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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

~hlra hsr nssdea temposzFalT. apoa
eromiss = rstzu shzs fhey borrow
zrd e pay tor sAe csc teerecg or =
srzsstui ID isHser.
T6ls is ozs persga trusting snother
pith their goods q nozky upor prom.
iss thaf Il win he returned. or is cred
n n earfsa hissofy o ntn the So
Ten o psxihx f5r ~ ns% It shs ard
eft. morey o. sewefs was eatabiishef
zad .he psy tor the aracie q no1sr
Horroaed vss called iatsrsst and %
.oday
Therefore We have ereaits O. The
lending ard horro~ing q thinxs nsIn-
= money. and interest which Is price
pad Tor the uso e. he thins bor0.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

1pcn thssr simple promise % ret1rz
i w1gn interest thsn. they nay proza
ise 70 pay il azek Nth interest zns ct
ssre rsaztie and ha1est frss-a 81 -
sosiate 70 guzrzn1es re payment IS
axreea These eaEe an8sr tie cssss
ot psrsc1zi credits. Persezsi ersssts
srs uszaiir fer sev days. ss~ eeeks
o. se~ nrsss Lam rxsiss az us-
sally for lozE me sns 81 tIEe4 rafes
q Interest than personai ersdits.
Land credits RIM frou fsw msatas 70
g yeafs
Nrniclpzi credits. or ctHestiozs q
goTerrnsnts s.ztsz Or cisies Of passs0
q eishsr. are sort q mixtures q he
t~o great classes Of creiits. IS thef
ere TIE oal cations e Lhs people. a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

Ever sia<s ueu Began q 60 b4sisess
rlth ea11 otssr. ia tss asFir ages
there has beer iszslaz q vsi1ahss,
-ouey ard ecnnsfltss b Gee q
rcre eperaons 70 others. Tasss lszothI1f
moFs c0nmoa zzoag folks. TIE ~srs1
oTsr. tAap horro~ing ard leading
1hls agpiles 70 esuezte1 ss ta isno
rart rs4lshy Is q peor rlTliizsd e.
. erade Wonsz borrow ~ soris q
th.nss from bauer szit pep7ef szd
Ell eatsbles . clothss ssssis sna dla.
nonds. from ne.g1bors friends and
relatives. Nsn sor7oz trom freaas
associates ard tssi1sss ffisn1s aat
Institutions whose business Il il 70
lend. al articles commodiuss. zzirals
money an5 ihins. great an1 cua4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28


Az1s. before the szcke ard 11zt
St tAs rsrezt reYolt 4 E-eszna hzd
sEsaraa aHzg zt0ry dealing wizh tne
fgAHzng Il Dzban rszehsd taeze
ssoves
a person wknse fsFzk name was Jsrs-
miah ard ~h0 s0Ted > scrap. 60 matter
Nhzz r. -e-stz mighE ~ Tsztared too
Ter fhs zosa Il strsss hosEslissez
a Ezip@r ii haEldsng ssos hlz dorn
and then shos kim twire agztn as re
Isy On ths psve1ezt Later be wzs
rek4e - ard carried 10 . hospaEai
Here soTvowEHg tFiend called 10 sn-
zalFe regarding tEe victims c0ndisasa
~weG szI1 fhs surgeon u charge
q re case. ~hs's badly hurt He has 2
hoaa ciear thrDagh his eAest his right
shoalder blade Is shattered ard part
of MS 5aw j gozs
~Dh. wuFyz. wnrra exclaimed ghe
visitor -Thsn poor jerry can'F ave.
Il believe he'll get p.ess-fn fact. IN
sure Or il. said re surgeoa.
-whAk chance las he p-lt' al thin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

cites for long tine credit and yoas
personal security and endorsement os
persons for short time credits Win
banks and other lenders 81 rsssonsl
seezrsty- Get your long time crea.t
from this c0npany- Il deals in long
tlEse soans; makes It = business. sirss
So iss and careful attention - nate~
and requests Of customers aaa ciieats.
.an advertisement written - y. Il.
Rosie Sssresa1ssl
HARDEN.RoCHE MORTGAGE CO
Farm Lcsns. City Loans.
2as-4ot Tye Baiiding.
Chieksshs. 0kiahoms.
Get 2stA. 1915
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28
DEMOCRATIC TsckE-.

DEMOCRATIC T,ckE-. !
y C01nfv Judge. r. z Davenport. 4
- c0unsy Attorney. Oscar Ssmr 4
, ssa 4
: sAsritt. Hodge Bsiley. 4
= coEty Clerk. Ross Cor. :
= cczrt Clark. Mrs. Edna T. wat. =
q kris >
y C0untY Treasurer. Il. n MuML =
. can .
= ccu1g Surveyor. z. a. Gran ;
10 wau =
= Courty Superintendent Moman =
= 4 Shepard :
= County Assessor. J. q. Bryan :
' Publie Wsigher-A- Sandy Hor. =
TIN =
. Co1rty Cnnnisssoner. =
. District Z. Ia NJ Johnz0n- =
: Dsssrsc< :. = A. Temple. =
~ District :. r A. Thonpson. .
> Representatives - Ed Shssgog. >
Bert gackzon- :
? chlekashz Tcwrshlp. =
= Justice q Peace. 7. P. Moore. =
> A c. Fulier. a
y c0aztabis ]. Z. FlIppo, Matt :
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

Pas waa employed b. snsway con
EiructAoz eompany A. he wss leaving
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

AnI ~ tA1k hcw z4ny aaisfisEs We
taAE beeszse we dzdnt tzzTe saEsgxssant
tnTAsixf % aae h0w tAe eoaton and
grzIn markets we're eang. lEs enoagh
70 mzxs oas t1gn SeesaEs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-28

Des'x - ~ ksrd Ez TT ravrssd
nzm Sc ~ : aars1a MsEs faA T.
zsat cases - i Eerssy = FseSa
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
An American Who Makes Bomb,

Ihat there IS at least one American vho
makes bombs not for Our enemies, but for rs
one one would hardly have believed. hearing in
inc court IN FRANKFURT am Main. however, will
merchant had to appear. In the trial it became
known that the accused was an American cti-
zen who had suited himself to the changed cir
cumstances and industriouslv manufactuT.5 bo-nb.
Tor our ammunition department. In his eager
ness he, overstepped the allowed measures bv
haV1s his women workers work longer than
the law permitted, and even at night, Of course,
at piece-work wages. The result was the present
lawsuit. AS the court president found out that
the accused man was an American, he said: "At
least there is one American who makes bombs
tor us The court let him off easy, and fined
him only $5.-Leipzger Neuste Nachriehten.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The police of Washington have been far NOR.
successful in recovering stolen autos than !,
turing murderers. Statistics recently made pub
lie show that only few stolen machines have
rot been recovered and that Washington ranks
high among other cities in the percentage of
recovered cars. But the autos stolen in this
city generally are borrowed and, after furnish
ing an evenings joy ride, abandoned in the
streets. The work of the policeman who finds
the abandoned car is to notify police headquar
ters. The owner is asked to call for the ma
chine and another stolen auto is recorded as
recovered. But such reeoveries will not establish
the efficiency of police department when il
captures but one murderer in four
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
Postal Savings.

A large increase in the postal savings deposits
throughout the country in the last month indi
Gates that this system of money saving is be-
coming better known and more popular. A net
according to a report just published striking
feature or the report is the statement that the
number of depositors approximates 100000, with
$500 900 standing to their credit While part
of the increase is due to the countrywide pros
perity, the recent legislation which increased the
limit on deposits from $500 to $1,000 has also
n: had ., something to do with the big gain shown
oy the juno statement-W ilsmsport Sun.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
The Navy Bill.

small navy men, led by Mr Kitchin, will try
to have the naval bill restored to the form in
WHICH it left the House. The bill should go to
conference without delay, and the fight for the
needs should be carried on to the end with ali
the spirit which distinguished the successful fight
on the floor of the Senate. The country looks
to- the President to use his influence to secure
the acceptance of the bill. 1t is an administra-
lon measure, and one most creditable to the
administration, and its defeat could not fail to
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
GERMANS LOSE APPAM.
U. S. COURT RULES

Special 70 The Washington Head
Norfolk. Va, July 29.-Federal judge
Waddill today decided the libel proceed
ings for possession OF the captured liner
Appsm in favor of the English owner and
against the German prize crew which
brought her here.
The court held that the German gov
eminent lost all legal claim to the Ap-
pam and her cargo as prizes OF war
when Lieut. Berg and his prize crew on
last February lst brought them into the
neutral waters Of Hampton Roads with
the intention Of Laying up the vessel
Indefinitely
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
NAVAL ORDERS.
ORDERS M nrr1crnr

ORDERS TO OFFICERS
Capt. g. W. Kline. 20 Naval E1auiuips H.,~-S
and Naval Retiring Board, nav ysrd, washinsror'
D. c.
Lieut. Commander B. G. Barthaiov. 70 bon. .as
wait ordeTs.
Lieut. C. B. wnsbt. to San DssO a. aus B.v.
tensnL
Lieut. R. c. MseFan, to Pittsb4rFh.
LAeut Junior grzosl b. z. Wslts To sicr ls-
three months
Lieut.; Junior s.dsl N. s. Bsuuior. TO nav,
yard, Washington .. c
Lieut. CIhioT grade ". D. see5 II "a N,v,i
Proving Ground. Indian HsSd Nd
Lieut. CunioT sradel h. W Hosord % vor4, of
Bethlehem Steel Company, South Bethlehem p,
Lieut. Cunior srsde1 HslleT Belt, 10 vorts Bsnsrb
Louo Co, RocaestsT y Y
Lieut. Gunior ETzdel c. h BoucheT In Nav, n.
psrtment s ~
Lieut.. ltInior Srsdsl n K Lewis 10 r--t, a.
MioFsle st6e Company. Nicetovu. Pa
Lieut. Junior grade n. 3 Haislip 70 D.Br.-
Lieut.. OunioT grade R. H. SHELTON, % peureT a,
engineer o1iceT.
Ensgn L. W BsEly 70 Buffalo
EnslSn W. J. ShefDer 70 san Diem
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
A3sI sailed fo Hongkong July y: Arrsstt1ts
arrived at New Haven, July p: Arsthuss -ufi,d fo-
Port Arthur. July p Art1Dsss s-rivsd a. N~-r.,r+
July q; AylTin arrived At NsEpo-t July >: BaJs
arrived at Newport. July =
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Perhaps the most encouraging news received
from New York since the outbreak of the in
fsutile paralysis plague was in the dispatch stat
ing that for the disease has been found.
Until there is official confirmation of the an
nouncement there will be much doubt, for the
public has been taught not to put trust in re-
ports of the kind. The dispatch states that after
receiving the new treatment fifteen infants en-
tirely recovered and thirty-hve others completely
lost all symptoms of the disease. The United
States authorities aiding in fighting the plague
should make an investigation of the so-called
cure without delay and make known their find
inss as soon as the value of the treatment is
ascertained.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The act of the Senate in voting, 46 to 70,
in favor of interccssion by the United States to
prevent the execution of Roger Easement, prob
ably will in way affect the determination of
the British government to exact the death PEN
atty. In London the is viewed as an in
ternal matter in which foreign government
has a right to interfere. The Senate's action
may be interpreted revealing public sentiment
in the United States, but in England public senti-
nent is not so frequently allowed to stop the
execution of the law as it is in this country If
Easement is not executed his life will be spared
for some other reason than the protest of the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Ford Plans Cut in Auto Prices" says head
line. The news has not been formally confirmed
by officials at the Ford factory, but it probably
will be accepted by the public as true Ford
has accomplished many of the so-called i'm
possible things that if he announced the pro-
duction of SIoo auto there would be few who
would doubt it. And at the rate at which he
has been forcing down the price the S1oo car
should not be very far ahead.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
GUARD MAY RECEIVE
PAY ON WEDNESDAY,

The second payday OF the District
militia WILL be Wednesday, according 70
the post quarterTnaster at Fo-1 Nv.r
Capt. w. E. p. French, who Will be the
ulsoursing officer. II the psyroIls that are
being drawn up and signed at Camp ord
way are correctly made and do not have
to be changed, 1t is possible that the men
will be paid Tuesday.
The mounted troops, because they were
not mustered in until after July l. will
receive their first pay Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
Maine.

Barney. Sheridan doesn't believe in signs and
omens rs unless they make good. In. speaking of
publican in September it will i'll be herr heralded I as I a
torerunner of the election of Hughes, and this
reminds us that in 1880 Maine went against the
Kepu6llcans and elected Plasted for governor
FOOL Democrats, and the writer one of them,
thought the Maine election meant Hancock's sue
cess, and bet accordingly City Journal
Keep that in your hat till after the election
both OF you-Republican Democrat.-Lancas-
ter Examiner
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Senator Poindexter is on the right path when
he presses the bill to give the District Of Column
bia representation by delegates in one or both
branches of Congress The experiment is worth
trying and may be the entering wedge for the
final solution of that troublesome taxation prob
lem.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

If Britain and France don't hurry, Russia may
bring the war to a speedy end without assistance
The latest dispatches from Petrograd say that
the Cars forces have taken another 10000 pris-
oners. If the Russians can maintain their pres
ent pace they will depopulate Austria Hungary
of fighting men about next THANKSGIVING Dav
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
Russia in Hungary.

1t is hardly credible that Russia contemplates
an actual invasion of Hungary, where some of
her cavalry now are, until after the armies to the
north are disposed of. If she does it means that
she is confident of having a superabundance of
troops and that she thinks it worth while to
iorce Hungary into separate peace. Except in
me Dniester region heavy fighting is proceeding
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
FAITH AND DOUBT.

DOUBT is the darkness OF despair.
FAITH is the beacon in the wood.
DOUBT is the harbinger of care.
FAITH is the certainty of good.
How foolish we grim DOUBT to choose
And all the peace Of FAITH refuse!
Copyright. ls6l
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
The Herald Army and Navy Department
and Most of fSernea nd In

tino and was later sent to the Philippine
Islands where he materially assisted in
wiping out the smaller leaders and drove
Aguinaldo to cover, from which he
emerged only as the, captive Of Fighting
Fred Funston
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

All eyes turn to New York tomorrow night
where Candidate Hughes finds out officially he is
the Republican nominee. When Candidate Viii
son gets Of similar import at Shadow Lawn
shortly, the Presidential Derby will have officially
started.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
Ships Must Have Wireless

London, July 2e--By al order in counJ
ell just promulgated. every British ship
OF more than 500 tons putting to sea
after the date specified in It's license
must have a wireless equipment and oper-
ator.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

BY direction Of the President. capt. william u.
RAYMOND, Coast Artillery Co-ps. Is detsfled a.
neuoa a ol ne General stah Corps 70 take en~-
Aus.st Eslt wee CAPT s. J. Beyard s<aindel
GeneAl stAf, who ia relieved from ostau =, a
4 member OF that o1rps TO take erec4 July s. ieae
Cart RAYMOND viii proceed to Port SAN Roustou,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Berlin probably will not regard as strictly
neutral the court decision which says the cap
tured British liner Appam, brought into Hamp-
to the owners.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Three bombs exploded beneath the
presses in the Menace publishing plant but such
an incident would hardly worry publisher con-
fronted by the increasing cost of white print
paper
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30
ORDER THE HERALD MAILED TO YOU
SUNDAY. JULY 80. 1916.
A Line O Cheer Each Day o the Year
By JOHN KENDRIcK BANGS.

First printing Of original poem written daily
for The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Reaches an agreement with Mexico, say the
headlines 1t seems though have heard
those words before.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

Those plans for airship line between Ber-
lin, Vienna, Budapest and Constantnople may
be said to be still in the air.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

That newlyvcd who broke two OF his false
teeth on one of his wifes biscuits probably
believes that some things in life are hard, even
for honeymooners.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

That Senate bill to prevent judges from aspir-
ing to elective office appears like locking the
stable door after the horse is stolen.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The late J. P. Morgan left S863o worth of
fancy cigars This is part of the gigantic
fortune that is scheduled to go up in smoke.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The Congressional baseball game will have to
develop greater speed than the date Of adjourn
ment or it will run into extra innings.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The humorists now point out that Hughes may
win but only by close shave
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
No Reason for 1t
You IRE Shown A Way OUt

There can be no reason why any
reader Of this who suffers the tor
tures Of an aching back, the annoy
ancc Of urinary disorders, the pains
aud dangers Of kidney ills, will fail
to heed the word Of a resident OF
this locality who has found relief
The following is convincing proof.
Mrs, r. A. Dinkins, Rector,
Ark, says: 81 suffered from sharp,
piercing pains through my back.
When I was sitting down aud these
attacks came on, | couldn't move.
NV back bothered me awfully at
night and sometimes ! could hardly
turn over. In the morning / felt
stiff, lame and worn out. ! had
rheumatic pains IN my arms and my
limbs and body often swelled.
Doctors treatment and different
medicine failed to give satisfactory
results. Two boxes of Doan's Kid
ncy Pills gave good results. My
back doesn't bother me now and
the rheumatic pains are gone"
Price SOC, al all dealers. Don't
slmplo ask for kidney remedy
get Doau's Kidney Pilis-the same
that Mrs. Diuklns had. Foster.
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N.
Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18

side, having no contrasting trim.
mug the bag is Of the same soft
Iustor satin as the hat, and the
collarette, also Of SILK, Is corded
about an inch apart, and finished
with long ribbon ends for tying.
These sets are being made up IN.
many colors and are unusually Of.
raoliyc As O finishing :ouch ON An
afternoon frook Of silk or one OF
the sheer cottons,
Now that so much attention is
being given to details, and m con-
sequence We are all presenting
better groomed appearance than
ever before, the handbag is being
shown considerable attention. Once
pom q time il was considered for
It's useful qualities alone. Now il
lends an added touch Of color ol
richness to tailored snit and after.
noon frock, aud ITS appropriateness
for both must be considered. The
volumnous bag OF soft morocco and
like soft feathers in dark colorings,
the black patent leather bag, lined
with bright red or cream-colored
MORE silk, and the envelope purses,
also lined with bright silks, are
good form with tailored suits.
| There are some attractive novelty
striped feathers also being used
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
Notice

Notice is hereby given that '. y H,um
EX.Partc petitioner, has GI.a mg .HIm. a.
petition for confirmation oCruu. t9r.r n.I.
lowing described lands I'm RarIu0nr rnr,...
A rllansas, tO-wit:
All Of lots four 90 and five cr .n m..g
twelve Ci2) west Of Broadrag street I'm r,
town Of Pocahuutas, Arkausas.
Now therefore all perseus who .Ia..n ,r,.
interest in the lands before described sr.
hereby notified TO appear i'm tnr Rart,rrl.
county Chancery court and slow r,r., 10
any tNcy have, why the title of the said n.
titioner to the lands before described .ron.d
not be confirmed
Given under my hand as clerk of tnr,T..,
Gerry court, of Randolph county Ar.,n.,.
this the Sth. day Of February. 1916.
B. B. RarIn.
CLERK Of the Chanrerr r,..,, ..,
c. II. Henderson, RauGoIfI rn..,.. "
Atty. for plauuT. %.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
DrOp.ShOuldsr frOCk- Bdnd-Irim-
med Skirt

although the frost and snap Of old
winter still fingers, which causes US
to look with more apprecialive
eyes than usual on the new offerings
in the frocks, suits and hats. But,
leaving aside these hatterIng ele-
ments, there's really more Of beauty
aud smartuess in tins seasons styles
than we have had for many a year.
Fur is still the smart trimming
for al garments, aud it promises TO
remain in favor well into the spung.
There il already hint here and
there, however, that designers aud
manufacturers are tentatively reach.
ing on, for an attractive successor.
in one Of the smart shops the other
morning, a most attractive after
noon dress was displayed; il was
made m Russian effect, was very
simple and sparugly ornamgnted,
the only trimming, in fact, being
bands Of ostrich ~ the same shade
OF blue as the dress, edgIng the
high standing collar, the cuffs and
the lower edge Of the blouse pep
lum. The effect was pleasing and
perfectly appropriate for the warm.
er weather.
Whether ostrich as trimming for
hats will be favored to any great
degree, is still a question; that 1t
will be used considerably, as IN the
pest season or two, Tor faucIes, odd
little stick-ups, balls, rosettes, and
similar effects, on the chic small
hats which are being introduced as
first models for spring, has alreaoy
been confirmed Many handmade
hats are being shown this season.
The new braids are mostly shiny:
glace effects will prcdomlnate, al
though one sees some effective
dull finished hemps and tagals. A
new glace braid from Paris resem-
bles nothing so much as the scales
of a fish, and 1t Is appropriately
named "ish-suale" straw. Some
flowers will be used on the new hats,
and quantities Of ribbon. The new
colors in millinery are, generally
speaking, black, which Is quite as
strong as ever, geranum-plnk, alb.
sinthe, polished-gold, mInt-greeu,
and baby chick; the last a charming
suggestive title.
Among the attractive millinery
notions being displayed IN the shops
and worn at the southern resorts,
are sets consisting Of hat, handbag
and collarette, and fashioned of
faille, or the new soft luster satins.
One of the most attractive of these
Is developed in the new Calot color,
a soft shade Of piukish lavender.
The hat Is very simple, a medium
sailor turned up sharply on the left
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
10 CENT "CAsCARETs"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
n,.. Sick Headache, constipatl9n'
BlIIousness, Sour sIo..sci scIo.no-+ie
Breath-candy CatharuS'

No odds how bad your liver, stoh,
ach or bowels; how much your s.aso ng1u
aches how miserable you 'lI,,,.noss GLe rIos,
constipatlon, indigestion. 3illouS"SoI ,io,is Soa
and sluggish bowels-you ,,; aiways go sgI
rliT roIiof With Cascarets. They imme- I
6tataiv TGnei cleanse and regulate the stom,
ala'ery ma rsmnve the sour, fermenting tood
aUd aU FOUL gases; take the excess t,s llI, olle
SInn, ala A4S tSe liver and carry of the con
,tUla ,,,Inate5 oI' waste matter and poison
se.pa'IT s.lpa tbo intestInes and bowels a
from ,0 m tnp hoy from your druggist viii
iV-ceu. IN we liver and bowels clean;
Keep ,,,s..,,SG g0", sveet and head clear for
r7orthe Thcy wNTS "N-'
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18

with dark tailored suits very etfec.
lively. Antique brocades, Japan.
ese embroideurs, aud dyed laces are
fashioned into effective aud artistic
bags for the afternoon gown.
Several Of the newest fashion
features are illustrated in the after
noon frocks Illustrating this letter;
the cape collar Is one, the drop.
shoulder and attractive sleeve is
another. The band-trlmmed skirt
is new and effective, aud the full.
pointed tuuio is smart and becOm-