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Electric Motor Way is the best way Thejfe is an electric motor of tbe right kind and size for all work, wmuiriflg ,po%et. . Economy,-of power is n^rt the only saving effect ed by. the tise of Electric Motors. The Advant4ges„of safety, reliabil ity, flexibility and cleanliness are self-evident? The benefit of, these cin b.n obtained, to a maximum de gree only by the use of general Electriq Motors KATONAH 'LIGHTING CO* * Solo Agents. NEIGHBORING 1859 Adams' Department Store 1914 SALEM CEP^TEft,. ,ri. '4 IN A Salem center, Dee. 2. WiS'i'ifand'MTa. Charles? Wallace at,a ^aa ^i&fiter- were holiday visitor* wrfift llreltttrves In Brooklyn. || Miss ^rfa'AndTerson sp'erit the holl- '*aay*'aiia week-end at h'omfe. \Mifc and Mrs. A. Whitney Lobdell arid children- of' Pleaaantvllle spent Thob&aglWtag? with their parents here. Jtfaiiter? clarence Byingtwn of White jPJJaiiiB\- watf a' weekend visitor with |rS ]a &v *a» htire, * r < MS. 'Phoebe Hoyt has returned to heir 1 Sfel6«k)l? ^autl ^d at Mamaroneck after atpKaSant visit with her mother,- Mrs Caroline Van Scoy: £\8ci$661' ^opened Tuesday after a {lengthy holiday -vocation Which our Jt^adier^'Mlsft Meagher enjoyed'at her |tid fate; - \*re glad to report that Mrs frames-Webb has recovered- nicely ^slri'ce^iher recent illneSa and is up JfliisbuiSiJthe: house again. r. and Mrs. Leonard Miller spent iTil^nlisgiYfcig Day with relatives in Plains. %W3- G«[THeia ; Gardner and family and 3.^J1ik:h,--spent-ihe> recent holiday jteff^'H^e'-of-W. H.- Gardner at iPiirdys', at? the usual-fatally; gathering. t ftl'rBS Miller 1B still looking for that l ^k^rling Hoisteto hull. It wi s jliat^ iSeett-golBg over a stoae Tenee Pj^ tfifevPintf Tree scW~.aonse, going ner . by the ensp with which he can talk fiorthl'• 3>ret<y cold weather - td trafe* with any one of the millions of people lti' that direction. • whoso names are listed there nnd in »TOr*P Benjamin. Van Scoy entertatned her Arintv Mrs. George Tompkins, of White Plains over Sunday. .'Miss, Bessie Williams of PeekskUl waBia'recent guest of the Misses Flor- lno'antl Helen l>bdeU. _-MjM. Henry Lobdell and daughter Ellap-speod Wednesday of last week witlfc Mre< Dfcrlous Lobdell at Purdys. ' \Mrp. W. H . I, Howe and daughter Laura, wareihollday and week-end vislt- orft\.wlth relatives in White Plains, Vxrhp-. services in- the Episcopal ft iaf •r $ TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES PUBLIC LIBRARY. The New York Telephone Review, commenting apen- a- recent addition to the Jamaica (L. I.) Public Library, presents the significance pfi' this ac quisition from -a new angle. \The use of telephone directories as sources of information in regard to addresses, or the number, names, and location of the theatres, clubs, and oth er organizations in a city has long been, prevalent, 1 '' says the Telephone Review,\ \but until lately this incidental, use of the telephone books has not been pub- l]cjy recognized. In at least oue place, however, these directories are admit tedly regarded as something more than a mere index to telephone facilities. The public library of Jamaica, Long Island, has placed in Its reference room a number of telephone directories from the larger cities in the United States, including those of Chicago, Cincinnati. Cleveland, Denver, Philadelphia, Pitts burgh, St. Louis, etc. an<! *be cities Of Now York state. •'It Is'safe to prophesy that the peo ple of Jamaica will find this addition to their library a decided convenience, but It will perform another service by emphasizing the value of .the long dis tance telephone and presenting its pos sibilities in a new light By thua hav Ing before him the telephone books of Hie chief cities of the country, the citi zen of Jamaica cannot but he im pressed. In a vivid and tangible man- Croton Palls, Dec. 2. December 4th, foe Ladles of the Bap tist Church will hold their annual Christmas sale in the churc' parlors. The usual amount of fancy articles, nprona, home made candy, etc., will be on sale. Mr. and Mrs. C. D Quick sp-'lt Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. V/. Gardner of Purdy Station. Mr. and Mrs. John Shay were in Brooklyn over the holiday. Miss Grace Hitchcock attended fie Army—Navy football game at PuU- |i&delp.ii& last Saturday. MiBS Margaret VCniffen of Katonah visited Mies Ethel Miller on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Hitchcock entertain ed on Thanksgiv'ng Day, Mias But cher, of New Yovk; Rev. and Mrs. Wescolt, of Nnnuet, N Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moses of New York Mr. and Mrs. J. T Moses and MtB« Ethel Moses. Miss Arma Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. J. Courato'ck and Mr. .Tout Durkin of Brewster were guests or MB. James Hughes Sunday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. P. A . Purdy entertained Mr. and Mrs Wil fred Keeler and children of N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. M. G Adams enter tained Mr, and Mrs. Ellas Knapp o! ^ New York, and Mrs. Bally and son of Wtiite Plains, over the holiday Mls -3 Helen Ganung visited rela tives in town over tae week end. Miss Madeline Purdy returned on Monday to Oneouta Normal Sc.iool. Mr. Erlck Fr'edlundh of Young* town, Ohio, is visiting his sister,. Mrs. Henry Juengst CROSS RIVER. PURDYS STATION i cVuwsh .will hereafter begin at. 2.30 and of what it can mean to each one p '.Yfe, iistead of, at 2 ojclopk.. Sunday, of them, personally.\ |j >ci^liat'i\i\Q -pI • » ' other available Bell Telephone direc torles. No more striking or effective demonstration could be made of the fact that the subscriber in Denver is as near to the citizen of Jamaica as Is every other Jamaica subscriber The Bell System has bound every part of the nation to every other part In such H way that distance has. for purposes nf conversation, been eliminated The assembling of these telephone directo riea for the use of all the people of om- city presents to them, as it were, II symbol of this elimination of distanci ; GOLDENS BRIDGE. Goldens Bridge,, Dec. 3. T^fe usual services will be held at the M. fi. Church on Suida next tritii pVeaicTtlng by the, pastor both mbrnitg and evening. A mo3t cordial tt'rtl&toon\ is - etoetfded t6 all. The ser- vl«s begin at 11 a. m. and 7 5. m. p.- m. K 'lhe fourth Quarterly Conference •will be ihel* a*- the Methodist Par- eonal^-tomorrow, Saturday aftemotm, E'ijfbfcmbei? &t% heginathg. at'\- o'elock, the\*R<>v.. Dr. Allan MacIJosele pre- &di%< 4 fSECRET 16 Brinif%Ick color, gloss and thickness (.'^iMirrCHindnia'K^racipo of Sage { ;i-«nd'Sulphury - - • ^OMmvm, gwdcn sags brewed info » ufBff&imi with sulphur , and;- alcohol Mk^| r niU, turn,, gray, «treated acd 5fWed_iair bsintiMly. dark and luxuri- Mt>.rtm&VB'everyhhvof-dindrurf, > stop \itching andfftfliBg v hair.- Mixing j»#ea aa*l'finIp|mrjnBCipe.-at home, J^is U^ubleMme,<--jUi; x easier; way-ia; t„ the. ready^ojuse. tabic, costing •mcesXe 'a 'large, bottle; - at* arog\ .-., iS?Ctompt )uJia 1 ?tlWBV v, avoSinir « \mt^J&WKfrW* Med hair\hPnot f%ppearanco and attracttveneia. By ELECTIONEERINQ BY TELEPHONE Tbe telephone as a factor in pre-elec tion day activities is the subject of « noteworthy article in the November Issue of the New York Telephone Re view, which poin.tSiOnt that as a means foe the co-ordlnatiqn.of action nnd as an effective method of reaching the; individual voter, the telephone Is. with out a rival. In addition to these general uses of, the telephone by candidates for politi cal office and. ,tt)e|r campaign \man-! agers. there occurp. quite frequently an unusual circumstance of one sort or another which makes the telephone, even more indispensable. An example of such a situation Is the. case of a candidate who by an accident was con fined to his home during the last weeks ol the campaign. On being asked \How's the campaign going;?\ the can dhjate pointed to his telephone and sa^d: \Over the wire. Always .oyer the wire. It's the only thing, that keeps, me In touch with the outside.. I never realized how .valuable an' Instrument for conducting a Campaign the tele phone was until I landed- here a. 'few days ago. Since then \there have been V.ery few minutes during, the day when I haven't had the receiver at my ear.\ Conducting tlie campaign Via 'the Bell System was a necessity. In this case, and in this case nipessifji proved thqrule. y& - Be was re-elected. GOOD COMPLEXIONS ARE NOT PAINTED. ON A smooth, fine sklh cap bp had. by any- one-—but with cold winds, dyst.npd^.super- hevted houses—some \eaVe*!! 1 necessary. Perhaps the easiest smdV rttoit satlsfuc. ' tor? way to Insure having rf 'clear, 'fresh complexion Is to. systematically use VELOGEN nJ\H± and morning- and- when ootrtd out of dodfKr After-w»eilh^ face Mid Mnd s gefrtly rub'VELOQBN,.Into. Uw>. skin, wlptng> off -wltn a soft towsT wfuff the s'RIri will not absdesn > • .* • • You wl|lrnot»^«)ch>ino«;-lm.the -texture of? your skin within, a week, after begin* nlnd tp.uso VELOQEN, , Kt yb^'^VftfftTVt'sl in cotta|}«ftjlt tubes, ' * - • S»t 90**.- 1\ ~* Cross River, Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs Will. WTiitman ^VTO made happy on Ust Tuesday by tiie arrival of a beautiful little boy whom we suppose will be named William Whitman, Jr. Wc congratulate Cross River on its increase in population. Mr. Wimple and his -daug.Uer frum Long Branch, N. J., are visiting at the home of Mr. Fred Wimple TCie Rovitz Social given by the mis sionary society of Cross River Baptist Church at tte home of Mias Lyti'a Green was largely attended and was a great success, both socially and fin ancially. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Purdy of Crotoa Falls spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Purdy's mother Mrs. Wilbur Hunt. Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Newman and .heir &on John C. Newman, Jr., from New York City, spent Thanksgiving with Dr. Breakers family Prof.' Harry Wilde, his mother anJ brother, Albert, are visiting at the Baptist parsonage. Prof. Wilde will be !n Cross River over Sunday and will piay at the Baptist Church both In the morning and evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tripp have returned home from a delightful visit to Bankavtlle, Conn. Mi&s Pana*ion of South Salem, Is visiting at the home of Mrs Mortm Pilkman. Mrs. Ruscoe has returned from a visit to 'ner nephey at Ridgefield. Lovers -of music are invited to t le Cross River Baptist Church next Sunday both morning and evening, at 11 o'clock- and 7 o'clock respectively, to hear Prof. Henry Wilde play the violin. The pastor Rev. J. C. New man will preach both morning and evening. Miss Rose Rejnolds, the organist of the Cross River Baptist Church, 13 practicing the Children of Uie Sun day scltool for their CirhUmas enter tainment. We are very soiry to learn that Dr. Rreakel '.tag sbld his beautiful dome in Cross River and that he and family will go back to the city to live. This will be a great loss to the social life of Cross River. Purdy Station. Dec 2 Mr. and Mrs. D H Roney arid child, of Port C .ester, were guetts of Mr and Mrs .lames Roney on •S -nday Mr and Mr6 R F. White enter tained on Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs. J J Masterson and family of Valhalla and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lobdell of Salem Center. Mr. and Mrs W. H Gardner had as t'leir gueste on Thursday last Mr and Mrs. O. D . Quick of Croton Fa is and Mr. and M;<s Garfield Gardner tnd family, and Mr. E. P. Finch, of Salem Center. Mr. Ira Reynolds, who wa3 taken '11 on Friday at the home 0* Mrs Nancy Reynolds was removed on Sun- flay to tie home of his daugbtei Mrs.- Lee Walcott of New York Cliy. Miss Pauline Dann, of South Sa lem, spent her holiday vacation vis iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Dann. % Mrs*. Henry Gunther entertained her >other, Mr Kastner, of Ydnker* on Sunday. \ n Thomas Stiason, who has been suf fering with blood poison, is rapidly recovering. MiG3 Kathryn Pronay of Katoniui was the guest of Miss Ruth Martin, on Friday Mrs. D . Booth and daughter, Miss Nettle, of Goldens Bridge, spent i\io holiday vacation at their home in this village Merchant N. H. Minor .vas the week end guest of Ciis brother Frank Minor, of Millerton. Mrs Eliza Miller of White Plains, wa3 the guest o f her mother Mrs Mahoney on Sunday Mrs Maud Du Pree of Bristol I Conn , Is the guest of her grand mother. Mrs A . Young. Leslie White ha-s been confined to his home, suffering wlti throat trou ble. Mrs Darius Lobdell entertained on Wednesday last, Mrs. Henry Lobdtul and daughter E'.la, of Salem Oenter. School was resumed on Monday, having been closed since Wednesday for fie usual Thanksgiving vacation J S. Day was the guest of his pa rents at Port Chester on Sunday The Misses Mahoney entertained on Saturday afternoon, Mrs Darius Lobdell and Mrs S. H Smitu. Mildred Minor has beon f-peiding several day3 visiting acr grandpa: ents, Mr and Mrs Ira Mekeel and sister, Miss Vina, of Yorktown Hgts. Mrs. Nancy Reynolds entertained at her home on the holiday, C\e Miss es Mahoney and Mr. N. H. Minor. Mr Junghans of White Plains spent Thursday visiting with -.lis fani ily here. Ernest Knapp, who is a patient in the Post Graduate Hospital, is re covering nicely from his attack of tv phoid fever. YORKTOWN HEIGHTS. Yorktown Heights. Deef*2. The Tatla Camp Fire will hold a ale of inexpensive Christmas gifts Tompkins' Hall on Saturday be ginning at 7 p m During t.ie eve ning the play \Any Girl\ will be given by the girls Mr A T Wclsse and his family have gone to Brooklyn for t.ie win ter. TCie dance given by the Athlet'c Club on Wednesday nigat was will attended and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by those present. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Mekeel en tertained some of their friends at Whist on Saturday night. On Tuesday nig^t some one enter-.] ed the house of Clarence Roake Tney evidently were frightened away befoie ihey accompliohed th«lr purpose for lothing was disturbed beyond the lighting of a lamp and pulling douj t.ie shades T'ley took the p-ecautlon to have two doors and a window open 0 injure a safe get away. Miss Mildred Rich spent her Thanksgiving vacation in Oneonta, N'. Y . the guest of Miss Mary Bas- sett. Mr. and Mrs George Hagado-n ol Camdon, N J . \ipent a part of the week with Mr and Mrs. A . W. Cox. McKeel Bros, ate installing elect.ic lights In their store diaries BoeV nier is doing the work. Mist. Katha-inc Beaver sfent fi e •eek end in Greenwich, Conn. The exhibit of curios by the Mohan- sic Cam? Fire on Saturday WM most ntereotlng. Among the collection were 1 number of Ciinoe articles o' clol Ing, carvings, ido,'s, etc., loaned oy James Mead and a clock .vhicn came over In the Mayflower, loaned by Dr t'cholderfer Mrs E S. Miles and daughle; Christina, of New York, 3pent Thanks giving with Mr. and M.-3 Mace. SOMERS. Sonwrs, Dec 2, Mr arid Airs Charles Quick vis ited relatives at Lincolndale on Sun day Mrs Dunn of Goldens Bridge was the week end guest of Mrs Josep Pierano. Many people of this plac€ attended the party which was given in honor of Mi*3 Jeanette Palme on Fatur.la ovenfir; o 1- la t \v-?ek A 1 reported goo.l Umo. I , Patrolmen ZiinmOn's and Ejerano, finished their dally work on the state -oads on Monday, for the winter months Mr Rupert Barrett, of Shru'j Oak, was a visitor in town on Suaday, Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson we. the guests of her parents at Lincoln dale on Sunday Theie will be a celebration of f.i *ioly communion in St Lukes Par.s on Sunday, December fith. WATCHES for CHRISTMAS We have an unusually fine stock of watches for the Christmas trade. Just what is desired by the men, women, boys and girls. It Is Not to Early to Make Your Selections for Christmas Reliable Goods at Right Prices Large Assortment of Jewelryand Novelties for Christmas Gifts DeWitt Benedict .opposite the Depot, Katonah WINTER GOODS FEfrr BOOTS. The celebrated Ball Band and Russian Felt. One buckle $3.25 Two buckle $3.75 Midland, one buckle $2.50 Two Buckle $3.00 Men's Light or Heavy Four-buckle Arctics, best quality .$2.25 Men's six-buckle Arctics \Hub-Mark\ $3.50 Women's five-buckle. $2.75 Misses' $2.50 Children's . $2.00 All sizes. Mackinaw, all wool, tailor made $6 to $9, Leather and Corduroy Coats with high fur collar $6.00 IS For men ano sortment a A good 38- 25c. 50c & $1 \ l'KRS Heavy Grey • - „ 5 q. $1 & $] 50 Fine high - assorted cc Extra heavy each • • Boys' and C- Women's s long at $5.0C • t\|i|l!\\E\R For Men, W 3nri children V neck, in 32. $3. and $3.50 Jumbo Knit $6 and $7 s 50c. $1 & $1.50 Coats, extra Holiday Goods & Toys In great profusion, tine best and largest stock in ', All new, up-to-date goods at very reasonable prices Entire second floor devoted to toys. Come .ir • rn Westchester \g t*e children. W. B. ADAMS & SON Bedford Hills, N. Y. Inc. Telephone Company THM-'UH- W II Clark 33 NORTH SALEM. North Salem, Dec. 2. The aame old -story, another good time at Maplo Hill Farm. Last Sa. urday evening the large pa: Tons ol tie Finch Home were brightly llglt- ed and oaeerfully heated to afford a pleasant evening to about forty young people of this vicinity After a cou- p'e of hours of card playing tue guests were called to the dining room wnere everything good to eat was bountifully supplied and a'ter the in ner man had been satisfied a very short lime was devoted to dancing. It being Saturday night tie gueste were obliged to depart very much to their regret. The host and hoatesuw having been well assured that all had been most pleasingly entertained Mr Harold Vail hag returned to his duties at the CueCiing Academy at Ashburnham, Mass., after a pleas ant holiday and week end vacation at home wita a la parents. Mr William Moan spent Thanks- riving with hfo family at tie Jackson home. Mr. Floyd Keeler and family o* En- plewoud, N.J, were week end gues s with his parents, Mr and Mrs. II H Keeler. Mr James Palmer of Brookly I. was a guest of hie grandmot ler, Mrn Maria Finch at Maple Hill Farm over the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruasell were holiday guests at t.ie home of ''.ev. and Mrs. Russell. Miee Florence Smith was a recent guest of Miss Agatha Russell. Mrs. Harrison Reynolds spe .t Thanksgiving at home wit.i her daugh ter, Mrs Ernest Bailey Mr. Walter Howe was a week end visitor in town. Miss Sarah Vail of Brew6ter, Is the puest of her brother. Artfiur II Vail Mrs. James Fisher spent the holi day with 'rionda in the metropolis. Mr. and Mra S B Quick enter tained a house party over tho holi day. Mr. Patrick Lynch, an old resident of this vicinity, died at Ridgefield o:n day tie past week Funeral services were held Saturday In Ridgefield. The eervices in the I'nivorsalist Church last Sunday were largely at- tendeil^Rev. Frederick Nelson, a for>- morlpastor, occupied the pulpit. Mr. Neleon will be here again next Sun day. The services will be held at the usual hour, 11 a. m. The Dorcas Society will meet u next Wednesday witi Mrs, D P Vail W. H. CLARK CERTIFIED UNDERTAhhll Of Hoyt Brothers Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS and LICENSED [ MBALMERS Katonah, N. Y. W. H. CLARK, Residence, Bedford Road. Katonah, N. Y. Branch Office: Residence J. Smith Clark B-aford Hills. COURT DECIDES < FOR LEWISBORO (Continued From Page One) Toys and Christmas Novelties. All ne w goods, large assortment. Room on sefcond floor 30 ft. by 70 ft. devoted entirely to Toys. They were purchas ed early in the summer before the ad vance In prices, and our customers will have the advantage of our early pur chase. Make your selections while the assortment is complete.—W. B. Adams & Son, Con., Bedford Hills. What More Could On* Wantr Finest and vlewfuleut place. Baths and toilets on modern principles. Tho hotel not being adapted for health re sort of ilia Is only preserved for the Bojourn of passengers, tourists and sportsmen. Reputed excellent cook- In?. Noble, real, well lain wines: dif ferent beers. The magnificent out look is grandions. Daily six trains to all parts of the-.globe. Free view at the lively laka^lot*] Quid*. for which it was mad* 1 The town superintendent ,may, when directed by the town board, construct and kepp in repair such approaches anl t.ie expense thereof shall be a town charge\ If the duly to construcc and keep in repair private approacl-- LB rooted primarily on tne town it, or its town superintendent, would nit '.t relieved from liability for negli gence in the discharge of the duty merely because it wafl also imposed on abutting owners, but. as we Iiave •seen, tnta duty of maintenance of «-tate and county highways in imposed on thv slate commission, the expeaie or which is to bo paid from a mainte nance fund exclusively under its con- rol The statute requires abutting owner* under the direction of tho dls- trlci or rounty superintendent who In turn is subject to t.ie rules and regu lations of the state commission, to construct and keep in repair ap proaches or driveway* from the high way, and as we read the statute the town hoard, if it sees fit to do so. may relieve abutting owners of that burden and adopt the policy of itself constructing and keeping in repair ••.uch approacieB But the dJty nf maintenance does not rest on t.ie town unlosfi tiio town board decides to assume it, and only 'n that event is lha town superiutendent under any duty of Inspection, which la 'out inci dent to the duty or maintenance and ropair \We have not overlooked section 17G, whim provided - \The state sna .l not be llablv 'or damages suffered by any person from defpetu in state and 'ounty hignways, but tae liablity for such damages Rial! remain as no.v provided by law, notwithstanding the construction or improvement au-1 maintenances of tfucii highways by tiie state under this cnapter\ Tho •raraers of that section evidently overlooked the fact that tho duty of maintainance of state and county liig.i ways aad been tukvn trom tho towi. superintendent and devolved upon t.ie state commission T.iat oversignt \va« repaired In 1010, •.v.icn. by chapter 370 of the Laws of that'year. said section was amended so as to except \sucu highways as arc maintained by lie state by the patrol sysem\ Unlets town superintendent would be liable o*«r to the town for the Judgment re- \covered In thhj action it cannot be sustained. In the view we take of the statute no duty whatever was im posed on tlie town superintendent to Inspect, maintain or repair the ap proach in question t \The Judgment must, therefore, be reversed and a new trial granted, cost to abide event\ MOTORCYCLES. Excelsior, Pope, Henderson, 1914 Models In Stoc k Catalogue on re quest. Easy payments. Demonstra tion. Agents wanted. Used machines at bargain prices FORD MOTORCYLE CO. Phone 1349: White Plains, N. Y, B. G. SUTTON HI II.DER Bedford Hills, - N. Y. | Jobbing Pron -p- y Attended To.| .ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Telephone 462 Mt. Klsco. P., H. LENT'S Liven, Sale and Exchange STABLES Katonah, _-j N. Y. U'Hit for NEWBY & EVANS PIANO j When you have something to ex change, want help or a position, Rec ord Want Advertisements bring quick results. STEVE GUERRIERO LADIES and GENTLEMENS TAILOR SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SUITS MADt TO ORDER, $16.50 up- Any Style. Fine Assortment of Goods to Sel 'it From. Pressing, Cleaning Repairing Satisfaction Guaranteed. All work done promptly. • Katonah, N. Y. S .rely. \DM you e« notice,\ said Mrs, N. Pe<sS,v T 1ihat >- vut naif of the plo> tores In the p' b'raphers' windows are ot bridal c>- ' s! 1 wonder why they always ruft off to a photOgrA* pher'* so) soon \* fancy the hus band ,1s ^resiwnsi 118 ' or it >\ sa,a * Mr - Feck.. \Hb r <rf 6a | h at 11 about kis last chance :« ever loolt Pleasant,\
