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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-18
FAIR PROFITS TO THE FARMER

practical man, who says; Apply 12Oo
 pounds for the results show that the
 largest profitable returns to the acre can be obtained in that way"
 Wher farmer Smith strikes his balance
 at the end of the year he finds that from his 1c0-acre cotton field where he has applied 200 pounds of fertilizer to
 the acre that he has made d net profit due to the fertilizer of $36o6.
 When Farmer Jones strikes his bal ance at the end fthe year for his 1OO-
 acre cotton field on which he has ap- piled 1900 pounds of fertilizer per acre, he has obtained as a net profit due to fertilizer of s5617 s4st In other words, both titled the same
 acreage in the same way the only diff ference being the amount of fertilizer applied. and when they came to the har- vest the one using the largest amount of fertilizer was s20i1 better off than the one using the small arount, though. the one using the small amount got a larger ! return on each dollar invested in fer tilizer.
 ADVICE TO THE FARMER 1 Would 1t not be as consistent to ad- wise the farmer to use half as much seed | as his land requires because he can get | a greater return on his investment in l seed by that method: or to advise. him that the largest return on the labor in-
 vestment can be obtained by working
 about half as much as the crop requires | as it is to advise him to feed the plants | a half or fourth or third as much fer 1 tilizer as the crops need to make maxi mum profitable yields?
 l The increased cost of fertilizer does rot stand in the way of increasing pro duction. While the price of fertilizet 1 has advanced, the price of crops has ad- yanced still more. Therefore the price of fertilizer is such as to favor the in-
 crease of its use and a profitable in-
 crease of production
 | The decrease of farm labor alone threatens production. But this obstacle
 can be overcome to a larger measure than is usually appreciated by the use
 of improved farm machinery good uual-
 ity of seed and more liberal use of plant food. In fact thepe has been such wide spread lack of the fullest profitable use | of these means that production may even l be increased, if they were fully em- ployed, in spite of the labor situation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-18
Apple Butter

Good apple butter is often made with
 out the use of cider Enough water IS added to the peeled and sliced apples to
 make a thin apple sauce, and this IS
 allowed to cook very slowly, or simmer, lover a low fire for three or four hours.
 Brown rather than white sugar is usual
 ly used, being added when the cooking is two-th thirds done. The sugar which set ties at the bottom of a barrel of New Orleans molasses is excellent for this purpose A pound per gallon is usually sufficient, but this amount is matter snf taste. as is also the amount of cin- 5namon. allspice and cloves to be added when the cooking is done
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-18

colored soldiers were not enlisted Tn the regular army until after the Clvii war. About l75.0O0 colored men served in the Union army as volunteers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-18

To extinguish fires in cable boxes, where water might cause short circuiting, a device has been invented for injecting . .flame-smothering fla gases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-18

With the aid of special oxygen masks airplane experts believe that air fighters will be able to carry on battles nve -fes 2 hove the earth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

AUTOMOBiLE--Hud super-six lin
CUISINE 1917 model. Can he seen at
Walnut Stroot Garage. Fourth aud Walnut
streets. Price $1,000. S. M Braun
stein
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate Of Emily Rodney de
ceased. NotiCc Is hereby given that letters
tcstamentaTy upon the estate ot Emily
Rodney late OF View Castle hundred. de
ceased were duly granted unto Richard :
Rodney on the twnnficth day Of June
4 ID l9Is and all pc sons indebted 10 the
said deceased requested i0 make pay
ment 10 the executor without delay and all
persons having demands against the dc
ceased are required to exhibit and present
the same duly pTobatcd to the SAID executor
On or before the twentieth day OF June
A - 1919. or abide by the Law In this
behalf.
RIO HARD $. ROD NEY.
Executor
Address Richard ) Rodney ESQ Attor-
ncy-at-L Law. 9O1 Market street. " lining
ton. Del
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FOR SALE.

CHEAPEST PLACE TO buy singer ma
chimes. New used and second hand ma
chInos S3 up. Phone 25Ie j. W I. Carro0
singer shop. 62l " Fourth st.
COOK STOVE, Victor cook No = Two
= burner gas plato with oNeu 9o2 Ma
wa~ct avenue
FOR SALE Rabbits Finest stock Belgian
hAres and New Zealand Reds For par
tculars address Samuel T. Moodcock sails
bury. Md.
FOR sALE cheap 10 quick buyers. tea
aud coffee mouse fixtures and stock of fine
teas cotfees. spices and sugar $50 King
street.
FOR SALE - horsepower slide valve en-
ginc Can be seen delaware Marine Sup
ply Co. Zoo Fatnall street
FuR SALE 700 horsepower Economic
boiler and fiNtures. including stack Never
been used Can bc Coaiey Bros
Front and Madison streets
HORSE for sale. Apply Keese X Bro. Az
King street
SMALL farm. six mites from Front and
Market streets Owner wants larger place
: 25. Every Evening once
THREE rooms. furniture for sale Must
be sold parties leaving city. Call second
floor. 940 " Fourth street
TWO r3rch AMI > ased window awnings.
oeorAe +. Ian Co II . Orange
VICTROLA- Used about four months.
262O West street
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FOR RENT REAL ESTATE.

STORE--f5 bg 20 feet sD7 ShipieY street.
Hot water heat. electric light r~o-room
apartment. Ninth ana Monroe streets. Also
shop or storage room, isx2i feet \ ply
S0y Shlpl street.
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NOTICE-New series OF shares. The sov-
enty-nInth series Of shares of Perpetual
1ssfled7 Shares are one dollar each per
fnontn ami can be obtained any time at
the Perpetual Building. Nlnth ana orange
WILLIAM Z. PHILLIPS.
President.
WILLIAM II. GIBBONS.
secretary.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

from FUUEIN St.FNt y laEL.
Schedule snbie 10 change without notice.
Daily except Saturdays. Sundays and bou-
days. leave Wilmington for Philadelphia
and Philadelphla for Wilmington at 80.
p 90. II 90 q m. d 80. 800. Ans. 90. 90
and 9 80 p.
ON saturdays. sundays aud holidays
ieave both Philadelphia and Wilmington
at SO 900. 1870 a. m. Il o'clock noon.
80. 800. Ais. 600. 700. $50 and 80
y m
WILMINGTON PENN'S GROVE ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington. $50. 10 500. 900.
1000. 100 a. m u O'Clock noon. 90.
200. 400, 400. 500. 800. 100. 500. 9.00.
1000. IL 90 and 1900 p. n.
Leave Penn's Grove at 600. 3l5. SOD.
300. 1000. HOO a. m. - o'clock noon.
100, . Is. 800, 800. 800. 500. 100. 500.
8 90, IO.l5 II. 90 and ZOO >.
FRENCH'S ) GROK E -PENNS ) GROVE.
Open dat - for sunday school excursions
Apply Fourth Street hArf
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PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC SALE Furniture. rugs bedding
&c at stidham 4 Sons Auction Store,
III l. Fourth stroet. Friday. July u. 1918.
! q clock D. m. sharp Brass beds. enau-
eled beds mattresses. bedroom suites ma
hogany liyingroom suite leather couch.
davenport. dinngroom furniture chairs.
rockers, dTesseTs and chiHuniers, davenport
suite pictures. table linen. bed spreads.
Mohawk sheets and pillow cases. several
fine rugs. 9xt2. S-3xiU6. 6xg administer.
wilton. body brussels. lnOleum. mating
rugs. 200 yards stair carpet. Other articles
All will be sold for the highest bid stidham
& SON Auctioneers
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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
HOTEL KENTUCKY

Kentucky Ave. near fseacD Capacity 80
Majority rooms with hot and odd running
water, 30 with priYafr D1' la. lnlfyhDa9
and electric lgnM lu csfry rum. Eirvatpr
from street lrgfi Pine dance fOsr. amrri-
can plan rates 81 ~ to So daily. Eft ~
" go wrekly.
N y lE..-AnY n----.- -.
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CLASSIFIED ADNERTIS-
ING RATES

Ten cents per counted line for first
insertion and Sc per line for each sub
seuucnt inscrtion-base on mint
mum of three lines and six words to
the line.
ALI advertisements set In six point
tnonparet) unless otherwise ordered.
Light face. 10 point to IL point, per
mittcd. and charged for ON six-point
basis
One months insertion 81 per line.
NO ad accepted for less than three
IiucS.
pailS advertising for one year. .5c
per line per month on contract. tNo
ad accepted for less than three neS-l
SPECIAL CLASSiFfCATioNS
Special notices. dividend notices, an
nual meetings. elections. proposals;
public sales. auction sales ana All
special classiticatious will bc charged
for at rate of luC line for the nrSt
insertion and SC a line for each SUD
sequent insertion. Advertisements
running one month charged at
monthly rate
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

INDIAN motorcycle. seven horsepOwev, in
Hrst-class condition Apply 927 Kirk
wood street
MOTORCYCLES for sale; a dig Assors :
unent Of slightly used. at bargain ortc8s :
We have indians. Harley -Davids0ns and
other different makes. some l9i6's. II ,
and sDeed1 lJl5s. and speed We
nave I9io's with side cars aEJachsd. These
machine, aave been traded IN On uew
models have all been overnAu4sd and ara
In Al condition. j. II. Alnn4c-- oO5 Dsla-
ware avenue
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
Fourth and Vest SITS.
Wilmington. Del.
DnInr-nrnt- naninrr prnnarafnru ErrnrI

Delaware s Leading Preparatory School
Thorougn raining IN English. Frencn.
German spanish. Latin, Creek. Mathe-
natics science. Courses Of study ittiug
for leadin- colleges and universities. ! II tue
last Is Years 10 graduates and % special
students of Friends school. Offering ap-
proxinateiy 2.O0U entrance subjects. have
entered various leading colleges without q
single rejection and with less nan ! Der
cent OF conditions in subjects offered for
entrance Primary. Grammar school and
High school Departments. <ew ilusJra ted
Catalog on request. Full session opens
september is. 1918.
HERSCHEL 4. NORRIS. A. NJ. PrlnCl pa
y. 4 A. Phone 435S j
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PLACE to buy singer ma
chimes. New. used and second hand ma
chimes, S3 up. Phone 25I0 j. W 7. Carrow.
singer Shop. 621 ". Fourth st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
##5F~ VII IMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM ~=
ITJ0MDEII.Eg ron SALE.

AUTOMOBILh-Ifuds super-siz lin
CUISINE. 1917 model. Can he seen az
streets. Price $1,000. s. 81. Braun
stein.
AUTO overhauiing Is your car working
Just well you would like Market
street Garage. 2ll5 Market street.
AUToMoBILEs--wo buy second .hand
automobiles for parts. any condition.
Adams street Garage. 50i North Adams
street. Phone 444Z-W.
AUTOMOBILES Parts for all makes Of
automobiles. new and second gsnd springs.
vheeis tires tubes and all parts. Adams
street Garage. J0Z Adams str0et Phone
4442 w.
BUICK roadster. 1917 model. siz-cyiinder.
fully equipped EnRinc-driVcn TIRE pump.
spot light and extre shoe , and IHb. Me- ,,
cbanicaIiy perfect. Phone Ben 3O4. Or call
gOS Orange street
BARGAIN in six-cylnder. ak passenger
Peerless Electric lights, seif-starter. ~
s0,0O0 In excellent condition ASK iyT ~
Harper car Porter Garage, PcnnsylVAnia
avenue and Clayton street
FORD. 1917. touring with al Ire punctme
proof tires
paige 90. passenger touring
Paige G-4G. b passenger roadster
National 90, passenger touring
Buick. 1917 b-paAsenger touring Wo
III DiAMo%n S'i s'TThiITF AUTO co.
Phone 852 si7 Tatnau street
FRANKLIN. 1914. model ave-psssenger.
Good condition 500 AZ Twenty
NTH street
FORD touring car. Right 70 oash buyer
240i Monroe street
FOR SALE seven passenger Overland Can
~ seeu A. gOs1z " <inth street
FOR SALE one 75-gaIion gasoline tank.
IS guinea pigs Fevraro. Henry Gay.
OVERLAND runabout and Ford touring
car II 4rDsyd order AUuly ZA2i w SGE-
tfsenth street
SELECTED USED OAKS
1917 Chandler. l-passeuger.
1918 CheyrOlet, 1-passcuger
1915 Chevrolet 5-passenger
/ 1916 Buick 6cylinder roadster
1914 FORD trucK
1915 Paige. pas senger.
/ 1912 Pierce-Ar passenger
All newly painted and repaired
/ WIf,MINtflON Al TDMOBlLE CO.
Tenth -. and Deiaware Ave.
ioI7 six-cvllnder s,udcbakcr roadster.
cheap Good condition Apply r " At
we'll Tenth and -nipley streets
| FOR 4ALF l"is studebakcr seven pas
sengcr good coalition. almost new. oO0-
| 6O4 : Harrison street
! Will. sell or exchange fo- sfnaH car seven
passenger touring car excellent condition.
/ electrically equipped with many acres
/ sorles Price reaeona bic Demonstration any
/ evening Address =, Every Evening
/ Once
/ 1T won't take long Or cost Fnuch az jOnn-
4 sons Quick service Garage Cars washed
/ polished stored sO7-0g W0ilaHt0n.
/ LooK-Automooiie owners We buy old
autos and tires not suitable FOR use High
eat prices paid jacob prOtigal. 5t3 Essr
/ Third st-~et D.h 4. phone 35Os NJ
I SAVE your old tires. We nave sDeciahSe5
I an a Dracess whereby no matter now Old
] a tire ~ can make il not only practically
ike new but give you tire tnat Will render
/ service 70 you. Guaranteed for $500 raiss
| for iaSs than nAif Ehe price Of new tire.
/ Ne also specialize "a YulcaniEiDg AL WORK
/ zuAranteed Empire Double Tread o.,
! s23 Shlpiey street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
NETHERLANDS

New York Ave. - Yarns From BnardwalS.
Overlooking lawn md ocean. GzDaciry 500.
CENTRE 3t ALL AIE RAG 'IAJN-.
Elevator. private baths over 30 outside
rooms nave bot and cold -tsnninE water
SPECIAL FREE EEArN Res.
BATHING PRIVILEGE ROM HoI ILL.,
LAWN TENNIS COURT. DANCE FLOOR
BOOkiet Uith points Ht interest - Ar
lanLlc ttv mailed 8u request
AUGUST ET fEW AgEF. Proprietor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
ROOMS FOR RENT.

ROOMS FOR RENT.
DELAWARE AVE. Iiot-Two furnished
rooms on first floor and one ON third
floor. baths on both floors
FURNISHED room. for ono or two gentle
men $40 West 81. second floor.
FURNISHED room for rent. $40 Madi-
son street
FURNISHED room In family OF two for
two refined gentlemen Address ~.
Every Evening Once
FRONT room. for men only Overlooking
Brandyvine 2I7 W sixteenth
LARGE. furnished room for refined women
9i4 W Eighth street
LARGE. attractiveiy furnished front room.
all convenienres, delightful location. Gen
tlemen preferred l2ib Eighth
NICELY furnished room for one or two
gentlemen. sl3 Madison street Phone
1910 W.
900 West street
ROOMS Nicely Furnished. with heat. bath
and use OF phone. Two blocks from depot
2oo King street
ROOM Large. well furnished second floor
Private family Good neighborhood For
two gentlemen or man and wife 1913 Ircn
ton Fiuce
ROOMS and board for gentlemen. All con
venienceR and use Of phone. gl6 W Eighth
str,"t Phone 5il3.
ROOMS Two. nioely furnished. for gont-io
men good location. private family Ap-
1883 W
ROOM Furnished for two gentlemen. with
single heds. in private family los West
Twenty fourth street
ROOM Niccly furnished. all couycnleuces.
in private family for refined gentlemen
only Centrally located Phone 3I13 w
ROOMS Two. for light housekeeping Hot
and cold running In PlFTtFfC
lights and telephone Apply il05 Market
street.
ROOM Comfortably furnished second
floor front. near bath; al rouvoniences
Excellent location 40I Washington Phone
f29G
THREE room apartment. unfurnishod also
two ruous furnished for light huu-ekecp-
ing good lOcation Apply 3os W vents
fourth street Phone MS v
Two or thr'o rooms. furnished for light
housekeeping so2 W seventh =
THREE furnished rooms with or without
TWO furnished front rooms. third floor.
Apply $50 TatnalI street
TWO unfurnished rooms Tor light house
keeping ia private Christian nome No
children Address x ~. Every Evening
once
TWO furnished rooms SOS West Tenth
street,
/ ASHINGTON STREET. lsl2-One do
sirable sccond-story room for gentlemen
! only D. n A Phone 2i3q j
+
/ FOR RENT.
| FOR RENT Largo corner room. facing
mark suitable for ono or two gentlemen.
/ Central location. Private family. Phone
: 2SS2 "
/ FL. RNISHED house for reut for three
I months 5i9 ". Twent y-second street.
/ Call 4439 W
GARAGES at Twenty y-scventh and Tat
nall s. per mcnth. Charles T. WitsiI.
I 1908 W SiNteentn street. Pho . 7l49.
APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT July - four rooms and bat b
apartment WashingtOn Heights. $40. Nc
; children Address i ,. Every Evening
4 OtitCe
/ FOR RENT bachelor apartment i've
large rooms With private bath. NOT water
/ heat and electric light $50 per month. sol
/ Washington street Appy security Trust
/ \ Satc Deposit co
! SECOND-foor apartment for rent 3lS
Concord avenue
THREE rooms and bath, second floor
+ Fourth and Jackson Apply John = krue-
ger 922 " Fourth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

seven horsepower. in
apply 927 Kirk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23

AUTO overhauiiug. - your car working
Just we'll you would like Market
street Garage. 2ti5 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

THE HOTEL WASHINGTON. sos Market
street. Good service is not confined To tho
high priced hotels
UNDER new management. The Belmont
Restaurant 83I II. Fourth street Real
American home cooking that you will
enjoy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
AP TMENTS.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

PRIVATE family will board one or Two
refined young men. Very desirable home
Apply 1927 " Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-23
DETE GIVE AGENCY.

VITEIII Detective Agency All
caaaa Immediately Investigated and strictly
CONFIDENTIAL Employment Bureau. Law
building. Ninth and Market streets. sooond
noors Beii phone 631I,
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BRASS SIGNS.

RAISED letter brass and bronze signs.
AIber, Bucher. 7I5 ShiOley street. Phone
100 VI. y.
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ENGRAVING, ENCLOSING
sHAMPooING. sCALP TREATMENT

BHAMPOOiNu and scalp treatment nj
your home. Phone 422f VI. bertha ri
Ernest. 42s E. Sixth street. Out-of-town
appoint ments accepted.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

ADVERTISING solicitor. Regular pubicn-
tion. Experienced. 500 Shipley Sc.
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OPTOMFIRIST.

YOUR EYES are your most valuable pos
session Are they getting the attention
they deserve Vim A Moore. tho Optom
ctrist oI9 Market street.
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f1l3AEO o1sf10etI
402 " Twenty second street snort hand
Tvpewriting &c Scientific. individual in
strilctiop Day and evening Phone 52I7 w
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NOTICE. Leon GulczynskI. the owner and
tenant OF the house situated nt $ E Cor
Third and Pine streets, In the Second ward OF
the city OI Wilmington county OF New Castle
and state OF Delaware. III compliance with tha
requirements Of the Acts Of the General AS
sembly IN such case made \ provided do here
by give notlce that shall apply in writing TO
the Court OF General Sessions OF the state of
Delaware. in and for New Castle county on
Monday the 10th day Of september. A. ID.
1915. being the next term Ct said court for a
license for said house as an inn or tayorn Tor
the sale therein of intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart. to be drunk on the
premises. and the following res pectablo citl-
zers OF said ward, at least twelve OF whom are
substantial freeholdcEs OF said ward, recon-
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Apartments and ruuIu-.
! FI0 = Delaware avenue. A-.4Ll-1 DIty. -r. J.
3 NJ Shields.
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WYNNEFIELD
HOTEL GEARY
THE WESTMONT

OCEAN End RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Capacir +. 500. Modern. comrortaple. s.
iiEntfui Always open. sea water 1Ahs.
running water IN rooms elevator. cuisine 4n-
SURPASSED rates -eClcsd Tor early season.
boCkle5.
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WOMEN SPECIALS.

CARPETS 900 carpets and rugs wanted
BIO clean. Botn phones. George +. Ian
Co. 1905 Orange street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-12

Tafettd Is for Winter and Summer
A Daily Fashion Talk by Florence Rose

At the first glance you might place
this frock in the class of period cos
tunes, but at the second glance you
will note that II is thoroughly modern
in treatment. with just enough of the
picture-making in the designing to take
1t out of the mass Ct the commonplace
and make 1t distinctly different.
Certainly the materials are common
place enough-navy taffeta and navy
colored georgette-but this combination
and the manner in which they are
handled give us something decidedly
different to think and talk about.
The other day l heard a woman eX-
pounding on taffeta as the material for
summer wear because it gave service and
was cool. which recalled to my mind the
old 1rishman who declared he drank
beer in the summer to keep him cool and
in the winter to make him warm. 1t is
exactly the same with the women who
favor the taffeta dress for summer and
cling to it as the desirable frock for
winter. At any rate 1t would appear
that taffeta Is being brought forward
just now in the showing of the new
frocks. Personally I admire taffeta. but
have felt that it was. unless carefully
treated very apt to be very trying and
ofttimes unbecoming for this reason.
However, | can see wonderful opportu-
mites Tor taHeta Wnen combined with
georgette which we know is always soft
and becoming.
The foundation of this dress and the
front and back section of the bodice are
of the blue taffeta. while the sleeve and
full overskirt are of the Eeorgette, both
decorated with the bands of the taffeta
placed in graduating rows. The small
revers of the taffeta are joined to the
collar of georgette under the tiny silk
buttons The girdle Of taffeta ties at
the back in a a bow. and is decorated
across the front with flowers made of
various colored yarns.
The hat worn with this froCk is of blue
taffeta and has an under brm facing of
beige georgette. Flowers of woolen yarns
matching those of the dress decorate the
hat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-12
Sixteen Too Young to Love

Of sixteen years and have DARK hair ana
on my vacation at the shore, met a young
sys5y evening Ss for ,Oy walk E aIops S the Board.
sash should me have an'ee eermed IL ss' ,ha
Wen. ! returned home a week before he did,
R fS,nR RosheF e S,s that he loved me. and really
"i'H I rece,ved ed letters from him ev.rv d,v
after returned home. and by them / knew new
he way vert fond OF me. and liked him.
me out in his maehne. @ also Sc to nj the o opera tGS
and l,I gave me ssaqtiful gifts; He also wore
i to him. TO prove his ;ove,, he gave mo
'h RING TsSs 9sSs sslse to ss dsy had
misunderstanding oyer some trihe, and we
to believe that he, does not care for me
the phone. though do all the calling up, as
do ne spess S tine % f t 90 sS and Srs m
has met: something he never did before. but
still I thiuk no likes me little.
,rls Please advise ,a,io, me what to do as ike
SPEAKS Res Msa of @ 's s fsGS tS @ Do sGs snF
course. | said he spoke foolish because i I
was a mere schoolgirl. and this seemed to
he hsd Sf asnf s% down
the Fs nfh wsSs hS did xSv
swer as soon as possible. Grille.
think, my little girl. that you are too
young to think of bein gin love. You
are a schoolgirl. Why not try this?
call up a man. dear-and in the mean
time see what happens. From the way
your letter reads 1t seems as though he