Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 21, 1910, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, NOVEME AMERI v & i thickly with brown sugar, roll =9 and |and two tablespoonstul of cream. Add | ICA LEADS IN CO-OPERA. {cut in slices; bake in biscuit p.fi. finely toasted bread crumbs and mfl'fl TIVE MOVEMENTS. ——— if needed to make a soft ite. The International Institute of. Agri- Woman in Life and lll the Kitchen ; NEW CHICKEN RECIPES. Fack in large clam shells or In & bak: T ——————— culture, Rome, Italy, has just pub- ing dish put nuts of butter on top ; g 3 : i Boiled Chicken Mould—This {5 an | and cook uncovered for fifteen min- 2 ‘Ofluk ’ nlletin ..:'\l“t,\ffi".""‘ Ioathly, iasne. of. ita. DICTATES OF FASHION. and a yard of ribbon to match. The | excellent hot-weather dish and one then uncover and brown light- 2 MEYAKO TWINS % 4, ctin of economic intelligence, o former cost 5 cents apiece, the latter | which would be found most uséful for |ly. Cold lamb, duck or boiled veal iy \( mud Coufied. and in accordance with the terms of | gume of the newest overdresses of | 10 cents. Each of the blotters was |a busy day. Select a fricassce fowl | may be prepared in the same way, the treaty under which the institute 'chiffon have scalloped edges instead of cut into fogr round mats large enough |and have the butcher save the neck | with the substitution of a good stock Refined Singers Japanese [ = Was founded, it is to deal with agri- |the simple hem or selvedge. | to extend siightly bevond the bottom |long and cut the nails from the feet. | for the oyster or tomato juice. ¥ 114 YEARS OLD. cultural co-operation, insurance and Afourning chains of gun metal or|Of a dinnmer plate. The twelve pieces | Skin these by scaking them a few = e and WINK & DAVIS B === Credit i the 47 adhering counties. | Liack chammel are to be had piain or | Wers neatly ted togcther with risbon | minutes in hot water; Glemember the | Chicken Croguettes—Stir o cuptal D Eccenteic Comedi Wonders ® price, wweek; Soe The firs o . | with a flufly bow on top, s | rest of the fowl and boil all together | of minced cold chicken an e same o nkeemgiion price, 136 = s e w first inaue , deala. with these |set with either moonstones or pearia. | With 8 flufly bow ob oy, BU3 UNC 19808 | Feat of the fowl and boil all together | of minced fold TACLCR Snd the aame ancers centricComedians mosements in Germany, Austria, Den- | Some of the skirts now shown ar® |y, glip beiween her fine china plates | pick to pleces with the fingers. Dur- | these last boiled and blanched and al- ~ - mark, the United States, Great Brit- here and there strapped and banded, ‘o SUP. - hg Y AY—3 Appolos—Worid's Fi Shictes o o e d: | (o prevent scratching. Ing the boiling scason the chicken |so minced finely. Add drawn butter or | | . SPECIAL THANKSGIVING D) RRolos—World's Finest Gymnasts Coale o Seoond-class matber. oo un ; Italy and Japan, and but the acute hobble stvie, when shown ; with one large Bermuda onion, several| a little chicken stock thickened light- - - - Telephone Cala: 8] e igures set forth show an |4t all. I3 offered with an air of depre Buckles on Gowns. staiks of celery, parsley, cavehne and (v with flour. Heat in a vessel set ADMISSION, 10c. EVENINGS, RESER VED SEATS, 20c, it st Tibiae, s00 ¢ |important economic evolution. cation. ’ ‘The plain silver or bronze belt |{Salt. When done and cool enough to |In another containing boiling water, Detin Baitocial Hoome: But when It comes to the marketing | T fashion for cut steel In every ,.cijo 'has undergone a wonderul | handle. ik ali the flesh from the amd when heated through take from Bullecin Job Office, 25-6. of the product It is readily seen that fOFM is remarkaible and it vies with the . ;ceormation, and now we have | bones, feet, neck, etc.. and discard the | the fire and add a cupful of cream Willmantie Otee, Reom 3 Murray{the European co-operative movement (s 0f porcelain, Which Iv s0Vlng U magnificent ovenlng = gowds and |ekin. Chop finecto almost o paste— | (with & pinch, o soca stirved tn) and | Busiding. Telephons 21 lngs far behind that of the United f o he Louses use the latter on a'WioS wraps trimmed with them. The new- |and pack In a mould, pouring In some | ine beaten rolk c;f two eggs. Mix well, —— a far hehind that of the United fcvery affernoon and evenins 80%R 0l \jes aro made of the same ma- | Of the boil-water between each layer | set in a cold place until solid; then they make. terial as the gown, or when the gown | Of chicken. Cover tightly and set on | mould in round or oblong croguettes. M qu Nev. 21, 1910. this branch of the subject as it has to | (ne of the latest auto scarfs is of iy trimmed ;‘,m‘ chiffon or brfmd. the ice. Turn on a cold dish and | Din these in beaten egg, then in ~ } loarn in the matter of credit co-opera- «dered and striped gauze in all col- | the buckle is made of the same ma- | Serve with a trimming of canned pi- | crumbs and fry a rich brown in boil- —Extra Attraction— ELLA CAMERON & CO. In _the “Nutty Family.” “—The Craze of Vaudeville— HAINES AND vioocaQ Some tion. The Fruit Growers' unions of Tt is absolutely impervious to | torial ag the trimming. mentoes. ~ Only water enough to cover | ing cottonseed ofl or lard. the Pacific const, of the southern |moisture. Pour a glass of water on it | ““Tpe®%re'Sery effective for evening | the chicken must be used for the e totes, of Maryland, of Michigan, of and, though held horizonally, not 3| gowne heing uaed to hold drapery on | boiling or the mould will not harden. Chicken Chips. Florida, the great dsirylng co-opera- | rop Will pass through. the shoulaers, 'in the front or back of | The boll-water must be rich enouski | Cut thin slices of the white meat of | i 1de 3 m a jelly. chicken ronnd W e small form + associations of Minnesota and the | There is a wide use for beads of the waist and even on the train. joken (round with the emall foset i) N0 W R e STUTAR A N NonWIcH T glass. steel, jet, o B ¥ d ian shapes and colors. They are Work- Air in Bedroom. Broiled Cold Chicken—Here is a | Roil in beaten egg and cracker crumbs vood and china, in In- | el o ‘ You will find out soon at Poli’s Theatrs. rtl center are proofs of this. It is !pointed out, however, that the lack of strung In fringe, | should always be well | €000 way to vary the monotony of !and fry for a minute in deep fat. Drain HUGHES AND TIFFANY DUFFY AND EDWARDS effective credit hampers the further ' of ofaments and | yemyigan ana have the windaay | cold fowl, whether boiied or roasted: |and sirve on foided napkin Pass a (§ o cin G T hking. An act full Comedy Bar Act. levelopment of this great movement use ing designs on Plain col- | oo a¢ night, even in the coldest | Take the half or quarter which has |s ol T.}iio:\;."h okl ob-riorieose;. UrHl ‘Ahens’uamé Full of Hard Bumps. he north central division, and weather, if one wants to avoid colds | ROt been cut into and rub it over Y T Rome that are cloom® | with a marinade of two iahlepsoons. |hot when eaten with mayonnaise. | s ‘A LIVE BABY GIVEN AWAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON 'RECEPTION TO MR. AND MRS. DAN MURPHY WEDNESDAY NIGHT tin notes that if this is true of the Ostrich feather lrimmmz‘:mr‘ ful’bl‘\“%l ful of vinegar and one of lemon § h cen " 0 be larzely employed for trimming both shut up at night are not conductiv of:lemon juide. i i ter, it is still more o of the be o T B i e e LR L B % conductiveil e SR fow] BEENAGH s plkitas cind Pimento Olive Salad. athern cotton growing belt i evening go! to healthy sleep, and the person who - ; I 2 o i bt And ermine will be PAFtCUlarly | vecupies such 4 room alwavs feels g | Set aside for three hours. Then rub | Cut the stuffed olives in half and mix b would be likely to undergo an ot Eather i nsuor and fatigue in the | the ofl and lemon juice well into it, | with the Inside leaves of lettuce torn B | sense of I o evolut f the Raiffeiser i e ermingled with | mornin Sy i dlp in égg and then in fine toasted |in pieces a little larger than the olives. | Schulse Delitzach system were | ot T ey | e e e (g o8 "3, | crumbs; set on the ice for an hour, | Dress all well with French dressing, | BREED THEATRE Performanges <7y adapted to its mpeetal with fint particles of black, EFGY OF juriance, as personal cleaniiness is |40d broil over a medium hot fve, turn: |aduing a few drops of mayonnaise of || MATINEES e . e astered phumage or gthor bril- | basenbier to, Food Realth ing often. Make n gravy of melted | mustard dressin GHAS. MONULTY, Lesses 2.30 The conclusion the reader is led to |llantly tinted feathers. | e butter with chopped paraley and a £ { Feature Picture, 730 e, o T R ol | FADS AND FASHIONS. fow drops of lemon juice and pour | Australia ralses nearly 10,000,000 Mos day; Taasdiy and Weslnsadhys o ana staty- || STier Perusing the rst bulletin on co- | sUGGESTIONS FOR | over the dish. acres of wheat a year. c “THE SAGE. FHE GHERUB, and THE wiDow.”] 8.45 B U, aus Sustys | Operation pdblished Bar thenteznation- THE HoUsEWIFE. | There seems to be no cessation in i ' P.m e Gelivery rout ul Institute of \gl,l(‘\:lh:r; s, that by H “| the demand for all-overs and baby| Scalloped Chicken—Mix two cupfuls Child C VYo, Haprans: it g g g hus gathering and synchronising the | . ! Trish. of nicely seasoned chicken, minced =4 ' on agrienitural eo-opera. | Ty mixing flour and water for thick. Dnily ihte ShRfUT Of Bolivg sybter ildren : 3 all of the R F. D || nI0MTA ening with a fork instead of the usual hiffon scarfs are worn as sashes n all the countries of the world « less likely to turn lumpy. | with a large belt pin and tasseled | 1]QuOr, or as much tomato juice. Stir FOR FLETCHER'S MusIc. wting it in comparable form - as manties are blackened | ends in six chopped mushroo: the = is performing a much- | they can e cleared by sprinkling with | Scarfs continue fn demand and win | POURded yolk of two, hard-bolled eges CASTORIA fl t Pl S l CHARLES D. GEER Eastern Comaecticut, CIRCULATION ed service, one which will enable | sait when the flame is turned low: t0rR | 1o doubt see another season of popu- | === — poees 1L ere in each of the 47 adher- light full for a minute and repeat until ., Teacher of Singing. i ries to pr Y experi- | clear. tocl ean be removed by rub-| ~Marie Antoinette corsage draperie: | 42 Brondway. 592[] . quired by all the others, au. Ttuat ) cRL Ry o, | ave u feature of evening and day ga | Regular hours after Oct. 1st. octld ¢ sweet oil well into the apting it 1o thelr own req gt e B o | ments, mplete thelr own Ofgan- |gi o) with unslacked lime until Cets are In great demand for eve- beat furniture walsts. e | cloths over the uphol DITORIAL NOTES. bes We wish to close out our entire line and are offering them regardless of what they cost u An opportunity to those who need Hat NELLIE S. HOWIE, Teacher of Piano. Fletcher Music Method. Room 4§ - - - Central Bullding. 8,233 == Huwpy thought for toda Know | ) THANKSGIVING DAY, » I the truth wiil make you Proclemation Issued by the Governer of Connectic s oroideries done with beads are it is black with dust; then| .sed on both afternoon and evening turn to other side Continue with fresh | gowma, clothe until no more dust sho: Hair puffs bunched on each side of DK G piskwIEE shou i cars' broaden the face, but are up with bloiting . paper pot with a sofi cloth| Black velvet or patent leather camphor. ke the dressiest street boot of the F. C. GEER TUNER 122 Prospect St, Maryland: It is a |then rub enough to run | moistened Nearly every grocer sells it. uSovemor Frasic B, Wesks has amued h oy e wiins broa- ot 5 b Pins Tel. 611. Norwlols, C e procia:mat he observance of o { crumbe two day o0ld bread in small with slanted Spanish heels ry ittl oul d e o s sidte, se fol Vhen American dollars get into pol- | Pleces o with downward 1ght|ure o matural outcome of the present You'll have ve little tr le 3 = o nksgiving in this state, A s lurting faotor crr | struke. Never go over the same sur- | ons. 0 . 2. H B el e o disturbing factor even | B0 NS Sork ontsontily. Cat| “Yor” viternoan, _exstimere n_tne keeping things clean after you've John § Geo. H. Bliss, oy Mms Ex k B. Weeks et |mway soled part of bread continually. | wesves is mounting to the top. Then, ht L Soap. 80 1oax as the Mexighns confine theiz | Bect Tea. to show how the pendulum swings ix bought Lenox Soap. s Eisetumiiien. 8 coufine e : e oy ol t xicans, Uncle Sam will| procure two pounds of lean beef, | suits the roughest weaves are used. ll'l . . = ali it iz these 1758 been no oecasion to interfere nto small bits and put into u| Corded sliks are making # bid for price, size, shape, quality, i = S Bay in omon vear o the and (il % - i fruit jar; screw on the cover, | favor in connection with handsome v elis “l h al‘ado iy remas st o nes consress will ot tmow | Fita o " Tir n T Rile of Gold | stice: suits, The. fme Sord sipArntl suits the majority of women better g t is uy against until it gets | r: bring to & boll and boi “: findi ‘g more favor than the Ottoman, < 3 ere, and then it will go slow | or three ra; pour off the j d | although one sees the latter here and B i : | o e wpare: | than any other soap. After the Thanksgivin fea is over 2 Vg is interesting to note t the & expected that the dyvep ia tab- Rice for ‘:V‘}'ds' ourt traln is to have considerable . 1 50 seldom that the oifice seeks | e emocrat that it is not likely in re to become a chronic habit in this state. St T g Lenox Soap—| |Latest Sheet Music) — cammesers | fr occastonal Sweeten if pre Individual Pumpkin Custards. 3 AND NEW STYLES ROASTING PANS ferred. This is hand and seal of the stata, &t the Cwpitol in exceilent diet for Eeat until very light 2 eges, grad- ford, <his teath dsy of - — | bereons recoverinz from bowel trou- | Heat und [{ ; 5 fo; e3th day of Ne W o = . | L ually stirring in 4 tablespoonfuls of Savory and other systems. ity S8 the Thmsend mine o o, Mhit I8 Doffited out tHAY Lpitur | steamed pumplin that has been drain- us WALL PAPER Grad and i and Tha inge. | Zer cheese is one of the good things - ed. fmely mashed amd freed from all PLATED WARE emdeneso’ the 1 ited States | that cannot be successfully counter- Appetizers. lumps, a pinch of salt, 2 tablespoonful 4 Knives, Spoons, Nut Sets, Etec. Yie one humdred and thirty- | feited Patients can often be induced to | of sugar, nalt a teaspsontul of ground AT £t & e ———— - | taste the following when nothing else | cinnamion, a pinch each of grated nut- ENAMELED WARE By His Bxcsilon R The picture of Grahame-White | will tempt them: Serape raw beef |meg and powered ginger and a pint Finest Porcelain., Vegetable Cookers, SATFRET T ROGTRS «sing the Delaware will never look | very fine and season with salt and pen- | of mived milk and cream. Mix lightly R ; e Jo0k | per. Tt can be made intn 5 sandwich | tocather and turn into buttered ram. - MEAT CHOPPERS as pretiy as the picture of Washing- [Per: It ¢ : i : = . e et Tt breferred. Second: Roast over the | oiiins placed In a pan of hof -water e i coals a small slice of salt pork nuniil | cooking untfl “set” in a modekate ov- i BT THE TURKEYS e 7 5 almost burnt. A little taste of this|an. Just before removing from the 206 ssamieting pou v Since Christmas comes on Sunday | oty creates an appetite | oven ‘covered with rolled macaroon a 49 Main Street weigh in thelr big turkeys at Somers ' the work ill have to be o R | crumbs and serve in the ramekins, may1sa B et somerron stisied with one day off. tut:est] - Cornmeal Gruel. |sccompanicd by slightly sweetened ! X - R A Bt et |year they, w ve two PRy come voi, | clotted cream. i % Windham and New on eaun I Wil 28 & SENLLO Uit ada st with it Eggs in Their Nests. o i 3= 1 nnoyed by thirteen to think that-Tn- minutes and s B et et ae ranaheds oE et s 'fl::fl :»W' o~ PRSI e Sam has decided to issue no more A can be w“ = cream potato. shape into small nests in = . Company o competition is not a8 sharp as (hirteen-cent postage stamps. . g aih: into. these weuld heve vee SN F . i Toast Water. : (Successor to A. T. Geraner) IR SRS Wil & goarter of & con S —— ! 4,7.’” s R of butter and 129 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. tury ago when s great many mors tur- | The outiook for King George is not e of bread vers brow rinkle STAR HAGK v G ADRS, chon Eo S (2 Kk . ; 7 oas Kawe Surs Sred i e tereitors Dt | (hat wicht ue demted Fim abiiy ? Jieres, an sour over & Sver o || SEL BASS BAN, SLACES sos ack, Livery it our New Secona Fioor. > v o5 far the gt More | oot N R Mator as & riilar |3t malied « nourlshing drink | Vers STILLSON WRENCHES..6 inch 30c—$ inc i iy BB or FBILE bY. dlacizictty as fine in flesh l st i it sl PRl Mads teons mIve|/Egeg ascieg, hot with eold meats for MONKEY WRENCHES, 6 inch B B s = il o A YREIR Simple Club Prizes Made from Blot- | supper. MO SNCHES, agiteys e sovhers .| 1 Prostient Gompers doss not have tors. - STEEL TRAPS ....icceceee Boarding Thank g 3 yopes that @ 00dly |a care he cannot qualify as an Amer- ak b : Rag-a-Muffins. DOLLAR WATCHES of_pouitrymen Pt A woman who was limited in her LA " B ™ e Sotikmtion Vi [y T, T TR S 20 |y oo [ B azemmS Stable Next comes Thanks R SeE Buer and ¢ birds | guarantees equal rights to all men. |prize bought three sheets of blotters | thin, spread with melted butter, cover DOLLAR RAZORS (this week only) giving flnd feasting 1 ner and weigh heavier t i ZJORS (this week only wer. Ilie Sons of Rest read the want col- FULL GROWN AXE WITH HANDLE 12-14 Bath Street. K. K. A3 PLATFORM AND S oS, warranted, only. “0OP SCALES, ns of a newspaper out of pure cu- MAIL BOXES FOR TROLLEY CARS |, They are surprised that the The peopls of Wilmington, Del, wants of the community are so many. have patitionsd the postmaster genera e gl et 300 Pairs of Gold Fish | wepma 5, ten ! s toward the Amer- takiag notxe T e e e e and @lobe Free==300 Pairs entistac ory betweer ef product of the world except ) v Zealand and makes prices for HORSE CLIPPING A SPECIALTY. | e, AUTOMOBILE TO RENT. |LET US HAVE YOUR ORDERS. RATCHET DRILL BRACE . Teleptine A8 20r25¢ | They will be well attended to. MOT TRAPS, four hole 3 T Dining PEOPLE’S MARKET, i € Frankiin St. THE HOUSEHOLD,; | Room Lo e et Builetin Building 74 Franklin Street Furniture. ROSE Bowlm« Allev ! ‘ 2 the governie nd the local stree rallway « gement Tomorrow, Nov. 22, mingtonmns o be faxora which has nanas. | & "0 | “The outlook. the W B v B > Solid Oak Six-foot Round Extension | - NEW BOOKS. we will give away 300 Pairs of Tables $10.00. i LUCAS HALL, Dining Room Chairs 49 Shetucket Streot Why sk £ wals ¥ * BRI G the foitey vars aif of | Cassor Geld Fish and Globe. for $1.00 and up. wtil8 ~ 13 C. GTONE Pro 81k Saes near th stoMice | W Co., Chicago, il skable ol Ve Be- it ohnagh T S Rugs, China Closets, Sidebocards, |~ T At present we . oy 7 ars e & - Francisco. s s remarkable offer. ® dc simply to introduce tables, Eto. . that colleet.he mail and distrionte f¢| 313 our new Toilst Preparation ' aaie = ‘ QUALITY ever the city, But thess cars run on o romance can be more interseting | ’ i | In work should always be considered, e ' ot e a this cr of the Mcidents | Dexss,were instniled vention, develop- | B i e e e “ueuios |l Comp. Benzoine and Almond Cream . b o o s ChRSLEA for the face and hands and any inflamed surface. | | W|". beglnnlng tuday’ Nov' 1 | espectally when it costs no more than the inferior kind. Skilled men ars s empioyed by us. Our prices tell tha | whole storz 62-66 Main Street | STETSON & YOUNG. novi7d mayiia t looks & 1 t Kind | cours s uncanny enoogh to L er-ending amezenient. Young | : neca i Sy % R el T8 g g oot e Winter Blankets Thanksgi vmg Hovelties Wi BE READY, SURE L pas et At Sy i {wo Gold Fish in a pint glass Globe. You will have to pay 5 | . and odite Faward Chauncey | : = for Street or Stable. B RS ctines fhn Pasama tha Haidwin tant Profsssor of cents for ths fish and glabe alons if purchased separately. W Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens, B et iy, | Tiiese, Gl 16 v, s Bares hitve grovided 380 pirs of . theso pretty’ sk and expest. that F R b Fruit Candy Boxes B M. Ton viwed i e Al g e S e e o T o e e ’ ur RODES Pt iy > ew York, incinna an 1 > 0 an y >u wish te participate his fre e, S P saw the zmet Gaion lovks gy New Vori” Cincinnati_and | to 2 on hand eariy if 0u WSk to participate in this froe ofter | . > PSS IR S el askets, Post Cards. pineed, axmples of the moct advan edtiventin Bt s s ) of Gold Fish. i choose from at lawsst prices. Novelty Cards, Favers, Etc., x:: BEAR Sieeis. The Culsbrn |, o6 entraide segtirsinesis . br L COMP. BENZOINE and ALMOND CREAM is made from i for Thanksgiving o s . ewuse, Er reading. The selections were Almona Oil, Benzoine, Spermaceti, and other ingredients that are | 3 i o o et ,; garofully made With u view to-furnish- benefieial for sore and tender skin. It is pleasant to use, nicely complete for = each THE SHETUCKET HARNESS C9. S S MmssSwaters At Colon and | An Introduction to Febrew Hterature.| pertumed, is not greasy and dries quickly on the skin. It is B e T G e B Teleptone 654, 22 main street. | [R5, [MIH fAY, Frandlin § ect29d Paname Bave been bullt and the sea | Which would siimulate them to further | put up in 5 0z bottles and sells for 25 cents. ow rems back from the east side to ng in this line. The annotations Please the children by taking advantage of ths Gold Fish the oot of the Gaten dam. Such Aot emding. The o changes have besn made stnce M 3 s ok 3 b < a good general view Taft was last in the camal zone ament a6 & work of lit- ces roush skin smooth and helps to keep the wrinkles aw; The crngineer In charge sava shipp : > e Made of Black or Dark Blue Pan Wire Cloth which retails at 89c and [ $1.00 a yard made to your measures. ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. | f by using a splendid new siin preparation that A Fine Assortment AERICAN LIS H shail pmen (hrough n:‘JTn:m:; JL s | v s & flyfl:fl:e;":::l’m:'x;e:u::::y n.: :h, day of the sale. Come in | fi’ll<L1/\/'ERy Ahl i‘al\'(,Ai\ HOKISL, ona of the commissioners , e on_ Quixote sor Yelog, Pecple, ea y i ointed. 9 e | % 00 47 Furrell & Sasderson, Propa. B S S | e B e T S o i s Marshall's Purchasing Ageney, | | ocoormes & L HIIITIITL. s | we or four sxposittens beok - | 164 MAIN STREET, =:in the Norwioh Circulating Livrary N aan s ? Traveling Men, eto. Livery comnected e IMELLCREL SARKET. Price 50 cents. Wi ef 10 cebebrate the afair in 1815, |, . o0 0 Sigy et A Plete the work a year sariier. T he lending authors of chiidren's books. ) sapositions must Wwe If fhe great in- | Care has becn taken to retain the mml N. B--¥rom Oct. 15, 1910, to Nov. 12, 1910, we have made 97 of these SKIRTS at 33.50 and ALL proved most satisfactory. | Have You Noticed ths og the vears 1908 and 1909, we made more than 3,100 of those . §! Increased Travel? FUI\ER AL ORDERS Serectan camil Sas to o siow. |ana mann-r of the orheoal, so far as _ IRTS and we recefved fest than one dozen.alterations in all. §' g b b e eoba Caad e L uiBoen 1o s Abth it aadk possacs R fail D‘ tmzat i Every woman was more than pleased with her burgain. Nothing bet- |t ereo‘Lli‘le flike to gat out into | Acrtistically Arranged by Sensational | “MIdren i the Aftn sixth and seventh cld cparimeat. orwich, Loan. ter for & second best or housa wear. Come in and let us show you the oper. atr, We furnish the bes: | r y £ It Thanksgiving has ne B e L fin, Sl Snd peventl B one, vou will wonder how 1t I3 possible for us to make one complete at metnod, and it you'll taks one of our | IUNT « + The Florist, 3 a—cnp:z-_“ such l‘n‘ls‘-l virse many omissions, the various b such a low price—$3.50 complete. T “),V,h, s 1. % ¢ Florist, Americans ‘travol fures are so related as to form a P SrEaRE) ‘of miles to observe the day. | Loni nuous narratie | MAHONEY BROS, Falls Avenus ! Tel. 130 - SR S