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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22

eight 81 inches of solid brickwork,
except that the withes COR brickwork)
i between the lined dues on the inside
OF the chimney may be four (4) inches
in thickness. All chimneys shall ex-
tend at least three 49, feet above a
! fiat roof and at least two on feet
above fiat roof and at least two 90
feet above the highest point of
shingle roof No chimney shall be
cOrbeled out more than eight go
inches from the wall. and the corbel-
( ing shall consist of at least five (5)
courses of brick.
! Section H. All wood beams or joists
shall be trimmed away from all flues
and chimneys, whether the same be
for smoke, air, or any other fue or
chimney No trimmer beam shall be
less than four (H inches from the out
| side of a chimney breast, and the head
er beam shall not be less than two %
| inches from the outside face of the
brick or stone work of the same. The
, header beam. carrying the tail beams
of floor and supporting the trimmer
arch in front of a fireplace shall not
be less than twenty (20) inches from
the chimney breast.
Section Is. Temporary one-story
frame buildings may be erected for the
use of builders within the limits of
lots whereon buildings are in course
of construction, or on adjoining vacant
lots. upon permits issued by the City
Council. No such building shall be
allowed to remain for more than ninety
days, nor to exceed 1000 square feet.
Section 10. All fiue holes when not
in use shall be closed with tight-fttting
metal covers.
Section 90 The owner or owners of
any building, structure, or part there
of, or of any of the several features
governed by this ordinance, and any
architect, contractor or builder who
assists in the commission of any act
wherein a violation of this ordinance
exists shall for each and every such
violation and noncompliance, be
guilty of a misdemeanor and. upon
conviction thereof, shall be fined not
less than Five Dollars $500, not
more than twenty-five Dollars (s25.00),
and each ten days of maintenance of
prohibited conditions shall constitute
separate offense.
The application of the above penalty
shall not be held to prevent the en-
forced removal of prohibited condi-
tions, as provided for under Section
One ID of this ordinance.
Section 81. All ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with the fore
going are hereby repealed.
Section %. This ordinance shall
take. effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Adopted and approved Sept. End,
1915. r. &. Batson, Mayor
|, the undersigned Clerk of the City,
of Hattiesburg, Miss, certify that the
foregoing is true copy of Ordinance
No. 43S as appears of record on pages
800, $40 and 81 of the Municipal Min
utes Rock c."
Given under my hand this Sept.
10th. 1915 A. Farley,
22-1t Com. Clerk.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22
CALIFoRNIANs BUY LARGE FARM

Hazlehurst, Miss, Dec. 22.-Charles
A. Moore OF Memphis has sold what
is known as the A. G. Bailey place,
located twenty miles west of this
place and containing $50 acres, to G..
c. and L. p. c. Davis, of Ramona, Cal
The purchasers will move here on the
first of the year and will convert this
place into a stock farm.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22
JUDGES TO TAKE HOLIDAY.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 22.-The Su-
preme Court judges will take Christ
mas. so there will be no sitting of the
court next Monday.
The judges will work on cases in
the consultation room during this week
but will not hand down any decisions
or hear oral arguments until the first
Monday in January.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22
VETERAN is ILL.

Purvis, Miss, Dec. 22.-John Magee
for many years resident OF TINS
place, Confederate veteran who
bears the bodily scars of war, and
who. though nearly Sc years of age.
has been strong and active until re.
Gently, lies at his home here today,
very i'll with but little hope for his re-
cOvery
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22

cause a "free-for air shooting ARRAY
occurred, and when the smoke had
cleared, one negro was dead and two
others were found to be seriously
wounded The wounded negroes were
taken to Harrisburg on hand cars for
medical treatment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22

section who died on Friday in a Nat
chez hospital was buried yesterday
in Oak Grove Cemetery, after the fun
raj conducted by the Revs. Weeks
and Stroud of the Baptist Church.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22
DAlRYMAN KILLED BY TRAIN.

Meridian, Miss, Dec. 22.-Joe L..
Harris, a dairyman, was almost in
stantly killed when a Northeastern
freight struck his milk wagon two
miles south of Meridian about noon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22
|SuGHT Decrease IN
BALES COTTON G|NN[D
REPORT OF The cEnsuE su-
REAu sHoWssFALLlNc OFF IN
STATES PRODUCT.

Sam L. Rogers. director of the Cen
sus, Department of Commerce, an
nounces the preliminary report of cot
ton ginned by counties in Mississippi,
for the crops OF 1916 and 1914. The
report was made public for the state
on Wednesday. Dec. s.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22
G. MuLLENs, MONROE, MISS.

Monl Miss. Dec. 22.-Gillis Null
lens oelEknown young man of this
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-22

An Ordinance TO regulate the construc-
ton, equipment, alteration, repair or
removal of buildings or structures
erected or to be erected in the City
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

~ authority - ths osntrni Election
Law - ites and ~ ihr Charter ~ ihr
city 81 Corpus Christi Efanted ~ an
krf - the ~ Tisiatffr n TIE Sfnte ~
Ttyar. approved Marrh ftth. 1904,
Aoy Afi~r airyor II swia CITY ~ Cor
gus Christi, hsrshy tive notice 20 al
whann Il fnsy concsrn tbnt oensrai
Election ~fn ~ hsid. IL and for eaia
CITY - Cafpas ChrisA. o. Apfii sth
A. y 1915 4 helhs me firnl Taehday
= aaid manih - lf4e eidsrsoE. Al large
- Msrof and f0sf Commissioners
~hd ahsii hase uhalf offices ~ twa
years ~ until thar auccessefs arr
fiscfef afsf apeifef
KaIa sisftion aissii hs hold in ihs
ryc goiiar srseibets - Aaid Cifys a.
defined ~ - gfviiuADce approved tht
IA day - September. a y. isga. al
the foliapina asaces to-Mif a. tbs
County coaffhoaAe in PrecsHst No 3
a which 81 gDniiflsa siecfurs ~ old
CTS Wsff Su ! shall Fsts, ~ cify
Ifsn ane Yife station h i'rerinci No. 4
~ which AZ qualified sitcfofa - "a
cits Ward ~H SHAH vote. Al ia.
monse Hal IN FFeeiEei 10 .. AZ which
al qualified siscfofn . ~ city Ward
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

No shall vofs IA nsnaAea ftan 10
rfeeincf 80 4 81 which au quallfea
electeFs ~ 90 ciiy Neri No ! shall
vote. 90 Neyuana atebls Isl Precinct
NJ q ~ which en- aeAls1oa sirssors -
OH CITY Ward Ne 8 saAn Ntse
fsy aNfteglts ~ Seggica a. - tlst ~ a
titnersl t,iestlan tau ~ i3a1 h~tsty
aftaint ~ AIlesfo - ile.uaA the
foi4ow}nf ramna rtfsean tesvlp -
ara fng rreelnst NJ =. g. u faftin
FfrAtius iutfe las Nireur A i
iiehitDstein sysd a. y itr4Ht. A.sist.
ani lnafes rttclnts NJ n "a "a.
WuFht i'tvsidlns iadrr r. n NtrN.
wsn a. a NlnEhsW ana loa lsias
s.lumnns Assistant iusaen PRECINCT
Ne s sos 4 nopnes. Presiding
autfe D. M.fn. ~ cul.asa ana
b. \ narrstt, Assl8fant iaaaea prt.
rRei Na 4 u d savssN l'resalne
judge ieks NeuthluEer Narin Krhg
sac Can Nan iilntteT Assistant
iUafes i'tecincs No a aco tt t.iati..
Presiding 3ndae . B. iiesnsr luhu
ilpiesin end lsaae Rsussse Assirtan,
Iaarre
Thc several rr~maina judges shaa
sppaint souf qualified prrsnss 10 eai
- clerks " eiettiar ~ their sss,~ei
iNe ur~sluCts Said ufficers unnaRafr
Eni clerks ~ clerfien Hhan taka ga,
tath. perform me fHiirn hplI aad eon
auci said 'lr,Uop. and make roinr1
thffeUt. in rstnrer 500 fefm na Ngth
Al the nuse nsiNreA Oh saia uenrre
Law.
This pa1ire shalt he rstiiniica ~ M
Naily Caiier hnd ilonld fof ivruif
consecutive ISSUES certified cun,
sifrvuf shall BE- poaish by the citl
sinrehsi AZ eseA ~ said vetina placer
fef twenty aess prior 60 Apfil stt
ielt. ara saia Marshal shall Also ~ +,
each ~ tbs nfflcsfs a eleesian. al.ay,
hnmea. Nlih q lac certified sopf ol
ihiH notice returns % publication
fqsiinf and service aforesaid sheii b,
made - required ~ ia@
uiVen under mt hand ena thr srs
= aald rliY thla 9Th DAY ~ March
a 81 teta
noY MILLER Nasos
- tho rity q Corpus CHRISTI fekas
attrsf y y Muiiifan CItt fesfsiagt
- the Cfy ~ Cagpus catfish
Oai
FAt4..sr4..sf....t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

a'lef D. anltnflaci % anualnas
~ ie'bpNins Candidates. a. unn.nsa.
- Ne i~.'ries fsrtv. far eie. ii..n
Nref'st 81 ihe actsau e VOTERS Ia ihp
~, e'sei.,n q nqN &nra e.
far eafaf nes Aiiiirr
~ S"'nn'ssiehsrs ,taar q 10 c,ett
u r safkegtba
nsdlsy Ward
Iohn u Gailaftrr.
l. q. cpiAns.
if,ai4 Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21
pollYicAl ANhouscrMrNTs

To- 'Ailrf IA AuthesiNrd ia mako ths
iolsrati.e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arniect a.
80 aetlcr ~ ycters ta she stN fire
Ner f rekt Apfn
Yer Nagof iittfy 81 l.aief
- ,'ssnH. - eaett tfsag Is he sscci
al
julia psrtaaeld 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

y. ..TI.r,- TO borrow ste6 g ~ 80,
~ - o. losing Corpus business WI ~
GOOD interest znd Estr saoc VI 4 49,
~ gssc6 worth q maeninSs IN" 80 ~
address +. o. Box SIX -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

s.it SALE EGGS irom Prize -wlnnins
F-are 800 s7i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21
DRESS MAKING

Tarry dress making and Islhin ~
lng al reasonable PRICES ~ ~ ~
street Mira ConEer.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21
AaENrs wAnrrp
MISCELLANEOUS

WHAT WHERE liuW MurIiF
Az cdueetoa at the Nerna rnslrses
college faf s2sg pef uerA inaulr
~ eeilean in eid Masonic 1854 af
Nuiiau street t4a
ron Yol'p flnwfn REus AND
0ANnENE Wu ran iatuiah Yna h'nrs
s4rdY nil eifa wen roifsd n,nnHt
aisa eieaa thsii lna i.ag s4nd fnr Feuf
NaIRn ftc l'Hfru Tfanffef On, lhmls
i6gs ftg1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

FoR Tia DE T~a gevl
carranelie cungfy 10 trade g.,
y, snerthandiso. lets IS fsn Artpnio.
rsr Automobile. NJ a. PATE Nuerrs
He,sl its
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21
rYPEwKITER ExoHANoE.
- - >
POULTRY.

Agge fer Matching from Tom harr0r
Enshsh white Leghorns The winners
" fhe International Erg laying con
VS. Eftle folder tells about the
eF Nrn for the asising-EEgs zee
ani 8, 09 per setting, "a, y y
eiAnl 0fs cnrpus Chrl-tL Texas tSffl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

tun SAFE nR TRANS 81 T.ss e.,
~ fafu 80 acfes Wen ipsesgNea
Aesintie iuieunH Wn OnaWArf ,,F.
Hpf Fhfisu nrapfria as rsff fsasaerf.
Aprls % "a nas fst iet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

Mrs iauax will take rfrnsufo "
sh,lyiVs sou M new styles. Hpccisi
On e. fcnsodt'laN 3its
GO street ~. rtuifs. fSyai
c0nTus CHRISTI ieads She worid b.
the qarrtion 90 aas and ali--TIlF
PALACE TAf9NfH leads Cafpus
Christi IN ,bs clespine sna pfe-slnK
business phNrs esa A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

goR SALE or TRADE ooed mcosru
\ rSafn hcasi-at f1siaetev, Te1ns--
dnsna a good b,isiusrx wgll trade for
as.ssrunis,eraa cosfls ChFasti gfaseFtg.
spay Jack Robins. se7 ccAp4rfal
nsrsst. s7t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

Is 900 20 worth - uniuf afnbcred
property. "a trade ~ first rayfnent a.
Corpus Christi property Or Nueees
Coahsy farm.
A. scret raases sonihNes, Missouri
fruit land 20 trade 10 fifrt payment on
corpus chrsfl rcsl8enef. balance pals
monthly
n yon wans o. rent hiiT Or sT~hsnFs
~ n T Wfesi. Phone TEL 80
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

w. WILL DRILL SlTE-iaf i4aNet
I" IA CuiAKe fract icss than iaea feei
Nen Nncoes Nl Nte aalalnrs sad a.
VII eat sAis Asdsess d 81. g. ~
Box "a go ps
nEAy1n1fi HoMENrF t.ais ia.
Y ana 20, ticck o.. ceefleeAlne Nuegsf
tNs ffs'n hiHh pleff lp Nntscs uot
helfhts Eas7rrn sspnNrt sitsaa
NJ tAhf thcpe enrn,r lait Addrrss -
w. D. q lios SO .ed n.
FOR SALE Lot with thres r,on
anslhnr harm and E,sod eistern. an
new. Western PARK ~ ciiy irice 1850
eass terms. ARriy At 90. Mesquite ~
r'sone rs. tssb
luR SAt.E Five hundred n
its near white peiut ras
sale one thisd cAsh nnA haia
eAsy tefnA Address poeitfilee paA
tql leset
.FOR SALE a c.Fner business IA 81
ale N Anadarke oEiAhnma. viii traas
with Corpus Christi property Address
v a. peaniTan. CORPUS Chrlsti Tcsas
SOC
RANCH ron sAi.r ssts acres h Nu
Gees cAnfns. is miles Nathwesf IL
1'vaide Well wutencd Prize sfee pr
acfc VIII tahf read Improved farm
lard or inr0fnt PAVING Corpus Chfisli
business property IN past payment
balance terms. Also mics large resi-
dencc sn s'vRidn with an cly eapvea
iences. Address fioA tgs rva'ds. revaa
fss
Excellent black Iana around TIE new.
modern town = uenrge West Tcxss
ls hclng sold on 70 years Iifue ~ 60
~ narlicniars inquire - , e Collier
4 Son. williams Hotel 80
Nice twe.siary homo. Nafth ntifb
HnpFeysi modern Easy terms tess
than cost ihis week
Nice one .st0fy cettafe ~ersh yir1fa
small cash payment halnree lanR time
several nice ges.denac lots yofsb
Beach. ANAL each payment tasiaucv
sary.
nosuuul bunRrlnw on Cfaparrt.
stree. niss lawn and flowers well Uni.
pfoYed. 3 bargain terms II frlalrcd
lord huslneks corner near Ciiy Hail
hfinfr rooa incUre nov ercfiient in.
iatlon Tor future
Two attractive lots and heusee np
pcsife Aftstlan farh Foel Invest
msni brings fair income new
Several south inuff lots M haFvHif
prices. ore Second street. ffo4eo en-.
other Third street. isQoeo. eiH~e ~ car
water and sewer
scs M Or bargains. a ~ ciGAf.N
Hoom !. Mcdonald niaFa Phones ca
and csf. tsssl
Nesth Beach Horss
> modern 4 riam BUNGALOWS iari
eompieted. small cash payment. bal
Aisce Ilte rent Won wiz reFef faNs
Astter appoftuuity ia own hnmr
Phone 7of. " 2 Wed al
3 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

Tor RENT weA ,ov..,--s -
sa'.ee . SNAIL ssar-. rsrsr., 80 -. ~
,fosr the pcssefficc Aas,rs. -ess'ss
" 'ai' a. 81. Mesquite street.
------.-,-------~----.. al
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

w. WILL DRILL SITE -iaf i4aN1t
n IA CuiAge rract ioss than iae1 feei
Hem Nnrots IA CFe aalalprr saa AZ
VIZ eai sAis Asdsess Il 81. B. 81
Box y" 80 as
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

~, ST Inc ard uax,A .
-. iAheftf. Fhsas ~ ~sI
f,., ---------'---------
IL REM weA iaca,,,, - :
Ice q snail ssarr. rsrs-.,. - ~
.fo'n the pcssefficc Aaares. ~. -sa.'''
''k 80 " cali az els al,ss,,' '''.. ...
----.-.-----------. al
fvN RENr--Tnr~s. r,cr. - -
v.rrsa -. 'ro p~f non,A n ~
@ ~ aesaca street. Faons al
So
e.,,,.., 80 = Two rye-rcen mo.se,~
s ,. on Bnffalo s,r~.t Ar,',.' 49,. =
, narA Curt Here Jr- ien nrt..,.
sss
oh RENT OR Lr.Asr--9r-s-' -
~ toeV acres for rent ar go a..
Esnss Nueces River. san 49,
~ouhV' Boz ses care cal..t 49,
-. ------------l...- ~
fok kENT--sterc room AZ al p,.,.,,.-
street. Apply Seaside Hotel i-'cns y. :,
tssil
FOR HENT- Ertra iar~- g.
-sss.tv' Az conyenienres tgSoo ~,
"onta' Apply se3 Caller. ~
= on kENr--Two larEe frost r-----.
4 :. over ssr Aa,nnia ussa,ns 4
supply Company's offe~. III $500.
Chaparrai. raone ieea So
7---afa-as--------
FOR RENT tlve. seven ~ .1s,,
J Noin modern house Furnished A. M
furnished. Amos Moorr. Phone al
1871
FOR RENT-R casonAhle. pl,. n.u
modern Groom cosiage a, lagi Arnes
81 Phone 7ss. s.ss,
FOR RENT-one ana one s.ro,ro
house for rent--ali cenvrnseseas cin.,
iiTs. 49,,
FOR Rent FURNisHrD-A s.roo,y
house-on car line and paved street
s23 Liberty. Phone ga fss.l
--------------..-----.-l-.-- -. - -.
FOR RENT Storcraom recently orrn
picd hy the Tgfuaf. WAITS Eicstr,c
Company 40 iii chansral stgctt. ~
jones Realty Co.. lhaae ass ,tsn
FOR RENT -Four nnfurnished ruon.s
southeast exposure. lights water and
phone ilGs0 per month. or two un.
Furnished fooms Tor $3.50 pr north
1891 Mesquite street stg
asa-aaaaa-aaa-4a.-.--.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-21

voa sALe on rRtoG

ron skl.N or TRADE ifte srfes ~
grains land wlil exchange for Cor,
pBa chflaN pFopartY - email farm bear
flty Addfrss On cali On " ~ tief.
mann. efs watsr street stI
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

| could not get this news OF Mr..
Hatton out OF my mind. What ef-
feet would II have on Mollie? I am
afraid that when she knows 1t she
will think that II Is he instead OF
Pat that she loves.
So this Is why he has been so
careful to keep away from her. II
Is worse than death for him and |
should not be surprised II It did not
complicate Mollie's outlook upon
life.
II everybody had been perfectly
open about II from the first every
thing would have been all right. II
does not do to keep such things Sc
cret.
hate to tell Dick, for am sure
that, man-like, he will not for a mo-
ment understand what 1t will mean
II Mollie Is In love with Mr.. Hatton.
So many people have intimated.
little book. that I talk too much.
but surely II one talks about ones
personal Affairs to those one knows
is interested in them there ELL be
no near-tragedies as this one prom
Uses to be.
(To be Continued)
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
BY LILLIAN e. YOUNG.

Dresses of white tussah silk are
TO be very smart when the warm
afternoons come along. Indeed.
they could hardly look other than
smart when worn with all the pretty
accessories fashion has prepared
this spring.
There are the jauntiest OF hats.
very odd and attractive parasols.
and the new modes in boots found
In all colors and styles for different
costumes-all especially designed to
make more attractive the gowns and
suits OF the new season.
A really attractive model is
sketched herewith. Intended orig.
lnally for white tussah. IL will lend
itself to any other color one may
select.
Taking Il in the order in which
1t is made, there is first OF all a
plain waist and skirt OF the tussah
over which are arranged the more
fanciful bolero-blouse and tunic
skirt.
Long sleeves are set into the
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
ANGEL BANKRUPT;
NICK STARK IN
CREDITORS LIST

Charles Lonsby. who backed the
unsuccessful venture OF the Roy
walling Stock company in the old
Folly theater. IAfayette-blvd. and
Shelby-st. has fled a petition In
bankruptcy. listing his liabilities at
s22.955.G7. with no assets. He
claims exemption on personal prop
erty amounting to $3.50.
Among Mr.. IAnsby's creditors are
the members OF the stock company.
Roy Malling has about sf9s In back
salary coming to him. c. Nick
Stark. an eminent tragedian, we'll
known In Detroit and elsewhere. is
anxious to collect s63 that he earn.
ed playing the part OF Kentucky
colonel with . thirst for strong
drink.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

Ma" said Pa jenkins. Il wish
you'd look around the back Of my
neck and see u anything's there.
Something's biting me like the mis-
chief"
Ma looked. and caught her breath.
why, Pa" she exclaimed.
There's couple OF big fat fieas
Just jumped under your collar.
"Hol-y-smoke'" yelped Pa. IT'S
tina, jerks dog that rubbed up
against me-" and he began shedding
his coat.
"Now don't you scatter any neas
around this house, Pa jenkins"
warned Ma. You 20 right down
into the basement and take on your
things there and soak your under
clothes In the laundry and put your
suit In a suit case. and Wen send II
TO the cleaners. and you can take
bath down there. too. Now go
on-I'll get your clean clothes for
you"
Half an hour later Pa, scrubbed
and healess. sat down to supper.
This flea business" he began.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14

plane under blouse, and triangular
piastren. embroidered in white and
green. is set above the belt to trim
the front of the waist. The arm
holes and edges OF the little bolero
which slips on over the other are
corded and the lower edge. shirred
and finished with a self-ruffie, de-
scribes slanting line to the back.
parallel with the sides of the TRAN.
gular plastron. A circular apstand-
ing collar of white batiste is worn
In the neck.
A second plastron trims the front
OF the skirt just under the belt and
sets a pattern for the application
OF the tunic a few inches below
which is consistently shirred under
cord and finished with an upstand
ing heading. The tunic runs down
into point at either side and shows
a deep hem.
This Is design that will surely
grace any summer wardrobe, and II
carried out in white, as suggested
can be used for some informal even.
ing affair as well as for the after
noon.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-14
WHAT GIRLS MAY DO
The Importance of Loving Your Work.

There ought to be more such
women. You ought TO love your
work! II you doa't you ought to
get out OF II, even at loss. For
the loss will only be apparent. You
will fnd that when you get to doing
work you do love no one can stop
you. You'll soon catch up with lost
time. and you'll reach higher and
do more than under far more favor
able circumstances with work that
Is distasteful or simply a bore 10
you. People say II In easy enough
for an artist to love the work done.
but a business girl has no special
reason for being crazy with delight
over casting up figures or copying
letters.
But let girl In business take
trouble to hunt out the interesting
things In her Job. To study II a BIT
in relation TO the general work OF
the plant and 10 get hold OF the hui
man side OF II. Let her get her i'm
agination to work. as well as just
her fingers and ears.
Let her set an ideal and criticize
any falling on In herself from this
ideal. Let her talk over possibili.
ties. plan for the future, make her
work a living thing. and she will
soon begin TO love IT, Then she
will begin to forge ahead, and pres
emily have to check herself from
overworking. for that N the danger
OF those who love their work. But.
after all. II Is true that few people
are hurt through doing what they
love doing. even II they overdo a
little. II IL too inspiring to be
harmful. ~