davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

iioltcl,S Webe. og man foltot bette
ina foriin6erliat, at Ell Ytono itror
blep icnot til bans Stem. San fdno.
res oo l%iagenoc 300 poo 8ulpet, ram
met al Slag. Ytr. Graham, Der MI
buooc naoet bcn heie 9tlDer al 90
Aor, booze alcnc pao CT malcriif Steo
upr Goirmont Vorf, Ger ban mango
Aor bouoc ipslet nleo at oe~oli9cboloc
@llic for Songiugle OF poa olloen
Waooc bcifptte Dem. Hlanbt fine be
iiprcoc @enner Der bopoe ban oerfor
Here iielone Grcmplarcr. Der ionl
&egel olorig ieger ioo luugt moo
9toro Tor lit Sommeropbolo.
Srpstclia gnflnsc, Otter en- aien.
belle al Si%gipnSiurpen er Non Gmer
ion al Greston iioite 5oraoag blepell
urreitcrct pna Anflage Tor at babe
orGbt lin Wioocr. Wtrs. Charles
Gmerion bleo 10 Gage Tor iumoen
lom &ia pon gunoen al en- elevator.
anbnlug / benocs Webeliorretnin9.
Senocs NoDco bar fuiit % bcg9e Ben
brllot. HGger erflGrcoe, at bun bar
blcuen mDroct % bcrpoa faitet tleo i
Nabningcn lon finn bar 20 sSoo onb.
Ger bleu pionct, of Der bar ioreialot
lrGttcr nlellcm DC TO, % at Ssmnen
Dco Ell N~nleoning bnpoe lorbonoet lin
Qio0cr. Charles Gmcrlou Opoe ior
fort Iio lioen, 90 Wtr2. Gmerion hnr
iorcitnoct Den betpoclioc ISor.
refining. @mu iu0tog en- ircnltrG
oeuOc Stining / Nncns iclitabcli9c
mcbcna Semlen oQioa bar
bnut ct qoot RpQtc og life pprct an
feet Tor no8ct pilot eIlcr pol0lomt
Utenncife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
QNiscomT1t.
If bnaae Suipital / WalcspiQe

Oil bnaae Suipital / Walesuille.
SanbelSforcningcn / @alespille bar
lat iig Tom Woal at ppisrc for @pcn
ct Soipitol foitcnoc $4,000.
Murocr bpmt. @ottirico %oegeli,
Scr ior opcr Ell llQc iiben mloer cn
britt ieniaticnel S%fpbeaffpre / NPrs
hcoen al Wonrpe brGbte Sheriff
Wott Solbroa og Sicf Wartin, er
oent iii lipspnrigt StraforbeiOe /
| StotSipngllct. %oeocli crflGrcoe Jig
itnloio / set bobbcltc Wtoro.
Miseuniins tbrre 3~uufuriIna taacs
afoaoc. @isconiins Nsiemblp bar
Sc iibitc Gage al forrigc ltge to9et
oiooge ct Sorllng / Hetning al Tor-
blloslopenS itrenge 8iennemfsrelie e.
Torilagct blep forfoitet meb SO MOB
6 Stcmmcr, cfter at oct bar lpffeoes
Wooltouoernc at peofelc TO Imclloe-
mentcr, oct enc tiuabclloc 81 neo Ell
9llfoholboloiobeo al inbtil 3 Erocent,
% Oct onoct foreifripcnoc Mcferen-
bum al ToriIoget peo set olnlinoclige
&ulg | 1920.
Misconiin gaar "uper the tup".
Sra Milipallfcc melhtcS ben 9be bs.,
at mco eloml TO Gage tilba9e al
aompognen for Sei~crslaanct, bar
Wilmnl,fcc Gountp o9 Staten Wis-
coniin llonct en- Gum, Der opcrlteg Den
iatte Mnoel meo nGlten 10 WiQloner
Collars. : GIbpcn pg Milmulfee
Golultp bar Ser iubltriberet $3S,741,-
$50 moo ct &pota al S25,151,350,
OF gSi5conlills 1amle0e Sublfription
bclpb ii9 til $S3,63S,600 MOB $75,.
037,500, iom par Statens Inbel /
Sudnet.
Gunis &rneaer ieet / Gan Claire?
SouiS arlle9er, Den enelte al arllegcr-
Wreorcnc, ion mi er paa TriioO
otter &en peo @ithec mco lofolc
Illtoritctcr o9 neutrality-suspicious.,
pnnitoocS nnlig Of prrc feet / Gall
Claire. Gnncs blcp orGbt lmbcr
Sonlpclt, nlcoells eco % Srorf lclcrc
poogrcbcS % MI a%fioncr fin Strai /
StutSfGnallet. Mooeren irificnotcs;
2oi,is er bet life lpffebcS at pnaoribc
&onfliften meo Gri,cacr- Sanlilicn op-
itob bcrpeb, Of @rporenc uloorpg Jig
Wilitrrtjcncitc.
Saa i'm aaptcin ialoe. Mlireo
gSilberg, tlplig fonlnlen tilbogc til lit
&lem | WbitebaI eIter lGir9ere Sios
Sicneitc iom Solbat i Srantrig, bIeu
paa Slagmarfen Gicnpione til lin
tapre &optcins iioitc &eltebaao. Sap
tein ". u. Hpplcs. Scr par ira
8alespile. blco ferit iaarct / Sen enc
Saano, % ban, opiororeoeS bcrpoo
I'll Of goa tilboge og ieac 9Gacbe-
hanoling. San iparcbc, at ban bar
fonmcn ODER til Sranfrie for at
'laos og life ior at laoc iia lapiolue
paa Soipitalcr, bpprpoa han / Spio-
len Tor line WTnb itormeoc frenlopcr.
Goalc iaa Miuliter ~ielere rammcoes
ban al eli augIe Bfcnucm Sicrnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
WttitmcIptd.
W;l befronic Gle Bulls Stpttc.

@il befranic Gle Bulls Stptte,
0onrc S%anQforcning / minneapolis
hor bcitcmt liz til at fcirc 11oe Mai
peO at oubrjnge arnnlc pao Ole Bulls
Stutllc / Horing Ynrf. NS'iltercnoe
Gountuuouofnt Nrtblr Wnrfpe pll
boloc 6cltiolcn.
@noocr Nicm iur Sp9cplcierifer.
Wccfcr o0 Sian Gountpcr, ION bar
iuac9 SprinQ3boipital npr Hote
Bart, bill / &pbct al Sonmcren op-
isrc ct Nicm for Spgcplcicrltcr Ser
Itc0a. @pQninQcu CT bcre81ct til ct
&oltcu0c al 100000.
SnhncnSn blnnot Ncitc. 5 SIncoln
Gouutp ipnc9 ,Snilllcu5uepibcmien mi
at prrc Qooct oper poa @cltcnc, ioct
mango Gilipl0er cr nlnlclot. 6ar-
mcrnc urrcr 6rngt Tor, at SpQoom-
men blipcr n%lmin0clig uobrcOt %
@lrbci0ct ocruco ioriiufct.
auinoc umfummct / Grplpiipn.
Wfra. Wiifc SteItcm blcp forIcocl1
npitcn oicbliffclig orpbt / lit Nienr
mar Ct. Glouo. ioct Ell &anoe Die
c~rploocrcoe. Get bar oen gomle @i.
%itoric, ioet Der gioroc9 Sorlpg poo at
rerc op / Opncn pe0 @iGlp al Glen.
WncarOni. Snbrif fur %emioii.
Morria &oplan al &emiOiI bor tuqct
Sfriot til at op'ore Ell mooernc Wla.
coroni Iobrit ocritc03. @au CT nplig
fonmcr tilbaqc ira Gitcn, bpor Sen
~neopcn0iNc aupitoI % Ststtc cr
lifrct. Cont er oIerc6e fiebt for
Sabrlfcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
1noldnoet.
Sospa.

Ylcict i'm Tpber / IS Tnr. Tnno
@cI,trnth hor uco Hctcn | &atcrloo
oiprt ,Sorhrina pua eli ipccicl Nnocl
al $4,000 / i'm Ytoocr" e'terlaoic
90. NSiia @entrotb onicrcr, at bun
rleienc Wobcrcu / IS Nor, % al $50
rr llae cr en- rjmclig @ootalrrel'c
Derfor.
Heonbuciarpcrnc fnlmcr. sra SeS
Mfoinc@ mclotcA / Ifiotc1 Al forrlae
lldc. at sc Teforationcr, lont llo9ct
fortiolio aiorNc3 Tor HcanbucoinI'
fioncne NIcufomit cr ialnlct lnr9clt9
inoer set hnppjqc Hcgnpcir. Solon.
ternca Nicrntomit bier ncnlllg Tor
holei belle 10 llger moo hnno 'er'i an
touca. &elfomiticitcn cr cnoclIl be
ifcrnt iaitiat til Sor@oo0 oclnr llar.
Siitriftenummcr bpb. Giltrltt@
BONNER Charles " NtltIlall a.
N2otcrIoo or Sen soc Is aiAooct pc0
2socn i Rocheitcr. W}iut, huor ban
umocrfniicoc Jig en- Operation Tor
Qrrit CONNER NGuInn fom ION
ma Glit mtc0 linc GorGl0rc til @loct
holpr Gomttn i Gcmtinorcnc % neo
latte iia ioni Abuofot ! gHoterloo l
1870. San iicntc / i'm Iio ! bc9Qc
Nnic Al StutG,@ NeQialniur, uor Stu
tcn2 Nttorucn @cucral i 10 (crmlter,
ira 1901 til 1908, oN Ool1te9 I'll u
itrifteoommcr i 1919 San oncr
Icpea al Nuitrt % Ell Smn.
Mnmmcl airrliahcb upiriifet. Gen
heflcnoic tnifc Brett DR.. &ohn e..
Crth. Setrctpr for Soma N'ocluta A.
"vcaaitc 10 enforce Ncucc", er I
Gc0nr sails ait mcO Ytlla Gloro y.
9cnuiatou, ION IiQca al bare Ell
Glommc ira Den III nIorcn6c Vioro@
llnaoonlstio. Ntlia Qemiaton bar |
noroc Nur uirfct ioIu NGrcrinoc /
Soma, iioit peo gforlnalltolcn / Gconr
Gol4. % Al DR. Crth3 Senlter IRA
fariic 9Gqtcitnb pclltc2 at tonln1c I'll
bour n1eb tGsoc Gipiiiom % Sc gfu
rtiic bapoc bcitenrt zig til al toQc I'm
@runup5rclic eltoOcr Tor ldnltlola NJ
ine0c WllttCrne.
Observation-Disclosures nnocrUcis. Sra
Camp Upton. %olM %alnn0, mclotc3
Ser0uo. at 16Soc acknowledgment
nilOc tiltrT0c Nlmcrellen oerrro Spn
Dag Gitcrmio0aa Gompanlcrne =,
Is oo s., un0cr major Guicn, oil on
fommc oper &eotuf, Gttmmmu og
C~ifalooia; aompanicrnc ", y % =,
umoer Sbcritleitnmnt @up Nrcmcr,
oncr Davenport % Gcbnr Hapio@,
pQ Rciten az Negimcltet uaocr Major
HoiS, oncr S%ubltqnc % Woterloo.
Otter mango llolpttelier cr oct cnoc.
liz aiqiercnbc heitcnt, at Soften /
Ge5 Moinc3 Tor Dc bicmfomne Snl
batter plI iiuoc Steo Sor4no9 Ocunc
Hoe.
Gctulcr WouScu ltuOcrhOloninNe
bioraa. Wir9. &oo Cannon Nan,
ION npIia hor fonct Stil@mi9ie ira
i'm Warlo, @iu. s.. Ytnn Toitnciter
! Grira, bar onoet lot uOclior oct
olmlnoclige pco al bctule oenue $500,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
Spo 0afota.
Stprt Sub / Scuuctt Spuntn.

oSIpies nj ira Wartin, at ialt 600
Stpffer GpGg buffebe unber FOR Den
noget ioriinfcNe SncitornL ION ino'
fanot iig eitcr Ben uirouanlig miloe
Siutcr. % Sabct / Eeugc alllaaea ii!
St40,000.' Saa omtreut ale DC ONT
fpmuc Spr bar 4 Iar eanllc.
@elficnSt Brett rciisnercr. Tait.
2. ). 9anlmcbahl, Der / oper Is Nar
bar betieut &iioion norif. ~lrtbcrlfr
Meniaheb, bar reiisueret for meo i'm
Samilie OF finite til minneapolis %
trGhc / Observation-Disclosures Sicneltc,
en- Iiifeosicii ior bam aibolbtes ior-
lebcn al @uolon pg pnrliggelloc DC.
nigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

Scr oltiuo fal bctrnetcS ionu Huber.
holoninQ5bi6roa, % bcsuoen be'ioo
nac SaQ9omfointin9cr, for Of blioc
ham fpit. Tctte bar ian nreaet mere
mcrfcliat, iom bun iegte StilSrniS'c
ouo0rumo al Mml6crtS briltole og
mncnncitcliac Ncbon0lilg. Sc bler
uiitc Tor ire Yor li0en. me hanoc
in0en Born. Wtr@. Winn or Cater
iii en- nlcQct pclitooenbc 6orlner /
9lllbllbon Gountp.
Srttcr Minimnmslen FOR STrcrc.
S%folcraa6ct / Sort Sooge bar lore
tooct Ell 6orbeieIic al &prerlsnncn,
hporpc0 Der npite Nar bill blipe ct
QicnncminitIiQt SinGg al $40 pr.
Niaanco. on en- Yfinlmnm$len Al
$1,000 for glorct fan ocroeo iige@ at
bare iot. Huber Den me Crbning
pil @prcrnc on'GttcS ror 10 Yfan.
nc0er, 90 Wiinimlmolonncn cr nltion
lat til 500 pr. Winnnc6. Sfolc
norct er cacntliQ 9l2 Ntonnco - Ell
holp Wnauco lTnQcr emo isr. -
W}oribnlItolpu bar oaioo iorbsiet fine
@rrcrc9 Heu Tor nGitc Sfolcaor, inn
lloQiitcu ncrtil ga bill blipc $4,000
moo finn $685. 600 / mocprrcnoc glor.
Tor at luoitrTufc liz Iiot bar man
ser iortortct Sfolcnnrct ira 912 til
9 Vioane0cr
Nnrmcrc irttcr IN pnn Snabcncuc.
sra Nluntjc mclotc3 'orriQc llNc, at
Surmcrnc / %lncolu Somnihip Gnia
Gomltp, hopoc lat @utfcbcn o1 be
itcmt oiilooct at flcbc ScIcrsbon0s.
st Wlo2icnpoc bar ofholot Der, n1
mco oucrupIocu0c Ninioritet bar pco.
taQct Gciohltloucr on, al lnQcn frmoc
ipingc Dem til at tiobc Bombs, oN al
DC iuQcn Ncninn ulloc tngc I'll %
ior0rlnNcu 0crom. Su9cn blcO rap
portcret iii Gonmtuct9 Momitc Tor
Huunct, ~ Der Iagoca at pTrc 6Iort
Observation-Disclosures iii at lcnoc ell ne
QicriuQ3bcticut I'll Stcoct ior al ienc
at brlu1e Gormcrnc I'll 6ormuit.
Hruntc Go!oulUipS Nnbel a HuoEct
rr $4,000, mc0cn8 0cn opHndeOe
Subitrlptlou bC!rb lig Ill flu $4,000.
Suluns rfoitc ariuoc. Wira. Olipc
Spoora / Wnterloo ipl6tc npliq 1O9
Nor. % bun or uocn Guil Nolpo@
apin0c. &ln bar uTrct Git
ire @onQc, % mcb iinc II Nnr pon
or hcn0e@ mllcpcnoc Ntnn0
at rogue lor Ell gren lln4oonl.
Mrs. Spoor5 par tun II Nor, 0n
hul blcp gilt feritc @onM 10 bun
bar bapt # Born, iorlbcu n0lfiuiNe
Stcnbern, mcbcn3 hcn0cS SlT9t mi
itrTffcr liz ircmopcr / ier St9. @rn-
Dc4 pl0itc Spu pllOc MI Ia pprct ON
frin9 6c 90 9lor, ON ban I0poc facet
lcpc. Gen 0nnllc &pil0c rr notiGn
flint men beQpnO2r blrtia at bllpe
@orn jQien, Num or iualcocS INT
mcQct ultc pon Ncncnc % moo pualc5
lao huu life inlocr omflllo, nuor blu1
haloucercr hcuoncr @uluct.
%clficuot Muno opo / Council
%lufio. ", :. 0robam, ErGliocnt
Tor GurttommiSlioncu / Council
@lliio, er plIoicliQ nignnct uco Oh
oerl. Tor feritc Sang nogcn tinthc
buifc iuoinn0t Wtr. Graham liz for
lcocn 9litcu life peo Eorffonuni3-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13
SaimoiS.
Stur Yluafabrif lnaes.

Stur Elosfabrif lnses. Sntcr.
national Sorpeiter 60. befieuotgioroc
iorriec llae. Of aorporationen baooc
fieht Sarlin & Srcnocrii Ylcp Cos
tore Sohrif / Canton. bpilfen Sorrct-
ming oil operoraacs iii DC nne Gicrc
Den lite Siili. Yarliu & Orcnoorii
YIow 60. beepnoie S%orretning /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-05-13

1891, og oct bar MT Mfoelingsporcs
hnic | minneapolis, aanias Ctr,
Omaha. ct. 2onis, 9allas, Sort.
lano, Gcnoer, Sioiir Sails, Ofla.
bona Gitp oe Spofune.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Modart Corsets
for All Figures

If you are planning to go South,
you of course are planning pretty,
new clothes, and you realize that
it is wise to have new corset
fitted first Of all, for so much de-
pends upon good corseting!
Modart corsets lace in front
and there are models for slight,
average and full figures. Ma
terials are fine and attractive,
being coutil or broche in pink or
white. So to $40.
The little gray fitting rooms.
adjoining the Corset Store, makG
fittings a pleasure. The advik
and help of our expert corsetiS. u
insure greater satisfaction in the
wearing of a corset particularly
adapted to your figure. There is
no additional charge for fittings.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

ee what Machin and Drouct are showing
n coats. Therc'll be some style fest out
models"
Just you leave it to Barney to grab
everything Pap .oycrlooks, Ma"
Where is he?"
up getting the suits out for deliv-
cry. Forty three going out, Pap, aud
Just to make you feel good, what you
bet it's thirty five morc'n Max Manhiu
is sending out today
SAY, right away trade with the
low life. His few suits a week at his
prices and ] make him a present of my
big trade. Low life ! How he even got
two sspongers away from me last week.
Ugh, every time ] think of Mark
Machinsky up there in Fifth avenue
doing the high class stuff under a
phony. name, when he learnt every
thing he knows right under your thumb
up 10 the cutting room, I could let out
five minute hollcr. Amt it so.
Henry"
Small, screWcd-up lines came out in
Mr.. Rifkin's face, aging it.
Say Nanci. | amt a Mark Machin
sky. ! didn't marry no pic faced
daughter of the president of the Boro
witz Junk Company. Thank God |
amt got no such father in law to set
me up ~
She closed her hand over his.
You re Il good old schnooklc, Henry
too good for your own good"
Some old schnookle of dad :"
Big business and no profits has
been your curse. On the avenue We
got future and down here all we got
is past. Fifteen years of it filled
with big business and we can't raisC
5000 on what we got to show for it
The machine workers strike set u'
y back, old man, so we won't see it on ou,
eighteenth anniversary, but you take il
from me, I'm going to get you out o.
this treadmill or bust. Itll take time
Say. Yanci, il time was money wee
be milionaires. -
They We're moving toward the real
of the deserted store, the three o
them, Miss Rifkin advancing will
studied step, posed arms and a sens
of costume.
"Come, we'd better be getting NOV
on, Pap. Call Barney. What part al
l going TO play this afternoon, Subwa
Sal or Limousine Lily"
"Hire auto, Henry. You see tn
way Machin took that mustard colorc
manikin out to the races in one of then
I, low yellow cars
sI'H get a white one if / got t
- whitewash it.
He pattered TO wall telephone Sc
in gloom beneath the staircase. Dow
that staircase leading from secon
story of work and fitting rooms. de
scended Miss Zetta Rifkin, gray ik
the color of long twilight and we'll fin
ished with youth, but as if somethin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

against pencil and paper. Last year
| seen Drouet hisself drawing my green
hunting model off on his cuff. -
You go home and take n rest cure.
Mrs. Riff, and I'll bring YOU q crop of
new wrinkles for your eighteenth ami
versary that'll make en- think Worth
has opened,a Second avenue branch
From the front end of the shop, tug
ging back the bolt, Miss Ietta Rifkin
stepped out into n bath of sunshine.
Get n move on, Ganci.
Coming, Zett.'
Somehow through all the homogeneity
of Second avenue the 1dor of spring,
will find way. \ pottcd crocus
bloomcd in grated window An avn
ing, dropped outside an apothccary's,
gave II hint of the first feeling for
shade. Miss Hctta ltifliin and Mrs.
Ynnci Rifkin linked arms aud turned
upward against the thuWing tide.
Lets 20 the Third avenue way,
lanci. Henry wants me to get some
herring for the crowd tomorrow night
~ can't, Ictt. It's two blocks over
aud I'm dead. All in. You SO in aud
III meet you home"
You're going to stop by the grand
old mans, That's what you're going
to do !"
II am. Ictt. am. Eut for God 5
sake. don nag.
And I'm going with yuu, smack
lang this minute, up to @tu\ vcSan'
square,
"lf YOU wanna get every nerve IN
me hollering, Xctt, just begin that
What do | want you along for, to sec
that he don't put no Paris green in m
spring tonic ~
| corner.
Say" she said, ''if that's the wa
| you feel about it, good nj -ght; III.
pleasant journey | should worry -
"Aw. Xcttic. you know didu',
But the quick human tide flowed p"
tween, washing them apart.
For Il moment she stood irrrsutut
| there beside the curb, then continues
across the street. Beneath the brim .
her hat, her face showed out rathc
Whitley, except the two we'll define
circles of rouge on the checks and he
lips much redder than blood. She WA
fashions most superlativc mood, trans
formed as surely as Theophaur WA
Transformed by the widest brim, tn
shortest skirt and the tallest heel into
one of the Caryatids of woman = sphere.
At Stuyvcsant square, where the
aroma Of finer days has fingered longest
and the high stepped stone front
houses belong To the much wood en-
graved period Of Dutch Trading Man
haitian. she turned in and upward
Sunshine lay on her back even tc
the door. 1t opened to her ring and
shut, enclosing her.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
CopVri0ht 1919. by Wheeler Syndicate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

climbed up the high step of the car
virginia was hompsick for the luXur-
iouSness of the apartment she had left
the darkrned rooms with the cool air
blowing through them, and her beauti
full mother useless and inefficient but
SO attractive. Mrs. Anderson seemed
too capable and her stiffly starchcd
white shirtwaist and skirt looked almost
forbidding.
They got off at the corner of the
street on which the AndCrsons lived and
walked halfway down the block TO
house that was gray from the lack of
paint. There was swing on the porch.
but the porch itself was so narrow that
there was no room to move in It. A
thin man who looked as Jimmy might
it he were older, stood in the doorway
waiting for them. Virginia liked him
at once and she smiled shyly when he
/ kissed her.
/ Upstairs in her bedroom. which was
/ sutfocatingly hot Virginia took off her
/ hat and Smoothcd her hair. Then she
| looked around her. Everything was
scrupulously clean. but il was back
room and there was very little air. The
mattress on the bed looked thin and
| Virginia thought of her own room at
home longingly.
When she went downstairs. Mrs.
Anderson met her.
"Diuncr will be ready in a minute
and | thought YOU might like to watch
me- make hot cakes. Jimmy is very
fond Of lhcm.' Shc eyed Virginia :
gray travelling dress aS she spoke. aud
as they entered the Kitchen. lhc re
marked Il hope you brought some
sensible clothes with you; you can't
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Breakfast Coats and
Negligees That
Whisper of Spring

and fragrant mornings in the
Southland are eager to be packed
into trunks and be off ON their
way to the land Of sunshine.
Many of them are going each day
and more pretty things are
coming in to take their places.
Delightful breakfast coats to
lend cheer and brightness to the
early hours are of satin at SIS and
of taffeta at $3.50.
Neglgees Of graceful, lustrous
crepe de Chine in beautiful shades,
such as orchid, rose, maize, null
berry, light blue, etc. are $13.75
to $35.
(CentraD
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inexpensive
Umbrellas

For Women-Sturdy, everyday,
umbrellas are of American taft
feta (cotton) over strong para
gon frames. The handles, plain
or carved, have silk loops. $3.50.
For Men and Women-Good
quality American taffeta (cotton)
covers are over strong frames.
The handles for women are tipped
with bakelite and finished with
silk loops or bakelite rings, and
the handles for men are of nat
ural or mission wood in crook
style. $4.
(ChestnuD
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was stick my
finger for n
drop Of me
blue bloc d
and tell me to
cone barli to-
day to see
how ne liked
{ h o souvC-
mir
II don't be
S u + y r l s ed,
NInci, you
don't got q
little malarial
fever. ! go
with you
"Y ou ''re
going out to
the ~ q + b v
Polo. Henry
Iliriy;n op,I
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New VeiIings!

There are a great many attrac-
tive fine meshes with tiny woven
or chenille dots. Other styles are
in scrolled or dotted effects. In
black, navy and brown, 35c to
S1.25 a yard.
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Found Dead; Gas Tube in Mouth

Charles Studer seventy seven years
old, Mascher street above Berks. was
found dead in gas filed room on the
second floor of his home yesterday. 4
gas tube was found in his mouth
Studcr is said to have been dcsnondrnt
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VIRGINIA arrived at Crystal river

on n hot afternoon in August. The
"ip down had been Sitting and
he hot air that blew through the
usty screens of the train carried with
ciniorS and coal dust Virginia felt
most depressed with the heat when
'c train drew into the station, but She
w Jimmy on the platform and he took
his cap and waved it and her heart
irrCd little and her youthful spirits
vivcd After all. in snitc of what
nd happened, why shouldn't she be
ppy? she argued, as She passed down
aisle past the seats filled with uu e
pmfortablc travellers.
Jimmy lifted her If tho train and
,pk her into his arms. For a moment
irguir WAS supremacy happy. llc
,ol;rd 50 dear and boyish in his whit,
lirt with the rolled collar The next
mute he had drawn forward "A tai
oman.
Mother. this is Virginia, he said
imply. and then stood back to watch
lille his two women made friends
rginia looked up into eyes that were
,mcwhat like Jimmy : own and smiled
rs. Anderson smiled back, but hc1
oughts were all on the subject of Viz
MAS incompetency.
"Sho looks like paything. the
older woman thought "Not bit what
I should have chosen Tor Jimmy. But
then | can teach her and once ava,
from her mothers Influence, we can dc
what we like with her.
Virginia had turned toward one o
the waiting taXis that had crowded III
around the ugly little station. bu
Jimmy urged her toward the trolley.
Goes up to within u block of th
house" he explained. "Apd costs !
nickel a piece.
Virginia wondered why this jarrcC
on her. OF course Jimmy was perfect.
right and it was just as we'll to b.
economical, but there was something
about the briskncsS with which he spok
that made Virginia feel that this wa
discipline for her. She wondered i
Jimmy had tcid his mother about he
nvtrnvagancc. For moment as sh
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Special Groups of Women's and Young
Women's Frocks

frocks trimmed with braid buttons and
embroidered with silk. Special $l2, $15 and SIC.
frocks trimmed with
and have silk cords Special at SIG
Jersey rocks varous\braided models special
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Interesting Skirt News

giving hints of the things for Spring.
Plaid in the foreground and the soft lovely browns
and blues the leading colors
An attractive navy blue velour with tiny white check
them. The inset pockets and uptuned hem
trimmed with buttons. $3.50.
Plenty gathered plaid skirts this price, also.
young who short lengths there is pretty
gathered plaid skirt of fine at $5. 81 to 81 inch lengths
Pleaed plaid skirts in soft brown tones of beautiful
fannel-fnish serge $3.50.
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CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER TWO
0X EEP your shirt on, Henry, I'm
IA going Five dollars a throw and
all the grand old man done tie other day
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Special at $18 and $21.5O

frocs styles especially young
A,
brown with not all sizes colors in each style!