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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

- Gin M eibtitsr gdbrs
prdfibent. g1ahoem Der 8riiueer
unb langiGbriae prGiiosnt Der @ulf
&c s6ip Sstaro RoiIroub, Soncs.
tI5li6 geitOrben 1T. ion WlOsli6tsit
pOr6anbeu iein, baB feline godter.
Grace, gu ieinsm Radfolser erpd9lt
psroen pirb. Tldbreno Der fsinsm
Qlblebsn upraus9ebenben aranthsit
nuroen pOn bieIer bic 9eI6dftIiten
Oblieeen6eten bes @aters erIeoiat..
Syn bic 3sit fielen Streitigteiten NIT
ben Qlngsftelten Der 9ahn, oc6 Sri.
sSones puBte bieielbsn nit 3ott uRO
3ur beiberIeitigeu 3ufrieoenbeit 81
i6littsn. Ia Der Oeritorbene Batter
geiiBer Don nahe5u BEN 9dH5en ata
tieutopital Der 9dbn pdr, bangt IS
BON Der Dittps unc oer 3o1ter ab,
o6 aeBtere Radfoger ibres gdtsrs
nirb, cher OBJ ite ben polten einsm
Marue ibertrGgt. Die @ulf & Ship
Ssluito gahn reprGIerltirt cine &da
pitalduldde pom nabesu $7,00O,oOo.
Sie bat cine Strsdeuldriae BON 307
Metlen uno felt Subreu bat fie Di'
pioeroen be5ablt.
49, Sm 2puqreb bGufen iid1 bic ans
trGoe uui 8erbot her Gusfubr pon
9e6ensmittelu uno fir bic Subuitrieu
Reg eioenen 2oubes ber0tbigte &cbs
mdteriaIisu. Die tpeitIiter Tdrmer
unb beren 9ertreter i'm aousreb ops
poniren oisien 8crItldasn duf oas
GntIdieoenTte, pdtre10 lie ertfGreu,
aeaen Elm 9erbct Der Wunitions @pss
Futr nifts ein5uDsnben gu habsn.
Der 0ertrtter bon Souids, Camp
FEN. 1T Defenders riihtis nit bem
Giuhrinqer folder q rldgen. 90 bat
er 8erbot eer 2lusfIbr poH S6nhen,
Qeber urb Geberpuaren fiji Elm sSdhr
uub ron .3eitungspapter fir 8fuei .SSah'
re beantruet
en- @erbinbung nit Der f1rtlts
fdrer Grplcfion, pel1e I'm Sdfen
etrdanael cine @n3dbl Wtuuitionss
bamrfer aud adbIreitle 2aaerbduier
an 2dnb Deruitttst hdbeu fcu, ifHc
mebrers gerIonen In gtpotlnu perhrfs
tat roroeu. Wdn tebouptet. ,ur gers
Scdung bon 8iebitGblen ieirr hier
gombtu unier bic 2abura ruHifher
Muniticnsbompfer g,f4musselt Dors
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21
Gbitagc 20. W.s.

G 6neins - 3ufubr $1,000;
WGrtt i4pah uub sc b0bsr ais gez
tern. Butt S9.80-1o.15; lei6te So
30--1o.05; ssmii4te s9.65-10.z5;
itpue S9.75-10,30; robe 1915
e.s5; Ssrtel $3.50.
Rinboisb. - 3uiubr $4,000;
Wartt fsit. RatiOe gssT Sliere 500
-11.60; Nsi.ern Stisrs 800
1000; Stoders unb Jssoers $500
$40; aiibe unb 5eifsrs $3.85-10.s
90; aGl5sr $8.0O-11.50.
g dafe. -3ufubr 14.000; Mdr.t
fart. Wstbrs $8.S5-9.90; gpss
$6.0o-9.6o; 2dmmsr $11.0o-l3.'
l5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

SE unfr.m StadtsDeisn, in Det7
bic WsnIhen RubriinnteA limb, in osm
ieoer legiiimirt, ab5etenlpelt nlnuc'
rirt 1T, biloen bic 3iaeunsr sinen
Nrcmot0rper, einsn 6eionters I4meri
5snOeu Dorm i'm Quge be- poli3si. Sn
rinem 9sHnias gu alien ..brigsn 9ols
.eritdmmen Guropas, Die iib i'm GduTe
Der 3siten oom berum3isbeuoen 6ire
.tHScIt gum Isb9aftsn gauerus, SnUs
beIs> uab Snouitriebplt meter snts
Didelt babsu, blie6en bic 2igeuner III;
Der urIpriiugliheN &ulturitufs ft:5en.
sis iinb bsuts nod Romapeu. Gi:
polBei lam Iolfs 4un9ronismen
ritt bulbsH. S9on eesbdlb nibt.
mel. iid bic 3tseuner aud bic priE;s
ttpiten Rsttsani6duungen aus isner
llr5.iten beriiberserettst taber.
2lm psnigfteu iinS ben 9eb0rosn in
ter arisgs5.lt oerartig. Griitsn5eu ets
-otini1t, bsrsu Rams, 4rt. Wober uno
Bobin unostannt iinb. Gis iiub ipioa
nagsperbdttts. sic sutjisbsH fih Dem
NiI;tdrbienit. Si. IaFen iih, peur f:
GriippeI ltnb, me5rmais unter os:'
itbieoeuen Ramen muItsrn, um D.
Il S6elns" gu srIangea, Die iie po4f
,psiter perihadsrn.
Die meiiien bsutI6en 8unoesitda
ZEN ba6en osuH aud I6tn nit ned
Ielnbsm Gripls se1su ods 3issunsrDe.
zen angetdmpft. 0u aber jeber Stant
fir i6 aasin oorains, puybe 5par o1
unb bort cine ginodmmlGg, Hirgsup5
aber cine untsrpriituHg bieI,r qauo-
plaqe srrsift. 60 aslanete man
itliebIi4 gu Der Ginii9t. buB oer
Sarpf ssssn Die 3istunsr nur oarT
GrfOIg oerIpritt. peun aGs 6stbe:Iil
ten guuoestaatsH nit oe-eintsn 0aiz
1sn .dmpf:n.
uT Sieie Wdffen gu ituieben, tpurs
be aui Qnregung gaperus cine BE-
Iprttuna Der bunbss ltaoiliteu Re1iez
runl.n in Uhinten absepaIteH. Die
3eI9liiNs SisIer &pNfsyen'. oeren bul.
bini.e 9ur6fiihrung in gtntetraht Der
i'm Sriege ssItsigerten Gemeiusefd6rs
Ii9tsit Der 3iseunsr ftAr erDun!4l
III, iinb bauptiatIid folsenbe;
gisber mar ous geitre6en rller
9oliasibeboroen barauf nui6tet. aaers
faG; auf.auhsnoe 3irsuHerbaaoeR
m69Iih raid iammt Rpb unb Wagen
nlS Dem eigeren @e'irf tinals5ua'
Gen. sic nurosH fstgsNrmmen uut
ItlsunigIt an bic 9rerJe Der Rutbar.
eehoroe estortirt. SIN nGctitsn 9ejirt
IfieIts fit bann bieisr GTor5isHus u
gl,iter Weiie 81, iobnit man pou
iErer anpeisnbeit &enntnis butte.
9is iebo6 bic gs5Orbe aui bic Reunu
tUmmIinge dufmeriiam Eurpe, ita6len
Il. ungebetsneu @Gits, mas ibuen in
Die SGnos fieI unb i1rnbeltsn ben
!sGuerinnsn ourh@siurbbetsreien un1
anSsren Sntuspotus ihre Spursrpz
ften ab. gepor nod oieIe 8dunereisR
ale CUR arJstge selan1ten. Daren oi:
WiNctbdter nit bcjDroliher BE-
ifIsruiguns - ldnsit iifsr dle gersc
rsrI5punosu. go biisbtl bic meiiteu
tieineren 8eIsBesiibertretuugeu bcr |
3igeunet iiberbaupt unseIii1nt. BET
Idym ,ren 8erbred,eu nuroca hIc &nna.
bnnnsn Jnar bGufig no6 uuAtrdglit
trlanet unS por Den Richter seiteIl.,
tbsr entsiagen iaft tets 0er RiidfaIlsa
iiraie. neil Tie bel cher nciieu Scr-l
haftung einen anbsren 9!omeu ansas
hen.
ssiinftis Irll bic Iem lTerfreuli9M
9sicaftaftSipisI Der a3pli5eiteb0rDer, |
bic 3igeuner BON Sanb 5u 5ano psi-
isr,urei6en. Elm gnbs eema6t per
osa. RAD BEN aOniereasfsi4lub iino |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21
gbicaao, 20. 9ss.

Weissn. = Jir Wlai $1.61 E1.s
81; am s6IuB $1.61A. 5iir 5uli
$1.35 LAO; am SdluB $1,35g.
Weliticrn. - 5iir Dldi 90i--
92?e; am S6Iub 90ac. Jir Suli 80
--92sc; am StIub 9oc.
Saisr. 6iir Tlai 51s-53ie;
am Sdiub sligo. Sir 3uIi 494-
5o9e; am S6Iub 49lc.
Rcessu. - gio. 2, Martt uominea.
G.rite. - S5e-$1.2O.
aiinptbp. - $33.50-5.50.
stlee, - $12.00-l7oo.
BORT. = Giir San. S26.70- 20
70; om S6lub $26.75. 5iir Mai
1862 -26.40; am SdluB $3.50,
SdmoI5. = 5iir gan. S15.s2-
1882; am S4luB S15.S7. Cir Nui
$15.gO-l6.00; am SaluB $15.97.
Rippeuisitsn. - Jiir san. 1882
1867: am Sdlub $13.67. 'Tiir
Rai s14.o5-14.10; ain S4Iub
sl4.07.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21
Rirs. Call.
(jeIo, eOuOs uuo Nitisu in yselu yjOrf.

1si4atispap,ere wursen ~ 4 -4H$
oisteniit. y9stisl aui 2ouoon waren lie-
tis. har 80 Iage s4.7l y, Commercial Silis,
" 1ase, A.7i, 5idI t4.7aH; stsbtl
anps'iunssn t4.76H. cranes Sl1t 5.S4h.
xabd 6.eSX, Sisrt Siri M, &dbsl 7iza.
Rrsnen Siqt IL. aaba i2ls. Sirt SlGt
6.s9. Rabel s.so. subtl Si9t 29H; Ra.
bel 2sl4; siibsr.Sarrsn 75yie, DseI,taniIae
aoua,s 59H.
Mttieuma rit-fer Rarit mar aud
teuis plsbsr uneereshl unb Die Brtiif Der
9rsss.anisn fisisa um bis 10 4oinIs
9nsseionmI sarosn et~a 1,5O0, ,000 ailien
lmssiss,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

adfe. = Warft ftetis; Obio 23e;
Norbtpeitlider 25e; glep yort 26e;
S4peiaer 28-35e; bo. Bird 25c;
Gim6ureer 23a-24e per pfunb.
eier. - Wartt fsitsr; prima
firifs Siibnereisr 44e; firfts 42Ae;
orbindre firits 41e; feecnbs &c per
DuBenb.
@sfIas.I. gRarit sismlib
lebbafi; 8roilers oon II pfunb uno
barunter 1ee; syrpsrs u gfuuO 49,
tic; 5dbne 11ac; Su6nsr 12-16c;
5rutbiibner BON 80 pfunb 22--
23t; bo. nit trummsr 8ruit 12e;
Guas Sc; psibe Gnten 1876; ate
fartiss 13c; Gdnie 12-14e; ate
3au6en $1.00 bds 9ubeab.
5dien. = Ro. / $100--L1o;
No. 2 75--90c per 0ubenb.
Sbftunb GemAife.
aepfsf. - Rome gsautp $2.75
-4.25; Sen gabis $2.25-2.50;
Wsdlf5p $3.75-425; aleranber $4.a
0o-4.75; Doolf RiSsr $3.75-4.s
25; Jobnatban $4.75-5.25; Grimes
Golbtn $4.O0-4.5O; aOd,dpfsl. Ors
bindrs s2.50-2.75; aO4dpfsl, iuncp
$3.25-3.50; Snfsrior, ale Sortsn
$1.25-2.25 per g6l.; Grab 2lepfel
$1.O-2.00 per gu.
3ttronsn. - California $500
$50; Msiiina $2.75-3.25 per
Rifle; 9irnss 85e-$1.00 per aiits.
Srangen. California Hapcls
S3.00-3.50; acuiiiana $2.Q-2.75;
5loriba $2.40-2.75 per Aifts.
GRAPE Sruit. - Sloriba ST.
$3.50 per Crate.
adrtoffeIn. - Ginbeimil&
$5.25-5.5O; Gaitern Go6blsrs S5.25
$50 per Dbl. unb $1.So-1.85 per
9u. pom Siore.
Sibtartoffefn. Gdts
Ssrisp $3.50; @irsinia $4.00-425;
Mierium $4.0O per gbl.
Gurten. - 2rsiftaus $1.5O--
1.75 per 0ubsnb.
5omatsn. - California $1.40
-1.50 per Crate.
araut. - 0aniIb $3.50-4.00
per 1851. rotbes $3.75-4.25.
gtsrn. - Wiitisau $1.40 per
Crate pon 6 giinoeln.
Weibe Ii BEN. - S1.75-2.0o
per g6l.
etedrHben. $3.oo-a.25
per 96l.
3piebeIn. - Weibs. $3.50;
gels. $4.25 per bunbsrt pfunb.
Crime gobuen. JloriSa
$2.5O-2.75; Dudsbobnn $3.50
800 per Camper.
Rarotitn. - Ginb.imiTae 81
80 per 9tl.
QaEoprOoutte
5eu. - SO. l 5imotbp $3.50;
Ro. 2 sirnot5p $14.5o; -RO. 8 1imo'
ibp $3.50; Ro. semiidrer Slss
$500; Ro. 2 semifdtsr aI.s $1,000;
Ro. / ale $1,000; go. Q al.e $14.'
90; Si.iis.s alfalfa S15O0-18.OO;
Roaseniirob S10.o0-10.50; 5oi.rs
itrpb $8.O0-8.50; Wsi5snitrob $500
$50 per sonne.
Wablenfutter = Wartt rus
fig uno fstis. - al,is $29.Oo-29.'
so; Mibblinas. braune ,S33.5o-34.'
90; peib. $35.O0-36.00; gsmil4tts
Gutter S31.5O-32.00.
SGmereien. Martt itetig.
- als.idamen S10.o0-11.00 PEI
gu. Dom etore; simOtbp s2.3o-2.s
so; gu6Dei5sn $1.5o; Gladsldamsn
s2.25 per 9u.
8srf9iebents.
Dele. - Wartt ieit; asin6l. rchcs
CSC per Gaa. Sn partieu Ia gb..
Gfc6tss IL mshr; go. / aarool 87t;
Cotton ss.o Oil, raffiniriss Sl.05
tsr Gallon., ssrpentin SOC in par'
ti,n oon 1-5 Jab. uHo 72c in par'
tisn BON 1875 Gallonen Petroleum,
O6io Carbon 120 Grab Sc; DO. $50
Grab S1c; Seablisbt IT'S GraN al
1Ot; Reb Gropn @aiOliH zoe; Rapbta
25c per 9alIone in partien DON 1--5
gbls.
Gats. Der Nartt III rubis. -
Ohio Riper S1.25 per gbl. BON 100
pfunb, GubrlO6n biH5useiiist.
sala. - Wartt ftetis. primd
Gitp 11-l1bc; DO. gOuntrp 10
101c per pfunb.
ap6l.n. Wartt rubis. yoas
ubioe6,np $5.00-6.00; ,G6analubd
stiidtoblen $5.0o-6.00; RUB uno
Glad S5.0o-6.00 per sonns dbse'
li,f,rt. Rau6loIe StiidtObIen $3.50
700; antbratit, S9.50--9-75 per
Snun, nbdeliefert. Gpfe ioItet $3.50 |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21
3dsliAer Marft.S erid)t.
gincinnati, 90. 0e,.

DE ild6folgtnben Nuotirungen BE-
3isbeu ii9 nur auf Gnsros saransai.
tionsn. gsi tleinersn @eidaften tpsr.
ben etlpas hobere prsiie bsrsdnsi.
prOpifiontn.
9 dmal3. - prima Steam 49,.
9O-17.00; Jamilp 17-17ac.
SrodsnseialSsnes 5lsii9,
= SbOrt clear eeitsn IOIs 154
16te; GItra ibort clear Seitsn 16t-
163t; tnr3s RippsnIeitsn 15a-154c;
2slliss 174-17ae.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Sei.en
l73-184e; .Itra ibprt clear Ssiteu
162-174c; srtra Ibort clear Ssitsn
l6f-174t; ibort Rippenisitsn 49,
17lc; Bellies 191-193e.
Sugar Gureb Gleif6. =
S9intsn 20l-2 21e; pienic S6ulteru
15l-lec; grsaliait Baton 23-25:;
S9aItsrn in pad.teH 151-16c; ylslu
gort Gut 15a-16e; trodens gsei
S4lntsn 3Oa-4l3 per pfunb.
g SiiBgepOteltesGteifd =
S9inien 17-17Ac; pieHic S6lI-
tern 12l-124e; Bellies 17t-1Sc:
Sdultern 14l-14ac; Sdultern ".
y. Gut 14i-142t.
Grif6es Gleiia. - G6ins
fen 16a-17ae; pienic S6ultsrn 124
-12se; G5uliern 1914; ibort
RippsnIeitsn 13a.-14t; ibOrt tlsl-
RippenIsit.n 14l-14st; .rtra ibori
clear Rippsuf.iien 13l-14e; geIIies
l.idte 16i-164c; Bellies, i4psrs
15iA15ae.
WebI unb getreibe.
Mstl. Wint,r gatsnt $500
$50; Dintsr iantp S7.50-8.00;
Dint.r fumiIp $7.00-7.5o; Wintsr
srira $6.0O-6.50; gBinin opSiuarer
s5.50-6.00; 5artss Wei3,n putsut
$s.O0-s.5o; Sartss 4ai1su fantg
$7.25-7.75; 5artss D.issn iamilp
S6.00-6.5o; ROsssn, Rr.s9psitsrH
gsmii6iss $6.75-6.90; Rosssn eit9
rsints. $7.00-725; ROsssn, gitp.
ssmii9tes, $6.75-7O0.
Dei5en. - Ro. 2 rOiber Wintsr
S1.O-l.72; go. 8 DO. $1.65-1.69;
gc. 4 bo. S1.45-1.55.
WeIidtorn. - 90. 2 psiBes
93-93ae; To. 3 bo. 921 -93e; Ro.
4 bo. 91-92e; SO. 5 DO. S9-9lc;
Rp. 6 bo.87-S9c. - Qo. 2 ssIb.s
93-93ae; Ro. 3 bo. 92a-93e; Ro.
4 bo. $3.50; go. 8 DO. S9-9lc;
Rp. 6 DO. 87-89e. - go. 2 ssmii9s
les g3-93ae; glp. 3 DO. 92s 93c;
Ro. A DO. 91-92c; 90. 8 bo. So
Ole; Ro. 6 sO. S7-89s. - Rsuss,
tpeibes Golbeniorn 91-92c; ssltes
aclbeniOrn $3.50; semii4tss aoI'
bsntorn 90-92e.
6afer. - go. 2 tpeibsr 541-
55e; Stanoorb ipsiBsr 533-54e; Tc.
3 Usiber 53-533e; No. A psibsr 90
-53e; SO. 2 ssmiidter 53-54c; 20.
8 ssmiidi.r sinbtimii6er 52-53e;
go. q semiidter 51-52c.
Rpsseu. - Ho. 2 $1.38-1.39;
go. 3 $1.35-1.36; Ro. A $1.25-
L.32; prObs $1.20-1.25.
Dbisfep.
@.rtauft tpurbsn 593 gbls. Dis
Filters Giaiihsb GOObs auf Der gails
s1.44 per 0daons.
9roceries.
adffee - Sapa 23-30e; Coda
GUATEMALA fanep 19c; b.
gutter 17as.
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Rem gort, 20. GeS.

SUPPER. - Martt uursss!mabis;
glsetroiptic srites. speites uno or!l'
tes 9isrtsl S31.O0-32.50.
giisn. - Rartt itstis unS urosrs
dnbsrt.
3inn. - Warlt pillis; $41.75--
1925.
p1,. .W, ,SGs. ;s;2iip,7firits. e 81 gP
Slsi. - S7.62A-7.75.
SpsIiT. - Dsartt ru5is; 10
10ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-21

Gt,strnsti. 20. 9es.. iela

'pstHHsbts ~. 0t0r ASk&
~ 0aHfeR maren au9 bsufe iuieoer
Eemli4 fart bei&dttist nub bic Dinsraifn
liab unpsSdnbert peblieben. Glr Iar!stsn
on tans pu. bea CON oen Saiitsn 4-4H%
bsrf4net. narreno Wti4ditspapitre ta o.
W siseontiri werDsh i'm cIfsnsn &arfte
ssresn 9arleeea on eau. ~ Sk-4K96
sns suf Sei ~ 4--AXj6 plaeut.
RsAid sxf Nsp Dsrs
puStfn su &ari ~ ifGsn Banfen rsrtaaft
Im Goun. erTsie betraat bus yramIe per
ti0W
ssAid sxi gassys.
otd.- 8th,e tasf 9cnoon warsea ~
A7S pro yio. Stsrlins gaui 81. Sar x2eAs
ld anf HerIia murpeH 20e pro Mari, be.
Isdnet. flf sSetiei oui |arls i114e pro
Ussne. anf amtfroam 4ihr pro yuIoea
unb auf 80n l5f pro Krone, Llrss 49,,
Rubsi 3S1S. StedbsIm pro xrons zs.oo.
drsnes tSqseiiJ2Js
csnbss rbtisatissss
wareR runtd uno aetis TNe Hdufeu 0up.
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yasp Osrier YsnO. lnOtirnasen

eft6lfpu aeu. II. .slM IiIf. 9ae. ID. Or. .io4
dtdifon %. ~. .aso .NE. tet.&N.fh. 9SN
Gtianile 6 g Il. IL. ~. Ia DG. beb, OF. lin
gait. K o. sr. ssiiLJi. ". Gifn ~ -. l09
o. &.C. %. az. sT. %. gtnie AZ :. ia
bethlehem e. ref. l0lYI 2. ". Rn. dDt. 81. lsN
trooiI 1rnHfit 6r. .iooy4 5l.'rtG 10, ~ ls6
Cert. Of q. q. 5r. .ioiH 20. gde. %. 5r. -. 4sz
Gent Qsafbsr 5r. igiE 20 Cue. rel. 4r.... 81
Gent 1aeiiie I. -. We sicrtb. Bat. 4r. -. 6sb
Qbelnp. & g. AZ :. @M rreg. z. ref. lt. =. seH
0Esfap. & G. d. 4r. IS 2enH. 6otf. 4h 1867
g., NC. toinf IL 50 lrenII. gen Az .io2A
g.. .. 4 c. Gen ~. 90 lRenbtra ptii. IL. s5h
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-17

Contrasts and combinations prevail
also in the next jaunty suit-a purple
broadc1oth cape built on to a white
broadcloth shore coat. With this SOL
dierly garment goes a white broad
cloth skirt banded with a purple strip
and a pomponsd white tam. e.1
Knitted cloth, a creamy white band
ed and buttoned with seal, gives the
next picturesque effect, The lopsided
tam is of white corduroy. The next
suit is a novelty, one OF the green
glazed feathers cut with a belt and
trimmed with white coney The trim
little skull cap is also leather with a
fur top. Over a white broadcloth skirt
is worn a gorgeous tigerskin coat cut
on wide. loose lines and, richly banded
with beaver, The cap matches. This
ing, it's short knee length just escaping
the forward stroke.
An old rose broadcIoth suit dares vie
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-17

kinds accompany many of the skating
suits and are needed if the skirts are
particularly short and full. In fact,
skirts too full are quite awkward as
skirts too scant, and the woman who
imagines that in an ultra full short
skirt she is going to LOOK like the skat-
ing posters or advertisements is la
mentally mistaken.
Beginning at the left side, our cut
illustrates sweater suit of beige blue.
hand knitted. with novelty ball but
tons and patch pockets. The denni-
belt falls in tasseled ends to the skirt
bottom, and the sailor collar may be
buttoned snugly around the throat,
further cozied by a scarf, which is q
com bfnatfon of the turban swathed in
true East Indian folds. The girl along
side in whey cloth suit trimmed with
black marabouN also wears a combina-
ton scarf and hat. this one being
banded with leather.
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the afternoon teacups, which are rather
small, appear at dinner as coffee cups.
Soup tureen, vegetable and entree
dishes, breakfast and muffin dishes. are
all of plain green hreproof ware while
dessert dishes, candlesticks, bonbon
dishes, salt cellars. sugar and fruit
bowls, ETC., are all of glass, the only
silver used being the knives. forks and
spoons.
This housewife uses a polished table
and expends a tribe twice a week
for flowers, filing the unattractive bare
expanse. Doilies or long strips Of
dainty linen. leave part of the table
bare and are much prettier and much
less trouble to wash than heavy, full
size tabIecloths. She uses candles with
pretty shades, realizing that a meal of
soup, meat, vegetables and dessert, if
well served in dainty surroundings,
may be dignified into real dinner and
not just something to eat.
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having a spectacular air and has g. very
short loose box coat with g. seal collar
and cuffs and wide band of seal down
the coat and moderately wide haring
skirt banded almost to the knees in
seal. These suits are one OF the joys OF
holiday festivals outdoors.
Heavy silk and wool fiber sweaters
are made up on long. good lines. some
of them having high collars and an air
much more sporting than those OF the
summer past.
worn during the summer reappear In
the new co1orings and are always in,
cluded in displays of skating apparel
The Russian wFinlxIeds7 boots are
modish, but are not likely to find gem
eral acceptance. More attractive are
the plain, beautifully cut and finished
high boots, close fitting, quite without
freakishness, but of admirable taste
Boomers and trousers OF various
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-17
Rood DaIr1ffII Ser,'ed

IF housewives could only realize how
important it is to serYe1their meals
attractfvely they would be able to save
much on the actual cost of the meals.
A hash that is daintily garnished will
be far more welcome to the fasttd1ouS
appetite than chicken which is slapped
on the table in any way. Important as
the cooking may be. the serving is
scarcely less important. Yet it is OFTEN
hard in a household where there is only
one maid to induce her to pay the
proper heed to serving.
The single handed cook cannot give
much time to the garnishing Of her
dishes neither can one expect all sorts
of extras. which mean time and trou-
BILE in preparing. Still there is no need
whatsoever that the meals be served
roughly. EarthenwaFe casserole dishes
are a godsend to the household of only
one maid, for in many cases the food
may be cooked and served In the one
dish, thus saving in the washing up.
Then, too, a hash or m1ncemeat. which
would look repuIsiVe spread out-on a
fat china dish and would cool rapidly
if served in a silver dish, is quite pleas
ing when it appears piping hot in q
round or oval earthen pot withfa. cover.
When food is cooked in the dish in
which it is served the casserole or 'au
gratin dish should be wiped and
matches the dinner service. For small
joints and hirds the high side earthen-
ware dishes are to be recommended
They keep hot for a. long time, and the
high sides prevent the gravy from
spilling.
The housewife will ind IN any good
china shop every kind of hreproof pot
and pan, both large and small, from the
huge soup pots to the tiny ramekins,
one for each person, which are SO nice
for serving individual eggs. When
making her choice of dishes the house.
keeper should remember that the use
of ramekin for each person adds con-
siderably to the washing up. In a one
servant house the mistress should con-
slider suab things well before buying.
Badly stept silver is not pleasing, and
wherN mere is a great deal one maid
can s <ArceIy keep it all clean. It is far
better to put it away with some cam
to use china instead. For breakfast,
for instance, there could be a pretty
service. the chief coloring Of which is
green. Then covered dishes, coffee
percolator and hot milk jug could be
Of plain green hreproof ware which
would go very well with the china
The dinner service should match the
breakfast things, and then a lesser
number of plates will do for both
meals, for the breakfast dishes can be
used as entree plates. 1t is better 10
have medium sized plates and to use
the same size for all courses. In this
way it will not be necessary to keep so
many dishes out And in small houses
the pantry and china closet space is, as
a rule, extremely limited, so that the
fewer dishes left out the less breakage
there will be.
In one home, where the mistress likes
everything daintily done and has but
one maid and little money, the china,
of a very pretty color and design, is
the same throughout the three meals.
Al the plates are of medium size. and
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-17


very popular for skating effects, as are
the soft but bright rose tones. The
white, blanket or Angora skirt may
have a stripe Of color as a border, the
color repeating the bright hue of the
coat Possibly, in addition to the band
of color, the white blanket skirt may
have a narrow bordering fringe White
homespun skirts are worn with coats
of black and white check in heecy wool,
while bright color in cap and muller
gives the note Of gayety.
One model has a Russian be1ted coat
of deep violet velvet, trimmed in dark
fur, over striped velvet skirt in the
same deep violet and beige. The stripes
in this skirt are arranged to run diago-
nalIy instead >of vertically, which gives
note of originality to the skirt, but its
lines are simple. and it is entirely I'm
krimmed.
Another skating costume is in light
red of pastel softness that prevents its