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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

minil, 2e BY chttl po tatiukoyi
take nsco zdedit povidam ii, IL
Iani slnvkem o tohle nezayadil. A
ltakt by poticboyal : temi neko.
ska stoykami foftyartovskymi
tdiko zivobyti protlouka, snad
Thar. nezli w, ale Jan ami nemuk.
lnel'
"Proto5e je y6troplach," od.
povidala Johanna rozhorlenf.
protofe ic lehky tlovakl Toml
TAX dat penizc do rukon, ten by
taiinkovym pcnszam udelal PEEK.
uou cestl Rozhazel by jc a 60, kdy
lby .ie sam rozhazel, ale ID vim.
ljak on 10 uni. vdana, svohodn6,
mlada, star6, ysecko mn je jed.
mo. 90 by sc tatinek musil han
bon V hrobe obritit, ltdybyste TO.
mn eloveku dali do rukou peni.
ze."
Y tom K MIN yesla matlia, ici
Sc mezi tim yritila z pole a nit
toho hovoru jim pfetrhla. Piece
ySak Sc Karla hoyorem timto 5 10
hannou sblizila.
Zanka neni takoya, iak 81 An
tonin predstayuie,' yypravela $
Karla v duehu vefer. kdyz $ mat
kou do postele ulehly a mcmohla
usnouti. ami IA sebe nemiize. Re
be takoya 4 ie Sc IDA. jakoby vse-
Icko chtela sauna chytit. Svakficek
lien il TAX predalal. zanka ma do
lhre srdee a muoho st6sti ma syete
nenaslal Kdyby 81 byla yzala ne
koho jinfho, ncz Sladkfho, byla
by iinaei"
Karla We vecernin polosnenl
Ianku omloUala. "A co bych il
m6la Ifkat," rozpfddala 81 dale
nit neitain6isich myslenek. ia
ko bych ia byla ma tom lip. neil
onal NSichni isou stejnil Kazdf
Ijenom mySli ma sebel Johanna ms
zen Johann Y hlave a Tonicek .ie
zamilovan ien do Tonieka. Jan So
Ikofi .Janovi. Amalka Amalee. j.
da Edovi'
Neeo Karle tajne V dust V III
Ichvili zaseptaIo, ze Karla mysli je
nom ma Karlu, ale Karla tento Sc
pot v sobe okamzit6 p~otlaeila.
IIorka letni noe byla. Karla ne
mohIa usnouti. Odhodila syrchnlci
Is rozpaleneho t6la. kosili 81 mad
bia kolena vykasala, pfekotila
Sc naznak a $ rukama IA hlavou
Iskrizenvma rozechyene v marnem
Icekani divala Sc do polozasefene-
Iho Stropu. Lacn6 81 nofila Y mrrve
Iticho. A nikdo nepfichazel. Jen
seno hornim ~oteyfenym oknem q
Ipoklopu SEN omamna Sc strechy
vonelo.
A noeni cyrcek dlouhou, neko-
%neenou pisen do tieha noenlho cvr
eel. Psi chvilemi vystekli, Lord,
ienz byl pro noeni toulku dan ma
fetez. fetezem zafinGel. Kun re
stale zafehtal. Kupka spal V ko-
Inirne, ii nfz byly dvere dokofan
~otevfeny. A Ednard spal V dfevt-
ne boude ma zahrade pod iablon'
Is Katlou a m~ladsinkou. Jenom
Karla nespala a cyrcek neustaval
cvreeti dlouhou nocni pisen.
VIII.
V fijnu dostali V Pobezovieich
cd Karly dlouhI dopis. Brodeckg
pfeeetl jej rozcilene a hned cd
behl do kuchyne. Nahodou jenom
IS Annou Sc tam setkal.
"vfs co ie novehof'' vyhrkl
poplasene.
Cerne oci JEFF tazavs ma mem
ulpfly.
"Karla Sc nam vdayai'
~ jdi, Tonicku, 10 jen TAX po
vidas,' odblvala hos ilsmevem
"vzdyf il vim, 60 mne tady Wy
pravela, zc by 81 radsi nohu dala
useknout. nez aby Ease do neeeho
|takoveho vlezla!'
"a pfcce Sc vdava. tadyhle 81
TO pfeeti."
Vzala mu dopis 2 rukou a Sc
ola k oknu, DO nehoz vecernf Stun
Ice ffjnove yylevalo pomeraneoyon
|barvu. A dohasinalo zvolna.
"Koukejme, koukejme.' pow
Idala mezi etenfm, "no. dobfe de-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

lehlaeholil j zef. mic zltho SO ne
%stalo, zle TO Dude teprye, AZ =,
vezmou a nebudon moci Cd sehe
karla Sc vdays. Reditcle ii here
ne siee feditclc Iichtcnstejnskeh,
.panstyi, ien fediiele jednotfidky
ale ie pry TO. iak pise, hezky d
pofhdn5 clovek."
Ably oni Ease 2 toho nem6l'
SPAS" odpoytddla PAM fofivart-
liza sc shoyiynvym smichcm, cal,
10 .ie velika novina. Rada Sc po
divam, 60 tomu reknc PAM fort
ka, ona vzdy myslila marianne Wy.
soko, nebnde-li j 10 Ease malo, ia'
Ilo oni kdyz 81 brali nasi Annu!'
To byla p~ichlaya %poznamka. a
lbyla d1kazem, ze je PAM foftvart.
Ira nesmiiitelna. Bylo stare nepfa,
Iieistyi mezi ob6ma rodinami. rodi-
non zefoyou a rodinon Aninou. r.
Neboztil; starry pm slouzil kdysi
Idavno 3 Aninyn otcem ve stejni
hodnosti bftyartovskt u lesmi-
Istrovskeho nfadu: starry pan Bro.
deckf ysak rovysil a Amin otcc
pfedeasna zemfel jake foftyart.
lpoyfscnf Sc nedockav. Mezi mu-
Ii bylo Size pfatelstvi. ale panickg
80 nesnasely. A kdyz 81 Brodeckl
obllbil ANN. dcern nenavident
fortyartky. a kdyz $ nj pres mat.
elm odpor k oltafi Sci, r%ozevrcla
Sc mezi PAM fortkou. Antonino-
Won matkou, n PAM foftyartkon,
Antoninovou tchyni. hlubokd pro
past nenavisti.
Antonin mist0 odpovedi lasky-
pine Sc zadiyal ma Annu. Mimo
Idek j pohladil pc hnstych via.
|seeli.
TAX teda p~ojedeme ma swat
bu, ''pravila Anna.
Il nepojedem, pocket, az 81 to
pfectes do konce," odpovedel
Brodecky, "odbudou to zkratka,
pan faraf odda je rano o ranni,
"a syedky budou jen kostelnici,
a pc svatbe pfijedou rovnou k
ITO udelaji dobre," libovala 81
|stara PAM, ~ mas Dude svatebni
hostina, a ty jim to musis, Amin
10. moe p6kne vystroiitl'
ia bych jenom rada vadela,"
|prayila Anna zamyslene, "kdo je
dial TAX zterstva dohromadyl'
A tomu .isem Ease ja pfisel
hned ma kloub.' odpoyidal Bro
|deckS, "iiny to nebyl, ienom sic.
einka . fairy. Karla Sc j tam asl
moe jeiimu panovi %ukazovala, q
Ldyz TO neslo jinak, TAX Sc roz-
hodla, e j opatrf zenicha, ably
mela cd Karly pokoj. A nejhiife
Dude ma tom nase maminka. Ted,
kdyz by karly nejvic ~potrebova-
la a kdyz jsem TO vsecko tax IA
fidil, re molly S Karlou spoko-
iene rohromad6 zfti, Karla mn6
to vsecko zhati. Tohle mne a ma
minee delati nemusila. Vsak ona
dobfe vedela, re bycb j to vse-
exc rozmluvil. kdyby Sc mne by
la .jen sl1vkem zminila. A to 81
S maminkou vsecko "a mymi zady
uvafiIy!"
Anna zadivala sc mu tazave do
obliceje. Vycitila okamzite, Re Sc
stDinym snatkem We skutecnosti
neni pranic nadsen.
"Ale jdi, Tonieku,'' pravila ko-
neisive, "ty 81 to- Ease hned div
ne pfedstavujes. Wy jste vsichni
stejni, Wy Brodecti, VAN Sc nj
kdo nezachova, We vsem Sc neco
Made. ia Sc zas ma to divam j.
nyma ocima. Karla je mlada zen
ska. pima ziyota a ma maminkn Sc
yazat nemiize, jake vazanl ma sta
reho cloyeka. Kouka, ably sc roz-
|umnf zaopatrila, ably tady nekdy
nestala jake kill V plota, az ma.
|minka zavfe ocii"
"A to mne fikas ty, Aninkog''
yyhrkl zlostne, Ito mne fikas tys
TAX ja kdybych oci zavfel, ty
bys taky 81 TO takhle zafidiIa. Ia
Ky bys fekla: ia isenv jest6 mia
Ida. pima zivota! Ty to teda O.
mlouvas9i"
"Oni to sdovedou moe pekns
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-03-17

ifif Af1 hth
diyoklm lesem Cd iara do podyi
mn n do zimy. rtika a pfcce le ne
yyslovnG krdsny. .Icnom rozumeli
mn elovek musi. A snaSiii Sc mll-
s eelou bytosti, ably no pocho
pill,
Karle neporozumel, ukfivi
dill j. Nutil il ' duehn, ably So
yzdavala ziyoia. Steinym pravem
mohl j zapoyidati, ably 81 ~ Cir
gala nebrala. Zivot zivyml a 20
iest6 Amu urazil, kdyz Sc o kar'c
rozhovoril. Annu, kterd jest jehc
5iyot.
z tom okamliln bylo mn dy
ehfiye taiemStyi Karlina livota -
rive iasno. Hleda, hledd.
Brodeektmu Sc V tom okamziln
mrtyl Gireal sh%oyivaye Y usmirc-
nyeh myslenkach usmival.
lie mlada,' doiisia fekl by
shovivaye. kdyby I'll, mrtvy Cir
gal. To byl ieho vlklad iiskfiy'
ho a 2iyeho zivota, kdyz NJ sam
byl podfata vrba mad bfehem =
I'll ien proto, ponevadz mali tnhy
zivot 1umirajici yrby.
Doiista ani Gireal by j nebrS-
Mill
Me Sc mnou neuzila', sho-
by j omlouval, a Brodec
81 Girgalova slova oziyoval !
) Girgaloytmi gesty a $ jeho II
ch}m nismfyem, - ie dosnd mia
.Jen matka Brodeckemu nesla 2
mysli. Oysem Anna jej utesila, zc
Eduard S Katlou Karlu matce ma
ale Brodecky Sc pfece o.
baval b~udoucnosti. Dosud Sc hla-
sila o otcovske dedictvf jenom 10.
a ted mu pfibyla i karla.
Sc nebai, ale sester. Dcery
vzdy roznaseii selske grunty. +
zenicha dosud %neznal, ale do
nebnde iiny, nez isou vsich-
nj. Ably mu Karla pfisla S prazd-
n}ma rukama do domacnosti, n
10 by pfisla, ponevadz shatkem
ydoyskou pensi 2trati, iiste by to-
mn zenichoyi who'd nebylo. TIE
bas by TO byl ucitel, vzdelany elo-
yek. Tfebas BY Sc neehoyal jake
Sladky.
A to byla nova a tiziva starost.
Ami IL by Sc nelekal, kdyby Rhb
od Pobezovic tax vzdalcn.
slouzil ma otcoye mlste a
nohl. kdykoliv by kazala potreba,
10 syeho statkn odskoEiti.
Stack zada celeho clovfka,
nusi bfti lesnjkem. ale obojim by
i nemdze. A 10 byl kofen jeho boz
est. Ably Sc vidal zamestnanl, ~
nohl a nesmel Sc odhodlati. Do
lud slouzil, dotud mohl pc SVEN
ifednickfm zpilsobn sedlatiti. Do
nd mohl iispory do statku ukla-
lati, ably matka mohla vladnouti.
Zprndka vykrocil, ably tisnici-
nu mysleni unikl.
Vecne sc ma cizim plahociti
crawl 81. clovek smi delati pouzc
Bud musi sedlaciti, nebo
nebudu, pravil rozhodne, nekdy
pfece budu choditi pc SVEN. A y
tom "n6kdy pfece" byl heel Sc
Ieho jeho zivota. Miloval vasniva
iii les a jak by nemel milovati
kus t6zko dobyyane ph-
ly! .Jak mu bylo radostno y tom
Dkamziku. kdyz ho starost zachyti
h a pridusila, naplniti 81 hlayu
yedomim. ze nekdy pfece Dude M
svf obeti odmtnen. Ze nskdy pre-
&c otrocina s neho gpadne, he cd.
volny a svobodny odcjdc Il
Dude choditi svobodne 20 sve zc-
mi.
A byl peyne odhodlan, ze jeho
syn musi nekdy sedlaGiti ma ieho
Oysem Dude take studova-
ale pc studiieh nepozene no nj
do 1fadu, nikam do sluzby.
.ude sedlakem. Nez doroste, bu-
de vsecko tax upraveno, ze sta
TEX, jeho syna uzivf.
- ~ ~ rff(f.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given TO the quail
fed electors of the Independent school
district of the city of Keokuk, in the
county of Lee, state Of Iowa, that q
special meeting Of the electors of said
district will be held in the basement
Of Trinity NJ. E church, Tenth and
Main streets, in said city, on Monday,
December 20, 1920
The meeting will open at / o'clock
p. m. and close at 7 O'Clock p. m
The business of the meeting will
be the determination Of tie following
proposition submitted to the voters
by the board Of education:
Sh"I the board of directors of the
Indcpc1G, Mt School District of the
city Of Kcokuh. in the county OF Lee,
state Of Iowa, be authorized to issue
school building bonds to he amount
Of $500 "Qp.pO for the purpose of Dor
roD.inc !a~l"y for erecting one high
school buIHinE.
Given uudcr my hand this 10th day
OF November, 1920.
FGFTDERTC C. SMITH.
Secretary Board of Efucal ion
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11

is recovering and able to sit up n
little each day.
Mrs. Burns Peterson and son Ron
aid, Of Dixon, Wyoming. arrived in
Hamilton Wednesday for a visit.
GwendeN Karr celebrated his sew.
enth birthday anniversary Wednes-
day by inviting in a few of his little
friends to help him celebrate. Re
freshments with a cake and candles
gave great pleasure to the little
guests
The Monticello Floral society met
with Mrs. May Wright Wednesday
afternoon.
While leaving the home Of Mrs
Ed Denton Thursday. where she had
been attending meeting Of the Ken
sington club, Miss Lizzie Lane suf-
fered a severe fan breaking her wrist
and cutting a deep cash in her head
She was taken to a hospital in Keo-
l1uk and given surgical attention. It
was most unfortunate accident, and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
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The funeral of A. P Patterson,
who died in this city early Wednes-
day morning, will be held at the Pres
byterian church today. Mr.. Patter-
son was pioneer merchant of Mem
phis, but Of late years had not taken
an active interest in his business,
which he had turned over to mem
bers of his family His business ca
reer started in 1862 and for years it
extended throughout all the counties
adjacent to this county. In 1863 he
was married to Rebecca Miller, who,
Lulu, Mary, Alice, Franc, Mrs. Grace
Williams and Bessie, survive Since
boyhood days, Mr.. Patterson has been
an active member of his church and
for many years elder in this organi-
cation. He was present when the
first Sunday school was organized in
the county in 1914. In all the branches
of church life he took active part as
long as health permitted. Born in
1880, he had reached the ripe age of
80 years. and, with a clear mind to
the last, he has spent the declining
years with his family and friends.
Throughout his long life he has so
spent HIS llIle IIlaL ne mas 1rlendS by
the hundreds and left an example
which is worthy of emulation.
The Briscoe building on the north
side is nearing completion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sober are finishing up the up
stairs for living quarters. The build
ing is built Of concrete blocks and
makes fine appearance.
James Black, living southwest Of
town, died last Monday morning and
was buried Wednesday. Mr.. Black
had long been sufferer, so his de-
mise was not entirely unlocked for
The protracted meetings at the
Christian church are continuing with
increasing interest Elder Eaton is
preaching interesting sermons to
a crowded house each night A score
or more have united with that church
as result.
Memphis is to have a new station
agent w A. Switzerland. Of Hum
eston, Iowa. will soon AXE up the
duties, while A. S. Conway. who has
been acting in that capacity for some
time, goes to Downing.
Mrs Lottie Fullen was laken to ST.
Joseph's hospital. in Keokuk. Wednes-
day night, suffering with appendicitis
The last report is that her condition
is serious. ...-...-..,.....
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11

The public schools are in charge Of
the sale Of Red Cross Christmas seals
and a contest in the sale is on be-
tween the high school and the grades.
The sale of these seals goes toward
the fund for the suppression Of tu-
berculosis in Illinois. We have evil
dence right here in Hamilton Of the
good work done by Miss Packer, the
county tubercular nurse. Everyone
is urged to buy.
Mrs w. B. McCracken left Thurs
day for Quincy, where she will make
an Indefinite stay.
Frank Highly is assisting in the
construction Of a large building at
Donnellson, Iowa. Mrs. Highly and
children have moved in with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Byers, for
the winter.
The many friends Of little Meriyn
Russell, who has been confined to
his bed for several weeks from Ill
ness. will be pleased to hear that he
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
friends wish for her as speedy a re-

friends wish for her as speedy a re-
coverr as possible.
The funeral Of Mrs John Schmitz
was held from the family home last
Thursday afternoon. conducted by the
REV. A. l.. Macarthur, with interment
in Oakwood cemetery. Her death is
an especially sad one, as only a short
time ago her son died, and it is
thought by her friends that grief over
losing this son was the cause of her
passing.
Mrs. J. c. Spence was hostess to
tho Entire Nous club Wednesday
afternoon
In the recent nurses training class
given under the direction Of the Rod
Cross, thirty-eiEht women success
fully PASSED the examination. This
average is considered fine and the
lessons were considered OF Great
benefit to those who were privileged
to attend.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11

the necessity of the larger price which necessary
restrict sales The price has therefore been reduced ice
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
M E M PHlS, MO.

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11

Frances Raines last Thursday after
noon
Mrs. Dayton Srna11 AMI son Farley,
Mrs. A. P. Anderson, Cleo Molene
and daughter Pauline took. dinner
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
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Lyman Miller is on the sick list
Frank and Bob Derr have started
! store in Croton.
George West had tho misfortune to
nave his barn burn to the ground.
The Ladies Aid met with MIS-.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
LADIES

LADIES
When irregular or suppressed, use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always de,
pendable Not sold at drug stores.
DO not experiment with others, save
disappointment Write for Relief
and particulars; it's free. Address ::
National Medical Institute, Milwau-
kee, Wis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11
Police Department Issues Warning
That Law Must be Enforced and
Reports and Permits
Issued.
PENALTIES
Law Makes Failure to Get Permit and
to Register Sale Misdemeanorr
and Punishment is Pro-
vided.

! Dealers in revofvers, pistols, pocket
billies and other weapons in Keokuk,
who have been violating tie law in
regard to reporting sales, will face
prosecution If they continue. The
warning comes from the police de-
partment and Chief Mcpherson has
investigated the situation here. The
dealers guilty Of violating the law
are hardware men, second hand
stores and in fact every place. where
weapons are sold.
1t has been found on investigation
that only three have permits as re-
CURED by law, and none has turned
in the reports which are necessary.
The law requires that the chief of
police, sheriff or mayor issue the per
mits to sell these weapons, and that
these dealers shall keep a record of
every gun or weapon sold and turn
same over to the county recorder.
The record will include the name of
the purchaser and his occupation to-
sether with a description Of the
weapon.
Provisions Of Law.
The full text of the law Is given
here:
The chief of police, sheriff or
mayor shall have authority to
issue permits to sell and keep
correct list of all persons to
whom permits to sell are issued,
together with the number of
such permit and the date each is
revoked, and furnish the county
recorder a copy Of all such per-
mits issued and revocations made.
Every person selling revolvers,
pistols, pocket billies and other
weapons shall report within
twenty-fOur hours to the county
recorder, the sale of any of the
above, and in such report shall
set forth the time of sale, age,
occupation, place of employment
or business, name and residence
of such purchaser Of said weapon
or weapons, together with the
number, make, and other marks
of Identification of such weapon
or wea DonS.
The first offense is punishable
as misdemeanor; pn being con-
victed Of the second offense the
permit shall be revoked.
Violation of the laws has been
found by the new chief and warning
is given to all dealers that from now
on they must obey the law or must
suffer prosecution.
One dealer who has a permit. has
been using that permit for consider
able length of time, and since it was
issued he has moved his place of |
business, but has never troubled to |
take out the new permit as provided |
by the law. Other dealers are said |
to be selling weapons, and making |
no records or returns to the county |
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-11

Have small steel knitting needle,
handy for use In testing cakes
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-23

TN A SEASON that offers so much
i diversity in styles as we find this
spring, women have all sorts of op-
portunity to please themselves, and
therefore individualsm has marked
this time for its own. So many peri
DDS and so many lands have been
drawn upon for inspirations But they
are only Inspirations that lend flavor
more or less strong to the various
styles of today.
Naturally, in this case. the silhou-
ette swings all the way between very
wide hip lines and the straight up-and-
down figure. rs may be gathered from
the Illustration of two afternoon
frocks which appear here. One OF
these frocks is made OF blue taffeta
silk with few small embroidered mo
tIfs emphasizing its style features. In
the cascaded pannier drapery at each
side of the skirt supporting wires,
corded edges and the texture Of the
silk insure a wide hip effect without
compelling the use of much silk. =
little embroidery appears on this side
drapery and on the front of the plain
apron drapery over the front of the
skirt and the back drapery Is a trihe
shorter. AS silk Is still very high. Z
is worth noting that drop skirts ara
mnde OF cheaper material. having a
deep border of silk at the bottom. and
this is the case In the frock pictured.
Dark blue and black taffetas were new
er better style than this season, and
designers have fairly surpassed them
selves In making beautiful afternoon
frocks of them. Short or three-quar-
ter length sleeves and lace or net
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-23

buttons that are set at each side OF
the panel.
Plain chambray trimmed with plaid
gingham makes the neat dress at ths
right. The skirt has border OF
gingham Mt the bottom. double box
plait at the front and back and Is
shirred on the sides at the waistiine,
The bodice is cut out at each side to
reveal the shlrrings and where 1t Is
stitched TO the skirt Mt the front three
white buttons are set on. The collar.
tie, cuffs and sash are all of gingham-
Black slippers and stockings are worn
with these everyday dresses.
Plain chambrays and other plain
cottons are daintily made for dressier
wear with organdle collars. French
knots and little simple needlework
are used for their decoration. Dotted
Swiss for dress-up and party use Is
prettily made with very narrow. picot
edge. faille ribbon used with tucks as
its adornment. the ribbon matching
the dot In the Swiss In color. The
prices on dresses of this kind have
advanced to the place where most
mothers find them too high; they are
undertaking this sewing ut home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-23

TIC Fiunkcu f1irnSclr IN 'FRONT.' OF Me.
mn downstairs say he like to see you.
but he don't give no name. an tell
him / can't say If you's home er out,
but I'll go up an see.'
Has he ever been here before?"
These are the times when | nppre
ciate Georges virtues
"No'm-he amt never called here
before-fer YOU ner nobody. He tried
to crowd into the car an come along
up with me, an / tell him If he don't
stay where he is till find out Is you
home he don't find out at ALL" and
Georgs grinned as If he saw quar-
ter dangling over my left shoulder.
That's right. George" was warmly
encouraging. Tell him I'm not at
home. That's positive-don't come up
again to see If maybe I've come home, +"
and while I gave all these instruc.
tions Billy came ramping along the
hall. Hello. George--wait--I'm going
down." and with a quick, "See you
later" he was out OF sight
don't know what instinct prompted
me TO 1t. but after I'd closed the door
and gone back to my study l retraced
my steps and put on the chain-bolt
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-04-23

n RESSING the young girl from
II about eight to sixteen years
continues to make employment for
expert designers who specialize in
making clothes for all the younger
generation. They know the needs of
the little girIs-thln ones and fat
ones and all the rest-the characteris-
tics OF their immature figures and how
to make them look their best. They
appear this season to be giving much
attention to details OF finish in frocks
and in variation In the cut and con-
struction of them. Combinations of
plain and figured materials and fine
management of the plaids. checks
and stripes, that brighten the every
day dress of children.
To illustrate the Inst point, In the
dress shown ut the left OF the pic
ture above the skirt, sleeves and waist
are cut on the straight of the ma
terial, but n panel at the front of the
bodice and the pockets are cut on
the bias. There Is white bar In the
gingham which leads up to the white
collar and cuffs and white facings on
the pockets, finished Off by white