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FOR sAlE-.rTosoRyIES

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NEW 1p32 TOP. WILL FIT f9fS-1e-2o-
81 ave Passenger six eyiinder Buick. PRICE
$50.
1919 Oakland sedan rebuilt rcaaint-
ed equipped with Eve good tires and
heater Bargain
1918 Buick coupe. good condition.
1918 Chandler Chummy Good eoadA-
ton
1891 Buick Ave passenger SIX cyiiR-
der equipped complete.
Cdsh or terms.
ROCK ISfsAND-MOLINE BUICK co
1870 Fourth avenue R / 1851
FORD TON TRUCK. GOOD SHAPE. LATE
MODEL. $225. 53S Tveuty-third avenue
B. l. $3.50
FORD TOURING. r l. $40.
BRAND NEN DIAMOND T IL TON
in l body. Cab and wind shield
$4,000 {. o. ~ factory Davenport SoS4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

I OWN ESQ ACRES FINE LAND tCIos e
Catcreek oilfieldl Mont. leased to the
Ohio Oil Co. Tor $500 per year. VIII
sell half of 1T including ne-eiEhth roy
atty as l need come cash right now S45
per care. One-third Gown. balance easy
terms. II you mean business write for
details. Address 900" care Argus
FOB RENT. APARTMENT HOUSE %
rooms. now vacant. Address 10 care
Argus.
WILL SELL MY EQUITY ON SIX ROOM
house. Price very reasonable. Buyer
will gain. II interested address 81. -
Argus.
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WASTFn-TO RENT.

FIVE or SIX ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
house or apartment. Preferably close in.
R l. 4592K.
FURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED
four to SIX room house or apartment.
Give number rooms. price and location
u R." care Argus.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

FHoNE Z. 1. LAG.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
'~1.sTRrAE LEGION POST NO. 200
Big stag for all ex-
service men
SATURDAY EVE
MING. Oct. 20
!. !: !. !"
MWHkfAm Meetings during No
Mxs&2S&A venber viii be held
| ~ E%<EA Wednesday evening,
= 8Z <Xx5At Nov and Nov. 10.
All ex-service men
HEEx&E3 are welcome TO at
| 8EAM%T tend the Legion
! WsSZ3SKSB meetings.
VRsS44AS DAN K BRENNAN.
Commander.
MASONIC.
Y,ssu,e Temple. Eighteenth street and
Fifth aveaue.
-Ty STATED ID EETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. r. * A. M. VIII
z1aSA be held on the first Thurs
N E. Z, = as s:s:sZ =. e
special for work on NJ. NJ. degree Oct.
%. 1921. al 6 D. m
- n. W
Stated meeting held
0 :: !" :: !: =: ::
MI on the first Wednesday
/ of each month. EIslt-
1871 "A ing prophets welcome.
AKIN 81 L. 4. Mace, monarch.
AA Frank l. Patterson. CSC
Rotary.
=. a NJ
TIE STATED CONVoCATIoN OF ROCK
Island Chapter No. Is, Z. a.
49, M, will be held on the FIRST
&SrEA Tuesday Of each month al
e&E : 80 .. N. J. q. ScnIninger,
"S l. ID p, L. Il. Ash. secretary
"A ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
- COS. Il =. 4 A M-Stated
%NEGA - meeting first Friday OF each
ESJ2E month. b. P. Record. W. M;
wv Ii. 5. BOinan. secretary.
KNIGHrS TEAPLAR.
rHR STATED CoNCLAF L OF ROCK
Island COnamandeEy No. 1S.
~wvS knights TempIAr Viii be held
ga the second monday OF each
StAszSE month J. q. Schi4nnGer, Com
vs. manaef. J. L. hickey. record
Order Eastern Star.-keguiar meetings
Second Wednesday OF each month. Wis
ling Stars welcome Mrs Josephine
Macs, W. NJ. Mary +. KreIs. secretary.
EOCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20, X. & 8.
h.-The stated assemblies OF Rock Is
and Council No. ~, x. & ). NJ Will
Be held on ttse third "Wednesday Of each
zo1th. ". J. Spencer. T. L. Ia: y. b
RlldeoranoL recoroeT-
ZEAL LODGE NO. COS. L .. Q. F..
Meets every Thursday evening
~ Odd Fellows temple Oh
S9nf5~ bourLh avenue, between SeS-
[S enteenLh and Ii ! a +
ALwE streets. Z. HerWlg, y. G..
~ o. Anders. L. 5. First
Thursday of each month. inaua-
tcEy degree, nrst, second and third d.
gree the following THURSDAY.
p. o. E
RoCK ISLAND AER1E 80. $50, FRAZIER
nal Order of gular mee tings
hrss and third Tuesday of each month
&C Eag.ss' home, Fourth avenue ano
Twenty first street. Prank %lch, ". <
Joseph Grotegut- secretary.
B. p. o ELKs NO. ESQ.
~ ~ Meets the first and third
~A&4 Mondays of each month at
Eks' club. Walter J. Grif-
in. exalted ruler: c. N.
O. Isaacson. secretary. Visit
a ing brothers always well
sEN come. Club rooms At 115
<ssw Eighteenth street.
/ G. A. h
81 RUFoRD POST 243. G. A. &.
| ASY Meets regularly on second
Eli and fourth Friday after
l HyffV moons OF each month At 2
| k o'clock IN Memorial hall IN
| ETN the court house. B. 2. Baugh-
| IN man, eouanander. 81. c. First.
ssaiutank
| AA sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. 6
| ~ U. 8. ". v.
| H4H Uuits6- Spanish War Veterans
| HaiH meets nrsa and third Thurs
S<2% days of each month al .. m
| Id In Memorial Ran. Court House
B Oscar L Dshges. Commander
l. NJ. ntteringtoa- AdJutSAt-
fENTS AND AWNINGS.
AscY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
oh2ns. canoples. stack covers. etc.
4 s74
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PERSONAL.

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d. L. VAN TUYL. CHIROPRACToR,
electrical treatments. House calls to
II. Office 1 TO p. m. 93T Twenty
FIRST street. B. 1. 3721
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WAyTED-MALE HELP.

WAETED-AGEETS
vo1rR oppoRrrSrTy ~ nm 1,,r 1,7,SJ1-r
emit and prosperous Become oSr spe-
c1al Representative. Sell goods In con
stant demand Particulars free The
Bacorn Co. Elrnira n Y
AGENTS: GET OUR FREE OUTFIT AND
wonderful money making offer for
handing Cresco Raincoats, Utility Bags
Aprons Improved Mig. Co, Dept 167.
Ashland. Ohio
DUPLEX TRANSFORMERS NEEDED ON
every auto Save gas Easily sold. Ex-
elusive distributors wanted. Low prices.
Big proflts- Address Presaaeui 22o2
Sta c.. Omaha Neb
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HONEY. COMB AND PURE EXTRACTED
z. L 1697K- No Sunday sales.
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six-room. two-story flint stuccO
house on Forty-third street, only
two years old and all in fine shape.
East front, paved street, possession
almost Immediately and less than
81 900 will buy it with a first pay
ment then balance monthly like
rent.
F'our-room house on Sixteenth
street on the hill. Bath, electric
light, gas, sewer. water. splendid
lot and the price $4,000, terms $500
down, balance easy terms.
Five-room house on Elm car line,
east end OF town, semi-modern,
two-story. good so foot front lot
and price Is $2,S00, $500 first pay
ment
H. X. WALKER 6
COMP ANY
REALTORS.
80 Robinson Bldg,
Phone r l. COS
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POTATOES, APPLES AND GENERAL
line of vegetables Meyer Hammer. 22S
SeYe,IlfeeDfh streak
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WANTED-FRMALE HELP

COMPETENT COOK. REFERENCES.
Mrs. A hosenfeider- sos Twentieth
street
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO HELP WITH
housekeeping. Call after 400 al COZ
Thirty-nInth street
LADY SOLICITORS CALI, rN PERSON
after evenings. 1918 Thirty eighth
street.
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~ sIBoNEY BAY CAMP. NO. s
x U. 8. ". v.
ai# meets fret and third Thurs
& days of each month at p. m
"A In Memorial Ran- Court House,
saW Oscar L. Dahgee. Commander
- l. N. ntteringtoa- AdJUtsAt-
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COMPLETE OUTFIT OF GOOD FURNI
ture including large victrola. Cheap
Terms z. L. 514 before . p. m
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A ROCK BLAND LODGE NO.
a. 65S, Il y. 4 A. A.-Stated
Az meeting first Friday OF each
~ month. b. p. Record. W. M;
~ IL. 5. Roiman. secretary.
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BUCK GAS COMBINATION STOVE. 81
ThIrty-ejghth street.
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SPRING CHICKENS. HENS, DUCKS AND
fresh eggs al wholesale Prices Inquire
1920 Eleventh street &. L 512i
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ZEAL LODGE NO. COS, L .. Q. r.
Meets every Thursday evening
- Odd Fellows temple Oh
E9nF5. EourLh avenue, between Sew
S enteenLh and Ii +
1890 streets. Z. HerWIg. y. g.;
w2 .. Anders. h. 5. First
1hwsday of each month. inaua-
tcry degree. hrst. second and third de-
grse the following THURSDAY.
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WANT TO SELL YOU A HEATER AEI
viii buy anything you have 10 seI
Kerier Bug Cleaners 2I16 Fourth ave
nue..
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IN CONVOCATION OF ROCk
Island Chapter No. Is, Z. a.
NJ. will be held on the first
Tuesday Of each month al
$50 D. IN. J. q. SchIiilnGer.
L. Il. p, L. H. Ash. secretary.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES GALL Makes. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles, motorcycles. autos: So
bicycles, complete, ST SO tall cclorsl.
Five stores: lis East Third street,
3O24-6-S East Second street. Davenport
Iowa Fred Barr Supply House.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
PROFESSIONAL ATT0RNRYS.

CoSNEI4LT D WALKER (B. D. CON-
nelly and ". NJ Walker Lawyers
General Law, ehanoery ana probate prae-
t1ce. Peopl@s NAtl0na. Bank building.
Rock Island
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COAL FROM LOCAL MINES PROMPTLY
delivered. Anderson. Moline 1892.
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soCK ISLAND AER1E so. $50, FRAZIER
nal Order Of Eagles.-ReguIar mee tings
hrsa and third Tuesday of each month
90 EaS.es' home Fourth avenue ann
Twenty first street. Prank %lch, ". &
Joseph Grotegut, secretary.
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CANARIES. 1855

interest. no taxes. Between Thirty
eighth and Forty -sLxth streets. Twenty
second avenue. &. I 1925. L. Pardon
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FOR AUTHORIZATIONS.

HARTMAN WARDROBE TRUNK. AL
most ne~. Cost 500. Quick sale sac.
r l. 747
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B. P. o ELks NO. ESQ.

Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month at
ElkS' club. Walter J. Grif-
in. exalted ruler: c. n.
Issacson. secretary. Visit
ing brothers always well
CONE Club rooms Al uo
Exhseenth streeS.
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

FouR ROOM COTTAGE ON RoCK RIVER
Can be used ~ home year round. Two
haccks from car line. Inquire Ills
Fourth avenue
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

Miss Ruth Fuller and Mrs. B.
Schills Of Cokeviile were among those
from that city who witnessed the
performance of Robin Hood. Mon
day night.
Gene Grimes has returned to this
city and has resumed his position in
Fred Ailred's barber shop.
Mrs. Joseph Hubbard, Of Willard,
Utah, is spending few days here VI
sitting her son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Hubbard and new grand
daughter.
Clarence Anderson was q Paris VI
sitor the last Of the week.
DR.. A. L. Chiffon eye specialist viii
be In Montpelier February oath and
26th, at Christman Jewelry Store;i
Paris, Stuck home, 25th, from 10 a.
m. to Q p. M. Come early as the
doctor must leave at 2 regardless Of
all. $780,. II
The Montpelier basket bali team
was scheduled for a game with the
Paris team last evening at Para,
miss Jennie Grimmett Of Paris at
tended the performance of robin
Hood here Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grunig, of
Nounan, were visitors to MONTPELIER
on Monday.
4 r l.. Nicholson Is spending the
week in Salt Lake on matters OF BUSH
mess.
FOR sale White sewing machines.
Write the White Sewing Machine Co,
Montpelier, Idaho Free Demonstra-
ton. map
Carl Spongberg has returned to
Pocatello after short visit with
friends here. MIR. Spongberg has
charge Of the office OF the w. w.
@. Wholesale company OF Pocatello.
DANCE AT sTALEY's OLYMPIC
SATURDAY NIGHT. 1Oc dance
admission free. If
Hundreds of pairs of Mems, La
dies and Children's shoes will be
sold az low as $195 pair. Also
Mems Heavy Work Shoes will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. THE
FAIR STORE, Sam T. Lewis. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Carlson of Lib
brty are visiting relatives at Ban
croft this week
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

Miss Mary Lauridsen left Wednes-
day morning for Thornton, to spend
V few days visiting her sister
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11
LOCAL. NEWS

Nose Lewis, accompanied by Mrs.
Lewis, left Saturday for New York
and other eastern points where he
Will purchase stock Of spring and
summer goods.
Oscar Lame and "A. Palmo, for
some time past located in Mccain
mon, were In Montpelier Wednesday
looking for q building in which to
start d shoe repairing shop. The
gentlemen contemplate installing all
new and modern machinery.
Valentines, Valentines, Valentines
A bigger and better assortment than
we have ever shown. Ritter Bros. 1t
Thomas Hartman was a visitor to
Paris last Sunday on business.
Harry Short OF this city is visiting
with friends in Cokeville this week.
DANCE AT sTALEY's OLYMPIC
SATURDAY NIGHT. 1Oc a dance
admission free. If
Mr. and Mrs. g. II. Nate and Mr..
Joe Arnold and daughter, Winifred,
attended the funeral Of Stanley Nate
at Dingle Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ]. Christman and
children left Tuesday afternoon for
Seattle. They were undecided as t0f
where to Locate
We ara offering a beautiful new
line Of spring silks and wool dress
goods IN new spring shades. H. B.
Whitman &11.18
TRuel Follick left Tuesday on a
mission to Great Britain. -.'
= sidney Burgoyne was q Paris yisi-
tor Tuesday.
The free public library ID open
every Saturday afternoon In the city
hall from 1880 to s o'clock. nrE4tf
Miss Ada Munk and Lester Munk
lwere in Paris the latter part OF the
week Visiting Miss Amy Munk.
President III. III. HofK went to
Georgetown Tuesday for short visit
with relatives.
Wanted-Your accounts to collect.
National Collection g Commercial
Bureau, Montpelier, Idaho. map
Mr.. and MRS. Emil Van Alleman
have returned from short visit at
Boise, Idaho.
]. @. Kinney. representing the
Smith Candy company was in Mont
pelier Tuesday on business.
J. N. Downing returned from
Blacksoot the latter part Of the week.
He had been called there by the
death OF his sister, Mrs. Adamson.
DANCE AT sTALEY's OLYMPIC
SATURDAY NIGHT. Toe a dance
admission free. tt
VIM. Morgan and son, John. Of
CokeviIle, stopped over here the first
Of the week for a short visit. They
were enroute to San Pedro, CaIifor-
mia whore they will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Mrs. Annie Hansen returned last
Sunday from Kemmerer where she
had been spending the past two
months visiting her daughter MRS.
Napier. Mrs. Hansen expects to
leave in few days for an extended
visit to another daughter at Nampa,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Ryan left
Tuesday for their home in Pocatello
after visit with Mrs. Dan Hurley
I'm this city. Mrs Ryan recently>re.
StHfned Rrena q sisit=t "a Denver.
Miss Chloe Perkins returned Tues
fday from two weeks visit IN Ognen
Land Salt Lake -.ss--a-s
w. o. Davis, an old time resident
OF Montpelier was here from Soda
Springs on business during the week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

We are offering q beautiful new
line of spring silks and wool dress
goods in new spring shades. H. B.
WhftmaafE.a...... a Il &
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

4 Mr.. and Mrs. u. j. Christman and
children left Tuesday afternoon for
Seattle. They were undecided as to-
hvnnrn IN lannko
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

SRuel Follick left Tuesday on a
4nission to Great Britain. -'
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

w o. Davis, an old time resident
Of Montpelier was here from Soda
Springs on business during the week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

Miss Ada Munk and Lester Munk
were in Paris the latter part OF the
week Waiting Miss Amy Munk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-11

tUT IWGBuHys
The free public library ID open
every Saturday afternoon In the city
hall from 1880 To 3 o'clock. Ilzgg1tf
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
THE PETITE ROBE
Partisan Garment Has Lost Moth
ing Of Its Prestige.
TriHe Less Diversified In style-Ad.
here's Mostly 10 One Straight,
Incorporating Line.

The petite robe. that lOvelicst Of all
Partisan achievements, Inns lost nothing
Of lts prestige during this spring sea-
son. It is, perhaps, u tribe less d.
yersiied In style than II once was, but.
though It ndheros mostly 10 one
straight and uncomprOmislng line, II
II none the less developed In u thou.
sand different ways, cach more perfect
than before. IN the subtletlcs Of these
Developments there lies q deal of
charm that Seems impossible Ia imi'
tntc.
Most Of the daytime dresses, II the
collections ure viewed NJ n whole, ARE
nude from very iinc serge or from one
Of the muny varieties Of crepe de
chine. More often the frucks of dark
blue serge, for this Is u material ~
nevcr-endlng popularity with the
pnrisiennc, are trimmed with some
shade Of red applied In more or less
Intricate ways. But with the blue goes
the red almost rs "A mntter Of COURSE.
The combination OF red and blue IL
used by pOlret many times over, ANA
on most of his daytime frocks he 10
milking Il point Of the longer skirt
which rcaclies below the ankles.
Doeillet shows IN adaptation Of the
Brittany costumes, which has had nll
sorts OF Interested attention In Paris,
1t Is the prcttlcst combination Of blue
serge with red trimmings. Another
frock which appeared ut the opening
of this mals0n was made up Of two
panels of red foulard, one at front aud
n at back, and euch Of these was
embroidered In an all.Ovcr pattern
With dark blue threads. The remain
Ing portions Of the dress, that Is, the
full sides and sleeves, were Of blue
serge, to carry ont this ever-prevaleni
style Of red and blue.
In the same style one sees among
the collection Of Martial ct Armand Il
red and blue dress culled Mnrmouset
Madeleine ct Madeleine have n rcd and
blue frock, very simple aud clHste In
line. II Is built nbout II high belt Of
rcd iilet lace. around which all the
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
Paris Mode Permits Of Broad lndi.
vldualism In Selection Of Gar.
ments for Formal Wear.

From the spring openings In Paris
comes the report that the style for
evening gowns continues 10 be "eclec-
tique." which being Interpreted into
crude American slang means each fell
low for himself aud cnch In his W
way. There * much 10 be said In
favor of this, for II gives a large vn-
rlety from which TO make Il choice
and lt allows that trend toward lndl.
vldualism IN dress 10 have full and
uninterrupted sway. The Partisan
designer this season, II seems, hns ne
compllshed every manner OF style and
has drawn for his ideas upon every
source OF inspiration,
Polrot. for instance, hns done n
great deal In the way Of Spanish eve
Ming gowns which show painters bulg.
,ng out over the hips In many and
yolumlnous folds. A frequent dccol-
lete IL termed THE Empress Flu
genie" ana when the sort Of gown Is
cut very low MS II often Is, there are
delicate metal chains used 20 slip over
the shoulders and to hold the gown In
pince. a. this house, too. there - "a
be seen another evening fashion which
dlscloses completely u shoulder and
which has Il point Of the drnped fab.
rIc reaching over the other shoulder.
lenylng the back quito free from GOV.
rrIng. over the uncovered shoulder q
strnp sllps 20 hold the gown IN plnce
II Is the evening gown which was
hest liked In Paris during the winter
senson and which poiret hns seel III
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
BRACELETS STILL IN FAVOR
Arm Decorations Are often Of Com.
blnations Of Ivory and Tor
tolse She'll.

Bracelets are still In high favor with
the %fnshlonnbly nttlrsd woman. Many
nre worn together, hut they need not
be- Of the same metal or enriched with
similar Jewels. when two nre used On
one arm very often the combination
of one ivory bracelet and one Of tor
toise she'll Is noted.
Another type of bracelet Is that
mnde OF tiny pearl beads strung on II
small chain. Such bracelets may be
of great length, for they are wound
around the arm u number Of times
and fastened nj the wrist.
Egyptian aud oriental motifs are
shown IN the new neck chains, The
pendants ARE limitations Of the scarab.
sometimes enriched with tiny colored
stones Ia fascinating color colnblnn
tlous. The colorcd silk cords 10 which
they are attached often match these
stones.
Cut crystal Is also much In request
this scnson. Neck chains, pendants,
bracelets and hutpins show most pleas.
Ing use Of the stones. The hatplns
nrc both large and small In shape.
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CHAPTER Vl-contlnued.


Harris wns accustomed 10 his
daughters frnnlnoss, ana ms q rule
pnid little regard "a H.. he was willing
enough to he lluycd. In moderation. by
her keen tongue; IN fact, he took u
secret delight In her unrcsirnlned snl'
lies. hut TINT was different from de-
tinncc.
Wen Talk nhout that some other
time. too" he said. "And you'll milk
the COWS tonight rs usual"
Roulnh opened her lips ns though IN
answer, but closed them again, nrosc.
and walked o1t of the Kitchen For
her the controversy was over; the die
WIS cast. Her MIXTURE admitted "
any amount ~ %dispuintlon M to u
certain point. hut when the Irrcslst-
lhlc force crashed into the immovnhlc
object She wnsicd no wind IN words.
WIN her war was war.
Harris finished his meal With little
relish. His daughter was very. very
much to him. aud un open rupture
with hcr WA. among the last things 10
hc Imagined. SIM. she must
learn lhnt the liberty Of speech he nj.
lowed her did not imply equal liberty
80 notion. His wife, too, had
h%rhnvr' most %icredlhly, After an.
perhaps he had been hnsty with Jim,
No doubt he would meet the hoy In
plninvillc or somewhere In the dis
irlcl before long. and hn would then
llvc II trnuk llttlp talk with him.
And he would shy "nthius more of the
Incident 10 his wife. lie WIS hegln-
ming to Peel utmost nminhle ngnln
Wlirn recollection Of liculnh. and The
regard which she was evidently cultl-
whiting luwnrd 1'rnvcrs, cngulfrd his
returning spirits like Il cold dOuche.
II must not come TO that, whatever
happened.
YOU better go over to Grants. Al
Ian, If you're goln'," he said ms Ice left
the table. "I've some shears IA
change tlntll keep me busy until you
get hnck."
An hour later Allan returned ne
r%umpnulcd hy George Grant, aud opcr
nlions In the field were resumed. Fa.
thcr aud son were both anxious T.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1921-04-29
Style for Evening Gowns

to repeat, Ms hns also the house of
Madeleine ~ Madeleine,
Madeleine ct Madeleine have II fas-
chatting evening gown Of metal bro
cade la Persian colorlugs. one arm
IS left entirely without Il sleeve OF
amy sort and the other one Is covered
with ropes Of pearls wound about To
form n sleeve tightly fitting and To-
tally transparent.
The Oriental influence dominates
all Of the gowns shown by putou. The
robe called "Cleopatra," MS It's name
suggests, Is wholly Egyptian In char
acter II has a belt Of metal ornn-
ments set with cnrbuncles. Another
termed %"rrincesse persane" IL Of tullc
brnlded in gold, lnterspersed with
green aud gold threads.