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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
BANKRUPT J2otires
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE mi
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No. 1l1a ;
BURR MANUFACTURE
ING co, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
To the creditors OF BURR AIANUFAC-
TURING CO, of Richmond. in the
County of Henrico and district afore-
said-Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on tho
nth day of February, \. D., 1914 tho
said BURR MANUFACTURING co.
was duly adjudicated bankrupt. and
that the first meeting of it's creditors
will be held in my Office. Rooms No.
SOC and 500 American National Bank
Building; Richmond. Va, on the PATH
10 O'Clock In the forenoon, ut which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint q trustee.
examine tho bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
TIlOS. Il. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy,
February 10. 1914.
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FLATS lNanten

YOUNG COUPLE WITnoUT Chill
dren. want fiat of four rooms in Bar
ton Heights or West End by last OF
March. Prices must he reasonable.
Differences. ID S34, care Times Dis
patch.
APARTMENT WANTED FOR A
period three years: three bedrooms,
dining room, sitting room, etc. ele-
Yator u 3fl care Times Dispatch
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
TO sA 'hf Sre dbS f Of n nd T. BARNES i; I5
mond. in the County OF Henrico and
district aforesaid Bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on tho
said II. L. BARNES SAFE & LOCK co,
INC. was duly adJudicatcd bankrupt,
and that the first meeting OF its credi-
S02 and S03 American National Bank
Building, Richmond. Va, on the PATH
DAY OF FEBRuARY, y. n. 1914. at 10
the said creditors may attend provo
their claims, appoint n trustee examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THoS. 3, SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February IA. 1914.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
R IN ~ s! STA f5 5 FoR The PAST
In the matter OF No i4i1.
ALBERT l.. NEWSOM In
Bankrupt. ! Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CRED'ToRS.
TO the creditors OF ALBERT L. NEW
EIenrico and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice Is Hereby given that on tho
s.h day of Eebruary; a D., 1914, tho
adjudicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting OF his creditors Will bn.z
held In my Office. Rooms No. S02 and S03s
American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va. on the 21ST DAY OEta
FEBRUARY, a. D.. 1914. IT 10 O'clock
In the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend prove their
claims, appoint q trustee, examine this
bankrupt. and transact such ottIaf
business as may properly come before
said meeting
TiIOS. II SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
February II, 1914. AZ
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a9eetinga

THE ANNuAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders of the L. r.. Taylor
Company will be held at their office,
1011 East Main Street. Richmond.
Va, TUESDAY, February II. 1914,
at o'clock L. NJ
w. l.. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
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pfrapnals

fers special reduction of Is per cent
on all suits made during dun sea-
son. Extra reduction of 20 per cent
on AZ shades of broadc!oth and
Henitlan suits. Talk about saving
dollars on dollar day, why can save
the 18th to 2Sth OF February. / in
vite all ladies' to come ana inspect
ny place at all times. l.. AARON.
403 East Grace.
LESSER THE LADIES TAILOR. THE
Only IN town who makes 4 speciality
m 0i aiteT rim, an kinds OF ladies gar
is done under my personal super
sa si9n prceS i, ;, mG % and work
Streets. Phone Madison 1929.
HAIR DRESSING. MANICURINC FOR
laaies, scalp treatment. lair colorlng
Face massage. MADAM THURSToN'
New York Hair Dressing Pariors lI5
west Main Street. Phone Monroe
2iS2 references furnished IL re-
SPIRELLA CORSET SHOP. 2l7 EAST
Grace. Mrs. CORNELiA MOORE.
MANAGER. see special notice.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUuHES'S 900 North Third 81.
ARAGON YOSAN TEA--DRINK THE
most delicious tea. Yosan; hot or
the orient: JOY of tho Occident; pur-
est importation from Japan.
WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
IL ,Cowardin's Sons prices on watch
and Jewelry work are the lowest in
town; satisfaction is guaranteed
1916 East Main Street
EVENTUALLY YOU Will USE
Century gas range. Why not now?
SOUTHERN FURNITURE co, INC.
East Broad Street.
PROFESSIONAL SHOPPING ORDERs
Dot y
MRS. 3. +. TAYLOR, COZ North
Cary Street. Baltimore. Md.
DIR. HALLS NEW BOOK ON SEXUAL
knowledge tells fathers and mothers.
to know. Price, 81. HOME SUPPLY
CO. Rartan. y. j.
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Real estate tor Rent

Real estate Tor Rsnt
For RENT; ,r>cr>~>~ 49,
1902 JAMES STREET. ROOMS. s12o
year.
800 SOUTH RANDOLPH STREET, E
rooms; S150 year.
els SOUTH RANDOLPH STREET. 8
rooms; $50 year.
1918 HULL STREET, SOUTH RICH
inond, rooms; s2l6 year 81
ois WEST MAIN STREET, ROOMS.
bath; $500 year September.
ZIG FLOYD AVENUE. ROOMS.
bath; $3.50 year; September.
1909 THIRD AVENUE. HIGHLAND
Park, rooms; bath; $3.50 year.
5000 GROVE AVENUE. ROOMS;
bath; modern; S420 year
sol5 GROVE AVENUE. ROOMS;
bath; modern; s42o year.
so III, GROVE ROVE, AVENUE ga ! ROOMS;
bath; modern; s42o year
2os NORTH MULBERRY STREET, .
iooihS' iuoucIu, .5op year.
72o Moss-sIpE AVENUE GINTER
Park. rooms: modern; $3.50 year.
"a WEST MAIN STREET. 10 ROOMS;
$500 year
625 EAST MAIN STREET. z ROOMS:
bnth; 5000 year
1917 STUART AVENUE. $ ROOMS. .
baths; modern; $3.50 year
baths; steam heat; s72o year.
a4oo GROVE AVENUE. ROOMS;
modern; $500 year.
1913 WEST GRACE STREET. 10
rooms; modern. $3.50 year.
FLATS.
15aa WEST CARY STREET. UPPER
nat. rooms; sac year.
slas s,: gH +sg%s' SIS. SFs ssal. UPPER
NOS. 7, Q. 10 SOUTH ROBINSON
gus pans spDs s2.o "s Year. rooms PAIN
NORTH FIRST STREET: UPPER
nat; rooms; bath: $500 year
le, NORTH SYCAMORE STREET. UP.
lower Nat; rooms; modern; $500
year.
IL MORT HsYCAMORE STREET, UP
per fiat; rooms: modern: S30o year.
s NORTH SYCAMORE STREET,
lower nat: 8 rooms; modern: 5000
year
ala NORTH TENTH STREET, UPPER
hat; rooms: bath S300 year.
aS27 STUART AVENUE. UPPER FLAT;
. rooms: modern; 1850 year
2227 WEST GRACE STREET, LOWER
nat rooms; modern; $500 year.
lola NORTH BOULEVARD, UPPER
fiat. Z rooms, bath: hot water heat;
electric lights; $500 year.
2els PARK AVENUE. LOWER FLAT.
rooms: modern. 5000 year.
26le PARK AVENUE, UPPER FLAT:
rooms; modern; $500 year,
1928 WEST FRANKLIN STREET.
furnished; $3.50 year
STORES OR OFFICES.
acg NORTH TWENTY FIFTH STREET,
store; Sgl6 year.
63i EAST MAIN STREET. OFFICE
space IN front: s24o year.
store or oiice; 500 year.
20! NORTH SMITH STREET. STORE:
$1,000 year.
GI5 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE.
Sl,2o0 year.
cl7 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE AND
basement; $1,000 year.
4os WEST BROAD STREET. STORE.
with two lofts above furnace for
heating storcroom: $500 year.
OFFICES OVER THIS BANK. RENT
very low.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
co. Real Estate Department o.
~ Hawkins. Manager. Main and
Seventh Streets
HALE OF STORE: RENT VERY REA
sonable: convenient TO Broad Street
APPLY 3l5 North Second Street
ATTRACTIVE SPACIOUS STORE
with fiat OF five rooms with ali con-
Broad. SULLIVAN & co.
LET w. S. ROBINSON S: co, PUT 4
good tenant III your vacant house
Madison 3059.
Real Gstatc 1llanten
FARMS WANTEDE.IF you WANT TO
sell your farm. list your property
with us. We sell farms Send for
blank. ZIMMERMAN & co, 2s
North Seventh Street.
erty with US VII. II. MILL inot &
CO. INC
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON-
NELLY & CO. Write postal for nee
sary blanks.
WILL EXCHANGE DESIRABLE
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dotte eggs. So and SO per setting:
barred Plymouth Rock and Rose
Comb Rhode Island Reds. $3.50 per
setting OF 10; day -old chicks. 90 and
20 cents each. BLOOMINGDALE
POULTRY FARM, Dumbarton. Va.
STOP IL. Lakeside car line Phone
Madison 5035-R.
FOR. SALE. GENUINE RUFUS RED
belgian rabbits from prize winuinr
stock. Apply to ~. j. MARSH. +
west Marshall Street
FOR SALE. PAIR OF HORSES: GOOD
workers; six and eight years old.
1910 East Cary Street
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Rooms 11anten

WANTED, BY YOUNG MARRIED
couple unfurnished front room or
three rooms suitable for light house
keeping; central. l. ell, care Times
Dispatch.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES HEATED
room. with or without meals. con-
venicnt TO business district. 80,
care Dispatch.
WANTED. ROOM CENTRALLY LO-
Gated, by two ladies. Reply MISS
JAMES. II East Main Street
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4os WEST BROAD STREET STORE.
with two lofts above; furnace for
heating storerOom: $500 year.
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Gl7 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE AND
basement; $1,000 year
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SCHOOL MISSES: NOW IS THE TIME
to bring In your fall hats to be re-
shaped and cleaned. Why spend 81
or So for q new hat, when your old
one can be made new by our process?
VERA HAT WORKS, 2ll North
First Street Phone Monroe 600
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Cans Rady Com
pany Will be held at the Office Of tho
company, 1905 East Main street.
Richmond. Va on Wednesday, Feb
ruary is, 1914, Mt IL O'Clock noon.
GEO. w. RADY
Secretary ~
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FOR SALE, ONE PAIR WHITE RUN
ners. or will exchange for Barred
Rock hens or eggs. w. V. MARTIN,
WaNerlY. Va
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REMOVALS NOTICE.
automobiles For SaIe

HUPMoBILE FOUR PASSENGER, az
horsepower touring car; new last
September: In fine order. WHITE
MOTOR CO. INC. 1909 West Broad
Street.
$4,000 TOURING CAR. IN SPLENDID
condition. for sale. No reasonable
ofer refused. Address Il 36S, care
Times Dispatch.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE NOTE
the prices--Reo touring $500; Chal-
mers touring. $3.50; Maxwell road
ster,. $500; Buick roadster. $3.50:
touring, $3.50: Overland touring. iois
model, $500; Fords from $3.50 to $3.50.
All cars in good running order
RICHMOND AUTO EXCHANGE, INC,
sos West Broad Street. p. O. Box
$50.
ROADSTER: FIRST GLASS CONDI-
ton: $500: part cash; balance easy
terms Dhnnn Madison EnO1-l
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Office Virginia Fire and Marine Insure
anco Company.
Richmond, Va, February 4, 1914
STOCkHOLDERS' MEETING - TILE
regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF this company Will be held
Z at the companys office on TUESDAY,,
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock M
WM. II. MCCARTHY,
Secretary.
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Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
fMppchpetnr


(Manchoster.)
Richmond, Va, January 2S, 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this bank will he
held at the bank. 1929 Hull Street,
action OF any business that may he
brought before it, and especially to
consider and take action on tho mat
ter of application for membership in
the regional bank of tho district in
which this bank may be located.
j. IL. PATTERSON,
Caahiar
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Gl5 EAST MAIN STREET. STORE;
Sl,200 year.
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NEW INVENTION JUST PUT OK THE
market that Will dsinfect and de-
odorize flush closets. the breeding
place FOR disease germs. Cost and
upkeep about nifty cents a year. Rec
commended by doctors and hospitals.
Every flush a strong solution Only
tnlnS on the market for homes
Phone Monroe 1873 for demonstra-
ton.
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YOUR OLD STOVE or RANGE TAKEN
in exchange for new one: pay bal
ancc weekly or monthly. SOCTH-
ERN FURNITURE co, INC, East
Broad Street
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RfSrfIl

SCHAAFS DOLLAR SPECIALS.
S1.oO PARKER ALARM CLOCK; IT'S
the best made.
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THE OLD MODEL BARBER SHOP is
now located under the American Ma
ttonai Bank, Tenth and Main streets:
eight BARRIERS. all = No. ], and two
OF the best ma.-.rurists In the city
Come and try one OF our easy shaves
and famous mango scalp treatment
great germ cure. JIM JENNESS
MnUager
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LET US PAINT AND REPAIR YOUR
automobile now Don't put it off.
We also make automobile tops, dust
hoods and do all kinds OF trimming
work. MAXIM and repairing springs
Finest automobile painting. Low
est prices for quality. r. II. BOSH-
ERS SONS, o South Ninth Street
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1o2s WEST FRANKLIN STREET.
third fiat: rooms, modern; heat
furnished; $3.50 year
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VISIBLE MODELS. So PER MONTH:
three months for S.. Sent anywhere.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COM
pANY, Clio East Main Street. Phono
Madison S51.
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s1.0o GENTS GUARANTEED COA1
and vest chains. gold filed.
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FOR RENT.

1902 JAMES STREET. ROOMS. si2o
wear. N ".
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BROTHERS, JEWELERS. 426
East Broad.
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BRING THIS AID. AND WE Win
sharpen your scissors free OF charge
with our patented electric sharpeners
Agents wanted. II. l.. BURLINGTON,
i2l West Broad Street
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Go CENTS TO s1.OO. PRETTIEST LINE
solid gold baby and children's rings.
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mantfh

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, OLD
gold and silver. Il. c. MEYER JEW
ELRY COMPANY. 21 West Broad
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Poultry, pets ami Rtbs btues

MUST SELL EIGHT MARES AND
-FOUR horses, city broke. 100 North
Twentieth Street
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THOROUGHBRED FEMALE ENGLISH
bull pups for sale. White Room is.
102 North Ninth Street. or phone Mad
isnn 2NN2
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FOR SALE. TEN FOX HOUNDS. FIVE
well hunted, five young; cracker
Jacks; have been hunting % years
and know fox dogs. Best cash offer.
Can be seen 175s Ivy Avenue New
port News. Address Box 90, New
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20, NORTH SMITH STREET. STORE:
$1,000 year
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT Oh VIRGINIA.

In the matter OF No. i4iI,
ALBERT l.. NEWSOA1, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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WANTED. YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
III. Cowardin's Sons prices on watch
and tewelry work are the lowest in
town: satisfaction is guaranteed.
1916 East Main Street
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GEORGE WASHINGTON SOUVENIRS
free 10 church and social GATHERINGS
giving birthday parties at which
cherry Smash Punch nonaIcohoiic)
is served Call at 1901 East Cary
Street for full information Phone
Madison 522g
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S1.0O SCIAAF SPECIAL WATCH; IT
surpasses all dollar watches.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09
THE LOT or
 THE STORE CLERK.

At the holiday season. when the saIespeop1e in any large store are driven to nerve strain by the rush of gift buying, much attention is con centrated on the lot of the salespeo- pie. In big metropolitan stores. conditions of living do not seem fa- xorable. Wages run pretty low. Elm ployers seemed disposed to make conditions as good as possible. But they meet certain basic difficulties
 Becoming a store clerk seems to many young people the easiest way to get a living They can get a job with out extended education. They gladly swap future advance for the imme- diate dollar. Without preparation or aptitudes they give poor service, both to employer and public.
 The conscientious merchant finds many of his competitors, in nearby towns or perhaps in his own, employ ing a force of such people at low rates. They Keep wages down for the whole trade. Better rates of wa ges would have to be charged up to the public, which might not stand it.
 If young people fit themselves for higher efficiency in retail trade, they could make themselves worth a bet ter wage to the merchant. One bright, active. alert clerk. thoroughly inform
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

II your soup Is too salty. try ada ing a lew sltcea Of raw potatoes and cook a little longer The pctatoea wiu absorb Inc eurplus salt
 Before stuff1ng chicken. rub f. in- sIde and out with bacon drippinss. Sausage. instead of stunng in chick en is an agreeable change.
 generous piece or neNNp zper crumpled Into ridges acts as an sf- ncient drain to all crouuettes. frztters. doughnuts and bacon.
 RHhbsF bands ara inexpensive and are Of great use in preparing lun ehes to: fAat<n the waxed paper around sand Hlches cakes. fruits etc.
 When running dates Or figs through tfe meat chopper ada a rev drops of lemon juice to prevent the fruit from eIogging the chopper.
 safe laxative for children is two soaked figs that have remained In a little water overnight, These are eaten If the morning bsfore break fast.
 table silver is placed in hot soap suds Immediately after being used and dried with a soft cloth. much of ths
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09
TO-DAY'S POEM {
CLYDE FOLKS.

o I'm sick for home, heart sick for
 the things know; The struggling towns that sit on the
 riverside, Blowsy, unkempt, dumped anyhow
 down in 8 row, Dabbling their feet in Clyde: And the black lun1s vomiting smoke,
 and the chatter Of things, The shipyard noises that usher ia
 dusk and dawn, And the siren hooting that tells where
 the big ship swings Out on the full of tide, with the
 dawn light wan Dimming her yellow lights, and her
 bows just showing Out of the river mist, and the, cries Eerie over the tide. and the sound of
 rowing
 From unseen cars, the creak Of the
 straining oar, And then the lift, and the drip. from
 the blade again. The great, gaunt warehouses, hud-
 d1ed on either shore With bales. and casks. and bundles of iron rails Scattered among their feet; and the
 homeless gu1ls Asleep on the lofty spars Of the ships And under and through it all the voice of the River, to mother of mine. will the voice of you never give overt Sweeping seaward and eroontng afnong the hu1Is. Rocking her babes, Clyde ships, to sleep on her breast. Setting the reeds in the Dead Slow marshes ashiver, Soaring with sudden nipples the feed- ing blower. Z Out of the high tide ooze back to his nest; And singing, singing. ever the self same song or home and love. and ever of home again. Till I, and such as I. poor wandering
 men,
 Hear her voice in the noise Of the city's throng Tn some far land. and say, with oiI1 hearts a-q ql1iver- T will arise and back to my Mother go, For oh! I'm sick for home and the things I know
 70. J. K, in Glasgow Herald. t sff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09

ed about her goods. courteous. atten- tive, and taetful, ought to be able to sell twice as much as the ordinary run Of ilI-trained and careless saIespeo- pie whom one often sees.
 There Is little room in the hustle of retail trade to-day. for young people who will not study earnestly to per- feet themselves in these qualities. In so far as stores have to rely on ill., trained help, their presence in the trade reduces wages for all con cerned, makes store Keeping more costly to the merchant, and finally to the public.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09
MISs LIBBEY'S REPLIES
 TO YOUR LETTERS
tCorrect na1ne and addrass muse Be etven to insure atte11tson
 bat noe te pr1ns.s Address letters to IsurA Jean Lds. Rey. s1e Presadens steese.
 RrOoskIyn. N. Fl
Let By-gones Re By-gones
Dear MISS L.ibDey: :

Dear Miss Libbey:
 am a girl twenty years old and went with a young man of about tWenty-four year ago and became engaged to him about five months after we had started going together. He seemed to love me dearly and treated me very nice. One evening a girl friend asked me to go to a dance with her, so I went and as [ started home 1t was raining and I had no umbrella, so a boy friend asked to assist me home and acc cepted his company. This my sweet heart heard and when we met again he asked me about It So I explained Just how it occurred. but he would not hear to it and thought it was not right for me to do what I 6fdf So we quit. F started going with another fe1- low. It seems to make htn mad. He has never gone with any one since we quitx love him and no one else.s Was it right for me to have gone to the dance without him have chance to go with him again. Shall I accept it or turn him down after being en- gaged to him? Awaiting your best advice.
 You had better patch up your dIf- ffcuIty with each other. Love is still in your hearts. The foolish past you must forget and make ID. Resolve that neither of you will bring up the past but will let by-gones be by gones for loves sake.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-09
FOR SEMI FORMAL WEAR.

so 1t fa especially necessary in cutting that the pattern be latd on q thread 0x the vest and. cuff Back ana collar however. are arranged on . lengthwtse fold Of the goods
 To make the sleeve. first pleat as creased on slot perforatfons. bringing fold to small 70. perforations: stitch. leaving edges free below double .-Oo'' perforations Close seam as notched Join lower cuff aS notched sew upper cuff to short sleeve, single small .-o'' perforations even double ~oos perfora ton at sleeve seam and lap Sew in armhoIe. seam at notch in front eas- ing any fulness.
 Arrange tucks in outer front near avmhole and stitch Bring folded edge or tuck at shoulder to small .'o' per- forarion and tuck. Form tuck creas- ing on remaining line of slot perfora tions stitch ss inch from fold Under 1ace front from front edge to tuck, roll on small Q. perforattons to form rever. Pleat vest bringing slot to small -o's psrforations and tack Center front Lap front edge Of front to line of small so'. perforations fin vest corresponding single large .-Os' perforations and lower edges even. and bring single and dou- ble '.oo' perforations in front and in vest together and stitch. Close under arm seam as notched. close shoulder seam. Gather lower edge Of waist be- Directctre collar to neck edge. notches and center backs even Arrange on lining, centers. under arm seams and armhole edges even. stitch lower edges together.
 Crochet. velvet covered or glass put tons may be used for the front and sleeves.