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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12
Atlanta, Birmingham 6 Atlantic Railroad
Announces Completion of Plans For Award o. Prizes
to the Boys Corn Clubs of Georgia.

The Atlanta Birmingham Atlantic Railroad has made definite
for the Club Boys each
ayersed by its rails making the largest yield of from
illustrated book containing valuable information entitled Filling
Soil for Profit Pleasure also bulletins issued by the
limited States Department Agriculture dealing with the production of
the various crops of live stock, ETC.
The book ng the Soil for Profit and Pleasure contains
paees of reading pousey and beautifully illustrated
The Introduction written M Sou President of the State Col
of Agriculture following quotation from the introduction
What farmer type of book that gives him variety of
information book somewhat the oror of
of condensed Encyclopedia Compedum of Agricultural knowledge
Since comparatively books have been written Southern Farm
Practices and none projected along the lines of Filling the
Soil for Profit and Pleasure this book would fill felt want
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12
Announcement

To the Voters of Ben Hill County;
am a candidate for the State
Senate as the representative IN
that body of the Fifteenth Sena-
torial District, subject to the COM
ing Primary Election. If elected
to this office, ! will appreciate the
honor of the position and will en-
deavor to realize its duties and re-
sponsibilities. will consider the
position as a public trust, and will
be untirlng in my efforts at all
times to discharge the obligations
of the trust in such manner as
will be to the credit Of the Dis
:rict. of BeD Hill county, and
OF myself. | will be very grateful
for all support given me.
O. H. Elkins.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12
"Uader The Bears Paw

The Maddocks Field Players will
present for their opening play Mon
day night one Of the best in their
repertoire.
This is a Russian-American drama
of high order, and unlike anything
in the way of Russian play ever
seen in this city. 1t is a powerful
story of real life, depicting the secret
workings of the Russian government
and the power of the United States
of America.
The plot is drawn around an
American girl who is acting as gov
erness in the home of Russian off
Ger Of high rank. In an innocent
way she learns the secrets of the
fort and offers to sell them to the
English government in order to bring
comfort to an invalid brother in
America.
Her plans are discovered by one
of the staff officers and she is thrust
into prison. A young Russian off
Ger who has fallen in love with the
so-called spy, forfeits his rank to try
and save her by informing the
American ship which is at anch-
or in the harbor. The envoy from
the battleship arrives ii time to
bring about a happy ending.
The company carry a complete
production Of this interesting play
scenery, costumes and effects, and
have received the highest kind of
comment wherever they have pre-
sented it.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12
WORKED like MAGIC
RED, scALY ECZEMA YIELDS TO
SAXO SALVE.

A Highland, N. Y, woman writes:
Since 1901 I suffered from eczema
and my skin was very tender, red
and scaly, and l could find no relief
until I used Saxo Salve. The first ap-
plication worked like magic, in less
than week the scales were gone and
now the skin is healed and smooth,
thanks to Saxo Salve.
In all forms Of eczema and all 9TH
er crusted or scaly humors and erup-
tons, Saxo salvo has given aatonish-
ingly good results. The great improve
ment that it makes il the first few
days shows plainly that you can place
full trust in it's curative power.
We have so much confidence in it
that we give back your money if you
are not satisfied with Saxo Salve.
Denmark Drug Co.
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scented it

The slogan for progressive
Southern farmers must be, "More
and Better Livestock. But good
livestock cannot be had without
plenty of feeds and a knowledge
on the part of the farmers of how
to feed. We can raise the feeds,
but many farmers have yet to
learn how to feed for best results.
Here's a great opportunity for the
young farmer who is willing to
think and investigate. The Pro-
gressiye Farmer.
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Watch the columns of Leader
Enterprise.
Denmark Drug Co

If you are a hustler good posi-
ton is waiting for you at the
Cherokee Marble Works, Fitzger-
aid, Ga. 39-tf,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12

The biggest sale of its kind ever
offered in your town. Watch for the
Surprise Stores announcement. 1t
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-07-12

The Surprise Store is going to have
something extraordinary for you soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

NE TAKE AND GIvE-wE TAKE
your order and give you plenty time
TO pay for il. This is sufficient guar
antee that our work Is aOsoIGte.!
satisfactory and reliable. Fine gar
ments made TO order. TINS Is 10
notify the, Richmond ladies IN gen
eral that the NJ c. Ladies' Taiiors
has been organized and has opened
up a ladies' tailoring establishment
at No. Is East Main Street We call
your attention to the fact that we
have a full line of fall and winter
samples. which consist Of black ana
navy blue serges. black broadciotn
and colors and a big selection OF
novelties OF every description tnat
could be found in a high-elass tailor
ing establishment We have the
reputation of producing satisfactory
garments. We have been making
tailored suits for years FOR particular
people and know how TO give fash
ionable appearances to the inai-
vidual and at the same time make
garment which will have true wear
ing value. Serviceable tailored SUITS
are the kind that are made 10 oraer:
You get honest value and perfect
fit at our establishment with ous
guarantee. We trust you Will give
ne the pleasure of showing you the
new line of samples and the most
mn.to.date fashions. We feel that
We can furnish you with the most
fashionable and up-to-date tailored
suit that YOU may desire at the low
est price. Yours Truly,
THE NJ. c. LADIES TAlLoks.
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SCOTS OLD MARKET DRUG STORM
Judson Cunningham. manager. - tho
drug store Of Richmond. When you
get anything from SCOTS. IFS AShe
The best imported Olive on. b
Vegetable Liver Pills. the past 10 the
world. l0c.; SCOTS Blood Mixture win
enrich the blood and make II ~ pure
as an infants. $500: SCOTS Antisep.
tic Soap 10 the finest skin soap ever
der. Csc: Scott's Corn Salvs will
make cripple dance for JOY. l0c.:
SCOTS Digestive Elixir will cure any
case OF indig estion. Soc: Cunning.
hams Roysl Remedy and Injection.
for men. never fails. soc. each:
trusses fitted by an expert; no charge
for fitting: Smoking Tobacco. 2oc the
pound. Dried Peach Chewing Tobacc0.
&C.; big stock. right prices ana polite
attention: mail orders a specially.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

NY LINE OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND
carpets just received. My prices
are far below other competitors a
, beautiful collection Of hand made
iaces embroidered linens and mover
ties on hand Give me call. ever
ready to wait on you and please
you. A. G. YARD, 2l7 North Fifth
Street ~. .F..
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personals
Personals
!. BROWN, LADIES TAILOR. Als
NEST GRACE STREET.

S. GOLDBERG. LADIES' TAILOR,
FORMERLY, WITH KAUFMAN CO.
2u2 NORTH FIRST STREET.
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Susiness opportunities

N1TTED. 4 PARTNER TO GO IN
with ne 10 buy out a good paying
to put in. D .Sa care T;nes-Dis-
patch
WANTED. TO INTEREST TEN PEG.
pie, with from sl,oo" |" sS,ee". 10
take stock II apartment house TO
b. CONSTRUCTED in city of 3o,o"o- De
uant excellent Investment show'ns
l. per cent 20 20 per cent ADDRESS
c I'll. care Tim.s-DisPatch
Piano BUYERS. SAVE MONEY. SEE
CRAFTS advertisements on page l.
Society Section. -
SUBSCRIPTIONS WANTED FOR SD
600 . per cent fye-ysar first mort
gage bonds Issue ~ 5000. $l5." n'
already SUBSCRIBED. security H"','"'
desirable rea- estat. Address Z
-u.. car, TIm"S-DisVzts n.
YONG MAN WANTS To- BORROW
$50 TO D. pad hack IN SIX months
with notes 81 81 carn- 3 -. are
Times-D!s7at.'a-
CHAECE OF \ LIFETIME BUSINESS
j. central Tar5 % 'iif. "'6H- S-'...."
yra- cssE % ~ reEt --oss I:'i's.
ovn. ? sas mad. $3.50. e Ten years.
bs.>s a il,sn= for rs family. rr.~s
So address -. c-rs TINES
Dls5atcE.
WiSTED. FIVE THOUSAND DOL
: la-s. I've yer cent iHr'' N"a-s. -u
lsaF.rrsa.. A. estate = .s#. cave
T4a.s--,lsraIrr-
$50 RVS So HDlHE- + son
piau0. Gaho=suy c-s-. Es.d tut ~
Tfs. and ~ me '-a.I-.0a- 'f,tT7S.
III East B-0aT
IVAN TO EsJF.b.yE 81 as.a. GsNI:TuT
H.lzhts E"asc f,v s.-s..rg J.
HAYNES. Dov "a.
a RELIABI.f, PARTY ~. FIRM -
PETERsFTEJ 70 stNDg.G THE
ROYAL TEFENEr- - / cool
PROPOSITION rr.s Eg. thu
rIoET FART ~FST ...ET CLOSES
OCTOBER 8. aT.-rEF or CALI
ROYAL TyPEE RITTER 60 - y
EIGfiTH ST EIEFEn,s-
NcoEFoRsTE YoTE 81 -rrE-s ~.
.er Delaware ists~a. ..n .r- rsns
10 cents a ~ 700 fFr..' E.ss 'BT.
nish.d 60. small cTEF Is aT.--E
Sc Isrket stree. " .l. E'.r rsa
dVayE A DEVICE b wEr~H 9 -
,rJt. arc cut cord ana LAB wurH
:, cents Ter cord rhsaTa.r fazr 4-r
wood dealer 81 tbs gl.r =ar'
pay,ne- with szSss % =. lrfs .-.
~1ot sgsIrsss car aaH f.H.
cords ~, wood very chsau " .r'
przke easily sIe.g"n ciear post -.
winter arSwer quick. -.t szT
J3ine.-Disps;ca
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n WANTED. TO INTEREST TN PEOc
pie. with from sI.O0" l" $4,000. TO
take stock II apartment house 10
b. constructed IN city OF 3e.V"e- De
ran9 excellent. Investment showing
l. per cent 10 20 per cent address
G I'll. care Times-DiSPatCh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

NITTEp- 4 PARTNER TO GO IN
with ne 10 buy out good paying
. automobile business ! nave s2,eo"
To nut in. . 23a. care T.mes-Dis-
patch
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ReIisbls CrauSfrrS

HEffA,aE rgaSsFEE.-NrI1NER :.
40. North Sinth street NJ as tr.aks
Tor &c. Claim checks issued at the
hou.c for your tsggsEs Two mn
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PIANO BUYERS. SAVE. MONEY. SEE
CRAFTS advertisements on page 4.
Society Section
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1loffrrS

GLARE TRAXSrEE.-NILLNEE.s.
~. Ssrfb Nrts street. ksgis ;rs as
:fT 90 CAIN checks issued al Toe
house for ysIr SsSgSse. Two H..H
On oar WAGON. yko.e aseszoR i4ss
S.In sT-yS sz0o REMINGTON TIANo.
rrarIy nov handsome rrshosSay
,ra, Crafts. igi East BroaG
Al. &skEs oF SEWING, NsChiNF:S
2 g88-.r. al xorS guaranteed =. n
fskMS 1879 j.. BTosS street. PAcrc
Nru.us Z.gE
FURNITURE wASTED-wii,s. Bt
hossenols goods 81 any Vine ana
amount Phone Nadisou 1905
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

6o&0 4SuIUSlOSS
f6SSE v1xrftxrcK 50 ff3oSt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

go R'YS &C. HDl.NE- = son
piano .aEo=zuy c-s-. Us.E tut ~
SO. and ~ me r-l.t-.na- Sf..I'T~.
III East Bras
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

DR.. BROOKER. THE NOTED SPECIAL
list. has moved to 3 East Franklin
Street Omces fully equipped Tor
treating all chronic diseases. Hours
a To IL and G TO L
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ELAN, & FuSsrEN.

,xoa ,rove Avenue. lc rooms. eaSh' gas
and electricity: furnace N'-'
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TAyCE OF \ LIFETIME RI'-TNES$
j. central Tar5 % ,s;E. d"5n- S-'.".o
2 vfa- czs. - 70. Or "-r.- .-oss .H!.ts.
on IN s.as mad. $500 o.. ton year..
bs:>s Ig,.u- for rs family. Tr.~"
s. address Z -. Cor, Tines
Iys9a--s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

THE MOST REASONABLE LADIES
ralior in town is II. SCHOSTOCk,
oo- North Fifth Street. near Grace.
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STOP. LOOK AND THINK.

JOHN LA ToCCHE, JR., NEW PLACE,
33l West Main Monroe 1859 French
and steam cleaning: ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned, $50. plated
skirt cleaned. 75c.: plain. SOC: gloves
cleaned. any length. loo. per pair;
gents sui, dry cleaned. sec. French
cleaned, 81: reduction in all work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-29

CALL PHONE MONROE iii FOR
fsh, steamed crabs. crab meat De-
livered promptly. sos n. Monroe 81.
SEAS BUYS HANDSOME CABLE Piano.
Massive Circassian walnut ca1i
looks like new. CRAFTS. III East
Broad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06
CHIC AND PRACTICAL
STREET DRESS THAT 10 ADAPTED
70 ALL AGES.
chEidIs1iy Simple Affair That To Eas-
lily Made and Has Most Drcsey
Air-Mo End to Possibilities
ct Little Frcck.

Who has not geen some little street
drssa Of exceptional simplicity and
smartness 20 by and forthwith lonxed
for 1.-THE sort Of dress that seeuas .
easy to make, that Is In just the right
material, that is wonderfully-ehic and
yet eminentIy prscticaf7 Such dress
ID displayed in tho illustration. and
II the model seems very suggestive
Of the winter vogue let me tell you
that Mistress Fashion knows when a
thing Is too good to be set aside. This
frock, which Ii almost childishly Sim
pie, has q quality for every age ex-
cept tender childhood; the ~1s-year-old
wears 1t, the woman Of 80, the woman
Of so. The making Of the entire
gstsup Ia q joke. the surplice bodice
and the trim skirt being 80 simpls In
their lines and with 70 few seams. yet
altogether tho dress has q dreasy air,
and 1t may be made smarter still. As
illustrated, the frock, which would be
admirable Tor = high school or college
gtrl. Is In one OF the new shadow
striped cloths made on the bias. The
color is blue. black and white striped
velvet forming = handsome trimming
for the bodice. The natty little hat 10
Of black chenille braid and the roses
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06
Daddy's Bedtime
The Little Slave
Boy Who Became
Irelands SANK

%W%ERENCE. the gardener had asked for q day on tis h. might take
part In the ST. Patrcks day parade
rarades always interested Jack and Evelyn, and 70 Of course,
"st. Patrick said daddy. was the great and good la who taught tue
pa9ple Of ireland to be Christians Before he preached 10 them n bsh
had = religion that taught them many wrong and cruel things
"St PatnK wxs not an freshman. Some people think he mas born In
n-- ~ --.s s-a--y - ~ .ao~a- - - ne iNn % marcn mas usen
vt aside as his day
when be ns . boy OF sixteen he ws carried or and sold ns a slave IN
Jraand4 Although he wa q well brought up lad. his Wild Erhh master set him
70 wexk TO- mind his pigs IN the mountains
"For sever bg years St Patrick tAnded the herds q the Irtsh chief, and
Chen he had a chance TO u away. He got over to Francs and very akety
made his way hsEe although not a great deal 10 Known of his early life You
zee. Ct Patrick was born over 1900 years age. when few books were written
aud non were printed. seeing that printing had not then csue into use
"His lonely life and the hard times he had had In ireland as q slave made
st rafrek a yWy serious young nan Whenever he thought Of thes beautiful
lard be had left. with its kind clever yet wild and uncIyaized people, he
5onesd to go back and teach them better.
80 St Patrick made u % his mind that he would be q priest, and for
twenty long ysrsh be studied to AT himself to be q missionary.
i "The head Of the church heard OF hsw wish, and when he learned that st.
Patrick was e6 all men living most fitted to teach the Irish. since staying for
seven years 10 Ireland he had learned the habits of tho people and how to
speak to them ~ their Nv language. be readily gave his help to send him
back
sst Psn4ck ven 10 Ireland. and n missionary was yer more kindly re-
eeivad. for wherever he went and preaehed folks gnve up their heather e
aix8on In became christians AL ver ireland. eve ito this dag. ire pointed
out pools Of watsr 0 called holy wells in which st Patrick baptized the
people
ut Is said that s.. Patrick loved the little three leafed clover which the
irish call the shamrock he used 1t In his teachings and to this day the little
and when VI speak Of 1t e always think OF Ireland and st Patrick"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

"A pathway Tor one Of huge stature @M.
The answers are, Queenstown, Cork. Waterford. Kildare, Dublin, Bel.
fast, Wicklow, Sligo, Ulster, Tho Giants Causeway.
Prizes can be given IL desired, a pretty bunch of spring flowers q pot
of FERNS q book OIL oores poems, o. q volume OF G. e. Shaws plays any
thtng OF the kind being appropriate
IL any n can play some Of the Irish Jig music, and any OF the
party dance some OF the real Irish 3gs, 1t adds ITO the pleasure Of the
evening" Also. % that 30 much interest is being felt In the renaissance
Of Irish poetry and folk lore. If any nj would tell or read som OF the
Irish folklore stories OF the modern Irish writer's. It would prove dacd~
eddy interesting
Much fun fs afforded, too, by pmnfng On the back OF each gnast he
name of one noted Irish character, either real OF fctfdonaa. Zach ON
must try to nd out who he fs by the questions hs asks about himself
The one vho nrt succeeds In discovering his identity can be- awarded 4
prize
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

Z aHDposs yea aiway# SO exactly
what you rHsnks~ II gEy to- raCllsd
aaSator Sorghum has ! aaeo tsy 70.
@vod thsnkln& AnysAAaS IL woala mok
@xDaSsaa4 seg a@ e. may.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

which compose the sole trimming. are
In q dull pink.
A dress OF hue French serge OF d.
agonai wool made up In this manner
would be very useful and for the
bodice trimming black surah or =
cheap quality OF Ottoman silk could
be used. In fact. there Ia no end to
ths possibilities OF this litfls frook.
whose model Will be used as well for
rolf and tennis and for endless wash
fabrics Of q sensible sort which make
up tbs Observation-Disclosures trocks Of
summer.
While considering these little frockn,
pray remember. ~ bsfors limited. that
fabrics In the last agony are not
needed. Look, too. st the dress
'lengthss now bojsg sold In all the
shops at prices varying from two-nfty
to seven dollars. Some Of Theses may
be left-cysrs from last spring. but II
matters little II tho weave il soft, the
color light snd ths model used up to
date. ons great chop recently had a
saIs OF these lengths. with other
counters showing ths trimmings, hut
toms. braids or lsces that would be
needed for the various textures. Some
wers winter things. some seemed to
belong to q generation ago. and
there wer single buttons and some
wlsps OF gold and silver trimming no
more than six inches long. Yet out Of
the tumble enc I'M selected
enough matching materials to make
sin distinct gowns. the charming kals
dozen costing 1ust twenty-five dollars.
Everything. La fact. Ia Erist nowadays
to tbs ona who knows hew to dreaH
and buy. and there Ia no denying the
immense advantage Of the annual
shop sales to small psarses.
NARY DEAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

On WE 2ElAEnSG 00 aAES I'M N0
FOR SERVING.
Move as noiselcssly and handle
dishes as carefully as possible.
Serve hot thirgs hot and cold things
cold.
A we'll and neatly-laid table ID q big
step toward q good meal.
FIJI the glasses two-thirds full Do
not lift a glass when filing It, but II
necessary draw 1t to the edge OF the
table, never touching the top OF tbs
glass.
Finger. bowls ara to be flied one
third full; 4 rose or petals, leaf or
a bit Of lemon, In the bowl Is an addf-
ton.
Water should be put into the glasses
the very last thing before the guests
are seated.
Never reach In front of q person
whom serving; serve to the left whom
the food Ii q matter Of choice By the
guest.
Remove all dishes from tho right
and place all food not chosen at the
right
Relishes. like nuts. olives and
pickles. may be left during the entire
meal for the guest to help himself.
A dolly should be placed between
the plate and the sherbet cup as well
as under the fuger bowl.
With the salad, crackers or bread
and butter are served.
Sugar and cream should always be
passed with black coffee. as many pre-
fer II.
One service should be removed at n
time, not stacking the dishes; this
savors too much Of boarding hou~e
life.
When changing courses, every thing
pertaining to the previous course
should be- removed.
Two vegetables may be passed at
once at the left, allowing the guest 70
help himself.
The knife ana fork should be placed
side by side when passing the plate
to be replenished or when the course
Is finished.
The intimate process OF mastication
should be performed In a. n~oiseiess =
manner rs possible with . closed
mouth. This may seem superfhious
ADVICE, but existing circ1mstancss
warrant q reminder.
eEk--N~es.xN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

An Appeal to Wives

You knsw she terrible ~sSnicfson that renles
70 many honaas frsn the result Of . drinking
husband ar sen. You know VI che money
WASTED on 'Drink' that Is needed in the hnnne
10 purchase food and clothing. 0Trlue has
home treatment aud cas- I've given secretly or
taken voluntarily. Put up In two forma.
powder or pill. Your money viii be re-
turned II after = trial 10 has failed TO ben
eft. Costs but e1.G0 q b0x-~a mere trihe
when compared with the smount . drinking
rsn will spend la a day for liqnor
Come In and get a free booklet and let Us
tell you of the good oREIEE II doing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

AXE care that your profession
- does not .cutrun your posses
sion. .ArtificiaIty and hypocrisy tear
character to shreds-
Whatsoever a man soweth that shall
he also reap.
SOME GENERAL SUGGESTIONS
FOR SERVING.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06
FIVE CoRED PETTrcoAT FOR
MISSES AND SMALL WOMEN
With o. wskheas Circular Eleunss, vida I
~wsths#g yesss

With - wzkheas Circular Eleuzss. ~iSh -
wsthsss yaxss
Ths p5ss1 ssfseeshly assiaa ~retsleo2s 10 sseesssfy
beneath fashionable sowas. This eas Il adapted
70 Ill the ~fasseFiais that arg E#s& foT sstsicoau
for Il can be- nsade frsas silk, Egom ,nohzr and SER
Ealias xad II s2a h@ us@ds ETpSa Ilasesis ~eaAesfais
Ia ths fiirsfrztlen fs IL anishea VITA ! cafcu,ss
noEncs ead plated ffii, huk Ia cAn be made witS
the fi8unea and without sh~ srssi - s~4ehcrs Gcal
nm! or nounes. and sgsIn ths upper edgs can s.
tnder faced o. the soses GEO BE- cat -oa and Iolusa
70 : circular yoke
This pesticeas consists 81 ava CERES sad q With
sut fnstnsss 1t the back. Wheu mad8 yssfhos.s ~
Yokaas " closed ~ the left OF the Front. whoa naads
Es!th khe yoks e L cIoss6 ~ The esnser bach.
Whea sAe circular eelaca Is aaed IL "a ARRANGED
epsx shs as~er sdss sad when the gFiiI Ia ssad skx
ASaHee 10 cut of and chs fsia 8s Ieinsd 20 1t
Fec abe is yezs zxa win ba required az yarda
u material rs III yards 80. as yards IL inchss
NsoS - go p~s*Escust and heasats. I Ysna a.. Il
F2xd - " fnz6 ~ fer ais nEslkea ssln.
Tns exsa-s# T- ses. :. <.ers s.f zsrss
r H. ~ end 10 yesss 81 sxs. and win 81 aaaiied
- sny address ng aha Eaxhi0a uzasrEassuz c4 shsa
3speg, 60 rssa4pe 81 tea wsnhas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06

"a suFBTeiBn q 3 CITY.
A stopper. 81
Adams ale and q crossing. *
To STAY and to brave. w
The capital of Ireland.
A popular girl and to be speedy.
Part OF 4 lamp and an adjective.
To be cunning and to depart.
A winter garment.
A nafhwav fnr ona ~ hvrrn afntrr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-06
Ozark chifon TunIos over sasln.

r1hifser ssrsc= Il zsSs..sa. dark coi-
egings ara drosped over white satin
patticoatss tho sunio reaching 10 thu
knee tn front and sloping down to-
ward TIE hack.
Three such gowns wers rec@nsly OBJ
served st . @eoxasngeuts aea. In "A
sne white satin skirt wss half yelled
with q tnnic OF charming old blue ehlf-
gons which formed khs bodice also. AM
- .- . zlsszsy rwa enIrron tunle
and bodice oysg che trailing white
satin sktrk.
TSs thig1 sowms moro aIsAoFa&e.
showed . sasssse brown aAEfgon. eeas in
1ataway ufyae, edged around With
fringe and opeaIag ogsr d cE@am Hatin
sastlaeaE o. which we're aeuneea of
lace. Ths ontHway cess was heltsd
nc tbs AisA waist tsna sssh 9 gtsdis og
hammered soIA ask wakA aoDeasa.