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20 years His brother was a distin-
guished preacher in Washington, DC
Dr. Cuthbert was stricken with grip
last year and shortly afterwards he
suffered a severe attack OF typhoid.
His fine constitution enabled him to
pull through both Of these attacks. A
few weeks ago he was stricken with a
stomach trouble and later his heart
becam me affectd. He was thought to
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-19

be reco, ering but today when a mem
Der CT his no Lsehold went to call him
to dinner he was found dead in his
c lair. DIR. Cuthbert is survived by
his wife.
No announcements, have been made
as to funeral arrangements but it is
probable hat the interment will take
place here tomorrow afternoon.
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prove under home treatment.

prove under home treatment.
Mrs. G.. Nj Adams has been suffer
ing with cold for two weeks. We are
glad to say she Is convalescent.
Mr. =. b. Kneece, who has been ~uf-
feriDg with an abcesS, Is out again.
The moving spirit is still on.
Are you going to court? is the pass
word now.
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DEAD
TN CHAIR.
A PROMINENT BAPTIST MINISTEl
OF AIKEN PASSES AWAY.

Aiken, Jan. 16-Rev. Lucius Cuth-
bert, d. D., well known and highly
rega rded Baptist minister, died at his
home near Aiken at O'CLOCK this af-
ternoon DR.. Culhbert was about 70
years OF age and was known all over
this section, having preached often in
Augusta and served as pastor In Char
lesion for some years. He was pastor
u the Aiken Baptist church for over
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

To make biscuits light-drench with
gasoline and ignite before serving.
How to keep servants-chlorofor
them and lock in the cellar.
Quickest way to get rid Of peddlers
buy all they have.
How TO remove fruit stains from
linen Use scissors
To keep rats out Of the pantry
--r'ac. all food in the cellar.
To ,n,ertain women visitors-1e ct
lme.u inspect all your private papers.
To entertain men visitors-feed the
brutes.
To keep the children at home
ro"'. W 81 +nc'- clothes
a Aecg luulg j., mg--i.-c .-
uqee
I.l arto pray.0ta..1er i0 NE
c.au % o. arr ra5 can N.ti
~ l.a. pi-l eu.
ror tire e.rr,' Fu e,r
T. o,g CD. agas aLge
I. le sss-
.t. ..,. .. .U a. l'-sc-
10 propitiate the Janl,ol-.U 49, :
b. done Smart set
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.a,nIvI. he mas Ills own wnGu anu pu-
atoes; pays no insurance Or house
rent, and sometimes fails 10 pay for
MS guano and the preacher. still lis
rations and wealth increase. Who
then Won dn't be farmel?
To show the increase Of the Sand
Hill farmer, will cite the home Of
Mr. &. L. ;aiientine fouT auI Onoy
half miles south OF Gilbert's, where
triplet girl babies made their appear
ance last II ursday, weighing respec-
lively, Al, 81 and St pounds. These
three blushing little maids, am told
bY their grand father, seem to be i'm
good health, and each one looks 81
much like both the others that you
can't tell 'tother from which.
Mrs. y. B. Watson who has been in
the hospital in Augusta has returned
home much worse than She was before
Z ing. We trust that she will i'm
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Galky's expense. He pretended
be drunk and made a number of
4 threats, which haG a visible eff
{, because he is knoIn as a man
lom IL would noC be wise To come in
tact with while he WAS on the war
tn.
After telling the boy that lie
i ought he would kill him then, and
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1906-01-19

NEGRO INTO DEAD FAINT.

~ day last week the patrons OF
| known barber shop on Bruan
ct were given quite Il shock and
ple "a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Pure wool clothes for men are SC
rare that but two or three manufac'
~turers in the United States OAR guar
aptee their productions to be absolute
" ali wool and we are handling one o.
these lines. Let US ht you out In ON
of these warranted suits. d2-wl
RICKETTS, s. EsMoSs d. G. 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
nub,,c Two rooms will be for the la,

public. Two rooms will be for the Ia
dies and two for gentlemen. They
will be light, airy and perfectly sani'
tary. The County Court has contrac-
ted with Leslie Ferris to install 10
these 4 rooms some Of the finest and
most sanitary plumbing ever seen In
Mexico. One room down stairs In the
southwest corner will be for ladies
iouly and have latest STYLE water clos
est and ~lavitories, also a room up
stairs for LADIES with all conveniences'
This will be greatly appreciated by
ladies from q distance who are called
as witnesses and compelled to remain
in attendance Of court all day. There
will be a g~entleman's toilet room ao'
jacent to the grand jury room and ONT
north Of the petit jury box. The
plumbing fixtures will arrive this weei
and Leslie Ferris will set a good fore
of men to work at once and have then
completed within 30 days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Holiday Announcement

having bought our Holiday
A early We can give you the
~ Of Selection as well as the
vt prices. We have made a
t.l Effort to out do our former
EnsS.
bur line this year is mucn more
,mlye than formerly, and the
u will be very interesting to
u who care to save on their
boy purchases. Out OF town
|sVsrs can make no mistake In
uprthis store headquarters We
ssly save you the time,t trouble
nllroad fare, besides giving
one Of the largest stocks in
ito to select from Don't de-
pm holiday shopping TIN the
Two weeks, as you well know
.tths last rush means. Come
blnd save time and money by
spng at the
IlIIGN Variety Store,
West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Yorwerk. zimmerman

Mr.. Theodore Vorwerk, OF East ST.
Louis and Miss Eettie Linnemann, Of
Martinsburg, were united In marriage
In this city Wednesday, mOrning.
The groom is a we'll known ball player
Of st. Louis, having performed with
the Dlels and Dittman teams for the
past several years,
i The bride is the daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Jas. Linnemann Of Martins
burg, and is quite popular with all
that know him.
Mr.. vorwerk is a personal friend o.
Messrs Dricoll and Mueller, The
clothiers Of this city, whom be me
while the latter were living In st
Louis.
The LEDGER joins host Of friend
In extending congratulations and oes'
wishes to the happy bride and groom.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Public Sale !
Tuesday, December II.

Having sold my farm, l will sell az
public auction at my farm, IL miles
northwest OF Mexico and t mile west
of Bryant School House, on Tuesday
December IL, 1906, the following de-
scribed property, to'wit;
SO HEAD OF LIVE STOCK.
HORSES-l sorrel mare, nine years
old: 3 horses, eight years old; ! seven
old.
CATTLE - l extra good Jersey
COW.
HOGS-7 extra good Poland-Chin
brood sows; % shoats, weigh l25 to l6O
lbs.
HAY-6 stacks Of good hay.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
good wagon, 2good set of tug har'
ness, i corn planter, l good GAINESVILLE
disc, / new sixteen.inch pillow, shovel
cultiyators and other plows, harness,
Sc. corn shelter, Cyclone seeder,
many blacksmith tools, &C, TOO mum
erous to mention; 2 buggles, single
harness, 1 two seated carriage. l NC
Oormick Big Four mower l DAN
rake. o..o,;,o ono,re
muunted on trucks with wood saW,
Household and Kitchen Furnlture
Ali household and kitchen furniture,
stoves, sc. Everything goes No reserVa'
tions "a .,o,ooL a m
Terms OF SALE-All sums OF w
and under, cash; over that amount
credit Of a months will be given VIII
sn anproyed bankable note bearing
a az cent. interest from date OF sal
SntSInS to be removed until terms ar
complied with. Lunch served by Pau
Weber. HOWARD.
JAMES FORD, Auctoneer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

At Billy Kemper's you can now get
warm within and without. Leslie
Ferris has just finished q one thousand
dollar steam heating plant for him,
heating his saloon, billiard nan q
entire upper stories.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Hush Leslie Ferris has contracted
with one Of Mexico's best society
young men for a model bath room and
full set Of ~up.to.date plumbing fix.
lures suitable for a residence large
enough for two.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Frank Carter's nice residence on
Woodlawn avenue is being pushed
along by Contractor Elliott notwith'
standing the bad weather. Leslie
Ferris has the contract for plumbing
and Leslie will be there with the
goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

You should see our exclusive designs
In Hand Painted Limoges China
Plates put In fancy Xmas boxes at
81 90 Sterling Silver Thimbles 800.
MEXICO VARIETY STORE,
d&wl West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

for five years on our SOC and CSC gold
filed plain and set rings. Solid gold
set rings, $l.50 and 50 90.
MEXICO VARIETY STORE
d&wl West Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Don't blame the cOokl Get her a
Bement Range. makes Cooking
Easy" A car load Of these famous
ranges lust received. Prices rea'
sonable. d2tw&wti
SnurH SIDE Hardware STORE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Ross Cauthorn, living on East Love
street, has contracted with Leslie
Ferris for one Of the incest bath room
outfits to be seen. Leslie gets the
good ones
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Big Reduction in Millinery.

Big Reduction in Millinery.
s7.00 and IS 90 Millinery for $4.9S.
$500 and $500 Millinery for 1898.
$500 and IS 90 Millinery for s2.9
$3.50 and 50 90 Millinery for sl,98.
You know that when we advertise a
reduction In Millinery that 1t means
Millinery below cost Now is youI
chance. d2-wl
FREDENDALL & WILKINS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
NAV Get Good Foods Convention
Hare.

D. Ward King, whose split log drag
has done 50 much for the country
roads, is 10 this city looking over the
field and seeing OF Mexico is the town
for a good roads convention next
spriug.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Big Reduction in Millinery

Big Reduction in Millinery.
800 and $500 Millinery for s4,98.
$500 and So 90 Millinery for 81 {.
$500 and $500 Millinery for 81 9S.
$3.50 and $500 Millinery for sl,98.
You know that when we advertise
reduction In Millinery that 1t means
millinery below cost. Now is youl
chance. d2.w1
FREDENDALL & WILKINS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

The Worrell cottage on South
Clark avenue has lately added a pretty
little bath room with modern fixtures,
Leslie Ferris did the plumbing,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
SHORT HORNS AGAIN.

s. P. Emmons will sell 30
head. Dec. 18th 1905. At
I,ongbranch Stock Farm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Audrain county is always doing the
right thing. -Four additional nice
toilet rooms being fitted up for the
rest and convenience Of patrons and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Buggies.

Only two runabouts and few Dug
pIes and surreys. Now is your chance
for a bargain. Come In and price
them. wi FERRIS & OAUTHoRN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Mr.. Richards has moved into the
varnon property on South Jefferson
street Leslie Ferris installed a nice
| lot OF plumbing In the house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Solid gold rings $50 up to $50
Diamonds at bearings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

The Radiant Home is the fuel save,
and the perfect heater.
d2w1 FERRIS & OAuruopN
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Leslie Ferris will start the plumb
ers to work this week on the shoe
factory. Contractor Ballew having
received bis brick,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Contractor Sanford has about fin
ished Mr.. Horizons nice cottage on
West Love street. Leslie Ferris did
the plumbing In city style.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Miss Eva Blythe, who is attending
the State University will spend
Thanksgiving at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

@. f. Clark has had some nice
plumbing fixtures Installed in his new
residence. Leslie Ferris did the
plumbing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Special

Il dozen Jap hand palnted
'al's and Peppers, worth
PC Tor this sale, each loc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

FOR SALE = Thoroughbred huff
Plymouth Rock chickens.
r. B. CALDWELL,
d3'wl 522 Western Ave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Miss oordia Mundy will spend ii
winter In California.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
nee. devil
FREDENDALL & Wilkins,

August Webber's new cottage in
north Mexico is about completed.
Leslie Ferris did the plumbing,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

The newest things 10 wool dress
goods-plaid and plain silks-36 inch
guaranteed black taffeta silk 81 yard.
RICKETTS, & EMMoNs. d G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

The Owl Club boys have leased the
room over Dams real estate Office In
the VIM. Morris building on Jeffer-
son street. Leslie Ferris is now put
ting In new plumbing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Shoe Dept.

1900 worth OF Rubber Footwear bought ior
: special sale.
as one buckle Duck White Felt Boots, as gooo aS
Aa can buy and worth 81. rs pair; In tnis 0 OK
4ens \ o.
~ Duck Boot, the "a 90 kind, 10 this SAFE = M
#hfs n. $500.
IshOll Edge Buckle Artics, red fleece lineu os
SUI worth sl,50 pair; Ia this sale, pair'''' oac
s sms ! Buckle Artics, pair ......,'..,..j,"0 ~
srseS storm Ruhbers, worth SOC; Oh Saie asc
- = . .''..... ...... .....s...- Al Az
~nH.utlVe on Blankets. .........a 500, ~ ~
n9e OF Mems Work Shoes at 81 10, SLID
Ipu y 90 are good, strong values.
nOiS School Shoes at sl.00, 81 50 and slS
~ the best money can buy.
= lOf eyerybody-the biggest line 10 Au-
"@h County. Prices always the lowest
Clothing Dept.
! Dozen OF those Ribbed Corduroy Pants
sos worth 81 80 pair, never rip and no ou~ , os
NJ IN 20 pull out; on sale, pair. 49,, az Al IA
b. H.. ~ OOdts. ..... .eIvoi
aue Oh Mems 6ec Overalls are sold oy many
my az sl.00-a saving for you OF sl0-
:" you let us show your
DOLLS! DolIsl For Everybody!
seskd Dolls .10c, 23c, 4sc, sgt
n. DolS .............. SC, 10cs &c, 80 up w"
0'"e early and get the cream of the tot'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

French China plates $50 to $50
dSw1 DEARING's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
Special

Choice Of Babies s2.7s and
sa.os Bearskin and Astraehan
cIoaks, until fifty are sold'
60 at $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

line belt buckles, bracelets anu
| ,amhs at bearings.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

W. Q. Harris, Of Fulton, is In town
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29
09c STORE'S
BARGAIN NEWS
China Dept.

lOc, 25c, 4Sc
Iaranese Nut Bowls. -
sSpS Hand Painted Fruit Salads, Tor 'ns .s
saIe 90
"a, tnI tinted Salads, for this sale '''''' ISc
japanese cups suu s""Os .lOc, %, SOC, 4sc
'ap1 :. ~in nav YOU to come rs miles to take ao-
rSa,ass ot our low prices on fine emma
An hills Of 50 or over Will DC Snpp''
within Is miles of Mexico
Granite Ware Dept
o,s third of on Enameled ware, as VIC
onehiv ave the room for Holiday Goous' lOc
Lat Granite Buckets. 25c
Squ usr. Granite Berlin Kettles '''''"'' 49, &c
oquaas, cranite Dish Pan, .'r...'..,h eac.
u quar- Porcelain.lined Dish Pan' "or'n ' 4ec
loquanc,sl Tor this sale ........'. loo
sps'prs nrcelaln Pudding Pan speSISIi & N.
S5qusI'I .ntern, sold by Sears hoeou0A 4Oc
W. al 45c; our price,
Notion Dept.
ont Leather Half sole for''''"'"' loo
MMeenndv Rrick Trowels on ale''"'. Sc
: oan H.rpet Tacks.. .....''' Sc
| LUVvOeiRS isft each. ...... ...s''' &c
AVOIoosailon lars left, ch....,.. los
. tout. Rows, Leather Mittens' p3r' 40
~ P All y Stove Polish.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

William Ragsdale has pneumonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Wallace Fry is home from Columbia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

~, the Gay STOCKINGS.
sns's q EMpfoNs ID. g. GO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

~, car Of sewer Tile VIII ar
re'ns r.ar LESLIE FERRIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

ala m China at Bearings
{~.,t. d&wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

.,,ies the only line Of
/. ,i nj glass, d&wl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-11-29

Twenty per cent off on all Boys and Children's
Suits. Overcoats, Caps and Furnishing Goods.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Sold and PecnrmerdedSby
All Druggists.

Her long, loose storm coat II OF mauVe
sotin with big smoke pearl buttons
Her veil IL an enormous mass OF iaVen-
der chiffon, yards aud yards OF IT, A.
ranged upon a small automobile tur-
han OF mauye straw. Her suede gloves
are mauve and her linen CATERS are
the same color. Then she has gray, tan'
rose. brown and white costumes.
Plaid belts In leather and silk are
smart To wear with white linen shirt
waist suits, and plaid stockings are ru'
mored TO be equally stunning worn
with the dress.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

been exposed to bright light for any
length Of time.
Some time ago fashion decrced that
the finger that was adorned WITH a
ruby should not have It's beauty fur
thcr enhanced by n ring of diamonds,
that turquoise should not mingle with
cmeralds. and 80 on Now, however.
there Is new law. and the hand thnt
carries one pearl ring must wear no
other rings than those Of pearls. Ac-
cordlng to the robe that Is worn, the
hands show blaze Of diamonds,
mass of rich red rubies or soft tonel
pearls. all quite unrelieved and show
ing as little rs possible Of their gold
or silver setting.
As a rival to the huge hatpins Of
amber which have accompanied the
winter millinery comes the pink quarts
in delightful tones. Large balls, long
drops and even simple flowers are cut
out Of the quartz to serve as hatpins.
making effective touches Of light col
oring among the trimmings Of spring
toQues and hats.
Low shoes when new often blister
the heels by slipping just little as the
wcarcr walks. To prevent this It Ia
we'll to rub the inside Of the shoe at
the heel with soap before putting II on.
The necklace In the cut Is a charm
ing design carried out In amethyst and
dull silver.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
Convulsi0n,
Fits, then
Epilepsy.

DR.. Miles Restorative Nerv-
inc has been SO successful IN
curing these brain-wrecking
diseases that there is every
reason to believe that even the
most hopeless cases can be
benefited, if not fully restored.
We will be pleased to reicr
any one thus afflicted to many
who now enjoy the blessing OF
health. after years OF hopeless
suffering.
= have . son that had brain c,n fever e,
the worst type. and ne was PRONOUNCED
fsS HIN. wit6Sss relief. After about
ssss ssm ss. asss sssHf sa ts%' the ne
shsrs hsssiy' skrss Sssrs. but hs con:
sSsS m So % sT1S ESrse s;o5 % we an SrSySi awful
condition. Hs had lost his mind almost
lsmiiy: could acs even ind his bed:
a.. ss'a' v''sk ": ms,s =: ns% Sa.sS s.I% ls
pr. Nile9' Nsrvine. and before the first
bottle was use1s We could see change
{4r the bst!ss. We have given h , &c
sxs. ee psi: sce since r: hs GsS s
1903. and then he WAS not well othe'
ways. We pronounce him cured. AZ hs
vine q :e s:e sSy e ssy"aifi syssiios. eoncsnn, "y
TINS tAM EESksEG n llfiL.yL Lincoln. is sI so ind.
oe: N1lleg' Nsrylne b sold uy You
vss 'Ii ~ S.rSsS SSsf'T'irss 4 s:n: ss:. e, e.
will refund voue NnogD0v.
Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart Int
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

tunic and plated skirt being made III
Sue piece aud trimmed with white silk
braid. their chief claim to popularity
lying In thsir silkliks appearance and
impsrviousnsss 70 water. WITH navy
blue costume tartan cap tied with Il
broad red ribbon y proper. ~ In also
the case with black. but the correct
finish TO q pale blue costume can only
be attained by wearing cup OF the
same shade. tied with bows Of white.
The hat seeu In the illustration IL u
pretty outing affair of manila straw
II In trimmed with white liberty satin
and soft white wings.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

hardly knows which Is cachcpeigne
and which IL hair The result Is Elusive
and beautiful where tho idea is well
carried out.
The coat which differs IN color from
its linen skirt Is an innovation dccid-
edly smart. An excellent effect il gain
ed by holland skirt ana red linen coat
faced with holland, AMI a white linen
skirt worn with bright green coat
faced with white Is also pretty. The
panama hat, which should crown this.
will look well either trimmed with
black and white striped ribbon or black
glace.
The fashionable material In bathing
costumes this year Is alpaca In black
navy and pale blue. They are COPIED
from the latest French designs. thu
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

l,rol,.e,ed ana inset W'l.i iA'''' are wv
hcse typ,s II cut. ~ '.' n' - ga
,,euyy linen ~ n,.e pgi t.e"' "''"
,ery lne i.al "a -'l' f'n'ii'"
IA soon a. liu cu.,s -." "is " ''i'
The h,vst .,oc+ y - ~ ~ CIV
Ia the stoic rade of hIN"'S' "''"''
stoies hay. D,rI a". '' -, -
chine and taLell c-.l,.o'i. bHl 10" y
i1Aes sto.. T. al IA t't"' u "a 80 y,
,o,,et of six. mus u, tina ~ "s l,i' -
and Il - y.g! iS.;..5 - ,'-e'''''
lie fo,,., OF ros 't.s,t b-iie'h.'
snowlro,s a or / ~ 4, 4 oTe'', l.
flowers is an IN 3r,r...iis : az ,"''''
n lat.'ceMor,,. !aalc u ru'' 81
.ibbon Of tl.e sane co!of l' 'l.e - {"
Tic eise Il Eui ,.el with 'fhiIe
ribbon.
some siniv.e iin~''!' pr'l''o'i'
nlOyuing wear arc e.a '" ~ - ~ u
brodcyle angia'e AM 80 -. EeN
any sap. .lnf MY .riis. iht'e ,
very .e,.. safai D. - I'n'|
point OF view. as tnts a.e hh u ~
70 diGicni' q, T. - as t''H E'' ~ h."'
49, ~~~ - ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
FOR OUTDOOR WEAR.

Just at present the material most IN
demand Is pongec In all its different
qualities and colorings. House dresses.
handsome reception gowns, coat and
skirt costumes. travelling dresses--it
does not seem to matter for what pur.
pose, 80 varied are the summer models
in pongce and rajah cloth.
One girl who motors great deal has
costumes to match all through. For ex-
ample. one Il all lavender or mauve.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13

ING wear In Jet, pearls, precious ana
semiprecious stones. Rose quartz.
pink jacinth. cut crystal and mother
of-pearl are appropriate for young de-
butantes in collars. necklaces or beads;
also pale blue and pink bead collarets
are In vogue.
The tailored suit pictured u Of ecru
shantung. The skirt is plated at the
waistband and trimmed at the bottom
with entire deux Of lace and tucks.
The little coat 10 incrusted with the
Irish lace.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
oYpL's sKRoH uowN.

Ilay be made up In an unIined stylo
and worn over black. white or colored
lining at will.
Undervests of Italian silk, embroldr
cry and lace trimmed, can be had In
white, pink and blue.
An attractive girls fr0ck for cool
summer days Is made Of white serge.
The long waisted French blouse is In
serted with heavy creaM lace.
Wash silk waists made up In the
rlainest styles are modish and the most
comfortable Of all the summer waists.
With the tailored shirt waist IL worn
a starchcd embroidered turnover col.
lar. With these collars are worn four
INLAND ties Of linen or silk. The tic 10
arranged In small knot high up In the
collar Just where II turns over. ana
the lower edges are caught together
with fancy bar pin.
The summer girl - In Quandary ~
| 70 what Is to become Of her handker-
chief. Most of her blouses open down
the back, 40 the mouchoir has no chance
of being hidden In front Of the bodice.
and the fashionable short sleeves are
no use as hiding place.
A white chip sailor hat with wide
folded band and bow Of green Six q
the side IL the smart thing to wcai
with an all white gown.
Green, old pink and burnt Orange
wide silk neckties are worn by younl
girls with shirt waists.
This little shirt waist dress II OF pini
eInchan. The skirt II laid In unstitch
ed plaIts. The collar and cuffs are o
white pique.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-13
rue Mop,sh pELERINE.

Turnover collars and cufIs embr0id'
cred by hand are still with us. and
more beautiful than ever. The chief
difference between those Of the present
and past seasons lies in the great depth
OF the cuff. which Is adapted to the
long, close sleeve. instead OF the Old
time wristband. Offered In fine lawn
and the finest linens, handsomely en-