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New Britain herald., 1915-03-10

of mushrooms and two tableSpOOnfulS of lemon juice an dsmmer for ten minutes a
 Creamed Potatoes.
 Wash potatoes boil with their skins on until soft drain and let stand several h ours. Peel, cut in cubes. Put in saucepan, adding one table spoonful of butter to each cupful of potatoes Sprinkle with salt and pap rika. Add enough cream to cover and cook slowly for thirty minutes. Serve garnished with chopped parsley.
 Artichoke Salad.
 Boil artichokes until tender Drain and cool Separate the leaves and mix with an equal quantity of grapefruit pulp Place on lettuce leaves and serve with mayonnaise.
 Almond Pudding
 Pound one-half pound of almonds in a mortar Mix with yolks of six eggs and one cupful of sugar, two table spoonfuls of lemon juice, one cupfuI of cake crumbs and the whites of tho eggs beaten stiff. Put in well but tered baking dish and bake in a slow oven about thirty minutes.
 Strawberry Ice.
 Three cupfuls water, one and one half cupfuls strawberry juice, one cup full sugar and one tablespoonful lemon juice.
 Boil sugar and water together for twenty minutes. Mash strawberries through a sieve and add, together with lemon juice. Strain and freeze in usual manner
 Spice Cakes.
 Sift two cupfuls of flour, beat the yolks of four eggs with one pound of sugar, and add one-half tablespoonful each of cinnamon and ginger, one- fourth teaspoonful of cloves, one tea spoonful of grated lemon peel and a pinch of salt. Mix al Into a dough and roll nto small cakes Bake in a moderate oven about ten minltes.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10

villages in France and Belgium will or more stereopticon views in his. great war lecture on "The Great European War" new, superb travelogue on the causes, conditions and consequences of the most stu pendous war in history. Tickets for the great war lecture by MT. Mac Queen on Friday evening are now on sale at the Dickinson Drug Co., and by members of the Methodist Broth erhood.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10
War Lecture By Peter MacQueen.

Peter MacQueen, F. R. G. S., and war correspondent with the armies of the allies in Belgium and France from illustrated lecture on ''The Great Flu ropean War" on Friday evening at Trinity Methodist church under the auspices of the Methodist Brother hood. The pictures he took on the battlefelds and amid the ruins of
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10
WOMEn CAN
 HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re- stored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound.
Eldon, Mo. "I was troubled with displacement, inflammation and female

weakness. For two ye ars 1 could not stand on my fe ct long at 8 time and 1 could not walk two blocks without en- during cutting and drawing pains down my right side which
 incre a Sc d every month. I have been
 at that time purple in the face and dwo11ld
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10
BUSH ELECTED CHAIRMAN

St. Louis, March 1O-B. F.. Bush of St. Louis yesterday was elected chairman of the board of directors of the Missouri Pacific and of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railways, and also chairman of the executive committees of both roads.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10

Miss Ryan has a choice showing Of new waists in all the fashiona ble modes and materials, at her shop, 79 Pratt street, Hartford, but one new voile in white and flesh which she is selling at $2.25 is so pretty that it needs particularly to be mentioned It is an entirely new desgn.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10
ALLEN LABOR REPEAL PASSED

Albany, N. Y, March 1O.--The bill to repeal the law prohibiting alien labor on public work passed the as- sembly yesterday, 9S to 33. The mea- sure now goes to the governor for signature. The executive will sign 1t.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10
$25, ,OOO MARLBORO FIRE.

Marlboro, Mass, March 10.-Fire in the Masonic building on Main street yesterday caused an estimated loss of $25,000.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10

One can corn, one quart milk, one small onion. sliced; three tablespoon fuls flour, one-half cupful water, one can tomatoes, one-quarter teaspoonful soda, one-third cupful butter, two tea spoonfuls salt and one-eighth tea spoonful pepper.
 Scald milk corn and onion added. Make smooth paste of the flour and water and add milk. Cook twenty min utes or until mixture thickens. Rub through a sieve. Cook tomatoes, add soda and put through the sieve. Com blne the corn and tomatoes. add but ter and seasoning, beat and serve.
 Trout a Ia Nor.mandic.
 Boil a sea trout, add one sliced onion one carrot, chopped; two sprigs of parsley, one bay leaf a few pepper corns and one tablespoonful of butter When done beat the yolks of two eggs with a little cream add salt and a pinch of cayenne. Remove the fish to a platter. Mix the egg sauce with the water in which the fish was cooked. Add one-half .cupful of cream. Beat and pour over the fish.
 . Ducks With Mushrooms.
 Clean and season a pair of ducks and cut into pieces at the joints. Heat two tablespoonfuls of butter in a saucepan add the ducks one large onion chopped fine two cloves of gar lie and herb bouquet chopped. Cover and brown for a few minutes; add one cupful of water and stew until tender. Then add one cupful
New Britain herald., 1915-03-10
How An Appetizing Sunday Dinner
 May Be Prepared Just at Present
It Includes Everything That's Tasty from Midwnter Soup to Coffee Recipes for Attractive Menus includ
 ing Almond Pudding

MidNinter Soup Trout a Ia NOrmandic Ducks with Mushrooms Creamd, Potatoes ArtichoIxe Salad Almond Pudding Strawberry Ice Spice Cakes
 Coffee
 MidWinter SouD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

ribly said that Vas the cause of
all The trouble in the family After
she had gone ] took all these let
ters and some moro that ! havo and
pm them in package aud address
cd them TO Jacks mother Some OF
The letters speak very d.srcspect-
fully ~ her
I'm let her see what her boy
whom she thinks so much OF thinks
Of her said 90 myself as went
90 the post box
"Margie even opened the box
10 slip that package Iu when { knew
7 could not do IL could not be The
one 20 destroy that poor old vo.
mans faith in her boy and so /
brought them back
Now { don't know what 10 do
& wish Dick would let me 20 away
{ can make my Twins as a broker
IN rare books and bindings VIII Won
ask him. Margic. ~ can give up
my trusteeship2"
"I1l try and get him mp here now
10 straighten THIS thing ont" ! said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

The Misses Josephine and Fay
Alger are home from su eastern
trip.
Mrs r "a Field. OF sprusGeld
o. formerly Miss Helen Trump. is
visiting in the city,
%
Mrs. " ID Trump and Mrs Max
strasburg have gone 20 MackIuac
for week
Or and Mrs Henry C. Corns
spent the weekend a. the Rush.
mere club. ST. Clair Flats
Mr. aud Mrs Charles sunch0eld
and Mrs William Van Dyke are
taking an eastern motor trip
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Craig smith of
Chandleraye.. returned from a mo
tor trip IN the east, last week
-,
Mrs Frederic Towle. OF Jefferson
ave- has returned from Ponto aux
Barques.
O.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond T. Lofaud
az Philadelphia are visiting BIT. and
Mrs Karl f. Kurth. OF Rhode lsl
8nd-aye.
%
Mr. and Mrs r. c Clark of Chi
caeo-blyd. are al Portage Lake and
win go later TO Macbinac 20 remain
through September.
o
Mrs Frank A. Bradley and Mrs.
Lorenzo Allerton, of Pingreeave.
have gore 70 Alliance, Co.,. 90 visit
Mrs. Carl AIcorn
q
Mr.. and Mrs. wainwright Schrood-
or. who have been visiting Mrs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
1.-THE Avalanche"
Bg a A Serial Mystery Story of
J. B. Harrs-Bmland - Absorbing Interest

ut comfort ot luxury reminder
that here. 70 anywhere iu The world.
there was the sheltered peace of o
beautiful home
~ went 90 as many cottagcrs ~-
possible" said Mrs Lowther, sip
ping her hot tea, and gave away
the tickets for blankets and GOALS
saw some Of the Goals distributed
There were no fires In two of the
CRATES"
ibid YOU call on the shilae'
yes. but the mau was absolutely
rude TO me There Is no other word
for IT, sybl And ne did not seem
10 he In any want
II heard they were so badly or
poor things
They are nor badly OF now
sibyl A big fire was roaring 70 the
CRATE. and there was quite two hun
dredweight Of coal IN one corner
The table was covered with food
and there was jug Of beer and a
haltempty bottle OF whisky. I think
the man had been drinking
Perhaps Jim had given them
some money IT'S The sort OF thing
he would do They were 10 have
left today aud he has given them
another week
Mrs LOwther shrugged her
shoulders and turned the converse
ton to another family Sibyl ques
toned her eagerly She liked "a
hear about the village folk, liked %
help them
A fow minutes later the door
opened and two callers were shown
into the room
Bother said SIbyl under her
breath, and then she rose 10 greet
them with a smile.
MY dear Lady Kent She said.
shaking hands How sweet OF YOU
10 come out In this awful cold
Lady Kent a tall thin woman OF
80. laughed
I've really come With an object "
she said but let mo introduce you
10 my friend. Mrs Walters Lucy
this Is Mrs Treverton and hcr moth.
CT Mrs Lowthor- quite old friends
Of mine"
Mrs. Walters, short sraybaired
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

Wainwright father Frank % Le-
land Of Eurhsave have lc1 ne
uU.l and VIII motor 90 ,he.r home
u Oklahoma city
o.
SIR and Mrs. c ~ Bryan. $50.
$3.50 West Grand-blvd. are taking
800 extended motor "trip through zoe
east
Mrs Edwin Hewitt Brown OF
Crosse Pointe win return this week
from Cleveland. where she has been
visiting friends
o.
Mrs. George H. Cecil of the
Wtthercll apartments has returned
from Chicago. where she visited her
daughter Mrs William ri Allen Jr
%
SIT and Airs e w Willard OF
Cbnllerave. will return The last OF
the week from a motor trip through
tbc Berkshircs
ur and Mrs r T. Hardness and
,Ir and Mrs Frank o. Taylor arc
homo frgn three weeks motor
,rin through the White mountains
%
Mr. and Mrs o r benjamin and
daughters, Dorothy and lrma, 40.
800 MaxVcllave. are In New York
state visiting al Mrs Benjamin's
old home
%
There VIII De a Scotch concert
and BAH in Dumeld hall, Friday
evening Aug o. for the benefit of
Clan Campbell pipe band The con.
cert viii begin promptly at las.
o
Miss Edith Keatley, OF Ann Ar
Dor and Seymour Rutherford, OF
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ful forthcoming the box would have
To boz opened by "a locRsmltb
may as well produce The key
at Once le aid 70 himself. and
ls' ra. d.sEu ne business over"
He uldgrad like man With
Glenn .aaa Io touches something
itt and uusightly Yet he saw no
other wO og ol DIS difficulties 10
would ae easier. more honorable. 90
say fo His WIFE, % have sold the Tu-
don cup because wanted Tho
umes
But the matter could hardly end
tlfr0 Tire would have 20 explain
willy ;he wanted the money Ii he
refused to explain, bls want Of can
dor would Die like a heavy weight on
heG m0d THE doctor had said she
aa. mot t1 b- worried lie would
have o tsl o. falsohood her
sake
lie nmbled about IN the safe for
"a itue .lIo Then he went to his
writing table unlocked drawer
and took out The key OF the box A
few minutes later be returned TO The
drawiug room
i've found b." he said quietly.
Where Jim2' the two women
asked simultaneously
In a drawer ln my writing table.
J must have put it there myself"
Sbyl hold ont her hand for the
key. Treverton shook his head aud
laughed
4 don't think wen look at It
now" be said 1--WE shall have TO
pun t out when Mrs. Walters
comes
shes clever woman" said Mrs
Lowther she exactly described
the key one would almost think
she had seen il before"
"Fll warrant she has not. said
Trcyerton i've never heard her
name before
Jim dear pleaded sibyl. laying
q hand on her husbands arm.
please open the box"
Continued Tomorrow.
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tCopyriEht. 1913. ny tar Associated
Newspaper. LtmitcdD
CHAPTER Kll-(contlnued


OF course. she would have 20 be
careful--yery careful OF herself. IL
would not do 10 run any risk OF in.
jury 20 her health Everything must
be sacrificed for the child. even. u
need be. the fathers ambition and
career.
The door opened and two footmep
entered, one with small table, the
other with n large silver tea.tray.
When the tea was brought in tho
men closed the shutters and drew
the curtains. switching on one or
two shaded electric lights, Then
Mrs. Lowther appeared.
Il believe It's colder than ever.
sibyl." she said "ryo Just walked
down into the village
But not fast enough 20 keep
warm mother
IL don't think one could keep
warm today even q one ran Wen.
rs pleasant enough in here Where's
Jim p"
Gone into Maitland In tho car.
he won't be back until dinner"
She poured ouf the tea Tho Gre.
light sparkled pleasantly on tho
cleaning china and nue old silver.
The long white paneled room glow cd
with the electric lamps. Every
where there were signs OF warmth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

tb.s c.ty HeIr married. .n Berkeley
Va Aug I1 MiH Koatley was a
graduate OF 90. literary department
OF Ann Arb0r nst year Her moth.
or is moss attending The same Hni.
yersiy
Mr aa1 fr Kenneth Guest and
family formerly OF Detroit. but for
several elI iders of Virginia.
win rewn iH the near future and
ag8iu make t.is c.ty their home
AIRS. Guas. Wa- Miss Emma White,
more before hcs marriage
Mrs Hur0 seharer Mlss Marian
Scherer and Nls Dorothy scherer.
OF Crosse po.utc. nave gone 10 the
"hte mountains and Poland
Springs Troy vlH not return until
Dr'
Mr and trs John T. HlEgon
borhan lrf. U California. Saturday.
TAe} ~ attend the exposition and
th- convention of press humorists
which wil ha held in San Francisco
LeEt "agh
Arrs 'rargaret Aoyuton. OF no 1876
0Wen-aya gave "a dinner Wednes.
dav De- honor of SIT and Mrs Valen-
Zinc j Roush Ir Of Buffalo The
decorations r..ra fD ,rafIo,r- Tho
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23
The Confessions of a Wife
Mary Wants to Get Away.

found Mary In "a very nervous
condition She was very pale and
there were traces OF tears on her
drawn checks She quickly lnqulr
cd about Aunt Mary and her eyes
aEain filed when / told her Tho sad
news
asked her about The shop and
for che first time she smiled MAR
r,e. -ho said "the one thing On AN
tho world that gives me back my
self respect ls this little shop /
know have made a success OF this
end q ans thing happens 90 nae am
afraid that the 5hop VIII suffer
Bat my dear girl thoro "a moth.
inR going 20 happen 20 You You
are nor .ll are you7'
40 am feeling al right
Then what Is he natter Your
hands are AS cold az ieo your voice
IS on edge and your e}ee seem con
stanuy on tBe lookout for some ter
uble sight"
MARY walked % her desk and. I'M
locking a secret drawer, silently
picked letter from Tho top of
bundle and handed 1t 10 me- -.,h
The remark 81, received 10 this
morning u IS The fourth 7 have re-.
oeived, saying about the same
things Ia the last two weeks"
The missive began without agy
formalliy and said 81 cannot un.
Gcrsand why YOU don't at least an.
,swer my letters 10 seems very
strange 70 me that 7 could live with
woman for more than four years
and not End orr that she had the re-
vengcful and unforEiying disposition
That YOU have Mary
20 have come 20 feel that you only
married me for life Of ease and
comfort that YOU literally sold
Yourself az any woman OF tho
streets for what I might give YOU
that while vow we're not sure OF this
case YOU still lured me with your
Js1abcl smile. but after that riiicu-
lous viii WAS read putting you ln
virtual possession, Of my fathers eS'
tate YOU kicked me ont doors You
have ruined my life. made me under
sfpnd that woman So q ht consort for
that serpent who was her arst temp
TOR in mo garden Of Eden Mary. I
cannot live tins way. Today only
g5 ccnts stands between mo and
starvation. NV mind IS in such a
state that cannot work, cannot
think of anything but my terrible
wrongs af your hands.
"i have determined n end 81 al,
but warn Won. Mary. that II I put
myself over The border shall take
Won WITH me. Don't think for one
moment viii leave Won 10 squander
fhc money that IS mine on some
other man
m Won do not answer This letter
and send me enough money 10 como
bone and arrange with Dick 50 that
! can take my rightful place as The
mrnarer ~ my fathers business.
You may expect tho worst
This ~ the last word shall send
yen After this { shall net and Won
and viii wake up IN tho land OF
nrvar.viiI.bo JACK"
Tho roward-tho despicablc cow
or,N I said or 7 finished MARY
wis haven't YOU sent these lettera
TO Dick and bIs mothor7 They
should know what you arc going
through because Of this dope and
liquor aend"
4 T asa think the other day whom
/, Jack'7 mother was over here that ]
would mail them 20 her after she
b. zone. She talked 70 me 20 ter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

woman With spectacle slightly m
elued her head
81 must explain. Mrs TrevertoH,
size said uervously 81 ann writing
book on old siyer-uot O. mauu
mental work, can assure you 1W
a small. unprctentous AFFAIR
want. however, 20 get series of
quite new illgstratious-thinss chat
have never been photographed be-
fore / have been told your husband
has some wonderfully 0ue old ai
l4er and ! thought perhaps might
take the liberty of asking sou 10
let me take a few photographs next
week
20. certainly, Mrs Wsiters-wo
should be only too pleased mother
isn't that splendid-Jim viii b.,
pleased
Mrs Walters" said Lady Kent
thought that perhaps you would bo
good enough TO show what was
81. Lucy. you wanted 10 sec SO par
Iticularly?"
The Tudor Cup met "A friend
Of Mr. Treverton's in London and
be was telling me about 1t
"Of course, you can see it--bui
wel have some tea FIRST How per
fectly. delightful Of you TO wish fa
make a picture OF IT, rs an ugly
little thing"
She rang the belt and told The
footman TO send the butler TO her
minute or two later Stanley en-
tered the room
81 want YOU 20 unlock the strong
ROOM she said, "and bring me the
small oak box numbered 81 You
know the one. don't quite
small, you can easily carry IT,"
yes ma'am; know the one
you mean"
He left the room and Mrs Wal
tiers began TO apologize for giving
SO much trouble
20. please don't talk like that,
aid Sibyl Treverton with a smile
I'D like to have a look at the thing
myself ! think it's quite a year
since we had IL out Of IFS box I'm
afraid IT, viii be dreadfuly taruish-
ed
II was NOT until all had finished
their tea that the butler entered the
drawing room with a box a foot high
and about nine inches square It
was bound and covered With eXquis.
tely wrought iron. and was in itself
q thing OF beauty he drew forward
small table OF sycamore and tulip
wood. and placed the box upon b.
Mrs Walters was enthusiastic.
"Hov lovely She said 81 must
photograph The box as well-if I
may"
Certainly" said st5Yl with a
smile "Haye you brought The key
Stanley
No. ma'am Il only keep The keys
for the things that are generally IN
use"
"Of COURSE thank
you stanley You can co.
The man Iett the room and SHY!
rose from her chair III you Will
excuse me for a minute She said,
OF will fetch tho kew
Again Mrs Walters protested that
she bad not wishes 20 give 500 much
trouble Sjbyl answered that it was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

THE Eey DIS NOT here She said
Jim must have put 10 somewhere
else for safety believe this ugly
utIe cup is wol.h srca, deal of
money
Mrs Walters said that the cup
was worth az least 5000 pound
chat 10 was unique and she dcsorib-
od 10 $50 accurately that Sibyl looked
at her IN surprise
cone would almost think you had
seen b." SHE said
90. I'm mad on old silver-abso
lut5ly mad 10 was described to me-.
and I believe could draw an accu.
rate picture af &c.
"Who described 10 20 you?' said
sibyl rather coldly The woman
was beginning 10 bore her. and She
was annoyed az not being able 90
0nd Che key.
go Mr. Fairbairn perhaps yo1
DO not know him
"l do not said Sibyl quietly The
man. whoever he was, probably be-.
longed 20 The other part OF her bus
bands liie-Jhat other part she did
not care 10 think about
Jim VIII not be- in until dinner
time, she continued after a pause
81 am SO sorry Mrs. Walters bal,
you must come over ia a day or two
with your camera and wen have
Che cup all ready for you
"The key ought to be with the
others said Treverton. are you
sure that 90 not there?"
you can look for yourself Jim
They were In the drawing room
after dinner. The matter Of the key
had been discussed during the meal
and Treverton had dismissed IL with
laugh Sibyl had not referred 10
80 again but once or twice Trever
ton had flncied that Mrs Lowther
had glanced at him rather curiously
lie picked mo the keys, one bF
one. and looked at the labels.
ut ought to be here" he said
with smile Well. ! suppose we
must get another key htted TO tho
lock, but nm have good look Tn
Che safe first The key may have
dropped ont Of the bag.'
Look now, lin viii you I'm
beginning 20 be afraid that some.
ff.i..-- d. .,.-o,, 81,
lie picked mp the iron box with
both bis hands and set t down
"lt feels heavy enough, he said.
thourhttully
you could hardly TELL jim said
Mrs. Lovthcr The cup might BE-
there or it might not. II only weighs
very little should say In compari-
son TO the box
ut weighs ~ ounces-well, If
you're both anxious I'll 90 and
search the safe
eyes do, Jim pIease-at once"
He lcft The room and made his
way 20 The library Tie knew well
enough where the key was, and that
The box was empty He wanted time
TO think. TO invent some story that
would NOT hc a downright lie
Course Fairbain and that pryine
woman he thought as De opened
fbo door of tho safe and pretended
to- look lu che cupboards and draw
crs 81 can think of something that
VIII ausfy Sibyl-it win NOT be so
easy 90 deal with her mother
Tie Iit a cigarette and stared ar
the satc with "a puzzled frown Hc
had known that some day or other
this crisis would arise and he had
decided 90 refuse 90 allow the box
70. be opened But now that the
crisis was too it did not seem quite
So easy 10 deal with IT,
There was a definite. reason Tor
finding thc koy and opening tho
box. His wife was pleased with tho
idea of the cup being illustrated 10
p book on old silver If the key were
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1HNrrIR>

IHArTER~.
..sI.H PREVENTION. "a mnu ut
wUn Naa divorced DIS wife Alice.
believing that -hc ran away with
CAPT HAlG. ~ ho was lu love with
hFr ttrttrtou utrr ts again and
soon aftCrward liHIE tIrns up and
tNnIca tnat hr lrft Euglaud with
Alice lie says that Alice was
murdered iu the woods near by and
threatens % accuse Trcverton on
tHr crime unletH he ls well paid
H-+g w. found murdered. hut hls
ulfr continues 90 bln kmaN Tre-
Nertou.
~l NlL FEENENrON TrcHcrt0u IS
second wife. who has just present
Hd him with "a son.
iNAIr head gamekecper % Trever-
rom
MRS WALTERS. uciEhbor OF the
rreNertons, Who la interested in odd
HilNrr SHE calls ou SybO and asks
to Poo shown an old Tudor cup
which Ia treasured posacsalou 90
the Trevertou family
MRS LpWTHEit. St bills mother
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-23

a sh0c thar s uncomfortable
from pinching may De fixed by lay
ing a cloth wet n hot water. across
the place where 10 pinches the foot
Change The cloth as II cools Try Il.
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"A Square Deal
BY MILLER

use
shouting Deal
could of
I'd be
find things They back the
the places where
When buyer into the Biggest Little Store
The who be
most of them who dollars
advertise the
stores will show that handle only the goods that
ty When think
Community When think Of watches think Of Illinois Egn Ham
Waham Howard other
Thomas and Gilbert carry of these And
If you've Miller jewey diamonds optical
work is the time begin,
EyerythngI anything you buy ism RIGHT
think isn't right bring back and money
would rather lose transaction than somebody's ill.,
Will would rather people their back than have them
/ treated them unfairly.
Hyouve been store there's talk frtherf
there satisfaction in store for Drop
thousands customers started with
more--rm waiting for