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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

sammy Coed. sevmsv cesst hsrev.
b psw In the t~~A tie. . stake
mate Of rsse Herman. bsns>su~sishs
ehampiaxl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

Ivan Jones. the clever Franklin guar
terback. Il making a strong bid for tn
Aii-City pivot berth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

j.. Csvvrss. the p~vai.s Portland
lightweight. viii s~tax inis sstiso
ag.in tsairht when he t-~f~- 10
r.ands with Jssk Davis. Oakland
hxhtrsifht. dim Dsrry boses ND
Palmer snd ui~ Andersen t.nEi~s
With lee Cru-s Ian i've other To-
ssapd lila
wsti.sa R1usre csrfs. IN Nsv TORI
has tesn closed Down for thf~s weeks
a. far 80 totinG 10 oonrs-usd- A hDfs'
she's 10 hsiainE forth there nsw.
ice cofs~y. the Rsn rrsne'ses rxNt
weight. 10 esftsiniy coming 10 the fronl
~sth = rash. Hes heating ali OF th'
heat aofs % his weight on the cnast
tits latest victim u Eah baird. sssttI'
miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-03

GOOD NIGHT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

FOR StlE-NccAsksy Account
Ee sttr. Noiis stout i~o h0ndrri
sscaur~ In htst cls-- condition -
T L. Hsirin, Believes Te.n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Within the ps-, few weeks there
have been numhe, ri css~s as
tnpalhts among the people oi
D;;ecSra ard h.lks1n Grnn.v
fortunately the csses have not
been sspscs,,y severe, but tons'llt'l
10 The mi,ies, form IL something Ia
avoid
There has been colds in shuD.
dance and fes cases oi ilptheris
1t la believed ,hst the maIsdles
referred to have been very much
aggravated by ,hA iry weather
The pollen hon .he dying vsgeta
tion snd the particles NJ dus, liyins
hss ;endsrcy II irri.An ~.
mucous nemhrsn-s and il 10 hopet
nov slnce ths rain that conditions
along this line w be great,
improved
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
Improvement Club Formed
Al Central High School

The Dickson Centrs II sht I'M.
proyrment Club. consisting ni al
The Hlgh school sirl-, will sell
ardy in Dickson saturday II each
seek Tee proceeds II ,hrs. sale.
will e. toward the construction II
snme concrete walks ON tie Hish
School esnpus
lat TRENT a.i patrons q .hie
school should hplp these yoang
people in this enterprise Every
one knows how badly these walks
ARE needed. Durns rainy wrs,het
Il ~ Ainos, Impossible Tor pupil
10 20 from town to the acho'll build
ins lhls Ought not 10 ~"
The town II Dickson ought to
build a street ~ Tar ss the hish
school building rhi. school 10 one
nt the noal important. festnre. oi
the town and cuunty tn" county
hss recently spent s3, TOO 10 an The
property, and ~e nerd these Wake
to be in krppiuS with tns res, Il
the improve tttepts, A. vel az t.
keep the feet At the school children
out NJ he mat snt ~aier
Heip iAs.s enthusiastic siris--
they vi appreciate il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
"The Microbe OF Love-
Presented Here Nov. IL

Forty II the eadng citizens Of
Dickson ara aalas u arasaat he
Mlorohe u Love musical com.
edy, the nh u The season. at psk.
mont, Friday evening Nov IL
I, sill undoubtedly be The hes,
entertainment offered 10 Dickson
audience this season \ special
coach has been engaged 80 direct
this entertalmept and the proceeds
will eo Tor tn. school
The teachers and pupils o! OAK.
mont are doing everything possible
30 msks the public school building
attractive You 10 vour part by
'1mtng 10 see this the innlest and
cIeyeres, comedy that has ey"'
com" to Dickson
Don't Iorgs, the date, Friday,
November IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
u See he Tale Of Two Cities With VIM Farn at The McCey Friday Sat
BY HARD LUCK, DICK.
son HiGE LOSES GAME

For TIE first time 10 the hissosy
ot Dheks Gu a Nashville football team
leit hsre last Friday nigh, with q
win to her credit, IL was Ceuaal
High. Dayldsen County. High
School. that was so lucky 40 90 AZ.
oompli.h the ivat. the wose being
25 to ~
We Say lueky, because they sd
Hitsri tbry we're out.pl4vrsi. out.
generated shinai g ssssd hal they
woo That - what counts, ~
admit, hut ik~y gave us the credit
Of having the best tesn they had
pie sssl ia ,taa. gaaHs. .,........,.,.......
,.Qat team .i9pAi ilsell 10. The sec.
ond hall. as IL their hstli, and
scored all their points The game
~as slightly Handicapped hy scci.
dents seven Nsshsllie PLAYERS
~efr haH-iwo very badly Oul,
one Dickson man was burt. hot he
dld not leave the gahr. The ri,
tire Dickson 'esm played star
gAm" Erington aud stephens.
the Isa tackles, hrote thru s~v+fsi
times aud threw their mar Tor a
loss sesy, Dickson q center, pnll
ed The pfelti..t play n the dsy
hen hs started alter SAshytIls
nsn, shn had 6Iieru yard lead
on hin after intrfcrpt'Hg tnisstd
pass, aud caught sni tscal.d him
after he hst ran 'nr most 20 ystte
Srsy also helped 10 save two other
touchdowns hy bic iast work The
work 4 Chapman VAS the beat
seen in years bls hard and sore
isekIing ~as 6cfcs aud put ou, tour
or five Sashvili, men Alter being
knocked unconHcl rus b. csmc back
snd flushed the game, never failing
10 gain when gwen the ball ~uge .
side Stepping aud dojsinR wss 4
pretty thing 10 see sns lss. Cap
tain lrechs work st Qusrier wac
lar superior 10 tis rivals n, gaiD.
cd every tune be took the ball
Dics-ob- interference ~as one that
could not be beaded Rigging and
Brysn, At kpd PLAYED strsty
game. Higgins several times ran
behind Nashville. line and downed
his man in his ,tscks
For Nashville Central High, Jones
aud Macon were the STARE
FRIDAY week Nov l2- Dickson
iC iCenxal llish - Az have snplhe,
game bot al this tune ~r are un
t-t.t- ,u state who witt hr "thu VIC
time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
OIL POSSIBILITIES m
DICKSON COUNTY

rhs most reputable OF. papers
and journals OF the UaIted States
have '"osh'ls ssen ; cA,rS'ss >strs ia
.srss!ins articles % .hs Oil -ensslsl.
lities OF Dickson and adjoining
counties One Of the mos, inter.
estins articles that has been pub
lished recently. is noe FROM the OH
City Deuick th- mos, widely cu.
cuisted oil paper u the country,
which is published a, OIL Chy Pa
The following is taken from an Ar
,icie published iu the issue oi Oct.
obet n:
There are all told over ~ sell.
and drilling 'lgs In Tennessee, and
II 10 time that something definite
be known OF The d-lt There Is np
doubt but what the oils there but
covering il up dass moi do the hrli
any particular good, and the quick.
er the real conditions are known.
the better i, will hs iof the A. a and
its future The writer sno.- 'hs,
theirs u OIL 10 paving quantities IN
Dickson county and there il 40 'ra
500 ~hy the territory lslng between
the rich Western Kentucky Field
aud Dickson county. Tennessee,
rhnuli no, develop just a- prolific
a. that IN Kentucky Between the
Kentucky producing counties and
Dickson county in Tennessee. lie
tbs western part ni Sumner county,
Rohsr,sou, Montgomery, northwest
srn Cbr.,hsm and Others, and ces-
tsinIy all this intervening territory
is not dry,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
HERBERT REGISTER IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

Herbert Rss,.lsr, sldest son oi
Nf and Mrs. John T Register, oi
Ith.. place, vas shui Tuesday nisat
At rldweli switch. frw mii-~
south ii Diek.oa 20 he Centreyllle
B,aucu fsi.say
From what W. can learn, the
nrlshp9rhpod had gathered at the
ecQgoi house, 4t that place whete
a .inaius school vas beinS c0h'
busted. ard mat Young Reg.strr
came .fsre sayluz hs @s- going TO
trfsA tae ur"glus ~ 4 nsn'
i,@-oa.d4 ~ s-,Dail a. {. sal1- AZ Yetsl
TOOK part, and stme9u- shot Reg
iriet s,th .has; sDl- shs 10 A,l
taking tItot 10 HI. side and back
Iu-t NhJ i,d lpe shooting We we're
not ahie 10 learn. bat ws unters
.land thai Register claims that ii
ws- Nr Fred Burr ~ho resides
To The fidwsl switch M ghhurhnud
We are informed that warrants
sers issued "Wednesday afternoon
iur Fred Burr John l.snktort and
.nu and Charlie Autrrnth. charg,D2
them wlth h.,na implicated 10
the Csss
Register VA. trpusht TO his
parents h0me here. where h. was
given medical attentlon and from
ls-t account. ha IL IN very serious
condition and his recovery doubtful
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Go ta The P.a.nl! Lei the bahit.'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

The H.r.la u tl 80 3 year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
TRAFFIC LAW PASSED
BY CITY COUNCIL
Cars Must Keep to fhe Righ!
And Mua Not Use CUT
Outs or Race Engine.

Al tAs regular month, meeting
OF the CITY Council he.i Monday
yuiXht tns following -r'rruancs w'ss
ps-rrti .-Vt -
40 otiihauee 90 regulate ~lhs
pse 4 autom blles. ttue sr tractors
ne1af&yclss AnI AL gasoline aHd
kryu-enr eu9,ur- sni their sp'
pliancss and to prnhinIt The u-e 4
cut5uta and thr mSkus II nnHrr
e..ary notices sithln tnr ci9y iim!t.
OF lh. to~u 1t dickson. lsnne--sn
aud 10 provide iot pca,ltte, Tor tbe
violation oi this ordinance.
Section | ~ Br II ordained by the
Mayot and Board u Aldermen Ot
the town Il Dickson Tennessee.
that Il shall be unlawful aud hr de.
cIarei misdrme amor tvr any per.
son, hrm or corporation 90 use, -
permit the use II any cu.uQt M any
automobile, truck, ttactor, or motor.
cycle or any other gasoline ~ ketu,
sene engine or vehicle within the
city limit. ot tbr town Il Dickson
Section Z he It turtle, utiain.
ed that It shah be unlawful and =
mi.drmeanot Tor nny person to race
the engine uI make any unnecessary
noise with any automobile, tru X,
tractor. motorcycle ut anY gasoline
or ksrnseue engine. or ieavc tbrW
running an Unreasonable irn9th /
timr ~ unnecessary sounding II
horns within the csty Limits ~ the
town u Dickson, provided, howtyrg.
tha, this section shall not apply 10
the enclosures II any garage, whfk
shop, bIack-m,th or machine shop.
section 3 Ne /, further afitu.
sd that the City Marsha. ot the
town ui Dickson shall have luli au
thority 10 govern or regulate the
use OF automobiles, trucks, tractor.
and motorcycles lying and upon
Main street. he,seru College strset
aud the y {. 4 st |. Ky during
the ,tmr VI any'pWnin nsr.ttHv st
aslhrrrng ftT rSfy ruhiir prrTu9~Ns
lIr u heteby gwen the night to po-
hibu the uar ut ihl4 pare IT Main
street hy vehicle. II suy kni' lar
Ing " just before of !usi afttr any
public meeting h"5d cti AssG.@T'%+t
Srca ~ I Rp u further ntdatnej
that all IN tor trsIIlt IN Nuu street
in the town II Dickson, | Tennessee,
shall follow The night hAud Gie =
street respective tu course netus
travelled
Add that all parking II ell molot
driven vehicles must be iaB" on
the right hand side II street rrrp'g
tive to course being travelled Ani
no vehicle shall be I,tt staudlus
away from curb Tar enough - oon
I.st thu onr wav rstii tiote me-
t,ourd. " & cause sAla IrtHl ta
he iarr,i - - hAvaai tHAtat II
Street
stcnou 5 Il ii further otiAlu
el ihtt a. mNtpr d,ivcn vehicle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
RED Pig; now n MADE
MONEY! FOR FARM BoI
CapiesilIe Boy Earns 500
Nth One Pig In season
OF Ten Months.

II .be work Of the big club al
amy value 10 the hoys d This ter
rlorys Here ls an instance oi a
direct resul,
Thieagh ihs efforts oil ihs Com.
muult, Fair Association q pig club
ass iogmrd anona the paplls VI
the school al Caplevills, shslhv
towutv TnesatrwctSv vi tss- k~w
ssrsaass,i tsss nes al ~tas ,As,sks. ~,
Memphis 10 furnish Iund- sish
winch 10 hnAnee the purchase II
ftsis,cf-st pigs ior the bows,
under this atranseaen, Charles
Ford, a high schcol hcS u hitsen.
bought Daioc'Jersey hos H., $iO6
IS The 500 was patch. ed In
tshtuArg snd CHARLES fat.td ntns
p,gs .som bic first lrItsr in
December hi. earnings ttam the
pig wefr as ioilows:
Al the rr.s,s,e Fair hs aold
6vs yoans ptS= ins tls1 lie re-
lusca an offer OF $3.50 ior lhr so~
aud $40 int the two trmain,ns pigs
u the .Itter A iaif. h,v pig son
PRISE Il Sl2 a prlse oi 81 $ia
ovvrroat. sn5 60 p,g
ADDING his original cos, u 100
25 10 TIE eos, q feed which sas
$50 80 We lined the ,o,si Invest.
meet made bgGharl~s 20 be el61,
70 Thu. amount deducted IRON
the earnings enumerated lesves a
bs!sucr oi $500 10. the earnings
OF one pis in period ol ten months.
And thls IL in addition 10 the three
remaining animal. a grand profit
oi $420
NJ, only vas Charles he0~hted
~ fesu, of this investment snd
he training Afforded through the
pig club. but his parents; and In
lAct the sntlv neiahbpfbood h~ss
prospered, ios the people oi Csple
vile have been given a new insight
into the profitable handling of live
stock
Does the work II the pig club
.nas' We'll rather Ls, soms Dick
son County hoy try this -Miidfed
Easlins. .n.Aahads college, !.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

W. Ssh 10 ,hsrs The kind
l-lecds -. The h-p RENDERED
iurins tn sickness sud death ol
,ut hltis daughter, Lo,An Also
f., n. nesu'itu fora tesians
Mr. ard Nrs A VI Ray
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

A series al sermons on tbs
Go~p~ ot Matthew ~aa announced
lsst seek by the pastor. Rev. W.
W Woodcocs The a41rnd OF tbs
sariss The Cnn.tituunn ~ tee
Kinsion viii re siver ~undsy
morning at II 0 eboes A Man o.
Mystery sill A~ the t1plc g. t3A
evening sernon.
kvenirg Services "a 50
Sunday Seh,rol At Z %5
The pablo il cordially invi,ed 10
attend these services
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

The lArges, vote ever polled in
Dickson county was recorded In
Tuesdays ol.ctlon, due 10 the TACT
that quite number OF women
voted especially 10 the town
preclnis.
The unofficial rlurns show that
over $500 vo,es were cas-, The Cox
electors receiving 2l3s. and Harding
electors 1853, making the county
democratic by 6sl
Governor Roberts ms!ority over
Go, Taylor. tor Governor was }9<
Eco J A. Larkins was elected
Representative over hi- Republican
opponent A. Tidwell, by $50
majority
Tbs fifth district, which i- The
Dickson box, vas the banner demo
cratic district ot tue county. At
tht. box ,i37 votes were pollrd
Cox 1SS. Harding 376. aud Dehs \
This WAS nearly twice "a many
votes a. WAS ever polIed before in
the Hith district. There were at
Iess! 500 women voted at the Dick
.on box Many democratic women
we're persuaded to come and vote
IN the afternoon, after the stampede
u negro women. whe voted during
Stss tBospsaa ,.,..., ,.-........
Mr. H.rrie, Walker has the
distinction IT being the uiiest white
souen to vote Al TIE Dickson box.
with Mrs Beaver being close
secord Mrs. ws'ktt is ~ whiip
Mrs. Beaver ls ~ They both
voted the straight democratic ticket.
The iolIowing districts were
carried by Harding Frs,, SEVENTH.
eleventh thirteenth and fourteenth
ln addition 10 the above i've de
,rlcis. TavIor carried thn third aud
ninth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
Box Supper

4 Rux supper will b" given at
" amor, School house. saturday
Il sh, Nuy 6 Everybody invited
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Street In the town oi Dickson
rrnne 4~es between College Stree,
and \ { &St |. Nv, cfnsnng aud
that all turning posts erected 10
lhe town oi Dickson, Tennessee
must be strictly obaerysd and
rQmpliri with
s.e1a.a d Be II further ordained
that any person. firm ~ corporation
found guilty II the vlo|stlnn Of
section I, and " thl- NJ.
1l.nane4 shall be fined NJ, lp4s than
81 aIsi m, rnare trsn SlAa4. .ar the
fin, nH,ase aud not less than - OK
nor uur- tnsn So pp ior IN" secood
II aus 4Ohse putnt aheuse
~etiou- BE II further ordained
that auy person found guilty ~ not
comui>lus s,th any rule or request
" the Cty Marshal, ~ pro.
ylled under Section 3 ot thi, or.
tituAnce lr Who should i.ll or re
fuse to remove h'a vehicle when
ont.tyf - h. - hy 'he Ciy Mar
.ha,, shall hernsl'v + = m'-iemes-
nor ,nt spai ~ ti0ea uo' esa than
81 rar more thsn $40 q 'or esch
ctfgtra.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
HARDING PRESIDENT
AND TAYLOR GOVERNOR

Senator Warren G. Harding. Re.
publican candidate Tor the pseslden
cy, has been swep, into othce on
the crest o! Republican tidal wave
which added TO toe Republican
rnsiorit,rs 10 sss,th branches .oi Coo.
srvss Win the exception ui Ken.
tueky and Oh shomA, Governor Coz
did not car y single state outside
Of the solid South. "
From reports received this Thurs.
dsy narelas. Tsnnsssen. J., baSsia
has irll into the Republican column.
going ior Handing by 10 900 ma ior..
ity No, since 1898 has Tennessee 9
electoral vote gone !of q Republi.
can nominee,
For Governor, Taylor, the Rrpub
iiean nominee, is leading Gov. A.
IL. Roberts by approximately $4,000,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-17
Husbands Lacking, What Will Be the
Effect on Women Of the World?
BY DR. CONSTANCE LONG, English Physician.

The problem the problem created by the fact that something
millions lives the OF the supreme
questions be faced effect upon women
To say Just happen difficult but is certain that millions
who would have married under today conditions
Women their out Emotions which might
will have to be diverted One OF the con-
has been the fact that they were
dependent upon their happiness However natural and necessary
this may point must not now be considered
tragedy finds values in herself She will be forced also
n find equivalent values directions Changes therefore IN
yab and we be ready what right and what is
wrong.
banked energy which would naturally be expressed marriage
won't be wasted 1t has been SAID that
women have past made great artists nor first rate sce
We NAV have come when they will begin do big things
has said that wha the world needs Is generation Oh
That the world needs feminine energy devoted 10
creative purposes entirely absorbed In married ie
that married life should be moderated or oooeo
genius that needs 1t is to emphasize that the whoe Oh lie no
in that the having brought about unnatural
conditions opportunity adapt her sex and her power
to making a new status for herself.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-17

n OCCASIONALLY a new feature in
" the styles carries a season by
storm and sweeps over the entire coun-
try in no time This was the case last
year when suits having coats open at
the front, revealing vests in contrast
ing material were introduced at the
beginning of the season ana were soon
in universal demand. Their success
was extraordinary and for this very
reason many people thought it would
be short lived. But this same fea-
ture reappears in many suits this sea-
son. to find an enthusiastic welcome.
Embroidery of silk in the color of
the suit and often with a contrasting
color introduced with the self color,
is even more popular this year than
last, and small bone buttons are used
with it for helping out in the decora-
ton of this springs models. There is
no very great change in the styles,
but a great deal of ingenuity in the
cut of coats and the management of
details, as pockets and sleeves, makes
the new models very interesting.
Coats and skirts have grown shorter.
Two examples of the use of vests
and embroidery appear in the attrac-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-17

law and on discovery which will entie him remove
from these wealth they contain in return for royalty
paid to the United States.
This ROYALTY from cent upward expected 10
Weld $0000000 the government
Under the lands thrown to prosecors mciude
coo acres Of possible lands 100000 OF coal lands and
100000 Of phosphate lands
Farmers thus directly interested IN the law fos
pae now selling unhard prices which makes an unusual burden
carry He must this burden along TO the
il fixing prices for his products.
demand for oil for months has exceeded production ms mas
price unusual degree Gasoline also has gone up =
price partly increased price of oil An increase III OIL
production therefore, should tend to reduce the price, not only OF OIL II
self but of gasoline will reduce trucking costs and have general
tendency 0 reduce living costs. 49,
The opening development and Of the vast areas OF coal VIII
particularly affect part the United States west Of the Mississippi
river providing opportunity for manufacturing including develop
nent of iron and steel Of the West
The act radical departure the old mining laws in that 1t
retains the title lands and deposits to the United States but gives
opportunity work without the large initial investment
necessary to buy lands deposits for them on royalty basis
production while the time the government retains such
measure will waste improper mining and
withholding the resources from USE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-17
STOMACH TROUBLE AND
CONSTIPATION ended
Suffered So He Couldn't Work for q
Year, but MIR. Mccormick Was
Cured Promptly.

"I had stomach trouble and coustipa-
ton for five years. one year OF this TINA.
/ was unable to work. suffering untold
agony. I do.tored with some of the best
physicians, also took many proprietary
medicines. but could not dud peruuent
relief. Finally fricvd recommended
Milks Emulsion, The first few doses ra-
ueved me greatly, and three bottles of it
effected a permanent cure."-C. a. Mo
Cormick. Anderson. Ind.
Mr. Mccormick is only one of many
hundreds who have endured torture Ton
years and then found that MFRS Emul-
sion gives blessed relief and real las ting
benefit 1t costs nothing TO try.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutritive
food and a corrective medicine. 1t re-
stores healthy and natural bowel action.
doing away with all need of pills ami
physics 1t promotes appetite and quickly
puts the digestive organs in shape to as
simulate food As a builder of flesh and
strength Niks Emulsion is strongly rec
commended to those whom sickness has
weakened. and is a powerful aid in re
sisting and repairing the effects of vast
ing diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved
usually in one day.
This is the only solid emulsion made,
and so paatablo that it is eaten with n
spoon like ice cream. Truly wonderful
for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your case, you
are urged to try Nllls Emulsion under
this guarantee-Take six bottles home
with you. use it according to directions,
and if not satisfied with the results your
money will be promptly refunded. Price
Goc and 500 per bottle. The Millls Emul-
sion CO., Terre Haute Ind Sold by drug
gists everyWhere.-Ady.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-17

For the most beautiful negligecS de
signers begin with georgette crepe, OF
crepe de chine and lace. The handsome
neglgee pictured takes advantage OF
beautiful color in georgette. lays th'
material in plaits and Grapes it il
long lines. y sash of very wide sof
ribbon is brought across the front q
it ending in loop under the sleeve
drapery at the left side. The trans
parent goods make opportunities foi
posing one color over another, an(
negligees may be as colorful and fan
ciful us butterflies.
Now that oriental modes have ST
great an influence in fashions. man!
of the new models in negligees are
made of georgette or crepe de chine
with coats and trousers. Many 81
them are in vivid cOlors, as peacocl
and turquoise blue, rose, jade or EN-
erald green.
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tive suits that are shown above. In
one of them the vest is made Of bro
caded silk with a wide band of velvet
ribbon across the top. The designer
arrived at widened hip lines and un.
even length at the bottom of the coat
by means of very large pockets and
takes pains to center attention on
them by covering them with embroid-
cry.
Embroidery is introduced on a suit
of dark blue cloth having a vest OF
heavy crepey material with an EN-.
broidered band at the top. 1t has
shaped pockets with rows OF
small buttons on them.