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EGGS--White Wyandoite eggs: best lay
!ne strains from prize winning st.cn
$3.50 per setting. X. l.. DIETRICH. Lor-
rainc. Va.
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Poultry and Supplies

BARHED Plymouth Rock esRs. IS and s.
per setting Of Is. carry only the best
on my yards. The first prize pen vir-
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Randolph 3iG:-w. j. II. Thomas. 1904
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Suburban for Sale 81
currAGE with three acres ground. near
stop 90. Petersburg car line Monthly
incEet. $50 Fine place for poultry s.
=: Dorsey ZOO FLOYD Avenue.
r: GROOM COTTAGE. wes,hampton.
on best avenue. IN good condi tion: eicc.
lawn. pretty hedge and shrubbery: about
~ acre land. young grape arhnr, e.c
Eonveni; nj to church school. store. ole.
rory !;iihutes car ride from Ninth and
49, are les: Dispatch.
SEE US Room sol. Times d ispatch BWiid-
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suburban property. Small farms from )
20 10 acres ON railroad at station. Phone
RnnGo III 949.
uBuRBAN-t'or sale S-room rendrnce
on I acres at station. close To city: med
e!n conveniencfs. garage. chicken houses.
garden and fruit trees. Bargain to uu:ci,
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" snEEa!n at 1000. ALSO 7.-Oo-n
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40 nrn. Of farms and suburban homes.
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COCK pure strain s c. white
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FINANCIAL
business Opportuuitics Sc

AN OLD established auto tire repair store
ioil, modern equipment. Including gas
pump. air compressor. etc. located IN the
heart OF the city. wan sell cheap on ac-
count Of leaving city. Inquire Is sos. care
Lexington Hotel
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
No, 1. FOR THE COUNTY OF
y Fl |. a - - l. fl 1 a, COMMON
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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LII r. STOCK
Poultry and Supplies
40

FOR SAl.E-Rhoue Is.aad lied cockereis
ko.0o Ten Of four pallets and Cocaerc!
s2t.oo 'vmto Leshorn Cockcreia. 1900
zen 81 pu!iets and cockere!. $500
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MiLkOLiNE is economical to feed Can
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More liberal terms ! hi Is
tnrocTh the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YOU read those WanTST6STg7S3 TX
they arc indexsds z
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COMPANY manufacturing high grade pro-
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Machinery and Tools

Mat;iiE ..k We buy and sell nnaChI.erv
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AIRY fu.l .:ne OF shafting ha gers ana
2uiieys Rishnond Junk and I,ioc COM,
any. 80. it:oGk Avenue. Randolph Iois
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Business Equipment

FOR your Once needs. CAL Randolph 2i21
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ribbon In the same shade forming an
oversklrt. Siill narrower ribbon is
drapod over her shoulders by way Of
bodice, and do not overlook the
cunning party bag. also made Of rib
bon. that bangles from her left armi
Her vatican hat OF Val. lace has
stroamcrs Of molre ribbon.
In the same picture ls very olab-
crate lady with pufted mp potticoat
made OF warp printed ribbon In gor-
geous hues. Underneath Is skirt OF
pink satin ribbon. Tho pannlor effect
Is decidedly stunning. A picture hat
made OF tho gorgeous ribbon and
faced with plain pink satin. has gar.
hnd and chin.strap Of tlry chiffon
roses. and more OF these little roses
form shouldcr.straps that apparently
hold up the skirt The small bisquc
dolls are attached 10 light wire frames
and over the wire frame tho skirt is
draped. Tho shade does not come In
contact with tho light bulb but
through the ribbon costume the liEh,
Elows charmingly.
An Oriental lantern for hall or llv-
ing room. also made Of ribbon. Is pic
tured. The ribbon IL stretched and
shlrred over light wire frame and
the light bulb hangs inside. suspended
from 'he cord whirh T. aisn Won sce
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
BEWlTcHlh0 LADIES
that Lei Their LlSht Shine

wedding. Two Of the gowns were pale
mauvc, two pale blue and two pale
yellow; that made six lampshades.
The seventh was In deeper yellow, to
match the id-of-hopor's frock. And
the eighth doll was an adorable little
hIido; white satin train. tulle veil, tiny
bouquet and all.
or course. the lampshade dolilcs
are unfashionablo In one rcspect-thelr
skirts are long for Madame Modes
present taste. but since the little
ladies' rest on electric light bulbs and
not on feet. the long petticoats are n
necessity. Therefore the costumes are
patterned after styles ~ bygone eras.
when long skirts were the mode: and
crinollne ladies OF the sixties Vie for
favor with powdered bellies OF Marie
An,oinctio's day. AZ recent lunch
con In New York the lampshadc dolls
wore red cross nurses uniforms. per-
feet In every detail. except that tho
crisp linen skirts were much longer
than any hospital doctor would APP
prove OF as hygionlc and clinical. AZ
another luncheon Tho doll lampshades
wero miniature Quaker DANES and
looked very cunning with skirts and
F.. bonnots of dove gray and folded
| shawls OF white organdN
Ribbons are used to make mos, Of
tho doll-lamnshado costumes and tho
pictures appended show how cloverly
various kinds and widths OF ribbons
have been utilized. The hats, especial.
ly OF these tiny ngurincs. arc interest.
Ing. Many Of them are rcplicas oi
millinery In the latest fashion and .hc
small hats are beautifully made. Most
OF these lampshade ladies wear skirt,
In which pink prodominatcs. for. OF
course. rose color In the tint Of ,lntl
TO give becomlngness to lampshade
Sometimes when another color is used
the material Il transparent and pinl
petticoat underneath softens the elcc
trio liRht 10 becomlnEncss.
The Vatican dolly wears full skir
~ satin ribbon. with ioors oi narrow
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~ RIVOLOUS and fascinating to a
&H degree are these lamp shades
N which pose as betwitehing little
y danes and demoiselles. whose
hounced petticoats soften the bright
glare OF electric light bulbs hidden
away beneath. But this is the day OF
frivolous belongings for grown-ups.
Every other girl In her twenties has
a collection OF the fetching dolls that
even grown-up girls cannot resist
cunning chubby dolies dressed MS
Kcwpie babies. or "yamp' dolls with
beautifully dressed coinures over
spread with hairnets. Telephones can
be- hoard but not Secn--hiddcn away
under the petticoats Of silk.clad dolls
and here are lampshadcs also posing
as dollics.
Sometimes tho lamp.shodc dolly
graccs the bedside table In a houdoir
and fits in very prct,ily with her
dainty surroundings. But lampshauc
dolls are especially popular for table
decoration; not for the dign god
dinner party TO which notabies
hl' lHNlt'hs NOT N't tue lhulllN NlNntt
where conventions of service are care.
fully observed. These gay doll.lnmps
are used for lively lunchoons whore
the guests arc all young women. for
bridesmaid dinners and for evening
parties when young people gather
about the table.
II is particularly charming idea
10 have the c'dainty dollles act rs place
favors or little gifts, each feminine
guest taking away her bewltching
! lampshado to grace her own boudolr
at homo. The lampshade dolls mas
be dressed all alike or each costume
may be different. but all the costumes
arc planned to add charm to the
beautifully set table. and TO harmon.
ize with the general color scheme
thereof At pink luncheon, for In.
stance. when the center decoration
IL bouquet OF pink roses or chysan.
thomums and when the bonbons ices
etc. nre rose colored. the lampshade
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lofty position Of the moment-but.
poor squirrels, II never knows just
when Fashion will let It fall with a
terrible drop 10 the humbleness from
which it sprang. Moleskin was. and
is, and always will be an exclusive
pelt and in texture and color 1t is far
more beautiful than the briefly fash
ionabe squirrel. II IS a perishable
fur however--which squirrel is not
II may not be treated casually and
has a distinction that marks II for ihe
most formal and distinguished dress
Have moleskin wrap this winter. by
all means, II YOU can afford the lux
ury; for nothing will be smarter or
more beautiful with your gray cos
tunes. or with black velvet But II
you have TO study economy and must
make your fur wrap "do" for several
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WOOL STOCKINGS VERY
POPULAR

- me. lightweight wool stockings
are being worn with sport shoes
y in the country. and with low
hoeled walking oXfords in the street.
But the rest Of the costume must carry
ont the .cffeot--plain tailored suit.
velour or beaver walking hat. heavy
gloves and so on with a dressy suit
and a lacy blouse, and a feather bat
from which floats veil. wool hose
no matter how fine and expensive
would he very bad taste. Such A cos
tune demands dainty boots OF the but
toned type and silk stockings. And
by the way when you buy silk hose
yet good ones. Pay three or four dol.
lars for them II necessary. launder
them Yourself in water not too no, and
'hoy VIII endure through season
without running into "laddersp =,
dropped stitches as cheap silk s,oc,,.
lnry do. ''o'"-
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"a women beside yourself and your
y u contemporaries have been dis
couraged about the price of sheeting
and aprons and cotton thread. After
the Civil War prices of all household
necessities were appalling. So were
prices OF food and of clothing. But
they came down after u time. And
away back, after the Revolution.
housewives bemoaned the dreadful
cost Of things, though TO be sure in
those good Old days there were eggs
and butter and cream and garden
products aplenty even in the big
towns OF New York and Philadelphia.
But prices of clothes were even worse
than they are now. Shortly after the
Revolution Benjamin Franklln's
daughter wrote TO him: Il have been
obliged TO pay fifteen pounds for a
calimanco peltlcoat--and have worn
out my silk petticoats waiting for It
10 arrive. For pair of gloves | gave
seven pounds, etc"
Seveniy-iive dollars for 4 calico pet
ticoat and thiry-hve dollars for a
pair of gloves make the prices you
and have thought high for petticoats
and gloves look very small indeed. do
they not? And just as pe,ticoats and
gloves came down to reasonable
level of cost after the Revolution and
after the War of the Rebellion; 30
Will they come down again after the
| World War. 1t will take time-but II
will come.
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is a feature OF all wraps just now.
Squirrel and mole are combined IN
some wraps, though one cannot really
admit that this is proper or pleasing.
These two gray pelts. the aristocrat
and the proletariat of peltry--with
the proletariat lifted 10 brief emf
nence OF favor-arc not friendly 10
each other and should never be com
bined. one remembers certain
wrap, shown as model OF distinction
at Chicago style review: the upper
part Of the wrap was gray squirrel.
The lower part moleskin. The yoke
was part squirrel, part molcskln and
the big collar was squirrel. This
hybrid affair, which was really afro
cious, was exhibited MS a stunning ex-
ample Of style and its price was stag
yerlng How much more beautiful
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4 Will be question, in the average
family this year. whether mother
shall have fur coat-or the fam
lily an automobile. For you can
buy a good used" car for about the
price OF new fur coat. Some of the
exclusive fur coats cost quite as much
as brand new car, the price Of both
Injuries mounting into the four-fgure
mark.
Never was fur more expensive
and never was more fur put into
women's winter wraps. Fashion and
me fur dealers seem TO have gone
mad. but it is only the madness OF
mad era. II thing Is going TO be
expensive, let It be as expensive as it
can-and show It's expensiveness-
seems TO be the slogan now. SO
about twice as much peltry, at twice
the price peltry used to cos,-gces
into the fur wrap for 1920-2l. Even
me jacket with sleeves-not claiming
10 be a wrap at all-must be as fun
and luxurious as it possibly can. with
a collar half way to the waist and
cuffs all but touching the elbow. and
he garment itself falling in ample
ripples, around the figure. For ex-
ample, the coat Of seal pictured. which
has several extra and unneces-
,afy yards of pelt In the deep
border and collar and in the ripple
iolds that hang az The back. Such a
coat makes stralght-lne garment of
asst year or the year before look sadly
-kimpy and old fashioned. Dolman
sleeves have come in. too. on fur
'oats; and their ample grace puts
ne old style coat with sleeves set in
rather small armholes, far in the
background. One little woman has
brought down from the attic dol.
man-sleeved seal coat. put away be.
lore the war for future consideration
md has had several inches cut from
he lower edge and inserted In gus.
let's to give a ripple effect at the back
With her ripple and dolman-slecvec
seal coat she Is going 20 be right II
he fashion this year ana the aitera,
ion cost but a trifio-about sixty dol
llrs. which you know is mere baga,
t'lle, as fur prices go these days.
Hands Not Buttons Hold Coat In
Place
1t is not likely that many nuns vii
he carried this season except VIII
mum and neckwear seis--whcn on,
wears u tailored suit. for the smar
fur wrap demands both hands TO keel
us graceful drapory IN position. Iool
a, all the pictured wraps and not
now much the position OF hands an,
arms have to do with the grace o
each garment. Left to itself any on
1f these wraps would fall in straight
rather bulky lines. but held togetho
~ the hands, the wrap takes beau
'ful lines OF grace. And the line
arc forever changing. as tho positlo
NJ hands and arms Is changed: tn
modern fur wrap Is really like ~
nld-fashioned cashmere shawl whic
woman OF the sixties knew how I
manipulate with such grace an
harm.
Take the seal wrap pictured. 10
,stance. See how u Is wrapped owe
ie arms and held up against the fir
Q. exactly as loose shawl woul
= And imagine the wonderful soft
'ss and flexibility OF fur that wi
Tape like thisl Match II with tn
yielding quality OF sealskln Goa
d. ten years ago and do not wonde
II the modern wrap costs three q
, ar times rs much. Furs arn sewc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
Gorgeous Wraps In Movies

Some of the handsomest wraps OF
the year will be seen on the screen.
Notable is a wonderful chlnchllla
wrap designed and made for Miss
Dorothy Cummings and worn by her
In recent Motion Picture Produc-
ton. II you know what chinchilla
costs, these days. and how scarce this
pelt is-how many hundreds Of the
tiny skins must be secured 10 make a
whole wrap--you will have some idea
Of the cost and distinction OF this
beautiful chlnchilla wrap that drapes
around its wearer like u great shawl.
Chinchilla forms the collar OF a
broadtail wrap pictured, but in this
case the fur Is Australian chinchllla.
very like the real chinchila though not
as pure white and gray in tone. This
broadtall wrap has the loose draped
lines popular this season, and the
hands are necessary to give the gar
ment lines of wrapped grace.
Seal jackets, not draped, but cx-
tremely loose and in ripple effect
have deep, flare cuffs Of Aus
tralian chinchilla. and big shawl col
lars that descend almost to the ell
bows. Speaking OF the gray furs an
innovation in peltry is camel's fur
This rather coarse, tawny gray fur is
being made into capes and caps in
Paris and some of the models have
arrived over here. one cannot say
the camel capes are graceful, hut they
are smart and unusual and are spien-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
Make Your Own Handkerchief

~HouGH linen Il growing more
Il plentiful now linen handkorchicfs
- are still rather expensive, 80 cx-
pcnslve that people take very good
care of them and count them over
ever 80 often, to he sure none have
slipped away rs handkerchicfs are
forever doing.
And since fine linen hanklcs are
luxuries now. many women prefer TO
make their own. putting In dainty and
individual hand touches that make
the handkerohiefs well worth guard
ing carefully-even aside from the
value OF the linen. The witchery OF
hand stltchery makes these home
made kerchlofs very distinctive. Tiny.
dainty embroiderios are put In the
corners hcmstitchrr a. rur along tho
rd-r- iHi''4't afr ""-r.' h.-s HHf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
BABY LOUIS HEELS ON BuT.
TONED BOOTS

IN NEW dress boot that is not or,v
H smart and attractive but also yery
comfortable, is n buttonod modal
win baby Louis heels. These heels
nave the curved lines that are daintI.
est with formal costumes. YET they
are low enough and broad enough a,
the base TO make walking easy ma
standing about untrlng. Tho hoo, il
or patent leather with hniiu.ed ion Of
smoke FRAY unfia '"
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mere; and particularly pretty finish
% ,ne hond croehe,ed edge in color
another pretty idea is the sheer hond.
kerehief with u tiny clghth-lnch hen,
set by hand and a double line Of hand
run stitches In some pretty color lust
above the hon. JUST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28

covered with shirrod ribbon. The lam
tern pictured Is very rich in color and
is made OF peacock blue aud gold
ribbon, with dashcs OF rcd and ma
hogany In the brocaded panels. silk
tassola attached 10 tho lantern with
colored beads, add to the oriental
cnlnr Hrhcmn.
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Black Broad
r7pimnned with
Soft. Cray
ChlnChLIla

together so cleyerly now, and the
quality OF the skins IS so fine and
flexible that you can pinch up a sec
ton OF seal wrap in your hand like a
chiffon scarf. and the big coat wraps
as softly about the figure as a cheese
cloth sheet would, about the model
for a classic drawing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28

doll!es will be garbed In pink tones.
Eight of these delightful little lamp
shades We're used at recent brides
maids luncheon and each tiny cos
tune duplicated the costume that the
bridesmaids were going TO wear at the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
Molcskin Meets A Gray Season
Cordially

Another pictured wrap with this
soft, drapey quality IS of moleskin.
This wrap has straight lines with cuffs
set into slashes by way of armholes
and here again is the huge. softly
draped collar that swathos itself
about the neck As the arms are
held so falls the wrap and many
lovely effects Of grace can be attained
by the wearer. Moleskin is more than
ever popular, since Paris is now con-
centratine on grays; for moleskin is
the gray fur par excellence. Squirrel
comes next. and indeed humble squlr-
rel hardly knows itself in its top
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didly warm for limousine and travel
ing wear
jap Sleeves On An Ermine Wrup

The ermine theatre wrap pictured
has most unusual sleeves. cut in long
oblongs like the kimono sleeves in
which Geisha maid hides away her
trinkets and treasures. These sleeves
are very gsaceful. as the arms are
moved or c1asped together. and the
black lynx collar on the snow white
ermine is effective.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
squirrel Wraps Favored In Paris

seasons, select some more hardy pelt
than the lovely, appealing moleskin.
Squirrel Wraps Favored In Paris
Paris can think of nothing smarter
than squirrel this year and not only
wraps. but Jackets, stoles and caps
are made OF squirrel. Scores of tall
leurs OF broadcloth, iricot!ne and
duyetyn have little choker or cravat
collars OF the popular squirrel Pic
tured is a handsome wrap OF gray
squirrel. ample and graceful like all
tho seasons wraps-and depending on
the hands for It's drapery. There is
an odd panel section at the front
across which the hands arc folded.
the sides OF the wrap overlapping this
front panel In draped effect. And. OF
course. the huge cape collar which
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28

and distinguished would the wrap
have been in either all-squirrel or all
moleslinl
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NOT THE ONLY ERA
OF HIGH PRICES

TU PERIOD Of inflated prices al
ErM ways follows war and other
women beside yourself and your
y u contemporaries have been dis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28

seasons, select some more hardy pelt
than the lovely. appeallng moleskin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
Lavish Use of Peltry In Loose Wrap.Lke Coats of the
Season = Huge Collars and Cuffs of Contrasting
Fur Innings In Gorgeous Shades - Seal
and Mole Popular for Limousine Wear.

will be a question. in the average
family this year. whether mother
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