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. ' -1 - I er, and motherly Miss. Mary Keyser I . , 1. . fortl�, With their ,parents 'Mr. and , � ORAN.DMA. F0 .. . I 1, - .1 -_ -
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leid kinderglaotener would ring the , .MTsi, 'Fred Rutd-edge. SAKE A CAKE, ' .... � _
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4�,� _ t�y town of Freeport, 11- a gv-ahead dAlar-chasing metroliYolis At first the neighbors in the 19th Wisis Aillelen Ryan, ,of Braifitford, is DEAR I . I I
�� , -was her first glilimpsia - - of lia,v,lng- bet��;een its fat, li,',Qe t�l,e bacon Wa,rd, reputedly.,the toughest in -the bell to tell -some bre,Iithless ne'Ws like Cl hidaydhg with hl HANp ME' , - . ..\ I . I 1. -
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..l7'J!Ta a grown-up ladlk," she of hean . . * . - exacta y thL- sart , a f eity, were &uvp s night." Julniping o,A the furniture, � Mrs. Dickslon -And.vd!h,oWhiteal, Oleta, P! .. 0 .. I I
1�11_, i � , "I'liti going to live in a teeming black sArcets, oil which in "Vole Hull house." Why 'qhmld splashing in the bath, ,the.. kinder- of .Sii�pjqrth, were wee(li-end kuests '_ A 4 lo`� 4 ; . I 0 1
lie ,10'-!" a couple of ".swells" come to live g-arteneils made. themselves ath - - .
L, I ; ��Plllu- with .Mr.- and Mile. Robt. Reid- ' I .r I . �
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-,ll,�� �,eti bl�pg ,boulse'next door to -Lihe poor "amo-rig- ,the anirclii�ts," she fi,-gatr 4�'iimming; rime of their pity, thank college extension 'classes. Workmen Mr. and Mrs� Adam Shoadice. I . 1 * '
, 04r, ne-arly hadf a century it was her her-,,-.,arch.through Chlea,)'s �,,habby y,', . I ; '- -
b, . . Maliciously, neli-libor boys let. off sti-am in a Solai-al', Scietioe Ma,urlce�&adflo,rd, lolf Palmerston, " . . . . . . . . . . . ......... ... � .. MAGI '_ l. 14
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: . iie, u,ikll ,very %elf in, charm, hospi- ily.nihnart dl�trlcts far her .li,)u:Ie -r.Qw. garbage on the porch and _,(� s -or with Lesille, Rutledge. . . I ... .. I I 1, . q I ,
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t4dity,' and achieve-ineut. A, magnifi- And whe� !khe f01111d it, d-rill,`ntr pa..At storro�; thr-liti-gh the windlows. lt�ilian wirves at fir�t Robillision Iffamiditoin,,,of Western, Un- � .' DON'T RISK FAILURES I G . .
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� .1 -all in a carn, `i,, lain, f.)i,- C,,);nt,, ta market, Miss Keyser stayed homeland vent their hLISbands ivietrsilly, with his Parents, Mr., I 1 4 . . . Women long expeTi- and 1' lit" fluffy biscuits. 9 I
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t.�.!., through- ,the, Wilderne.e,s -.'of hAiman g,Ifting where ,", ssto,)d. A s-luaeo, . J �.
I I " tvj the wives of the butchel-, the but gradually they Wo were. dra�)n' Mrs. Jtoseph H&M-1-Ition. . �� * - �;�ced in hoi6e baking know And lWagle rosts so little to .
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. 1� " modern sictienc.e'of spei-al. s,e1rViC-Q-. FL)r IT;Ol�!ed and P�',k Strelz�ts tha,, hal anrl 1 -bey came, first out of curiosity, Dio, the Housle Of God, as, th'iery knew her nillot-hei, M.M. Stletiss. , dependable. That's why, -wort-h makes a big c-._. . .
,.: -ica's Joan .ei�car.�d .the Great Fir,, of 18-1 1. A Ld Li , .
?_, it, she was callzd- "'4n!, -x at I again ,out of liking. Then the H ul I House, By 4utlh friendly hospi, Mrs. Dav-i -vingstone was a week Canada's leading c9okery Order a tin from your grocer - It I .... I
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I ; of Arc,"� -and, "Arnerica's Un,�:_owned pi inary n whe Chai le Hull giot-,!s frain the furrilt-une factory d gueat..at,the liumie of- heir asion, exp .ts use and recommend MadoinCanada I . '.l.
.: I � wer2, tality, BUM ,House easled the fierce en, . 1. � I .--
I I ueen.11 But the tkle4that ,suited t,ber El.6.1t it in 18,15d, now it was used by e rr s 1. .I... . .. . , I 0
� I. 1 0 rupr-!'r gue-st,q and*sald thev'd he 1 n Ion li es of a great city. - Harold Lilvingstione, London, , = I
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11. Z. !'�, best 'was simillby Jane ALidams of ..q fill e fact,)ry for storage, On a el!as,s -reading George R-li,ot. So By -the time she was 81 and HpIl 4N , . . 0 'l, ,
- ""' Hull House, the Goad Neiglhbo,v. o e sijl�6 was a livery stable and- -tin- - I . I., . I .. . .... ,
' ril -, . peopla hFgan to trickle in and 'te-11 House had been open only two and dO`n- I . . I .
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I 11 . Jame Addams'� noother died'. early. ocrtaking parla,r, Lind on the other ,it- -tin d, that the� yolling ladies treated a half years, they were calling Jane Miss Jean iMurray, nurse -in -train- - --- � - - =;__� - I . �
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IV. . but .her. fat -her, a miV1_,x,. bank presi- an Iris -h sala.^ a -German bakery, th,,, fin,2. 11iss Addams and,,MiSs Addams "the'greatest woman, in Ohl- . .. . ..... =.:., . . 4 0.
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11, � L.IrlebIn inade an tin -usual parent. In no,ghhorhoud, where once h)OP-Skirt- . - alk, and, she did, hpnds Clasped ing with her mother. - - ____ -- I ..
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I " crossed, bra d lawns, Harvey Bryfans, o,f Western Unl- - " . ____ I
". a period When .m*-st People believc-d ed ladlies had a yoir -a g.-tod 011ie, and per�aps' teach 1ehind, head thalfown back, usdilig ideas ver.sity, with his Parents, Mr. and, � ,
. lite a . fine tic\v -rigge-d children swarmed out of I - d - I - #A ill�
1� that a giii who could Nri . , I ,�-11 sornet�in,g. I instea -of gestures, Audiences, look- Mrs. Edward Bryansl. I . . I . I . I e , --. ., "
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,,, was ver , . babies when -hey went to work, and brown hair, were startled.. They ,had and Mials Grace spent Tuesday with .. . 1. _
I . wanted bis girls as, well-ledue'ated as When, Jane Addams and Ellen bl.sek-?red girls shlyly asked to play expected some battle -scarred priisad- friendr, -at Palmerston. ., 'P �,DrPVA - or I .11, . � . 4
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I any yournig man., And in spite -of the Starr hAd jreldl;co,viered the blouse, thq ,,r,!anrla:."` Once accepted bv the er.but here was- a 'gentle, .slender Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuffin, StAp:ffa, I I I . , .1.1. 1, I
. ,.� . I ffaility that came of a c1hildhoodl they rvnted plart,.'.of it for $30 a neighborhbod, Jane Addams and El- young wonian-a young wonlan. who, and Mr. and Mm. F. A. Hembliey -ti placed. in thesoil near,'but not -touch- I . .
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. . ,tuberculosis of the spine, ,her record, month. They called in men to pla�- len Starr were soon waist-deeD in Vs s-itting onneighbor stoo-ps- in summer oplemt Eas-ter with Mr. and Mrs. J. committed' -by- the, average gardener ing the roots and if poestibliel the .
I . ' I . � at Ro-clkflord &minary, 11hrii M;nkinb ter the high, ca,acked ceilings, to pol- .stre,am -of ilife and dea"th, dressing -and working in her eight,sIdea, ,study ;M. Campbell. . . in buth ,the flower and'vegetable. end ground is soakeld *lth water alfber- ' . . � ..
,�, Holyoke of the -West," was, brillilant'. ish Oak. floors,. repair the anly bath- new babies and closing the, eyes of in winter, ,Nyq,s buillding up what The April meeting of. the W-M,llSll' of the lWalliness are too deep, planting wur" I 11 .1.
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s - Hulq Hous,6 wii'th -her. ' &chings, treasures' picked up abiroad. Or hastily slipping ,k good safe rule advocated by garden there its u3uallly an odd cornerl '; . I
. �;, into a coat, Jane autgrew. its- (Yrigimal' quarters ancli about fifbelen membeirs prevenit, The those who lcn6w all ,about the'art ,of imlilefie fruit (lilay be ,produced. A
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,., � Yor Jane Addlams never lost sight And they furniiihed thle house in Its A��dlallris rt . weieting opened) with silent prayer I . 4 N
�,6 . I Went Wi;4h a drayman- to his stla ed a slow s';Pread around' thie good ga,rderillng is only to ,cover the',elierry, pluni or peach tTee W*1H ot .
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I.. � of 'her childish vow, Through col- own period with mellow malhogany stable when a sick hois-e had- t10 be block in br k u dings of the ;ld ,pth equal to about, three t4ke.up a great deal of raqqm If
. �'.. I lege years., through months stra,pped and walnut, &,.pianlo, and Oriental shot, for her wor'd ' was gO-Od with English .type. , Aparb�n4nts- for 'its Story on Hosea was given by Mrs. seed -to a. de 6 I
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�, . I paipful!ly to a bed, a two-year Grand ugs bought with dollars saved from the insuralilce People. - - ar e s, she workers. *.ere '-.added, and meeting, 2&0010m. The mimuteis lof the pre- times ,the diameter. Now -the begin- garden coridlit6ons. wheirw it ,is posi-
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I I ��-, rieldledI wivk,s ftom the , fists Of rooms. A Place ,so big with life I tof calipers, and work out -the dilameter, grlatecNilon most. th . inigis can be grown' ' 0 .
-cr that mide' 'heir a s-emi-itivi4lid, "she Stares 'silendkr purse I d ed. It, wals decided iihat the Think- .
.1 � . . drui�ken husbands, or dAilhis into ,clould not be igrioried� To it began to offetring meetittig be held on Of the gre-ai va-rilety of seeds, he 6r far ivort4 of their o-liairilsory, einviTon-
L� I ,. Planned her pplan. As it matured, it "Aren't you afraid the poor ,people stre�t fights to care for Ma� 6. ., 4 I 1.
, I was -invigorating in its,.simplicity. -will steal tihese beautiful things or men wounded stream:,. not lonly the - 19th Warders Mrs, McCall and Mrs. Reid were, ap- vhe hopes, t* plant. This is a rough merlt:_f&�tadirl' trees, ,it is true, may I .
� . � ' ent .her who came 2,000 strong every week, pointeld ,to attiend. the Cilliniton 'Pres- rule only. With tiny sesd like that isucpuniP6 an a hard winter., but the I I . . .
I " � I She would rent a house in some shab- i break theur? 11 an astonished frilehid .quiekly. with food and medicin-e.down, but capitalists, professors, authors', byterial. A plant exchange wi-R. b.,e of thepoppy or the onion seed abo,qt tylees are not expensive, and are em- .. I
i"', by Alm'elri.can city dislttl�ict and be a exeldime.d. . . �
. �. � - � . . gs:rbage-drelltahed all-eys or un' rot- society folk, reform-nis. King Al- mad, dt this regular m2etling in May. th-e size of a -Of sugar, merely illy, rapliaced. In the Prairie distrieft
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. . I I : * . . . I . Theold0rd , Roose"velt, in Can-ijda and, IMim-Smill(lie gave. the ficlent. With large Wings like pilumia and a4most innumerable bew- , .
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1. , " , , nl,lwn, rich ar lYolor, Jane Ad- tianily and'.Ulfe and Chirl,trit ,the Kev." 4wes, this r�,le ,�rill call -I for dledt1h of give.labundanif rd.ulinsi for the' space .
Y., � .1 . a in R-)Ple qh,e 1 -lad b.,v,Fm, a .lmlis;irig in- dams -talked with the same c6urtesy, After einigiing ll�'From Green"landf's Icy . . . I ,
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" . v&l!H, and now -,111,E- was workanx t0O. rerharos answering th,-Ir ring at the .Xoruritaihl", the -meetin. . clo 4'al c" mirrants, Saskat'von berries, and =h-' I
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. I., . . � . many b,oPrs to count: ever mopping ,d,,.)or herself. And if foreign. guests ibp Prayer. . I . Thinning is Important . rks a - I
I 9S el floors,and wasbing windqw- . . tre all -hardy. In gardlen fruits . .
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I:,; ,.- . tarne fe,fvor of crettion with which .even' shined. 1 -hem and n,,?,ve,r gsW her- - - iihe . fine seedled' lthing3 likq t � e duce fresh diesve'lul's ar sala& eax-ly in "'
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I., 1; � I or I _1\ . lrti�--tg - Paint maqter"P*l-eces. carried v,pllf apwav wh--,n the visitor left a tip I I I I alysclum lettuce, onions and lebtu-ce the,s4aslan whien, at i-si difficult or e " . � .
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i; , A I llil) .. Tare , Addams, on through pain a I nd I for the ,ll . ...... .. L(Initlendled for last.. week). I 3. I I X, ; �
�, . 0 .101 l, , I "bootiblack." .. " . much grief and back brealving,lall'or p(-rjs:,,6 tra vt.iirb'ofted supplies. In .
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�, . I .. �� . IL -71 11 Fatigue. . � . So' rracloil-Fly, she pr'esided over The"Misses Catherine and-Siblirley can be saved -if the seed is, SOW11 tl- 19 c'onnedti-on. learly -cheirries rikol the' .
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., I I I Hull House. Tl�,& years welre stren- 'Tinunily. Wath "Ithe bigger. things" Rich-miond, ,!early a.j�ples lsuch'ae' Yell- . . .
% . , If. . . �� . � Soon Hull House htfln'llneA VM111 life. John Turner, Clinton, are spendfing - . .
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.;. . I V ? .. .. . trovs with . finianicial - worries, labor. . beets, beafis, peaq, cosimosi, marigoads, low Transparent, S'. Lawrence and .
11 I . VOlunte2,rq lea eTly (uffelred to, ffiel' ' , tha Fa&ttir holidaylp; with thelir aralit, I
� . ... I . �' 11 7 ,!gl P apld . disc,ouia-ginient. .Many is Red Astrachan or some of the t&w . .
,:�. - . .. T with its,"wark, ,and it wasn't a que.�- H 11 1 " Mrsi. iBen Keys. nasturtiums and, such things
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... . l DICEfflOW I 1_� its crelelhe and it�&_bleautiful $Peciall Easter selrlvic'ils were held .,the ,plants come up one 'is urged to m,rital aritlioTities aa%"- �morth cbnsid- , . 4 . .
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I . when they cliM. Before the hous,a- . . last f Sunday. At the closie of the �Yew- �Ibp and cofisider just how bigthw,6 ering. Wheire space is v,e;,ry limited � . .
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� hold, was thro.0 breakf�st, a tiods' nelgb grafting
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". . - . I .. � . .." , I others were allort-llve& To her fell � as a -rule -is smaii, slo are ari rns,. But or budding Ila have sevellma va6e:tiems
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11,!-a; . . 1, . � . � ., .., . I in later yriars Ellerr � Starr. ipipatierit � g those who -are spending the. or the height -of the resultinj plants. j�eles to. aLlaplles &ad, piesirs. especially. .
I � : . . I . I . . EaSte'l",holidlays at their� hlom,6s, here - I . .
11 , .. .. with the l5i�ogresis of sio�ial"Zbetber- . . It -may .only be six Inches in which I . Climbers I
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1: ',- I � . and Islabel Robinson, of 0intoln ,Co,,_ calsle the pla U sh Id
.;� � I . . in E)asteTn co-nivent. . I,egial':e; IMr. Ahlan Keys Of Western be spaced a few inchds apart L Bilit B11 im'Plartame, part in any scheme of I I . .
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. 'df:'�v'el 1��tflonf borrile. I . . .
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.. . I I walrd -pr4itics in -ordleT that ,heir ward . fee!tt. When. flilly gri ow -n Su�h -thlinjr. id -ea Ahat -ch plants may be harm- . ..
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.,. IRRAP ,AzN the example of its new citizens in I . � is-5�mmeltrical and- sturdy ,]Plants that aTe many buildiings in, the,old hUids. . I
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., , . �� , I I .i the -miaking. She a,a,d her ,'Flulll ,"", (Inienichd fol, a�ast week) w3h bi which -halve been -supportling ivi'm for .
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... : I . House, as;sociates flaught for, factory Eastor ,, Yiisr�ltwis: Mr_ and Mm. 's-ilsiting, are to 'be ,the result. Crowded centuries and .the ,�val!4 under. thesi� . . '.
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'.. .11 . a M. d swetit�ftop ref laws, were nvatrilably be, spindly and 9"8112
.. does more than most cars cl iiia. -M . lan . Orym andwOn- Monteith 'and, fam�ily, of London, Plants will i m ma0l,les.. arp sidd tok be in an�._.,* I -
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I — . . -the guesibs of Mrs. JaAetil,Rpss. . weak ini, the etem. Expert advise excelleint etat
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,ll� � - . . :�,X , :; , w ;.,.:i�.111: ".. -1 presidential camplaigii ,of 1912 sia6m ------;Mrs. Ca" and .Miss Boyd, of Lon- QUI ing about ,half as much space filzini the fact that climbers add a .
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;; -.-�: ... �:x ...�. . ;.;; ;;,;-;;.,. !"...-,� .:..,., ed fo b.,e.r to have -the riost socially d"on,, arld Mr. and Mrs. Weizit.. and between as the ftlant will be h:jgh. little troutble to ,the job ,6f,paiu4ng, ..'
; . .... . ...::.;::;..l;l, . -.-,.-� " 1 .11 `."`..;�. _.... he 1�'alnpaign6cl' daughter, of -St. 'Thomas, visited at This ig'alSfD a good rule tor apply to ,the woodwork around doure and . .
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.: ; , .. ; .� for him. Antagonisms were-, slilirred the hl3Me of Rev. W. A. and Mrs. mo.st shrubbery. . . , windlaw,%. authorities claim that ta*ret
, ''. � .. 1. . -X. ��... Up Sbe was criticized for ildlentify- Brianiner., . I I alre no'harniful effecU. whatelvet but . `,,
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I 1 . . ... . I 11 .1 I I .. . �� A, � she,lost many Hull House,..supplorters. iviisitors, at the I res may be' -the easiest to handle, but vibstanfial.advantagest A-hou,se-with l . . .
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I � X�- , .;::..,. .... . I parrents, Mr. land Mrs. W. Stalck- 'where 'the -owner is. -prepared th gia Abe walIlls. well ser
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-�. . �:i;;, " , ,. ": . .. World, War, -he came out for peace Mr Melvin Sia -of ..Wfi1,g,haim,r,Mg ,results can ceiri-tairily be ��alin_ sdu- he- halr4-wr, clinging typlevf Vir-
1. . " �L :;:i * ,_ . Y:,:*;:�:i: .... negotiolbions , -and inte�nati 4r, vdth ilavines, ad --slopl Where k'. da Creepbr,-is rhuch cluoler in the I .
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1�1 ;. .,...:.;:.` -fateing the blacklisting a patri . Q n away lvery . -rapidly bot weather -for �the simpdle reason I
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, !. �;:". .;. Otic sun, -(of L6ndon, axe spendii-tig their . . . .
,�'. I I � ; ; p I I lorganizati-ons, derisilon. and the - h lild-ays at itheir'respective homeis. it will be a"'ange, IP tbatl the buin does not, rftch beat -ab- I
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�j I : I . I ......�:::,. thet l"Pacifist.11 . rn the spring of (Mrs. James Allery, of, E' ondville, short terraces. ,On these rock garden& sorbing brick or' sitbneL A,s.JbT ver- . I
".. '11:::; .... I -:x .. � 1915 she presided ove'r the Interna- .9m. jollin can be laid out with level stretches andals -the adivantag# in shade, cool-
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'L . . ,!. . tifolial" Congress of women , -at The MdKenzYife on Saturday and was allsoi of grass in between. Rock gar&nts e and &iva;cy of ,such na�=A] . ., .
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1, ,:,�'. , "I'll", "I'll" "I'll, 4ZIP 11, .__ cease, -on the instant, but that ouV Queen. I pline ,ranges, and in them alptine ed exp%anlation. There; is Ei 1host of,
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I', I .:.::�:j::;j:�; t: :`,X.:::-. :::- '� 1: ___ ,standing neutrals meet, and.0tter PIr ,and W, flowers -are grown, These are usual- Permanent; maberial, at the dispiosail, ' . . .
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..X.1-1 1:"-Xa::, ',h -at might end the blattk. And Erskine,- -from. England, were rigs. 'that , galrilener. In the vi�ldrrner dis-
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, � . - ., ..., . .. "If's 'tops' of all the cars I've,ever owndcl." . . I diesarplerat6"hople, -she agreed ,to go on guests of Mr. Q Reld. : require little inoisitbure. during moot Boston Ivy w � ith its glbssy green fbi- -
� ,,,�.� . ' I . .1 . I..J � - . I Mrs/, Eillen. Vilatbsi; of Clinton,,spent 'of �.he year. They are specially listed . *In sunfter which tUTn,V tKY Sl , � I
I Ill I . . .owner talk" means more drin . Henry Ford's Peace Shipt, and' though a few w days at the libinife !of Mr. and Att the better seed datarbigues. , To ]age
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1, ct .. she fell. ill �and could, not do, her Mrs, James Wi,fker, and alvo. visited' �old the s1haxplry sloping sold -1, fair brilliatt red after, the first frost ip
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", . IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD name was linked wi . -idL'9,1- at the homie,of Mr.. and Mrs. jahries size % ks ;of the Toughegt, possible ail ideal climber for waNs ,of ibuild;-
'' � � , back seat while owners iv ' ou facts. . 'peftlln �Iaugh- ?&Queen, ' � nuture, preferalb,17 weath& beaten. - ' ' 4 I
, ". � ists, ,and she -heard th ' I , 4 it.gs. Like the Virginia' Cmeleper, ,,
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"I'll. I I On performance, you ne dift t e e word of ' , TEPRAPLANE IS ' , . I MT. AlustiA, of the vUllage, was re- .lbouldlevs, are buried to albout itwo, which is hardier and cumes- in both i. .o .
1, "I I ".. . . anyone but the man who " ows how much easier his . But lbhose yearsi o war bitterness moved to Setatarth MItnilloriial Hols . third's their depth irreigularly, through self and non7clinging typets, it is a 11 .
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�, � -, . Terraplane handles in traffic ... how I much better it FIRST INSIZEAND ROOM -Longest wheel- ,passed. There came a. day in, 1931 'tall last 'Sundwy where he und= out"the s.1-ope. Good ,pockets, of ,slandy ouickler growler when, once establish- , I .
I lf, I base... 115 inches. Most room ... 145 when J'ane Addbims. laly� in a hospital an operation .hir_ alppiendileitio, .. sloia are arranged between, the ro,01m ed and will cover a wall up -to 60 tai
�� .. . I takes straight-aways oK curves ... bow much faster it cubic feet. - . 'bed in Baltimfore readly for a se'nious I The . - I. * w, ' .
1. �'._ � .1. . I—'. ., is on tAe get -away. His economy figures. -talk louder . . I .1 . I Misses Margaret -and, Janelt Watsbn gowers find - footho:ld .here amid. 60 (feet high. Dutebmitn"s. P4 I ,� I
I . . FIRST IN POWER -Greatest horsepower . 6peration, and word sTrived that She Univetsilty of Weobeirn Ontslio, sp;4 trall ovetr �he'bioulders,. I , Trumpet Vine ailid Clematis are suit-' -
I" L,�, than ,iny salesman's claims ... even ours! He can tell . . .ao
.. ", I - . . 88 or 100. And the smoothesti bad wan the'Nobel Peace Prize, siblar- the week -end at_the, hoinie, iof Cultivation able for VeTandalist. -These should, be 1. 1. �
;, , & . fthlefir ' During the ea,rl�r piart of the s'ea- grown 1,
; I you facts about Terraplane's long life that would ing it with Dr. Nicholas, Murray. But- parents, MT. and Xrh,. R. P. W�atsun'L , o!n tredlises Or bt,her mpooit. . .
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.... I li I sound boastful if we said them__ I . FIRST INSAFETY-Body really all of I'm Not 15 years before people a1hd The monthly mieleting of the W A'
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. ,:I; I- But even a Terraplane owner can't put into words steel with seamless steel roof. Radial the press�'-iha�,s�ornedl W but now of Brubefield. United Church was hQ will ihel� plants along Wonderfully fective, foliage, especially -the first . .. . �
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�111 I ,7 1.41 )qst what it means to'�it at the wheel of t4is -car and . Safety Control (patent applied for). the�v sang .her glqry. in the scholclit iiiom on Wednesdbay; The pluripuse 'is two -fold, UnsigHbOy two ih t1lie group. � .
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I . Duo -Automatic Hydraulic Brakes 'go, Jane Addlame lived. on at Hull April 1, lMr,%. j. B. M d ,h d, weeds re I . . � I .
.. desvel. Wiih the Electric Hand shifting the gears, (patent applied for). - usitar j, , a kii led and valuable mi i
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I W., . yur liands stay always on tho wheel. just a Mck of I ,000 POPPle 'Come ,charge of the deviotibnail exerclistes. turei irs conserre& Growth is hurr" i q ... .... - �
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, , I FIRST IN COMFORT-Tru"Line Steering; through i'tis doots eknery,week, greq- MVSL. B,ert Mc4ay then tobk 11he chair along. Later on as, the flowers 0- . . -
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1,�.. �.finger . , . ancLgears shift! And your front floor The Rhythmic Ride. ing hundreds at tefwand, dinblor, and for the buginteltIg sessili,on. -1 nothe r-l.c. .1 ,'I �
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'. � . . is all clea* ... Tefraplane is the on�y low priced,'car . . when the Odffee Houspe, w" erbiwded-, for njew es ary to, cu th 11 1. I �
.1 . . member,q - wale very enlcour� , a I Vate, sio often, Slowne- ",
�0'1. I . with real comfort for three in the front seat . . . no FIRST IN REALLY'NEW FEATURES -Only even heltphIlg the waiWs carry food aging as there am now 59 mnieftlibers times a mulich ofshort straw or griass . I
, I rear -opening baggage and tire com- . .
01 .`:1, . . gear or brake 16vers to stumble over! I partipent. The Electric Hand (optional and clear tables,. Wore than One and the proeepills, for the day amount� ,clipings is used th retain- moisture .
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, :: 11 , , ,,.,: I I.- Steering is truer. There's an amazing riding at snitall extratpost). And many more,. Could exclaim, "Miss AddaTm brought ed to $1& Ai7angetments, were mlaide duTing the sulmimer. kThis mulch' -is . - .
" smoothness. At the brake pedal, safer stopping than 1 . � I If . I. 1-1 . l . mle my piell' There were 7,5 residents for thel May meeting., ft beAng Ivisi- simply -spread over the gfround be,- . I I
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�Rw . 1. '' 88 iDr 10q .-I 15 -inch wheelbase in the apartments, rilow, and 160 vol- torW dlay, ana a sdii ,of bul-ba, seeds tweiin the plants. . It "keleps the un- - 1� r,
. you'll finiTin any other car, with two braking sys i tems 11 . .1. .1 unteers. . The annual bud -get that had, and plants. The meeting caloied and derlyang soil mo%t, open and fi-ee
!�� at your command ... and still a third from the easiest IV , -been $2,000 in that, first year ,of 1889 lunch, wag serve& - . .1 I ll, .
� 9132 1 I � fTom weeft.
91 1'��, . . handlin Uking brake you ever saw. You ride over had stretched ,.to $100,000-, and thir- .1 . 1. I . .1 ,Expertericeld cardeners ei,.4m. that I � �
� � - . the. morTds first ,safety engineered chassis . . . in ' a 6and up I been lbouildlings, widi "Volle, Hull e-Xcessd,0e Ifosslels or setb-V,cks.- through I . , .
. body really all of steel, with solid roof of sea I transplanting are unweicessilLty. But
I.. � House?" at their hear� eoll a K . .,
T,� Retail at 16rY, Tilbary, Oat, d1l taxes paid, , bilwk. .
� somet g new igbit and Acense on y extra n! . � " ,
1, I steel. On every side, hin ' to discover and Ylac I th. y handdle this clolmnlion Sub at this
. . I . enjoy. Stoo in now and take this "Discovery Drive" Also built by Hudson- Jane Adalllms died, on May 21st, time of 7e;ar�, rather cavefui*. W!he- I K ,19" , MCC I 1.
,. 1936. But Hull House lives: ,on. In . . . .
� . . . see f(ir yourself 'what a -eban Hudson Six, $1078 and up; thei, 111he ph& %drig, rmw.d ,is a, nilere, . . .1, b I
I 1; snade iq motoring. ge T-dirraplane has. Hudson Eight, $1130 and up tvio,edla, perbaps, it 11ifelairs small thanks. I . winuall seledling, Is flew Inches high dr e thad.to repair your
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Y'� , T . . 4C06 3 -teer comlplained thht wl&msn' for I . I advances in the price of .
U :: ��. I I j" 1� i i d - - - I � rolAs to the air eaiy Twore than Ithey of roofing. � 4 I
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