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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-06

Winnipeg, who have been the guests
Mrs. McDonald's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank McManus 1918 Dewey
|avenue left yesterday for their home.
Mrs Mcdonald was here. for about
three weeks and Mr.. Mcdonald join
ed her here few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grove, Of
Minneapolis, are the guests of Mrs.
Groves mother, Mrs. W.-H-Roberts.
They will remain until tomorrow
night, leaving for Minneapolis, from
where they will go to Los Angeles
early next week. mr.. Grove is inter-
ested in the fruit growing business
near Los Angeles and will make the
west his home in the future.
On account Of the inclement .wea-
|ther yesterday afternoon, the Moth
ers' club did not have a very large
attendance and the program has been
postponed until next Tuesday, at
which time the club will meet in the
club room in the library. Those
who attended the meeting yesterday
were entertained by Miss Hoover and
the Domestic Science girls, who serv-
ed lunch, and also the central school
and high school faculties, who at
tended in a body. The meeting was
held in the sewing room.
Wednesday evening, May 6, I'M
der the auspices of the Young People
Society of the Baptist Church, DR..
Fuller, our retired Methodist Minis
ter, who has so ably filled the pulpit
for the Baptist people for the past &
weeks, will deliver a lecture In the
church, s"The Boy in the Army"
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend this lecture, we feel assured it
Will be highly interesting. Those
who heard DR.. Fuller give his lac
ture on ellis trip Through Ireland
year ago in the M, e. Church. will
better understand his efficiency as
a lecturer. We hope to secure .
large audience for DR.. Fuller, as this
will be about the last of his public
speaking in Bemidt for some time,
as he and Mrs. Fuller leave in the
near future for their home in Penn.
Come early and secure good seat.
Admission, adults Csc, children 10c.
ADV. ~ .-rs.- .5 --.s-s =.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-06
ANOlD RECIP
TO DhRk[N HAIR
Common garden Sage and Sulphur
makes streaked, faded OF gray
hair dark and glossy at once.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tsa
and Sulphur, properly Compounded,
brings back the natural color and lustre
to the hair when faded, streaked or gray;
also ends dandruff, itching scalp and
stops falling hair. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make It
at home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy" You will get large
bottle for about SO cents. Everybody
uses this old, famous recipe, because no
one can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it SO naturally and
evenly. You dampen sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at .
time; by morning the gray hair disap-
pears, and after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy and you look years
younger. a-z $3.50 ssz
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About The Civ
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Sunday is Mothers Day.
The next meeting OF the board Of
county commissioners will be held
May 26.
That DR.. M. D. Fuller will lecture
on. "The Boy in the Army" at the
Baptist church. this evening. "
Matinee 3:45 p. m. Friday after
noon, cat the End of the Rainbow"
the Senior class play.
Senior class play "At the End Of
the Rainbow will be presented at
the athletic club theatre, May 8.
That news items telephoned to the
Pioneer are appreciated both by the
publishers and readers of the paper.
Phone 81. .-...+- III r"
The next convention of the N. NJ.
D. A. will be held at Thief River
Falls on June 3, 4, S, and IS. Be-
midi is expected to send large de-
legation. e
May Stewart and her distinguished
company will appear here next We'd
nesday evening in "Lucrezia Borgia,"
and in a matinee the same day when
Romeo and Juliet will he produced.
The entertainment will be given un-
der the auspices of the Athletic club.
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sELLWo0D Will AssAILED
Widow and Daughter Plaintiffs 9ir
Suit Involving 100000.

Suit Involving 100000.
Duluth, May with an array OF
legal counsel present hearing of the
court proceedings over the millions
left by Joseph Sellwood, who died
Feb. "a, began before Probate Judge
Gilpin here.
The estate is said to be worth 81.
100000. Mrs. Martha M. Sellwood,
widow, is contesting the will on the
ground that the ante-nuptial agree.
ment with her husband II void, since
1t deprives her Of her statutory rights
in the estate. 8
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.BEcKER's BROTHER ACCUSED.
Charged With Sightseeing Plst 70
Save Rosenthal slayers.

Onar0oo WIKI >Enoineerln0 PIoy 20
Save Rossnthal slaysrs.
New York, May 6.-Lieutenant
John Becker, brother OF Charles Beck
or, convicted police lieutenant, whose
second trial for the murder Of Her
man Rosenthal begins hero today,
came to the front in tho police graft
and murder scandal when he was
charged by Karl Dresner, a witness.
with having engineered the plot" to
save Becker and the four gunner
from the electric chair.
Z Dresner asserts that John Becker
planned the story which witnesses
told in an effort to free his brother.
Lieutenant John Becker, who applied
for a two weeks vacation, ostensibly
to attend the trial, has left town, ac-
cording to member of his household.
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ARTILLERY FIRE AT TAMPIC0

Report From Rear Admiral May0
Tells Of Hearing Heavy Guns.
Washington, May 6.-Firing con
tinues daily at Tampico between con.
stitutionalists and federal forces, &C.
cording to a report transmitted from
Admiral Mayo by Admiral Badger.
us The steamer Canaguey, which has ar.
rived at Vera Cruz from Tampico, re-
ports that Mexican federal forces at
the latter port were reinforced by
1900 men last week.
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CARS. CRASH, THREE KILLED

1hirty.six Others Seriously Injured
~z at Detroit, Mich.
Detroit, Mich, May 6.-Three per-
sons were killed and thirty-six others
seriously injured when two crowded
street cars met head on here. Both
motormen met death.
Practically all of the victims were
foreigners who were employed In Z 10.
cal automobile factory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
NEMEYER
ADVERTISING
CREATORS
WOODSFlELD OHIO
Masonic Temple.

WoopsFlELD. o. March II.-Mr.
ana Mrs. Michael Schumacher and
da9ghters Misses Rosa and Loretta.
arrival sunday evening for visit with
Woodsneld relatives They came by
way OF GAINESVILLE. where they visited
ing from an operation at the Good sam
arthur hospital. Airs. Schumacher and
Mrs. wurm are daughters OF Mrs.
Pc. Fraley. former clerk OF courts.
Is confined In the Marietta hospital.
w N. Dickey. OF Jerusalem. was in
town Saturday.
J. X Cutler. of Malaga. was In town
saturday on business.
Chas. Eikleberry, OF New Strsitsville,
~ spending few days here.
Mrs George BIucey mas been quite
sick nj her home Tor several days.
Miss Aelda Fou'. OF Louisville. has
returned from Wheeling.
Miss Lorena McComas was the guest
OF Summerneld friends.
Walter Hogue. or Calais, was a coun-
" seat visitor Saturday.
Miss Clara Webb. OF Beallsville. is
the guest At the hons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. h. Webb.
Victor futile. OF Bellaire. spent sun
futile.
George W. Gunding, of Pittsburgh,
was me guest OF Woodsfield friends Tor
Mrs. Elizabeth shafer returned from
Bellaire after spending several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Attorney and Mrs. Fred Spriggs. and
son. David. OF Bellaire, spent sunday
here with relatives.
Mrs. Lawrence Lanver OF Martins
Ferry. IL spending a few days here with
her parents. MIR. aud Mrs. Forrest Hall.
Miss blanche McAnjrews has return
ed to her home in Fairmont. ". Va
George Goddard left Monday morning
Tor portsmouth. where he will resume
work after being at home for several
weeks
Lee Cadet has sold his property on
Church street 20 Francis Norris, OF
jackson Ridge. IL has been said MIR.
Norris has bought the 3 and 10 Cent
store from Mrs. -. -. Snyder.
Leonard Rausch. Of Nowata. Okla. Il
here the guest ~ Woodsfield relatives.
J. W Armstrong left for Cleveland
Monday on business
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neu-
hart. Friday, "a big 10 pound son.
few days here with friends.
George Merge. OF Wheeling was the
guest Of friends here over SUNDAY.
%, Fred itausch returned Saturday from
GAINESVILLE.
Co hcrshoue With "a severe cold.
Mrs J. ". Parry entertained the lad
les OF the Reading Club at her home
Monday evening.
Mr. Fred Haren. ST.. il seriously 81
at his home on Paul street.
Crawford Cronin and Donald RoontE.
OF Uhrlchsvillc. spent Sunday IN town.
Br. J. " purg. Of Heatisviile was In
town several days and has made ar
rgnEements 80 move here whore he viii
Miss Ida Rausch and Mrs. Henry
Irooks. we're ~ Ianesviiie sunday 10
see their mother, Mrs. Rausch. who II
in the hospital
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FINANCIAL.
ORPHANS HOME
Views o. Moose Institution at Moose
heart viii Be Shown In Motion
Pictures BY Wheeling Lodge.

Wheeling Lodge No 81. Loyal
order Of Moose. has completed ar
rangements for showing motion pic
lures OF "Mooseheart Home" the
institution maintained by the order
for the care of widows and orphans
OF its members. The pictures will be
public and will be shown upon
screen on the Barlow building At
Eleventh and Market street. from the
Moose lodge rooms. EEerter building.
They VII BE- shown "wednesday.
Thursday and Friday evenings. March
rs. ~ and IS. and Will include scores
OF views Of the thirty two buildings
situated on the farm Of $50 acres
which Is owned by the institution
Gig Class Ready.
A class OF 50 will BE- initiated into
the order Friday evening Of this week
The class IL the largest 20 BE- taken
into the lodge In the past several
months Last week class Of 80
candidates was Initiated
The charter Of the local lodge will
close the last Of April. ~ has been
announced
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RED CROSS CHAPTER
COMMITTEE HAS MEETING

a special meeting Of the fret aid
committee Of the Wheeling chapter Of
the American Red Cross society was
held yesterday afternoon al 4 O'Clock
In the headquarters Of the Associated
Charities in the board OF trade build
ing. 1T y ". Gilmore. chairman Of
the committee. presided At the meet
ing. The purpose Of the committee
meeting was 10 outline plans for tho
first aid work 10 be done in case Of
accidents. other business matters
pertaining 20 the general welfare
Of The committee we're discussed IT
the meeting The members of the
committee are a. follows. Dr. J. W.
Gilmore. chairman; John Coleman. !.
G. Mckinley. Or. Robert y. Reed
Prof 7 y Ewing Miss Mary Rearns.
Miss stella Tappin John Davis. Miss
Clara Ross. Mrs " X Bullard. Col
Harry Caldabaugh. Miss Catherine
Manniy. Jesse e. Brennan. Miss liar.
riet VI. lhalen and &. T. Miller
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wheeling branch 81 the Red Cross
chapter viii be held this evening IN
The board Of trade rooms In the Mar
ket auditorium ~ O'Clock Several
important business matters will come
up for discussion a. the meeting All
members ~ the chapter are urged 70
be present. as this will be the FIRST
regular meeting 20 be held since the
chapter was organized n month aRo.
Constantinopie ~ spending sttoa eco
In NIfM NWImrnWnrm
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The storm is passing eastward over
the Tennessee valley this morning. at
tended by moderately heavy rain In
that section and light to moderate
snow in the Ohio valley and lower lake
region.
The high pressure. colder weather
area has settled southwark over the
flains states. extending southwark
nearly TO the gulf. The temperature
teIi 20 the freezing point 10 central
Snow will probably continue in this
section tonight, with lower tempera-
ture. The storm will probably con-
tlnHe 10 move eastward and generally
tair and continued cool weather is
indicated for Thursday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, 46 degrees; lowest last
night. rs degrees; melted snow. o. 90
The Ohio will probably change but
slightly In the district for the next SO
II. G. HOWE,
Section Director
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PRICES ON APPLICATION
GeO.W. Baron sls and sra. s1s ses nm Bldg
MOVEMENTS WERE IRREGULAR ON
NEW YORK MARKETS YESTERDAY
WE OFFER

NEW YORK, March IL. - The
strong tone OF the preceding session
was lacking in the stock market to-
day and fluctuations were irregular.
Attempts at the outset 20 extend the
rise were checked by large selling or
American Sugar and the eastern rail-
road shares. Sugar fell TO the lowest
point since 1907. Reading, New Ha-
ven and New York Central developed
heaviness. The whole list softened.
Pressure diminished in the latter part
OF the day and among the industrials
there were numerous points OF
strength Railroad shares. however.
exhibited further weakness. Rock
leland at "A. the preferred at ia and
the collaterals at 40 touched new
low records. Western Pacific SIS
dropped four points to a low record
at SO. The Improvement among the
industrials was helped on by good re-
ports from the iron and steel trade.
Low priced copper shares were
bought on indications OF an increased
demand wor the metal. Bethlehem
Steel's annual report showed an in
crease OF S3,63S,00 In gross profits.
Total sales 271.000 shares.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
$4,000, 900.
United States two's registered de-
clined II on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
SHORT TERM LICENSES FoR
BOAT HOUSES ACCEPTABLE

County Clerk y ". Wells was in.
formed Yesterday by State Tax Com
missioner Fred o. Blue that the state
VIII issue licenses for house boats
good from the present time 20 June
20. for the sum Of $3.50 The right 10
collect "a penalty for failure 90 secure
hy the state Addleman announced
that the action OF the tax commission
pr viii not affect his actions In Grim.
lnai court
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BILLS OF EXCEPTION.

Two bills Of exceptions in the action
OF Martha Robrocht VS.. Nelson G.
Hubbard. administrator OF the estate
OF the late John Robrecht. we're filed
in the circuit court yesterday. Judge
Newman entered an order IN the case
certifying the record and bills. which
will be- filed with the clerk Of tho state
supreme court. Ia an appeal AZ the
trial Of the case the plaintiff was
awarded n verdict ~ 81 344
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
" N. Z. A. CIRCUS.

There viii be n meeting Of the fol
lowers interested IN the Hindpaws and
Forerawa circus In the v NJ. &. A.
gymnasium Friday evening az 20
O'Clock FOR the purpose OF organizing
the different committees who viii
have charge Of the undertaking The
event promises To be most gratifying
and spectacular ever given ~ the
members OF the association.
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FOUR eNLIsrMENrs.

-Four men have been accepted az re-
cruits In the United States army. hav.
ing made application for enlistment
through the local recruiting station
They LETT Saturday evening for Colum.
bus barracks The men are Walter g..
Bozarth of Wheeling and Samuel r.
Solcs ~ Wanna. ~. Va. 20 the coast ar.
liliery. and william r. Allen and VIII
lam Lubic of this city 20 the cavalry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-12
Tape ESTATE GIVES
TAX FORFEITURE or 5000

Deputy State Tax Commissioner r.
". Anderson has collected n tax for
future Of $1,000 from the estate Of the
late Henry e. Tape. ST. The check
was received from Attorney Joseph
Handlan. administrator of tho Tape
estate The forfeiture is one Of the
largest ever collected In this city.
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Wheeling Realty company to Emma
J. Miller, lot 81 I'm Cedar Rocks. $40
Phoebe VI. Riggs 20 Wheeling Realty
company. lot "a In Cedar Rocks. SO.
w w Nardy to Marie Y. Rolf. lot
In Edgington. $40
w. W. Nardy TO Marie r. Rolf. lot in
South Wheeling. $40.
W. w. Nardy to Marie =. Rolf. lot in
GreRgsville, $40
W. A. Wilson 10 u. a. Lutes. lot in
Glonova. $40
Pleasant Valley Land company to
J. q. Parks, lot ia In Pleasanton. $40
Pleasant Valley Land company 20
John w. Dean. lot 20 In Pleasanton.
$40
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Petroleum

NEW YORK. March II.-Money on
call steady. Range - az; rulink rate
Time money firm. sixty days 3 ninety
days ga; six months : = g3as.
, CofpperEquiet standsrd spot 10 $50
nominal; casting ~ OO0i4 II. Tin
quiet, spot 81 s5d3s IL. Lead . $50
: o5. spelter 25G5 30. Iron. un-
changed.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March iI.-Butter weak:
creamery extras 2sU 20: frsts 26m27iS
neld extras 2Sm Il process extras y y
~ y "a; factory current make iirsts 20;
packing stock current make No >. II.
theese-frm. unchanged.
Eggs-nrm. unchanged
Flour-steady.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO, March 11.wheat prices a.
new crop but weaker for the old Dam
age reports were numerous and export
milling demand zero. Heaviness pre-
Nalled AT the close which varied from a
20 decline 20 - u a advance Corn
finished n sixteenth on TO A. up and
aots with a gain OF shade to In
provisions the outcome was a rise of 5
20 ia q 10 cents.
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l(-Transfer books close March 20
for go cash dividend payable March Al
tzl-Transfer books close April 20 for
y OF x cash dividend payable April 80.
NSl.Iransfer books close March 20
for y % cash dividend payable April i,
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NEGRO ON TRIAL TO-DAY.

James Terry. colOrcd. will no on
trial IN criminal court this morning
on n charge 81 stealing an automobile
robe from the car Of a W PAUL He
VIII also be sentenced on a charge OF
carrying = large knife. which be has
confessed 20.
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Money.

OIL CITY. Pa. March 1i.-Credit bal
ances SO. Runs 92.6O7, average gS,-
622. shipments 1885; average 7s.O25.
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R)-Transfer books close March 2Oth
is, ~ cash dividend payable March
t3)-Transfer books close April 2Oth
tor or 10 cash dividend payable
ul-Transfer books close March 2Oth
Tor ih% cash dividend payable ArriI
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Articles open. High. / Low. Clos,

Cash quotations were as follows.
Rye-No. 2. 6iN62.
Barley-Feed or mixing. sense
Timothy seed-3 1905 90
Glover seed-1O OOG12 rs
Miss pork-2i So
lsard-tin tiercesC 10 so
short ribs-(loose) 10 62tk oil Is
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURGH. March II. - Cattie-steady
supply light Choice s s5@s 90: prime
sheep-steady. supply light. prime
wethers 6 1905 Is: cults and coumons
2 O0mf So. lambs, r 5OnS 90
Veal calves. II OO0ii 50.
HpEs-steady. receipts light Prime
hcavys. mediums and heavy workers
? 500 90; light workers. oOn9 10:
Figs I5nS 90. rouEhs 0OWS 20.
CHICAGO, March N IIoRs-recerpts
~ 900; steady bulk Of sales 3 GOdS Ss:
heavy IS seas IS rough s SOFAS i5i
Cattle-rc 1900: steady.
heeves 500 20. Texas steers 100
~: stockers and feeders 5 sOds 10.
cows and heifers 2 ZOOS SO; calves 90
shcep-receipts $4,000, steady natives
native 8 s0n so
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COUNTY COURT
Licensed to Wed.
Deeds Of Trust.

William Mansen OF Porter. Pa. and
Title Johnson of Neffs. O.
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WHEELING TRACTION ConPANY
ExrnEss oA1 scAHpULE
Taking Eject June Al, le0o.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLSBUR0
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wellsburg
Leave
22nd Street Leave
wheeling wellsburg
1890 a. M 800 a m
c:s0 y, III 1900 noon
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSvILLE
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street. Leave
Wheeling Moundsvflls
1000 a. m. I:3o d. n.
3:3o r. m.
On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing in excess OF
hfty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:ib
y. m.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. March ~. -
Ihs sctfvs tuttauufeb stoeps corrsrtsa
aaily ~ A q Mastsn q CO. bankers
snd hFoksrE National EHcharEs Bans
BUILDING
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W. Va. March II. '1I.
Range of active stocss ou the New
Fork Stock Exch snGe. corrected daily b
- 4. Nastsn & CO.. brokers'
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HazIeft's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. ". Va. March NJ. "a.
active stocks - the Wheeling market are
corrected daily for The Intelllgencer ~
buildings
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Seven deeds of trust were filed for
record.
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING, w. Va. March II. IL.
by the Fidelity Investment Association.
STOCKS Par. Bid Ask L. q
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Baron Local Stocks-

WHEELING. w. Va. March II. I4.
The following quotations on the more
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the Inteiligencer
~ Geo w. Baron. local broker. and 4.
* Marshall. manager bond department:
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New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. W. Va. March IL. IL.
Reported by A T. Masten n Co. L. y.
strand. manager; members New Yorh
INDUsTRrALs. ETC ma. ASK
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Let Us Help You
Increase Profits

We are ready at any
time TO study your adver-
Using problems and TO
offer plans and sugges-
tons without obligation
or charge to you. You
know that our knowledge
OF over 100 lines OF bust
ness is worth your con-
sideration.
Phone 919-R.- To-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-12

Is SHOWN mere 1t is made of taffcta with pretty
colored crepe. but the same idea could be carried
out in plain cotton crepe, with figured or in serge
Win talleta, and almost every woman has serge
costume that she would like to make new In this
case the runles in the neck and sleeves are made
OIL sllk but If you are using serge with taffca for
the blouse and tunic, you can make them of
pattern. Good patterns are really the standbvs of
the nome dreSsmaker. The best and most reliable
DO not allow seams because we all know that there
are no TWO fabrics that require the same width
OIL seams. and incidentally the pattern that gives
you the line of the garment is the one that also
blouse Is arranged to give the most graceful pos
sible folds, and would be smart whether Won made
1T of cotton wolfe cotton crepe of taffeta or
crepe de chine. 1t is the lines that always de.
terTnine the effect of the costume. ana these lines
are the prettiest and most graceful possible
At the extreme right of the picture there Is q
young girls frock 1t is absolutely different from
the one we have just discussed yet it is lust as
repIete with suggestion. The MORE velour which
is illustrated is exceedingly new and exceedingly
the crepe de chine but il you are making over
last years dress you could easily make the ounces
and blouse OF one material and the skirt Of an.
other, or you could make the skirt and the lower
1lounce Of one material and the upper nounce and
the blouse OF another. All that you need to do to