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"Snowy Countryside," by
Fern T. Coppedjre, one of the
paintintrs at the exhibition of
the National Association of
Women Painters and Sculptors,
now beinjrlield in the Memorial
Hall of the Parrish Art Mu
seum at Southampton, L. I.
The best pair of Boston terriers exhibited at the Ladies Dop
Club Show, Brooklyn, Mass. Aulis's Happy Boy and Aulis's
Champion Mischief, owned by Mrs. C. E. Aulis of Boston.
Underwood & I'nderwood.
A new portrait of Mine. Clara Clemens Ga
brilowitsch, daughter of Mark Twain, by Julius
Kolshoven. Frank Scott Clark.
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A. Pollack Boyd. Dartmouth's wonderful little
red-headed golf aptain, who registered the most
decisive triumph in intercolleeiate golf when h.
defeated George B. Secor. of Williams, bv 1 2 up
and 11 to pky. in the finals of the championships
at Garden City p t a
She Found A Pleasant Way To
Reduce Her Fat
Sh did nol hiive In ii.i lo the
trouble of did or exrrriw. Slit
lound a better way, whii h null,
the diKslve tans to turn food
into muv;let bnn and smew in
ltrd ol fal
She used Murmnci Toilets,
which are made from Ihe tainous
Marmola ptencriplion. Thov aid
the dilative system lo oIuhiii
the full nutriment of food. They I
will nl.riuf .'ill 1 1, B, tnunu L 1111'. u
of food without the neresuly of
dieting or exerc ising
Thousan.ls have found that
Maimolu Tablets liive coinnli'te
relief from hhesily. And whn l
1 the accumulation of f.it is
checked, reduiiinn to normal,
healthy weiijht soon folt.'.ws.
All Rood (iiiiif tlorr l ie world ovr
sell Marmot1.! TaHel at one dollar x
box. Abk your diugifiit f..r thrnt, or
order direct tiu th.y will be rnl in
a, plain wrapper, putlpaul.
f MARMOI A COMPANY
A. 225 Garfield Bld..
Detroit. Mich.
Children Won't
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KNICELY STUDIO
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SHOWING FOUR OF DOUGLAS COUNTY'S VITRIFIED BRICK PAVED HIGH
WAYS. ONE BUILT 24 YEARS AGO AND HAS NEVER REQUIRED REPAIRS
BROOKLYN TO CANADA VIA CANOE. A. Gould
and Willard Baubar in one canoe and W. Gould in the
other all three lads from Brooklyn, where they are
members of the Sheepshead Bay Canoe Club pictured
as they left the Battery on their long paddle trip up
the Hudson and through the canals to Canada.
The Perfect
Flesh Reducer
Blanche Arral. Noted
Opera Singer. Takes off
34 lbs. by Drinking Tea
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This stretch of brick paving, familiar to a'utoists on the present Lincoln
highway, between Omaha and Elkhorn, was laid in 1898, 24 years ago,
and is still functioning without repairs. Considered one of the eight
wonders in the paving world, as it was laid on sand base only.
Dcdge street. Dundee, past Happy Hollow, part of the Lincoln highway,
paved with Murphysboro vitrified brick 10 years ago and has never
required repairs.
Washington highway, going north of Florence to the county line, paved j Part of Lincoln highway leading into Elkhorn paved with
with vitrified brick in 1921 I built in 1920
vitrified brick,
rhode t Iressell
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