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glow with the warm blood that
surges through their pinched,wan lit
| tie bodies.
One night last July, one of those
Sitting, choking nights of midsum-
mer, we went into the Bowery in
| search of some old brass candle
sticks for one of our productions.
shall never forget the horrors OF
it, the depressing, stagnant air, the
dirty streets, the Uttered fire escapes
which had been converted into beds
for thousands of children, and the
lilies, who could not endure the tor
lures of the indoors. On the broad
breasts of the mothers lay the little
babies, white faced and sickly, al
most dropping visibly while the
mothers famed them, trying to bring
back their ebbing life.
Then into the midst of this squalor,
above the din and confusion, came
the tinkle of the hurdy-gurdy.
1t was like a call to arms-the
hurdy-gurdy man had sounded the
clarion. Hundreds of the children
flocked around him and danced, quite
as gayly as if the Uttered street had
been broad green lane and it was
Pan who had blown upon his reed
pipe and called them forth.
How can they sing and dance on
night like thisi" we asked each
other.
Youth has no regard for seasons,
laughed one in our party who calls
himself philosopher.
The dance was over-the children
had no pennies to give the hurdy-
gurdy man, but he did not expect it
from them-they were all his friends,
these children-and when one has the
power to bring happiness, isn't that in
itself reward great enough2
Let us not forget the hurdy-gurdy
/ man when we pass him by-just few
pennies that his music may never be
! stilled.
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Aunt Chatty's Mothers Club
Conducted by Mrs. Charity Brush
NAMING THE BABY.

HIS real Mothers Club of mother, everywhere
who struggling with questions of discipline training educa-
ton, clothing for the children Write Chaty of problems
which vxs you and she will advise and help you to solution Of
them Write her, too of discoveries of methods you
found successful smoothing the rough paths of for the tender
childish feet that through the Mothers Club your experience may be Of
benefit other mothers who still tangled the perpexy YOU
have so happily unraveled.
Cooperation the of hy not in
the business Of motherhood that highest hottest calling which always
has been and always will be of
other of usefulness be opened herr Address Mrs Charity
Brush of this paper.
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ITVTHEN the hurdy-gurdy mer
| " roll their merry music boxes
down the street about this
time of the year, l always say
Spring is awakening" or Spring is
here" The first sunshiny day brings
them forth from their hiding places
to play along the Avenue, in the
residential portions of the city or
even in the realm of towering sky
scrapers.
When the housewives hear them
they gossip with each other. "Only
few days more and l will take up
the carpets, pull down the curtains
and begin my spring housekeeping in
| earnest"
The men at their desks pause, pens
in midair, to wonder where their
fishing tackle is and just the kind OF
bait they will choose this year when
their happy holiday arrives.
Even the gracious ladies of the
Avenue listen to this heralding of the
spring, which means to them an end
less cycle of pleasure, promise and
many seances with the modiste.
But what does spring mean to the
urdy-gurdy men? A shower of pen
MES - another bambino passing
greetings to which he responds with
his merry smile that reveals strong
white teeth, and Tank you, kind
Teddy"
Often Carlotta goes with him, and
it is oftener to her you give your
sympathetic appreciation, which jim
| giles into the open palm she holds
out to you Giuseppe is handsome
he has white hair, black mustachios
and a gracious, servile manner-but
| Carlotta drags the heavy piano and
her back is round and bent because
for years she has borne the burdens
of too many children and too many
hardships.
1t is prophcsied that the hurdy,
gurdy will disappear with the hand
some cab, and in a few years whC
in the rush of this anthill hubble will
pipe for us to dance?
Always On the JOB.
l have seen them in the coldest
weather of winter, shivering under
their ragged shawls and coats, but
with grim determination, grinding
forth the inevitable "Tipperary." II
the tenement districts, the jauntS
strains steal through the glass win
dows so the children can hear them
Mamma, it is the hurdy-gurd,
man. Let us go out and dance or
the street-wc will get warm again
it is so cold in this room"
Down the steps they come scamper
ing toward the music and dance or
the sidewalks, two-steps, waltzes o.
the little folk dances they learned
in their native country before they
came to America. And as they dance
their voices echo a laughing, joyous
accompaniment, while their cheek!
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TEACHERS UNION PROPOSED
GOmpers Makes Arrangements for
Organization in New York.

New York. Feb. 27.-Samuel Gompers
of the American Federation of Labor
made arrangements today to form a
union of public school teachers in New
York. The union will be affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor, it is
said.
A meeting of teachers and principals
has been arranged, at which Mr.. Gompers
will make an address. The organization
will then be formed. The Central Fed
Grated Union is assisting in the organiza-
tion plans.
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Tennessee Democrats Call Meeting.

Nashville, Tenn, Feb. sT.-The Demo-
cratic State committee today called
convention at Nashville for May Il 70
nominate candidates for governor and
railroad commissioner and name dele
gates TO the ST. Louis convention.
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Rolls Coffee
LUNCH OR SUPPER.
Canned pears Crullers
DINNER
Vegetable soup
Lamb chops and peas Baked potatoes
Orange salad
Apple
Minced beef and eggs on toast-Trim
all the beef from the cold roast used
two days before and put through the
meat chopper. Moisten with stock, heat
and place in the center of a platter
Surround with squares of toast with
a poached egg on each square.
Cheese and watercress sandwiches
Cream on cottage cheese and add two
tablespoons of coarsely chopped water
cress. Season with salt and pepper and
one-half teaspoon of lemon Juice.
Spread on buttered bread and make
into sandwiches.
Lamb chops-Trim the ends of rib
chops and put the trimmings through
the meat chopper. Roll this chopped
meat into balls, placing one on each
chop. Now roll the chops into beaten
egg and bread crumbs and fry in deep
or shallow fat.
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English Woman Sentenced.

New York. Feb. E-The polise are
rotary OF the Women's Anti-conscrip-
ton League, was To-day sentenced to six
months for making statements prejudi-
cial to recruiting.
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ton 70 them; but they got
worse and my face was dis
figured My face and neck
were red and innamed and the
pimples were large. hard and
red They would tester and
burn and itch and when 1
would scratch them / would
almost go crazy the itching and
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Answers to Correspondents.

Samantha, J. CT do not know
why you should feel so badly because
your name is Samantha Jane. 1t Is
just like Phyllis to me and makes me
think of the quaint little New Eng
land girls of yesterday. Because you
had spinster aunt named Samantha
is no reason to prophesy the same fu-
ture for yourself. If you think hap
pintss, it is bound to come to you.
l wish to thank the mother of five
girls, one of whom signs herself T,
McC., for advising them to read my
articles and profit by them. l shall
write more about perseverance, be-
cause that, to me, is the keynote Of
success
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Answers to Correspondents.

Mrs. K. F. L. writes: Il wish you
would tell me how to get rid Of black
heads on my skin. My face is quite dis
figured by them"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-28

In Germany there has been invented a
balloon fabric having an inner lining of
pulverized cork to overcome the dangers
of the suns heat.
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THE HURDY-GURDY MAN.


of
m in
by special
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ALMOST CRAZY
WITH P|MPLES
Face and Neck Red and Infamed.
Itching and Burning Great,
In Short Time Entirely
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Il found my face getting rough and ptm-
pies breaking out on the surface Of my
flesh. At drst l did not pay much atteu-
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burning would be 20 great. Some nights
would stay awake late.
Some one suggested Cuticurs Soap and
Ointment, and I tried them. In . short
time was entirely healed and / now have
. smooth skin (signed) Z. p. Irwin,
21s ". 18th st.. Norfolk. Va, July IA. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With a2-p. sktn Book on request. Ad-
1reo postcard ''Cutieurs, Dept. 7, Bss-
esa-" Sold throughout tho world.
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President and Mrs. Wilson Take Motor Ride;
Justice McReynolds Entertains at Dinner Party
In Compliment to Associates of Supreme Bench
News of Society the Capital

News of Society at the Capital
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TVTHEN the hurdy-gurdy men
w roll their merry music boxes
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Mrs, Henry Allen Cooper, wife Of Rep
resentative Cooper, of Wisconsin, re-
turned yesterday from New York, where
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There will be a Mi-Careme ball for the
benefit of the American Red Cross at
Rauscher's on the evening of Wednesday.
March %, at which some novel bag
dances will be given. In the afternoon
a bag sale will be held.
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\ most enjoyable and pretty Leap
Year dance was given Thursday even
ing at the DumbartOn Club House on
Wisconsin avenue. The party was chap
erOned by Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Carr, Mrs.
II. P. Mullen, and Mrs P. ]. Haltigan.
y slipper dance and a card dance were
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Mr. and Mrs John Wilson Coughey
have returned to their home in Belmont
street. after a months stay in Florida.
While away Mr.. and Mrs. Caughey Wis
tied Palm Beach and other points on the
Southern coast
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The President and Mrs. Wilson attend
ed services at the Central Presbyterian
Church yesterday morning, and motored
during the afternoon.
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Mr.. Louis s GottIieb entertained at a
box party last evening at the Hippo
drome in New York in compliment to
Senator James A. Reed. assistant secre-
tary OF labor. AIr. Louis F. Post, Con-
gressmen Sabbath. Siegel Bennett. and
Mr.. Robert WATSON, who are staying at
the McAlpin Hotel, as his guests. while
attending the annual meeting OF the He
brew SheIterinz and Immigrant Aid So
Ciety OF America.
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TOMORROW'S MENU.
Now let me graf my pears and
prune the vine"-Dryden

BREAKFAST.
Oranges Cereal and cream
Minced beef and eggs on toast
Rolls Coffee
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S HalliweI, Of
Bound Brook. N. j., who are stopping
at the Shoreham on their way I'D from
Hot Springs. entertained at dinner in the
rose room Saturday evening, having as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buell.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Robey, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bradshaw, Miss Gladys Bush and
Mr.. Herbert Scanans
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The Congressional ladies at the Hotel
Driscoll-Mrs. Claude Kitchin Mrs Ed
ward W. Saunders. Mrs. Martin D. F'os-
ter, Mrs. Frank l. Green. Mrs James
j. Buchanan. Mrs. 7. VI. Nicholson. Mrs
James ?. Glynn. Mrs. James H. Davis.
and Mrs. Porter H. DaIe-wlu be at home
today from until s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-05
TREES TO MARK CRANES
OF CANADIAN HEROES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ma
} pie fd from Canada, growing
} into Young trees In Kew Gar
dens will be transplanted to
France 10 mark the graves III
the Canadian dead; one tree
} 70 each grave.
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Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. G. Adkins.
Misses Flossie Mckay. Gertie Adj
ixins. Nettye and Lottye Appling
and Mrs. Olga Carroll, Messrs Err
skine Rodgers, Ed Justice. Ernest
Hoover. Ira .Leatherman, Odell Nc
Kay and Robby Ellison attended the
party at Nash Tuesday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Herring
ton.
MIR and Mrs. Calvin West went to
Waxahachie Saturday.
The barn Of Charlie Hampton
burned down Friday night. Several
tons OF hay and about IS bushels
OF corn were burned.
Mrs. X. A. Davenport and daugh-
ter, Miss Zena, spent few days
here last week.
Mrs. Charlie Hampton and little
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EE~,TEyE
riETTN BILLIE BURKE
At THE DIME TO-DAY

a Modern Pirate Is the title OF
the latest episode Of the "Gloria's
Romance" series. starring Miss Bill
lie Burke, being shown at the Dixie
theater today. THIS is somewhat
a sensational number. end the scenes
taken on the high seas are more or
less thrilling Other attractions at
the Dixie today are Ham comedy.
featuring LLOYD Hamilton and BUD
Duncan and Ethele Teare, in Ham s
Strategy" and The selig Tribune. %
a motion picture newspaper, fun OF
interesting news.
The leading attraction at the
Dixie thester tomorrow viii be Myr-
tie Steadman, who was selected by
Pallas Pictures to pay the starring
part in the Pallss. Paramount pro-
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TRIVIAL INCIDENTS PUT MEN
BtHIA0 BARs FOR LIFE TINE.

CoLuMBus. Ohio. oct 5.
Twenty years ia prison because of =
five cent bet In crap came
Lifetime in prison because hat
didn't iii
The above are two of the freak
causes why men are spending their
DAYS in the Ohio penitentsary. ac-
cording TO report made today by
Bertilion officer Robert. Miles.
The twenty year man was convict
ed of mansIaushter after killing a
man who refused to fade five
cents In crap game In the second
the salesman said the hat fitted.
the patron said It did not In the
quarrel the patron shot aud Killed
the. halter.
Some of the other freaks: Four
robbers facing one 90 tweaty years
for loot totaling ninety-seven cents
and three street car uckets.
one manslaughter convict killed a
man because he refused TO shut a
door. thus keeping draft off the
slayer.
The creditor said the debt was So.
the debtor said 81 The debtor Is
dead. the creditor is serving life
sentence.
More than score are in for draw
ing and using knives. mostly In tri-
vial quarrels.
Several burglars are doing weary
stretches for the sake of booty not
in excess of the pay or a good days
shoveling,
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duction, THE American Beauty"
is Chicago beauty The best pos
sible type to exempiify the national
beauty, Miss Steadman was formerly
a noted star on the light opera and
musical stage. Playing in such sue
cesses at THE Mikado." "A knight
for a Day" 'Beggar Prince, Fra
Diavolo." an others she was cap
tured by pictures and has played in
vast range of parts from Eskimo
to regal honors. Her latest starring
photoplay is her best and a superb
production.
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my COUNTRY IT'S OF
THEE" AT EMPIRE TODAY

Richard c. Travers, Lillian Drew
and Sidney Ainsworth in a two act
drama are appearing at the Empire
theater today. When the militia IS
called to the Mexican border Stone
regrets that he has resigned his cap
taincy in the national guard. His
wife congratulates herself that she
forced him TO give " up. However.
patriotism is too strong and he wins
back his commission in spite of his
wife's pleading. She insists he does
not love her, or he would not leave
her. Leander Wilcox tells her that
no man who loved her would leave
her. Stone is obdurate and goes to
the front in spite Of his wife's plead
ing. Wilcox escorts Mrs. Stone to a
CAV round Of affairs and friends mo-
tify Stone. The captain leaves fight
ing for his country long enough to
return and fight for his home. but
discovers that his wife has learned
to understand Wilcox. she tells
him to 90 hack to his duty and that
she will await him. The other at
traction at the Empire today is a
two reel comedy feature by the
Vogue company in the title of Doc
toring the Leak" starring the two
that always make fun. Rube Miller
and Ben Turpin.
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G. w Wehrung, formerly OF the
studebaker corporation OF Detroit
Michigan, and a graduate OF the me-
chanical department, is now perma-
nently located in Waxahaenie, and
has charge OF the mechanical depart
ment of NJ. b. Rays garage, where
he will maintain his Studebaker ser
vice station and will be thoroughly
prepared TO look after the wants OF
all users of Studebaker cars, and rem
der service unexcelied this side OF
Detroit. WaXahachle Is fortunate III
having as citizens Mr.. Wehrung ana
wife. who now reside on Monroe
street.
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daughter Frances went 10 Waxaha-
chic Sunday to see her mother, Mrs.
b. F. Forreste, who is sick.
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Texas Power g. Light Company VS..
Warren Luckey and wife. Mary
Luckey.
Proceedings in Condemnation, Ellis
county. Texas.
To Warren Luckey and wife. Mary
Lnckey:
Whereas. the undersigned com
missioners have been duly appointed
by the county judge OF said county
as special commissioners TO assess
damages in the case OF Texas Pow
er a. Light company VS. Warren
Luckey and wife. Mary Luekey. for
right of way over the lands hereinaf-
ter described located in said county.
owned by the said Warren Luckey
and wife. Mary Luckey. for the To-
cation, construction and operation OF
petitioners system OF transmission
lines for the purpose OF being used
in the conduct OF It's business as
authorized under the provisions OF
its charter, a transmission line con-
sisting OF poles, guys. with wires
thereon and attachments thereto, and
have taken the oath OF office
Now this is to notify you that we
have appointed the 21th day of Oc-
tober. 1916, at ten O'Clock a. m.
and the district court room as the
place OF hearing the parties hereto.
and at which time and place the par
ties hereto may appear before this
commission in respect TO the matters
aforesaid.
DEFENDANTS land sought TO be con
denned and the easement and right
Of way TO be acquired thereover. the
center line CT the transmission line
and the location OF the poles there
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WAN1ED--To trade share of
3eif Branch stock for share OF
rafy Lake stock. II interested ad-
dress postoffice box 791, waxa-
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sentence.
For u Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlain Tablets and
adopt a diet OF vegetables and ce-
reals. Take outdoor exercise daily
and your complexion VIII be great
ly improved within a few months.
Try It. Fore sale by Curlin's Two
Drug Stores. d-adv
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FORREsTON.

n pink Montgomery was shop
! j Wsxahachie Tuesday.
4 Nellie Hampton of Waxaha-
|. ssut several days here last
ii
l axe crowd from Nash attend
N lie cream supper here satur-
| aght
Ks Iottye Appling spent Sunday
h Mss Juanita Harris.
NJ md Mrs. w. E. Walker. Mr..
I lis VIII Worley and Mrs.
Ne Martin went to Waxahachie
r!s 10 see Mr.. Martin, who is in
Silanari.
IEs Couch and son Earle OF
Il. Prairie visited here brother,
! s ?, Leatherman, Saturday and
t9.
b and Mrs. Veaeh Adkins spent
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1t is understood that movement
is on foot. 10 have the county com
missioners defer the matter OF
swearing in the new officers unth
December ist instead OF November
2Srd. which will probably be done
If there is no serious objection on
the part Of the two aew oiileers
elected.
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The dollar that walks by your
door is yours. Get the Delineator
and Eycrybody's Magazine for one
year for 50, or get either magazine
two years for So, three dollars Is
the regular price. Phone your mag
azine orders, single or clubs, to 3l5.
Mrs. !. A. G. Kemble. tf-dh
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HAZE YOUR Auto work done by
men who kaow. do not pay for
guess work BY the hour We set
the price before We start work. tx
perts Ii I'll departments. starters.
ignitioa and battery work special
ty. Tops, cushions. seat covers. cur
tains made and repaired. Auto
painting that satisfies. Welding of
al kinds. vulcanizinz. Waxaha-
chic Garage and Repair Co.. opposite
poatoffice .ae original contractors
of auto work. Zones 80. II
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5csinVng al survey station
q plus Sc OF said Texas Power
q Light compapy's located GEN.
ter line, a point on the south
boundary line VI the land of
Warren Luckey and wife. Mary
Luckey. said line being also the
north line OF a public road di-
viding the lands OF said Warren
Luckey and wife, Mary Luckey.
on the north and the lands of
O. II. Chapman on the south.
Said point being i76 feet as in
IN casterly direction along said
line from the southwest cor
ner of said land of said Warren
Iuckey and wife, Mary Iuekey;
thence n 10 degrees : minutes
W for a distance of 81 feet to
survey station 2s plus II. a
point at the center OF pole
hole Is TO "a inches In diane
ter. thence with same bearing
for a distance of $50 feet To
survey station 80 plus 81, a
point on the east boundary line
Of a certain tract of school land;
also beginning at station 80
plus 50. point on the north
boundary line of said school
property. said survey station be-
ing II As degrees II minutes
W. % feet from aforesaid SUR
Vey station 90 plus %. thence
y As degrees u minutes w for
a distance of 100 feet to survey
station 81 plus so a point AZ the
center OF a pole fs TO "a inches
in diameter. thence with same
bearing for a distance of SO
feet. more OF less. 10 survey
station 32 plus 0s. point on
the northwest boundary line of
the said land OF said Warren
Lucky and wife. Mary Lucky.
Said iinc being also the center
line Of White Rock Greek. said
survey station BIZ plus 06 being
l24 feet. more or less, in a vest
eriy direction measured along
aforesaid line from fence
marking the said east line of
the said school property produc-
ed.
Given under our hands, this PSI
Iay OF September. 1916
J.. 6. CORNWEtL.
!. +. WILLIAMS.
III. j. HARRIS.
Commissioners
\ true copy | hereby certify
HENRY DEARBORN.
Sheriff Ellis County.
By G. q. SNLAIT, Deputy
rhrs Adv tfe
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Read the want coiumn In The Daily
Light today. The very opportunity
you may be looking for may be adj
vertised right there. III
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when the sun is making things warm,
and there doesn't seem 10 be breath
nf air stirring. It's good to eat It
too. when the weather IS cooler. pro
vidcd It's ihe right kind Of cream.
our cream is made every day from
rich milk and fresh eggs, aud IS the
best 10 be had Let us serve you
with some today