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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10

Tracy Huntsucker is visiting in
the city.
Neil Newhouse. who formerly
operated the sawmill at this place,
passed through to Newport Tuesday
noon.
A. o. Krogstad is making ar
rangements to put new roof on
his building, formerly the Ofste-
dahl building.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. R. Wishart and
A ttorney E. j. Clark went to New,
port last evening to attend ban.
auet given in honor of officials OF
the railroad and others. They re-
port a splendid tim..
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10

A banquet and smoker will be
given at I.O.O.F. Hall tomorrow
evening in honor of the visiting
Elks.
Last Sunday while driving up
the hill leading from the rock
crusher into town team driven by
Donald Stewart became frightened
and ran away depollshing the rig.
Mr.. Stewart jumped when the team
started and was not injured.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10
Meier & Franks
VS.. Toledo

A game has been arranged with
the fast Meier & Frank team of
Portland to be played on the Toledo
grounds Sunday, July 10th. Next
Sunday we play Newport and the
the following Sunday the Meier G.
Frank team. This will be one Of
the fastest games played in Lincoln
county this season and will be
wortn your while to attend,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10
COW AND CALF.

Good Jersey COW and calf for
sale. Calf 10 weeks old. Cow
fifteen-sixtheenth Jersey. Apply
at this office.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been. by order of
the County Court Of Lincoln county,
Oregon. duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of Chas. j..
Jackson. deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the
same duly verified and with proper
vouchers, as by law required, to
me at my office in Toledo, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 26th day of June,
1914. G. E. Hawkins
Administrator of the estate of Chas.
J. Jackson. deceased.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

&O@< ~ a AANEi ~ ~ L Elm
In the County Court of the state
of Oregon, for Lincoln county.
In the matter of the estate of
David Foreman. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. as administrative of
the estate of David Foreman. de-
ceaed, has filed in the County
Court of Oregon. for Lincoln
county. her final account as admins
trator OF SAID estate. and that on
the Sd day of August, 1914, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. thereof.
has been fixed by said Court as the
time for hearing objections to said
report and the settlement thereof
! Dated at Toledo. Oregon, this 1st
day Of July, 1914.
Nellie C. Harrison.
administrative of the estate of
David Foreman, deceased.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-07-10
FOR SALE
FILM DEVELOPING.

Film rolls, packs and plates de-
veloped. 6-roll film, 1Oc.; 10-roll
film, l5c.; packs. 25c.; plates. SOC.
dozen. Prints, sc. each; proofs, &c.
Leave orders at the Gallery.
Il. r. Wilson, Photographer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
EMG.A. Goaki,aS Class

the nlow they seldom turn back. 1T
Is, to them we arc now locking for the
greatest impetus given the suffrage
as native ofNhe South myself I take
the greatest Personal pride In every
victory achieved by and through
gross they are making, and venture
the prediction that the, work NOW being
accomplished in the South will go a
In the near future"
The Equal Suffrage Lenguc of Nir-
noke. The original date for the con-
Nention was the 9th. but it has been
moved back two days in order to allow
tanooga meeting. also. There will be
Thirty delegates from sRichmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

effect, because these ingredients must
be cheap, otherwise there Is no profit
in their sale. If you will make up your
mind to make up your own cream,
which you can do in n few moments
as follows, you will have remarkable
wrinkle cradicator. one that works
quickly and surely, and it will cost
you far less than any prepared cream
you can buy; Furthermore. you Will
get the result desired. Dissolve two
tablespoonfuls Of glycerine and two
ounces of cptol in halfta pint of water
This cream used every day will produce
startling change In q short timc, MAX
lug the face plump and youthful to a
marked degree.
NEGLIGENT .R.--Yes, you can stop
falling Of hair very quickly. Here is
formula which produces mark ed
changes in the hair roots and scalp
tissues. The result is that sdnndruff Is
absolutely stopped, the hair roots rc-
gain their youthful vfgor, hair grows
quickly and luxuriantly. often several
INCHES. a month. and II takes on very
silky and healthy gloss. There is moth
ing so satisfactory as this splendid for
mula. Mix one ounce of beta -quinol In
water and alcohol. half.-a pint each,
or use a full pint of bay rum instead.
Tails makes very economical hair
treatment. Us mixed in Q few moments,
~ w.. y
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HARRIsONBURG
tsnec,al 10 rhr TImc..D;sno,c oh

IsPee,sl TO n The Times; nispa.eh
oRn paR and Srds
Dannehower. Of. Alexandria have returned
or 'n Their Ss,da 1on and
They we're married: on October Il in Alex
Miss Elizabeth Roller has returned from
Richmond. where ahea was a guest Of her
up Mrs Ga aSipb cs @isc and aauan,.r Mrs
relatives In Chicago. ST Louis and Kansas
Mrs. Lucy Gooae has returned TO. nicn:
me Nor ), aftes ,y xi,i In the home of Mr. and
,l DR.; Ioh , III Men Of the Gniyersity Of
,, Milf Mass s S, Sipk; of the state normal
sonnnrs. have been elected delegates from
he Iiartisonerr Egao Suffrage Lcagu TO
Mr. ard Airs W. s. sou,han have re-
Norfoik and RlcSmo o d. ne Easter" shoFo'
Representative James Hay was the guess,
at the home OF W. A. Byerly.s!n Britlgewnter
Mira c G. A. ,h Grummra ,s Of HaGss.one is
Miss Lizzie ,Bozenperser Q. Basic cts.
Mrs, Mrs.. Charles. ,lss, G. Maphig Of 6har'ettcs-
Conrad, on south Main street.
,iase OF t. e. sebrci Jr.. md. Miss, Shirley
Manor. ai5 ts.i h ,lltE ! -
Mr., ana Mrs Samuel. Youut, OF waynes-
way and BridSewnter.. -.'f is-..-aS u
Mrs, tirennlee p. Leteher, OF LeNin ston. is
with her mother. Mrs. Kate Paul. S'f
Among tho rcla tives who were called here
by the death %! Mrs: Eugene West were
MIS- John H. Berry, of Graham. y. c.. Miss
Natalie Berry. o. the Protestant Hospital.
Charleston w. Va; j. T.. CoNan.i of; Ba ale
city Mrs. Ecrgil fiawse. of PittshurEh: I5u-
gene Wes, and daugh tor. Miss Mamie
Pierce West. OF Lynch6urg. ~ Is - y
Miss Grace Rhodes entertained sat, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

tho guest of her brother. r. C. Johnson
and family. q,
Mrs. n ~. Wilson is tho guest OF relatives
In Washington and Alexandria
Mrs Alicc jennings Is in Farmyillc. tho
guest OF Mr. and Mira II. IL. Paulett.
Mrs Moftett and little daughter returned
home on saturday after II stay WITH reia-
tives In Petersburg.
Airs. Lloyd, OF Norfolk. Is Visiting her
sister. Mrs. V. Walden. S
y. scott Gibbs. OF South T,inhmond. was, a
recent visitor In the homo OF Mrs. w. ~.
burger. ~
Major Stanley Martin. clerk OF tho Unlii s.
states Court ut Lynchburg and RounoRc,
was II recent visitor here.
Tho Patrons Association of the Farnlril,e
High School met on Friday afternoon IN
the school auditorium An interesting pro-
griiIn was hadsy aftor which refreshments
. we're served. -
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WAKE FOREST

ISoecia., to The Times Dispatchl
day w b.. Dunn. sr.., ono ~ the oldest and
most highly esteemed citizens OF the corn
daughies, Mrs. L; Alien. All Of his chiidrsn
grand children and REORGANIZATION sent
On Thursday afternoon little John Brewer
gave number of his friends great deal
OF pleasure at a party i'm honor OF his fifth
Mrs h0stess to
home was decorated in ali those spooky and
clever ways tina, make the 8lst Of October
for ,e evening ens WAS the than an o
n Mno gay your n, fortune told rs wI,s
,l,f,. enJoylns Mrs. carStarphens hospi-
ae'y Mrs weTf aI Re anq ND M nnd smith p
Misses whitley, Cobb, Anna and KathrInc
aEse Se nn a asnfs Bessie TSyHr
Holding, Dolores crozicr,. Minta and Bessie
mSid Rgsy G Hsd Louise Helms
N Hsnn, b. Watkins r. Styles. H. ). Lansston,
6. Whtehurst, Mrs H. j. Lahsston and 'i Dr..
J.. w. Novel;
asenr ha er E par
number 9th, Of her Meredith C9iisge friends.
s oas numS Ss Of Wake 'o Fora ns
College men were present. The young
Mss Maae* Ms M serM M
Elizabeth Royal, Louise Wilkins. Gertrude
NltCncn Louise lIOiulnS u. Cook Ellen
Brewe:. Helen Baird Aydettc. Mimic Be 10
Riddick and Teresa Dew. On Monday Miss
Ellen Brewer will entertain the same young
women Mt n buffet luncheon at her home, on
Main Street.
The Citizens Bank - now occupying ,,s
handsome new homo oil the corner of White
and South Streets.
Mrs. q. w. Paschal has returned from n
visit TO her home in South Carolina.
Miss Margaret Rogers Is the guest of Miss
CASTOR Foote, of Norfolk Va, Is here on
n visit to rcla lives and friends.
Mrs. Is. #. Board has returned from Pc
tersburg; where she was the guest OF her
sist sr, Mrs. Harvey Seward.
thjs week
Miss Lul!c Dickson. Of Charlotte. srant
several days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Srrs 81 y " In,,s uu' rns ,as. weea;
zone to her new home in Ashevillc. after
visiting her parents In Wake Forest
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THE T1nEspIsPATcH: RIcHMoND va SUNDAY 1914

and s.. Marshall, ~, returned 10 their rcsu-,
lar vocations, tho former to, his lumber
business in North Carolina and the latter
TO Madison. Mis-. where no is engaged In
bunsing.
Miss Agnes Patton resumed her classes
In dancing on Wednesday afternoon. Dur
Ing the, summer and fail she has spent
much time studying under chalit and tho
Castles. .Shc will be assisted In tho work
by her sister. Miss Lucy.
Richard, B!dgood. Of Richmond. WAS tho
guest OF Captain Mayo on Tuesday. An
j. a. Chamblis. class of t9)S, and Wife.
Of Chattanooga. Tenn. werc Weekend visi-
tors at the institute. ~
r. RnGland. e. former post adjutant. and
now engaged In tho practice of law In Jack
sorrillc. spent the week ut the post, the
The Fortnishtiy Club was entertained at
the home OF Colonel Hunter Pcndlcton on.
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Wrinkles Big and Wrinkles
Little Go Quickly - Ss%s st sseIsts

and cannot be surpassed. Use literally.
Any drug store can supply you with the
beta -quinol
MISS G. NJ. B.-IIso the following and
see how quickly and beautifully your
Iusite beauty: II is dlricult to explain
the marked change which this cream
Eroduses. All frseklss, muddiness and
can surpnss it for this. Get at the drug
store one ounce(of zintone and mix with
one tablespoonfnl of glycerine in a pint
on. OF NOT r wntef; This makes many times
for by buying prepared creams which
are much weaker In results.
SORRoWFUL.-Thc bust can very
often he developed; The following mix
ture IS the best thing known for this.
can ever be surelof success in this re-
gard. Mix TWO ounces of ruetone, OBJ
tainabie .at any drug. store. with half u
OF cold water Take two teaspoonfuIs
after meals and at bedtime.
EVA G. R.-You have probably never
heard OF tho remarkable properties of
ogSoi as q head-wash and dandrun re-
mover. This dissolVes away all fatty
accumuiationS and dandruff. which
nothing else, not even soap and hard
scru6bing, can do. y teaspoonful OF
the most exquisite shampoo you can
ever get. IT cleans out all the pores
W .I and let's the hair breathe"
ing the kair healthy and vigorous. I
would never use soap on hair Eggoi,
bcSides, leaves the hair easy to do up.
II is very economical, us for a moderate
rrice YOU can Obtain enough eggol for
over n dozen of these extraordinary
head-washcc.
MRS. 7. L. M.--simple sulfo solution
spperlluous hair successfully. This is
because II is the only thing which dis
solves the hair instead of burning it
suit, it never leaves marx o or res red 3 spot
or Injuries tho skin. but leaves il clear,
soft and smooth. Use ii on any part
OF the body. no matter how delicate the
few moments. The simple sulto solu-
ton can be secured ut any drug store.
MISS Y, O.--It is. rcmarkable but true
that you can get rid Of blackheads in n
few minutes. Sprinkle some neroxin
Snt sponge which you tp,. have we, with
h e In "a few minutes they will be
tiniest blackheads which it is inpossi-
bic 70 pinch out. Never pinch out
MRS. 7. y. P.--Thc liquids and pow
ders sold for excessive Precipitation are
usually but momentary in effect. APP
plying hydroliZed tale to the arnr-pits
keeps these fresh and dry all the time,
and you will not have your arm-pits
wet and your dress-shields curl upsIike
ropes 1t Will save the damage to5your
OF the fabric. Hydrolized tale can be
secured at any drug store. II destroys
all odors at once. 1t Is also the hest
thing known for perspiring feet.--Adv.
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Friday evening.
J.. ~ Patton. ,i< OF Portsmouth. Va. Ia
the guest OF his father. Colonel Patton.
Mrs. Thomas 3. Purdtc. OF norfolk. after
o visit ofdten days ut enc Institute rs the
guest OF her son, Captain K. S. Purdic. the
post adjutant. returned to her homo ON
die. who was up for the Weekend
Mrs. vonDyke and daughter. of Baiti-
mosc, arc visiting Cadet NanDyke. third
Mrs. Frank Gorton. wife of the athletic
director. who,t since the opening OF school.
arrived at tho post on Tuesday.
Miss Nancyc Pendlcton will leave for Dan
VILE. Va. on Tuesday for II visit OF Several
days. While in panvillc Miss Pendleton Will
be the guest OF Niles Barbara Allen Sponsor.
Mrs. n. L. Marshall and daughter. Knth-
erine. OF Portsmouth. Va, are Visiting Cadet
Marshall. first class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Mss PANKHURsT TO ATTEND
CIIATTA NOOGA CONVENTION

The story of the refusal of the Eng
1ish courts 10 allow young woman to
practice law after she had completed
her university course is not known to
many. as the reason for the militant
young woman in question was Christie
bel Pankhurst. the brains" OF this
unusual battle for equal rights Miss
be speaker at the Southern States
Woman Suffrage Conffrerc. TO be hcld
II Is regarded by sufragists all over
the country as significant that tho
young militant should be given a Iei.d-
ern women. Mrs O. H. +. Belmont,
Writing Of the formation of this South
ern states Conference. says:
1T has become automatic that when
Southern women put their hands to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Gems OF Secret Information on Benuty.
by Vnieslen Surntt. Whose Fame M
americn's SeIf-Mndc Benuty-
Queen is World WIDE. 80
BY MISS yALEskA sUnAr.r.

MOT SO much the big wrinkles, but
IN the little ones, are what rob the
No matter how faithfully and vigor-
ously YOU may engage in massa cling! the
tacc, there Will he no perceptible:result
Unless the proper article is used. Near
the stores have tho same base and in
gradients. This is why perhaps You
have experienced but little improve
mcnt with one cream over another.
Every woman should US we'll know now
as later that the cost OF prepared
creams Is too high 10 allow their use
being liberal and unstinted. as 1t should
BIO to produce results. Furthermore,
thoir ingrcdients. arc usually hacking in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
FARMYILLE


Especial to Tho Timcs-Dlspatch.l
FARMvILLE. VA. October 31.-sDrs
Irving and Anderson attended the meeting
OF the Medical Society held In washing
ton the past week. (9E
Joe johnston. OF kentucky. was a visitor
to Farnvillc during the past week.
Miss julia Register has returned to her
homo In. Oxford, n. C.. aftcr spending some
time with Mrs.5J. j. Powell
Mrs. S. d. Dalton ATTENDED tho recent
meeting In Bristol OF the Virginia Synodicai.
OF which organization she was elected pres
iucnt. So,
AIrs. Albert II. Iioge returned on Tues
day, after attending the Wilson, Lee nuptinls
in Gloucester on Monday. She Will spend
some time In Farmvillo with her mother
Mrs. J.. b. Egelcsto of Blacksburs. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01
Women's Union Suits,
Special, Sl.5O

Hand finished, medium weight,
half wool and half cotton Union
Suits with a fiat outside seam and
perfectly smooth surface inside,
1t is the famous Harvard Mills"
Underwear-the best that's made.
Beautiful, durable. comfortable,
all sizes for women and misses.
ST.
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Store Notes.

Ostrich Feather is one of
the new things for dress trim
mings this season. Q inches
wide, soc yard. black and white.
Main Floor, West.
Francis Nets are very
popular for over-draperies. Fine
quality here, AZ inches wide, at
$f.5O yard; violet, wisteria,
purple, new French blue, the
new browns, yellow, lemon, etc.
Main Floor, West.
Have you seen the new
Slip-On Kid Gloves at $1.OO.
No buttons; latest novelty this
season; black. tan. and white.
Main Floor, West.
The newest Evening Slip
pers in white and black satin
at 800 and $500 are prettily
trimmed with rosettes and
buckles. Second Floor, Shoe
Store.
An exceptionally good
value in All-Linen Double Huck
Towels at soc. Monogram de-
sign with Damask border,
20x40 inches. Towels that are
worth 75c. Second Floor, East.
Some very attractive look
ing Bath Robes for women are
made of Beacon Cloth. in rich
colo:s, beautifully trimmed
with satin and silk, S4.g8.
Third Floor.
The new Guimpes are per-
fectly lovely. Air line cloth,
combined in some cases with
pique; dozen or more styles,
roc to S3.0s, including a num-
Der OF hand-embroidered de-
signs. Main Floor, West.
Our s1.25 Black Silk Hose
for women is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction; heavy
silk with reinforced Isle sole
and Isle garter top. Main
Floor, West.
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$l2.5O Lambs Wool Com
forts, $3.50

AN actual saving OF $500 on
the price OF beautiful Silk
Covered Comfort filled with the
finest and cleanest wool. Double
bed size. very light In weight, but
very warm. Solid color silk one
side and fancy on the reverse,
with 9-inch solid color border.
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So Blankets, $5.98 pair

Cold weather and an opportu-
nifty to save money on Blankets
have arrived together. Made OF
fine selected white wool. 76xs4
inches. for extra large beds,
weight s pounds. pink and blue
borders.
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$3.50 Silk and Wool Crepe
Suiting, SLIGO yard, 40 inches
wide, in wisteria, navy, mulberry,
reseda, Canard, pink, white, and
black.
$500 Charmeuse, $1.f0 yard,
40 inches wide, in navy, Tete de
Negre, Russian, green, etc.
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$3.50 Black Chiffon Velvet. soc
yard, Is inches wide, very rich
looking.
Sits Colored Chiffon yelvets,
OSc yard, 10 inches wide, in
brown, hunters green, gray. navy,
and yellow.
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OnGA NIZATION.S FINANCE WEEK
TO RFPLENISH TREASURY

November IL TO % arc the dates set
for the securing Of annual subscriptions
for the work OF the Young Womcn's
Christian Association This Will be
the first time since November. 1911.
that q public appeal has been made for
funds. Since that time the organize
ton has erected two buildings for tho
home for nifty girls a, los West Cary
Street, and n central building on Fitch
Street, near Main, 10 which over 2.noo
girls belong as members ana nav.
established rest room at 1901 East
Main Street. which is used at the noon
hour by many girls employed in that
section of the city. The boarding home
ranging from S2.5U TO s. weekly. and
has been self-support:ng since it's
The membership fec OF 81 q gear is,
practically within the reach OF any
girl working TO join. q large part Of
the maintenance of the work 10 covered
by class ana membership fees and by
the revenue from the cafeteria. For
that portion of expenses not covered
in this way the friends who have made
possible the erection of the buildings
and the carrying on of the work to this
time viii be asked to insure it's per-
inanency by their subscriptions Novem.'
Der "a TO %.
The executive committee of the
Young Women's Christian Association
is made UP as follows: Miss Katharine
Heath 1awes, president: Mrs. G.. T..
Walford. first vice president: Mrs. IL.
Charles o. Savillc. treasurer: Miss
EI.za beth Richardson. corresponding
secretary; Miss Katherine Ricks. re-
cOrding secretary.
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homo OF her mother. Mrs. j. b. D. Rhodes
on North High Street; Among the gues.s
John D. Bnrl:holdcr and family have
moved 10 Roanoke to make their home
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s1.50 Crepe de Chine, SLID.
yard, 40 inches wide, In lavender,
purple, royal blue, Copenhagen.
reseda, old rose, taupe, gold, seal
brown, light blue. pink, etc.
$3.50 Silk Velvet, &1.OS yard,
SIS inches wide, brown and navy.
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NEWS OF v. M. |.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON, VA, October Si..-The foot
ball coaching STAFF was diminished by two
mon ON "Wednesday. when Fob" Mnssie '0S,
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A Demonstration o
Perfected, Lcce From
Bon Ton Corset.
Begins To-Morrow

1t is a conceded fact that the
Corset is the most essential part
of a woman's attire.
Gowns Of exquisite texture and
artistic design loose their beauty
If worn over a wrong foundation
On the other hand. the simplest
little frock is stamped with charm
if worn over the right Corset,
properly adjusted.
Madame Miller, an expert from
the Bon Ton parlors In New York,
will be with us during the coming
week.
Madame Miller's special work is
demonstrating the merits of the
Lace-Front Corset, but she will
take pleasure in assisting you
with advice regarding any model
you prefer.
Lace-Front styles, $3.50, $500
and $500.
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and cannot be surpassed Use literally.
Any drug store can supply you with the
beta -quinol.
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New Crepe de Chine
Waists Sl.98 Z
N 80 RI NJ

Plain blouse effect, with
set-in sleeves; excellent
quality of silk, in maize,
reseda, pink and white;
very stylish.
A New York waist maxi
or sold US a small over-lot
at a special price.
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Dinner Dresses SIS and $3.50

Crepe Meteor in French blue plain, navy,
putty black and brown, with an all-over lace
waist trimmed with Meteor; some are trimmed
with fur. They all have very pretty bouquet
on the upper part of the corsage. Draped and
tunic skirts. Charmingly pretty and all new
copies of imported models.