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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

nebmers beral1bt, miir6e feine1 Be-
5ug omerifmifder @oaren itarf ein-
i6rarfen miiiien. SIN 3oqberetn nit
leine11 eigenen @olonte11 tpiir6e es aus
allen &raften Der uden, iein @irtb=
idaftsleben unabbdngig bonn benei-
6eten Mmerifa 81 MAIDEN. Mit Ser
giman6eru1rg aus europa, nit Ser
&nlage europaii@er @el6er in @meri=
ia, nit 6em @ustaui9 bon @rfin6un-
gen un6 geiittgen Sortidritten 3m:=
i9en SEN bei6en @olfstbeilen tpGre
es natiirli@ a11@ griin6li6 3u @n6e.
Mmerifa itiin6e borausiibtlt@ fir r11-
ablebbare 8eit einem foiafiiden GU
ropa, einem iapaniiden Miten un6 Ell
rrem emgliiden @eerei@ gegeniiber,
Sic iammtli@ angitlid bemiibt fem
miir6en, iid gegenieitig ab5uiperrer
un6 ie6en @tnfl1B bon a1ben, Ser
tire 3mede ftoren f0nnte, fern at
balten. Dubei lit ro9 ar15nnebmen,
6ab felbit Siioomerifa bon england
Ser ginfluB5one Ser Ser. @taaten
emt5ogen mer6en tpiir6e.
Sic @ngIdnoer baben nit &i1fe Ser
Brelle Ser 0ffentliden Metnl1ng Slime
rifas bisber ein5ure6en ber1tan6en,
ooB ste Dentidetr rein aus Mngit un6
@igenm1b beriudt bdtten, 6en engli=
i6en, fran50iii6en un6 ruiitiden
@9min6elna@ridten entgegen5utreten
un6 sic Mmerifa1ter bon Ser @ere9=
tigfeit ibrer Sa9e 51 iiber5el1gen. Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Nbilippinen, @apaii ur6 Sen Ser
febr bl1r6 Ben Ganamafanal at BE-
6roben. Sn Giingtau beitbt Sapan
mt116eltens borIdufig einen nelter1
ltarfen @oblengr1ben un6 Die @ab1ten
inn Mor6en 6es &ei9es. @enn es
@eigrng 6a8u ipiirt, 6iirfte es idon
iebt in Ser Sage fem, 6em @influb
Mmerifas in Dem groben 4ineiilhen
@ei@e, ouf SEN man bisber in @aib=
ingtom 10 biel 8erfb legte, no65riid=
li9 entgegen5uarbeiten.
Dieie Sage lift be6enfli6 gera1g fir
Mmerifn, ober ite lit nod giinitig, bsr=
gli@en nit ben @erbaltniiien, Die ent=
Iteber miiBten tpern Deuti@lan6 un6
0eiterrei6 int ietigen @ampfe Inn
ibr Guiein n~nterIdgen. Dieie BEL
Sen, bon mebr als bun6ert Miqionen
fleiBiger, u~nternebmen6er Meni@en
betpobnten 2droer miir6en Damn nad
oem @erluit ibrer gar5en SSl1gen6 bon
oen 5iegen 10 al1sgelogen un6 ruiz
nirt tper6er, 6oB iie1 mabrideirli@ fir
ein Sobrbnn6ert in Ser 8elt nidt
mebr mita6blten. 9ie Ser. @taaten
perl0ren 6amit ibren beiten Marft.
&nBIan6, Damn ser Serri9er euro
pos, tpir6e es, iopeit tpte irgen6
m0gli6, IN ieiner bergebrodten Mrt
gege1t sic M1tbentpeIt obiperret nno
8mtngen, ii@ nit Sen eigeren Ct
5el1gniiien gu begriiBen. England,
oaour6 ebenfaus fetnes beiten Mb=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

6ein6 beieiien ols sic 8riten mn6
idlteBIt6 baben Tie 6ur@ 6as Blind
niB nit Sapm ser @olitif Ameritas
in Oitaiien un6 I'M 5tiuen S5ean
einen 59lag beriebt, 6eiien 8ebeu-
tl1ng nob beute nt6t b0Iig 5u iiber=
ieben lit. Seit Tangent erblih ia
England, mie oft genug ouSgeipro=
@en tpor6en lit, troy al ieiner
6reun6idafts= un6 @ertpan6ti@afts=
betbeuernngen in Sen Ser. @taaten
SEN eefabrli6en Sein6, mno tpern es
ii9 beute emi61oiien bot, alles 5u
tpagen 10 geidab 6as nidt gum me=
nigiten, Inn in 3ufunft ben &f
nit Mmerifa nit gr0berer Mmsfi@t
auf @rfolg aufnebmen 5u f0nnen.
@6or iebt liegt es flar Dor Mugen
ie6es @inii6ttgen, 6oB gon5 @merifa
bel Sortiebung ieiner' beutigen Holi=
tit bon Dem &riege ni6t allein groBe
mirtbi6aftlide, ion6ern aa@ iebr Be-
benfli9e politifde Na6tbeile gu er=
marten bat. Dte @roberung bon
@iautidon 6ur6 Sapan SapanS
6eItletnng in Ser Sii6iee be6ertten
fir Mmerifu cine n%nmittelbare &C.
fabr. Ser gar15e @eiten Ser Ser.
Stoaten erblidt felt tangent in Sa=
pan BEN gefdbrliden Setno:: Sebt
bot 6ieier Sein6 frei1td ni6t moro
liI9 aber politif9 bebeuten6 on Mn=
Ieben in Ser @eIt getponnen un6 lit
in Ser Gage, bon Ser Si6iee aus Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

baben es iogar fertig befommen, 6ab
I'M raiieltol5en 9lmerifa fem 8ort
ser @ntriiltung iiber Ole 8%erpen6ung
farbiger> meiit peitber6adtiger Trup<
pen gegen Ole Deuti6en lalt gemor-
BEN lit. 5olonge einfluBreide @elo.
leute 6ie Sade @nglan6s in Nmerita
nod araften f0r6ern, iolange Die 2ei-
ter Ser groBten ameritaniifen 8lat,
ter iid gang in Den Dienlt @nglmbs
ltelca 6iirfen> lit es ratiirli6 fait un-
m0glid, Sen 6eutiden Stan6punft IN
tpeiteren &reiien our @eltung 311 britt
gen. SIT 6o9 lei6er a11@ bon ieiten
0eutihlan6s friber nidts gei6eben>
I'M engere @e3iebungen gu oen angel
iadiiiden @ortfubrern in @merifa
8u %eepinnen. DaB ober auf Die
2anee Die geidaftsflusen Mmerifoner
li6 6urb @orte un6 sdmei9eleien
Ser Briten un6 @uiien iiber Sen pob=
rem gadberbalt un6 Die ibnen I'M,
5meifelboft broben6en @efabren bin=
pegtanihen laifen iollten, fdeint 6od
nidt reht pabrideinli9. Iriib o6er
ipdt muB Elm grmaden fommen. Mo=
ge es Damn MIR nt9t III ipdt fem.
@eute tpGrer 6ie Ser. @taaten nod
in ser Sage, Sen &rieg 81 einem ra=
iden gn6e 5u bringen, ia, tpenn fie
ernitlih ENGLAND 6ur6 Grobung nit
6em Mbidneioen Ser 8ufubr bon 2e=
bensmitteln un6 &~riegsmaterial 5ur
bouen M%nerfennrng ser &edte Ser
neutralen Sdifffabrt nad MaBgabe
Ser 2on6oner Deflarotion 5tpdngen,
tpiiroe Ser @rieg idon an shredlid=
felt terlieren. @enn iie gar Sic 2ie=
ferl1ng bon @unitton un6 @affen an
sic straightforward nidt ausfiibrten
nn6 ibnen n1@ mitteIbar fein @e1o
8nflieBen lieBen, uiir6en England
un6 Trnnfrei@ ii@ gar bo16 genotbigt
ieben, e%in5uIenten. Muf einen- ernlt-
1i6en 5treit NIT Sen Ser. @taaten
IGBt es beute England nod ntdt an-
fommer. 8enrt es In europa iein
3iel errei9t, 6iirfte fi@ 6os freilid
dn6ern.
@ir6 ma11 iib 6ariber in @merifa
mnmebr, ebe es gu ipat, flor mer-
Sen @irb BORT bal6 mabgeben6en
Mqnner1 6ie @rfenntniB aufgeben,
6aB beute in europa audi lber oos
@dlidial Ser Ser. Staaten gefampft
pirb? Mo6 bot es leioer ni6t BEN
Mnidein, 6oB es iomeit gefommen tit.
@om geiun6en Gimme Ser Mmertfaner
nn6 6em fraftigen @irfen Ser Mil-
1ionen amertfaniider 8iirger oeut'
i6er Mbfunft lit aber 5m boffen, 6aB
idIieB1i@ Mmerifa ii@ Ser 8eoeutung
Ser beutigen Stun6e bod nod bepuBt
merben nno 6ana6 iein Sanoeln ein'
ri9ten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
8rm@ gebeilt

nurd stmart's 8Iapap @abs
bebeltet, baB @ie bas idmer5bafte 8r1td<
bnnb gdnsli9 t%pegtperfen f0;nnen, neil bic
BIap'ao : 8abs gemadt iinb, Tim
8r1nh al beiren, un6 t1idf aur, INN i'm
gu balten; aber ba iie ielbi tonbaltenb ge>
ma@t iino, nne tpen11 tie .feiit am 8orper
anbaften, @utf@en lnm0gli9 lit, besz
bab finb iie audi Elm pt9ttger .Saftor
I'M 3 n%riidbalten bon 8rii9en, bic fein
8rudbanb 3nridbalten fann. &eine
Miemen, 5hnaIIen o6er Sc
bern bara11 befeitigt. @ei9 tpie 5amt
- Ieiht anamlegen. 8lapap 2abprato-
ries, Blpd 1856, ct. Souls, Mfo., 1enben
umfonit Brobe bon &lapao allen, tpel9e
bnrlm i9retben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
Donk6arkeit.
@arpm 1ran Sobn Saeob Mftor
ben Gran3ofeu 4iebeSgaben f@tft.

Trau Sobn Sacob Mifor, Die W1tfDe
bes Oberiten Mftor, ber feiner Set nit
Der r9itanie" unterging, nadoem er
feline junge Trau in einem Der Ret>
%tunqsboote untersebra@t bate, itebt
an Der @pibe zines ulnternebmers,
beKen 3ped es 1T, bic int Telbe iteben>
ben fran50iilaen @olboten nit @oder,
9anbf@uben unb anberen pratttf@en
2iebesgoben gu besliiden. M}it anoerer1
rei@en @e1eQi4aftsbamen bat Jrau
Mitor ben QafaDette<Jonbs %gegrinbet,
in bantbarer Grinnerung al, bic 9ilfe,
tpel@e Grantrei@ ben Ser. Staten tn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
Cine 566n6eit.
ffrl. Marie 9ailer BON Netu 9prf
11nb Netppprt berlpbt.

OILS @robfiirit Mleranber Mi@aelo<
mitf@, Elm Better oes 3are1 unb Elm
GROCER 8emunoerer bon Grauenf@onz
beit, i'm porieen @inter bel einem sez
feui4aftli@en @reigntfe in Metpport
SRI. Marie Sailer, cine junge 9ebuz
tantin, {ob, ion er ausgerufen baben,
Isle lit bas i90nite Md6@en bas i'd
ie gefeben!" SRI. Sailer, bic CUR e1z
c1uiipen @efeni9aft bon Seem gorf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

ct. CLOUD gegeben tpur6e. Sos CT
gagement miro om naditen Sonrtay'
na@mittag nit einem Matinee begin'
men, 1tn6 an 6en bier ~folgen6en Iben.
ben merben Stide oufgefubrt, mie
ct. glou6 iie 51 feben un6 3u be-
malrtoern ielten @elegerbet batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

y>S$ >WNSS%
unb Metpport geb0rt, 1T in Der Sat
Elm ungem0bnli@ f@Dnes MGb4en.
9ab iie aber feline rSlirt," fonoern
BON beierem 9ol3e 1T, gebt aus Dem
umitanoe berpor, bab iie freimilts
auf Die lange @eibe BON 9riumpben
ber3i9tete, bic lie ols beriibmte S@0nz
beit pobl batte feiern tonne1 unb f@on
mad Der eriten ~@aiion" fi@ NIT
einem jungen Seem Dorter, 9errn g.
8rpce @ing, perlobte. Der 3utGafz
tige @atte Der jun9en S@0nbeit if Elm
atbletif@er, trdftiger Mann, Der gro
Zen Mnteil an allen 6reiluftfports urb
UeroniiaunQer rtrnmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Mart: rSeoesmal mern t@ meiner
Singer bride tut ct peb!!"
Mutter: rgun, bann bride i'm
eben ni@t!"
Mari: rSa, aber tpte fon i@ bann
miTen, ob ct tpeb tut?"
Sronii@.
mann (Morsens beim Mnaieben):
r1nfere MG19e 1T fi4er in Der
@oi@anitalt pertauf@t morben, liebe
Grau."
6rou: ,Wiefo meinit bu oas?"
Mann: sd babe bier Elm 9er1o,
bas lit ausgebehert!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
81 aliti . 8.

@as glauben sic. lieber pro'
feHor: 1ol i9 nit meinem 5reunbe
3uiammen Elm 2uitipiel i@reiben?"
,@m, bieie collaboration bdtte
1@on tpqs fir 14-oa tDnnte immer
elmer 1trei@en. tpus Der anoere ge14rte<
ben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Der @turmz unb 9rans3eit beg @ez
polutionstrieges angeoeiben lieB. @us
bieiem 6onbs iolIen sic @aben an bic
fron3Di19en @olbaten beitritten tperz
Den. Sic aleibunssftiide unb font til
gen Mrtitel, mel4e ii4 unter ben 2tez
bessaben befinoen, itnb BON Mdo@en
unb Trauen ongefertigt poroen, bic gu
elmer bon SRI. Mnna Morgan gegriinz
beten tpobltdtigen @eie1i@aft geb0ren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
&inber-6niten - &inber.Grfaltnn
qen - bei6e fin6 }djlimm.

@e11n zines gurer &letnen SDutp-
tonne 5eigt bon elmer acknowledgement
grfaltung, gebt ibm ST. 8en's Sine
.Enr-$onep iofort. Mrbeitet raid un6
benet ser 3nnabme Ser @rfGlturg
Dor. @ebr beiIen6 - tpetdt 6te Gum.
gen. loft BEN Shleim, itdrfft bas
Spitem. SIT g%arantiert. SOUR 25t
Bel Current Mpotbefer. 4auf beate
nod cine GIoi4e. 9udlen's Mrniea
SalIe fit @eber. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

A2onager Dopioion fin6igt os Siour @iD, Ssdpa, mo sic Sbeaterge=
Engagement 6es Neuton Sdmier rm6 ieQi6at lire @orfenungen gb, Die
ieiner groBen Fruppe an, sic Fir bier &errn Dapolon oerart b~erie6igten,
.Mbenoe in ibren muffaiiben .@on10- 6B er ie fir ct. @louo engagierte
'on oas NubIifum beluihgen merben. uno 3tor af Die groBte @arantie
|@err Dapoion nnodte cine Sour nabbin, Die lie gu popudren @reifn 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Hamtra>e,t, 1fkt>tne!
$et> nd3<r utt> fcmtntt ~
Ser 3efretnna ti<i<s
orcf gen pcrraths+
9aS Gar9elo iebr erpiini@t.
Des Ieblrs meoen burdb nbermdei9 arp6em @imfauf DON 9Sinter=
mare"f ebt fb bic ldtenoe jncerldnt9e Tirma Mbmann s 8ades
Don 9idbnpnb, Nftnn, NIT mebr 9Saren ais mit0 Mb Iberlaben,
nmb sic Tpl9e bappn III, ba6 Bic Globe 9lbiunina 81. DON Gbiaap
es Ibernpmmen bat, btie Mn9ee9enbeit tns Neine ju brin9en. Sur
bas @in3i9e Mbmann s 8ades tbn fpnnte, mar, fb IN Ell
8ar9eb berbei3uibaAen. Tim bs 3n ermDgidben,. lit lett in
9fibmpnb Der 9rD6te Sblemberperfauf neuer, mpberner 2Stmterma:
rem in &Libern, Sbuben, Guenmaren, &letbernpHen, gum Sra9em
feti9en &elj= ub SndbrDden, &1eibern, &IiberrDfen, 2Sains,
ger=unb Standardization, 2spnenmaren, 2innen, cuttings, Ta=
neQen, Ser0e5 uni emen bDner 4uSmabl neuer, frtIber 01rpcerien,
China Qlas:nnb Gueens=9Saren I'M ppnen o5an9e. Mnes af BEN
2ar9ain=Siiben gum cpfer 9ebracbt, um es rab 1usjmmerben.
merbem: an ben ernen ;nei Sa9en mnrben aber $14OO. 90 pum Der
8plfsmen9e fir Bargains etn9enpmmen, nnb jeben Sag neQt fb
eme neue Afn9e eifri9er nb 9lafli6er &dmfer Elm, UNI manben
9pllar anibren fanff9en Sebnrfnine aaer Mrten @Saren gu iparen.
1ebe ptriptiibe beutidbe Tamiie mrb 6b freuen, . biefer
arD6art9em 2pargel9enbdt jn bDren nnb jn 9lember 3tt elmer
9uten ub mdrbi9en Tirna MS elmer &ad9a6e berausjubeIfen.
Sr maft nidbt 319ern, ba Bic Mbinhtn9 60 nit beiem @erfauf
nnter Sen &pdenprtfen nur anba1ten uirb, bis Bic nptbmenbi9en
$4,000 anf9ebrabt hnb Damn mtrb Der &erfanf etn9eteat.
9bmann umb Safes fb jmperldfi9e, mpb1befannte @eibdftsleute
ppn 9tibmpnt, Mtinn, nnb eS 1T 81 Guren fnanjieQen @eminne,
bieiem gdblenberperfauf bei3uppbnem Der lett Inn oplkn 9dmun=
sc lit.
Mdnmer=Mnjase ~ bni9 me $3.50 nnb $4,000 perfamft.
Teine 0amenMtdntel 9eben III $9.9S.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24

to fall over. Our sketch SHOWS prac.
tical little cushion for this purpose
that will not fall over, on account Oh
It's weight.
1t is made from an ordinary jam jar.
The Jar in the first place is covered
with thin silk, the material being fas-
tened on just inside and underneath
the jar with strong adhesive. The
edge and the base of the jar are next
finished off with a plated silk cord.
AS the heavier the weight of this little
article the better, the jar can be filed
with sand, shot, or anything Of weight,
and then the remaining part filled
with cotton wool and covered in at
the top with some pretty little rem
nant of brocade.
The colors Of the material are a
matter of choice, but this little cush-
ion looks very pretty carried out with
pale pink silk and gold cord, and COW
cred in at the top with colored bro
cade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
Masters Sale.
State of South Carolina,
County of Edgefeld,
Court Common Pleas.

Hattie Harling, ct. al.,-Plaintiffs
-against-W. H. Harling-De-
fendant.
Pursuant to the decree in this
cause, shall offer for sale at pub
lie out-cry to the highest bidder,
before the Court House, Town of
Edgefeld, county and State afore-
said, on salesday in December 1915,
same being the 9th day of said
month, between the legal hours of
sale the following described realty
consisting of two adjoining lots, to
wit:
Lot No. /: A certain lot, piece or
parcel of lana 4Ox46 feet on Cot
tage ST., 40 feet front on Cot
tage street and 46 feet back, bounded
North by old Ferguson Ferry road;
East by Cottage ST., South by lands
of w. j. Wells and West by lands
of w. J. Wells.
Lot No. 8: Also a certain lot of
land containing one.half of an acre,
more or less, with buildings there
on, beginning at corner of w. ].
and L. E. White lot and Collier ST.,
and down Collier ST., to Cottage
ST., and bounded North by lands of
Annie L. Collier, East by w. j.
and L. E. White; South by Collier
and West by Cottage ST. said
two lots OF parcels of land being
situate in the town of Plum Branch,
county of Edsefeld, State of South
Carolina.
Terms of Sale: Cash. If purchaser
at said sale shall fail to comply
with the terms thereof within one
hour from the time of said sale,
said premises, upon direction of
plaintiffs attorney, will be re.sold
on said day at the risk of the for
mer purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J.H. CANTELOU,
Master E. @.
Nov. 8 1915.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
Scrap Basket.

simple outline stitch will be equally
effective and save lots of time.
A narrow upholstery gimp is used
as a trimming for cretonne baskets
and the French gilt for those covered
in tapestry. I saw lovely basket on
this order recently, but it was square
in shape, so chose the round model
for illustration because it was so
much easier to make than the square.
It was of dull old rose, green and In
dian yellow tapestry lined with lighter
old rose silk and all edges finished
with the gilt gimp. If one feels equal
to the attempt the result will be a
very beautiful bit of handiwork.
The cost of the ordinary basket will
be: Cardboard, ten cents; half yard
OF linen, twenty cents; transfer de-
sign, five or ten cents; lining, ten
cents, and silks for working, probably
fifteen cents-Boston Globe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
NOVEL SCRAP BASKET
USEFUL RECEPTACLE THAT CAN
BE EASILY MADE.
Strong Cardboard and Creamy Linen
Are the Materials to Be Employed
MANY Other Styles May
Be Put to Use.

There is no home that contains too
many scrap baskets. In fact, If such
q receptacle were found in every room,
TO say nothing of halls and stairways,
] am confident they would, by their
use, save very much of the constant
picking up necessary in the average
household. So if in doubt as to what
to give for a holiday gift. send scrap
basket.
Some of the prettiest and daintiest
designs in these receptacles can be
carried out at home, as, for instance,
the one pictured. AS seen. 1t is stove
pipe fashion, made from strip Of
strong cardboard and covered with
creamy linen. The decoration is a
large spray of flowers, embroidered in
silks the natural colors of the flowers.
The finish is lace edging at the top,
one and one-quarter inches wide,
standing up quite plain, not frilled. A
plain, coarse linen lace should be used.
Then it will not fall.
To make the basket take piece Of
cardboard about 1S by % inches. Paste
the longer length together to make the
pipe. Embroider the linen and sew on
the lace. Stitch the edges together on
the wrong side and hem the bottom.
Line the inside OF the basket with bit
Of sateen or thin silk. Draw the outer
covering over the cardboard, and for
the bottom cut a round of cardboard
the size to fit. Glue or paste the edge
and then push it into the pipe, resting
half an inch or so inside Of it. Ol
course, any outer covering could be
used, the selection depending upon the
room where it would be placed. The
crashes in gray, tan or ecru tints are
always in good taste for living rooms
generally, cretonne for bedrooms,
tapestry for the library and the dining
room and lace over dainty color for
o boudoir or a girls room. A light
decoration in dainty colorings will be
prettiest for white and cream linens.
The ecrus can take heavier design,
also more vivid colorings, as spray
OF asters, and should hand embroidery
be beyond the skill Of the house dec
orator a spray of flowers cut from Gre
tonne and carefully applied with a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
FUR TRIMMINGS ON WAISTS
New Models Shown Almost Invariably
Have This Establishment, With
the Best of Results.

AS might be expected, quite a few
Of the new waist models are embel-
lished with fur. The fur stock is
novel, but 1t is not likely to be gener-
ally adopted because of its discomfort
I'm a heated room, and also because a
woman will prefer the fur neckband
On her coat and softer finish for the
blouse.
When fur is used it is cut in the
narrowest possible width and is hard.
" more than fringe. On light waists,
such as white, flesh, pink, orchid and
peach, dark fur is preferred to light,
because of its greater decorative con-
frast.
Surplice effects are back in fashion.
They are, perhaps, little newer and
more feminine than the jabot style,
but the latter, too, are to have win
ter inning. A good many of the lin
gerie blouses are fashioned along
these lines. There is not great DIAL
OF embroidery, either hand or ma
cEine, applied to such models.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
RHEUMATISM AND ALLIED PAINS
THEY MUST GO!

'Fhe congestion of the blo' in
its flow causes pain. Sloan's Lini.
ment penetrates to the congestion
and starts the blood to flow freely.
The body's warmth is renewed; the
pain is gone. The man who has
rheumatism. neuralgia or other pain
and fails to keep Sloan's Liniment
in their home is like a drowning
man rope. Why suffer. Get a
bottle of Sloans. 25c. and SOC.
81. co hold six times as much as
CSC. sizes
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
For Rent.

Ny place near Reboboth, Edge
field Co.. S. c., a good place, one
acres under mower wire.
Seven. acres Bermuda. Apply to
T. B. Gilchrist, Augusta, Ca, X.
F. D. 9.
Oct. 26, 1915.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
A PINE wHooP1NG COUGH REMEDY.

a ZINE WdOOFlNG SoOOa NInDO :
Mothers, DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey is just the remedy for your
children's cold ailments. The fact
is that pine is quick enemy of
cold conditions. Its qualities loosen
the mucous in the throat, soothe
the lungs and open up the air pas;
sages. The combination of honey,
soothing and pleasant, with the
loosening pine quality makes this an
ideal cough remedy for children.
Each passing year brings for it.
new friends. A family of growing
children cannot afford to be without
it. Csc. a bottle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24
CUSHION FOR THE HATPINs
Now That These Ornaments Are So
Large Some Such Receptacle Is
Absolutely Necessary.

An ordinary pincushion is not much
use for hatpins because, unless 1t is
very large cushion, the weight Of
the heads of the pins will cause 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-11-24

Cures Old Sores. 0thss Remedies Won't curt
The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable DR.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. 1t relieve,
Pain and Heals at the same ti:;e. 2Sc. SOC. SO
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-28
WHEAT
CORN

May ....--.. ..........--.-..-... l4s July ........................ 1lN5.S
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-28
WAR HELPS TO LOOSEN
JOHN BULLS TONGUE

LONDON. March 27 War is maE- ing fhe British public sociabIe Tray. o.crs. who u time. ol peace woulC occupy the came compartments for hours at t.a.e without exchanging a word now start conversations with out au introduction This sudden breakiu loose from the Victorian spirit of reserve and aloofuess has cause The Times Co comment tditori- ally au the change. which it calls one or Che mluor results O fhe war. He first c0uiessess
 Most Of us iu normal circumstan. ses 80 oa a railway journey as we go to a barbcr's Nith prayer of silence u our hearts and at the first sign oi ioquacity we take refuge behind a rampant Of newspaper"
 GCt nov ht finds it mdicrously solemu" to s.t muyely for hours look ing straight through the fellow crea. uIa opposite and concludes. in be- hu.l of friendly intercourse betwen pas eurer-
 "l' we only have the honesty Go ad. uGt it Go ourselves. the sense of hat- Iue done OUT duty in being friendly and pleasant gives comfortable It- uc glow at the heart which more than oompensaIes for au occasional bad half hour
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-28

May ..................-....... 7l1-4 July ..-........... ............. 7t l-N
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-28
MOTHERI THE CHILD
 IS COSTIVE, BILIOUS
Don't hesitate A laxative is neces sary f tongue IS coated, breath
 bad or stomach sour.

No matter what ails your child. a gentle. thorough laxative should Il- ways be the first treatment given
 1T your little one is out-of sorts, half. sick. isn't resting eating and acting naturally look Mother? see if tongue is coated This is sure sign that lts little stomach liver and bowels are cIoggui with waste When cross. irri- table. feverish stomach sour. breath bad or has stumaCh-ache. diauhoea, sore throat. full Of cold, give tea. spoonful of California Syrup of Figs and in a few hours all the constipated poison. mdigested food and sour bile gently moves out Of its little bowels without griping and you have we'll playful child again
 Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless fruit laxative" be cause It never fails to cleanse the little one's liver and bowels and sweeteu the stomach and they dearly love fits pleasant taste Full directions for babies children Of an ages and for growu-ups printed on each bottle.
 Beware Of counterfeit Gg syrups. Ask your druggist for a 5O-cent bottle of "Cahforuia Syrup of Figs" then see that it is made by Che California Flg suup Company CPS