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U. $. CIRCUIT Counr or APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals rccourcned Yesterday morning,
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard. Knapp and Woods. and Dis
trict Judge Rose, In attendance
Cases argued
No. I3so-Thomas !. Brecdcn appel
liant. vs.. Phillip J. Breeder ct al. APP
peilces: appeal from the District Court
at HarrisonburG. Continued from yes
terday. Cause further argued by John
+. Roller. OF Harrisonburg. for the APP
peilan,, and by George y. Conrad. of
Harrisonburg, for the appeliees, and
submitted.
No. l3S2-Rettie S Parrish. PLAINTIFF
in error. vs.. the order OF United Com
mercial Travellers of America, defend
ant In error; error to the District Court
at lichmond Argued BY r. l.. Cor
don and "a. I. Gordon, of Louisa, for
the plaintiff in error, and BY John \.
Lamb, of Richmond. and II. l.. Doud OF
Columbus, o.. for the defendant In err
ror. and submitted
Case in call to-day:
No. l3s3-Sarah $. Wcllman, III her
own right. and as a widow OF Ora
T. Wcllnan, deceased. appellant. VS..
John G. Bcthca, clerk of court as adj
ninistrator OF the estate OF John H.
iScthca. deceased, appellee; appeal
from the District Court at Charleston.
Is. 6; 10 be argued by Mitchell &:
l:win Bonn, OF Baltimore. and Car
r!ugton Darlington. of Baltimore,
for the appellant, and by Gibson Il
Muller. OF Dillon, s. c.. and Wilcox
* Wilcox. OF Florence, S. c.. for the
appellces.
Admitted 10 practices:
Harry l.. Doud, or Columbus. O.: r.
l.. Gordon and y. T. Gordon, OF Louisa
Va. We're admitted Ia practice as at
torncys and counselors in this court.
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Reliable Laxative
RelieUed This BABY
Child Was Badly Constipated
Until Mother Tried
Simple Remedy.

In spite Of every care and attention
to diet. children are very apt to be-
come constipated Il condition respon-
sible for many ills in after life unless
promptly relieved.
Mrs. c. W. Wilson. of Shelbyville,
Tenn, had trouble with her baby boy,
Woodrow, until she heard of DR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pcpsin. She writes: II
can safely say DR.. caldwelrs Syrup
Pepsin is the best r>Inccy of it's kind
on earth. IL acts so gently and yet
so surely. Little Woodrow was very
badly constipated and we could find
nothing that gave relief until we tried
your Syrup Pepsin, which gave imme-
date relief"
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pcpsin is a
compound of simple laxative herbs.
free from opiatcs or narcotic drugs.
mild in action. positive in effect and
pleasant to the taste. 1t has been
prescribed by DR.. Caldwell for more
than quarter of a century and can
now Re had for fifty cents n bottle in
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x Son. for J. T. Nuckols, 200 North
Fifteenth street.
ELECTRIC PERMITS,

Tho following permits were issued
yesterday by tho Electrical Depart
mcut:
W. H. jerks for Davis & Archer.
400 North Robinson Street, twenty
eight outlets.
Same for same. sos North Robinson,
twenty eight outlets.
Same for VI. j. Rady. 33oi Hanover
Avenue. twenty-five outlets.
Same for Methodist Orphanage,
Broad street Road. PIT fixtures.
Winston Electric Company for Rev.
T. g. Stewart, 1901 West Grace Street.
min. outlets.
Same for Southern Express Com
pany. seventh and Canal Streets, one
outlet.
Bauman x Hines for r. f. Mcony.
2l2l Grove Avenue. four outlets.
Same for Charles Pohlig. IT'S Ham
over Avenue. changing meter
y. l.. Pickett for Mr.. Tallcy. I0S
East Clay Street. one three fourths-
horsepower motor.
W. l.. Mahoney for Mrs. a. Atkin-
son. :ee1 West Grace street. six fix
lures.
W. B Ca,iett Electric Company for
Mrs. K -. Watkins. 1929 Jefferson
Park. six fixtures.
Same for Harvey c. Brown. zoos
Monument Avenue, twenty outlets
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Fourteen Nelense Deeds. Amounting I.


Fourteen Reiense Deeds. Amounting to
SsO.li7.73.
Lewis II. Schombcrg, trustee, to NJ
l.. Quarlcs, 25x130 fee. south line Grace
street. 2O3 feet 4 inches west Of Null
berry Street. November 8. 1915. ST..
500
IL. r. Pollard, Jr.. trustee. to L. 1.
Bowlcs, % 1-2x140 feet at the south
west corner OF Second Avenue and
Front Street. November Is. 1915. 80
500
+. Sitterding ct ais. trustees. to
Robert III. Boisscau. 30x1o4 feet west
line Thirty-third street. 30 feet south
OF street. November -, 1915. s2e4.
III. Il: Richcson ct ais. trustees. 10
Sarah j.. Robertson ct ais. 40 1-2xS7
feet at the northwest corner of Roan1
and Cabell Streets. November II, 1917
staltz, 7oxi63 feet north lihe vcnablc
Street. between buchanan and Mosby
Streets. November Il. 1915. SLIGO.
A. Is. IIutzler. trustee. 10 III. S.
Bloombers, go feet . 1-2 inches by
leo feet ! inch south limo Park Ave-
nue.. So feet 10 inches west of Syca-
more Street. November IS. 1915, So
0l6
J. NJ. Turner, trustee. to NJ. S. Wright.
Soxl2h feet at the southwest corner OF
p 9a is,t I'd rn and N Streets October
ordway Fuller. trustee. TO Harriet
%: Cray. 2.42 acres on the east side
OF the Richmond ana Hennico Turn
pi'Nt. About A. miles from CITY. No.
vcnbcr IL, 1915. SSis.
John a. Coke. Jr.. ct al, trustees to
Mary j.. Brown et ais. 25xl3O feet
south line Grace street. 2o3 feet 1
inches west OF Mulberry Street. No
vclnbcr 5. 1915, S4.720.
w. j.. Redd. trustee. 10 Joseph T..
Hawkins. % feet 9 inches by l2G feet
west limo Fourth Street. l2O feet north
Of Jackson Street, November ~. 1915
sl.GGG.73 -
John G. I:aslcy. trustee. TO Joseph
r. Hawkins. 30xI23 feet south line
Ashland street lo2 feet west of Wash
1896
Frank s Hicheson. trustee. TO Mark
). thompson. partial release. 10 feet
. inches by SO feet . inches west line
second street, 1o3 feet IL inches
south or Main street: also IS feet 10
inches BY 60 feet inches west line
Second street. between Main and Cary
streets. October 20. 1915. So.
G. Ii. Trant, trustee. TO Rosa L.
Richardson. 33XGG feet at the south
west corner Of Twenty-sixth and Clay
streets. November 10. 1915. s7i2
+. i. sutton ct al, trustees. to Mary
G. Buford, 36xl53 feet north line
Franklin street. l3s feet inches east
OF Harrison street. November II. 1915.
$l1,GG0.
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cHANCEny TRANSFERS.
futech Deeds of JSnrgnin md Snle,
AmOuntInl. N3 l.1O5.

". H. Streets ct ux. to IL. p. Bots
seru SeSSla5 feet Inches n,nG at ,ns
K,e%e Streets s9f"ef October IN IBIS, tas
$3.50, $40. Rcrccorded.
John j.. l;altz. trustee, ct ais. TO
Iohn J.; Baitz, trustee ct ais; 3oxl3o
GO feet south OF Beverly Street No
vember T. 1918, 500.
c., Robert J. Gois.y e, NIX. =, TO Peter sse,
west line Robinson Street. 100 feet
north OF Hanover Avenue. November
10. 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
Sarah f. Robertson ct ais. 10 Her
bert r. Adams. 40 l-2xs7 feet at tho
northwest corner OF Roane and Cabell
Streets November l5 1915. tax $3.50.
$40.
15xl22 fee; west line Fourth street.
Dor Is. 1915. s2,55",
. MI, Mrs NJ $ Wr,sh, TO o. D. King.
toher &C, IGl5. si.Ioo
Gtnter Park Realty Corporation to
j W. Haltzman, lot II IN block c In
Ecmber IL, 1915. 5000.
william !. IsbcIi - ux. 10 T.. W.
babney, IL acres ut the southca st
Turnpike and the Lady Mile Road
November 6. 1915. $1,000
sol Cm'ch!ns ct ux. to W NJ. and
Main street, between Twenty-tlrst and
IwcntS-sccond Strc@ts being No 2lo2
November r: 1915. $3.50.
Robert Harold. trustee. TO Mrs.
Cherry street, l2a feet north Of Cum
l"rland street; October -, 1915. 81
" Il. / !. Smith, Jr, trustee. to J.
north line staples street. Il feet east;
81 Washington street. November ..
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

The following petitions in voluntary
bankruptcy were fied yesterday In the
United States District Court:
Nellie {. Oman. 4 saleswoman, 511
North Tenth street, listing her liza
biliticS ut s312. with no assets. All
the claims are listed unsecured.
Among those holding claims against
the petitioner are j. Il. Bateman. $3.50:
Miller II Rhoads, sS5; Z. A. Wrich,
tank Note Company, SEQ; ID. J. Cole.
SIS.
Alex Etosh. a salesman. listing his
liabilities at S2.3S2.l4 and his assets
at sac. consisting altogether of stoc K
II trade. Among the claims against
him are the Baltimore Bargain House,
SiG3; old Point College, Sl35: Fo Sing
fuen Co, Sll!.5o, and Mallouk Bros.
seas.
samuel Temple Taylor merchant.
6:6 China Street, listing his liabilities
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cmANc,:ny DEEDS or TRUST.
Fourteen Deeds of Trust Amounting

,Iohn l.. Bal,z. trustee. ct ais. 10
Edward IL Brown, trustee. 3oxI3n feet,
. inches west line Laurel street. 80
feet south OF Beverly street. Noven-
her 3. 1915. $3.50
George W. McFaden ct ux. To q. e.
Jackson ct NJ. trustees, 52xilo feet
Avenue and Front Street November
John y Rcalc 10 +. NJ. Boxlev ct
al. trustees. l5Sl22 feet west line
Street November 10 1916. s7I2.5O.
Il. r. Rolssenu To William =. pizzini.
trustee. :o"Nl5% feet inches IT tho
northwest corner Of Ashland and
James s Francis ct ux. to II. S.
Tayi i", s irr.."e - IT, feet south line
az Templc street. November Il, 1915.
same to same. 81 fec, 4 inches by
November Il. 1913, $i.5s7.5o 'se'
Same to same. ~ feet inch by 100
feet south line Tayior Street. l34 feet
vember -, 1915. Si.567.5o.
Same 10 same. 81 feet inches by
40 feet south line Taylor Street, I76
feet II inches west OF Temple street.
Same to same. u feet inches by
100 feet south line Taylor Street. 17G
feet II inches west OF Temple Street.
November 10, 1919. Sl.567.5o.
Same 10 same. 81 feet IL inches by
100 feet south line Temple Street, 1875
feet inch west OF Temple street.
November IL, 1915 $l.567.5o.
Henry Ellcrson 10 II. Il. Pollard. Jr..
trustee. o0Xo6 feet west line Thrtieth
Street % feet north OF Leigh Street
November 10, 1915, Si13.
r. II. Schecr ct ux. TO +. NJ. Boxlcy
ct al, trustees, 30xl00 feet at the
northeast corner of st. John and
Coutts Street. November 16, 1915, ST.
5GS.
Juliettc J. Fitzgerald to w. +. Brown.
trustee, 36X1e5 feet south line Stuart
Avenue, S4 feet west Of West Street.
August II, 1915, S2.7O0.
The Woman's Club to Virginia Trust
Company. trustee, 70 feet inches by
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Continued activity was evidenced in
mo trading on the local real estate
tho day In ety nro Mn 'nu sn.ss nor
moro than 100000. The sales were
numerous. although confined in the
main to transfers of small property.
nclla Il lot fronting forty-nine feet
l'ine inches on the west side of Rob
lrson street. just north of Hanover
avenue. for $4,000. james Russo sold
10 John L. Bealc fifteen feet on the
west side Of Fourth Street. just south
81 Dural Street. The consideration
was $3.50.
INC Building Department ISSUED per-
,nits yesterday to the Capitol Realty
company TO build three two-story
prick dwellings on the east side Of
me Boulevard, between Grove and
600
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

Following is n summary Of the pro.
ccedings yesterday in the Suprcm,
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia..
Privileged docket:
No. s--Moomaw ct al w Jordan
ct al. Argued BY John G. Moomaw
and Judge r. &. jackson for appel
lants. and by X. w. Kims and IL. NJ
Fox for the appellccs. and submitted
No. 9--Ncw York Life Insurance
Company w. Franklin. Argued by G.
$. McNulty and IL. NJ. Fox for the ap-
pcllant and by A. T.. Staples. Jr.
and a. II. Hunt for the appellee. and
submitted.
No. l0-Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company VS.. Sinks executor
Partly argued, and continued until to-
day.
Next cases to be called:
No. ll--Reid ct al. vs.. Mcdley's adj
ministrator
No. I2-Hairston ct ais. vs. Hill ct
ais
No l3-The Virginia Railway and
Power Company VS.. Bell.
No. thames vS. Albert.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday ny
tho State Corporation Commission as
follows:
Maximum, $4,000: minimum, $4,000:
par value. 500. To buy and sell
liquors. wines. cigars. etc. and to con-
OF Roanoke. l.. Shere, president; Leo
Eisenman, vice-president: NJ. r. Green
spon. secretary and treasurer, all Rich :
mond.
The Church Erection and Missionary
Board of the Church of the Brethren
for the Northern District of Virginia,
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Inc. liarrisonburR. No capital stock.
j. Carson Miller. president. Moorcs
store: [. y. Iislcr. secretary. Broad :
way.
The Village Amusement, Corpora
tion. iiopewcll. Maximum $4,000:
minimum. $1,000: par value. $40.
Moving picture business. j. NJ Luke.
president. City Point: Paul r. Bar
ringer secretary. Petersburg.
Hubert Bulb Company. Inc. Ports
mouth. Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
$4,000: par value, 500. Floral bust :
ness. Vernon a. Brooks. president
w ]. Guile, secretary, both Of Ports
mouth.
Franklin Press Company. Inc. Pc
tersburg. Maximum. $4,000. mini
mum. 100000. Stationery business
THOMAS y. Sydnor. president: Herbert
Piulnnner. secretary and treasurer, both
OF Petersburg.
White Cross Laundry Corporation.
Petersburg. Maximum. $50 900: mini
mum. 100000: par value. $50. r. A.
Iiarman. president. Roanoke: James Il.
Cuthbert. secretary, Petersburg
CRANKY Picture Company Inc Nor
folk. Maximum. $4,000 minimum.
$4,000. Movlng-picture business. e. g.
Jones. president; w. !. Priest. sccrc-
larry and treasurer. both OF Norfolk
PLUMBING PERMIT.
plumbing Inspector Landcrs issued
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows: :.
Leo Nash Wayne and Mary tosalie
Dennis.
William Thomas Lane. of Chester
field County, and Rena Virginia Miller.
Jacob Brownfahed and Ammo r.
Yamonny. -,
OXFORD s. Van Pelt and Ann Vir-
ginia ONeill
Adoniram Judson Stone and Evelyn
Blakey Harris.
Charles u. Bray and Leila B hei'-
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BUILDING PERMITS.
seven Building Permits. Amounting
S1:t,400.


S23.4G0.
Permits for new and repair Work
were issued yesterday by BUILDING IN
spcctor Eutler as follows:
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. to build two-story brick
dwelling on the south aide of Main.
between Granny Street and Allen Ave-
nue..
two two story brick dwellings on the
east side OF the Boulevard. between
Grove and Hanover Avenues, to cost
$4,000.
\. O. Billings. to repair brick dwell
ing. 32l2 West Cary Street, TO cost
5000.
T.. Elsncr. TO repair brick store, 1113
East Main Street, to cost 800.
Capitol Realty Company, TO build
a two-stury brick dwelling on the east
side of the Boulevard, between Grove
and Hanover Avenues, to cost $1,000.
J. II. Jones, to repair five frame
dwellings. 30lG TO 1925 y Street, to
cost sl60.
Mrs. Annie Nelson. to repair brick
dwelling. 10 West Duval Street, to cost
$500.
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COLD GONE! HEAD
AND NOSE CLEAR
First dose Of "Pape's Cold Com
pound" relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't stay stuffed-up.

Quit blowing and snutfiing. a dose
OF "Papes Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and
break up severe cold either in the
head, chest. body or limbs
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
trls and air passages; stops nasty dis
charge or nose running: relieves sick
headache. dullncss. fevershncss, sore
throat, sneczing, soreness and stiff
ness.
'Pape's Cold Compound" is the
! quickest. surest relief known and
S:osts only % cents at drug stores. II
Facts without assistance, tastes nice.
and causes no inconvenience. Don't
aocapt substituto.
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nI:NHICo TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of Hnrgnin mud sale
SmOuutluy 10 $50

Buck Williams ct ux. 10 Jamos
Slaughter I IL acres. u part OF tho
tract decided 10 Buck Williams by
simon Solomon in 1890 October is.
1915, .sl15
Il. w. Miller =, ais. trustees. 10
Mrs. :. T. BcboHt. ! acre, north line
or Inc Mountain Road. "a mile west
OF Glen Allen. June -. 1914. si0e
I'll" Duutrcath Corporation TO
Charles 7. Norman. lot 90. block 4.
plan OF punireath. september 10, 1915.
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at. 1896 and his assets ut s92l.43. OF
which $32l.i3 is Hated as exempt
Among the unsecured claims are Har-
vcy Blair & Co, 1854; Christie Manu-
featuring Company. $500: Albert
Davis $50, and T. * Woodson, $40
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uENRICo RELEASE DEED.

One Deed OF Release. Amounting to
$500.
r j. Crawford, trustee. to the
! Braddus Construction Company Inc,
Liz acres. east side OF Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
about miles north Of Richmond. No
vember Is, 1915, $500.
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eo7 feet 8 inches south limo Franklin
street, 52 i z feet west of Third street
November .. 1915, $4,000 IT.
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PLUMBING PERMIT.
Plumbing Inspector Landcrs issued
permit yesterday to J. Il. Phillips
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13

- AcH wear brings ITS speclaa
iH9 fashions in Furnishings, ana
iA0H 5ust now, when the quesuon
~ S1ShoI,se cleaning IS PROM
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ma FaSaIg@n7S REaIm
manp faew ano faovel Goeas Row 1r1
Doalae for NDilaop.

bon this summer and It would be bard
to ind lingerie frock. whethero OF
candle or the popular net. which was
not finished with an elaborate rib0on
grdle
Bias bands of the same material as
the skirt, stitched bands of cloth, silk
hands and bands Of wooden braid are
al used
The high boot Of brown or bronze
leather remains IN favor
cards, with lavender,
pink, sand OF Belgian blue edges are
the newest tad In stationery.
Black jewelry or white jewelry or
black and white II combination meets
with the approval OF fashion this year
Sometimes the gndIe adds the dis
tingcishing note to the dress. a dam
" girdle OF flesh pink is made divide
brocaded ribbon laced down the front
In Quaint corselet fashion, and finish
ed with narrow ribbon straps over the
shoulders These are joined TO the
girdIe and trimmed ut the shoulders
with tiny ribbon rosebrdS
Sport stockings OF soft ribbed wool.
IN brown. red, green OF purpIe9re
shown in one Of the smart avenue
shops They are said to be sotter
for the feet for tennis or Eolf than Kxlk
or Isle.
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YzynaSIeUr MI e1z22RzW
11tD cIZ2ST 12zEcJ Nz722z6cy


@ HE sewing machine often goes
lH months without cleanlaG
ts thing no man who uses IL
chiney would ever pe -1ln-
Stitching and thinning make nne IN,
which lodges in the crevices ano sE 1lsIa
parts of the machine To remove tais
accumulation one ingenious No 3Iaa
Eeens a crochet hook and mueliase
brush handy in the machine drawer
@ OR thoroughly cleansing woolen
iHA skirts, either black OF coioEso.
N without the least possible n
jury. there IS Eothlng PEREZ ere,
than a washing in soap bark pa
Five cents worth OF the bark Is sui III
Gent to make the grimiest sklrt Ike Ike
new. If one is willing to take the trou
HE. This quantity should pc Put III
= az eal1on Of cold water and brought 70
q boil. Boil ten minutes, then skn
add sufficient cold water. then 9nale
hot wash the skirt rubbing betgeen
the hands. Put back the s tralmngs
into de Dot, heat little. ana use lor
the rinsing Qukewarm oniyl- Haa
TO dry and press on the wrong s1oe
while damp
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r# MIL You have owned = tys ny
IL HNI nocl-et and miSlaid It yo0r4t

wTxznA
FH MIL You have owned tsga ny
III pocket and misla1d II YOU g114s
N never appreciate It's soaysn sS
ence These little afta1s are
so easily made that any family sno1 l51
have one of them They are mercy
ten inch diameter circles in morocco.
or any other soft peIt. decorated WITH IN
a punch work pattern and haV1nS
row OF eyelets near the edge WEI sl,sn
the ball of Irvine is placed in TIA CEN
ter OF this circle the ribbon rr nnnlng:
through the eyeIets Is drawn cIose5Ys
about It, tied IN bow knot at the end
of its long sreamers and hung ona:
hook somewhere IN the living room o.
the Office The leather twine pockst1s
the practical workaday sort but dam:
tier ones are made OF hand 2a1nleos
satin. of tinsel braid trimmed velvet
of brocade or of heavy. lace For hold
ing Light twnes there are charmings
affairs In hand embroidered Inc Hne1
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HI o house approaches harmony
kN unless peraded by cleanli-
EEA&f ness and order, and one OF the
chief esser.tiaIs IN achieving
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By MRS KINGSLEY

ss
~ HE reign of 1880 stles would
not be absolute II the o1c.
@ fashioned bead purse were not
In evidence.
Beautiful examples OF dne bead
work IN. bags, and small purses may
be seen IN the stores
a bag with tassel end is finished
with charming top of dull silver.
studded with Jewels. The pattern IN
which the beads are woven shows
stripes at the bottom of the bag and
tiny rosebuds on a plain ground at the
top
The old-fashioned girl OF 1915 VIII
not be completely costumed without
one of these quaint old bead bags 70
wear with her poke bonnet and Tufneo
= For an white enects nothing IS
daintier or more fashionable than that that
made of seed pearls Elaborate chains chains
in lacy designs are shown Tor wear
with lovely pendants of the pearls
The newest thing for snartly
dressed children are the new rou-top
socks. a strip Of Scotch plaid or
striped pink and blue turns snusiy at
me top: concealinE the sarters
There e no END 10 the uses OF r16-
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I0@gG R001D

% O house approaches harmony
kAi unless psraded by cleanh-
EA&f ness and order, and one OF the
chief essentials IN achieving
this condition Is TO have plenty Of clos
ct room. IF more architects were
wonen the average dwelling place
would be better equipped IN this re-
spect
An eastern woman has solved the
closet problem In most original and
elective way The room she has de-
signed so successfully IS combine
ton bedroom and dressing room The
entire wall space IS done In panels OF
coral pink. framed In by wooden mold
tngs of white enamel The unusual
teature is that each panel opens dis
closing a shallow closet back OF It
inagined2 The closets are no deeper
than the width OF an Ordinary milf
ney box Those for clothes are FUR
nished with twelve inch pegs, 1utung
toward you The pegs accommodate
from two to six dresses, hooked TO
them on shoulder hangers
Wide panels open 20 disclose tiers OF
drawers IN which lingerie Is laid out.
Narrow panels hold lat boxes and
others conceal q regular linen press.
One whole compartment Is reserved
for shoes Another has shelf that
pulls oct and forms dressing table,
with side drawers for toilet articles
Navy of the panels are lined with mir
rors. and these. when open at certain
angles, give the owner fair sight OF
herself. front. back ard all the way
around
The room itself was designed to
contain no other furniture than day
bed and Seve@a chairs.