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The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SIIERIFF'S SALE

By virtue aud authority Of special exc
cutiOu issued from the Office OF the clerk of
the circuit court of Tancy county, Missouri
rcturuahlo nt the October term. 1919, of said
court ana to mo directed, and in favor Of
T. II. Humphrey and against G. II. Nc h edy,
hnvo levied upon nnd seized all the right
tltlr, interest ana estate Of the snid G. II.
Mckuuy Of, in ana to the following de-
scrihcd property, tO-wit:
f. l-2of NV ar, section II, twp -, range 10,
containing NuHcrcs, more or less.
All lying and being in the suid county Of
ruu~y nud state Of Missouri, md / Will on
MuuduE, the 2oth day of October. 1919,
hviWrru the hours OF nine o'clock In the
forenoon ana i've o'clock in the afternoon
of that day, NJ the south door of the court
house In the town Of Forsyth, county of
Tgnuy, sell the same. or 50 much thereof as
may b" required, ut public vcndue, to the
highest bidder for cash In hand iSubiect 10
nll prior liens and judgmeuts), to satisfy
-uid execution and costs.
j. X. COMBS,
sheriff of Tuney County Missouri
First published sept, -, 1919, 2i-ii
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SlIENLfE,S SALE

by gtu,Hld authority ~ a ,rrruI "A-
,.utiuu issued lroU lho utuvr ui l.'( (IrE of
tlrrIrruit rUIrl oiTucy County, Ni,-oJrh
IrWruab., ,i the october t'rn, itI. %, r,,a
court, ANA tom. directed, aud u HNur ul
j. W. Reese, collector OF tho ryv,uu" nHd
AGAINST ID. + MrCuuhry ANA \.ACummluG-
nave levied upon aud seized UiI tu' rrVHG
ully. interest ana estate Ul the sGlt u, +.
McCuulry ana VA, Cummings, Of, IN and
to the following drsrrib,d property tu-WIt:
E. l.g, y. Wilt soc. s., Twp. ~ iGug" -i.
Ail lying and ouiuE In rl.u ,uid county Of
lHu,y and stat, ul Missouri ana ] VIII ON
Monday. the goth duy Ui October lvIg be-
tween iNu huut- of uiu' O'ciUck iH the fore
noon and i've oclurt In the afternoon ui
lh.t day, AT thu south duUf OF tho court
house iu luy Town OF Fur-J tn, County vi
fancy. -,N the same, or 80 much thereof H.
may b. required, at public yrudur, to the
highest hluuyr Tor cash IN hand l,uhlrct to
uIl prior lpiu- and JudpmcntsL to satisfy
said execution uuu costs.
j. h. COMBS,
sheriff OF fancy County Missouri,
First published sept p, 1919, 2t.Il
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SIIERlFF'S SALE

BY virtue and authority OF special exc
tutiOn Issued from the Office Of he clerk of
the circuit court O' THnry county, Missouri.
r,turnnhlo at the October term, 1919. of said
court, nnd TO me directed, and in fnvor OF
j. ". Reese, collector Of the revenue, and
against William W, johnson. have LEVIED
upon uud seized all the right, title, interest
ana estate OF the said William W. Johnson
Of, I'm and to the following described prop
rrty to-wit:
Lot aG, III. Isl 49, l53 ana l5s, business
section. liulli~tor,
All lying nud being in the said county of
fancy nnd STINT" OF Missouri, aud Will ON
Monday, the 2oth day Of October, 1919
between tn" hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
ui that dHy, at the south door of the court
house In the town of Forsyth, county OF
Fancy, sell TIA" same, or 50 much thereof a.
may b" required, nj public vcnduc, to tn,
highest bidder for cash in hand lsubirct tC
uil prior liens and Judgments, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
j. II. COMBS,
Sheriff Of Tancy County. Missouri
First published Sept, %, 1913, 2l-l
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

nv virtue ana authority Of special ov-
"rutIun issued from the Office ~ the clerk ot
the circuit court ui lnnoy county, Missouri.
60 'tIruablr ut the October term, 1919, OF said
court, pud to me directed, aud In favor Of
!, ~. Reese. collector Of the revenue and
AGAINST Moore and Slu.hcr, \. 3. Moore and
NJ. u. Slushcr. have levied upon and seized
ull the right. title, interest and estate Of
tny-aid Moore and Slushrr, \. Il. Moore
uud NJ, u. Slushyr Of. iu and 10 the follow
ing described property co-wit;
S l." irl -, SEQ n, twp I9 T. ~.
All lying und being In the suid county Of
Fancy uud State ui Missouri, ana will on
MuuIuy, the nth day Of October, 1919. be-
tween The hours NJ min" o'clock IN the fore
uouuuud five o'clock in the afternoon OF
TINT duy, Ht the south door OF the court
hUu." IN the town Ui Forsyth, county OF
Tuluy. sell tn" same, or 50 much thereof %,
may hc required, ut public ycndur. to the
highest bidder for cash I'm hand subject In
uU prior liens ana judgments to satisfy
-lid execution uud costs.
J. X. COMBS,
rhrril' oi Tunry County. Missouri
First published sept. -, 1919 2i-2l
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

by virtue and authority of Il special exc.
cution ISSUED nom IL" Office OF the cIrrl, of
the circuit court OF lancy county, Missouri,
rctufnable nj tue OctODcr term, 1917, of spid
court, ana To me directed. ana in favor OF
j. W. Rcesc, collector OF the revenue. uun
against X. f, Powers, ] have levied upon
ana seized all the right, title, interest ana
estate OF the said Il. +. Powers Of i'm and To
the following mined property. tu.wit;
Lots, liz, llH. ~ bushes, sec, Hulli,trr.
All lying ana being in snid county nf
inhcy ana state of Missouri, and viii ON
MondaS. the 2Jth day OF October. lqIg
between Tue hodrs ol nine o'clock in the
forenoon and i've O'cIOck IN tue nttrrnoon
OF that day, NJ the south door ui tie court
house in the town OF Forsyth, county of
IhneS ser the same, or 80 mLch thereof us
may be required, at public yrndur. to the
highest bidder for euskin hand lSubirrt In
all prior lens and iudgment,l, TO snti,fy
said execution and costs.
j. II. COMBS,
Sherih OF THney County, Missouri.
First published sept. %, 1919, 2I.Ii
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue and authority of special exc
cutiOu issued from the office Of the clerk of
the circuit court of Tunry county. Missouri,
rtturuablv ut the October term, 1919 OF Suid
court, aud to me directed, aud in favor of
j, W. Reese, collector of the revenue. and
against William Il. Ellison, | have levied
upon and seized all the right, title, interest
and estate oj the SAID William II. Ellison Of,
in and to the following described property,
tU-wIt:
TO acres, NV ii NV Ill sec To- twp u,
range 10,
All lying and being in the said county of
THncy and state of Missouri, and Will on
Monday, the .uth day OF October, 1919
/ between the hours Of nine o'clock IN the
forenoon ana Ave o'clock In the afternoon
ot that day, at the south door Of the court
/ house in the town OF Forsyth, county OF
Fancy, sell the SHmc, or 50 much thereof rs
may D" required, at public vcnduc, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand tsubjcct To
1 al prior liens ana judgments) to satisfy
/ said execution aud costs.
j. r. COMBS,
Sheriff Of Taney County, Missouri
| First published Sept, rs, 1919. 2l-H
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue ana authority Of Il special eN.
cculiOu issued from the Office OF the clerk OF
the circuit court OF luuey county, Missouri
rvLurugbl" Mt the October term, 1919 OF suld
court, uud 10 NE directed. ana in favor ot
j. W, RcesC, collector of the revenue, and
against William j. Woods, have levied up.
on ana seIzrd all the right, title, interest
and estate of the SuiG William j. Woods uI
in aud to the following described property
tU-wIti
Lot ~ TnucyrilC
All lying ana being In the said county OF
Tuncy nnd state Ui Missouri, Hud viii on
MunUHy, the 10Th day Of October, lpls. bc.
tween III" hours OF nine o'clock In the fore.
noon uuu i've O'Clock In the afternoon Ui
that day, ut tie south uOUr OF the court
house in the town Of Forsyth. county Of
Fancy, sell the same, or 30 iudcn thereof rs
uHy Dc rrquirtd Ht public Nrudue, 10 the
highest tiducr, Iur cash li maud t,ulj ct t.
all prior liens and iuIEm,nlsl to -.ti,fy
said execution uud costs.
i, R.CUMBS,
Sheriff Of 1aury county. Missouri.
First published o"pt. - 1919 2.il
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
HERlFF'S SALE

BY virtue and authority Of n special cx,
ccutiUn Issued from the Office of the clerk
OF the circuit court of THnvy county, Mis-.
suuri, rcturnablc nj the October term, 1919
of said court, ana to ms directed, and in IA.
NOr Of j W, Reese, collector of the revenue
and against George J.. Newton, have levied
upon and ,cIHeu All the right, title, Interest
ana estate OF the sad George l., Newton OF
in ana to the following described property
tO-wit;
Lot blk 81 Tancy City n. y,
All lying ana being in the -nid county OF
fancy ana state OF Missouri, and | Will on
Monday, the aih day October, lglg between
the hours of nine O'Clock In the forenoon
ana i've O'clUck Ia the afternoon OF that
day, ut the south door of the cOuri house In
thv town OF Forsyth, county OF Tancy, sell
the same, or ~ much thereof us may he re-.
qulrrd, at public vendur, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand subject to nil prior
hens ana Iudgmcntsl to satisfy suid eNccu.
tlUn ana vusts,
J. Il. COMBS,
sheriff Of fancy county, Missouri
First published sept. 2j 1919 2i-ii
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Stutc cf Missouri. County OF Tauoy, s..
In thr Circuit coust October term, 1919
Lula NHudrli, Pm.ntIu,
as,
clyde Nundc,l. Defendant.
NuW az this dny comes the plaintiff here
in, by hcrultOrn"y. Willium K. Admins, amt
Mes her petition ana affidavit alleging,
among other Things, that defendant j, not a
resident Of the state ol Missouri;
MuurtupUu. it is ordered 10y the clerk, in
vacation, TINT -nid defendant be notified By
publication that hmintN has commenced u
suit OgliuSt INN IN TINS court, the object
and general nature Of Whirh Is to obtain u
JUDGMENT ana decree of divorce from the
hunus Of matrlmonS "Nl~tlHE between plain
TIL and defendant, the pluintin alleging
that defendant has uhS"uiud himself from
lhc pl0intin for more than one whole
yrur uCNt before the ninE Of thi.
petition without reasonable cause or
excuse, the plaintil praying that she
muy have the care ANA custody of her
minor child, Milburn Wilson Nunucll ugtd d
NuBdcll be nnd appear at this court. ut the
uvNt term thereof to bu begun and holden
at the court house In the town Of Forsyth,
in said county, on the =uth day of October
next and on or before the iirst day of snid
term. IL the term shall 80 long continue, and
If not, then ON or before the last day of suid
term. answer or plead to the petition in
said cause, the same will bp taken rs con-
fcsrcd and Judgment VIII bc rendered nc
CUrdinEly,
And II Is further ordered, that copy
hereof bc published, uCcordinu To law, IN
the fancy County Republican, u news paper
Published ia ,uId county Of Tancy, four
four weeks ,uccessiNvly, published at least
cnce Il week, the last insertion to be at lea Il
nftrcn duAs before the first day of said next
october term OF this court
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
\ true copy from the record.
Witness my hHnd. nnd seal of the Circuit
Court ut fancy County. this lst
lsENII duy Of september, l3g.
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk.
First published sept. I, 1919 2l.l
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SHERtFF 5 SALE

BY virtue aui authority Ut special exc.
cuiion ISSUED from the Office II the ,.lrrt. ut
the circuit court of fanny county. Missouri
rrlurnahir ai tine October term lgtp Of said
court, ANA To- nr directed, ana ~ favor nj
}. W. Ercsu. collector ct the revenue. uud
nRainst l.. :. Chandler, G, ". Johnson nnd
James >, Hires, | have lcyipd upon and
seized all the right, titic, Interest uud estate
OF the said j.. :, Chandler, &. W. johnson
ana james 5, Hires ot IN aud 10 the follow
ing described property, tu.wit;
BLOCK 2 Ianey oIty, North nivistoD,.
All lying ana being III the said county OF
Ihrty ana state of Missouri, nnd | viii on
Monday, the 10th day OF October, Wlg,
between the hours ut nine o'clock I'm the
forenoon aud i've O'Clock In the afternoon
OF That daS at the south door OF the court
house In the town 81 EUrsyth, county of
Inncy, sell the san,". ur ~ much thereof Hs
may be required. at public Nrndup. to tho
highest bidder FOR cash in lnnd Subject to
all prior liens and jrdgmcutsl, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
j, Il. COMBS,
Sheriff of TGbeyrCGlfnty. Missouri,
Fpst published Sept, ", lgls. 2i'H
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
SllERIFF'S SALE

by virtue and authority Of II special exc
cltiOn issued irum tine Oillrc OF the clerk OF
the circuit court of fancy county Missouri
rvturnublc at the October term, 1919, OF said
court, and to me directed, ana In mvur OF
j. W, Rcssu, collector uf the revenue, and
against William II. johnson, y. b. Moore,
trustee, and Bank of Hull>tur, have levied
upon and seized all the right, title, interest
and estate ut the said William Ii. Johnson,
\. b. Moore, trustee ana Bank of HOllistcr,
OF, IN and to the following described prop
DrtN tU-wit:
dacrcs in the ne part lot west OF Turkey
creek east of railroad, scc (, twp ~, range n,
5acres, plots B. !, :, So l.i St ii, see II, twp
-, range Il,
All lying ana being i'm the said county OF
Tnucy ana state OF Missouri, und Will on
MOndHy, the 2Uth day OF October, 1919
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock In the afternoon
OF that day, ut the south door of the court
house in the town of Forsyth, county Oi
fancy, s'll the same, or so much thereof u,
may be required, at public Nenduc, to tht
highest bidder for cash in hand (subiect to
all PRIOR liens ana Judgments, to satisfy
said execution and costs,
j. II. COMBS,
Sheriff OF Taney County. Missouri
First publication sept, p, 1912, 2l-li
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TINT Letters OF Adj
mInistrutiUn upon the estate of NJ. +. Dyer,
deceased. have been graulrd to the under.
signed, by the PrOb,te Court Of Tahcy
County, Missouri, bepriug date the 8rd day
OF september, 1919,
All persons having claims nga,nst said
estate are required To cNuIblt them to me
Tor allowance, within siN months from tine
date Of said letters or they mny be pr,cIuded
from any benefit OF such esln.e; aud IL snid
clam. h" not exhibited within one year
from the date Of the publication Of this
.uniicc, th"A wall bc forever barred
j. ~, lCkS, Administrator.
First published Ort =, lJig. 2ilj
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-16
CAN YOU READ
YOUR TITLE CLEAR
TO YOUR LANDS

A Wise Man has his Deeds ant
other Title Papers Recorded. H,
should know whether all Pno.
Deeds and Patents are Recorded
He should also know whether al
Deeds Of Trust, Mortgages anC
Liens on his Lands are satisfied
He should also know whether al
Taxes on his Lands have beer
paid and whether his Lands
any part thereof have ever beet
Sold for Taxes and a cloud thert
by placed on the same. To tei
him this, by preparing and fu
nishing him Complete and D,
pendable Abstracts Of Titles, an,
10 Cure Defects in Titles, is Ou
Business.
ThcAdams Abstract Compan
W. r. Adams, Manager,
Forsyth, MiSsou.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-06

They are expensive lines; you can see that at first glance. And if you know anything about dressmaking or know any one who does and is willing to help you out bit, then you may have these expensive lines at a very little cost. Also, your kiddie is go- ing to have a dressy little top coat that she will be honestly proud to own.
 Note that every one of these smart little wraps follows the easy and youthfully becoming sleeve-in-one which is something that recommends them instantly for home making.
 But to get down to particulars, the very distinctive particular of that model with the hint of a waist line
 here the sleeve-in-one idea adopts a clever quirk in being scanned along the top, considerably on the bias, too, and finished off With a big button to emphasize the fact. Now, there is nothing difficult about that waist line | treatment. It is really little more than a break in a perfectly straight | line coat and a scanning of the break ! with cording. You might make the
 coat in a rich brown duvetyn, with
 either imitation tortoise or self-cover- l ed buttons.
 | 1ne next AttIS uelIShI ICSoiIiiAASIlio | itself instantly for development in velvet. Antique blue would be ador- able with some heavy ecru lace | around the collar and the sleeve ends. | Or you might prefer the increased
 richness of black velvet and cream
 lace. Again you have your sleeve-in- 1 one, topped off this time with a deep
 rolling collar! The lace needn't go all the way under, of course, and it will be every bit as effective, too.
 And now for that wonderfully chic thing with the monkey decoration. Ii I might be velour or velvet or duvetyn | also it might be fringe trimmed, ii you find that your purse isn't equal 1 to the very modish but not so mex ranSlxa paonkay.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-06
DEMONSTRATION AT HUT ON
 TUESDAY

The canning demonstration at the Food Hut on State street will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock instead of at Thursday, as usual. The growing season is drawing to a close and in order to have the late pro- ducts safely put away in jars for the winter, the housewife must make the best of the short time which still re- mains. This will be the last Oppor- tunity to collect the few jars which remain and see to it that they are filled. There are delicious fruits and vegetables in the orchards and gar dens with which to fill the jars for the winter. Miss Gladys B. Green will show the canning of caulihower by the cold pack method.
 Apples and grapes are yet availa- ble for jelly making and the fine points of that are will be demon- strated. Miss Green will explain the pectin test and show it's uses in de- termining how much sugar would be added to the juice in order to insure a firm product.
 On Wednesday at 2:3O o'clocks there will be a demonstration at the Hut on the use of home dyes. The re cOIoring of clothing and household fabrics is of interest at this time to nearly every woman. The women of Bridgeport are most cordially invited 10 be present at these demonstra- tions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-06
TEACHERS ASKED TO COME TO
 CONTENTION

The annual convention of the Fair field County Sunday Scr0ol Ascsocia- tion will be held in IL ! First M. E. church, South NorwaIk, on Wednes- day, Oct. 15. There will be no morning session, but both afternoon and evening sessions will be filled with important matters.
 The afternoon program will be- gin at 2:15 and includes a talk on What Older Girls May De- a Sun day School Workers Exchange" and other addresses. Supper will be served at o'clock. when there will be brief table talks. The evening session will follow at 7:45. Prof Luther A. Weigle. of Yale University and Oscar A. Phelps, president of the Connecticut Sunday School As soctauon, will speak.
 All officers and teachers of the Sunday schools of Fairfield county are HTged to attend the convention, and gre asked to make a special effort to be early. From the moment the session opens until the close, no one can afford to lose a minute of this helpful and inspiring meeting. All Sunday schools of Fairfield county should be well represented. Thene is no limit to the number that may go from Q school
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-06

AmerHcAnization forms the central thought of the carefully planned pro- gram of the Mary Silliman Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, for the new season which will open on Monday, October 13, at 2:30 o'clock Miss Eunice H. Avery of Springfield has been secured as the season lecturer and she will conduct her current events during the first 30 minutes of each meeting. It is requested that all members report at the meetings promptly since Miss Avery must meet classes at the Strat- field at 3:15 on the same afternoon.
 With over 400 members of the chapter, a most enthusiastic and pro- gressiye year is anticipated. The various lecturers secured for the meetings are men and women assO- ctated with the welfare and civics of the country and are excellent au- thorities on present day needs with which to carry on a thorough Amer icanization program. Aside from the educational and inspiring addresses, socials, musicaIes and teas will in tervene.
 Among the many anticipated events will be the informal pageant to be given on November 10, when the 
 or three generations back, depicting the colonial days. A similar affair was given by the chapter a few years agd and had proven a huge success. Instead of the usual tea, a, hot sup per will be served at that time. An other interesting event will be the honoring of the Federal Birthdays to begin during the month of F'ebru- ary, the exact date of which has not yet been decided. A special program will be given at the High School Au- d1torium directed by Alvin Breul.
 On January 12, Mrs. MorreI Ham lin, one of the most brilliant women speakers of the country, will make an address on Current History in the Making" Mrs. Hanlin address ed the Milford chapter in September and was given an enthusiastic recep- ton. Miss Gracia L. Rice, of the Bridgeport Juvenile Court, is also scheduled on the interesting program. Miss Rice's address will no doubt be of great interest, as usual.
 The. program as arranged is as follows:
 Subject: "Americanization Time: Second Monday of each month.
 Meetings will begin promptly at 2:30 P. NJ
 Oct. 13.-Opentng Exercises. Current Events: Miss Eunice H Avery. Addrerss: Chancellor C. S. McGown, Am. International Col 1ege. Music, social tea, Mrs. T. I Ferguson, hostess.
 Nov. 10: Opening Exercises. Current Events, Miss Avery. "Co1-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-06
Splendid Program For New Season Announced By
 Mary. Silliman Chapter

oniaI Days' informal pageant in
 costume, music, supper. Dec. s: Opening Exercises.
 Current Events, Miss Avery. Ad- dress: Prof. Samuel J. Brown, State
 Supervisor Evening Schools. Music.
 Refreshments, Mrs. J. L. Parraga,
 hostess
 Jan. 12.-"Chapter Day. Reception.
 Greetings: Mrs. John Laidlaw
 Buel, State Regent, Mrs. Charles H.
 Bissel. State Vice Regent. Mrs
 George Maynard Minor, incoming
 President General Address: Mrs.
 Morrell Hamlin Current History
 in the Making" Music, refresh
 ments.
 Feb 9-Opening Exercises.
 Current Events: Miss Avery. Flee
 ton of Delegates to Continental
 Congress- Address: Prof. Samuel
 J. Slawson, Am Work
 in the Public Schools"
 During this month Federal Birth days will be honored by special pro- gram directed by Alvin Breul at the High School Auditorium. Details to be announced later)
 March S-Opening Exercises
 Current Events: Miss Avery. Musi-
 cal selections, Miss Mary L. Peck,
 director. Tea Party and heirloom exhibit.
 April 12-Opening Exercises.
 Music. Address: Miss Gracia Rice,
 Bridgeport Juvenile Court Officer. May 1O-Opening Exercises.
 Address: Prof. P. V. Gahan, su-
 pervisor City Fairgrounds. Re
 ports from Continental Congress. June 14-Business; music.
 Gavn party at home of the regent when roses bloom.)
 Members of the Governing Board are the following: Regent, Mrs. Frederick A Strong; vice regents, Mrs. F. NJ Patterson and Mrs. Chas H. Armstrong; recording secretary Mrs Mary K Fones; corresponding then; treasurer, Mrs. Frank T. Sta Stevens; historian, Mrs. Frederick A Parsons.
 Advisory Board, Mrs. J. J. Rose (ex-regent), Mrs. F. A. Dootlittle Mrs. George c. Peet. Mrs. w. J Nichols, Mrs. George w. Hills, Mrs Herbert A. Chaffee Chaplain, Mrs. Harry r. Foster. Committees Americanization Mrs. B. F. Walker; ushers, Mrs. Rich ard T. Staples; finance, Mrs. John R Woodruff; flag, Mrs. OrvilIe Rector flowers, Mrs. R. J. Mackenzie; house Mrs. W. M. Richardson; music, Miss Mary L. Peck; librarian, Miss Jean cite Booth; Shut-ins, Mrs. H. A. Chaf- fee; hospitality, Mrs. w. E. Wadhami honor roll, Mrs. J. R. Woodruff; pro- gram and press, Mrs. K. M. Spalding
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-06
Mark you how the trimming breal

Mark you how the trimming breaks what might otherwise be a too mon otonous line. You see, the coat is the usual straight from the shoulder with sleeve in one, and it is choker col Jared, making it's long straightness even more emphatic. That is where the fringe comes in so happily. There is an edging of it about the collar and then two rows of it around the shoulder line. After that come two more rows on the sleeves and a third row edging the deep cuffs. Finally the smart, jagged stuff follows the slanting line of the pockets.