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Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
Tsssts north Rseotalna.

A rustic English saying runs: Heres to the poor man. May his beef and beer keep on increasing year by year. May his dear little wife De the icy of his life and never kick up s racket. May she do all she can to please her old man and mend up his old ragged jacket" Better stll is this version Here's to the loaf that never erumbles; here's to. the wife that never grumblss; here's to the horse that never stumbles." To which one might be tempted to add: Heres to hope"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
MONUMENT TO CECIL RHODES

CAPE TOWN, July 5-Unveiled by Earl Grey, former goyernOr-general of Canada, the imposing memorial to the late Cecfl Rhodes, who has been called the father of the British em- pire in South Africa, was officially inaugurated today with impressive ceremonies. The monument. which was completed some months ago. stands in commanding position on the side Of Table Mountain
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

F There is more Catarrh in this section o( the country than all other diseJSes put together, and until the last few years was supposed 10 be Ineurabie. For q great many years doctors pronounced it a l0cat disease and prescribed local remedies and by constantly failing tO cure with local treafment prohounced it ineurable. scl- ence has proven Catarrh to be a cOnsti- tutional disease. and therefore requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu- tonal cure on the msrket. It Is taken in- formally In dcEes from 10 drops, to a tea spoonful. IL acts directly on the blood and mucous surf1ces Of the sxsfem. They osfer one hundffd dollars for any case it falls to cure. Send for circulars and tes- timonials. A
 Sold by Druggists. 75e-r
 E Take HsPs FAmny Pms for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
Celebration visitors

Among the t. eminent 0ut-oftown visitors in the city yesterday were John Rock. of the board of supersiss ors. Chas Hiekst scounty treasurer anatJoe McCabe. Ifrmer chairman of the board of supervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
ouhsoAT WHEELING TO
 KEY WEST

PORTSMOUTH, x. IT., July D. IThe gunboa1 Wheellna which has been at the Portsmouth navy yard flor some time. sails today for Key West. Later. according to advices from the Navy department. the yes- sel will be ordered to Cuba
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
oeetor Loses Ins,rumsnt case

Sone one took sn instrument ease
 from Dr. c. II. Hunts buggy Thurs day morning as 1t stood in Subway alley. The instruments in the case
 were of considerable value. but val
 uable 10 no one except q physician
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
Many Arrests Made

There were twentyodd cases on the blotter Of the. police couhrt yes. terday morning, the charges varying in seriousness from ordinary drunk enness to disturbing the peace. There were many fist fights, but none Of them terminated seriously. On the whole. the celebration was an order ly one.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

LoST-From buggy in Subway alley Thursday morning an instrument case and Instruments. Return to Dr C. II. Hunt and receive reward.
 BOB
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

afternoon in the city attending the celebration. They came up in Mir Gfihdell's automoidle and returned 1n the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
roualas Party here

F. P. Grindell. secretary of the Douglas chamber Of commerce. ]. n. Bukey. vice president of the Bot- derland route association. and F. A. Packard. Of Douglas. spent yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

Beyond the Alps lies Italy" Thus thus far her essay ran We're glad to know that this is SO; DisproYe it if yof can.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
Suffers Injury to Eye

Suffers Injury to Eye
 Augustus Hautawake. an employe Of the Warren-Bisbee railway. sus- tained a serious injury tO his eye in an accident at the ear barn yes terday afternoon, a piece of steel striking him in the eye. He is at the C. and A. hospital for treatment.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. HsE. Fletcher of Der ner Resort came in Friday in their car to attend the celebration festivi- Hes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06
Brief Local Items
4. Ocean park

w. M Reed and family are al Ocean Park, Cal. enjoying the sea breezes. They left Bisbee by auto mobile, going 10 Phoenix, where they made a side trip to the Roosevelt dam.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

Messrs James Kane and Richard Cline are in the city from Hereford
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

Miss Parker. of Hereford is ia tn city. on brief -Diessure visit
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-06

Miss Evelyn clIse. of Hatop. N. N. Is in the city spehding the day from the Hnaehuca mountains, where she Is spending the summer.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1912-08-20
Uses Gun as Club;
1t Stays Holder

Adel, Ga, Aug. 14.-G. 9.
Vann, a well-known citizen OF
Shady Grove, Fla, was mortally
wounded by the discharge of his
pistol while hitting a negro ON
the head with it yesterday.
Vann was taken to Valdosta
and an operation was reformed
in an effort to save his life, but
he died about II o'clock last
night. The bullet entered a kid
ney.
Vann was postmaster and agent
of the S. G. & w. C. railway and
also conducted a drug store at
Shady Grove. He was about
forty-seven years old and is sur
vived by his wife and ten small
children.
His remains were brought to
Abel on the early morning train
and conveyed to Shady Grove for
burial.
It is not known whether the
negro he had the difficulty with
was captured.
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Ha! Ha! girls! You had better

Ha! Ha! girls! You had better
hurry up-lesp year will soon be
gone: then we boys are not going
to stay at home every Sunday
looking for our girl to come and
take us out riding.
Mrs. Vence Murray and Miss
Vera Garrison were visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. Grs. G. E. Hunters
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Norris, who has
been visiting Misses Rebecca and
Mollie Hunter, has returned to
her home in Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Major Dorminey, of Ocllla,
was visiting his mother, Mrs.
Frank Dorminey, Sunday.
Miss Eva Sword and Mr.. jim
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Bethlehem Items.

We have been having some tine
weather the past few days ana
hope it will continue.
Regular services were held at
Bethlehem Sunday and was en-
ioyed by a large crowd.
Mrs. Abbie Davis and Mrs. Ed
Goodwins, from China Hill, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Hunter.
Mr.. Frank Walker, of Ashton,
was to see friends up here Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Calamelia Hunter spent
Sunday afternoon with Misses
Hattie and Lula Hunter.
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Luke. from near Arbor, attended
the meeting at Bethlehem Sun
day.
Hollow! there, boys! Now is
YOUR farming operations this
wear? A failure! My potatoes
had no eyes and they couldn't
see to grow.
Misses Oracle and Laura Hun
ter were the guests Of Misses
Mollie and Rebecca Sunday al
ternoon.
81 went to church last Sunday
with my sweetheart, Nellie Ger
mon. The hat she wore was so
loud I couldn't hear the sermon. :"
Little LESSEE May Hunter, who
has been quite sick with fever,
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United States of America,
Southern District Of Geor-
gia. Albany Division.
BANKRUPT NOTICE

In the matter of,
Eugene E. Reach Ir Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
Notice of Application for Dis
charge.
To the Creditors of the above
named Bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that the
above named bankrupt has ap-
piled for discharge from all the
debts provable against him in
bankruptcy. The said application
will be heard by the Honorable
Emory Speer, Judge OF the United
States District for the SAID Divi-
sion and District at the United
States Court House, in Albany,
Georgia. on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER 1912 at ten o'clock in the
forenoon:
All Creditors of said bankrupt
are notified to appear at the time
and place stated, and show cause
if any they can, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be
granted.
Dated at Albany, Georgia, this
10th day of August 1912.
John D. Crews,
Deputy Clerk.
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OUR MOTTO--Your moneys worth Or
your money back Remember We do
not misrepresent any aTtcIe-We sell
everything as ADVERTISED.
Bring Ad. along and compare prices.
Main Street, near POstoffice.
FITZGERALD, GEORGIA

is up .playing around again, we
are glad to see.
Mr.. Vence Murray has return
ed home after spending a few
weeks with home-folks in Banks
county.
Why is a base ball umpire like
dog? Because he always wears
a muzzle, snaps at flies and is al
ways chasing fouls.
IMEsoZOIC.
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News Boiled Down and
Dished Up from Ash
ton Graded School

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickson
and Miss Chester Willbanks were
visitors in Ocilla Sunday.
Mr.. C. E. Bishop and Miss Eva
Mae Marlborough spent Sunday
at Lake Beatrice.
A protracted meeting is being
conducted by Rev. Ansley at MT.
Olive this week.
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick spent
Saturday night with Mrs. E. E.
Robitzsch.
Most men would rather give
their wives credit for what they
do than give them money.
Mr.. Billy Robitzsch. of Mob
ley's Bluff, spent the weekend
with his brother, Mr.. W. H. Ro-
bitzsch.
The old woman who lived in a
shoe explained: ''Roomier than
summer hotels" she cried.
Mr.. Seward Miller, of Jones
county, is visiting here this week.
He is well pleased with our Sec
ton of country and will perhaps
make it his future home.
A citizen of Boston. seventy
wears old, announces that his
his health is due to a diet of oat
meal and crackers. He does not
even mention the sacred bean.
Mrs. R. L. Troup was in the
city Saturday shopping.
A sing was given Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Beatrice
Hargrove by Misses Salla and
Emma Dykes.
Zero days are getting long, but
we need not care.
Miss Nellie Willbanks, of Oser-
field, was the recent guest OF
Miss Lora Walker.
Mr.. ]. T. Bailey. Of Milan. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. I. N.
Middlebrooks.
Miss Beatrice Hargrove. from
the city, is the attractive guest
of Miss Fife Middlebrooks this
week.
Cotton is fast opening at Ash
ton. and the farmers will soon be
busy.
Mrs. George Mink and child
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rem were the guests of Mrs. j. E.
Dykes and family Sunday.
An English physician says that
twenty-four hours sleep is as
good as a weeks vacation.
Mrs. F. w. Shultz is visiting
her sister at Arp this week.
Services win be held at Pine
Level Sunday.
LEoNNE DELoRAINE.
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Candidates for Office in The
Primary August 2lst.
Entry List Closed at Noon,
Several Contests are on

FOR GOVERNOR
Hooper Alexander
Joseph H. Hall
John NJ. Slaton
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
A. O. Bacon, of Bibb comfy
H. H. Perry, of Hall county
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Thomas Swift Fielder, of Bibks
County
William r. Jones of MeriwetRn-
err county.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
E. H. Black, of Brooks county
M. L. Britain, of Fulton cOnEi-
ty.
FOR PENSION COMMISSIONER
w. H. Lanier, of Chatham
county.
John w. Lindsay, of WilbinsoD
county
PRISON COMMISSIONERS
A. N. Grouenstein, of Efkng-
ham county.
S. w. Johnson, of JEFF Davis
county
Thomas Z. Patterson, of SpalG-
ing county
FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICUL-
A. O. Blalock, of Fayette couA-
tY.
j. j. Brown, of Ebert county
J. D. Price, of Oconee county
FOR COURT OF APPEALS
Nash r. Broyles. of Fulton
county.
j. r. Pottle, of Early county
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Cor place held by Joseph T. GrayS
Joseph F. Gray, of Galatians
county.
Charles J. Ship of Crisp coun-
ty.
John H. James, of hutton conn-
ty.
For railroad commissioner for
place held by George HillYer:
w. Trox Bankston, of Troupe
county. Il
George Hillyer, of Fulton cOun-
ty.
S. G. McLendon, of Thomas
county.
For railroad Commissioners for
place held by Paul B. TrammelI=
j. j. Flint, of Spalding county
Paul B. Trammell, of Whitfield
county
FIR JUDGE CORDELE CIRCUIT
Walter George, Vienna, Ga.
FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL CORDETzE
CIRCUIT
Max Land, CordeIe, Ga.
j. B. Wall, Fitzgerald
FOR CONGRESS Bird. CONG. DISTRICT
Chas. r. Crisp
j. r. Mercer
Emmett r. Shaw
FOR REPRESENTATIVE BEN H1A
D. L. Martin
w. T. Paulk
FOR SENATOR 18th SEN. DISTRICT
Otis II. Elkins.
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FOR NEXT YEAR
DECIDED UPON by FINANCE COM
MIrTcE LAST EVENING
And WIN Re Recommended 20 Council.
APPROPRIATIONS Practically
Same as Last Yoar.

The members - the finance commit
tee Of the city council met IN the frs,
branch council Chamber last evening and
dr." ~ The annual appropriation orii-
ran lH Zoo presented Geo TIE cts clun-
'llC.l ~ their nrAt meet * fof af,rray,l
hr appropriations. with tho .Nr.u-
H.H' 1 f|' same aS those ~ last yea
.rieht raises tein- motel IN a fe,, 10
lt. trtFttS. while tire APPROXIMATION Ia
ID" iife department vii exceed t.at or
last l"dr u! a"nat So. 600 This VIII
d. .udr o." ru'clasln- 81 Cd new auto
L'INlrtl erftn" afI lo~e wagon To- cost
4'.'N'. f~o new exercise wagons "a new.
t,Fct Poll ana many improvements s..
WINE the auto truck TOW being used for
"iif".ai ns TIE department. viii De pur-
Fire chief Rose had also asked for an
appropriation OF So. 900 for 90 S.fs f,r "a
new central station. ami 10000 for a
no" H"iiH4 frr,E. nuf If these aupfulri.t-
"nS were p" To-" made 'hc expenditures
i"r fIn year wUgll exceed tie revenues
If about tf".nnH. uni - was necessary
f' turn this appropriation down.
A. ahut" stated. there were fev.
CHANGES lr Che other APPROPRIATIONS but
- 600 was appropriated for IMPROVE
uerfs 60 90" tIft verkuuu-.. g. 400 for
ifupr"' rments 90 the city cemetery.
'"H fnr t.c food inspector AMI to
heart ~ Itul TURNER was made happv
ffF building was raised from So o. 81
Irr MONT.
j. WIS s.o-umenIeI tp tr. .arurIf
fNff ftF arrut. statement ~ fNc CITY
auditor .r T..i.-le.I r..r.f.nr Dol, Inv tr
fHu N...H morning b" prre
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WOMAN'S WORLD OF
WORK AND PLEASURE

as ., gives one renewed health aud
enerEy.
This Ranishes Dandrur-In,o a,
pint o. alcohol pour / ounce 9uinzoin.
th-n add I. pint water. and you VII
have an excellent tonic for IN. hait
and scalp al a very nominal cost Ths-
qGinzoin tonic - un-qualed for han
ishing dandruH and correcting ex-
cess oiliness or that dry scaly con-
dition- It's continued use lnSures a
healthy scslp from which an abund
anc~ ~ nufy brilliant hair will grow.
Dull Iistless Eyes-A plain crysios
eye-tonic Is excellent for restoring
the sparkle and expression 20 dun.
listless eyes To make. dissolve 1
ounce crystos In pint Of cold water
Two or three drops OF this onto
should be put IN each eve daily For
sore. tired or aching eyes this tonic
Is especially fine. and IL is particular
~ good TO use during summer months
when the dust-laden air rises havoc
with the ewes Its use frequently
over comes ;he need for glasses.
When Hairy Growths Appear
Make enough paste with powdered de-
latone and water 10 cover the hairs
not wanted. Apply and after . or 3
minutes remove. wash the skin and
the hairs are gone. No harmful re-
suit nor marring OF the skin follows
the MS. OF dclatons. and seldom is the
second application required, except
with very stubborn growths.
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Children's PARTY

The home r. Mr. and S,.s. EIwarI
Siit"l 81 Peasant VALLEY was IN.
scene ~ Pretty party Thursday AZ
i'rn"on when their daughter. H-fi.
Miss Eli71h.fh. entertained a mum
boy ~ her Little friends The hours
from Two 60 fiy, We're 80. ut tn.o.trg
luNcnil" raWcS and amrsemcuts on
Oh" lawn. Tud at fec O'Clock "A Ugh.
lunch -on was s.rycd. Those present
were.
Misses Louise IIarp'r. G.neyicye
norton. Aiiv, norton. Elizabeth Bur
DATES. Elsi" Colllucwood. Marie. Roth.
Mary Arh.rz. Mar IurIaffs. Viz
rinir TrrN,N. Ittl Sp.iIel. lien
Wilson. Jrr' Russell. Katherine VVa'-
'rhrus'. catherine IIoTmru. Sarl
Nrh'nz Elizabeth Kline. Lucille Flac-
Gus. Emil. Julc Stif,L.
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LOCAL CAPITAL
Way Become trtcfcs.l- m New Rail.
road Company INVEST
Virginia.

ir an effort fo interest local cauI.
f1ls'- ir fhe proposed Charleston.
Parker 'grE A. Western Railroad
COMPANY '.r.U'ars uer. received In
This ciff yesterday calling attention
fn fie 'Nre'iruf oppurfIrrfes frr On
rtssfufrf Tho raHr.nf .a 10 De-
laif Through ftr rrh Bloc tre,k fer
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ErtertaLrs VIC Hou.. par,n.

During Tho past week Miss Dorothy
Grrig has been entertaining number
- friends With l house party. compii-
merfa-y To- Miss Eva Humphrey ~
Delaware. % MANY pleasant affairs
r"r" given during The weeds and fhe
party Vas composed ~ Misses Diva
F1mphr"y Jennie $780, Jennie Hol.on.
Meta Bolton and Doris Gibson
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For Mrs. SIeiurer.

Mrs. Charles !. Schucs entertained
Thursday afternoon az her home at
Echo Point. complimentary 10 Mr.
Charles S'c'gncr. OF Chicago. who is
her guest FOR few days Games and
music formed tho diversions Of tho
afternoon and 40 O'Clock the guests
were served o. well appoin. cd luncheon
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Lat. AUGUST Weddina.

IN" Miss rianche Nc
Clelland. In, popular daughter Of Or.
ana Mrs James :. McCleliand. a.
hcllaiT". to Mr.. James II. Robinson.
OF Naffirs E,fry. viii occur Tuesday
August -. ana will De one Of the
most iEtcrt sting social Affairs Of thlt
part Of the month. Their cng-s,-m su,
was formally anEounccd THURSDAY
evening al % h'c O'Clock tea given at
the hone O.. her parents.
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hotel Everyone said 10 else. What jolly
woman Mrs. : is. How much interest she takes in
everyone. What a pleasure II Is talk her" New
Corners especially. delighted with her
~ first J. TOO. among the enthusiasts but in
two three weeks like many others-got under the
laugh. found that the heartness was only mask and
that the reality beneath the rather
and selfish than the average But whoever failed her.
there always p'enty OF arrivals meet the
lady fall beneath the spell OF the laugh and 90 about
saying What jolly woman Mrs :. IS"
Now please consider what asset that laugh
was.
Il successfully concealed GOODNESS and selfinter-
est. % constant popularity for otherwise com
mo- n-lce uomln- = mLde InhnL-ev more lrenhs for
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Clnrer Party.

Mrs. 9. =. Miller entertained with
dinner I@rt- Friday evening at the
S;ratford I'ot.l al Woodl@wu. An
'iaborat- dirn,r was served a, &
O'Clock and Ilaccs were laid Tor siA.
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THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron

~
I Just !
Ny this
a
except ability
hearty
anda
commonpace Il she
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HOUSEWIFE SUGGESTIONS

To remove the order OF onions from
tho hands. rub them with a cut raw
potato.
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Partisan women are searching for
Persian wells. the more elaborate ana
the older ths better. No Indication TO
use them an face coverings has mani
Tested itself; the ladies are merely
tired OF Russian embroideries.
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To clean gold chains. put them in n
small glass bottle with warm soap
suds and little prepared chalk.
shake until clean and then rinse thor
oughly.
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The Apache collar has close rivals
I'm the Robespierre and modified Med
lei collars.
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When salt becomes damp and re-
fuses To- shake out from the shaker
put in "A Few grains or rice. IL vii
keep the salt broken mp and pulv~--
lied 80 that you Will have no nor,
trouble with IL.
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Tho normal wais, line will return
This permits OF wearing belts and
girdles.
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SOCIETY
Birthday Party Surprise.

one OF the Cleverest arranged birth
day surpriS" parties given in Wheel
ing Tor som" time occurred last evening
~ the hone of &. j. Chapman, In
Edgwood complimentary to Miss
Anna Margaret Sanders. OF Cleve-
land. Ohio. Six Of the invited guests.
graduates from the Lima Hennig
sherman school OF Dramatic Art. OF
viii, h Mr.. Chapman is likewise a
graduate. - tertaincd the others with
their dramIt tic ability and comedy
recitations. Music was furnished by
nearly every 90" present, some hay-
Ing brought their musical Instruments
win 'h"m iur the betterment of the
evenings enjoyment. Several new
f"fnes Were introduced and eniovsd
~" ~ '7tc hour dainty refresh
mehts were served the following
...-s...
Misses:
RUIN tnrr"il !cvcland. o.
Anna Beuter Ann, SapG.r.
Julia kroeber, i.yeInnI
-..s. sDr-... T"rtha Miner
ling. %. SANDERS
Joseph Wnrr.. W..-a-'
: haTles Weiss Steul env-lle o,
Earl summers. -,
''tnert shepard. Grant Owen.
i.'ilalrc. I...SUurEl.
anton EIhst. 9. J. chapman.
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her ecnuney a
-u ou' o u mea BY
Perhaps
Nohody % te my
I no 7 m si tho laugh
granted
a a
80 easf
, pieir1r liull th'rk much
ou
vnfoe
u 81 most
rorf
pleasant .alrh
-o ior D. r'ad o alfh bon ufh arf heuuheu thcy
.aurhef
pr~ af o o. aurtf to have s hs s-ra'rbod
20
'e .rra.-r
~tay tort
0~D
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All white for mourning Is making
its way. especially FOR Young people
All lingerie II stIll very closely cut
TO maintain the straight figure lines
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DICTATES OF FASHION

Chrsfon b,ouses 20 match the tail =
orec suits are still IN fashion
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white ffocks are almost Invariably
seen this season with n touch OF color
or black. and this appears most often
at the waist. which 10 encircles, sash
fashion. falling over I'm ends at the
back somewhat 20 the left side and
varying according 20 the fancy Of
the wcarer IL. length.
A typical giriish frock Of Whit.
muslin had the corsage prettily trim
med with valenciennes and little rose
colored buttons matching a color or
rose satin. The belt was also OF satin
and folded M the side In the short.
soft frirGed ends OF n French abbe's
sash. With this was worn small
black hat with a brim turned up.
with black velvet and n white osprey.
Some OF the plated skirts are some
what stodgy. and they are at best a
luxury 10 be permitted only TO the
slim According plating IL with us
again. and round the hips Il Is very
close and fiat with the usual tendency
To open out round the hem where IL
actually touches are ground Crepe
De chine or soft silk is an admira BILE
material IN which TO exploit this class
OF gown. and new French mode,
with the skirt and the lower part %
bodice Killed in sunray fashions y
carried out very neatly I'm black crep .
dc chine. In strong contrast to the
killing Is tho deep yoke OF the bodice,
whiTh cor1es down 10 meet 81. the
plating einr In this case carried
above the waist and confined by a
ceinture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10

To clean chip hats. brush freely
with Easolinc. using sim brush.
Rubbing tho hat thoroughly with a
dampencf cornmeal is said 10 be Just
Us effective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
Millinery
White Felt Hats

Trimmed at si.9S, sos, s39S will be our
specials for this week.
We also have nice line of Tans Light GrayS,
Taupe, and White Felt Hats, which we trim to your
order in the new trimmings.
We will give you the prices on the untrimmed
Hats when you CALL and you will be surprised at the
values we are offering.
Also showing nice line of new Plu:nes