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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
Song @eOrg Og Drowning
WarDs &rOnlng
1,fe: N.A,
.i2el9i, Slloiell.
vi ". y. Allen.
) %llngOomlnens Ben"

Zen u. December (oltioa i Oae)
ifal aong @eorg % Drowning RarD
al England pore / Oelbi, 5nOien,
ior at frone JIG ielo ium oeu beieite
2prigbeo oper bette iaa opermaaoe
interesiante % umaaoelig tore
2an0.
Sea par 2ienoioue til Den iioite
9urbor i Sn0ien. peo 6piIten Nm
le0ning Sor0 Gllr5on % Qlarp bans
6uitru (ior6enpprenoe 9fis 2eiter
al 9bicago) bleo inofert iom Gug-
LAMBS leoen0e &eprpientanter / Sn-
oicn. Zen orientalife 9ragt, Der no
ioI6es peo iaa0anne a%nIeoninger er
al0eles eneitoaen0e.
aon9 @eorg er Den ierite al eng
lambs aonger. Der frones i GeIbi
% iaar litelen 1elbi.fe. 9aibab,
ben eperite Hegent. iom Raonet an
tpOer. oner Sn0ier. Sislge inoiif
Eff moa aongen % 8ronningen
ieIo i9tte aronerne paa oeres 0ooe-
Der (ingen anOen oil anies o9roig
oertiD. og 0ereiter pil De tilraabes
6Dloeit al De 6niinoer al inOiife
0spoinger, Der er til Steoe iom De.
res a%perite. Man bnober, at aongens
% 1ronninaens RprnGrelie / Sn-
oien Ell ire Tigers Iio pil Ieoe til en-
bore 6~oritoaelie meIlem De Sno-
isote o. De engelife Npnoi8beoer,
emo biotil bar ppret IiIfnloet.
On 2urbnr boI6tes efter aongeb-
mnros aroning, men G0iparo par
life ielp til Steoe I 5noien, os Ell
8urbar noen en- aon9e er natnrIig.
pis life iom ben buroe pGre. 6or.
bereoeIierne Tor aong @eorgs %
Norps NootogeIie er foreggaoet
pna en- itorartet SfaIa, og oeres
9iGrppreIie pil / umanoelig Brno
iorbeie 5eitIi9beoerne.
Get bar life en- Sn6is0t, iom isrit
If / Stano en0urbar eqeraronings-
feiiliabeo. Get par oen 6eremte en-.
aelite 6sriteminiiter, 5soen 9israe-
Il. ga 2oro S%nlis6urD bar Mini.
tier til 5nOien, og G%israeli par SCR.
iteminiiter. par BET, at ii0itnGpnte
io~ranitalte0e, at Drowning 9ictoria
ogioo 'flllOe frones 9ronningen al
5noien. Non boabeOe. at en- inoonn
9urbnr for iteOie pil0e iaitilno, al
England bar Snoiens O%perbooe0.
Get er nGiten umuIigt for Ell al
min0elig amerifaner at iGtte liz
inO l. boao ben feiierlige Gurbor !
7elbi betooer. Snoien % De 6orene-
Be Stater er 10 iaa rent forifeIlige.
&c tore Ssn0inger / SnOien, iom
bar tore itnaenoe Armeer unoer iia,
nilOe life brpoe iig Ell Snus ON en-
9rooflpnbro oDer en- al Sn0iens
5looer eler en- 3ernbane toers gen.
mem 2nuoet, men De er meget nsie-
regnen0e me0 Oeres gamle Stats
8Rr0igbeo % nafbpnqigbeo.
6nem oct END er, iom ItDrer eng.
LAMB, ioa nil oisie inofsote Seo6in.
ger beboIoe oeres Stilling, og De er
ligeioo meget en- Gel Of oct brittle
aeiierrige iom 2onSons goreerme-
tier ener Gonaoas General @uoer-
ngr.
lt60ifterne / 8orbinoelie meo en-
Durbar er nnturligpis umao6elig
itore, men man faar blan0t anOet
treite iig me6, at 6orbereoeIierne al.
Der Ell Wnsie Wenneifer meaet at
gre. 90 6sn0inaer oa andre b6ie
6errer BIZ itrs oeres @nper ioa irit,
ION nnor Regnen faloer I Reentioen.
Get er umuligt at iige, bpor meget
en- Durbor foiter, og boor meget
Der u6Oeles | @oper, men ben egent.
Iiee &eniigt meo ben er at gore ct
m9gtigt Snotrpf paa Snoiens 300,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Jtaar sqisrne 9suuenOsr lts til 5olr, Der
noerterert Il 1obst, entsn TOT al isbe Dos benz
sasr for at fau 0plpsnin9 ON bet duertersbe,
beoes o. altIO omtols. at Or iaa apertisies
uentet bette 8laD. Oct oil pare III gen.
fbi9 sirue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

5 bette Drummer begpnoes en- M
aioeling UNDER 5iubriften 0Dleooe-
IeIier ira 0anii6 9ut6eran FubI.
&ouie4. SriteresiereOe beoes gipe
9[at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
Gn Sfneipiaers giOnesbDlo.

llaelet De0 gtatlonalfeafret ell VI
ten ior Ell Lilo iiOen 5oreOras on
r8erionlig eriaring.
SnIeren begDnote lille. SRI
itelig llfeblao" - meo at irembqDe,
at ri trGnoer til gperionlig erfa'
ring" ON @uos oros ianObet. Get
fan life lpngOen tilireositilIe oS,
at oct iortaaes / ell sammeI bot,
buao Der ifeoe neOe i 56OelanO ior
2000 aar iioen.
6ooeolper8Smaalet er, ON ben
manO, iom on panOret ON % ioa De
tore, iterfe oro, leper enomu, ON
ban enonu oanorer paa iOroen, ON
on % ieg fan fomme / ~iorbinoel'e
meo 6am % perionlia criare, at
1an tate ianObet.
Sfal Der bIi menig / lioet, oa
ton oct life pere en- tiliplOigbet,
at ieg er til.
SORT naar ieg iaar oiisbet ior,
at alt, o8iaa ieg ielu, ogiaa nit eBet
Iio IeOes al en- mGgtig baano % at
0enne 9aan0 itpres no ct fiGrlig
bierte, ierit ga iaar lipet mening.
Gerfor oiGlOer Oct at ie, at brute
line zine; oo bill Ri o9iaa op0a8e
@u0s iotipor oerOen Den oog ioag.
Vi oil ie, at ban bar engler iom
panorer poo ioroen. at ban bar
vbDbuo9, iom ban ienoer run0t /
lanoet.
9ette bclpite ban iaa peo cfsem.
pier ira lit eget % ira andres liu.
san i%ortalte ON agolborg paa
aiGloeren", en aamnel fattia tone
poa ct iattiabls / Bergen.
Ter bap0e bun bu5lp og brpnoe,
men alt an0et iif bum ira @u0.
@un tiaget alorig. Sun fun boO.
Vien ono bsrte alto ben0es bonner
% ienote line bpbuo i rette ito.
6n bag ban int biemme / i'm itue.
fal0te @uO tpOelig paa bom % bso
BAN gaa til 8al6ore.
San gioroe opbppelier; tbi oct
par Ell 40 bans iriOoge og ban bap-
De glG0et ia til at ia oct bpgaelig
biermme. Get bar ogiao itpggepeir
ute.
Men ban fit life ireo; ban maot-
te 9nn, % oa ban fom inc til Bal.
borg, lat bun meo bibelen ioron iig
msrfe.
Sun mottof bam meo oisie orc:
Bar oct Fem, @n6 piloe ien0e
ioaa. Seq iputes, ban par noget len
| penoineen."
Sun bite bnm en- brsoifaIf, iom
bnooe nPret benoes belle motior.
rnao iioen ben ioregooenoe bag.
vMen iea pi6site. ban piloe fomme."
Get nnOet efsempel gialot en-
goootenpIar, JON netop bar inopiet
| ben grab, bpis ritual er fortpnin.
gen ON ben bnrnrbiertige iomoritan.
n@oo on ben oe gisr lifeioa" er
beiolingen. % ban hagen eiter off
oper torpet, iaa ban en- itoffor, iom
bar nloeles fortommen 90 orif.
5illet % %eIenoig too ban Der /
ineilapiet. San fen0te BAN ielp oa
bans isrgeliae biitorie. San bonoe
let be0re on9e. men mn bar ban for.
lott az in familie oa an ale.
San off ior6i. Nen rsiten 10 til
BAN: ~Sbn0 bar 0et on Iopet I 10.
aen iaaoraites2 p@aa on ben og
gisr lifciool"
Sn0penoinaerne fom. De fommer
altio. Den ban penote ON. elf ben
til BAN. Ia hnnnoen pnn bans ituI.
Der og ia: oStaffars 0em, 7e bar
BET pitt life eo6t."
0ranferen bleo bsiIig %forbapiet,
pEaIer De til mio2" 30, ban qior.
DC 6n oct. 5plirte ON ban boS6e
ipiit. Rei, oct ba60e ban life. r5sIg
me0 mig, iao ifaI 9e fao mat"
pRei, De ifaI life gaa pe6 iioen
ap mig" 80, ieg bor life nogct
at famine mig oper | oenne Itunb."
San aob berten pence oa "a.
pPlei BAN bel % bpnS mere on mao
lpgge ut, piI lea betnIe Dig en- nnoen
9ona." 7rdnferen: .Spor0on fon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
Gn SOugiuniaA DER
tiltr9ngts.

III @AAhANAAA .3ANh
0noer i 8eroeu", ifrioer et 9ptte-
blao.
Ter er 10 1ing, iom mao mo
rpmmes = at Orifteriet er ct tort
Onoe oDeralt i sen cioiliiereOe Der.
Den, % at Der er optaget Ell per-
Oensuio Stamp imo6 bette 0nOe.
lei par iorleoen Dag, Den 8an-
fe tom op pos os, ON oct ogiaa Git
al at foretille iia @uli95eOeu al
Ell ~per0enspiO 9ro6ibition.
Set Spergsmaal pil ri imi0Ier.
tio life orefte Der; t3i at begDnoe
meo bette Spergsmaal oiIoe p9re
omtrent BET iamme iom at beggnOe
ira 5oppen at feIoe ct m99tigt
5rp.
Seller fife agter pi at inolaOe
os poa Spsrgsmaalet, ON set er
er flogt at blan0e Af5ol0siper95-
maalet op i goIitiffen oa opitiIIe
observation-disclosures
Nen naar ma MI ganite notur.
ligt ar6eioer IofaIt Tor NfbolO. en-
ten 2otaliteten iaa 5eOOer 9p, Goun-
tn eaer Stat, IA msOer nan beitan.
Oiq mangelnulo 9opaipning.
On 0riffetraiiffen enc fife / og
for Jig ton fables ct Monopol, iaa
er Ben a~lligeoeI Ell o9lOia @oet
% Sen er en- ifaIoeIig, neO6rpoenOe
@agt en- Ragt. Der asr mere til
at ~neo6r1oe 5noipiOets 2pffe emo
Set Dprite NonopoI.
% Qriffeiorretningen er netop
en- melIemitatsli9 5orretning, ION
ocn enfeIte Stat fife fan fontroIle-
re.
Ser er BET, Ri mener. Der bebs-
pes 9oogipnine og netop fsoernI
9opgipning. ioroi Der bebeoes ieoe.
raj aontroI.
gn iaaOon 9ing er 10 Oa life II.
fenot Der / 2nnoet, iom at en- Stnt
bar pe0taget 8ro6ibition - Sta.
ten Maine bar 10 enoog FOR onoen
Sang itemt iom Stat Tor Brobibi-
tion.
Men BET er 10 umuligt FOR en-
Stat at aennemisre Ell ioaoan eoo
beitemmelie, iaa lpnge Raboitater.
ne tilIaoer Erafiffen, og 2nnoets
Regering tiIIaoer, at Der ienoesHus-
oriffe ino / en- 5orbh0sitnt.
2igeion, bpor itore 9eIe al en-
Stat peo r6ountp Option" bar be-
TENT Jig for afboIo.
Raor en- Stat tilIaoer oen eufel.
te aommune oe6 ct 6lertnl al loD-
liee Stemmer at afgsre, ON ben
bill tillaoe 9riffetraiif eaer fife, ion
6sr Sntan life nlene life forbinore ian,
Dan aommune I at b9DOe lin 9eitem-
melie; Staten bsr bialpe aom-
munen at bnan0bppe line 9eitem.
melier.
2igeioa BET bele eano; Haar bets
aonititution biemler itatslie 90 10.
fol SelpitpnOig6eo, iaa Dor 2on-
bets louoioenoe 5oriomling. Son.
s~resien, ogino Jorge for 9e0tnaelie
al 2ooe, Der pprner ON og beitnt.
ter ben enfelte 2ofalitets Selp-
itpnoiabeo % 9eitemmeliesret.
Ia Sslan6 6apoe oe6taget en-
6orbuosloo, bar Den 0anife aonge,
6reoerif Sen Otten0e, itrafs bere6-
pilIig til at unoerifrioe 0enne Cop.
% oa en- 0eputation Of AfboIos-
mpno taffeoe BAN 0erior. iogoe
ban: o9eriom ben onnife 9igsoag
pil pe6toge en- lignenbe COP, ifnl iea
un0erifripe Den me0 en0nu iterre
j @Ieoe.~
Gerbe0 bite bort 5poreIan6s bsie-
ite gorirbeosperion 9eipeft for Sol
fets SelobeItemmeliesret
8i tpioler life ON, at 10 mango
al bore Stnters @upernsrer og bort
2anos grpiioent oiIoe gre ligeonn.
Wen Brpiioenten tan intet no.
rette meo lin llnoerifrift, i6r Cop
. ginningsmngten bar 6anolet.
Dog fun0e ban blanot oct meget
moet, ban | line guoifa6er 6enle-
Der aongres'ens Gpmprfiombeo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Sober anntion, en- norifgmerifa.
ner, Der 6s6e 0en 10. Oft. / 9lnr 81
g[ar anltmeI / Han0au, ga, baD6e
iflg. gllng.s gen~ teitnmenteret
&ougeg Sunooe $4,000 at forOeIes
innleoes: ainomisiionen So, 900; 5n.
b~remisiionen $4,000; Gburc6 Grt.
Sc, 900; gBrnebiemmet $1,000 SO.
ipitaIet / Siour gitD $1,000. SDis
SnmiunOet life oDertdger bette so.
fpitaG inoen ON fem Anr, ifal iioit-
nrDnte Gum tilfal0e 6on0sfosien.
Enopioere 81 800 til Gins Me.
nigheo for beitemte cling. Reiten ifaI
IigeIig foroeles mellem Ss0emisiio.
men og Snntalmisiionen Der iiges
ON Sopnr qnution: Snn Dor en- It'll.
Ie, beifeoen og pnoIi0elig aorofter
@no ipnreoe BAN for at blipe oroget
meo | Strenrmen. Ga ban ioo, at
bans Doge Der | Ber0en bar tall,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Z 1ilfelos al urseelneshg6eesr Deb
Robtagelisn bsbes man tla9e til bet febliae
Qofn9leu. Sfaloc bet fife bialpe. Oeoes
man henoenbs 10 til ii, 0onftereH"s
kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Catered at Bislr Postothee as second
class matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Oct er egentlig iprIig | lin ling.
Dom, at Wenneifet bar en- 6ornem.
melie al at oct oeo noget Sonle.
oes fan man iiae, at Den Sti6ent,
Der life err flogere en6 lin 2prer,
cr life mango inre 5ilo pGr6.
90 BET er BIT ogion NOR pe6 at
paste, at Ben a6onnent, Der life bar
be6re 5oritnnb pnn at ,ren6e" ani.
len emo 2eooftsren, er life rigtig'
ooa9net op til at pa%nifsnne ale fine
epner = og err oerfor ct mprfeIigt
Menneife. oSbis ieg Dor Ieoafter,
Iaa ifuI6e 5 ellersiens bare iel"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-02-04

street.
Eighth
shops eight blocks.
and the We also for children
and them, small
tion be had BY writing letter
phopiug 1876
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-08

G. B. Cook of Maple River will con
duct series of one day farmers insti.
tutes in Kent county in February.
Mrs. J. T. Walsh and son, Harry, left
Sunday evening for Los Angeles, Calf.
They will stop at Kansas City and Den.
yer enroute.
County Treasurer Frank Fl. Rush,
administrator of the estate of George
j. Leonard, deceased, has sold the 30
acre farm in Owosso township, on Sec
ton o, to H. N. Ainsworth of Owosso
for $4,025. There were five other bid
ders for the property.
Mrs. F. E. Munro and children left
Saturday morning for Winslow, Ariz.
where they will reside. Mr.. Munro
has been in Winslow for several weeks
past. having accepted position with a
railroad there.
At the regular rehearsal of the
Messiah chorus last night, A. E. Ferry,
director of the Owosso auxiliary chorus,
was present to assist. The Owosso peo-
pie are very enthusiastic over the COM
ing musical event and are planning to
send large humber to the Saginaw
mid winter festival, 1.-THE Messiah, "
which will be presented January 49,
Saginaw Courier Herald.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
Office for the week ending Dec. 2, 1911
Mrs. Ida Ballow, May Carrier, Leonard
b. Coryelle, Preston L. Forest, James
Frank, N. M. Gehara, Miss Gertie Park
ST., Miss Pearl Gorsuch, Harve Hold.
ger, Andrew Hutchings, Miss Maud
Kelly. Lizzie Kinsey Miss Lillian Lew
is, Miss Ruth s. Lunden, Will McLoud,
Harvey Marvin, Harry Michel, F. s.
Smith, Mrs. c. J. Sperry. Florence
Sperry, Miss Margaret Trask, Gergel
Tstvan.
Mrs. John Sweet, wife of Rev. John
Sweet formerly pastor of the First M.
E. church in this city, died Sunday at
her home on Fourth avenue in Detroit.
after an illness of several weeks of
heart trouble Mrs. Sweet was born in
Wales in 1851 and came to Canada with
her husband in 1879 and to Owosso in
1875. Rev. Sweet was presiding elder
and later head of the superanuated
ministry department of the Methodist
Episcopal church. She is survived by
her husband, two sons, Wilfred and
George, and three daughters, Minnie,
Lillian and Nellie. The funeral was
held Tuesday, Methodist clergymen
acting as pallbearers
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-08
Not Forgetting
the Children

Sometimes this is the hardest
of all to choose-something
that will become the little tot
and still be practical.
Not all designers of garments
are able to get into the spirit
of it and create things that
belong to the child-world.
When we find garments such
as these, which appeal both to
the little folks fancy and the
mothers judgemnt-then we
know they are the right sort.
We have one particular style
in mind that is just the little
maids kind. Warm and coy
and comfy and all trimmed up
with gilt buttons to make it
twinkle. In red it's a picture.
But it's lovely in several other
colors as we'll.
On Sunday she's all dressed
up in it. And then it's just the
thing, too, for the merry little
play-day girl.
Prices 1898 to SIS.
So, from the little maid up
to her grandmother, we intelli-
gently supply everything need
ed in outer garments. And the
same satisfying quality and
style characterize all.
Ask to see the new Suffolk"
coat for the little maids older
sisters.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-08
Wool Bed Blankets,
Special a. =.

A new western blanket mill
recently made us some very
interesting prices in the hope of
introducing their goods here.
We were "chock full" of blank
cts but we simply couldn't re-
sist one case each of two
numbers and these have just
been received. 50,
We have priced these at %. 80
and 1898 per pair, and when
you consider that these blank.
cts are strictly all wool you
will agree with us that they
are the greatest values ever
offered. M
,.Ettps
At $3.50 per pair. All wool,
both warp and filling-11.4 size
weigh Al lbs. per pair-blue
and white, pink and white, tan
and white, gray and white,
fancy plaids and plain grays.
At 1898 per pair. All wool
and much finer stock. Weigh
Al lbs. per pair, ia size-in
all sorts of pretty plaids.
We have just opened this
seasons first shipment of Toys,
and these are now being shown
on our first floor, south side.
This line is very much larger
than we have heretofore shown,
and contains many novelties
new to 1911, that will be picked
up by early buyers.
Now is good time to make
your selections-not only is the
stock new, fresh and complete,
but you may take your time,
you'll not have to hurry now as
you certainly will a little later.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-08
THE OWOSSO TINES
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
OwOSsO, MICH, DEC, 8, 1911.
Local News.

Local News.
DR.. A L. Arnold was in Detroit on
business Monday.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. Roy North
way, Mt. Pleasant, q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Murray spent
part OF the week in Detroit.
Postmaster and Mrs. G II Stevens
OF Perry, were in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hitler Of Bay City,
returned home Tuesday after visiting
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Frisbie are NOV
ing to their new home, the Dolsen
house, N. Water street.
No session was held at the central
school building Monday forenoon be.
cause Of the bursting of q water pipe
The new transient trader ordinance
has been passed by the council and
may be found in full in another column.
The council voted Co. H $3.50 Monday
to assist in furnishing the new armory
rooms in the Race building on Water
street.
The annual chicken pie supper and
apron sale of the Congregational Social
Union will be held in the church, De-
eember IL.
Bert Hitler, former resident of this
city but for several years residing in
Bay City, will return to Owosso to re.
side.
Another big lot of women's rubbers at
SOC pair, any size, medium low heels
Same grade in mems rubbers, 75c at
Thome & Frisbie's.
j. w. McKie, giving his residence as
Corunna, and Miss Estella d. Reynor
Detroit, were married by Justice Pea.
cock in the clerks Office, Tuesday.
f. E Smith of Akron, Ohio, has be-
gun suit to collect $35O2O from Jane
and John Devine and Mary Perkins on
mortgage covering 70 rty acre farm
on section IS, Caledonia tow nship.
Plans which were under considera-
tion for the organization of bank at
Henderson by parties interested in sew
eral banks have been dropped for the
present.
w. A. Priest, who has been at Los
Angeles, Calf, for a month past, has
ngone to Redlands, thinking the change
in climate would be beneficial to his
health.
It's none too early to get busy with
the selection of those Christmas shoes
and slippers. We offer special values in
mems house slippers at 4Sc, 75c and CSC
a DIT. Thome & Frisbie.
Hedley wickham has returned from
amonth's stay in Florida and has re.
sumed his work as mail carrier. He
enjoyed his trip and is feeling in much
better health than when he left.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Smith of
Lansing, have returned from visit in
Pontiac and are guests of their son.
Hairy e. Smith, of this city. They ex-
peect to remain here about week.
A pair of nice, soft felt slippers, with
or without fur trimming, would be very
acceptable along with other Christmas
things. Neary every color Is represent
ed in our large stock. Prices range
from csc, 81. $3.50 to 81 for women's
sizes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-12-08
Blankets For
Bath Robes

We have these in a great
assortment of patterns and
colorings, ample in size, 72x9O
inches, and extra good value at
the price, S2.50 each.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-07
0RRINE For Whiskey
and Beer Habit

Orrine is the standard and is every
where recognized as the most success
full and reliable home treatment for the
Drink Habit" 1t is highly praised by;
thousands of women, because 1t has re-
stored their loved ones to lives of sob
riety and usefulness, and the weekly
wages which at one t1me were spent
for Drink are now used to purchase
the necessaries and many comforts of
home. Any wife or mother who wants
TO save her husband or son from
Drink" will be glad to know that
she can purchase ORRINE from the
Lion store Pharmacy. and If no benefit
is obtained after a trial, we will re-
fund the money.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms.
No. 1. secret treatment, q powder. alb
solutely tasteless and ordorless given
secretly in food or drink. ORRTNE No.
2, in pill form. is for those who de-
sire to take voluntary treatment. OR
RINE costs only 81 box. Write for
Free Orrine Booklet (mailed in plain
sealeed envelope) to ORRINE CO., 521
Orrine Building. Washington d. c.
ORRINE is recommended and is for
sale in this city by the Lion Store
Pharmacy. 1873 South Holman street,
Hammond. Ind.
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FADS AND FASHIONS

New York, April I-Easter, with its
delightful revelations of spring fash
ions. its bewildering surprises and
spectacular displays is rapidly ap-
preaching and the fashion shops are
OVERLOOKING with the most tempting
and Enchanting displays Of feminine
millinery for the bonnie Eastertide.
Judging from the gorgeous exhibitions
in the large shops the coming Easter
parade will be a thing to be remem-
bered.
A survey of the situation shows that
one-piece dresses hold the first posi-
ton among spring fashions. Except
for the lingerie frocks. most OF these
are elaborate garments, suited for
evening and dressy afternoon wear.
Simpler gowns are seen in serge, pan
anna. satin, crepe. wolfe. marquisette,
challis and foulard. These fabrics are
capable of every modification, from a
simple and inconspicuous walking
dress to an elaborate robe for evening
wear
Black and white combinations are
looked upon with favor. and so are
blues, in every shade from navy to
Copenhagen. grays. tans and soft
browns. violets and. novelty, mig
nonette green. Red Is little seen ex-
cept trimming touches dark
toned models, and other bright colors
are used in the same way
The distinguishing features of the
apiece gowns of the present style
are wide collars! draped fichus. incroy-
able revers. panel sashes and peasan
sleeves in three-quarter and elbow
lengths Vivid shades are, as a whole
favored. but yelled with chiffon t,
soften them, or revers and collars ar.
covered with lace so that only the edE,
of the real fabric shows.
Skirts are still narrower, as in tn
suits. though not extremely so. Th
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average width. 1t might be said. Is 2 n
yards They are plain gored, with bias
folds. bands or pleated fiounces at the
bottom edges. or have a short tunic
effect finished with kits to the hem,
or are In long tunic stylesw straight
band or pleated in hounces finished. or
in double tunfc mode. giving the APP
pearance of a double skirt. The broad.
straight panel sash. attached to the
shortened waist line, and falling about
to the knees, is quite modish. In tall
ored gowns these panel sashes are of
the fabric itself and are bound with
braid. In dressier effects the model is
shown in ribbon, satin or chiffon.
In nearly all Of the new suits the
favored trimming is braid, especially
the wide braid. which sometimes forms
the collar. cuffs and revers. and trims
the skirt well. Panels of braid
coming down the front and back of
way on the skirt, are distinctly the
thing. Narrow braid is also very
smart. especially when worked out in
ornamental designs on the skirt and
coat. A touch Of color is added by
oriental embroidery on the collar,
sleeves and revers. There is merely
a hint of this. and it is not allowed
to become too prominent in the color
scheme Buttons are also very much
| in evidence some of them of the same
color as either the suit or the trim
| ming, or as both, and some of them
silver or gilt. These latter are very
/ small. quite tiny in fact. In general
however. the new suits, except the
elaborate satin ones, are rather plain
comparatively little trimming of any
sort, outside of braid, being seen.
Handwork Is the dominant note or
many of the spring models of blouses
Wolfe and marquisette are perhaps thu
newest forms in which lingerie blouse
appear. The cool durability of thes'
4 open-mesh fabrics is appealing to thu
one who is planning an outfit for sum
mer wear. Most of the new blouse
are of the simplest styles. The kimo
no blouse is the pattern most gener
ally used. 1t is made collarless TO
those who have pretty threats and tn
courage of their conviction. Thi
H same type can be worn with adjust
able guimpes.
II There are many ways of employing
hand embr oidery on lingerie blouses
The square meshes form excellen
4 guide lines for straight conventions
patches of different eolored threads
cream wolfe with yoke outlined i
three shades of blue. for instance, i
delightful color scheme. Tan, gol
den brown and yellow are good tone
to combine on ecru rnarouisette. Rec