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Station Will Not be Moved.

The South Carolina Railroad Com
mission on Saturday, announced thai
they did not find sufficient reason fol
the removal Of the Delphos station tc
Dunlaps crossing. Neither will side
track be built at the crossing. 1t viii
be remembered that the commission
held hearing on the matter at Del
nhOS some weeks ago.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-06-23

the other candidates except Cansler
who says he is not so certain about
that as he is not willing to reduce
rates unless he is certain that he will
not at the same time reduce the quail
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Congressional Campaign.

The Democratic chairmen Of the
counties Of the Fifth congressional
district have arranged a campaign
itinerary which provides for one
meeting day at the county seat OF
each county as follows: Chesterfield
July IA; Camden, July 16; Lancaster
July 23; Chester, July %; Winnsboro
July 2S. There will, Of course, be
other speaking at other points in the
district.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
rONRAD ". sYME. JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

N THE STPRENE COURT or THE DISTRICT
o. tolrrmnla Holding District Cont. In 70:
The extension o. Twenty afth s;ret east. thr"'!Eh
parcel ~ in the bISfrirT # Columbia District
Cont No llo4. Nc'i- J., hsrehy given that he
commissioners Of thu District Of C0lualfia trlrrsH-
ant ~ certain provision Il the act Of Cages.
sTTrnEed March T. 1914. entitled an act making
Trop-iatuns for the cIreases 81 the SoTrrum-nt Of
the District of Columbia. for the hsrsI year ending
June thirtisth. nineteen hundred ard f'urt-en and
fr other ITrIOsss' whereby they are authoriZc1
~ highway 10 conform Nth the plan Of TIE rernN-
mont system uf HIGHWAYS in that PORTION q the
iES'' % and Georgetown adoi 'ei urt-T the act ~
Grnsrr-s aITr0ved March = ls90. and amended ~
the at - Congress approved June : - b. on
-~rnuston rni-r ths IroVi'iun Of ,Ih.laT.eT o.
'4rteT r''eSn ~ RE '',Er q Law FOR tn nist1rt
~ Columbia have flrd Us'i'Ipn IN this c0rrt
-asInE The condemnation Il the land nsrrSsz-y 'nr
the rItcusion a. Tw~-fv NTH sire. rast through
IuICrl ~ the Di~;rlnf nf Columbia a. shown
part thegr"f. ard praying also that iErv Il i've
r;iciDuIS sNTerirnC-. dSInfFrssted usr1 Vhn shall
h frrrhold,rs within The District Of '0Fuahla NJ
related 70 any 20" '-:--Cs.v il the IrOcrr!-
inES and not IN the ,eTIice cmnla.Tcat Of the
District q columbia ni the | uittd States b.
srmrnOnsd b. the United States Marshal for the
District u Columbia IN asss~S The damages each
OMIT Of land 70 te taken may sustain b, reason
Of the sid Of aid Twrurl NTH street Ca,
through parcel ms. in the District Of Columbia.
and the condemnation Of the land neceSSar
the rurTH-~~ thCresf. and TO a. bsnrfrs r.
sulfHE thsEefr0U the entire an.,alnt ~ -ard dam
go including The eND"rsr- 0f thes. lru, ceiling
uIUu sEy 'ands arIrh the Urs MAJ ind all le
t~nef'ed. PROVIDED for in and ~ the aforr.aI5
act 81 tyrSr'>> l. Is n, 'hs CUR. thu II fav
n Arril \ J. 1915 ordered that all Tcr~o7~ hsy-
ing ars interest IT. tIe~- --spr.iru-- le srE 'Ee1
this before The TWENTY FIRST Day
DF APRlL \. T. 1914 ~ u o'cc-, ~ snF
lTsie - @nal order ratIf1 n= an ~.nrru.H= rh"
a ard Il damages ari The a-FssS17eur Of f-rS-.-,
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CONRAD ". SlNE. JANES FRANCIS
SMITH, Attorneys.

IN THE - PRENlE con TT uF THE DTSTEItT
Of Colurata Holding district o.,-1r- In ~
IT, eNtrr.lar If T,rr,ror sr-esr trr.rr-b r.,reI
eel in the district 4 ,olrrr,bt, nr-,-,,.f ,-rr--
No lIOc NrtIc. - r.r,r -i,N1 tr,, -. ,-,,r,r-,
mr., Il lie IFsr-rf Of columbia rr,rrSrarr %
---ratn Irnyt-1n ~ tho act Of C,r-re-s srrrnvr..
N.rrh ,alF ,rfr,IsI An &C. Mailing a -r.r---s
,r,r, for Thu r,rcr-rS q tie r,,,-,-T,r, of lie
nsirrr II Gu-rrrll 10Y In, neal var ending I'm.
thirt!sth -ln .,srr hundred and f..lr.r.7 AID f.r
,th,r rr9rr,t..- whereby he. Az sr-roriy-4 o.
oTrn tytrrL or vigru ar, s-rse. e,.,r. - ~
Lshvav 10 ronfnrr Win the ran NJ the r,-rDanr-r
>y>;em ~ hlsluavs IN rh,r r,,r-ior ~ ~. Us--r,
e Corr:ri. rris,l,. ~ tie r,tIr- a. N ,s,iI-- and
Ce,1rserovn adrT.rI u.d,r trr, .rr ~ ,rDare-. ar
r-p,,.l March : lsg1 ant aru.rdfI hy rE. ar -
'.onsrcs- arrrryed Irr, : IssS h, r7r,,r-rr.,,,,,
r,l,r thu rrp,.lop, n sllr,,l tcr ON, 81 frarrr-
rtfsrn of IN, CcsI, uT Isw for III Ilsfrrr- NJ 60
Irrrhi,, har, fIrl r,,-ittor !, hi c.,-r ,r9,.r.
the curfeuralI-u of t1. land rsr, s,r, Tor IN. -,
tention Of Tr,rt,D .rr,r- rbror~I, ,.,sI o. ~
IN, Ii.fri,r Of t'rlur,h,. 4. sLnr, an , ~, -
man .l,I WITH tho .,ti r,.,it,,D a. - frr,.-,F
and rr,,In- ~. th,r . mr., NJ t,. g,t,r,-,, -,
I,r,obr,4 ,iS,Bt,rr,re5 mn vE Ill =. -
hniIcrs within lie pi.trir. of t.opy-i,;, M.
lafr,I tn any r,r,,,D ;p.rrr,e4 IN d.. ,-...l,r-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONRAD II. sYNE. JAMES FRANCIS
SMITH. Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME CnTRT Of, TIE DISTRICT
~ CoI,,rr,5 -, UL4fr.- , T,;,-;-, Co,,r+ IN -.
The o,s,,;r- - Scr1,5 st-.r+ f,r,, : s+rse, 70
Rbol. Is1,IJ ,y.-,,,. ,,.r.,s, 80 Y to-, fro-,
Ssr,n1 .tre.t 10 mid 60, u, ,ha Di.frS~+ of
CoI,,,,bs. D,,.-,.. , 49,, y mo No,;-. 1, 80
- ~, ,b,t ~. ,,r,,,s.ir,.- ~ ~ T,r-,r. ~
Cor'rr,bi, fr,,rs,.,r, u, , --sir ,-rr,sirr ~ N.
act N C1rgrse, aTrrorsT v,rrI Z lqf7 .n-i,Ied
a, -, ,,,ti,, -, - - - e-rs,s., =,
,I,s ,9,-rr,., 81 a. I,,.r;-, - ,.,,,-tf, g. ~.
Al go eJ,r- I,,,s rb,-ti.tr ,,rs.,s-, hDl-ed
,rJ Frr,s., ~ . OH ,r-,,..s ,rb.l-sbv tb.v
-, ,,,Ir-i,.1 - -, - - It., .,,. c.,
80. - n, r,-,,,,- 90 ,s,,,, ,,j,b ~ NJ,
q ,bs ,s-r,,,.,,t - q, Ei-I.,,s il ,b,t ror-
TO- ~ = T,,-,-,.. - S.r,,r "a, = ,bs r5+is.
- W..bir-.or ~ ,;o,--rto,-, ,5~rr.s5 ,r4rr tbs
- - -. =. - ~, . - - -
~ D., o.. -r. - &c.. -,r.,r,v.J I,,a . $50
- ,,,5,,r,,,,,, L. 80, ---,,,r-s - s,,bcb,r-
~, 49,. .. - 80 - ~, -. :. -. 70
~ I,,,-;.. =. ,..r,.-.s..' - - . o.;-;- +,
-. -. - 81 = - 81 -
- g.. - -. -, - -. - .
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-. S'l.L ~" NJ 91
So ~ 10 i'lI' S''T'.' IN -
80 - - n i. -. ~,
L'" VIZ" - t'-''''. = e, lLl-iV',. HL.i
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ENGLISH STRIKERS AT WORK.

York. England, April 16-With the re-
turn to work today, the bulk of York
shire miners, who went on strike two
weeks ago in support of their demands
for a minimum wage, the operators re-
leased vast quantities Of coal. which had
been stored up for fear of a prolonged
struggle. Many idle factories were thus
enabled to announce the immediate re-
sumption Of work. Although not all Of
the 10000 strikers returned to the COL
lieries, a majority of the mines were
able to resume work.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FuE RENT APARTMENTS
MT WuR,'ESTEK =. II ~. NJ. Room
arf.. rent s. near LiSr5ry GaIitul. and ~'at'on-
ITIIRTNIEZT FOR RENT. IN TIE
beautiful Nunt-laIr I:Sl Belmont st. nv.
E,st seryi-1 in the city. convenient luCa-
fIcu. every modern ImprOy ement. All
tside rooms. pOTChes. dumb walters.
Ii.ht airy halls. white janitOr, and
l:l.udvtSs: ice delivered in apartments:
SCI. crs and awnings. one vacancy. fOHT
Ir.us bath and reception hail no chill
dr,r References. Owner. apartment NO
! Phone Col ~.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-NAMES AND ADDRESSES
of persons who saw service in the
Union or Confederate armies who are
now members Of organized labor. Ad-
dress SAM DE NEDREY. CT 81. NV.
WASHINGTON D. g
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FOR RENTING 7TH ST.
Nv Peasant three rooms modern i'm
provcmeuts. large back porch. third floor
Key and price at store, lN42.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and large sums. All transaC-
tons conducted with economical COnsid-
Grafton for borrowers WM. II. SACN-
DERS q; co. So ItheTn Bldg. S07 18th ST.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. special
privileges with respect to prior payments.
Tyler x Rutherford. Inc. IN 18th st
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

Washington. u. g. NDrIl : 1871
ROGER l.. SMITH. Auv.ioucrE.
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WATCH REPAIRING.

IUi; QJ I,h. RELIABLE WuRh ON YOUR
watch. 60 at once :" man Who Is eNIert
psiIIuE. Will clean your watch Tor dollar WoEt
gfsraLte.d
Bill NENFELD. Jrwelef
JIlO litl ST. nv. Phone Col rs
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
In PETWORTH.

1lN i LII WIN HI
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE.
2-story. Attic, and Cellar.
8 Rooms and Bath. Steam Heat.
Wide Porches, Front and Rear.
55X145 Including Parking.
15-foot Paved Alley.
ONLY $4,950.
4 Square of 14th Street.
A PRETTY HOME.
Rooms and Bath. Furnace Heat.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
Southern Exposure.
Owner authorizes us to reduce price to
$4,750.
ON EAST CAPITOL STREET.
A NEW HOME.
rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
combina ton gas and electric fixtures;
servants toilet and stationary tubs in
cellar. Very wide parking.
$4,000.
Located on the Heights
West of 11th st. south of Columbia I'd.
2-story and Cellar.
6 Rooms and Bath. Furnace Heat.
WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD.
ONLY $1,000.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Bldg. s07 18th st. n. W.
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]. c. WELDON & CO.,
PA East Capitol St.

FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.
FOR RENT OR SALE-A COUNTRY
home. one acre. good water. scent car
'ars. Box ~" Herald Office
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FOR RENT-HOUsES.
Reduced, and in Excellent
Condition,

COnQltlOn.
A0I2 Indiana ave-. rooms por bath. SIS. rs
SIS ne. rooms front and rear ysris-..-.- Bo
3iol2 18Th sU. rooms front and yards. u 50
e5H-2S sw.. rooms. front and rear yards. Io
IS Lettle 81 sW.. rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
FLATS.
Eis RlAdensburE road: pass door;
squares north Of II st.. 4 rooms. water and
500 and 400
EUBURBAN
NeWly paintsd ard paperrd: cars pass the
door; 8B Ca. ave: / square south Walter
Red Hospital; rooms, bath. large celsri
furnace beat: front and porchss and
STORES
1875 Tth Il NV newly papsrei: toilet ~ -
l1s n -. n.y., store and rooms tath.......... SO
ll2s1J seth St. store and rooms: large yard. I60
SIS store and rooms; cellar. large I'd. 1870
7ni ~ st NV steam heat...................i IS %
l2H Nyse st ne. store and rooms B0
1912 d ~. next to cor 18th st. sni Va ave-. u 50
COLORED TENANTS
lG Marion st. NV. revly Tapered: rooms;
ljos St NV. ard porcelain bath. 1900. 2 %
= n i. nv. rooms and bath....s............. $50
N Fla ave. nv rooms $50
D~fre-s ST. NV. roor1S. rcd brick front:
sink in Kitchen 300
1874 90 Il. NV. cor. hoCss. rooms and sink. h0
ll9 no 18th 81 nv. sr and cellar: large
yard sink IN Kitchen 1850
rs Wylie st ne. rooms and yards l20
GARAGE
~ a. nv. including sbor......-.... y q
E. w. M'INTIRE. 22i c st. r. W.
SIDE Entrance. between e-I2 n. or Phone
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
TO LET-HOUSES.

TO LET-HOUSES.
A SELECTED LIST.
2oI4 WYOMING AVE.
Hands1me sem detached home. located on Wash
ington Heights Convenient 10 cans steam beat. gAA
DRgMMOND, MD.
I'm Rockville and Ter.nallytown Electric Line
and baths: lot 20 a. front lawns. garden orchard
hOt-Wster heat electric light. gas range. 50 90
20I5 NINETEENTH ST.
rooms and han in SPLENDID order First -nO0r
kitchen; hOt-watsr heat 5000.
I42S QUE ST.
10 rooms and bath, first floor kitchen: Furnaces
heat: electric light: laundry IN rear: fine large
bright rooms; many closets. ygry dsiighuui ana
convenient house; open fuT inspection $500.
2s3: 27TH ST.
In delightful locality. Tst north Of ConntoieTlt
Avenue BridSe new house of rooms and hath sisSS'
tr1c hight. hot-Water heat: excellent conditor S5p
1904 PARK ROAD.
Desirable nome 1T 10 large rooms. TeCtT ton nan
and bath: steam heat H2D.
2I45 r ST.
Desirable home Of rooms aud bath located near
Dupont Circle convenient to ears $50
1876 TWELFTH ST.
Convenient downtown iCcstlon. IN best room t-ri,
ing Seciion: large rooms and bath: we'll heated:
good order $3.50
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
IfOs NEW YORK AVENUE.
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HOUSES.

: or $ ROOM HOCSE. COMPLETELY FUR.
nisheri h0t-WItrr hat drtarhsd: large lot: shade;
high elevation slhurbs IrefeTred; moths or year.
Write all hFst time. BON 49, Herald Oficc
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SPIRITUALISM.
MRS. MAMIE STEVES Mg ,i',as, ar

Who. WAWIL , EVLo y i--iu7I
Instructor Of Spiritual School. private readings
gwen daily. SIS y J. ave. - T!.oae Line. 3Gls
SEANCE Tuesday AND THURSDAY EVEN.
inEs. oclDCk Reading dahl NFs. ROTH
7Gl 9Th st. e. cor 6'L a=d stS. Auacustia car
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-SIN BIII.DING LOTS ON
Har, I'd u. and Hobard pI. NV. Inquire
.''o> t. .TEI ave.
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FOR SALE-FARM.

buildings, 80 fruit trees; miles from
car line s. 100. Good terms or will
trade. N Z Realty Co, 900 ii st. n. z.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-TO Buy FIFTY SECOND
hand carriages OF every description and
single and double harness OF all kind:
Answer by letter. Il. H. WINDSOR, 707
18th 81. NV.
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50 MUCH DEPENDS UPON THE PAPER
larger. Fur Lowest prices and permanent WuTk
Phone Main SIS. CHAS. y. EVANS. E-3S eth II. sV.
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VACUUM CLEANING.
BIRDS AND PETS.

NOppTS BIRD AND PET STORE
NOhh1o Csnaries panOts, dogs cats. rabbitG.
g1inca uiGs SC5j 18th 81 Phone Col I66-
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FOR sALE-M1SCELLANEOUs.

FIRST CLASS DROPHEAD SINGER SEWING
machine: guaranteed : wears. attachments; Si. r.
rairiug r. Z. Hams. IOs 9th ST. nv. IN. y. lHj
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BARRY MEMORIAL

THOSE HAVING ACCOMMODATION
for visitors during Barry Monument
Unwilling, May 16. may register same at
~ Southern Bldg, before May l. NJ. G.
MCCORMICK. Chairman. Committee WIS.,
itors' Welfare
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WINDOW CLEANING.

PHONE NJ 1lss TO BAvE YOUR wINDC
cleaned Acme WINDOW Cleaning Co.. sZ q M
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

EssIE DELMAIN. Clairr~ant IaImlst. card
reader tells vha. You want - know 4 adj
Ing lOc &C and =: 70 a. III to D. IN sun.
DAYS. 20 : % N 6Iy It'll - NV
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CLOCK & JEWELRY REPAIRING.

AMERICAN. ENGLISH FRENCH, SWISS
watch and clock repairing NJ. SCHUMACHER.
1904 18th st NV. Phone y ne. All work guaranteed
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Several other attractive properties.
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by two rabbits. Another form is sug-
gested in two illustrations on this page,
of a bird cage, and a squirrels nest, on
tall pedestals ornamented with grasses
and blossoms. Any one of the three de-
signs will make an interesting and appro-
pirate table decoration, with no end of fun
when the surprises are drawn from the
nests.
Persons remote from shops which sell
such Easter novelties. may be able to
make something very like them; or they
might still be more original and dress up
small rabbits, fashioned of cotton batting,
in the latest spring fashions, as suggested
by Miss Bunny, with panier skirt and an
Easter bonnet.
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Hp Spat,ish ScaDe
W1th JeWeted Sash.

Arcadia" with turned up ribs: and still
others nre high and deep with angular
sides and top. Some styles. with stretched
plain taffeta covers, are yelled with chiffon
or mousseline de sole, showing a trans
parent edge. Smart parasols for carrying
with tailored silks come in plain colored
taffeta with fullness ruffled in between the
ribs. Mt the lower edge, and with narrow
plating of the same silk in the edge.
Handles are straight, for the most part,
long, and decorated with chou of chiffon
and flowers. q tassel, and even vanity
bag. matching the covering Of fancy
parasol. Japanese parasols. with many gilt
ribs, very HAT, and having stubby end,
are shown Ia Z variety Of colored silks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-06
Horseradish Sauce
Clam Broth With Cream

Clam broth with whipped cream on the
top is delicious to serve with sandwiches
of water cress, lettuce or celery for 3
spring afternoon tea or card party re-
freshment Simmer dozen soft shell
clans in their own juice for twenty min
utes, strain it, and add a tablespoonful of
butter, a cupful of hot milk, black pepper
and chopped parsley. When ready to serve
drop a spoonful of whipped cream in each
cup The quantity should make four
cupfuls.
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RR'ER RABBIT and chicks of all

pR'ER RABBIT and chicks of all
- sizes just now enter into the vari-
ETY. of Easter souvenirs and favors, more
fascinating than ever in the novel uses to
which their manufacturers would have
hostesses of the post-Lenten days put them.
No entertainment is quite complete with
out some Of the Easter-tide emblems, if it
is only the gay-colored eggs themselves.
The favorite Jack Horner pies, primar-
lily designed to hold individual gifts in
decorative table centre-piecc, like the pro-
verbal -four and twenty blackbirds'
baked therein. have taken on new forms
this season, one Of which is the miniature
load Of hay, with hidden favors, and drawn
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opportunity to display her gar
ments for new season. Not irrevently,
borrowing the words of Holy Writ, all we
like sheep have gone astray, we have turned
everyone unto his own way, when it comes
to the departures from past styles Of dress,
and the variety of kinds and colors we may
accept from the melee offered by the great
Paris couturiers. Displays bear out the
advance word from the world centre of
fashion that there is nothing startlingly
new in contours, although we may be on the
verge Of a changing silhouette. There are
paniers and RULES, tunics of many shapes
and sizes, simple and ornate frocks, semi
tailored and dressy suits, reviving modes of
the Directoire and the Second Empire, and
introducing original adaptations of inter
est to the practical American woman, not
yet altogether a vanishing quantity.
Skirts remain narrow at the foot, with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-06
Bird House Fill
e Easter FAVoiA

TARLY hats for spring and sum-
T. mer are fascinating small at
fairs of straw, flowers, ribbons and
feathers. All the notable Paris mil {
liners have agreed to favor pressed
shapes for the most part, except for
such dainty hats as are fashioned of
horsehair lace, maline or such fabrics
as crepes. Dainty nosegays, and
quaint outlines, now fitting over the
face, as in the Vatican hats, and now
far off from it at the side, in other of
the Directoire period. Then there are
picturesque poke bonnets, one even
borrowing its shape from nuns bon
net.
Simple trimmings are featured, and
so invite many a novice to try her
own hand at fixing up some hats for
herself. The hat on the figure Mt the
extreme left of this page has a wreath
Of small roses around the crown, and
n band of velvet ribbon adjusted be-
lou, the hair at the back. Bandeauxl
ore much in use. to raise the hats Mt
the hack and to hold ribbons or flow
orc there. A saucy air is noticed in
the manner in which many of the
smartest hats are placed, as in the
fipure holding a parasol. This is q
tbrae-corner Milan hat with small flowers
a charming picture hat of larger dinner
sions. such as Georgette has brought t
notice. and such as will probably be i
demand when summer sun grows hot,
that at the extreme right. Leghcrn is b.
ing used for such dressy garden hats a
this.
Parasols have been made to take o
new Importance in the modish attire &
fashionable folk. There is some excus
for their greater popularity than hereto
fore. because hats are small; but, besides
tbev are such fascinating creations (
silks. brocades. laces. and ribbons that
r;II hc hard for one to resist their charms
Novel shapes are new feature. There
one known as the bell" another as th
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to keep the slash. in some models. to make
walking easy while Paquin, in her extern
sive collection of models displayed in New
York. introduces fans from the knee to the
ankle, in the side back of skirts, giving
plaits or ruifles to permit free leg motion
in walking and dancing. Apart from these
indicating straws of fashion, there are nu-
merous smart and modish dresses, such as
shown on this page, which will be the lead
ing types for street, house and informal
evening needs of the immediate season.
Flounces and frills introduce a more
feminine note than for some time, in conse-
quence of which women of all ages are
most enthusiastic over the incoming styles
and are ordering or making larger num-
Der of dresses than when the ruling models
were less fascinating in themselves
Materials lure as well, for lowered silks,
crepes, and even wooden materials as well
as stripes and checks vie with plain mate
rails. and bid fair to win out in the spring
struggle for variety, and combination
effects.
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fullness around and below the hips, grow
ing gradually lower down. until Cheruit
has models with bell-lke tunic reaching
nearly to the shoetop. Drecoll has seen fit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-06
Household Hints

ITO make a straight hem in the edge
i of table cloth or napkins a thread
should be drawn. When the damask is
stiff passing a shaving brush wet with
soap and water along the line of the hem
will soften the starch and make it easy to
draw the marking thread.
Plaster Of Paris mixed with white Of
egg and applied to the clean edges of
piece of broken china will mend it eff
fectually. The edges should be pressed
together firmly and held until the mixture
''sets"
Horseradish Sauce
Horseradish sauce adds a piquant
flavor to boiled meats, as well as to roasts
of beef. Crate tablespoonful of horse
radish, mix it with gill of cream, tea
spoonful of vinegar, one of sugar, salt
spoonful of salt and the same quantity
of mustard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-06

It'll Easter comes the awaken
ing of spring fashions, where
soever the feminine world turns
to thoughts of dress, and has
Onnnrtlnity 70 1isnlav hey. orr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-06

Patterns for designs shoDn on this page
can be obtained from any agency selling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-06

HLTAR gifts OF
IL fine ccclesidsti-
cal en- broidery are
likely to be made by
some trho are clever
auith their needles. A
group of designs for
bookmdrks is shoi1n
hercuith (141O6) for
tchich patterns may
be had ready TO
stamp. They arc ten
cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-12-10
ALL FOR TUBERCULOSIS WORK
Gross Christmas Seals is for
War RELIEF.

None of the proceeds from the sale
If Red Cross Christmas seals which
are being sold widely throughout the
United States for the benefit of the
antituberculosis movement will be
used for war relief purposes, accord
ing to a statement issued by Ernest
P. Bicknell, national director Of the
American Red Cross.
Mr.. Bicknell says: while the Red
Cross is trying very hard to raise a
large wal relief fund and is anxious to
secure contributions that will increase
this fund, we do not feel justified in
adopting any policy which will tend
to cripple the tuberculosis work in this
country, which is dependent for it's
support to so large an extent on the
sale of Red Cross Christmas seals.
Eat the present time there are over
one thousand antituberculosis So
cieties distributed over nearly every
state in the Union and even in Vera
Cruz, the Canal Zone and far Off
Hawaii, which are dependent almost
entirely upon the receipts from the
Red Cross seal sale for their work
during the year 1915. The people of
the United States must support this
local war against tuberculosis, which
annually kills 100000 people, and at
the present time is leaving a trail of
q million wounded"