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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-17

Nos that &c have q dxs cgfssal
shy not GET I'm electric Tan. Cali
anA sss them al the Daeitsoa Rlscris
Co.
b. b. Ssseits will give an lcs
cream snppss and barhs<as al tht,
ioss. Il the Diekss0 and rsnnsssss
City read On Yeilo1 Crssk. satsr.
day night. June ~, A big lins ia
promissd eli vtg algead.
lisst-~y Huatrey. u nsAs Charlotte.
sxs here hoatay 10 take medical
examination prior ~ mAAinS ap-
plieaiion ios treatment In q govern.
@sni hospital. lie has noi been In
good health sAacs returning !roE
the var
Prof.. V |. Broylss. OF fal,an
Ky. sprnt saturday night aad
sandsy here. He vas Gu reu.s 10
Nashville sbsse be ~lIl loin hi.
mo.hsy and accompanied asr TO hss
hone 10 Eas, Tsnnessee. After a
iss days visit there be will ~ to
summer school 81 Columbia Cni.
v.ssity. New Yosk
Col. PHI Henslee, ~ho has been
eoahned TO bic home Tor the pas,
ssv-fsl Honths, has rrcoysfrd
satkcisntly 10 he on. again and
sp.n. lee hours las, Friday 10 bic
Office nj the Firs. National Baas
hs pans tsssaas stss sEad 10 ree
him out again aud hope he viii
coon recover -fmanently,
Elder aud Mn. ] h Bradley.
Who have been spending the winter
d, Avon .osrt. floIids. arrived here
saturday. having motof~d through.
They were accompanied BY Miss
Sara Andrews Who has !ust. receatly
returned from Japan. where sL. has
been a. 5 missionary iof several
years.
<'.'N. '~ 49,. ,.'.' ~ ,. -
fos the ne1t lev week. the NJ.
Cauley Theatre Gil exhibit their
pieiaf~ programs oa@y on Fslda,
aud Saturday uigh,s The serial
which hey have btsI. sh9s!ns 90
"Wednesday and THURSDAY uiehls
together With an excellent feature
viii be shown OH Friday and ssiur.
day niah,
A /. Miller. 81 syivi~ Route one,
vas here Monday liz 10 proprietor
II the Nouhcove farm and informs
as,sts. he has-sali e~rasal gslloss
81 'Nor,hcove Honey 10 our local
grocery merchants This honey IL
put up in ball gallon buckets and Is
guarantee bv Mr. Miller to be 100
per cen, pure. II you like honey
order Nor,hcoye Honey from your
Srocerymsn
Another Dickson County boy has
bevn sisnslly lionoreJ- Keith Kan.
nard. the younger son 81 Mr. and
Mrs. W T Ksnnafd. who formerly
resid-d here vas awarded the
Louisville Times medal. . medal
given each yen by that newspaper
10 the student Of the Eastern Depart.
men, school in that City. showing
the greatest improvement over that
OF the previous year Keith was
unanimously awarded this NEEDS
by the faculty Of his school and !,
vas presented 10 him by repre-.
sentative OF the Times 10 the
auditorium 81 ths Seaitxet Hotel
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-17

WTr yrfTFUL eompAny.
w ChestrriieidS any tim-. any
wnsre just s~~rn Ia bat the spot y
Good tobaecus. go"d blending tby
private formula that can I be cupasdi,
good looking package with An air.
tight WRAPPER Tn every count, al
all around downright guoJ snsoAs-
Satisfy All over the place.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-17

Nos that sc have q tV earsat
shy nod GET I'm electric ian, Cali
anA ses them al the Dicifsoa glscnie
Co.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

FOR RENT--TsO houses. Inquire
this office. Dennis slattery s4i
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

found IN every grade except the frs
ana second This IL explained partiJ
BY the fact fnat IL Is the firsr perios
Of AdOieseenee.
The fourth grade group shows tn
widest variation ia ages. EVER age
from 10 IS y represented. Such
wide variations hinder the efficiency
0f any class room teacher
The second monthly teaebsr'a
meeting vas held last Monday and
many things 81 Importance were
discussed n vas decided that the
faculty heartily favored Parent
Teachers organization Ia Filler. IL
vas planned b the teachers 10 Sc
cure one OF the Free State Travel
Ing Libraries for the use OF the school
and community. Its arrival will be
announced and all residents OF Filler
are welcome 90 call and take out a
book for a short time. There will
be no expense attached.
Al the present prices OF grade text
books the district has $500 Invested
in books that are used free by the
pupils
Mrs. George Paften reports that
during the five weeks that the school
lunch has been served. 1875 persons
have purchased their noon day meal
from her department. The menu al
ways carries five items al c0sfSof
10 cenfa The school board al Mrs.
Patterns request donated $500 20
he work the first OF the term and
he treasury shows at this time ti.3s
% her credit. The 90 young girls
.idlng In this work are receiving the
rest OF practical training that will
make OF them economical house
wives.
Miss Lillian Craybill. teacher OF
lB grade. was prevented by illness
rom teaching Thursday and Friday |
II last week and Mrs. Juneau H. |
Hmm substituted for her.
The children OF the primary build
Nc are enjoying the eight new test
RS made for them by Arthur Schol- I
on during the recent vacation.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

There = no greater help Co the art
Of true entertainment than the silver
appointments ~ your table.
We are showing representative
iines FROM three factories, showing
sis patterns. 81
let us explain the distinguishing
features of the different makes.
Pricrs have taken hig drop so n
You ar. IA need "a set OF odd piece
now n the time 60 bug.
Your initial engraved frec Of
charge.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
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RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS


llt 3 adsuis ~ ihe English De
narfmrnfi
IN ~, football game With hurley
ff.asy Flier leff The field winner u
te game ~ = score ~ IS 20 :. Bur
irs's sears ras she result Of an In
iesr~pted pass Flfleen Fllef men
rfr uee4 Asi fought fiereeiy thru
.ai re Eamg Filsf plays Rupert a.
Rupert - Friday A victory is ex'
ported ~ ~ local team. The stu
fents 3iss them good iaek and The
a-si n success.
The senior class has charge - the
assembly preEfam on next Wednes'
daY A good pfoErae u anticipated
Tbs uldiegal and Modern History
slass ~ iust completed the study ~
CfasaAes They have found this
studs fefg Interesting
meeilnK 81 all girls Of the high
sshooI "a. held Tuesday afternoon
ghsy met Tor the purpose Of forming
hixh school girls organization
THE plan for doing This vas explain
~ ~ Nss Thornher ~ the Home
Esonsmies department who will
have charge n me organization form
81
The seekly assembly of last Wed
nssAay 4as daits lnfsfe4fine Leslie
Williamson gave the fsading n To
mnffou The girls Elee eiub sans
ieG numbers thar vere very much
rnioyed Nr Denman Eaye an Ia
l-restins ialk % seif Government
Mfs Maads Dygeri music insfrue
i8r. has been absent from school the 1
fosa part 81 this week duo 20 illness
flef absence - much regretted By
ihe slss club and orchestra
Sews came TODAY that we muai
play ,he nupeft football team a. m
pert we eere mach ia hopes thai
me game 20uid be- staged ~ flief
and thus give the student body and
fans u the community an emporium
isy 70 SEQ Filler again humble her
opponents
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
cnor PROTECTION

Report by Tharafon Dobbsi
The Fiief Rural high school class
10 csep Production has been study
las alfalfa. clover aud other legumsa
10 the past ~eek A leEums crop y
one that tends 70 enfiehen the soil m
: certain Kind OF plant food Alfalfa
Turntables nov food and enrlehes the
Kronnd a. al farmers know. bai few
know what really causes this change
fer ,he better There IL a small germ
~ bacteria ~hlch takes parts Of tho
alr aud changes 8, 20 food hikhly
Drlsed b. other plants. These hac'
isria live Ia little BAGS called nodules
IN the gmallef roois After falling
OF they decay and form rich plant
iood
important roiat IL that this Insect
eats the leaves aud slvea the plant
me dlssase which causes the leaves
10 eurl. and IA general stunts the
whoie plant The hopper carries this
disease ihs aame 40 = ily or a mos-
aulto would earn a germ aud trans.
plant a Ia eyefY new plant u feeds
~ rats beet leaf hopper has been
ihs chief eaase ~ the low yield %
beets this year. and u il believed u
all b. bad the folle~lns year ~
Ralph saith. a field Eutomolosist
"a the University 81 idaho apent part
"a one aay 9Th our siass and went
over al tAsee mssssfs VERY thorough
lf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03
Grade School Notes


The winners IN the upper srade'
snfeafa are those ~ho made ths
.ssatest gain IN their second month
y etamination average over the Az
rage made al the close OF the first
Month. Zach 81 these will be cred
red ulth q dollar deposit al one Of
ne local banks. They are Eighth
,rade. Logan Hack. gained . points:
vred conant. gained 4. seventh
,rade. James MeElilgo,f. gained 20
points. Carl Tieknor. :; sixth grade.
gernltA Patterson. ,; Be..4n Pinegar
3, NTH u grade. Hazel Orm. .. War
ZEN Grafton. 4. Five A grade, Elsie
Kaeser. 4; fourth - grade. Bessie
fannehliI. S. fourth A grade, Ruth
Wilson. ~ Carl Love. \.
The names Of the pupils making the
highest average In their class and the
trades 10 which they belong. are Civ
n here Eighth. Lois Benjamin. 81
50. seventh. Opal Amaa. ss III.
3lxth Donald Harper. coldie Small.
lennle Walter. each 81 SIS; Fifth A.
Harry Detweilsr. Bertram Wood.
each 81 Fourth A. Angeline clifford.
% ~. Fourth Is. Ruth Ard. ss 81;
Three A. Dorothy Goode, 81.
Il wili be- noted that OF the eleven
Games of best students only three
are boys
The little people IN the five pri-
mary rooms who had a perfect at
tendance record for the month were
given the pencil or tablet prize by
The business houses Of the town. The
bsnsfactors and the number each re-
wardsd are Wood Mercantile. "a:
Modern Drug. 10: Been and Ham
mcrquist. lfs,c A. Love, ~: II. l..
Peek. ~
visitors last month we're Mesdames
Wilson. Munger. Dunce, Thomas.
narbezat. Fowler. showers. Young.
County superintendent Wolfe and
Prof. Werner OF the Albion State
Normal school
An age. grade table o. the grades
N the Fller schools has Just been
Completed and study OF II gives
much information 20 those interest
n 9 he table Is really a graph that
ellis the location OF every boy and
slrl with reference 20 his or her age
md grade. or the t07 pupils en-
oiled lsT are boys and 20i are
,irls The names have been group
Vi In three areas. namely; Those
Who are Ia the grade they should be
according 10 their age, those whs are
no on more than one grade behind
heir normal position. and In the
asf group are those that are accei-
rated &c are ono OF more than one
.rade beyond the one their axe
you'd normally place them In. The
able shows Tor the retarded. 50
oys and az girla The normal
roup shows t27 boys aud its
iris Those accelerated are rs
oys and 20 girls
The biggest story told by these
IEures IA that QUO out OF every four
apils IN the school Is from one TO
our grades behind his proper grade
his situation Il serious ono and
an De remedied only by careful
Iasslfylnx aud special attention civ
n tho retarded pupils during tho
eat few years OF school
The Ideal distribution for zoo
uplls over eight grades would place
90 tn the normal area aud divide
,e remaining 100 equally In the re-
lrdcd aud accelerated areas.
The thirteen year olds are tho
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

WILL TRADE-big powerful car.
like new. for good notes or bonds.
would also consider taking good
Ford or other small car Address
III. care Filler Record. 30tf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

The sfsle OF prs den In cspricios'
ana varied. that OF Pope Ia cautious
and uniform. Dryden oLeys the mo
lions ~ bis own mind. Pope COZ
strains his mind 10 his own rules Of
composition. Dryden Is sometimes W.
hement and rapid Pope IL alway'
smooth. uniform and gentle. Dryden
page Is natural field. rising Into IN
equnlIiies. aud diversified by the var
led ernhernnce OF abundant segeta
tlon. Iopss II velvet lawn. shavsn
By tho scythe. aud lsyellsd BY ths
.oller, pr Johnson.
vssy Rude, indeed
ITO DOT going 10 that woman oar
b.y,. again: there's rude girl ther~
don't you know, why. she looked a.
my rnouNache. and asked ms u J
would have u sponged Oh or rubbsd
n.-- Edinburgh Scotsman
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

FOR T--Houssksesing rooms
nicely furnished Filler Hotel. l4-tf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

FOR SALE-AppersOn Six-eylinder
1915 Model automobile Perfeei
order For salr cheap a real
bargain See y - brake GU
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-03

OtfSID

FOUND-TwO 1921 Auto licences.
Nos s22a and 1896 Inquire Rec
ord office. 25-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

quarter sleeves aud az cor frocks. rare
Is the moael with sleeves that reach
The wrist, So Ions gloves are neces'
ssry with mos, coStumts aud Ions
gloves OF s.lS are the choice. for
,ana;c,y. goT sprins and summer days
They may LS Whlie. or pale gray or
pale taa aud the wise woman will
have Two pairs IN constant use. one
pair white and the other gray or tan.
And a pair " two o! a. smart gaunt.
'c's Tor alternate wear.
Gaun,lcts are particularly fashion.
able and Oddly enough while a lony
rlovc thst fags TO NEE, the edge Of
ihg sleeve tand wrinkle On the arm
20 SHOW - generous lcnsjhl V bad
,'Nle. he short gauntlet may zap
bout the wis, aud show several
.uchOs %, bare arm bciW,cn lis cdg
ma ihe eds, O.. The sleeve. In iaris
sauntlsts srr being worn With sleeve.
Gel, evening gowns and Lanvin ls at.
ay'lng fht sher rouut'e's 10 'h'
ta,. ~ she sleeveless dance frock
Nfh IarE narrow ribbons. Sc,crsi
Ta.ts ~ sauuti,', aye Illustrated, al
eoo1 s,lt Cor ,pring A. the extreme
rft 20 The picture u a pair of pate
GRAY Esuutis's with neat stitching In
..If frnr. These gloves are 81 suede
ana arc hFh.fglb easy 10 drag on
,ua OF Tho gloves Ia The center are
fastened with ordinary clasps ~ ne
wrist Soar are ~ ne gauntlet type.
fhr loose extended wrist turning over
1h1V, The clasp. They are 90 heavy
white Ma wth very dainty white and
t.ark stitching. A. the tlEh' arc
eaun lets % chamos co'orcd suede
with straps ard scal'op5d cuffs OF blue
VIA. or one may have gray Taun'lets
with blue MA trimming. or tan ones
Win trimming IN brown.
More Eauuilcis are shown In IN,
largc picture whore lucky young
woman seems 10. b. gloaling over her
spFlng acquisitions In gloves and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

10 do: make M your mind 10 Il and
have your gloves take their proper
par, In The smariness aud distinctive
meas OF your costume.
And when you buy long slk gloves.
buy the very bes, quality. Cheaper
grades are a fair gamble In short silk
gloves for you can anord 10 throw the
quickly WORKOUT gloves away and re:
place them with new. But this "a not
50 easy In the case OF Ions. wrlsted
gloves and when you buy, buy for
good wear as well as good looks. SILK
gloves OF handsome. heavy quality
with properly reinforced nngerups
should last you the season through,
Thin, slcazy ones will 20 into holes
In a few weeks Remember you are
paying not only for the long wrists
but fer the fingers and no glove IL
better than it, fingers, the long
wrists will be useless when the fingers
have become ragged, And look at
the quality OF the silk when you buy
gloves---do not be mlSled by substan.
,ial reinforcement OF hnger tips. Ev-
cry woman knows that hneertips are
not the worst places for wear except
In the thumbs. Mos, silk gloves 10
below the carefully reinforced finger
tlps--wherc the handle Of u handbag
rubs continually. for instance. And
ren.I a, the base Of the fingers are
provoking things to mend. 30
choose silk gloves OF excellent. heavy
quality and he sure they are loose
enough. They may shrink bit when
YOU wash them. and anyway loose
glove wears better than a tight one In
which strained threads subjected to
friction soon wear thin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Have Iou Seen the New
Mrs. Harding Blue?.

TN l.uN ELY blue shade II u.
- named after the hrs, lady OF
the land. one OF the dresses
} made for her jus, before lnau'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

hankics who wouldn't look happy
with three pairs OF brand new. per-
fecily correct street gloves. a pair Of
beautiful twenty -but,on-length eve
ming gloves OF white suede and sew
eral boxes OF pure linen handler
chiefs. some pure white. somo In the
seasons charming eolors7 For dress
up occasions with her tailored suit
she has q pair OF white glaee gloves
piped and stitched In black. For or
binary street wear there are pale gray
gaun,le,s OF washable Kid with straps
at the wrist. And for sport wear the
heavily stitched gauntlets with elastic
at the wrist will be just the thing,
The illustration with extended arms
clad In silk gloves shows long silk
gloves exactly as they must be. to sa.-
lsfy fashion. The gloves come well
~ under the sleeves and wrinkle gem
erously all the way up, avoiding any
suggestion Of economy In trying "a
make TOO short glove cover the
space. This loose. nousqustaire ef.
feet Ia essential In long gloves and q
tightly pulled up. too short glove Il
very bad siyle--far better wear short
gaun,le,s and let part OF your fore
arm show Blu, The very long gloves
are expensive" you pro,este Yes
they are. bu, no more expensive than
SIR stockings or strap slippers or lace
wells or other Items OF dress you fec
YOU must have. And II pays 10 be wei
slowed. The hands are very con.
splcuous part OF ones anatomy and
tho way they are dressed makes dca
OF dinorcncc' Since gloves are now
considered indispensable hdiuncis ol
street dress there l. only ono thlnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

. We must be an expert kni,ier
Who hopes 10 keep up with the
- nsw ideas In sweater wear. A
" rev s,ieh appears every week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Anew Device for Cleansing Combs

Brush.bris,ies can be cleaned .ns'an'y
BY dipping them 10 ammonia and va
ter. Rinse Ne.l ani sef % Cry wi'h
he brlsiles down. 81 that all moisture
Will run on and MT se'ue hack a. ne
roots % ths ofiS'les and soften them
u l. mos' important ina combs ani
brushes be koPi sefapa'ols's clean.
Small use n shimpooirg ne hair 10
brush and comb. heavy wifh acrumu.
lated Oh are used af'rrwart on 'he
locks Tn, soft rrNi look VIZ
speedily Disappear shell hairpirs
ought 20 be c'.lnssd TOO once 10 80
often. 20 rid them ~ 1ll gathered from
the hair. They may b. tossed lu'o g
bath Of ammonia nnd wafer and then
taken out one by one ard dried Wut
sof, cloth They should not BE- 10,
In the bath more than moment er
Two.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
-TSSSes%TSEaS
cHaS2&~O ~
.|SxS0S 1E7S

IL Of cream and grange straw with a
silk facing embroidered with grange
wool. and the big iAssel l. % grange
wool. The sweater y ~orn with .
cream lace vesses and linen SKIRT
lace Sweaters Fur Warm Days
There u more warmth than yon
would imagine In the coows5ey lace
sweaters. one OF which 10 pictured
The Amy fabric OF the SWEATER n,s
like q glove over shoulder ana arm
and here again the trim eject y not.
able. Ths sweater 10 black. with
plain black trieols,,s IN the border
and sash and the black sweater AID
la, accompany q froek Of white
0eorgei,e crepe. A dress-up sweater.
this. and q very dainty garment In.
deed. The model comes IN white also.
In American Beauty. tangerins. apple
green and other fashionable shades
but the sweater y mos, effective In
dark color.
Knitted Tugs Fos Resl Sport
Most practical for mounsAin wear.
camping ana boating are The whole
suits Of knitted fabric. One OF these
suits l. pictured. q coed locking
model IN brown weol with lighter
brown and ian combined In the b0r-
der trimming. Here again Is the
tuxedo style JACKIE, with eiose-ns;ing
sleeve and the skirt 4 knitted in a
ribbed stitch which gives the eaee,
Of narrow plea,S For eoun,ry club
wear there are sweater froeks. one
piece models knitted with silk In ale;
stitch and with handsome laee.llke
border AZ the hem and on the sleeves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10
Tuxedo Sweater Remains the Favorite - ewModels
In Slipons Have Wool Embroidery ScavesF lay
important Part In Seasons Fashions -
Tanqerine the New Sweater Shade.

blue bathing suits are being shown In
the smart shops IN PARIS ready for
,ke coming season. spor, blouses OF
pale blue flannel with edgs-b.nding OF
cire braid are extremely chs aud. OF
course. pale blue sNea'ers are much
the thing. A French sl.pon OF pale
blue SILK In complicated knitted stitch
Is made something Ike The model ee-
scf.btd aboye-wlth fastening a, the
shoulder and sleeves LONG and light
h,tlng. And there are pale blue tax
edo sweaters knitted and erocheieG.
with narrow glidlcs threaded with
blue beads The summer girl vii,
look very dainty IN her pale blue six
I sweater and white linen frock but
she will be a rather pefishable object,
sariorisl!y speaking Tor pale blue does
fade most Appalllngly Ia strong sun
hight 50 a pale blue sweater with
pArasol and taffe,a sport hat to match
will not be likely companions for
beach wear though they will look very
lovely on a country club yeranda.
shrimp Pink 4 smart shade Too
The new sweater pink Is shrimp
pink. a soft pink unsed with yellow
that makes rose pink LOOK crude by
rs subtlsty Of tone. II IL mos, be.
coming 10 dark women. as i,s twin
sister. apricot. A tuxedo OF shrimp
pink silk II pictured This Is one %
the new models In an effective dia-
mond stitch which makes stripes %
diamond shaped motifs on the sweat
O.. Self tone silk braid Is laced and
crossed through The threads 20 make
border on sleeve and on the
turned back lux 10 fronts. The
shrimp pink sweater Is worn With a
white linen skirt and lace vesise-
the l1ii one Of those daln,y little
fronts" attached to sleeveless
gulmps % hatlste The sport hat Is
% taffe;a In quaint jocksy-cap e..
feet with sections stitched together 10
b form the crown and a fat brlm giving
visor eiT,cl IN front.
wool sweaters A.plcnty
Lovely A. THE pale colored silk
sweaters arr. there must be practical
B sweaters %. warm Wool too--for sum.
mcF DAYS are no; always bfigh, and
/ slnshlny, nui esen the wool models
have their elaboration. and temlnlnl,y
Is golng 70 leave plain. practical effects
Z 70 the s;srner 81 lhls year. judging
/ By fhe da.a:iness OF sli sport wear for
w0men--,hc smbr9'de s.lk slipons
the novelty b !ffs y tennis bouses
The shimmefirg III saOg, skiris and
'ha linen sk.rts sca..oped and s.ashed
and pipcd Nth contrasting color A
I practical yet pretty wool sweater -
pictured and iA.. mode. Is iu ne al.
Ways liked tuxedo syls. with turned.
pack fronts IA uJg Be- termed for
ward aGd snt srei ever throat and
chest "a c0o. 1d bows Tire fuxedo
fronts fan a .,t'. below The edge y,
The sweater IA "a. years fashion CIV.
INK graceful panel erect and the
sleeve. you Nil note. l. saarcd fo The
arm and SCI into smai. trwho .
All sweaters a. trinity and s,ty now
and show the lines % ths ngurs
Loose. baggy effects in sWss'sr wca'
are not smart The WOO sW,a'ei
which u Ia the nsN tanEsfn shad1
has an interesting grdlr made a
J orange and Set beads TIE sport ha'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-10

one % these frOcks. % deep cram
Silk. has black velvet ribbon sash
tia, F. Threaded through the a.e'
s,i,eh very excessively,
Scarts have no, changed mUch ex.
ee2, that they grow wider ana richfS