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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-06-14

There may he certain lines OF farm.
ing In which Il In dificult 10 keep a
definite account of the cost and pront,
but dairying IL not ono OF these There
Ia no excuse for ignorance on tho par,
OF the dairy farmer.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
FASHIONS AND FADS

Some of the most charming OF the
low-cut net guimpes have fronts
slightly frilled.
In the smart tearooms in Paris
one sees women wearing their hair
in a series of knots.
Luxurious small handbags for au-
tumn are often of silk and are gold or
silver mounted.
Il is characteristic of many of
the new collars to be long in the back
and short in front.
The new Medici collars are strong
rivals of the ,Robespierre, but not so
universally becoming
The Robespierre fashion promises
to be the rage in both blouses and
one piece dresses.
Black velvet pumps with colonial
buckles. worn with, black silk stock
lnKs. are very popular.
Some of the new purses are made
q reindeer skin, lined with moire,
They come in vivid colors.
The newest wells are escurial eff
fects with magpie colorings. These
are astonishingly becoming.
The new English raincoats for
girls have a porous "sweatband" in
side across the shoulders.
Afternoon and evening dresses are
much longer than hitherto and have
that much added grace
Many of the new gowns have their
skirts caught at the foot by buttons
and ornamented straps.
The fad for making one side of the
bodice different from the other is as
much as ever in evidence.
Peau de suede and the softness of
silk, is a favorite this season.
Long wraps of velvet cloth or satin
are much favored for autumn wear
before putting on fur coats.
II Is said that some of the soft
warm cloths will be faced with white
kid, even the buttons being kid COW
cred
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
VISIT OUR BASEMENT
TOMORROW.

We mention a few Of many attrac-
tions and special values for tomor-
rows selling:
Silver Deposit Glass Ware is some
thing new and very pretty. Deposit
is all sterling silver.
zoe 10 $3.50 for Sugar and Creams.
Sundae Glasses, 5000 dozen.
soc To Sl.50 for beautiful decorated
Vases.
Water Pitchers at 1925 TO S3.75.
75c for Vinegar Cruets.
SOC three string Broom at l9c.
Heavy galvanized Coal Hods, With
out hood, 25c and 35c.
With hoods, Soc and Zoe.
Extra strong log handled Fire
Shovels, Zoe and 15c.
800 Beautiful Gas Lamps in green
or amber SHADES. at $3.50 complete.
$500, value $500. Gas Lamp with
either green or amber shade
$500, value $1,000, parlor Oil
Lamps Si.39, Sl.64 and ll.S9 value
$3.50 to s2.25. Rayo Lamps.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
A GRACEFUL 1U,,N
GIVING SLENDER LINES

Lines that give a slender effect and,
consequently. a suggestion or height
are the ones sure to be in demand.
This gown is really ideal for the
panels meet in a way to give con-
tinuous line and altogether is especi-
ally to be commended whenever slen-
derness is sought In the illustra-
ton it is made Of charmeuse satin
combined with moire velours and lace
and the result is a very handsome
gown: but the same design can be
utilized for any seasonable material,
for simple wool fabrics and all fash
ionable silks. Wolfe is one stand
by for simple gowns and voile with
panels of silk or satin would be very
pretty. Striped silk for these last
would intensity the slender lines and
hrochef or Powered silk would be
. most attractive. Long sleeves are
fashionable this autumn and they
also tend to emphasize the effect
sougt but they are not obligatory, for
fashion allows those of shorter length
and these can be cut off and finished
with cuffs. They are of the one
piece sort stitched to the armholes.
and the blouse and skirt are finished
separately. The closing of the blouse
is made at the left side beneath the
revers. The skirt is cut in six cores
and the front cores are Tapped onto
a panel so that the closing is easily
made invisibly. The back gives the
effect of double panel and the skirt
can be finished at the high line, either
with or without a point at the back,
or at the natural line with belt.
For the medium size. the waist will
require rs yards Of material n,
2 3-S yards SO, 1 rs yards A inches
wide with ga yard IS inches wide for
the collar and revers, "a yard of silk
for the vest. 3 yards of lace for the
sleeve frills. For the skirt will be
required 3 "a yards of material "a
or sc, ? IA yards A inches wide if
material has no up and down with
/ IA yards 21 inches wide for the
panel
The May Manton pattern of the
waist 1878 is cut in sizes from 36 to
As inches bust measure; of the skirt
1872 in sizes from 26 to 36 inches
waist measure. They will be mailed
to any address by the Fashion De-
partment of this paper, on receipt OF
ten cents for each.
Name .. .............. ........
Address M $3.50. ................-.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
LippincOtt'S
DKESS GOODS ANn SILkS.

We told you what big day we
would have in silks on Wednesdays
we had H.: tomorrow will be even
larger. We offer
A beautiful silk messalne, SO in
ches wide. II different colors from
which 10 make your selection. These
goods are sold elsewhere at ST. Our
price tomorrow ..s.. ........ zoe
Striped wash silks in great variety
both habutai and tub silks-36 in
ches wide. Regular prices Soc and
s1O0. Tomorrow they will be sold
AT ..- ....... ..-........ .bJc ana SIC
5000 yards of fancy silks In change
able messaline and taffetas, 26 and "a
inches wide, in stripes and neat fig
ures. The regular prices OF these
goods are 79c. 81 90 and S115. Home
week prices, 59c. Csc and 75c the
yard. This will be the biggest week
of silk selling that this store has ever
had Take advantage of the great
saving.
Five pieces OF 36-inch taffeta in
black only. and in a fine jet black An
excellent value at S1.OO. Home week
price ..-.. ...-..-.......' .'....... $50
Extraordinary sale OF 1000 yards Of
silk pOplin, &c inches wide. with a
large assortment of colors, Sl.OO
value Home week price ....... csc
A guaranteed lining satin. SO inches
wide, has beautiful lustre and guaran-
ted two seasons wear regular price
$3.50. Home week price .......$1.25
Wonderful are the above prices for
the beautiful fabrics offered.
50-inch BrOadclOth i'm old rose. tan
gray. Copenhagen, navy. leather and
black; big value at S1.25; our price
9Sc.
Corduroy, 27 inches wide. nice
wide vale; colOrs are black. white
brown and navy; sold elsewhere al
$125; our price ............... 20,
10 pieces OF Fancy Mixed Dress
Goods in stripes and plaids. suitable
for children's school dresses, SO in.
ches wide; prices were 25c. 3Oc anc
S9c per yard. Home Week pric,
10 1-2c. Get down early to get thes,
as they will go quickly
500 yards of Navy Blue and Blacl
Serge, 50 inches wide, all wool In
cluded in the lot is one piece Of Blue
Panama. the regular price being S1.25
Home Week price ...............S .S9'
] FLANNELETTES AND OUTING
FLANNELS IN GREAT VARIETY
1000 yards of Sc outing flannel to-
/ morrow, &c the yard.
1000 yards of flannelettes, II 1-2'
value. lOc.
1,5OO yards fancy madras, 15c value
lie
10 pieces of bath robe flannel a
25c. Simply beautiful. Ask to SEE
these.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
LINENS AND A SPECIAL
SALE OF BLANKETS

Ask 60 see our all wood
S5.00 special
so dozens more of the 81
X90 Blcached Sheets. zoe
value at 60c each.
10 Down Quilts. 50 90 and
5000 value. at $500 each
slightly soiled.
100 dozen Bleached ALI
Linen Napkins, Se.75 value,
tomorrow $500 the dozen.
Take advantage of these;
they are very good and very
cheap.
Take advantage Of our
Linen Sale this weeks
patterns of double damask.
$3.50 value. at $500 the
yard.
100 Bed Spreads. SIPS
Value; while they last 81
each.
Special sale OF full size
Blankets in white and gray,
at Sl.S5 the pair.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
LADIES' GLOVES.

A special showing tomorrow Of all
that is new and desirable OF all the
best makes Of gloves Unusual pains
have been taken in the selection.
Nothing better for a Christmas re-
membrance than nice pair Of Gloves.
We mention a few of the many
l-clasp Cape Gloves, black and
white Si.OO and $3.50.
l-clasp black and white p. X.
Gloves, embroidered stitching: spe-
cial, Sl.OO.
|. 1-clasp Washable doeskin Gloves.
Sl.OO and Sl.50.
2-clasp Kid Gloves. nearly all
sizes, very special, zoe.
16-button white Kid Gloves. very
special, $500.
16-button Chamoisotte Gloves. soc.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

It will be our pleasure tomorrow TO
offer a beautiful showing Of
Silk Skirts-All the new shades in
taffeta and messaline tucked or pleat-
ed flounces. $500 and $500.
Flannelette Gowns. with collar or
round neck. pink or blue. SOC.
Flannelette Gowns, high neck or
collarless. white, pink and white or
blue and white stripes. 75c, SlOO,
Sl.50.
Flannelette Skirts, plain color or
stripes, 25c to S1.00.
Corset Covers. lace or embroidery
trimmed. sizes "a to A inches, 25c.
Corset Covers. back and front yoke
of lace or embroidery insertion and
edge, ribbon, SOC.
Other designs in crepe and main
sock trimmed with medallions, lace
or embroidery. 75c TO S1.5O.
Skirts-Cambric or crepe. deep
iiounce of embroidery or lace. Si.00.
Other pretty styles from $3.50 to
$500.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
SOCIAL And
NEWS

Mrs. NJ L. Gibbs has been spending |
several days with Dover friends.
william Meade. machinist, Of 1908
Rodney street, was sent to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital last night suffering
from a crushed finger
John Boldhowsky, living in South |
Wilmington, and employed at the !
plant Of the Pusey and Jones Com !
pany, had his hand crushed while /
working about some machinery yes
terday and was sent to the Homeo- |
pathic Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Adams are en-
tertaining Mrs Frank P. Collins, Mrs. |
Frank c. Harper, Master Collins Har-
per. Miss Catherine Harper and Mrs. |
Newton Lodge all of Dover, Del, dur
ing "Old Home Week"
Henry Grant. Of West Chester, Pa,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary
Keough and his niece, Mrs. VIII
kinson, of 1904 West Third street.
Mrs Harry Armstrong and Mrs.
Harry Boyle. of Glasgow, are visiting
G.. X. Brown.
George McGrough. Of Philadelphia,
is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr.
Mrs. Frank p. Collins, Mrs Frank
c. Harper, Master Collins Harper,
Mrs. Newton Lodge, OF Dover, are
"Old Home Week" visitors.
Mrs. Laura NJ Benson, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll,
/ of No 419 East Fifth street left
for Cleveland, O., to make her home
with her daughter.
T,L,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Har-
rington, of Harrington.
Miss Gertrude Thompson has re-
turned from a visit TO friends at
| Harrington.
Miss Lydia Dockerty, of Stanton,
was a recent guest of friends here.
Levi Glatts and Thomas Lewis, OF
Upland. we're visitors here yester-
day.
Edward Cardwell and James T. Bell,
of Upland, visited friends here this
week.
Miss Lizzie Powell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Slay, of Union,
Del.
Mrs. G. l.. Bunker of Cheswold. is
spending a week with friends here.
Herman Boggs and family were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Boggs, of Cheswold.
Harrie f. Goodwin and sister, Miss
/, Annie. of Dover, are spending a week
i'm this city and Philadelphia.
3 Mr. and Mrs Stephen Lamm and
{ children are guests of Wilmington
. relatives.
e Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mclean and
= Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Scott are guests
of friends at Lewisville.
Mrs. Herbert Vanhorn is the guest
p of her sister, Mrs. H. T. Maxwell, Of
D New London
e Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. Jordan, Miss
g Gertrude r. Jordan and Mrs. NJ. c
e Pierce visited Victor l.. Jordan. OF
!, Coatesville, this week. They made the
= trip in their auto.
= Miss Camilla Cross. of Glenolden
b Pa, was the weekend guest Of Miss
y Gertrude r. Jordan.
t L. w Jordan and family, accom-
d panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Dubell Wis
9 tied West Chester this week. The,
e also visited Sharpless Park.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker mo
Il tored to Chadd's Ford this week.
r Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hannum, o
b Upland, we're among the "Old Hom'
d Week visitors.
j. Miss Eugenia M. Hawke, of Calvert
5, Md, is visiting relatives in this city
d Mrs Ellis johnson and little daugh
e ter, Elizabeth, of Calvert, Md, ar
e visiting relatives in this city.
S Mrs William Trumble. Of near Ba.
o View, Cecil county, Md is visiting
y her daughter, Mrs. Charles Waters
G in this city.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
WONDERFUL ARE THE ATTRAC-
IlONS IN MOMEN'N INDERWFi An

aWNN ~ OOMEN'N lNDERMEAR
Munsing Union Suits. in every way
satisfactory The best foundation for
stylish clothes, perfect fitting. long
wearing. Worn with comfort and
economy.
No. !. Ladies' Union Suits. low neck
snort sleeves, ankle length. medium
weight cotton, all sizes. soc and 5sc
NO. y Ladies' Union Suits. high
neck long sleeves. ankle length, wool
and cotton, all sizes ............S .SI.sO
NO .. Ladies' Union Suits, low neck
snort sleeves, ankle length, wool and
cotloh' All sizes ..............Sf.
NO 4 Ladies', medium weight cotton
Pants, knee length. all sizes ..... soc
NO. 3. Children's Union Suits. heavy
fleece lined, white and gray. all sizes,
No 8. Children's Union Suits. part
WOOL and cotton. peeler and gray, all
NO d Children's knee length Pants,
wool and cotton, all sizes ..... soc
NO ;. Childrens sleeping Garments.
ileece lined. peeler and gray. all
sizes, ........... . .. soc
NO p Dr. Denton's Sleeping Gar
ments' part wool, gray soc. 75c, Sl.OO
NO. 10. Children's black Pants and
Bloomers, all sizes - zoe
Ecrue ribbed medium weight I'm
uerwear, the kind that fits the body
snugly, soc and SI.00 the garment.
Mems fall Scarfs. a beautiful range
or plain colors Moires, fancy silks
and knit, Poe. soc and S1.00 each.
New fall Hosiery In plain black.
navy and tan All prices, 12 Lee, 95c
and 5Oc the pair.
GOOD SHOES: LATEST STYLES.
BEST PRICES.
For tomorrow we offer:
Goodyear Glove Rubbers for the en-
tire family at lowest possible prices.
Girls School Shoes. dull leather nm
pers. with good heavy soles:
Sizes 8 1-2 to IL ......s1.9s
Sizes II 1-2 TO 2 ....... .SI.5O
Sizes l-2 TO 6 ..... $500
Great values.
Womens bedroom Slippers. some
thing new and nobby ............60 soc
Special sale In infants hand sewed
Shoes, best of kidskin. with and With
out heels. Former prices S1OO to
FN.."' WV sss..s .....s........ .I0c
Women's dull, shiny. suede and tan
calt shoes. new. snappy styles. S4.OO.
Women's tan calf gun metal and
shiny leather shoes. medium or broad
toes, in our noted line at $500.
Growing girls Shoes in dull. shiny
and tan feathers, $3.50 and $500.
Boys school and dress Shoes. We
are still selling our boys Shoes a.
old prices. which means a saving tc
YOU. Prices, Sl.5O, $500, $3.50 and
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
NEWS AND nOYs, CLOTHING.

The correct thing IN Mems and
Boys Clothing is just as easy to have
as not. II doesn't require any spe-
eial skill or any special expense to
be among the best dressers, that ia II
you come to Lippincotts for your
clothes. We will Mt you in suit
or overcoat and that means nobody
else will be better dressed than you.
Mems Suits, $3.50 to $500.
Mems Overcoats. $3.50 to $4,000.
Boys Suits, $500 to $500.
Boys Overcoats. $500 to $1,000.
Boys Bloomer and Knickerbocker
Pants. soc TO Sl.50.
Mems Flexible Derby Hats. $500
and $3.50. Mems Scratch Felt Hats in
the new shades, sI.5O. $500. $3.50.
We have in stock our holiday line of
play suits. including Indian chief. In
Han squaw. cowboy, cowgirl and POI
llceman.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11

nc ....... ''T..''s'T''' ''''' ''s''s .
dress m $500. .................
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
HOME FROM CANADA.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harvey Diggans and
son, Leroy, have returned from an ex-
tended tour covering Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, and other
points in New York State.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
Lippincott's

AND NOW FOR THE NEW FALL
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
Oar FAN Line is Ready for Your
Inspection. Prices range from S7.so
We are just as careful about cloth
inh Your boy as YOU can possibly he
Soulseil, Sou Inc boy and his needs have
~" carefully studied by this store
anu ,ooay any boy can be properly
tahie ,easeu ~ ne coines here TO buy. Our
.a,'is sanies are covered with the new fan
''' az hosts OF delightful patterns.
SUITS.
@, Dounie-breated. prices $500 10 $500
sizes TO IL years.
Sailor Suits. pricea AZ oo 4. 90 M
sizes to 10 years.
russian Suits. S3.OO 10 $500. Sizes
wars,u % ~ Years; Blue Sergos. Fancy
oVercoats and Reefers. Overcoats
years ~ 20 ~
Refers from $500 10 gsO0 s,,o.
IL TO - years. ''1'9
Our Fall Line of HATS far NJ.
Youths and Little Bows. In ali tho on, @
shapes and coIoring, zoe 10 500 "'"
''.fa AhA NIEtIlIS
FOR SATURDAY
axe advantage of the beautin,i
showing or Pennants tomorrow An,
lniI,g you want In this line. we have II
NANTS-School ana colIoaa
pennants In their official colors
we nave large number Of tho r,,.,
H'ytes at Joe and soc and SIC each
Voh oPEClAIs-14x36 inch v,i,t
stan at soc each. " WIN
special Auto Pennanfs Wi1rf,...
IN coiors' white and cherry Dcla
ware ware IN colors, blue and gold vvith
bin fringe and on white star
curtain Goods. Sunfast Rem niat,
IDIOTS, 90 inch. dark green, dark olive
garnet, yard. 75c. 'A o'iFe'
curtain Nets from a plain esh -.
20 sne nne quality fancy nets. I9 10
curtain Madras. Imported eoods
'"nlle and ecru, 25c TO Zoe ward
swiss Curtains. colored horao-
Win runles or fiat edge. SLsO nsir.
pair. '0' '"c 10 Sl.1O
couch Covers. Heavy sf5o Tanes
try lovers, mixed colorines ana frins
Gu, u AZ eI'VV each; others up 10 $500
we are showing the new stvIo =,
contn. Souen Covers. one side plain
senler with bordered edge. other sida
! $500. az @i''V' value
yearly one hundred styles of noveI-
" lace curtains I'm white or ec,,, -,
w W. seiecuon. Prices sl.5O to $500.
We can safely say that our assort-
ment OF Lace Curtains is l.-,~.,. e'',oi ~ I
"as ever been shown in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1912-10-11
THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST IDEAS
IN DAINTY, HIGH-CLASS WAISTS
AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.


AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
Waists that carry style and quality;
waists that gain the lasting good will
OF our customers. Many dainty STYLES
In chlffons, silks and French hannels
and an especially interesting line of
mourning waists
At Ss.75-Approved by the most
critical in style. A beautiful waist OF
pearl colored chiffon over white net
made with a V-shaped yoke of net
finished with shadow lace and Ameri-
can beauty messaline.
At S6.0O-A distinguished waist
suitable for mourning wear; made of
black crepe de chine, fancy shaped
yoke of black silk net with small
rever around yoke, finished with
small buttons
At S5.OO-Dainty blouses in either
the new and popular pompadour silk
or In pretty soft messalines. One
pretty model of plain blue messalIne.
with Robespierre collar of gold and
vestee, finished down front with
crystal buttons
Al SS.10-A chic waist made OF navy
messaline, plain tailored with green
velvet Robespierre collar and green
velvet button molds down front, new
set in sleeve with fancy cuff piped in
green.
FURNISHINGS OF QUALITY
STYLE AND BEAUTY
Our fall shirts are here in all their
goodness and beauty, all prices from
59c TO Sl.5O each. Take advantage Of
the special sale of underwear on sale
tomorrow also.
Mems Handkerchiefs. A great
variety from which to select for the
most fastidious.
All initials. IL Lee, 25c and soc
Plain H. s., &c, 10 1-2c, 25c and
SOC each
Also novelty with six pure Irish
linen handkerchiefs in a sheepskin
case, Sl.50 for the set.
Mems medium weight underwear in
grey cotton goods. at soc the garment.
Part wool. 75c the garment. Natural
wool at Sl.00 the garment
LACES AND LANDINGS.
We invite your attention to a few
OF the newest trimmings for Fall.
especially priced for tomorrow.
New Macrame laces In white and
ecru, 75c value, for one day. soc.
Wide Venise bands in white and
ecru, from soc to $500 the yard.
All Val Laces one-half price this
week
Special sale of Dress Flouncings
slightly mussed. S175 value. SI.OO
$3.50 value, $1OO, $1OO value, 65c the
yard.
The new style bands in gold, silver
and bronze, in all widths from SOC tc
$3.50.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-06
N |NT0SH MENTION
Marriage of Miss Myrtice Baldwin to
Mr. j. Howard Bateman

Mcintosh, Dec. 5.-After one of the
longest battles on record against the
little god" Dan Cupid marched off the
field with his victorious banners flying
on Wednesday when Miss Myrtice
Baldwin ana j. Howard Bateman were
quietly married in the Baptist church
by DIR. l. W. WaddelL Only the imme-
diate families of the contracting par
ties were present, while the ceremony
was very short and impressive. The
bride wore a blue serge travelling suit,
while the groom wore black. The only
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hester, Jr., who themselves have only
been married about a month. Miss
Lemmie Hester played the wedding
marches. The church was very taste
fully decorated in potted plants. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the
bridal party left for Ocala and upon
their return they VII reside in Mr..
Bateman's cozy house. which he has
recently had painted and furnished for
his bride. Both the contracting parties
were residents of Mcintosh and were
well known and very popular in this
vicinity. Their many friends all wish
for them a long and happy life.
! Miss Alta Niblack of Lake City is
the guest of Miss Rebecca Gist.
| Miss Mary Walkup is spending the
week in Jacksonville.
| Mrs. W. VI. Gist is in Lake City at
| tending a conference of the Presby-
terian church.
! The packing houses are in full blast
now. 1t is both an interesting and in
structive sight to see the rapidity with
which the fruit is handled and pack
| ed.
| The Christian & Dickson Co. is open
| ing for business in its new warehouse
A new and novel entertainment IL
| the shape of a progressive" supper
was given by Mrs. ". NJ. Gist on las
| Wednesday evening, in honor Of hel
| guests. Mss Alta Niblack of Lake City
and Mr.. Lee Golding of Pensacola
! Covers were laid for twelve and tn,
/ supper consisted of four courses, afte1
which progressive finch was played
Mrs. Gist was assisted by her sister
Mrs. J. G. Gist.
i Mrs. I. w. wadden arrived from
Marietta. Ga. last week. DR.. Wad
dell was waiting her arrival to go I
housekeeping in the J. \. Flewellel
II cottage, which he has recently rented
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-06
OKLAWAHA RIVER ITEMS

Grahamville, Dec - Ask Mr.. Fos-
ter" has written Capt. L. l. Mills for
his river schedule, as tourists, at this
early date, are calling for the Okla
waha river route.
The SharpshoOter's captain, who OPP
crates a freight steamer only, report
ed to Capt. Allen Gibson, commander
of the City of Ocala, and Capt. Gibson
is now on the move, and he promises
TO put the City of 'Ocala on the day
light Palatka TO Silver Springs run
within a week or ten days. The cap
tain is in South Florida this week ap-
pointing agencies.
\ bridal yacht" says the crew OF
the paddle wheel Sharpshooter, put
out of WeIaka the other day for Ok
lawaha river points" The heavy NOV
ing vessel ran without regular river
pilot and it sailed up Bear creek in
stead Of the Oklawaha. The boat nav
igated clear TO the "cut-a-round,
where it struck a sunken log and stove
a hole in its hull The young couple
on board waived signals of distress
which were answered by a 81. John:
river steamer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-12-06
STOPS SCALP ITCH
Dandruff and Every Form of Scalp
Disease Cured Quick by ZemO

1t IS simply wonderful how Zemo
goes after dandruff. You rub little OF
il in with the tips of the fingers. It
gets right down into the glands, stim-
ulates them, stops the itch and makes
the head feel fine. No, it isn't sticky!
Zemo is a fine, clear, vanishing liquid.
You don't have to even wash your
hands after using Zemo. And what a
wonder II is for eczema, rash, pimples
and all skin Affections \ 25-cent trial
bottle at the Court Pharmacy is guar
anteed to stop any skin irritation.
zemo is prepared by E. ". Rose
Medicine Co, ST. Louis, Mo, and is reg
ularly sold by druggists at 81 a bottle.
But 10 prove what it will do at trfiing
expense, Zemo is now put up in %
cent trial bottles.-Ad.