooklyn, calls for three
squares Of chocolate, two tablespoon
fuls OF butter melted In the chocolate,
three cupfuls Of sugar. an eighth of
teaspoonful Of salt, n cupful Of milk or
water aud a teaspoonful OF vanilla
When one girl makes IL she melts the
chocolate with the butter directly over
the fire, stirring II all the time. then
removes the dish containing II TO the
table and Stirs In the sugar, then the
liquid aud salt, and returns the mixture
TO the fire To cook