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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
in ROSE And Blue
DAINTY GARMENT FOR WEAR IN
THE BoUDoIR.
Material Is Georsette Crepe, Made Up
In the Latest Fashion-Empire
Models Being Shown Among
the New NegIigees.

The dainty little negligee or boudoil
garment shown in the sketch Is made
of rose and French blue georgette
crepe, one layer over the other, which
is now an approved method of combin-
ing two shades Of this popular fabric.
The under section of the garment may
be of blue georgette, with the upper
half of the. sleeves of the same, and
the overslip of rose-colored georgette
or vice versa. The making of a gar
ment of this type is really a simple
matter, as the fabric draDes itself so
gracefully and easily that it might al
most be draped on the figure and held
in place with pins. In fact, it was
only short time ago that we'll
known artist dressmaker entertained a
large body Of clubwomen by showing
them how a dainty negligee might be
so constructed.
The negligee shown is trimmed
about the bottom and on the little
simulated jacket with silver embroid
cry done in a conventional design.
The sleeves are interesting. The
arm covering proper is of the sheer
fabric, while heavy drop" of black
velvet weights the lower part and CON
tributes to the whole graceful sill
houette.
The question Of color is one that
may, of course, be decided according
to the individual taste and complexion
Yellow and black or yellow and white
might be combined, lavender and rose,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
EASY WAY TO SAVE DOLLARS
How to Put New Back In Mans Vest
Treatment of Prayed Coats and
Trousers Legs.

1t is an easy thing to put a new
back in a mans vest. First rip out
carefully the old back of the vest, and
with new material cut new back by
the pattern of the old one. Follow
the lines. Stitch carefully and in a
short time you will have "A new vest
and several dollars saved to your oredz
it. Prayed trousers legs may be turned
up ever 80 little and bound on the
wrong side with bit of silk dress
braid, and will wear another month or
so. The frayed edges of coats to be
worn by the boys for every day may
be bound with the silk braid and
stand service for another season and
the buttons may be recovered with lit
tie trouble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
Executors Sale of
Valuable Real Estate
And Personal Property
AT MONTEREY VA

As executor of the estate of the
late Osborne Wilson, will sell at
public auction on the premises in
Monterey. Va on Tuesday, March
70, 1917, the lands of which the
SAID decedent died seized. situated
in an near to the town CT Monterey,
Va, being in two parcels.
One parcel contains IS acres
more or less, on which are the
dwelling and other building The
land is fertile, having good per-
manent pastures and meadows and
is also suitable for farming. There
is good young orchard now bear
ing. The quality of the land and
its location makes it very desirable
as an investment and as a home
The other parcel contains So
ocres lies just east of Monterey and
is we'll timbered A part has been
cleared and has plenty of running
water, and is good pasture.
, Terms: One fourth cash on day
of sale and the balance to be paid
in three equal annual instruments
from that dav, with interest and
evidence by notes with approved
security, and by vendors lien re-
tanned in the deed.
At the same time and place /
will sell publicly the personal prop
erty belonging to said estate, con-
sisting of a good milk COW, a year
ling heifer, lot of farming tools,
some lumber, some hay and straw
in the barn, and the household and
kitchen furniture including two
good suites of furniture, beds, stoves
and cooking stove.
Terms: Cash for purchases up
to $40, and for those amounting to
more than $40, a credit of six
months will be given, on interest
bearing notes with security,
e. R. LACY.
Franklin, W. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
Dainty Bag.

center each side, and over the point
a piece of silk embroidery or gold tim
sci lace is sewn. A length of silk is
then folded and sewn together at ends
and is put on with the top edge turned
in and slip-stitched down each side Of
point; little plat is made at point
which will cause the cover to hang full
as shown.
If a new handle is needed, it can be
of ribbon sewn under two little orna-
ments at each end of the frame. Should
the fastener be broken off, as was the
case with our model, sew a stud fas-
tener at each end inside just below
frame; these will keep the top effec-
lively fastened and can easily be un.
done.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
From UnbIeached Muslin.

From humble unbleached muslin you
can make most serviceable gift for a
baby. Tho gift consists of a tray cover
and a bib. The tray cover is oblong
and on one end is embroidered in red
cross stitches a saucy squirrel in the
act of eating a nut. The same design
is embroidered on the bib. The edge of
the cover and bib are hemmed, and the
hem is held in place with deep but
tonhole stitches set rather far apart.
Although red is an attractive color
for children, a set like the one just de-
scribed will be very pretty embroidered
In blue, coral or pink.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16

father to this thought. The manufac-
turers in this country have ardently
wished for definite fashions from Paris
that would feature miles Of ribbon
used in any way possible to cover the
.urface of clothes. The demand for
ribbon has been worked up in Paris to
some extent through American export
rs who represented factories that
could turn out ribbon in this country,
hut so far all attempts have failed to
produce a real call for this kind of Or
namentation.
A minor fashion which has come into
being and which calls for embroidery
is the ornamented glove. A few wom-
en- have been foolish enough to wear
hand-painted ones recently at after
noon affairs, but there will always be
women foolish enough to do anything.
The glove which is embroidered in a
simple way will be at the height Of
style, because America has learned
how to do it with the machine, instead
of by hand.
Copyright, 1916 by the Mcclure Newspa-
per syndicate9
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
SEASONS SKIRTS
MUST Be narrow
Paris Has So Ordered, and OF
Course American Women
tI~- Will Obey. -
PETTICOAT A DEAD LETTER
Unless of the Thinnest Material, !,
VIII Not Be Worn-Outside Blouse
Grows in Experimentation
to Be Used as Substitute
for Embroidery.

New York.-Every cable brings from
Paris the news that the skirts OF 1911
will be narrow. All those in the watch
towers have proclaimed the coming OF
this enemy to full skirts since last Sep
TENDER, but only in limited segments OF
society was the news acted upon. 1he
manufacturers had the material fol
full skirts, the wholesale houses turned
,hem ont by the thousands, and 1t was
only left to the exclusive women ana
their dressmakers to cut down the
width and lengthen the hem.
Even now there are skirts that are
slightly gathered to the waiStline, and
these are coming from some OF the
best houses in Paris, but they are
dropped over q lower skirt that Is
quite narrow. No matter what the
fullness, every skirt clings to the fS'
ure. as it did in the end of the eight
zenith century.
Petticoats are dead, unless they are
4of<chiffon, crepe de chine or jersey
silk.
The question which will soon con-
front every woman is whether she
wishes to change the silhouette of her
skirt or go on wearing it until it is
ready to be discarded. One cheerful
feature of the return to the slim sill
houette Is that full skirt can be cut
into q narrow one with ease.
The Outside Blouse.
That garment known as the outsid,
blouse, which IS merely a short,
twelfth century chemise, has grown
quite important and popular since the
large shops copied the exclusive
French models and placed them with
in the reach of the average purse.
The new ones started at $50; you can
now buy them for So or $40 in those
shops where vast quantities of gar
ments are sold They still remain at
$50 in the shops that are neither de-
partmental nor exclusive.
Women like them. They are more
becoming than the white shirtwaisr
and they do not make demands on
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16

not find Them TO y6nr tGstc. II bed
tickling or alr6n ginaham happens to
express your faste better than the
kind of upholstery material the uphol-
sterer has to show you, have it.
And then wonders can be done by
making use of the services of even an
inexpert cabinet-maker. Book shelves,
window seats, shelves and settees can
be constructed along original lines IN
der your direction at price that is
really not so great as the price of
ready-constructed pieces of furniture.
But you must be insistent, and you
must not waver.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
VIRGINIA.:

In vacation, in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Highland
county, the Sth day of March
1917.
Lura H. Waybright,
VS.. In Chancery.
Clarence A Waybright,
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce q vinchto matrimonii
on the ground of adultery.
And it appearing from affidavit
filed that the defendant, Clarence
A Waybright, is a nonresident of
this state it is therefore orded that
he appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof, and
do what is necessary to protect his
interest.
Teste:
W. H. Mathenty. Clerk
En|in B Jones, p. q.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16

years because IL Is heaenilng and Gems
Portable, are not in fashion, The vast
Industries in this country connected
with the manufacturing Of neckwear
will surely set up a howl of protest
if this new style of the collarless neck
makes strong Roadway.
Ribbon Instead of Embroidery.
There is q rulnor that France and
America in combination will present
ribbons as q substitute for embroid-
cry. 1t is possible that America is the
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
HOW TO RENOVATE SILK BAG
II the Frame Is Not Worn Out Another
Covering May Be Supplied
Quite Easily.

The silk bags which have been so
much used lately often become shabby
before the frame is worn out; our illus
tration shows plan Of renovating one
in an effective way.
The frame where fastening is must
be covered quite smoothly with silk
that is carried down in a deep point in
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16

gray and rose, etc. The touch of black
velvet on the sleeves and the neck
finished in black marabou give real
character to the garment. A black
velvet cord may be used to girdle the
waist or metal girdle may be used
matching the embroidery, according to
choice.
Among the new negligees now
shown many empire models are seen,
and the coatee type of negligee is a
favorite the lower part of the garment
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16

being usually Of plain or accordion
plated crepe de chine, with long over
coatee of chiffon or georgette in match.
ing or contrasting shade.-Washington
Star.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
Private Sale of Town
PROPERTY At a Bargain

A nice dwelling and store house
with three rooms and one acre of
ground more or less, on mcadam
road near Stanton, in the best
small town 10 Augusta County with
Z: modern Improvements, near
c. ches, high school, mill. For
fl, her particulars apply at this
O flee. 1T
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16

ones purse for laundry. They have
thin lining Of their own, which is
boon to the woman who has neither
the time nor the money to arrange a
vast variety of expensive underwear
which shows through q thin white
hlprca
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
liz You n ED A

III You NEED A
Monument,
Headstone or Marker
get nv prices. I VIII. save you I'oney.
YOU need an Iron Fence, furnish the
best for the money. Yours to serve,
81. T. LAWN,
Monterey, Va.
Agent, for The 'Clifton Forge
Marble Works.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1917-03-16
Skirts of Other Materials.

These outside blouSes are worn with
skirts that are not of their material
or color, so this makes for economy
and comfort at once. So far, they are
in chiffon embroidered in silk floss OIL
bullion thread, but there are some very
smart ones coming in colored satins
The sleeve is half length or long, but
the latter should be chosen for every
occasion except ones own dinner table.
The neck is cut in the Renaissance
fashion; in fact, the extraordinary
high collar, standing or turned over.
has given way to the fiat, twelfth CEN
fury neckline.
This is cut in many ways. The
,dressmakers do not hold one down tC
the veritable Renaissance. Jenny has
taken up the Italian decolletage fol
the daytime, which is cut in the form
of delta. A new gown which she
sends over, which was copied from a
Rembrandt portrait and which is OF
black panne velvet with girdle and
arm pieces of black satin, has no or.
;namentation at the neckline. The vel
vet is cut to the base of the neck at
the back, then out on each side to the
armpits and goes in a straight line
across the chest below the collarbone.
1t may be safely said that the thou
sands who are continuing TO wear the
neck arrangement Of the last three
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
BRITISH LOAN
OFFERED HERE

Thru a syndicate Of bankers head
cd by J. p. Morgan & Company. in.
Guiding the Harris Trust q Savings
bank OF Chicago and the First and
Old Detroit National banh OF De
troit and IS others. $3.50, 600, 900 OF
one and twoyear Ave and half per
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
Produce

The produce market was IverS
steady for tho mid-week trade
FAR as quotations are concerned. Tn
change 20 colder weather has for IA
time being checked the headlon
plunge Of egg prices The last tnlnE
the trade wants IL an accumulall"t
Of eggs at the start or the produc-
tion season and the market ~ ther,
fore extremely sensitive 10 suppiA
and demand conditions. the checking
Of the movement having "A dtstinc.
stiffening effect on the market IN,
ronitrN MAJ ket has lost llttle OF
its snap but at a slight shading "L
from extreme prices Is holdinF
steady. Butter Is steady at the De
cline and the general list remain
unchanged.
.Appi.---sssoq!.st per Dbl for
BaDanas = Good shipping STOCK
t2V27b bunch.
5%1 S:r ID 10 SsSs So. II Kew
california. ss Der crate. -
Cr.ns-rr,e--.Late Howea p-,so
$50 1.s rsr seI; o,,ss. m,ss II o15 Fancy. rsoisnc
Fresb vexetsbIes-oreeu .Psppers
soc basket; ssdishes ssS 'eGsvr euosmners. per
celery. 4oa soc doz California cell
;ery. 75c4yi so per dor. Florida toms.
toes. .st56@t rs per e-basket crate: sn,s:
&c Crap, Fru,.--ss5oea per crate.
Honey-Fancy white. Is0i7o; sx-
:s,Ygss' s, s:I:a E: s:y'fls bay ls
III, ~ ;ssSsfrd %iVsd si%ssffy
NG shs g 5ig siiT'tssy. sy fgiisd @iasd. i.os,i Ne
! clover, 1902. SO; rye stray; AZ ss;SS 9
@io; wheat and ont straw '''0o"'
Lemon....'4gtSo, per boM; sss
,,ssSe sHs.wsIssss Isst;: 'fssiS .%saS sas.:
l'S or.%.-sNsveI: sSS. secss' /: 'sa5ss.7S. Flor
Onions s5.b016 per loo-Io' sacA
Potatoes Michigan car lots In
bags si.s5nl.eo bu.; new Bermudas'
SO per Dbl .s.SG nyInp per sSa sp; s,c: light
spring is61sc, fancy hens, 20 q sIc I
medium hens. lS9l lsc; No. nens'
1Gd17c. roosters, 12d lSe' geese; IsW
per ID Dressed poultry is inactive
~ fG2c advance over live.
Rabbits t225G250 per doz
straw berri~s-45c per quart
sweet Fosntocs-JtIsetSs MIN
JonBING PRICES
Canned Goods-Apples, SIC $40 per
mi Lima beans sl.l0Ql6V, Corn
Fancy Maine sl.75, standard. sl.oo
table beets, siz54l.40. Pea fancy
eariy June. $13tS standards. u. sal
mon. tall. s24O; Marrowfat pyas
Il 2Ou125. early June, Sl,6O. sltteo
early June, si.40 doz. tomatoes
standard si50Q1 go per dos.
CofYee - santos, standard $50 lie
medium. Is u 20c. fancy. ku1 Z.c s 40
I4Is I1bikc. lib. packsges' lsV SEe'
i-lb tins. 2s629c 10
F~es-Jebbing prices. lsa-lo. SACK
bran. s33 standard middllngs' !ss.
Nno middlings. s35 cracked corn, tAsi
coarse corn meal. s43; corn ana oat
chop. s3s ton. ,,..,
gan patent. $3.50. second patent.
A. 60. straight. So 80; pure rye. s.sO'
spring patent. sl0.5o bbl. in 5sth pa
o,I-Raw iinseed. 81 o2 boiled lin
seed sl0g gal. IN barrel lots. kero-
sene. in iron barrels; Diamond hfad'
! light. 77c, perfection, So rnlactne
114c. red crown gasoline. 10 gE
UIdes-No I cured hides. ale; No.
green hides. 1Sc. No. ! cured bulls
| f5c. No. green bulls. lSc; No.
cured veal kip. 25c; No. green veal
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

cent convertible gold notes OF the
United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and Ireland are being offered to the
pubic at prices to yield sir per
cent. The notes are dated Feb. 1.
1917. They are convertible at the
option OF the holder az any time
before maturity. The notes and In
terest are payable in Mex York or
London without deduction OF British
taxes.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

chicken. 0roilers. 10000. Cheese.
lrmrr, state milk. common 20 spe-
cials, 20424|c, skins. common hto
specials, 1lU21c.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

Sugars -- Detroit wholesale pricea
Crystal Domiuoes. 2-lbs Si065 90.
6-lb.. st0,ebi Eagle tablets. 1895. cut
loaf. $3.50: cubes. t7.S5. xxx pow
S7b5, granuiated. extra coarse. 81 30.
do. nne, la bulk. t715, do. 25-lb. cot
tons s7.S5: Crystal Domino gran, g
lb. and bib. cartons, in cases. 55i
90, z. II I easss .,;., sT,sS pi9,@opd ~ ,5. ID A.
t7i6, No 6, s7.IO. No. 6. sos No. q.
81 No. s. ts.s5 No. .. $3.50; No. 70.
ss.S6, No II. $3.50; No. ~. 1913. No.
non Waking mixture. ss.25: beet gran
ulated. t6s5 per 100 lbs, household
pow'd. Is a. 90 case. s2O5. do. As
TO case t4.05 per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

kip. 22c: No 1 cured murrain. isc:
No green murrRin. l7c; No; l eurei
aorse hides. 80; No. !. -orse hides. as;
No I taiipw. IS; No. 2 tRllow. ~. No.
! hides. fc ON No. kip. and calf.
&c on aheepEkin Gas to amount
sool). soc 70 ~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
NEW YoRK PRODuCE

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.--Flour: Dull
but steady. Pork: Steady. mess. sS2
ds260 Lard Firm; middle west
spot 1855 als4S. Sugar: Raw. eas-
Ter. centrifugal. ss test. $5.74 16.20;
uuscOvado. 50 test. s4.ST n t4S; re
{776. powdered. $3.50. granulated.
t675nGs0 Coffee: RIO No. on
spot ioe. Tallow: Steady special.
I 40; city. l0&c; country. 1t9li y c.
so a. sThc; clover s5asTisc. Dressed
poultry: Firm turkeys. 206 9Sc.
chickens. 1s92sc; fowls, 17M 2tc;
ducks. l7n 23c. 1--we poultry; Firm
20 T2ac. turkeys 2oc; roosters. i5c;
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

Printtng--ths rfsin neat kSna--fbst
A. rtEht--Ttmes Job Dept.--Mafn s11o.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24
Value OF Products Crows.


Value OF Products Grows.
A comparative statement OF sta
tisics OF the manufacturing indus
ries In the metropolitan district OF
Detroit for 1914 has just reached the
3oard OF Commerce from the cen
4us bureau In Washington. Altho
TWO years old. the figures have
never been published. The district
includes the city. all the townships
contiguous 20 Detroit with their VII.
lages and the city OF Wyandotte'
The value Of the products for the
district are given an s5ss.619,227 as
against s3es,Ss9.761 in 1909. A pre-
Ious report gave tho value Of pro.
ducts 20 Detroit property as a httle
more than s400 900. 900 for 1914
The numbe rof estabiishmentE was
2,l50 as against 2.1o4 for 1909.
A dividend OF four per cent was
declared Tuesday OF the annual maet-
ing of the stockholders OF the In
The Detroit times., 1917-01-24

A dividend OF four per cent was
declared Tuesday et the annual mast
ing 81 the stockholders OF the In
ter state Fire Insurance company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-14

18th ST. HEIGHTS.
Delightful year-round homo
Finest location west Of 18th st.
Center-entranee type.
Hollow tile: detached home Of II
rooms, breakfast room, baths.
beautiful stone foundat ions.
Lot asxl2o IT,. with additional
parking.
PRICE, $4,000.
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
Main 2345. 718 18th st.
PRICE REDUCED.
Was So. S0O-owner has left city
Now 81 300.
The most desirable s-room and
bath house ever offered in Chevy
Chase at such q low price; lot IS
sHANNoN 4 ErcHs.
Main 2a45. 713 18th st.
BIooMINGDALE HOME.
Near North Capitol and u sts.;a
very nne Groom and bath house.
with modern imps.; double rear
porch. etc. Worth $3.50. We can
SHANNON { LucHs.
Main 2s4o. 7i8 18th 1t.
TAKoMA PARK.
An unusually low-priced bunga-
low ON very easy terms: 8 large
rooms and sleeping porch; open
fireplace; hot-water heat, etc.; large
Bee U. and see bungalow at once.
SHANNON 4 fUcHs.
Main 2345, lib 18th st
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
Ga Louisiana Ave. NV.
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DWELLINGS NoRTHwEsr.

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