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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
Masonic Installation

Masonic installation
Mansfield Chapter No. l22, r.
A. NJ, installed Saturday even.
ing, the new officers being:
H. B. Paul, High Priest.
Dr.. W. S. Calhoun, King.
w. G. Coday, Scribe.
N. j. Craig, Captain of the
Hosts.
O. l.. Robinett, Principal So
journer.
G. H. Robinett, Royal Arch
Captain.
J.E. Craig, Secretary.
p. w. Newton, Treasurer.
j. A. Hylton, Master of the
Third Veil.
DR.. j. A. Fuson, Master of the
Second Veil
G.. A. Stephens, Master of the
First Veil
John Harvey, Sentinel
Prof. j. a, Hylton acted as in
stalling officer.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
When You Buy Flour

If you want a tirst.class Flour,
ask for the Kansas Diamond,
Bull Dog, or Crescent brands.
You will find them fer sale by j.
d. Reynolds, and the Cash Mer.
camille Co, at bottom prices.
Every sack guaranteed. Do not
fail to call for these brands when
you are in need of Flour.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06

Pleurlsy pains are located Just below
the short ribs. l.umbaso affects the
same region but toward the back. BAL
LARD'S SNOW LlNIMENT is the rem
edv in either case. Ii rubbed in thor
oughiy il eases pam, relaNes the mus
cles and the patient can move about
freely and comfortably. Price DC, o)c
and Sl.O o per bottle. Sold by all deal
srs.-Ady.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06

The Habit of Taking Cold

With many people taking cold is q
habit, hut fortunately one that is easily
broken, Take a cold sponge bath ev-
cry morning when you first get out OF
bed-not ice cold, but a temperature OF
about sos F. Also sleep with Your win.
dow up. Do this and You will seldom
take cold. When You do take cold take
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and get
rid OF it as quickly as possible, Obtain
able everywhere ADV.
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Go to A. Glenn & Son

For Wagons, Buggies, Farm lmple-
ments, Stoves. Ranges, Best Wire Fence,
Sewing Machines, Shelf and Heavy
Hardware. A.Glenn Il Son, Mansfield.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
Chamberlain Cough Rene.
DIV Most Efectual

II have taken a great many bottles OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and ev-
cry time it has cured me. l have found
it most effectual for a hacking cough
and for colds. After taking it a cough
disappears" writes J.R. Moore,
Lost Valley, Ga. Obtainable everywhere
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
Look! Listen! Read!

Buy the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Re
public, and Globe-Democrat every Sat
urday and Sunday OF Elmer Nichols
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
ATTENTION. FARMERS.

Why pay the Old Line lnsur.
ance company $1,000 per thous
and when you can insure in the
Wright Co. Mutual at actual cost?
Address f. W. Yocum, Mountain
Grove, Mo.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
NNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF

The Mirror ia authorized to announce
JOHN W. STEPHENS
OF Mountain Grove Township as a can,
didate Tor Sheriff OF Wright County,
subject to the will OF the Republican
voters at the August primary
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-01-06
You Can
Not

Draw the line too sharply when yo1 get your eyes fitted
There is only ONE pairo of glasses that will tit your eyes. APP
proXimate fitting should not be considered should not even
be referred to-When dealing with such delicate organs.
1T is not fair to your eye, nor to your pocketbook, to
make the mistake of paying for glasses that are not ground
for your own individual eye requirements. No matter what
degree OF merit they may possess as glasses, you have paid
dearly for them unless they are ground absolutely accurate
" to correct the defect. and give YOU perfect comfort while
you are wearing them.
To furnish these requirements. the person to whom you
entrust your eyes must be fully capable of not oniydetecting
the slightest irreguldrity Of theeye- but be imposition toove
see the making of your lenses. and Overseeing them, knows
how they should he ground. As everyone knows DONOVANS
alone possess the ability, facilities and knowledge for hand
ling every detail of your case from the moment nt beginning
the examination to the time Of delivery of the tnshe1 lenses.
Here every operation OF grinding is under the personal sup
eryision of Dr. Donovan, assuring you thu highest degree of
satisfaction Consultation Free by
DR.. w. F. Donovan
3O6 South St., Springfield. "A Year to Try Them"
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ST. Edwards Catholic

Solomon high mass at midnight,
followed by benedictiOn of The Most
Blessed Sacrament.
Rev. n. p Hahn, celebrant, sermon
by Rev. George Mari of Columbia
University of Portland
There will be three masses on
Christmas day at s, and 10 o'clock,
a. m The following is the program
for the midnight mass:
Mass in G. by Harrison Willard.
Kyrie, choir.
Christi elesion, soprano solo by Mrs.
Longley.
Gloria in Excelsis, choir.
Qui TOLLS, soprano solo, Mrs. Longley.
Quoniam Tu Solus, quartet, Mrs.
Longley Mrs. Grant, Mr.. Riser, Mr..
Koob.
Offertory, Veni Creator
Bass solo, Mr. Koob
Tenor solo, Mr. Riser.
Quartet and choir.
CredO, choir.
Contralto solo, Miss Teasdale.
ct Incarnatus est, Mrs. Longley.
Cuius Regni, Mr. Riser.
ct Imam Sanctum, Mr.. KoOb.
Sanctus, choir.
Soprano solo, Mrs. Longley.
Benedictus, choir.
Tenor solo, Mr.. Riser.
Agnus Del, choir.
Soprano solo, Mrs Longley
Tenor solo, Mr.. Riser.
AID este Fidelis, quartet
Benediction
Members Of choir: Soprano, Mrs. c.
/ o. Longley Mrs. F. W. Beckwith, j
/ Claussen; cOntralto, Mrs H. r. Grant
Miss Nellie Teasdale; tenor, Mr.. A. L
Riser, Eugene Wahl, Emory Benoit
bass, Mr.. G. w. Koob, Mr.. M. A. Koh.
las, E. ]. Ahearn; organist, Nellie A
4 Teasdale
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GENERAL ADVERTISING
Serial No. 01S62S.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, u S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, October
81, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that on No
vember 10, 1897 A. ]. Harrell made
Forest Lieu Selection No. II, now
serial No. O1S62S, under the act of
June 4, 1897, go Stat, 36), for the
following described tracts of lands,
then unsurveyed but now surveyed
SEA NEA section II, S1b NWA
SWH NEA, E1a SWA, E1b SEA, sec
ton "a, NJ NWA, NWH NE4, sec
ton 25 NWA NWA, section 26, town
ship 16 south, range 10 east, Boise
meridian, and on July 81, 1916, the
Utah Construction Company, of Ogden,
Utah, filed an application to substi-
tute, by amendment, the NEE NW15
in lieu of the SWA NWA, section "a,
said township and range, said com
pany claiming to be the transferee of
the selected lands.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands above described, de,
string to object because of character
of the land, or for any other reasons
to the disposal to the applicant, should
file their affidavits of protest in this
object on or before the 23rd day OF
January, 1917
BEN r. GRAY, Register
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First Church of Christ, Scientist

23O Third avenue east. Sunday ser
vices II a. m. and 8 p. m. Subject Of
Bible lesson for December "a, "Christ
Jesus. Sunday school convenes at
10 a m. Wednesday evening meetings
at which testimonies of healing in
Christian Science are given begin at
8 o'clock The reading room in the
church is open from $3.50 to 4:30 p.
m. every day except Sundays and boli-
days. Here Christian Science litera-
ture may be read and obtained.
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Ascension Episcopal.

There '@~ be special Christmas
services next Sunday night or Christ
mas eve at twelve o'clock. No SER
vice can be more proper and impress
sive than for Christian people to meet
in the House of God for worship at the
hour which we commemorate as the
time of the Holy Nativity. No day car
ries within itself greater significance
for Christians than does Christmas;
how meet and right it is then that
we begin this holy day in holy way.
The program that has been prepared
for this service is as follows:
1. Processioned: at came upon tie
midnight clear" j. B. Dyke.
2. TIE Deum Dudley Buck) Solos:
Mrs. Tucker Drs. Higgins and Leigh.
ton.
3. The Kyrie, Mendelsohn.
4. Gloria Tibe, Gounod.
5. 90 Come, let us adore Him"
Reading.
g. Nazareth by the choir, Gounod
Z. Solo, by Mr.. Wilton Peck.
8. Agnus Del
8. Hymn
TO- Gloria-XII Mass, Mozart.
IL. Recessional, "Sing, o Sing, this
Blessed morn, unto us a Child is
born"
AS it is difficult to accommodate
the large congregation that generally
come to our midnight Christmas SER
vice, please try to come early so as
to avoid confusion and irreverence.
Christmas carols will be sung for fiji
teen minutes before the service, which
begins promptly at II o'clock. q
Offering-fOr charity.
There will be a Christmas program
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since the German allies brought forth
their proposals 10 dispel the gener-
ally prevalent belief that such an &C
ton on the part of President Wilson
would be unacceptable to the entente
powers.
British embassy officials declared
they were utterly taken by surprise
we're wholly unable to explain it and
We're emphatic in their statement that
no exchanges whatever had passed
through the embassy here as a pre-
liminary.
The wish and hope of the German
powers that President Wilson would
intercede in some way has long been
bell known and has been conveyed in
different ways to the White House.
The attitude of the entente allies, as
expressed by their statesmen and
certainly until recently in official adj
vices to the American government, has
been that a peace offer by the Uni
ted States would be considered al
most the next thing to unfriendly.
All that. however, was before the
German allies, of their own accord,
brought forward their proposals for
discussion of peace President Will
son specifically says in the notes he
is somewhat embarrassed in making
the suggestion at this particular time
because 1t may now seem to have
been prompted by desire to play
part in connection with the recent
overtures of the central powers"
10 the central powers the president
says his action was in no way "sug-
gested" by the Teutonic proposals. !
while to the entente allies he says his
note is lin no way associated with
them"
To both sets of belligerents he SAYS
ne would have delayed offering il
until those overtures had been answer 4
ed but for the fact that it also con-
Germs the question of peace and may
thus be considered in connection with |
other proposals, which have the same
end in view"
Diplomatists consider it incredible
That the president would bring for
ward such a proposal at such a time
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First Presbyterian Sabbath School

lISJ EIeSDy UtIldu oaDDdJn ocnOOl
"The Nativity" most beautiful
representation of the events connected
with the birth of Christ, will be given
in the High school auditorium on Sab
bath evening, Christmas eve. This
consists of four scenes; The Temple
scene the Annunciation scene, the
Shepherd S scene and the Wise Men
scenes The whole story of the an
nunciation and birth of Christ are
graphically set forth in Scripture mar
rative, accompanied by chants and Sc
cred songs, led by the orchestra. About
forty-five young people win take
part, most of them in appropriate cos
tunes, representing Zacharias, the An
gel Gabriel, Mary, the Shepherds, the
wise men and the angels This Is
most beautiful and striking represen-
tation of the Scripture story.
Mr.. Boyd II. Fuller is superintend-
ent; Miss Geneva Stafford has charge
of the production and Mr.. Theodore
Rowcliffe leads the orchestra. The
treat will be given out in the morn
ing, and the scholars and several
classes will make glad many unfortun-
ate homes, believing that it is more
blessed to give than to receive"
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CUBA'S SUGAR YIELD
GREATEST ON RECORD

NEW YORK-Cuba's sugar yield for
1916-1917 will be a record-breaking
one, according to cable advices re-
ceived here by the Federal Sugar Re
filming company. The current crop
will amount to 3,566,0O0 tons as COM
pared with 3,OOS,OOO tons last year
and 2,5O0,245 in the previous season
according to the messages. The large
output is attributed largely to favor
able weather.
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Methodist Church

Methodist Episcopal school
at 10 a. m. Morning service at il a.
m; subject, "The Incarnation. " Bar
araca class for young men at p. m.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m. Christ
mas program by the Sunday school at
1880 P. m. Bible study and prayer
service Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. c. L.
Bent, minister.
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unless he had reason to believe il
would receive respectful consideration
at the hands of all the belligerents
and above all, would not prejudice the
position of the United States as a pos
sible mediator
The German embassy view. consist
emily hopeful that proposals of the
central allies would lead to a discus
sion of peace, was expressed in this
authorized statement by Count Bern
storff, the German ambassador:
mo" said he. 81 am perfectly con-
WINGED that there will be a confer
ence"
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for the children Sunday evening at
1880 O'Clock, at which, in accordance
with the doctrine it is "more blessed
to give than to receive" the children
will make offerings instead of securing
presents. A free will offering Of
grown-up visitors will be taken, the
proceeds to go to the Associated Char
tiles. The public is invited
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splendid opportunity for quick money
making to someone who will apply his
time to putting the land in better con-
dition.
also have a good forty on the north
side that is for sale cheap and on good
terms. c. A. Robinson, Rooms l and
?, Bank & Trust Building. ADV.
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Christian Church

A white Christmas for the minis
terial relief, will be observed Sunday
night at the Christian church instead
of a Christmas tree. The various
Sunday school classes will bring Of
ferings and gifts, which will be for
warded to the Ministerial Relief as
ISOLATION of the Christian church at
Minneapolis. In connection a pro-
gram is being arranged in which there
will be many musical numbers. read
ings and recitations. The details have
not all be arranged but an evening of
pleasure and innocent enjoyment is
assured.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1916-12-21

HAVE TWO EIGHTIES NEAR
STATION ON SOUTH SIDE TRACT
THAT l WILL SELL ON EASY
terms to the right parties.
One of these propositions offers
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A White Christmas - will be OBJ
served at the Methodist church Sunday
evening, the numerous classes making
the contributions and reports. There
will be numerous songs and recita-
lions by members of the classes and
music by the orchestra. A reading APP
propriate for the season by Mrs. Ivan
Price will be a feature.
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AMERICA DRAWING NEARER
VERGE OF WAR

Continued From Page u
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TWIN FALLS CHURCHES
TO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS.
Xmas Program Baptist church

Xmas Program Baptist Church
The Baptist church will hold its
Christmas celebration Monday night.
There will be Christmas tree and
a program not yet completed, consist
ing of songs, reeitations and music.
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FOR THE KIDDIES.

TOYS-Although in a limited variety, are be-
ing sold at great reduction Crib blankets.
bath robes, bath robe sets, sweater suits and
bed room slippers, are among the various
practical gifts we have
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915.



Financial journals have recently
taken up the cudrles OF the farmer.
dissipating the growing suspicion
that the tillers OF the soil have heon
succumbing to the temptation Of sud
den prosperity and burning UP much
gasoline in JOY riding,
The evidence that has been gather
ed, reports the Washington Post,
shows that the farmer has lost nonn
OF his thrift. While II Is true that
the purchases of automobiles for the
rural districts are enormous, 1t has
been found that many Of the farmers
are using the motors for farming
purposes.
The rural demand for merchandise
and material is about normal, consid-
ering the buying power of the farm
er, but his standard Of living has adj
vanced in pace with the improved
standard OF farming.
A banker dealing in farm mort
cages points out that the supply OF
mortgages Is about as usual, but that
more persons want to purchase them
The only alleged extravaganza that
has been uncovered against the farm.
er is to be found in the sudden in
crease in the automobile trade In the
farming sections. and the fnancieIs
have definitely concluded that thu
tillers of the soil are saving more In
time and cost Of upkeep and gasoline.
The farmer is as thrifty as ever. He
is turning the luxuries Of the city
into the necessities OF the agricultur.
al sections.
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A Mnn.

The Grant County Press recently ex-
pressed itself editorially as follows and
nc one can successfully contradict
what it says about Congressman How
ard Sutherland in the editorial:
Among the reminders of the late pri-
mary in our Office is picture OF How
ard Sutherland that yet adorns our
window. Don't particularly know why
We have left it hanging there, but we
have, and il is rarely that any one
comes N hut that they make some re-
mark concerning the original, and
usually it is to the effect that "He is
q man" Sutherland has gained a
hold upon the people Of this state such
IS no other has possessed for years.
There is something about the fellow
that simply draws you to him. You
have faith in him. you admire him,
and you feel that you are in the pres
ence Of one who is bundle OF energy;
a person Of ability and one who &C
complishes results. Then again, one
feels perfect freedom In calling upon
him for any service that he can render
you at our national capitol. You know
you are going to get what you ask II
IL is in tho power of mortal man to do
1t and you feel that Sutherland not
only considers II his duty, but his
pleasure to aid you. Then. you know
NE Is straight: you know he is canable:
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you know he is fearless, all OF which
makes you realize that he Is man.
and in this day and generation when
one possesses the qualities that, the
mention Of whom. inyoluntarily brings
forth the expression "he is d man. :
he can have the satisfaction OF know
Ing that he has performed well the
duties allotted to him In his sphere
Of life. Everyone has n good word for
Sutherland one can 70 way back
into our mountains; there they know
az hiru In all homes, tho rich, the
poor, the high, the low. feel that there
Is common bond Of fellowship exist
Ing between them and Howard suth-
erland and tho desire TO see him IN the
Uniter States Senate Is 50 strong that
no force win be able TO defeat him.
Yes. he is q man.
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THE DAILY
NOVELET
TINE YELLOW CARBUNCLE.
! like the Indian summer well,
It is a time Of cheer.
Although own ! cannot tell
Exactly when it's here.
lThIs Woke mystery.l

>
John Whatsoever, with curious jerky
movements, was hanging out the fam
lily wash. 1t was windy day Of the
year 1872. and every now and then
the ends of Jasons nccktie would
blow out Of his vest and down the
back Of his neck.
An observant onlooker would have
noticed something curious about the
mans proceedings. There were only
three pieces in the wash, and one was
red, one was white and one was blue.
A red oyershlrt. u white undershirt.
and Il blue-ahem. jason Whatsoever
hung them up in that patriotic order.
red, white and blue.
Barely were they Tutoring on the
line when martial music was heard.
and a fife and drum corps led COM
pany Of soldiers down the alley. At
the first sound. Jason seized a spade
and began digging furiously in a cor
ncr OF tho yard.
BY the time the soldiers had pass
cd, he had dug hole three feet deep.
AS the last strains died away, he be-
gan filing 1t up again. completing the
work nj five minutes to six.
ITO the reader sending in the first
correct solution of The Yellow Car
buncle" an authentic splinter from
Captain Kids false limb will be pre-
scntcd)
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Tho formation OF q large Harrison
County Hughes Club ls scheduled fer
tonight a. the court house, u8 hua bGrn
previously announced BY the Telo-
gram.
Rcpuhlicans throughout the county
! should realize the importance Of the
movement. Concerted action on tho
part III tho rank and file OF the party
In conjunction w!,h that Of tho county
committee win sul!dlfy tho party to
the magnitude Of Gibraltar strength
and result in q campaign whose cf-
cuctiyeness will prove so invUIncrablo
as not to be approached BY the enemy
1t ia in the alI' everywhere that this
Is u Republican year and since tho
| Overwhelming Republican triumph In
Maine Monday and tho air has been
uurcharged with tho assurance that
similar triumphs VIII follow nll over
the country tho least OK which will
not DO In Harrison county. In Wow
Of this, every Republican in the coun-
" should place himself In position to
comes from party triumph and to feel
after the election is over he has done
his part in bringing about such VIC
wa 1hBHAAls N'l'AA VI Nft I Tue IeSSlNt
party should join the Hughes club as
he represents their principles and
views as thoroughly AS Col Roosevelt,
their great national leader. while
President Wilson does not. The Demo-
Gratis who believe in true Amcricanism
and are disguised with the weakness
of tho Wilson policies and the failure
of the administration to measure up
to true American standards and ideals
should join the Hughes club aud be-
come publicly active in rcscuing tho
nation from its present pItlablc plight.
All these are most cordially invited to
Join the club.
There should be a great outpourlug
Of voters, young and old. 10 join the
club and thus march hand in hand
through the campaign and to victory
November Z next.
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HoNEYCoNiB TOWELS. .............8Fo FOR 3sc
Size 15x31 lnches neat red borders.
csc TURKISH BATH TOWELS q FOR e7c
Size 22x44 inches Hemmed ends, very alb
sorbent, pure bleach.
HENNIED NTERCERIZED NAPKINS csc DOZEN
Size 20x20 inches. Small floral patterns neat
ly hemmed.
$3.50 CROCHET QUILTS. observation-disclosures. S1.50
Extra size and quality. Hemmed ends, large
variety of scroll, medallion and floral designs.
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Georgett, Crepe de Chine, ex-
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AT $3.50 - Handsome Blouses
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At S3.0s - Crepe-de-chiue
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AT S3.Os = Exquisite White
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bar:s of embroidery and fine
laces.
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AT $6.5O-Blouses of fine Radi-
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net and crepes. Colors: White
and Black. Many have touch of
color.
AT 1925 AND S2.5O-A large
line of new Blouses to select from,
made of fine voile and dainty laces.