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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
CHARGES GRlMO JURY TO
PROBE CAMPAIGN ISLANDERS

FORT WORTH, Texas, July "a. =
Hon. James w Swayne. judge of the
seventeenth district court. defeated
candidate for congressman Of this
district, resumed his bench today and
lmpaneled new grand jury. He
charged the grand jury to investigate
the making and circulation OF false
affidavits and slanderous utterances
during the campaign in this county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24

presumably engaged in the running
fight off the Belgian coast Satur-
day night. returned to zeebrugse
with a decided list. according to the
Exchange Telegraph dispatches.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
FERRY BOATS COLLIDE
TWENTY PERSONS DROWNED.

COPENHAGEN. July "a. - Dis
patches were received here today
stating that twenty prsons were
drowned when two ferry boats cpl
lided In the Stree river just above
Berlin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
GUARDSMAN CAPTAIN
BAPTIsED on FIELD

LAREDO. Texas. july 24.--What
is said to be the first field baptism
in the United States army occurred
here Sunday when Captain Arthur j.
Elliott of the Missouri national
guard became member of the Epis-
copal church. Chaplain Healy Ma
loney officiated. in the presence OF
thousands of guardsmen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
RAIDING BOATS RETURN
TO PORT UNDAMAGED.

BERLIN. July 24.-"Our torpedo
boats returned from a point close
to the mouth of the Thames after
Sundays short engagement undam-
aged" said an official.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
BERLIN SAYS the BRITISH
TROOPS Ml9E no GlIHs

BERLIN, July 24.--Hritish troops
failed TO obtain q tooth Id In their
offensive OH the Posieres sector. the
wsr office said today. The only
advantage tho British gained In
yesterdays fighting was at Thiep-
val and Poxieres where penetrated
. few houses. the statement added.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
AUTO PARTY SWEPT INTO
CANYON oY CL0UDbORsI

GUERSNEY, Wyo., July -t.--Ine
bodies were recovered today OF ave
persons who were drowned last nisa'
when cloud burst converted
creek below Sunrise into torren'
which swept an auto party into
canyon.
The dead
G. E. TALBOT.
MRS. TALBOT AND CHILD.
MRS. FRANK PINE.
HAROLD MYRES. a boy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
EASEMENT CANNOT APPEAL
TO HOUSE OF 10ROS

LONDON, July 24.-The attorney
general has refused certificate
which would enable Sir Roger Case
ment. convicted of treason. divested
of his knighthood and sentenced to
death. to appeal direct to the house
of lords.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
ASQUITH IS AsSAILED
by IRISH LEADER,

LONDON, July 24.--John Red
m n, Irish Nationalist leader, was
tho center OF storm in the house
OF commons today when he bitterly
assailed Premier Asquith's diiatory
tactics in the solution of the Irish
question.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
DENY THAT BREMEN IL
CAPTURED by BRITISH

LONDON, July 24.-Deniai that
British vessels had captured the Ger
sister ship to the Deutehiand, was
given out by official authority to the
United Press today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
|CAMPlIGa N TURKEY
IS TO 0t InvEsIGlllL

LONDON. July 24.--premier Al
aulth introduced in the house OF CON
mons this afternoon . bill for the Ia
vestigation OF the Mesopotamia ani
Dardanelles campaign In answer 90
criticisms evoked since the Gallipoll
offensive failed and lack OF support
rendered the British at kut-el-s
Amara.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
'~~~~~~s<~s~s~s~s
CTRCvsrS, RAsEBAlL
AND MOVIES SAVED
FROM ANNIHu.tTIoN

DALLAS, Texas. July A. =
Circuses. baseball and tho =
movies may 30 ahead and plans :
to run next year The peanut .
} acreage in Texas this year IL .
e7e.ooc. which Is expected 10 .
} yield s,2lo.ooo bushels. Il was .
} was learned here today .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
~e~~~~~~~sesess
SHORTAGE OF sIsAL WILL.
BOOST BINDER TwlNE.

. AT. PAUL. MINI. July "a. y
. Hinder twine VIII cost three .
. cents p,und more during :his .
. harvest, because Of the advanc- .
. ed price OF sisal. G. J. swand- .
. son. chairman or the state board .
. OF control said today. Minneso- y
. Ia is one of the nstiop's great .
. es; twinc producers. .
. . % ~> 80 . >H>> . .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24
>~~~<<>>~~~~>~s =
wiR ODDITIES.

= BRADFORD. Eng.-A moth 4
' er OF twenty-four children ap- 4
' peaied for military exemption I
= Tor the only son left TO assist in 4
= the maintenance OF herself and I
= aged husband. Postponement I
= granted until August /. 4
= SA MICA - Bulgarian 4
= schools are being established in Z
, many captured places in Serbia Z
80 80 <~>~> 90 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-24

At any rate. there are enough
fools so that the politician must pay
attention 10 their votes.
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The Daily Light gives the nows
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29

membered. He spoke of tho honorable
host, Corbin B, Bradford, and Of what
an esteemed gentleman he Is and has
been, Of his birth place In Virginia
and Of his descendants; also how the
people of West Virginia honor and
respect this man Of such high standing.
The recitations by the children
were much appreciated as we'll as the
short talks by D. H, Bradford, U. w.
Showalter and NJ. N. Bradford. Mr..
Showalters talk was mostly on woman
suffrage, and every ones high respect
for Mrs. Corbin Bradford, while D. II,
and NJ. NJ. Bradford's talks we're of the
absent ones and of the plans for the
coming year.
At supper time each one again ate
a boUnteous meal and after many good
byes every one left for their different
homes with hopes Of seeing each one
again next year.
The following officers were elected:
President-C. B. Bradford
First vice president-D, H. Brad
ford.
Second vice prosident-N NJ. Brad
ford.
Sccretary-Wililiam Barnes.
Treasurer. L. Lee.
Historian-George Barnes.
Social committee-Mrs. NJ NJ. Brad
ford. Mrs. W, E. Nixon, Mrs. George
Barnes and Mrs. Edna Morgan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29

Temporarily the painless child birth method known as sss
seep has Hopkins Hospital and others less %
known prominent physicians who warmly orsed the en0a
t beginning publicly stated their doubts as to It's seN %
the momentaTy popularity the whole twilight sleep movement seems 70 "
checked ,n.,o,, Guild.
In Henry Davis B D. entitled Painless Sn y
the idea that such hlng IS s
nsbe Scopoamne morphine twilight sleep drug he declares 10
more dangerous than other drug used obseca acI
he follow the lnJecuons
The warmst advocates twilight sleep denied that
and ch0rom Iac
anaestheics in any except the most skilled hands -
DIR Davis makes statement that during the last MY years
there has been no death rate in maternity cases FEVER
those cases is definitely increasing the United States Maternity TO-DAY
saws Dr. Davis is greater danger than tuberculosis About O
women the limited which births registered die in
And advances made surgery and the discovery
o antiseptcs and anaesthetcs. ..,., .,
ansepuc anaesetics in fact explain the large mortality
mothers their has made possible the employment OIL
physicians and attendants 49,, a., IL
it not altogether possible twilight sleep lies IN
moor technique employed it? Doctors have never con
red that maternity required the skilled that used IN
other surgical cases When pathetic Of all deaths
he doctor regret and modification he feels when
loses an appendicitis speaks the risk rum the curse
Of and "ncutable Providence"
Women intelligence spirit will not allow the medical profession to
abandon twilight sleep definitely unduy DANGEROUS in
Itself They right their children easily possible and
thew will put squarey doctors that branch Of their
profession they have others.
Copyright Evening Mail Syndicate Inc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29
Farewell PARTY.


About thirty-fve friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver c. Evans gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, William
Roberts on Moore avenue recent
evening and gave a farewell party for
them.
Mr.. Evans was foreman at the
Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate Com
pany's plant and resigned that posi-
ton to accept one with a tin plate
company at Canonsburg, Pa. They
will leave for Canonsburg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans number their
friends by the scores; to know them
is to be friend, and as a token OF
thehigh esteem in which they are held
by their friends, the crowd Saturday
evening presented them with a beau
tful travelling bag.
The evening was spent in cards
and music and at a seasonable hour
dainty refreshments were served by
the bosetss, assisted by Mrs. Lauren
G. Male and Mrs. McCarl.. At a late
hour the friends departed, all wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Evans good luck in
, their new home,
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SOCIAL AND
DPERSONAL
CONTINUED from Page Three.l
Bradford Reunion.

At the home Of Corbin B. Bradford,
No. 2O7 Marshall street, tho sixth an
nual reunion Of the Bradford family
was held Sunday. The reunion was a
JOYOUS success, but owing to the rain
Of the evening before, not as many
attended as usual, there being only
about eighty-fve present.
The morning was spent in getting
acquainted, relations meeting relations
that probably had not met since last
year. and at the noon hour a most
,ppetizing dinner was served by some
If the best cooks in Harrison county,
Il which all present soon proved how
much they appreciated the work Of the
aides.
About 2 o'clock the following pro-
ram was rendered:
song-"My Country IT'S of Thee
Opening address,. w. Robinson.
Song-"Onward Christian Soldiers"
Everybody. =,
Carol Barnes.
Short talk-Dr. U. w, ShOwalter.
song-"Come to the Church in the
Wildwood"-Everybody.
Recitation-Lucille Barnes.
Prayer-Mrs. Lloyd Wright.
mediation - Laugh" Clarence
Raynes.
Short talk-D. H. Bradford.
Recitation - Memories of the
Eitchen"-Sylvia Harrison.
Nearer My God TO Thee
Everybody.
Roll call-William Barnes, secre-
larry.
Wreath for Father"-Joe Harrison.
short talk-M NJ, Bradford.
Election of Officers.
The opening address OF welcome by
Mr. Robinson was one long to be re-
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New Auto Scarfs Are

nary. 1Oa11; rough and heavy, pei
head S8a18.
Lambs and Market steady
on fat lambs and attractive sheep
We quote: Shoep-No. /, per ID.
4 1-2a5c; old bucks, do, 8a4; COM
mon to fair, per head, $15Oa$2.60;
lambs, spring, choice, per h., 10 IL
a1O ga, spring choice, small and
poor, do Sac.
Live pigs, as 10 size, per head 81
a2.5O; shoats, as to size, do, $3a4.5O.
Beef cattle-Market firm on fat
cattle of good quality, but very little
such arriving, receipts being mainly
Of common and ordinary grades. We
quote: Beef cattle-Arst quality,
per lb. Z 1-2a8C; medium, do, 6a7;
do, bulls, do, 4a6; thin steers and
cows, per head, $10a2O; oxen. per
Id, 4a6; milk COWS, good, per head
$3Oa60.
Cattle Receipts.
From West Vlrginia-N, Lehman
Brothers, 100 head; Carson andE.'
"a; ]. G. BufOrd I'll; S. L, Watson,
S.; H. Fling, 81; Hall and Afford,
4S; G. B. Detterman, 35; L. Ran
dolph, PIT; j. Il, Maxwell, S5; ]. O.
Watson, 20; +. B. DAVIDSON, ga; D.
L, Maxwell, 1O3 G. Z. Carr, SO; J..
S. Hardman, So; w. A. Tucker, "a;
Reeder and White, 80; j. Mollahan,
Sc; Smith and Cunningham, 30; G.
r. Lewis, 81; ], F. Lowther, 20;
Michael and Elliott, 23; P. J. Bren-
nan, 80; G. W, Nicely, 20; Reeder
and White. 22i P, j. Fling, 81; W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29
HotO to Lose Your Tan,
Freckles or Wrinkles

davis motoring, an afternoon on the
onnIs ground or golf links, sunbath on
he beach or exposure on a sea trip, oiteH
hrings on a deep tan or vivid crimson OF;
n mors p e still, vigorous crop Of
T Sro A very necessary thing then Is
m5eTcoiized wax, which removes tan, red.
ness or frecsles quite easily. It literally
= fine, so there's no hurt or injury. AS
tbs s'' skin comes off in almost Invisible
T +ae ' narticles no trace of tho treatment
Is shown. Get an ounce of mercoIzsd wax
~ ~ would cold cream, washing 1t Off
Earnings WT In week or so you will have an
NNm Vin new skin, beautifully clear, trans
pa ii,t and OF most delicate whitenes,ss'
Wrinkles so apt to FORM at r tns segsT ~
Wiling the face in solution Of powdered
Sxoiite. or, dissolved In witch hazel
mint mint This is not only valuable astrin'
en p.''bt but has beneficial tonic effect also
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Harry r. Grtest, of New York
City, who was called to Grafton by
the death of her father, ]. W. Payne,
and who came here following the
funeral services this morning, will
return tonight to her home.
Miss Thelma and Master BILLY"
Slnsel will return this afternoon from
Webster county, where they have
been spending several days vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Alice v, Fitro and grand
daughter, Pauline Tate, Of Wilsonburg,
attended the Bradford reunion here
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New Atwood
Dress Goods.

For children and girls dresses
as well as their mothers, we
have a splendid collection Of
suitings at reasonable prices.
i For instance, there is as pretty
a lot Of serges at $1.O0 a yard as
you would wish to see. Metal
gray, dark and medium blues,
wine, purple, green and dark
brown; it is AZ inches wide.
Another is a poplin called
"Geisha CLOTH" AZ inches wide,
and sells for $1.0O a yard in the
wanted shades, including the
puppies and Bergundy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29
That 1900 Pairs Purchased OF
Women 8 Kid Gloves

OUR DERBY AT $2.--2~clGsD, P. x.
sewn in solid Oolors or white
stitching, AL Colors.
OUR SPECIAL All S2.25-A 9-olasp
ovorsown glove with rows OF
self or contracting embroidery on
back. All ColOrs.
AND, OUR MONARCH, $2.OO-Also
9-Clasp, P, X. sewn, Paris point
stitching in self and white colors,
black white md navy.
EsKAY's BRTTLAND WASHABLE
DOEsKIN GLOVES for women;
white, with large button fastening.
3 rows embroidery on back, Spec
IHl $2.25. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29

Surely it is not possible
elsewhere to find so many
gloves that only France
makes III their perfection
and at our price. For, de-
spite tho difficulty Of getting
anything over from Europe,
wo can show our customers
as great a variety Of as de-
sirablo styles and make as
woro to DO found here last
year and tho price only a lit
Ito higher than then,
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A Handsome New
Broadcloth to Sell
For $3.50 Yard.

A glance at some of the hand
some suits and coats that are
being shown in the Salons Of
Dress exempli6es their use and
fashion for the coming season.
For the women who prefer de-
signing their own or having gar
ments made at home will be
much interested in these hand
some satin faced Broadcloths.
Black, navy, Belgium blue,
dark green, wisteria and Ber-
gundy. The white Is 50 inches
wide; price, $3.50.
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s. Fisher, 20; F. Collins, %; H. I
Matthias, 81; Fisher and jack. 80; ]
G. Watson, 46; w. Polling, So; w
W. Weatherly, 20; N. A. Reynolds
90; s. A. Hays, 10; ]. II. Bennett, 8;
II. Trimble, 20; g. Z. Mason, So; s.
w. Anderson, 1O5.
Sheep and lamb receiDts-S. San
derB, 252 head; ]. G. Buford, 28O;
II. +. Stout, 55S; G. w. Neoly, 14l;
II. Garrett, ESQ; w. H. Hall, 727;
Garrett and f., 229; D. A. Garrett
2l2; Rhodes and Son, 400; Sheets
and Edgard, 248; G. A. House, 525;
+. H, Crawford, 463; Mollahan and
Wilson, 753; Jet MollnhGn, 5S4; r.
A. Brumley, 25; 8. stalnnkor, 2O2l
b. Z. Langdon, Ga; J. o. Taylor, 90;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29
Women's Motor and
Buster Coats Have Been
Reduced.

Just in the middle Of their sea
son, with a light duster protect
ing coat, is absolutely necessary
to every woman who values the
good appearance of her gowns.
Now at $500 are a few Palm
Beach and mohair busters.
Beige, tan and gray. They were
recently half as much again, For
one, two and three dollars are
Manufactured linen and linen
finished cotton.
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wv. P. Ward. 80; J. ]. Rldgoway, 72l

w. P. Ward, so; ]. ]. Rldgoway, 72i
H. e. Conway, roc; Smith and
Mooney, 88; W, Polling, 485i Fisher
and Jack, 086; d. Randolph, 284; y.
Collins, 2S1; o. G. Duncan, 1925 H..
II. Matthias, 28S; D. Cr9mer, So; A..
II. Green, 11Ot w. RIO, COmapny
400; ], Palmer, 253; j. ]. HarrLng-
ton, 1856; J. 8. Walder, II; H. Ham,
4; Clark and Rice, SO; CoDp and
selbert, 1893; W, McNulty, 221; j..
Campbell. 119; p. L. Yates, 80;
Bremen and ABley, 20; ]. L, Saville,
144; N. Kimble, 238; ]. H. Bennett,
1876; Fisher and Martin, 245i 7. w.
LNle, s; N. NJ Berry, z; w, W. Car
ter, 10; ]. w. Keyser, II; ], N. Fish
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OF INTEREST 70 WOMEN
To Remove Ice Cream Stains.

10 NVIHUNU 4CV VI Vt0III '7I40III9'
Ice-cream spots on silk should be
sponged with clear warm water 20
dissolve the sugar; then use naphtha
or ether for the grease. Have a soft
pad Of absorbent cotton under the
spot, and rub with the naphtha in an
Overwhelming circle, so that no mark
will be left. Use just enough of the
chemical to dampen the silk, not to
make 1t sopping wet,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29

R. ]. Sullivan, proprietor of the
Sanitary barber shop, is in Wheeling
attending the annual meeting of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. He IS
the Harrison county president of the
organization.
Writ w. Post, of Jarvisville, was
q city visitor Tuesday.
NJ. r. Post was here Tuesday from
Jarvisville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug, 90
Calves.-With receipts moderate and
steady inquiry for the better grades
of veal calves of handy weight the
market rules firm. We quote Calves
Veal, c,.oice, -12c; DO, light. ordi-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29
September
Vacations

While it is home, sweet
home; for some vacationers
who are back and buying
new fall goods, it is go, 60,
go, for others.
For those either going or
coming the store is rich with
better goods, better fashions
and better service; and
ready to fill any demand
made upon it.
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Society 10 Meet,

The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet at the United Brethren
church in Stealey Heights Tuesday al
1880 p. m. in the church parlors. All
members are requested to be present.
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-Souders
Clarksburg, August 20
FALL FASHIONS
TnLk No. z
NEW SEASON FEATURES,

New style inspiration employed with splendid effect In
the advance millinery models The important note for
this season is the military trend especially the visor effect
for the faring brm and the front line
The high crush the medium soft crown are DOM
inan draped type and in the style suggestive of the tam
Sizes are varied Large medium small hats will be
worn the early fall season.
The large hats are side to side The brims Of
thes hats when made velvet either pile panne have
in many instances parts giving smart tailored
effect to the workmanship
The wide brim sailors dropping such angle as to show
the ostrich quilts laid fiat to the bm with the huea
extending the edge
Among the novelty shapes the beret with high, round
tam-like crown and visor Paris model of this type
has the crown of guneaen with side Of visor of Myrtle
green velvet The trimming consists of ornament in gold
tnseI.
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back. 8; O. O. Carr, II; T. s, Titus,
4; Lawrence, Ill =. L. Clark, 80; L.
O. Hoffman, L.
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Store Closes 5:3OP. n
-SOuders
Parsons SOuders
Afternoon
FRON 1850 TO CLOSING TIME

al Dresses final reduction sae remarkable at their special
price They ussed from handling and the hot iron will make
them fresh and Immediately weaa be They one-a to two and
three times more Come at your first opportunity
taored suits of Palm Beach, whGabardme afew Coored
Hnens also reduced $780, Young who yet to take their
vacation will be mostly interested in these They perfect ready
for Immediate put on if one Desires mostly singles in instances
twos, consequently sizes are badly broken
lSecondfoor SaOnsl
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Advance News of TwO
Interesting Sales

On Saturday next; they are all OF such lmpoF-
lance, and are so widely appreciated by great
MANY people, is our reason for this advanced notice
and waiting few days for the sale, in order that
all the people may know about it.
NEW Silk Stockings For Women, Reg
~ uIar, $3.50 to $3.50 Grades to Sell
For 81 the Pair
These one hundred and twenty pairs of stockings
are clear-a-way ofthe run of the MILL they show
slight imperfectionS and are commonly called "sec-
onds" However, neither the wear nor the looks are
impaired, and in most cases you will have to look
long to find it.
Halfthe lot are blacks and whites, the remaining
in various coors. The actual values are one-half to
two and one-half times as much.
(Main floor, Hosiery section)
NEW SILK Ribbons, Fancy, Wide; Values
~ to CSC; Choose From us Pieces at
29c the Yard
We do not recall any ribbon offer that approaches
this one, either in the number of pieces variety Of
style and the quality at the low prices at which they
are to be sold.
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New BlouSes for the
Tailored Suit.

Some new points about them
are attractive and interesting.
For example, one clever tailored
blouse of soft navy blue tafFeta
plaid, trimmed with self-piping
and has an invertable high or
low collar, $500,
Another Of Roman-striped
taffeta, blue, green or brown
Georgette front and back yoke
and sleeves. Strictly tailored,
and very smart, $3.50. Still an
other of Georgette crepe, in flesh
and white, with taffeta collar
and band down the front, $3.50.
New Auto Scarfs Are
Especially Attractive.
One of plain chiffon, with a
three-row satin border, size 36x
80 inches.
The colors are purple, white,
green, navy blue and brown.
Price, $500.
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AROpST for thO
New IdOal PattOElA.
We Are Coma Sell Woens Summer Suits and Dresses Gt$5 NoV
New Fall Hats for Little
Bows.


First hats for little boys,
ready this day for the mothers
who always come in early in the
season to get their children's
hats for school. Little cunning
round hats Of check velour in
dark colors. Price, soc and Csc.
Little boys black plush hats,
new and fine, splendid assort-
ment. Price, SOC to $500.
Boys wash suits, made of
Devonshire and other ginghams,
in plain colors, blue, tans and
white, with long sleeves, SOC to
$3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-29

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