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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
A Stunning
Blow
By MARTHA V. MONROE

During the transition Of the govern
ment of Mexico from Madero to Huel'
Ia young American was in the cap
ital of that country to see what was to
be seen, Paul Stanford was wealthy
and had not settled down to any bust
hess or profession. He spent his time
wherever there was any excitement.
During that long period when the Bal.
kan states were preparing to resist
their masters, the Turks. Stanford was
there watching the preliminary move
ment and Joined in one Of the expedi-
tons which set out from Bulgaria.
And now when Mexico was In tur
MOL he was observing the struggle
among the various factions. One day
while dining at a restaurant he made
the acquaintance of a Mexican who
sat Mt the same table with him. Senior
Jose Sandoval offered to show the
American the sights of the capital and
piloted him from one curiosity to an
other, thus acquiring his fervent friend
ship, Then Sandoval offered to intro
duce his new acquaintance to some OF
the Mexican ladies'. Stanford assented
and was taken to call upon Senorita
Maria Molina.
Stanford's women acquaintance
were not added to. because he was sat
isfied to spend all his time with Sc |
norita Molina She was very pretty 1
and had all the coquettish ways of a
Spanish girl.
well" said Sandoval one day, some
time after the introduction, what co
you think of the senorita have made
you acquainted WITH
"She is very fascinating, but at the
same time very unsatisfactory
Unsatisfactory? What do you mean
by that?"
II can't make her out / don't know
whether she is fooling me for a pur-
pose or whether she has given me
bit of her heart
Sandoval looked at the American
scrutinizingly. Explain" he said.
There is something about her that
makes me distrust her." replied Stan
ford.
We'll. then, why do you not take
pains to learn something about herr"
How can do that
"Observe when she goes out: then go
into her house and-well look about
you"
spy on hery' asked Stanford sternly.
Call it what you like. You are in
ove with her Being In love with her.
presume you wish to marry her. Are
You so squeamish that you would mar
~ woman who may be an adven-
uress rather than satisfy yourself that
she is a proper person to be your
Wife,?
Stanford listened, but did not reply
continued:
Il am too fond OF you not TO try 20
prevent you from making a misali !
lnce. Either do what | suggest or ,
rop Senorita Molina at once and new /,
r see her again" =
Stanford acted upon neither of these '
derivatives at once Indeed, he never !,
Intended 10 act upon either of them b
sut one day he called on his enchant.
ess during her absence from home, il
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
ENGLISH TAMPERING
WITH MAIL PROVEN
German Newspaper Took Up Challenge
of Paper Published at The Hague
and Printed Picture of Mu
tilated Letter.
Correspondence of the Associated Press

The Hague, Jan. 1.-THE Nieuwe
Courant OF this city has been given a
rather surprising and wholly unexpected
reply to challenge it made about two
weeks ago to the Frankfurter Zeitung
to produce proof of its assertion that
Dutch mails were being inspected by Eng
fish agents.
1t was thought at the time that the
Frankfurter Zeitung would not be able
to produce anything resembling proof of
this serious charge. but in the illustrat
ed section of its edition Of Dec. Is, which
has just arrived here, the German paper
shows what it asserts is the reproduc-
ton OF a letter, which, carrying the fol-
lowing address: Frau Helene Colsman,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
Resinol stops
scalp itching
and promotes hair health

If you are troubled with dandruHf,
eczema or other scaly, itching scalp
affection, try shampoos with Resinol
Soap and an occasional treatment with
Resinol Ointment. You will be sur
prised how quickly the trouble disap-
pears, and the health and beauty Of
the hair improves. Avoid limitations.
Resnoli sold by almost every DRUGGIST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11
Flattery.

sshe spoke in a flattering way of you
the other day"
did she? That was nice. What did
she say?"
"She said if she had your assurance
with her brains, she'd run for president.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-11

'ssos Founded fhe Sanaav Of consai, bsesa Noon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

nonor OF Mrs. Hugh Coffee and Miss
Bessie Irvine. OF Norfolk Mrs. COT.
Zee Is visiting Mrs. Bernard McCray
during her stay here.
Home Wedding.
very pretty wedding was solem
niIed Wednesday afternoon at 1880
O'clock at the home OF the bride. 257s
Floyd Avenue when Anne Virginia
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. O'Nelll
became the bride OF Guilford Swain
Van Pelt, son OF Mrs. a. L. Van pelt
Fathor Charles, OF the Benedictine Col
lege. performed the ceremony. White
and yellow were the chief decorations
Miss May ONeill was her sisters maid
or honor and Fred Poehter acted ms
the groom's best man. The wedding
music was rendered by Mrs. Tho1nas
Ryan, cousin OF the bride. The bride
descended the stairs and entered tho
drawing room on the arm of her faith
er, who gave her away. She wore a
smart suit of seal brown, with hat and
gloves to match. and carried a bou-
quot OF orchids and lilies OF tho valley.
The maid OF honor was dressed In
brown. and carried chrysanthemums.
After the ceremony reception was
held. MIR. and Mrs. Van Pelt will
spend their honeymoon in Florida,
visiting Palm Beach, Jacksonville. st.
Augustine and Key West, and upon
their return will make their homo In
this city. Among the out-of-town
guests were Mrs. Thomas O'Ncill. Jr
Mrs. p. j. Cavanaugh. of Philadelphia.
and Miss Mary McCloskey, of New
Brunswick. y. j.
Visiting Relatives Here.
Colonel Charles Mercer Smelling
Dean of the University of Georgia
and president OF Franklin College. was
called to Port Chester y. Y. owing
to the death of his brother at his coun-
try place there. On his return South
Colonel Smelling stopped in this city
last week. Us the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. j. w. Williams, of 1920 Grove
Miss Mary Lyle Williams. of 1920
Grove Avenue. will leave after Thanks
giving TO be the guest of friends In
the Chelsea Apartments, Portsmouth.
Social.
Invitations have been issued for a
thanksgiving social to be given by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

memorial. which is now occupying the
attention OF the organization.
For Miss Bacr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol r. Ullman will be
At home this evening. November FL
from $3.50 to IL o'clock In honor OF
Miss Mildred Bacr. of Charleston. w
Va.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. ana Mrs. james w. Mackey an
nounc" the marriage of their dnugh-
ter. Ethel, to Alton Lynwood Latham,
Of South Richmond. son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs L.. Nj. Latham. The wedding was
very quiet one, and was witnessed
by only the immediate families OF the
Bride and groom. Miss Grace Bennett
was maid of honor. and john III. La
tham was his brothers best man.
Rev. Father kaup was tho celebrant.
performing the ceremony Just before
high noon Thursday. nftcr which the
couple left for Il Northern tour. They
will he home after December at
1O0l Hull Street
approaching Weddings.
MIR. and Mrs J. Frank Clcmmer. Of
Middlebrook. Va. have issued invita-
tons for the wedding OF their dauRh-
ter. Frances Elizabeth, and Thomas
Rogers Kyle. The ceremony will be
performed on Tuesday. November 30,
~ SILVER Brook" the country home
OF the brides parents. Miss Clemmer
mas oftcn visited her aunt. Mrs. John
ID. Clothicr. in this city. and has n
great many Richmond friends who arc
interested in her wedding
-. William L. Mcclure. of Winches-
te". va. has announced the engage
Ehcnt aud approaching marriage of his
daughter. Willie Logan. 70 William
Nelson Rage. son Of Rev and Mrs
Coupiand Randolph rage. also of Win
chester. The wedding will take place
at noon on Saturday. December T.
at the residence OF DR. Mcclure. and
1t Will be very quiet affair. owing
to recent bcreavcmentS in the family
Of the bride. This announcement is OF
the greatest interest to Richmond.
where both Miss Mcclure and Mr.. Page
are widely and prominently related.
Guests Entertained.
Mrs. w. " Watkins, of Franklin
street. entertained on Friday- night in
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram NJ. Smith expect
to leave this week for short stay
In New York.
Miss Mildred Lefew has returned TO
the city. after visit to friends In
Norfolk.
Miss Ria Thomas. of Roanoke, is tho
guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Florence Beverley. who has
been spending some time with Mrs.
X. G. Thornton on Monument Ayenue
has returned to Blackstone
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Weisiger and
Miss Margaret Weisiger. Of Richmond
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mur,
ray in Norfolk
Mrs. +. G. Wright, who has been in
this city for short stay. has no.
turned to her home in Blackstone.
Miss Mary Jane Bell. who attended
the dance of the Richmond Signal
Corps, has returned to Norfolk
Miss Maria Tuggle mas Deen visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Epes, in Black
stone.
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Nell w. Reardon. James I. Lewis. Jr..
and tho women OF the Altar Society of
Benedlctinc Parish, ut Benedictine Col
lege, on Wednesday,. Thanksgiving
Eve, ut o'clock. Refreshments will
be served.
To Give Entertainment.
Tho Parent-Teacher Association OF
the William +. Fox School will give
unique entertainment on Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening. November 20.
from to 6, and from 8 TO 10 o'clock.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged. and the public Is Invited to
attend.
Annual Pound Party.
The Silver Cross Circle OF tho Kings
Daughters will hold it's annual Thanks
giving pound party with Mrs. b. B..
Bowlcs. 1921 Floyd Avenue. Tuesday, at
1890 o'clock. y delightful program
has been prepared and refreshments
Will be served. All the members are
invited to DO present and bring n
friend.
Palms, ferns and chrysanthemums
artistically decorated the home Of Mrs.
Yctta Lehman. 260l-B Park Avenue for
the marriage of her daughter, Essle TO
David II. KATE, which took place mt
/ o'clock Tuesday in the presence OF
the family and intimate friends. DR..
Il. n. Calisch officiating.
The bride. who was given away by
her brother. wore a travelling suit of
blue velour and carried La France
roses. Mrs. Byron Bear was matroh
OF honor, and wore a beautiful black
gown OF crepe meteor trimmed in lace.
Mr.. KATE was attended by his Irother.
Louis Katz. Of New Orleans. as best
man. After the ccrcmtSiy luncheon
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Seliy.
Of Norfolk. and Mrs. Yetta Bachrach.
OF Philadelphia. were among the out
of-town guests.
Dinner Party.
Quite pretty affair in honor Of
Miss Flora Burton, whose marriage to
T.. T.. Nichols was celebrated on Tues
day. was given by the Embroidery Club,
OF which the bride elect was Il mem
her, at the home OF Miss Margaret
Powers, Cpl Chambcrlaync Avenue.
Iiinter Park, on Friday Of last week.
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the afternoon and evening rece 2.!ons
To be given in honor OF her debutantc
daughter. Miss Ann Roy Johnston, on
December I. on account of the death
Of her very near and dear relative.
Mrs. Robert f.. Ice, Jr.
or Interest Here.
.7"s recent exchange:
''In st. Alary's Church, scarborough
Miss Ellen uillc. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas L. Iuillc. Of BronNvillc
y. y. Was married "Wednesday to Will
liam J. Sturgis, OF New York. Their
engagement. which was announced In
the early summer was an interesting
sequel to tho wedding OF Miss Cornena
Biddlc and Angler Il. Duke last April
in Philadelphia, when Miss Yuillc was
"n" "t the bridesmaids and Mr.. SturEis
the best man. They also were in the
o.Luui party of Miss Mary l.. Duke and
Anthony j. DrcXel E!ddle, Jr.. ut Dukes
farm. Somerville. y. j.. in June. con-
seQuently il is quite fitting that two
OF tho Duke family should attend them
NJ their wedding.
Mrs. Anthony j. DrcXcl Biddle. Jr..
was Miss Yuille's Inatron of honor. and
Angler r. Duke was Mr.. Sturgis's best
man. Miss Melissa Yuille was her maid
OF honor. The ceremony was followed
by reception ut the sleepy Hollow
Country Club.
Miss iuilles father is the vice pres
ident OF the American Tobacco Com
pany. Mr.. SturGis, who WAS grad
uatc from the University of Virginia.
belongs to the Bankers, Turf and Field
and Sleepy Hollow Clubs. and also the
Virginia Club and Northampton Hunt.
lie Is the son OF Rev. Joseph II. Stur-
gis. who lives in Virginia.
The bride visited in Richmond last
winter as the guest OF Miss Ellen
Wright Wise
Iinck from the West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Undreamed-of beauties are
revealed in our excellent
showing of
SWEATERS

For freedom of action and down
right comfort on cold days,
Sweaters are, of course, Sill
preme. but only in recent sea-
sons has their growing popu-
larity brought forth their UNI
guessed possibilities for beauty.
Shaker Sweaters, in rose, green.
Copen, cardinal and white.
Shawl collar and patch pockets.
Special, $2.9S.
Fancy Woven, Shaker model, with
shawl collar and belted back, in
rose, white, navy, cardinal and
Copen. S3.0S.
a Smart Belted Angora Sweater,
with shawl collar and patch
pockets, in Copen, rose, white
and corn. Exceptional value,
$500.
A thick, handsome Shaker Sweater
is offered in smart combinations
Of rose and white, Copen. AMI
white and gold and white.
Pocketed and bound all
round with broad sash.
Pleasing and smart, $500.
A handsome Angora model with
turn-back cuffs and sailor COL
lar; full sash and pearl buttons
Color combinations Of putty
and alice, coral and reseda, ca
Diet and yellow, azure and
putty, Nile and putty-S12.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

One of the most charming ns we'll nv
the Cu"intcSt fashion show was held
az Drimonico's, New York, November
II. In connection with "a festival and
dance for the benefit Of the Widowed
Mothers Fund Association. Twenty
four children. ranging from three to
twelve years. served mnnitiuS tn
show models uf costumes dnmntcd by
lending modiStcS. The manner in which
the children mimirkcL the walk and
gestures "f regular mnnikinS WINS cN-
tr"mrly funny. They minced across
the stage. poiseG hnnd~ on hips and
a;">t"rrd !" the Pst approved models
manner. The photograph shows little
Louise Mundhcim rs skating girl In
leather trousers. The costume md the
manner In which little Miss NIundhcim
displayed IL BROUGHT applause from the
many patrons who attended the char
ity entertainments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

Invitations were limited to club mem.
bers. The function consisted of u din
ner OF seven courses. Decorations were
In white aud yellow, the drawing room,
parlor and dining-room being attrac-
lively arranged with shaded yellow
candles and large white and yellow
chrysahthemums. Club members pres
cnt included Misses Flora Burton,
Shields Jones. Kathleen Gregory,
Gladys Adkins, Elise Jones. Mary
Gregory and Margaret Powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

four boxes at the football game be-
tween Pittsburgh and Washington and
Jefferson College on Saturday last
Quiet Wedding.
very quiet marriage took place at
Norfolk on Tuesday morning. Ncvcm-
Der Is. a. tho residence OF Rcv. Mr.
Barganinc, tho contracting parties
being Miss Virginia Ladd and Harold
X Nielsen The br.d, is the. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Is. I.edd O: Nal
vorn E!il!, ana ono % tho descendants
OF two Of the oldest Colonial families
in Virginia, being the granddaughter
Of Robert T. Johnson. OF King VII
liam County, and rcat-granddaucntcr
OF Colonel Thomas T. Spcuse-, Of King
and Queen County. The groom is
well-known business man of Fulton
and brother Of Alderman y. c. Nielsen
The br.d" wore "a sui, OF midnight
blue cloth With hat and gloves to
match, and 1.r towers were orchids
and Niles = h valey Immediately
after 80 c@'@" .y the couple left FOR
~ @N'~-t-- %o-,aern tour. and after
I=c=- -. q At nome at 23l2
E.z- 3s-.s-z-. ---s.
Nead--W tight.
H.s -ss H1ane Barnes Wright,
b. Ia:--a-:. rs, has issued invita-
.a-s 's- ~ marriage o.. her daughter,
I=r-=--. Della. 70 F.vcrard kiddcr
, ~
Ta@ ceremony vii! take p.ac. on Thurs
day sv@rr NJ, december ,. at 6 o'clock
~ = Johns Episcopal Church. Tappa-
LanrCcE. ana All be large and bril-.
liant affair. Miss Wright, who is the
daughter OF The late judge r. r Is.
wright. has spent great deal OF time
IN Richmond the guest OF her
cousins Misses Rcna and Hawslc
Glazebrook, who are TO be AMONG her
bridesmaids.
II ccrrc-TnyIor.
Another prominent wedding. which
took place yesterday morning at II
Sheppard Taylor, daughter OF Mrs vii
l." Fox Taylor, granddaughter of the
late Richard FoT, and George II. Kcc-
see, son OF pr. and Mrs. George T.
keesec. The ceremony was celebrated
at the residence Of the bride, North
Third street, ana Rev. O. Frecland
Peter. rector OF St. James Episcopal
church, oihciHted. It was Il Ou!et af-
fair and only the Immediate families
We're present. Mrs. W Pcnick Shcl-
ton sister Of tn" groom, was dame Of
honor, and the best man was Clinton l..
Williams
Dance for Miss Currin.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene g. Currln. of
$40 West Franklin Street. nave issued
invitations for 81 dance at the Country
cub In honor Of their debutante
daughter. Miss Louise Currin The
AFFAIR VIII take place ON Wednesday
evening, December 9. at . O'Clock. and
IN" invitations VIII include the younger
members OF Richmond society
'i"hnst"n Invitations HecaIIrd.
Mrs George Ben Johnston finds il
-rccseury 10 recall the invitations to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
NOTRE DAME LADYS APPEAL.

70 81. kn@S mi snher.rr,, Of rh,umn,ls.n.
hmbngos, bacE'"hc. pa'rs IN 3D." Uuu,,
or neuFhIgi" pains, 10 write To- her 'ur e.
nome trcHimen, wilton has repeatedly rr.r,g
all OF these t1'turos She feels 81, h.r du.y
to send IL to Hil sunereru rNEE 20. rur.
youfsel! AT home Ua Thousands WIN testify
no change O! cllnat" being uc,cssurv TAI.
simple dise"F"ry baushos uric ucid from
ths SiooG. loosen" 'He a'!@g;cG 3o!uta puri-
pes the blood, :uG trGbtcrs thc eyes civ
gng elasticity AMI tone TO the whole system.
u The above in'trc''s you. for pr0of address
Ais 81. Summers, BOX II. Notrc Dame ina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Two Special Kiddie
Goats, Each 1898

DOUBLE BREASTED Plush
Coat with flat collar and
turn-back cuffs, full lined, 2
to 6, S3.08.
Chinchilla Box Coat. belted style.
double or single breasted; COL
lar of velvet or self-material,
2 to 6 years, S3.OS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
wOMEN'S MEETINGS,

The regular weekly meeting Of the
st. Cecilia Chorus will be held I'm the
MUSHROOM OF st. Pauls Church Tues
day afternoon at o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Knitted Petticoats
I'm the Raaament\

In the Basement.)
IVY DOL and Cotton Ribbed Pet
ticoats, finished with Dor
ders and shell-stitched edges;
assorted colors, SOC.
Wool Ribbed Petticoats, in solid
white. lavender, black. tan and
Copen; elastic band at the
waistline, SOc.
ATWOOD Fine-Ribbed Petticoat,
with elastic band and crochet
waistband, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

In the Service OF the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet Monday
afternoon at o'clock with Miss Grace
Schcrmerhorn. 309-A North Thirty
fourth Street. a large attendance is
a q sired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Throughout the Entire Ste
chiffon Broadcloth Suits. Sis
FUR TRIMMED

ERE are two stunning Suits planned especially
for Conference Week. We very conservative
when we ask to compare them to offerings you'll
find in New York Richmond $4,000. Yes they
are copies but such aunty snappy copies Then style
is superb. Both models beted but in distinctvey
different lines Suited misses and ladies' Shown i'm
black, navy, brown. green and plum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

Union Suits. all desired styles. all
Cotton, 800; Wool and Cot
ton mixed, $1.5O; Wool and
Silk mixed, $500.
Children's Vests. fleece-lined, zoo;
Pants to match. 2tSc.
Vests, Wool and Cotton, 5Oc,
Zoe and S1.OO; Pants to match,
soc, Toe and 800.
Union Suits. desired styles, SOC
and 800.
Infants Vests. Wool and Cotton,
Zoo and Soc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

tween Pittsburgh ana Washington and
jefferson College on Saturday last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
A Bouquet of New
DANCE DRESSES

EVEN when you them the witchery of Caot's
skill cannot fully be appreciated You simply
realize that you looking at creation very
beautiful. One model in eros de Londres has puff
sleeve and bodice plain gathered at the waisne and
slightly flaring edged with White Fox. Full skirt
with White Fox edging Sprigs of apple relieve the
painness of the bodice In pink and blue. This and
other models only $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
Kayser Silk
Underwear

THE Silk of world wide popu-
larity.
Vests IN pink and white with
crochet neck, finished with
wash ribbon, &1.50
Also finished with hand-embroid-
cred design, S1.0S.
Union Suits in white and pink,
tight knee, crochet neck and
armholes. finished with wash
ribbon, $2.06.
TEDDY Bear" finished with
French band, in white and
pink, S2.05; Boomers. in pink
and white, S1.98.
Camisoles, lacy models, in white
and pink, ribbon finished, $f.5O
and S1.O8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

In Gray--A Snappy
Walking Coat
w IDE belt and Velvet collar.
Genuinely stylish, and
rare value at $1,000.
An English Coat
This handsome Coat in Wool
mixture is ''toffy--really-
y'know." Coney collar and
cuffs, pleated back, relieved
by all-round belt. 'Strordi-
nary at $3.50.
Velours Belted
Top Coat
Distinguished by very apparent
quality. Belted model, yoke,
front and back Collar and
cuffs in Beaver. Special,
S2O.5O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

a splendid new assortment in
nigh neck, square and round
neck styles, yoke and straight
Inc styles; long sleeves or
three-quarter sleeves; in fancy
stripes or checks, in pink or
solid white; trimmed in fancy
frogs, silk roping or fancy bor-
ders. Splendid qualities--new
and crisp-just out tho packing
cases.
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Flannellette Gowns

lin the Basement.)
ID EOPLE who know FlannelIette
luxury will be glad to lay I'm
winter supply from our new
stock.
The Lamar register., 1915-01-13

held by the county at IS cents on the
dollar to investors with proviso that
the certificates are to be deposited
with d. b. Novels, trustee for the land
holders, for u period of two years. If
any land holder can purchase his GER
tificate in that period he can have it
at the reduced rate of rs cents with
6 per cent interest from date until it
is paid. After two years the certi-
ticates will go to the purchaser and
will only be redeemable at the usual
redemption figures for county taxes.
This plan gives the district an OPP
portunity to clear up its indebtedness
and at the same time gives the land
holders a two year chance to redeem
or dispose of their land and clear the
taxes at the reduced figure. 1t places
these valuable lands in a position to
be again marketable and at the same
time will clear up most of the float
ing debts of the district which arc in
the form Of registered warrants.