THE BEST SILVER PLATED KNIVES, FORKS SPOONS, etc., made in this country are stamped WalHn^ford, Ct Be sure that the labels on each package read WM. ROGERS, with Wallingford, Conn., as the place of manufacture, and you will have goods warranted to give satisfaction. Ask Your Dealer \y \i/ w for this Brand.... ^'"^ ^'^ ^ and if he does not keep it write to the manufacturers, Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. SII-VERSMITHS, Wallingford, Conn; or Chicago, 111. For High Grade Silver Plated Hollow Ware, ask for Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'s Quad- ruple Plate. Stamped Tea Sets, Waiters, Water Sets, Bread Trays, etc., in Sterling and Plate. Silver and Nickel Chafing Dishes Send for Special Circular showing patterns and prices. Address, Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., Cordova Pattern. CHICAGO, ILL. J. G. BUTLER. J. J. BUTLER. TELEPHONE OAKLAND 42. BUTLER BROTHERS, Sanitary pid(T\bi95, Qas pittif}? & Seu/er Btjildi^^, 5214 Lake Avenue, Jobbing Promptly Attended to. i^, CIIICACO. FEILCHENFELD BROS. CASH PURVEYORS OP GROCERIES . and MEATS, 312-315 55th St., Hyde Park. TEL. OAK. 233. WISLER & SEITZ, Leaders in First-Class STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries. Meats, AT LOW PRICES. 55lh St. and .Jefferson Ave., Chicago. MRS. M. S. HOLMES. E. G. HOLMES. Mrs. Holmes Home Baking Co. 142 E. 53cl Street. Home Made Bread and Rolls. Maccaroons. Lady Fingers. Pate Shells. Charlotte Russe, Doughnuts. Cream Puffs Eclairs. Boston Brown Bread. Baked Beans. Cakes of all kinds to order. Bread and Rolls Delivered Before Breakfast. DON'T FAIL to give us a trial ^^ ■■ AX rj" ^^ when in ueed of ^^ ^t Vi/ Cb ^D WE AIM TO PLEASE. A. J. Saohtleben, 274t E. 55th St. Certainly we do repairing. John A. Ettierington, ■:-Eastlake Market,- :■ 54 Thirty- First Street, - CHICAGO Telephone, South 162 15 Forty-Serenth St., - KENWOOD Telephone, Oakland 322, PATENT APPLIED FOE THE ROYAL COMBINED WAIST AND HOSE SUPPORTER Made in Black and White and in Sizes to fit All Children from 2 to 10 Years of Age. These garments have an advantage over all others by being ADJUSTABLE, j The slide on the suspender straps makes them longer or shorter as it is moved s up or down, and the suspender straps in the back being ELASTIC, prevents the ; buttons being torn off; and another superiority is their being made of GOOD \ material and first-class workmanship. They support the whole weight of skirts, drawers and pants, as well as the stockings, from the shoulders, anc. to allow of THAT, the waist band should be LOOSE and EASY. They are two . garments in one. They should be found at all First-Class Dry Goods Stores EVERYWHERE. But if not found there, they will be sent by mail, to any address, upon receipt of price. Fifty Cents. State size wanted — No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 or No. 4. G. W. HOYT & CO., Sole IVIanuf3Cturers, 243 Monroe Street, CHICAGO. Delicate Dishes. A COOK BOOK Compiled by Ladies of St. Paul's Church, / CHICAGO, . ILLINOIS. 1896 > ( APR x^\m] ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR 1 e»6, -^ BY W. H. FRENCH, W\ * IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN CONbRCSS, IN WASHINGTON Q^b PRESS OF ^ EARL B. SMITH & CO. ^ PRINTERS 350 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO TEL. HARRISON 11

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THE BEST SILVER PLATED KNIVES, FORKS SPOONS, etc., made in this country are stamped Wallingford, Ct Be sure that the labels on each package read WM. ROGERS, with Wallingford, Conn., as the place of manufacture, and you will have goods warranted to give satisfaction. Ask Your Dealer \y \i/ w for this Brand.... ^'"^ ^'^ ^ and if he does not keep it write to the manufacturers, Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. SILVERSMITHS, Wallingford, Conn; or Chicago, 111. For High Grade Silver Plated Hollow Ware, ask for Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'s Quadruple Plate. Stamped Tea Sets, Waiters, Water Sets, Bread Trays, etc., in Sterling and Plate. Silver and Nickel Chafing Dishes Send for Special Circular showing patterns and prices. Address, Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., Cordova Pattern. CHICAGO, ILL. J. G. BUTLER. J. J. BUTLER. TELEPHONE OAKLAND 42. BUTLER BROTHERS, Sanitary Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Seu/er Btjildi^^, 5214 Lake Avenue, Jobbing Promptly Attended to. i^, CIIICACO. FEILCHENFELD BROS. CASH PURVEYORS OP GROCERIES . and MEATS, 312-315 55th St., Hyde Park. TEL. OAK. 233. WISLER & SEITZ, Leaders in First-Class STAPLE AND FANCY Groceries. Meats, AT LOW PRICES. 55lh St. and .Jefferson Ave., Chicago. MRS. M. S. HOLMES. E. G. HOLMES. Mrs. Holmes Home Baking Co. 142 E. 53cl Street. Home Made Bread and Rolls. Maccaroons. Lady Fingers. Pate Shells. Charlotte Russe, Doughnuts. Cream Puffs Eclairs. Boston Brown Bread. Baked Beans. Cakes of all kinds to order. Bread and Rolls Delivered Before Breakfast. DON'T FAIL to give us a trial ^^ ■■ AX rj" ^^ when in ueed of ^^ ^t Vi/ Cb ^D WE AIM TO PLEASE. A. J. Saohtleben, 274t E. 55th St. Certainly we do repairing. John A. Ettierington, ■:-Eastlake Market,- :■ 54 Thirty- First Street, - CHICAGO Telephone, South 162 15 Forty-Serenth St., - KENWOOD Telephone, Oakland 322, PATENT APPLIED FOE THE ROYAL COMBINED WAIST AND HOSE SUPPORTER Made in Black and White and in Sizes to fit All Children from 2 to 10 Years of Age. These garments have an advantage over all others by being ADJUSTABLE, j The slide on the suspender straps makes them longer or shorter as it is moved s up or down, and the suspender straps in the back being ELASTIC, prevents the ; buttons being torn off; and another superiority is their being made of GOOD \ material and first-class workmanship. They support the whole weight of skirts, drawers and pants, as well as the stockings, from the shoulders, anc. to allow of THAT, the waist band should be LOOSE and EASY. They are two . garments in one. They should be found at all First-Class Dry Goods Stores EVERYWHERE. But if not found there, they will be sent by mail, to any address, upon receipt of price. Fifty Cents. State size wanted — No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 or No. 4. G. W. HOYT & CO., Sole IVIanuf3Cturers, 243 Monroe Street, CHICAGO. Delicate Dishes. A COOK BOOK Compiled by Ladies of St. Paul's Church, / CHICAGO, . ILLINOIS. > ( APR x^\m] ENTERED ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR 1 e»6, -^ BY W. H. FRENCH, W\ * IN THE OFFICE OF THE LIBRARIAN CONbRCSS, IN WASHINGTON Q^b PRESS OF ^ EARL B. SMITH & CO. ^ PRINTERS 350 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO TEL. HARRISON 11

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