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New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
SPRYER Sc CO.

To Holders 81 Certificates oi Deposu 10,
~ Louis aud san Francisco Nailroe"
gomuany'- General Lien IS-2O fesr
Five Per Cent. Gold bonds issns"
under the Bondholders' Aeresme"f'
dof,d Nsv -, 1913. between Speyer
A Co.and holders Ot said bonds VINO
should become parties theretoi
Notice 10 hereby gwen that Plan snd
Agreement dated November !. 1918. for
the Reorganization Of s. Louis and San
Francisco Rmiroad Company has been
adopted and approved by Speyer & Co.
acting under said Bondholders Agreement
and ths, copy Of said Plan and Agree
ssent with their written adoption and sp-
o-oval as afore.sid. has been lodged by
th.m with Bankers Trust Company. tho
Deoositary under said Bondholders' Agree
rert. for inspection by depositins bond
holders ANY holders Of certificates OF de-
n.a. issaed under said Bondhold-rs' Agree
-..nt. who do iot assent % said Plan and
Agreement may 90 any time on or be
lore April IS, 1910 withdraw the bonds
and coupon. represented by their oeriih-
cs,es Cor like amount Of bonds and oou-
r-r. Of the same issue) upon surrender to
,s,d Depos.iary Of their certificates and
u..a compliance otherwise with all tho
terms and conditions Of ss'd Bondhoder''
Agreement with respect 10 Withdrawals
Da,sd New York, February II, 1910
sPgYEB a co.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

vestments. As ii Is. they arc declared
to earn more than 10 per cent.
The investigation was ordered by the
last Congress. which later directed an
Interstate Commerce Commission in
qulry. To avoid duplication the Trade
Commission confined its work to the
mid-contincnt field. while the Com
merce Commission turned its attention
10 systems operating in the East.
In summarizing its findings the COM
mission says:
"The dominant position OF the mid
continent field makes the facts de-
veloped in this report Of vital impor-
tancc 10 the entire country.
There is large difference between
the cost Of pipe line transportation.
which is very low. and pipe line tariff
rates. while the independent shippers
cannot use railroads because their rates
are still higher.
"Thc pipe line companies require
large minimum shipments, which makes
II impractcable for small producers or
refners 10. ship crude oil by pipe line.
"The price OF crude oil delivered at
the rchnerics Is TO large extent made
up of the transportation charge.
"Thc cost Of pipe line construction Is
so great that small concerns cannot
build lines from the mid-contincnt field
TO the large consuming and distributing
markets.
"Lower pipe line rates and smaller
minimum shipments are necessary 20
enable small concerns TO compete with
large refneries affiliated with pipe line
companies.
Reasonable and equitable conditions
OF shipment by pipe line would tend 90
n greater equality in the prices Of mid
continent and Appalachian crude oil
and in the prices Of refined products in
different markets"
or the five large systems operating
in the field. the commission found that
two belong 20 the Standard oil Com
pany and that third Is controlled by
Standard OIL capitalists. The Standard
Oil lines are given as the Prairie. run
ming northeast to Illinois and Indiana;
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
Salvation Band Tours Jersey.
fBT Telesr.ph 10 no rribune !

tBy telegraph 10 Tho Tribune
Hackensack. n. j.. Feb. 27.-Large
crowds heard the national staff band
Of the Salvation Army OF New York
give sacred concerts in the Methodist
Church and a theatre in Englewood
this morning and afternoon. Judge
William VI. Seufert and Mayor Clinton
II. Blake presided. This evening the
band played in the Methodist Church
at Hackensack, Mayor Milton Dema-
rest pres ding. A group Of the musi-
clans were brought here from Enge-
wood in Sheriff lleaths automobile,
playing hymns the entire distance.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
REORGANIZATION
81. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Go.


To Holders
81 lsrs us su fura,n kuAOsa City sddp Co:
Mortgage Per Cent Gold FIRST Mortgage Five re' 0e'' o
, 1920 Yea, rv, Per Cent, souh','sm R'nd O,
Coas, c,s, pD,u 60, s eu.u.,. Rnwy
@ 9r'R 3 g 5s" n'''' Five % -, s, .,cs , Per Cent '' ~
o' 3 3s so, 5" Mortgage ''" Cent Gold Bonds
Ni % Cen, c ca S'1nu o''a s,',. ID c. Cent Gold ps.
% Il" - s % % P Cent Gold souhsm R're'd o.
Tr Nte Per r., w.. M as Grand, Ri way Co.:
Me- , e. E @ . 3f'BB e B ' F M'"',s s. r, e ' '
Lea. Vsl @ Mops, Bond.
,, s s.. f,, sg,,,s Co ST and fana'a Railroad Co.
A'' % 9.o3 7 % 5s3..4 @ @ 3. soas r''s.'d G Stock
Plan and Agreement dated November 1913 for the %er
S. Louis and San nelseo Rro@1 m m Reos Managers
Holders certificates OF deposit b ,s,rcS " rstgtcd and Holders
Reiunug Per Cent od Bonds no d Nav Is 1915
Seweea Specr Holders OF General 4 SI ?G G under the
- % IS m said Plan and Agreement the issue of new eeTrh
Rpqne Mqrease Foqr ~ Per 966,os Ci Gs S BONDS %
o on. 0 me M C,r" Frn., Company rk s. Wall St. New
Yo and Misssppi alley Trust Comp"ny. St Lou')' RECEIVING '''
% e % Lien Gold cold fo"d oS: MAY MAY
.e r 10 sad Agreement by deposipg lr cree
Bsabc u.' CoPany the Dspoi1ry gqos S @ Ne YORK receiving
dated May g. 3 at IT'S S o1ss ssr 10 @ that m Agreement
except stock OF st ouis ana s tnent by
Railroad may 6s9 econ c!a'I" gsfis Truss 10 sac Company York
aalcr said Plan Agreement at It's ohc > "ai street. w
upe 9s" the ooupo" T s 'r1e he coupon
ops May ad subsequently 1 oil rr. 0,@ resistersd
bear q sppurtenant coupons '"r o'a''' "
~ FIRST Preferred Preferred md Common s'oos w 10
FRANCISCO Railroad Company may become p@r on
p and Agreement by their stoc" WIN @ .rn At i
ran anu -.
Pa ,+ broadway York and making p"yen a. tr5ed tr IN said
@ share oeposcu .l.ct;on
So Agreement Dcposto Of stock must make the e''''0" p
a Of SUCH oo, o.-ec,-
Nle toooted must be negotiable form and stock ceIha
endorsed or be accompanied ~ F'0P
srsters in blank duly executed stamped
All securities incuhg s'oo" N'''
10Y - both Of securities and stock must be made on or S o
.-a f0IG oter viii deposits WI" Ss.w
M mon srch terms conditions the Reoreanz'"o" '"
aeer IN determine.
~ serYrsn Company New Io ans & @ M @
which they viii De maasn " uno"' "' ''
,sufer,nn Q a. siN HE Pal nav obtained
Cones Of M Plan Agreement OF Keorsanzeo I tb Reooan,
- e shovnaned Dcpostar from either o the NeoIssnf
Managers
Dated New York February IL S4o ~
J. & W. SEIIGSIAN &c co" eFbi Hi' ' Wv
Reorganization Managers
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

ernor Whitman, on the score Of
economy. has advocated the abolish
ueut OF one Of the two vessels which
Are training our youth to be officers Of
our commerce ships. Preparedness de-
nards 60 least partially trained per
some. ready Tor any defence emer-
...rr. ard fhe nautical schoo' affords
. bob "a rrgal reserve. The Governor, In
PM. mind. could net have appreciated
I.. r.. value ~ Che nautical school
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES ON The STOCK EXCHANGE

show sale, he an rcmngr anbondn New
e en- " lowe
6E
f ant IozS@wa Tdlsa from
o gt In
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.-.cisan', ,,
compressed ar siean. mana " on n,K .,,,.g,'
R,oadSsy. i2l Fast ,sth 81 COZ BRANDT
Te isl-2Nih
,nTTIGRhPH TYPEwRITrEN LETTERS, soo
81 30. 900. sll5. 10000. ~ OEo
wFATHERFORD. l2l Broadway 'Lllii4p's b'us'
Room il5l Rector 1913 ------.----
-,,r,V yopK CARPET CLFANING WORKS
Oldest. Larsest Mos; Mosisrn ......,.
ZINE RUGS WOVEN FBOd OLD SANfEls
- sseoe sca9 p-,.~, .gT-if9 West ssh -
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
SPgYEB a co.

,-n,ing stock deposited under said Depcn,
Agreement dated June 20. 1914, uho DE-
rrc 20 oqrii-i1ate under said Plan must,
on or before April ;, 1910, present theif
c-rflr-atcs of deposit 90 Guaranty Trust
COMPANY of New York. ss depositsry under
said DEPOSIT Agreement. a. us sad ofcei
and e. the same time make payment 10 said
o-r..tary of th- SUM OF : lor each share
o.. stock rc0resen,ed by The ceriincate OF
deposit Such payment having been so made,
the stock fcprcscnt-i by sad ceriihcate Of de.
posit will BE- deposited under the Plan and
Agreement dated November J, 1918, and a
ceruhcate Of deposit issued thereunder vii
D., received therefor which, Il 90 desired,
viii bear notation Of election 10 prepay in
fun the purchase price OF new securities
20 be issued under the Plan.
Holders Of certificates OF depolii so pro
senting the same may az their option sur.
render their certificates % deposit issued
under the Deposit Agreement dated june 20,
1914. for the corresponding certificate oi
deposit issued under N, Plan and Agreo
ment dated November 1. 1918, aforesaid.
Dated New York. February y. 1910.
CHARLES ~. SABIN,
Chairmaa.
FREDERIC BULL.
STACY &. RICHMOND,
EtGENk v. n. TUAYER.
Com mittea-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

MADDEN. HAROLD FIN PURSUANCE
OF an ORDER u Honorable John Z. COhala
o Surrogate OK the County Of New fo's,
claims against Harold + Hadien late ot
the county OF New YORK. deceased. 20 pre-
cent ,he same with vouchers thereof 20 ths
subscribers A. their place % transactlns
his,ucs. AT the Office of their attorneys,
N-ssrs Duer strong 4 Whitehead, No. -
NAL street. in the City OF Sew YORK. On or
before the 18th day q Apg!l next,
Dated Sew York. the llth 4ay of october.
1915.
HAROLD r. HADDEN. JR..
GAVIN HADDENi
Executors
DUER STRONG 4 WHITEHEAD.
Attorneys f0r Executors.
No t3 Wall Street.
Borough o, Manhattan
New York Clty.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

OPERATORS -Experenced female opef.o'i at- Hsn.,
II On hst frames. wire fiaue usfer' on lofin
rerb,re Edwin sommerich. - W S2d s.. \ }.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
sURROGATES NOTICES.

II PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Hon. Johu l. Cohslan, Surrogate ot
the county OF New York. Notice Is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
s.orqa scott. late OF the County of New
YORK deceased ~ present the same with
1onchers thereof 10 ths subscribers. al
their place Of trsnsactlng business. at mo
ONCE 0f Shesrmsn q Sterilns. 30. oS van
St-eet in the Borough u Manhattan, city
OF New York. on or before The 2sth dsy
Of August next.
Dated. Sew York. the 25rd day OK teD-
'0'''' JOHN " STERLING.
LOUISE B SCOTT.
Executors.
sTrrARNfAN & STERLING, Attorneys
for Executors 81 Wall Street, New
York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
HELP WANTED
Male.

UGle.
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION .,.... ..,,,, q,
L :. satisfaction guaranteed WriIs ,sf
booklet and ifee pass NMes' Mes ~, s',h a.
..Fw FIRM starting IN business wana mn 20
rrshs oorsc,s. mus, understand drsushtiagi sossi
opn0rtuni'y Tor rshi party b. D. pDA NV
Tr.bune Otics.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
cApnENER. coarhran. generally useful mar oii
yesrs' creellent pers0usi references. hl'' 0N4us"
nessy's Agency. u West "a Il.
JAPANESE butler o. hcuse seman fr,s9, s9ie n'f'
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
Female.


"A Cook Yours German; fr' class cock
Si5 two yean Ieierence n ~" s6,- ,f,3r-s,
Agency 10 Eas, t3d ~. 81 noor. Tel eyi' huriD
Hil .,.,..,,.
-UorsEWORKER or CHilD's NURSE
.. yo.,fo Prn.sfaut. oxVerieuced a. 'eacher ana a.
,,o',sey'-tsr. Sa5 y Mise i0fmsyers Agency. 10
Tssf 4sd g. 81 foos Tel. sst, Murray iil-----
,oIoRrD CoIPLE -Butief- -usefu4. coos .anndfes.
SIN io entire WorNi capable. soe1 app, -ist
81. Shsa.s Agency. 80 East i-i 81. Murray H4il
Hl1i -.-.
rof-plr -Coorsd neat nice youn. pair; eng
.to-k small famiy. city, COUNTY, sprNtli ,t..i-
.,gcs. $50 can N,sou's Aselcy. lsl West '-9 ..
uorsENoRkER -ysD neat. good COOK and lal1-
tls.s. issf references. Aanaa golfers Aseh,l'
81 ON as.
uoI, ,sf.,yORKER- capable Young coorcd
gri- .eeu home preferred eIcc4leit references
81 CAL Afrs Mas0u's Agency. 4oi west t-u -
COMPANION COyERNEss Highly educated Eng-
IAN woman. Protestant. s.esAAz nuei ile.sus
.,..Ifsuf cr.-lenffa- would West. 40. MA
Mason. Agency l3l West t-d .. -.
iXrAXTss NTRsE Norwegian srl. % would 10
IN tale entire charge OF b41y about o.e ssaf vld
best references. wages Dot e's iah 30 isa''
ta ephone sS32-Msn. r,ens'on
IApys MAID Danish. thoroughly erperiencei ;
s..i.1 anything. lest references cl9, county
40. shsugine-sI Agency. u West i-d s,.
sVFDlSU cot PIE.--First class butsf 'a.et COO, :
-eaf ulee appearing very ir>ifapiet exc lell ff.
e-e,res. $50 Aifs Mason. AsencJ. ltl West "a 't
NrrSF Protestant. nfled capable growing ci.l-
--r- good .eamslIc.s excellent feirf riigea. r..fs
crYufrt. $50 Sir Masgns As'NrSs lSt west so
w,fTllgss or CIiAMBERliAID We'll trained
W. 49, -1,srancs.. $50 s3S Nc. Miss HofmSe~s .
,tt,@rt no Past lsd - 81 Goor Tel ssi' MurrN
lltn
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

A COOK --Yourg German; r., S", 49,, eoos
Acne, 10 Ess, t3d ~ 20 ioor Tel s9i' Murray
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
'a'ed. Sew York. n. is,h d.y Of F.s.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohslar. a Surrogate
u the County OF New YORK. NOTICE .
hereby given 20 all persons having claims
against Emma W Lockrow late ~ IN.
County Of Essex. NV Jersey. deceased
10 present 'he same With vouchers thereof
20 the subscriber. al place % trsnssctins
business, 10 % Liberty street IN rrs CITY
OF New York. on or before the nrst a.y %
May next
Dated. New York the f3i day % oc,o.
Der 1915
LEVI TESSEY. Executor
JoHf' V COLEMAN Affnrnsy fr, A.,
ecutor % Liberty street nor0uxh a
Manhattan. Nsw York CIT
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

Ksnss, C''v. Fort scott ard Memphis Rail.
way Company Duarantec1 - lfeieifeo
sock lrlst CcfuhCstes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
NeW $6.5Oand 6.95 Velvet Hats

Our styles of trimmed haat $3.50 here in greater
r1ety than before The the
of the materials and trimmings and the Fenchy stamp
models as leaders in this clas of millinery.
Millinery styles qur change frequent ship
ments of styles from makers of $3.50 hats
keep the stock fresh and upto-he- minute in style.
With the of new Sc. so came fine assortment
| of models, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S6.05
FloorFr
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07
MEAT CAUSE Of
LAME BACK AND
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take glass of Salts to flush Kid
neys if your back
is aching.
Noted authority says Uric Acid
from meat irritates
the Bladder

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their ef-
forts to filter it from the system. Reg
ular eaters of meat must flush the
kidneys occasionally. You must re-
lieve them like you relieve your bow
els; removing all the acids, waste and
poison, else you feel dull misery in
the kidney region, sharp pains in the
back or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine is
cloudy, full of sediment; the channels
often get irritated. obliging you to get
up two or three times during the
night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine and blad-
der disorders disappear. This famous
salts is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tions to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys and stop bladder irritation.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; harmless and
makes delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then, thus avoid
ing serious kidney and bladder dis
eases.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07

ing a hypothetical camera. Maybe l
had had some sort of fool idea of
helping Miss Hazeltine and showing
her that l wasn't the dub and play
boy she'd thought I was. But l give
you my word, at o'clock that after
noon, when I wandered back to the
club, my mind was chaos and I was
saying over and over to myself
ELw.-1 per cent. The Curve of
the Catenary.
The golf that afternoon was a fall
ure In the first place, Martin couldn't
play. He has an old car without
self-starter, and halfway to the club
he stalled the engine. / offered to
get out and crank it for him, but he
was irritable anyhow, and he swung
over the side without even replying.
He gave the crank a vicious twist, and
the thing came back at him and nearly
broke his wrist. He came around,
holding it, and said I'd have to drive
the rest of the way. Then he relaps-
ed into a silence that was half temper
and half pain, and I took the wheel.
"Going too fast?" / asked him
once. when we struck bump and he'd
clutched his arm.
Drive 1t into the ditch and smash
II up" was his pleasant reply.
So, naturally, there wasn't much
zip to my game that afternoon. Mar.
tin sent his clubs and the grip witt
his golf clothes to his locker, and fol
lowed me about the links. But the
only time he cheered up at all was
once when 1 got into a sand pit and
stuck there. Somebody had been fly
ing a box kite on the links, which
they'd no business to. and 1t had como
down and lay smashed in the pit.
had right to move the thing, and he
knew l had, but he was in one of the
nasty spells he takes now and then,
and he insisted on arguing about It,
BE a sport and play through it."
he suggested. How do you know the
green's committee hasn't put 1t there
as an extra hazard?'
you go to the deuce" said. VERY
well, then. I won't touch it,"
I lighted cigaret and flung the
burning match on the kite. It blazed
IKE fun in an instant, and in three
minutes was out of the pit and on
my way.
We had dinner at the club, and went
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far as I know, to cut a mans shoul-
der clear to the bone.
I got to thinking about the carrier
pigeons again. Maybe he had bird
trained to carry the camera. What's
the biggest bird there is. Ostriches
don't fly much, do they? Eagles?
Did you ever read THE Hound of
the Baskervilles It's about a dog
that wanders about at night, isn't 1t =?
And scares people to death, or eats
them-I've forgotten which. Well. it
shows what state my brain was in.
that I had a sort of instantaneous
vision of a huge bird flying over the
city, taking pictures incidentally. and
dropping down now and then to bite a
policeman, or cut the throat of an
unlucky taxi driver
I didn't go to Blake's. I went into
the camera dealers and asked to use
the telephone. I got Boisseau's and
called the old chap to the phone.
Look here, Boisseau," I said. What
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CONTINUED From Yesterday.)

CONTINUED From Yesterday
"Oh, don't be an ass, Ollie. l don't
believe she was looking in a tree. If
she was, it may have been for one of
the carrier pigeons"
Carrier pigeons?"
He has few. He used to send
them out with miniature cameras tied
to their feet. But that was a fad: he
doesn't do it now"
1t looked quite plausible. or at least
possible.
The trouble is with you," Martin
said. You are trying to connect a
series of disconnected episodes. You
say you don't believe in coincidence.
That's rot
He upset the glass OF water just
then, and while the cloth was being
changed we rather lost the thread of
our talk. We tossed to see who would
pay for the lunch. and Martin lost
How about golf this afternoon 2"
he asked, as he signed the check.
I'm on. l need something to
steady me.
''I'u come around for you. Here p"
Here" I said. Where's that
watch crystal, or whatever it is p"
You have it, haven't your"
Well, I hadn't. The thing was
gone.
Carried ont in the table CLOTH
probably Martin suggested. You
don't want it, do you?"
Not particularly. But it was GER
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07

Large allover patterns in heavy effects: plain
edge S5c, S1.00 and S139
lace edge Observation-Disclosures.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07

Dy VltWlHS INC aQlnlraLe- COIIeCtlOn OF Quaker
Fine aover patterns 9TH lace edge; in floral
block designs; pair ............ S3 90 $3.50
Square mesh designs, with dainty border lace
edge; pair ......... ............. $3.50 to $500
, Dives, Pomeroy ;Stewart-Third Floor
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have you done with the camera that
was found in front of your place this
morning?
WHO is that?"
"Oliver Gray"
you know what camera. One with
the lens missing"
Either he didn't know. or he acted
perplexity pretty we'll.
iii inquire, Mr.. Oliver"
But when he came back he said
no camera had been turned in at the
office.
eff 1 hear about one I'll let you
know" he promised. So there / was.
The photographer had been listen
ing and offered to sell me another
camera But when / asked what sort
of bird would carry fair-sized cam
era around at night, he got behind the
counter and fingered a steel tripod and
lost interest in selling me anything.
I had started out well enough, but
here I was, winded already. and chas-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-07

choose from varied range asg
Burgundy, Black Scarab Green african
Brown, Navy aid Purple
Many of the lovee of Paris
made coats with little the stitch
ing to make them truly American
A broad field for avhs
Stewar -scondF
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through all right. he can buy her an
other necklace and then some"
l took it from that that he had
reconsidered and wasn't going to
leave the works. I was glad of 1t. He
knew and I knew and the governor
knew. for that matter, that he'd pull
ed us out of trouble a half-dozen
times. He was worth ten times his
salary. The governor doesn't believe
in big salaries.
(To Be Continued.)
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back to town early. Martins wrist
was better. though. and he drove the
car. H was in better humor, too
i've been pretty sore all day
about four father, Ollie" he said.
But to-night I'm over the worst.
don't Snow that I'd have been very
agreeable in his place to-day. What
does our mother place her loss at ?"
"Seenty-five thousand"
well. If the new order goes
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English Walking Boots For Women
In Styles That Are Incon1pdrable

of Of the in
with luxurious African
laced ookngtogh of the best examples fine
making have Pair $3.50
browns become favore and indication
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Home Craft Week has be of Importance 1t
the week in the Fall time of the when thoughts
honekeeper to beautyng the home you would
home well ordered during the dark winter days
will read with enthusiasm this of the
opening Monday Drapery Section of Home Craft
1t is good thing remember connection with Home
windows
the cheer lack of cheer that lies the other side of the
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