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Evening journal., 1913-10-13
GOSSIP OF THE COURTS
b.

the head robe maid who has three
assistants. On the night before tho
head maid receives instructions as Il
the gowns the Queen viii require
and the hour when each will be want
ed the following day, and it is he
business to have each of these gown
ready for wear AT the time mentioned
The mascot engagement ring is the
latest thing in Jewels. Sometimes II u
one which has belonged TO some lucky
member of the family. and Is given tc
the bride elect 10 bring her good for.
tune II is said that Prince Arthur ha,
given the Duchess of Fife an old, ring
which belonged TO the family of the
Red Prince liricdrich Karl of Prus.
sial. of which house the Duchess of Con-
naught is descendant. The ring has
history. II was given by an ancestor of
the duchess to her haucee, when he was
going to the wars. II is in the shape
of q nine. within which arc nine mag
nidcent diamonds taking the form OF aT
anchor. indicative of faith aud trustful.
ness. Good fortune attended the cf
forts of the recipient, and henceforth Il
became a mascot in the family of the
"Rcd Prince of the lIohenzollcrr
house. For years this mascot ring ha'
been in the possession of Prince Arthur
mother
II seems extraordinary how slightly
the claims of Scotch women to beauty
are realized in England Irish bcautie:
arc now constantly heard of, but some
how the lovelinesr of the daughters Of
the heather appears TO escape atten.
tion. Ihi, neglect of Caledonian loyel-
ness seems strange. especially when it i
remembered that one of the most beau
tiful, most romantic and most fascinat-
ing women in history was Mary Queen
of Scots. The Countess Of AIinto is
most distinguished and charming Scots.
woman. She was. the daughter Of Gen.
Grey, who was private secretary 10
Queen Nictoria; accordingly, Lady
Mimic had the privilege, as a child. and
rs 2 Young woman. of being constantly
with the late queen, who had a great
affection for her. Shortly after Miss
Grcv's marriage TO Lord Mimic he was
appointed military secretary to Lord
: l.ansdowns, then governor general OF
Canada; thus he and his wife early
learned something of the country over
which they were ultimately 70 preside
and il was there that the future vice.
refine became an expert skater. Like 80
imany modern women. Lady Mimic has
done many things in many lands and done
them we'll She IS an amateur artist
and delights in wood carving; she is a
fearless horsewonnn, and WAS one OF The
first in society to discover the charm
of cycling. Lady Mimic is the mother OF
five children. three Of whom had Queen
Victoria for their godmother
Copyright, 1913. by A. d. Jscobson)
Evening journal., 1913-10-13
FIRE FATAL TO RABY.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del, Oct. Mildred, the
, year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rawlns, OF near Middlcford, upset
burning lamp while her parents were
out Of the house. inhaled the flames and
was found dead by her parents.
Evening journal., 1913-10-13
BOAT CHR rNTFRTAINS.

The senator Boat Club had as its
guest yesterday Frank Locuson. a
New Jersey farmer The Senators
have frequently stopped at his farm
along the Salem Canal and have al
ways been royalty entertained
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Much sunshine is being sent into the homes Of the
poor in this city result of the activities OF the
Peoples settlement The benehcence Of this worthy
local institution is being felt particularly by the chill
dren hundreds Of whom have their lives Frightened
and swcctened by its operations.
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

In selecting the ten new policemen the Police Com
missoners should pay attention to three things In
particular. Ono is that their backboncs are all right
another, that their livers red aud not white. and
yet another. that there is evidence Of that dis
uessing disease known the yellow streak
Evening journal., 1913-10-13
BRADFORD ENNIS CRITICALLY ILL.

bradford INNS famcr Of near
Kenton Is critically in IN. Phlndel-
phia hospital lie j. suffering with can
ccr of the stomach. and TODAY there was
no hope FOR bi- recovery.
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

An automobile driver who approaches grade cross
ing a railroad should bear several things in mind
One is that is easier stop automobile than IL
is stop train Another is that il rs easier for him
to hear and train than it is for the engineer to
hear and automobile. And yet another is that
few seconds Of delay caused by stopping. looking and
listening is infinitely better than coronors jury and
worlds scant sympathy for driver who fails TO
exercise such common-sense precautions
Evening journal., 1913-10-13
BRowNsoN LIBRARY BENEFIT.

The Brownson Library Association
viii give its annual benefit at the Car
rick ON Wednesday. The committee ha.
worked hard to make this affair one o
the most successful in the history of th'
association.
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Arden coionists do not want Sinclair 10 return
This is turning the lion who put the den in Ardcn
says the New York Sun. Well. that's All right Arden
is the place that put the sin in Sinclair
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

All Wilmington consumers should rally to the sup
port Of Clerk OF the Markets Paris in his warfare
against those who viorting tho cry market ordi-
nance prohibiting anyone except farmers and truck
occupying spaces in the curb markets lie IS en-
gagged in work for the good of the community
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Tho Dover state News says edborially "ou Of
four select men whose names we're tccsrsphod the
world over at p M Yesterday two were Indsns' o
traditionsl history foreign inyssou,7 YES and
incidentally shucks.
Evening journal., 1913-10-13
To Cure a Cold in One nn,

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNiNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
IL fails TO cure y. W. GROVES sigma
mre IS on each box 25c.-adv
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Councilman limmermann's coduct the curb mar
ket question viii not tend to elevate him in public os-
teen. One would think that consideration for tho
voters who elected him and for the dignaed office he
holds would mpel him to do the deccut bins
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Colonel Robert G. Houston recognized head Of the
sucker Progressive movement in Sussex county, is
sheptcal as TO the benefits of tho consolidation and
grading Of rural schools Can it be that he is
Progressive in matters political and arrant Re-
naoonars In matters educational? II may be said in
paes ns that his views are al Variance with those Of
practically all educational experts I'm the United
s'a'es and not founded upon practical experience
u mere be any place on earth in which both conso
dation and grading Of public schools are needed IL
IN the rural section of Sussex county
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Dancing at Browuson Library every
Tuesday and Thuisday evening" at SD
o'clock Admission- gentlemen 25c. II
Iics Ia
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Alfred Raughley, Of Kent County. Salisbury as
pran for the office of Collector of Internal Revenue
or the district comprising Delaware and Maryland
may appreciate the fact that the plum season is mast
and that the persimmon is almost at hand
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

CHICAGO are hcing arrested for attampt-
ne to air with the Women policemen. Wcn al
se,f has beeu fresh town. anyway
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

It would be exceedingly dangerous for a man Of
orner President Tafs size prospects to 60 up in
'n acroplane. One of Count zeppens dirgibes would
o0k better
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

-AA The Associations Of Amer-
kelhts icaB Advertisera has ex-
WMW amiDsd and certified to
the circulation Of this pub
lieation. The sierres Of circulation
containcd in the Associntion's 70
port only are guaranteed. y.
Association Of American Advertisers
No aisi whiishsII Bldg. n. =. City
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Tho Association ci
American Advertise
ers Ia composed OF
40 the great aGver-
tisers Of this conn
try. The AssociA
ton endorses only
such papers a. sub
nit 70 its examina-
tion ut sny moment,
and positive proof
must oe submitted.
The accompanying
certificate, No. ii5i,
haa bern isaued 20
AHA n'aneA
Evening journal., 1913-10-13

Copyright. 1913. by T.. J. Edwards
All rights reserved.)
Tomorrow Mr Edwards Will tell OF
Getting stolen Glimpse of Eric
sson's Submarine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

ou canned drama IN wholesale uien.
si,ies for the worlds consumpilvn. 10
fanclfui bus no more
u probably b. true that the ,asklna
pic,ufcr Win revoiu,ionlzo the NOV.
ing plctare Industry aud snormousl,
inctease the popularity % the nickei-
odcons. but BY as much 40 the pic-
tire narrative aurpasecs IN yividncns
the stor, that b. merely written. the
actual human soiec aud humnn pres
chcs. when coupled with The highest
dramatic att. will always aarpess tiis
tanned yolce and the canned gesture
The tlnciophonc will trins thc
worlds stars within r,ucr a. rvtfl
autiiebgsa On = isrsef scale ihsn ~
present hut FAR q ym lcashns itr
demand 80 acc ami hear thtfe aiiirir
b. pet0on u viii inefeaec o.. ns III,
tute prints Increase The dnlu 90 ,n
ths originals ~ ihr wusll na,l
riects IN galniius The mpah uf tiic
hpuisn spice. lac inagnciiam og thr
human pfcaen,e aic th,nsr vhl.h enc
mo, hanicai detioc ,su ever epual per
feeii,. Tn" shadov viii always hc
oniS the shpdow and the 81 hu ont,
m echo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
CANNED DRAMA

go many 90 Thomas q Eda"n'
propheolcs Nihll unp.phali- nf
rans ~ them have rs-uscd. nave
te,n fulnn aai huH tam, 81 DO
prophet b "rd MS geo his famp ar
yn inventor Noa. oi -4lrf,. 90 BE-
because OF its zcnile aa an Inventor
that m0,i uf h.e piuph,aies htte
been verified Thr -rn TIpn ls,o
Chronicle sa1
Hut there uf Limits Gao prophecy.
even f there would a,,ni 900 pc al"
limits % that wisardrs .n Invention
with which Robson n,f Io.u -ir.e-
mntieails stuibus tho World tor c'.s'
upon naf r.ltpi1 Alir uzh hr
iss produced marvel after marvel
Win Sch rp,Iii, that the world hos
creased a. u1rsot soc protest mas hr
made Wheu D., toils up thai bic
'taieuics" ot Ausinvhour. 90 tan3ng
pictures pron"gnre 40" d'oni ~ what
is termed The lcgnlnute diaua
Yhai they mas spcll ihr rua ot Che
mere bainufrrn,ci is puaiaic Tb1t
would bo tonrummniiuu poo do,"uty
ca bo wiaheI ihai un1 dos..r vogio
D. wcleomoI which NVJd a,lp tp
hnfy The R4an nHu ,oaa pa5iUn Geo
iatlers. Nfnla ihe car ana onude th"
eve. nv fduag5 inU'i ns pitusr1
.Ha
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

a" arr pi.asod tu note "a, arrival
."f consignment of pllius toe She
prote,le' work .lpns ~, west nua
ri the Rio Graudr rhr e o. m"h
encouraging fisu % Boo q" Fe uop"i
that thr Vurk COZ sstIns tb. Hlrri,H
'pidg, vill progrruN uapidb from
now un NI,h mul, warm weather.
lib' thW 90 thp pact week - Ub,l
lo send o. ,olumc ur water down ,lpr
$50" tirsnd, vhvh vail Boz. .omov tat
hWd Co handl, VS. ,suuul hasten
top much iu h, woga OF s,itIu-
ready Tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
hOiiii,l~ NNn
RAILROADS.
.


~ H uot rr.rsu- 'hat ,u .n".'
.rDti"ur 60 uI' cuuuu who're ih'
roJdl a.. s"1d and conditions n.'i-
able the railroads have suffered h
their PASSENGER truce, ifrm th, com
petition ut automobile
p,,,i,, ,b. summer of 1871. IA, %.
s.nvrr main. uln.r.r ur th, luiuu
,...u. ruIr..g .pt.h sru..,H GO.
iu.s,.n pi,iu.. prruraIN a i..,I
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N..r,.lt. r. thr uu.k mountain. ,
region ,phi.u u uua .p.I. ur dr
lvttth.r boz st,,.uI. adapted o.. uu'p.
mobilize. mad, us,aiiplbuus ui tu'
eject ur rh,s, ,,h,,lu, IA thr goo
.u.,i HptIuDs ~ iH, railroad
Mn. .i,.,.,ir,t,,,. ut,a, p, o., ,u.
.,,st 1870 n, tu, -n.np pt,.u. show
'u,.t t,,. ,r,.t ...f ,b.. .lii.,uio,.j,. i,pua
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,Jt. t..,..,..,y A. y... ..,.r.u th.t
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t.,....I.it,. b., N,.r,.ts O.. .up 100
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v......v. .ao .p ..n ..ud 5000
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TAME ,p >...rt.t, con-, fuI. ..,I. u.u,
Id. ktU..,. .,,r, .,..f. font. f4.s
IAN ,.,iurs,Iu. .n,. un. uiI. ,.rrt niu..
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au,.I.I Nur,o,.r. iu, .u.i. OF tnr
.utntun,t,. .4 I.u p..tI,IuHrIt .u the
earning eff branch limos. uh,r, u,
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
IDiTCIsiNI., ~ BrIti.
. ....s........s

% i,0is ar if the mddlr'uau vds
r.iur q" bo Iott go thc p".t--N.v
York Press
tIara guti say. ths rau SONG boo
rraud pprw. ts eh" Boz roo tdI thHt sur
would mrAs thp iouu' iuuh fIdiHulou-
49, 81 anything could luaa, o. tenor zoos
rdi .alous' philadelphia t.cds,..
"a r,oa della, ni M.Ipu &c..
hind time. ~ usuai Nr.t 'otb
World
Aot ,,rF attractive nguu. pr'-
lmps bgt castro kept at iho satcs
'"e represent minHpl. .Now f"rN
World
ura ipg ei riliug rhiuF" iH"" b.
r'ih.us axe iar ntearHsrs ni % pior.
,dent ehoac term 3. aIUut Go rAyitr.
kangls C.tg Times
After AM has tiied rNcn other
way a. get a proposal aud failed. sh,
takca a. standing AZ the side door
with her sleeves rolled az aud an
apron on.-Atohison Globe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
a rRrrrY rA,n sr,ur.

rho end ~ ihe nfs aeeg Of az
aecund sosaisn of o. mn Ncv Mc.
80 Legislature hs.r arrived white q
week or fne halter laft Of Il is -.
Quircd 80 etf tht maehlncr, % I,sis.
Iation undsr Way nevertheless ~,
wrvk has h,en suia-.,nl 30 dpmon.
atseie pretty plainly that ihr stat,
senators rna Representative mlenc
70 ao su~iness a gypi slsed ssiss q
hllh has been insrodaccd commit.
tees afs hsssI ~ vors "a importan.
nsAiteFs % iesislsti"u ana there
evident unanInais 81 pusposo Uhlci
promises vel tos ihe suee.ts - ths
session
The HorDsiisaA majority in thif
legislature has 40 opportunity wni"h
is eniahic, just little steady
icvei headed consideration 30 thc
chief problops % lhe state and an
earnest effort a. pass iavs which niii
remedy many existing defects and
conditions via have results Nhirh via
enlist the profound gratitude 81 the
people u is 10 fact golden oppor-
tnhuy fo nnk, record and to- hune-
~ ,ho people - rir nre state wh.n
q comes dcrn 70 trass tacka. ihc
vast wniorlis az the plain business
men aud fai'ners ana citizens sencr-
Aii9 arc might, nltie Interested IN
pcliticai sauabhics Thcy want new
laws. they ssnt dcipei,c and vicious
laws out ~ the WY theS want con
strnct.re iegislstlnn "a thc rulior
renpo 81 the word iegislsiin which
viii promote co.. irrigation 1T lunds
~. Drainage - rwsinps the dovcioi'.
meni ~ muea. ,he erowth 81 cities.
the nEhicnlns ~ tax burdens and
correction ~ tax lnrdaaiitiCa. fawf
which win make uuncss better. at
ftBct iDycriors better the moral tuue
~ commodities aid ia the enforce
mcm 81 order. Improve living condi.
'ilns and in ftft make Sew McNi %
q greater AND more progperous state
and a better place Ca ivo in.
New Mexico 81 st'li m the anvm-
aious condhi,n Of % n.e born stats
vith code pf territorial laws. thu
oulgroeth og outworn conditions. not
yet equipped with The ma hn,ry sho
needs 20 grow rapidly Into iendins
western comm, eslth owing To-
She senatorial uuplcsasutncfa aud The
ciashing ambitions ~ n"n and Ia,
iions the hrtl sr.rion ~ "a, mat State
lavmaking ao,l5 hardly Hot down to
business az an D, tuss-d e uumoc'
~ good mvs tui % onis fairl. BEGAN
the wnrh ihai remains to dr
The scrrni negsiou har gwen e,erl
sian of meaning bnlue.e Tive Hist
weekH record h. snod ons anI the|
ueppie uili u,pt sppcirly uu1 that
the lsRlsIaitH. Wln kesp up o. uck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
rnE rloop PROBLEM.

some id,a ~ the sIzc of toe goou
plelirm NTH vhirn The pcoplc oi th.
NiasAsirpi aud uhio ,all,ss nay" q,
.snt,nd aiay be- gained from thg roi
tcviua ROM 'he Loulsv.li. courier
',o.nsr
~" .nnr- season al Hood dauagr
% 81, aaud Thc Onto river 81 e., Hood
sla.o hd handrods % smaller streams
ar ,icakus oscr thelr toundurics
and con'rhuliug their nhate 20 iho
scncIai destruction aud inconvcn
icnee
Prom an along the ohio com, &C.
ports ~ los,cs an0 SUFFERING Thou.
s0nds "a people tcmporsfiiy are
homeiess and much valuable property
is heinz swallowed 90 Ia ibc Hood
houses. crops. livestock AMI personal
pu'sicrsiuns ~ c,crl description. Thr
s'oFs is the ssm. with ever, rocuf.
tIng inundaliou
Later en-. prohh5ly therv VIII be e.
Mississipi rittr Hood and ihc d.
aructiun viii oc repeated 90 an even
larger scale Tac floods come vitn
such Frequency taat thc people hsng
in the great central ,ailcys ssarccly
recover from IN. effects of ON. 1c-
fore another is UPON them Iap
spring lhv MisEissippi river GiG In
caiculahle damage Almcst every year
the iosles ticng the Ohip amount a.
milionr OF dollair IN ga, ,.i, ~
riurbureh Dion. three Hoods ia uar
year ,auscI damasc assrcsudus
50. s0u.ouo.
The people ug The United Siat,r vii
have to give serious attention to The
flood problem The remu,ai of ,ps,
areas 81 Timber along tn TrcIuF pie
and li,iio. has augmented tbcl" poN"
for harm Tho plan of harncauns
the rivers n, mcuuH at i.sces is si..
staEliuily e failure az hga been show u
along th" Mississippi vale, rhc .'
'rfoir HS dcni of Hood control b. .,puHt
the u"d promising propusitiuu iu
that line NOW before the ru1lir. TOTE
sress ought to investigate thi- plan
thoroughly Or - should bear The
test 81 prac'lanplhty b. would u'
worth untold miIi"nE a. 90, tnit,d
states and he could 20. ,aut,d uut
without drt,imont Co uth., p,udipe
schemes ol waterway Improvement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18


ln 'onEtess nae intiedm ga '~'F
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18

ENoi.ANi' b., J,,,dcI not 90 haze
Ehs wrmru tess YEN Imagine ia
fsto ~ ifif th1t decided again o
,hcni 81 "nu 80 tl'oHr vnu""
mnsirr
NM rrEflUruNui;h u, rat.i
imagine Nrodsnt Wisuh dtu' ut 900.
go tii"tc duubi, .hatE HctiuH turt.
ht ukcr. mRh"r
.
ul. Yut guuaEVELT hoH ,u.
SEE nFd 5000 HNat hr never Geo h,ttt
Thought shout 20 uc utt t,t ui abe
sew pr, hd,nt oi ifauor vsr q" rhai.
nr' W U'rH o. mur,l 'Hmh.i
lime g. Chaimrr
IhgtCH tnu, inns 900 hty WHiH'i
W. iy q With regret
HAT maxi. uHui to go 90 600 i'.
'l".t hii ih' ,oiu o' 81
WELL. A.' FATUEG WErEg
tay NU,ti'i int1 uui 90, 'iu t;rl IlU
thc ruUri F5..ul.tr rhr tuA
hmnlvt khuv. hf hr. tru' up It..a
"m'trirg itt fa,, don't t,H'a t
iluh.'a'd
.
Little upNu>ih .ud ID.
at'u' r.ll hr 500. p.lIt. Geo u 'Wtu..
hp gci. 90 sl..rou HUu +, fat" v 900
abe rudrrs trurire Nhu -b' Ia Sous
=" tHke ,.r, of tt' .h',tiru a# .''Hf
boz
a 'N3Et1'L rILu-tI col $500.
prot -vdinlF ct d, uoat. ,uui,r.t o.
n London -hnvt thu tho TurI
dslvgatiun wants O." h1it nud u.Ul
ih" ratkru d"iDg.i, ns., fn uo Co.,
Turkey uot.
TlG WI 70 NNu WDHiIN r,f
-yu, t. $40 tizbt Between Nrv l."
guumtu and Chicago uutut ,ar Boo
dits uHt -c,m ut.h .aI't m
iltt'' uld Alton u.ruu. "h,t'
usNr 'hgit. NHul IuI Fut.u lH..u
Within ,1ll
niuctcm Et,cd
"tV"rI singvi- tro tnmpuuJu u't q.
Ihtt at, uitttI'ut IHvN tIt E.l
even eat Jh" ir"d "I "r'iIfT 300
tal
20 t".s, r"t what ao tn.. .,'
'uWtN seed
NNpTlUsG sIIu'k ,um' loo sh.
report "f au uu,br.al Boo \u-'lg Int
tugu'-r West Nfri,N Tls'. i."
p.trc after ht.n tHr, named 90, go.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-18
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19

and silk socks have found their way
along the trail that the farmers au-
tomobile has blazed. There is proof
Of it," declared Mr. Smith, "in the
orders that we place in the towns OF
a few thousand population, county
sites where the farmer buys his goods.
The idea of wearing knee underwear
in winter which now obtains in the
cities, Is also gaining ground. Silk
Isle has practically lost out to silk.
Ninety to ninety five per cent of men
who have so cents for a pair of socks
now buy silk. Six years ago the A.
NJ. Robinson Company carried no silk
socks, but is now manufacturing large
quantities"
Mr.. Crawford declared that the
growth in the sale of pongee (sof-)
shirts, with cuffs attached and col
lars attached and unattached, was re-
markable, and predicted that they
would soon be rated first in the shirt
field He pointed out in this con-
nection that the stripe is the thing
in the Numbered shirt, and that the
check and dot varieties are not be-
ing worn much more.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-19
Athletic Underwear and Silk Sox
Worm by Prosperous Farmers

TROM cotton sock to silk sock,
from Pepperell drill underwear
to the athletic garment (Which
stops at the knees), is a long step.
but this step has been taken by pros
porous farmers in Georgia and by
countless numbers of young men in
the smaller towns. Ask G. a. Smith.
NJ. l., Crawford and c. p. Irby, sales
men of the A. NJ. Robinson Company,
and they will tell you as much. The
long to the heel underwear has had
its day and is now ftund only among
old men who are constitutionally op-
posed to change. Likewise. the more
refined taste of the country districts
calls for silk socks which retail at so
cents a pair, and the once widely
used cotton sock is all but a relic
Of bygone days. and the popularity OF
Isle hose at the same price is begin
ming to pale.
The farmer Is not so much behind
his city brother after all Tween
tieth century ideas Of hygiene have
extended into the country to help the
sale of cool, loose fitting underwear.