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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-24
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LA PLASKOVIETXKA

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=" ~AIinuetto!"
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La LICA De Los ClUDADANOS.

En- la Convention que celebr6 ell
dia 5 del presente mes, recomendo
como Candidates para los cargos pu-
blicos de esta Ciudad, a las personals
que a continuation Sc expresan, y
respetuosamente s~olicita para los mis-
mos Candidates, ell apoyo voluntario
de todos los Ciudadanos de San An
tonic, pidiendoles su vote en- las cleo.
clones primarias que tendran iuear
en- esta ciudad ell dia &c de Abril
de 1915.
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Los Pro- lcmancS.


Los PrO-AlemancS.
De la pequela minoria que apo
va la causa alrmana he Sido in
tornado que no alcanza un diez
por cicnio1 cast todos son indiyi-
duos de Ori@en alemdn. quieneS ma
turalmente cOnServan SUI afectO
Dor la Madre Patria. Y sOstienen
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que L. ma ararcido. por habcr in
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tan solo muy poroS. De todas name
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parfijn pro-a1rm5n.
Ins niios de- nuronros noridos
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W. Marsh, V. L. Allen. J. W. McGinnis.
Martin Ryan. Charles McFadden. J..
elem Jones. Fred b. MCGEE. Beecher
J. sharp. George Nichols. George
Lucas. John S. Scott.
After the grand jury was sent TO
their room. an assignment OF the chan
Gerry work was made. The term gives
promise OF being one OF the longest or
recent years. especially In the number
OF civil cases to be disposed OF.
The jury work OF the term will COM
mence on Monday. October IS.
A number OF the old cases were pass
ed. capias being issued for the men
wanted In each case The following
cases were disposed Of:
Mary V. Newmann vs.. Tri-State Gas
Co. Wednesday. October goth.
Robert u. Miller vs. Montgomery w.
Glass. demurrer submitted.
John Haney administrator OF Patrick
Haney. deceased vs. Steubcnviiie. Wells
burg and Weirton Railway Co, two
cases, one OF trespass on the case and
one for ejectment Demurrer. set for
Wednesday. October 18th.
u. p. Mitchell vs. George Chonaky.
Monday, October 18th
Ray NJ. West vs.. J. W. Lauck, Mon
day October is
J. y McBroom vs.. Dr. NJ. r. Poiand,
Tuesday. October 18Th.
National surety co. Va. Board OF Edu-
cation. hearing Friday Octbore 22nd. In
this case president % the Board Of Edu-
cation appeared In court and announced
that the case had been settled. Attor-
neys J. g. Palmer and Helen Hubbard
opposed the settlement claiming that
Il was Improper and intimatcd that "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Hubacker Of E,dg-
wood have returned home from trip
Miss Ruth Harding OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. spent sunday the guest OF friends
Lewis Davis. OF Elm Grove. has ac-
cepted a position with George Jones.
John Kimmons Of Connellsvule, Pa.
Is visiting relatives In Triadelphia.
Miss Mary Mossburg OF EdEwood. has
accepted "A position In the city.
The Triadelphia District High school
FOOTBALL team will In all probability play
the Linsly Institute second team on
Thursday afternoon
The High school enrolment at the
Irladelphia District high school has
The regular weekly meeting of the
Modern Woodmen OF Elm Grove. will be
street. Elm Grove.
Work on the resurfacing of the Ma
tional road from Gienwood TO Rudler's
Will be started this week.
\ public sale OF stock and farm i'm
PIGMENTS Will be held today on the FL
zie Row man farm. near valley Grove.
has been visiting friends in Elm Grove
returned to his home yesterday.
Robert u. Jones, Of New York. ar
rived last evening 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
days.
Harry jackson who has been employ
ed at the Woodsdale garage has resign
ed his position and left yesterday for
his home at Columbus. Ohio.
MISS Lille StOchr OF EdgWOod. IL
visiting friends at Bethlehem for a few
days.
Mrs. L. X. Riggs Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
- visiting her sister Miss Ellzabcth
Reinheer OF EdgwOOd.
recreation room IL being Installed
IN the Woodsdale confectionery at
Woodsdaie
large force OF men Of the West vir-
GINA Traction and Electric company
were busy laying new walk In front
Of the station at WOodsdalc
Ia fIr4a~ AZ
low Glen lodge. shield OF Honor. was
held last evening In their hall al Greggs-
Vile.
adnce will be given this evening
at Woeber's hall by number OF the
young men Of Elm Grove. Music Will
be furnished by STEMS orchestra
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Endorse Rheuma
Many Druggists Say II Proves Itself
the Most Satisfactory Remedy
for Rheumatsin1.

John Coleman Co. or any druegist
who has sold Rheuma for years Will
tell you that this great remedy for
rheumatism has no superior His
knowledge IL gained from testimony
Of customers 10 whom he has sold
Rheuma n you suffer from SOME
form Of the disease. a fuli-size bottle
costing 80 cents will convince you that
Rheuma viii quickly and permanently
benefit you
Rheuma starts with the FIRST dose to
clean your system Of all poison. builds
up your shattered strength. infuses
fresh blood into your veins. and quick
" restores the Kidneys. bowels. blood
and skin 20 healthy. normal condition.
% rapidly brings the swollen Joints
down % normal. for the uric acid will
have been driven out
DO not conflict Rheuma with other
preparations Of similar name. Rheuma
is always liquid form-insist on the
tradcmarked package.
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practice meeting ~ the Warwood
Rand was held last evening az the North
WHrWOud hoaehouae.
Mr. ana Mrs Fred smith of Vance
avenue and Twcufy-siNfh street spent
sunday visiting friends IN Woiishurr
street Com missioner George sutton
and n small force ~ men were hurv die
lbhutiur ciuderH on Seventh street be-
tween WarWoud ard Richiand avenues
Harry sffoehel has returned 90 his
home after business trip down On the
southern part ~ the state
Mrs p U. Mcclure and Mrs. Henry
Moyn ~ Center Warwoud have return
"a after visiting friends in Martins
Very
f.omar May ~ Hundred. W We. arenf
SUNDAY visiting relatives in North War-
wood
John Athens ~ South Warwood ave-
uue. has returned after spending srvcr-
ri dave visiting friends in Onto
J. g.. Jenkins ~ South WaruOud ave-
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The following are among those ar
raiFned IN the common pleas court Mon
day.
William Girt. cutting and stabblnF
With intent 90 Nil and wound Plea ~
not guilty. Bond $500 Fclouious part
nolliod. Entered plea Of guilt 90 assault
and battery and was sentenced 60 30
days IN jail and fined $50.
scarf Dawson. arson. Plea % not
guilty.
James CLARK, forgery Plea o. not
guilty. BOND $500.
Julius Iuramlba. ahuotinr with intent
10 hill and wound. Plee 81 not guilty.
stani ianavoaik, mauslauEhter Plea
n not guilty
Miko Poivofis. shooting with intent 90
MI and wound. Plea ~ not guilty.
Charles foric ia. murder in the Sec
end decree. Plea ~ not Fuilty. BOND
5000
Oksy Ankrorn. manslaughter Plea %
not guilty Bond $4,000.
Arthur Patterson. rape ~ person una
Der 10 years of ngc. Plea Of not ruity.
BOND $500
Clarence Richards. rape and assault
upon woman other than daughter or
sister. Plea ~ not guilty entered
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Are You Ready
For Your Trip? Take
HO RLICk'S
M allied Milk

Motoring, Fisheng. or Goling.
nutritious, satisfying Food-Drink ready
In . moment. A good light lunch when
tired or RON down. Simply dissolve In water,
hot or cold A hne nights rest is assured
you take cupfui hot before retiring.
Our Lunch Tablets are the acme Of con-
venient nourishment Dissolve a few
IN the mouth when fatigued OF hungry.
sample free, HoRLIcK's, Racine, Wis.
No subs tltuts 10 ''Just a. oood''
~ hoRLick'S, the Original
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OUT.-THE-PIKE


The first meeting OF the Ohio County
I1eachers Association will be held in the
EokinEton Lane school building on Fri
osyf octooer y. The morning session
VII DC taken up with the district meet
ms IN which Liberty and Richland dis
a..Se VIII compose the first section
tLlnaeiphla. Washington and Ritcnie
oistricts the second Prof Robert Arm
strong. OF the English department OF the
Mest Nirginta University. will deliver
noon session.
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WELLSBURG

WELLsBURG. W. Va. oct 1.-The
County Circuit court began its labors
on monday morning. with Judge r. NJ.
Addlcmau. presiding. They were in
great amount OF work before them. The.
grand jury was composed OF otto
kirchner. J. McMorton. George T.
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Tho regular mef ting ~ the LoVclaud
Volunteer fire and protection aaaocia-
t0u ~ South Wnrw0ud was held last
evening Plans are being arranged for
the giving ~ some kind ~ social ln
he near future
4 meeting ~ the Reliance hose com
pauy viii 10 held this evening NJ the
hose house on Twenty street All
are urged to be- present
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WARWO0D


Elmer Long a young man Of Center
Warwood. while out driving Sunday
evening with horse and buggy. had "a
mishap when n Ford touring car which
was going the same way struck the back
OF the buggy. The accident happened
several miles out Glenn Run Th.. au-
tomobile was coming AZ great rate Of
speed and when the driver Of the ma
chine save the buggy he put the brakes
on. but "a was TOO late.
The buggy vas badly damaged while
The occupants and the horsoSWere fright
ened. ~ was the autOmobiiist'H fault
and BE- took All the blame. He agreed 10
pay for the damage.
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ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. CLAIRSVILE, O.. oct. If.--Mrs.
Mabel Hester. state superintendent OF
the Iurlty department Of the W. G r..
T.. will b. present next Thursday after
noon In the 4. 4. church 10 speak TO the
young women Of the village. In the
evening at o'clock she will speak 20
cvcryOnc who wishes 70 nftand
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a cobweb social and entertainment
viii be given Thursday evening OF this
week az the home Of Mrs. Harry Travis.
corner Nineteenth street and Richiand
avenue. The home will be decorated In
colors suitable for the affair which Is
being given under the auspices Of the
members Of the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Methodist church
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Tea.chsrs 20 Kss2

A meeting of the high school teachers
reading circle OF the Triadelphia district
high school will be held this evening In
tho auditorium Of the school building
The text book which will be studied Is
'Johnston's Modern High School" The
meetings Will be held every three weeks
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extensive improvements

nue. is making extensive improvements
TO his property.
ily Of North Marwood avenue. have left
Tor Detroit. Michigan. where they will
make their future home and Mr.. Ebright
large factories
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The Girls Choral Society OF the Tria-
dolphin high school at Edgington Lane
Will meet this evening -or practice un-
DER the direction OF Miss Bess McGrana-
nan. A number OF songs will be prac-
uceds at each meeting. which will be
held every week on Tuesday afternoon
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THe m0HTnIT UI.IU"8H mFTIlnE 0f The
senior Circle % Kings Daughters ~
Warwood win be held this evening AZ
2 o'clock az tho home u Mrs. J. W Ems
lny on WarWuud avenue. All members
are urged 10 be- present a. some very
important natter viii b. discussed. az
ter which "a social time viii be- enjoyed.
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The Warwood Junior football team Of
Center Warwood defeated the Goose
toen Juniors Yesterday afternoon on
their grounds Boz South wheeling The
played veryspood game. They won BY
score 81 ~ to o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

In the divorce case Of Cora Barkhuraf
against Joseph n. Barkhurst the plain
uff IVES Erantcd temporary alimony BY
Judge Lynch in the common pleas court
Monday.
IN the divorce case 81 John r. Perry
against Elizabeth a. Perry. the defend
ant was ordered 20 pay temporary ALI
muuV
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school Teacher Rssixus.

Miss Elizabeth Gering. OF Inc Fulton
Pubic school. has rendered her resigna-
uon TO take effect October % Miss
Gerfng during her short time as a teach
err In the Fulton schools has met with
unusual success. Her resignation has
try)- district board OF educatfon
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On next Saturday the Triadelphia high
school football team viii go TO Middle
school of that place IN what Is expected
10 be hard game. Both teams will
practice hard during the next few days
IN order TO be In first class condition
for the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

Work was started yesterday on the
grading OF the old Craft property near
wheeling park. The Contractors
stringer n Springer. have charge OF the
work A street viii be made through
the center OF the property, running from
The National road towards the creek
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regular Monthly Meetanx.

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
held on "Wednesday evening in the VAL
ley Grove school house. A special topic
bearing on some phase of Agriculture,
will be discussed by a member OF the
Pan Handle Agricultural Club Every
one interested IN agriculture Is urged to
be presCnt.
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From the last report received by the
Warwood Water and Light company
from Chemist Coleman OF Wheeling. Il
was shown that 10 g. stlll purcst found
IN this section. Tests are being taken
monthly and all 20 far have been very
40
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ing, will be tried this morning. Plain
TIFF alleges that the defendant wrong
fully detains property from her and
asks the recovery Of the same and $500
damages. w. o. Campbell. Of Bellaire.
Is the attorney for the plaintiff.
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Members Of the Ladies Aid Society or
the Presbyterian church will hold their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon Immediately following the
missionary meeting
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A box and pie social will be given Mt
the Grand View school house ON Satur-
day evening. for the benefit of the
Mount Union Presbyterian church A
short literary program will be rendered
A cordial Invitation Is extended to every
one to be present.
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WIN oave Ecsrtainu.rt

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Buckley
M =. church, Will give an enter tainment
on tuesday evening. October 10, in the
sunday school room of the church A
splendid musical and literary program
~ being arranged for the occasion. at
enioyed -
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The Loyal Womcn's bible class of the
Christian church OF Elm Grove. will give
an oyster supper at Woeber's hall. ON
Main street on Thursday evening. Great
preparations have been made to serve
a large crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

Mrs. Fred Horton. OF Warwood. IL
vlsiting a. the home Of her parenea
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Mercer.
The outlook Ciub viii meet on Thurr-
gay afternoon az the home OF Mrs Her.
man y. Mahan. at Follansbeo
DIT. and Mrs. Chester Gray OF Hornall
y. Y. arrived today 10 visit Al the
home OF Mrs. Gray'a parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. r Mont Rofnerv. ST..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

The WarYood Tank will be closed all
day today a. u being a legal holiday. In
observance Of Columbus Day Many Of
the schools have prepared programs for
[ hts day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

Rev. G. A Beyler Of Greene County
Pa. will lecture In the Elm Grove church
of God tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock
Rev. Beyler is a splendid speaker and
no doubt will deliver a splendid address,
A large crowd Is antlcipated.
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To Entertain Club.

Mrs. Beatrice Myers Will entertain
the members OF the Kiiiibluc club AZ
her home on Marietta street. Tuesday
evening.
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Funeral services over the late James
II. Howard. of Fulton. who died Sunday
morning at the Ohio Valley General hos
pital will be held this afternoon al two
o'clock from the family home. Rev. n
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Personals.

+. NJ. Shepherd left yesterday for n
business trip 20 Wellsburg.
Attorneys Pred Spriggs and oCok
Danford, OF Bellaire, were local callers
> yesterday.
Sam Scott. local man. pleaded not
guilty 90 larceny charge yesterday. Bond
was fived at $50.
In Columbus.
Judge Smith. OF GAINESVILLE. was
calling on local friends yesterday.
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Oyster upper.

o. Teagarden. pastor OF the Steenrood
NJ = church, will officiate. Interment
Will be In the Peninsula cemetery.
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Special music will be furnished by the
young mems orchestra Of Warwood
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Regular monthly meeting Of the
Womcn.s Missionary Society will b. held
In the Presbyterian church Wednesday
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WnI panca roniaht-

\ crowd of short Greek and Warwood
people VIII give a dance a. faach'a hall
out Glenns Run this evening The dance
VIII BE- one 81 the old time barn danres
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Hollywood

was brought about. by fraud. The hear
Ing VIII be held in open court
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license TO wed

Floyd Compiler. age 20 years. OF Hol-
loway, and Mary l.. Brener. aged ~, OF
Flushing. Rev. DickersOn. OF St Glars
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Tho case ~ MHrEarct Uubig against
Frank fiahlT. which was fo o. tried in
the common pleas court Monday morn
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very delightful entertainment. M
frof and Mrs. sutton. OF Bethany Cot
legeh was given under the auspices OF
the Country Womans Club on Saturday
evening October 2. The meeting va
held In tho Franklin NJ. r. church and
was well attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-12

Copies OF the following announce
ments have been received in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Woo
announce the marriage OF their daughter
Gladys
TO
Mr.. Henry sheldon Kelly
on Monday. the fourth OF October
one tho9ssnd nine hundred and fifteen
Mr.. Kelly Is the son OF Mr. ana Mrs.
John A. Kelly. OF this city, ana IA In
terested IN brick concern an Frau-
ingham. Mass. where the couple viii
reside. Congratulations Of many frfen1r
are being sent 20 the groom and his
DIloe- 2sn1.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27
What He Meant.

Many years ago there was an Ameri.
can missionary located among the In.
dams in the far West who was of a
hospitable turn of mind. He always
kept hard cider on the premises. If
any one Of his widely scattered flock
Of Indians CHANGED to call upon him,
he would bring them forth a jug of
it. One day a strange Indian called
one whom he had never seen before
evidently an unconverted heather, so
far as Christianity was concerned
Out converted to the consumption of
alcoholic beverages. He, as it turned
out, had been coached after the man
ner of a student at a university. His
acquaintance with English was lin
tied. He opened fire upon the aston
ished missionary thus: Abraham, ia
cob, Jonah, Job, Satan, Beelzebub,"
and then paused, evidently expecting
a reply. what on earth do you
mean?" asked the missionary, he not
having been christened after any of
them, drawing himself up in a digni-
fed manner The Indian pithily re-
piled: Il mean cider"
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nesses of the net. This dainty dress
is In one piece and worn over a slip OF
light blue thin silk. A big bow of
light blue satin ribbon adorns the
pale gold curls of the small lady. who
is all dressed up for a little folks
party.
Another pretty frock that has
charmed many a mother out Of a
goodly number of dollars is made of
sheer handkerchief linen. It is long
wasted, with a short skirt, consist
ing of four narrow rufies set on the
waist by a row of hemstitching. There
is a turnover collar Of fine point
d'esprit edged with a fril at the neck.
and a small narrow vest is set in at
the front made of this net. Two mar
row frills Zone at each side) almost con-
ceal the vest. The collar is V-shaped
and finished with a little butterfly bow
of ribbon at the point. Another bow
like 1t is set at the bottom of the
vest. This dress would be Just as
pretty in the fine weaves of cotton.
like cotton voile or batiste, or fowery
figured lawns, using the point d'esprit
for collar, cuffs and frills.
JULIA 5oTToMLEY.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27

Party clothes planned for summer
wear of little folks need not take much
Of the time even of the most painstak-
ing mother. For a choice in styles in
dresses for her little girl she would
better be a frank copyist of the frocks
made by those who specialize In
children's wear. For with their ener-
gies focused upon this particular
field of endeavor they turn out orig
inal and alluring things that r a
delight to look upon, and simple
enough to be easily made. AS for
the small boy, his case is easily dis
posed of. He is to be dressed like 9TH
err small boys. Little variety of de-
sign is looked for in his appareling.
The little maid Of eve shown In
the picture, has on a frock made of
white net, edged at the bottom with a
scallop finished with buttonhole stitch
ing in silk. BY way of a little child
fish elaboration a second row of seal
lops appears above the first. The
bodice is an inspiration from the boz
lero which is so much worn by her
big sisters, and the short frilled
sleeves are as simple as sleeves al
bA except that they are of two thick
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27
Interesting Hosiery.

Black and white and black clocks on
white and vice versa, checks, solid
and lined, stripes, plaids, polka dots.
brilliant and subdued colors, embroid'
cry effects in one to three colors OF
floral and other designs. r all seen.
A novelty has a solid white leg and
white horizontal stripes on the black
foot. Two-toned hose have top and
foot in contrast with clocking like the
upper part. White is combined with
Dutch and Belgian blue, pink and pur-
pie. Beige is also combined with bril-
liant shades.
A novelty in silk hose has lace in
sets, with the designs emphasized by
crystal beads. A bootee pattern has
imitation buttons and gilt braid but
tonholes up the ankle, to initiate a
button boot, which is to be worn with
pumps.