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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
SRI. Mipctcl rcid)t Serrn Gcnp u
Ectericm bic @anh s,,m SnnSe
fiir'S Qebcm.

Sri. Mntoinette @irgirlia Moesel,
Sic Todtcr BON @errn ullo Trau @r-
nett 81. Moescl, SO. 1911 @arrilo,
5trabe, pllrbe aeltern gsad)nittag in
Scr ct. Spbn's 90. g.-&irbe bon $50
itor Sraltf Sole Gcno 81. 4etcrI cn,
DEM Gpbne bon 9crrn lnlo Nrau Ml.
bert 8. Yeterlen, Mo. 704 @elt So
cltlt StraBe, allgctrallt.
Ser Srollllng lbloB iid Cit @ral,t-
Diner i'm Saule ser @ltern Ser graut
on, 3lt oem pieIe ser @ermanoten
beiOer Samilicn gelaben iparel1. SIN
@an5en betbciliatca iidl ltngefabr d.
Yerl pne11 an Dcln Diner.
Sp1ter am Mbcnb braG Dos jung
pcrmlablte Haar altf Die &pd5eitsreiie
nod Chicago mlf. @llBer Chicago
ge0enfen Die Sr,ngpermabltelt, bic
lpdter bier 1T Gaoenport go. 151OH
&arrilon Strabe ibr @cim aufidla-
gen 1peroen, al1d Saint 2pltis einer
9ellld) ab5ultatten.
Sralt Yeterlcn lit cine Ser befann=
teiten iun9en 9unen Ser bieliger
ocutlden @eiellldaft uno %graouirte
BON Ser Gaoeuport &o6ibulc. SIR
Slater, SEER 6. q. Moetel, lit ser be.
fanntc 3rogilt.
@err Netcrien lit Ser 5obn bcs Be-
farnten &apeQmeiiters unb Mlliifcrs
gilbert 8. Geterien nnb lit ielber als
elm berpprrageloer Mn1tfer l,1o &olt-
@aertilt, namentlid @lapicrlpieler, be-
fannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
3uei ,uerbcn iii Mpnmontb, 81, tue.
gen artaeblidJer Grmprbmug ppn
Tran emma 2arfins pum Ia=
DenpDrt Der1aftct.
(5pe5ialoepeide OH SEN Ser 3emo-
frnfU

frat".)
Monmolltb, 81, Sen is. Septen1=
Der 1916. @ert Sapp l1nb Mife
Iergl1lon lm1roen bellte 9eadmittag
bier in gerbinoung NIT ser @rnor=
Dung BON 6rau emma 2arfi11s bon
Davenport in Salt geltomlnelt 11no
lollen angebliA Ser Holi5ei gegeniiber
Elm nmfallenoes 8el tanoniB abgelegt
baben.
8ie perlalttet, mar SSralt 2orfins
nit ben 9erbaftcterr am 9ienstag
CUR Mcreer County 6air gefabren
nno lit alld in Mleoo, 81, nit Sen
gei0en, Sic Elm @e1npferb belibel1
nno altb ionit in Ncnnpferben inter.
clirt limo, 5uiamn1en geiebe11 moroelt.
@ie Die Manner eingeltanoen babe11
lolle11, ermorbeten lie 5rar 9arfins
l1l1ter Dem @ranoital1o, pacften Sic
9eld)e IN ei11en Softer nnb l1afften
ben Softer in ben Spe5iolmaggon,
Der fiir ibr eigenes uno sic anoercr
NIeroe 9elll1efDet DprDen NOR. ,Sf1
Der 9edbe BON 8iggspiae mrrbe baltl1
Die 9eide aus Dem 3l1ge geporfen
uno befanntIid menige Stl1nben lpa-
ter ollfgef lrtoel1. gnfongs nobnt mon
an, oaB 6ral1 2arfins bon eil1em
3nge il6erfabren moroel1 mar, iebod
n1ltBte man oiele Ibeorie fallen lal.
len, neil 51 piele @emeiie oara1f bi11.
lplelcl, DOB oie Iapenporterin er.
moroct lporoen lpor. Die 2eide mirf
Iebt tllr einell 5lpeiten Spe5ialinqneI
gebalten: Sapp nn0 Iergulon muir
ben IN cine Nad)6aritaot, oeren Na
n1en l1idt befannt gegeben moroet
1T, geldafft, neil man ein spnhge
rid]t befiirdtete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Mltomobilbiebc ipcrocn je nrte,
8Irgid)aft slt,l1 8etrage Dun
$3.50 ncItrI1f.

@abren0 @iaiam @icic obne mei-
teres gorperbor gegen Biirgibaft
gum 8etrage bon $3.50 Ser @ranb
Sltrp iibermicien muroe, lieben Mr,
tbllr Molelle un0 George Cummings
es anf 8erbor Dor SrieOensrid1ter
grnlt Glau1len anfomn1el1 l,1b mltr-
ben aber oentod) Der @rano SSltrp ge-
gen 8iirgidaft 51lrl ielbisen getrage
iibermieien. Die beioen 2ebtgenalnt,
ten aDllrben bon benz Mnipalt 2omis
Is. Noo6emig pertrete,t, mdbrenb
8iele bon Intpalt @len 9. &eap
bertreten ipar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
(Gimgeianot.)
n Die Meoaftion oes Scr 9emo

frat.
aiir5li6 traf id in elmer banilhell
siSamilie 5mei anaben, bon peldel1
Der altere 5, Ser iiingere a Satire alt
mar. Man benfe iid meit @rltau-
nel1, ais id fa1tb, DOB beibe &inoer
Danii6 llnb en9lii6 iprade11, lt10 Off
lie Die Spraden 81 permengen unb
bic 8orte gu perpediel1t. Gas lit
meine Irbeit", iagte oie Ml1tter; if
.rer gorfabren 9ein1atb iolfen meine
Nahfommen nidt pergeiien; nno
'englilh loQen tie al1d) %lerlte,i, bas ge-
bort itd. ltno oeutlh iollen lie ipd,
ter Itubirel1, ipenn iie CUR 8olfsldule
ge6en! oenn ih glan6e, nit ei1cm glt=
ten Sdab oeutider @orter fonnen lie
les piel lpeiter bringen."
Sinh pieleidt 2eier ooer 2eierin-
men bes u9emofrat" 51 finben, tpcl.
de iid bei 2eiung oieies slrtifels it,
rer HffibtperlalmniB idan1en mill.
len? Idtl11gspoQ
Gin Seier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Sitneg- g1ile miiiien Gp1tte Gnbern.

Som fonlner1oen Montag on mill
len Die Sitnep=@uiie ibre @olte an
bern. Die I%ltpnlobile, bie fir cine11
Gabrpreis bon MIR sc Sen @erfebr
5lplld1en Gof Sslano ll1o 3ape1port
bernlittell1, pcrOen in 3ufl1nit aad)
gooel1port fonlneno iiber sic 2. Bis
sur ScGlairc straBc, Damn sic &C.
elaire StroBe entlang bis 51r 3.
straBe, lpeiter iiber Die 3. bis 5lrr
Scott StroBe uno onrd sic Scott
stroBe nad Der 2. 5trabe fobren.
Altf Dem 9iiidpcs nad Molf Sslano
mcroc1 Damn Die Sitnep=gulie iibcr
Die 2. Strobe fabren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
nus ocn @crt6ten.

Die nad5ltcbellocn &eiratbserlol,b-
niBld)cine lpllr0cn 9citern cripirft:
Satnes u. Gltiglcp ullb Marp Gil
Oca, 9apenport.
Somaro %. Icipep nno gtoile sc.
Stcpar0, 9iano, 81.
Jranf NaDn u1b gaa gridien,
Davenport.
Geno Netcrien nno M%ntoiuettc
Woescl, 3apenpprt.
Glarf &aroina, Molinc, nno Doll
pbic 9anlpn, &cmonee, Sa.
$. Sarger, 9liib, Ics Mioines,
nno Gntb IS. Stccle, 3%apcllport.
8alter S. 2epien nno 9iole 8at-
ion. IaDclport.
Ibnlnas 9rolua nno gbriitina Nc-
tcrlen, Iapcnport.
Ser antpalt sollis 6. Moooemig
lieb scitern i'm Scott Goltntp Sc.
sirfsgeridt cine S6eiolungsflagc iln
Nan1cll BON 6rall Clara sicnfncdt
gcaell Senrp 5ienfnedt megcn all-
geblidcn b6smilliaen gcrlalIe1s but
helt. Die &lageril1 perla1gt sic Do
but iibcr cine lnn1ii1oige Iod]tcr.
Die gdeiolngsflage. sic s. 81.
&rapnif gegen feline Satin, Sra1
Mamie &rapnif angeltrengt bat, lit
BON bet Mnmalten Gin & @a1lb I'M
geanen oes &lagers bonn @eridtsfa=
LENDER gcItridcn porbel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Taiancn iuacn i'm scptt COUNTY &c
siiG,tct lucrNcn.

Der ltaatlid)e Standardization Irant
&laucr bon Davenport erbicIt geltcrll
pon Ges Mipines outs mallSig So
lale 5ltgeid,idt, Sic 5l Germebrl1llgs-
5ipecfcn i'm Scott County eebaltcl
merben %ipllen. Gie Sbiere mltroen
nad) Ser Goblin Iarm il ser 9sabc
BON Gong 8rppe gcbradlt ltuo sort
fliegcn aelaiiel1, oanit lie lid bier OH
licoeln folt1en. SIM Scott Golrntp
aibt cs lonit 10 gut mic feline 6oianen.
@or l,taefalr orei Sabren famen
ebenfals lngefabr 5apan5ig Iaianell
nah Dem County llno mllrben bier
losgclaiicn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
gefannter Geutt County Tarmer &c.
gilt iid) nadl Midisan anf sic
6;ridinnA.

@err Oscar sAaefer, 81. 81. $50. 1,
Gapenport, elmer Ser befal11telten
Iarmer bes Scott Gollntp, miro am
gte1stag 1ad) Mid)igan reiien lll1b
IN Den @albern oes Sodppiloltaates
NIT a1oeren Sorntern 5uianlmelt sebn
Gage long nod, 6iriden rno Me6en
1agcr. Serr Sdaefer fat SEN ga1
llbernommen nnO al1f ieiner 7Sqrm
lett gefiittert, Ser Dor einigen Mona:
ten BON Ioli5eidlef CHARLES goett.
der, @ebeimpoli5iit Sobn Sites nnf
Noli5ein1agiitrot grnit G(a1Iien I'M.
lnelt Der &eglerllngsbriide gefanget
lporoen NOR. 9as Ibier lit enorr
gemadlen 1tno lett %geporben unf
lpielt nit &ibnern, @unoen ul1o aa
Ben altf Der Sarm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Senator s. NautiItpn Gents
fottmt ain 9icnStna nt6t
na6 aOcnpDrt.

@ie alts einem an 6crrn Mngnit
81. Salnff ppm bcmufratiidJcn
Staatsfumitc seridptctcm Selcgramm
sit erieben tit, hat Senator s. @auil=
ton Semis ppn S0inuis feline iammt=
lidjcm @prtraae, bic CT i'll Sp,ua bal
fen iultc, abgeiast. 9cmnad) miro
Der Sematur nidJt, ,uie gcplant, am
Sicnstag nadj Sanenpurt fumnen.
@arnm Der Senatpr bicic Sdyritte
itnter1tpmmcn hat, Lief iiN nid)t lit
@rfagrnng brtngen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Sir bcn iibiriidjen SilfsfOnS.

Mltd geltern trafet lpieOerum 3mei
getrage fir Ben itbiriiden 9ilfsfono
in Ser Ge0aftion Oes Ser Demo-
frat" ei1r. SEER Sobn @llenting, 81
st. geo. 2, 8alcott, 5ei6nete $500
lino Casper 1iebm ebenfaQs 5000
Sn Ben lebten Gagen liefen oie Spen,
ben perbaltlribndBig 5ablreih elm
ieood iillo meitcre 8etrdge angeiidts
Der l6reflidel1 Gage Der @cfangener
Ser 3entralmadte in Sibirien ori,1
geno nQtbwen0ig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
gunitantinOs Gappolniius garcpanp-
janDpoulus laft iid fir bic Or
l1ce a%niucrben.

@ott sra6e SEN Seinoelt Ser Ser
einigten 5taaten bon Norb=M merifa.
SEER gonltontinos Tappolultps 8a=
repaltoianopoufos lieB iid geltcrn in
Der bieitgen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on fiir Sen 9ienit IN Der 8l1noesar=
NEE a1lmerben. Ser Mal1l1, BEL bej-
len grideinen sic Seinoe Ser II. 9.
81" 81 5ittern beginlten, oelur iollte
Der Man1 nit Dem %11ngcbel,ren Ma.
men gefal1ge11 genommen merben, 10
miibten tie bieien Ramen in bie Sc
|f%angenenliite eintragen, fomn1t 5lt1
l5eloartiuerie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

Is 4fluro grarmlirter 3llder,
S1.00. Buckingham @roccry. 5ele=
p)ot 3cpenport 4207@. Qln5.)
- Saben sic i6on Dlo Wiiiion
gier probirt2 @leib nit bem better,
1mportirten 8ier unb empfnbIen bon
ben 8oftorert. Nod Sslano gretpina
'gompang. (gln5.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Sitnaer anabc id)pn ieit 9unmerstag
Mbenb lpnrlps pcrid1punben.

Sllso Soffmanat, Der 10 Sabre alte
Sobn BON 5ran Marp @offmarl1,
gto. 943 @rano 9pe., lpltrbe geltern
Der Goli5ei ais perinibt gelneloet.
gtadl Mngabcn leiner Mhltter mltrbe
Der 8let1le 5ltlll letten Male an1 Com
.%1erstag Nadmittag geiebelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

NJ SEER uno Srau $. 6. aronie,
yeo. 800 8elt Z. Strabe, linb bon
eiltem langeren Mufentbalt IN @tlan.
tic Gitp un6 SEEM Dorf nad 9apen-
port 5uriidgefebrt.
STRAIT 81. e. @ololteir1 bon 9e1-
nett, Sa., reiite geltern nad Seem
Dorf ab, nm bort Der @ermablllng
ibres 5obnes, OF. 81. 81. @oloitein,
6ej5utpobnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Sin s,tnd,eon at Ggren pon Trl.
Slaire Efleae(.

Irall 6. 1edcr 5rendt geo. 1914
gtod Sslono Strabe, gab geltern
gsadmittag 81 gbrer bon Sri. glaire
s6leael. oeren gerlobung fiir3lid i'm
Ser 9emofrat" bcfannt gcaebcl
luoroen 1T, i'm g1od Sslano Golf
Club ein 2lndeon. SIN aallsen mo-
TEN 5man5is @aite selaoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Srin8en etc Die 9erbn= mno
Mtntcr: MbenOc bel BrpiunS.

gbc1oflalien IN grolpn's @l1iineb
Gollege, Montag, Ben Is. September
Inn Z ll6r. 3u Sbren gortbeiI lit
cs, lperm Sic lofort begir11el1. gprc=
den Sic IN Ser Office Dor ODER tele=
pbolliren Sic Montag 5t i%rsenoeiner
Belt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

ST.. Marie @alcamp, go.
s2t3O Marqltette StraBe, febrte bon
elmer cinmonatiaell 5crienreile nod
Davenport al,riid.
Sri. $. SEEMS, go. 900 @eit
2. Strabe, reiite naA Seem Oprf n1to
miro bort Ben @inter bei gerpa11o-
ten 5libringcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
SOM spOc abbernfen.
s :. & a +

6ra,1 IS. Sacobs, Geo. 800 AeIt 3.
StraBe, 1purDe geltern telcgrnpbiid
bon Dem Mbleben hires @aters, @errn
s. aabl, DON Coon, So, benadrid)-
tigt. Die 2cide Des Iabingei6iebe-
nel1 Ioll nod Iapenporf iiberfiibrt
llno bier bonn @al1le Ser Iofter pes
Gerltorbencn aus al1 Iienstag aui
Dem ltaotiiden 5rieobofe beigelebt
iperoen.
SEER aobl erblidte ont 20. Jebr1t=
OF 1871 lit Icutidlano Dos 2ibt Ser
8elt ul1O crreid]te 0enunab Elm Ml=
ter bon IS Sabren. Gr fom in jl1l=
gen Sabrer nod SEN Gcreinigter
Staten rno uobnte bier bis Dor 43
Sabren in 3apenport. 9alm liebeltl
er na6 Coon iiber.
gr bir1terldBt auBer ieiner @otti11
5rau Sobama &abl, bie nadlteben-
Den &inoer:: u. 6. &abl bon Muffin
Ieras, 6rau 8iaiam Sacobs boz
Davenport, @enrD s. bon Gorlet
Wi11n., 6rnt 5. st. Butler bon 5or.
Iorgall, Sol, SRI. @ertba 3l1 @al1
lie, 6rnu Geo. Cobb bon Gberpfee
Sa., Jrau 8. 6. fitzgerald bon Ml
porO, Sa., llo Sralt s. 81. So9n1ot
INN Mnniin11 q 9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Mbolpb M a II.

Moolpb &crmn,1, Ser i9on leit
Iedsrmooier5ig Sabrc1 bier eilr 3i=
gorrenenarosaelhaft fiibrte, perlbieo
geitern Wprgen mad langem, ihme=
ren 2ei0en in ieiner SEQ. 1916 Giplep
straBe gelegenen 8obnung.
Ger G%erltorbeue erblidte am 4. SSa,
nuor 1916 5u Saffron in Ientid)=
LAMB bas 2idt Ser @elt nnb fam i'm
SATIRE 1866 nah be1 g%ereinigten
staatcn. Sm ariessjabrc 1871 fam
er nod Davenport nn6 bat ieitber
bier lnnnter6ro6en gemobnt. 8or
led)srnopier5ia Sabren perlndblte Ell
.iib NIT SRI. gfola @iQi, Ser Iobter
bpn Gcter @iai, einenl ser befa11nte-
item Sarmer bon Buffalo. Ct FIN.
terlaBt allber ieiner @attin bier Sim.
Der, Sl1lius, Nibarb, Mobie nnt
2puis, lpie ol,d) einen 9rltber, ga.
m1el @ernar bon @reat Sails
Mont.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

anttpmobil eeitoblcrl.
Eas Nutolnobil oes friiberen Mod
ISLANDER StaatsanlpaItes, s. s.
searle lpurbe seltern Mbel1o Dor oeln
columbia Sbeater in Gapcnport ge=
ltoblc1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-18
THE BEST IN BACON.

Bacon is expensive nowadays, but.
expensive it may be, it pays to get
bacon of good quality.
Much, of course, depends on the way
bacon is cured, and. of course. much
depends on the original pieces selected
for bacon But much also depends on
the way it is sliced
Bacon should be evenly cut, and thin
Of course, machine-cut bacon is most
likely to be well cut. And most butch
ers nowadays cut bacon by machine.
If you have a large family to pro-
vide for and find the bacon sold in
boxes or Jars expensive, you can at
ford to buy a cutter. 1t can be used
to slice bacon. cold meats. smoked beef
and other things. and will prove de-
cidedly useful.
There are. of course, dozens Of diff
ferent good ways of cooking bacon.
Most Americans like crisp bacon, and
are disappointed when they first taste
cooked bacon of England. One way to
make bacon crisp is to broil 1t. This
must be very carefully done, however.
to prevent scorching
Another way to cook bacon SO that
1t Is crisp and curled is to cook 1t in
its own fat: that is. let bacon fat accu-
mulate from several skillets of fried
| bacon. Pour 1t into the skillet, let 1t
get thoroughly hot, and then fry the
bacon in it until 1t is an even golden
yellow or light brown. Bacon cooked
in this way Is delicious. and comes
from the pan dry and crisp and evenly
cooked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-18

up and scowled at Mr.. Sun. Then. for
the first time, he noticed q lot OF little
clouds Lastly floating in the sky. A
bright idea came to Sammy al In
fash. He remembered that Old Mr..
Toad likes dull. cloudy days. especially
IL there is a shower. He would ask the
Merry Little Breezes to drive up lot
OF those clouds. so as to hide the face
Breeses heard what Sammy Jay want:
ed them to do they agreed and raced
away to drive up the clouds. Then
Sammy hurried to tell all the friends
Of Farmer Browns garden by the time
Mr.. Suns face was hidden.
It all worked out as Sammy had
hoped it would. The Merry Little
were so crowded together that they
seemed like one great cloud and the
day became quite dark. Then a few
raindrops fell AS the first one splash
ed on the old root at the edge of the
pit Old Mr.. Toad poked his head out.
Then he crept out on the root. took
long breath and scrambled up over the
edge of the pit. No sooner was he over
than from all sorts of hiding places
out popped his friends. All the birds
of the Old Orchard were there. Peter
Rabbit was there So were Johnny
Chuck and Jimmy Skunk and Happy
Jack Squirrel and Striped Chipmunk
and Chatterer the Red Squirrel and
Danny Meadow Mouse.
Welcome back once more" they
shouted. Murray for Old Mr.. Toad"
Then, while the birds sang the others
danced around. until Old Mr.. Toad grew
dizzy watching them and he couldn't
find word to say. Then the Merry
Little Breezes chased away the clouds,
and jolly. round, bright Mr.. Sun looked
down and smiled his broadcast. What
he saw was Old Mr.. Toad hopping hap
PLY to sit under a big cabbage leaf.
while his friends went their ways,
wishing him long life and joyous
one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-18

CALLOTS CHE1USE GOWN OF BLACK
VELVET. EMBROIDERED IN SIDE
PANELS OF COLD THREADS. CIR
DIE OF GOLD THREAD AND BLACK
VELVET
women of Egypt. there spread vast
variety of tunics. So It is today, for
each dressmaker seems to have drawn in
spiration from a different land, though
remaining true to the epoch.
The prevailing idea Is the same-a
straight tunic, no collar, long sleeves
tight at the wrist or fiaring to show an
more or less ornate, and embroidery In
some form.
This fashion para graph could have been
printed in the twelfth century as well as
the twentieth. 1t is descriptive of wom-
ems apparel in each.
Is It Egypt
The gown which is sketched today is a
tunic by Cabot, which has been brought
to this country and offered as the lead
one has a good-looking topcoat. 1t is
supposed to be Egyptian, but there are
artists who describe II as Spanish.
It is a straight tunic of black velvet,
with splendid embroidery in gold threads
covering each side and reaching from
shoulder to hem There is a band of fur
at each side. The neck line is severe,
merely outlined with black velvet and cut
round, as II is the fashion Of the hour
The sleeves are long and slim and en-
broidered with gold at the wrist The
girdle which keeps the fuIness in place is
made of black velvet intersected with
pieces of gold embroidery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-18
New Hair Ornaments.

To accommodate the new high
couture we have carefully Sc
1ected a most interesting assert
ment of Rhinestone Comb Orna-
ments; various sizes from the
small, conservative design to the
very elaborate one; $500 to-
$500.
Small Jeweled Neck Combs,
designed for holding short hairs
in place; $3.50 to $500. |
Jeweled Barrettes of shell or
aluminium; various shapes and
sizes; Soc to $1,000.
Carved Comb Ornaments Of
imitation shell; designed for the
high hair dress; $1.2S to $500.
Main floor. Eleventh street.
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blinked up at Mr.. Sun and then backed
out of sight in the hole. It was too hot
and he was too tired to scramble out
then. He said as much to Sammy Jay.
He would wait until the Black Shadows
came creeping over the pit in the even
ing.
Sammy was disappointed. It would
be time for him to go to bed then. 1t
would be the same way with a great
many of Mr.. Toad's party. He looked
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II THo1NToN ". BURGESS.
scspyxight. 1915. By I. ". Brs.saI
Old Mr.. Toad Is Happily Sur
prised.


Keep At It.
Osa't let hard work discourage ysu,
Keep At It.
Esnember Mr.. Toad and Just
Resolve that you viii win or bust;
Keep at Il.
EVERY day Peter Rabbit visited the
p1t In Farmer Browns garden and
every day he found Old Mr.. Toad a
little nearer the top. II was many days
bofore he got there. but get there he
ala. because he persevered and simply
wouldn't be discouraged. OF course.
Old Mr.. Toad was working his way
cut Of that pit. for 1t seemed TO Peter
. vssy wonderful thing. as indeed It
was. 10 long before Old Mr.. Toad
reached the top all his friends of the
Green Meadows. the Green Forest and
the Old Orchard knew about those lit
tie holes in the sides of the pit and the
little tunnels between them. and most
q them were quite rs interested as was
Peter. So when Peter proposed that
they give Old Mr.. Toad a welcome and
surprise party when he at last should
climb over the edge of the pit and no
longer be prisoner the idea pleased
all Of Mr.. Toad's friends and all prom
fssd to be there II warned in time.
OF course. no one knew Just when
Il would happen. so II was agreed that
sammy should keep a watchful eye on
the Dit by day and II Mr.. Toad should
reach q place where he could scramble
out Sammy should at once notify every
one. 90 that they could be on hand
Peter Rabbit agreed to watch the pit
at night and II Mr.. Toad should show
signs Of coming out then he. Peter.
would scamper around to notify all
thoOe who were awake.
Now, Peter knew enough about Old
Nf. Toad and his ways to know that
he seldom shows himself while Jolly.
round, bright Mr.. Sun Is shining. but
prefers to come out just after Mr.. Sun
has gone to bed behind the Purple
HillA So Peter suspected that Old
Mr.. Toad would finally scramble out
of the pit after most of his friends had
gone to bed. This would mean that
only those who are abroad at night
would be on hand to welcome him. and
this seemed too bad, for Peter wanted
big party to show Old Mr.. Toad how
many friends he has.
At last there came q day when Sam
my Jays sharp eyes discovered the last
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Mufs, $6.75 to $13.75.
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