PARIS. August 11 (A 3 ).—Frank M.
Boggs, an American artist, died yes
terday at his home, in Moudon. a
suburb of Paris.
Frank M. Boggs was born in
Springfield. Ohio, in 1865, and studied
art under (Jerome, at the Ecole des
Beaux Arts. Paris. He has exhibited
his paintings in France and Germany.
The French government, purchased his
"Place de la Bastile" for the Luxem
burg Museum. He received the silver
medal at the Paris Salon in 1899.
Poland’s building is> at a standstill,
and many tradesmen are out of work.
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The bitter past,
More welcome
is the sweet
SHAKESPEARE
There is no bitter
past to our bills. They
are welcome because
they carry no extra
interest nor service
charges and sweet
because at our store
you are charged only
for what you bought
and what you got.
Nothing added to any
accounts?
We do not penalize
our friends.
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in
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You will find every pro
vision for delightful
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deck space for recrea
tion, lounging and liv- i
ing accommodations in
good taste, excellent
cuisine, enjoyable com*
panionship.
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