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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01
MItL kEiJEN CONVICTED.
i'in.d $500 snd Given Thirty Days
In ttts Gountt Jati.

VIII Kelley, colored, who YVES
placed on trial IN the a'sHlef court
Wednesday moTnlna 0H shafHa sf
assault fe nHaer Fe1s convicted tai
ths 3BFY ttH afernkDs ~ s9ruavai
ed assoc FL &a aBNf SIZE aud
Fiup pa. 81 81 n Kelley was
aVtmsea - h5sns Georgia Barber.
ufgfaas. near Nash last spring
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01
What They WIZ 10 ID
NOTICE.

Copy for PAGE adyertIsem(
the ENTERPRISE should bel
in SATURDAY before puV
day each week; copy for
PAGE advertisements shout
this office not later than NY
copy for smaller advert
should reach this office 10
than TUESDAY morning. 1t !
interest of the merchant TO-
these rules and by so doing =
ter can give you a much nea
more attractive ad than he OF
could possibly do when Sof
a rush. -,
II ENTERPRISE PUB
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

agFg president Taft seems 10 be In
doubt what to say In his message to
congress. We expect that he feels n
seat deal like saying what -
dutchman's boy thought, but that
aasn.i hardly do iu state pap.f.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

The Dig Springs Enterprise says
ihat the farmer should take good
care Of his implements Ne suggest
that IL is equally Important "a MAX.
good use OF them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

e s seq M8s 81
~ Aass ga ~ He
thN eaa4A 1gg#8 tss hA
w tse Hsdes t1pmgfEfaV ~ N8s
out ia henderson FDAHs XA@#
whn hsvs fHsf fse@Hils bettn paFd =
"a aro William litaat John r.
0aadis v fubns aud San Han
iva others Wallet Mflkofsen aud Il
nau nausa Stephen ssfh psi don
"a iaa Christmas or Whereabouts
sftef prolonged triad lasting CON
siderable Time Ia which tbc best
| legal lricnf ~ the state vns > rayed
on both sides the ao=cailcd lynrh.fs
we're sentenced 10 life imprisonment
The p.niteuiafX
subsequently efforts were made 20
4 obsain pataons FOR hose pefiics, but
f ~ 20 avail 4 httic over a year ago
tie board of paraoas visited ,ae
/ pcnii"ntiaries and made an inxesti-
eatimn into the cases 81 these parties
and upon their recommendation
/ stephens and the ounger Wilkerua
rfe given their li'An ails me
.rscolpnfeaaed tnst fae ofhers
hld remaiH "a 4fsson anti tnes
hee fSed oGt zen yeals Is fsliS Sen
: fsnssss ana sails period had only re-
! esatiy expired aad they we're iibsr-
! atea Nth use exception of the older
Wiiherson
| The board now has this case under
! consideration and win probably act
thereon before the new administra-
Z ton goes into effect All of these
! men, according 10 the report of the
hoard OF nardons. bore excellent rec
ords and were of some service To tine
| penitentiary system during their In
| generation in the state prison
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01
\ pWNns
Re ssdeae- phnn.. Bet. =

a neN state bank has been organ
lz.d a. Turkey Texas II Is liable 20
xobble az everything In that section
nf the country
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

The knterprsas Publishing aioFspaay -
n no eat fespun abb. Tot detsi thnt gnay
~ 80 frsetsd to employees. nor viii We
sssun Il Mss s~sns Of such debts undes
any cffx STARE Esery entelose Of
his asfNe = p&sa p moth tYt work
he ssganA psh IN 4EAH1 tiih.
III AAa&e t1MrAe s. ~
Anssas president
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

II il is furniture repairing, pack
ing and Grating, carpet cleaning,
making and laying, phone 1885, Char
ley Wesson. 2O7pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

Congress meets next Monday and
it's principal business for the session
will be TO get rid OF the extra mil
lions accumulated through the agen-
cs of The Payne-Aidrtch tariff bill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

The Getzendaner Park, Of,
is located the Sims Library
ornamented by having a
curb placed the entire Length
property on West Main street
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Qpinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL
IL fails 10 cure. T.. ". GROVES sig
nature is on each box. Csc tu-th-s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

AHr efFwneess reHaaaaDA upssa the
aAAfArtes. standing ~ regulation 81 afss
neFnnsl Nssn ~ e0FNaf mtasn that k9@t 40
peaf 10 stss essiNtsne ~ ths eatts fstghf
ell hs gladly csfs.etsa ueon IL b@Ins
ssnuaht 10 the attention. - the esAuAg~
aent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

NFA8f1N FamMNf faf ffssa
8arsas fs3E sefmsf Mas ~ NiM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

Knaeewm a. shs MasMhRFht# fApstssftss rs
Mai Mafssf - the eEe@sad taass
6thfaUaFAaM. fsaalatt@me "A gx4fwss, eesMs
~ tAAnts All matter ssH SNWN Ws8l ne
aeneGFN ssT 81 tha rate - faefsta tsst ttHs.
Pretty 81 apafsts price
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

fsafte 1885, tsn teset - Mith nHN
f8nHsf.efsa FfHf fhE Ff3t HNH tNt IRfaNH
sfsh I "t th ~ mfsNd ttMntiNf tHs
-. ssfs }eWise3 N fns noisa
sises N ts
uHfa stf
sssfNfa tt
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FtN - IL SEA- 8ks4sa Sill $50
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~ a. LASSWE1L,
Mayor City Of Vaxaha chic
Attest: CARROLL TODD,
Secretary City OF Waxahachie. 210
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

To the woman who feels that she must
fare forth to the delicatessens, the bak-
ers the florists, the fancy grocers and the
high-prfced fruiterers and confectioners
for her Thanksgiving supplies, a dollar
a plate will not cover expenses. but there
is no doubt that the woman who is
frugal and exercises ingenuity can serve
tasty and apparently costly meal for
as small sum as q dollar per plate. 1t
goes without saying that the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner, Of all dinners of the year,
must be excellent. according to tradition.
While Sir Turkey is still by preference
king of the Thanksgiving feast, little
roast pig crisply Drowned and garlanded
with cranberries, reclining gracefully on
a bed of cress while he holds a rosy
checked apple in his mouth. is a treat;
while a flaky chicken pie, roast capon
or brace Of duck are all traditional.
Much OF the work in connection with the
THANKSGIVING dinner should be completed
before the eventful day. The corn can
be popped. the nuts sailed. the cranberries
cooked, the pumpkin stewed ready Tor the
pies, the nuts cracked, the cooky jars
filled. the turkey stuffed and the mayon-
naise made.
By taking time by the forelock, Thanks
giving decorations can be largely secured
by gathering. Cockle-burr baskets that
the children can make may be filled with
sprays Of bittersweet, barberries or noun
tain ash. Acorn cups and saucers can be
arranged in q circle in the center of the
table. radiating to each cover. Strings OF
horse chestnuts glossy and brown. inter
mingled with ropes of popcorn or the vel
low kernels of corn, are pretty and mex
pensive. A cabbage followed, its outer
leaves curled over rosette fashion and
its center filled to overfiowing with pur-
pie russell pears with sprays of autumn
grapes, rosy apples, golden oranges and
leaves and green or crimsoning vines,
makes charming centerpiece. while hol'
lowed apples or carrots make artistic
candlesticks If the table is to be lighted
The Thanksgiving menu might be this
subject to additions and subtractions, &C
cording to family preferences:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
THANKSGIVING
DINNER FOR SIX GUESTS
How the Housewife Can Arrange an Appro
pirate Meal at Small Expense.

good way to do this is to bend the leg at
the cut by pressing against the edge OF
the table, then break OF the bone. Now
by putting the foot of the fowl against
the casing of door opening toward you,
press the door hard against the foot and
pull on the leg until the tendons come out
attached to the foot.
If you prefer to take them out sepa-
rately after breaking off the bone insert
a skewer or, carving steel between. the
joints to serve as a lever by which the
tendons may be pulled out after the iron
is twisted In with them and firm hold
away, but cooked in a little water after
skinning in order to give richness and
body to the gravy or dressing. Wash them
carefully, throw into boiling water for
ten minutes, when the outer. scaly skin
can be scraped of, leaving clean sur
face. Take off the head Of the bird. slip
the skin back from the neck and cut the
neck Off close to the body. leaving the
skin longer than the neck. so 1t may be
folded over on the back. Most likely the
turkey will have been drawn before reach
ing you, but even SO the lungs that lie
close to the ribs and the brown kidneys
in the hollow Of the back will doubtless
require attention. Cut out also the oil
nose," dainty tidbit much appreciated
by gourmets.
This done. gather the unsightly debris
on your paper pad. and either burn 1t or
deposit 1t in the garbage pail. Fill your
dishpan with water in which little soda
has been dissolved, wash the bird thor
Oughly inside and out, rinse in cold water
and wipe dry on soft, clean cloth. This
done. you will be ready for the stufing.
Set your fowl in deep mixing bowl and
fill the opening at the neck until the
breast stands out plump and full. Draw
the neck skin together and sew over onto
the back. then reverse the fowl and fill
with stuffing the lower opening. close and
stitch into place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Use Dental Floss.

IF a woman were so situated that she
might have either brush for cleansing
her teeth, or dental floss and mouth
rinse, which would you consider she
should choose?'' I asked we'll known
dentist, and there was not a moments
hesitation in his answer.
Floss and the rinse" he declared
Dear me, il could impress upon my pa
tients the truth of this my income would
decrease almost Immediately.
apply brush as 1t should be, and even
when it is employed to the utmost It can
not remove all particles from between the
teeth as thoroughly as would a piece OF
dental floss. II more persons would real,
ize that minute pieces of food decay and
create acids, and these constantly acting
on the enamel cause cavities to appear.
they would remove food particles after
every meal and then use mouth wash to
disinfect the teeth and preserve the
enamel. :
"A brush is hardly more than buner
for polishing the surface.
polishing the surface Is necessary, OF
course But when a tooth brush has been
used In this fashion 1t should be held and
drawn down on the upper jaw SO that the
bristles start at the tops of the teeth. fin
fishing at the edges. This operation Is re-
versed on the lower Jaw by bringing the
brush up. By this process many particles
will come out.
Following such treatment a piece of
dental or soft silk embroidery floss should
be passed between the teeth, and finally
the mouth should be rinsed. Brush. floss
and rinsing make the ideal care. Failing
that should say use floss and a rinse.
A mouth wash that is pleasant and ef-
fective is made by putting half tea
spoonful OF spirits of camphor into wine
glassful Of water
Another is made from one ounce each OF
tincture of myrrh and compound tincture
of cinchona. diluted when used with twice
this quantity of water.
These are inexpensive and If kept bottled
On the washstand can be used easily.
/ MARGARET MIXTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Health and BEAUTY HELPS
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN

sist' dissolve 1t in One-half pint Of aIcoho, and
au" "he-naif pint of water. Rub this tonic into
the scalp and hair roots two or three times .
week. and 1t will restore your scalp to healthy
condition. feed the hair follicles. GIVING ,o,,,
nsir new lie and causing it to grow In thick
'ons ana glossy. Your sister will find this same
quinzoin tonic the right and true remedy for
her fading. dull and brittle hair II viii ston
the splitting and breaking in one or two an.
pifcations, but she should continue its use for
seseraI weeks and resume the treatment when
ever her hair requires it. Read answer to
Hermione.
Hermione: You must get the dandrun Off
your head. Dandrun 10 q hair DESTROYER: It
ehokes the hair. kills 1t and causes it to fall
out Don't use soap for shampooing: soap
leaves the scalp dry and hard and streaks the
hair. know Of only one perfect shampoo and
that is canthrox. All first-class druggists sell
It, Just dissolve 'teaspoonful OF csnthrox in
cup Of hot water; pour the head a little
at time, and rub well-precisely as you
would with any other shampoo; then rinse the
hair and scalp thoroughly with clean warm
water. Canthrox removes dandrofY. and relieves
Itching scalp. 1t dries quickly and makes the
hair soft. bright and fluffy. For hair tonic.
use quinzoin- deseribed in the preceding para.
graph.
A. B. r.: 1t has been indeed a trying sea.
son for even the strongest eyes, and you are
only one Of thousands who are suffering from
sore, red and innamed eyes To relieve the irri.
tation, reiness and graduated lids. get an ounce
Of cYystos from your druggist. dissolve 1t In u
pint Of water. and drop one two drops In
each eye whenever the eyes feel tired, weak
or sore. The use Of this home made eye tonic
gives briliisnce and expression to the eyes
keeping them clear and bright. 1t is a faverits
toilet adjunct with actresses and society women
Betty ! don't know who said ANY foo
can catch a husband but II takes wise woman
20 keep one"-but II comes pretty TO being
true For the sake Of your present and futur,
happiness, don't neglect your comprehension
| let your skin become sallow. dark, coarse Of
| rough; don't let 1t wrinkle or sag Use this
| homemade cream-jelly for massaging and as q
| face cream: Get from your druggist one ounce
OF almozoin, dissolve Ii In half pint Of cols
| water. add two teaspoonfuls Of glyeerine, sti
well and let stand over night. This is 1.-The cream
| without grease''-it won't cause hair 10 grow
Gently massage your face aud neck and 70,
will lind IL acts on the skin. seeking out tn,
deepest layers. the deepest tissues the deepes
/ cells and there works Ike. nature works. thor
ouehly and surely, for skin health. purity. colo
and freshness. IL not only restores lost com
plexion but creates new one.
Read Mrs. Martyrs Book. Beauty" $5.-Adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

AS the main feature of the Thanksgiving
dinner is the turkey. no trouble should be
spared in the selection of one Choose, II
possible, a small. plump bird with smooth.
black legs, plump breast with flexible
bone and firm flesh Of pink-white tinge.
Fight shy OF one with long hairs. which
are signs of age. In young fowl the
bin feathers are numerous. At first-class
markets the butcher will remove the ten
dons from the drumsticks and have the
turkey drawn. II that has not been at
tended to, spread a layer of newspaper
over your kitchen table to save an after
cleaning, then put on your big apron, roll
up your sleeves and give your best en-
deavors to these important preliminaries.
For this work take small kitchen knife.
look over your bird carefully, draw out all
pin feathers between the knife blade and
YOUR thumb. Then light the gas flame. or,
II Won burn coal light twisted newspa-
per from the Goals and SINCE every -vestige
of hair or down. If the tendons have not
been removed, cut through the skin lit
tie below the leg Joint. Do not cut the
teudons. This done, pull out the tendons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
Fads for Women.

There is no more popular trimming
than marabou. 1t is used on evening
gowns, wraps, hats, separate waists and
scarfs.
The latest idea is to trim the veil on
three sides with a band of marabou.
The untrimmed edge is draped around
the hat and the veil allowed to flow. The
so-calIed natural and brown shades are
chosen for the wells in either black. brown
or white.
This kind Of veil looks q little odd at
first. but it is a novelty, and so will prob
ably be welcomed.
Black and white yelling Tin combination)
is returning to favor.
Long velvet coats, such as were worn
twenty-odd years ago. are returning to
favor. A few are plain and untrimmed.
but the majority are decorated with fur.
For example, there will be a huge shawl
collar, deep cuffs and a deep flounce OF
fur around the bottom of the coat
The Australian Opossum Is the preferred
fur and a large muff to match usually
accompanies q coat on this order.
Later on we shall see hats OF the opos-
sum in q rather close turban shape trim
med with single flower, such as poin-
settia, an orchid or carnellias. white and
red.
Lines of fur trim some OF the pretties,
evening frocks and are associated with
hands of crystal, pearl. gold and silver
embroidery.
Zibelines are having quite a modish re-
vival in the dress goods realm.
Evening cloaks Of velvet and silk bro
cade are gorgeous and beautiful.
Challie is light in weight and limp, IL
keeping with the present fashion. and i
Is snug for winter in its soft, clingine
wool.
Wide braid is more used than soutache
Skirts fit the hips perfectly and hant
straight from the hips to the hem.
Fancy jabots of lace, In one-sided and
cascade effects. continue In favor.
| Some Of the scarfs are caught together
with small rosebuds made Of ribbon.
Tulle and lace are now combined on
many Of the attractive collars and plisses
| Reyers must be supple and large II
velvet is used, 1t must be OF the softest.
| An automobile bonnet for a baby is a
novelty. This headgear IL sugarloaf In
shape and Is fashioned from the blue
silk in a mass OF shirring. finished with
| band of pale blue marabou.
/ An inch-wide elastic Is passed under thu
youngsters chin. and in this way the hal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

Seven ca yards Cream
Wool Nuns Yelling or Ba-
tiste; these are washable.
The entire dress length,
worth sa.6o, c. no
to go at rem VIZ
nant price Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
For the Woman That's
Fat.

F Detroit physician says mat the cnespest
~ ..s.st mixture a fat woman who wants to
oct thin can use is a ounce Marmola (get 1t In
the original 1s-ounce PACKAGE. y ounce Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic and ala ounces Pep
permint Water. The proper amount to take Is
teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime.
These ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist at Small cost, and make combination
that Is not only excellent as a TAT feducer. oe-
IN. ahle II is claimed. to take OF a pound q
aar without causing wrinkles. but IL also q
splend;d help to the system as whole, rcgu-
l.tinr the stomach and bowels where the fat
persou's troubles begin}. and clearing the skin
or nimples and hlotches. No exercise IL re-
Suissd- to help the remedy in its work and, best
Of all, NO dieting IL necessary wnife sakins NJ
ron can eat what you like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

3h-yards 54-inch Black
and White S h e p h e r d
Checks; only a very limit
ed quantity; worth 500.
The e n tire
skirt length d A D@
at remnant ~ ii I'D
price Off,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

Fine crepes, AZ and 40
inches wide; colors are
navy, tan. marine and
hello; worth $500; entire
s a { REMAINS ssnssns So. O8
price of only. ~0e>O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

u..,.,. w. ssy you are taking on flesh at
a rate that disnays you. and VIII Iaituiuhy
follow NV advicsfn l tell you how 10 sesuIe
s,vljsh sleuderuea. ! an glad to say you VIII
NOT ana my Directions dinicult TO follow. for !
DO not believe IL starving or violent exercise 70
avoid obesity. Just get -FOUR ounces o. psfs
from your truaiat, dissolve 1t In IA pants
hot water, and take Q Tablespoonful OF TINS
harmless fat diselver before each meal. weigh
vour.elf at ths end Of each week for fo0f
weeka and roo win be delighted with the re-
suff. You viii b lighter In spirit ~ Wen a.
body, for parn&is benefits the general nea"n.
Mrs. r.: D alIsy and soothe the irritation
and rosshuess Of your complexion caused ny
hard water esn or winds. Apply lotion MADE
a. follows: Dissolve four ounces of spurmax IN
\ half Pint d hot water and add two teaspoon
fu,s Of sfy~svine. Apply with the pain Of the
had and gntly rub until dry Use this mex
peusive and excellent face wash daily instesd OF
posrder OF. cosmetic. Spurmax preserves the
skln and bsutincs the complexion. making 1t
soft, smoothhpd white
n. 4; Edo not think brunettes are afflicted
win supsr1uous hairs on the face any more
than Are .b3,ades OF course, black DARK hairs
ar. more noticeable. You can easily get rid OF
them IL ysu will use deiatore. Make a paste
by mixing little OF the powder with little
rster cover the skin from which you wish to
remove tbs disfsurtng hairs. let remain two or
three miputes, then wipe Oh the paste and
wash the skin thoroughly with warm water.
Ueiatone 10 pretty expensive. Druggists charge
on- dollar an ounce, but IL Is worth 1t. II the
bairs ,bofd return they win be thin and al
most co.criess and snother application Of della
some will permanently nd you Of them.
W. J. G.: Especially at this season Of the
year you should be feeling energetic. full OF life
and hsv.-a good appetite. Even though you do
Dot feel really sick. you should take a good
tonic 10 rid your blood Of SITS Impurities and
build mp your health and strength generally. Get
IN ounce Of karieue from any drug store and
dissolve 1t with. half cup Of sugar In Q half
pint Of alcohol; then add enough bot water to
make full quart. This Is splendid remedy
for that rundown. tired. indifferent feeling you
speak of. Take Tablespoonful before each
meal and In . short time 1T viii restore your
appetite and free your skin from those pimples
and liver blotches which now annoy you.
lacy NJ: You have made q great mistake in
>-iecfing ycur hair 90 long. hut II Is not toe
fsle TO restore II TO Its former beauty, even II
81 Is failing. scurfy and weak bair,'' rs yoz
call II. Regular use % a good qcnine hall
tonic viii accomplish wonders. To make TIL,
taais. sst .eas ounce Of auinzoia from your drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17
THANKSGIVING Menu, Six Dollars

Clam Cocktail or Halved Grapefruit,
with Maraschino Cherries
Celery Homemade Pickles
Sailed Popcorn.
Cream Of Celery Soup
Roast Turkey or Little Roast Pig.
Hubbard Squash
Cranberries Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Cider
Butternut and Apple Salad
Cheese Straws
Cranberry Tart or Old Fashioned
Indian Pudding
Pumpkin Pie Cheese
C.ofvoa Nuts Fruits
Estimated Cost.
Turkey. ten pounds at 25 cents per
Dound or roast pig. Wow
Celery, one bunch, % cents; one
quart cranberries. 10 cents; pota.
toes. 10 cents: cabbage, 10 cents; 70
SQUASH. is cents: total. :-...- ~
Clam cocktail or grape fruit, with
Ian hn--;os . 40
Rread. two loaves. 16 cents: one
pound butter. 3S cents .o1
Two quarts milk for soup. pie, po-
tatoes. etc; 16 cents: eggs TOT pie :.
Pumpkin, 90 cents; two quarts cider,
15 cents; sugar. Spices lard. .ol
Materials for pudding or cranberry ~
Cheese. half pound. cents; coffee. :.
half pound. Is cents .......... "a
This leaves balance of 53
cents to be expended for apples,
nuts, popcorn, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-17

"a held close to the head. The rubber Is
concealed in a casing Of pale blue SILK
shirring.
ouillings of taffeta or soft silk are very
enwns For outlining tunics or over
dresses. or for a similar purpose on
sleeves and cuffs, they give q tone TO
garment often impossible with more
elaborate trimming.
black net sprinkled with pearl dew
drons is newer than the popular crystal
ciotted net and subscribes to the fad Tor
black and white. =.