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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
5tnrn pukntn.

HctSiag muo Ipotbcfcrc ofUiieS.
DC iaa me9et omtnIte Retsiaaer MOB
Here Ipotbefere / 9epiIS Safe bIeo
iorIcocn peb GiitriftSrettcn / 2afota
betp0eltg offnappcoc, ihct Gommer
2cmpIetou aipilte pibere &et$forfel.
qclie MOB TO Of Dem, nenlIi9 q. sc.
Bomb % s. Sueebretion. Ser or M
fllu en- al oiSie Saaer tilbaae, mem,
Iig moo &. u. Green, o. oenne bill
rimcligpiS b~ebanhIeS ! Suruar.
Sattc llo paa i'm Gcllc. Clarence
Repeu, Der ior Grnffenlfab % @aoe.
uoroen bar inoiat / GrpitaIS Spng.
Tel, bauoe tat Slb paa gGageu / fin
@eIle 90 bar bepioitIss Of Ice. ba bei
lpffeoes at faa BAN no. Gen ulpffe.
ligc Wtau6, Der err % aar sammcI.
er iao m~eotoeen eiter fit eienbomme,
lige Experiment, at ban iuaen 6or.
tlarineer fon eipe, % oct ital iorre'
item bare tpillonlt ON ban fan lepe.
@eimBoc / Sarge. ct iterre Weot
Il Snteresien for bebre @eie ifaI Der
196e Sftober aibolbes / Sorao, oc
blanot Salerne peo oenne gnlebnint
n9pnes y. s. @urrea, ben national,
2anoepeisfommisiGr, Statsingenisl
@tdinion % andre. Roeet al De,
melt interesiante peo Mteoet oil bin,
! en- delegation fra Spo Satota o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
7fli1tueJctu.

SeSsfalS / 2nfcuiae. Sra 9ofe.
bile ifriDcs, at Mars. q. 0IIon for
nogeu 3io iioen er afaanet oeo 9eocn
bcriteos, etterIaoenoe iig @lano %
fer borne 9srn.
llSltiains / Saribanlt. 6orret.
ningsmpnoene / 5aribalIt bar ban.
net ct SeIifob os for Ell Giogrum al
ii aar Ieiet en- 2anoitr9fnins for
noitiaingseruno, 8eooeIebsbane o.
Ofientlis 2esepInoS. Oct leieoe 2ano.
itptfe Iieeer Iangs Hocf Sslono ga.
mems Spor ! ben ipbliee Del Of gD.
en-, og bet bar 9eniigten Of foran.
itaIte aarIise gountpuoitiaiuser Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
Sun pukntu.
GcsiFtrcring for SpmciteaSs. 2

UCBifretthB lpF pphiepeupe. Nu'
itrsmningen at Dem, Der r%egiitrerer
for SrGfningen at 2ano paa Yine
Gibge og grule Snoianerreierpatio.
nerne, bite ben lite bs. en- Iioen
Sorminbifelie, ioet Der neo De fire
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meIbte fig $3.50
/ De "a Elmer, Der enote al. 4. III
biSie blep $40 teenebe / Gregory,
702 / 9olloS, 470 chamberlain pg
POS / Tapio Gitp. Iftentoset brag-
te 500 Yerioner fra Rebraifa og
&nnias, og Den foregaaenoe aften
bar Der uiGbpanlis mango fra Soma,
% Ser nGpneS, at oper tppe al bisie
opaap al. bore fra gpen grira | Iu.
olibon gountp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

% ban SnsOae tom tilbase bapbe
ban $4 ! 2ommer, meoens gpgnine
% Vorelaser - ia enbog bet meitc
az Sonten - bar fuloitnnbig uopi.
ffet, % ban itoo ieien neo en- $4,000
@iGlb at betate. Gamoabls gamIe
genner % Naboer | MaribfieIb for.
mitalteoe en- Sammenfomit for at
itette og opmintre ben baarot prs.
pebe Gorretninesmono og bans
9ruo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

gamle Gioneerer, ioet ban boiotte iig
Hoteiter / 1868. Ser babe ban
ut Sicm ! oner 80 aar, eIer til
1898, oo ban fIptteoe til 81. gaiiI,
bDor ban iioer bar bpet oe | en- RRffe
al Iar peret anfat / Sernbanc. %
observation-disclosures Gieneite.
Ifoeoe, Der bar en- 8rooer Of @e.
reralfoninl Ssren 9iitoe / Hotter.
BAN, Soaanb, eiterlaoer fig Suitrit
og ier gsrnL fire 9stre og TO SON.
ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
N. &. Siitoe 900.

gsairus 6. 2iifoe er MonSas for.
rige use ofsaoet neb SeScn / fit
Siem | ct. BmuI, Winn.. omtrent 70
aar sarmel. aisct bIcu ienot til
bans gamle &iem i Ioheiter. Weinn.,
bror giiGtteIicn fanot Steo UNDER
flor D~eItogelie.
Nr. 9iitoe bar en- Of Wimeiotas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

$4,000 for behre Meir.

$4,000 Tor bebre @eie. &ommis'
iRrerne | Wenominee Gorntp bar
fremIagt ct Gornog ON at ubitebe
Bombs for $4,000, for oerrneo al
iGte Gountpets 0eie / goo Stanb.
elsie Bombs ifuIbe nbiteoes for ipp
aar og bore A wrocent &enter, os
bpis bette Gorilae gaar ieiennem
peo @aIset nnite 8oar, bill Gountpet
iaIt raaoe ober life minore emo
Sos, 900 til 8eiarbeiber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

4t bar ca glaH, buorpeo 8oinber o. @ut.
ter tan irene pene 9ense til SUI peb Dos
genner ps Tabocr at taae gefininser for
bore Srler, = Sufpenoers -1forarbeibeoe
efter @laaI'. SaIses bur,is. efrio til ean
Suipenoer Go Glsona, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

NnifeS 5frar. = @n erfaren
"Gultoit' Wiater" pniies itror. en- Bp
meo be bebiie airter os Sfoler. Wiaa p9re
Hittig % 9bruelig. 6or u9rmere Oplpss
ming ifrib til bort &ontor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

eenS "Deeorab- Soften" til sIest % genner
| bet sanIIe 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
era uoldnoet.

Gn frunf 2Grerinbe peo Nopr
2enee 9birian bIep iorleoen a~rrsite
ret ! acip5ig anflasetfor fra en- tpi
Officer at bape erbpernet ben fpift
armes ben,meIige Mobilieringspla
ner. Sun bIep funoet fpIois | Spi
oneri os osntes til ier Maanebers
SRngieI.
aapfeilcren "NprSiterm", Der eie.
bes of 9r. 6. Sarries / aiel, % ION
ben 26be Sept. afieiIebe fra @ibraI'
tar til aiel, CT iporlsit foripmnoen
Den bapoe en- @ei9tning Of "a
Wanb. gaaben tiIbsrte tibIiaere
Setter @ilbeIm og beb ba ~Meteor
III. Sen bar bpsset | amerifo
og bIeD | 1902 osbt of baprrenoe
Weiis Ilice &~ooiepeIt.
&ubalifterme | Torhasaf forfeit.
ter fremoeles fine frieerife Speratio-
ner | oct n~orolise BortusaI, men De.
res Sag iDues at bore baabIss. I'm.
Der en- Storm | forrige llee giorbe
be ct Streiftos fra lit Stronghold"
/ giersene / Rerbeben af ginbaes,
men De itsbte upentet paa republic
fanife trooper, os bet Tom til ct
beftigt SammenIteb. &opalilterne
miitebe mango Wenb og blep brepet
tiIbage til fine Smutbuler I Gerra
Goroa. &epublifanere fangeoe lige-
leoes ! forrige l1ee en- &opaliitafbe-
ling paa $50 manb, og bisie TO.
beoe, bpor &oDaliiterne bapbe fine
"Sorraaosfamre". S en- 8iergbuIe
/ N9rbeoen az 8inbaes fanotes Ser.
efter 1000 npe Wauier.&ifler, 600
&epolpere os $4,000 Batroner, iom
%altiammen ielpfelgeIist bIep fiernet.
ropaliitiffe 8anoer fsres for err
flor Del at fatolife Hraiter. - Sen
12te Oft. meboeIes fra grpsien, at
en- Camper peb Nann "3eebrusse",
Der netop bapbe taget omboro en-
Saonits at ipere &asier, iom for
mobebes at inoebolbe gaaben, Im.
gropiant og ct Mpparat
for traaolss SelesraI ON Iftenen
pluoielig forIoo @%nttperpen. Set
.altages, at ben mpitiife CAMPER til.
bsrte De portugiiiife &opaIiiter. Sen
portugiiiife &egiering er imiblertio
ogiaa aarpaagen. Sen bar sipet ale
&epublifens &~riesifibe Srbre til at
ligse meb 9amtpen oppe, parate til at
itiffe | Sieen poa ct 9ieblifs @orieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

Sripolis.&uHhiften. Oct tibIi.
gere giensibne SorIpbenee fra Ser.
lin ON, at De frisfsrenoe Raeter bar
if9ro meo at fomnte oberens ON en-
@aabenitiIitano benestes paa oct melt
beItemte at ben itaIienife 9fegiering.
ct glab | &om paoitaar ogiua at
&egieringen er abiolut imob oen tio-
ligere Slan ON at gipe Eprfiet no.
gen GrItatning for SripoIis, iom M
- efter Stalienernes Wenine = er
ct erobret 2anb. Den tprfiife &e-
giering, ifal 40 forifielige Smpeie
ba forisgt at ienoe Srbre til Den tio-
ligere Gbef for 8arniionen / Sripo.
lis ON at bolbe iib imob St~alienerne
iaa lenge ior mnIigt. = ct Sele-
gram fra &onitantinopel al t3be
Sftober meobeler, at Ser bar itaoei
en- ifarp Srefning meaem Sprferne
og Stalienerne paa en- Saug nben.
for Sripolis. S%taIienerne tabte
1900 @ano, br9bte og iaareoe,
mebers Sprfernes SAB bar rinae.
Sette SorIpoenoe er COG life befrpf.
tet ira nogen anben &ant. Sra
Tom meboeles ben 13be, at ifient
&egleringen err al ben @ening, at
ben nupGrenbe Milit9r- expedition
paa 10000 Iqnb er tilitrGffeIig til
@eiGttelien al belle SripoIis, err Ser
Dog truffet MnitaIter til at babe 6or.
l~terfninger' parat, ON oct Ifliloe trpn.
ges. 9perItfommanoerenoe oper be
italienife Trooper / Sripolis, Gene.
raj Gonepo, afperter InfomIten al
ben iioite 8prtion al oen fsrite grpe.
oition, inoen ban beepnber @arider
ino giennem Sanbet. = Sire npe
geroplaiier or retop anfommet til
Tom ira 6ranfrig, og De IfaI itrar
ienbeS pioere til SripoIis. 9ette er
ferite Sang Slppemaifiner bill bIi an.
penot | pirfelig 9rig = forioapibi
iom man Tan falbe benne Iffere for
en- nirfelig arig. 9e bill fsres al
i~talienife Sfficerer re bill beientIia
bli anpenot / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
item, men be bill oeiaa bIi uoruitei
meo Bomber, ON Oct ifuIoe bIi On.
leoning til at Hippo Dem neo / Sope.
bet paa Sienoen. = Gen tprfiIfe Re.
giering bar ubniit ollie italienIfe
8orreiponoenter oq apismpnb fra
Sprfiet meo "a Siners garIeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
Sisie bar aifHt paa zig.

Wiis 2ilie Sougcn, Senolo, %
gtr. Setter IirIep, Iortb,pooo; Itiis
Sba Sobnion. Seer Greet og Wfr.
Clifford EerfinS, NortbpooD; Miis
Dina Sormon, SiIper Cafe, og Wtr.
@apforo Relem n9r @ortbpooo,
FAINT Miis IatbiIbe 2arion n9r
Soice og Mr. Selmer Ebompion,
2afe Iils. Seq enifer ale oisle
boabciuloe, aateOe sGgtcpar ct lanst
% lpffelist SamIip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
Cascarets Cure a
Bilious Headache
Gently but thoroughly cleanse
your Liver, Stomach and Bow
els and you feel great by
morning.

You're bilious, you have a
throbbing sensation in your head,
a bad taste In your mouth, your
eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with
dark rings under your eyes; your
lips are parched. No wonder you
feel ugly, mean and Ill tempered.
Your system is full of bile not
properly passed off, and what you
need is cleaning up inside. Don't
continue being a bilious nuisance
to yourself and those who love
you, and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and injure
Remember that every disorder OF
the stomach, liver and intestines
can be quickly cured by morning
with gentle, thorough Cascarets-
they work while you sleep. A
10-cent box from your druggist
will keep you and the entire fam
lily feeling good for months. Chill
dren love to take Cascarets, be-
lcause they taste good and never
grippe or sicken.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
Story of ''Cavalryman's Cup"
A Tale of Modern Chivalrv
OF ONE RIFLE
TEAM no ANOTHER CELE-
DRAFTED FOR KEEPS IN SILL
YER PRIZE CUP.
BY O. l.. GuIMAO.

CAMP PERRY, Sept. Like
page from some old romance of
chivalry is the story of the Cav
alryman's Cup" awarded to Capt.
H. l.. T. Cavenaugh of the 10th
U. S. cavalry.
Last year, In the final skirmish
run, the cavalry and marine
teams were neck and neck. Just
as the marines started down the
field, hot-headed young marine
officer called out good wind"
from the spectators line.
Technically, this was coaching,
and the entire score of the mar
ines was thrown out.
But this decision was protest
ed by the winning team. The Ma
tional Board ruled favorably upon
the protest and the marines step
ped into second place, over the
heads of the cavalrymen.
Not to be outdone in generos-
ity, the marines spent their $3.50
cash prize on a silver cup, to go
to the cavalryman making the
highest score in the presidents
match-this year awarded to Cav
anaugh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
CAVALRYMAN'S CUP.
MANY OFFERS OF TONGUES.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 12.-Mrs
J. L. Long of Independence. Mo-,
mother of Miss Inez Long, who re-
Gently bit her tongue off in a
motor car accident, has received
on an average of so letters daily
for the last three days in response
to her announcement that a re-
ward would be paid for an inch
of someone's tongue to be used to
cure the girl.
The writer of one letter said he
thought $4,000 would be a reason
able price for an inch of tongue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

knobs on the ear lobe-every kind
of an earring is fashionable. But
be you young or old, coquettish
or demure, rich or poor, beauti-
full or plain, IL you are feminine
your pink pearly ear must be dec
GRATED with some sort of an orna-
ment.
This does not mean that a large
amount of money must be spent.
Far from it. 1t is just the other
way. Diamonds, opals, pearls,
sapphires and emerals are worn
in the ears if you are able to
afford these precious gems, still
the semi-precious stones are COR
rect. There are also charming
long danglers contrived of gold,
silver and jet.
Some of the most effective ear
rings that the fashionable jewell
ers expose to fascinate feminine
eyes are long enough to touch the
shoulders. Others are enormous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

jeweled hoops, while some take
the form of birds, flowers and just
decorate the lobe of the ear with
a simple stone.
No one in this day has to go
through the barbarism that our
grandmothers did when earrings
were fashionable half a century
ago. In that day tears were shed
and pain suffered to have the ears
bored" In 1911 ears are not
even pierced to enable a pretty
face to be prettier by wearing
these decorations. No suffering
need be endured for the sake of
vanity.
The earrings of today are made
with a little clamp. This fastens
onto the lobe and the bit of jew
elry is perfectly secure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
GIVES LIFE FOR A TOY PONY

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-"There
goes my pet. Horsie will be
hurt" lisped little Alexander Mo-
luar, 8 years old, of 337 East
Gath street, yesterday, when his
tiny toy pony slipped from his
arms and fell into the street in
front of a huge five-ton motor
truck that was passing the child s
home. The little fellow dashed
forward and attempted to rescue
"horsie."
The next moment the child was
lying a crushed mass beneath the
front wheels of the heavy vehicle
One wheel had passed over the
head of the boy and crushed his
frail skull.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

Many schemes have been pro-
posed or telling the dates o the
month, but none as simple as this
calendar. By adjusting 1t once a
month you are able to keep
track. The calendar consists of
two metal rings surrounding the
watch dial. On the one are the
days and the other the dates.
One series of numbers begins
with one, another with two, an
other with three, and so on up to
seven. On the first of each
month you adjust the series be-
ginning with number one with
the day on which the month be-
gins. Your calendar will then be
complete for the month,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

With evening frocks long swing
ing earrings lend a decided touch
to the costume. This is especially
true if the shoulders of the fair
one are sloping and the throat
swan like. Some of the earrings
shown by jewelers. display a CON-
bination of pearls and tiny dia-
monds in a setting of white sil-
yer.
There is something chic about
somber jet black earrings. These
are not necessarily mourning, but
are worn with the gayest of head
gear and the brightest of frocks
A pouch of black is often added in
the neckwear to harmonic with
the jet.
Swinging earrings are not be-
coming to all faces, but when one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
COSY NOOK FOR SPOONERS
IN THIS PERFORMED CHURCH

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Be-
cause he believes marital infelic-
ity is due to inability of young
couples to become thoroughly ac-
quainted before marriage, Rev.
Joseph d. Peters of the First Re
formed church of Hoboken is GO
ing to make the lovers path easy
by erecting a "spooners' hall.
He will have sweet music and Sc
questered corners where young
people may do their counting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
PAGE FrvA

The secretary of the Ladies' De-
partment of the Valley Fair asso-
citation will make entries and &c
|cept exhibits Friday and Saturday
afternoons, Sept. goth and 30th. at
Joseph Myers art store, 1885 So. G
street. For information telephone
Main 6442. All exhibits will be
received In Tacoma and returned
to Tacoma after the fair. The VAL
ley Fair association will appreciate
your assistance. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
PANTAGES

An unusual act this week Is a
playlet, the Awakening of Bud
dha," given by a company of five,
including three graceful dancers.
Harry A. Davis, a sharpshooter;
Budd and Wayne. with a line of
amusing talk; 1.-THE Wildflower, :"
a sentimental one-act playlet in
which Teresa Maridor shows up
as the pretty little Indian girl,
round out the bill.
German comedy is furnished by
Bernard and Jones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
ScalIoDed Chops.

This is an easily digested dish
for an invalid and makes a good
dinner for young child. Keep all
|the lean meat from a tenderloin
chop and chop fine. Place this in a
jar with n tablespoon of bread
crumbs, seasoning with pepper
and salt and tablespoons of
water. Tie a buttered paper over
the top of the jar and place
1t in pan of boiling water. the
water reaching half way up the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
Hamburg Steak Rolled.

Soak stale bread In water until
soft and squeeze out water. add
pepper, salt. sage and little piece
of butter. Mix with the steak,
form in shape, put thin slices of
pork over top; put in deep pan,
sprinkle flour on top, add a little
water and bake in moderate oven
about an hour. Pour off gravy
and put meat to get thoroughly
cold. When sliced makes fine
supper dish; also is good for sand
witches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
New Fall Patterns in
CARPETS

Our showing of Carpets in
cludes the newest Fall patterns
Amber Velvet, Wilton Vel
vets, Whittall's Body Brussels,
Administers and Tapestries are
some of the new arrivals. The
prices cover a wide range. The
quality is superior to anything
else at the same price. Let us
figure on carpeting your room.
A few special offers follow
Eight patterns Amber Velvet.
with small figures; will out
wear any tapestry made, and
the cost is much less. Regular
$1.10 value. on
Special JOJ
A number of patterns Axmln-
ster Carpet just arrived. Beau
tiful colors, latest designs, and
durability make these profita-
BILE carpets to buy. These pat
terms worth regularly s1.35
and $1.40. q nm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
Symphony Orchestra Starts.

The Tacoma Symphony orches-
ira met again last night to take
up the new seasons work. Di-
rector Olof Bull expects this to be
a very successful season and in a
few weeks the orchestra will be
ready to announce its first con-
cert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

Mrs. T. II. Smith will entertain
the Phil Sheridan Card club at
cards tomorrow afternoon at her
home, 2708 North 21st street.
Take Point Defiance car.
The Central w. @. T. u. will
hold meeting Thursday at their
hall at 819 South Ninth street to
elect a superintendent and dele
gates to the state convention at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
Beef Stew

Beef Stew.
Cut away the skin and fat from
3 lbs. of the rump of beef, put Il
Into the stewpan with l quart oil
broth or water and let IL boil up
season with salt and pepper. Wher
this has been simmering for 2
hours. shred one-half the peel oi
a lemon and add to the gravy
Take up the gravy and place II
where 1t will keep warm. Thicker
and color the gravy. flavor with
Worcester sauce and lemon jules
and pour over the meat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
TOnnin Cnfsun.

Add to l gallon of red tomatoes,
after they are strained. table
spoons each of salt and pepper, |
teaspoon each of Gloves and a.
spice. 1-2 teaspoon red pepper, /
Tablespoon mustard, pint vine
gar; boil until thick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

Velvet is used for autumn
street suits, the waist being OF
chiffon of the same shade and
trimmed with velvet to carry out
the costume idea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
WHOLESOME STORIES FOR THE LITTLE
FOLKS ARE ALWAYS TO BE FOUND ON
THIS PAGE; READ THEM TO THE "KIDS'
ear Dngle bangles of Some Sort in Your -
Ears IL You Want To Be Fashionable This Yea,

Long dingle dangling earrings.
huge hoop earrings, with no pend
ant in the circle, others with a
dainty center piece. or round
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

Small and medium-sized bon
net shapes are prominently fea-
tured for early fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12
.0nthiaGrey5
1ottorS
Dear Miss Grey

Dear Miss Grey:
I am engaged, but for certain
reasons cannot marry. My fiance
and / are both homeless. but he
expects soon to buy home and
take younger brother to live
with him. He wishes me to take
charge of the home for him. AS
/ am employed, with such work
as could be done afternoons, l
could do this very nicely. Would
it cause scandal? Would you ad-
wise me to do it? p. ]. X.
Alt certainly would give
the busybodies chance to wag
their tongues. If you could rent
room to an older woman who
would serve as a chaperon, II
might be all right, but my advice
is: stay out of 1t altogether.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-09-12

Materials used for blouses to
supplement tailored suits are of
soft, clinging texture, such as
chiffon, crepe, lace or silk.
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fashions

One-piece street dresses made
to simulate coat and skirt are
seen at the early fall openings.
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The scarlet fever epidemic
which stopped work on the state
reformatory in April saved the in
gtttution from a deficiency of
$87,095 which would have been
caused by the contracts entered
into for construction work.
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Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey:
/ ID Is it proper for girl to
invite a man to accompany her to
wedding when he has not been
invited? CD Is 1t all right to
wear a hat and gloves 10 an early
evening wedding? A READER.
A.-D Not unless she is a
close personal friend of the bridal
couple, and then only unless she
has their permission. CD Yes.
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A puff at the elbow is shown II
some dress sleeves and the long
sleeve is used in conservative and
tailored models.
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wishes to wear them and to have
them becoming, IL the hair is
drawn well over the ears and the
bat is smart In shape. the effect
is satisfactory. Some very charm
ing hoops of jet are shown In the
center of which swings pearl
pennant.
Quite as effective an implement
of coquetry as the fan is the lorg-
non. Even young girls who can
not be suspected of failing vision
carry these dainty eyeglasses. The
jewellers show lorgnons and
chains to match earrings.
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State News

Robert Slater, II, had his head
blown off while standing by his
brother as the latter pulled his
shotgun from the granery muzzle
first to go hunting near North
Bellingham.
1t cost John Krunschka, an Al
pha farmer, $25 and costs for
burning slashings without a per-
NIT.
State accountants found q
shortage Of $274 in Buckley's city
funds due to clerical errors. The
shortage has been made good.
The cornerstone of Bellingham' s
new federal building was laid yes
terday.
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Bad Eyes

Wanted-Those cases that pug
zle the average optician. Eyes
examined. Glasses furnished.
Open day and evening. Tel. 474S.
y CASWELL OPTICAL co.
734 st. Helens. Masonic Temple.
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DR.. James A. LaGasa has moved
his offices to the 3rd floor of Ma
tional Realty bldg. ~**
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Buttons are frequently the
only trimming on some OF the
utility and auto coats. They are
usually very large and are shown
In colors to harmonic with the
clothes.
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Separate silk coats to wear
with early fall costumes show di-
rectoire lines, having broad sash
ends extending to the bottom OF
the skirt, finished with silk OF
fringe. These models are made
In bolero outline for the. front
finish.
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MRS. VS. RECIPES

jar. Boil the water for 20 min,
utes.