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The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
A Suit for You.

Men there is a suit of clothes at
Walters Store for you at n price YOU
can't resist $1,000 values $3.50;
Sl5 90 values 1925; $3.50 values
S705,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
Farm for Sale.

200 acres, 8 miles from town, good
three room house, story and a half
with porches, neatly finished Good
water handy, rs acres cleared, balance
In white and red oak and ash, $40 per
acre; terms reasonable, Give possess
ion at once. G., =. MATLocK,
Valley Springs, Ark,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01

-Schweitzer's Pasture for Aug
ust for 81,
If you need Cement, Lime or Brick,
call the JERSEY Mill. Phone g.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
Land Bargain.

For sale cheap 100 acres OF good
timber lands i've miles south OF
Omaha, Afk, Fine fof pasture or
fruit farm See ben n, MeMahan,
Harrison, Arm,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
The Christian Church.

The Sunday morning sermon sub
ject is Human Interest and for
evening David the Bandit"
f. NJ. CUMMINGS.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01

-Schweitzer's Pasture for Aug
ust for 81
If you need Cement Lime or Brick,
cal the JERSEY Mill Phone 81,
Those who live under a cloud
never see the silver lining.
"A man may lead a woman to
the alter but it ends there,
Our ,listrust of mankind comes
from knowledge Of ourselves.
See the Boone Co. Abstract Co. for
Abstracts. Office in Court House,
l will clean and press your clothes
aud do it right See Pietsch, the
Tailor,
-Isn't it funny that when a man
is going TO the devil they call him a
good fellow,
Give William Tyler chance to do
YOUR painting. Work guaranteed
References given.
WANTED. "A girl TO do general
house work Address John i, DaVls,l
No. 264, Harrison, Ark
The worst pesssimists would be
loud mouthed optimists if things
were going their way,
The man who loves a girl well
enough TO eat her may not Ne dis
playing the best of taste,
SnoM bua AMT 2. j0, %
Boy wanted, Willing worker
can learn bakery trade, Apply
Central Grocery & Bakery,
"A new fashion in dress IL Aor
woman to wear electric lights Just
as if the men didn't see enough
already.
Take liver square for bilious
ness, torpid liver, malatid %9C Per
box, If your druggist cannot supply
you, write the Liver Square Company
at Cotter, Arkansas,
The parent who gets any enjoy
ment out of Furnishing his children
isn't going to do the children any
good by punishment
Prof. W. B. Clarke, formerly of
the Harrison High school faculty,
but now state lecturer of the Ma
sonic Order, is conducting a Mason
ic school here this week,
Environment doesn't have as
much effect as some folks try to
make us believe, The obdurate
onion planted among roses is en-
tirely uninAuenced by the sweet
eompOnionship,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
Violin Class,

Violin instructions, latest approved
method, broad experience as teacher.
Phone 2l6, V. ], SELLERS,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
Local and Personal

! uSSudy,
Hugh Stockton of Nevada, Mo-,
is in the city for few days visiting
friends.
Rev. lester has been at Lead
Hill this week assisting in a revival
meeting,
Arch Johnson, son Of the" late
Jas Johnson, of Tulsa, Okla, is visit
ing relatives here,
L, H. Schwetzer leaves tomor-
row for an extended visit to Missou-
ri and Oklahoma.
The young people of the NJ, E.
Church served ice cream in the court
park while the Band played Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. E. Lewis has returned
to her home in Springdale after a
visit with her son, W. II. Lewis, and
his family,
Judge f. G. Mitchell is enjoying
visit from his mother, who lives
with her older son, Sam Mitchell, at
Tecumseh, Ok.
There is almost as much
pleasure giving away something
you don't want as there is in getting
something you do want,
Miss Izora Scott, of New York,
visited the first of the week with her
brother and sister DR.. /, Kirby and
Mrs. J. o. Nicholson,
"A person afflicted with inocuous
desuetude would probably never
make the effort necessary to look up
what the words mean,
Mrs. Fannie Weber Keiier and
Mr.. Francis Keifer entertained Fri.
day night in honor Of Miss Eileen
Flick Of Jackson, Tenn.
Mr., and Mrs. X, N, Fellows en-
tertained with a Rook party Tues
day night in honor Miss Genevieve
Tyson of Hemet, California.
{ The Harrison Produce Co.. Jeff
Woods, manager, moved into its
new two.story brick, just east OF the
square, on Stevenson Avenue,
1t is concerted effort for the
town that gets results; the village
band wouldn't be much Of band
unless its members played together,
s. asa 81,
The sale of the concessions for
the coming County Fair, Sept, 18th
TO 18th, will begin on Monday.
Those interested in any Of the
various lines should callat the TIMES
Office for particulars, } q" ls9
Mrs. j NJ, Critz Jr,, and child.
ren, Lucille and John, who have
been visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mrs, ], J, Johnson, for the past
month, returned to their home in
Little Rock Tuesday,
Prof A. Redden, of the Belle.
fonte school, leaves next week for
Liberty, Arizona, where he will have
charge of school next year, On
account of his w(e's health he re-
signs a position on the faculty of
Harrison's schools to go west at
once.
There is nobody so stupid as not
to prefer q good townto bad town
or no town at all But there are
many people who do not know, or
at any rate they do not seem to real.
ize that by n little knocking Of one
kind or anothera towns citizens can
kill it almost beyond resuscitation'
Prospects for an apple crop yet
remain good Of the late varieties,
princpNl Of which is the Ben Davis,
q heavy yield is expected, Orchards
which received proper spraying will
yield q good quality Of fruit, but
other orchards are badly infected
with apple seab and the fruit will
be Of poor quality,
| Shipping Of peaches from the
Commercial orchards of Boone
county began Thursday with a ship
ment of two ear loads from Gapps
Notwithstanding the general short.
age, this point hopes to have twen'
~ car loads, or about half the crop
of last year, The price will average
n third better, however, and will net
VI considerable sum-
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
the CITY DRUG STORE
Confirmation Notice.

KolIeo Ia hereby given inBl on this day, A,
u. CLANCY has nlod his petition In the chan
Gerry court Of n00ne county AfhnnhAt, pray
lng 10 have his title 10 the following deHCrlb'
cd lands IN nQone county, Arkansas, loswlll,"
The N, ht VI the N u, ar, containing 10 htfus
the \, nj, Of the N, Vs. Qrl CQntanH NO acres,
and the 4, u, ar 0f the N, w dr Containing
40 acres aud the NJ A, Qri OF the \, w ~, eons
lanina 40 aofa and theS l,0t containing lgo
aerea' ail In Aed, w 10, N W, Range ~ w,
containing In the aggregate 400 acres also,
the e0ntheaHi quarter oi the toWhweAl
quarter, forty acres, and the h0ulh nall on the
s0ulkeasi 0uarteH eighty acres, ~ section Y,
the south weat quarter 0f the southwest quar-
leF f0FtY acres, the east fractional half 0i the
southwest tfaetional quarter, sevehtyislS and
forty one huhdfedths acres and The southeast
fractional quarter, thirteen and iQrty.tto one
hundredths acres, In section y, all In town
ship twenty one north, range nineteen vest
all lying on the right bank ~ white River,
containing Ia ail 2iO,U9 acrcH more 0r less, es'
iabllshpd, duiuted and confirmed,
Nbw all persons having any claim 10 bhlu
lands or any part thereof viii show cause v
any they have Al The nest regular term on
The il00he ehaD0efx court, which SAID term
heuina on the nrht Monday IN Beniemhef IVA
why the title 10 said lands Hh0uld not be eh.
(abIlahed, dueied ana confirmed IA prayed
dlyeu under my hand and the seal Of said
court this the goth day " lnQs lplh,,a,,,
MARVIN llAIHeQAIl.
Clerk Of Boone Uhahfefy Court
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

ooju. @ciiht imnter ieite in Die GrOe
qeQrohcu. 5tno V1igeIn liher mid
Giuqepfiiien. Sab iA noh gan5er
s&cilc mid porlihti9 ulngeieben. BIN
.ib bloc nod olein III 6eucrllnie
'8cmeien, morcn ale ilbri9en Ruiicn
tcotgeihpiien ober meggcloufcn. Bin
nod aan5c MeiIe licgen gebliebem,
lis Sdieben oufborte. SAB i'd pie.
Scr midi Oorltdtig umqeleberL ipareu
bloG nod Gelltihe 81 ieben. gor feinc
Ichenoen 9fiiicn mebr. Bin if ouf-
qctnnocn mo bob' gleih beioc @an-
DC hohgeboItcn. @oben 9eutide
aelpunfeL ioq i'd hinfonmen. gin
id blugcfomurcn un0. @ott lei Oonf.
mnr id gefongen." 0obci
itrnbIte iein @eiidlt bor Stol5 ilbcr
Die Sd,loltheit. nit Ger er ieirte 0e-
ianqennobmc berrrflteligt 1attc.
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Rnfh orm ueneitcu Ypltuadridheu

HsoH nrabeu hcrrldt oilh in gang
ESiterreih un0nru nele
sSri9sbpqeiIteruna. ieoer Rationale.
tnicn uua 9artcibu0er III ucrldmum
0VIl, bon 'oqenomter Sebenamltiel
Eioth lit teine Spur. Die 3ohl scr lid
s%reiptiiio Meloun0en. ole oorl0uflH
Eaoracmertt meroerL m0dlt id1lldl 3ie
A~ncrtenmtn9 Der QroGortiocn Nr
iel1e Der Aeutihen (ruppcn un1 oic
2Whe gum eeutid)cn Rcldle lit al!Ie
-uIeru; ole oiterr. .rnu. 1ruppeu. Ole
rG-uatcrfrnfte 0isSiplin bc'igerL lhla.
ycn lEith lpie NeInen. hubch trot Der
a;rpIru lleberntndt. StropuScn unN
(fntbcbrrmgen ieoer Nlrt groBc erioI
&c 5u pcr;eihncn uno iruN nit Milic
0cr britidlen Eritppen pom oen Ono
iegc non ibcr5clnt.
Aagcnciu miro Der Mforo Oes le-
ZIinlen Gh6pfcrs ser icti0tl ntc0cr
-urn. p|crsioljtcu olterr. ma. Armce,
scE SlronfolQers. tief betrallert mo
9dR3 S0tcrreld "llnlorn blidt III ojt
Ter i6mcrct Stun0e auf 5u oeut 3eo,
zen 0niicr @ilbcIm Scr ,.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
prdmien Site.

Gin yabr i'm poraus be,ablenee
Mbonnenten erhalten ie einen
gdsonen HaIeneer ais Prdmie
aratis ums %pertoiret. lin pra-
sulen Hne foieemee sur auspabi
1orhaneen:
g~satnrppuh, tbapon fino orei5eln Num'
Eatrn erihienen1.
Brdmien gesen Mebrbc;ablnng.
Sodium.
e5isiaer's oeutih i. amerifaniihes aohbud
hir fleine JGmjtien. Spn Naloeridr
tSdhreper. Breis 10 Gents.
RahmaidbineH.
CHE .g1pretern@ 9idhmdlfliHe Wo. ! uiro
auf S Sabre idriitiih 9nrGntirt, e3rop
hsoo1. gebduie, ertra feline golitur, ale
~neueiten Berbeferungeu, abiolut bic bette
RaIhiue, bic fur ir9eno einen Breis er.
Adttli6 S26
air s9sorbiteru"s 9tdbnaihine SO. 3, se'
Hau ME so. 1. uar nit autboniatbtlhemi
Drop 3eao@. ...................$27
ME .RproIern@. Rdbmaidiue 30. 3, in
~Gtnisea Dat : @ebduie. autbomntilhem
.ghGin 2ift@, auaelager : @eitell nit
~autbomatilhem BELT 6epIacer", hobem
arm, aeb1rtete StnbltbeiIe. ale rNttada
7ueutss in Sammet. Rdltden. Cine CUTE
Rnl4lne ju benz iebr bialsen Breis non
............. ...............SIo
9DH .glorbfern" .Malhine Ro. 4, gendu tuie
go. 8. nur in 3est.Gabinet' Jorn, 1921
Hqe bieIe Naihinen lino abiolut saran'
girt. Eie iyraht bat Der R6ufer 81 tra9en
6xzh &c betr1at bon SOC bis 81, le nah Der
SiStaEs.
Gieie grdmienlilte miro phne tueitere
saot;i pom 3eit gu 3eit ergdnSt uno perdn'
oert, uno steIe Yreiie rihteH It'd nab benz
setueiligen Martwertb.
xn Eefsn unb stherfsH n g. oas ssio per
Tso6satuetlnue (gRousu Grbcrl bic Der Bufmetiier
IN Zen sroseren crtidaften aasiieneu taHH. 81 aber
gszsez. 9beHis gut uno fher limb be Irurehs
n ssip ~tyuHatt, meide bic Agenieu tn dueR drpreF
! Staticuea ~ansHelsn. sBenH man ens 5slo per Bot
ptssetuns ober per @Iprebnnptitang, ihttt ~ 90
EaHeR, weHu bic uoreiie oeulita gelhrtebeH N Heet
@13Ea baeegsn 8aarseie In ben Brief, 10 teute oieier
4 kzax n~ealfrirt ptrDea. Hm ftf1rE iu ieth, onb oerleioe
rtAat7 aEfsmMt. our @eloieHoungen tn etHtaden
NrtsfDeEiAInHe dbetnehiren MIR tetnerlet Berantip0rt
gedsett SIN Sale BON HoreBperduoeruHaea Ueraehe
mas q aint. bic atte eheuiopohl pie bic acne
RsasSfce anSugtssu. oenn lunii toHneH mir ben Ra
~nen In bea DaherE oar Hiht fHoeH.
IRsaepsT tbers enrtsu as4t, tvie eas 10 OFT ssthisht,
as seru, infitort Gutttnng 5arndbe1dlteH pen
sea,3r.hsrn bHb ben Brnfea est5uIessH.
sL1uSrtuna erfnlat nur ourh Nenoernn9
aes Tatnuls aut benz aorebitreifen.
IRAN aoreIIire einfa6:
@NORDSTERN". La Crosse. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
Wit Dem oebeimnisuolsu Nirfen

@ttt btH WtHNt &ClEIEN
0cr oeuildleu Elotte uno icinen Nit
teIn beldlortlat llh elm bober britt
,her Scecfft5jgr IN ser MeiufiltIter
t9ualmo t1be oieie Nttttct
langit aetunut. ihrcbt CT. oter lire
collie 9@irtuna Pculu.c ea itGt crit Bt
%'uliell, Yiortlib idbrt er 0dun tort.
llniere Sdliiie iohrcn It'll lul0 III.
hia iiher sic Zee, pl0giid 5eriteu lie
uuSelnou0er mo iiu0 ucritmmorn.
&tr lpred'en ulnler MIR non Niineil
itn0 Nfinen uno M}iucn. audl 0leit
u%ollfNhrcn tor Qrouiames 1@crf. site
2tu3eldlen ohcr Beaten 0arulit hin.
ooR Die l~tnterlecilotte Gcutidlun04
'tronlm on Der Nrbeit lit. euqlano
lii u%nltrcitjq sic Herrlu oeS W &c
res Mas must ooS cher. mcnl
9eltidlono lid 3um ,Nerrn oe%
n eerarunocS modt2 Ger
Nampf untcr ser See uno Ger
N!ompf bod in hcu 2uften jcIut
GcutidlIono oils ~ Glitter. 81,
S5aiien. oic in oiciem aompie erir
io3ltioaen Die 6elcrtan'e erhaltcn,
nno uoroerhonO fnlt mlaihliehlid Al
@d'fcn GcitidlIanoS acmuroen.
Ger groBc Ncbcnerfclo oicier Qehcim
niSooIIcn Ehotiateit Hcttid,er aou,pf.
ntlttel tto1t oie Ncrpoiitdt ms 2aao.
III ons Seer mo III Sic Wtdrine."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
@enan .uie mir cs porans Iaaten

6endn .uic mir cs purans iagten .
9lla S0pan 3eutlhlunn oen ariea
crfIarte. reriprdh es bcfdunttid) DER
8clt I'M aageneiuen ut0 oell Gerei.
niqtetl Stnotcn I'M bcion0ereil. 0aS es
lid oal1it bc9uitqcn mcrec, Den Gellt
id)eu ibr d. i c II dcs Haditgcbiet
iort5uuebneu. 1ics &~erlpreden bot
Sapon in3luiihen mieoerbolt ge5ro.
den. Hodlbem cs Ole oeu.id)e SrleI
y q in Stllen G3eou beieet bate.
CAB Die joponild)e 9otlhoft III &alb
illgton Die @rflarunQ nb. oieicr
5dlritt lei uothiq aerucien in scr Mus
i.lhruna bcS oaaencinen englildl ia
pouilhen 2riegSpIons. llno III I'M.
'ercn AonliniltraiionSfrcilen mur0e
fem Mort ocS QSiocripruhs laut.
(,ctt ueroiientlidlt ilnicr Narineoe.
P1rtcnlent Ole Wiittheiluuq, oaB ott
Eopaner id, bcrclts sic mcilten uoll
oc1 oentldeu Nelleun0cn I'M 5tiacl,
25cdn 81 @eulittbe ae3oocn habe,l.
SIC hohcu Die 2ooronen. Die Mar
! lboIlsiuleln mno sic aarelinen &c.
lett. IN Der umtlidlcn Miittheiluul
nes Observation-Disclosures MIRO ole
i%trnteQiid,e g&idtlafeit oieicr %,Sniell
iaQcacben. 4ber fem 22ott otl
i rttit acaen %opnit miro lolit. Giel
aiebr miro. aemiiierntafeu ais gnt
lhaIblqlud fur oit mcrttrud)jg,
oonolma*mciie $oa1nS. hjnsuge
fiigt. oieier Sd'ritt lei 5u nilitdri
lbcn 3pctcu dcidchen ! liner
idmadmotiite Administration Mas
it'd bIiglo itellen ME tie mil. oaiiti
mcr0cn aber Dem Qllten Cnfel 5un
frazer Die @uQen umiomcbr aui
qthen !
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
9oE in GucIanO Die ~erluarteic

9a6 in 6uclanO Die erluarteic
9icpolrtion id1on i'm 2In5ug lit, 3elgelt
bic a~usbrlid)e in &onoon. mo man ont
SQrnItdg mo Sonntog cine an5abl
0eltid1c @eid0ftsbouier ocmolirt uno
91fereicn mic 5IeiihIa0cu gepllins
cert bot. Mou grill 6ieielten an,
ilnter Dem Noruano. oeutide 2otdlc
Al 5erltnren nbcr ser @ouptgrlmo
mar Nau1 ulo 4liinoerung. &c
4'oli3ei mnBte WilItar reaiirircn, I'M
Den Dob 81 bGnoigcn. Inter oen
uieoern &OlfsfloIicn ldbrt - iebr
itarf acoen Ole &e1ierumg. meldle odlo
ibre Sol0aten oo5eim Qehraudt uHl
cine Heuolutirr 81 urtcrorllden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
England ioraemidwer , Snrwabr,

RHBttHU fpAuthlAVipSi bHtiphTAi
|itncrc Soraen he0rilden 6oa eagli
ihe Rolf, uno Die eiGcncn 9uuoesgc.
noiien bcreltcu tic i'm. Sob 0lC
Geniur eineu Nufiat ourd)gehen lubt,
IN nelheiu nfien Elm 6al0i9er @fud'
nit fublau0 poro1lsqclagt miro,
lit be5cidncuo. Nod it1rter 0rudt
lid ein Correspondent olls. MS ct
mas QGn3 SelbltDeritdn0llhe5 t1eiit
er ielnem Nl0ttc nit. Dor Die Don
Nltdlcner Q|eGcmpdrtig 3uiuurmeage.
tromnlcl,e Arn,ee g0r njdt iilr oeil
tFclo5uq qeaen lcutidIono b~eltlnunl
lei. lon0ern sur Nbmehr ruin
d er %llebcrQriffe. Gas limo oic-
ielbcn Rullenl bic Dpr ledls N0dletl
nod bic trcueiten uno 3%liuerlaIlig-
item 6rcltuoe DroBbritaniens" &c
Hdnnt pur0e1.
Ger l%lntidlpunQ III ser StiumuIag
Don moGloier Yroblerei 81 mdid,lap
piaer 0leinnultbiQseiE IN England
3ei9t lid and oorin ooB lett @oferI
tcIn Mort nIebr pom Dem Gntit)lulG
eiuen qemeinjomen 6ric.
Den idllieBcn 81 mollen. pcrlulitet.
Ger @cgenitnno MIRO logar NIT peln.
fiber 5orqfolt permieoen. mo mert
or einn1oI fIlid)tig gcitreift meroen
ntuB oeldliebt oos in elmer 10 ge5rputl
Yrt. Dob aud eiu gllnoer mers
fen mu1. mie homogeneous ole Ser,
einborunq Den 6nqlGnoern iebt lit.
1T IS ober 3u lpot, uno Der BON
ielbit qcfilllte aelh oes huge
Mods mltB bis sur Geiqe geleert
uer0cn
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cis NaiienertuIse scr 2cntiden

Tn Sit nt0 93eIt. SIC &2oiicutbote6
Ger Ctiterrelder lsuGorlL 0ie gegel
az Guiicn lid Scr ibngl il~i0etbcltel
Nuigobe III ulan3cuoer @ciie cutie.
0jQgn. idreiheu iett. tdlItd, sic
autmort oui bic 9cldllhteu &c.
ridltc mcldle A'odcn lang umbcbm,
Sfrt Sic Nolter betriiacu burton.
Ijc ein5lQe 4ntmort. ote iiber
slioen0 mirtt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23
@abrenS Der seidicsnus pr

Reims bat it'd scr ameritonild,e No.
;iul in eincm &eintetler pcritctt. Gde
Eyof ibm icin 8or1clcbter. Setretor
gsraan, libel 1enomntcn. Gr hattie in
rincn nnocQohrenenS raubculnrt ooer
nfcr in einctl @utterWlldl aeltr
iiiidlteu iouen.
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Dir eriten ne,.l Mouatc OeS Ian

FcnScn r5ohres houcu INT Ncrlhtc Der
4ser. Stooten ru1o touieuo
3onferette mehr Qcbrod,t ais ole er
shgn nctn MoRotc p0rlqct &obres.
3sei elncm &eraIeidc oc9 Sou uno
<,ebcn6 Der &lilnu1den Aemiuiitrn
zion mnlf outh ojeier 4'citcn mcnia
Stems MS nindlild,c Grlheimuna III
asednnng aeiett Werocd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

gSas INNER in ben Abidlten Der
Gnalanoer unfair lem mag, barber
fam feiu 3meitcI bcitebcn, oab ne
cntidloiicn lnno, thrc y crbunDe-
/ en- bis gum letten glutstroplen
tampien 81 laiicn.
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Ter .%.tnuferen Mniic.

trlca@aefanacncu 4uilcn, mcldlc Dor
cInigen Sa9cu otif Dem Sruupcn
utuno9pldb 2omSnori lei Gci6e in
9~eiltIdlnnO mterQebrobt muroeu.
bcionN lth olldl Gin qcbrod1ct 0cllldl
lprcdlcuocr %nfantcrjit, Ser untcr
nrol}er Ncitcrtcit scr 3uborcr. rcdlt
beScltncno ftr Die ruiiiidle So0icr
telt. lctnc @ciouacnnohuic i~dljlberte.
tr fnbrte altH Nobe idl In criter
6euerllnle ~Qcltauoch bin i'd abcr
neitcr nlht Si SfljeBt.' ~satenimea.
Wis 1ent|he idloiicn hobe i'd alelo,
@cinehr sfH199cr'cN uao utjsb lana
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~9nttihlonn lit front". II el.
Der scr Barrier .Eemps". Shelpt
10 ecnn Is III M nj ieoen So9
.etno& elm: BALI YntrerpeiL halo
.Siue colo Neat mo Sriigge mo
CiteuNC.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

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DEEDS uRo 1ortsases braudt. ooer @eIo
anf gut. Siberheit aualeiben min. uente
ih an Us. 5. 3idiih, 203 2. 4. StrnBs.
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zacn. buB mir uniere NanoelsOom
tier inter cnltilhen @dut
aIeroen ltellcu mi,iien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

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Der y atewap gitp 9ransfer 6 o.
geltefert. Ehpnes f79.
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9;s orrtIdep suloatcn iOaeu uidlt

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@eSh6ftSsNptiaen.

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Assnt Biraidaits' ODER Siherh.its.8 onba
S2S Hearl Strn6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-23

[Poluube Nn5d9s antbortTrt uo SO oahr n benbkn bon g. 5 geMp gorTBef os
rpubGfani6en GountrG ones)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
InosE sLEEvEs-

The newest sleeves are really no
more nor less than the familiar Rago--
Ian. made in one piece instead OF
with a top seam. For chiffon and
lace blouscs it is usually hemstitched
into the body of the corsage, the
seams running into the belt Of the
blouse.
The sleeve IS cut somewhat like the
familiar kimono, so that there is no
semblance of fit under the arm. But
this is as the wearer may choose. In
extends to the belt, and when the
arm is dropped the material falls into
a little bunch below the belt-line.
This has one advantage. though. In
the present craze for chiffon, a
blouse will not wear out under the
arms, as it would were the sleeve
tight-fittin2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

introduced IN the evening. gowns Tor
spring. standing out at the back to
lend a modified hustle. effect, while
tassels hang from every available spot
on most the Paris frocks.
The heavy brocades and satins OF
the winter have of course glven place
to the highest and most delicate OF
materials because these are better Tor
dancing. and the pale tints used are.
deliciously spring-like, but borders
and patterned materials are as mueh
in favor as the palmer fabrics even
for the evening gown.
The couture which is now tashlon-
able for evenings instead OF being low
and fluffy. is distinctly high. and the
line of cheek, chin and throat must
no longer be hidden by hair, but re-
vealed plainly. Paris and London have
both adopted the fashion OF wearing
the. hair on top of the head IN the
evening, with brilliant combs OF an
old Spanish size, to hold It IN place,
and narrow bands of gems across the
brows, a fashion that means tidy hair
even after whole evening $ dancing
Evening wraps, too, show changes
this year. the lightweight ones Tor
spring having lost all senblanee to
coat shape, and are really no more
than draped capes which fasten across
the breast with straps. There are even
new versions of the old goE cape
seen, though most of the wraps are
drawn UP between the shoulders,
front and back, or have deep simulat--
ed hoods made by the drapings and
ending with long taSsels.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
RoR THE KIDnIE.

Sashes and belts are frequently ern-
ployed this year in children's clothes.
These are usually quite wide. Some
OF the sashes are of velvet, satin,
grosgrain or fancy ribbon Belts are
Of suede and of colored and patent
leather. Belts of leather and dress
fabric combined are also well favored.
Colors and cuffs of embroidery,
plain organdy, embroidery batiste or
coIored linen are considered very
smart. Some Of these are finished
with hand or machine-scalloped edges.
These are in various shapes, iuclud-
ing square, pointed and. rounded
SAILOR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

aegeratcd by the use OF transparent
Iaces and flesh pink chiffon for the
bodices. The truth is, however, that
the dccolIetaGc is now limited to a
simple Win front and back. the tune
bodice often OF gold lace being drawn
over the shoulders to fall loosely in
vide semi sleeves. Under this there
is just the brassiere IN, pale pink and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01

a pink chiffon lining, and this has led
to the semi nude" cry OF some .Peo-
pie who have noticed the new dance
frocls in Paris.
= Beaded trimmings to match the ma
terials are still in vogue. and the ma
ioritv Of the smart women arc now
having straight plated. petticoats OF
the same material as the frock made
to wear under it in place OF lingerie
ones.
Taffeta is the most in vogue for the
evening gowns for spring, combined
with tulle or filrny laces. These laces
accentuate the shoulder line which IS
long this spring, and are also used
sometimes to finish the gown at the
foot, making it narrow and soft about
the ankles though it flares about the
f1iDS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
Wrapped Effect.

An Oriental wrapped effect IS
achieved on some of the lace froclSs
bands OF satin or taffeta running bias
under the lace founces of the skirt,
and down to a point over the lace at
the: side. BigssasHes are also to be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-01
P,IH Rumes.

Puff ruales of tulle, faring tupfrs,
or else tunics, or else TUNES banded
In just below the hips IN hustle el-
feet are all features OF the spring,
while the decoIlctage i. seemingly ex-