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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF DANIEL sAPoRrrr.

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the honorable probate court for the dis-
trict Of Washington. commissioner 10 re-
eeivs. examine. and adjust the claims and
demands q all persons against the estate
Of Daniel saporiti. late Of Town 81
Barre. IN said district. decessed. and ell
claims exhibited in offset thereto hsr~by
give notice that We will meet for the purpose
aforesaid. At the DWELLING house OF the lrte
Daniel Saporiti. tn the Town o. Barre. in
said district. on the isth day Of July ard
Bird day ~ December NEXT. from
o'clock .. N. und 4 o'ciock o. m. On
each Of said days and that six months
from the 5th day q June. a. n. 1891,
y the tire LIMITED ~ said court for sad
creditors to uresent their claims 10 rs for
examination and allowance.
DATED a. To~n q Barre this 18th day -
June. A y. iezI
ALnFRT G. DiCKEY.
STEPHEN RIZZI. ccmmissionsrx
gunrza- 50 guiy7
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TO RENT--Wacuun cleaners; The Electric
Store. u Elm street. 7stf
TREE SURGERY-shsde and fruit trees.
Iandseaping. estimates free we cover en-
tsre state: Schmitt & Noyes, 34e College
81. University Of Vermont Burlington,
VI ISt2s'
VACUUM CLEANERS cleaned and oiled
and electric fAtirons repaired; win call
for and deliver: H. b. Hayden. 90 Wash
ington street. Tel 74e-W. t41
FOR FIRE. LIFE OR AUTOMOBILE M
SURANCE call on b. y. Adams Agen-
ey Chelsea, VT. <2tf
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED- Called
for and delivered; Granite CITY Tool Co.
Tel. 3se-w. Sef
DANCING LESsoNs-Pr4vste instruction
BY appointment eali at l72 Main street.
phone 1ss-M: Marie Quinlsn. lsetf
TRUcKrNC-By the hour with two-ton
truek--price reasonable; also stone chips
and stone dust for sale fi.5o per truck load.
One ton-truck for sale; also electric mo-
tors; one S6-horse power and ib-horss
power: Vermont Mfg. q Quarry Co. once,
Miles Granite block. Depot Square. phone
SCAM. 2ttf
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"The Way to Wealth is as Plain

as the way to market. II depends
chiefly on two words, industry and fru-
gality; that is, waste neither time nor
money but make the best use of both. .
(Franklin.) Life insurance is the CAPT.
tai value of your full lifetime if your
life is cut short National Life ms.
Co., VT. (Mutuall. S. S. Ballard,
general agent, 45 State CT, Montpelier,
Vt. George j. Sesger, local agent
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Auction Sale Of
REAL ESTATE
JULY 1ST,
at 2:oo O'clock p. m.

The property consists of Lots Nos.
and 2 on Farwell street; No. being at
the corner of Newton street. Also Lot
No. II on Newton street as per Pan
of Lots as plotted by Smith Bros.
These lots are of good size and city
water and sewer pass
win also sell at the same time the
second floor of the house located on
Lot No. Q as shown on the said Smith
Bros. Plan, and being numbered & New.
ton street.
The sale will take place on the prem
Uses on Friday afternoon, July LIST at
300 o'clock.
S. II. JACKSON, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, auctioneer.
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AT TENTION
HOrSenen

The Winoosh Valley Stock Associ
alton, win sell their registered Perch.
eron Stallion. Phillip at public sue
ton on Friday, July /. 1871. at !
o'clock P. N, at the stock farm Of 2
G GoHld. about 2is miles from Marsh.
field village. on tn main road leading
to Cabot
The above stallion was foaled in
l9l2-oOlor, grey; weighs about 100
register number 1854; sire, Vain
queur. 6T.sIo; dam. Fannie. also. He
has stood az said farm about ; years.
and has many A No. I colts to MS
credit. he = guaranteed to b free
from infectious, contagious or trans
Missile disease and Is perfectly kind
AID sound
Sale positive. Terms at time q sale.
v r. HUDSON. Auctionesr.
There wiu also b offered for private
ssls 81 TIE sane time and Fsscs several
fresh horses. weighing ron 800 70
laoo Ne
Gene ard l,ok them ever.
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| the town for seeing him through the
I remainder Of his life.
Mrs. Howard from Barnard is spend
| ing some time with her son, George
Howard.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-If you have IL or is foot
boat in frst-ciass condition, you want 20
sell reasonable. would like to buy. A. W.
Badger sotf
TRUCKING AND JoBBTNG OF ALL
KINDS-Or,ers can be left at Marrion's
Cigar Store or 81 Branch street, Barre,
J. ]. Culver. o6t6'
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

As Forrest Melcher was assisting his
father in cutting pulp in the woods
at their farm in West Burke Friday
he was struck by falling tree and
one leg was badly broken below the
hip.
Some farmers in the vicinity of ST
Johnsbury and Waterford, who esti-
mate their hay crop at the present
time not over half the usual quantity,
will wait until fall before making any
attempt at cutting it.
Eugene Stone, an East Concord
farmer, killed three bears in the woods
on his farm Thursday night, the moth.
er bear and two cubs, and could have
got the father bear if his ammuni-
tion had not given out, as dog freed
it and kept it there for some time.
There are still so many bears in that
vicinity that the farmers hear them
every night and there is talk of start
ing a big hunting party and killing
off more of them.
W. -. bIlsWolu pHllln mas ieHcWcu
litigation against the Staso Milling
company of Castleton, alleging that
waste matter from the mill so pollutes
the water running through his farm
that it is unfit for domestic and other
uses and also that the slate dust arts
ing from the mill night and day set
ties on his crops, permeating every
spot in the house, and running furni-
ture and clothing Mr., Smith states
that after a heavy dew or rain, the
dust deposit on grass and growing
crops forms stony crust that makes
hay and garden truck useless. This
same matter was taken up in court in
1917, when the defendant company
promised to do away with the nuts
ance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-30

No. 1854 One OF the real good ones be.
tween Barre and Montpelier only short
walk from the car line and two and one-half
miles from Montpelier; lie acres, and It IS
all equipped with from rs to 80 head of
stock horses, all farming machinery in-
cluding a milking machine, two two
horse wagons. two sets sleds, sulky plow,
hsrrovs, ensilage cutter and engine. all har-
ncsses, cream separator, and about every
thing necessary TO carry on a 25-cow farm.
Crops are all in and everything viii be left
ready for business. Large two floor harm
with high drive: basement. good silo and
extra good stable: the barn would cost from
100000 TO 100000 TO build eight-room
house with porch across front very pleas
antly situated. The tillage land lays well
and Is extra good soil wood and fruit for
home use. splendid farm in choice To-
cation. Price for all, 100000.
No. 1915. All equipped for only s4soo.oo.
Village farm OF i4o acres with a sugar bush
OF 900 naples, equipped with new Monarch
rig and 500 buckets costing $4,000. IL
cows. head of young stock. good young
team. hogs 40 hens and all farming ma
chinery and equipment together with all
grown crops very rood ten-room house
and two barns with good stables about
30 acres in tillage estimated to produce IS
tons of hay besides other crops. well
school. etc. and six miles from Montpelier
on hne macadsm road. II is a bargain and
only $4,000 required ss first payment
YOU Mr.. cARPENTERi OR A MAN
WHO CAN USE A HAMMER OR SAW
LOOK INTO THISi 1870 acres only two
and one-hah miles from Barre city with
good barn, stable Cor 80 cows and cork
ing good farm which will carry this num-
Der summer and winter; only 100000. The
house Is not quite completed, outside ard
roof all right but partitions should be Get
and interior finish nut When this Is
done the property will look cheap at $4,000.
This Is and always hHS been money
maker and Is waiting for a handy purchas-
er to take immediate possession 20 as 10
get this years hay crop. Don't you want
TO see this
sPECIAL-The Mercer house on CliH /
street with land az sacrifice price and 4
must be sold. This Is one Of The best con- 4
strueted houses in the city and built Of 4
stone by the late owner for a home Ought 1
10 sell for $4,000. but circumstances make 4
Il quite desirable 20 sell quickly so the |
hrst purchaser with s42o0.oo will secure Il.
Let us show Il 10 you. A very warm house
In winter and cool in summer. Fine grounds
md a choice f6cftion at the head Of the
,treet.
The above are only suggestions Of what
We can offer in farm and city property.
Be sure 10 see US before buying.
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What better time could be found
than right now to settle the home
question: Some good farm sugges-
tions:
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J. A. MacC askill, M. D.

Practice limited b Diseases Of Infants
and Children. once heus, . 10 10. % Z
TO 9. and By sppointn~at
Room 10. Mills Grsnite Block. Tel es1-R
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-30

Benjamin A. Crown OF Brattleboro
has been displaying in that place a
product of his garden---a rhubarb leaf
40 inches long and Al inches wide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-30
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Lady's sold pin. in flower shape whit
pearl in center; finder nlease leave at
Times cffce and be rewarded. sits
FoUND-on Main street. sewing machine
drawer and contents; owner can have
nv paying for advertising at Times Of
fee. aot2
LoST-Sunday, spare tire between Essex
and willianastopn. studded tread SKA
finder return TO Harley Marble. Williams
town. VT s0ts
LosT-Tan travelling has. near &c Bethel
night Of June gath. containing clothing
finder notify H. d. Irish. Moretown, VI
IOsT-Cn Washington OF Church streets or
b~tee~n Church street and Montpelier.
lsdics woolen Jersey sweater. suitable
reward II returned 70 l7t Washington
street or Times Office sstb
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HOUSES FOR SALE
WANTED


WANTED-Two young ladies would like =
chance as ehambermaids: write to Box
1872 Wells River, VT gItis
WANTED TO BUY-io or u runs Of green
bio k wood. not over IL inches long, spot
cash ]. F. Sadlisr. 10 Keith avenue. eOf
WANTED--Young lady would like posi-
ton doing general housework in small
family. Tel. 2i-M. sst3
WILL BOARD AND CARE FOR ONE OR
TWO CHILDREN-Between the ages Of
two and six. healthy country life reasons
able rate reference required; Helen NJ.
Frohner, West Fairlee. VT. eots'
WANTED-Reliable all-round printer vents
steady position can furnish references
address Printer. Times. Barre. sats'
wANTED-Position wanted by reliable
chauffeur: can do repairing and over
hauling address Chauffeur. Times. Barre.
setss
WANTED-vsoaticn work for large boy.
10 years old; H. W. Scott. s17-M. sets
WANTED-A position as clerk by woman
of ten years experience. reply by letter.
10 &C.. care Of Barre Times. eat3s
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A Consult The Eminent 4
@ Ordained Medium
~ CIairsgant Life Rsada -
REX
ATTENTI0Nl-N0TICE

Any lady or gentleman pre-
senting this card within men
toned days, at my Office, will re.
ceive complete reading at a spe-.
cial reduced rate.
Calls you by your full name
Tells your age. Tells your occu-
patton. Tells your physical, men.
tai, moral, social and financial
conditions with unerring aecur-
acy.
Tells what you call for. Tells
whom and when youNwill marry.
Advice on business, law, love,
marriage, divorce and all affairs,
reunites the separated and causes
marriage with the one OF your
choice.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of each week.
A 2os N. Main st. A
a. Barre, VT. -
$50 Hours: 10 \. m. to 80
~ $50 p. m. ~
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HOUSES TO RENT

noCoCS ~ NY
COTTAGE TO RENT-Situated on Fairies
lake. two boats. ice and wood, price
1880 per week; II. S. Cotton, East Ihet-
Ioro, W -------,------------- sV'o
TO RENT--Five-room Upstairs tenement at
l6 Seminary street inquire downstairs
or Tel. Montpelier, 1896. soft
To RENr-Tener,ent n sva rcS,,,s /.
spring aid city water; suitable for small
family apply after 4 o'clock. Mary l.. Boz
worth. 81 Merchant street. sst6"u
TO RENT-Upetairs tenement of rooms
with gas snd electric lights also ! car
garage call at 40 Maple avenue. Sst6s
ro-pr.rr .4 ,,,;.L-ta ~
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The above are only suggestions Of what
we can offer in farm and city property.
Be sure 10 see US before buying.
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FOR SALE

r.rx
A Qh sALE-one vertical lift Walter A.
Wooo mower, $1,000; one mower, used a
.lsle, SofiV0; one new tedder, $500: one
seco e hand machine, $500; all kinda Of
s s.1hhg 3. IN stock A. r. Batchelder. Plain
'e I = 9ltSt
FOR SALE-A threshing machine ..on,,,..u
with failing elevator, nearly nsw ~
peen used only one season. will sell M n
oarpain II taken at once will sell with or
without trucks B. W. Marble, Moretown. I
~ ~ :. " e 00t6s
HOUSE FURNISHINGS FOR sALE--A
"a, I'M. room set and 3-burner Kerogas
oil stove, good condition call I2q.W ~ ~
house between 8 $50 and s D. NIL a I.ess
lie. Is Nelson street. sesf
foE SALE--Dressers, chiffonieres. dining
tables and kitchen tables, chairs, otc'' }
also perfection oil stoves and Glenv,ood
ranges call t46 Maple avenue. sstes
STANDING HAY FOR sALE--I wan. 10
,h my hay standing, will sell very
cheap b. Hennessy. Waterbury Vt sa.e.
ro *, SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE
osst mil with house, barn and acres
,ano IN West Topsham. VT. good oneninv
r cot t'snt party; II. w. and Emma Dane
aoos, VI estf
SLAB WOOD FOR SALE-Mostlv hard.
~, moou iel. 6ee-M s2tf
WOOD FOR SALE-Biock wood $500
on Spra, delivered in two-horse loads sec
~ FL SroWth $500 a load James H. Kelley,
East Montpelier road. Tel. l19-M TStf
FOR SALE-lT-incb Iatbs n a., 800
uty desired; matched spruce boards and
rousn lumber: write for prices and terms.
Groton Mfg. Co.. Groton, Vt b2t
FOR sALE-Ali sizee CD
molli Co, Barre. VT 4stt
roh SALE - preparation for cleaning
Rranfte and marble monuments briQhtens /
~ Ine lettering and makes the whole rnonu-
YnSnt TAor M
on application: James Sullivan, ia Park
.sreeI, BARE. We 7sf Z
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COTTAGE TO RENT-Situsted on Fairies
lake two boats ice and wood. price
$3.50 per week; H. s. Cotton, East Thet-
ford, VT s0t3
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Bungalow
Inn

Lake Morey, Vermont
Open July LIST TO Sept. 25th. spc-
eisl chicken dinner July Srd and 9Th.
Auto parties catered to Arthur B..
Cotnoir, Manager.
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TO RENT-A suite of furnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping. electric
lights and ras. hot and cold water; 10
Snauldinr street Fstf
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POULTRY

SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED
CHICKS: beginning MAy a.. re viii sell
ehicks ct isc g. Mr.. II J. Carr. Eel
ss4-12. biu
FAYFARM WHITE wYANDOTTE CHICKS
for shiuu,ent each WEDNESDAY IN June 81
20 eaeh on order for IS % rscrs rash
- r-s-r. Fay farm. Richnond. Va sltf
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TO RENT--Five-room Upstairs tenement at
is Seminary street. inquire downstairs
or Tel. Montpelier, 343-5. eotf
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TO RENT--FurnAshed rooms. also four de-
sirable garages price moderate telephone
4s-W or call at IA Eastern avenue Taft
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TO Reimbursement Of Ave rooms
spring aid city water; suitable for small
family; apply after o'clock, Mary l.. Boz
worth, 81 Merchant street. Sst6stf
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THE ROOMS on the second floor Of the
Nichols block are now obtainable for Of
fees or other purposes, and anyone desir-
ing to rent them should inquire at Jacks
restaurant. 64h
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THREE TENEMENTs TO RENT; FOUR
houses for sale. eight farms, sugar tools
and silos. farm machinery for sale; @. FL
Adams. agent South Barre, phone s2f-x.
I6tf
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! Ej!aAkHHiallt]4tN'ii

MARsHFTELn vi.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-05

derfully penetrating, and. II the
hair shows signs of falling out.
rubbing in little once a Week will
very speedily stop it.
Water, Air, Sunshine.
1t will be noted that Mitzi's meth
cd of caring for her hair is persist
ent rather than complex. Miss
Kennedy gives the same kind OF ad-
vice in caring for the skin.
1.-The only 'beautifiers' I can
truthfully endorse are water. fresh
air and sunlight" says Miss Ken
needy.
Here is Miss Kennedy's daily
facial program:
ION rising l always rub my face
gently with the cold cream that
best agrees with my skin" she ex-
planned. 1.-THE kind of cold cream
used must be determined by each
individual because one cream may
be good for one skin and not 1or
another"
Care Of Skin.
After the cold cream rub MISS
Kennedy's operations are ~ fol-
lows:
Battle face in warm water. using
a pure : zap.
Rinse face in clear warm water.
Dash cold water over face.
"The cold water is important.
Miss X nnedy points out, because
it not only invigorates the skin
but also makes it firm The only
treatment the face needs after bath
ing is the application Of . very lit
tie cold cream, il the skin 10 very
dry, and . light busting with pow
der. Never rub powder into the
pores.
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BIZ ZOE BECKLEY.

Are you life-pfOof!
Could you deafen your youth to
the pleasure call OF Paris? Cut
out parties, love affairs. everything
life usually means-and drudge
twelve hours q day on scales,
breathing, memory drill. languages,
physical exercises and the theory
Of music!
UGH! e," r.
Then better q thousand times
keep ON teaching school in Cow
Hollow, or take \ Job washing
dishes and making beds in some
body's household than to start q
career by studying music abroad.
Two Out Of 500.
The Metropolitan tenor licked
OF on the fingers Of one hand the
cases" he knows have been sue
cessfuL
But. Of course" says Charles
Beckett, who gives this advice.
there are cases."
Just two!" he continued. And
in Milan. where | studied. there
were exactly 5000 Americans
studying music the year the war
started. Think Of tin one year
5000 students, and two of them
successful"
"What happened to the rest
Hackett shrugged.
The same" said he, "as hap
mems to the thousands Of girls in
Paris who 60 over to study and
ind heartbreak.
"Sometimes you see them in
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gay cafes. overdressed, over
painted, trying to forget that they
didn't succeed in what they came
over for.
"Or again you find them living
in cheap rooms, half starved. Ill
clothed, drab and hopeless
ashamed to 60 home and tell the
folks they failed, eking out a liy-
ing by teaching or cierking."
BlAnes Their Frieads.
The blame for all this, says
Hackett, is on the friends Of Az
mes or Susie. They tell her what
lovely voice she has.
Positively operate in quality,
my dear; you ought to have it cul-
tivsted!"
Deliver them from their friends,
say T." Tenor Hackett spreads
his hands eloquently.
First Of all, there must be the
voice.
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No woman can change the con-
tour Of her face, any more than can
the leopard change his spots, but
Madge Kennedy and Mitzi. the first
famous for her beautiful skin and
the second for her glorious hair. in
sist that these two paramount at
tributes Of q woman's loneliness
can be controlled by the would-be
beautiful.
Both Miss Kennedy and Mitzi are
stars Of note in the Legitimate"
theatrical sky. Naturally, being
members Of that one profession for
women in which. above all others,
personal appearance is a definite
asset ~ well as brains, these two
women have made exhaustive
studies concerning the care of their
beauty.
Care Of Hair.
indeed, I should have nice hair,
says Mitzi, because it has always
had intelligent care. I say intel
ligent' because there are = lot OF
theories about the care Of the hair
that l think wrong. -
Tor instance, those hundred
strokes with the brush: Is strokes
night and morning is enough. There
10 danger in mofe-the same dan
ger - in 0yer-exercise.
Similarly. I think most women
shampoo too frequently. Once a
month IL often enough. The best
shampoo IL one egg to = half cup
ful Of water. Rubbed thoroughly
into the scalp. It both cleanses and
strengthens the hair. After every
shampoo I rub in vaseline 1t isn't
very nice to apply. but it is won
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M1fuTAHklNRA

New York. -. 1.-vinifreG
SackviIls StoAef:: r.. ~ yeanesst
pssson II tAs WSsis Whs. Aas y
new ambition. rs y - - acfssss.
II 10 - = netsd TT having
writtsa : Sosk q postsy q IL
go II s.
Passed her college entrance ex-
aminAtioas Ct ).
Been the master Of seven Ian
guages 1t II.
Bssn The author Of Il books.
4i0 StOner wants 70 20 On the
etaSs under N assumed name, to
prove to the public that she can
make good withoat the help Of her
reputation, or despite II. She ex-
plains:
Il have been overestimated. /
am simply the outcome Of . very
simply conceived theory Of devel-,
opment- mental apd physical.
Il have been 70 trained that ut
the age Of Is make more money
than my mother lwho also II In the
Who's Whol.
Il am independent; every other
normal girl could be indie
pendent at Is. In other words. I
was equipped to fight before the
battle started. not sitter, ~ most
young people hre.
ANY parent can mt q child in
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AVOID THE WASTE

Ard the wesr and tesr caused b. undi-
gessod food that exhapsts your 6sessive
CRANE does not noHrish Jour blood. and
veakens inssesd Of giving ssreos,h.
Hooffs Safsapariiia " . sDiendid t0aic
for the blood stomach. kSdneys snd hves.
Il eresses and appetite. pssfects digestion
aad sssiniIatioa strufes 100 per csat
nourishuent from your food.
Nsee shan this. is puritie vita'izee and
enriches the blood. which IL Tie life OF
tie hpdy. eliminates eesenh. sfofulA
rasumasia. that 6Fod fesling. I'D otAss
disnene. IL p0isooe Of dkehthas3a- senRlse
"a typheSd fevefs ed inAusaSs-
Take Hoods Pi,is fes . eeosls isrs-
tive small dnei or - sctve esshafue
tiargs dose .-lAdy.)
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4 m - kelva Suaas.n ~-.. go
No.. What y he rsason Tor his !?
". ':s. DOT.
go. ~ = e. .s ~ .'sc - svesy
I'M ! dxnca - ehost6 ~ 49,,
escort haye hrst choice vfth ,vonr
program and not dance ufora fhen
tvo dances WITH any other voun@
man ct the party.
To steal your chum's bov friend
would be- lust q. muck : casa Of
stealing - to break into I ievelrv
store md take 4 case Of diamond
rings. You had better. b careful
II your honor. because you are
headed IN Z dangerous direction
when you are willing to take some
thing which belongs to another.
cannot ray why the boys do
not like you q we'll rs they dill.
Perhaps you have been though.:ess
OF their feelings. II was certainly
thoughtless to give several dances
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young girl and am in love with \
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anu respec.Aule. am quite sure
NC cares iQr me. nave gone places
WIN nun ana NO mas always treated
me uoey