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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-12-11
Good Time to Do 1t,

81 can't see dose socialists" said
Uncle Eben. "When a man comes
around talkin' dat red doctrine, right
dar is where I gifts color blind"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-12-11
Leaves sunerior to Berries.

In coffee-growing countries a SUI
fusion of the leaves Of the plant is
held by many to be superior to that
made from berries.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-12-11
Many Young Men and Women Offer
Themselves For Christian Service

Southern Baptsts Will Have Ample Working Force for New Pro-
gram-Campaign Hopes to Strengthen Local Churches and Win
2500y000 Lost to Christ During Next Five Years.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-12-11
Optimistic Thouuht

Persons with the least knowledge
are apt to be the greatest takers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1919-12-11
Methodist Church
Enters Ypres
and Brussels
GREAT MEMORIAL CHURCH WILL
BE ERECTED IN DEVASTATED
BELGIAN CITY.
Brussels To Be Center Of Large EnteT
prise On the Part of South
erners.

NASHVILLE, Ieuu.-A great MelhOulot
Church, erected and maintained by the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
will be erected amid the ruins OF
Ypres, in Belgium. This was stated
by DR.. w. B. Beauchamp, director
general of the Centenary Commission
who, with Bishop James Atkins, the
bishop in charge of European mission
fields. Just returned from Belgium.
The city of Ypres, terribly devas-
tated, will not be rebuilt in its entirety.
The once magnificent Cloth Hall, the
finest in the world, the Cathedral, the
town hall, the CHURCHES, and other
large ruins will be left as a perpetual
memorial.
Of these the city mayor has caused
signs to be erected, reading: This
is holy ground. No stone Of this fab.
ric may be taken away. 1t is a heri-
tage for all civilized peoples"
A City of Memorials.
Ypres is a city of memorials. The
British government has selected a site
and will erect a great museum as a
monument to her fallen heroes.
Similar buildings will be built by
Canada, New Zealand, Australia and
Belgium.
In the midst of these memorials the
Southern Methodist Church will be
erected. 1t will contain a library,
reading room and social equipment,
in addition to its auditorium and
class room.
"Ypres will always be a mecca for
travellers" said DR.. Beauchamp.
Thousands and millions will flock to
that battlefield. Our Church will not
only minister to the people of Ypres
and the surrounding territory, but it
will also serve these visitors"
Great Plant in Brussels.
The Methodists have also purchased
a great building in Brussels, which
| will be their headquarters for Europe.
1t will contain offices, an auditorium,
reading and lecture rooms, a publish.
ing plant and social equipment.
The general secretaries of the two
Protestant bodies of Belgium, the
state Church and the free Church, will
have offices in this building, thus
making it the Protestant center of
Belgium.
Southern Methodists have also pur.
chased a half interest in the Protest.
ant hospital of Brussels. 1t will be
enlarged and its capacity will be
doubled.
Relief Stations Established.
Dr.. Beauchamp reported that thou.
sands of children will freeze to death
this winter, because the Germans
flooded the mines and filled them with
concrete, thus making it impossible
for the people to obtain fuel.
Children, with their mothers" said
DR.. Beauchamp, ARE now living in
the abandoned trenches and dug-outs
left by the enemy"
In order to cope with the situation
the Methodists have arranged to open
relief stations at Ypres, st. Quentin,
Montdidier, Belgrade and other points.
A full contingent of physicians,
nurses, directors and social workers
will be sent abroad as soon as they
can be found.
The Church has a fund Of S. 00, 900
for European construction work, This
will be spent in Servia, France, Bel.
g1ums Poland and Bohemia.
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11i'' Star @i'i'' i shoulder Arms 81; y

cepted position IN snTIrer L
Bro for the summer months.
( Mrs. Willard WzzE ID IN. james
are visiting n Frederick county.
Miss My Carter. daughter Of MIR
and Mrs. Z. =. Gz@I.E - Iaken 10
the Maryland uazzaEzII. Hospital,
HaitimoEe last Thursday md was
oparatek On Saturday IL Carter
Is doing xeT. nicely.
DR.. ana Nh. IoIa Norris. Hiss
Mary Norris ana IL EaIIIe Kelly
motored - Atlantic 10 Monday
whore they vi HUeaa n days.
Mr.. John Wilson I0aznZ he home
and warehouse . i. zIzIer. hrs.
MolIle Wilson. nc recently moved
20 Washington.
Mrs. Thomas Roberts. = laurel, Is
visiting relatives lIaTa.
Mrs. Roy Warner : INIT aIck with
humps
MI. and rs. 0saF1e Hoimon. Of
Howard county. 80 moved into the
house lately occupied : r.. Wan.
BUSH. who - moved h xaInlls 20
Montgomery county.
Nj Wn HohEz ! critically ii and
all his children - hone Hiss
Emaa and III Gree H0nnz. q Hal
timore. Lawrence - zaI1zn d the
Navy and Willie HoAIz. = Washing
ton.
Mrs. Jesae n@sIIHIzs nd little
daughter Helen arz visiting Mr.
DsviIbiss' mother. -. Mamie Devil
bliss In 9ykaaTIIIa.
Mrs. Katie Buckingham. - rhila-
delphla. i visiting heT brother. Mr.
Irwin Buckingham.
Mr.. Herbert ueYfIaa ID ! very
valuable nnIa = .rzZa - - Non
day.
Miss Rulh Bennett zIzlzHz u Bald
more Tor seTeTaI - - eek.
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JIT0F.

Marion, Oldest aon Of Mrs. Jane
Taylor. d Bethel Heights. Who served
In the aIaIn Infantry IN France for
several months md returned home
recently. wa9 gITHn J welcome sur
prise b. hIs mother and brothers on
last Saturday evening A large
crowd vas present. After spenmng
some time i amuaements all enics I'd
refreshments.
Mrs. Annie HoncE. Who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
DeviIhIsa nd family Of Clearfield.
has returned home.
Mrs. Sue Keller. d Westminster, Is
visiting friends . ms place.
Mrs. bowman. q MIddleburg, spent
the weeks nd HIIh her daughter and
family. Mrs. :. !. Grouse.
Miss Elizabeth Mckinney. OF Mid
dleburg. - aIHo : guest OF sIfs.
Grouse lazI HesE.
Mr.. and Mrz. John Menchy and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Evans spent Sunday
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
e. Evans.
1ha Ladies. ID vii rect on 1nIy
Al the nome q Mrs John Cressler.
A good attendance i desired.
Martin. aon II Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Long. Who has been On the sick list
Is ont egaln.
The MIsaI0naT. Society will hold a
musical IN ne Bethel on Sunday
evening beginning II s15. A SILVER
offering VI y lifted IT the close OF
the service Don't miss il
Nr. Jacob ATEznKh and son, Her
man, Of Baltimore spent the week =
end with relatives.
ar. m ~. EzTl III. Of Houcls-
vile. spent Sunday with their par
enta. Mr. md M. George Hughes
and family.
Lewis Green md Harry Baker have
purchased automobiles.
Sunday school N the Bethel at $50
on Sunday morning. Preaching
1915. Musical 50 ? N.
Prayer meeting On Wednesday
evening y : o'clock. Don't mics
these services
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Mr.. Lev HaInHz - has been In
Ill health for one me - taken 10
Baltimore IL morning ToT n Ak
animation :. specialist.
A very pretty wedding aaH per-
formed Il n Methodist Episcopal
parsonage hHzs = II NON We'd
nesday. Iana :. :. -. Frank
Fielding. II. contracting parties
were J. EoeI EHnHzII. - . IT. and
Mrs Wm. ! bennett NJ is Lulu
Stevens. he nr.II4 daughter 81 Mra.
Daniel Stevens. : dinner followed
the wedding : =. Hnne d the
grn0Hl'a naTenIz :. 0nH as present
hnt the. Immediate Ia=z|Iy Tie iElde
and groom HIzIIHH - home Of the
bride a Ha@I4sE E.=I.|n Shore and
will FIHII Ocean =. Their future
home - = ! baltimore.
Mis- Frances Norris I visiting
Mrs. I ?. zzHI=z
Miss HHIzzn zzzZHz@ IL accepted q
position ii - z=zz.z.IIlE Milling
and suppl. u
Reese MzIzH. = Baltimore Has nc
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zHIIgzIT..


Oakland Methodist Episcopal
church vii hold IL annual picnic on
July / N TlaIEhIsH grusa n the after
noon and evening. There will be
music and Other features = usual
Marshall 0uEHIz#= % d nr. and
Mrs. z B.onraIer 81 - Leg seysrly
with : cradle He.IHe one day fast
week and EhTea stitches .ere required
70 close It -. = : much Improved
At this writing.
An egg WIla three yolEs Faa found
among others = zzlaa Katharine
Phillips , feH H. 20.
Mr.. e. =. Melville IosI : f.ne COW
from pneumonia - dr. 40.
Wheat harvest lean here on last
Saturday and IT zalz tine consider
able grain : CT. ne TaIn however on
Wednesday delayed .uFk generally.
Oakland III besan work last
week and 5 No - nIEhI work also
II will laEe some me 70 repair the
damage done. although sufficient pro-
gress has been made 70 resume work
We haven't Hs@n ne machinery 10
build The n. 1oz1 DuI He are uold
II Is coming.
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Don't forget n : 7. |. will meet
this Sunday morning Il Sandy Mount
At I0.4s. II children urged 4. be
present. The caIIlren.a service held
Al Sandy Mount 1T Sunday morning
was largely attended. The weather
was Ideal I'd - Hho took part IN
the service - IheIT best ! SPLEEN
did program IS rendered. The
children especially deserve great
credit for Iha I'll u which they rem
dered their ezE1eIHas. SONGS, drills.
etc. The Offering amounted 10 $3.50.
The E. :. held : moHl interesting
meeting - Sunday night on the
church I'm Il : o;eIoek Al pres
ent seemed = enjoy he open air SER
vice. ThZz zaHIa. nIEhI service will
lie held promptly ! : o'clock led by
the president. Wilbur YinglinK. The
topic l. : patriotic one. Loyalty 10
Our Church nd Country Some
boys who xsTe = France may be
present md zpsaE 70 The Society. All
invited
Mrs. IN. Tanner visited her
cousin. Hr. Iohn EhTeexe and family.
IN WayneaboHo. several days last
week. Ell
Harry !. eapie and family, Of
Goyans. I'd. xIaIIHd relatives 10 this
section IasI Sunday.
4 numaer . peoples have had ton
silltis and summer colds In this
community.
Mary Helzs Young Il spending
week n Baltimore visiting her
IL.
Farmers are bazx making hay.
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FInieth Anniversary Service.

The fiftieah anniversary service q
F'Inksburg Sabbath school II be
celebrated this coming Sunday. June
.. DIR. ElderdIea. d Western Nary
land College will deliver - morning
address, Rev. Wzn. !. IIIzInzaT. On
of former pastor D 80 - IN
church will deliver II address n
the afternoon, : anlenIId uT1zram !
being prepared b. tha aHnaaI. 1.na
male quartet Of baltimore 10 ~
been present for several year. xIll
b present again. assisted :. :
eoronetiAt ana xloIInIzI. - -
Bramco Orchestra. ~. 60. !
Woods. Of Baltimore. II azzIzI III
the singing. 50 there ! : Z@zzI u
store for all who cone Announce
ment cards have bssn - : %
and young friends . - SCHOOL. n
yiting them 10 Il present in nd
enjoy the das. Il HoIns Ha.z nj -
neIved a card. 1 L oaI. - 80
Just could not recall IN Names -
We ask you here.
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Ar. and Mrr. William In nd
family entertained during Ne -
week Miss Bernlee raEEz. : HzI9nIa !.
Miss Rachel Chalk. = Hamilton: -.
TURK, Miss Aiesa Chalk ~ NT.
stephen Cockey. q Green sU<In. -
Icy. Mr.. and AIRS. Marion I.zIzI.T. -.
John Burk and aon. Raymond. -. ID
mrs. Edward Hurk md IamII.
Due notice Of the Id seaIsIx ~
per viii be given.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank EaxaT ~ In
IL spent Sunday HIIh -. Howell
Taylor and family. q neZzI@TzIo.n.
Mrs. Dora xepn. q 1aIIIm1=.. lit
ID relatives IN this Vicinity - xeeE.
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of the Argonne Forest. tie melton
As made and carried Inal he nzzae
q The Argonne Poal - changed >
that Of The MolleYille FaTm - =
Veterans Of Foreign Service.
1t our meeting Sunday Afternoon.
June 22nd. we had the pleasure i
taking In four new members. Iz.aI.
I. 1. Elderdice. SGT. Jesse Mzerz. 81.
Charles Arnold. SGT. George HeII.
The next meeting Is scheduled Iar
July 1th, at the Westminster ATmaH..
Every man who has ever aeHHEa =
Foreign service of any branch = -
service. army, navy and marine zazuz.
= cordially invited = attend -
neeome members 81 ouH nozI.
+. r. RE1FsNIDEH. AIIIuIanz.
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ZZ=Z5ZZ=5======
IzHIZ#8MH.

Harry slullz M family. Of Middle
town. Mrs. RuIH Dorsey nd child.
ren, OF Union HTIaZH znsEs he reek
with her grandfather. Mr. Francis
Boweraox il TIE absence Of Mrs
Bowerhox.
! MI and Nrz. Claude Grouse and
son, Claude. q MaEnoIIas Nra. Nor
ris. Miss blanche Grouse md SIR.
Norman FaInn. = baltimore were
guests Of Mr. - Nra. The0aore
/ Grouse. Of Clear RIdks IN sunday,
Miss blanche nTuuze recently return.
led from he hospital I'll remain NJ
home for IIIne
Mrs. =. Fielder Gilbert IDok anms
OF the children. fifteen i namlser on
picnic he - Thursday They
packed their lunch HzzEsIs ana uend.
ed their Hay = Iaxa Spring. ; time
honored rsHoEI nazT ION. where
they spent : delightful d.. taking
dinner and supper - Ne hillside
Mr. and ATH. Howard AyaTa and
son. Howard. =. nd Afa. Joseph
Douglas 81 -. 8zIEzfsI Hsindoi-
lar. Of Baltimore an.aI ne pal Wed
needay vii IF. - Mfz. solomon
Myers and fail.
Miss Mary.Ila LaHzall. u Baltimore
h visiting NJ. md NrH. Il !. zoiilc-
koner.
Messrs. naxmona Nd Samuel
Graham. = |. : - - home on
a Walt
Miss Elizabeth Ize.Iz IeIi On Hrn-
day for Philadelphia. AIR : visit
there she ~ = = house pafiy
with friends - =. Eastern Shore.
Mra. Ellen smith. - :. :. Darby
and Mr.. Auaa .znzEsH aHs guests
OF Dr. and II. :. :. Weaver -
Mr. and ~ InHn UaHnaaEh ard
son, Hay nd daughter. Lucille. ~
Baltimore. TIHII@1 - nd HFHl ]. g.
Holienberfy aad oIheT friends this
week.
Miss Nellie Weaver. d HnIlaFiIlo. l..
l., spent cone IZnz = hume Miss
Loretta WeaxaT. . Philadelphia vas
home On Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances n0xaraox spent tho
pest week EIIA be- ssaas.ss---. MIRA
Harry slulIz. u .I1HIaIoNn.
Mrs Alice Hr0Hgn apanI The past
Ave weeks i Baltimore III nsr son.
Mr.. Howard HrouEA ~ family who
were slek.
4 wedding q unusual interest o.
Cured on Wednesday. IN 3 II I
.. m. when II. E0|zzI Oh. = Wash
ingtonl !. =. ID 81 IzasIlls aahecch
Weaver. daughter : II md Nm
Harry Weaver. : nnIonIoHn we're
united IN marriage - he brides
pastor. Rex. ! : Lewis xho used
the ring service. THe bride - at
tired in ; Iaea trimmed White gown
with white - - gloves. She car
ried > larga bouquet = pInE roses.
The groom looKsH - II Iha eonven
tlonal black n. -. attended by
Mr.. Carroll HszxsT. brother u the
bride and - Louie 0IIo. sister "
the groom nd III.la - lazy Louise
Weaver. flower EIHI. Tie church Ras
beaufiled 9TH pIHE ross ard ferns.
After 3 luncheon : Ne brides home
they departed IoT baltimore amid a
shower 81 re attended b several
car loads II friends. z|Ier : short
stay there to - Iake rip
South. Thex received number Of
beautiful and uHeIaI presents N ehina
cut glass. zlIseE. lInen. granite,
ALUMINIUM. md money Alter their
return lhes - eide n Washing
ton where he groom ! employed
Mr.. Norman HaEaTI and ~ Naomi
Hawkins. II naIIImnEa spent Sunday
with MIaa Ianra E.EaTd.
Mr.. CLAYTON I|ann. u UalIimnFe
spent f. d. :. home the uaBt
week and while home attended the
funeral If hIs brother. II Iaskasn
Ham.
Mrs Emory EI0nsI ! - the Sch
list
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lohn Barleyeorn Dies Tuesday ETaa
Indications.

The Baltimore American I0lZx
saya:
VIII the wartime prohibition -
DC enforced here On Tuaala. -.
inly /, II President Wilson a0az ut
lit the ban?n
Ask Uncle Sam. - !. 80
Allls. counsel 10 the AnIIHaIaon
League, 70 whom the question .az
addressed yesterday
But New York hotel I'D zHI01a
keepers are prepared : e.. =
business as usual w zHaHIz -
tInlorsans in the same business coo
their bars9"
Ask Uncle Sam. - - -.
You know that Uncle san : =
lnIfIer.a
Hut It isSclalmea to lHzzzz0z
hIhition law lacks niaehInar. . -
enforcement and carries = .zHzIZ|zz.
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instead o piece YORK Al the old
hands TIA worked ct the overall
factory md cute number Of new
ones commenced YORK and all seemed
pleased. We hone he factory is here
to stay - Tz19yIeHn needs work OF
that kind = furnish employment for
the Young f0IIzs.
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urday proved : success.
Preaching Sunday evening IT 1880
by Hev. Justice.
Miss Mo1lie Abbott spent Wadnes-
day with har zIaIs.. rs. Edu. Evans,
AT CarroIIIon.
Mra. HeIIIa 4Ilen - returned TO
baltimore aIIaT : 10 weeks trip
with her father. -. Walter shlp1ey.
Mrs. AlszTe : . - Sc list.
Mrs Carroll snzmsT aDenI the week
IN FinksbnTE visiting her parents,
Mr.. and MTH. GlII.
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Miss Rookie sterner daughter :
George SteFner. of blooming aE6xz.
and John M. EisanhIIh. : MaHzazzz
=, i'd, we're married Ta@H==. no.
N It the parsonage q - Hanover
Circuit United Evangelical z#.=z==
ne ceremony was performed !. =
- q 4. Raesar.
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Hz#I#@Z#.Z

The flffY mn 10 mz6a zae every
member CANVASS = =. Mays Re
formed congregation. Silver Hun. On
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the 18TH Inst. hanaed i =. reports
81 their work II :. zs@=IEz I'd =
the church 1t sHHzz. morning
The goal set fur church expenses md
bcuay0ience uaa - - reached.
yet tbs canvass = ; III. - -
sarded Is : zueesz#z : Zz@Es I'D
waa covered - he eza.zz=aTz. =
many mambefH EazIaE - distances
from the church. TnHEz = a1oal
thirty IN Hanover
A large force q HaTZZHan. under
the supervision = contractor To-
#tone. are pushing rapidly zHaad IL
work on tbs neN oorn-a1zl - dump
At the shrlxaf canning factory
last saturday - I'D n pleasure
1t laht Of travelling Or : at
small piece laboHz - Y@aazl q
stats road between unI1H III nd
Westminster. fhaI distance bsIag -
llnlahed and open - IEazzl. Hurk
on he remainder = =. - 30
miles seems % - mailing 80 nd.
way and should = completed = TIE
lasi Of July.
The wheat harvest ! = ~ mozl
Of the erap zasal4 = = shocks =
July ist Some prophets - ii he
heads ~ wheat =. 90 1T HlIeu.
while others predict : - ET0n. :
am no prophet n -. HaI = IL 1aHe
il am casting - . ii - later
class.
HIs Enluenre. Cardinal Gibbons.
and Bishop 0iconnaIl. : Baltimore.
spent last week III HonsTI :. NJ
Miss Mary o. shrIxer.
Captain LannsnHoa - ananI
several days uIIh - unEIzz !. =.
shrIyer. this rszE. - - shortly
embark for France n i. .aH.Ias !
The u 3. Arm.
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R2TzHEIn

Childrenls az service vii be held
In paianHao Methodist Episcopal
church 1uIY :.
The festival shlsh sas held Sat
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The Ladies' AIa s0aIEIy - meet
At the church N THnTz1z=. Jalx :.
Al! are invited
Harvesting + n progress.
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Mary Il Luton. HzIzzz= - - friend
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be shows - y I=|0.z = - o. Of
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he inherited II - ===zIz newspaper
printed u zHEHazZ z.HH=#= = - zIHIs
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POST DR0pE lI
Hi Be known = HallazIII@ IN
Post AFgonne - :. . =
York Post.

At the last meeting d !. Veterans
of Foreign Service : IS brought :
their attention lhaI IneHs : : Pat
n nrapklyn, y. 2. IT, = adopted
the name Of Argeanz. - ~
ing i necessary = 81 . -
name for the POI - Westminster.
As Moileyille I'm : - ===z@=H=
hared by the z1IH I'D - zI===IHHz
= one Of De zapzI important HzZZZzz
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eIaIenary Methodist
Church.

Sunday servieeaz=a.15 : = -
ii school, 1870 ;. : zz.7|7z
HeIzIf. NO d = @=zzZzz 7a|=II=Hz
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! CORSET Special S1.25
About o dozen Eooa quality corsets some made
- Of heavy eonIIl - zIlsEz o summer net. !
- very good NODE. IsIs8Ils average figure at the
- special price = !
= NEW MILDLY GL0UsEs sd
NeT lot d MILDLY 1Iouzsz made with belt and
= new style collar Ths material Is fine quality
- blue
Z WASH SKIRTS SIS
About dozen sasII skirts made OF gaberdlne
y linen finish. =. Niozih rom $50 70 $500 To
= close ont sIIa
s WASH SKIRTS 800
q Several models InaI received made Of me
saberalne The z.zIsz = he very best with large
pockets and fancy 81
. MISSES GIHlGlIHH DRESSES
iot q Bingham dresses Tor girls from IS 70 II
e years. ne na1erIaIa zof fast color ginkhams
and thss = azas : attractive styles. reasonably
y priced. go = zz09
2 WHITE PETTIl0HTs S1.00 10 $500
y We are ahasInE y .nIzznal good line OF white
g peflicoats Ins mHIsElHIz aTe cambria and long
- cloth and lhsy aFe ~ nralfily trimmed with lace
y and embroidery. sslEa values 800 to $500.
Y BLACK PETTlI0HTS 500
- Special lof = ne black aateen pettlctufs
q cus fnil he. aaa.she sery incest made. extra
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