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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-12-12

IHOHldS 1uudS was IL @'~-S7-N~~
Thursday, on a short business trip
Henry Davis of Windsor was among
the business callers, Thursday, in the
city.
Joseph Roderick left, Thursday eve
ming, for Boston, on a short business
trip.
Frank st. Clair of Someryille was
in the city, Thursday, on matters OF
a business nature.
Adam Seaney Of North Nassalboro
was a visitor, Thursday, in town. on
his way to Portland.
Mrs. Fannie Foster returned, Thurs
day, from Portland, where she had
been the guest of relatives and friends.
f. L. Knowlton returned, Thursday
from Portland, where he has been Tor
a brief visit with friends.
DR.. Charles Mabry of North Vassal-
boro was in town for short time,
Thursday, on his way to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Young of Patter'
son street are visiting relatives in Bel
grade Lakes and Rome.
Senator and Mrs. Leslie Boynton OF
jefferson were visitors in Augusta,
Thursday and called on friends.
Miss Ethel O'Brien of Windsor is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. John E. Church.
on the North Belfast road
Miss Margaret Partridge left town
Thursday forenoon, for visit OF a fe"
DAYS in Boston and vicinity.
The I.unt & Brann Co. has a large
showing of womens and mems hand
kerchiefs. Initials will be stamped
free.-Adv
Frank Connors of Rockland passed
a portion of the day, Thursday, in
town. on combined business and
pleasure trip.
The Kings Daughters will meet, at
o'clock. this (FTiday) evening, with
Miss Winona jenkins, 81 Willow
street.
John E. Murphy of Dover, n h,
formerly of Augusta. is in town, CALI
Cd NV the illness of his sister, Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
Pffa RriAfa

Domsr Nickersou 81 Flrn Grove 10
ness
J W Krume Is IN At his hom. a.,
Tr4nfeiphia
Samuel Jones OF Jscktown. IA. was
business caller iu Wheeling yesterday.
william and Richard Luke ~ g4rf
iill were in Elm Grove on business
Fraus smith II Elm Grove spent ves-
tsrday iu ths country hunting
william Carroll 81 Jacktuwr. Pa. was
p Elm Grove yesterday attending a.
business.
John Muller and Burt HagIa~k o,
GlenwDof have gone fo Nfrrfnf4 o.
The dance 90 the Socialist hall -
r"EEsriIe last evening was we'll a.
quite a number of people from Film
Grove Hud Triafsfrnia viii attend tfs
't@r1ry az valley Grove Friday even
Fsy Hairh IH-s.mar new pastor ~
flr I'gewrHI Lutheran Dhuf.h viii
fnef charge of frr asrtfrer Sunday
TIH l'aHs which vac fI have received
fnr "f.rfr emf NJ .HrfrrHfI.u 40 ST.
N..hHsI FOL Catholic church on T1rfrrf %
i.HI" nII nof r".'if" Pho FarrHrsrt
Nrs Fl4rorrs s'HrE.s ~ WH.Hfrr
Tor In. r. FperfIrr several Frtr uftr
~ nrf r..nfrr4 Hf fiw GROW.
ne Hrr.F CLAY Hnra. Modern Wood.
Itrf evening Hrf f-HrrHnfsI fHa rrr..4-
iH.IrsHa .f fir '..fEr
N NHrf.r. Hf. has neer rf-IfIrf
If.f''n ..I relative. .r Patterson ...
fl. '.'. N-. returned f. .Ia H.us
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AT TIE oRPHEuM.

The LAST performance ~ Tho au star
Keith vaudeville bIl NOW PLAYING at the
popular 'rrh"um theatre will corn. % "a
close tu-ulcht Co. nuke way for another
bully oll star Keith hl1 coming into
The popular play house tomorrow matt.
nee
Nr and Nrs Mark Murphy VIII rI1v
Their last Performance to-day Of THE
coal STRIFE which bias been one - fhc
laughing features. the first half OF tris
week. IlwnHi SNOW and co.. Harry
Land. Billy kirkland The Scotch furrlar.
and les Nurffnrt4 ure OH iir susceeeca
ON fhis rs i"rd.1 Did, closing tff4 even
inr Tho hiu TINT win come fn to-rr1r-
rows matinee VIII be- healed Dos phil o.
Adams and hie Telephone girls present.
irr smart songs witty @atIrrs with 4
dance or two. with Hfi special scenery.
lhe added attraction. Miss Henrietta
wilson nul co.. presenting great eIp~n
shooting a.f with 900 rrceIaI stage .sf
trEF IH0u there VIII Doc ollie Raw
mona. wnH 0Ill present delIrfuffnnr =
zen rir' typos. followed Nr stewart and
Hall in f.IirHffrl comedy aIrrfrr
dancing and talking offering Tho IuI
loses WIN fHr greatest Model act ON
Nc 'aHNf 'i..r .f|Is. Lavender and fe-
MODELS fin most srr~ ufu.Ha -uefrr ~.
ier'nF 'n ff.de .lIr The Iul ufl le
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
Bio Debate

A debate thai f. perhaps drawing
more attention than any ever pulled
on In this section Is staged for the
coming Friday evening at the regular
meeting of the Valley Grove Literary
society. The debate Is the result Of
a direct challenge issued by Messrs
Butler. Blake and Carroll and accept
ed by Messrs. Morrison. Rodgers and
Farmer. The question that IL TO he
settled by these prominent debaters
is. Resolved. That the Darwin theory
is correct and that man Is the result
or long series OF evolutions. Pre-
ceding the debate will be the regular
literary program. consisting OF music
by the Woodman quartet. OF Elm
Grove. and the Roneys Point quartet.
solo by Miss Gladys Kimmins and the
coronet treole. consisting OF Messrs.
Courts. Hertzog and Wallace. II may
be added that the debaters are all
prominent I'm literary circles and that
they are making preparations for one
OF the mos; interesting debates ever
heard in this section. The meeting
opens at Sis and every one is invited
TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Thomas NJ. Haskins,
Plaintiff.

Henry 9. Bla,chley. F..
{. Leonhart. G. for Bar
bsra a. Blatchley. an In
sane person. Louis +. ST.
Eel. administrator. with In Chancery
the Will annexed OF the
estate or John W. Batch
lev. deceased. r. c Leon
hart administrator OF the
estate OF barbara Batch
ley. deceased and William
:. Wickham. defendants.
ny virtue OF an order entered in the
above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio County. West virginia
on the nth day OF October. 1918. IL L.
referred TO the undersigned Commits
sioner TO take. state and report an ac-
count showing:
FIRST: What personal estate the said
oar Sata \ hlatchley owned at the time
or her death. and the character and
value thereof
SECOND: What disposition. ~ any.
was made OF the personal estate by the
said z =. Leonhart. Administrator Of
the said Barbara \. Blatchley. deceased.
and how much. II any. OF such personal
estate Is now in the hands OF the said +
Leonhart. Administrator. available for
the payment OF the debts owing from
the estate Of the said Barbara a Blatch-
lev. deceased
THIRD. A settlement OF the Admins
trauon OF the estate OF the said Barbara
\. blstchley. deceased. 10y l.. &. Leon
hart her Administrator.
FOURTH. What debts Barbara A
BlRtchley owed at the time OF her death
20 whom they are payable, their resTec-
tive amounts and priority.
FIFTH What real estate was owned
by the said Barbara A. Blatchley. at the
time OF her death. its quantity. descrlp-
tlon ana location. and the said Commits
rioner shall further take and report an
account showing
FIRST. What personal estate Of the
said John ". Blatchley. deceased. came
into the hands Of J. +. EbeIing. Adminis-
traitor or the estate Of John W Batch
ley. deceased. de bonis non.
Second. The character and value
Third. What disposition. # any. was
made 81 the said personal estate by the
said j. +. Eheliug. Administrator Of the
estate or John ". Blatchley. with the
VIII annexed. de bonis non and how
much 81 the said personal estate Is now
IN the hands Of the said J. +. Ebeling
Administrator aforesaid. available FOR
the payment ~ any debts owing from
the estate of the said John W. Batch
ley. deceased.
Fourth \ settlement Of the Admins
tratlon OF the estate Of the said John
w. B!atchleN. deceased. by the said J. T.
EGenng. Adrninistrator a. aforesaid.
Fifth What real estate ~ any is now
owned by the estate OF the said John W
Blatchley. deceased
And the said Commissioner shall fur
Their take. state and report an account
81 such other matters as any party In
interest may require. the same being
pertinent or such matters as such Com
d. missioner himself may deem pertinent
neither - requested or not.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed mas fixed upon Thursday. the
IN day OF November. 1918. commencing
at o'clock A. NJ, as the time and mis-
office. Rooms sos and sos Schmulbach
building. Wheeling West Virginia. a.
I the place At which he will proceed TO
ascertain and report the several matters
I In said order Of reference required
Given under my hand this 14th day OF
FRANK a. MCMAHON.
COmuissfOuer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized pay stations:

complished by producing a liberal
number OF clever fun-makers. dancers
singers. pantomimists and remark
ably pretty chorus. with novelty and
originality as the prime factors.
Among the novelties characterizing
this remarkable entertainment is a
brilliantly Illuminated runway. extend
ing from the stage To the rear OF the
theater, over which troop the entire
company. bringing the performance
into somewhat intimate relationship
with its audience. other novelties win
be found when pieces OF furniture
SUDDENLY become animated and perform
a ragtime quadrille.
The Passing show OF 1912" de-
scribed as "a Kaleidoscope almanac. %
burlesques many Of the most success
iul plays Of this and last season.
The company includes Trixie Fri.
ganza, Charles Prince. Mantilla &
Lloyd, Clarence Harvey. Howard d
Howard. Moon a Morris. Gertrude
Taylor, Louise Brunelle. Ernest Hare
ana others. together with a fascinating
beauty chorus ~ eighty.
Seats can now bee secured for all
performances. including the Saturday
matinee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
Prominent couoIe Married.

The wedding OF Wilbur Criswen. OF
Elm Grove. 20 Miss Estella Mitchell. of
Roneys Point, took place at the home
OF Mrs. II. O. Whitecotton. OF Triadel-
phia, Monday at 1880 O'Clock p. m.
Rev. ID. l.. Reid. OF the Triadelphla
NJ. +. church. officated They wera
attended by Miss Catherine Criswell.
sister OF the groom. and George
Elmer. OF Triadelphia. The young
couple are AZ present residing at the
home OF the groom at Park View.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
AT THE VICTORIA


Dainty June Roberts and her splendid
company Of s.x girls have made the NJ;
OF the season with the show Girls" ~
victoria Theatre. and those who failed
10 see them Monday or yesterday should
visit the house some time to-day FOR
lhey close with the two performances
tonight. Miss Roberts IL one of the
cieFerest little women on the vaudeville
stage and her support IL all that could
De desired. The play develops around
the stranded theatrical conn any and An
old hotel keeper who befriends them
There Il fun in every movement OF the
Eirls and they know how TO sing and
dance.
kinsners and Mile. Marie in their
oquihbrtst stunt. has made a blk hit
with the crowds. kinsner balances
about everything imaginable on his head
and chin. knight and Moore In their
dancing. talking and singing act have
some very clever ideas and have shared
IN the honors all week. The Three Mil
ards. besides having "A comedy that il
worth while are musicians OF no mean
ability. Hibbstt and Crouch. the black
race men, scored heavily with the
crowds all week and the Victoriascope
pictures have been Up to the standard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
Building Wall.

Work has been started on the ex-
cavation for the building Of a concrete
retaining wall where the Stack Yard
road connects with the National road
at Glenwood The wall that is being
built is between the county road and
the small stream that comes out OF
Stack Yard hollow. Several cars OF
sand. cement and gravel have been
placed on the ground and the work
will be rushed 10 completion as soon
as possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
Lost Yer Darn0-

This is the question which is being
asked one Gin Carauthers. mctorn-an
on the West Virginia Traction 4
Electric Company's line. II appears
that GIN purchased a dog from a man
near West Alexander some time ago
on approval for tho sum OF IS. The
first day that he had chance he took
the dog out 10 see whether OF not he
was any good and routed a rabbit.
As a matter of fact Caruthers sAo; M
the rabbit and the dog-Oh woeful
case placed itself between cliffs
feet and refused to move. Then the
otherwise peaceful motorman lost his
temper and the dog lost his life. CHI
Is now out his five spot and the dog.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
For Children There is Nothing Bette,

cough medicine for children must
help their coughs and colds without
Dad effects on their little stomachs
and bowels. Foley's Honey and Tar
exactly Nils this need. No opistes. no
sour stomach, no constipation follows
us use. Stuffy colds. wheezy breath
ing. coughs and Group are all quickly
helped. and sweet. refreshing slumbe-
instead Of feverish tossing at night.
II Is easy. therefore. TO understand
why an increasing number OF bottles
OF Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Is sold yearly. For sale by the John
Coleman Co-Adv
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rotioe 20 crnhitnra-

To the creditors 81 Barbara 4. Batch
ley. deceased
In pursuance o. decree Of the cir
cult Court ~ ohio County. West Viz
ginia. made iu the cause therein pcuding
90 subject the real estate OF the said
barbara \. FlatChley 20 tho TRvment or
her debts. you are required to present
Your claims against the estate OF tnc
said barbara A. Blatchley for adtudicu-
tion 60 Frank A. Mcmahon. Commission
er. az his office in the said county.
Rooms 500 and sos Schmulbach Build
ing. Wheeling. West Virginia. on or be-
fore the clth day ~ November. 1919
Witness. John l. kinchoru. clerk OF
the said court. this 1fth day or October
1913.
JOHN J.. KTNGHORN.
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completed with a reel OF first class
comedy pictures.
Manager James Fenlmore Lee f. an
nouncing that coming next Monday Is
the Great All RaJah the most wonderful
Egyptian mentalist ever seen In this
country. His salary Is one thousand
dollars week and a metnaiist he HIS
all others tied TO the mast
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To the creditors Of John W Bhtchley.
beceaFed
In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of ohio County. West VtrgIni1-
made So the cause therein pending TO
subject the real estate Of the said John
W. flatchlsy Co. the payment 90 her
debts. sou are required 90 present your
claims against the estate ~ the said
John vs.. Tftfchiey for adjudication 90
Prank ~ NatIn. Commits uiouer. at
his office iu tho said county. Rooms 500
and SOC ~rlfu.lbuth Building. Wheeling
West Virginia. ON or before the 18th daF
~ NOt erlcr. 1915
Wifree- John T.. Kingdom. clerk 81
the said court. this 18Th day Of October
1919
JOHN l. KtNgUDEN.
Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
BOX OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS.

The advance sale Of seats for the
three performance Of The Passing
Show 81 1912" 10 be given in the
Court Theat"r Friday and saturday
nights and Saturday matinee. Will
open ar the box Office this morning
The oflce VIII remain open tonight
and tomorrow night until O'Clock.
so that an who cannot conveniently
make their purchases during the day
may be- served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. Will Cruise, Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
Office, 6layney's Drug Store.
a.A-sf
School Hoard

The Washington country district
school board will hold "A meeting this
evening at tho FULTON school buIlding.
Several matters OF business Will be
taken up and all members are request
ed 10 be presuet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
Team Out Tor Rrantin.

The Triadelphia district nigh school
iootbaA team was out on the Elm Grove
eid lnst evening FOR a couple OF hours.
Whtre tney were given some stir prac-
ice 10y Coach Hall Several Of the bows
last game played have all rounded into
COCO FORM and the coach ia anticipating
1ut httle trouble IN taking over faa
Thursday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 90 Manufacturer, Jobb.r. o.r.
ohants and Othor Wholaaala nnalnrn

chants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES. that
nc state Foarl ~ control % the state
OF West virginia Will receive bids daily
- pig office af charleston. West Wire. rIr.
fof furnishing supplies Tor the several
state institutions. the financial franrr-
f.''f NJ Whir' a. vested In said Hplrf.
contracts VIII hC awarded 60 the Ios.s4f
'i''F quality rUrF. lCrcf ana other
iI.htt Dc ur equal. West NirEIrf1 otaI-
= VIII p" E'ren preference.
..'t.. on supplies needed VIII ha ~r~.
fIe''I bidders nu receipt OF rr1resfa
stating ere lime desired
-TNII F'NEf' DT Co>TvCs
-EL-I L.1riertur. West VIRGINIA
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". Farmer. principal 81 tho
honeya Point school. has. 81 - AafI. an
nounced his candidacy FOR the orfics Of
county superintendent Of schools The
term or ouice which II now being hlled
by J. ~. Lamar OF Fulton. will expire
AZ the end Of the present school wear
ana the election 70 MI the vacancy will
take plar" early next sprinE II IL not
known ~ yet whether Mr Ls1ear will
not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
RUSlNESS CHANCES

ron SALE-On account OF health will
dispose OF my interest I'm a growing
Wholesale business In Wheeling A good
opportunity for young man with bust
ness ability. Cash required $4,000. 90.
Address r. o. BOX 6is Wheeling. W W.
n-iS-l
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notioe.

The public sale. which was 20 have
been held by ". y and J. B. Pogue
three miles north OF West AleNander.
November I2th. has been postponed un-
vi Wednesday. November 18Th. on ac-
count OF the weather n-lq-C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19

The members OF the Arbuthnot RIhls
lass. or the Elm Grove VI. b.. church
nave conpletef arrangements FOR n
chicken ana noodle supper 20 bo served
evening OF November 20. a large uf.-l.-
Der ~ tickets have already been dis
posed Or and the ladies' are hopeful or a
large attendance.
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FOR SALE
s>>~~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~ ~-~~-~~-~-~~~-~~-~~
ron SALE%Ohio stock farm. los

ron SALE-Ohio stock farm. 10s acres
underlnid with Pittsburgh No. : coal.
Price $50 per acre. Ccal can be leased
FOR $50 90 per acre. six room house with
cellar 2SN32 II. sheer barn 20N30. with
shed attached. Barn with basement 32N
80 r., and other outbuildings. Spring IN
yard ana nearly every field Creamery
y miles cat Fairview) =. mile 70 school,
church adtoins farm. Rural delivery at
door. Telephone In house Located u
miles northwest or Barnesville. For par
ticularS address Jesse h Carter X H. 6
Box p. Quaker city, ohio. n-S-p
FOR sALE-Pair or draft horses weigh
ing 5000 pounds. also harness and
wagons. Call Pell phone l4-R-2l. Mar
tins Ferry. INSTR
FoR 5ALE-work horse. years old.
Cal Bell SO II. 3. My. o-s-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
"Wheel COTnS Gone!
'GETS-TT' Did It.

Hf'' ~ ~ Eeiore f-hou'u Marvel
How TO Makes C0rns Vanish.
- '..' Hr" ming .Ikn
Fisl 50 TIT r.r U.rra. ur. ..rrn f...f
or. fhiNr ..r I. now o. a tho ...r
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FOR RENT
For SAIL

ron sAL;-Oliver typewriter Good
g. Wheeling. Bell STIR. National
lSS'-M. auls-tf
FOH SALE-One oliver Typewrfte No g.
Positively good as new. Your own
cash price. II reasonable lock 342 Elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis BertscI1v

Louis Is ert - nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTGRtAL EWBALNER.
f''2 and ff24 Main Street
Calls Areworcd Day or Night
store Phones fgr
VIC T. H'ff-chy. NeU Phone User
{ j. Bcrfschy Sat Phone i2eqY
breUmmer & Hildebr5ud
Funeral Directors ans EutnImera
..fNfl Ir| Twenty .f."r| afa
~ -l--- L..r l11 and r 1ht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
WANTED - Female Help.
Wanted-Male and Female Help

MEN. women. get government Jobs.
$4,000 month. 10000 appointments
coming. Write for list OF positions
Frankling Institute. Dept. 433Ii. Roches-
ter. y. y. o-2s-to-d- 26-eNtu&:h
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LOST.

LOST.
LOST Elm Grove Tuesday afternoon
young collie dog. Reward for return
20 y. ". Gee. Stamm Place. opp. Wheel
ing Park 1-lq-i
LOST ameo watch charm set in gold
and platinum. Finder will be suitably
rewarded hv returning 10 Louis Hork-
heimer. 18TH and Main SITS n-I2-tf
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In hancery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-19
nn.,n. % crnni,nr.

JOHN l. KTNGHORN.
clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10
FAD FOR ARTICLES
MADE OF IVORY

Ivory has SO strong an appeal to wom-
en- of refined tastes that the use OF it has
grown into a veritable cult and the col
a veritable craze.
Some women have entire toilet sets OF
a composition which is substantial. Yet
light of weight. and ivory veneered or
finished In addition to the usual articles
which decorate the dressing table, the
ivory lovers are using glass perfume bot
ties fitting into deep boxes of ivory fin
ished composition.
These come in nests of four each and
surround a central powder puff box whose
fat little lid swings backward similarly
to a trunk cover And the beauty of the
contrivance is that it is easily packed
into suit case and whenever It's owner
halts during her travels she may make
her hotel dressing table attractive look
ing in less time than it takes to tell
about it.
To go with these perfume and powder
sets are boudoir clocks of round or oval
shape. having no corners to be Clipped
off. and of a size easily carried. These
like the shoppers of the bottles and the
lid of the box, are decorated with the
owners initials. but in fact all of the
ivory cultists are going in for initial
markings on all of their small belongings.
Not only on the dressing table and desk
pieces are to be found miladis mono
gram, but on the ivory finished napkin
ring which appears upon her breakfast
tray and the ivoryfinished napkin mark
ers in her motor basket. These markers
slip over the edge Of the napkinsand take
up scarcely any space in receptacle used
for motor lunches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-10
BY CORA MOORE.

In many of the newest spring gowns
thick and thin materials are being com
bjned with good results. The matel'di7
ususIIv match exactly in color, but eac"
is used to trim the other. One OF the
nrettiest and most popular comn'iia 'ioh'
is that of wolfe or marquisette with '"e
rouyh-surfaced ratines, which, 'hous
thew look heavy and warm, are rea''S
loosely woven and comfortable.
The gown of the sketch may be reaoliy
adapted to spring by making 1t up IN
these materials. There is d certain
rather light shade of brown, between the
mustard and leather tones. which VIII De
much in vogue, and it is of wolfe and
ratine in this shade that the costume OF
the sketch is made.
The wolfe blouse is cut with klmono
sleeves, which extend below the elbow
where they are puffed under band OF
ratine. The front edges of the blouse
are drawn away from the neck. dlsclos-
ing a vest of English eyelet embroidery.
The fullness is then evenly distributed
under a deep band of the ratine which en-
circles the lower part of the blouse, ana