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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31
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Get itore og berIige ! Sri.
tenoomme eller ben friltne
Geligion CT, at ben ialtbol0er %
9Guoer D~tenneifets oprin0eIige
S0eal og . ~etemmeIe og
tillige . er Sci og fenter
&rRter, iaa WfenneIfet troos
Spn0 og 5oroerpelie fun lin
berlige 8eitemmelie : euig So.
tigbeo 1 CUBS Sam Jun D.
Oct itOre Og berIige ! Reor-
mationen er, at Den ~faitbolOer,
3en0er og leOer tiIba9e til ben
oprinoelige 4ritenoom NJ,
booroeo WtenneIfet troos Spno og
Soro9roelie after timber Bel til
6refi e o9 iaar Raaoe til at MAJ
i'm geitemmelie it Si0 % @oigbeo.
vi paaorie, b~oorIeoes Wtenneife-
ilegten ira SDnoefnloets Dag al
neo igennem 5i6erne uanilegteoe
ira fit S6eal og tabte bet al Sigte,
oct ffaI ri fife inolaoe os paa
Der. 8i oil blot iorisge Der at
padpege, bpor langt ielb SUBS no
oaIgte Ssrael pna ariiti Eio par
tonunet bort ira Soealet.
Wenneifets 9ooeOfriitelie er og
bor nltio o9ret @goisme elIer at
isge fig ielp. 8erpeo neoItemmes
Soedlet: 8u ifaI elife Serren Din
@uo al bele oft Sierte. SigI og
Sino oe Din 9nite iom big ieIu.
Oerme6 tubes Nuligbeoen for b r
felig Snn6serfenoeIie, og
geien bones for @genretferOigbe0,
fslgeLig bliDer ser ingen
Erong til en- 5relfer iom Sc
Jus, innot Nenneife og SUBS Ssn.
Get Ieoeroe Barti paa ariiti 5io
mangIeoe life religiss Cans. 5ori-
ieerne BAR meget religigie. Oct les
81. q. Of at De ltoo i Spnagoger
Og paa @aoebisrner og 6a0 (Dt. 6,
81 og al oeres 5nite (8. 16). De
afIfpeoe @uosbeIpotteIie (4et. 8, 81,
De boIot uoer Sabbatens S~elligbol--
oeIfe (t2, p, De Ifpeoe Omgang
meo SoLoere og Spn0ere C9f. l.
SO; 10, q.
Wen miot / eller troos oeres
Geligisiitet bar Be egenf9r.
Iige: Seq tuffer Dig @uO, ioroi
ieg life er iom De andre Menne-
ifer" oip. of. is, ~. Canine
Steo piier, at De par egenret.
e roige (pioere st. 10, 90;
16, f5). 7esitoen par De penge.
gerrige 0uf. t6, Ia; 20, AID.
6ermeo bpngte oct iammen, at
De uar ioroiifiinoeoe og baDoe fun
Drug for en- 3riitus, Der par Ia
Dios Ssn" og life SUBS 5sn (1Rt.
%, 42).
0g buorleoes ielpe Solicit par
itillet, 0erom fnar Ri ct Begreb,
naar pi logger Wprfe til, Of De
piloe tage Seius meo Magt %
ggre BAN til aonge, oa ban bnuOe
beIpiit De 5000 / grfenen (So5.
6, f5).
aSoaoan par 1ilitanoer, oa Sc
ius fom. Der oar Dog ltnotagelier,
bpa0 b[. a ifsnnes al at Seius
| fin gierggpr9oifen benDenote Jig
til Dem, Der ,,bunsreOe og tsrIteoe
eiter meteorological" Oct par iaa'
oanne, Iom bap6e faitbolot Soc
alet, life neoitemt Jororingen, %
Be iaa, at be fitnoe fun nan at bun. !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

gre og terlte erter oct, uoen boil-
fet Be fife fltnoe pere iolige.
Saa fom Seins, ben itore BRO
fet og 9erer. San 9epoeOe BET OPP
rinoeIige MenneifeiOeaI. beooeOe
oct / Gin og 2ere: Seq er life
fomnlen for at neobrp0e 9ooen %
8rofeterne; ieg er life fommen ior
at ~heobrp0e. men for at %nllOfomme"
io9oe ban. 90 til fine 0iiciple it'll
Ieoe ban 6%ororin9en: vgPrer Julio
fomne, Iieeiom eoers 5ooer er iuIO-
fommen." @ier9preoifenen).
Den oi maa lutte bette afinit
meO blot at iige, at meo BET lam
me, iom SoeaIet faIt6olOtes til
5uIofommenbeo, pRrne0es Der
ON pirfeGig 5reIie og Sa-
ligbeo for Spnoere, bon0e De fine.
re % De arooere. Obi 5reIie be-
itoar life / at o9re reIigiss, life /
at fomme / Simmelen, men / at
fonme Scr iom rene % bellige
Menneifer, Ser fan uere Ipffelige /
5omfuno meo 8l1o.
9porfor M 0enne SrloIe0ning?
So, foroi &eformationen er en-
5i~lbagepenoen til Den opriuoelige,
ianoe &riitenoom. og Tor at paa-
pfc, at Der er intet mt urt6er
Solen", ri merer, ingen me III
uigelier ira Soealet % ira 6rel'
lens 8ei.
8ilitan0en I airfen, oa 9utber
og hans Neobielpere irenrtoo, bar
life meeet forifeIIie ira SilitanOeu
poo ariIti Gi0. Oct er meget rant
menoe, bpao @runOtoig Tiger ON
8ilitonoen be0 &eiormotionens
6rembruo:
Serrens BOG bar lagt paa Spleen,
I@bentpr / &irfen 100,
.6or en- 4rone, for en- 8DI0en
I6immerig til ials Be boo;
ISm6beos 9ps og aoriets Orb
gar iom iutfet neO / Serb,
iAt Be ifltloe Ell forosmme
l9aoelegl og Munfeoremme.
Oct er ina alminoeIigt, naar Ia
len er ON SiIitanoen ! Rirfen nPlt
foruo for Reformationen, oa at
Ipege paa Soban .5et5eIs frGffe hi
~Iaosbanoel, og oct fan 10 OGre rig
tig nof, Tor iaa oiot oenite 6nnOel
Ipnr oct grooeite ltoilag al Den Der
Iffenoe 5tlitano / 4irfen; % Dot
Ioor ben, Der oreu 2utber til al
Itrroe dnbent o9 offentlfa iran inoo
IOnoet.
Men SfaOen itnt lanat opbere
Serrens 8o9, gfbclen. Dltos Cro
par lagt paa s0ploen, OF Oct par
life alene 9egfolfet, Der life ban.
De 4ogang til at l9ie 8uOs Oro.
9i6elen par life operiat paa lSolfes
Iiproget, iaa ielo ON De baUoe Gait
40qang til en- 9ibel, fililoe De life
|baoe lpit OF ioritaaet 0ens Sno
BOLD. Men ogiaa DC ieroe lag6a
9fbelen paG 0glOen. 0erior er
Den Omitpn6ig6e6, at 2lit)er life
'bapoe let en- 9ibel ier ban unoer
lit Stitoilim peo l%lnioeriitetet / Or
furt ian0t en- / 9ibliotefet Der, BE.
bis nof.
% meo 9i6elen lagt paa 6Dl-
ben bar Soenlet tabt. Menneifets
oprinOelige Noel og Subs 9oDS
.5ororing fenotes life. Derme0 par
oirfelie SpnOserfenOeIie Og 6epioit
Irang till 6relie ogiaa tabt, life
at tale ON Seien irem til 5reI-
ie.
Og boao bar 4aragen til
oenue 8ilitano2 @nnife iimpelt bet
tie, at airfen, iarlig Oens leoenOe
@enO, troos 0eres Geliaisiitet O5
airfeligbeo, oar iaIoen ior Den
gomle 6riiteIie til Ggoisme, til at
@enneifet. fig ielO, / @ltos
tSteo.
Soealet bar neoitemt, ino oct
RenneIfe peo egen araft
funoe naa oct; ggenretfgroigbeo
on @prniuoshefIiohe0 ilorere0e, ina !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

Den oct fortelles JONI iiffert, at
Eouien inort efter fin anfomit tn
&ibor0 pod0t Briarcns 5iaio / oen
l@rao. 5nn 6lsa 5rlgt til at pro-.
lbife eloterfirfen boer 5snoas
til Aitennng.
5ilIebet til hons grnoifener
bIep imioIertio mart iao iterft. og
grpoifantens S~n0iIpoelie pon
9efoIfnin9en ioa isinefnlOenoe, at
Brioren fortrso, at ban baooe al.
pct bom ioa itor 5ri5eo, % ~begsnote
at ipeflllere oper, 6porGeOes ban
funoe 6rirge BAN til 3ousbes.
Den MI bapoe Iouien pnnoet
Snoflpoelie, iaa ban | en- Breoifen
fortalte fine TiIberere, boilten So.
re ban fopoe0e / og bo6 ON oeres
9eifptte1ie. 0enne bIeu bam itrofs
tiliagt, 6poreiter ban toe afifeo
meo @Ioiteret, afIng0e i'm Oroens-
6ro9t oo tog 9olig / EN- nniet Dor
gers $us.
% ban mangIeoe life 9ofaIe at
preoife /. Heftoren oeo 2ntinifu.
len, Sofob Sfienning, ser tiIlige
par 8rei. pea It. Sans 9irfe,
eao bon 2op III at preoife / Den.
ne, men nen bier mart ior lille til
at rumlme Silhererifarel1, ioa SUBS.
ticneiteu mautte bolOes paa airfe.
goar6erL Door 1nuien iao prGoife.
De ira en- Iroppe, Der fsrte til
8aarnet.
Sioen 'srleoe por9erne Tor, at
ban fif efagau9 I'll Den rummeIige
8roobreorefirfe 0}unfene iperreOe
airfens Gore. men 9or9ernc
iprangte Dem.
3 OCTOBER 1926 uoiteote 9on9
I5reoerif oen 6erite ct 9eIfprmelies.
breo for Gouien oe uonppnte Sam
til lin aopellan oo9 iaale0es, at
ban iorelobig maatte bIiue / 81.
BORG o9 prpOifeoe Der.
SpGnoingen blep ite0ie itprferc.
Is Mai 1927 Inmleoes Spllanos
Breiter @ibor9 for at lng9e
IRaao 90 ON, bpoo man itillOe 90.
re for at iton6ie ben npe 9eprgelie.
9~iifoppen i 8iborg, Ssrgen
I6riis, ienote i'm S%lotsberre meo
noaIe beopbneoe Solooter mo /
airfen, meoenS 3altien prT6ifeoe,
for at fsre ban ianeen til Siipe-
gdar0en.
Taa SGotsberrens Bedding ON
at isfee meo, ipnreoe 3aufen:
Sen itoor Der en- bsiere 5erres
3ieneite; men raar ie9 er iproig,
itaI ies, bpis g%iifoppen snifer oct,
fonme til bam."
S~lotsberren trueoe nle0 at brn.
I9e Wa9t; men 9orgerne floffeoes
ON Vrpoifeitolen, meoens apinoer.
ne lob biem efter 8aaben til bent
9iipens 6olf mantte Tortr9He.
Tnuien oatot mart belle 9Dens
gefolfning Tor Refopmationens Sag
iaa ftI0itpnoiq, at aongen I 1929
mente, at gan fiinoe nnop9res |
@iborg, % fal6te BAN til asben'
bann, bpor ban ooerorog BAN at
prnoife NifoIai 9irfe.
Souien inoretteoe itrafs @nos.
tieneIten i Hifolni 9irfe pna III.
tberif 8is meo baaoe Br9oiten
og Salmeione poa Iaooersmaolet.
Selp 6igteOe ban nogle Salmer.
Ger bleu mart itor 5illtrsmnln9
til 3auiens 8lt6stieneiter ogioo Der
SopeOItnoen.
Zen religlgle 8eoggel1e lane
mart 2sre i De electromagnetic Sc.
benbaonerc, ioa @engoen brso inc
t airferne, Hog Selgenbilleoer itn
og 9orgerne iatte i9einem meO
Magt, at ingen uoen euan9eliife
Qrp0ifanter MATTE praoife / no.
gen al gpens @irfer.
1880 bolotes Der Serreoag !
ae6enbaun, bpor 1aitien o9iaa mso.
re % 81. a. operrafte aongen Zoe
40 fs6enbaonife artifler", Ell eoall'
aeliif TrosbefenOelie, buis 5ooeo
foriatter z. bar.
1alrien blep @enitano Tor 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

! Oen Ddr ot afla9t 0en 9o0e Sez
.fenOeIie ior marge gioner paa DOR
8onfirmationsoag. Bet er innot,
.Aon0 SIR. Hicaro ipn9er:
|gor 3ro, Den er Dor 6ortios Arp,
ben ItanOer Ell alene,
en- %t1iinOoori9 60, bnis Roru
emo ifpOer rifle @rene;
ben par min 6n0ers 9ioiens Gro
i ben ieg iaa min 0eooer 90;
i 6a6ers sfna1e gor ieg,
BOG fife oerfor tror ieg.
Den pa ies Iaa / 5pno og Siam
% lit mig ielp / Gale,
oa bar ieg flpnget mig til bam,
JONI eff i SorOans Dale,
og intel Ioinn bar iom bans,
I@u0s e9en geiens fliIoe @lnns,
tro0s aotiet og bets Smerte,
ban inl0te mig nit Sierte.
Sa. iodle6es nlao Dor friitne
Sro ppre i Dor lltberife Rirfe.
Ibna0e en- Iro ira pore 5eore og
noget perionIigt opleoet og tiIegnet
r % iaaIeoes ifnl ri isae at gine
Dor airfes Gro / Arp til pore 81.
terfommere.
l@uos Orb oct er port Arpe9oos,
oct ifal Dor Aifoms p9re.
vi ifal life pere Iom en- 8sIge,
Der 0ripes al enboer 9prooms
Ser, life Dere religisie Cramps
Der intet aanoeIigt Stem bar. Bort
aanoeIi9e 9iem pao Soro ifol opre
Dor 59Ores airfe % Dor egen.
Zen llt6erife airfes pore 5no
retiring giper Sn6trpf al at ppre
ct 6elligt Steo / 0tooiefning for
ieti. til oen reiormerte airfe. Ser
finoes operensltemmenoe me0 9i-
belen ct Steo, Der fan fnloes
BET 9eIlige Der AlIerbelligite,
I0er iinoes Sitter, 4lterfar - 0sbe.
lfont, 8reoffeitol; alt bette inpnes
Il De reformerte airfer. 0por M
lteret ifuloe o9re, er Der ct Srgel
eller giano, Songforet % Orga
niiten bar iaoet Blaog / oct aller.
belligite i &irfen; men oct er
ubibelif. 5 ben lutberife 4irfe
uo0e1es 4lterets Safrnmente UNDER
begge Sfiffelier, baaoe grso og
l8in / Mo6i9tning til ben f~atollfe
airfe, bpor 29sfolfet maa nsies
meo 9rsoet, meoens Yr9iten lel0
Ioriffer 8inen. 8i ifal ngte boert
Samiun0, iom DEFENDER Seiu 0aon
ogIaa 0en reformerte og fntolife;
tbi De er NailIioner @ange beore
leno ingell airfe; men ri .itnl agte
Dor Iutberife 9irfe melt, for6i @nos
IGro Der iorfpnoes reneit % met
bibelif, % Soframenterne foroaltes
melt ooerensitemmenoe neO Seln
geialing, iorOi oct er oct Gam.
Ifuno, Der iremfor noget bar Jam
Ilet TIA aiaeren0e ON Sem Raun o.
I9Gre, ON Seili 9ip, 0so % Sp
Iitanoelie, og on gibelen JON @no9
lOro, ON RctfProiggsrelien al 3ro
alene.
Den mtberife airfe er ogian
ben isrite proteitantiife airfe, ION
bar begpnot Seoninge. Vtisiionefl.
Oct par Den lutberlfe / bort gamle
59orelano 9anmarf, iom ienote
3iegenbalg no til gitin6ien /
1906. Zen lutberife 6reoerif Den
A. BAR fommen til at berIfe oner
|3ranfebar / 2itinoien. Get par 0a
9ongens Billie at @oangeliet ifuloe
~forf0noes for Oe 9eoninger, iom
leDeoe per. Bort 5eorelano er
Iaaleoes oet fsrite gano / 8eroen,
JON bar begpnOt proteitnntiit SEQ
ninge@fislion, ligeiom 8anmarf og-
.iaa er set fsrite 9ono, iom bar al.
ifnfiet Ss6eforfGeelie % Heger.
~Ilaperi. 2ao os buife, at alle 0isie
.itore og gooe ling er ogiaa 5rng-
ter, Ser er greet / pore 5n6res
Girfes gingaaro.
Zen Iutberife Strife bar ogiaa
OplDsning, i ben ipn9er ri 10
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

Entered at Blair Post office as seconc
lass matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-31

gomle 6riiteIie til Ggoisme, til at
igtte Wenneifet, fig ielu, / SUBS
tSteo.
Soealet BAR neoItemt, ino oct
ioIone Wenneife peo egen arnft
funoe naa oct; ggenretfgroigbeo
og @erningsbeGligbeO ilorereoe, iaa
man talte og lprte lao gait ON
Selgeners operfl6oiee @erninger.
Bar life Den 2ere ON 5~elgeners
oDerflsoige eooe @erninger, iom
airfen meo pooen I Spioien bapoe
opipnret iii 6oroaltning, gaaet
ioru0, ina par AflaosbanOlen al
orig opltaaet. Selgenernes opipa-
reoe gooe @erninger oar ben @runo,
bporpoa Iflaosbnnolen par bpgget.
Og at Sorobunoetbeo eaer Wa.
terialisme os 9engegerrigbeo os
Bragtipoe iuIgte meo oft bet sprige
Onoe, BET er ina fenot, at oct be.
bsoer blot at n9pnes. Sportil ell
lers oe mango Benge, 4fla0sbano'
len inobragte2 Rirfens Waal bar
blepen ioroiff Serligbeo.
Slab - men be prIige Siqle,
Der bungreoe oe tsriteoe efter @et-
eiter Jrelie og salis'
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-11

ants written acknowledgment Of his
receipt Of the copy, showing the date
Of its receipt, or the affidavit Of the
person BY whom the delivery was
made, stating when and where the
copy was delivered; if made by regis.
tered mail, proof Of such service must
consist Of the affidavit of the person
by whom the copy was mailed, stating
when and the postofiice to which it wal
mailed. and this affidavit must be &C.
companied by the postmaster's re-
CENT for the letter.
You should state in your answer
the name Of the postofhce to which
YOU desire future notices to be sent
- ' THos. R. JONES, Register.
Dated of first publiction, May 4,
Date Of second publication, May H.
Date of third publication, May H.
Date of fourth publication, May 20
49," JOHN A. GOODRICH,
Attorney for Contestant.
Glasgow, Montana
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contest; and that you have never
made any improvements or the land
embraced in said entry and that there
are no improvements on said land.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
by this Office as having been confessed
by you, and your said entry will be
cancelled Hereunder without further
right to be heard therein, either be.
fore this office or on appeal, if you fail
to file in this Office within twenty days
after the FOURTH publication Of this
notice, as shown below, your answer
under oath, specifically. meeting and
responding to these allegations OF
contest, or if you fail within that time
to file in this office due proof that
you have served a copy Of your
answer on the said contestant, eithel
in person or by registered mail. II
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NOTICE OF CONTEST

Land Office, Glasgow, Montana
April 26th, 1917. ca.
To James T. ]. Brown of Salem, South
You are hereby notified that Victor
B. Cheney, who gives Flandersau, 5.
D., as his postofice address, did on
November 18th, 1916, file in this Of
fee his duly corroborated application
to contest and secure the cancellation
of YOUR homestead entry, No. 032552,
Serial No. O32552, made March ~,
1915, for S.M N.E.A, NJ SEA,
sec. %, twp. 20 n, range. Al east
Montana meridian; and as grounds for
his contest he alleges that you have
abandoned said entry; that you have
been absent therefrom for more thar
six months and a day Immediately
preceding the commencement OF this
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-11

front tnortn) aoor Of .ns Sy... $500
t:I.as Valley County, Montana AZ. on
O'clock a. M, Of said day, the follow
inc described property: -:.
lots numbered fifteen (15,) SIX
+.ar 116| Of block numbered four l4),
" the original TOWNSHIP OF Tampico
Valley County, Montana.
vai'eS c. w. POWELL,
Sheriff Of Valley County, Mont.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-11
NOTICE To CREDITORS

NOTICE III CNED11OnO
Estate of Allen G. Avery, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Rhoda R. Avery, Administra-
trix of the estate of Allen G. Avery,
deceased, to the creditors of and al!
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication Of this no.
tice, to the said Administrative at Of
flee of Norris, Hurd & Mcclellan,
Glasgow, Valley County, Montana.
RHODA r. AVERY,
Administrative of Estate Of Allen G..
Avery, deceased.
Dated April 10, 1917. 5o-4t
SHERIFF'S SALE
L. E. Wells and D. D. Wells, Co-Part-
ners, doing business under the tlrm
name and style of Wells Bros.,.
H. A. Dickman, ':
Defendant.
To be sold at sheriff's sale at the
front (north) door of the court house,
at Glasgow, Valley county, Montana,
on the 25th day of May, 1917, at 10:15
o'clock a. M, of said day the following
described property: -,
The northwest quarter IN. w. ~
of section numbered thirty (30)
township numbered thirty (30), nortl
Of range numbered thirty-nine $780,
east Of the Montana meridian.
C. W. POWELL, Sheriff.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-11

Stowe;
Said he to his friend, IF the Germans
march,
Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry
arch,
One if by land, and two if by sea,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-11

Warning the boys W suucA sss~.. ~-~-,
And put in about 10 r Of spuds.
Then we will know what Cal is good
for
And what HE did to shorten the war.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1917-05-11

settlers WerU urvuwus vvsA ssss ~.~~.
Northern to northern Montana last
month and q steady flow Of tourists
can be expected from now on.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-13

The girl who Is pretty enough, or
has the poise to carry off extremes Of
style, may go to any length she likes
in her incOnsequential little fineries. to
he worn within her own four walls.
Certainly the new boudoir caps, just
now beginning to blossom In the shops,
in anticipation Of autumn weddings
and the holidays. will delight the maid
who Is looking for unusual things. De-
signers seem to have searched the
wide. wide world for Inspirations
ana hey have brought many captives
home % Rome.
Ther> Is the coolie hat from China,
translated into lustrOus ribbon and
lace. the Dutch cap, the head band
that Is bequest Of old Greece, the
visor cap, suggesting Jockeys head.
wear and the oriental cap with lace
that covers the eyes, which must have
come from India or Arabia or other
where homes Of yelled ladies'. II Is
shown in the picture, made Of pink
crepe geOrgette laid in folds and form
ing sort of hood. It is bOrdered with
lace, with fine wire set In hem
along Its lower edge and strand of
pearl beads outlining both edges Of the
lace.
The cap Is merely straight piece Of
the crepe laid In folds, tackled to place,
that adjust 1t to the head. At each
side strands of pearl beads H. y
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-13

Who but a great designer, whose
name is synonym for originality and
good style, would think of combining
brOadclOth and linen? Here they are,
beautifully blended In n naive gown
for the debutante's dress parade. It Is
Of white brOadclOth and white linen
and exactly suited to Its youthful wear
er. Two views of 1t are presented be-
cause both the back and front must be
seen to be fully appreciated and he.
cause 1t Is gem In designing for the
young girl.
The skirt, plain bodice and sleeves
are of broadcloth and the skirt Is not
plain or easily described. 1t hangs
straight at the front with wide, set-in
panel of plaits across the back appear
ing under a short drapery, longer at
the sides than Mt the center. Above
this much shorter drapery across
the back Is an extension of the front
portion of the skirt which manages al
so to provide n little graceful falling
semi-ftting and the sleeves long and
close nttlng except mt the top Where
there Is little fullness and short
tuck ut the front and back allows the
broadclOth to fall in loose fold. This
little touch reflects the mode for
sleeves full ut the top, introduced for
grOwn-ups, but in u very unpretentiOus
way. And the short drapery across the
back follows the hustle idea-at re-
spectful distance suited to youth.
II the creator of this frOcli had stop
ped with broadcloth and omitted to
add the linen apron and glrdle, she
would still have accomplished an I'M
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-13
BROWN SHOES ARE POPULAR
Particular Women Have Refused &c
Accept the Cloth Top as a Means
Of Saving Leather.

All the talk about leather conserva
ton, and women signing the pledge
against SO shoes has not interfered
one bit with women buying shoes Of all
leather, and at prices higher than ever
before.
Particular women have not accepted
the cloth top as means of saving
leather. Fewer freak shoes and ColOrs
are shown, but even n conservative
model of plain leather Is high priced
Every once In so often common.
sense low-heeled English walking
boots become the fashion. The "Once'
comes again this fall, and they are eX,
ceptlonally good in plain tan, laced
They are not like the gay sport shoe
of summer.
There Is n craze just now for brown
and dark gray boots for dress. Plain
feathers with buck tops will be much
worn later, In such color combinations
as gray and mole color, and brown
with blege uppers.
Spat pumps of black patent leather
will be much used with white spats
or spats In the color of the suit Eve.
ming slippers are Of both black and
white satin on many of which appear
rhinestone buckles.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-13
CORDUROY USED AS LINING
Coats Whose Outer Fabric ls Of
Light Weight Material.

Among the new ideals for the COM
ing season are long coats and wraps
lined with corduroy instead Of the
usual satin Irocade OF fur.
The lining of ribbed velvet will give
substance TO coats whose outer fab
rio Is of light weight material. The
interior color may be Of white, putty
or any Of the pastel c0lors, according
TO that of the coat material.
It is yet to be seen just how the new
idea will take. Two or three seasons
ago Il prominent French couturiere ad-
vanced the lining Of linen for the jack.
cts of silk. The sheer novelty of the
thing, attracted attention, but beyond
chat the vogue was not advanced. 1t
Is thought that something of the same
sort may happen to the transposition
for corduroy from the fabric of outer
composition TO that Of the linirS.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-13

usual gown. But the resources of gen.
ius are revealed in the happy after
thought of the apron. 1t has bib"
mt the front and Is finished with needle
work stitches In yarn. There is an ap.
pllque of cut-0ut embroidery In blue
across the bottom and fringe OF
small, fuzzy balls of yarn. Straps over
the shoulders are crossed In the back
and fastened to the girdle at the sides.
Just where this frock fastens Is a
secret not betrayed by the picture but
the chances are It buttons mt the front.
The little hat Is of white broadcloth,
faced with blue velvet. 1t has soft
crown fastened to the brim at one side
under yarn foliage and two soft balls
made Of yarn suspended from the
leaves. II Is no wonder that this CO.'S
tune was one Of the triumphs of re-
cent fashion show.