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The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1912.
LYMAN STREET

To a. c. Thompson, Jacob Lasky.
Ignatz Delezeski. stanley Pytewicz,
Olda Leitz, w Jakobowski. Anna SAL
la Martin Lula, Samuel Zambora.
Casimir Garteszyk. Joseph Wienc kow-
ski. Felix schultz. Ignacy Rakory,
Peter Broeki. X. Battacks, s VIOLA
ski. Wadlislus Laperski. 2. Koczak.
Kapimir Przybilski. Frank Sadeski.
George Back. John Schroeder. Henry
Gall. Clarence Fisula, Mike puchaI-
ask, Paul Rymiszewski. Anthony Wa
cibskl, X. Lokolewski. John Wilkow
ski steve Jasczynski. Frank Liese, g.
Russell. kazemir prcrbilski julius
Kekos. Edward Grzmkowski. John
Milewski, Mike Cenek. NJ. Chonan. ".
y jerks. John Suder. John Latonacy.
John Prucial. Walter Kowalski. Jo-
seph Gruduski. William Hawrzyski.
Ignac Michalski. George Balok. 1g-
natE Beback. Anton Warda, Anthony
Ogrodowicz. Philip Bogk Michael
Tro1. Lothrop estate. Andrew Kacz
kowski. Casimir Ostarzewski, ~. Sry-
eczinski, T. Nienczak. Mike Cicholski.
Board of Education tMajeske SchooD
and 20 all other persons owning, oc-
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NOTICE STREET Paw NC
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. %, 1915
Paving Notice No. 1906.
ALGER AVENUE

To George 4. kennedy, Jennie
Schuler. Fred G. Clark. Board Of
Education (Wiliam Il. Moore
SchooD. Charles G.. Proctor G. +.
Kramer. II. J Hackett. -. PfThorpe'
q. T. Wiggs. Florence L. CLARK,
Charles Wipner, Stella kowalczyk,
NJ A. Fischer. smith and Hunger
ford. II. ~ Stephens, Louis Lpson.
and to all other persons owning, oc-
cupying. or otherwise Interested IN
any OF the lots and premises 'front.'
ing on Alger avenue in said city OF
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city oi
Detroit. having ordered 80 much OF
Alger avenue. from the east line OF
Oakland avenue 20 the west curb
line of Cameron avenue, To be
graded and paved, notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Alger avenue. and
liable to be assessed for said I'M
provement under the provi isions OF
the CITY Charter. and that a roll of
said assessment Is now completed
and will remain at the Assessors or
ice. In the city Of Detroit. from tht
date hereof until December 7th, 1919
for the inspection OF all persons con-
cerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE ]. ALBRECHT,
B-42s President
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. "a. lsis.
Paving Notice No. 1900.
DUNEDIN STREET.

To public Library Conn.,. Geo, ~
Proctor, Mary -. shears. ~ ES EmS
Moon, Matthew Y, Plunkett, hsrsS3<{
Ter. JOS Gltre. w. J. Foley. Aiex ,rf 49,
vey, Amedia c. Bower. Danfei .cet-
we'll. II. W, Grenneil, 7 &C.
T. +. schoenhlde. Harry G; Ammcz
r. +. Wegener. Il. l. Herr. w: " Cu!{<::
tis. Richard ID. Maher Geo. III. smttn
Chas Knorr. w J. curtis, Je[
er, Whitney Realty Co. stanley
stevens. William Luttermoser. Wit<
Ham O'Rourke, Frank Sehophofer ~
4. Dean. Henry 4, APPEL, lichard ~
Mogridge. John Mosridge, Jessie ~.
Spencer Homer j. Cross, y. A. MeIp.;
tosh, w A. H. Steffens. c. A. Dcaus
Chas A. Goth. T. Jones, Antoine Corr
belle, belle @, H. FoSse, Sssv Ma.tnsw Halsn ana
Agnes Mcpherson. Bertha zinke. and
10 all other persons owninG, occupy-I
ing. or otherwise Interested In any
OF the lots and premises fronting on
Dunedin street. In said city OF De~i
trOit within the limits hereinsfte<
mentioned
The Common Council OF the ~ity|
OF Dunesin street. from the nors9
line OF West Grand Boulevard to the
south curb line OF LaSalie uarueu4
south. 10 he graded and paved. NOTES,
is hereby given that an assessmeU&
has been made upon all the lots ana.
premises fronting on said DuneQJU
street, and liable 10 be assessed f44'
said Improvement under the pro-
visions of the City Charter. and th4k
"A roll OF said assessment IL now cons
pleted and will remain AT the No.
SCISSORS Offce. In the city OF Detroiesl
from tho date hereof until DenembeE
7th, 1915. for the inspection OF sU
persons concerned therein. f
BOARD OF ASSESSORS. ia
RY GUSTAVE J. ABR ECHT. III
B-420 PRESIDENT.
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NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Detroit. Nov. %. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1901.
DWIGHT BOULEVARD.

To Joseph TT. Berry Estate. and TO-
all other persons owning, occupyin93
or otherwise interested In any OF thel
lots and premises fronting on Dwight
Boulevard, in said city OF DetrottS
within the limits hereinafter mem
toned.
The Common Council OF the City,
OF Detroit, having ordered so much'
OF Dwight Boulevard. from the west,
line OF Fiske avenue 10 the west.
curb line OF Parkyisw avenue. to be,
graded and paved. notice in hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premisee'
fronting on said Dwight Boulevard.
and liable TO be assessed for said inn
provement under the provisions Of
the City Charter. and that a roll ok.
said assessment IL now eompletedss
and will remain at the Assessorsra
office. In the city of Detroit. from.
the date hereof until December 1tnsl
1915. for the inspection of all per-
sons concerned therein. sSsA
BOARD OF ASSESSORS, M
BY GUSTAVE j. ABR ECHT,
B-421 President.
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PROPOSALS FOR HOSE

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Fire Commission. De-
troit, Mtchy until 230 p. m MONDAY,
Commission with 1000 feet "a Inch
and 5000 feet 3-inch cotton rubber
lined hre hose. in 50-foot lengths. Mt
ted with the best heavy bronze coup
lings
price bid will be for delivery Z o.
b. Detroit. The successful bidder will
br required 10 furnish a satisfactory
surety bond I'm the sum OF one half
amount of contract, 10 guarantee tul-
hllment of same and guarantee.
The right TO reject any and all bids
is expressly reserved.
Bids will be indorsed Proposal for
Hose and delivered to the under
signed.
GEORGE j. FINN.
B-429 Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

cupying or otherwise interested In
any of the lots and premises 'front.'
ING on Lyman street. in said city OF
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned.
The Common Council Of the city %
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Lyman street. from the east line OF
St Aubin avenue 20 the west line Of
Cheue street, 20 De graded ana paved.
notice is hereby given that an as
sezsment has been made upon oil tho
lots and premises fronting on said
Lyman street, and liable 10 be as
sessed for said Improvement under
the provisions OF the City Charter.
now completed. and Will remain at
the Assessors Office In the city OF
Detroit from the date hereof until
Dee :. 1918. for the inspection Of all
persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY GUSTANE ]. ALBRIGHT,
B-433 President.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Several instructors in the Palmer
method of business writing, the
new standard in the public schools.
have been sent out by the Board OF
Education To. visit schools, in order
TO familiarize students and teach
er5 VITA the system The instruct
ors teach several rooms at time
or give the instruction 10 the grade
room teachers directly The stu
49, -vs-ss.->-. >-.~----@>- ------ 80
exercises receive button. and
when they have finished tho entire
course. they are given n diploma
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The house OF representatives OF
Eastern high school. agreed, Thurs
day, to hold an elimination orator.
cal contest next Wedne 3day, 20 de.
eide who will represent Eastern In
the oratorical contest to take place
in Ann Arbor. Dec 10. All mem.
bers who have been I'm the organ
ization for one semester are eligible
10 take part in this contest The
football game TO he played by the
house against the honorary mem
bers OF the society. was discussed
The following will be the lineup OF
honorary members University OF
Michigan. Snyder. 'l9. center;
WNiensh. II. right tackle. Gabriel,
'la. captain and left half; Cruise,
10, left emf; G.. Kretchmarr, 10.
right end; II. Kretchmarr, lS, left
guard; Troester. rs, fullback; NJ
A. c., Keydel. IA. left tackle; Uni
versity OF Detroit; Weeks, H. quar-
terback; Wharam, rs, right half;
University OF Cincinnati, Jackson,
'19. right guard.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Robert Rech, Elsie Eiley ard NJ
Klatt. picture, Elmer pleger, VIII
liam Mackenson, Helen Judson,
George Curtis. Elizabeth Cooper;
entertainment. Richard Straw, Sid
ney Scott, Dorothy Pinnegar Mar
garet Van Vleet, Richard Taylor;
banquet. William Ludwig. Clarence
Betting, Stewart Baxter, -. Stan
bury, lIllda Thiel; color. r. Rose,
Beatrice Buckholder, Clara Ohm
stead. VI Land, Robert Harris :;
motto, Florence Orndorr. Charles
Aldrich. G.. Leesnann, Ralph Som
mer. F. Williams; flower c.. Bev.
crsdorf. Gladys Wade, A. Thomas,
Lawrence Rutz, r. Grunow; dress
Charlotte Wilkinson. Grace Gates,
Marie Braun. Margaret Winn, Gle
amor Turner.
Elmer Plegcr and Otto Slelaff
VII represent Eastern high at the
annual older boys conference IN
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

and this is the way you can l
him for your family dinner table on
Nov. 25:
Pluck him and singe him and
wash him three times; then stun
him brim-full OF bread. onions and
thyme. Then roast him all brown.
and have Mary warm a platter, and
take him TO the table on that
When you serve him to the multi
tude have generous helping Of
oranberries placed on each plate.
To stuff a turkey with chestnuts
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
School Happenings

The girls in the Eastern high
school branch OF the Affiliated HIGH
School clubs mot Thursday. Miss
Marsh. English instructor, made a
short talk.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

dressing for your Thanksgiving Ia
ble--split with knife two pounds OF
hestnuts and roast them in an oven
not too hot Peel them. and nnish
cooking in large saucepan. Cover
the chestnuts with white stock, add
piece OF raw celery. and cook
again, slowly. in order TO keep them
as whole as possible. Drain and
cool on Have one pound OF fat
sausage meat seasoned with salt.
pepper and sage; mix with the
chestnuts and stun the turkey.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Thanksgiving exercises and other
programs suitable TO the occasion
are being held in most all OF the
classes in Central high school In
Miss Cocks seventh hour English
(7) class Charles p Mcfarland.
speaker Of the house OF representa-
tivcs. acted as toastmaster at a
foodless banquet All the members
OF the class spoke. their chief sub
iects being. why We should be
thankful as 4 nation" In Miss Len
mons first hour English ca class,
Samuel Rubiner acted as the chair
n1nn. haSSne pre>iOVs,y -s-ssas.rr,a
tnnics to. ibe students for discDs,
sion.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The following students have beon
Higgins school Dorothy Arnd'.
Marguerite Greenberg. Beulah An-
derson. Ellen Kretchman. Margaret
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Hereafter meetings OF the East
ern high house Of representatives
will be held in the John Gray pub
lie library branch every Wednes.
lay evening instead of in Eastern
high school during III, afternoon
4 challenge for a public debate has
been received from the Philomatic
Debating club The challenge Will
be considered at the next meeting.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The Parke school soccer team
played the Greusel school team to
tic. p.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The Williams soccer school team
defeated the Parko school aggrega-
zion Thursday afternoon, to 1.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

a mass meeting was held in the
auditorium OF Eastern high school,
Monday afternoon, To congratulate
the football team for beating the
schools great rival. Western high.
Dr. J. Remsor Bishop. principal OF
the school, and Coaches Frye.
Wuesthof and Remington spoke.
Carp" Hesse. captain Of this years
team also addressed the students.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Acting on the suggestion ~ Cen
trail high schools clvics classes, a
large number OF students brought
food and other things to the school
to be distributed among the poor
OF the city. Members OF the civics
classes obtained a list OF some Of
the most needy families in the city
and evenly divided the foodstufs
among them. Automobiles were
loaned for the purpose by the stu
dents
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24


played the Greusel school team to
tic. p.
The Williams soccer school team
defeated the Parko school aggrega-
Jion Thursday afternoon, 2 TO l.
A basketball team has been or.
saEizod by the twelfth grade girls
i'm Western high school. The team
has begun practice and expects to
begin playing within short time.
The Nature club In Western high
school viii hcreafter hold It's meet
ings I'm the physics department, and
each study will be illustrated with
!antarn slides.
Resolved. That the United
States should prohibit Carranxa
from conveying his troops across
the border. and forbid the exporta-
ton IT arms and ammunition to
Mexico" was the subject OF dis
cussion at the last meeting Of the
assembly In Western high school.
rhe debate was decided In favor OF
the negative by majority OF one
vote.
The joint challenge Of the as
sembly and the senate in Western
nigh school 10 Northwestern high
chool organizations has been ac.
cepted. Thc assembly and the SEN
ate also have jointly accepted a
challenge for public debate with
:he Philomatic Debating society
Common allusions and where TO
End them, Is the title OF pamphlet
recently published by Miss Flor
ence Hopkins librarian in Central
nigh school The book is now be-
ing used in the English courses in
the school Miss Hopkins is al
work ON still another book, Refer
once books that should be known
end whore 10 find them The book
will he ready for publication in a
hort time, and will also be used
by the English classes Of the
school
A class In elocution has been
formed in Western high school
under the supervision OF Miss Mar
caret Merus. The class will meet
every Monday afternoon in the
auditorium ~ The school.
The bcys Of the East Side settle
ment have organized 4 debating so.
ciety under the supervision of G..
Mcmillan Byrne. OF thu Recreation
| commission The following officers
have been elected President, Nc
kinley Collins; vice-president,
Frank Schultz; secretary and treas
urcr. Tony Blowski; sergeant at
arms, Albert Leabolt
The Condor Literary society has
elected the following officers Pres.
ident. j. Menmuir: vice-president,
f. Reitze; secretary. Morris Siegel;
treasurer. w Campbell; historian,
~ Lightbody, \ rehearsal for the
debate with Northern Literary club
was also held.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
BUSY SCHOOL DAYS IN DETROIT
Reported by the Of an
&A -SA

Shonlein, Esther Sell, Nan McFad-
deE, Selma Erdman.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

showing that they have completed
the course IL writing.
A nswcomb game between the
students OF rooms G and ID I'm the
Washington school. Thursday, cnd.
cd In favor OF room ID. 80 10 26.
The first game OF the soricG be-
tween the rooms was won by room
n
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
Snort tafk

The Higgins school soccer team
defeated tho Beard school team. :
10 o. Fred Grostect starred for the
winners. making three Of the fyc
goals The Higgins team will meet
the Cary school team tois week for
the last game Of the league series.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

A basketball team has been or
saUilod by the twelfth grade girls
in Western high school. The team
has begun practice and expects to
begin playing within short time.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Glasses being suspended Thurs
day and Friday. In Central high
school, on account OF the Thanks
irving holidays. there will be- no
meetings of organizations in the
school this week All OF them, how.
ever, promise TO resume full activi-
ties next week
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The Nature club In Western high
school viii hereafter hold its meet
ings I'm the physics department, and
each study will be illustrated with
lantern slides.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

L. b. Mann. principal OF house
l75. in Central high, has adopted a
unique method OF compelling stu.
dents to strive for a good scholar
ship. The cards having been
marked. a list of the poorest stu
dents was placed on the black.
board with their respective marks
for the month. This was first put
TO a vote by Mr.. Mann and accept.
ed by the students OF the house. Il
is already having The desired effect
as number OF students have al.
ready asked Mr.. Mann to have
their names removed. at the same
time signlfying their intentions OF
studying especially hard during the
coming month 10 raise their stand.
ings. incidentally. the honor roll
for the month was also announced
showing that the house was still
living up 10 its standard.
At the last meeting Of the Biology
club. in Central high, The pearl
oyster" was the subject OF an ad.
drcss BY Margaret Cummings. Rhea
Belle Davis spoke on the Eel" The
members enjoyed the discussions as
many new facts concerning these
aquatic species we're brought out by
the speakers.
Miss Chase. teacher OF botany
and zoology, has obtained the priyi-
lege OF taking the Biology club
through the Stott Flour mills, FRI
day, Dec. 3.
The biology club will hold a de.
bate on the question, Resolved.
That the theory OF evolution be
taught in the high schools" John
Robson and Jessie Metcalf will take
the affirmative, while Margaret
Gunn and Simon Shelter will op-
pose them.
80 tho last meeting OF the senior
class in Eastern high. the follow
ing committees were appointed by
President Fred Williams: Pin. Law
renee o'Brien, Harold Wilkinson.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24
CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE
OF CITY TREASURER

Detroit. Mich. Nov. 10. 1918.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that there have been
filed in this office the following
named assessment rolls, NJ
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

At tho last meeting Of the senior
class in Eastern high. the follow
ing committees we're appointed by
President Fred Williams: pin. Law
renee o'Brien. Harold Wilkinson.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

Miss Chase. a teacher OF botany
and zoology, has obtained the priyi-
lege OF taking the Biology club
through the stott Flour mills, Fri
day, Dec. 3.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The joint challenge Of the as
sembly and the senate in Western
nigh school 10 Northwestern high
chool organizations has been ac-
cepted. Thc assembly and the SEN
ate also have jointly accepted a
challenge for a public debate with
:he Philomatic Debating society.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

The Condor Literary society has
elected the following officers; Pres
ident. J Menmuir: vicepresident
f. Reitze: secretary. Morris Siegel
treasurer. w Campbell; historian
~. Lightbody. \ rehearsal for the
debate with Northern Literary club
was also held
The Detroit times., 1915-11-24

A class IN elocution has been
formed in Western high school
under the supervision OF Miss Mar
caret Merus. The class will meet
every Monday afternoon in the
auditorium Of The school.
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Social and Personal
True Values

ltems for this department welcomed. They may be
telephoned to the Teesrams doral department telephones
Bell ss8J Home 57Y Owing to limitations
social and items sometimes found pngs
as continuation Of this department.
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Annual REUNION.

The old Gregory's run choir held
its annual reunion Sunday, Septem-
Der 12, at the Wilsonburg Methodist
Episcopal church. Most Of the
members, besides a number Of Wis
tiers, were present and took part. A
fine program was rendered. The
Voir's singing was exceptionally
good and greatly enjoyed by all.
The quartets by Messrs. Bradford.
Shewman, Sturm and Gerard; by
Mrs. Louisa Swiger. Mrs. BERTHE Da-
visson. Lawrence swiger and Owen
!, Gerard. and by Mrs. Rose B. Ger
rard. Miss Alice Gerard and Messrs.
Sturm and Gerard were especially
fine and gave spice to the program
very much appreciated.
Upon the appointment Of BenJa-
min Lthville, Sylvanus Smith. Owen
Gerard, Lauren swiger and T. S
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Birthday Celebration,

The home OF Mrs. Sarah Greene,
Of Bridgeport, was a scene Of much
Joy Sunday when she proved most
delightful hostess to all the mem
bers Of her family and a few friends.
the occasion being that OF the
eightieth anniversary OF her birth.
An elaborate dinner was served
by this remarkable woman with Q
yigor usually associated with more
youthful days, baking the birthday
cake in large old-fashioned iron
flue which is an heirloom in the
family. Not only was the event one
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Of much pleasure for the older
members Of the family, but for the
youngest as we'll. for Mrs. Greene
has retained that youthfulness OF
mind and spirit which sheds its
radiance on all around the family
Those of the family who were
participants in the days pleasure
were Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lynch,
OF Roanoke; Miss Catherine Green
and Mrs. George Brown, OF Blue
vile; Mrs. Guy Freeman and
daughter, May of Westerville, o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stout and chill
dren and Mrs. Fanny Stout and son,
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Gerard as a committee on time and
place of the next meeting. the choir
adjourned to meet again next year.
PERSONALS

Mrs. Benjamin r. Blackford, Of
Parkersburg, who Is visiting her par
ents. Col. and Mrs. Henry Raymond
will return this evening to her SUM
mer home at the country club in
Parkersburg.
Miss Grace Taylor. OF Chicago. is
a guest at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. H. P. Protthero. Of Colonial
Heights.
o. E. Thorne. Of Redwood. ic a
city business visitor.
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Asking Our Customers TO SEE 1lss
Fall Fashions IN the Loluel
Price Store
ri &c Store

High art in fashions as. in all
things is dear, fine original things,
come high, but clever manufacture
ers who pay dear prices for the
great original creations, bought for
the purpose of copying, can repro
duce them in numb rs at low prices.
This week our lower price store
makes q fashion showing Of new
fall and winter suits, dresses and
coats; wonderfully similar to late
new expensive modes in fabrics and
designs, but at surprising moderate
prices. We are SO confident Of the
and low priced things that we
would be glad to have them COM
pared with much of the high-priced
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G. P. Stout, Of Grasselli: Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. N. H. Greene. of Oral: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Alexander and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ward and Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Robbins Of
Clarksburg; and Mr.. and Mrs. 9. r.
Greene and family, Of Bridgeport.
Others present were Mrs. Martha
Shields. OF Oral. and NJ. D. Teter. OF
Bridgeport.
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great help. Also use the pocket to
save many steps, by picking up hair
pins, buttons, etc. Then, when you
come to the place where they belong,
tho pocket can be emptied. For the
secret OF good houseke eping Is hav-
ing a place for everything and every
thing in its place.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Handy Pocket m Apron

Have a large deep pocket on your
kitchen aprons and In It plate q
small pencil and paper. While
working one thinks OF many things
to be done or things to write in let
tiers to friends, etc. It only takes a
moment to make note Of It, and
one can look over these notes when
a. leisure or writing. and It is a
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Clayl burg, &c. Sept. w
What to Do and How to Do II

Are the first two essentials good taste in personal
appear, it is true that there fine looking and well ed
ucated people in who are totally Obvious Of the
fact that neither themselves their house is well
dressed; however, others put on anything and look
well or they can arrange their homes though they
have very little money to spend; their homes are noted
for the charms of exquisite taste Wehave several at
tendants store noted for the superiority Of the
taste they possess and shall be glad to give you the
best of our service free charging only
prices for goods selected.