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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-21
PaIatlne BAPTIST Church

T. B. Lawler, Pastor-Temporars
place Of meeting, First ward school
auditorium, entrance from Newton
street. New building 10 be occupied
Sunday, June 10.
Tomrow's services: Bible School
at $3.50, supt. W. A. Hustead; subject
Death Of John the Baptist" The at
tendance last Sunday was so. RemeEl-
Der we must have an average attend
anec Of at least 100 after June IS. We
must have $50 June 10. Morning ser
vice at 1O:45. subject Redeeme'l by
a Brother" B, Y. P. U.at o'clock,
subject What is Christianity" Even
ing service at S O'Clock, subject can
Enlarged Work for the Present Day
Church" Strangers are always wei
come at our services.
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Mine Inspe stors Institute.

L Mine inspectors ms titute 81 The
United states meets at chicago on 5the
i'm 18th and 18th OF June for tile
Ipdrpose 81 iiscussIng mining legislal
Ton, etc All the West Virginia mine
inspectors together with Chief Laing
viii attend this meeting Hon. John
|Laing, Chief OF Department Of Mines
Karl RI schoeY, mine inspector First
district and Earl Al Henry, inspector
d the 9Th district will represent the
West Virginia inspectors on the exec
'utive board.
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PIaated skirts.

A careful inspection Of the new mod,
felsin separate skirts now on exhibl7
ton in the shops willamake even a
casual observer realize the decided
difference between the 1910 and 1903
designs.
For the smart, sm0oth.fitting plain
gored skirt; so becoming and SO popu'
lar last year, has been superseded by
theiskirt trimmed with flounce, braid,
folds Of the material Or pleated eff
fects.
Stout women will probably prefer
the model that displays apanel down
the front, the upper portion Of the
skirt smooth:ftting and meeting the
fIounce on alslaat instead Of a straight
line, because the 'latterts apt to- cut
the figure and make the wearer appear
Estouter than she is. 'dse Il
For the same reason she will, pre-.
Ter atrfmming Of tliessathe colorsat
the Head Of the flounce ~ may be q
nat braid ora self fold sucIEmod
are toBe found III alffabrtes.
An excellent style foft the woman Of
medium height andFbaiid is7made with
a panel down the 'front.' the sides cut
into points on the, lower, edge and dec
GRATED with a bfaiding that is contin-
ued on the panel and up to the belt,
giving the effect of7an oyerskirt.
Another stylish modelis the seven
gored skirt with an inverted box pleat
Eon each seam. These are stitched
over the hips.
For,tall, slender matrons the plait-
ed skirt mounted on deep hip yoke
Is fashionable.
In some cases (when q dressy effect
is desired) a soft sash Is draped where
yoke and skirt join, and Is tied loosely
'at thelett side. SsI
Fot general ear such tTapetsy
Esho6ld he dispensed VIM and tlat
band ~ bTaid ding substituted
Thefe Is also 4 plated skirt n
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which model the plaIls run ap to the
and If trimming isuaed il placed on
lhe cores. This characterization may
be an outline or lhe edges OF the panel
may be piped with a contrasting mate
nal, or groups OF small buttons may
define the Panel. hut there is no iold
cn Tie lower edge fthe skirt
Most women viii remember that
this model sas worn years ago viii
one 81 more folds as trimming and \
was becoming to those q medium
height. Ths 1910 plated skirt mod
eis VIII be generally coming
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surprIse par!y.

Mrs. Z. A. Wilson, Of Columbia
street, was given surprise party last
evening by the members Of Seven
Stars Rebekah Lodge, iii honor of hSrr
birthday anniversary. The evening
was very pleasantly spent by all pres
ent and choice refreshments were
served, Mrs. Wilson was given a pcs.
tai shower yesterday and she received
a large number Of pretty cards.
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First M. p. Church

j. P. Turkelson, Pastor-sundds.
School at $3.50. Morning devotion ut
1915, subject Whose am ana
Whom | Serve" Y. P. S. G. E. at Z
o'clock. Preaching at 7:45, subject
Individuality" All are cordially in,
vited to attend these services.
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MnEM rHE LApIEs vorE.

Shall women cast ballot as the
men do? This question we must very
soon attend to; in England It has
caused much agitation, and likewise
we might say, much Indignation; the
movement now has reached across
the ocean, and It is bound to cause US
some connection. Now some folks are
opposed to women voting and let US
whisper something we've been noting
the ladies' Of this country have good
common sense, and to mix up in poll
tics make no pretense. They love
their homes, their husbands and their
babies and "chi.Naners best for
wood say all the ladies. Chi-Namel
varnish, any color, Keeps new wood
from looking old and makes old wood
like new-never shows brush marks
or laps, All size packages. Sold by
u. L. Hall. the Leading Hardware
Store. ~
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Personals.

Miss Odra stealey ard brother Aus
tin went 10 Grafton today to spend q
few days with friends.
Mrs. Joe Malone, Of SmllAtown, was
the guest OF her sister, MRS.. d. Sum
mers, Of Gufrey street, yesterday
Miss Hattie Boggs,of IIarrisyille, Is
the guest Of friends mere,
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sat Warrington.

Mrs. ]. X. Grimes and Mrs. j. Ii
Leach went to ManningtOn yesterday
to attend n Foreign Missionary socie'
ty convention. While there Mrs
Leech was the guest Of Mrs. Laura
Hunter
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HUGH r. oNEY
successor to ]. +. staley.
wholesale and Retail! Manufacturer q

WHOLESALE and Retail WahuId1tuTeF u
Tlnware, Roofing and Spout.
ing Speciality.
Having purchased the business Of
j. F. staley and having had 20 years
Of experience am prepared to do all
kinds of business in this line. Your
patronage solicited. Satisfaction guar
,anteed. Give me atrial.
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- II outeF Gafmeuss he ccnsbl.
NATION Garment Gives The Desired
Close fitting Erect cross the HIPS.
Pretty styIss tor Stout and Small
Women. "A
Fashions and styles in underwear
change IRON season % season, the
same AS outer garments. In fact, tie
latter determines such changes, for
underwear must follow the prevailing
nodish lines in designs: And as for
the last few years the fancy has been
for close:ftting effects over the hips
the underwear is Almost important
factor in the success of a womanls
toilet and, consequently, many deyic.
esare ins'yvogue to eliminate all useful
mess above the knees 5ss
The combination garment, Of course,
accomplishes this desired result, et-
tectually, for one often finds three gar.
ments in one SO cleyerly Joined that
the weight is little more than that Of
o single garment Of the average make
and pattern.
One Of the prettiest 1910 styles Is
the combination garment composed Of
drawers, corset cover and short pet
tlcoat. Joined by belt at the waist line.
For stout figure the tightftting
princess that reaches below the line
ofthe hips is preferable. the short pet.
ticoat meeting the body of the gar
ment at that point and a row Of but
tons below the line Of the hips is pre-.
ferable, the short petticoat meeting
the body of the garment at that point
and a row of buttons placed on the
seam to- receive a deep flounce, which
could serve for a long skirt.
Under tits q smooth.ftting combina,
ton garment of Isle thread could be
worn. Strangely enough, women gem
orally, no matter what their build or
weight, prefer the garment that is
Joined at the waist.line, the corset COW
| er in French style rather than the fit
ted model, because the former is pref
tier to look at and they regard the
close.ftted garment as ugly. True,
the former is prettier, but the latter
lis by far the better choice for the
stout woman, especially when worn
under shirtwaist, as it will be dur
ing this spring and coming summer.
Considering the garments separate
Ily there is nothing especially new in
vests except that the majority are
made with shoulder straps that but.
ton. There is alsota make that is
guaranteed noeeoi slip from the shout
ders This guarantee should be a
comfort, as the7average shoulder strap
frequently slips over the arms.
These garments are decorated with
Irish crochet and fillet lace, threaded
with white ribbon, The combination
garments in knit goods are similarly
trimmed at the top and the lower edg-
es finished with. ruffles of lace.
The chemises, are chiefly French
handmade garments that hang
straight, the one garment acting as a
cover and short skirt.
Slender women favor this pattern;
because it imparts pleasing fulness
to their figures. 4
The tops are hand embroidered
scalloped on the edges and have mar
raw ribbons run through worked eye
let's The hens may be or may not
Ebe finished with aruffle.
The prettiest night dresses, and in
cidentally the best for wear, are those
that follow the lines Of the chemises
described above.
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II. 3. cNEY,
Jackson ST., under Opera House.

On Sunday, 22d, Rev. A. MerreIls, Of
the Meadowdale charge, will preach
as follows: Hoult at 1890; HopeRell
at2:3O; Pleasant Valley, 1880.
! n A.fMERREELs, Pastor:
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M
A WORD ABOUT OUR WORK

ftOVm0tt "a 7-i-ss= ses-4-ts-
The best workmanship can only be
obtained in model worlno oms-oar
rooms are light airy.saRd sanitary
There is plenty Of room and no con,
fusion.
All work is done on the premises BY
expert Journeymap Tatiors. thus In.
suring model, high class garments. :
For protection against ready made
clothes producerd in unsanitary tene,
ments have your Suit or oyercoat
built in our Model Workroonl.S
WALSH
1o7 Main St Phone 70 y !,
Ast. Footsrs. pye Works. -
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Jerusalem Restored, the Worlds
Glad Hope"-How Peace viii Even
tuate There-slIver Innings Only
Found In scriture verities.
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nd wHoM m MAYcoNcERN:

Notice is hereby given that, at q
special meeting Of the Common CounI
Gil Of The Town OF Fairview, Marion
county, West Virginia, to be held az
the mayors office in said town on the
I22d day of June, 1910; that the Amos
Telephone Company will apply for q
franchise to construct, operate and
maintain a telephone exchange in,
upon or under the roads, road.waysi
alleys, alley.ways or streets within the
corporate limits Of said town for the
term Of fifty years. s'g
AMOS TELEPHONE COMPANY,
R, G. MILLER, President.
w. s. sW1GER, Secretary.
May 81, 2s, June 4, II.
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Anxious Customer-Aye you sure
That you have that medicine mixed
right?
The Drugglst-No, am not; but
i've got 1t mixed The way the doctor
ordered it.-Judgc.
d smiled al him and he never NOV.
ed his tace.s X
Forgive lin. lies the mar in tue
orchestra that the chorus girls grlp.
att Toledo blade, VI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-05-21

I am q woman
] know romnnu sun Sflnfa
j have Ioundllo cure.

.|I| INNIN INN U||".
vii ln1,i. mo o. any charge ny i|'l II-l'
nrsI with fall lnsifnc1iona 20 any flfuoicf t1.'1
uOmnn't ailments. want TO ten ~ uomn about
This cnrc-Ir1. ny reader. Tor 1Qufl.N ttrr
daughter your mother or your sister. lN-nl 70
tell sou how 70 cure yourselves al homo VAN.
out the help qfndoctor. Men clnn,i undNIrinnu
Nnine IN snhnfing, What We uomqn lnoull4
i,rlii,.. NO know better than any oocipF'
know that my llpmo treatment is ealc 1nd 111o
euro Tor tfit1lhfi ut|ll1h ilta1igtf lflll.1 VI.
tninl 6ffrllhf Gina Itr1. Pf1lrlrs ttrl q I.|M
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trrifli.itii pltustiqour sex.
i want to stndyono c1rtlilt lla llIl ti.I'.-I
.,nlliiS mn It's Provo % you tllai yop e,n cure
S1Iirseif NJ home, enatly, qn4c KY and
ss.ifeifs Rtmemter, TINT, Il vi f,II W nl.t1fo
siee I'm fftatmcftu conn lctc trial nnQ 81 1Qu
ac6nt X woe Or lels thnn two cents a gay. ~
n ilsth6 ~ loif nlli ~ r.lsl, teii me now lv-
iTiefi f6r y0uf cltp IN " freein nlan Nrgp-
~ mn b66k--te tni1s QNA lsltll Ail,h win
ters and how theS can C.lily euro inelps..ltd
M ~ iii ~ Aiiil when tne doctor se5
fnr Tiipplgtits q women 4, nave snt'r
n II "a tltii q l1n1l..it. vii q
cures IIonccfrhpeei urccn rirl .l4
sdies. riumpne md n iith AWAY result frn'n
I a. y6ur own locality " 10 know nndvllls l,flF
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I, ma fhe ffee tefIday tfeat i1ent your also
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VII q nonkinuo. u VIII ccst You only ShoIil
Sliilnuf int ~ 4f6 tlil n your Won 81 do6upai
,siigferi n v11 Nj M inI I VI Z H6iid YOU thdtf
ioer 81 fe Urn IA L " Il so send you IN
iaxpianntd illnstS ions siioWing Why golnl
athorne Every WotnanH should have \, a1dl
'tEou must have ahepetati on you ean decl
thomaelvm with my home remedy. ~ crfel
Painful OF Irregular Genst rulti on IN young
~ use. n
l7herexer you I've, / can refer you % Id
tell my snne rer; TIN this JltilHtlf ny
strong. plump and robust. INT SSad - nm ~
tho book. Write today d you may not ~
MRS. ID. SUMMERS Box I
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Anxious Customer-Are you sure
That you have that medicine mixed
Eriehtp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31
CAN0DE GETS DAMAGES
Hote Man, as Plaintiff Granted
Verdict Yesterday in the sum
Of 1900

The case Of II. p. Canode VS..
j. w. Cartwright ct al heard in
the district court last week, re.
suited in a verdict for the plain
tiff at the hands of the jury yes
terday forenoon in the sum of
81, 800.
This case is one in which the
plaintiff alleges that private
and closed room at the Hotel
Amarillo, belonging to him, and
containing liquors, was entered
through froce by parties at the
instigation Of the defendants,
and goods and wares taken
therefrom without his consent.
It was for this that he sued for
damage.
The case attracted consider
able attention and is rightly con-
one Of the Incidents con-
nected with the change Of the
city from wet" to the dry"
regime. At the time Of the
seizure it was the matter Of
general comment, but when the
trial came the case had dropped
from the minds Of many.
II is understood that the case
will be appealed, in the event a
new trial is denied by the court
in which the hearing was con-
Quoted. Daily Panhandle.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31
Breaks Ankle

Mrs. T. L. Kerkes, wife of
contractor Kerkes, who is asso-
ciated with T. j. O'Donnell on
the Tahoka-Lamesa branch. met
with a painful accident last Sat
urday. in stepping from the
porch of her house. Her foot
slipped. and in falling. she
sustained a badly broken an
kle.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Don't fail 10 be on hand at the
old settlers meeting at the court
house Saturday afternoon at 300
O'Clock. Ladies are especially
invited.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Greenhill Bros. can supply you
with all varieties of fresh vege-
tables Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Phone go. 80 It
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

h. {. Stallings Of the Spade
ranch. was in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. J. O. Scarborough left
Tuesday for Amarillo. on a few
days visit.
j. l. Robbins and family left
Monday for Plainview where
they expect 10 reside for some
time.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Don't fail to be on hand at the
old settlers meeting at the court
house Saturday afternoon at 800
O'Clock. Ladies are especially in
vited.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Julian Bassett returned home
from Chicago Monday, where he
has been spending the winter.
Mr.. Bassett says he will be at
home now and is ready for work
and lots Of il. He says if you
will keep your eagle eye turned
over his way, you will see smoke
before a great while for there
is sure going 30 be- something
doing.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

j. h. Pryor left Monday for
Floydada. where he will visit a
few days.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31
A GU0D LAND SALE
Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Eight
Acres Sell for S35,244A
Cash Dea

j. K. Murfee & Sons closed a
deal last week with l.. +. Dow
Of Chicago, H., whereby he be-
came the owner Of the w. A.
Bacon ranch northeast of Lub-
book. There is 1858 acres of as
fine land as will be found in Lub-
book county in this body and the
purchaser thereof paid $35, 244 in
in cash for the property. This
is one Of the largest cash sales
that has been made il Lubbock
county land for some time and
shows that there is increasing
activity in land sales as well as
town property. We understand
the purchaser Of the property
will begin extensive improve
ment on the same right-away
and will likely place several
fOmilies in that community.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Don II. Biggers is up from
Tahoka visiting his family.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

BE one the fashionables and
wear a Gold Medal" hat. At
the Fashion. Abney a Nelson
Props. Mercantile Building
IS II
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Screens. any style. size or
price. Murphy Lumber Com
pany. 81 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

We want 10 sell you your
screens. Murphy Lumber Com
pany. 3S IL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Don't fail % be on hand at the
old settlers meeting at the court
house Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock Ladies are especially
invited.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

W. S. Carter. Live Stock agent
with headquarters at Amarillo,
was here the first Of the week on
business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31
Mr.. Farmer

Greenhill Bros. want you 10
see their variety Of seed Irish
potatoes. They have fall
supply. Phone go. - IL
o. ". Coats of Cottonwood.
had business in Lubbock the first
Of the week.
J. T. Price Of Amarillo. was in
Lubbock Monday on business
matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31
If A Horse, Mule or Cow can Chew 1t
DavidsOns Has PhoneIO

Screens, Screens Screensll
az Murphy's. - II
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Greenhill Bros. can supply
YOU with all varieties Of fresh
vegetables Tuesdays and Sat
lrdays. Phone 230. Is II
T. ". Welch returned to his
home at Plainview Monday after
spending several days in Lubbock
on business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Get busy with screens.l
Murphy has EN-. 80 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31
Santa fe Officials Visit

The following officials Of the
Santa Fe were here this on a
tour of inspection; c. w. Kouns,
general manager; G.. c. Stark
weather, Supt; c. f. W. Felt,
Chief Engineer; G. w. Harris,
Chief Engineer Of Construction;
j. o. Curtis, Special Live Stock
Agent; E. +. Roos, Supt. Of
Trackage.
They were in a private car and
went down to the cap rock as far
as the road has been built. They
expressed themselves as well
pleased with the progress Of the
work and were delighted 70 learn
Of the immense amount Of cattle
that will be shipped from this
poinc this spring.
Lovliness appeals 10 the esthe-
tie eye. Those pattern hats that
are on display at Mrs. Grace
Johnston's hII the bill. IS It
A large amount Of material is
is being unloaded in the Merkel
yards Of the Texas & Pacific rail
road. 1t belongs to the Santa
Fe and will be hauled from there
across 10 the cutoff road and be
used on bridge work. This is
done in order 10 have bridge
ready for the balance Of the road
by the time the track laying is
completed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Wait no longer do it now
screens Murphy's 80 1t
Mrs. Stocking returned this
week from Kansas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-03-31

Lovliness appeals TO the esthe-
tie eye. Those pattern hats that
are on display at Mrs. Grace
Johnston's OH the bill IS II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-28

nuf the Other Girl OeneralIy Take
a Picture That Flnftfrs Her.
L was a group photograph that 90
easioned al the trouble says kathryn
Howard ia the Baltimore Star. In ths
group were Beatrice and Eleanor
Jessie and Wilhelmina and Margaret
Dorothy had taken the photograph
with her new camera aud she prided
herself upon the results Ia fact she
felt that che was the new but undIn-
covered art photographer, and when
she showed the picture 70 the girls aho
knew that abe was not oonceited Ia
her expectation that she would be en-
Enthusiastically praised.
= have the picture. she announced
20 the aioFenamed young ladies.
Let's see!- they exclaimed with one
accord. Margaret got possession o.
The photograph and sazed al 4, long
and intenty.
We'll J never thought / could look
such a fright" she said why didn't
you tell me that nay hair looked like
that. Dorothy It's perfectly splendid
OF the rest o. he girls. though. Some
one might have faxed ny pompadour
for me. Il Is particularly good Of
Eleanor,"
Whereup0n Eleanor almost forcibly
took the photograph away from her
The idea." she exclaimed. Il
don't know what you mean BY saying
Il la good OF me You know my nose
sn't that long. Dorothy must have
iogged the camera 70 get such an e.
feet think my picture Is the very
worst one 10 the ssesP. J don't see
that your hair looks different from
what L generally does. Margaret. and
Il gives yoa a really lovely express
sionl-
Margaret sazsd scornfuiiy At her
friend.
Indeed. ] don't think is Is A. al
Gathering. n that Is what you mean. "
Sho said. and the tNo relinquiehed the
offending picture 20 the other giFiA
Mercy" CALCULATED Jessie. = knew
my hands were going 70 look ierri-
blei Any one should know thar Il
izn't correct 70 take a photograph Of
peison when they have their hands
Ia front Of them. Il makes The hands
look 50 large
Then Why didn't you put your
hands behind you." returned Jessie.
with scorn. ~ had knoan you
may BE- sure ] aould have posed both
myself and tae other girls correctly.
Il seems 70 noe IA easy thing 70 tel
shat win make the besi effect 10 q
Photograph really think he rest
q you are al right. Eleanor looks .
illgle 100 dark She might b. a COL
ofed cook judging By Der appearances;
but. besides that. Il Is ~ right