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FAMILY COW,

Good Brood Sow. will pig by day of
sale: horse rake, grain drill, moving
machine heavy 2-horse wagon. all
good rs new: rubber tire top buggy,
Deering binder, foot cut, new
heavy 1-horse spring wagon, heavy
spring wagon pole, about Is bushels
o. planting potatoes. Beagle, female
viii be sold.
Terms of Sale:-All sums of SO,
cash on all sums over SO credit of
months will be given, on note with
approved security, bearing interest
from dav CT sale.
IOHN IL. CRAPSTER.
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10 IRi DIT

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll
County Maryland letters Testamentsry or
the Personal Estute #
THOMAS K HAW
late of Carroll County, deceased All t-er-.ns
having claims against the deceased ar, hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the voucher
hereof legal authenticated. to the subscriber
on OF Def re the oath day Of :. p;ember 1922 they
may otherwise nv law be excluded from all benef,
If said est; te
Given und er my hand this 10th day of February,
1922
SARAH L. SHAW
Feb 2i-4t Administrators.
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Executors Sale
Real Estate and
Personal Property
AT MANCHESTER, MARYLAND.
AT MANCHESTER, MARYLAND.

By virtue of the power and author
ity contained in the last will and test
ament of jeremiah Yingling,, deceased,
duly admitted to probate by and re-
corded among the will records of the
Orphans Court of Carroll County, and
an order of said Court, the undersign-
ed acting executor, will offer at public
sale. on the premises situated in Man
chester. Maryland, on Westminster
street, commonly known as Foundry
Avenue" adjoining the properties of
Charles Masenhimer and Malcolm
Ousler, on
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1884 Square Feet

more or less, of which Jeremiah Wing
ling died seized and possessed. This
lot is improved by two story Frame
Weatherboarded House of six rooms,
with electric fixtures, and cellar under
it; there is also work shop and all
other necessary outbuildings. A small
part of this property is subject to a
ground rent of twenty cents a year.
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Public Sale !!
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1922.

L A4JbA Its
at 10 4. NJ, the undersigned, intend
ing to cult farming, will sell at Public
Sale, on my farm, about miles from
Taneyt0wn, near Mayberry, formerly
The Charles Hesson Farm, the follow
ing articles:
HEAD OF MULES,
pair dark bay mules, years old, one
an extra good leader or will work
wherever hitcked, the other an off
side worker; pair dark bay mules, i
years old. both been worked in lead;
dark bav mule, 16 years old, work any
where pitched, good single driver;
all good big mules;
HEAD COWS AND STOCK BULL,
Jersey COW, Durham COWS, 2 Brin-
lie COWS. will have calves by day OF
safe. . will have calves by last OF
april, one in November;
q HEAD OF HOGS,
2 sows. will farrow April LIST: SOW
With eight pigs, rest are shoats, ran,
LIZ rom ~ 10 so pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Deering binder, it. cut, good con-
diIion; Osborne mower, Osborne rak,
both good as new; S-nOe Farmers
Favorite grain drill; Shoe Hench d
-IIuAEUld sTa.n drIll, in .,oCd order,
are te3r-ess manure spreader, Ii.
ID order; 1rOWn dJuD!e ridin5 corn
; w, A.hEi NJ doUO.e r.dlns corr
J.JsI, -t.nT s5HC uOuD4e row corn pIan.-
er. 1 17-tooGh lever harrow, wooa
r4me harroWs, one 22-tooth and the
)tGeT 1%-too5n; snoEeI plow, corn
WORKER. oliver -Urryw Nv, 20. h
!1ri DOW, no. so; Vu.can plow, No.
i L; three section land roller;
-.rse wagons aid bed, z-horse wagon
I'd 0sd. new; pair hay carria ,es, !,
Por. anu cd.,er, buggy, buggy
20. 5g-l-, wash pole, I0ur horse
--z|- SPIN va on, single, douO.
IL .-.B.e ,reas, s.reCcner, srind
-. Jucl corn she.ier, jockey sticks
AIR 1rae51 chains, heavy log and
-! Gins, Pair butt traces,
-. ISIS u 50 y, sc
a ie:s, d, .~, on, Ls
.-5,.Ee5, wI,sr-us -rou5-.
y " bars dun plt. il, an
Jaw forks, straw knife, Disk,
zen a.oDs, sloye.s, grain Grade
ev grain sacks, autoTobil
Jacks. 1 sets front gears, sets bree I.
GIIs. double set harness, halters.
iridles. hitching traps. six horse lin
pair check Ines. collars, 21-inch
and 6 18-inch; leo barrel corn
Y by ,le ton pc atoes, gao chickens
re vine ar, eco pounds hand cul
pixies. pair heavy steps, II #. long,
al Nv the cord,
; AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCK,
COX truck, y ton, good condition
IN. roadster, .,ood condition, 1917
Tel; lLuds n roadster, good condi-
4 1913 model.
H3y5EA0LD GOODS,
piece leather parlor suit, stands
iaIrs, aajlcs, bureau, rocking chairs
; cuDboarG5, sink, chunk stove, ran e
2arac i've New Sra; cook stove, wash
machine, perch swing. jars, milk cans
crooks. buckets, stone jars, large s.
day clock. alarm clock, hanging
lamps, good as rev, and other lamps;
lawn bench, lawn mower, cot, spring
and mattress, separator, Butterfly No.
!la, good condition.; pictures, mating
ron kettle and ring. and other things
30 numerous to mention.
The "om&ns Society of Baust
Church will sell lunch at this sale.
Terms OF Sale:-All sums under
$40. cash; all sums above SO, credit
II nine months will be given on note,
with approved security, bearing inter-
est from day of sale.
CLAYTON Z. MYERS.
]. y. o. Smith, Auctioneer.
O. f. Dodrer,
lanes II. Steiner, Clerks.
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P u BLlC ALE
Tn a March is, 1922

The undersigned, intending to quit
farming. will sell at public sale, on
the above date, on the Edward Flick
4 ar Il. known as the Jesse Lem
on farm. 2 miles north of Mayberry
and 212 miles west of Silver Run, and
one mile east of Markers Mill, in My
ers' district, Carroll County, Md.
5 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
back saddle horse, Is years old, can
not he hitched wrong; bay horse, II
years old. good off-side worker and a
good driver; pair bay mules, IL years
old, both good leaders; dark bay mule.
fine leader;
IL HEAD OF CATTLE,
consisting OF mich cows, some Will
be fresh by day of sale, the rest are
summer and fall cows; heifers. one
close springer; stock bulls, ) of
them fit for service; l fat bull,
Is HEAD OF HOGS,
consisting of brood sows, will have
pigs last of March; IS shoats, ranging
in weight from 80 to 20 pounds.
PARKING IMPLEMENTS.
consisting of Atom Western wagon,
3i2 in. tread. with bed, will hold 100
bushels of corn; 3-ton thimble skein
wagon. with bed, 3la inch tread: .
horse wagon, 3 inch tread: spring
wagon Deering binder, It. cut, good
as new: Johnson corn binder, in good
r-nning order; Deering mower, #.
cut; Adriance mower, ) IL. cut, self
dump hay rake, Deering make; hay
tedder. Superior grain drill, Deering
steel roller, dust nroof: black hawk
double row corn planter, with nhoS-
phate attachment; disc harrow, New
Ideal manure spreader, good as new;
walking corn plows, Hench & Drum
gold, the other a Dale; = hay carriages
one IS it.. the other II TT. long; ) har-
rows. one 17-tooth lever harrow; one
23-tooth harrow and one 20-tooth
Perry harrow. = Syracuse furrow
plows, No. 361: single corn worker,
grain cradle, wheelbarrOw. clover seed
soweY, cart, sled, > feed cutters, Tor
nado and Ross; farming mill, rubber
tire buggy, hay fork, rope and pulleys,
mattock. shovel, digging iron, pick
forks. 3-horse spreader, 2-horse
SprSnuef- Sin5le, uoul'ic dHu ilpit
trees. jockey sticks, log, cow and
N~east chains, middle rings. Harness
. sets hreechbands, 5 sets lead bar
ness. wagon saddle, earring straps
collars. wagon saddle, shrdlu taoins
collars. brides, halters, check lines
lead lines. lead reins. peLaval cream
separator. No. II; barrel churn, line
shaft and pulley, and many other ar
ticIes not mentioned.
Sale to begin at IL o'clock sharp.
Terms of Sale:-Sums of s. and un
der. cash: sums above $500 credii
Of 10 months will he given on notes
with approved security. bearing inter
est from day OF sale.
GEO. T.. EISENHUTH.
I YIN. Warner, Auct
Motter and Croft, Clerks.
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Sorrel horse. s years old, work any
where hitched, an excellent leader;
sorrel mare, II wears old, work any
where hitched, good saddle mare and
fearless OF autos; black colt, coming
2 years old. heavy draft;
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PUBLIC SALE.
THURSDAY, MARCH ., 1922,

THURSDAY, MARCH ,, 1922,
at II o'clock m. regardless of wealth
er. the undersigned, having sold his
farm, will sell at Public Sale, on above
date. on the farm formerly known as
the Josiah Myers farm, l mile East
of Markers MILL l mile North of May
berry, and 212 miles West of Silver
Run. in Myers district, Carroll county,
Md. the following personal property:
TWO HORSES,
One large lead and saddle mare, the
other bay mare, will work anywhere,
FOUR HEAD Or CATTLE.
Jersey. Holstein, Jersey heifers, close
springers.
Farm Machinery-New 2-horse wag-
on and he'd, 3-inch tread, 2-ton capac-
ity; one-horse wagon and he'd, new
Deering mower, new Hoosier corn
planter with phosphate attachment;
Hench riding corn worker, iron beam,
3-horse pillow, 2-horse pillow, land roll
err. hay rake, 1Sft. hay carriage, corn
fork. shovel plow, dung sled, cutting
box, ton buggy, hay fork and pulley,
lrg. COW. breast and other chains, dun8
and pick forks, 2-horse stretcher. sin
gle, double and triple trees, buggy
pole. part of buggy, harness, etc.
Four sets of front gears, 5 collars, 4
brides. check lines, etc, hog poles.
blacksmith forges, broad axe, cross
cut saw: work bench. tool chest, some
carpenter tools, old Trusty Red
wood incubators, in fine shane; 20
capacity: block and tackle for stretch
ing and splicing wire fence, $50 hens,
many of them pullets; hay and fodder,
Household goods, Columbia range
chunk stove, New American cream
separator. suitable for herd of 4 or s
head; couch, plush robe, oval churn,
milk strainer and many other articles
80, aentj"ned.
Terms of Sale: All sums of SO and
under. cash; sums above SO, a credit
of six months will be given with in
terest and to be approved by security
JOHN j. SNYDER.
T A Martin, Auct.
H. A. Fleagle, Clerk.
feb 24-1t
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PUBLIC SALE.

Intending to quit farming will sell
on the Shriner Farm, on the Deer Park
Road about 4 mile from State Road.
near Smallwood, on
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SIN h s. r, ! sn de

alUH MONDAY COMES once
fEEK l-N9f S~ n ~ IN bElG''
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The hest thing citizen of Russia
can hone to get is Winnipeg
Free Press, -
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! will sell at Public Sale on the Den
ton Reese Farm, situated on the Sulli
van Road. miles from Westminster
and l mile from Rogers school house
on
TUESDAY, MARCH z, 1922,
at II o'clock, sharp.
HEAD HORSES.
Gray saddle horse, 10 years old
works wherever hitched, except in the
lead, good family driver, safe for
woman or child to drive; bay horse, 5
years old. a good off-side worker; sor-
rel, 8 wears old, works wherever
hitched: dark bay, II years old, works
wherever hitched; bay II years old, q
good leader; dark bay, 9 years old, Off
side worker and driver.
MILK cows,
2 heifer's stock bull, consists of Guer-
nsey and Durham Stock. Some of them
will be fresh by day OF sale, some fall
cows Hogs, one young sow will far
row by day OF sale, 1 SOW will farrow
in June. Boar, shoats, will weigh
about 80 or 40 pounds; shoats, 10
or II weeks old, these hogs are the
@. I. c. Stock broadtread wagons
and bed. rubber tire buggy, good:
or 6-horse Studebaher, good as new;
3-horse wagon, Studebalier Home
made wagon, International manure
spreader. No. 2, only used one season;
Deering Binder, 7-fOot cut, good as
new; one DeeTing mower, Tiger horse
rake, 2 Oliver chilled furrow plows,
one a steel beam, one a wood beam;
1S-spriaG tooth harrows, 2 Sulky corr
flows. one a Krause, one Hench q
Drumgold: single walking corn plow
shovel pillow, steel land roller, Albright
double row corn planter, Empire
hoe grain drill, nearly new; II. p.
Advance gasoline engine, Fleetwood
grain seDarator, ESndless Candy belt,
5 inch; Quaker City chopping mil
fodder cutter. old time threshing ma
chine for fodder shredding, 1S-ft. hay
carriages. basket sleigh, cutter sleigh,
good as new; one Crown clover seed
sowe-, Harpoon hay fork, rone and
pulIeys. bag truck, BLACK Hawk corn
shelter. 80 gal steel Gil drum, grind
stone. 2 iron hog troushs, one fee,
and one feet: hay knife, wa con tack
cant hook. sledge hammer, shea
forks. Pitch forks. dun igrks. , 5000
wheel for b nfer ton ne set breech-
bands. ; sets lead harness, collars
brides. wagon saddle. 6 ha]ters, pair
cheek lines. f-horse line, pair breas
chains. fifth chain, standard chain
sir 10 f-'oe~ . '-nv sticks. double
trees. , horse stretcher. 5 horse ir0-
evener, set good buggy harness, tyin
strap, sleigh bells, DeI-aval cream
so9aratar n -. barrel butter "hUrn
for hand or power, pu'levs 'cr chr
? ;rc', shaft rUHev. hot water incrbn-
tor. 12O egg; Enterprise 4-Quart ma
suffer and Grinder, ice cream freeze"
New Perfection two burner oil stove
20 wards ingram carpet and many o.
err articles not mentioned
Terms Of Sale: All sums Of $40 an
under. cash: al suns over SO a red
Of 8 months wiz he "iTe0 on n
with 9rn~ovna s~ru"''v wi'N0n- '"'"r
o.. p -~.,--''-- -.-fr - IT,
o. --'c s. -.~ 49, ~ .- ---''
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FARM FOR SALE

Consisting of 40 acres, improved
and all other necessary outbuildings,
all in good condition. with running
water at barn and a good we'll of wa
ter at the house. There is meadow
and some woodland on this farm. 1t is
located about Az miles from West
minister, along the Mt. Airy road.
For information address
GEO. w. HARRIS,
Westminster, Md.
Or Telephone Westminster S09-F11.
feb 3-4t
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When last seen business was still
turning the corner. "-Brookvill
Record.
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Saturday, March II. l9z2

at one o'clock, P. NJ, all that lot or
parcel of land situated at the inter
section of Spring Alley and an alley
leading from Green Street westward
ly towards the Western Maryland
Railroad in Westminster. Carrot
County. Maryland. containing 6,243.25
SQUARE FEET OF LAND. more or
less, and being a part of the same land
conveyed by George W. A'baugh, Trus-
tee, to- Charles c. Goruch by deed Of
record,in Liber ]. II. B., No. So. folio
$50. etc. This property IS improved
hv
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MONDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1922,

at IL O'Clock, A. H., all the following
valuable personal property, that is to
say.
l pair black mules, black mule, l
bay horse. sets lead harness, ) bril-
dies. 5 collars, wagon saddle, fly nets,
pair check lines, l set buggy har-
ness. black COW, 1 COW AND CALF.
roam cow, yearlinE bull, l big red
bull, 1 brood SOW, BROOD SOW AND
"l 5. rod Shoats, milk cans; John
Deere walking pillow, ridingcorn plow,
spring wagon, buggy, sleigh, Interna
tional horsepower Gasoline engine,
double trees, triple trees. about so bar
rels of corn, wagon and bed, fodder
cutter. feed grinder, platform scales,
double row corn planter, Mccormick
"'nder hav fork and rope, hay car
~iaoe. furrow plows, spring-tooth
'rr-w. sDrin~tooth lever harrow,
neerin~ mower, horse rake, 8 legged
/ ~0rp nlow. land roller. half-interest in
80 " "'os If rowing wheat, half-inter-
est in aornS ~~0w'o~
breast chains, 4 Jockey sticks, circular
saw and frame, kitchen table, kitchen
stove. kitchen cabinet and cupboard
'-i+ohon chairs 2 rocking chairs. par
Tor stove leather ROCKING chair. nar-
/ lor stand. rug. 2 hall chairs and
~N"'i1T chairs couch. 2 nedestals.
ooh rnrlars . reed rockers. brass
he7etea6 and snrin~s chiffonier he'd
room dresser ? hedrnom"hairs. birds
eve mamie hedstead birds eve mamie
dresser. stand. clothes tree. iron bed
stead and snring. white dresser. Prim'
1850 cream senarator 125 chickens,
~riraaS and MILK cans one ENN.
'Dn CNNEDANTv PLAYER PIANO, 2E
rolls of music and miami stool
Terms Of Sale:-Cash. No property
70 he removed until settled for.
+. EDWARD MARTIN, Sheriff.
H T. Wentz, Clerk.
John W Reaver, Auctioneer
Feb 24-2t
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BY virtue Of two writs of feri facias
issued out of the Circuit Court for
Carroll County by Harry A Frederick
IL a jud 3ment by him held against
larry NJ Shildt and James E. Shildt,
and by the Manchester Bank asainst
the said James E. Shildt and Harry NJ.
Shildt and E5telia NJ. Shildt, and to
me directed, l have seized and taken
in execution and l will sell by virtue
OF said writs at public sale on the
premises, now occupied by the said
James E. Shildt and Harry NJ. Shildt,
situated about one mile east of Line
boro on the Shauck public road in Car
r)I County, in the State OF Maryland.
and being on the farm of the said Har-
ry 4. Frederick, on
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Saturday, March 4, 1922,

at two o'clock p. M, all that lot of
land containing about
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH s, 1922,
= HORSES! COLT

at II o'clock, the following persona
property:
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EXECUTOR 'A'T
of Valuable
Real Estate
IN WESTMINSTER CA22HTI
COUNTY, MD.

BY virtue OF the power of sale con.
tanned in the last viii and testameT
of Charles C. Gorsuch. late o Carr
County, in the State of Maryland d.
ceased, and pursuant to an order o.
the Orphans Court of Carroll County
the undersigned executors will Offer
at public sale on the premises, on
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N. !. ". TroXel,
John I. Yingling, Clerks.
John ". RcaTer. tuct;0reer.
feb 24-2t
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III EyyERS' WAGE AGREEMENTS
END 1T one TINE, APRIL 1ST.
VIZ" HfPPENED THAT WAY
BEFORE.
The ~ luminous and Anthracite
agreements have always ended at diff
'erent times for the conditions are en-
reg different. This year all azree-
,ents end at one tie What the out
1ne viii be, nobody knows
SIN h s. R, sn de
..0HN l.. REIFSNIDER. Jr., Owner,
Westminster, Nd.
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PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at Public Sale on the Den
ton Reese Farm, situated on the Sulli-
van Road. miles from Westminster,
and l mile from Rogers school house,
on
TUESDAY, MARCH Z, 1922,
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IL HEAD OF CATTLE,

consisting OF 6 mich COWS, some Will
be fresh by day of sale, the rest are
summer and fall cows; ? heifers, one
close springer; stock bulls, ) of
them fit for service; l fat bull,
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
Live Stock and Farming Implements
In Woolerys District Carroll County Maryland.

The undersigned
Sandyvie Fnksburg
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Is HEAD OF HOGS,

consisting of brood sows. will have
pigs last of March; Is shoats, ranging
in weight from 80 to 20 pounds
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Wednesday, March Is, 1922,
mem tic,
2 Horses and 2 Colts
10 Head of Holstein and Durham Milk
Cows

milk Y tread bed Is
will heavy runabout eighs
and heotherW with he'd
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GEO. L. EISENHCTH.

YIN. Warner, Auct
Motter and Croft, Clerks.
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back saddle horse, Is years old, can
not he hitched wrong; bay horse, Il
years Old. good of-side worker and a
good driver; pair bay mules, IL years
old, both good leaders; dark bay mule,
a fine loader.
The Dolores star., 1922-08-25

fur-natural opossum-exactly suited
to youth, makes enchanting collar and
cuffs.
There are many deep-pile fabrics
with many new names) in coatings,
made up into garments of the dressier
sort. Coats are loose with full
sleeves and fur trimmings are abun-
dainty used, but some of them have
deep rolling collars of the material,
fulled a little at the back. Innings
are usually made of silk crepe, often
In color contrasting with that in the
coat, and this gives the designer an
opportunity to add flavor of youth
to rich garment.
The pretty utility coat, at the rlgh.
Of the picture, reveals the fine hand
of the expert designer Of clothes for
the young. 1t Is a straight-line model
that advocates the return of the nor
NAL waist line and accomplishes Its
purpose adroitly with loose belt in
The Dolores star., 1922-08-25

made of the materials are very spar
ingly used. Pin tucks In parallel rows
and placed in groups. or box tucks
are features of the decoration in the
tailored styles. French knots. inserted
cords and very narrow, sturdy edg
!ngs play excellent parts In them also
Chemise With step-in drawers, or with
knickers to match, answer the demand
for attractive and comfortable under
year.
Cotton crepes and tailored styles
will interest those who are providing
outfits for young women and girls
school wear, for two good reasons.
Laundering must be considered and
silks require a little special care in
vGshing-although 1t is very easy to
"a them. The other reason is that 1t
IL better for the school girl to have
toe little than too much of the lux
uries in her wardrobe and, to many
people, silk undergarments are still
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:l~~t-.~t-~vnr-~%nr-~v
) In Fall Undergarments;
! Handsome School Coats
{

Gus summer and journey content
edly collegeward. outfitted with Il
handsome coat like that shown at the
left of the two illustrated. When the
time comes TO go. there is nothing
more consoling to one of the younger
generation than piece of fetching
millinery and a wrap that is impress
sive; and here is the limit of richness
to be allowed the college girl. The
coat has the hall marks of the sea-
sons styles In its low. bloused waist
line. its trimming of very narrow SILK
bands and its loose straps. The huhy
The Dolores star., 1922-08-25
Scotch Thrift.

In talk on thrift, banker told a
story about Scotch farmer who. on
frequent shopping trips in town, would
hitch MS horse on Main street, and
having securely attached the feed has
would lift hen from the wagon and
tle her with stout cord to one OF
the shafts. in such manner that sb,
would be able to pick up every bit O,
oats the horse might drop while wrest
ing with the feed bag.-Judge.
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NHEN the subject OF undergar-
w ments comes up for discussion
he first thing to be settled is what
= ort of material is to be used. The
shoice lies between silk and fine cotton.
In silks crepe-back satin. radium and
.repe de chine have won the confidence
If buyers. In cottOns there are fine
smooth muslins, batiste. nainsook and
cotton crepes TO choose from and the
last mentioned seems to be making an
assured place for itself.
The tailored styles prevail. which
means that trimmings. other than those
The Dolores star., 1922-08-25
TWO HANDSOME SCHOOL COATS

q luxury. At the right Of the picture
a chemise and knickers are shown, Of
pink cotton crepe, which answers per-
fectly for school wear.
A very practical slip is shown at
the left of the picture. This has
proved very convenient garment,
suited to the current styles in dresses,
md is often made of sateen. In the
sheerer materials 1t usually has hip
depth hem or double panels at the
back and front. for shadow-proof de-
vices. The slip pictured is intended
to be worn under sheer dresses and
the body is provided with front
panel of lace.
One may turn the back on a Joy.