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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
3hpntuuu.

&rcatnrcrnc itub bet soot. - Stl'
trobS for ben plltoielige 90 ooloiom'
me Sneitormt iom raiebe ooer belle
stuten iorriee llse, leo &reahtrerne
Soa liben Sfube, % Sabet par ubetp-
oeligt. u. O.. 8reuitt, SefretGren
for Montand Stof 8roiperS Islocia'
ton, Tiger, at areaturerne bar / goo
Stanb fur ginteren at Der bar NOT
al Sober, og / oct belle bar Stlitan'
beu bebre, emo ben bar pGret paa
mango glar. 8aa @rrno al Ran9el
paa Sernbanepogne bill life me8et
mere aprg bIipe ienbt sitpper inar;
ifisut mango 8reatiiraplere gierne
pilbe blepet al meo meget al lit apGg,
maa De BOG boIoe BET Sinteren oper
al opennGpnet 8rlrno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
9offbar WoIafomn

&oitbar 8aIefamp. - Suit. Carl
Jon, iom bar annoiSat til SberiT |
Douglas Gountp. men bIep ilageit,
bar opgipet fine llbgiiter I WaIgtam.
pen at bore SLOT. Gisarer o.
rGorfrifninser" for galserne foitebe
BAN $466.35; ban betaIte $24S.25
for 5rpfning. o. ltbSeIine al Sort
foltcoe burn $i54.40. Carlton table
npeb firn noeIe faa Stemrer, % man
er MI interesieret | at pioe, bpab bet
foiteSe Wr. Biro at bIipe paIat til
Sberiff. SON fisrte ornfring | Gu.
perior ON aftenerne oa bcIbt Woane-
finstaIer fra en- gusgp os bapbe en-
@ut meo fig. Tom ipiaeoe aIarinet.
San apertereoe ogfaa liberalt I api.
ferne.
S~piqebnlene Inffes. Ropor War.
rem S. Gunis I Marinette befaIeoe
iioite Snsbags glften QoIitiet iii at
eisre ct anfaIo pua SaIooner %
Spiaebiie, og fem ianoanne bIep Inf
feoe. 5 to Suite fanot BoIitiet 81.
erne ifGro meo at tase pRf 8oroe %
dnore Spileapparater, og De blep ale
.tasne. 3ette SfriSt er ct Reiiltat
al Dc LAB, Tom Geprae Stone, ben
bortrsmte goeboIber for S. 9. @ooo-
man ! Weenpmtnee, Mih., Ieb. San
tabte Here Suienber og br,,ste andre
6olfs gense / fine Sorisg paa at
pinbe igien be table Collars. Map-
oren bar gibet Srbre til, at ane Spill.
lebuIer ifal liiffes og berefter boIbes
luffeoe.
8sueren frclfte BEN. - Da she.
riff Sod | Sntagomie 9ountp Sors.
bag pilbe tage @Speren CHARLES Snp
ser til S~tatsfpngiIet | @aitpim
iplirste benne: "Snab giorbe bu meo
9itrogIpceriner1, on tOg fre mis2"
Gen CT / 9aiementet / Goiirtbuiet,
bar Sparet. "gr on gal? Zen ptI
erploSere al fig ielp, 0erion aorfen
life tnses no." "a Gberiifen fom til.
baee % tog aorfer 10 al Slaifen, pi.
tie BET iig, at ben mart pilbe bape
erpLoSeret. Zen bIeb faitet no | gI.
ben, % Der piite fig en- blaa Slomme
paa Sanoet, iom bareSe | 20 Winu.
ter. Gouttpets gmbe6smGno priier
iig IpffeIig, at be eltbltit er iliue, og
at Gourtblriet / alppleton, iom foiter
enonu Itaar Der uIfaot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

cen ltstteoes ChpoIitioneu f,,n q
StnIien, meoens oQe ssmooter Tint
teoe fla til gmerifos sSoriIoo. .,
itaIienife 0eIeaereoe erfIprehe ,tro,
beo geapnheIieu. of be az Seuinn n
StaIiens Cperensfomit meS morror,-
life bar iitanb til at itemme for en-
Observation-Disclosures al @niitteIearo.
fen. Sc enoelife Deleoerebe oufebe.
at apnferencen i sImiubelio6eS ffuISe
peotage Hrincippet ON ben mi SeIe.
grnmuoperIing nnber Scrnoiptning
al De forifieIige S~eIifabers Snopil.
gelie, men CAB tiIiioit efter nieb Sen.
i'm til GoriIaset ON ~llouerIing af &c.
iegralnmer ineuein Sftb og Snno, Dog
nleo oen Stlfetelle, at oeriom pripate
SelllaDers ~aglflfafloner ifitloe neate
al peTorore Selegranllrlerrie lfliloe Ute.
gler'h9ei pore bereifigef til ersferl
leio al opretfe euer laoe anore oprefte
SiarloHer ! oeotonlileioe Srtrlff.
ufarthe. os Northumberland er itno'
iasne 1ra Soereisfoflltets oeliein'
meiler. Slgeeoes tan eflpoer ae9le'
r.hg uoeiutte en- eler ailoeh Ior oen
alhinhoeitee 2ra''t oeteiff Sfailon'
veeo tuloiageile az gnglano 90 Jia.
i'et pu rth'eiigo'o aue He9lerih9et
etupre' ui oe Ute OIL 9lsre Srh9 az
opl o'up~<eie8rul'en on DER plloe
opreaiel q tuertal'ohaif Splpsnmes'
" alregnu'sscnreun S'gpeo meo
y per ptpes Derh ior ~aln'll'oel's
poli % ~eeBfuI"
Yen paa aontereneert for traaNips
Sele9rafertt9 peota9rle internationally
&oitpeitttot for Haoio-Saegrafering
p.eo pe" QUE seooeal'per nltoer'trepel
" ue Seie9etepe . Spllla'lo, oe Uor'
e.eue S'uler, @rseHl'ha, Sel9teh'
otal.l'ei' oh'9ar'eh eplle, YAM
'.utt Spunteh, 0ranlf's' Storortta'
iaae', @rpleflaho' uh9arn, Sfal'en'
peelico' peonaoo, george Souano'
perl'eh, Porrigal Hnl'9illet, Hus'
ia'o, Soert9e' sprtlef o9 urligiiap.
e.et uet pu
9e oe VI ~Vl''u"o linieoe oor'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
, Nnrn Ynkntn.
2anbpriien AGAR o.. Mo

2anOpriien eaar up. @auoc,
Siiioefoper | 9idinion ioIgte nplie
1880 Mcres aernbaneInno | e
Toiunibip for $4,000. 2anoct fjsb'
ties oprinSeIig for 70 Geitts pr. acre
2rmlrftet 9ig. auguit 2onoins
Gig fanoteS forIeSen DAG itpffepts
ipreot longs Sernbanm neo Suggari
citation, fer WiI neitenfor Sarge,
Scpeoet, genene o. armene par al
ffaarnc og fanStes brer for ia. Nar
trcr, at Wanben ites al Scget Der Cd
begpnSte at gao frcmoper efter ga'
men, o. at Toset fom efter BAN ca
fisrte paa bam. San bar en- arbsi6s.
mano, men bar bel flG0t, o. man
tror, ban bar en- GROCER Der | N9r-
beoenz iom ban pilSe beige.
Gunntpet rppct. - Bengeifabene |
auoitsrens, &oSiererers % Megiiter
OF Geeos- aontorerne | Weoora, Bill.
lings Gountp, iprRnstes forleoen
Seat, os Reperne fit $3.50 | aasiere,
refts &ontor, iom bar bans esne Ven.
ge oa Der ingen bar al Gountpets
9enge | Safen. Sra Iegiiter Of DEEDS
Safe itinl De noget Grloitas, iom
Sberiffen bnb6e lagt IND Der. Rs.
perne ipnets at barre samlle | Saget
og at bore bel fle1bt | G%ourt5miet.
De eftcrloo iig intet Spor.
Martin Sasen blep forrise l1se or.
reIieret | StanIep, Baro Go,intp paa
antlage for at bane mprSet fin Bro.
Der og taget bans Sig meb fla 6Ianot
lit 8nas, oa ban flptteoe fra Gepils
Safe til Stanlep. San or III lssIaot,
eu Sberiffen fit llnberrctrina ON, at
Sagens groSer bor ilipe oa bar /
Canada. So9ens 4rreit oafte megen
Opiigt ! IeDils Safe, bpor ban er bel
fienot. San tr9ttebe ofte meb i'm
grober, og Oct gap anleSning til
Dtistanfen for WorS, Su 9roSeren
blep borte.
6ra Winut ifripes ben 1SSc bs. til
"0ecprab.FoIten": Gn iinq WnnS
peo Naon OIion bar Srebag Den 16be
I gpen, og benitnoo glfien forloo bon
Den for at gaa til I'm ;Surm. Der
toni en- ibPr Sneitornu, og GA ban bar
fcmmen Is MiI fra gpen, ait ban
inc til en- Sarmer os baS ON Suslp
Tatten. Sarmeren negte6e BAN
bette, og Sn Sliou bar beruiet, fom
De | SrGtte % SlagsmaaI Nion
banfeoe Surnneren og banS tire borne
Senrter % latte aiite6. Get bar ga
nsrft, % ban bleb noe ON Iatter og
frsS libel. San bar fremmeo berom.
og fom Sorsoag SEN 15oe til
~eiteufra. 81
Sragcoien upflaret. Sen ste Ssidi
1902 blep 0tr. og Wrs. Charles Mc.
Sormif fltnone bsoe | 9aoeppreliet |
1T Stem / @ranb SORTS, og Der bar
.ttet, ion funbe antpbe 0sbens glor.
eller Waabe. HuSiea Rinbe,y en-
llniueriitetS. Stiioent. iont Dor hos
OfcG ormifs sifte 9utter | Sorelore.
mes Sils, fnnbt benoe Sorsbngs Mpr.
gen bepioitIss I ianlnte gaoepn.
og en- ltnberiegelie bIep foreta.
get. &rreliet er Tibet og tet, OF en-
SoSopn BRIGGS til at ourme 8anoet.
fortprer al aiIipre /
iaa ingen fam lepe / ben, %
yet forflarer Ifr. og Mrs. WcGor.
nids 500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
- 104 -

Konstellation, Stieruebinebe; Stiernerues ~inobsrocs StiIiua
I'll Ell DIG lib; Samnenftiain9.
honsternaeon; sEOrfGrOelie 5%orblBHeIie; konsternere. for.
konstituere, fafiatte; iuoiatte; befitfe miSterttbia: konstitue.
ret mtolerttoi9 beIhttet; KonstitutiOn, 2e9emsbpentna;
rHtolerttot9 Seliffclie; @ruublop, 6prfatning; konsttutio.
mel lortatntr9sn9sfg; 9ruuoet I 2egentSbpgningeu iom
par Ut SGos belle 2e8srnet (omt SpsoOmmsl; konstitutiv.
Konstrqktion, Samueaietntua 9ssninssnaabe; sGtninas.
tor9Slo; konstruere, iamnsniGtie, bp5se; Konstruktgr,
pen, Der uotaitsr en- Ee9ning til noJet: 8gsmetsr.
en- Stats aseHt paa en- fremmeS SanoelsplaOs meo sub.
ra9t I'll at pdretage i'm RatipnS SaHoelS Hteresier; Konsu-
lat en- &pniuS GInbepe.
Konsulent, ~Staaogiuer; konsulere, rnabfpre fla nreO.
honsuita;ion' &aaSfn9uiHa R~aaoipreIie; konsultativ. raao'
konsument Sorbrnser; konsumere, fDrbruBe furtGre; Kon-
~ sum- konsumeIing, Konsunipton, Sprbru9.
kontagium, STLtttstofi kontagiSs, iuittenos
Sentant ! reoe BsT9s; iolio; Kontanter, reSe RerSs
contemplation, Ssitutlie, tnere Setrastnus; kontemplativ,
befnenoe, %inoaopenot
Kontenanee. Staining. SoIbRtna. SsIpbeberteIIe.
kontext S9nlnieah9Es, Gprbnbelie
honsinent Jaliane; continental JON ansaar 5aflauoet Girr
contingent Stbraa, faitlat anosl; Slabpenss
Nomination, SortIGtteie SSgge; nominations G gosrdnL.
Spsemaal, hporpeo en- 9ieuitan6 iGttes | GurbinbsIie meO ct
kontinuerlig. psSoareaee, taoie, f~orlgbenpe, iammen.
een9enee; Kontnuitet, Staoisbeo, ~uafbruot SaruneHbRng.
Konto. 81 KOnt, Gesntng; ben glaos, en- Saneelstuuoes Rega.
Hob inota8er I Sjgbmaueens Soueobss; Kontokurant, ID.
PENCE HeaHtH9; Saretortesuells nmo tlfeieoe 8riier; aabne
Konto, sipe areott; faIosre Konto, opsisre en- Resnins.
Kontor, Serretnin5srnnn; en- Gwbsosmauos Sfipejtus, pfeHt.
ltss arbsiospGrslis; Kontorist. Sstsut paa ct SOHtur.
kontra, ie contra.
konuabalance, NeoopRgt.
KOntrabande, Contrebande, Smnalerapps; forbuoue 8arsr.
kontra- Bas, 9asf0L BET itsrite ai ale StgpsstnftrIHentsr
Kontragog, RebreJuiussboa. BOO, bpori en- auaee iaar opI,res
pct be Sarer, ban taser pon &rsoiL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27
Eun gnkntn.

Spincfolcra er nSbritSt omfrina
MPiller | Saub Gountn og ilere me.
get tore 90 feSe Spiu err nsoe. Nan
tror, Smoommeu braetes inS meo
Soin, iom inbfsrtes fra Sen ipbsit.
Iise Gel al Staten, og ser er intet
muoet 0Piboel MOB ben enc itrift apa.
ranfPne.
Stor SiScbranb. SdS brsS Sors.
bags aften lss t Sberman .9pgnin'
gen | aberbeen % ebcla9oc Sberman
SoteI, ell IepartementSbutif cit Gis
garbittif, TO 9orberituer, en- &eitalt.
rant % ct gpotef. g. Sarien, en-
SonbeIsreiierbe fra minneapolis,
tror man or ontfommen, ho ban life
er ieet, iiben Slben begpnbte. 8. u.
8lod fra aaniaS Gitp, &. arnbiou
fra minneapolis, s. g. Iaguire %
IS. 6. Gore ira ct. RauI forn iaapibt
no ilibe. gienoomstabet bar 5000.
600, bporaf SaIpSeIen bar bGffet al
Ishlrance.
S~rGnoicl moi. - 8. .. RaineD fra
SoneS Soueitco6 pefteufcr Misiouri.
Sloben bar forIeoeu Tag | Iierre %
iagoe, at SoIf papSc Srplloe nof |
sen Del Of Staten, % at ingen bauoe
Iiot noeet poo 8riutS al De iioitc
Cages fclSc @eir. Serrrboitefompa-
met iragter inS 8ld Iongs belle ga.
uen ian Iongt Sen er fGrbig iao Der
er inaett sSnre. 3. 8. Rornlan Tom
ira 8rinbitoue iii Gierrc, % ban Il.
ger, at SoIf | bans Smfreos 6riiger
Sch til @rGnSe, % ser er ingcn Sore
fcr RangcI pda grrnbieI ser.
Irbcioerue CT faa. clearinghouse
Manufacturing 50. bar beiIuttet at
fIpttc lin Sobrif ira Gutter til Seu'
Der, Colo, iorSi &c life fan fao ar.
teioerc ncf | Gutter. llnSer Scn op.
r~inbeIige S%perersfomIt meb 9pen
ifltIbe Ser ifuffes $50 Irbeibere, men
&ompmriet bnr nIbrig fact oncr IS
CO ofte't finn mellem 40 og 60 arbei'
Scrc. Subrifcu pil, naar Dent flDtteS,
bIinc 0iort megct itsrre. Wtinen, ioln
Iigaer 6 WiI ira Gutter, bill fremoe'
les Blue brcbeu, % WSica bill blipe
icnot til Eobrifen | Seiiper.
Efpnumiifc GmbcSsmGnb. 49, llb-
aifterre til StotetS Gopitolfomutis'
ZION for Se SiS. ben bar beitanet,
bar oaret SSt4.92. Sette inobefat.
Ter Ioertcring, llS9iiter pcS Salg al
aapitcIlorb % commissioners per
ionIige ltoaifter, Tom beleb Jig til
1926. 80. Set slrbeibe, beu bar ITO.
iert, er SaIg al SanS FOR $780,
600, 3lancr for belle &Muiugeu %
@rnomlrsu er Ingt for Sen enc 6let
al anpitolbpguingen. Get bar pGret
paaItaaet, at Sortb Iafotos afiGrer
bar rrret efononliif iorpolteoe, cg
pbenitaaeuoe er ct IIaaenoe .@epts for
SduSheoen al Senue Baaitan6.
2iatig 9%upaipuiug. - Oct tesner
til, at ser pil bIioe Here pigtiae Sooe
ueStagre al npite 9~esiSIatur. Sra
&ierre meN0eles M, at Here al 2egiS'
IatlrenS ReSIemmer bill fomme mCb
S~opiorilog, iom paa 5orbaanN er no
arbeisebe. Zen ierite 2oo, iom man
nil ieee Of ioa oeStoget, er en- Eri'
mGrpaIeIop. Nere 6oriIae til en-
iaa0an rI bItue braat inc, % man
boober OF iaa CT &ompromis titanS.
2oreH ffoI trGhe frat itrar uSeu at
ooeratoeS til GoIfet iii 4%fiteuuiua.
Ssieitcret bar iagt, al BET life por
rsSUenoig OF unosrtaite en BrimGr.
polgloo 6oIsets afitcmniug. III uTs
ite 8igtigbeo er ogiaa el anti!SaS.
2op. iom uSer Spil ~IigeIeSes uil bti
peStaeen ienere no | Sesiionen. Ger
r9it fommer Ell Sob ON Sorrens. Sp.
iternet for S~oerbraeeIie al 9arb, iom
man pI isee at iaa igierueu.
SPuh aTfenroh- M,H.,a All 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

1aSeren Gtrenst): "Ssr MI paa
mig, Hagrtbilb, on ntaa life Iabe ben
,,nge Wanb iiboe og inaffe meb Dig
iaa l9rtge uboper Ratten bDer eneite
aften. Oct er life pasienoe. Spab
tiger sin Dior til oet?"
8agnBilb: gun tiger, at @Gn.
Sene life Der foranbret fig oct minSite
iiSen oin l1ngoom, Bapa."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

Cremneoorobog, buoraf oumfmuenbee r Ell 8rgbe T al puror@utis flor Rme for ben
~ tenknbe 2er &a im bet err taHer mar pmU ct Orb im man life thfuGe frFans oa
ur mon bar iuobou banos Geen Bog ub Samben tu nan unbase os foe Gres 90
mbbunon % fn ius for ben utmiubaie Rrs mb "Seoab.8Ohr4, nmGs St25i SrFua
GSuSe: B. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
ty Sueu &c tMags for 81 gma
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

st paffert illuitreret Brogram, be.
ifripenbe Gunarb 2iniens itorartebe
Sul.@rfuriioner, ienoes frit til en-.
bber iom tiIifrioer Gunaro Sine, 302
2nb slpe. 60, minneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-27

Senb "Sscorabs gpfen" til SIeat on
Seuner | 9amIc. sanoet.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-06

Misses WEIGH. Speer and Hendricks
gave a taffy pun and an informal
social to Messrs. Wheat, Sphinx and
Treadway, the boys who came over
from Williamsburg to spend Thanks
giving. A very enjoyable evening was
passed popping corn and pulling taffy.
Cleye Woolf is making a flying trip
to South Greenfield, Mo-, this week
on business.
Mr.. Mute Ogg, a brother of w "A
ogg is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mr. Alex Vaughn died of pneumonia
last Sunday night at his home on the
Walnut Meadow pike. He was sixty
seven years old the goth day OF Sep
TENDER He had been member of
the Glade Christian Church for a num-
Der of years He leaves a widow who
was Miss Bette Galloway, a daughter
Of the late Frank Galloway, three sons
and a daughter. The community ex-
tends sympathy to the bereaved family
Mr.. A. p. Settle, Sr.. and family,
formerly Of Louisville, have moved in
10 one Of the Berea Real Estate hous-
es on Center street.
Rev. Simpson Mcclure conducted
the services at Narrow Gap Church
Sunday evening.
Miss Sarah Dowden is able to re-
sumo her work in the bank, after an
illness Of almost two months.
Mrs. J. -. Fox, who Is living at
Narrow Gap has been seriously Ill
with pneumonia.
Jack Henderson, who has been work
Ing al la Toilette. Tenn, for the past
few months has come home to spend a
few weeks.
The work on DIR. Bakers brick build
ing>is progressing rapidly.
Miss Mary Adams was very sick last
week but is some better.
Master Herbert Davidson is very
sick.
The pupils Of Union Church Sunday
School are planning to have Christmas
exercises.
The Harmonic Society gives the
beautiful clntanta THE Daughter of
Jairus" in the College Chapel. Monday
night, December 17th.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-06

Music Company of Lexington, was
in town last week Monday.
Miss Esther Faville and Mr.. Vern-
Oh WheeiGon spent from Thursday till
Monday visiting friends in Williams
lug.
Mrs X. U Putnam was unable 30
meet her classes several days last
week.
The Athletic Association took in
something like forty dollars from the
proceeds Of the football game Thanks
giving day,
The lecture given by DR.. Cook to
Upper Chapel Monday morning on
Adventures and Other Things in Eur
ope" was very much enjoyed and all
are anxious to be present when he
continues the story.
The Thanksgiving social given to
the students and teachers at the
Chapel Thursday evening was quite a
success. A short program was well
rendered.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-06
Berea and Vicinity.
GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES
oeoeosososoeosoeoeOeoeoso sosososoeosoeosososoS

is visiting his father at Wallaceton
and other relatives and friends.
We are glad 20 see Mr.. J. b Rich
ardson oui again after a severe attack
OF typhoid. Mr.. Richardson will soon
be able to resume his work in the
store.
Mrs Jim Coyle, who is living at Big
Hill spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Logsdon.
The Fancy Work Club meets this
week with Mrs. Fay Hanson.
The upper floor of Mr. Burdette's
house on Chestnut street is now being
occupied by Mrs. Dowden and family.
Mrs. Sarah Yansey. Secretary Of the
w. G. b. NJ. entertained a number OF
young ladies at the Parsonage Monday
afternoon.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-06

Noel Mitchell, who has been drum
ming In Minnesota for some time has
returned home for the holidays.
c. l.. Hanson was In Cincinnati the
first OF the week.
Among the people who attended
court at Richmond were Messrs. II. l..
Richardson, w. A. Ogg and Il. Scriv-
ner.
J. II. Jackson and family have re-
Gently moved into Mr.. Pasco's house
on Chestnut street.
J. o. Gibson from Cincinnati was
here the first part OF the week.
Mrs. G. NJ. Green, wife OF our popn-
lar grocer. is away this week on
visit with her relatives in Garrard
county.
Green Gabbard of Chesterland, O.,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-06
TAKE NOTICE.
Everybody Going

To the Chapel next Saturday night at
Z o'clock to hear the famous lecture
by DR. .Hindley, "Will 1t Take?" You
will hear the answer after the lecture
is over, but the answer will make you
feel sad If you haven't heard what
DIR. Hindley said about It. Adults, 25
cents; children, IS cents.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-12-06
College Items
HERE AND THERE


Mrs. Dlnsmore is able to be out
again.
James Combs is able to be out but
is not on duty yet
Bessie Hoskins. who is teaching
at LakeviJe. KY, expects to be in
school this winter.
Isaac Terry and his sister Cappie
Of Turkey, Ky. write that they will
return 70 school this winter
Mr.. Osborne was in Frankfort Mon
day on business for the College.
President Frost preached in Upper
Chapel Sunday night and DIR. Thomson
IN Main Chapel
Miss Robinson gave the Monday
lecture on Venice at Main Chapel
Mr.. William snrague gave a Thanks
giving sermon at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning Mr.. Hudson
will preach there next Sunday morn
ing
For the last two Sundays the Y.
W. c. A. has been herring some very
interesting and instructive reports of
the girls who attended the Danville
convention.
Lucy and Gilbert Rawlings Of Burn
ing Springs viii be in school this win
ter
Frank Wheat, Earl Sphinx and Ches-
ter Trmdway Of Williamsburg spent
Thanksgiving with old friends and
classmates.
VIM. Hopkins. one Of our students
Of last year. IS now assistant at Rabun
Gap. Georgia Industrial School. He
writes very encouragingly Of his work.
Dora Sparks, of Waneta. Ky, who
was here last year, will return this
winter.
Mr. Malcolm Holiday. a former stu
dent of Beroa, now a United States
Revenue officer located at aJckson,
Breathitt county. Ky, was here last
week visiting his brother.
Mr.. J. c. Kindred, former Berea stu
dent. now with the Montenegro Riehm
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For Sale;-One fourth, one half or
the whole of my farm. NJ. X. Pasco.
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are now arranging the
! argest and most com
pl ete line OF Holiday
Goods ever put in by any
concern in this County
Don't take our word for
1t but come and bring
your friends and see for
yourself that this is
the greatest arrange
ment OF Hol iday Pres
ents, Gifts, etc. ever
on sal e in the County.
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prices to suit every
body.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

White or cream is added to grey, grey to
dark blue and even dark green. Scarlet is
especially becoming to children, but more
white sweaters are seen trimmed with scar
let than employed for entire garments-that
is, among the better dressed youngsters.
Vogue of Norfolk Sweaters
Among the best selling designs are those
patterned after the Scottish Norfolk jackets,
Even in jackets which stop at the waist the
box plaits are evident.
A particularly good looking one is seen
ON this page in dark red, color more
pleasing than brilliant red. A child's gar
ment in white is attractively enlivened with
scarlet band trimming A model is also
depicted showing the tartan plaid reyers
Among the best tght-fttlng designs is the
one shown in the left hand cOrner-the very
acme of neatness The newest pattern in
blouse sweaters also appears. 1t is Gro
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

protector, with high roll collar, and is fre-
quently worn independent of the sweater
with tailored street suits.
For skating and other outdoor sports this
little accessory is especially desirable, and
does away with the fur neckpiece, which,
unless quite small, like cravat, is sure to
be in the way.
Many of the sweaters are so made that
they may be worn open at the neck in front.
This detail is especially noticeable on double
breasted garments, which are so fashionable
this winter.
Sleeves are made over several attractive
designs. Some are almost as small as
coat sleeves. but the latest models show
much more fullness being patterned after
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

the modified leg O. mutton type. The cuffs
are both wide and narrow and turn back
from two to four inches.
Blouse sweaters are seen in compliance to
the outline of the straight front, the puff
over the waist line being but slight. Small
tall-pieces from two and half to six and
eight inches are seen upon many of this
seasons best STYLES. This detail is copied
from the style in short hip length coats.
Pleasing Play Of coors
Color for sweaters must be discreetly
chosen when worn as a whole or only por-
ton of the garment.
Several years ago college girls wore vivid
colors, but q decided improvement has been
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

made. White or cream white, with the in
itials of the alma mater in colors, has come
to be recognized as better taste, which 1t
undoubtedly is
Dark blue and grey should always be
chosen in preference TO hunters green and
scarlet. There are some women, however,
who should choose neutral colors, but who
set aside these and so in for those which
might even spoil the beauty of an acknowl-
edged belle.
Grey in several shades is chosen in pref
erence TO white because 1t is known to
give much service before cleaning.
A pleasing touch Of color is given to neu-
tral coors by a dash of contrasting shade in
the collar, cuffs and glrdle
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

cheted in the fan or shell stitch, and has
revers which may be worn closed and high
storm collar.
There is a proper and improper time TO
wear sweater the same as for any other
garment in the feminine wardrobe.
For country wear and sports it is fire.
quently Worn as the only outside garment
and no uncomplimentary criticism can be
Justly made. For wear in cities and towns
a contrary etiquette prevails.
No woman should think of appropriating
the sweater as coat for any but the
above named purposes. She should not
wear it when she goes a-shopping or a-call-
ing and for similar service. This is In In
excusably bad taste and Immediately pro-
claims the social status of the wearer
Children in the country and cities wear
them to school and at play, but this privi-
lege must moi be extended to their elders
MARJORIE.