davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

You may talk about these newfan
gled serums the highbrow doctor.
squirt into you nowadays, but we dom
believe there will eve be invented any
thing in the same class with sulphur
and molasses.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
Worker Appreciates This

VIM. Morris, a resident of Florence
Oregon, says: 'For the last fourteen year;
my kidneys and bladder incapacitated ms
for all work. About eight months age
| began using Foley Kidney Pills, and
they have done what other medicines fail
ed to do, and now I am feeling fine. ]
recommend Foley Kidney Pill" l.. w
Cook, Union Corner. adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Again a call is sent out for the pro
lection of Niagara falls. If this great
natural wonder of grandeur and beau
ty is destroyed for commercial pur
poses it will be a lasting disgrace tt
the country to whom it really belongs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Katherine l.. Norton, New Bedford, Mass.
says 81 had a terrible pain across my back,
with a burning and scalding feeling. l
took Foley Kidney Pills as advised, with
results certain and sure. The pain and
burning feeling left me, l felt toned up
and invigorated. ] recommend Foley
Kidney Pills" l.. w. Cook. ady.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
Notice To Creditors
Salem County Surrogates one

Salem County Surrogates Office
Estate of A, Elizabeth Layton. deceased
Pursuant TO the order of Loren P. Plummer.
surrogate of the county of Salem, made ON the
Fifth day of April, 1918, on the application of
John d.. Layton, Harry B. Layton and Willard
Layton, Executors of the estate of A. Eliza.
beth Layton. deceased, notice is hereby given
70 the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit to
the subscriber, Executors. as aforesaid, their
oeots and demands against the said estate.
under oath or Affirmation, within nine months
from tie date of the aforesaid order, or they
VIII De forever barred of their actions there
Tor, against the said subscriber.
JOHN ID, LAYTON,
HARRY B LAYTON,
WILLARD LAYTON
4-HS Executors.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

A garage owner compelled John D
to pay 20 cents a gallon for gasoline
Now he knows how it feels.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

In the matter of safety from stray
bullets there does not seem to be much
choice between Nogales, Ariz., and No.
gales. Mexico.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Employees of a western railroad are
receiving learn to laugh"
Is that a substitute for higher wagesf
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

We shall have to get along hereafter
without any "Moore" weather.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Statement OF the Ownershipip. management
etc.. OF the Penns Grove RECORD, published
weekly at Penns Grove, N. j.. required by
the act OF Congress, August oath 1917.
EDITOR, Managing Editor. Business Manager
PuDllsher aud Owner, William A. SummeFiH'
Penns Grove, N. j.
known bondholdsrs, mortgages and other
security holders. holding ! per cent, or more
OF total amount of bonds, mortgages or other
securities, none.
WILLIAM A. S~UMMERILI.
Sworn and subscribed before J.. w. Trnm.
pull, Notary Public. April 8, 1913.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Now Is the real time to swat the hy
After awhile there will be too many Of
him for you.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
A Few Steps
Saves Dollars

We don't sell anything il
the way of Mems Clothing
that is not thoroughly COCO
all through, from the Mems
Suits in Blue Serges and Fan.
cy Worsteds for So Is to the
high-grade Hart, Schaffner
& Marx and Alec Suits up
to S25.
You'll be surprised what
wonderfully good Suits for
Men $40, $12 and SIS will
buy. OF course, we speak
of our suits. 1t costs us less
to sell them; our expense is
low. If we were on Market
street we could not afford to
sell them for SO little, and the
thrifty men know it that's
why they come here.
Mems and Young Mems
Suits there are fine worsteds
in grays, browns and blues,
hair line stripes and others;
some full suits, some just
coats and trousers.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06
s s::;a:. MULLINS s s:;:'
9th & Market St.
Wilmington Delaware

A minute from Market
street means a couple of
dollars in your pocket.
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

and Quality
and all at moderate prices
when you come here.
SIP aud SIS
Sack Suits; new lots Just
in from the tailors, latest
styles in cloth and make.
Neat silk Mixtures.
New Brown Worsteds.
Plain Blue Serges.
Stylish Grey Cheviots.
Thin Grey Worsteds.
Every size among them
for Men, "a to A chest,
in regulars and stouts.
Extra Sized Men
40 to SO chest, in extra
sizes, stouts and long
stouts, at $15 and 800.
We carry a big line of
special sizes and cannot
only fit and please you,
but will save you money,
time and trouble by COM
ing here.
Straw Hats
Summer Shirts
Low Shoes
and all summer specialties
for Men and Boys to wear,
in and ready.
s ~ &c.. MULLINS s:;::
9Th & Market st.
Wilmington Delaware
The Penn's Grove record., 1913-06-06

Strawberry check printed at REcoRD
OEFTCK. Order soon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
SITUATIONS wAN~z1-na-z


# 8 =
,ion Wanted ala. ] -lzs7 ms.
zec INES -1c -iu@s &c
*A'sT Position IS grocery .s~r ~
honorable ADDRESS p
@ care Georgian
MORA Ds7 married ze-e-al
2s,srsr1as BOX 700 care Eaar-
E.rE1 Man. zrs~ -afe-z--a warns
position 1S7- V aaxr m g 10
per week WoS-rra- $50 ~ street.
YOUNG WaEa taHr=s POSITION ss
l~rets snr-ara Address Is r
rs turt taz ,--ne III t7
WAIST .o.-Eote. 1serx :. zht rsa-v' sz-
anE= vents position Fan g.-e
afar-re-e Answer r p % Box SIS
.r.sHts prone 5s1E-s
EllssG MAN WANTS position n -aif-azd
'#sf@ wiling 20 70 most arE- 49,
good reference Z ~ care 1sar-
4ETzr-- Position a. s.tv sslza-zu
me city -H~e I'D =fZfr years. azpe-s-
'1ce On tae road and wed .u Atlanta
-1 cara Address g. Box 46s care
Eian
'SHa Er-E with i've vsarq' ez 5e-
e11s fas'r7z raazt.1H. ASK VITA
2ggHy familiar Hfta mechanical d.
vices adding machine. pewter. etc,
cave 4 anita Address
p Cox $50 care Georgian
Ed Position 8g --I0r-d man -
butler or chauffeur. one years. expert
srcs can give good references -aH
VASE I'D Position ss 7aws0g foreman
press nv pine nave -aG years.
't a-eH0a can Furnish 5@s. W refer
fH now su9.aF-1 susH January
Eafs care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
OFFICES =CR RENT.

r75P aF-,-' 1sirss z he Ioo-s Baiid-
-CE AZ No. . AuouT- avenue: steam
7ezc. 1asseuE ger elevator tEn-s ard
.zut-o- service. $3.50 70 s1s CfAorge ?
Moore Real Estate ard Renting. % An
burn avenue
TT Rec -0~-4c-tuE corn er OFFICES = ne
Moore Building corner Walton and
5u-crz street tC- -eCr- lcrs ease CIV
-erral consolidation 81 BUSINESS -szsor
for giving them ID. veil lighted: moi
-t6uzl wash bowls steam -aar ard an
scr seE-t-s- Address lessee. g. Sex
7Es c-r-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28

FOR 5ALE-Nics En-- and 7as.
market = y1oE Ioczrt1-- 0--.- ss7.
II city address, T. 21I :. -a-A seof.
<7s~ II Main E74S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28

NICELY sHr-.r @1 esarr - s.lr.s +. :
with board. close IN Prone lFs.r
NICE ROOM. good board -.as-Hs5.z
IS Capitol ave close sf4..
ROOM FOR couple vita private bath e
'=aaTtree nome steam heat. gar
aarrae 81 r 1884
F-a a-,~ ~.--#sr-r s-17f
room wits board 20 couple North
5-1e y ats l1-ae Phone -r- -571
Two Rooms single ~ 90 suite VITA
private BATH .I private rz-... II III
nan Park can - 1sc by couple or
young men Wishing zasctrr..-- 7~7.--Ezss
11arl -sf%reac7a Gail l- 1891
a -'-r>+ g---rTz.L s,lrnIshe- --0-r ard
board IN ny private Forrest avenue
ZONE 20 zaup's E,ta1u- children, or gen
-.e--, En- Dhous .7v 7-5--5
1ar Board 2 s1r.nE strsrr 7sors
-ZJl-- is0sT1srs; nice furnace
@afsfi 'r7rt room. beautiful ssr-
s.H7-f a-st ahls E-Tvtcs On car Inc
Phone Decatur $50
ROOMS 5e ard 2 2qs1L t 90 couple Or yo17s
EXCELLENT BOARD
ONE CC2lFCP-A5T ROOM CON
Decagur rs South Csr1ta- street
family Waking distance 4-z-
7utd.7g w 1872
PRIV TIE BOARD r-sau -4ar. all COW
s1 aures Hid fashioned Southern
-5oans w s42--5
Don't FAIt 70 .uvsst. zass aios room
ard board At 5s Eazt N0r-- avenue
also .aols 3aaTterE solicited -sarora5ta
Mrs. 4 r Cox ErE f51F
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28

OPEN 20 iuves- 800 70 1850 --th ar.
ICES 7 good business proposition
IS szr-zrzrip a6ilft- address, A.
ocI ;. carH Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
sp~cIsL NOTICES


~ w 5CNFCDL@8
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
'-.-~t 81 Carr ~ ~ re S0u'h
.-~'r-I -~s -seBa--r~- 7sHz--xs- ~~atrs
Ef1zrrz
-a-a s-rf---gf-r Frf -@fs ~gszs 49,
- sres -rfr ~ Efo~rnsfl4r arr are
ars n arsrrse@
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
JNEuRNIsHEo Rooms WANTED.

- So, - =
nice -oczrfon where 10 children are
Apply 10 = South P-vor street Main IS
n A .T--E-T-1ue or Two untl1r-Isn Ell
-oorns Tor housekeeping; close IN, and
-Aasouahie- g. =, cara Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
personal


YOUNG Nan desires 20 cn1r-uuicA.i
With = adv VINO 3 z5i@ % AID I'M :
7-zzc:rZ a -uEtn=ss rrzr WI 1sz-
most thorough ir--asTf Cation MS
L great opportunity fu- -Ee --Err ia
ADDRESS + "a 2, BoE :. -zrs lz=urg-aa
L-ADTEs-7rs dollar VII 6r-uE rau ,g'
8ooi< q advice 1scAsE1t-- 70 svsr7
woman before marriage [Elo-4 -1n7s-
", saI Fedora. street. 2itcs1u-T p
7FTETBER 1ue4u 1e1iE1r aides
for reuoving hair rom ace Send
for sre4 sauCia. NzUoEaI Remedy "a
Posro1riCe BOB Atlanta Ga
PEAL PEAL1s-Par-sr- eArA III
skis and trimmings. AC-as All
misses velvet shapes ss-9e --17st
RATS 4 specially Mrs = Z Santa, Is
Peacarr>e St
sTb9 7EvA R--Lzdtss or month";
-ouDcurd newer dlzauoci-rg. sats7
relieves longest. -loS- obstinate. Aonor
nzl case u suppressed us1st--Ta1ton :
caraA davz Price s. SotsrE=rz 7sE1s-
dY Cenuzu-, Memphis. Tern
10 YOU KNOW -EA-
Morrison Israod II mani uI-I&CaE 4
x1re cTIra 7RTCLESS sysrsu or a
diseases Al 6isAr Bldg At-zntz
CURTAINS wasn 81 and stretched. ps-
secr satisfaction yzara1re=-a l0f -ar
Cain Tvv 1854
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28

4T srefus -s1 sary CENTRAL -f~s
cry Ts-zet or'es No p~arh'rss g
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
FURNISHED acoms WANTED.

~ TTE.C- -TIres -oozns. furnished sor
light housekeeping. on Capitol avenue
Or Crew street. Address Cox 80, care
Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
uRFu RNIsHE1 APARTMENTS
WANTED

WAITED Four OF 4ve-ssorn apar--
rzenr North Side OF rumAn Park SEQ
lions. with modern convent erces. rsf
erarces Exchanged A 3 A. Box 81.
-are Georgian
Y ~ = E-I-'T1Tee 1r tcJT---o1Tr fat Or
apartment 5v couple with 5zov. Worth
Side 1r Imam PARK section References
= A. " 2ars Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
DESK SPACE =oR RENT.
STORES For REM.

OFFICES AND STORES =Cs RENT
w "a 2 several Desirable Offices ana
stores FOR -z1- II Gambler Building,
Gambler Annex ard T17msrca Hail
AEa -aEo[zr. IT. AEer- - -4Edi sr
2laE See Mr.. Vt zsrzou
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
SCireila Corsets

NOT SOLD N S-CRES-CEr -rzies-
sionaI -orset.sr its you n gour Nv
home 10 matter Ehers yo7l I've S1cna
IVY $3.50 Il Grand Bldg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
STOCKS AAo BONDS
STOCKS AND B0V6S

1iEr- aha-eS q TrzrH4s-z Fan
Tr--sZ -7T7rsr-y stocir ar Iss - =
cost re -7SEer ff-5 Ter vrzrs
EozaT. Box q are Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
DENTISTRY

The Georgia Dental Plrl1rt
t0IIz WHITEHALL. COR E---E5--
WILL Do YOUR work for = .ew tAI
a The following prices
Set Of -eeth. 30. %.
% carat Gold Crown. So. a.
Bridge work. 500.
White Crown. 81. 0e.
Silver filings. sna-
And all other work a. r>ascnaola ,rTesA
SERIOUS RESCL T2 come ron --lss-4
Improperly tilted Jonn : Ca1tsl. !;
81 Wall street. has an exDer- 1r-sr 40
L viii cost you no nors 20 1aTs lIl J.
YOU. and Il means Insurance..
ATERNTTT SAINT RITZ -i7---z;i
refined. nomeilhs. Limited 1urr ser :.
patients cared for Eoua 5r5v-c-e .3f
infants Mrs. N T Mitchell. Is F11c'
sor street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
uNEu aNts-E1 HOUSES FOR
REM.

-
tf11 2EN'--NsW bungalow, SIX AESs
-roCs. err desirable 1laCs. rs Top
ErCs street Whitehall 20 Vest E-Cd a.
2hoEe smith JECzr- Vest IT,
FOR 2EeT---l--e sLL-Foou IA -s5 v.
5zcksou sLres-. AL improvements.
5saut-fu-IT coated good usIgr oornooC:
also atgcr-rCgr- house, $50 East Ain
4 COCO condition all IVY 2-S9, u Mrs..
81 zpnens. IT North Esczso1 street
FOR 2EN--sS4 Eazr Georgia d-snus.
-oorzz ard bath -sduc>o 1-cu s2e
% SIA50- GT0ssEaE = whitehall 81
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
-fgP 2E--4T--ED asE space WITH "a on
~Au-sEres The Arizurz Builders. TX
caz1ze 550--55I Gambler Building
STORES FOR RENT
-FlR Rem Brick =tor7 With 1aSer1 an,
slzA 20 ov 20 1ear rtaduc- OF Pc
~ street. Can wy 1918.
FOR 2E2GT-st1rahouse Ezd dwelling
combined. az harrisburg. Walker
County. Georgia 4uptT % TiIiiarzs
'ar- Ea-- -~sT-H. Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-28
yNFu zNIs-Eo HOUSES WANTED

y A Y Four Or 1ve-roCn modern
bungalow Or cottage. N Lumzu Park
OF North Side sections Must lava con-
veuierces ana D. vel located " Z
= Cox 2. cara Georgian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11
The Railroad Arbitration.

The arbitration method of settling
labor disputes is again INDICATED by the
action Of the board named to settle the
differences between the eastern rail
roads and their conductors and train
men. After long session. in the course
OF which the arbitrators went ex
haustiveiy into the question Of work
ing and living conditions. the arbitrators
have returned wage scale that an
proNimates an increase Of per cent
for the operatives. as against about FL
per cent asked by them. Had their orig
inal demands been granted the annual
cost of the increased wages would
have been s1s,00o,0o0 The increases
granted by the arbitrator will nut an
additional burden Of about SIS 900 900 an
the railroads. il Is. Of course To be
expected that each side VIII contenA
that the award Is unsatisfactory, but it
was agreed 10 in principle before the
opening Of the arbitration, and so there
is no Likelihood OF its rejection On the
contrary this arbitration establishes
peace between the railroads and the
trainmen, whereas IL 1t had not been
resorted to the country would have suf-
fered a strike costing the railroads far
more than the amount Of the wage in
creases for half dozen years and i'm
posing a Hrious loss upon both the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11


elaboration. The business world does
not demand action SO much as well
digested action IL is not Initiating the
tone and spirit OF the elderly spinster'
prayer for husband. anybody. but
send him quick.
The business world wants a bill, but
not any bill. 1t will walt on the Senate,
with the assurance that the delay Is III
the interest of securing the best bill pos
sbie. 1t well understands the dificul-
ties that confront those senators. demo-
Gratis and republicans. who are less con-
cerned about what the President wants
than what the country wants and ought
to have.
1t would be incorrect to say that poll
tics has now entered into the contest.
Politics has been IN it all along. Politics
IS more or less in everything % a public
nature in this country l. cannot be
kept out
The proper expression is that the germ
has developed. and is now conspicuous.
As the democratic leader, Mr.. Wilson
asks obedience on the part OF his party
In the Senate. as he had it in the House
As he reasons, the party last year
promised currency reform, it carried the
election. II is responsible for legislation.
and he as its leader should cut out the
work.
1t Is entirely plain--confessed. Indeed
that Mr.. Wilson has missed his original
calculations on the currency question. lie
will accept a compromise measure; and
the task of his friends In the Senate is
TO save as much possible out of the
wreck of the House hill. Naturally in
order to save anything of material value
they must put up a good fight and in
woke for all ii may be worth the prestige
of the presidential office. That they are
doing
But the republican sena tors are not
approachabie on this score. In what
has been made by the calling of this
caucus or conference 4 party matter.
they have their duty as party men to
perform. and will doubtless do il thor
oughly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11

operatives and the public. All awards
promises In the case just closed n
board OF men OF notable ability sat
for months to weigh every considera-
ton. Each side was directly represent
ed. with an umpire or Anal arbiter sit
ting in the balance to effect conclu-
sions. 1t must be believed that the
award Is the closest possible approx
nation to a fair adjustment. Consider
ing the pains taken to reach this con-
clusion. how crude and elementary are
the ordinary processes of wage settle
ment by direct dealings between the
working body and the employer NO
Just or satisfactory arrangement can De
made with each side impassioned ana
influenced by selfish considerations
each bluffing with threats OF strikes
and lockouts. and using the potential
power Of public sentiment as a factor
of coercion. This is the second large
railroad arbitration within snort
time, and while the net result IS con
siderable increase in railroad operation
cost and this cost Is undoubtedly passed.
on to be borne by the public, these Two
adjustments should serve as convincing
nroof to the country that compulsory
arbitration method is the only saie
Guard TO prevent disastrous strikes anu
snspension of industrial activities Whlch
are essential to the economic anu
nhysical weil-being of the people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11
The Currency and Open Debate.

Mr.. Hitchcock prefers the open Senate
10 a caucus with closed doors for cur
rency discussion. In his opinion. moth
ing with regard 10 so important a SUBJ
ject should be done In corner.
Well. whether tomorrow's meeting be q
caucus or a conference--binds. or leaves
democratic senator's free-discussion in
the open Senate is coming. II is inevita-
bic.
No bill can pass the Senate without the
fullest examination. The republicans
VIII. and should, see to that; and the
rules of the chamber favor il. Members
With views to express on any subject
whether they are germane or not-can al
ways make opportunity to unbosom
themselves TO the country.
1t would have been a great mistake for
the Senate. even at the start, to forego
it's privilege OF amendment For two
reasons. n The matter was of over
shadowing consequence, and 81 the
House had acted under whip and spur.
Today. e16ry consideration calls for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11
The Egg Proc en-.

IL is almost incredible taat within a
short time the average price of eggs
should have risen oy natural economic
processes from 80 TO - cents a dozen.
There must be something radically wrong
with the American hen ur with the
American hens managers TO produce such
phenomenon. which; is quite contrary to
nature. The population surely has not
increased at a rate to Justify the jump in
few seasons III tho egg rlice In all
probability the ratio .. neas to people
and of eggs 10 hens. and therefore the
ratio of eggs TO people. will be found
upon scientific inquiry to be virtually un-
changed. What is il then that makes the
hen product so tremendously expensive
today? Is the per capita consumption of
eggs greater? If go, why does not some
other food product fall in price? Man
can eat only about so much food In the
course OF Il year. and there is no ground
10 believe that the individual capacity Is
increasing There Is reason strongly to
suspect that the egg supply Is manipu-
lated. by means of the cold storage plants
OF this country. The price of - cents a
dozen Is outrageous and represents an
economic crime upon the people. Just
what the remedy for this evil condition Is
no one can now tell, but that the case
demands relief is apparent to every mar
keter. every housewife every bill payer.
Let the blame fall where it belongs. not
upon the hen. but upon those who are
using her 10 make abnormal profits out
OF the hunger OF the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11
SETS THAT WILL BE Oh
GREAT AID IN SERVING THE
THANKSGIVING DINNER

Items included the usual dinner service but which have
refinement and practically recommend their usage
very broadly represented i'll showing
They dainty. simple decoration
that they will the least with the patterns of the
uar china These entirely different
set
OF
shown II
1u to S leach.
and oo.rk holder 81 90 and
Of
ands OF
N
in design a n
DECORATIVE CHINA MUS-lSALT AND PEPPER SHAK-
TARD JARS. COVERED AND Frs. OF CHINA. DAINTY
HANDLED: CONF L EFT E. DECORATED SHAPES AND
WITH CHINA SPOON 25cl DESIRABLE SIZES. TO
EACH SOC EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11
$3.50 to $3.50 pair
NEW Gil ASSWARE
in OPEN=STOCK PATTERNS

Glassware OF the table service upon which the
hostess guests
ectons made here from openock perfect
design of excellent quality and brilliant and sparkling lie
produced.
From this aseblage be chosen entire glass services
design thus ectng the harmonious table
ting and conforming exactly with individual ideas The wonder
full possibilities of modern glass decorating demonstrated the
fullest in
AS many few pieces desired be chosen The
advantages hold good this respect apperta dir
The growth of the idea Of openstok glassware services has
late this deyc
the result.
MUCH GOLD DECORATEDI A STEM LINE OF TABLE
CHINAWARE IS USED GLASSWARE HAS JUST
LINE, BAND AND CONVEN- BEEN RECEIVED. WITH \
TIONAL DESIGNS. RICH MAT COIN BAND
This new pattern fHarrrnonzes spendid1y with the
wG1ite=amd=gold dinnerwear.
hfnl,G EST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-11
DESIRABLE PIECES FOR
THANK SEWING TABLE DECORATIONS.

showing Of table that will heighten the
charm Of the table and the serving OF the meal
Fern Dishes wide variety Of designs. many sizes.
shapes patterns complete with lining each and upward
Glass Vases both imported and domestic. comprising Clear
Crystal Gold Glass Acid Etched Glass and Cut
Glass shapes sizes and patterns epresented to
each
Sets This has to be popular mode OF deco
rating table and Of coupled with the dainty glass
chains charming and outo Extraordinary centepiece
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The Reality.

| sat around predicting snow.
Each day beheld genial glow;
The sky was blue, the sun was gay,
AS Indian Summer slipped away;
Yet paused to <. ther here and there
A lingering blossom for her hair.
l walled Ere long she's got to CO.
/ sat around predicting snow.
And sure enough the blizzard came.
old Boreas played his rudest game
And Dade US buffet and be strong
As on our way we pushed along.
An exultation drowned the fear
OF frost and shadows drawing near
The coolest. gloomiest days you know
Are when you sit predicting snow.