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What makes them famous as the National Biscuit ?
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Mrs.ander Sees New York.
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were chattering in spite of it ,
it seemed hard for the bathers to
tear themselves away. There
certainly is a strange fascination
about the ocean , perhaps some
what similar to that of the
plains of the west ; there is a big
ness or limitless vastness about
both.
both.We
We watched the entire process
of making shreded wheat biscuit ,
and listened to the explanation
by one of the men in charge ; we
bought postal picture cards ; we
dined on sea-food , clams and
crabs ; we took in a few side at
tractions and hurried to Luna
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Then your hair will remain at
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belongs. An elegant dressing.
Keeps the scalp healthy.
DOCJ not change the color of the halt.
Formula with caoh bottle
Show it to your
doctor
Ask him about it ,
then do as ho eiya
We certainly believe this , or we would
not say so. Ayer's Hair Vigor , as now
made from pur ne v improved formula ,
is a great preparation for the hair and
scalp. Stops falling hair. Cures dan
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FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
* Rexall Orderlies arc exceedingly pleas
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They act directly on the nerves and muscles
of thebonels. Theydonot purgeorcause
any annoyance whatever. We will refund
jthe rnoney paid us for them if they do not
thoroughly relieve chronic or habitual con
stipation. * Two plzei , loc. ane 250 , *
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) ark to see it lighted up , and it
certainly was worth while. Luna
> ark entrance fee is ten cents ,
and it is full of attractions from
end to end ; the building's arc
without exception fanciful in
lesign and painted white. There
a a beautiful open court or court
of honor in the center of the
lark and a small kite with grow
ing1 shrubs all around it and a
fence made semi circle against
seuii circle with ornamental col
umns where they are joined. A
platform is over one end of the
lake and is used as a vaudeville
stage. The entire program was
free to all ; then there were all
sorts of funny things to enter
tain the people , and' were free.
A large beautiful dancing pavil-
lion was very popular. All the
buildings contained some sort of
an entertainment and of course
were not free. They were liter-
all } ' covered from top to bottom
with electric incadesceut bulbs ,
as were all the columns and
arches and a square tower , on all
sides had vari-colored designs
like in a kalidoscope that were
continually changing as though
urned by an invisible hand.
Everything sparkled with light ,
and we tarried until quite late ,
enjoying the beauty of the scene.
We walked back to Brighton
Beach , add all along the waj it
was packed with autos occupied
by people who were enjoying
what little sea breeze there was
I could not but wonder where all
the people came from , and how
they lived , and how nice it was
that they were able to get away
from the heat of the city and
business and spend the day in
the midst of such pleasant sur
roundings ; fathers , mothers
sisters and brothers , sweethearts
and lovers all were there.
At the breakfast table , after
much discussion , wo decided to
spend the day sight seeing in i
New York , and the "jay" ride ,
as it is often called , was selected
as the beat means to accomplish
the desired end. It was only a
few blocks walk to Kiverside
Drive , where we saw the man
sion of the multi-millionaire
Schawb , standing in the center
of an entire block , fenced in by
a brick wall , with the blinds or
shades in hospitality lowered and
the family gone. We then took
a double decker automobile , as
cended the spiral stair steps to
the top , where we had a fine
view all the way down town to
Washington Square. From there
we took a car to Castle Garden ,
where we spent two hours seeing
everything to be seen , including
the aquarium. We returned to
Mif > Srninrp in ( imp fr r llin ntiln
for up Kifth Avenm along the
east side of Central Park , past
he palatial homos of the Rock
efeller's , Vanderbilts and Carne
gie's , now deserted , past the
Cathedral of St. John the Devine ,
out to One Hundred and Fifty
Fifth street. Here we Had 15
minutes to wait. We put in the
time at a booth , where lemonade
and other things were sold. We
each had three glasses of the
lemonade ; I said it was good and
very refreshing. A gentleman
at one end of the booth said it
was "lemonade made in the
shade by an old bachelor , " Mrs.
De Kraft said , "well if we may
judge his looks by the taste , he
must be handsome. " We all jol
lied a bit between the glasses
and bought old fashioned ginger
cakes , wafers and chicklets. On
the return we got off at the 66th
SU entrance to the park and
walked through to West 70th
St. and were caught in a heavy
shower. We spent some time in
the park looking at the animals
and only reached the Doctors in
time for a late evening dinner.
Every place I have been I notic-
ed so many churches and houses
covered with ivy , English 01
Japanese , 1 don't know which.
I noticed too that the young
men move things. All the
double decker autos arc manned
by young men. Saturday morn
ing the Doctor took Irene
around the block , as they call it ,
but in reality a twenty mile ride
in his car. We certainly enjoy
ed our brief visit to the utmost ,
notwithstanding the excessive
heat. We spent a few hours in
Philadelphia , the hot , hotter ,
hottest place imaginable. There
were nine deaths that day and
hundreds of prostrations. The
dirt , dust and heat on the train
was something fierce and we
were glad to get back to York.
The anniversary of our wed
ding day we were all invited to
12 o'clock dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Eyster. It was a
feast worthy of the Gods. In
the afternoon Irene and I were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Pentz at St. Paul's Lutheran
Sunday School picnic at Brook-
side. I met so many old ac
quaintances on the car going
ut. As soon as we arrived on
he grounds owned by the Street
Railway company we were pre-
ented with two free ice cream
ickets. During the afternoon
everybody received pea nuts ,
weet wafera and pretzels. A
program of the events of the day
was tacked against one of the
pavillions. There were contests
and races galore. Charlie Mar
tin is all right as chairman of a
committee to get up a banquet ,
but when it comes to races he
can get pointers from Brookside.
Fifty gallons of ice cream was
used , beside all the other things
It required five special cars to
bring the Sunday school back to
town. The people of ample
means here have gone or are
going away for the remainder of
the summer , though this unusu
ally long siege of hot weather
has at last been broken.
A satisfied customer is the best of adver-
tisments. Read what he tells his neighbor.
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Yon g-et the best dining1 room furniture
You get the best hall and oilice furniture
You get the best kitchen and miacullanous
furniture *
You get llie bust parlor and libraiy furniture
You get the best chairs and rockers
You gel , the best rug's and carpets
You get the best prices best ol all
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DEALER IN
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