The advocate., May 23, 1925, Image 3

THE
ADVOCATE
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MOTHER HEN DOES
BEST WHEN COOPED
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It Is not g o o d poultry msnsgetuent
to allow th e m o th er hen In rsng* un­
restricted w ith h e r chicks. W ith such
freedom th e lu-n freq u e n tly takes her
brood th ro u g h wet g ra ss and. as a
result, aoiue sre chilled a n d die, espe­
cially th e w eak er ones w hich a re
likely to tie left behind. T h e loss of
young rh lck a w hich follow s such a
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p ra c tic e Is larg e slid tnulnly p re v e n t­
able.
F u rth e rm o re , th e food w hich
a J/rouil allow ed to ra n g e w ith th* hen
Tin» o rig in a to r nl h r. P ie rce 's (iu M m
o b tain s goes very larg ely to keep up
M itlii'iil Pisoovery (<>r tin* I i I imm I, uh well
th e h e a t of the body a n d th e chick*
a» the " F a v o rite l*rt*a*ori|>tinn ” (or
V h e f a i t h f u l p r i n c e
do nut m uk* a* good gro w th a s they
w om en, wild h r . Ilfiy V. P lrro e , a
o
th
erw
ise
would.
p ractisin g p h y sic ia n In W eau-rn P e n n ­
upon a tim e th e re lived a
sy lv an ia tig h t nft«-r (In* Civil W ar. llu
C hirk losses o f th is n a tu re ra n he
king who had th re e a-rns and a*
«•nrly m oved to llullulo, N. Y ., noil i-e-
lerg ely p re v en ted by sh u ttin g th e lien
they w ere all brought on th e sam e
tirlii ik I h .1 I'li« I ii \ n ln li’ lin te l, tlii-u tin
In a coop.
Any sty le of coop w hich
in ir tin hla lioiiin rem edies Nr Uni
day by th e sto rk tlie king could not
I* dry, ventlluted, a n d can he closed
W o rld 's hi palm ary, w hara lliay w ont
decide to w hich one to leave ht*
a t nig h t to pro tect th e brood a g ain st
c arefully pn*|iar<*<i (roni root*, b a rk s
crown.
c
a
ts,
r
a
ts
anti
O
ther
anim
als,
and
a n d h erb s, an<l |il >.•.•*I tlin n w ith d ru g ­
T b e king had g re a t w ealth In Jewels,
which,
w
hile
confining
th
e
hen.
will
gist* nil o v e r Ura U nited State*.
begs of gold a n d u vast kingdom . In
allow th e c hirk* to p a ss In nnd out
Kor over b a ll a c e n tu ry , D r. Piero«’»
one room In th e strougbofi) un d er b is
hiacovvry, (or tin* blood, bna l)«en sold
freely a f te r they a re n few day* old,
c astle he p laced all of h is bags of
In larger qiiuiititil-.-i by druggist* all
will be a n tla tu rto ry . T h e lien should
gold. In a n o th e r room h e placed all
o ver tbe C ulled Nlatrn lim n any O ther
be confined until tb e chicks e re
m edicine. I>r. I ‘lem *’s lio ld e n Medi­
o f bis jew els and In tb e th ird room he
w eaned, tlu-ugli a sumII yard m ay be
cai hm covery Ir a tom e In il* elicci
placed a p e arl c ask et nod In th is he
a
tta
c
h
e
d
to
th
e
coop.
If
desired,
to
el-
oli III« rioni noli a n d digestive a p p u ra ­
put a scroll on w hich he w rote th a t all
low th e hen to exercise. T h e fence
t i l i , mi a lterativ o In II* at tim i m i tini
hla v ast kingdom should go to tb a eon
ra n be ra ised from th e ground fu r
11 ... i, li ver and rida, it fan i
who proved w orthy.
Ili o a p p e t i t e , n t i n i n l a l e n t h è d l g i - s l l o n ,
enough to ullow th e chicks to go In or
T hen th e king called to him hi*
c n r i c l i i » Ili o I i I i hk I, r l e a r s t h è n k i n o i
out, but not blgli enough for th e hen
th re e sons, w hose 'n a m e s w ere Hollo,
c ru p tlo n « a n d b le in ls b c s , a n d ninkev
to escape. Ily using the coop th e chick*
C arlos am i Z allto, and to each b* guve
Im i ti l i u t i a n d w o i u a n le e l a * t l i c y d i d
can And s h e lte r and w a rm th u n d e r
a l i e n t h s y w erw y i u i n g n n d c a r v ( r e a .
th
*
hen
at
any
tim
e
a
n
d
th
e
w
eaklings,
Ask yrm r uearem d rn g g lst Ini h o c to r
a f te r a tew days. m a y develop Into
n e r e » a lauilly inediclnea, In ta b le t o r
■trong, h e alth y rhlcka.
lii|m d (orni, or «end 10 «•••ut» (or a tr ia l
W hen chicks tire rulacd w ith hena,
I -ackog* ol tablet* to l>uctor Ploro«'*
,'linio, ni S u d a lo , M. V.
th ey a re likely I o liecom e Infested
w ith lice. If th e lice gel very n u m er­
S o u th W a le s’ C oal W ea lth ,
ous, th ey g re a tly re ta rd th e chick*’
T h o S o u th W ales ro u l field , c o v erin g g ro w th anil m ay even cau se th e ir
d e ath .
T h e ben ahould he pow dered
a p iiro a ltn a li ly 1.000 s q u a re uilfes. Is
th o ro u g h ly w ith aome good Insect pow ­
tlm la rg e s t In tho Ilrllls h lales, a n d der be fo re site Is put In th e coop w ith
aiippllo i m o re coal (or e x p o rt th a n a n y th e chicks, amt a t In te rv a ls of several
o th e r Ilrltls h coal (hdd.
day* o r a week th e re a fte r. T h e baby
chick* should be exam ined for lice, p a r­
tic u la rly on th e head, u n d e r th e wlnge
M ark of B reeding.
tiom l m a n n e rs Is Iho a r t o l m ak in g e n d ab o u t th e vent. If any a re found,
tho»o pt-opl« e a s y w ith w hom we c o n ­ a little grease, such a s lard, ahould
Apply
v e rse.
W h o ev e r m ak e s th o fe w est b e rubbed In th o se places.
g re a se m m lcrutely, a s too m uch will
p eople u n e a s y Is th e b e st b re d In tb a
In ju re th e chicks. T h e chicks ahould
In th* Room He H ad B tsn C harged
co m p an y
S w ift.
be e x am in ed freq u e n tly and th* tre a t
N ot to E nter.
n ien t re p e a te d tf lice a re found on
S m oking In C h u rc h .
a
key
w
hich
fltted th e th re e doors In
them .
th e stronghold.
Sm oking Is com m on In S o u th A m er­
T o C arlue w as given tb e key to (he
ican c h u rc h e s.
A v is ito r to P e ru Young Chicks Need More
room In w hich the gold w as stored, to
re c o rd s tliut a t a c h u rc h In I-lm a b e
of Mineral Constituents Kollo th e key to th e Jewel room and
n o tic e d one of th e c o n g re g a tio n e n jo y ­
Young chick* n<-*d m ore o f th e m in­ to Z allto th e key w hich unlocked tb e
door to th e room w here stood the
ing a c ig a r d u rin g se rv ic e a n d th e eral ro n a lltu e n t* found In w heat b ra n
casket.
I,(shop Ind u lg in g In th e sa m e luxury. th a n do m a tu re fowl*, a n d th e niaahe*
“ I am g e ttin g to be an old man,'*
fed them a re accordingly, usu ally
said th e king to his pona. “and tb e
m ade to c o n tain m ore o f It.
W ith
tim e It not f a r off w hen one o f you
th is ch an g e and d u e reg ard to th e
m ust reign In my place. I am going
■lie of th e p a rtic le s of food Hint baby
chick* can eat. th e re need be little or on a Journey and If a t th e end of on*
y e ar I do not re tu rn unlock th e doors
no difference b etw een a grow ing chick
which y our keys 111 In the stronghold
rnaah a n d «me fed to laying hen*. T h e
o f th e castle.
ch irk m ash recom m ended by th e New
One old a n d tru s te d se rv an t sh a red
Je rse y ex p erim en t sta tio n consist* of
th e king’s se c re t and took food to
th re e p a rt* of w h e at b ra n to one each
of sifte d ground oat*, cornineal. flour him t u d a tte n d e d to his needs.
F o r aw h ile all w ent well.
Every
w h eat m iddling* a n d finely ground
day th e th re e b ro th e rs w ent to the
m eat serai<v W ith one p a rt o f b ran .
In stead o f th ree , and no n e ce ssity fo r stronghold and dusted th e keyhole of
the door to w hich they held the key
siftin g th e ground oetn o r lluely grind
Ing th e m eat »crap, th is w ould m ak e and w ent aw ay w ithout u u y th ln g h a p ­
a s good a laying m ash as could b* pening.
Hut one day w hile the king w atched
compound««!. T h e above w ould m ake
from his se c re t hiding p lace he no­
P a s s it n r o tu u l
a very good m aeli to ho fed w ith
ticed th a t Z allto a s he d u sted trie«l
t ille r e v e r y m e a l.
equal p u rte of erm ke«l corn nn«l w heat.
to peek through the keyhole Into tbe
G i v e liv e f a m i l y
A fte r fo u r U> Mix w«-«-ks chicks will e at
secret cham ber.
t h e b e n e fit o f Its
c o a rse r c rack ed corn a n d w hole w heat
"H e," sa id th e king. "Is not th e one
u ld t o d i g e s t i o n .
and do not need to h av e th e hullp
to ru le a fte r me "
C le a n s t e e t h t o o .
sifte d from (fo u n d o s t a
An excess
llu t not only Z allto w as gettin g Im­
K e e p It a lw n y n
of m eat sc ra p o r of green food m ight
p a tie n t. hla b ro th e r C arlos hnd once
in
flu -
h o u se.
cau se som e loosen«-«» of the bow els
in
W h a te v e r th e cause. It should he c o r­
< j«"Costs little-h elps much “
r e c te d ; added am ount of w h e at m id ­
dlin g s w ould not avntl.
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No. 21, 1923
Green Feeds for Fowls
During the Entire Year
Fow l* n«-ed green feed o f som e kind
all th e y e a r roun«J, It should he sup-
piled to hens routined In sm all y a rd s
i und to oil hens d u rin g the w in te r
! w hen no n a tu ra l green fe«-d t* avail-
ab le In th e y a rd s.
F re e ra n g e o r
larg e yu rd s will fu rn ish Ideal eondl-
j tlons for green feed, nnd th is fa c to r
Is one o f th e numt Im p o rtan t In rals-
Ing p o u ltry p rofitably on fa rm s w here
th e b ird s a re sup p lied from cheup,
n a tu ra l sources.
W h ere sm a lle r yu rd s h a v e to he
used, th ey should be divided Into tw o
parts und used a lte rn a te ly , p lan tin g
th e v a c a n t section tw o or th re e tim es
yearly
w ith
quick-grow ing
green
crops o f rape. onto, w h eat, rye, o r
barley. T h is fu rn ish e s green feed a n d
also h e lp s to keep th e yu rd s sw eet,
clean a n d sa n ita ry , w hich Is p e rh a p s
th e m ost Im p o rta n t ro n a h le ru tlo n In
making p o u ltry pay.
Good kinds o f green feeds a re
sprouted oats, a lfa lfa , tnenl, chopped
alfalfa and clover buy, cabbages, nnd
mangel beets.
In o rd in a ry c e lla rs
cabbages do not keep so well as m an ­
gel beets, so th ey should be used up
first
Keeping Up Milk Flow
Cow s o i the beginning of th e ir lac­
ta tio n period u re m ore se n sitiv e to
ch an g e In f«-e«l, w a te r und w e ath e r
tlinn w hen they a re n e a re r to the
end of lac tatio n . If a cow Is so of
feelcd tliut her milk production «Irops
down sh o rtly a fte r calving, It Is alm ost
Im posalblo by th e m ost carefu l limn
ugem ent to bring tier production hack.
T h is in n in s th a t a successful d a iry ­
m an m ust plan In advunce so th a t hts
cow s will be am ply fed on a balanced
ration.
Minerals for Cows
T h e m ost convenient m ethod o f a d d ­
ing m in e rals to th e ra tio n f«-d to d airy
cow s la to mix th re e to four pounds
of hone m eal In each 100 pounds of
th e g ra in m ix tu re fed. Halt, of course,
should he accessible ut nil tim es. An­
o th er sa tisfa c to ry m ethod Is to allow
(he ro w s access to it m ix tu re of equal
p u rls of suit und tione m eal. T b e bone
meal su p p lies both calcium and plios
(ihorus, the tw o m ineral elem ents th u t
a re o ften neeiled In th* tlulry-cow
ration.
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H ot Spring* N at. P a rk , Ark.
•lyIjr trie d th e latc h of hla «loor to
And If by c h an c e It hnd been left un­
locked and th e king from Ills biding
p lace had seen w ith a aad h e a rt th a t
lie had a n o th e r son to whom he did
not w ish to leav e hla crow n.
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Now ha h a d only one son left.
W ould Hollo atun-i the 1 « I? T ’-'-re
»«•re ouly tw o m onths left In which to
prove he w as w orthy a n d tb e king
w ith a n xious eyes w a tc lu -r day by
day.
On th* m orning o f th e th ird day
fbe king a p p ea red a t th e b re a k fa st
ta b le und a f te r greetin g Z allto and
C arlos asked. "W h ere Is y our b ro th er
Kollo?"
“ Alas, w e d re a d to tell you. fa th e r."
os Id Z allto. “fo r w* know how It will
grieve you w hen you learn th e tru th .
"T h ree days ago we found Kollo In
th e stronghold u n lo c k in g -th e d«s>r to
th e room you bad charged him to care
fo r un til y our re tu rn a n d we have
locked him In th e re th a t you may te e
fo r y o u rself he h a s proven u n fa ith fu l
to th e trust.**
F o r reply th e king said. “We will
go a t once and open th e door."
I’oor Kollo, fa in t from w an t of food.
S ta rtin g Into th e th e a tr-c a i o u n n c se
!•> on tbe floor o f th e room w hen th*
a t th e age of seventeen, p opular Glenn
door w as th ro w n open.
T h e king
H u n te r experienced the rough spots
com m anded tils se rv a n ts to c arry blm
w hich all stag e people e n co u n ter a t
up th e s ta irs a n d give hint food.
on* tim e or a n o th e r. He did h it bit in
A fte r a little tim e th e king asked.
th * 1st* w ar, a fte r which ho got Into
“ How did you hap p en to be in th e
th* “ movie»," rising rap id ly to sta r
room I ch arg ed you not to e n te r, my
part*;
son?"
"H av e my b ro th er* not told j o n F
Inquired Kollo.
Kollo forgave them and prum lsed
"Y et." replied th e king, “b u t 1 wish them a living w hich w as m uch m ore
to h e ar y o u r sto ry a t well.”
th a n th ey deserved and then th e king
"My sto ry would count fo r little to ld them how he had w atched ila>
a g ain st th a t of m y tw o bro th ers, fa th ­ by day from bis biding p lace in the
e r." replied th e prince. “ You found wall a n d h a d oeen ev ery th in g th a t had
m e Inside the room to w hich I held the ta k e n place.
key, I am s o r r y ; th a t Is all I have to
T w o sham e-faced princes left the
auy."
stro n g h o ld w ith th e king und one very
“I am eo rry also, but not fo r yoo. hap p y -faced p rin c e ; und though it
my »on. but fo r yo u r tw o fa ith less w as m any y e a rs tiefore Kollo becam e
bro th er* wtio could not he tru s te d to king, w hen h e did he h a d no tro u b le
keep fa ith w ith th e ir fa th e r and who w ith th e tw o b ro th e rs who trie d so
h ave stooped to trea ch e ry to place h a rd to d isg ra ce him.
th e ir b ro th e r In a false light."
W hen k n av es such s s Z allto and
"You. m y eon Kollo, shall becom e C arloa find th ey a re dlscovereil In
king and ru le n fte r me, a n d If In your such w rong-doings they a re usu ally as
h e a rt you can find pity fo r y our fa ith ­ subm issive to th e one In pow er as
less bro th er* th ey m ay live on your th ey w ere o v erb earin g and wicked-
bounty."
( £ b y M c C lu re N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c * ! « .)
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Som ething to Think A bout
By F. A UMLKER
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SLOWING DOW N
t I T H E N we of norm al h ealth and
" ® stre n g th begin to proceed m ore
slow ly th a n Is o u r w ont, put off a t ­
tending to our c u sto m ary duth'S and
neglect to (ill each day w ith s full
d a y ’s w ork, th e Inference Is th a t we
a re tak in g a ste p on th e dow nw ard
path.
rie a s n n t as th ese s te p s a re In tbe
t-eginnlni-. th ey soon becom e th e c a u s a
of unt-
so n o w s, from which In
liTt.r life It Is freq u e n tly Im possible
to escape.
A m usician who fu lls to p ra ctic e
dally soon loses his d e x te rity .
His
m lud becom es sluggish. his fingers
clum sy und his eyes less a l e r t
So It Is In any o th e r profession or
In c raftsm an sh ip .
T h e m an or w om an w ho allows
signs of slow ing down Is m aking th e
first ste p to w a rd going down. In a
little w hile th is ts observed
In
changed a ttitu d e s of th o u g h t und ac-
tlon. T h e w orld Is seen from a new
view point. Any effort to recover l«.»i
ground Is fatiguing.
T h e re Is no m ore delight In (he obi
chase, no Joyous Insp iratio n in se e k ­
ing to excel o u r ow n best efforts.
Wo huve txrcoine Inert und Indif-
fe re u t. T o m ake an unusual g e stu re Is
w eariso m e f t th e Itesh. To lu re from
Its la ir som e g re a t idea w hich shall set
tb e w orld ugog Is im possible, fo r we
a re d escending to tb e low lands w here
re so u rce fu ln ess Ims perlsht-d a n d ho|ie
lies b u rled beyond o u r reach.
As com pared w ith e te rn ity , life 1»
but a n ex iste n ce of a m om ent, but It
Is o u r d u ty to m uke tlie best o f it by
being a lw ay s a ctiv e In clim bing th e
high hills, w hich ta k e us a little n e are r
th e heavens.
And w hen we close o u r eyes In the
final sle ep we Shull have the sw eet
c onsciousness of having nev er tu rn ed
buck, having n e v er lost o u r fa ith nor
h e sita te d in th e doing of o u r dutie»
us we un d i'rsto o d them , though at
tim es th e p a th s w ere laird a n d our
h e u rts w ere tro u b le d w ith d o u b ts un-l
fears.
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T3q R IRDINQ K1NQ
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“WhatsinaName?\
By MILDRED M ARSHALL
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F a c ta » b o u t s o a r m a r ;
PLANTING GOURDS
| p lace of germ in atio n . S u rv iv a ls o f tli s
so rt a re rare. In th e su p e rstitio u s, of
CCORD ING to th e Jo u rn u l of a g ric u ltu re especially, It Is generally
A m erican F olklore Society th ere th e beneficent forces tliut ure upiteuled
to.
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e x ists In T en n e ssee u q u ite comm on
<© by M c Cl u r« N « w « p a p « r Syndlcat«.)
belief t h a t In o rd e r to ra is e n good
crop of go u rd s a c erta in cerem ony Is
necessury w ith re g ard to th e seed be­
fore It Is p lan te d , i’erlu ip s th e aatne
A U N E O’ CHEER
su p e rstitio n e x is ts In o th er p a rts of
the co u n try . It Is u m ost In terestin g
su p e rstitio n nnd su g g e sts a survlvul
By Jo h n K endrick B angs
from devil w orship or a t l«>nst an np-
peul to th e "gods o f tb e u nderw orld."
T H E T E M PL E
T h e gourd seeds m ust he th ro w n
over th e left sh o u ld e r by th e m an who
h u t call me vain becau se I
Is to p la n t them nnd he m ust u tte r an
ta k e good car*
oath ns each seed Is throw n. It will
O f t i d e m y b o d y , a n d to k e e p
be noticed th a t th e d irectio n In w hich
It fa ir
th e seed* nre throw n Is from right to
A n d fit t o h o u s e m y S o u l f o r ­
left i>r ‘'a g a in st th e sun." a m ovem ent
ever try.
And on e x te rn a l th in g s keep
w hich typifies a retro g ressio n Into the
w a t c h f u l e ye.
realm of th e s p irits of d a rk n t'ss as the
W e l l — v n l n a m I. p e r h a p s .
I ’m
“cerem onial c irc u it" o r su n w ise m ove­
satisfied.
m ent typified a p ro g ress In conform ity
I ll . .o t d e n y t h a t I ' v e a t a s t e
. fo r pride,
w ith tb e sun god, th e giver of life und
l l u t s i n c e I’ve g o t a S o u l t h a t
light, tb e beneficent Influence.
g iv e s to me
In ste a d of being p lan ted w ith u
A c h a n c e to w in t r u e I m m o r t a l ­
i
ty
p ra y e r for In crease to th* beneficent
f m g o i n g t o s e e t h a t In t h i s
■tilt god th e seed Is planted w ith blns-
w o rld o f din
phetny c alcu la te d to appeal to the
It h a s a T e m p le w ell w o r th liv ­
pow ers of evil, those gods w hose «lark
i n g In,
As f r e e o f s q u a l o r a c t h e H o u s e
P lu to n ia n realm w as conceived as
of K ings.
lying In s u b te rra n e a n regions nnd
As h a p l y d o t h b e n t I m m o r t a l
th ere fo re, n a tu ra lly gods fitting to be
Things.
I® br McClure Newepeper Srnillrele I
app ealed to In b e h a lf of aceds con­
signed to a d a rk und su b te rra n e u n
A
T
it,
k ic t o r v l
m a a a i n e i w h o n c o it e r a , g e n —e g ; « * -
a g t c a a c a r r o u e l u c k , g a r . l-r c k r » - • (
CL a .,« c
p t A I R E w as originally a inn seal 111 .
^
nam e. G enerally spelled C lare, It
w as first used In E ngland to n am e a
N orntan fam ily who m in e from on-
of th e v illag es o f St. C lair, " lie d l b
C lare ,” sto u t UloiX‘esl«>r's earl, th e fo ­
o t H enry III, w a s one of them .
T h e son of Red De C lare m arrie d
Into th e H ouse of G eraldln In Irelan d
und received from E d w a rd I u gram
o f lands, now known*«* A 'ounty C lare
Ills h e ire ss c a rrie d th e county to the
De Ilu rg h s an«l th e ir h eiress m arried
Lionel, son o f E dw ard III, th u s iimk
Ing th e county u dukedom and «real
Ing th e title , th e d u k e of C larence.
T h e fem inine form is snlil to have
urlsen In Ituly ns C b lsra und sp re ad
Into F ra n c e, w here It w h s Im m ediately
«•hanged Into Clair«-. T hough p re fe r
ring tbe original C lare, the Engllxh ac­
c epted C laire and It gained som e vogue
th ere , but In tills co u n try it w as
ndopted w ith e n th u sia sm and h a s u n ­
dergone w id esp read usage.
T h e diam ond Is C laire’s lallsim inlc
jew el.
It prom ise» h e r b rl'llu n t a t ­
tain m en ts. m agnetism , and courage.
S a tu rd a y Is h e r lucky day Mini d her
lucky uum ber.
l(D by W h « « ler H y n d lcu te. In c .)
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liosom are turned under and form
umlcrfacings. C o l l a r , cuffs and
noekets are bound with silk braid.
Medium size rc«|uires 2>x yards 54-
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Pictorial Review Dress No 2.W7.
Sixes, 34 to 48 incites bust, anil 16 to
The Parisian penchant for cant-
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Pietorlal Review Dress N o 2204.
Sixes, 34 to 46 inches bust, and 16 to
20 years. Price, 3$ cents.
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