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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27
EBERT BEDE SAYS:

OAAA Sl1xo
Quite often a widows weeds
bear seeds.
Some folks call it hard luck
when they get what they have
coming.
When a man says he is self
made he probably considers him
self and wife as one.
The man with plenty of watered
stock can hardly be blamed for
feeling in the swim.
As long as a man tells a woman
how pretty she is he is making a
beautiful hit with her.
Laws of fashion are the only
ones with no penalty attached that
are pretty generally observed.
After a man makes one break
about wanting a girl to marry him
he seldom gets a chance to make
another.
There may be one advantage in
not knowing much. You may know
SO little that you don't even know
lit.
When you feed a mans vanity
he doesn't ask questions about how
it is cooked or find fault with the
way it is served.
If your pocketbook is in a
healthy. condition you can find
some doctor who is ready to find
something about your anatomy
that isn't.
Well wager a reasonable sum
that you have been given the
devil a number of times and vet
can't tell from your own memory
what he looks like.
The man who courts a girl who
has a small brother has no one
but himself to blame if he marries
without knowing all Of his sweet
hearts faults and follies.
You never heard a person say
eff l do say it myself" without
following it up by saying some
thing nice about himself that nc
one else would have thought of in
a thousand years.
When a bridegroom turns to
whisper to his wife's ear that she's
all his now, she is just as likely
as not looking up at him in a way
that seems to say: "You will have
to dance to my music now, ole
man."
An Oregon judge has decided
that Oregon brides need not ADOPT
their husbands names unless the,
wish to. Now if the same judge
will decide that the old man does
not have to give up his salary un.
less he wishes to, both sides will
be happy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27

The heavy frost last week was
feared to have done a lot of dam
age to fruit trees and gardens, but
it appears that very little if any
harm was done. With the splen.
did rains that we have had, par
ticularly last week, the outlook for
a splendid crop for this section is
very good.
Are you the meanest man in
Hope?? Hope Opera House,
May 28th.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27

proved annoying to the young
stenographer, but his repulsive fell
low-commuter often needed a shave.
Now the fashion-plate was often
heard to make sighting remarks
about the Plebian, such as low
brow" "rough-neck," "bruiser,"
and the like, but the Plebian never
happened to hear them, so the
s%tenographer kept on living.
One Saturday evening it came to
pass, that both of these young men
stopped at Jerry's place to partake
of refreshments and to cash their
weekly pay checks. They stood
side by side and surveyed each
other with much wonderment in
the back bar, while Jerry himself
served them. The rough-neck
exchanged his check for a schooner
and twenty-six, ninety-five, while
the pretty stenographer received a
highball and eleven, eighty.
Moral-White collars add more
to appearances than to pay checks.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County OF Steele lSS

##- JUL VI otCClc
In District Court. Third judicial District.
Wilhelmine Groscop, Fred Groscup, Louise
Mathis. John Mathis, Maria Mathis, Jacob
Mathis. Emil Stoehr, otherwise called
Emile Stoehr, Mary Stoehr, Philip stoehr
Clara Stoehr,' Pauline Klinksick, Robert
Kltnksick, Augusta Beckmann, William
Stoehr and all other persons unknown
claiming any estate or interest In or lien or
incumbrance upon the property described
In the ........ Defendants
The State Of North Dakota to the above
named Defendants;-
You are hereby to answer the
complaint in this action, which is on file in
the office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
within and for the County Of Steele and State
OF North Dakota, and to serve a copy of your
an ngs eTts npq bR the subscriber b. within thirty
you, exclusive OF the day OF service: and in
case OF your failure to appear or answer iude-
ment will be taken against you, by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
G. S. SIMPLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residence and Post Office address.
Hope. Steele County, North Dakota.
To the above named Defendants:
You will please take notice that the above
entitled action relates to and is brought for
the purpose OF Q%uieting title to the following
described lands and premises located and sit
uated in the County Of Steele and State OF
North Dakota, to-wit: The Southwest Quarter
| (SW.A) OF Section Twenty-six (26) in Town
ship One hundred forty-fiVe u45) North of
Range Fifty;seven CD West of the Fifth Prin-
Attorney for Plaintiff
4-6ti 4-22-1b Hope, N. D..
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27

A No. 10 Remington Visable
Typewriter in good condition for
sale at a very reasonable price.
Call at the Pioneer Office and
look it over.
Laugh and the crowd will
laugh with you at the Meanest
Man in Hope at the opera house
May 28th. Admission, rs and
IS cents
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27

A man named Stone and one
named Wood met on the street
in II of our nearby towns and
stopped for a few minutes to ex-
change a few cheerful views
when a woman in a particularly
noticeable sheath gown passed.
simultaneously Wood turned to
Stone and Stone turned to Wood
then. both turned to rubber.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27
JUNE

JCANL
June this year comes in on the
first and ends on the .thirtieth. 1t
will have ten and twenty days
with a night tackled on to each one
of them. June's days, too, have
a habit of absorbing most of the
allotted twenty-four hours, and
the habit is not at all approved by
those who retire and arise by the
sun.
Though sowing time for many,
it is Cupid's harvest time, and
wedding bells resound with JOY in
every known cline. A bunch of
flimsy, fluffy lace che" takes to
be his bride, to shelter and pro-
vide for, her, no matter what be-
tide. But presently, we should
surmise, by Fashions onward
trend, it will be "she" who prom
Uses to keep him to the end.
On June 10th, Jupiter, who has
long been working mornings, will
give up that position and take a
job as evening star. His place in
the wee sma' hours will be vacant
for about a week when Saturn will
go on duty. Summer is almanac
ally said to begin on June 22nd,
but most of us will be willing to
believe that it has been hanging
around uncomfortably close long
before that time.
And then comes the dreamy
maids, creamy and screamy maids.
filling and thrilling our souls with
delight, and though with discre-
ton, a slight premonition says
money is saved if we stay in O
nights. Summer times money
time-picnics and parties both call
us and ball us until we attend, and
once yer started quite soon we
are parted with all winters saw
ings, yes, every stipend.
VIAL III WAX COSl WOULD
ACCOMPLISH
Give me the money that has been
spent in war and l will purchase
every foot of land upon the globe.
| will clothe every man, woman
and child, in an attire of which
kings and queens would be proud
l will build a school house or
every hill and in every valley over
the whole earth. l will build ar
academy in every town and endov
a college in every state and fill i
with able professors. l will crown
every hill with a place of WORSHIP
consecrated to the pronunciation
Of the gospel of peace. l will sup
port in every pulpit a teacher O
righteousness, so that on ever,
Sabbath the chimes on one hill
should answer to the chimes OF
another around the earth's wild,
circumference, and the voice O
prayer and the song of prais,
should ascend like a universe
holocaust to heaven.-Henry Rich
ard.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1915-05-27

81 All notices of entertainments of
any nature at which admission is
charged, given by local organizations
are charged at the rate of five cents
per line per insertion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
'Iodavla no Legan a un acuerdo los banqueros
americanos y Ia Conisii65n ffiirlanciera
anglo-francesa
Las pEinclpales dticultades estrban en- Ell monte del emprestto y en- ell
empleo de esq cuaniosa suma

NUEFA YORK, Septiembre 10
Despues de una breve conferencil
Que tuvieron aver los miembros de
la Comisi0n financiera .Anglo-fran-
cesa V los representatives de los Ban
cos americanos, con quienes Sc esta
tratando la ]coiocaci0n de un cuantio-
so emprestito, Sc ~anunci6 publica-
mente que los c~onferencistas esta-
ban para llegar a un acuerdo sobre
esa importante operation financie-
"a.
La cantidad exacta del emprestitO
no Sc conoce todavia, aunque como
sc sabe. los miembros de Ia Conf
sion quieren yer 81 pueden %consegulr
que aScienda cuando menos a In hi
Ion de d6lares, (mil millones) con-
forme a nuestro sistema aritmeti-
co.,
HaSta ahora NADIA Sc ha dicho de
81 en- los convenios que estan cele-
5randose, Sc contendra alguna dispo-
Sicion sobre que ninguna cantidad
dc eSa suma debera ser empleada
or Ia compra de municiones de que
FRA, 0 81 por e! contrario puede dis
Ponerse por parte de los aliados de
"a mayor parte de dicho credito Ell
aprovisionarSe de csc material de
guerra.
Segun parece, una gran mayoria
dc los ~suscritores del ~emprestito,
q~uieren que Sc e~stipule terminate
mente que csc dinero no debe em-
piearse en- compra de municioneS y
5! en- mercancias como algodon, tri-
g0s lana Y afgunas otras propias
para Ia pr0xima estaci0n de invier-
no, alegando que Europa en- tiempos
normales, importa de los EStadcs
Unidos no menos de 500 millones
dc dolares de eaoS productoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
II Gobierno aIen1an estudiara las
pruebas presentadas por ell
GObierno americana
Won Jagow cree que Ell c%onfIicto interna-
cional quedara solucionado
satisfactoriamente
Ell Embajador aleman en- Estados Unidos recibio
una amplia information de su gobierno

BERLIN, Septiembre 19.-El go
bierno alemin prestara una cuidado-
sa atencion Il las pruebas remitidas
por el gobierno americana, re!atl-
vas al hundimiento del Arabic Y
Que hace dias fueron e~ntregadas al
Ministro de Relaciones EXteriores
Won Jagow. por ell Em%bajador Ge-
rard de los EstadOs UnidOs.
Esta notiica es de caracter Off
cial, pucs fu6 hecha ~publicamente
Dor ell mencionado Ministro de Re
l~aciones. en- una %entrevista que con-
cedi6 anoche a un Representative de
II Prensa Asociada, al cual mani
fcst6 que ell gobierno Imperial no
podria dejar de tomar en- conside-
raci0n ell infOrme del COmandante
del submarine Y que estUdiaria cul-
dadoSamente las pruebas del gobler-
no americana, Il fin de establcccr Ia
diferencia de opinion que RESULT
dc entire ambas Y yer cual de las
dos tiene mejores Fundamentals.
Ell referido Ministro reitcr0 las
seguridades De que los vapores enc
migos dc pasajeros que respetasen
los c0digos n~avales no serian ataca-
dos pOr los submarines sin ayiso, pc
"a 10 cual ell gobierno imperial ha
dado va amplias Y terminates ms
trucciones a los commentaries De los
submarines.
Ademas manifesto el Ninistro. que
respecto a Ia seduction del conflicto
international surcido entire cI 60
bicrno americana V cl de Alemania,
respecto de las operaciones de los
submarines, tiene la mas completa
coufianza de cue pronto Quedara
definitivamcnte arreg!ado en- vista
de las instrucciones que Sc han da-
do "a & los commentaries de aquellos
barcos J de las precauciones que sc
cst;in tomando para evitar que los
~incidantes de aquella naturaleza
vuelvan 4 repetirse.
Alemania. dijo Herr Won Jaow. es-
II dispuesta a solucjonar definiti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

bonos Y que todos podriah obte-
ner Su respectiva comisi6n por IL
c]olocacion de los mismos.
FL emprestito seria garantizado
mancomunadamente por los gobier-
nos de Francia C lnglaterra, sin que
estos puedan decretar mahana o
pasado impuestos 0 contribuciones
sobre e.! mismo, debiendo hacerse
eli pago sobre la cantidad principal
G increases en- orc americana.
Ningun emprestito accesorio seria
depositado por Francia o ln~glaterra
para asegurar los bonos; pero ten
drian los s~uscritorcs un derecho de
retencion sobre los fondos adquiri-
dos por estos gobiernos en- caso de
emission de bonos para los empresti-
tos in~teriores.
La opinion general es que mien-
tras no Sc llegue a IN acuerGo de-
finitivo schre estas Y a!gunas otras
estipulaciones, NADIA podra c~onseguir-
Sc sobre Ia c~olocaci0n del empresti-
to.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
Sc PROYECTA ENCOMENDAR A
Mr.. BRYAN UN VIAJE PRO
PAZ A EUROPA.

WASHINGTON, Septiembre IS.
En- una conferencia que tuvieron
aver en- esta capital el eX-Secretario
de Estado William j. Bryan Y el DR..
William Forge, Representative este
,iltimo de varios editoreS de perlo-
dicos eXtranjeros cue Sc publican
en- este pals, Sc trato Sobre I'm pro-
veto de viaje que el e~x-jefe del
gabinete americana habria de hacer
a Europa. con objeto de hacer ges-
TONES en- favor de Ia paz, ante los
gobiernos beligerantes.
FL DR.. Forge, antes de conferen-
ciar con ell ex-!Secretario hiZo algu-
mas declaraciones sobre el particu-
lar. m~anifestando que va Mr.. Bryan
habia hablado con 81 sobre csc pun
to. h~abi6ndole communicate que es-
taba dispuesto a efectuar IN viaje
de esa naturaleZa, 'por amor a Ia
causa V que no solamente sacrlfica-
ria su tempo para realizarlo, slno
que hasta el mismo s~ufragaria todos
los gastos de Ia empresa."
Ell Dr.. Forge hizo despues un ca
loroso elogio del eX-Secretario di-
ciendo que en- Europa, tanto en- los
paises b~eligerantes, como en- los neu
~trales, ningun americana es objeto
de mayor estimation q Mr.. Bryan"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Parece que ademaS los banqueros
americanoS Quieren estipular que un
solo peso del dinero facilitate a los
aliados Salga del pals. sino que Sc
depoSite la cantidad total. en- Va
rios establecimientos b~ancarios de los
Estados Unidos, en- donde quedaran
para ell pago de las compras de al
godon, trigo Y demas mercancias.
que Sc hagan por Francia e Ingla-
terra.
En- general puede decirse que los
siguientes son los terminus en- que
Ell empreStisto podria ser colocado:
La cantidad total que Sc facilite n
los aliados, puede ser de tres cuartas
parties de I'm billion, es decir, $50.
mi!lones de dolares. La comisi6n
quiere CUE sea I'm billion complete.
e. emprastito debe ser utilizado pa
"a compras de comestibles. generos
de lana. algod0n en- pacas Y en- ra-
ma, etc, etc. Y 81 Sc quiere COM
prar m~uniciones de guerra, estas
compras deberan ser pagadas con
otros fondos de aquellos gobiernos.
FL interes sera de cinco por ciento
annual.
Los bonos seran redimibIes en- IN
plazo de cinco d siete amos, debien-
do hacerse pages anuales cuando me-
nos de Glen millones de pesos, des-
pues del quinto ano.
NingGn sindicato bancario deberi
tener la exclusive en- este empresti-
to-. Los esfuerzos de I'm grupo pc
queno de banQueros para organizar
una agrupaci6n reducida de suscri-
torres del em~preStito, que reciHieran
n comisi6n especial para Organi-
gar el sindicato, han fracasod p0r
complete. La comisi0n estipula que
todos los banqueros podran obtener
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
.iLEYitNIA ENyiiRA IN GRAN
EJli:CiTD PARA iflDAR \
LOS rUECOS

CONSTANTINOPL.A. SrpIicmbrc
i9.-Envrr pa<ha. cI NiniStro jur-
rn dr la Guerra. Ell unas dccIara-
clones que hizo hoy en- esta capital,
manifesto que eI =obicrno de Ale
mania cstaDa dispucSto Il cnviar Il
los Dardan"ioS III gran cJercilo.
para coopcrar con los turcOs en- ia
defensa del estrecho Y de la penin-
>ula de- GaIipolis.
ESaS drrIaracioncS ruerOn hechaS
per Enycr PaSha. durantc una re-
vista mi!iiar que st verified ell es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
LOS FERR0CARRiLERGS INGLE-
SEES ST DECLARARAN TAM
BIEN EN- HUELGA

LONDRES. Scpticmbre bel Co
mill r.jrrutiyO de- la Union de Fc-
rrncarril"rOS ingIescs. hizO SaDer
hoy. raiificando la declaration de
!. II. Thomas hctna pOr este ell
iurvcs De la semana paSada IN la
Cimara De los C0munes. Que en-
rasO De que el gobierno briianicO
Iomara Ia MEDIA cXtrcma de re-
rurrir al rcclutamirnlo. ST daria
lu@ar para que los obreros tanIo
ferrocarrilero> como de- otraS mu-
rhaS industries So lrclararan en-
hurlga y abandonar toios u Ira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
ell avance de los alena-
mes al oriente de Courland
al norte de Wilma
Won Mackensen sigue ganando terreno al
oriente de la Russia Blanca y en- la
region de Pripet
En- cambio en- Volhynia y Galicia los austriacos
han seguido siendo derrotados por los rusos

deSarollo dc los planes mililarcS
de- e>e jefr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
LA NOTA DE LAS POTENCiAS
DE LA CUADRUPLE Al Co
BIERNO BULGARO

PARIS, Septiembre 19.-Hoy Sc
supo en- eSta capital que la nota que
las potencias de Ia cuadruple Enten-
-e euviaron al gobierno de Bulga-
RE hace dos dias, tiene por objeto
pedlrie que declare categoricamen-
,e 81 eSta dispuesta a pcnerse del
!ado de elias 0 de las ~potencias CEN
crales de Europa.
Fl documenUo, que parece TN Ill
cimatum. no 10 es en- reaiidad. por
que en- Il no Sc presenta ningun d.
lena, nj Sc hace ninguna anenaza.
concret&ndose solo 4 pedir d BuIga-
ria que defiEa su p~olitica Y poner
de manifesto la buena fe csc rel
no, sometiendo a SUI consideration las
conceSiones que Serbia esta dispues-
"a q conceder =! gobierno bulgaro.
Tai documento Ell concepto de al
gunoS poiiticos no tiene objeto va.
-oda vez que Bulgaria u firmado TN
-raCado con TurQuia, en- Ell cual una
lie las condolences estipu!2das por ell
lmperio Otorlano para ceder a Bull
garla el territorio CUE demandaba,
fijaba Ia ayuda material del RENO
oalkanico en- case de que los otros
reinos balkaEjcos ensraran al conflic-
TO del lado de los aliados, o Il
aeutraliGad co~mplaciente en- case de
que no fueran . "a guerra aquellos
paiSeS.
Creese por este que Ell verdadero
i'm de- esa nota de Ia Cuadruple, es
ei de 6uscar IN pretexto para po-
der declarar la guerra a Bulgaria
y preScar de esa manera su ayuda
d Gyecia. Rumania Y Serbia, en- ca
so de que estate Ia guerra en- los
balkanes.
Cuando listed nos escriba sobre su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

vamente las negociaciones o los
Estados Unidos, relativas a esta cues
ton y tienc esperanzas de que to-
do quedara resuelto de n name
ia satisfactoria para ambos paises.
FL Ministro aprovecho tambien la
oportunidad para hacer presente Ia
situaci6n de Alemania, la cual cali
fic0 de inmejOrable, a%gregando res
pecto al caso del Arabic, que ell go
bierno tiene esperanzas de que cl
asunto sea puesto en- manos de los
tribunales de La Haya, para que es-
te sea quien dicte su fallo defintivo
en- la question.
NUEVA YORK, Septiembre 10
Hoy sc supo Ell este puerto que Ell
Condo Won Bernstorff, Embajador
aleman en- los Estados Unidos, aca-
ba de recibir una amplia information
acerca de los deseos y Ia polltica
cue el gobierno aleman seguira en-
cl confiicto international O los
Estados Unidos, Y los cuales han
sido hechos publicos en- aquel pals,
en- una entrevista que ell Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores. Won Jagow,
conccdi0 4 un Representative de Ia
Prensa Asociada.
De esos informes Sc desprende
que un complete Y satisfactorio ARE
clio con el gobierno americana, Sc
alcanzara dentro de POGO tempo,
tanto en- cl caso del Arabic, como
en- ell asunto principal de las ope-
raciones de los submarines. para 10
cual Sc entabIaran negociaciones Off
ciales entire ambos gobiernos. que
Sc llevarin a efecto en- Washing
ton.
La opinion publica Sc muestra
ahora confiada en eli resultado final
de esta question, V tanto en los cir
culos oficiales, como en- los ale
names. Sc nota cierto optimismo muy
halagador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
FL INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCfONES
SAN ANTONIO TEX.

FL INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECClONES.
Esta obra, cuya mayor vel-
taja estriba en- tener Ia pro-
nunciaci6n figurada en- Caste
llano, es una de las que mas
facilitan ell aprendizaje del
idioma ingles. Tiens varias
formulas de conversation pa
"a Ia vida diaria, y algulos
nodelos de cartas usuales.
Hay dos ediciones.
A Ia rdstica .$0.76.
Empastado en- tela -. .$1.25.
Pidase directamente a.
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
e07 Dolorosa s.
Saa AAtoniA Tsxaa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Cuando listed nos escriba sobre 81
Sr:cripcion, olga 81 Sc refiere al Dia-
no 0 a. Semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

la capital, Ell honor del Duque de
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %COmandan-
L. Ell jcfe de- las ruerZaS Olomanas
I'll los DardaneIOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
Diccionario Manual.
Encyclopaedia.

Este diccionario de Ia lengua
castellana es ell mas complete y
noderno. Esta ilustrado con mas
de gels mil grabados en- negro y
en- dolores, mas de $50 mapas,
cientos de retrstos de hombres ce.
iebres, edifcios y monumentos
historicos de todas parties del mum
do, etc. Els ell mejor de los enci.
clopedicos manuales y solo vale
$500 ell ejemplar.
Haganse los pedidos acompana-
dos de su importe
IGNACIO E. z A
607 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Ia PRENSA IS ell peri6tleo meNlcane de
uxYor circulation ea las EStadGS InidoS.
, gsr 10 ianIo el meiO- para los ~anuacias-
psa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-07-08
Fashions for Americans

From FIVE 10 % the sailor suit is
vastly becoming TO most girls. and
well liked and serviceable as n gen
eral 'knoek-about" summer dress,
for sporting purposes or the bench.
made up I'm flannel linen or the 9th
err wash materials used by the navy;
drill. lndian.head cloth. or galatea.
Having the blouse and skirt Joined
al the waist Is much better plan
than the separate skirt unless one
wishes TO wear the shirt over the
skirt. which style. unfortunately In
not always suited to those who
adopt IL.
Some Of the one.piece sailor suits
show shirt OF white flannel with a
skirt OF navy blue. and these are
very jaunty. Did you know that
there are concerns that do govern
ment sewing where one can send
sleeves and collars To be embroider
ed with chevrons and stars? The
separate silk ones one finds In the
department stores usually run when
washed. nor can they always be had
In certain desired colors On linen
or drill suit. blue flannel collar and
cuffs, look best. and II care Ia
taken In washing they will not run.
The illustrated design Is good for
flannel or wash material. There are
raglan shoulders in one with the
long sleeves tucked at the ends and
finished with braid-trimmed blue
cuffs. Curved pockets are cut In
the front of the blouse below the
bust. and their ends secured with
hand-worked arrow heads. A black.
yellow. or scarlet tie is knotted be-
meath the collar and the large TRAN.
gular ties are more appropriate for
this than the regular windsor silk
ties
The blouse opens at center front.
and its lower edge Is gathered to
the top of the skirt, which Ia cir.
cular model with broad front pan
el open at the top OF either seam
and fastened with fiat pearl buttons.
The top of the panel Is nicked at the
center To look like real sailors
suit. and the buttons are used TO
fasten the upper edge as we'll as the
sides.