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New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

Here is one of the prettiest possibh play costumes for the small boy. It com sists of over-alls and blouse and tn, blouse can be either smocked or simpll gathered, but shocking is constantl1 gaining in favor, makes really important feature of the latest styles and gives d very new and smart touch without ir the least interfering with the essentially masculine characteristics. Here, thS blouse is made of white lawn and thd over-alls are of blue gingham, but for thu latter, any sturdy washable material cad be substituted while for the blouse, handkerchief lawn, batiste or any similai fabric is suitable. Linen, cotton poplii and the like make especially good over alls and boys are quite apt to like plain dark blue or brown better than the lightej colors, although for the very little tots, the paier blues and pinks are pretty, For the 4 year size will be required fot the over-alls 1A yds. of material 27 in, wide, 1A yds: 3o, yd. A; for the blousd will be needed, 2 yds. 27, I4 yds. 3o, I M yds. A. For shocking use design No. oo5.
 The May Manton pattern No. 8747 is cut in sizes from to years. It will be mailed to any, address by the Fashion Department of this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
TWIN BEDS HERE
 AFTER RECORD RUN

The distinction of fifty-two weeks of incessant popularity on Broadway attaches to Twin Beds" The Laugh Festival by Salisbury Field and Mar garet Mayo which Selwyn and com- pany will present at the Lyceum to- night with all the merits of the farce enhanced by their presentation by an admirable cast s4..s. #
 Twin Beds'' tells a thrilling story of how three couples who live on three floors of a fashionable big apart ment building, first achieve neighbor- Illness and then have it thrust upon them and finally move to escape it.. without any remarkable success.
 It's situations, clean and wh holesom.. and rapidly moving, are enriched by constant play by witty line and fresh- coined slang. Its characterizations are sharply done, etched no less for mirth than truth.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
79Hc.

Wasn't it funny about Mildred's The Dansant? ..... Oh, weren't you? ..... I arrived very late and thought you had come and gone ..... Why, the musicians didn't show up ...... Poor girl, she was nearly frantic. ..... Yes, we managed to dance by the aid of a Victrola and had really good time .... Mildred was looking so smart ..... She was wear ing lovely afternoon gown, not at all elaborate but extremely good style ..... It was corn-flower blue silk ......... The over skirt was puffed out in a pannier effect and was looped up just below the hips by a violet velvet ribbon which crossed in front and tied in back. .... Silver lace was used for the collar, let in the front of the bodice and for frills in the elbow length sleeves ... Also for the under skirt .... Have you made arrangements for returning to town? ..... We will be going in very shortly ..... Run over soon ..... All right ........... Good bye.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
TRYONE POWER TO BE SEEN ON SCREEN HERE

Lubin's great comedy, "A Texas Steer," with Tyronne Power playing the leading role, will be the Big Four feature at Keeney's tomorrow and Friday. This six-reeler is one of the greatest western pictures ever produced and considerable interest attends the announcement that it will be shown in this city. The comedy has received the endorsem ent of lead ing critics in the large cities where it has been given in its picturized form and it is expected that New Britain movie" devotees will also place their stamp of approval on it. The picture 1 will be a. feature of the program both afternoon and evening. The Pathe Weekly and some other good l films will also be shown Thursday. Tonight's star attraction will be | "Niobe," featuring Hazel Dawn. This 1 photo-play has ben widely advertised | and it is said to be exceptionally in teresting. It will share the top po- | sition with "A Texas Steer' tomor- row night.
 Friday and Saturday, the manage
 ment announces the popular comedy,
 Help Wanted" for. its feature. l There are three big vaudeville acts l on the bill this week. Dunninger the
 famous illusionist, does series of
 mystifying feats including some cab
 inet tricks and sleight of hand pug l zleds. His apparatus is quite exten- ] sive and many of the features he uses are entirely new to local thea ter-goers.
 High Finance is the title of an l extremely funny sketch presented by Dixon and Murphy. This pair dis plays considerable cleverness as fun makers and singers as we'll. Haynes
 and Baldwin have pleasing song
 speciality which they bill as "Tone Of
 Merit
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
BOHEMIAN GIRL" / ON WAY HERE

"The Bohemian Girl'' comes to the Iyceum shortly This is said to be a sunptuous spectacular production of Balfe's famous masterpiece and will be presented by the Aborn Opera company with not only a grand opera cast of soloists, immense chorus, brit liant corps de ballet but in the realis- tic scenes of tho Fair and the Gypsy camp there are introduced a mum Der of horses, troupe of whirlwind aero bats and numerous other novelties. A special orchestra is said to lend much to an unusually even perfor- nance of Balfe's best work.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast
 Fruit
 Broiled Ham stewed Potatoes Risen Biscuits Coffee
 Lunch
 Corn Fritters g."
 Dressed Cucumber Grapes Cocoa
 Cold Peach Soup Beefstcak Potatoe Croquettee
 Stuffed Tomatoes Shaved Cabbage
 French Dressing
 Peach Cobbler
 Coffee
 Corn Frtters-Score and scrape out the pulp from the ears. For each cupful allow two well beaten eggs one or two tablespoonfuls of milk ol cream, scnnt half teaspoonful oi salt, several dashes of black pepper one tablespoonful of melted butter and sufficient flour to make a thick drop batter. This is dropped by small spoonfuls into deep smoking hot fat anc fried golden brown. Peach Cobbler-A deep peach pie called cobbler-requires a rich short crust. Peel the peaches whole and pack closely together in a deep dish, adding a few extra heaped in the center. Sprinkle thickly with sugar mixed with tablespoonful oi flour. Cover the top with the crust, make vent in the center and bake in a moderate oven.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

bile running. wild with three occu- pants is one of the big moments of the play. The car reaches the brink of a precipice and by it's own great velocity plunges over the edge hun dreds of feet below, turning over in it's descent. It is a wonderful bit of realism which keeps the spectators on the very edge of hysteria while this scene is on the screen.
 Some excellent single relcomdis
 Some single reel comedies are also slated to be shown framing a most entertaining and diversified program for the coming two days. The Yam pire" will be shown tonight at 7:25 and 9:30 D. m.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
THE VAMPIRE" NOW
 PLAYING AT FOX'S

'"The Vampire" with Olga Petrova in the leading role opens a two-day engagement at FoX's this afternoon. The title of this remarkable photo drama is derived from incidents in the life of Jeanne Lefarge (Olga Petrova) the victim of a bogus marriage. She is incensed to the point of revenging herself for the wrong done her by conspiring to enmesh all men who she meets and makes them her victims.
 She has two men conspirators in her nefartous work. Events bring a young legation attache into her coils who falls desperately in love with her. She finds that she is in love with him herself. Her love for the man is the inspiration which prompts her to shield him from harm, and she succeeds but at much cost to herself in mental anguish and suffering. Ultimately she is re- claimed.
 A sensational scene of an automo-
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
ican Woman Artist @|With the
 Hands of a Saint Is Idolized in Italy
DiscOvers Miss Clara Macy Moulding Plaster
 Beautiful Churc hes Amid Palaces of Ven- |s She Is Saving the Soul of His Nation.

head to spy the appearance of the first star, I hear coming over from the deserted sky the rumbling of an aeroplane approaching from Mala- mocco
 May God keep the stones of Ven- ice!"
 And it seems to me as if Miss Clara weeps, over there, in her attic, amidst the images of the beautiful things over which there. hangs the threat of destruction. sts
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
KEEP WELL AND STRONG

by giving the proper attention to the matter of digestion.
 s'Nuvida Laxative Tablets" is a purely vegetable laxative which will render the digestive organs strong and healthy, adding to your physical vigor in every way.
 NEEDED IN EVERY HOME because they are the laxative that builds a healthy body instead of tear ing it down.
 30 Doses Only 25c Cents. Sent prepaid on receipt of price or you may secure them from your drug gist.
 THE NUVIDA COMPANY,
 Flushing, N. Y.
 Free sample sent on request.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
Household Notes

Beef drippings are good shortening for pie crust.
 A good shampoo kimono can be made of a big bath towel.
 All dry cheese should be saved and kept for the grating.
 A clean sunny yellow Is one of the best colors in a new kitchen.
 Blankets should be put out in the sun and air ot least once a week.
 A dash of quince preserve is a great improvement in pumpkin pie.
 Fowl for chicken salad should be cooked the duy before it is to be used.
 Common baking soda Is great help in cleansing bath tubs and wash basins.
 Old rubberized raincoats can be cut up to make cases for rubbers CT slippers. Also to cover the clothes basket when laundry is sent away from home.
 A bag of dried lavender from the garden is a delightful Christmas gift to friend. ried rose leaves or lemon verbena or rosemary are equally good.
 Bread flour should always be used for bread and pastry flour for pastry; for the two are quite different things. The first should absorb the most Wa ter and the second the least. The most extreme draperies are short panniers looped up at the waist | line, with a distinct reminiscence of | the Marie Antoinette fashion. - | A lovely blue-and-silver evening gown shows the uneven bottom, which is feature of the fashionable gown ! and the cascaded side drapery. A charming gown is of white net with blossoms hung from the tabs of 1 silver braid. Another pretty decora- 1 tiOn ia howknots of silver ribbon
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
Pads and Fashions

Taffeta. contrary to expectation, a great favorite.
 Chiffon ruchings finish the edges of evening coats.
 more fashionable.
 The new jumper effect is seen in everyday dresses.
 Bands of velvet are another fash ionable trimming.
 Bishop sleeves are one of the novel features of coats. Serge and whipcord retain all their old favor for suits.
 Panne plush is one of the favorite materials for dressy suits. A certain modified Moyen Age style is seen among others.
 Little shoulder capes will be seen on the short-waisted coats. Some of the finer waists are of velvet and chiffon combined. High collars are promised for the future crepe de chine waists. There never was greater latitude in fur fashions than this year. | Heavy silk enbroid cry is seen on 1 some of the new velvet coats. For mature figures, suits made on fitted lines have the preference. A few hustle effects have ap- peared, but it is not probable that | they will be in favor.
 two sections and joined together at l the normal waistline. l In an Oriental gown of green satin and antique gold lace there is an adjustable Vatican train.
 Evening wraps are apt to have modified kimono sleeves, although ] some bishop sleeves are worn. One Paris dressmaker Is showing coats of oyster-colored leather trim med with black patent-leather. ] Chopped dates and nuts mixed
 are another good filling for school
 lunches.
 Before making new sheets alway!
 measure the bed for which they arc 1 intended.
 1 To ice a tiny cake, dip it into the 1 icing holding it by the thumb, anC
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
elle D:Annunzio.)


 pt. 15.-In belligeren1
 einforces her airy arch. Ute triforae, with rough pks, cement and beams;
 of the greater Italy, the ham Lincoln, has today 4ary representative and kness whose mission has
 pected importance.
 tative is an American
 lara Macy, who has
 kself to our St. Fran
 ! like, to think of her 6se saints who bear, in heir open hand either a hurch or a palace. She Venfce many years ago Miniature plaster copies Krtistic buildings.
 Rlasiter Models.
 erocity should ruin one
 Homes, a wing of the
 Qdge of the ,Ducal Pal
 SS. John and 1 Paul's
 oir of the Frairi, or
 4 1a
 lain g. souvenir of the
 s destroyed in the plas-
 the patient artificeress. m knows her we'll under eh ! myself bestowed on
 -the Franciscan Sister cca. The Cai Frollo aides is a yellow struc- Lng a large garden, bor- Lagoon.
 Full or Life.
 Ind meets me smiling
 old. On her face i&s as a ray of sun on ter surface. I have the {Id strong impression of Slf before a person full of that strange phenomenon gby a person truly full of ' a long. bluish cassock, Nicer. Her hairs are Brightest silver. raised on d and thrown back. The 'y-blue, shining, innocent, nd in them the internal lbs constantly like flowing Ie has the strong, rough working woman. 2. BeaTns Moth-Eaten. is very large. The mas X fastened with iron, are IS as trunks in a forest, N by moths, with all their sed of a golden brown ,ng the walls the plaster isposed. of architectonic |itals. arches, tailpieces, [s-reliefs.
 h whole complete fireplace Do, the very one of the |e. And then Madonnas, Tasks. Suspended on two lis "a model of an ancient Riley, a hull whose lines EAutiful.
 kd it at Shioggai with a from a fisherman, who was lot bHrnif1g it to cook his Hiss Clara tells me. See Anchored Ships. Bide the windows look on la Canal, exposing the du- the piazetta, the library |chored ships. and on the Hook into the garden an6
 At intervals a rumbline the distance. Miss Clara window.
 l e hands of a saint, witf nds," I tell her, you have most beautiful churches of Venice. Now thes. nings are. threatened, ar,
 We expect to see then day. There will at leas pies that you have sen sea-" 3i1sit of the Saint.
 adows begin to invade tn, lights an old brass lamp hrms. The wicks crackle smell of olive oil whicl that of the wax. In tn Hints of the many maurice d it seems to be as if al sentiment of vigor rise concave matrices whenc of the beautiful thing ra works there togethe workingmen, who als er simple family. Sh them the polenta at tn She takes me by tn leads me into her kitche e is a single hearth wit of common, but decorate uly there breathes tn Int Francis. She is a kin Freedom who has passe rnplation to action.
 s Hunger and Cold.
 he distributes all her carr bw that on more than or
 suffered hunger and col, had not even a bag { her work. Sitting |
 she talks to me of 1t oy, of the joy of workir to sunset.
 y the window, simple, cal she searches my inne, then she observes m white and my nails too DO
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

Chopped dates and nuts mixe' are another good filling for schoo lunches.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

Before making new sheets alway measure the bed for which they ar intended.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

A lovely blue-and silver evening gown shows the uneven bottom, which is a feature of the fashionable gown and the cascaded side drapery.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

A charming gown is of white net with blossoms hung from the tabs of silver braid. Another pretty decora- tion is bowknots of silver ribbon.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

icing, holding it by the thumb and forefinger.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

One Paris dressmaker Is showing coats of oyster-colored leather trim med with black patent-leather.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

The most extreme draperies are short panniers looped up at the waist line, with distinct reminiscence of the Marie Antoinette fashion. -
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

Bread flour should always be used for bread and pastry flour for pastry; for the two are quite different things. The first should absorb the most wa- ter and the second the least.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

Old rubberlzed raincoats can b cut up to make cases for rubbers c slippers. Also to cover the clothe basket when laundry is sent ava from home.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

Common baking soda Is grea help in cleansing bath tubs and wasl basins.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-15

A bag of dried lavender from the garden is a delightful Caristma gift to a friend. ried rose leave: or lemon verbena or rosemary ar, equally good.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

Henry street, negro. was
brought back 10 Fulton roihty by
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Monday.
from Ipionyillc, where hc has
been held on charges of malicious
shooting He is charged with
Nhooliug another negro. Tom
Hughes, last July, the difficulty
occurring ON f.. d. johnson IS
farm in the lower bottom. Street
VIII bee held 10 await the next
Term of circuit court.
FOR SALE Folding bed. ward
robe ami few other articles of
furniture Mrs G.. l.. Carpenter.
Jno. t. Bryant returned last
week from a two months stay at
Roswell and Clovis, \. Mex.
The Baptist ladies. who served
dinner at the county school fair
Saturday, made about $50
FOR RENT: Six room house on
cemetery road. Lights and water
W. G. Upton.
Drew Bacon left "Wednesday
Tor Nashville to undergo a minor
operation
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

Nellie, little daughter of Jesse
Mcneil, who has had diphthrria,
Dis about we'll again School was
dismissed IN the Sylvan Shade
district ON arpmt of this ease
wI uo other ctsrS developed aud
school was opened again.
Mrs. Anna Anderson and daugh.
ter Miss Mary, have returned to
their home at Charleston. Mo-.
after attending a family reunion
here
FOR SALE: My residence in
Southern Heights at a bargain on
good terms. All conyenicnccs. -
DR.. II. +. Prather, phone 80.
Every item that leaves our
store has our personal guarantee
behind 1t. II its not good, send
1t back.-Bondurant Bros.
Nmphcy Bondurani and wife
moved Tuesday 10 the DR.. II. T.
Prather residence in Southern
Heights.
Loo cabin Mamie S,rup IN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

The Standard oil Co. tank fleet
passed here This week, carrying
10000 barrels of gasoline To
Memphis. This is the first biz
shipment 10 come from their
northern rcfinericS. It is said the
company plans 10 build two more
large tow boats for this service.
The city fathers will hold a
call meeting next Monday night
io consider matters in connection
with thc new fire engine. 1t is
already known they will have no
trouble dlNpoSIng of the bond Is
size of $500.
The I,.ics of the Baptist churrl
will have a sale at The home of
Mrs H. T.. Case ON Tuesday, Nov.
D at . p. M. Everybody in
N.'rd.
Misses Carrie Schmidt and Leo
Parks spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. W II Caldwell
Sugar Loaf Peas, the small
kind, > cans for Doe at Prathers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM OVER WORLD
HAPPENINGS IN our OWN AND
OTHER COUNTRIES
BRIEFLY TOLD.
SHORT ITEMS FOR BUSY MEN
weeks New, conde,,nlo,, re-.
viewed Without commsn,-sn
Nations Find Something to
tdiiy ana Ins,rue,

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11
BOSTON ELECTRIC SHOE
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year has made her
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immediately after the
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Tho Courier joins Ar many
s oi the Young people a
..".uF congratulations.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

I ~
I"onIs' who murdered n sacr-nan,,
woman we're hanged Friday
,..' "","' newton d Baker Of Cleye
, . V "aH elected president Of the
National Consumers league
"' colorado supreme court grant.
wi STAY Of execution until Lam ~
''I'' 10 the case Of James G. uuly,r
sentenced 10 die.
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nlui"''iopluue. rose tn b,irbt -
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at Pensacola Fla ''''''
Directors Of me Bank Of ENGLAND
nave recommended 'hc .l,,ftor ~
Lord 'uuIinc as governor for a fourh
year '' " '''' I"
speaker Champ Clark has scpt q,
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$1,000 lo rebuild lbr Christian cburr5
81 H"".nF Green. which burned A 1.'y
da}s ago
The Florida supreme cour, unbcla
provision. of Ilr l.f. b,Y,r i.,'
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tween % 900 aHu 90 BOO and orb,as
titles ' qua"
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operation. boo thr Oam.r Alps are Al
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81 Lous has invited Billy SUNDAY
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tern p ut tb, Wrrm,r w,rbin,
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90 100000
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

TIN. best four at EouIuauf
Peeled Apricols only 2Or a can
FATHERS.
True Tagg paint none better
STARK & Co.
g. Rice is ia ST. Louis this
Hu business.
. j. Curtin was here from
plus on business this week.
'.' View Pack Can goods OF
.nI, now in at Bcttcrsworth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

mayor Newton D BAKER Of Cleye
,''u' V "aS elected president Of the
""u"hhl Consumers League
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

ne colorado supreme cour, grant.
u, ,o,. stay OF execution until Jan. 2
''''. 10 lh" case Of James C. Bulg,r
sentenced 10 die -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

Louis iundy who murdered a mes.
, s'"''f IN Los Angeles. ana Earl
l ,oo'nlA' who murdered a Sacramento
woman we're hanged Friday
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-11-11

"'s. AMOS Reynolds. 6s years Old.
e enueu hrr life at her home at Wa
oas", ma by building big bonfire
ana l'"ping into the flames