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Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04
Two TO Pen

Sheriff Russell took two prisoners
TO the psnItentiary last Friday.
They were Charley Weed, sentenced
to three years for horse stealing,
and Fletcher Goodwin, sentenced to
two years for selling llquor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04
C0lIler-klmball

Herman Collier Of Lake City and
Miss Pearl Kimball of this city
we're married last Sunday morning,
Esq J. A. Douglas officiating.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04

M. X. Armstrong, deputy revenue
collector, who has been out for sew
eral weeks, is at home for a few
days.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04
WHEAT WANTED

/ want to buy your wheat. Will
pay the highest market price IN
cash. See me before you sell.
49tf +. j. Baltz.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04

Mrs. George Stackhouse of Hoxie
was visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. r. A. Roberts,
this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04

Lost Blue serge suit of clothes,
medium size, slightly worn. Lost
between Pocahontas aud the w. A.
Jackson place just north Of town.
Finder please return to Elbert Miles,
at DeBow, or leave at the Star Her
aid office and receive reward.
so 2tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04

WANTED-A good secondhand
30 II. =. portable fire box boiler,
on skids. Must be in good repair
and cheap for cash. Address quick,
]. L. IIlsey, holland, Ark. SCAT.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-08-04
NEW ACCOUNTS, We ARE AFTER THEM

If you do not have bank account ask to start
with us The time of year here when the farmer and sockmen
are selling their wheat cattle ETC. You will be getting checks
If YOU do bank account with and mail the
check just write little letter telling us hatyou want to de-
nosit the check and mail and will do the We
or business believe be of service and help
Won to make more money. Try
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK
The Bank with the Large Capital and Surplus)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
Going Through Bisbee
 Shops ! NoticedT That" :"

Small birds and wings form trim mings for the tailored hats.
 Gay ribbons are used to give bright touches to gown
 Evening gowns show skirts that are extremely full. with elaborate trim mincs over the hips.
 Sport togs were never so irresistible as they are this season.
 Norfolk middies for the little folks, with contrasting colors for the collars cuffs and belt.
 Odd shapes and high trims are feat ures of the Springs chapeaux. One piece dresses are popular for street wear this season.
 silk fringe is being used on collars. SIX tassels are noted on broadcloth suits.
 Ask your merchant for Queen Con- test Votes. (Advertisement)
 Metallic laces and tulle are eyten- sively used for trimmings.
 Beads -heads--beads- millions of them. and they are being used to trim all the dress garments. For evening-taffeta in pastel shades combined with metallic brocades are good.
 Dresses of broad satin striped taffe- ta are good.
 Queen Contest Coupon in this paper. (AdvertisementD Georgette of Paris features the Nor folk idea in her new jackets. l Stockinette is new material for sport clothing. and makes fine coats, and they will launder beautifully.
 Jackets should average twenty-four i inches for spring. Vague.
 Ask your merchant for Queen Con test Votes. (Advertisement.J Deep cape collars are shown on the gowns, reaching nearly to the waist.
 Hoops are extremely popular in the new evening gowns and the lighter the material the. better. : Dark dresses are trimmed with bright colored embroidery. | One of the newest spring eolors is a silver gray with an ivory tint. and its name is Brides Gray. Pannier drapery is featured in the new dinner gowns. Ask your merchant for Queen Con ; test Votes. (Advertisement) ! An exouisite continuation of materi. .als is shown nj a frock of white Geor. gette crepe, with wonderful Irish lace trimmings. and with touches of bright colored velvet, and made over a deli cate colored slip. | Ask your merchant for Queen Con test Votes. Advertisement
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The old fashioned Grosgrain is very popular and is being featured with the new caps. and the elaborate pannier draperies. ..
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 A smart little suit for general wear, can be made of Shantung silk. in old blue, with taupe Georgette crepe col lar, suffs and lining
 Ask your merchant for Queen Con test Votes. Sa eAdvertisement.)
 Tucks form effective trimmings for blouses and skirts. , e.,
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 Trim the new taffeta gown of two tones with black velvet 4 about snsineh wide. t,s ss
 Unique suffs and sleeves are gtie 4at- est things in the new gowns
 Color forms a considerable part in the new en.broideries.
 Lace will again hold sway.
 Double cape collars of tafeta on Georgette crepe gowns are very good.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
By MAY MANTON

are very attractive this year aql gingham with bands of plain mate-.ll makes useful morning dress. Co-1na epcnge shows some most attra -.lve piaids and 1t always makes a -a-- and good effect trimmed wiih na,
 One diagram shows the pattern iai1 out on material thirty-six inches wide and that l. ihe favorite width for linen. The other diagram is numbered to show you how the pieces are to be put together With the help nl rh. TWO there should be no diihcuity what ever in the making of the frock.
 First smooth the ratte.a out nicely fold the cloth lenathwise and lay the pattern out as indicated The seams are all allowed, therefore. yod have only 10 cut on the outside cd1cS oi the pattern. After pinning- cach part carefully into place cut neatly anl accurately along the edges of the nai- tern. then marx all the pcrforafion1 and nOtches a you always have Ioae. but also take care to m3fk the line of tiny Derforations near each edge with different color chalk or thread because these indicate the line on which you will haste and sew and you will want to recognize them at a glance. Garry the markings through to the undcrside with tailors tack5 that have Eeen described in previous lessons. then we will be ready to begin the work of making.
 As the first step. cut the openings for the belt because it is much easier to do this while the pieces are separate and before the seams are sewed. They are to be cut between the single per forations. You will find them in the front and in the back. To finish the edges you can either bind them or scallop them or underlace them.
 As the next step. get the pockets ready for use. In the picture the upper edges are scalloped but on the envelope there are directions for overfacing. The overfacing would be used fl the scallops are omitted. After finishing the upper edge in whichever way you prefer. turn the seams on the ends on the lower edges finder. then arrange over the fronts of the dress with the upper edges at the lines Q. pcrfOra- tions, haste into place and stitch carefully along each end and along tie lower edges. Next close the shoul- der and the undcr-arm seams. To do this. take up tiny seam on the right side. then turn. bdstc carefully and
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

Silk Marquisettes are in the world of fashion and are used to make lovely dress gowns.
 The bodices continue toward the basque styles, and the closer the fit. the better.
 Large shapes in hats are rapidly becoming popular-snd almost as many picture hats are shown in early spring styles as turbans.
 Ask your merchant for Queen Con test Votes. (Advertisement.l }
 There are many little touches in trimmings that gre entirely new such as pufTs, girdles and tunics on skirts. tassels hanging from the points of short eaton jackets. leather and metal trimmings and much lace at the collar and cuffs.
 Bonnet effects come first in the newness of the spring millinery.
 White wool skirts with bright tai feta bands that match the sport jacket or sweater are extremely good.
 Knit hats to match the beautiful sweaters of last spring are very good.
 Novelties in gloves will be very good. indeed.
 Some of the new veils are wonders landscape scenes are depicted in the more elaborate patterns.
 Ask your merchant for Queen Con- test Votes. (Adyertisement)
 White shoes and slippers in kids, feathers and satins will be leaders.
 White crepe de chine and Georgette crepe combine to make exquisite dresses for summer wear.
 Ruffles are noted in ;he spring frocks.
 Hemstitching continues to be popu- lar for trimming purposes.
 The newest sport hats are awning stripes, and the latest thing in straws is the Bangkok.
 Rainbow effects in tulle and chif- ions are lovely for evening wear
 There are very few dresses this spring with the old fashioned hem, the dresses are finished with a cord ing. puff or q band of velvet.
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 Leather coats and hats are the very best that the season offers.
 Boleros are noted on some of the spring frocks.
 Tailored skirts are either circular or laid in plaits.
 Fashion continues to make emphat- ic the demand for hand-embroidery on the blouses and gowns, in fact all garments.
 Paris, gives a new idea for blouses yelling brilliant silks with black or real dark GeOrgette crepe.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

three children and could not raise any of them, but since I have taken the Com pound I have a bright baby boy. l advise every suffering woman to try it and get relief. Ithas done wonders for me" Mrs. CATHARNE COOLING, 13S E. King Street, York, Pa.
 When a medicine has been successful in bringing health to so many, no woman has right to say without try ing it, "I do not believe it will help me-" There must be more than hun dred thousand women in this country who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven whatwonders Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound can do for weak and ailing women. Try it and see for yourself.
 If there are any complications you don't understand, write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., (confidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

Se74 GVth BGsfiHe Line and Added Seam AHo7paHce) Child's Dress. 4 to s
 years.
 10 lauader but the pockets are little unusual in shape. the belt is passed through openings made for the pur- pose and these two features separate il from the generality and give it touch of distinction. In the picture. it is made Of white linen and the edges are scalloPed. That finish is a very pretty as well as a very fashionable one and the scallops do not mean
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

Fur icGSfner.
 fell the lining over the seams. Place the =leeves in the aril-holes with the seams at the notChes and the single perforations al the shoulder seams but for this take up only single seam on the wrong side taking care to sew neatly along the pcrforations. Bind the seams with a narrow strip Of bias lawn or of seam binding that can be purchased ready for use. Turn up under the dress and tack into place at the shoulder seams. Finish the free edges of the collar with the scallops fl you are using them or with your trimming material and arrange over the dress with the center backs and notches meeting. Underlace both the collar and the dress with a narrow strip of Lias material. either scallop the front edges or trim them. Line the beit with the material and finish th> edges either with the scallops or with trim- ming. and slip it through the openinys you have made for the purpose. Work tuttonholes in the right iron: )f yhc dress and work one 5utton-hol~ iA the right end of the belt. Lap the right side o. the dress anl oi the belt over the left, the larger reriordtions exactly meeting.
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oi Inc lining. then join the outside to the lining along the lower eiges. Seal icr ne upper edges of the outside only. Now join the lining tn the sleeves with thc seams meeting the seams in the ,'rcves and bring the seams that join ti on on the right side Turn the oul side or scailoped portion up over the lining and over the seams. then stitch into place at the lower cd yes of the scallops. If you are making plain cuffs without the scallops. you will seam the outside to the sleeves and
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CARD CALENDAR


 Monday Musicale Club Y. w c. A. Feb. 2S.
 Elks' Leap Year Dance, Feb. 29. Womans Club Dance, Feb. 29. Ladies of Elkdom, Mar. l.
 Bowling Club, Mrs. Verfurth, Mar F Round Dozen Club, Mrs. Ruth, Mar z New Idea, Mrs Brown, Mar. 2. Joker Bridge, Mir and Mrs. Meyer, Mar 2.
 Needle Craft Club, Mrs Chain, Mar 3.
 Crochet Club. Mrs. Reardon, Mar. 3. Dorcas Club. Mrs. C. Marshall, Mar g..
 Methodist Aid, Mrs. Livingston, Mar A.
 Anona Club. Y. W. C. A.. Mar. 2. Anona Carnival Dance, Mar. T. St Johns Club, Mrs. O'Malley, Mar. 2 L. s. c. Musicale Presbyterian Church, Feb. 2S.
 Children Home Association. Mrs. Gaze Of Warren. Mar. l.
 Twentieth Century Club, Feb. 2e B;shcD Atwood was the guest of Dr. and Mrs Shine last week.
 Mrs W. B. Gohring entertained with q tea at the Country Club Friday The table vas beautifully decorated with sweet grass basket filled with apricot blossoms. and the guests each receiv- ed a grass basket filled with almonds as favors. A delicious luncheon was served, covers being laid for twelve It. Streminger of Douglas entertain ed parry of ten at the Country Club on Sunday to lunch.
 Mrs. Shine entertained with lunch con on Saturday afternoon at the Country Club, the guest of honor being her neice. Miss Randolph The how CTS were apple blossoms and Q deli cious six course luncheon was served. Covers were laid for ten.
 Mir. and Mrs James A. Flanagan. formerly of Douglas, are al home to their friends in Warren.
 The L. $. c. will entertain with a musicale at the Presbyterian Church, on Monday evening long and inter esting program has been arranged and the public IS cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

sew the second ;imc exactly on the line Of tiny perforations that indicates the seams
 A the next step. close the seams ot tEc slccves In exactly the same way.
 To make the cuffs with the scalloped finish cut the Things just like the out- eide Join the ends Ul the outside lnI
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
GIRLS AND2CHILDREN

unprecedented variety there deal of talk about the conditions but it is difficult discover real lack
 Undoubtedly great many and brown shades will be and there be few cors difficult obtain bat the general output beautiful varied and practical and what could desire
 The wonderful color effects that shown in cotton have been commented again and again but this really oudocs all predecessors that There wonderful coors teshoEn eabarne there silk and notable feature prevailing fashions be found really bright color used trimming with quieter that feature Torant
 group illustrated shows good designs excellent both for indoor and for
 School girls like the middy costume The and and extreme and be used for great different materials picture made of plaid eponge combined with white linen makes smart dress for the weather would be pretty made of plaid serge blue
 The bered blouse that is shown in S6I7 while m1dy any sense gives much the simplicity of line and The pockets make novel feature and pockets that hang delight the girls heart while they exceedingly The model will be found good both the present well the would attracivey in cotton gabadne pque gaaea and Is equally good for and fabrics of such
 Norfolk always liked and the norfolk always becoming shown here has prey shaped yoke big
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

found It to De all you say it is. I was so sick that 1 could not stand at my sink to wash dishes and l could not sitwithout a pillow under me. l had tn e doctor every few days but since I have taken the Com pound l don't have to send for him I have had
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

The buttons and bu.ton-holcs mate c very pretty and a very fashionable closing and also they arc Practicai, for when the dress requirc- to be washed and ironed. it ran be opened out flat in a way that renders Il exceedingly easy tU handle
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

great amount of labor. but as a matter of course. if a simpler dress K wanted
 it can be finished with straieht stitched edges or with bands of ma terial or with any trimming thar may be liked. There are a great many pretty materials and suitahle ma terials for this iIock. The sins hams
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

The young men of the Presbyterian church gave a social on Friday even- ing at the church and the amusement for the evening was games and music Sandwiches and coffee were served to fifty guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

patch pockets. In the picture, it is made of navy blue gabardine with trimming of soldiers blue broadcloth. The color combination is smart one. the combination of materials also is good and altogether the suit is most attractive.
 Of course coats are needed for the spring season for VIC have a great many cool days and rainy days. There are three excellent models in the group. one designed for the older girls and two for the little tots. The older girls coat is shown in cheviot and cheviot is sturdy sensible good ma terial for coats of the sort. but it could of course be copied in serge or in any material of similar sort. The pockets are novel and the coat is a very loose and an easy one to slip on. Incl dentally. 1t Is an easy one to make too and consequently ithas a great many features to commend 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
HOW TO MAKE A CHILD'S DRESS

TT IS none too early to he thinking
 about the summer frocks. For
 the younger children nothing is better than the one-piece style end this little model make an excellent example of that style It is a plain little garment, easy to make and easy
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

MI -. JOllAi AldIOll llOoo lS hOoAtoo fO Ia luncheon at the Country Club today.
 Mrs. j. T. Hood of Douglas honored MesGames Ochs, Taylor, Buckwalter, and Cocver of Bisbee with a luncheon last week ct her home in Douglas.
 The Country Club entertained with an infor ~ al party last evening. The music was exceptionally good. and dancing was enjoyed until a late hour
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 Miss Marie Bartlett was hostess to the St. Johns Club Monday evening ac the Y. W. c. A. Bishop Atwood of Phoenix was the guest of the evening.
 Mrs. Tom Marshall was hostess to the Dorcas Club on Thursday after noon. The guests spent the afternoon in sewing and were served with deli cious chicken salad. hot rolls. olives, cake, coffee and tea. Fourteen guests were served.
 Mrs. Flanagan entertained few young ladies at her home in Tomb stone Canyon. Wednesday afternoon, in honor of Miss Townsend of Tucson. The guests spent the afternoon in sew ing and buffet luncheon was served consisting Of salad, sandwiches. oceans cake and coffee. The guests were Miss Townsend Of Tucson, Miss Shel- ton Of Los Angeles, the Misses Mckee and Hodgson.
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 Mrs. Walter Gage will entertain the Childrens Home Protective Association al her home in Warren Wednesday, March 1.
 The Current Events Class of the Y. w. c. A. held a very interesting meet ing on Wednesday, when the topics of today and politics were discussed.
 Judge and Mrs. Sutter entertained a number of their friends with party al their home in Warren. on Saturday.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

The Womans Club held their regu- lar meeting and after short business session the afternoon was spent at music under the direction of Mrs Frankenbere The program for the af- ternoon included selections from five famous oneras. A selection was given from each of the operas and then 9 evnonSie of tho opera. The music was beautiful and greatly enjoyed by ell the members.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS

s74o Girls Middy Costume to be Shirred or Shocked. 10 to I4 years. s67I-A Girls Coat, s to I4 years. s73S Girls Norfolk Suit. to I4 years. S6I7 Girls Dress. s to I4 years. S5S2 Girls Coat. to years. S627-A Child Coat, to 6 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

meet al the Y. w. C. A.. Tuesday af ternoon. An interesting program has been prepared and a large attendance expected.
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 The St. Johns Guild was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Brown at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Leon- ard. Many attended and the final plans for the parish supper were com pleted. Cake, coffee and tea were served to a number of guests.
 Mrs. Vanderwalker was hostess to the Needle Craft Club at her home on Friday afternoon. The guests spent the afternoon in sewing, and were served with sandwiches, cake and cof- fee. The guests were mesdames Gun 6erson, Sutton, Davenport. Griffiths, Chain and Meyer
  The Joker Bridge Club was enter tained on Friday evening by MT. and Mrs. Chain. The evening was spent at auction and delicious refreshments were served to Mir. and Mrs. Meyers, Mir. and Mrs. Hubbard. MT. and Mrs. Griffith and Mir Wilson.
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 Mrs. NJ c. High honored Mrs. Laura B Hart of San Antonio, Tex, with a luncheon at the Y w. c. A. Those at the table besides the hostess and the guests of honor, were Mesdames Bai- ley, Ashby and Hoy. After the lunch con the guests enjoyed a motor trip around the District
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 Mrs. Cochran was hostess to the Methodist Aid at her home on Thurs day afternoon. The party was a Wash ington Party, and the decorations were flags, miniature hatchets and cherry trees. The entertainment for the af- ternoon was afforded by six small Georges" who sang a few of the old songs and, gave several appropriate readings. Salad, in the form of cher ries, and ornamented with hatchets, wafers and cherry cake were served with coffee and tea. About forty ladies were present.
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 Mrs. Cannon entertained the Baptist Ladies Aid at home last week, and the guest of honor for the afternoon was Mrs Harris, who plans to leave short ly for Tucson. The guests enjoyed the afternoon. and delicious refresh monte 1ypra carvpd
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27
EXTREME WEAKNESS
 AND SUFFERING
Read How Mrs. Goodling got
 Relief and Strength.

York. Pa.-"I have used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

Mrs. J. T. Hood of Douglas honored MesGames Ochs. Taylor, Buckwalter, and Cocver of Bisbee with a luncheon last week ct her home in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

May Manton Patterns for these De- signs may be obtained by sending 10 cents for each pattern wanted to the
 Fashion Department of this paper. Fashion Dept.
 Gentleman
 enclose for which send me the following patterns:
 Send Pattern No. o....... Size. .... Send Pattern No. o.. Size .... To (Name) .-................-- Street Snd No. No............... City. ............S State ........
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

Mrs. John Mason Ross is hostess 10 a luncheon at the Country Club today.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

attersl Laid on Material SC Inches Wide. NJ atetials Cf Other Widths
 will Require DiHc e-t Layouts.
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Mrs. Cannon entertained the Baptist Ladies Aid at home last week, and the guest of honor for the afternoon was Mrs. Harris, who plans to leave short ly for Tucson. The guests enjoyed the afternoon. and delicious refresh ments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

The Twentieth Century Club will meet at the Y. w. C. A.. Tuesday af- ternoon. An interesting program has been prepared and large attendance expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

The Country Club entertained with an infor al party last evening. The music was exceptionally good, and dancing was enjoyed until late hour
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

Judge and Mrs. Sutter entertained a number of their friends with party al their home in Warren, on Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-27

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