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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
GIRLS IN THE PROFESSIONS
Very Few Take Their Occupations as
Likely to Be the Work Of
Lifetime.

Mary Cholmondeley once wittily
said that man looks tolorantly upon
friendships between girls, because
he says to himself, "Occupy until !
come"
The same might be said with even
greater truth about a mans view of
a girls work and about her own view
Of it, for that matter. ~
AS long as marriage is at any rate
a possibility, and as long as the pref
udice against womsn's continuing
her professional career after mar
riage prevails, very few women will
take their professions as seriously as
a man takes his.
Moreover, and this is even more
important, very few parents will take
the preparation of their daughters
for professional life as seriously as
they take the preparation of their
sons .'.'
As rule girls are not encouraged
to consider what they will be while
they are children, whereas a father
and mother will talk to boy about
his future profession when he is only
ten or twelve years old.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
PILOT

John Edwards of this place has
moved to Cane Greek.
Bora .te7,the wife Of Shirley
Sparks a 13-pound boy. -.a
Roscoe Baker, who has been in
Tennessee for awhile, has return
Ell home.
Tom Spencer of Estill has NOV
I'd to the house vacated by John
Edwards. =, -.
Hester Yeary and daughter
paid visit to her brother, T., A.
Hall, Monday. q. j.. -.
Mrs. Mary E. Amburgy Of this
place j 8 planning to,start to
Michigan this week. .-
E. M. Rogers and family have
gone to Indiana where they will
make their home for awhile.
There has been great excite
ment about oil IN these parts but
1t has cooled somewhat in the.
past few days /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Oaks are all
smiles over the appearance of a
fine grand daughter at the home
III John Wise. .t....t t.. Til,
Ernest Stamper killed q large
snake on the farm of I. A. Hall
last week. The lizards seemed
tn think that spring was here,
but l guess the snow the other
day put them back awhile.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
REMOVED HEART or CHOPIN
Before Evacuation Of Warsaw Rus
SLAMS Saw That Priced Relic Of
Musician Was In Safety.

Before evscuating Warsaw the
Russians removed from the Church
of the Holy Cross the heart of the
great musician, Chopin.
Chopin left Poland to seek his for
tune in more favored lands in 1880,
and was kept in exile by circum-
stances till his death in Paris.
"His body rests in Pere-La Chaise
cemetery. sprinkled with Polish
earth. His heart was sent back to
Warsaw to speak of his love for tor
tured Poland and TO inspire his coun-
trymen to hope and resolution" says
the Glasgow Herald.
His letters to his parents were de-
stroyed by the soldiers Of General
Berg in 1863 in the sacking Of the
house in which they were stored.
Paris swarmed with Polish refugees,
and Chopin found many friends
among them. Liszt tells us he was
Q pure, generous, good and compass
sionate man, filed with a single SEN
timent, the love of country.
"But the man Chopin was very
reserved, and the not inconsiderable
Chopin literature does not bring us
into anything like close touch with
him. Only as a musician could he
unburden his heart freely to all the
world. In knowing his music We
know Poland" says the article quot
ed above
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
SHIRT SLEEVES.

'Do you believe in shirt-slecve d.
plomaey?"
81 don't know what it u.s." replied
the sardonic citizen. "When
mans in his shirt sleeves he may
have taken his coat off because he's
willing to fight or because he wants
to appear cool and comfortable"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
QUITE YOUTHFUL THEN.

"Tbe Widow Jimpson carries her
age we'll"
"She certainly does. And when
she goes out on a joy ride, by jinir,
she seems to leave il behind her en-
tirslyp
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09

To half pint OF water add ! o. Hay
Rum. . small bon OF Barbo COMPOUND
ana y on. OF glyeerine. Apply 10 the hair
twice q week until Il becomes the desired
shade. Any druggist can put this up or
you can mix Il At home at very nttls cos,
Fun directions for making and uss coms
In each box Of Barbo Compound. Il Will
gradually darken streshed. faded gray
hair, and removes dandrun. II 10 excel
lsnt for falling hair and will make harsh
hair son and glossy. II will not color the
scalp n not sticky or greasy, and d0es not
rub on.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION.

Poverty" said Mr.. Dustin Stax,
"is no disgrace"
NO." replied Mr.. Growcher.
Poverty is like wealth in one way.
The amount Of respect attached to
it depends entirely on how you came
by it,"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
why Men Don't Wed.

Our fair young friend Chlorinds
says the failure Of some women tt
get married may be attributed to the
fact that they don't stop talking long
enough TO give q man a chance &c
proposs.--New Orleans States.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
Obvious.

Bob--"Why does fat man always
wear a plaid vesti" Hsrley-"To keep
q cheek on his stomach. suppose"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09
Not the same.

Full crew" did not mean today
what the same words meant rs or 10
years sgo.-Dsllas News
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-03-09

ARDWICK & COMPANY
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale.
Now is the time and this is the place to save money
your purchases Our semi annual clearance sale is
now on. We have many real genuine bargains for you.
Our Fall and Winter goods must CO. and have cut the
prices on many things to an extent that it will pay
you to buy even should you not need them till next
Fall and Winter.
Below is list Of the lines on which
have made the greatest cuts:
You who appreciate bargains listen, forhave
the price half n-two Queen Quality
patent leather shoes for women Wak-O
patent leather shoes for men and on all other
brands of patent leather shoes for women,
misses and boys, Also lot of wonens,
misses and boys gun metal and tan shoes wo-
MEMS misses and boys rubbers--overshoes,
boys long pant suits boys and chldrens under
in two piece SUITS and boys negigee
shirts. 1t will pay you to look through our
bargain up stairs.
Are also making large lot of dry
goods, and boys leggins mems,
and boys sweaters and boys hats, dress
caps and work caps two piece suits of
Wrghts Health underwear, wornens neckwear
wool and cotton dress goods, corduroy T.
pants and work suits. boys over coats
HardWiCk < Co.
STANTON KENTUCKY
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09

WOOsercnDeO. @aareier 5prgen
Raf6ielen paa @resbei / Sutoe-
Oeo. Der alto ltaar ~offeroillig %
tienltasrenoe, 6oor Der tr9nges I'll
6ialp. BAR ogiaa j 4ar Dit jim BEL
aeral9eo ue0 at 5aOe giDet % no
oelt en- 8el 5ngr til minOre benio-
leoe / a0sbsl, % Oa i9rlig til De
Diem. boorfra 6orisrgeren er mo
tal0t til 9pren
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09
ge0 4arets Cunning

Jhi bGres oDer 2onoet guo
Deo airfefloffeus 9lefnten:
ct Adr er otter ruuoet ITO.
Mar, Northumberland
N}eo 2ueifrift oct aIorig glenmes
oil.
men bltifes onrGe, iiloe,
set Anr oil blioe regnet til
De onoe % De iloe.
9bi Der, boor ier finn 5reo %
No
/ 8ie1nmene par inoe,
Der er M rinee 6anb % Gro
o. Blpoe mer' al fin0e.
gelt er Der Rummer trinOt ON
QanO,
for Sgn1ieH isrger Wo0er,
o. Qoneli grn0er for fin Wano
o. Sdtren for fin gro0er.
Den gamIe iuffer for Tin 8rerig,
ban minoes bnm ira lille,
og be imno 9ollinger | Seng
moo Sober l9riges itille.
Nen Der, bDor anmpens piloe
@np,
og SIogets BUILDER ruler,
| Sfpttgrnpens funppe 2p
me6 Sfiloer imo6 Sfuloer,
6er ltaar De fra be mango &iem,
fra nlIe Jorocus Gn6er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09

og Ienoer 5mferne til Dem,
De eIIfer % De fenoer.
Dion after ni faar fine oem9
96anr relOer ri tilbage2
9aar Ifal 81 utter ie port Stem
91aar enoer aampens Dnge2
iii Sfptiets barife Soroenrsit
% airfefIoffers Rleuten
aIeo mo pad @uig6eOens anit,
9Iar: gtittenbun0reO 'cmten.
4nOr. @aunerup.
5 nWooersmaalet. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09
Siliammen $2O25. 30
Sfolefn

Ger ~tDiiteret. e abl. Rr.
JoInoutb, gaatne, emaus gPeb. -. ............
~ Berg SO, Better RasmisIen. Nm. So6nien, 0aar.
tin Sobnien, anuO @briitenIen. 5sreen Berg bo. 81,
Clarence Gbriitenien, aorian 5eriilo, Sion Snae6orn,
annn Gbritenien bp. Soc. -. ..............
Fetcrien, Soma, q. 9eters gRab, 3. Seicf, 6. Sport.
lmo 30. ST. Gbr. 9nuffen, !. q. Seicf bu 50c. !.
OiDatonnd, Niun., 9nitor Y. Soiganr6 ............
9iniftn, geb, anton @olobecf. ............
Sutdinlon, g2inn, Seren anOerien .........
aemare. u. Daf, Erin. Diab, SDer Ssrenien. q. 6.
q. Eeterien, gator ). y. 9orfen bber SIS, 9. Q.
gsielen "a, eafit Senien, Ssrcn gntllen, q. s..
gielen. anorep geteren, 8. 9arfen, Sltliiis Camp,
8. 6. aamp, s. g. aamp DO SO, ears Sanieu, eiler
Peoerien, q. 6. Eeoeren, 6. R. Wooiegoor6, Sens
anoerien, 6. 3. Sobnfen, q. q. Hielien, 6. 8. San.
len, 9. O. Snnen, gnton Nelien, GbriIt 2. ouno
Grief Sobnien, Sobn Veteren, Better geterfen, gefs
geler, Yeber Sanien buer 50, Better Gibecf, Mrs. I.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09
K~vitteringer.
Til den forenede danske ev. luth. Kirkes
Bernehjem er modtaget:

For kvitteret $2576s6. Kenmare, n. D.,
Vor Frelsers Nigh, Bsrnenes Juleoffer $3.50.
Chicago, Ill, Mrs. Jeppe Hansen 81. Orange,
Wis, St. Stefans Mghs. Juletresfest 50. Ru-
skin, Nebr., Lars Jespersen 81 Felgende fra
Potter, Nebr., st. Peters Nigh. Juletre $40,
Sgndagsskolen $40, Mr.. Hans Nielsen So,
Mr.. p. A. Nielsen ~. Spencer, Ia, Sendags-
skolebernenes Offer we'd Juletrget S711.
Dansk Brodersamfund til Elk Horn HEN
S155.74. Fremont Baker, Nebr, Offer we'd
Sendagsskolens Juletrg $12 20. Oshkosh, Wis,
Den danske Kyindef. $40. Hutchinson, Mimi,
st. Mortens Mghs. Ssndagsskoles J~uleoffer
1926. Froid, Mont, y. p. Jensen og Hustru
$40. Wolbach, Nebr, S9ndagss. $761. Mill
town, Wis, Den danske Kvindef. SIS. Sid
ney, Mont, Pella Nigh. ~Sendagsskoles Offer
we'd Juletreet 1902. Pennington, MINI. st.
Johannes Nigh. Offer we'd Juletrget 1928,
Ungdomsf. $3.50. Gowen, Mich, Miss Eva
Christensen SO, Mr.. Eratus Christensen 50.
Mortified, MINI, B6rnenes Juletrn $40.
Westbrook, Ne, First Danish Lutheran Sun
day School 80. Portland, Ore, Bethania
Nigh, Offer we'd Juletreet $3.50. Slough
ton, Wis, en- unmynt $40. Evan, Mimi,
Undgomsf. s.. Flaxton, y. Oak, Ebenezer
Nigh, Sendagsskoleb6rnene $500. Hardwood,
Mimi, INN Nigh, Offer we'd Juletraet 1928.
Ne Nabb, ID, sendagsskolens Kyartalsof-
fer $40. Kenmare, n. Oak, Trim. Nigh,
Bernenes Offer we'd Juletraet $3.50. st.
Louis, No, sSndagsskolen $40, Kvindef. So.
Luck, Wis, SSndagsskolen $7.65, sigrid og
Levi Jensen nv. SOC. Orange, Wis, st. stefans
Mgh.s Kyindef. IS. Tyler, Mimi, j. c. Han
sen "a Fremont, Nebr, Mrs. Julie z. Thorn.
sen So. Del Rapids, S. Oak, Mrs. c. G. Pc.
tersen ~. Brush, Colo, Juleoffer pas Eben-
Ezer $20.50. Boelus, Nebr, Mrs. C.. c. An.
dersen ~. Blair, Nebr., Den danske SON
dsgsskole $40, Layuna Hansen 81. Flaxton.
N. Oak, Ebenezer Kyindef. $40. Beresford.
s. Oak, Pigefor. $40. Drum. Nebr.. Erik An.
dersen ~. Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, Mrs. Kri.
slime Nelson $3.50. Eugene, Ore, Verinette
og Etna Miller ~. Cordoya, Nebr, Bernenes
Juleoffer a. Glendale, Mimi, Lille Camp
og ssskende SO, Mrs. G.. Camp 81. Ruskin,
Nebr, Anton Goldbeck SIS, uden Nayn "a
Waupaca, Wis, Emil og Arthur nv. Al.
Esther og Eva Jsrgensen nv. Soc. Milwaukee.
Wis, Ssndagsskolens Kollekt we'd Juletraet
80, Taksigelses- Kollekt "a. | alt $3077 20
Elektrisk Lys Fond.
H. A.n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09
Goitterinser.
missioner.

Il ~ II Ut
Ser fuiHeret e abI. Rr. 4 ............~...... $471f.9t
@reenpfIe, Qacb, en- m9pnt =. :. .............s. 500
len $500 =. -. .s..s."@.s.. 100
8acine. @is. Snunannels 11ab. -. .......a.. 1000
8es Wofnes, Sa, Bethesda U196. .....s...... 500
Sutobinion. Minn, Ssren an0erien ........... t50
aiopa, Solo, 9srnenes Nisiionsofier ....... 4S5
Chicago, ST.. Silonms 0tg6.s aof -. ........ 1000
Council 9h1ifs, Sa, e. !. See =. .............. 800
Chicago, Sl, @oIaatba 0gbs Senonasioe 49,. ESQ
@f 9orn. Sa. Saeob Ssrgenien :. ......s....... 800
WiIlopn, 8is, @illiam hilbert :. ........... LOO
n 0at areos eeoninaemisiionsf. Oeo 5uer ssrenien,
Sennare, -. =. =. =. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2000O
Hacine, 0is. en- iuipunt -. ............ 100
@ieiie 9Sa gisSe -. ~ 2ooo
Scrmton. "a, : Saeo6ien =. .............. 800
aenmare, 4. 0af, 9a8aretbs D1ab.s SS.s5eOeOaasbanf 500
RoorbenO, ga, Bethesda @ab.s Ssnoa9sitoles 5cf5or'
0orfbfielo. Mim, llnaoon1sf. :. ............. 500
blair. Rebr, q. D2srf til enfen g1rs. Sinai ...... 500
Coulter. IA, Rasareth Rab.s Sen0aasifofe $500. 625
0enper. Colo, oeo NisiionGr 9ieiens gisoe ...... 1885
RorthfielO. Winn. auf. T.. .............. 800
9acine, 0is, . :. =. ............. 800
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09
6iliammen.. $ 2sf.30
~ 0 missioner

1nr fpitteret. ie abI. Ar. ..a.......... $685.
DiiHoen. 1ebr, en- nnPDnt. ................ 30
@r@nnine. Niid, en- mgpnt. -. ............. 30
0watonna, 9linn, s. 6. 9briitenien 81, Dania Ngb.
aDinoei. 50 80. -. ........@...+ts. 40
aarne, &iss SnmanueIs g2gb. -. .,.......... 100
Cmaonna, 9finn. Paitor y. 6ofgaar6. 49,. ........ 80
OF Sorn, Soma, Socob S6rgenien. ........... so
g1iltopn, @is, @iaiam albert. ........... 10
Hacne, 9Sisg en- inpont ........ ............ 10
scranton, Soma. g. Snobien =. ..........-.... 80
Council Bluffs, Soma getbania nab. aotnoef.
(aae MRS. 6. 5 Gee, q e. RieIien, Sens 3enien,
z 6. earen. 4els 5obanIen. Sens 0anhn. &c
G0e5 3 Spanion, 6. 6. gbritenieu, Ies Better.
ZEN, 5reO Semen, {. z. Daaoieu, Z. z. Grit.
offerien, {. a. Sin, Z @ertien. $. sanlen az.
street. Senrp 8. Smien, 9 u. grefuict,
q 6. Rieien, q. Z. Reterien, Carrie g6rftenIen,
6. aelien, g1nggD Reterien. Rels Sanien, gbas.
Gbrtienfen, 8. Steffenien, Z. 9nnIen, So6n SanieL
6 So5niOn. Z. @ebifbr bier 81; Gilbert Sanfen So,
Martin gbrftofierien, cams 5anfen (gDe. 81 4
Sesens z. 9arien, q. Daoen, auant Ssenien, Onff
9anien, III. Sbomien, Sans Olien, s. SenIen, Chris.
eanrien, Sens @briifofierIen bDer SOC, 3reo Dahl 75c 40.7
aortbHel0, Ninn, apinoef. -. 80. .+....+..... so
Racine, @is, e -. -. ............. so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09
Elektrisb Lys d.

For kvitteret $f05.13. Spencer, Ia. Be-
thanh Mghs. Kyindef. So. Des Moines. Ia.
Bethesdas Mghs. Ssndagsskole IS. Ialt
$115.13.
Waupaca, Wis, d. 26. Jan. 1916.
Med venlig Hilsen og TAX.
John Madsen, Kass.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09

O0ere DdDOe glDeI IdIrt8t Dfpoe IUI
at b9ore Oct ganrle, agtuproige 9eg-
tepar. Rnitor Sieoie ira Rnpiteo
bolOt en- parm o. biertelie Gale til
@uIobrroeparret. Otter Talen oDer-
rate Bditor 8ieoie @ulobrlOeparret
Ell @a0e paa 60 Qtarf ira Reiieren
% en- 9ibel ira aoniiitoriet. gnoni.
oere if DE- gamle al Sans Z. Sgr-
genien onerruft en- RengegaDe. iom
ban baDoe inOinmlet til Dem / 9p-
en-. 8erpaa lang en- Gel un8e 8iaer
en- Gang til 9Gre for S~ubelparret o.
I'll SIutniua taIte GarI g~3ielien ct
Orr I'll Be ioriamleoe
Gil 8efGmpelie at 9rifferiet. @ar-
niionsfommmooet / 6uium gaar
frem meo itor strengbeo moo 9ritfe.
riet. gc 2ofaler. 6oor llnoeroiiieerer
eller g}enige bar oriIffet iia iulOe,
eIfer I 6pitfe gatrouiaerne trRiier
htl6e Sol0uter. blioer itrats Iuffeoe
AT @arniionsfommanooet
AfoeO Grtcran. Waroog ben 20.
Der fnrSfr7tp6ps M Rifitrup Sir.
feaanr6 oe0 S~aoersfe0 Grorens Riel.
fen ira @rs0ebsI. San par isot !
@rsoebsl 0en IS. Ropember 1926 %
6Ieo altiaa rigelig 80 Mar ganmeI.
;, ariaen fSl8-5t par ban inofaI0t
/ sen onnife Oar % 9ioroe Eieneite
iom 5rpnfuif oe0 BET mobile SDge-
Depot / 5Icns6org ira 9. December
1850 til %. 5ebrltar 1851 San yer
6erfor faaet ben nurli1e 9eternn8ape.
qfoeO @etrrnn ira Sreaarsfrigen.
5ioligere 9anOmnlo % Sinlmager
geiels 9reoau / aaitr1ip er Sen go.
De-. af9aaet Deo 8soen, npiten 80
Nor gammel. Zen gamle. iom / De
IiOite aar baDoe fuloet ct goot Stem
Dos fin Ssn og Soiaeroatter i aa.
itrup, 6ao6e Dpret Sol0at / 5reaars-
riaen. San bleo / 1850 inofaIOt iom
5oritprfningsma10 o. mootoa 5p.
oersqdpen paa 100 aroner.
Sbi gl6er. Zen /. Sartliar fim0e
6rii Iisien / SaOersIeo, Gnfe efter
0ean 0isien i 6ieIitrip. ieire TN So
Hars 6soieIson9.
Runo. % alopibgeu. gInnot ge.
iPtningen pnn @rnngdnro. tilbs.
renoe 5orpngter Raben, er Der no.
brliot M1m0- og a%Iooipge. @nnr.
ben er %nfipPrret.
Taloen. Better 9obien 5dnIen.
Ssu al 9ore1s 6anien poa Sal.
itrupgnnro 0e0 gnIoerup. er BEN
Il. December efter at opre bIeoen
6anrot iaaret o6o paa gaIsplaoieu.
1%Sorpl6rene bar alfereOe ti0Iigere
miitet en- mtoen Son. G6riitian.
Ser falot I 6rnnfri9.
llOcn SOefOrbinSclIe / Omtrent 5
7ben. Otter at 3eOOing baDoe
upret uoen IoqiorbinOele ii6en
9ors0ag aften Sen %. December,
it man en0elig ganen rD0oet FOR
Sncen, Der paa fine Ste0er, iprlig
/ l1ograouingerne. la / en- BEN.
0eIig Ssioe. Ioa at regelmGsiig
1oggnlg fnn0e genoptaaes IRIS
oag gftermi0oog ben IS. Gee. Sc
Ie Sulepaffepoiten fom inc meo
Nftentoget al. 6 o. gan Boitorie.
net uoaet at beitilIe. Sffe fPrre euo
omtrent 8 9o9nmnnoslrs par Der.
1bi Inn greu. og IoispoItn er /
oe ii0Ite Rar Doge bentet p1a Slp-
Sc. ifrioer .9fm." Of 30 Dec.
Oct 6or fnc6et noaet meo at
ifaffe tilitrRfferiq a~rbeiOsfraft til
at ftaffe 9anen rpooeIia Tor enc.
Thi ogiaa 8eiene par tiTfsane o.
maatte I1mtioig gBres f1rbare.
---
Reh 0lnrets Slutniun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-02-09

9eIien, Better QenOfen, 9. 4. 9nIrien, DE 9ofpion,
erff Mortenkn, Grit Refen, s. ). 9dnien, u. y.
;SsraenIen, Y. 6. Relion. geIofu elauen, Mrs. R.
Glauier, 6. @. 9lauien. Sernan StoIman, 6. Iborn-
oabl Cars gcterfn. Girls Iborip, ReIs g 9'
lmS. Ooe 6. SimonIen, s. 6. 9ielien, Sgren 3.
Sanien. q. 81. Serenien, 9. e. Sobnion, ebrit eriet'
len, 3iels RieIIen 6o. 81; Nina 9inlen 50r. -. 1000
Sontpton. Gebr. Better Sanien, Seren Feterien. 4aitor
". 9b. SebuIt5, Sens erifien bo. 50; IT. Nielien,
Sobn & Sntien, Carl gerrien, .. @ite0ien. 6. Z.
9eterien. Scsie 9mieu, !. U. 2arIen, Sans SCR
senien, Cars 9faoen 70. So; Mrs. :. 8. 9onien $40;
cams WaoOier, Rnnl 0oIm 30. 81; Sens @noeu, DIE
WeIItng, g. 2. Senrietien, q. 6. Sanen, Soids 0fao'
Simonien 81 ...e.'. .............. 77!O
YoHer, Rebr, Reien 9arfen So Mrs. Neler Soc. 2ol
Council 9lnHs, Sdpa, 6. 5 Zee ............... 26t
UIlltopn, Wis, @iliam Albert ........ ........ 1Ul
RoIp, Soma, Nains Menig6eO. Q. 6. 9%ebrenoien, s.
S9ompcn, Chr. Relen %. So; Ben : 9eterien,
Qouis 2arien, Sans u. Relicn, Senrn Aelen. Re.
ter z 0eleu 30. 50; Naos Sobonien, 9els 1rneI.
len bD. SO; Sans Raaieu SOC. ............... 3t5C
Seranton, Soma, : Sacobien ............. 50
auiammen $285s q
gldr, Rebr. Den 3. 6ebr. 1916.
Neo 5nf moota9etl Otto Sanien,
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er ON muIiqt at itsrre Snteresie
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The sun., 1916-09-10
Why SeoIsty Women Wash
Their Own Hair

Few realize how many 'o...
women now wash their OWL l1l.
because It is Fad, but hecau,, =
wish to obtain the greatest pc .I
hair beauty and be sure they '
not using anything harm9u'
thousands who have fouNd tna' '
washing the hair il is never "j.r '
use makeshift hut is aIwa! .c.
able to use Il preparation made '
shampooing only, say they rc '
best results from simple h..
made canthroX miNturc, You O..
enjoy this, the best that is hLo"
for about three cents II shampno
getting some canthrox from s.
druggist, and dissolving a tcasr,o
full in cup of hot water, ' '.
shampoo is now ready. Aftcr
use the hair dries rapidly with q.
form color. Dandruff, excess OIL "a.
dirt are dissolved and crtirc.v n'
appear. Your hair will be SO tnt
that it will looh much hcn>icr tir
it is. Its lustre and soitnc 49,
also delight you, while the a,r
lated scalp gains the health whic
insures hair growth.--Adv.
The sun., 1916-09-10

\ FANY unattached women are
MI confronted with the annua,
i L problc.n OF winter quarters
The sun., 1916-09-10
<IRT LINES LONGER IN THE AUTUMN EVENING FROCKS
The Touch of Fur Seen Everywhere..-
New Colors and New Materials
Novel Uses Of Frills

black evening frocls that have be-
exceedingly chic IL successful am
hopelessly unintercsting If unsucces.
full. these smoky light gray browns
and brown grays are usually develop
for evening wear in tulle ard most o.
them have glints Of metal somcwher.
about them.
One Of the most attractive show,
among the new models is of light taupe
tone in tulle over a silk that shows a
very fine cord stripe OF silver ana
taupe. Ono hardly realizes that there
1. silver in the silk. yet tho meta
llghtens and brightens the general
tone Of the frock delightfully."-; and
about the bodice there are a few fne
cobwebby touches Of silver.
Another OF the gray brown tullo
evening frocks is lighter in shade
more Of an actual putty tone. and IL
hung over silver cloth and embroidered
delicately in crystal.
Brown tulle or chiffon Is often used
in artistic color schemes, yelling other
colors smokily. as In the case OF an
odd and beautiful deep greenish blu
over which brown chiffon was thrown.
for trimming; but these effects cal for
an artists color sense. and the one tom,
frocks Of this putty" and beige" ana
"taupe" class are a safer proposltion.
In satin Of considerable lustre thcv
have more life than In materials Of dul
surface. and are often becoming whore
other material In tho same color
scheme would be trying.
Many tins are featured among -.
new models and new materials--wor
derfully rich weaves. of the Duchc,,
class, lighter and softer weaves OF hi-t
lustrc and the charneuse satins too
In practically all OF the dressier SATIN
models the silk Is combined with c! r.
fon or tulle. but there arc good looking
trotting frocks all In satin or satin ami
cloth and In the dark colorins. dark
blues, browns. greens. purples and tie
wine reds. but as usual with emphasis
on the blues. One very chic li,,le
frock in black satin OF rather dul
finish has a trimming cf black MORE
applied In two inch bands finely pln.,ot
crosswise. and though the com mb,na.,,.
sounds queer, the result Is undeniabi,.
good.
One piece trotting froci,s of serge or
Of wool Jersey usXally show much rse
OF fine sido or box plaits witch ci,s
fulness while preserving strai,htr,. .s
NJ line and tho dropped or Moyen Ag.
waist line is much featured in ,h,.e
models. though variations upon ~,
theme arc numerous ami sometimes
complicated