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U) 'as, PELY BRIDE! WIT“ FIAO'WERS. An Improvement Over the Canton of Throwing Rice After Theta. The question of showering bridal couples with rice is as old M tho monumental hills. It is sometimes attended with disagreeable results. tilt is still pernietod in at no“ mtrimoniai functions. An improve- ment upon this custom which seems likely and ought to become popu- lar was observed at a pretty Wed-1 ding served at Lake Genera Just before tho close of the outing ecu.- mn. The plums and lawn of the bride's homo worn beautifully defor- med with hydrangezw. which the extensive gardens or the bride's homi- furnished in unusual protu- uion. The, altar arranged at one and of the parlor was beautifully decorated and howcred with the nine blooms minglnd with ferns and evergreens. Bunches of the bios- mu stock! in large Mrs and cases tn tho smug" hall and banked the great fireplace. When the newly wedded pair started away in the late afternoon the guests lined the way from the huuse to tho entrance gate of the gruuuds. everyune pro- vtded with hydrangcas. and through this land ot peltiug flowers the bridal carriage was driven. It was t. poetic and picturmquo change from the arrurtl rice shower. (‘rosslng the itiirij:iifsi'iiiiiif!if Women who sit with their legs "and. to new or read, or to hold the baby. are not aware that they are inviting serious physical aw menus. but it is trim. nnertheless. When a man crossc- his legs he places tho ankle of one limbacrous the knee or the other, and rats it lightly there. A woman. more mod- Flt and restricted in her tttoo'- ments. rests the entire weight of one limb on the upper part of the other, and this pressure upon the unaitive nerves and cords, it In- (Inked In tor continued length; ot the. no in often done by ladies who new or entbroider,, will produce Muse. Sciatica. neuralgia and other serious troubles frequently result from this simple cause. The muscles and nerves in the, upper portion of a woman's log are et. tremely sensitive. and much oilix'i whole physical structure can be- (me deranged if they are over- tasked in the manner referred to. A woman who is very partlcular about her noslery gives the tot, lowing practical points as to the can at stockings: Stocklngu too small are soon worn Into holes. Stockings too large make the met tender. Cheap black stockings luv a de. Iunlon and a snare. m stockings should bo darned with “no worated. _ - . Try tacking a piece of rwt-oid veiling or plum net will duoncmss . Largo hole; than take the threads In and out through this. A good plan Is to strengthen tho knees and iteets ot children's stock- ing: by (turning them tor some dis- tgncn on the wrong side when they we bought It same stockings to wear them "utrmaticalir, each pair in turn. All to washing stockings-- Don't use soda; have the water moderately warm tor both, washing and rlnelng. .. ' Want. Hale thread stockings In tatttd water; new a little soap on the feet only. Rinse in hard water. Drr quickly in tho broom and press with a warm iron. , Sill: stockings should bo washed in tepid water with mild coup. Rinse them in several waters. Shake them well. and rol them in a cloth to dry, alter pulling them into tshtt3.-- mludolphla. Times. Ostrich Plum". An authority states that white oak trich leathers can be cleaned by mak- lng a mixture of white soap waved into small plrces. boiling water and s littlo soda. Alter this has dis- solved and cooled dip the feathers Into lt and then draw them gently through tho hand. repeating the op- eration several times. Then rinse 1horoughly itt clean water, with a trllle ot bluing added. Shake. dry and curl by drawing each fiber be- tween the thumb and the edge of a dull t abln Knits " "Stork breeders any that cold cart! be borne by animals only at an Jr) pen-e of tat or muscle. or warm " gun. and no it is wlth women," an a shoe (Ix-aim. recently, "and yet they persist In wearing thin stockings and thin, 1oikmiartered we: long after th" summer has pose-l. But they ure- improving In this respect. as well as m every other n time goes by. Ten years ago we mold as many low shoes in whtter-- alneu with an excuse tor a trole-att we did in summer. Not so now. When . woman nouns M and buys a pair of low shoes in the cold season tor oat. iiiaGaarrwe know that the is one d two thtmrrr-srtxhr' or silly."-Ro- chmm-r Times. A spatula is very nico ror turn- lng cakes. omoLetH and small titrli. Never leave a. lemon or any acid id: in an“: mould over night, he- qMMtrM5 it spells the taste. Agate or earthenware moulds are best. It the gelatin in an earthen mould does not come oat readily at first. out it In a dill; of hot water tor animus, or wet a dish towel and let tho (“oh on It. Bo careful that It earthenware would If the genuine in does not come oat eat it In a dish 0 a giant», or wet a t ifauiN stay too long- ' Alm- Itruln a diurtard to tabs 'a-tttttttty,...'..)!..) Economy in Stockings Limbs When Sitting Useful Hints. niee tor turn- out tho antral spring 'whlch but” tho yolk " t_he white. . luv JUL- nu ~uv w...v-. Ono cup ot lance means one cup of liquid, regardless of the amount at thickening or butter that you an. It the thin whlto curtail- blow into the can and catch the. new email Iced weights Into the ”an. A thinning coat and hat which will bo worn by n and with, a. tat pocket- book this winter. The Ruined Sklrt. It moms to be inumslble to get away ttpen tho ruffled aim-t. The most. decidedly tailor gown (naked mus conceulon to grace. and t our. tautly does add to the beauty. " a rule the ruffles are still shaped cir. cular and only one " used on a sklrt. Her Father-You urn going to marry that inslgnlficnnt little cad. Percy Mlllynns! Why, you once said you would never marry a man less than six feet tall. Ethel-Oh. 1 know. papa; but I decided to take of! 20 per cent. for cash. t tstie-Wittst did papa say? He-He said he'd be delighted to have me tor a sun-in-luw. nuly he couldn't afford It. Rho (angrilr)--How dare you. sir Ile (after stealing " kitrt0--mst couldn't help may": _ . tme-noni add crime. You did Papa-l think nineteen In that too early tor a. girl b Itoa't you C __ -EGGa-wen, you: but I rl‘mom- bor tho timo whm I didn't, and. l remember thp Hum when you didn't. Mitetreart (to Hannah-B not to spill any soup on l lam. _ . -riiiidr (new In servieeF-Yem mum where shall I spill it? Misti Penrt--Diu yourself in the were angry? -- Mm. Daww.iu hateful thing! You told Millie Meadows you only wished you were oingla again. Mr. Dawn (with happy limplratiun) .4)! course. I did. " was only that I might expereimte once again the lor I Ml. when you accepted me, darling. Mrs. Dasav--Tou dame boy'. I knew you couldn't barrier-oh _ . A t "iuidiiirirsa-ao: t nover "m angry when I look In the glass. _ - can . iiaiitisr (calling from at 11.80 p. m.)--Funn thlnk it's ttbout Hum at 11.80 p. mo-Fanny, don't 7011 thlnk it's abmt Hum to Co to bed , Ftstuty---Yor, papa. dear. What on north keep! you up in] late 1' tum-11.0w 'iUiiGmrs--notct tvll an' that. I'm the father of twins Cora-What In the world induced 'RHI to buy more postage stamps l' qttecaltr--Why, L wont to the chem- Ists to get some tnee-powder, and who Humid be then-o but Charlie! 81m~Mabol wax terribly disappoint- all Inst night. . Belle-in what way , Sue-Why, Charley cam" around. and can! he WM going to tell her the "old. old ltory." Bette-And did he propose t Bue--No: he told hm- ubout George Washington and tho cherry tree. Atrenl--mtuld you stove blackipg? _.. "iGsnFivitrricritiettil.se- What colors have you? The Paris eor.rerrponden.t ot the Dry Goods Economist visited the trreat trteepltschattt at' Auteuu and new are, in brlet, the salient im- preseiona noted: - _ - .. A- .u...Ln nminll' Mr"'""""" uuvuu. "rlortr--Delieate tints. especially white, cream. cautor. beige, onto an lull. and leather tints. Also pale blue, rose and taint yellow. (“raven-White. mle may and tam W1trwtur--No man can Ullllf' IUD!» unu- .u-.._ a - c,ioves--Whtte, pale gray Many long moutiquettsirem _ -- l ‘All-.l 0' am... ..,..,, ._-7, .. tslsievcts-More tnnclful than ever. Pulled and slashed. Pagoda sleeve very popular. taettr--LtsrgBr than ever; cling- ing, with close-fitting back and boutlant bottom. Trunmingtr--Tucho and simllar gar- ultures replaced by bins bands. Cre- tonne. appllques still popular. Muuneit--Motrt varied, all shapes ot late being _worn. Whlte largely and wlth a dash ot color; some buds and wlngs. Fabrlci. ot course. must be sea- lonblo. and here the transparent effect- and laces f"', tails}: was: the rule. The Grand Prix will doubting“! eontirm some. of the fore- going tendencies. while introducing mm omen. ' A woman may dldlko a nun who don’t understand - and punitive]: late a In who do”. Franc See Her smile. Ultra Styllsh ch Fashion Impressions .-.Did you ow-r Inuit at the glass win-n yuu falsvhond to help yourself. "nun-Bo careful rump on the ladies' terribly disappoint- wn In altime- girl to marry., h and ot stair: ike to buy any serve two Er - yet, you In! Truth. Told try 5 Study ot the LIIOI In the [In-do. (New From Chelro.) Lino. should be clear and well marked. nolther broad nor pale In color. nod (roe from all ttreabl ll- lnnda or 1rreqptitsritiea. In reading the hand. no dub evil mark " ac- oepted no timU. " the evll la im- portant, almost every principal llne will dun lt- ofloct. and both hands nmat be consulted before the decision to final. It ll the custom ot palm- wt- of recognised worth to examine Both hands. but they depend more upon the right than the left, which proves the truth of the old saying that the left is the hand we Ire born with, but the right in the hand we make. The line of lilo rising under the Mount of Jupiter goeadown tho hand and embraces the Mount of Venus. On it is marked time, also illness and death, and (wants lore- shadowed by other lines are verified. All lines that rise from the Line of Life are maths of increased powers. I gains and successes. The student can predict mnrriages by considering tho relatione which the lines and cross-lines influencing it bear to the Line of Lite. "like line of the head relate. principally to the mentality of the subject. It is of extreme im- portance in connection with this line that the peculiarities of the va- riouo typed be borne m mind. For ex- ample, rising from Jupiter, and yet touching the line of life. " in. if a l long lino of head, the moat powerful I of all. Such a sub) 'ct will have tal- ont, energy and daring detormlna-l tion of purpone. with boundless am- bition. combined with reason. Such a one will control others. yet not seem to control them; will have caution oven in the most daring designs. jtakm pride in the management of people and things; is strong in rule but just in tho administration of power. The science of reading the character, aptitudoe and mental conditions of men by n glance at the formation of their hands is an Inter- esting one. It points out tor us what we are best fitted far in life and is therefore an aid to success. There are few. it any. of us. who, looking back upon the past. will not at some time confess to months, years. and often the greater part of life's span having brett lost through the fault of parents or guardians or our own ignoranms combined. THE SONS OF PALMISTRY. will 1 3 o I 90990999“ n M» 0099 won “‘9‘.” ".. 9.” Q”. Om 't i GOOD MANNERS or t t PRIME IMPORTANCE. t A cotttributor to Hui-pet's Bum discusses in this month's issue at the magazine» the prune Importance of good manners. and furnishes some very practical ideaa for her readers. Elia my: : I "An (month! Moment of good mum l um ls st-lfcontrol. Not; to my the thing that laws bi the llpa nrtrt, to choke down a bright speech that b at the oxpemu of a companion. to stll’le the first desire to my 'ao,' when a plan la eagerly proposed, to pat wildly I» book when une'a com- pany ls needed, to enter plmautly a. gnaw that dotqt not particularly attract, to suppress an inclination to criticise-tttmr" are only a auggestlon of the almust numbvrlms way- in which the control ot self increase: mm'a ability to please. It goes a great deal deeper. too, girls. and It in a [mod beginning to practice It In tho lighter out, of lite. Write out this sentence in plnln text on a. card. pin it on your dr-ttInq bureau and taken: hit of its mounting: every day : 'Bo that ruleth himoeit in greater l than he that taknth a city.' " plays. . A biow on the ship piety you up "'Tv1iiii"tuen In, one is always put out. -- J . Tho Cad,; tiGktitiod crisis“ the same time. 'trruiriiart be tyred before they can run. - _ Whoa thlrsty a "bitter" is sweet. To float anything you have to trink money. A valet often ctunbtr up a hill. C. C. RICHARDS & CO Dear Blrtr,--r have great faith In MINARD'S LINIMENT. as [not you I cured a horse of mug-bone. with tive bottles. “I; i,irkdAu than horse bat in a. month, there was no ring-bone and no lameness. Latter Day “axlmu. When a company In wound up k" rireman alw One ot tho most curious mines that ie worked Ls In Tonquin. China, where in a (and formation. at a. depth ot from fourteen to twenty feet. there IS a depomt of the sums at treel. The Chlnwn work this mine tor the umber, which Ls found in good con- dtlon and In used In making Pee. {Enigma and mnard‘l [Ann-ant Relieves “lain, It ls enld that Dr. Brown, of theo- logical fame. had a short courtship. He called at n. farmhouse and naked tor Rachel. When she appeared he said: " Rachel, the Lord has sent me to marry you." The girl modestly blushed. and heeltatlngly replied: "The Lord's will he done." In re- toning to the perils of the wedded state he told ot a. young minister, who was about to go an MD housi- moon. preaching from the text, " e went On his way rejoicing." When he returned his nrst sermon Eee' the 13:3: "riaTGaairiiirn that In, who Ml deliver we t" _ _ DANIEL MURCHTBON Four Falls, N. B. "a an ..' an" Lilian-t toe Mlnlng tor Timber In China. But, After the Sermon! rarckAi" aid other we works while he {xvi-{lax - Neu- l PLAIN STR AIRRT- nllRhflll LETTER Mrs. Louis Brovosts Publishes What She Thinks About Dodd's kidney Pills. A Convincing Piece of Evidence n to the Wonderful Power of this Kem- edy-Brl m'e Dine-u, Heart Diu- ouelud ammunition: Each anticted Mu. Brovo.tr--0odd's Kidney Pills Positively Cured Her. m. We. Qua, Oct. 1t.-Athe Lab-Tho knowing wu written by n. mil-known and highly rotqroctod My od this place, Mg 3 copy of the angina mm. to the my“ Medi. C‘limrunnpany. of Toronto. . . ».A_-.. ““114.“ It "Great w my warm-mo as um good that Budd‘s Kumy Pills gaw- m with the first In: you went. I took them and my mull was grunt- ly Improved. Slum than I have taken “vanity hues. I am oured of my Bright's Dim. my “Part Diurnal- and my Rhnumthmt I have mm two hum to tabr and by Mm “qu haw [finished thorn I shall he In perlmt hmlthn I will permit ynu to puhiiseh this letter with plmmro. my! I hop" later to give you farts ot my rmov- my morn complnoly Man at [we-mm: I I am stlll wank. trat wlbh that! I shall Elm whom: an over. I moommvnd [David's Kidnw'y PHI-0 to all who suffer with nnv of th.m (“mam that I did." "Thar-a was one time when tor three months I ammhml all my tamed-ha and resolved to let myspl! do without taking any medicine. I received by chance one of your Alman- on. and I. paper. I read them and I Misc! to write you mu] try again With you: remady. ' l rm with {mi of in» dime Delicious. Ot mlimtm for Mweau tho layers of layer cake n, nut ti11init hi one? of the best. Bent up the yolk ot one on: and one cupful I? nutmmsOr cttoppod or cut tine. Whip orehalr ruptul or cream. mix with tltroe tablespoon- fub of powdnrvd ammr and add. Season with a mart" dash of salt and [only add one 'rtimr-hentm egg white. Mix with an ordinary boiled {ranting and mu- both for “Hing and frosting the rvae.---Eseheuuts Can Secure Renewed Health and Strength. The Rlch. Red mood Made by Dr. Wtttums' Pink l’llls Gives New Strength to Every Nerve, Fibre and (how or the Body. (From the Budget. Siwlburne Among tho young Indian o' Anions tho young Indies of Shel- burne. there in none to-dar who more fully beam the impress of per- fect health than Mini Lilian Durfee. Unfortunately, this was not ni- wnya the case. as " few years am Milan Durfoe bot-amic- ill, and her} fricudn feared that she was going into decline. A doctor wan called in and warmed. but her medicine's!| did not have the desired effect. Her l, utrength gradually heft her. her‘ appetite failed. "he had frequenti headaches. was wry pale, and fin-T ally grew to weak that n walk of a few rods would completely fatigue her. The young lady» family sor- rowfully unnerved that she was steadily failing. and found that iconsumptinn would claim he: on a w victim. One dar a friend urged that aim should give Dr. William-r Pink Pill» a trial, but the idea It first was not favorably entertained; it seemed hopeieu to expect that any medicine would help her after the doctor's treatment had failed. How- ever. this good friend still urged, and finally prevailed. By the time the third box was used. there mun an unmistakable improvement in an unmistakable improvement in MM Durfec'e condition. Che-cred by this, the pills wore continued. and lu the owl-an of a tow weeks tho forum Invalid, whom strength was taxed by the ullgmelt excl-um. was almost textured to health. The ulna of the pills was stlll continued and a. few wool“ more [and Mia! Durtee again onbylng perfect health; I Jo " reporter who interviewed) her. she sold: "I believe that Dr.' will'uttme' Pluk Pills saved my life. and I earnestly recunmend them to all who tear that communion has laid [to grasp upon tham." That the facts related above are not in any way exuggornted. In bcrne out by tse followineot‘nt-ment tram Robt. G. Irwin, Flux the well- kuutwn artiperudiary magic rate tor the maletpallty. who says: "I dis- tinctly remember the pale face at Mia. Llllian Durfee and the rut-eta of (“ends as they czpteued their conviction that who would soon be compelled to my farewell to earth. Min “who, however, oarrteg the unmistakable credentials of good lmlth. and frequently texpretNet' her Indebtedneu to Dr. wanna- lPlnk Pull." 7 - CONSUMPTIVE PEOPLE Pale and anaemic girls. or young people wlth oonausuptivo tendeneies, will find renewed health and bod- lly v”. thro h the um of Dr. Willianll' Pink 'lf/h. These pills are an “mum; cure tor all duet-e- due to a watery condition or. the blood. or attattered nerves. Sold by all dealer- tn medlclno or ammunit- phi. on rocelpt of 6tht a boll. or $2.50 tor " boxes. by tsddr-ine the Dr. Witiinatttt' Medlclne 00.. MM“; Ont. mun-25- he wu going was called In her medkciuea ed enact. Her left her. her EXPERTS ON STOCK FEEDING. Ln; Af V tif"ii'iiia,iliiitii, ma Oct Feeding Do " 1’ "Now for the mum- Iron: first experlmcnt. At the o five months our oat-led cow Au omlnatlnn ol the (:1 showed tint the liver was showed that the liver was euor- ll Doubly enlarged, weighing 2H we" t while the heart was nine enacted. I The corn-ted animal. on the other 1 hand. Ital lived. but the ban lost in f a new. her nervous dairy tom- 1 pertinent. he. put on nests. andl ‘hecom calcium. lorwver. while a regular breeder betore the experi- ment Tn. die haa come in heat only tw e since " did begin. and did not remain long In heat on either occasion. She ha: kept right on milking. thouch. but. at emu-1n has naturally fallen oft in milk flow with the lune ot time. ! “How do 1 account toe the death l ot the animal led on oate? Ere; I am not an yet trying to account for it. an we never hue official‘ reanlta on Iingle experiments. But! the sugar from oats is difficult ull change Into digestible form. and the panning of large quantities all this to the liver may ttarc "tttl"; the trouble In that organ. What I about the Scotch aul oatmeal?”1 _ True. the pen-ante of Seatinnd huei largely on oatmeal. but lt must twl remembered Prot. Atwater. the! (new American authority on' loads. tella nu atomch troublo tl almost a national dinner in rent- land. in the cane ot this partuular! cow.‘however, the trouble any have , begun before the expvrintettt C"MM- menced at all. tunnel-intent- on the Same Line. “We have since begun turuwr or palms“. In than two Jere: y grades are being led on an oat ration. Oni. ot that: " been on this ration tor live to Mx magnum. til ' weighai about 1,100 pounds in starting. but in now down to 8:13 or trio munch; and thin "otwitttqtandirut tun [act that during that time all? he. We Ind " to " pom at grain daily. She picked up a little while we were able to gin her - out can. but now that her roughage eon-lat- ot oat atraw she- in I going back again. The second cow on ' the oat ration he. been in the up! ri- ‘ment [or about three moat... and tghoqeq but little change " yet. [ "The In“ cow put on corn in , you!“ in wehrht, alma- her ttrain ration only con-late of live or , ' any“ daily. “The experiment. an far no " has i -. """ -"".' -"_'_ m. In. proved n aux-prion to an all." ‘I Pm'm continued Prof. Carmen "But we in- H , _ x _, and to you n a ttood tttml furlhc P- l, L"dut 'M/it?; all“ All - of grain. nefarulo-ly I, bank in tho field, be r aad In oomNntuimt--hopirtq in ttte I httetttat the Pee) y and to M what la many. u dome- _ 1/hv,,e.tt"li,UC,'rtrr Minted by actual experiment, thr mnu'hvv' mm:- but can allo- tor dairy cow-a." , Frtpofr "an. t u'l tMi, “In“. Bulluu tor “ugh. jr1"tf1'.".",t Going beyond thin/inc. Prat Car- I Fol: an. an lylo give the result- of name export- ; . limou- t,1 €qu Incin- In - taodine at his "ation. 'ietlWuTi),'e'l'hl Thu ”than! was in the usa- at ,0, m part on Q“, can and you. Two Iota of my. lit- I Freemaa,Out tor um. were selected tor the, -- -, _ -. ' "F m»- a a... toat, m the m- z M ”was / botn‘ ruled at (an. nouns. Una my height. Mn, lot ot (In. alter waning. "nu 1m 0m Immune: my on ”I “one. Alamo“ the phi WIT? ---- W, vu-, - led an! about Mt man. old, and \"ANTILD mun I melted tron three to [Ive pounds _ “whiff “an; 23;; l ot pen per Mr, may muted but iiGiGiiiGrGiua. s.- 220 pound. it; lumen. The: am not mound-rd no.“ tt, 'nahoaentn . antipathy. ------'-'" J-, 11w corn-ted hop. ‘13!" brothern, Pgt.eth'T2t, “mmmmedeEunedny..~':-MW m. I!“ , My" In - 1utdAatfi1eAer.trert at. it, mun vu m the condition ot the my. 1m we": called kn to - upon both lots More and titer mung. "What the ”(you all notion.“ an! Prof. 031-qu "wt. that up [I‘- ma Imp Cloud . much hum!- cont of hit. 'art -tasct . "ra-r (eel- mg to up tin-on. When .taaitttermt the pea-led the mom I Inch tu- mar “at; the lean mat on their camou- m of u brute: reid than tho corn-ted. and the weight ot_blooq Pt'" perceptual: neuter." The chief 'alttet In att them expo- rImentI I. that they demonstrate afresh the truth of the old louon that to get the but rennin. ember in duIryIng or bacon produettkoa, n metm at grain: In necessary; Ind they Ihow. too. what had already been shown. the value at pen I- the nttlatt1aq ate been. tor the making of ttrm ”on. The - notable diner-me " ANY In“!!! " YOUR W|VES mmtwlnurm to "no maintain-m In or drink. Inna. I“ nouns ........ I Juan-u lhud'l Lin-eat Cue- my a little more In duitttt u, nook. For mu Morph"'" some 'titrtttoee? mu" u” ie cow on. In every W" no mun-Mom from It chop, at the name tune (mm; mom:- oortt In "ner-green om. en-llue. _..A -II “t.- of corn com' EM“ an At the en oat-led 00' o! the 081 of Scotland live L. but " must be Atwater. the II authority all mob trouble h discs» in Ftot- of am particular trauma any have experiment com- were are " :cd union. I" I to me alone. tor me um I serie- ot el- t of determiett “a . "ate. nu no! tro' “ch tum-mud I. alum-nth from our I we“ was enor- tt 28 It... , “load. the ottter geek. l ISSUE ll! ot Cod Liver l of life, and en) thousands: mt children. When ap stores it. at; burden, it lifts t When the plum the lumpnt when w duty is he bright. ft is the thin wedge; the thick C But what is the u when you hate it, C gut it? Scott's Emulsi, Liver Oil is thefoo 'ttu target your st; ' If you 'uve' not mm at. can fro. tt.Tht; It. urooublom I on. “"306” . town‘s. cm on . Int!“ datum,“ and for tmt It II but " In t nnd I new palmt- to thin and cylinder-I. ' resuttvt. N "or of I n has! mum! in- 'altlltt Mm" of - . all" fer t [and "and”. tuaord osmium I lutdhn Ttshe. m have a umblt "w. and when it " the MIL All uni at» out Old the candida. hearing: scours _ IliNllltilat n2 Oxrtter white " In out hid l tho too ot macaw. 1 white that format hm "In toot k In: ultigm Tho Continental Life Insurance Poll manuf- 1111!. BltAn on“ I Authorized . up“ 'ho policie- " , - "or! good 1 nnmoootracu‘ law bstterlt. ll and um", t not Good can" «u an. In Drrdem. Gamma GLOOun drum LIFE OF IRIS and: WW boot in the leld. br t'g"aihlr, Hahn-4 like . are: m pet nratded SIM-s w E WILL PA y for plucked my mum. Hum out. Wm- f: WNf,Pd?, PA' for m at hm machine, Nu! I" you dun tau-d. mm the! Krarogen I In. Win-lore s... my: traitor chihte thieAiM.mtft- the I unit-mutant” In maniac-Io. "ttttttu',';:'!,,, 'lTA'Art.Tto; ls' - Think u d. I“ Capo-wt. Us“ WI RAVI-Z11”? mm “Y“"I _ United 8w -dhrarive mm)“ Ila-o on dar of Menu-go- . an.“ cud our 'tau'2h',,'ffg','/1 ttiM M. ' M n ”all Your Com! hydra: has. at r . f .. 'E'Fkri:Tli,ii: "i, l J'f.'lL'tMra,'tTi; o' he. - (gum t'or p be “its." m. Dent-nu Cast" Nt1nr FARM FM - h the l “I... I.“ tw- vo murmur“ W TALE llhll A N O. 43, mi' It on: Nat-k W " DE: CT? if! © It " ext cl Cl '01