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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06
RICHARDS OAK.
Fund Growing slowly-S Statement
OF Expenditures.

The ladies of the Hytheham Club,
of Port Deposit, have sent out Cir
cular letters appealing for further
contributions, needed to defray the
cost of trimming and doctoring the
Oak, erection Of tablet, and other ex-
pense, and responses are coming In.
the following being a. list OF those
subscribing to the fund since publi-
cation of last statement:
Miss Sidney /. Heckart, Port De-
.posit. $1.O0; Miss Jane Maxwell,
Philada., $1.00; Mrs. Charlotte
Lowell, Baltimore, $500; Miss Mar
garet H. Ewes, $500; Haines &
Kirk, Rising Sun, $500; Mrs. Jane
H. Gerry, Port Deposit, $1.O0; Mrs.
G. M. Knight, Port Deposit, SI.00;
Mrs. L. v. G. Westerfeld, Port De-
posit, $1.00; Miss Carolyn Smith
son, Port Deposit, SOC; Mrs. M. ".
Kidd, Port Deposit, $1.OO; Mrs.
Edward T. Cummings. Pittsburgh.
$1.00; Mrs. w. I. Smith, Coopers-
town, N. ", $1.00; Miss Anna
Cudon, Aiken, $1.00; Miss Ida
Green. $1.00; DR.. Frederick B. Har-s
rison, $1.0O; Miss Bond, Port De-
posit. Csc; Mrs. George X. McGaw,
Baltimore, $500; G.. o. Bechtel,
Galesburg, ILL.,, $1.OO; Mrs. w. C.
Aldrich, Port Deposit, $500; Cash,
$2.O0; H. s. Magraw, Helena, Mont.
$3.50; Mrs. ]. I. France, $500: Jos.
7. Grove. North East, $2.0O; Martin
Thompson. $1.O0; Miss Isabel Mes
bitt, $1.00; Mrs. ]. H. Jenness. Port
Deposit, $780,. Mrs. Wilson, Lib
erty Grove, soc; Mrs. w. H. Carson,
Cambridge, Md, $500; Mrs. q. H.
Rowland, Port Deposit $500; Miss
Linda Huderson, Port Deposit,
$1.00; Rev. John H. Nesbitt, Balti-'
more, $1.OO; Norville C. Brown,
Rising Sun, $1.O0; Mrs. w. G,
koons, Rising Sun, 75c; Miss Cath
arine P. Evans. Rising Sun, $1.00;
H. ]. and A. M. Reynolds, Rising
Sun, $1.0O; Jerome Brumfield. Ris-
ing Sun, $1.O0; A. L. Duyckinck,
Rising Sun, $1.O0; Friend, soc;
Burton Keilholtz, Rising Sun, $500;
R. w. Todd, Rising Sun, s2.oo; Mrs.
Reginald Constable, Elkton, $500.
Total amount S $500
Previously reported 1866
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06
OFFICERS OF CECIL COUNTY
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Al the recent annual meeting Of Cecil
County Medical Society, held in Elkton
the following officers were elected:-Pres-
ident. DR.. c. c. Laws. Chesapeake City;
vice president. DR.. R. c. Dodson. Rising
Sun; sec.-treas.. Dr.. Howard Bratton,
Elkton; delegate 10 State Society Or. H.
Arthur Mitchell. Elkton; alternate. DR.. v.
H. Mcknight. North East
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06

Miss Edith Russell of West Ches-
ter, was paid $1400 by a Philadel-
pnia dealer, in ancient books, for q
number of almanacs Of the past CEN
tury which had been discarded as
trash by the family at the spring
mouse cleaning time. The dealer
paid $3.50 for the almanacs OF year
1881 and $3.50 for others dated in
1854, 1855 and 1858. The books
were the property OK Miss Russers
grandfather, with whom she at one
time lived in London Britain towns
.ship.--Ex.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06
mrs. Mary E Boyle.

Mrs. Mary E. Boyle. widow of Lewis
Boyle, died at her home at Eddystone
Friday. April 20, aged SO years. The
family were former residents OF near Rock
Springs. The body was brought to West
Nottingham on Monday. where funeral
services were held at eleven o'clock. In
terment in the adjoining cemetery. Her
six sons were pallbearers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06
DEATHS.
mrs. John w. McCIoud.

Mrs. Grace McCloud died suddenly
April 26 at her home in Elkton. She had
been 10 poor health for months past. The
deceased was the wife of John w. Nc.
Cloud. She was "a years of age. and had
been resident of Elkton about four
years. where her husband was superin-
tendent of the Presto Lite plant.
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Joseph S. Grant.

Joseph S. Grant died April 2s at the
home of his son. Harry T. Grant. near
Big Elk chapel. in the Fourth district,
from brief attack of pneumonia, aged
'76 years. He is survived by three sons.
Harry T.. Arthur and George Grant.
The fuperal was held on Sunday. with in
termentin North East cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06

During the month Of May we will have
our usual Discount Sales on Ladies'.
Misses and children's Hats. These sales
will bring the prices within reach of all.
10 per cent to so per cent viii be given.
GILLEsPIE's MILLINERY,
Phonu 344 Rising Sun. Nd.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06

The Junior League observed MAY
Day" ia very novel and ebsrmlpg man
ner Saturday af!ernoDn. by distributing
throughout the toWn pretty little baskets,
aftistically made Of crepe paper, and
6.!sd with flowers and pisces Of candy.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-05-06

Total S244.O5
Expenditures.
x. e. Pfeiffer, Assistant State
Forester, inspecting tree s 800
souvenir Post Cards 1900
Circulars 722
Stamped envelopes els
Mr.. Chopper, material and
work on tree s94.s1
cement 11.25
Total expense to date $436.13
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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WEST OF riKsl srki.Er.
a NOl..sIs.. EIt.
So9I IVES; C".y Street.
SuhioNS Dhuu SIOhE.
5000 Wtst cary Street
siii!thEl'S PHARMACY,
az \u.sa SuN ..asd street
BLANKS aoU.EIAI.D PHARMACY.
.stO Wl.I broad street..
CAV EDO'S DkID STORE.
kaoIusyM aDd EiOyG.
hCON .-h PHARMACY.
ANu!.sSa e.4 A,a!u.
1iE BhAs'D!s PHARMACY.
2ovi ta!A ASeEue.
L. (. hEHN.
.e.s i.auo.e. Avenue.
GAoN Z a. NuE fHAKMAcY.
zv.i GTO.r Avenue
l.. bOOkER
1919 W.sI Main Street
hEkMi fAGA phuG COMPANY.
ieii West broad street.
PUBLIC DRUG STORES.
1904 PARK Avenue.
IVES! END coHfECTtoNERY.
1901 West Main si.eeL
A. K. JOHANN
So Nest Main Street
PINE STREET PHARMACY,
81 souin Pine Street
G. CIIiOCCA HRCS.,
e.. West Broad Street
V. Ii. NAY * Bios,
1S5 HTvoh ANAnue.
1AEkAST .RUo COLPANy,
West BrUlu street
COHEN CO. DEPARTMENT STORE
II East BROAD Street.
W. I. SA DEks.
s:0 IVES, Le,su Street
EAsI OF tiASI STREET.
sGHEK's.
10! NORTH Third Street
HUGHES FURNITURE CO.
49, North r!ltu Street.
} Ii HUME.
$50 North Fourth Street
E.CHAlOND g!iARMaCY.
80! East Main Street
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DULL HOSPITAL.
DOlls repaired. All parts furnished wIr,
maze from your own combines. uurh r.
?Dt Nnrth ihiri street "eo o.
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situations wan,cd-Fcmnlc :su

COMPANION Scnun. t,acn.r. wants Mac.
~ companion. 10 elderly person or at
i"rcLnt 'or Invalid. Miss Corriir!y
EuGu~ I'ii. "a.
ptSrNEETt.E Educated woman. can
Itiv taking r"urv charge of home aud
cniId'"u. References address Bua l.
rs rh uispaICh.
TENCHi.N .ENprricnccd teacher wants
1os!i"" 20 '"aoh IN public 90 privat.
a,uHu.. Professional CrrIIuCatu. Refer.
ouy,a gwen. Address J. - EoA 800
llrnmuuI va
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

\ GOOD BUSINESS without capital hon
oraOlc. true ann straight. worthy of IN
rosiiSaiIon. 1ura II over and under
inside out. upside down, clean. high
class business. | am giving ~ because
OF old age Full instruction. Si.Od. GcorH.
Wcllcs Mosc!ey. NcwbugEh. y. Y.
AUTOMOBILE rrpairs and battery service
small. but growing business. good loca
tioa III West End. $4,000 stock nearly; ;
Wal! sell Tor 90 per cent. Rent. 800
Address BOX II 5l5. The Dispatch
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.1UCTfONS-LEE1LS
Legal Notices
INVITING PROPOSALS ron coal

Seated PROPOSALS wili be- ,S 80 a. - IN
ono ~ HE pTecl"r OF rublic safety
umiii mon. Tuesday. June II. i..l TO-.
,nrnishinx this department with th- FOL
lowing supplies or any portion of same:
1000 tons. more or less rocahontas or
NcT River run-oi- mine steam
80 tong. more or less, Pennsylvania
so tons. more or less. New River
lump
80 Ions, more or less best grade
kanawhi lump spiint.
ny moTchnn,abls pine D 'Hti
,, The isns 10 hc tclivercd a, various
tinra. places an" ia suCh quantities a.
may be called for.
,h"n tniriy-thrre and onc-,hiru per cent
lump fhe anthracite 10 he free iton.
ON properly screened. ana all ART. nuc
."aI Or stat" accumulated from ihis GOA.
pound Tor pound. with acceptable coal. fny
~" hiycr iump 10 10 free from dirt ana
he iishi Is reserved 10 reject any ana
a.. ninI .. /. "Gsent any porti"n oi :,
VIII bc accompanied 10y u certified chuch
TO the amount al 40 hundred and My
oi hithn'O"d. ,.'H si'nr - toe returned To-
tn" "!'i'i,f u 90 ~, ,"aruing "i contracts
dhh lh' Accomplishment "a game.
.siy du..t.v.,,.s. s.I.u. .iiaIl,n sized may
bS "utai"cd '."nI iIv md -IsGs. .,d
Ina."cd. "ri.Oi ps.si.S ron; .UAi. AND
" oDD.' hi.. delivered to inis office not
later IMAM ihr Aoo'C Incn.;"ucd d.,c AMI
nO.'.
WILLIAM NJ MYERS
p.,CCtu:.
...-,H...-.>' .sets so.u"..i.y .esiiry
20 lne suod Issus.s UOtdii,u liv.I iIIu,..
pis:"n,.n Waht Ads.
THE lost and found column has returned
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thousands Of People Will Read the Ads ON This Pare 7odov
AUTOMOBILES
Observation-Disclosures

AUTOMOBILE wANTED-WnI trade tine.
renting li.shiand PARK house and tak.
auto ~ part payment. Address Z Gil.
care OF lac Dispatch.
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Two Valuable LOIS in
Bryan Park HEIGHTS

~ virtue OF q. certain ,!"ci Of trust,
dated July -. 1920. and icCo- dcd ia
tho iicnrico County Circuit, ,,our,
Jerk ; ofhcc Ia -. Il. 2i5-H. page ooS.
leiault having been made In the pas.
mcni OF q portion Of the debt So ircd
th"r.by ana having been required by
IN" b"n"hciary hereunder 80 to do.
inc unhcrsl gn"d trustee viii on
~ fSnAi ltSr: 2l lc.I
Al 300 o'clock T. NJ
"a IA" rooms or tho Richmond Real
i:Sth'" Exchange. - North SIuiE
street. proceed TO sell II public ni,r
l"n the property convcycd ,hnroIp
VIZ. Ih"sc TWO certain lots OF Land
in tho county OF IicuTico. Va. d.s.r-
mated as Lots Nos. Is an: Il in Eltok
.it in tn" Plan OF "HEYk% rAHE
itEIiHTS recorded In the >aiA
Clerks pfncr In r. I; 10. page e.
troniiHS together 100 feet on Ken,
Nn.Hu' and extending back $50 tcc,
rms IS hne opportunity for any
on" wishin-; 10 build Il mono IN tho
sUhurIs
TERMS cash
Trustee.
hy WILLIAM y. REDO.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Valuable Vacant Lot in
the West End

~ virtue Of certain decd OF trust
u"tc| June 20, 1920. and recorded i'm
ne Hcnrico County Circuit cour;
= I"fk ono" in II. Is 2i5-B. page lol
'huI' having boon made IN tho pas
u'H' OF Il portion OF the debt secured
,.th,rchy' and having been REQUIRED h,
,nr "ch"fcfnry Hereunder so to do.
T. IN" uhn.rsiSncd trustee, viii. on
II ESl'Af. JUNE 81. 1921.
NJ 3l5 o'clock r. NJ.
~ the rooms oi the Richmond RcsI
rS'ht' Exchange. - North Nin,h
street. proceed to sell at public auc'
ron Inc m. property conveyed therein
ha' certain lot Of land. lying
~" y ,nI in the County OF Henrico
va. "einE Lot No. -, in Block "a as
shown ON The Plat Of tho property or
'he Abbey Realty Corporation' known
as colonial Place Section n rc
corded IN the said clerks once IN
MAD EooE .. page 81 ~
ms !"' is suitable for speculation
or building purposes ''''
TERMS: Cash.
w. i. Reid.
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AUCTiONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

lids CLOSE JULY It'll. 1921
slit.VOo.VV &c water and Light Bonds:
s15.oOo.Vo. 80 Improvement Bonds:
Franklin. Virginia.
Sealed bids for the purchase of GIG
1000 &c water and light bonds OF this
town OF Franklin. Virginia. and 335,
q! general improvement bonds for streets
school rfopettns and other minor Improve.
IncntS OF the town Of Franklin. virginia
WIZ - received by the undersigned UP To-
All OF said bonds to be- Issued In de
nominations OF 100000 each. payable 80
years after date. with interest payabI,
semiannuaily on August LIST and February
lst each wear. bonds to bc dated August
LIST. 1921. anu are exempt from tarati.n
IN the State Of Virginia.
a certified check for $4,000 nua, nr
company each and all bids. payable to th.,
town q; Franklin. Virginia. No bids Will
Dc considered for less than par. and IN.
right ~ reserved by the Council OF III.
town Of Franklin TO reject any and ali
bids.
X. A. pRErTOW
W. .. RKISrOw
Finance Committee. Franklin. Va.
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ADVERTISING
linden FOR QUICK REFERENCE.


the edion OF
OF ant Ad. Hates
a j.,
a wore ia VS
large typc
ms as q
The aine sgaeU
SUM. to J.
must cuonpau
Longer uIaius
TO EDITION
2u,AN
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"rnl.i>itiji.;::
Articles for Sale


ARMY SURPLUS surELit:S" o: MI
kinds. i""'5 cots. UiLnActs. hainInocks
rnincohts. boots. SHOES !cEEinrs uni.
forms. roofing tsl!cntIy Tustyy Iuc nor
sheet: new hdCb wire. vs-in Ill.
'aiShtly rustyl Sl.,b pet cuu. :.-nnrss.
Iomcf YIN steam engine. si2J. ron
safe. h""khccpcTs desk. office ,l.sk
wood clothes lurAr;s st,uimi,rr. 80.
clocks. in.. wells. dvsN nd ,,t.,''
ShdiTs b'"E ninU,rs - tho amy 49,;
u We Have II wa, tut ire, y.,t,iux
Dept. No Army ANA Navy Su,,iIiy
broOh Avenue, '"I East r',auI.,In Street
S3vI Lester street. rh"uc. Ean,lui,,h
IS and Maiiscn 100: '''"n
ALI. SO hats now $3.50: $40 h.ts nn,,,
80 Miss Eyer. .o3 North Fousn.c
ANTIQUE FCRNIrUKE- Hrau,itul ,,to..o.
~ rough or rrin.sacd Oh easy tenn,
IL. BEARD
CAKnO%AroHS ,nofougn.y oye-h,,,.s
md guaranteed. E!lctt WUrnDi. 49,
CO. !:1ndoIpn ;i66
ELECTRIC PANS, 81 ana uu, noliy.r..I
Gem Electric shop. cog East Grace.
II II Is rIiE you Nan. CO.: ,.,r,n.- o
Michaeison. Boz i'r"n~ Avenue.
LADIES' house shoes $50. Eu,ir.
Shol Company, SOL ". isroad -
NEW water prSrr wa-hinX tuach,u. sso
Adhins fifn!iG:. 10. go, III! Stree.
NEW AND S!.IGHTLr u,.u ruuuyr belt
inS /lia;Ehin price. Myers X Co lid
east Main Madison .3iO
ONE cabinet phouogrnph cheap: ( burner
OH COOK stove :Sl3 t.. Clay.
rLuMBiNG tinnng and sheet metal
work. rorntr work specially. c. Man.
nins fininhinE Co. Inc. i+ia e. Main 81.
SERVICE is a Dispatch Want AID motto.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Scryl,rs Oncrcn

AWNINGS. AWNINGS!
Oroer now and ayoiG the ru.h Mnbi.,,
Ninth, " .Notta
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funeral Directors
REWARD
PERSONALS

COME Try the college car. corset, All
nssIyeS from ir,s".Ean ~ ~ ,pos;-
l'.!th street MES. a. ) Pyle. Pro
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Auto Li>crl-,...rauc. . III

AUTOs HIRED. $3.50. 5000. ,aoo 49,
%s1s' D-"ie.s i!og!evard z27,3lO-J
DIHEEs w. i,as sous I'D IA ma i..
.AicE as -. read ta.a N'S
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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.. p...-.~r usCts so.u",.I., ,csufy
20 lnC sooI ISsU.Is UUtdiacu liu.u luna.
~ a Ada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

TtiHEE- ROOM apartment furnished ar
unturniSh"d. also furnished rooIu: uri.
.a;y family: on Franklin Street. Phone
Madison -giy.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

Er SUTTON & TCHpIS.
Real Estate huctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-17

~ - T',IT'''TS ~ u. IT.. F.f.l.IS of
lennon l. ia IN" County of Hen
,n"' ana district tnrcsaid-Eank-
Notice is hereby given tina, on Inn.
~. l"2i. the said u. II. ELLIS wa,
"niE appreciated Bankrupt. and that
IN" hrSt meeting of his creditors ,yiII
hr hcld ~ my Office. Rooms 1lIS-IIie
" utna, ,inildine. Richmond. Va. on
nc 2SFli DAY Of JUNE. 1921. a. 10
nv. o sn;d !" -. rnL ,oteno"n 1T which tim.
w" SAN creditors may attend prSyc
'heir c!nims. aopoint u trustee ,x.
amin" n" bankrupt, and transact
.".h 1iH'r "uS'ncSS as may property
come before said nicotine:
:, TiioS Il. SNEAD.
Eciercc in i;ankruntcy.
Jun" -. 1921.
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Vacation Places

BEACH HAVEN COTTAGE. ocean View
Va, water front !.ars" v-Iandas: -N,
'cl'ht rood boat. shower. batn.r,'
rooms For rates viii" Mrs. BrlttuiI
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without iioari

Madison 1896.
MONrlcELLO. III North Eigh,h-Nicc.
clean. sanitary rooms. Doe .5c 81 daily
81 to 81 w..liy,
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NOTICE q" FIRST MEETING; al,
CREDITORS
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i'AkfiibIE ROCKS. Haired Rocks li,.nt
ana dtrN. iilart Miuur,tS eggs I'd
- = SGE. nILdo pl i.2n. Zoo l;rvoi, i;oa,i
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Rooms for HOUSEKEEPING @

FIFTH ST. y. l05-liandsomoly furnished
Iisht housekeeping suite. AGO room
GRACE. W. 2Uh-iure. rooms And oa,n
suitable uSht housekeeping IoIs Ing
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land ror Sale s3

." AtkES-For sale. nifty acres ON Mid
!othihn I,ikc. Small house and orchard.
so" cash. balance to suit purchas,r
Sc" GIN Bros. McDonouHh street.
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Ey WILLIAM =. REDO.
Iscaitpr
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BLUE RIDGE Sfi,.GS HOTEL
Opens June lst under new manage.
mcnt. Famous Dyspepsia wai-,s: anIus.-
ihvhis' dancing. tennis. riding. bowling
billiards pool, etc. Write Tor buo.I.r
B!uv iIdre Spi;ngs Hotel.
Nl.LE N!llIiE. SIliINIS
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~ TiiH niSTnicr COURT OF THE
ERIN DISTRICT or ViR,;iEt
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Poultry and supplies

i'ABN CnI1kS- For winter eggs feed
s ,nn ~; ~, - Igrg"'ia Mash, soEi II, Is
i,r"u"r i hasten, 81. -uN t:ns, t.nTy
street.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-01-20
White Velvet
/ Evening Gowns

The leading Paris dressmakers con-
tinue to evince marked taste for
white and black-singly, In comblna-
tion and sometimes relieved by bright
bits of color. The evening dress dc
luxe for the winter season Is OF white
velvet. Every important maker is go
ing In strongly for the white velvet
dress, according to leading fashion
writer.
In launching this novelty these die
tators of fashion have revived an old
fashioned type Of pure white velvet,
which for many years has been con-
fined 10 millinery. II Is that mar
velously nne. all-sllk, old-fashioned
velvet known as velours de Lyon. This
is close-nap. close-sheared smooth
velvet. which, without being thick, has
a wonderful depth OF tone owing to Its
close Pile and fneness Of fiber.
There is no new-fangled velvet, no
panne and no chiffon, Just plain. old
fashioned velvet, exceedingly costly.
limited In quantity. dificuIt to secure
and durable to the point of serving
several generations-the kind Of vel
vet that the great-grandmother OF
this generation had for bonnets. In
their day II was woven In narrow
width. not over 10 or II inches. but
today the looms produce II in meter
width.
The perfect surface Of this fabric
can be produced only through the
work OF most skilled hands, and every
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-01-20

Nov that sales of white goods and
~ wash fabrics are under way in
all well-regulated dry goods stores,
making OF undermusllns, sewing for
the house and for the children goes
merrily forward. The annual saIes
make 1t easy to systematic the work
OF the seamstress who counts upon
maintaining her house furnishings at
least and occasionally takes up the
pleasant task of preparing to furnish
up her home with new curtains
and draperies when spring comes. But
with every spring the wardrobes OF
the children need replenishlng and
pretty. new wash fabrics invite their
elders attention TO this fact.
For girls from seven 10 twelve there
are some cleverly designed new mod.
els In which plain cotton materials 60.
lected In two colors that combine
wen, are made up together. Such
trocks need very little in the .vnv NJ
trimming; some simple stitching In
moss usually provides the FINISHING
touches. A dress OF this kind appeors
at the left of the two shown ip the
picture above. The body OF the dress
"A u the lighter Of two colors, with
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Brown for the Winter

Have you brown sweateri II not.
you simply must get one. for no wOm-
an who makes the slightest pretenslon
OF being smartly dressed can 20
through this winter without such
garment. In addition TO being lust the
smartest thing In the sweater line
what could be more practical than a
tuxedo jacket OF good substantial
brown camel's hair, mohair or brushed
woolf
SO popular is this color In sports
things that a great deal has been done
IN bringing out dozens OF different
beautiful shades. so that you may
have your choice from pale cafe au
lait down 10 the deepest tobacco
brown.
There are attractive brown scarfs,
either In solid color or blended with
other hues. The whole world appears
10 be scarf mad. Not only here IN
America does this craze grow daily,
but IN Frnnce and England ms well.
French women have taken 10 the wool
sports scarf with surprising enthu-
siasm. English women not only wear
he sports scarf, but are effecting
,enrfs Of vide ribbon swathing the
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-01-20

A FEW cheerful pipings Of spring
Aprecede Its full chorus In the dis
play Of blouses and separate skirts
that make their initial appearance in
January. They are the straws that
tell the direction of the winds OF
fashion and likely to be the very best
efforts Of designers, working with new
fabrics. Just now the shops are stag
Ing the new styles in skirts and
blouses. and already some Of them
have made q fine success. A favorIte
In separate skirts has been chosen
for Illustration here, made Of a fabric
that has been developed in a variety
Of ways, and designers show them
selves ingenious in the use Of these
striped goods.
In this particular wool fabric there
are stripes Of black and white shep
herds check alternating with plnir
black stripes, but there are severa
combinations in different colors, show
Ing the checked stripe alternating
with stripes that are barred with al
ternating colors also. In the skirt