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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-06
THIRTEENTH DEATH
W. {. Sargent, so Years Old. Widower
with Adult Children

with Adult Children
Bristol. Nov THE 18Th death
caused by the drinking of poisonous
liquor said to have been procured a,
the Blsbec drgs store here occurred
at Huntington Center yesterday whea
w. =. Sargent succumbed at The home
OF his cousin. Y. r. Sargent lie was
about 80 years OF age and is suryiv-
ed by two daughters. Mrs Ethel Bag
ley OF Hudson. y. Y. and Mrs. Edith
Tromblev of Bristol: and one son.
Harley Sargent OF Huntington Center.
The funeral and intcrment will be al
Lincoln on Friday.
There are several other cases. an
OF whom are in a critical condition.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-06
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-CALLING TODAY
So. Crepe Silk Waists $3.50
Crepe Silk Waists in white niger brown two shades of
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$50 Sweaters-269
Saturday only offer Ladies and Mems 8 90 and so
pure worsed Sweaters all colors; at 269
400 Six Pefticoafs-L79
Saturday only offer a special price black and COL
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rs Pair Burson Hose 3 pair Tor soc
Ladies heavy weight and medium. weight cotton Hose
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Ladies NeckDear at Csc soc
olof i44 pieces that in SOC grades there hardly
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in silk tissue and Laces; collar ard cuff sets
in white and black, in military collar in chiffon and
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nearly all The above in 25c grades.
3.9S Waists at 29S
Special Offering Saturday OILY of 398 Silk Waists at
2.o8-sl sizes
w 8 Brdssiers at soc
Four models Of brassers on sale Saturday at so:
each Models Of special interest and should appeal
every improvement in design and style at the
price.
Special Prices Bed Blankets
$3.50 Aug BllnketS $50
$50 Australian Woo Blankets eco
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80 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

VINO gives himself In churge to cap,
tain Maitland OF the ucileropAon. The
doub!e who settles down with Esr.
ranG: Monthoion. Las Cases. 10 IN.
sppslln: drearimes. Of 81, Helena.
h,t Ana INapoieon? What becomes .:
Lorid,ed III style and appearance. with
draws secretly TO Florence, In Einr.
ShcS lie purchases tile shop a,d 1i,tis,
BUSINESS OF an optician. and for,bvi,S
enters on lhe most eNtr.ordi,'',..
Phase OF the most extraord;3.,ry
career In Europe ~ 'i''
,o ne sa rms ne esteem Of the neigh =.
80 ne ulSsuise Of the Man Of
pestlny must have lacked sonatbinC
Tor they perceived In him ;, ~. -, ? :
likeness TO Napoleon. and i,,mi Iii" ., y! =
bestowed on him that name vhirt -
sha Ken empires. Then, on. dr. 90, -" u y,
sudden, Signor "Napoleone.".o DttsI,,,,
disappeared The little shop w,s
closed ana suffered; tho little ma,
80 cn!lous'! resembling the victor o.
:Austerlitz. the Victim or W'1tcriI,o
longer stood behind his ,ntI,,n, 40
Soss!ped in his doorway. t'lor.nra I Sn
prlei, oeheid him no more
To the new King of France ro,
ever. SiGnor "Napoieone." hernr. ~,
pdrture. had addressed 4 I.it,.r ,i,.
contents OF which Uttered somahn,v
from The throne; and TO buy H..
silence OF those persons who had be-
come aware or this m!ssive Louis
NVllI. distributed a large SUM o!
money.
Almost in the same hour "a small
ana rather corpulcnt individual. fifty
ears OF HsG or tnereaoouts. is nr.I
81 anc .i!!ed by Il colder u, tne E.m.
pcror OF Austria while attcmttjn.+ =,
scare 4 war OF the park OF semen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

uS=es'ior5 the rew conner had Let
'i!i felt her own mouth twitchins IN
sympathy Almost unconsc!ously she
round herself drawing nearer the rstl-
!"eS. nearer TO the pink. smiling face.
ny. had a better time IN Hoila-
"sy 'hau you padding round and
!ooh6 here the amazing young per-
son wen; on
MISS Maria stared at her as ons
hspnoiizcd Dy a snake
Aolcway' surely this young beau
i!lui girl could not be Il criminal!
Iio!!oway!" the girl nodded a flaxea
head. Yes, / only came OUT las;
week. she stretched an arm across
the railing and laid A hrn. hand upon
MISS Maria's shoulfor, IT'S shame To
tease you" she continued conpa ssion.
ate!y. I'm not a nlurderess-Im
sutfraScttc."
N'sa Maria thought bis nkly o. all
she had read concerning the blood.
ctFd!InS doinGs OF that lawless tribe
broke pol!ceman's nose" the
fresh young voice proclaimed trium-
phantly. ana one window. They col
Jared me before could smash any
more. She was frankly regre,ful
n NEW IDEA To HE FORE.
Why don't YOU join u.s.
Join the sutfrage,tes!" Miss Maria
shut both her eyes in horror.
why hot?" The siri's voice was
little bitter. d little contemptuous. a
little amused.
ITS LIVING. It's life. You ara
stasna inns. You've got into ruiz
But can save you If you'll let me-"
she Withdrew her hands to tumble
in lie pocket OF ler coat
i've rush now Fan
my card. Thatn find me any lime.
If you make up your mind To toin
Us; IN see you through. So long"
Miss Maria sat down on an ada
cent semen. and gave herself up TO
reflection.
~ Suftra:ette?"
It's me-" thrilled the thrush.
And work, and play" clatteced a
lawn mower, rolling across the grass.
ITS your chance" said Miss Maria's
soul
You are going to what? SNEAK
plainly. Maria, II you can. and tun't
humble YOUR words" commanded her
cushions. Also please sremember
Dr. Lamberts strict Instructions
about my keeping perfectly quiet
after my repast."
Il am going TO be suffra gette.
enunciated Miss Maria loudly and
plainly. Then meekly bowed her
head. and waited for tho storm TO
burst.
But when after long silence shs
sumnIpned up enough courage 10 look
at her dreadful relative, ii was TO see
4 rugged head rolling loosely on a
withered neck. to see an impotent
glare of hatred in glazing eyes. 10
see "a death-hke pal!or chase the red
from pendulous cheeks.
Miss Maria had Inadvertently killed
Ter aunt.
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Did the Great Napoleon ! lave a Doubled

T. VERY student Of Napoleon Is
T ready to declare on oath that the
Emperor died on May .. 1871. In
his narrow chamber at Long " God. ST
Ee!enl. A storm was rolling over the
island PRISON. and on its wings. NUT
ierlng "France-Army-H OF the
Army-Jose phine!" the most dazzl!n,
genius o! the modern world pa ssed out
OF life. TO this history posterity has
adhered
Is this the truth: IN amazing story
just published Tor the first time in
English asserts that Napoleon died.
not at ST Helena. but in Austria. He
died, rot IN his bed, with the fa,tb,u,
remnant OF his followers beside him
but shot BY an Austrian sentry. He
died. not az Napoleon, but as AN OBJ
scure refugee from Italy.
Napoleon had ii double. This don.
bic, his very Image. had more tbsn
once been employed by the Irn,rnno'
to pose FOR him in one situatinn y,
another, sometimes to test thc ,r,,,t
of some new story OF plot aSainst m.
great mans lite-plots more MN,
ouJ taAn history in the main is s,'e
o. o tnr imperial police the douIi.
va va N , ooth by sight and nv
name thouSh they We're nor i'm
CT course. In the secret OF his wIaSs
and goinSs. oninss
After Waterloo. when the ,,r,
me Old Guard have rolled the ,iir'oI
OF the last march OF the last 80, ai' sc
.Napoleon--the fallen Emperor th.'oI
nha!ly al MS lips. must sail. an ovifp
10 Inc rock n the Atlantic Rnt
docs not san II Is the devoted douhie
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A Complete Short Story
he Maxim of a
= Sufffragette =

Va: the time OF lilsc5 Every.
where IA msuve scented banners
waved among the green The trees
ana ousaes IN quiet Kens.nstor
square haunted their fragrant wares
csteAtatiousiy frivoloUsly. They
waved untidy mauve arms to The
oFeeze. they caught the Spring sun
SHINE wantoHly within their srasp;
they made Of the fragrance OF ,hc.i
breasts an unchs peronod home tor
the thrush. The Spring was their
lover. and the ii!acs d!dm; care wnc
knew II.
Even MISS Marta F'itzsimmons.
walking decorously round and round
the wide gravel path that circlcd tho
square. her aunts tat pugdcs wad-
dlins !Aborious!y 1t her heels telt a
quick stirring o! her blood. /, was
as II the message OF the llacs had
reached her \ taIMt color came to
her faded cheeks. faint sparkle to
her faded eyes. Even her FADED HIPS
relaxed Almost eagerly she drank
in the 80 eetnesS and the perfume al!
around her Almost apolos c;ically
she glanced down At her shabby black
frock and then up at the ,lamboyaut
.nAuyc OF the lilacS.
She fel, herself a blot upon the
sauaTe. She looked back At thc wad-
ding pug with eyes .llled with sud
hidden b. the blossoinmg trees. the
windows Of u biz gray house stared
coldIy. Behind their neat white
blinds lived her jailer.
Miss Maria's jailer WAS her aunt.
For LONGER years than she cared TO
count. Miss Maria had lived there.
penniless dependent upon her auht.
In exchange for food. rainent ana
bed. She had surrendered her treeoo'n,
Twice a day. wet ~ fine. Winter "
Summer. she took the pus ior 49,
etitutional in the square; twice uay,
wet or finc, Winter or Summer, she
accompanied her aunt on a hiouihttu.,
drive In q stuhy brouShan OF WHEN
the windows were closed. Sne wa
never allowed out by hcrSotf She hdu
no friends. When should sne me- me-
my: Her aunt was an Invalid INC
vicar of the parish. the doctor 'he
lawyer. were the only callers.
TO EEBEI..
The Spring WAS tempting her re-
bellion. She WAS conscious OF an in
dehna BILE longing, II sudden anger at
her wasted life.
"IIullo!" said a voice. such u bright.
young voice.
Miss Maria found herself staring
across the ratings OF the square into
the face of young girl dressed
charminsly In coat and skirt tho
color OF growing grass. y bunch OF
violets was thrust loosely into tia
bosom OF her white shirt. Her eyes
we're blue. her hair fair. she was the
very incarnation of Spring.
i've often watched YOU" said the
bright young voice.
why don't you poison lat hatefu,
east?"--she designated the pug con-
enptously. or the hae~iui old sorydn
mo makes you take 1t out"
Miss Maria in spite OF the terrible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Bargains in
Titles

q my swlndlcs =, ttra,
wi possible by the fact tia, " tar
e!sn Countries, aItho,,nl . tor.
10 not openly advertise th.i= my
80 sSn 10 do business with those wbo
mspife 10 aifiN handle INC no
nd'hta. carry ON. IN II alli,t ,nannsr
:"n 'uerab!e trade ia titles.
some Time ago 4 great sens.Ii,
tapsed IN the Hulvarluu IN, 90 vas
-, ous Indictment OF Frl1z KS
S.,i' inc son OF the famous Igtr,n,
49, exposed the fact that the CO.
u.'i"ieni had raised SI.i5O, 600 for ~
,;t,''ichi campaign fGud by seiIin1
, ,''iu" and orders. several w.;,ithS
G d.en having been made barons yyitL
r,-ti,',' totS bestowed upon Them in
tuI,l Tor cash pay ments OF sim oao
,i''i! VII! make yoq prince an, a
e. 10 ior S3'opO' and m,.iquess for
9-,ooo. wh!ie the Tile OF cotini vii
Sl.25O. '"d' OF baron
The King Of Greece does = r,,be-
Pro- o;sperouS trade ia the order Of Inc
f.dccmer.N which! can DE had ~ so
w All" Servta beatows the order ~;
Iakovd for like sum. %
ne Widespread traffic done in ttI
NAY DC Ialnci,d nn.A The fact 49,.
German 'irni, trading In sweden. ssn3s
"ut circuiar marked Private 80
C"HUdehtl.L oHcrins to secure -,
orusrs 3nd DECORATIONS required TX.
NSt includes l'aPai AouorS.--$i ";o ~, nc
a count or baron fog the SAM.
W as hon"rs o! Persia. TurLsv
SPAN, PORTUGAL. Roumanis ana .sS'
tria, the cost OF Which varies ' no
.IEhts Reserved
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co,.t rom that TIME till morning he
lee, ucteo q monologue on the SUB
man, .. noises, There were a good
Iession. Just as you got one cata
IS ed and decided what i, was. and
n,,i,a sinking 10 sleep, another Noise
Your in ter. Mould Join in and arouss
NJ ana hGure il out. Mas soms
e wt"t tired by morning nyssif You
/ had To- a Ion TO standing the noises
nc SUBJECT. When we diJ Ell 49,.
nbo,iI seven o'clock. the room, tsIa'
"oniw ' bI ~ w, wa az. time to get up.
manslauShter when Se.t iu avert
ron ds a daisy. Gazing az
Won 80 eountenance lie Said: VS.
was a ,oT rs ~ you hadn'. slept. T.
man man has concrete consii,m, Thai
throu@, u ,iea hundred or so WILL.
and roi,i t'n' panorama OF velvet h niiss
hills and wonGa NELSON'S and lakes and
snt came again we achsd and when
,r'eu TO soothe husband. az over.
town " W.. we were headed bac ihnlnded
did new "I W., he had spotted sn TO a
Never shall l forget me trees.
to Or ,o oaeH n.n countenanca ha pa!e ana
ner bn,.nI op In progress aWHa "a tound
spector. Won VA" pass the buildi, ou
built th.i know. unless ~ In
penctrates we noise from ~ IS SO
OF the eji,oo the remotest oard
this no q, "ce' From that st, granny
J was was complete a splnt
While ci tired that | te,, success.
vas still mutterine- asleep
bass dru,r tb.,e oand. 1t Va.
maddost seemed TO maks 40 40
r,b ,'Ius dca a. mIdnlgh, so,ns,,,n '''
Yes. shnnS5,HIt, EAsping for sitting
as though friend HUSBAND am.
YOUR ne9re was my faui, Just
il: No IL ahd quiet! Can vol, rhis ia
tant snffr,aaaano not an attack hU v beat
cunning iiiIi 'es or a riot mil
the bas. ~ hallway tr4.ck Just Just
they've been I'M. ms Internal biiI Fosnd
ana trans rS SAVING up ali I'M. and
EN- to.,,i.sn, year Just To x sara
II KEN ~ and drive me cra3y Sm%!tch
sure tbo. iof two hoursi AND
,witchnI yrs We're most thoro am
ieaIer ,b, ma they kept thar Ighiy
'i,,,o w van doornail in ~ 'rscs
rs, ' s,r.a we m na even seen r. gay
: nnea ms i!ie by idmittin. Bsrs
bins. ,Snu, 10 nm re did lear so mat
n,,,<e | n", ,n'dmtSht, but he conIdne'.
NJ e our Just what it was. ou'ans
,cIi 20" ihdt We We're sI,,
Ct patA 70 the noise ana racita, 70
~ N''! II seemed So reSt.o t
oinehow, 1t was gorgeous trtn 'su.
was snort on peace and quietm oos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Hats the Wide
World Over

Russia the maiden who is free
may dress her lock stas She wishes
Sui not so the wife-sl.e mus,
moe heT hair So. as rccomuenss
Tor this. sacrifice. she dons hal
which may well be called weird. In
shapo II Is not unlike a bishops .initre.
ana II Is adorned as the fancy or the
purse OF the wearer dictates. Gold
Yer and even precious stones have
been used in decorating this. kuko-
sch'nk. as II is called.
IN, certain parts OF Spain a hat
similar TO the RUSSIAN style is worn.
dancers among the Toledo poasantry.
although II must be Very hpt and un.
comfortable for this purpose
The Dutch maiden or Amsterdam
pins hcr faitli-and her hcad--to a
hat which resembles IN shape an IN
verted flower pot. IL may not be the
style most suited to her round. placid
face. but she Would not change it for
the latest thing" in millinery.
Farther north. in Norway. maiden
Oh her brital day dons traditional
erection which can best be lilseped
to an ecce .;tric castle or a gigantic
CheSsboard.
Ia Alsice Lorraine the women
wear a huge. winged headdress. The
wonderful thing s'bout the AIsacian
hat is-hoW Is II supported? Are
there concealed wires? And how
does Il stop on"~in a h;-S. wind3
Copyright. 1914.
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brurp.
Il was at schoenbrunn. readers vii,
remember. ;hat Nanoleon's son and
E.,oPe' the gentle youns Duke OF
N'icAst4At. .ln= uis heu-nes!-uteI ~
has nothel. Marie LoGlse",,n the mos,
"fetched OF s!lded cAptivtues Ma
pe4ton, always piuNs ior sight and
sound ui the hoy had stolen to
SCno"nbrunn TO see him.
Not unnaturally. the affair OF ths
sc"lN's bullet made some stir a, ,hs
r'thCh Embassy. MOI unnaturaNv
~" Embassy decided 10 say uotbtn'.
Waaatevcr on tho subject
lHc civil registers OF tho ,iI,,~
ho'!hihe where the Emperol's do,h,nl
"ds Dorm carry the iuNowins l%.s,,1t
bsea az ~ Helena and tie q
prftlselE th3t Of the Heath a.;
lvieon- Lei II be added thai an -
i'i - Oi NC agistocrutic WORTH
fScc!'eu III "Uu!cnce at st. Helen, 49,.
the dcthronsG monarch ~ r,"y
ito wh"m, IL his Imperial opo
hAd hocn presented at the l,,;I =, S"s
protested formally that she - ~ IL &c > }.
iSt9s ni@I mn! ~ the prisoner ~ 10
9, tins most mysterious narrst,r.
encc. aud the Emperor No. or Flor
tnrice attached double. who 'ddPoieon's
tentcdly Tor his master on tbe r con
tho Atlantic. Is surely ,n 'oSN IN
enough for the most iina.Ina,;,,nian t'c
tina ever Yet has sought TO ,, pen
4 IL iab-e into fact But tI,er..
least one question: To which. we fancv
answer: Who. then. wroI. ~ .'ns a.!
MORALS of st. iielena''-N,,nG,
testimony To mankind" MI IN,
work of his double? 40
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Far From the Maddin0
- Croqud s%
STORY OF THE JOYS OF AN AUTO TOUR.

~ Young woman who was speak
! ING Sinserly applied the tip OF
one niger Ia her sunburned
Use s9d SAID "Ouch," meditat!vely
beft insisted" she began. that
what Guy and l needed was Il change
""o complete rest and quiet and that
ne wished we'd Join him on n little
automobile run through Vermont lie
remarked that it WAS beautiful
country, bat mostly he convcraed
ABOUT the peace and quiet, and / be-
horribly tired OF the noise In the
street III front of us and the ALLEY
pack OF us IL seemed to me that l.,
l could Set away 4 few minutes from
the stone crushing machine out in
front anu the perpetual scrap be.
tween the scissors Griuder ana the
raGman out in back | might bro,e ~,
and last I'LL FAN.
We started in the GOODNESS of late
afternoon and were so nn,ra 80
with the beauties OF the NORTH $50
ard the moon that came Nm f',,I
'hht We rode right along.
., IL was midnight before we kne,v
~. ana We were rather tired after INV
We hnally stabbed the machins seiore
sol rooms al lovely hotel ama
relief win sigh OF
~ ~ anything on earth tb..
MIL 1noVt ones heart after ninn''.
ii'iies OF humping over corntr,, ninety
~, me well conducted MATTE o1 nEs
IKE TO meet it, Ia
mink IL was about g o.o,,.
unat the explosion Occurred
.en'uIF waking with a ronfnsad &c,
,"at me volcano had blo,vn 49,. iuea a
US among those prescrt ~, or"
explosion ! identifiou ,he ne
WIS cannon crackcrs-diL
,i WIS the Fourth of Julv" say
I;rht 'e opsSIctc, prehistorir r.,
nshtened New York. ~, ~ ~ en-
accompanied by l~ht LINERS
9eI ics and hzzy things TthaaT,
eouhued Ike electric sp.,Lss that
saw friend husband Sir itnri nen
.edr MS hdlr. He WAS - @ ana
man, though fat. and ha nervous
go q. ncu the art of patien; s,,,, lever
g.. 100 heaVinSs!' heard fra,r III
=" 'u,'''eS between the bomb, n'In
wat did the town n n.'len.
Boom! E'Why didn't w mean?
clerk run OUT and ston = ,,n motel
,zlie -bin--'Dd they hsv, ma olzsle-
LOT ,heir guests. for HIM psnrd
coon! San sie--dangle. crash I'm
lhey realize they we're ,a,.rr L'id
scattering his constitution~ Eht!!
Sang! Smash Hadn't he AcA!e!
80 $50 a,a qulet !-Dig. dong. din
'ohS! AZ the bell ringing he bnr,I,;;
pillow at window and then
street car and an auto siren ioinnu a.
he noise. After that came the ~
iorn and another bell.
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Quite True. Eth?

Of ."ioa IA Pegtop was enjoying ona
me red letter days Of his life Th.-
,sI 'nc m"uh;n' tur wn.ca ho ia,
'"Hored for Years
o'and new cbauneur.
..re, chocolate and cream. scarlet ANA
800 go, emerald green: We have every
sn"ue ana variety OF :lot!.." suggest
ed The live merchant.
afchipaid was drawn ,his VIZ and
- IN making hna! selection.
~ entuiliy he decided. so tina: none
could snub him for poiiticaI t,.n,inns
cies. on uniform Q! orange ana
royal blue.
Il prefer this" said Archie nom.
pously' but it's rather exprnsive.''
lf you prefer IL. ave 4, sir de-
cisively answered the s.;Icsmnr,
After all. it's your pos3 WHO PAYS.
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Surely.

D'd YOU ever notice" said Nr. ~
rech That ABOUT half OF the pintm.s.
5rt az n,noH,tt,GiSrssphers windows ara o.
alNd%s rush OF 10 Il photogranh.r..sas S
fancy ths husband Is respen.i,,.
Tor ~ said Mr. Peek. Ne resItsis
t .nal ~ Is bout his last chance to .Yss
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chiffon IL drsped an ovefskist Of rose malipe
The drapery iE very much punched at The back
Across the front Is drawn tight apron tunic
OF rose net. deliberately spaneled With silver
seouine. The bodice is almost entirely Of the
rose net The ruffled arm holes are distinc-
lively new.
Furs are being worn even on The mild DAYS.
snd seldom are they out of place. and The
mid Summer evening show the loveliest Of fur
collars ard cuffs. The wrap which am send
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

~ J HEN tho Lannon's man milliner.
VA Monsieur Lewis. ccmes over
from Paris 10 shov his latest
creahcna TO AZ eagerly awaiting and an
rreciative London he always manages 10
provids one special "sensation" model.
10 addition TO p whole host NJ completely
ioVey hats And always, too, he keeps
tbs secret of its style till the very las,
moment go that every one roen TO tbis
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Competition.

An enterpriSi:S young tiovist. In
order to increase his trade, displayed
this sign In his window:
I'VE give a packet Of flower seeds
with every plant"
MS competitor across the stree.
p,.Gn,pt,S sous 10 meet the compe-
tition ny placing IN his window tbo
following announcement: '"o
nlant." ""u every
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Making Room.

Come on. Bill" whispered the old
hurs!ar In disgust. IT'S no use vast.
ins time here"
"pen't you think those lovers wu,
get OF the steps soon?" querled the
new burglar
NO l,just heard hln, say that WA,
the last KISS. They'll be an hour yet."
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lovely model. clad IN q sh,mmerine sleeve.
less gown Of black and gold tissue. She
WAS En- posed In long. low chair tina, her
clear.cnt profile and hair Of pale gold sur
mounted by the shining ha, had the black
Feive' curtaln drspery for g background
The shimmering folds Of her sheath.like
gown we're also outlined sharply against
great soft black ruE, and Just one
fullhlown red rose was laid at her feet =
beauty's tribute to beauty =
e 10 The hat, its crown vas composed
OF series OF closely clustered. 6atly.lsia
rose petals Of gold tissue, while tho
rather broad. slightly curved brim was Of
golden lace lined with Eold.meshed lace
AigTettes mere again the chosen and
costly afornment. but theEe we're of black
and only their tips had caught the shower
of gold
But must give you few details Of 4
lovely mid. Summer gown have Just ere.
sted; II is one Of the 1ueintest of YOUNG
sirf costumes, and know that it will he
liked in the United States. This ] have
called my Silver and Rose Gown.
over softly cltDgiDg robe Of white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02

Ing thiu week hae the new wide sleeve and
The crossed waist line, which will DISTINGUISH
the Autumn wrape
" ie indeed q pleasure to create 90 delight
tul costume as this Pompadour gown The
iaoric Is SO luetrous that using il is a perfect
JOY Combined with this sea.greep silk IA =
me hand made lace. which "a az misty and
cobvehhy IA veritable Scotch mist The
bodice with its over-berths is matronlv ratheT
than girlsh. In It's effect "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Very Realistic

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over" was
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