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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-14

tan and brown with gay checks.
Three-picce fur-trimmed
suits, $3.50
Distinctive in every way--squir-
rel dyed or the natural gray and
black or gray caracul for trim
mings; marleen used with delight
full novelty crepes for fabrics, and
every smart version Of this most
popular mode, for fashion---box,
blouse and tie around jackets.
Second Floor, Old Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-14
Best Matelasse Blouse Jackets
at STATS
Smartest Models

Hip-band, hip-length, of course,
with perfectly fitting shoulders
differing in effective details of fasten-
ing. Cabochon buckles. Tie-around
sashes. Small jet buttons.
Most important of all-the ma
terials are beautiful copies of the
very matelasses used in the original
Paris blouse jackets.
Colors Navy blue, dark red, golden
brown and black stitched with gold and
silver tinsel and sometimes colored silks.
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"Two-in -one-Costumes''
new, $3.50

Black crepe satin sleeveless din
ner frocks-with very effective
jackets Of Persian printed crinkled
crepes to make perfect street
costume. Prints in charming COM
binations Of the fascinating Paisley
colorS
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Clicked Cashmere Stockings, SITS pr.
Black Silk Stockings, $1.95 pr.
Silks for Lingerie

silks that will stand and tear and keep color
La crepe beautiful jersey SO in. pink-$250 yard
willow silks, 40 ill., fesh orchid, pink blue,
whte-$2 $3.50 yard
jacquard crepe French bowknot design, 40 orchid white
flesh, pink, blue-$250 yard
Sweet like radium, white,
fesh-$2 yard. Silk "Reminiscences Floor Old Building
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Special Attractions
for Miss II to 20
. TMo.piece Jersey Crooks. $2E

A most successful model pin
tucked bib front on slip-over
blouse, finished snlartly with
white crepe dc chine collar and
adorable taffeta ribbon tie. Knife
pleated skirt. In brown, beige,
beaver, navy blue, copen, henna
and black.
Two versions Of the
Bertha frock, $3.50
Exquisitely soft fiat crepe or
crepe satin; full skirted and with
semi-fitted bodices, one with ba-
siste and lace bertha, the other with
graceful cape bertha of the crepe
and both with fascinating uses Of
the new rolled trimmings.
In cocoa brown, black and navy
blue.
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Women's Lace Dinner Frocks

Chantily and Spanish patterns in fine silk laces draped
with graceful skill crepe satin and crepe de chine
Black or dark brown $35, $780, $3.50
Stimulating with the brlance of rhinestone grdles
rideent beads tnseed ribbons ribbon
grdles in bright colors. Second FloorOl Build
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AISO-the ip-on modeso much used in giving the
three piece suit effect in the material
Third Floor, Old Build
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-18
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JONES NEWS
.

Jones. JAM 14.-Hon. r. j. Bcacham
left for Columbia last Monday.
We extend q cordial welcome to
Messrs. j. F. McNcely and George
Owens who have moved here.
The recent sudden doath OF Mr..
David Dunlap was shock to his
friends. He was veteran Of the
Civil War and spent the most OF his
long life in his native town OF Honca
Path. We sympathize with the be-
rcaved family.
We attended the delegation meeting
in Greenwood on the 4th inst. and
enjoyed the vigorous denunciaton of
high taxes by Capt. Lewis NJ Moore,
and Mr.. Lipscomb of Ninety Six.
Born on the 7th inst, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Smith, daughter.
We had heavy rain and severe wind
last night
Mr.. j. G. Riley is Juror in Green
wood this week.
Messrs J. A. and w. II. Hill have
repaired their tenant houses.
Mr.. Joseph Hammond, Of Abbeville,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. George
Smith, OF Ware Shoals.
We recently had the lpelasure Of
meeting Mr. Marion Martin, Of North
Carolina, the son OF our schoolmate
and warm friend, Rev. Whiteford Mar
tin, OF North Carolina, who was born
and reared at MT. Gallagher, 8. G.
Mr.. Edgar Madden is a model farm
or who raises everything needed OH
the farm for his family and stock.
Mcssrs. Walter Rasor and Frank
Jones are successful bird hunters.
Our people have entered upon the
duties OF 1922 with a determination to
10 al in their power to achieve sue.
cess.
IN passing the homes recently Oh
two OF our most progressive and suo-
cessfuI farmers, Messrs Mendoza Hig.
gins and David Ramsey, we saw some
extra fine hogs.
| Mr.. John TIill, of Clinton, formerly
Of Ware Shoals, recently passed away
All Of our people sympathize with
the bereaved family. i
Engraved Cards and Invitations.
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-18
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Name "Bayer' on Genuine

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bertha Marlar Joe Rose, I1ora seay
LYDIA Snoddy.
second Grade distinguished, Loree
busDy, Elvira Cannon, Beulah Davis,
Oma Davis, Maud Ianford, Goldic Wad-
dell. Oscar Lee Bishop.
flrst Grade-Tillman Lamb, Clinton
BISHOP, Howard Brown, Kate Broom.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-01-18

The Quinine That Does Not Affect
the Head
because Of its tonic and laxative Of
tect. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
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The New York herald., 1922-02-12
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR sale--A five story business building
near 18th av and 23d ST., 25xo0. leased 60
one tenant to 1910; absolutely net Mt $1,000
year: owners expense interest on mort
gage only: tenant invested about 10000 on
improvements first mortgage $4,000: net
income s 900 year. price 100000; VIII
take In part payment n small cottage at
Long Beach, Far Rockaway or Rockaway
Park. NJ. SALMON, 63 Park Row, N. Y.
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

A SMALL family OF refinement and educa
tion can secure title to and occupy at once
this quaint Colonial home, located on one
OF the best streets of celebrated suburban
residential section near New York city
where the desires of the neighboring families
as to the personality OF the buyer must and
will receive first consideration, on the pay
ment of $1,000, balance of 81 $50. The plot
fronts 100 II. the street and the house
Is surrounded by beautiful grove of white
birches and shading oaks, contains rooms
and bath and wide veranda. The elevation
is over 500 IT,. il IL only few minutes wall;
TO railroad express station, on the best COM
mutng road out of New York city, and Is
offered complete with nothing extra 10 buy.
There are over 200 commuters from this
section now. Bathing. boating, skating, golf
tennis and country clubs are available, To-
gether with fine schools, churches and mar
kets. II is bargain and wonderful
place for a young couple who have regard
for proper environment Your reply will
receive personal confidential and courteous
attention. IMMEDIATE, =. o. Box 1107
City Hall Station. New York city.
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Miscellaneous.

100 ACRE FARM. ONLY 5000. WITH
HORSES, TOOLS. 10 COWS AND
heifers, poultry hay, winters fodder, pota-
toes, vegetables, wood, vehicles, full imple-
ments included fertile dairy, general farm
ing section, close railroad town, advantages: :
broad fields. heavy cropping tillage, 10 cow
spring watered pasture: lots wood, 100000
IT, timber fruit, 200 sugar naples pleas
ant room house, basement, barn, &c. ;
owner alone, sacrifices all $1,000, part cash.
easy terms. Details page 20 Catalogue I 100
bargains, FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY,
LEO II. u. Nassau st. New York city.
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% ACRE CoMMUTER's FARM.

poultry, implements. vehicles, tools included :;
slightly location. short walk cillage. city
markets: IL hours New York city: fertile,
loamy tillage. pasture and woodland; about
100 apple, pear, cherry. peach trees; good
eight room house. cellar, large piazza sub
siantal basement barn. garage, piggery,
poultry house; TO settle affairs. only $4,000;
part cash; easy terms; quick action neces-
sary; catalogue free. WALTER II. DUR
HAM q Altamont Court. MorristOwn, N. y.
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FARM PROPERTY,
Connecticut.

farm for sale. 100 acres, 10 minutes walk
from station: II room house, bathrooms,
steam heat and running water in house !;
barns and other buildings; everything In first
class condition. price $25 ,0C0. PAUL RAS-
MUSSEN, p. o. box 6. West Redding. Conn.
FARM-S4 acres; modern house. 10 rooms
and bath, cellar, gas. Gasoline engine, all
farm tools. hay, silocorn, pair horses, nine
cows, large barns. accommodates % cows.
Milk income last. two years averaged 500 per
month milk sold next door. Good land: fine
conditions; located at West Cheshire, Conn,
four miles from Meriden: trolley passes
door: large frontage on Post Road. No rea-
sonable offer refused; must be sold at once.
Address inquiries X. s. MULHERN, care
Eckel, 40 Sixty-first ST., Brooklyn. Tele-
phone Coney Island 5sS from s 80 to p. NJ.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

WANTED by = adults, May t-November I
furnished cottage, rs rooms, and garage
North Shore. Long Island. near water state
nth ST.. New York city.
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New Jersey.

FARM for poultry and fruit > acres: trolley
line. wide frontage. beautiful shade, high
elevation; room dwelling: heat electric
lights, gas, set tubs; new barn. several
poultry houses $50 peach trees apples.
cash: write for details, also illustrated farm
catalogue. BRAY MACGEoRGE, VINE
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED

WANTED ON YEARLY LEASE,
Westchcster county. within hour, strictly
modern house, five or more bedrooms. by
private family, adults: give location, rent,
details Y 1890 Herald Harlem.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICE, furnished. ~ and 9th av. district.
400 'cet up might buy furniture. equip
ment BENNINGTON. Hotel Flanders.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED

MODERN private house, high class reslden
tai district near Broadway: newly deco
rated. to lease; immediate possession $50
West 1J0th.
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Farms Wanted.

wANTED-Farm within committing distance
from Pennsylvania or Grand Central sta
tion give full description and price In first
letter. 21SS Herald, Herald So.
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gsCToRIEs WANTED.

FACTORY wanted May I. $4,000 and 5000
square feet. MALMSTROM, So Ralph av.,
Brooklyn. Bushwick J076.
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New York.

CHICKEN POULTRY FARM ACRES.
All kinds fruits and berries; modern 10
room dwelling all improvements barn and
garage; ia miles from station, express SER
vice, hour to New York city; owner. re-
moving for business reasons, must SELL no
reasonable offer refused. For further par
tlculars and terms apply to
GEO. NJ EDSALL. NANUET. NEW YORK.
FARM for sale. 2s acres. with stock and
tools. S. S. cox, Williamstown, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12

AN unusual seashorc offering; blocks run
ming from ocean to Barnegat Bay. $50 IT.
mobile road; railroad; price but little more
than asked for - II. lot In most resorts !:
excellent opportunity for individual or small
clubs: ocean front property Is advancing
your quick attention. easy terms IL desired.
FRAZIER CO., 1918 Chestnut ST.. Philade-
nh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Brooklyn--saie or Rent.

FLATBUSH AV., 301-For sale or lease, 8
story building, store and floors above OF
rooms each; possession can, be had imme-
dately of store and one apartment; finest
section for butcher, baker, butter and egg
store, musical instruments and Photographs
and restaurant; viii sell for $21 800 build
ing value 1000. For further particulars
inquire I. NJ KALT. or NJ. J. HANOVER,
a Court st. Main 9I45.
FLATBUSH, 655 East 18th st. beautiful de-
tached house. semi-bungalow; modern Z
rooms. 3 enclosed porchesi driveway. Mans
field 1853.
FOR SALE or exchange. or 3 family house
al Bensonhurst' every modern improve
ment: i0xi00: gear garage; consider farm
or cash. NOCHONSoN. "a w 1i5th ST..
phone Audubon 2i30.
FINE brick corner, stores. . seven-room
apartments; rent s2i2i per year; price
S1a,5o0, terms TO suit. Il. *. RAMEE, 5I6
Wilson
GUARANTEE 10 PER CENT. ON EQUITY.
Northern mining interests compel me sell
Ing my Park Slope, transfer. brick corner:
rent $1,000; mortgage 1000, 3 years, oA
per cent. REHBEIN. 40 9TH av.
MONROE ST.. near Bedford av.-Built for
the the purpose beautiful family brown
stone stone house, II rooms. baths hardwood t'od
ner,,horhood; centrally located; beautiful
inside and out: must be seen to be appre-
ciated; am obliged TO sell; possession price
$4,000; bargain. Apply WILLIAM CORNEY,
i39 knickerbocker av.. Brooklyn.
OCEAN PARKWAY. 79s-One family house,
rooms, vacant. all modern improve
ments, lot 6sxi50; price $4,000. terms to
suit buyer FRANK CAPORALE. "a For
sythe st. Telephone Orchard 1886.
SPLENDID SPOT FOR STORES
or apartments. corner plot. ST. Marks sec
tion: 1O0xl1a; furnish loans. WALTER
SMITH. 1888 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
TWO lots. south side of Belmont av.. 40 feet
west of Lincoln av.; price 81 200. w.
SCHABEHORN. opp. station, Springfield, l..
l. Phone tLaurelton 1917.
$4,000 NET-3 FOUR STORY STORES.
Central Brooklyn; first mortgage 10000;
five years; brokers paid WALTER j.
SMITH 1SS Montague ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12

PORT WASHINGTON and PLANDoME.
An Ideal Home Community,
o. minutes from the Penn. Station.
HOUSES from $4,000 10 $4,000.
PLOTS from 81 200 20 $4,000.
Furnished and unfurnished homes
from $3.50 up.
WILLIAM +. SHEETIAN.
AT STATION. TELEPHONE 60,
PORT WASHINGTON,
LONG ISLAND.
OPEN SUNDAYS & LINCoLN'S BIRTHDAY
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JAMAICA PARK, Long Island. house,
rooms and bath, garage. on enclosed
plot s0x100. price $1,000, cash $500.
OWNER. Phone Laurelton 2252W.
LOTS LOTS. LOTS.
Choice full lots at bargain prices; nearer
than Bronx: high ground: near depot, sub
way, cent fare PROCTOR, Way and
Astyne avs, Corona. Greensboro.
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Borough of Queens--sale or Rent.

building OrganiZation VIII sell California
type concrete bungalows deferred payment
plan, same rent. Write for details BAR
CLAY BUILDERS. Suite s24 Broad ST.. N. y.
BUNGALOWS, 4 and rooms, on water.
boulevard and trolley; small cash payment,
balance same rent
G. +. MARTIN, 15 Broad ST., New York.
DILLON HOUSES, and rooms. all inn
provements: ready for occupancy; tax ex-
empt; garage space; $3.50 and upwards:
small cash payments, balance monthly in
stallments. Take City Line 81, Lefferts av.
cars to Boyd av. and Ferry st. station. go
south Ferry ST. III blocks. j. e. BAS-
TRESS. 391 Fulton ST., Brooklyn. Phone
Main 6J}6
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HOUSES WANTED. UNFURNIsHED

wANTED-Unfurnishe private house In col.
orcd section Of Brooklyn THOMPSON. 22Sf
Tth av.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey--sale or Rent.

New Jersey--Sale or Rent.
BUNGALOWS. California and semi new tax
exempt modern. Rutherford, Lyndhurst !;
easy committing: $500 upwards; easiest
terms: older houses 81 800 up. NICHOLSON
CO.. owners, builders. Lyndhurst, N. J. CAT
station.
OONTON-MOUNTAIN LAKES.
Homes within committing distance.
GEORGE w. BLANCHARD,
400 Main Street. Boonton, N. j.
DEAL. N. J.-Beautifully furnished resi-
dence. IL rooms. baths; opposite golf
links: minutes walk from station: grounds
265Nls1; quick sale price $4,000. HAIR
RINGToN, AGENCY. Asbury Park. n j..
Phone lI32.
DESIRABLE HOMES, $4,000 UP.
Sta.a Your Wants. List Free.
NJ. -. STRAUSS, opp. sta, Rutherford. n. j..
EAST ORANGE-My eight room home in ex-
elusive section. convenient to trolley. rail-
gas. kitchen; slate roof. fireplace. glass en-
closed porch; all light rooms; garage with
concrete drive: price $4,000 John 1854
FOR SALE AT ALLENHURsT.
To close an estate viii sacrifice hotel: near
ocean, 100 rooms. fully furnished and
last season $4,000. Price s110,OOO Terms
arranged.
At West End. Ocean av. exceptionally well
constructed house. lS rooms. . tiled baths, 8
lavatories. splendid hot air heating system
handsomely furnished and decorated: plot
1o0xS00. Only $4,000.
Ocean av Fronting on the ocean. house
containing 20 rooms. baths. spendId steam
heating system; plot :ooxo0o; garage and
greenhouse. Price $4,000; must sell. VIII
entertain any reasonable offer.
Most modern furnished homes for rem at
Allenhurst Deal. Elberon and West End NJ
DAVID S. MEYER. NC,
53 Brighton av..
WaSt END
The New York herald., 1922-02-12

TO LEASE for six months from April l.,
1922. at Compo Beach, Westport. Conn.
beautiful home, furnished. directly on Long
Island Sound; four bed rooms, two baths,
large living room, dining room. kitchen.
sleeping porch: servant and chauffeur $
quarters; garage; tennis court all con-
veniences: owner going TO Europe reason
for renting. For particulars apply by let
ter TO p. o. Box 511. South Norwalk, Conn.,
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Miscellaneous-Sale or Rent.

ANYWHERE in the u S. we sell all kinds OF
properties. Write, stating your wants.
NICHOLSON CO., Lyndhurst. n. j. (mem-
bers National Realtor Association
DELIGHTFUL private residence (furnished)
on State road between Manchester, VT, and
Saratoga, N v; lawn, garden; garage. Ad-
dress g., 442 Columbus av.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12

wARBURTON Av.-Modern single fam
lily. eleven room house; brick and terra
Gotta: all improvements lot J0x100: price
only $1,000: small amount OF cash re-
uuired.
STEEI. REALTY DEVELOPMENT COR
PORATION,
203 WHITE HOUSE BUILDING. &c
MAIN ST. YoNKERS. n. Y. YoNKERS
1858.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12
Maine-sale or Rent.
FlOridn-Saie or Rent.

FLORIDA.-Indian River Park of 10000
acres: high. rich land for citrus fruit and
truck growing, stock and general farming
will subdivide. l.. w. VALENTINE agent.
373 4th av., New York city.
LAKELAND HIGHLANDS grapefruit groves.
HALLAM & CO., 100 Broadway, ". Y. G.
MAKE one of our Florida party February IS
and inspect our 10 acre grape fruit groves :
cost. including transportation. hotel. enter
tainment is $150; pay $75 OF this. Book
let on request. HOVER, 212 Broadway.
N. Y.
TEN ACRES of orange groves. planted cul-
tvated, cared for for five years without
cost, brought to bearing: property that
will support you for life; this is offered you
ut beautiful Lake Avalon, near Orlando,
Fla, by a company composed OF thirty bank
and business men of Orlando who are
developing 1000 acres of finest citrus fruit
lands in the United States; easy terms; six
years to pay. Ask for booklet and details.
Broadway. Tel. Barclay 2730.
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Maryland-Snle or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL, mild climate: Eastern Shore;
duck shooting; fertile soil; 176 acres splen-
did buildings, orchards; bargain; $4,000.
BsATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S0 9TH av., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-12

GEO. II. COOPER. Pittsfield. Mass.
SALE on State road, small country hotel,
with garage 10 cars. doing a good business
year around; 2o rooms. Is sleeping rooms,
baths. all brass pipes neat and clean, on n
lake. with - cottages; good mill town;
running day and night come and see 1t;
good reason for selling: price right. Par
tlculars, inquire of
ID. j. NEYLON,
Lakewood House. East BrookfieId, Mass,
between Boston and New York.
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Westchester-SaIe or Rent.

TO those desiring TO build in order 10
achieve individuality and dstinctiveness
we can offer a few plots IN Bronxvlle for n
client who desires congenial neighborsi prop
erty Is 8 minutes from station and Schools
and divided into f00xi50 n. parcels; assist
ance will be given in financing and obtaining
materials at lowest prices.
BURKE STONE. INC,
Al East 4od st Rrnnxville. n. Y
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HARLEM RIVER docking facilities, 149th.
with one story brick building, 10000 squars
feet. ]. G. FORSTER, 724 sth
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-06-08
Births

Born TO Mr.. and Mr.. Carl Fisher, a
son June l. Mrs. Fisher and baby are
at the home of Mr.. Fishers mother.
Mrs H, A. Fisher, 127 Seventh street,
the famil yhome being at Frankfort.
Illinois
X y
DR.. Stork has also brought a SON
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
McGilvra, Sank Prairie. Ms. McGilvra
will be remembered as Miss Lena AL
win, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Alvin and teacher in the coun-
ty schools.
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daughter has arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Pulley. st. Cloud,
Minnesota. The girl has been named
Lynette Mariene. Mr.. Pilley is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Pilley, Eighth
street, Baraboo.