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Notice.

Sealed bids will be received by
the 81. Charles Parish School
Board sup to iJBly 9th, 1920; at
$50 A. M. for the furnishing and
operating of school tansfer,r for
the Boutte -ParadisIAlemands
route, said bids to comply with
the following Specifications;
Truck of the Auto Bus type,
with pneumatic tires, solid non
detachable body, with good storm
curtains wind shield and proper
seats, and that in the event of
the Allemands-P aradis stretch of
road become impossible, said sue
cessful bidder to deflay expenses
Of Allemands children to and from
the Paradis Consolidated School,
via the Southern Pacific passen-
ger trains.
The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
i F. Keller, Vice Pre- ident.
St. Charles Parish School Board
- !, 6. Hahnyilfe. La.
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EYES : ); ON
--R..I
SARPY
-,

During the week representa-
tives Of Che Blythe Co. Inc. Real
Estate, were offering lots in the
wv Town of Sarpy; mp TO Friday
: Nigh; a greatnum5er Of lots were
- lady sold.
AS the people of the two oil
plants have not been able to buy
lease or rent houses near the
plant, mary are living on the
other side of the river, the only
place where houses could be
fonnd, Now that these lots are
offered they are all eager to buy
one aud two lots. The agents have
had no trouble to hunt up pur-
chases but instead purchasers are
hunting the real estate repfesen-
tatives.
IA Bank, general store, drug
store, POST office will be erected.
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By the Governor:
James J. Bailey
Secretary Of State
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Whereas. Robert F. Weaver, OF
the Pafiah of st. Charles has APP
piled to me for the ca1fcellatpno,L
his official Bond Drawn ana sun
scribed by Robert F. Weaver as
principal, with -.
/ Joaquin Crerpo as surety, na1.
ed Junettl1, 1912, in the sum OF
Five Hundred $780, Dollars, pay
able to the GoverEor Of the State
OF Louisiana, and recorded Il, IN
Mortgage Book 26, Folio S9o,,' Par
ish of St. Charles .,
i Q: A: Levy.,as surety, dated
June 9Th 1916, III the SUM OF FIVE
Hundred $500. O0) Dollars, pay
able ia the Governor of the State
of Louisiana, and recorded IN
Book %, Folio 1888, Panrh OF St.
Fharles and conditioned Tor
rs. fs+hful.perforrnance and dis
tes saby said Root. Weaver OF
gn.9ysties as Constable Of the 5th
M, Ms,f the Parish OF st. Charles
EsW ST Louisiana. -,
SSiH ~, therefore, |, John nj.
4 a.NGT, Governor IF the state o
IEFs.ana, have thought proper
M..issnn this my proclamation
Mj;ti54ffe view of giving pubic
N5ticA to all persons herein lnter
astef and concerned to show cause
IN writing. at the office OF the
Recretary of State at the City OF
'H3aahnn Rouge. Ea., within ninety
Hays from and after the last pub
anatien hereof why said Bond and
she mortgage resulting therefrofn
shonldin not be cancelled and an
arul.ea and the above named Sc
cur4ties discharged from further
liabilities in the premises.
= - Given under my sigma
@ ture and the Sealcf the
State Of Louisiana at
the City OF Baton
Rouge, this 80 day Of June, AID.
1890. =
= Jno M. Parker
By the Governor:
James J. Bailey
Secretary Ct State.
$50 $3.50 .-.s~'
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St Charles Parish, La.
July 9th, 1919

The-St. Charles Parish School
Beard met this day at the Court
House with the following mem
berS present:
Messrs. f. Keller. T.C.D ufrenay
and M G. Becnel; Absent: Al.
Schexnayder
On motion Of Mr. Becnel Sec
ondeb by Mr.. Dptrenay, the min.
utes were ordered approved as
read by the Secretary
On motion OF MI Becnel sec
onGed by iNr. Dutrenay,
be itrresoived that Mir. Dufre-
nay be Authorized to have a paper
IOOi pur On the Alicmands School
House
On motion of Mr.. Becnel see
onded by MT. DuIreTay.
Resolved that the contract Of
MIR. d. Keller, transfer operator
Ior the seIlers-MonrZ rCu5e be and
it is hereby renewed for the tern
l9zO-IJZI.
Vote yeas. Messrs. Keller, Bee
nei ana DutreHay. nays none.
On notion duly seconded, the
Secretary was authorized to
notify MI L. j. Landry, operator
of the boutJe, paradls, AIlemardS
transfer to be present at a spe-
cial meeting Of the Board to be
held at the court house on July
18th 1920, when the renewal Of
his contract tcT sad transfer will
be taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. Becnel sec
onded by Mr.. Du1renay,
lie it res0lTed that the contract
of K. l.. Keller, transfer opera
tor OF the tashloll-H ahnville TAFT
ECute. bn-reneWed for the term
1920 1921. and that $4,000 per
scholastic: month be allowed him
for sad work.
Votes Yeas, Messrs, Keller, Du
frenay ard becnel
Nays none
On motion Of Mr.. Becnel see
onded by Mr. Dulrenay, Be it re
solved that the public schools Of
tire Parish open the 1920-21 term
Monday September 9th 1920 for
term OF nine nor tbs -
On Recommendation of the Su-
intenoent tie following teachers
We're appointed for the 1920 1921
term
killora School, Misses. -Bern4ce
Love, Annette Hymel
EahnvilIe Consolidated School
misses. NJ. A. Martin, EthefSchoef
ner, Isabel Jones and lucille Leh
man.
Luling School Mrs. S. Founders
boutte % Miss Minnie Snee
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Fvr~.T.JE DEPARTMENT
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Whereas. Charles Songy, of the
Parish OF ST. Charles, has applied
to me for the cancellation OF his
official Bond, drawn and subscrlb
ed BY Charles songy as principal
with
Joaquin Crespo as surety dated
July IL, 1896, in the sum OF Five
Hundred $500 Dollars, payable
to the Governor Of the State OF
louisiana, and recorded n Mort
cage Book 20, Folio AT, Parish OF
St. Charles.
Leon C. Vial as surety dated June
q. 1900, in the tum Of Five Hun
dred $500 Dollars. payable TO
the Governor of the State OF LOUIS
fana, and recorded in Mortgage
Book %, Folio 215, Parish OF ST.
Charles.
3:."Lezin Landeche as surety
dated June 7th., 1904, in the sum
Of Five Hundred ($5o0.) Dollars
payable to the Governor Of the :
State Of Louisiana, and recorded
in Mortgage Book %, Folio 2ao'
Parish of St Charles and condl-
toned for the faithful pert2fin-
ance and discharge by said Char
les Songy of his duties as'oonsea-
BILE of the Fifth Ward Of the Par
ish Of St. Charles, State OF LOUIS
lana.
Now, therefore,I, John. N. Par
ker. Governor Of the State OF
louisiana, .have''thcusht proper to
issue 1t this my proclamation with
the view CT giving public notice
to all persons herein interested
and concerned to show cause IN
writing, at the office OF the SEC,
rotary. of State at the City Oh
Baton Rouge, La, within ninety
DAYS from and after the last pub
LEGATION hereof why said BOND ana
the mortgage resulting therefrom
should not be cancelled and an
nulled and thesabove named IN, Sc
curities discharged from further
liabilities in the premises.
Given Under my sigma
% ture and the Seal of
3 the State Of Louisiana
At the City Of Baton Rouge, this
goth: day Of June, AID: 1920
: :. - Jno. M. Parker
By the Governor:
James J. Bailey
Secretary of State
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TO THE WHITE DEMO
CRATIC VOTERS OF THE
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT

| hereby announce my candida
cy for reelection TO the United
States House OF Representatives
from the Second Congressional
District, subject to the action OF
the Democratic Primary to be
held on the second Tuesday OF
September next. and respectful-
ly solicit your support
Fl. GARLAND DUPRE.
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NOTICE

The next examination Ct appI
cants for teachers. certificates
August 2, 3, 4, (white) 5, 6, Z,
(negro).
:" Another opportunity will be
given the teachers of the State to
Submit PAPERS upon books Of the
Reading Course August Z tn.
J, B. Martin
Secty.
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A III o RDI n a i ( F
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o, motion of Mr. Elf,r duly sec
onded 10y Mr. DIfr+ne. the follow
ng resolution vw~s I'D p cd
"Whe' cas- the p' Puia,ior Of the stf
Ward Of th- Parish f st hare
increased and part'cul 'rIy at Re.
trehan thu upper e d of SAID Ward
. ano
J.. Where IS. the electors in ' h!
( .righ' orb cd {" of DestiehA,, re-
quest an. ID tionaI pcIi'g place
IL SAID Ward" wb.eh has mere
tnfore been restricted to ole Pc :
ling prec'nt,
Belt Resolved, by he Police Ju
r,tof The t',,ish + ST \ har'es II
'rcga'ar meeting as EN- led hat
fir nj and after In date he 5lh
Ward OF the Parish Of ST th rIts
Shall! be l':'v,ded Into tw' voting
81; 81 cuts Tho iins d'v"i'Iig tn Pr
lsh.s II -11tffgs rra aid e h lie,
~; ~, Z, ) 80 y 2" : # tie M,doc
siil u love- i''e = o 81 and de
.,'ta, t4t y" q - 7" =" !.
;9nsyt.e.l i. itrsc. / ". o. ~
81 49,. . e "alid l. al h i, II :
,or,i ~ 80, Y a re l i1'aA' !. !.
y - q ta56f 81, H e e: tais y ' &c e -
.aa,st z hPr, CIT f. t G 1 ,'H o !,
ND Z s'' - '~' "
BE 1t rrther reso'sst. ,Ihst ~
p'2s"g > ace h ii IS Ell Fla, q
~ he proper y hor'ties .. oE,.agd
:" Be it III the re,ol, ed tbsl j!n;s
orll-na ce akall be pu lishs 'n he
SHE al Itouri I In the ftaF.sn =
:, 'Charle,':or Niuesy day, + n
aft rms f,d' p,ii; !" " :"
I hereby derl'tt + at HIS slp'"9ye
is a i iue an CO rel, tcny + IS
,:lu,ion s. a'ist a ineH'ns'o i ! {
rsl,ee Jury held this day "
Parish . ,, ch'rl,s. N "a 1872
/. ~ ,..t. = /, q y q
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APPROPRIATED ,TABLEAU
= Probable Revenues,
Parish Taxes w $4,000. 90
Licenses 10000
Total $5050O.00
Parish Treasurer 700.
Secretary Police Jury 600.
Mileage & Per Diem P.J. 500.
Official journal geo.
Stationery; office supplies SEQ.
Assessor - 800.
Sheriffs fees criminal cases 500.
Court expenses : 500.
Grand & Petit Jurors 1900.
District Attorney 500.
Feeding prisoners $500.
Coroners Jury & Expenses 500.
Board of Health 500.
Constables and Justices Of
Peace 3e4O.
TickEradication 1000.
Syndic Salary SEQ.
Sergeant at Arms 100.
Blidge tender 4s0.
fnetic ~ Students SEQ.
E,ecf;,n I, .aae.fp, loco.
Sctr- ssnas CASE,
ts. ,nfs,, go.
,.p1. r s,
I...-s..-.-.=-,t M
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Paradis Consolidated School
MIS-. l.. A. i oungs, Misses. +: y
Ooen, Pearl H. Mck1ssoon and |.
f.. bonnie.
Allemands School, Misses. J.B,
Feyregne, Grace Torres :
Black Prince Island, Miss Alvina
Candies.
Comardelle, Miss Lutte Sammis
MONTE Consolidated, Misses. Ju-
liza Salmon, JAMIE irwin and Mary
Haney.
Red Church, Miss Concetta
POtera F
st. Rose, Mrs. Sadie Middleton
Miss Caroline Vogr
sellers, MISS LiIiian Durbin
On motion duly seconded the
the the colored schools were oroer
ed opened Sept. 9TH, 1870 lOr i
term OF SIX moJ,Io.
On mCLloi du!y secCle2G he
Board aolour:ea 20 july 18th .az5
j. Martin, sec,.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS

In conformity with Law, the
Police Jury Of St. Charles Parish
hereby adveftises for bids from
banks desiring to enter into con
tract with this Jury as its depos-
itory as required by Law.
Said bids shall be sealed IN an
envelope with the words Fiscal
agency contract bid" written on
the envelope, and that said bids
shall be received on or before
Aug. 3rd 1920 at twelve o'clock
noon when same will be opened
at a pupli meeting of this Jury.
(Sig.) Police Jury t.arish OF St.
Charles.
Hahnville, La.
NJ. l.; Guidry
D..ocsIo~%
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Est George Davis

Est George Davis
State, parish, levee. & acreage taxes
y. S.. IS
Lots le, 20 p p, III div No ? St Chas Il
d No : 80 acres
\ T Dusenburv
STATE, PARISH !evee, acreage & DIR No !
,>>rt II of lot IS St Chas d q No /
10 1-lu0 acres
Misuer Estates Inc
State. Parish, Levee, acreage & d., Ne J. !;
\ ~ Of lot $50 to 6s3 incl Lots 100 to
5O7 iI.'c! That portion of lot 70S & TOe i'll
sec IS I - 5 X 70 + \ Of property of
Est Wisuer Inc All lots 731 13z&7SS That
norton OF 1rt $50 in sec Is I las K 20 Il
Ine above being \ y of NJ; Of MI
IA of ST ! ! Of sec IS T "a k'2o +
~ 81 acres
Nlsnc- ESfA-as Inc
state Parish, I.cvoe, acreage and fr dist
40 taxrs S4ib. t5
Lots So to 543 iucl lots 446 to SAG incl
10 acres
Wisuer Estates Inc
State, Parish, Levrc, acreage and DIR No
taxes Sool.oo
LOIS COS to 675, 6a+ to 69e 24o acres
Wisuer Estates Inc
states, Parish, Levee, acreage aud DR. No
taxes SlS72 81
) i II lots 7os s; 100 that portion of
y - # lots 7Us 4 7oSln Sec s., I IA,
S z - /. All lots 7lUto rs incl All that
p6fl.ou OF lot 7l9 s. 73U III 5 IS, I a.
) K @rtE AIIlots 754 to 700 54U.o9 acres
Wi~l Ct Estates Inc
oiAlv Parish, Levee, acreage and tlr dist
No taxes So9 %
..ots 80 &55l incl 20 acres
y i>ncI Estates Inc
State Parish, Lcvee acreage and Or
uIst 40 ! taxes slV+. ~
..ois -, ooo&554 50 acrs
Wicner Estates Inc
Site Parish, l.,Nee acreage an Gr dist
No taxes - 90, 80
Lots SIS, o5S, 56O&56l 564 to 81 u.c1
~. rs acres
N-;Snar ct
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby gN,.
cattle and animals must U4 !
'ic reads between sunset 2nG
:" accordance with crdi-
nance of the Police Jury =
MILO uidry
Pres. 'P.J.
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WI. .Herbst
Wisner. Es ate Inc

Wisner Es ate Inc
State Parish Levrc 'creage and
NJ Dr. No. taxes SsS2 os
10 IS &c incl LOIS '5y& IA 6
St. Chas.D D. No. 3 1878 acres
5o-77o,J.F.Funk. Taxes of 1870
Lots e.. 20, sl,.3333, .ss5, 81. Al, 81,
SO, G.,,93, IS, 81, lol, 1893 1o5'
1O7, 100, III, .113, ,ll5, LII, Of
CQteau de Ersnce.
State, Parish, Levee, Acreage
and Drainage, Taxes. 1926. 40
Taxes 1917 1926. 40
+" 1918 54-4 $52O.14
= 1919 $685. $51e.l5
On SAID day OF sale | will sell
such portion Of said property that
any debtor will point out and in
case the. debtor will not pointout
sufficient property, ] will at once
without delay sell the least guam
tity of said property Of any debtor
which any bidder will bid for the
amount of the taxes, interest and
costs. due by the said debtor, the
sale, will be. without arpraisement,
for cash legal tender mcneycf the
United States, and The property
snail be redeemable at any time
for the space CT one year, by pay
ing the price given including costs
and twetny ;2C) PER cent theron.
Leon G. Vial
Tax C1llectQr.
HAern1 S Of1lc@. Paflsh OF st.
Charles. June II t. 1920.
Notice To Mortgase tl.edi-
tors Of The Parish CT St. Charles
In conformity with Sacti3n SO,
Act.85 of 1888, notice is hereby
given to all parties holding mort
cages upon real estate III the Par
lsh Of St. Charles On Whicn taxes
for the year 1918 have not been
paid that | will begin the sale of
same at the Court House door on
Saturday, July II tn. 1920. at II
A NJ al q that number Of piee 5
OF property SO delinquent are nov
being advertised in this news
paper in conformity with the law
prepare tory . s}ich sale. The at
'tegnts5a # 6aortgage creditors Is
especially called tc these advertise
ments OF SAFES ard they are warn
ed to take such steps prior to the
sale as may be Necessary to pro-
tect their zig
Leon c. Vial Tax Collector
Parish of St, Charles.
sheritf's 4 Tax Coliectofr's Office
June II tn. 1920.
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Wisner Es ate Inc
State Parish Levre 'creage and
NJ. Dt. No. Z, taxes SsS2 os
Ios55 &c incl LOIS 1913 IA 6
St. Chas.D D. No. IS. IS acres
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I.,IIerbst

w. ]. Herbst
State. Parish Levee acreage & DR.. No,l
taxes s<+.SS
Farm lot 10 St. Chas ID, ID. NO } acres
WI. Herbst
State, Parish ,Leves, acreage, & Dr. :"
: taxes 50. :,
Lots to Il BIZ: c, I.g.s to 5 Blk !.
2,S9 acres
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Misuer Estates Inc
state. Parish, Levee, acreage Z 81, Ne !.
taxes e'l1.71
\ l. Ct lot $50 to 6S3 incl Lots 100 10
7O7 i,.;c! That portion of lot 70S & T0e i'll
sec IS 7 - 5 x 70 + n of property of
Est Wisuc- Inc All'iots 73l 13z&735 That
norton OF PCT $50 in sec Is Tl4S X 20 l.
Tile above being \ y of NJ; J Of Nj
ia of ST I Of sec IS T IA S k'2O r
~. 81 acres
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Est George Davis
State, parish. levee. s acreage taxes
Lots le, 20, p, p, III div No 2 St Chas d
Il No 80 acres
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\ T Dusenburv
State, parish .4vee, acreage s. dr No l
taxes $3.50
\ert IL of lot S. St Chas d q No /
10 , 100 acres
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ST. CHARLES HERALD

Notice Of Special Election i'll Road Dis
.rict No
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-01
" " "

dowRtown disguised under q sports hat
for spool Of cotton or q new pair Of
curtains.
There Is little doubt about Il that
women are thinking more about house
frocks in these times OF the new
thrift" than they did before. They can
be the most practical Of affairs and. at
the same time. show enough style to
make them q pleasure instead OF q
duty to wear. Take the dress with the
odd diagonal line Of buttons and cor
responding buttonholes. This looks
almost too good for q house .frock at
first glance. doesn't TT But just re-
member that It Is nothing more than
long-waisted frock Of linen with a
funny little seton belt and an up
standing collar to match. and the but
toned and button-holed bands are set
on with either hemstitching or heavy
torchon beading The square-cut
armholes are outlined and the sleeves
set in with the same beading, as are
also the suffs on the oddly slashed
sleeve. True medieval lines are
worked out In this house dress and,
strange as It may seem. they At In
beautifully with the materials at hand.
Just to prove that novelty Is not a
matter of expense but Of q bright
thought" another simple little house
frock takes on an entirely different air
of distinction by means Of the small
silk workbag which finishes the ends
of the sash. Whoever thought before
of a workbag as trimming? You see,
the draw strings OF the workbag really
make the sash OF the frock- Pongee
would be an exceptionally appropriate
material for this house frock. as it
lends itself to the lines suggested.
Contrasting buttons and stitching to
match the colors Of the workbag
would brighten up the frock consider
ably. If one did not care to use the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-01
y " "

skirt frill. It is the ribbon garniture,
however. which gives the finishing
touch TO this delicate frock. Either a
metal ribbon can be chosen, or one to
match the contrasting facing and tulle.
A strip OF It is run from the top Of the
bodice TO bottom of the skirt. punctu-
ated by roses and two loops at the
waist line. where II meets the girdle
ribbon. This ribbon is not yepeated
In back. Picture this frock made up
of lettuce-green satin, lined with-a soft
violet silk. with silver lace and ribbons
and dull pink roses wouldn't II be just
too lovely for words?
Easy to Make.
Something rather unusual for even
ing wear, and yet not inappropriate
for, summer festivities, is shown In the
frock with the long tulle sleeves. The
skirt OF this frock is also bloused. II
is such pretty way to make the skirt
OF an evening gown II the material Is
soft and lustrous. Satin Is used for
this frock also. though chiffon would
not De Out VI place. CAuS pdhSAs VI
rich embroidery in Oriental colors are
inserted to relieve the skirts monotony
and a strip of the same embroidery
forms the foundation for the simple
blouse. Two things in this frock are
particularly worthy OF note. One is
the arrangement OF the sash ends ~
suing from over the top OF the bodice
strip at the front and hanging per-
fectiy straight with ornamented and
tasseled ends. This sash accentuates
a high waist line limited at by the
placing of the embroidered strip in the
bodice. The other noteworthy feature
is the sleeve draping. whefe the
front OF the bodice shows only strips
OF tulle going over the shoulders. the
back is cut with wide extension !
which covers the arms and is caught
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-01
A Word About Sewing.

have adopted this method of put.
ting pin tucks in waists or baby gar
ments by hand: Put your tucker on
your machine, adjust the stitch, then
run the material through tucker. as II
tucking (but do not have thread in
needle). The machine needle leaves a
tracing of tiny holes which show you
exactly where to place your stitches.
and no other guide Is needed. I also
use the hemmers in the same way
when do hand hemming. which is
especially nice for table linens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-01
y q =

little bag m q vorkbas. u would 30
very convenient to hold keys. small
change, pencil and memo book. bills
10 be paid. stc.. which every house
keeper likes to have within easy reach.
But say. can't you just see this little
frock stealing out the side door the
very nrst afternoon It is donned 70 .
meeting Of the sewing circle across the
street,
Very Demure.
There are some women who say.
"oh. those pretty lowered voiles are
all very lovely, but not for me. I'm not
the fussy type. These ladies do not
know whereof they speak Just look
at the fluffy voile included among the
house frocks7 Could the widest i'm
agination call that nuffy? OF course
not And yet It IL . relief from plain
materials and a little more dressy for
afternoon wear in the house. Its chief
decoration L. the three tucks In the
upper part Of the skirt Tucks are al
ways good In voile. as they give that
sonretimes dimsy fabric more body.
These tucks can be hemstitched In
with cotton to match, the figure in ths
material II an extra touch Is wanted
The waist is the simplest thing In the
world. You wouldn't look at It twice
II 1t were not for the organdie collar
of color to match the figure OF the
material. This organdie collar can be
partly set In with hemstitching or
merely set on with its edges picoted.
The ends tie in soft knots to carry out
the idea OF q kerchief arrangement
while belt and cuffs are cut from tho
same material for balance. Note that
the little turnover collar Is very much
like the one on your mothers basque
which she wore as young girl. Yes.
indeed the whole thing Is just an de-
mure as possible and warranted ahso-
lutely to stay at home.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-01
HE.EPFUL-
HINTS
Keen hottie Of strong rietyl most practical
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rietyl. Is the most practical. being
much more sanitary than the old-fash-
toned cloth covers and outlasting a pa
per'covering. Put on just as you would
a paper covering. only stitch together
on inside of front binding and inside Of
back binding of book. One covering
will last the entire school year.
To renovate feather pillows: Re-
move the bag from your vacuum clean
er. Rip the end OF pillow large enough
TO tit on the cleaner; fasten it tightly
and turn on the electric current The
air thus created dries the feathers. In
a few minutes they will be as light and
duny as new.
Cracks in furniture should be nlled
in with beeswax. soften the beeswax
until 1t becomes like putty. then press
1t firmly into the cracks and smooth
the surface over with a thin knife.
Sandpaper the surrounding wood. and
work some OF the dust into the bees
wax.