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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-13

EOh SALE OR EXCHANGE
Equity OF $i25. 600 In business properly. near
1ith and II SITS NV: rent, $13.Se0 annually.
building Lot 9lI144 to 30-ft. alley.
Equity OF $4,000 in business property. 1t1
St. Rent. $l40 per month
Equity OF $4,000 In business property. q
st.. new corner building; rents $500 per month.
York ave. near 18th: new building; rent. 500
per month.
Equity Of 90, TOO In business property. 81
Of. NV; lot 25x1o6. Will exchange for snAis
Equity Of $1,000 In I4th st business prop
erty; very desirable and well rented.
BUSINESS property on 81. between 9th and
10th SITS: to settle an estats; 3.o74 -. r.;
pf Equity ~ q ,la.soo in an apartment. house.
Washington Heights: all rented. $3.50 an
nually
Equity Of $4,000 In an apartment house. N
IT. near Conn. ave.: all rented. - 500 annually.
Equity of $4,000 in IN apartment house:
Washington Heights: corner property: all
apartments rented. "a, 500 annually.
EQUITY Of $50, 900 in apartment house
Newton ST. between 14th and 18th: all rented
Annual rental. IS 500.
Equity Of $4,000 In apartment hosoe. Floesda
ave. near Massachusetts, ave-: al senteo'
annual rental. S, 100
Equity s.,S Of $50 ~ I. :Ises: :eSs d~si
ing and all necessag outbui.dinss: Howsre
county. Laurel. Nd.
Equity Of $4,000 in new houses. north,
west: rooms and bath: h0t-wstef heat: ali
rented. $500 per month: small trust ON each
a. =. FOX COMPANY. 1911 .H'' NV.
MIE0 DEPARTMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-13

Same location, fine 10 and acre tracts,
which purchaser could secure at very low price.
as owner must sell at once. Arrangements for
building loan would be easy and inexpensive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-13

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
WEST OF 18TH ST.
Les. than $1,000
VIII buy this Broom house: has FIRST Door
Kitchen. parquet flooring G-st door; large Dot
to alley hot-vater heat: fine coalition. We
should like you TO this property.
MOORE & HILL INC, ll20-22 St NV.
ADAMS STREET.
rooms. tiled bath; porch. grape arbor In
-ear yard. cellar. furnace. splendid shape and
genuine bargain at
$3.50
MOORE & HILL. INC, 142o-22 n st. NV.
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BY wILETT a REINEcKE co.

fiHFE SMALL. HOUSES. $3.50 EACH.
Routed 10 white tenants at $3.50 each: good
tion: near ears; fine repair; never idle
r rooms aud cellars each; a wonderful bar
II Must sell at once TO settle estate.
NICE PRRS BRICK HOME. $500
n good .. section, near cars. six FINE
and modern bath: large front and back
sErris 10 alley: grand terms: easier than pay
ne rent. $40 cash. s. per month on principal
acant act Immediately.
WONDERFUL VALUE on HEIGHTS. $500.
Positively best 6-room home in city: press
brick: tile bath; pantry; outdoor cupboard:
attic: expensive gas and electric light fx
lures; clothes chute from End floor TO cellar;
front and two-story back porchrs: double oak
floors on FIRST floor: servants toile, and lsun-
dry tubs and hot-water heat in cellar: really
worth - 800; terms. $50 cash. SIS per month
on balance.
NEAR n AND MASS. AVE. NV. So $50 EACH.
Here are two Groom houses, 2Ox109 IT..
this ridcuiously low figure; good for Invest
ment or homes: them at once. This prop
erty IL jumping up in value.
ON PROMINENT AVE. NV, $3.50.
DETACHED HOME. LOT 6oX142 FEET.
by day labor and is two years old: has front
porch 20x40 feet; beautiful rooms with large
closets: lighted by electricity and gas tile
bath; magnificent open fireplace In paflor;
beamed ceiling in dining room: laundry room
OF large kitchen: cellar: hot-wster heat. This
home looks like Newport cottage, and is worth
$4,000 more than asking. Owner leaving city.
Inspect at once.
wILLETT 4 REINECKE co..
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PROF. Fl. y. d. PARKER.
THE DRUGLESS HEALER.
IS years experience with the only SUCCESS
Full method Of DRUGLESS HEALING OF the
CHRONIC. INCURABLE $50 called Diseases OF
Mankind Is at your command.
BOOKLET. REFERENCE and CONSULTATION az
OFFICE, or by MAIL. FREE
once and Operating Room,
1922 9th st. NV.
COME. GET ACQUAINTED. IT WILL Do
uS BOTH GOOD.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Just west Of Conn. sv~
ssessa: i a oi s.. It. s:s:o-d from $4,000 to
ON sr. NEAR 1ss.
stsEsA rcome and bath. furnace. cellar;
,; s feet % o.n ss'' ssa.. to to . .s
and will accept $500.
MOORE . u,11s ~ e.. s.aea H 81. nv.
FOR sSowxsrux. Axnlnrm.
r.., s.. ::: :.' 2 s:s. sssss sses
$4,000.
MOORE 3 HI1i. Ina. Aaola9 Il y. NV.
s&..se lda; ven rsnssS- Tss reduced
from el0ooo -
xoox, . MI Sa. ,sseo n q. Nv.
Lnss rHAv $500
YIN by : asss seu. NoFrHEAsr: e-rce %.
MOORE q HILL. Inc. 143o-17 a ct. NV.
OoLu11BrA HEf0HrA
n ~ IN 10 days: owner gsins west 8 runms
and hath; opsn "a sidss: eood lot; eoncreted
cellar: furnace heat A real baSEafn.
MOORE HILL. Inc. 1IzpA3 q o. NV.
TAKoNA PARK, D. O.
g, 900.
On high gsoand: iot 90 fest fsuu8; rooms
and bath: furnace heat. Ane porchee.
MOORE HILL. Inc. 142o-29 81 u NV.
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wILLETT q REINECKE 90.
1900 II ST. NV.
A COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HOME FOR LITTLE MONEY.

A COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
HOME FOR LITTLE MONEY.
Owner moving 10 California
desires to secure Immediate purchaser.
.on the IN 11 sSs:ss
wts segp BY oss
minutes. Wei built house Of 9 large rooms
s T s1s, storms ne:',0, Dfs~s
Long lot. wide alley. House has always been
occupied by owner.
tion by seeker Of attractive home or as an
Investment. Price. terms. location and full
info promptly supplied Our automo-
p,.,. x,, o. / SALISBURY CO;
FOR sALE-coRNER HOUSE Is coLuMBIA
Heights: seven MONS, tile bath: hot-watef
--T Fraser BROS. Inc elz IAN
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
NO. 1908 EUCLID ST. NV.
ton: Q rooms. reception hall ana bath hot
wstrr heat; coal and gns ranges: screens for
all W ndows; would exchange for small clear
lot smaller Honss or smSmoh bile
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-LoTs
30 by l45-Glrard west OF 14th nv.
20 ny l35-Girard and 18th NV.
80 by l5o-Irving near 11th NV.
10. y NJ n, s s"1 cARPiNTER, 1923 F NV.
BEAUTIFUL BLOOMINGDALE HOME. EQUITY.
$500; wiz sell on easy terms. or trade for
income property uuincumoered j. NJ. WOOD
WARD. 723 Goth st. W.
THIKTY-ACRE FARM. LOCATED on WASH
ingion- Baltimore boulevard. B. 4 O. r. r. and
ments including l0-room house. with plumb
ing: fine soil FOR all kinds of truck: great
poultry country; plenty of fruit acre OF lawn
tractive features. including hne school and
social advantages Reasonable price and
terms.
Same location. fne 10 and Z acre tracts.
which purchaser could secure at very low price,
as owner must sell at once. Arrangements for
building loan would be easy and Inexpensive.
Pine building lots. 4oxl20. or acreage near
Rockville electric car line and g. o. r. r.
IN region occupied ny many summer homes OF
Washington's best people. Prices $50. $40 and
500 each. Young fruit trees on many lots and
available for others Values rapidly increasing.
one Of the finest investment. speculative or
home propositions the mar1f-
Beautiful suburban home IN District, with all
modern improvements. Magnificent view, over
looking Potomac river and Little Falls;
rooms and bath. No better vAIbe in Washing
Ton for the money.
Fine Investment business property Wis
cons'n avenue northwest. Two stores and three
apartments. Can trade subject to first trust
inst placed on property. Situated in section
where values are increasing faster than any
MARYLAND REALTY SYNDICATE.
To Southern building. Washington, d. c.
BEAUTIFUL IoROOM AND 2-BATH HOUSE
In Takoma Park, Md: on nice street: all mod
ern improvements; chicken runs and houses q
MARYLAND REALTY SYNDICATE,
90 Southern building. City.
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Pine building lots. 4oxl2O. or acreage near
Rockville electric car line and 3. & o. r. X. !;
IN region occupied ny many summer homes OF
washington's best people. Prices $50 SO and
500 each Young fruit trees many lots and
available for others. Values rapidly increasing
ore Of the finest Investment speculative
home PROPOSITIONS ON the marM1.
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WEST VIRGINIA
THE HILL TOP HOUSE

On the Mountain Above Harpers Ferry. W. Va.
Grand scenery. frst-class table: all modern con-
veniences. Moderate rate. B. & o. R. r. Many
ira ns daiv. SIND for booklet T. s. LnVFTr.
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Beautiful suburban home IN District, with all
modern improvements. Magnificent view, over
room. and bath No better Waite in Washing
ton for the money.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
GASOLINE ENGINES.

$40; also line OF pumps. Jacks. pneumatic
water systems: operations guaranteed. ]. J..
MOHs rR. 2137 Pa. ~
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FOR SALE-MrST SACRIFICE: 4-ROOM Bun
galow, Woodbridge. y. c.; lot 1oo190; good well
water convenient to two car lines: fare;
nice neighborhood Price. 81, 100. Easy terms.
Inquire at $500 s. Oak. ave. or phone \. 495.
l3s
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
 MEETING TO BE HELD

Little Rock, Dec. 7.-Arkansas is not to entertain the magnates of the Southern League in the annual meet ing to be held next week, as was an- nounced several days ago, but the meeting will be held in Birmingham, Ala, as originally Scheduled. It was announced the meeting would be held in Little Rock because the wife of President w. M Kavanaugh was too i'll for him to leave the city. Judge kavanaugh stated Friday afternoon that he would be able to attend the meeting in Birmingham, on account of the improvement of Mrs. Kava- naugh's health, and had so notified the other league officials and direc- tors.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
CENTERVILLE.

Mrs. Sarah Williams visited her sister, Mrs. P. II. Glover of Shady Grove, Friday and Saturday.
 There will be singing at Pleasant Hill Sunday evening. Everybody is invited to come. Come and visit our Sunday school Sunday morning. We will appreciate your help.
 School is progressing nicely at Un- ion Grove.
 Remember the society at Union Grove schoolhouse Saturday night December 1. Everybody is invited to attend. We are planning for nice time. There will be debate, subject, Resolved, that the American Indian has been more cruelty treated than the negro"
 Several from here went to Conway Monday.
 Quinton Snow and wife of this place visited George Allewine and wife of Happy Valley Sunday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
HAMLET.

We were all grieved to learn of the injuries of our friends and neighbors, John White and son, Roy.
 A. B. Gibson and daughter, Miss Trudia, visited relatives in Conway yesterday.
 Miss Johnnie Robertson, who is teaching school at Tucker schoolhouse, visited homefolks Sunday.
 We have fine school at Sunny Gap this winter. This is the second term for Mir. and Mrs. Cleve Berry.
 Will Carter is moving in our midst today. We welcome them among us. He is moving on the Henry Watson place.
 Moving is the order of the day. Richard Lackey is moving to the Newt Jones place and Ray Paul is moving to Round Mountain.
 Frank Bailey will occupN the Uncle Bud Hopkins place, next year.
 Will Shaw has returned home from Lollie.
 December 1.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
SPRINGFIELD.

Miss Zella Bell visited relatives here Thursday. She opens school at Old Portland today (Monday).
 Justice Nichols transacted business in Little Rock the past week.
 The band boys gave a nice concert at the school building Thanksgiving night, and realized $11 from the pleased contributors. Everyone seem- ed well pleased.
 Herbert Williams family has mov- ed to the property he had purchased from H. P. Hutto.
 The Methodist people of this circuit have purchased Chas. Morris resi- dence property here as parsonage for the pastor of this charge.
 Herbert Williams wife telephoned here Saturday afternoon that Herb was not getting any better. Saturday ended the second week of his suffering since he was slugged and robbed by the negro Gaylord, and he has never regained consciousness except just for a moment or two at time since. He was carried to Little Rock a week ago in the hope that an operation might prove beneficial, but after two opera tions have been performed, with no improvement, but little hope is held out for his recovery.
 December 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07

z. Frank Blair returned to Conway today.
 W. B. Hubbell returned from Hot Springs today.
 Miss Maud Landers of Russellvine Is visiting friends in the city.
 Miss Verna Conner of Fayetteville is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. F. S. H. Johnston.
 I'll be leaving the first of the year for two months vacation. If YOU de- sire cheap hat, come before that time. Mrs. Cooper Hinton.
 d3t fadvN
 A beautiful doll and doll buggy will be given to the most popular little girl. Bring the children to see her the latest achievement of the doll makers art.-d3t (adyO
 For Sale-Three lots just west of Herby Moore's residence in Boulevard addition, $10 down, $5 per month. Ad dress c. Guy Brannon, Ellis Drug Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.-6S-3t. (adv.)
 For Sale-SiX lots in block north of George Freeman's residence, in Boule- yard addition; $100 each, or on pay ments at s per cent. Address c. Guy Brannon, Ellis Drug Co.,, Little Rock, Ark.-6s-3t (adv)
 Notice to Modern WOOdmen of Hmerica--AU M o q e rn WOOdmen Of America are re. quesfed to Meet at the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night Dec. 7fh., Important bushes 67-3td H. 4. STROUP. Consul.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
STATE HOUSE IS IN
 DESERTED CONDITION

Little Rock, Dec. 7.-There is a general scarcity of officials about the capitol. Governor c. w. Donaghey is in Richmond, Va; Auditor John R. lobe is in St. Louis, and Secretary of State E. w. Hodges and Commission CT of Agriculture John R. Page are in Pine Bluff. To add to the lack of ac- tivity about the capitol, Bruce T. Bull lion, private secretary to Governor Donaghey, Major Eugene B. Jett, Jas. A. Pitcock, superintendent of the pen itentiary, and Warden Hamp Martin of the same institution took Friday off to bag a few cartridges.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

C. E. Durham Agency reports the following real estate sales:
 E. F. Thines to J. w. Turner, 22 acres; consideration, s1,600.
 J. A. Mcfarland to w. M. Steven son, 2S acres; consideration, s1,450.
 J. N. Schichtl to George Frazier, northeast two-thirds of lot 6, block 23, Robinson's plan of Conway; consider ation, $500.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter Mickey, 21, and Mandy Weaver, 21, Holland.
 George Dilbeck, 20, and Mary Doss, 19, Conway.
 James Harris, 22, and Ida Turner, 16, Conway.
 E. D. Bowie, 59, Holland, and Mrs. Annie Freeman, 34, Greenbrier.
 w. J. Pearce, 28, Letona, White county, and Maggie Baker, 16, Mt. Vernon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07
Personals


 Just b more shopping days.
 Christmas stocks are now complete.
 Kelton P. Merrill is in Little Rock. Mrs. J. M. Ligon went to Little Rock today.
 Prof. R. L. Nixon returned from Little Rock today.
 Mrs. W. H. Smith is spending the day in Little Rock.
 J. A. Batson and wife of Wooster are in the city today.
 Miss Eva Crichlow left this morn. ing for Russellville.
 Chas. W. Jones returned from Lit tie Rock this morning.
 S. w. Shock, a prominent farmer from Enola, is in town today.
 Mrs. Wm N. Owen and son, Nel- son, are visiting in Little Rock.
 Read the suggestions of the mer- chants in the Log Cabin Democrat.
 Rev J. B. Stevenson left this morn ing for Winslow, where he will preach tomorrow.
 Mrs. w. M. Harrell and daughter, Miss Irene, are shopping in Little Rock today.
 Select gifts early in the month and early in the day.
 J. L. Lee, A. L. and John Nichols of Union township are in the city to- day
 Miss Emma Reeves has returned from visit to relatives and friends in Little Rock.
 Mrs. M J. Maddox is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Wilbanks. at Plumerville.
 Profs. c. C. Denney and J. G. Cub age of the State Normal were in Lit tie Rock yesterday.
 Lots! Lotsl Lots! Now on sale in College Park addition. See J. D. Dunaway-1t (advl
 Santa Claus will be at the Presby- terlan bazaar next week. He wishes to see all the children.-3td (ady)
 Wanted-100 men to join our clothes pressing club at $1 each per month. Conway Steam Laundry. dtf (adv.)
 The best place to buy-College Park Addition. You will make money if you buy lot now. J. D. Duna- way.-dtf (adv,)
 The Princess May, the most beau tiful of all Santa Claus dolls, will be at the Presbyterian bazaar next week. d3t (adv.)
 l have screened Schmidt Blakeney coal for sale at $500 per ton. I will keep supply. R. B. McCulloch. dtf (adv.)
 Miss Sallie Harton, who is in con- servatory of music at Jacksonville, H., is expected home for the Christ mas holidays.
 J. A. Dunn, a prominent citizen liv- ing near town, is in the city today.
 R. Barton Sims of Greenbrier was in the city today.
 The Y. w. c. A. bazaar at Whites Drug Store is attracting many people and the young ladies are receiving ex- cellent patronage.
 Lost-Plain gold locket containing two pictures, engraved with mono gram "J. U. F." Return to Joe Phelps and receive reward.-d1t (adv.)
 Miss Rose Moore, principal of the primary school at Morrilton, came down this morning and will be the SueoI oA MI. ana MrS. VI. l.. bdNnef over Sunday.
 Mrs. c. C. Jones returned to her home in Little Rock today, after vis- it to relatives at Greenbrier. Mrs. Jones will be remembered here as Mrs. Lizzie McCaul.
 For Sale-Will build dwelling house to suit purchaser on lot 70x325 feet just west of Dr. Browns residence on Caldwell street Address c. Guy Bran non, care Ellis Drug Co.,, Little Rock, Ark,-6S-3t- (adv.)
 For Sale-Twenty acres improved farm land, 3-4 mile east of Hendrix College Good Broom house, good well, outbuildings. One-half cash, balance one year. E. NJ. Broyles. dtf (adv.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-12-07

We will dye for you. We don't press clothes better than the best, but better than the rest. Give us trial. Conway Steam Laundry.-dtf (adv.)
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
Braided Suits.

As to braid ideas in trimming suits.
these are legion. There are straps and
bands and tabs; there are little rows
close together: there are novel arrange
ments in the back of tbs jackets and
on the revers of the coat And then
the same ideas are carried out on the
skirts.
One smart little suit had it's jacket
trimmed with wee folds of the mate
rial. cut on the bias. and skirt with
panel cut in the same way, Other
smart suits have the jackets slightly
cutaway. 1t is, however, the day of
the single breasted coat. for that Is
seen on the smartest models.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
Succession Notice

No. ia, is9-Tn the First Judicial Dis
iricf Court Of Caddo Parish, Lou
isiana. Succession of Thos. Hal
stead.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
Matte Halstead, testimentry exc
cutrix. has this day filed her tab
bleaux of debts and distribution in
said succession, and unless opposi-
ton be made thareto within the
time specified by law same will be
duly homologated as prayed for.
Witnts sthe Honorable T. f Bell,
Judge Of said Court. this the 23rd
day Of February 1912.
Feb. Is. w. Nj. LEVY, by. Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
Johnson Milford; Johnson

. johnson Milford: Johnson F.;
Johnson I. H.; Jackson Charley.
Johnson Frank: Jones DR.. ThOs. S:
Johnson IsadOre: Jackson Henry:
letter Jno.; Jackson Mon; Johnson
A L.; Johnson Willie: Jueagn ThOs.;
Johnson Banister: Johnson r. H.;
Kennedy OFT: Kerchier r. b.; Ken
nedy NJ. T.; Knox A.; kiIiam Geo;
Keeney Pres. J. E.; knachs w. p:
Lanck w. j.; Lewis Taylor: Lew
is P. L.; Lewis f. c.: Lee Lesley;
Mitchell w. c.: Mandens Joe;
Mitchell T. H.: Marrow n; Maggard
A.: Marten Will: Mitchell J. NJ:
Mott J. W.: Middleton H.; Newton
Thos. j..
OWnes w. j.;
Pugh Tom 2: PiggOtt C. n; Pipes
Harry: Prairie Oil CO.; PetroskY NJ.
Ried R. d.; Rease B. W.; Ruff w.
d.; Rowden Johnnie: Roach J. B.:
Rogers F. A.; Rcntla Grouvanni:
Speller F. n: Shepherd T. H.;
ISims A.: Sanders Virgil B.; Shields
Robert: Sims H.; Sec. American Fed
Grafton of Musicians: Shreveport
Publishing Company; Scott jim:
Sullivan K. l.; Styron J. E.; Shaw
L. E.: Smith JarOn: Scott w. t.;
Sullivan Jno j.; Sheider T. b.: Smith
z. D.;
| TumminelO Chas: Tiprcc VcSsOn
Thomas Charlie: Thornton jim:
Turner Paul.
| Ward H. NJ: Wilbankes Truman
u; Washington F. j.: Williams RObt
B.; Williams Coutem: Willis Curlee:
Williamson Charley; Williams P. J
Wardlow Owen; Water Cal; Viii,
liams J. L.; White John; Wilson
Hubert WNU0fi7ey James Lee: Wor-
Isham R. c.: Williams w. A.: Wer
bash d. r.: West Ben Rev.; Whit
my Sam: Ware Roy; Walpole Wood
Hey.
| Zeller Emile.
| Young Rev. A.; Young w. B.;Yates
Tom.
Packages
| Fletcher, Mrs. B. II.
| Glass Mrs. Hattie.
| Kelly Mrs. Tom.
Kidd Clarence.
| Kahn s. J.
| Lee Eco. F. A.
Murff L. B.
i Page Albert.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
sIaeadanized and Gravel Roads

Sealed bids will be received by the
Clerk Of the Police Jury of Gaddo
Parish. Shreveport, La, until Il am.
March IL. for grading, draining and
macadamizing or travelling twenty
five miles of road.
specifications, profiles, ETC., on
file in the office Of engineer.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved. ]. T. BULLEN,
Parish Engineer.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
Lace Coats Worn,

The lace coat worn with many smart
costumes is usually made in the sleeve
less style and is bordered with fringe
or bound with satin, according to taste.
Another design has kimono shaped
sleeves 1t is caught in front above the
waist. while it falls to the back in a
point or is divided into two parts. one
falling at either side
These are worn with indoor frocks.
The material may be chiffon. gauze or
marquisette. Any color to tone or con-
rast with the gown Is in good taste.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that Hon. W. A.
Mabry is a candidate for The Once
of District Attorney TO rthe FRS
Judicial District Of louisiana, Cad
do Parish. Subject to the action OF
the Democratie primary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-03-14
IN the REALM
Of fashion
Gown of Shot silk,

A pretty blue taffeta shot with silver
grly is the silk chosen for the making
of the gown shown here. 1t is COM
bined with plain silver gray silk with
natter blue satin stripes.
This gray and blue striped silk is ar
ranged to form a sleeveless undeTrobe
the stripes run diagonally. The over
dress of shot silk covers one half OF the