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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
Girls With Beautiful Faces
or Graceful Figures

American girls have worldwide
reputation io- beauty. b-t- ~ TIE sane
tine there are girls in Or cites VINO
possess rei.he- 6eau.y Of izce ro-
form, becz1se II ,ncse instances .EeE
srfer from nervousness. the result q
disorders 0: the wc--aniy organism
AZ regular intervals they su-e- 3
nuca that their strength ieaTes them;
TIE: are 80 Frustrated that !. takes GAYS
for them TO recover their strength O-
course. sUch periodic distress has Is
tad e5ec. on tie nervous system The
witne-ed and drawn faces. the dark
circles ard crows feet abort the eyes,
the straight figure without those
cures winch lend 50 Euch 70 feminine
beauty are the unn,;stakzt!e Signs OF
vomznIy disorders.
When girl becomes a wolan, when
. woman becomes Z mother. when :
woman passes through the changes Q!
-;ddIe lie. are the three periods O.
Fife when health ard strength are most
needed to withstand the pain and
distress often caused by severe organic
Disturbances
Al these critical times women are
best fortified By the use OF DR.. Pierce $
faTorlte PRESCRIPTION, an o!d remedy
CT prored worth tia. keeps the entire
female system perfectly regulated and
IN excellent condition
Mothers, il your daughters are weak
lack ambition are troubled with head
aches. iassitude and are pale and
siokiy. Dr. Pieroes Favorite Presorio-
ton is just what they need TO surely
bring the bloom OF health to their
cheeks and make them strong and
healthy
II you are . sufferer. II you dsugn-
ter. e>eAe- sister need help. get Dr..
P,erce's Fsvorite Prescription in liquid
or tablet form Then address Dr.. Pierce.
Invzlids' Hotel. Buffalo. Y. Y. ard re-
ceive confidential advice from staff Of
specialists, that's free: also 13e-pags
book On woman's diseases sent isee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
CONCERNING SUFFRAGE

How can the sufras!s-s he cast
down DID no. nearly z million men in
three eastern conservative states vote
for woman suffrage? Suffrage received
- per cert Of the vote cast = third
Is many men voted for suffrage in New
YORK. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
as voted in those states for President
in 1912 Don't FORGET these facts when
some good old conservative soul as
sures YOU that votes Tor women is as
dead IS door nail
No sane persons expected that the
me!len:urn would he ushered II il T-o-
men -son the vote in New York state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
re Se-c.a! % NJ. Erc-ee.

3-e 719 Knows - circumstance
e&--9: le,p wondering vcy III de.ay
= 6-.@E NJ Eno-=e- Cornrn.ss.o-.er
c-r--- GEMS u zz.e Aa1 dcyb-s = -
~ E.<-:or- q a.s course = ~ co1-
--z@.s g: = wholly l.@=-e1- department
ara an = - '-1n.- sS:c-e- C:-p..l!'z G1s.-
-ezs her his are ne p-5:.c's bus.-
HESS a.so ard ~ have notion -ha-
-1e lard = control would as z,-o- ne
ge1e-a- p11..c would So ,aar1 q ro.-
3 :: : perfectly Curious that cseSe
men ~a9 80 directing ne Interests q
thousands @: Marie farmers 81. e-. %
fa.rs dictated Q = < man wao a-=2ez
- dry tn. - -1e I-93- : .aev an
TO- ezo-d q pay To- having = Pzsteur-
.zel-
" admire IT. dignity ~..a which
~ gentleman {: tae head d: ne
Primers Unions Eave conducted them
>eiteS, ~. w. would svcges. .ha- 10.
IS ~ l.n= . air their side u M
PRESTON Fc-:her s.lsae= M. be ms
Understood
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

NJ dear. il takes ven too long To
dress"
There = m4ca u attend ID, III
gown. u1y nair. ny complexion"
Things are III, organized. Let
some Of your maids form a. assem-
bling department. Others can paint
you up as that Tork / going on"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

L ne government wants anything
for vrich Two billion dollar Con
sresS failed . provide Hhy Is The
eas.esi thing Il -he world 70 slap TAX
or something
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
the World War a Year Ago
Today-hov. 20.

Russians announced the retreat
Of the Austrian army from Buko-
wilma ard their recceupation Of
Czern0wirz. II central Poland
they admitted failure 10 dislodge
the GeSnan forces from the re-
gion around Scrykow. where the
enemy was inrrenc he'd In khe
MaZurian lake section of East
Prussia the Russians claimed sue
cess
France reported the repulse Of
German attacks in the Vosees.
around Arras. in northern France.
and In the Argonne district. also
capture Of German positions
around Yp-es. Belgium
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

4 good many persons who believe
that the initials Of the next President
will be w. W" also think that there
will be j" in from: Of thenl--Bas
ton Transcript
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
Light and Airy
Rauenion.

lin w@s-y rt efSc5eE-y
- IT. i l. t!r@scn- ~1eeZs.
! zisn could afford . u
A inefficient as please
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

Andrew Carnegie OF mis- eightlsth
birthday anniversary. announced that NJ
had made peace his life hope T. identity.
re has met with encouragement in his
efforts 10 die poor.-Blddeforsi Journal
No, necessarily; Andy hopes for al
less, - years in which TO scatter his
wealth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

4 new and additional form of war
Ak will be the administrations New
Year. gift % the people
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
Republican. Hold Coed Hand.

By conviction. through political
alignment. and because 81 personal
pride Of opinion. Mr. kischin's oppos--
ton TO enlarged expenditures tc- de-
fence Is logical and natural His re-
fuszl 70 join the President Is serious
matter Both Mr.. kirchin and the
force Of the blow by declaring that
the North Carolinian IS acting OF hi>
individual responsibility and not as
the Democratic leader % the House
This may b true; but u IS intimatea
here that the President mus- Dc week-
ened indeed before Congress L he can
no- carry his aoor leader with him on
policy which has such nationwide
support IS preparedness hss
This. in fact IS Inc case The
Pre<iden. viii 10, dominate the s.iua-
ton this winter Is he has hitherto
done IN isl. tle Democrats n Con
EesS we're all candidates for re-al=c-
.:cr. y 1.se ne President had two clear
years ahead q him The Representa-
c.yes ,hen needed rim. while ne vas
mezsgrao!y independent q them.
Now they axe &! II the same boa- TO-
seta=- They a-e all gry.ng 70 ho!d
Ine:r places The President Nus, piay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

SoEne place ~ business during the
Holiday -7.cesS-c.-- nothing happened.
i n1mbe- u Portland Young bust
ness nlen have organized cl,-S< n
Military training aoou, = already
having Signillsi -hs:- Intention y
Joining The .Arn2o-y has been -
cured for drilling military l2lk> ard
discussions National ti.aFd officers
viii for the present Siyt IRE i-.Str,.c-
ton although ths Organization i il
e way connected with T-2e Guard
Never have ,Ee citizens e Ave-sS-.e>s
eos.n2y experienced z warner i'll thas.
rhe p-eze1. c.,. The srYa5ad ea>
s1a-ce.s f-czen- and The Gsss a->
7-arr- Is rAus- II oc-octr- Som o1
Ihe lpcc171-r Villages have 9,s5 good
Sieig1ln=. but - tar Hual,oE7 ha< aaI
h1c .!g1r -!-r-5e~ Tee potato -,,a-le.
L sill Gull wi,a te& being hauled n.
m Ir.e- has &5raI reli I'M So. Es- Gag
rel Farmers. a~w-EeE- 2-r boxing
t1-N4rd ID higher Prices as M eo.
Weather ones sr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

Re1=o- merchants Rave te-n =-4sr-
e T. s-c@ a. extent from znopl-c-=-z
hal :aes azve TIE IL lis. v.:cn :
passed along % a! 1ae stores. w r1a,
w-eE suspected persons APPEARS cash
.,@rE hes detailed description ana
cz2 EASILY -.-4p rracs q II party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
RAILROADS & STEaMoJ OATS.
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.

~ E-so- Seat e, 79tl
TRAINS l-LA.-y- =. AUGUSTA - FOL
Lows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
AUGUSTA LODGE O!HEcTr,
AUGUSTA LODGE. No =, -

4 y, Sc@-.s.l so--.---.-. ~s.,r, = \
Nov. =. p n z. -. No.
degree All securing
-iatlT i-y-,=G.
FRANCIS : II. CALLAHAN -
WESTON LEWIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
ROSE OF SHARON cAa77s.,

HS- S7-r tss
=, q. Z : >.ec-1 --as-.-Es =.
y eGz sSdSy O.: ezc- .-cL-E - "
Temple. All members -, 4
Ky are invited 20 =--e
ANNA y AEL.--.Sg u
ELIZABETH = II JNps.1y
s---1 .-r--E-t-l,-t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
ODD FELLOWS nAII

ASYLUM LODGE. Nc. T.. assIs.
ree-trE FC.-zy ev4-E :. -
SE-r--S
8 : -A-T ;
: z WESTON, !,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

novi6tf
- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

SoEze place q business during the
Holiday -+cesS-c.s1 nothing happened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

kENSE6SC LEDGE. &c 8
Lcyzi Cs-l=- o Nose. r-s5-s =
hall. - Wa.e- =. ever .---s9
evening =. 81
z. J. HARTMAN, -.-:ss
GEORGE = TRAY. S=:.
-ov-S.t<lyg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
NEW MEMBERSAT
Y TACKLE A GOAT
frrsrisu. Animal said a. Have Been
secured 10 Take Part In the
initlatinn Tonight.

The membership committee uf the
y. &C. g.. 4. AFTER a long and thrilling
psrsuit. has az last succeeded in spite
"f Incredible hartshsps. iu capturing "a
tar specimen % goat. which hy COM
paFisrn. uuuiI make blcsiuE hrou-
rt1 appear az th~ limit 90 mcskurss
and dnciiity. Tbis creature lE secured
for tEr use % che u~0 members whn
arr 90 b. Initiated ln the association
a. ths rTcFptioa thiE evening. % S p. ~.
az thr e. 81 C.. A. building
The social committee has provided
. program 90 b. given after the OBJ
s'F~p~rouE Fnaf has been sufficiently
conquered hy the n~v members. All
th~ res m~mhrTS Who have Joined dur
inE the month 90 June must be pres
emit. for in union there is strength. and
unlrss au reader assistance. the oh
atFrpFF1uE scat may not be tanned. All
th~ old members of the association
must. 40 a matter % duty. attend 20
help care for the honorable scars Of
battle received IN the initiatory serv-.
ices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

ssfrsrs from che FROST say that hun-
tre5s % FrFerE guns are ramhaFttnE
ire esrff1a o. sEss defense stiu held
HF ere G--sesrs.
re= sgea-r r.t- or more 81 f1rtf-
eas51es lei one rsaFm1As usFfru 81
FFrree=s 5EFrrsrrflHE sf at aaEirs.
covered rra.raa~ 6esftgH HsFraWs ard
raerFrsF b6a EFsaafs 80 simost every
sesI- FEEL raaE5sE.V-titaFa nadine
Eae r1 sweep Fs~ fFFHrs each aaf.
srf ere circles Stowe are are1rr1
rssasss VErr= f.+t F5=rrs aaa snur
.sz-rs ere E1ssFsf tH ere utn'e
eaFt re=rr are Frpasbiy several azi.rs
~ rf-Heees
te ere eaFtErFr corner ~ tfr nap is
s6ars-s sef tsr fs@aas sugar rrf1-
cry. OF ere e1Tf ~ ts~ Fferra sale
-rT s~f ere rFsrFss point ~ fhr Tine
Co. f=-s ire rsEF.sE srngnf ff5s r-r
ersrF. COW f=tf tF ere Frretf. affrr
se5-s tvte= rrssE-e. fas been Frra
r4r= sansa6Fsrr sssr fs~ ~t-auF-
rfFsF rt~ SHADED territory shnas
resE Erf tr ere FFFTeE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
AT TIN BLACK HAWK.

FEtFous % the Black Hawk theatre
tomorrow are 20 have an opportunity Of
witnessing the Aimed version % Rex
Hsach's Alaskan romance. The Spoil
ers- This brilliant romance % the
gold asids % our great northwest Is
strong o. sentiment. - STEPPED Ia tcrce
primitive passions. inspired by insid-
sous evils that invest the closing coils
os . EreAf conspiracy TO rob honest
toll % SIS golden fruit IL braves pri-
Vaftors With death over imminent. day
~ day. and through the long night. OF
she domain OF the midnight sun. Il
las che better and brighter things In
contrasting sEurcs 20 the rugged min
srs. i- sWe~; and refining. as veil a.
reliant and Inspiring a. Il touches the
hearts ard actions % rugged and haiti
lag -,sr. These strong elements. In
,he melting DO; % This romance. fuse
90 make the great work intense. pic
turssqas and potential beyond con-
pare. az FAR a. current production %
motion e. concerned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
SONS OF NORWAY PLAN
BIG TIME ON SUNDAY

The midsummer celebration arrang-
- by the sons % Norway 20 be held
next sunday az their camp on Rock
river 10 promised 90 be one OF the oest
events the sons ever held
The program committee has finished
its work and promises all who attend a
jolly good time.
Lagos orchestra has been secured
10 furnish the music for the dancing
and John Hanscn's mlnstrcis are on
the program with other big attractions
and they expect 10 have plenty OF fun
for all. All their friends are invited
20 attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
BOY SINKS WHILE
BATHING IN RIVER
Esri Miller Of Davenport Meets Death
Al Foot of Rock Islaad
street
sLIrPED BEYOND HIS DEPTH
With othsr Lads Was Playing In sim
Water Back % the Retaining
wail-Body Recovered.

Earl Miller. ie-year-old son % Mr..
and Mira ?. C. Miller. living al ee7ls
Perry street. Davenport. lost his life
o. the river. inside the retaining wall
a. the foot % Rock Island street. In
that city shortly before . O'Clock yes
tsrday afternoon.
The b1y with a companion had been
"a bathing Ia the Etiii water The bot
tom 10 muddy and ii Is presumed he
slipped and went out beyond the step
or he sank below the surface before
aid could arrive.
Men Ia the vicinity stated they had
rot seen the boys On bathing They
said the first knowledge they had OF
the accident was when "a Kachle. an
engineer on a sand crane owned by
fhs Builders sand & Gravel com
pany. gave warning
kachie said the bows youthful com
Paninn came % him cxcitclly and in
formed bin that a hnv ~ the name OF
Miller tat been drowned 10 the slough.
karhir sent 90 the place az once and
observed the youths clothing on
saon-. BE Jumped into the Is foot
~ Eatsr uithnut removing any % his
eiofhiuE. and touched the bottom On
several places bat vaE unable 90 find
the youth.
Find the Body.
som others came % the place and
ErappiiuE hooks werc secured and the
BODY vas found about 9 o'clock At
tswpts o. resuEritats be- gcrc futile.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
TROUSERS TAKEN
OWNER SLEEPS ON
Bold rnisf fHters usms u tsrael
Ksts. ass ttfta kssaas. >ems
Tine Duriag NfEaE
w4rcH AyD HoSTT srotTS
r.s Dollars asd rhfrtY Cents IA ,@4lI
Change ~ Foeksts az TIM
tfaaes rhraaFh wtadav.

ArrF a good nfEHts s.Frs Harry
Nsrs Ettt NtrfH aeraar. aVass tes
aarHffE sf s.e.ocf fe prepare CO. -
H4 vera Hr reached tsf bts tfegssfs
an .s- END OH .5a srf rnrF were zoe
nrrr ffr searched HiEE sat .sw.
faa4aE WragEa .be raoms ss9rsH sstF.
lar aa Ffsrs et rse mueB erefef ar
re m wesfaE apparet COATS BE-
reaF ON farther invest Eaf9s ur
Nf.s Discovered saaf E5s sofa usEeG
vss missing from enc gressef A.s1
ri Hr EseHea H- fsgaf ssss ecs ~
ur vafsvs fs the rsaf Esf beer
1Bra-f win O. jimmy
VII wE soetrfs OF HH- rr8.s-ss ffsE
fssHarfrrf vas small Change a9eisss-
ms $3.50 Daesrqs-af sssz
me rg- afeH-H-nF.ear.t s1H. a s
vG .t-f fr SOS anf f.s ssessrFs
Ei.s reported rH- msFs-F FT r- POI
mo- -fr Uts HarH .rE stating ffaa
r- ..H-- bad beer entered s f~r
Here--F rH- EeIrs ar n faf To- m
fuE Wr tsrs vas +er.sE rs-
-eaH Hr Hesff H9 fsss5st satsrs .Er
9aHfte exercising marH srrs.1f .F Bis
mr.rnrH
branss Arrested
..lIssn. QffsaH aH-rHfH tet
rs.1. Henderson ar e1rs ssfrf fat
F.F Patterson e1.rf-t e- Hss-
gH4 vre- srTese-.t Ease a#zsf H on
e-r .H r FtsrE e tss-Faa.-
HI- HFs-T.vH t.srF.er. were rsef
ra fsa COSTS ns morning. aF
asEsrra a. H fe.er .1aFr
Es was
- H rv-a -e.af s-rf offs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
CRY CHAT


lEfF-rt srHs enfsI
rfF f 6ea- sf r-afv rrss
EsF eeFF-rs. esr WUs@ rFefs
r-re.T Towel sgBps =smsasv.
tsgsbraTsst Espress g. Storage
M g ast
wrsf r. &C. fsaisa mattel Sac Seas
rsaBasa shop. Harper bsgss s5aeE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
waks Peopi. Happr.

Every human soul has the germ %
sore flowers within. and they would
open ~ they could only ind sunshine
and free air 90 expand In. ! always
told you ;ha; no, having enough OF
sunshine vas what allied the world
Make people happy and there will no:
- hal, the GuarreiinE or = tenth part
- ,h- riekedness there ls.-MEs. L.
M. Child.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
PAPERS
FOR JOHNSON HERE

Uequistiou papers Tor George B.
Johnson. prisoner in the Iowa peni-
Tertiary at Ansm~sa, have been re-
ccivcl ., tine states attorney. He has
communicated With the board of par
dons and % Is thought likely. that
Johnson win be paroied early next
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

oftswa. ort Jurs ga casualty
uss o. tE~ Canadian exPraitiaaary
fBsrs issued today includes the names
% tVs allied. "a wounded. Two suf-
f~rirE from gas fumes ard - made
prisoners On Germany. otA=y of che
prisoners we're wounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Sealed bids viii be received by the
Jail and Jail accounts committee of the
bard Of supervisors of Rock Island
county up TO Thursday, July /, for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

week. He viii then be brought here
to answer the charge OF the murder of
John b. Schoessel in this city Nov. :,
1913
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

mine run coal to be delivered at the
court house and jail, said coal TO be
weighed on the city. scales. The COM
mtttee reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BY order of the board of supervisors,
EZRA WILCHER,
(Adv) Chairman Committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

\ iittfs powdered chalk will add
materially 90 ths strength % ordinary
glue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
Beatelg7
MAJESTIC.

Wednesday FRITZ seheff and Owen
Moore tn Pretty Miss smith
Thursday-'-The Eagles Nest"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24

Harl Wrts5r- delegate Co che dis
Frfss sss=sslr easeF wss held is Rock
tsfs-f Ja-~ ia. read sn isfsFsssisz 80
port ~ tEe e1eveatia1-
Reports we've ErsFf issf rFFHtrE a.
a meeting ~ tfge lodge. so. a. Ladies
% HFits9sf. W6'.s~. 81 ths reeert
Erss9 lodge sessions en- chicago. This
Constituted sft tssiHess transacted.
Bar fFit1wi-E EFs s~ssioa refreshments
we're served ssl a general good time
sss rsi1Tes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
CAdv0

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-24
wa,rh Your Cnlrrsn

Cfaen eaaldesn do no6 tss raseuEs krey
taeY are ceastieatst. They fsaf serae-
t..iag LIST ssEgisl They wilitss Eestl
Orticrl4es--z sid LssaElve sEss tastes
hss sggss. Sold eely ~ u.s. 70 erEss-
Thoma. Drux Co
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-14
Circus Well Attended

Quite large crowd of people
from the surrounding country and
nearby towns mingled with local
people Monday last. the occasion
being the annual visit of Howe's
London Shows. So far as the per-
formance was concerned, the show
was up to its usual standard. The
people enjoyed the antics Of the
clowns and the acrobatic and riding
work of the various actors. Good
order was maintained and so far as
can be learned there were no fights
or disturbances to mar the pleasures
of the day. The usual number of
professional beggars and midway
crooks were present however, vino
extracted from the generous and un
wary their hard-earned cash. Only
one performance was given, anG
Monday night the outfit pulled out
on their own train for Spring Hope
N. C. A representative of the Com
monwealth tried to ascertain the
reason for the cancellation of thu
night performance. One Of the show
officials said that the jump to Spring
Hope was such long one that the
train could not arrive there Tuesda,
morning soon enough to unload fol
the parade and another reason ad
vanced was that the tax rate at thi
point was too much for the circus
The concensus of opinion was tina
one performance Was great plenty
for the people Of this section.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-14
Tanhtntta
DINNER, DANCE
AND FALL GOWNS
With Timely Suggestions for
I'll Saints EVe---pdnnierS
Favored Details.
New York, Oct, 10th.

1%CW VI n, OCl., lVLu.
Afternoon frocks for more dressy
occasions are quaint and becoming
to a degree: many of them look as if
they might have been worn by
grand DANES of the period just fol-
lowing the French Revolution, with
perhaps a little ided dignity.
The taffetas, failles, and velvet ia
vored for these gowns lend them
selves particularly well to the dra-
peries now in vogue, panniers,
pouis, and the loose PANELS Of Wat
teau's figures.
The tang Of winter in the air re-
calls Us ali to the dignity OF formal
dinners, dances, teas, and like oc-
casions, with their respective de-
mands for more formal frocks than
those we have enjoyed all summer
our simple wash and taffeta models,
SO becoming and youthful-looking.
This winter, however, the added for
mality CONSISTS merely of the addi-
ton of few quaint ruff1es and dra-
peries that will appeal to most Of us
very pIeasingly
OVERSKIRTS GROWING IN POPULARITY
Many of the imported gowns show
the apron overskirt, usually made of
chiffon. embroidered, or heavily
beaded, combined with straight full
skirts, paneed with velvet, on cloth
and silk frocks. Some Of these mod
els show prOfusion Of trimming;
others are simplicity and dignity it.
self, relying entirely, on toe cut and
color combination for effect
CHIFFON AS A TRIMMING
Many bolero effects are noticed or
winter frocks and costume blouses
IS corsage trimmings. Chiffon
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1915-10-14
Pierrot Costume for Man or
Woman

heavily soutached, and chiffon veil
ings play important parts in the
scheme Of trimmings. Many Of the
new blouses are made Of lace or net,
banded by several rows Of MORE rib
bon, at the line of the bust, yelled
By the chiffon.
DINNER, DANCE, AND BALL GOWNS
Dinner and ball frocks are extreme
Iy dainty and quaint this winter.
The pannier, with its graceful dra-
peries over the hips, is often accom-
panied by loose hanging panel, and
hung over contrasting underskirts
Of figured or f1owered taffeta, or
one Of the charming embroidered
brocades Of the moment, in silver or
gold. Now and then one sees a ball
or dinner gown of black satin, heav-
lily trimmed with sparkling jet;
there are many yelled models, too;
taffetas, failles, and satins, yelled
with beaded nets or chiffons. Gray
is nearly as popular shade for this
type Of frocks as for daytime wear;
often it it is combined with black
lace over white most effectively
Much velvet is used, combined with
satin, taffeta. or faille, or as band
ings for the cloth frocks which are
quite popular.
THE FANCY DRESS COSTUME
There are times when it IS pleas