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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1016. ST. OBITUARY Rheumatism! 5 As soon as an attack of 5 Rheumatism begins. sddIv 5 CITY NEWS The members of St. Anne's society of Joseph's Church are requested to meet to-morrow afternoon at four o'clock in the parish hall.

The first annual ball of the local camp of the Woodmen of America was held In their rooms on College street last evening. The rooms wereprettlly decorated In green and Parkinson's orchestra furnished music for dancing until midnight. A pretty Pt. Patrick's day party and CI i iS Mother, Homt, lliavtn The trinity of earth and sky. A church-home is as necessary as a family-home.

We invite you to "move in" and be one with a church-home. Come, hear a preacher that MR. WORKMAN Let your next pair of WORK SHOES be a LION BRAND They are solid leather and the price is $3.00 Every pair warranted to give satisfaction. First Baptist Church St. Paul Street.

J. S. raker, D. Pastor. Rev.W.B.Lipphard of Boston preaches, 10.3O a.

m. Topic i Turning; Our Faeea toward Bla; Talus. 7i30 p. m. A aoas service for the people.

Sermon Topic i The Supreme Ideal la Life. Charlea P. Boyaton. A telegram has been received by C. R.

Wright announcing: the death at Hollywood, March 16 of his brother-in-law, Charles P. Boynton. The remains will be brought to Vermont and will probably arrive Tuesday. Burial will be made in the family lot at tHinesburg. The time and place of the funeral will be announced later.

Mr. Boynton was bom In Hinestturg in March of 1S53, the son of Noble L. and waste any time and suffer agony unnecessarily, a few drops of Sloan's Liniment 5 II on the painful spot don't rub Si 1 oil vnn nMl 1T twxfttl Se la the house for emergencies. Sloan's i dance was given last evening by Miss Florence Irieh at the Knights of Pythias hall to about of her friends. The hall was prettily decorated with green and with ca.ndle light, and the luncheon and dance program were carried out in St.

Patrick's day colors. Marion Goodyear Boynton. He married in 1874 Mary Wright of Hinesburg, who, with one daughter. Mrs. Vernon Phelps, and one granddaughter, survives him.

He also leaves three sisters, Mrs. John I. A. Lewis Successor to Liniments Mosley Bigelow KILLS PAIN Price 2Sc 50c IM 88 Church Street, Burlington, Vt. I VICTOR COFFEE wfflcBeer op any Breakfast Tjable.

Solemn high mass was celebrated yesterday morning at ten o'clock at St. Mary's Cathedral in observance of St. Patrick's dav. the Rev. J.

F. Gillis heing the celebrant. The deacon was the Rev. E. F.

Cray of Brandon and the sub-deacon the Rev. A. Hugh MeKenna. The sermon was preached by the Rev. James MoCrory of IMontreal.

The Rev. E. Total. B. S.

19. of St. Michael's College present In the sanctuary, as were also the Rev. W. II.

Cassidy. the Rev. B. A. Pierce of Glendale, Mrs.

Farnham of Lincoln. and Miss Olive Boynton of this city, and one brother, Klmer Boynton of Bristol. The early years of hiB life were spent in Bristol and Hinesburg. He moved to (Nebraska about 25 years ago and finally located in Mr. Boynton was a member of the Congregational Church and a man of generous nature and sterling character.

(Beloved and respected by all who knew him. he will be greatly missed by a wide circle of acquaintances and friends. Green Carnations Order to-day for Friday delivery. 13T St, Paul Street. Tclc.ifci.ne 82.

Fresh Pork Loins, Pound 18c that muddy coffee it as unnecessary as it is distasteful. The FITB vacuum cleanings we give VICTOR coffee puts an end to coffee troubles; as a trial will Theresa Dennla. Theresa, the eight months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dennis of 15 King street, died yesterday morning.

Th funeral arrangements have not been is always obtainable if you buy VICTOR. It is STEEL cut not crushed or ground like almost all other coffees. You can be certain it's remarkably uniform good. 1 flr.iLMVVCCCr I Barry, the Rev. Hendy.

the Rev. W. A. Plamondon and the Rev. J.

B. 11c-Gary of Wir.ooskl. Moeris Grotto, Mystic Order of "Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm, was organized at-th 'Hotel Vermont last evening by the election, of the following officers: Monarch, Thomas Gurney: chief Justice, Charles A. Tavis: master of ceremonies. C.

Slmonds: secretary-treasurer, K. William Chambers. Tho name "Mcerls." meaning lake, was adopted as the ratne of the new Grotto for Burlington, the second in the State, the other Orian Grotto of Rutland. These officers will be Installed in this city on March 25 ty Grand Monarch William H. Snyder of Elmira.

X. T. The Grotto will for the present work under a dispensation and when the necessary munJber havo RlRned the petition a charter will be The Leader of America' Oldest Coffee Houae. Shapleigh Coffee Boston. Sealed 1 lb.

Caiter-3S ceats at It- Alfred, W. I Clarke, It. I-. Howard, and dealera ajeneriaHy. convince.

Harold Condon. Harold the ten months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Condon of 228 Par street, died Thursday evening of bronch'al pneumonia. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o'clock at St, Joseph's Church, with interment in Mt.

Calvary (815); MARTELLE UVALLEE'S SPECIALS For Saturday SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES t. rami's Chareh. Free Metkodlat Chorea. cemetery. Funerals Veaterday and To-morrow.

The funeral of Mary, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Reeves, was held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock at St. Mary's Cathedral, the W.

H. Cassidy officiating. The bearers were four little 'boys, Charles MoXalT.v, Edward Murphy, Horace Manter and Francis Casey. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.

The funeral of Joseph W. Douglass of 73 Oedar street will be held to-morron-afternoon at two o'clock at the with burial in Lake View cemetery. granted. One of the most successful and well attended leap year balls of the season was held last eveninp in Howard Relief hall. Ilagar's four-piece orchestra furnishing the music for a pleainjr order of dances.

The hall was tastefully decorated for the occasion with green streamers, the orchestra being concealed behind Ths services to-morrow, the second Sunday in Lent, will be: Holy Communion at 7:30 a. Sunday achool at inorning prayer and sermon at 11; evenirg prayer and sermon at 7:30. Devotional meetings at 10:30 a. nv, sermon at class meeting at Sunday school at prayer and praise service at 7:30 p. sermon at 7:30.

Jacob C. Hessler, pastor. THE CREAM SUPREME The following specials for Sunday, March 19. FRESH FRUIT STRAWBERRY, CARM ALLOW, BUTTER SCOTCH, CHERRY SHERRY AND ALL OTHER FLAVORS. Delivered, 25c pt.7 50c qt.

Bricks of any combination made to your order. 'PHONE 258 A. R. WHITE ICE CREAM CO. (Successor to Kent's) II Salnta' Chapel.

Collese Street Ckatch There will be evening prayer and sermon )-morTOW afternoon at four o'clock. Second Sunday In Lent. Public worship at 30:30 a. m. and 7:20 p.

m. Sunday school at noon. Tork Loins, lb 18c Pot Roast Beef, lb 14c Link Sausage, lb 11c Bacon Butts, lb 17c California Hams, lb 14c Beans, all kinds, qt 13c Split Beans, qt 7c Tomatoes, can 10c Ritter Beans, 3 cans. Fresh Eggs, doz COc Western Eggs, doz 22c Matches, 6 pkgs 19c Corn Meal, 10 lbs. for.

Oat Flakes, 6 lbs. for. Tomato Puree, can 9c French Grenoble Walnuts, lb 18c Washington Corn Flakes, St. Joseph' Charek. a bank 01 palms.

In one corner 01 me hall was what the ladies called the "cozy nook." an imitation conservatory, where punch and wafers were served during Intermission, Miss Lucinda Smith catering and one of the ladles on the committee servlnir. The hall was given under the direction of a committee of six ladies. Mrs. Fred Gaines. Mrs.

X. D. BIssonette, Mrs. Irving Thomas, Mrs. E.

G. Clewley, Mrs. F. E. Wager and Mrs.

W. J. Jameson, to whom much credit for the success WATERBURY. The program for Dillingham Grange this evening includes the roll call. rirat chorea.

(service at St. Joseph's Church to The morrow will be as follows: Mass at 'Irish Stories," a souvenir being given seven and eight o'clock, children's mass for the best one, aaid a vocal solo by at nirJe and high mass at ten-thirty Catechism instruction will be o'clock. Eva. Foster. The first and second degrees will be conferred, followed at two o'clock.

Vespers will be given Park Drug Store by a lunch. Olenna Little, who came held at three. Rev. Chauncey C. Adama pastor.

Morning worship at second sermon in a series on A Contemporary Faith, subject "An Appeal to Experience." Church school at 12 with classes for all. A class for young men under the leadership of the pastor will hold fta first session. Toung people's meeting in the parish house at 6:30 p. m. Miss F.

L. Cut-ten, national secretary of the Y. TV. C. a few days ago from her Fayston home ORANGES 25 for 25c and up to 60c a dozen.

Tanger of the affair is due. Paul D. Kelley, the grocer, formerly located at 12S Church street, ibeglns serving his customers from his new store at the corner of Church and College streets this morning. The removal was accomplished without in any way interrupting the serv Hudnut's Perfumes and Methodlat ElaeopeL' Church. to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Ai Morse, is ill i with scarlet fever at their home in i Duxbury. Her mother has come to; care for her. The home is under strict quarantine. Phillip Shonio.

James Greene, B. G. Webster atid Mark I 7c Rev. Charte V. Grismer, paUr.

The ines. Grapefruit, Bananas, Nuts, 3 pkgs. Evp. Peaches, lb Evp. Apricots, Evp.

Apples, pkg. Gold Medal Flour, sack Claas Meeting at a. m. Morning wor 10:30 with preaching by the rastor Dates, Pigs, Confectionery, etc. Choice Malaga Graces.

Fresh ship all H. Moody were in Barrc Thursday at on "Tie True Worship of God." Sunday school at 12. Toung people's meeting at tending the meeting of the "Washing-on County Farmers' association, when Specialties in our -window, TOILET WATERS, TALCUM POWDERS, FACE POWDERS, ALMOND MEAL, BATH SALTS, TOILET SOAPS. 6:3. At 7:10 Odiss Cora Curtis win give anothel- of her talka on "Social Service.

ice to his patrons, a feat accomplished by working nights and between orders, in the new store, which has more than doubled the floor Fpace and many other added facilities. Mr. Kelley is planning a fruit, vegetable and grocery service of far greater magnitude than has ever been possible In the past. There will he no change in the telephone number, it being the same in the new store as it was in the old. 5S0.

The date for the formal opening Strawberries to-day. Boston Fruit Market 99 Church Street. Thon. 6C0. Evening service at 7:30.

The subject of the evening address will be "Why Does Not th Christian Religion Succeed More a county agent was elected. Mr. Moody is a member of the executive committee. Mrs. Addie Anderson has 1 gone to Burlington to care for her daughter, Miss Belle Anderson, who is ill with measles.

The K. S. Ij. club will speak. Evening worship at 7:30.

The rastor will give the second In a series of meditations from spiritual dramss; theme. "Hamlet, A Practical Doubter." The music for the day follows MORNING. Organ Prelude. Adoremus (Melodic Religious) Ravina. Anthem, Te Deum.

Schilling Offertory. Come Thou Holy Spirit, Chase Organ Introduction and Allegro, Turpi n. EVENING. Organ Prelude. Saint D'Amour, Elgar Anthem, I Will Never Thee, Scott.

Offertory, tenor solo. "I'm a Pilgrim," Johnson. Organ Postlude. Fugue in Flat, Pillsbury Flour, Vs 95c Lily White. sack 95c 10c pkg.

Borax Soap Chips 8c 25c pkg. Borax Soap Chips 20c Teas, lb. 30c and 10c Salada Green or Black Tea, 25c pkg 23c The program of music fol- Rapid lows: of the new store has been set for Monday, Absorbent Cotton, 25c MORKTN'G. Prelude, "Andante con Eaprea- Organ met with Mrs. E.

K. Falmer Thursday afternoon. Miss Annie Dorothy Fal- mer is with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Huntley, in Bolton. Miss Freda Morse is visiting the fam MEATS AND GROCERIES Only the best Meats. Groceries. Canned Goods, Jlllk and Crearn are offered customers who buy of the UMVEKSITY GROCER A MEAT CO.

siotie," Leybaeh W. HENDERSON GO 172 College Street. March 27, when tho public will he Invited to make a tour of Inspection and a feature of the opening days and the succeeding days of the opening' week will be demonstrations of pure food supplies in charge of competent demonstrators. Coffee, lb. 24c and 28c I ily of her brother, Iuther Morst.

in Praise the Lord," Tours "To Thee Do I lift Up My Hall "Mart," Petrali Anthein, Offertf rj Post! ie Milton. Miss Margaret Keefe arrived B3 Colchester 149S-X. Phones: S857-W. If Hair's Tour Pride rse rpieide. HATS $2 and $5 EVENING.

Prelude. "Tve CrepuBwule," Hubs home from Castleton normal school last night for a short vacation. Protestants and Catholics alike joined in the festivities for St. Patrick's day in St- Andrew's hall Thursday evening. Org.n Reerpo're.

FORGING BIACKSMITHIN3 SS.OO First HaptUt Church. All 6 to JIO Trimmed All 912 anC up Trimmed Hat Fresh Peanut Butter, 20c Next week we will have Fresh Oysters, Haddock and Herring. 'Phone 5S3-J Martelle Lavallse Junction of I'lnmood and Inferos! Avenncs. "JCearer. My God.

to Thee." MATston "God Is Ive." heliey Grand Sortie." Dunham A large number attended the banquet Off ertrjry Repairing Automobile Springs Mrs. S. E. Brownell Morning worship at o'cloi-k with Post!" SALVATIOX AH MY Sl'UDAY MEET. IG.i.

Consecration meeting- eleven o'clock. Junior meeting and Sunday nchool at three o'clock. Old-time salvation meeting at 8 o'clock. Old-fashioned revival songs and choruses. Testimony from a.

new convert. "Neluh-borllness." an enthusiastic topic. All old friends especially Invited. T1CKO. FOWLHK, Adjutant.

.1 vnnjlilliT which was served by the ladies of the church. An interesting program followed which included choruses by the choir, the Sheridan boys, and a solo by Z.1 thiirch St. 'Phone 12W. sermon by the Rev. William B.

Upp-hard of Boston, whose sermon topic will mitariaa Chorea. be: "A Ienominational Forward Move FOR SALE M. I Thirbault. with Miss Ellen De- ment." The junior congregation will aulbject at 10:30 a. will Mr.

voy as accompanist Dr. E. J. Melville sing their favorite" song. Bible school he "Tie Shadow of the.

Things Undone." Hat and Cfaplala Street If Hair's Your Pride L'se Herpiclde. Brooder Cheap at 12 m. B. Y. P.

U. at 6:30 o'clock, smb- Sunda school and minister's class as Vespers at 4:30 p. m. with address. of St.

Albans gave an interesting lecture on "The Influence of St. Patrick on Early English Civilization" and also told Irish stories. Father lAvigane of STRW WAT IJVE. 3 ft. wide, 3 ft.

deep, 6 ft. lonpr. usual. ject, "Getting Tower from a Fledge Pa. 2S: 1-1; leader.

F. M. Vamey. Evening A Fajth That Makes Faithful." The double floor. 9 inches from ground, for the day will be as follows: music A Better Position is within tho reach of those who graduate from the Richmond gave a speech and Lieut.

strictly damp-proof. 16 GREENE CITY. MORNING. Gov. Hale K.

Darling, representing Elkay's Straw Hat Dye colors old straw hats and new straw hats. Any one can use it. "Entirely new discovery. We also have full line of Colorite. the wonderful liquid magician for Straw Hats, instantly changes to any color.

Gives "beautiful finish. At O'Sullivap's Drug Store. Adv. Prelude Selected Organ Anthein, Lord Thou Art My Strength" Ladies Easter Suit WE SELL. THE FAMOUS Blue Streak Tires Goin.qr like a blue streak, too.

If you want some, better hurry. The Blue 1 06 1 GEO. P. l'rop. Governor Gates, who could not be present, spoke.

Yesterday morning there was a large attendance in St. Andrew's Church when a sermon was Goddard 110 Church Street, Burlington. Easter will soon bo here and It la a pood plan to have your suits made to Anthem. "'Christian the Morn BreaJts service at 7:30 o'clock. A song service for all will precede the sermon by Ir.

Llpphard. who will preach on "The Supreme Ideal in Life." The music at the morning service will be as follows: Organ Prelude, "Intermezzo," Richter Response. Anthem, "Sing Alleluia Forth," Buck Offertory, "Jesus Lover of My Soul," Morsell Tenor solo. Mr. Best.

Organ Postlude. "Pastorale," Guilmant William Walker play a violin solo at offertory for the evening service. Sweetlv Over Thee," Shelley measure before the rush is on. I Organ Postlude selected preached by the Rev. Charles J.

McGee of Sutton, P. Q. Frank Morse has gone to Hartford. where he has work AFTERNOON. R.

Goldman, LadJea Tailor. 'Phone 1317 170 Hank Street. If Hair's Your Pride Use Herpiclde. Orean Prelude Selected Antheni, "The Mellow Eve la Herbert Corey, in Boston Globe, reports English officer in New York on munitions business as saying that Dardanelles failure was due to King Constantino of Greece. According to story, Venizelos, with support of ma3ority of Greeks, entered into plan by which English fleet was to attack in coordination with Greek troops.

English transports ap- If reading: the ads will help yu to buy I Holden more wisely isn't the task worth hlle' i If Ha4r.8 Prtdo Use Herpiclde vt- v-t Anthein. "He Shall Come Down Like Rain." Allen r. Duet. r'While Thee I Seek." St. Mary'a Cathedral.

GLASSES nea.rpd. emrrtv. for rarrrinB- the CroAlr Miis Altermis and Mr. Waterman. Postlude Selected Organ Glasses tho different sort, made for that individual who is really particular.

troop. Then Constantine overruled i Venlreios. in Colt's factory. B. It.

Demeritt is in Boston on business for the Demeritt company At the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morning the pastor, the Rev. Verne L. Smith, win give New Testament drania-sertnon, "The Runaway Slave." At the Epworth league meeting different nations will be represented in costume. This is missionary meeting and begins at The pastor preaches at the evening meeting which follows. At the Congregational Church the pastor, the Rev.

William I. Bolcortrt. will preach the first of five Ienten sermons, "Fundamental Questions of Faith," the first being, "What ShaJl We Believe about US Car1t1an Science Society. TOE "HEEL If Hair's Tour Prldt TJs Hrpicide. 185 College Street Masses to-morrow morning will held at seven, eight, children's mass at nine, and solemn high maaa and sermon at 10:39 o'clock.

Catechism will fee held st three o'clock in the afternoon. In the evening there wtu be the rosary, sermon, and benediction. The sermon will be by the Rev. A. Hugh McKenna.

SUrvUres re held every Sunday morn ing a 10 in th Howard Relief hall TVEXT DOOR TO FREE Subjedt to-merTtw, "Mind." Sunday school Is held at twelve o'clock. 3C boards used in the manufacture of the FIRE IN DRY KILN. boxes The fire started between the first the Bible?" In tho evening the lecture with sHdes "In Cane, Cotton, and College" will be given showing the hopeful, constructive and permanent side of the negTO problem. At the Advent Christian Church the pastor, the Rev. A.

D. Page, speaks on "The Focal Point of Prophecy." At St. Andrew's Church, services will be as usual. Arrivals SPECIAL For Friday and Saturday 500 VOTES with a dollar box of chocolates. 400 wltn We boxj 3W with 60c box; 3SO vvitb 35c hoi of Caramela.

CAMPBELL DANIELL, l'p-to-Date Druggist. Opn. Van Nesa Ilonae. 'Phone 5 CI. and second trucks near the north end of tte ahed.

It had evidently been pmold' ring for some time before It was discovered by a watchman, for when the doors were opened there wag a dense smoke and some blaze, which proved Persia ent- The fire department was soon Blase at Champlalra Skopa, "WTiere Ammunition Boxei Are Betas; Made. An alarm wai pent in from box 45 at 7:43 o'clock last evening for a fire which ataj-ted in the dry kiln of the Cham-plain shops, at present being run by the Horatio lllckok company, which is is on th. scene and five lines of pipe were If Hair's Tour Pride Use Herpiclde. I BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute laid, feet of hose being used in alL The ve lines were kept busy for.

over an ho ir and the cars were backed out of the a In and the boards pulled down to be sure no fire was left. It vas estimated last night that the damaire wouH not be over $300 and mlgTit not amount to much over $100. The actual damaire from fire was very alight, though a good part of the lumber may have been injure! in handling. There is ample Insurance to cover the damage. CASHMERE HOSE Light and medium weights with the wear resisting toe and heel.

Trice, 25c and 35c. lies Perry Company The Quality Store. getting out a large order for ammunition boxes which are being sent from here to New Tork to be shipped abroad. The fire seemed to have started in some peculiar manner which was not ascertainable last evening. Quick and effective action on the part of the fire department, whose work was somewhat hampered by the severe cold, confined the blaze within the kiln, and in fact kept the damage to the lumber on two of the five trucks that were in the kiln.

There is space in the kiln for six cars or trucks and there were five there loaded with "shooks." which are the small THOUGHTS OF WALL PAPER UNDERHILL. In Wash Fabrics. Our showing of new spring goods is attracting very favorable attention. Wash Fabrics that are new and different and very moderately priced. WHITE PLISSE, 30 inch width, 1C Oft nc special at, a yard COLORED KRINKLED SEERSUCKER, 28 inch i 1 width, loc value for, yard I 2 NEW CHAMBRAY GINGHAMS, 27 inch 10Ir width, plain or plaids, yard 1Z2G NEW ENDURANCE CLOTH, 27 inch, com- IfJU plete line of colors, yard I 2 YANKEE MADE SUITINGS, 28 inch, excellent i value, yard I uU PUNJAB PERCALES 36 inch, light and dark colors, 150 pieces to choose from, at, 101p yard 12 LOUIS-PINE CO.

Mlapah Temple, Fytnian sisters, at Underbill, celebrated the eighth anniversary of their existence at their new Vnrlf At You Should Look free from facial ble mishes and with a dear, soft, pearhy-white appearance that Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the result of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. His efforts to banish it brought out these little olive-colored tablets.

These pleasant little tablets do the pood that calomel does but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids.

It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take its place. Most headaches, "dullness" and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets when you Note how they "clear" clouded brain and how they "perk up" the spirits.

At 10c ace 25c per box. All druggists. The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Edgeworth and Splendid BREADS form a substantial part of the living in many of the homes of Burlington and vicinity, because they are the Breads of perfect satisfaction 5c and 10c. Of grocers or always come in the spring or more especially at house-cleaning time at any season of the year. You'll soon be thinking Wall Paper thoughts and when you do just think of the place to buy it to advantage China HallMasonic Tamplt will be the envy of your friends.

(J hall with appropriate exercises and banquet Thursday evening. The charter irlembera. both active and honorary, tere presented with floral tokens of appreciation, in an appropriate manner blr Mra. Henry Dickinson. A short literacy program waa rendered at the eloae of which those present chose aides in an old-time manner for a spelling match.

The captains were Frank S. Jackson and Miss Irene Bruce, the latter side remaining on the floor longest, Wendell Hayden spelling down the school. After the banquet old-j time games were played la which all i Joined, Gouraud' Oriental Cream J.O. Kloquin, the Dakar, 184 North St. Thone 962.

'Fttoae 473-91. docs this for you instantly. Its effect is so subt3e that its use cannot be detected. Non-greasy 68 years in use. ee 1oe.farMelalte FERD.

T. HOPKINS 4b SON. New Yerk apoleon Thomas. 12 liairA Xqhjz JMda Herpiclde. If Hairs Jour rrtf -TXftQ Serviette, If Hair'-a yoia: rnaa 21 Uair' Jcrur Pilde Use 12 UaJr Your Frid I'se Hersdclde.