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The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

day with Mrs. London's parents, MT,
and Mrs John Smith.
| The T. A. Richards family who have
farmed the Bruce Turner ranch the
past two years, moved Thursday to
the H. B. Coffman ranch near Olathe.
The two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ w. Pridy who has been SER
iously sick of pneumonia is much i'm
proved and considered out of danger.
Ed. Pridy, who was operated on for
appendicitis at Montrose some time
ago, has so far recovered that he
was able to return home Wednesday.
The John and Lonnie Summer fami.
lies spent their Thanksgiving with
the ladies' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
]. Marsh at their home in the cedars.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kettle Of Co.
Iona, who were married recently, are
visiting Mrs. Kettles sister, Mrs.
Clark Miles. Friday night they were
given an old-fashioned charivra.
The managers of the Delta sugar
factory invite all farmers. whether
they are beet raisers or not, to visit
their factory any time up to Dec. 2s,
when the factory will close.
One night last week a pack of dogs
got into herd of sheep belonging to
Lee McLaurl and killed several.
Twelve head disappeared and up to
this time have not been heard of.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Warrick enter
tanned the G. A. Tabor and L. E. Ho-
gan families to an elaborate dinner
Sunday. In the afternoon all attend
ed church services at the Stone school
house.
Guy Ramage, who left last week for
California, writes that he arrived at
Long Beach and likes the country
fine. He is with Coleman Pridy and
Alvin Freeland who went out there
some time ago.
| AS T. A. Richards was moving to
ranch near Olathe Thursday, one OF
his work horses took sick on the road
and died that night. Mr.. Richards
feels the loss keenly as it was a
very valuable animal.
| Thanksgiving day Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| G. Blowers entertained friends to a
lovely turkey dinner. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Blowers and
baby Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Workman
and two daughter of High mesa and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lathrop of Mont.
rose.
Lyle and Don McClurg left Wednes
day for Phoenix, Arizona. They went
by auto and expect to see California
and are making the trip in hopes that
the change of climate may be benefi
cial to Don, whose health has not been
good for almost two years. The best
wishes of their friends go with them
Robert Pates was quite seriously
hurt Thursday evening, when horse
he was riding fell on him. The horse
fell in such a way that it was unable
to get up and had to be dragged Of
the boy. At first it was thought hi
was fatally hurt, but he is somewha
better, although one limb seems para
lyzed.
Thursday evening several neighbour
OF Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hogan step
ped in on them unlimited to spend tn
evening. A general good time wa
had and refreshments were served lat
in the evening. Those in ATTENDANCE
were the Henry Thomas, Bert La
throp, Carl Westesen. Charles Phillips
. Roe Manlox and Joe Bishop families
Irving Thomas, who has been Il
Alaska the last four or five years
] arrived here Monday for visit wit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henr
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
U. s. Government Underwear

U. s. Government Underwear
2.500,00 pieces new Government un-
derwear purchased by us to sell to the
public direct at 75c each. Actual re-
tail value $3.50 each. All sizes.
Shirts "a to 46; drawers 80 to a.
Send correct sizes. Pay postman on
delivery or send US money order. II
is not satisfactory we will
refund money promptly upon request,
Dept. "a. Pilgrim Woolen Co., 1476
New York, N. Y. 46tfc.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
Sunday Special

A big dinner for the public will be
served at the Park Hotel on Sunday,
December 70. Stewed chicken. baked
chicken. roast turkey with dressing;
all kinds OF good side dishes. Moth
ing over soc. The public invited.
Mrs. l.. n. Dyer.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
Or. kALmEN c. sApERo

The well known Denver specialist.
on the eye. ear, nose and throat. will
again visit Delta Wednesday. Decem-
ber 20. at the Delta Hotel Consulta-
ton. also examination for glasses.
free Call early.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

for beets, grain and alfalfa. Loca-
tion Section 2s, Township IA, Range
s2 West. Make me an offer cash or
Trade. NJ. R. Martin, Oregon, Mis-
souri,. 4S-53p
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

We Are In Business
Let us make your old mattress new:
all work guaranteed. Call Central
Mattress Repair Shop. Colo. phone
2S0-w. 311 Eaton Ave, Delta. 1892.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08

At the spiritualistic seances, the
ghosts are rapping, and in our home
towns the dead ones are knocking.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
Notice

Notice
Where is the place to get big feeds?
The Park Hotel. OF course.
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
He Should Worryl

He Should Worryi
Rub-My wife got mad because
wasn't worried when she was.
Dub-What did she worry about7
Rul,-Because wouldn't worry
with her.
Not an Enthusiast.
won't your wife save for a rainy
dayT
"Well, she occasionally gets a few
dollars in bank. Only counts on Q
sprinkle"
Trappsrs.
Hicks-COuld q person make money
trapping. wonder7
Rlcks-I know several women whs
have made their fortunes at It.
In These Days.
"At last the man who blows his owD
horn is getting popular"
"Huh7"
ssE4a rims an aufOuDohi1an
The Delta independent., 1922-12-08
Not an Enthusiast.
In These Days.

"At last the man who blows his OVID
horn is getting popular"
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
PROFESSIONALS
INFLUENCE RISES
IN Dull MARKET
Another Cut in Pennsyl,
vania Crude Oil Helps
Short Selling.
RAIL ISSUES LOSE
Call Money Opens at 4 Per
Cent and Drops TO 8 Dur
ing Last Hour.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Trading IN
stocks was dull today with pro-
fessionAI influences in the ascend
sncy. Another cut in the price OF
Pennsylvania Crude Oil encouraged
short selling among the oil stocks
and rails were generally heavy as
the result Of continued weakness in
Chicago and Northwestern and ac-
tive selling OF the Erie issues. The
latter showed losses OF about ~
points, the common going as low
as Z. Taken as a whole. indus
trials were irregularly lower.
Call Money Lower.
The real feature OF our domestic
markets was. however, a further
lowering in money rates. Call
opened at per cent, the lowest
opening since September, 1919. soon
fell TO 3Is per cent and at the
start OF the last hour was reduced
to per cent This Is the cheapest
call money on the exchange since
November. 1919. Bankers accept
snccs eligible TO rediscount at the
Federal Reserve Bank meanwhile
declined to per cent as compared
with "a on Saturday and time
money was in supply at 81 per
cent. Expectations OF easier money
after the turn OF the year are sc-
cordingly being realized.
Bank Acceptance. Lower.
The important developments in the
cred2 situation today was a rediic-
tionNin the rate on eligible mem
Der bank acceptances from "a TO
per cent. Its significance lies in the
fact that each OF the more recent
cuts in the Federal Reserve Bank
rediscount rate has been preceded
by a lowering Of acceptance rates.
Between September 81 and Novem-
Der 3. the dates OF the last two cuts
at the New York reserve bank. ac-
ceptances declined from az 20 Ell
per cent Since November 80 the
acceptance rate has gone down z
per cent.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
LOCAL
Members waskineten stock
ExehanEe-D
sTocKs.

Washington Gas 7lsf. 800 at los. $1,000
at s4E. $1,000 at 1054.
at s4x.
Potomac Eiee LIST Be-. sf.oeo at sIE.
Capital Traction. at o., . at %, at 81.
10 at ~. ut e1k.
Wash Ry and Eiec pfd. ut IS. az IS.
washington Gas Light, at az. 2 ct
CO.,. 5 at 30. 6 at 50.
Continental Trust Co., 10 at ssbl. 10 az
esh.
MerrenthaIer Linotype. 2 at $50. at $50,
at $50. at $50. at $50. 10 at 100. at
$50. 10 at l2sis. 10 at 12sh, 10 at l2oh.
at 1871.
AFTER CALL
Washington Ry and EIee 4s. $1,000 at
ssh, $1,000 at 651s.
Capital Traction. 2 at 97h.
Wash Loan and Trust Co.. 10 at 20.
Lanston Aonotype. 10 AZ -. ~ -, 10
at 12, 10 at u.
Money, call loans. 3 sn6~e per cent.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. s.-London tin
prices are fl lower. with spot az
1855 15s and futures at f16s 15s;
sales. 100 tons and $50 tons. Stan
dard copper is SIS higher at
Es5 It's Sd for spot and E6s 15s for
futures: sales, IS tons and 275 tons.
Electrolytic Is unchanged at f73 los.
Spot lead is Is Sd lower at ga Is Sd,
and spelter IS lower at E26 lis Sd.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10

Total saturday holiday
week 1,154o54 n 1,l1ss7s
From January date, $3.50 lOO against 5.s7777
nro and 1872 years
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The sugar market
closed 1 TO 8 points higher.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-10
COMPLETE N. Y. BOND SALES
n. B,as- ". Exchange,

jan of the Exchan
agains. sssasooo aSear asd ssootooe two
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
HOUSES FOR RENT

| ~as u&8maN8
Warehouse and Storage
Room for rent.
Rates Reasonable. Phone ror
FOR RENT-sixroom house; partly
furnished. $40 jefferson.
FOR RENT-April LIST. three. room mod
ern house with private bath. Inquire
eco Taylor.
FOR RENT-5-room furnished house
To3 johnson. Phone rs,
FOR RENT-April 3. duplex, three
rooms to each side. newly finished
everything convenient, five blocks nj
business part OF city. prise reasonable.
For Information address Box sss, care
Amarillo Daily News.
FOL, RENT-North side OF duplex. 1908
Buchanan. at 80 Pierce. Phone 7s2.
:. - ---- --------------------
TOR IsENT-fiveroom apartment; ON
i'avingga rage included Phone SOS.
FOR RENT-Three+o om APARTMENT:
large rooms; newly finished; Close In:
for further Information address Dor
yys. rare Amarillo daily News.
FOR RENr-Fiveroom house: mod.
crn. Phone ga.
FOR RENT-Fivc.toom modern bunga.
low; with good garade. 9os w. 10th 81.
Phone 2iss.
FOR RENT--One side duplex: Q rooms;
modern In every respect, with garage.
Eas, front location. located on Mad.
son. Phone sos day. 2iis night.
FOR RENT-south side duplex, 1917
buchanan street: practically new.
sSoee per month Phone Mr.. Rogers az
as7.
FOR RENT-New ihrcc.room house.
iio y. Lincoln. Phone ig3s.
-
TOR EENT-iialf Of duplex: 6 rooms
and hath. Price $50. Phone ssstss.
---------r-~-
FOR IsENT-Modcrn five.room house
at 1907 Lincoln 81. Phone sss.
FOR REST-six room residence. Au
ply 10 J. u. Kerr. 1900 Harrison.
FOR RENT-Extra good slx room
modern house. garaFe. two blocks off
OF Folk 81. close In. Phone $50.
FOR RENT-scvcn room modern
house. Phone 7c0.
FOR RENT-Ncw four room house IN
Lakevicw. $40. Phone sss or iics.
FOR RENT-One side new modern du.
plex. reference required. Phone go Or
1905. Russell Jewelry Co.
FOR RENT-sio'A Jackson. five room
modern house; garage. garden. etc. ].
n. Beard.
FOR RENT-six room house. $50.
5000 Lincoln. Phone 1855.
FOR RENT-fivc room modern house:
apply Sos East Ninth. Phone iS7iJ.
FOR RENT-Fivc room house. two
closets. SIS per month. Airhcart %
court house.
FOR HENT-Two room house. one 4
block from pos,officc. Apply acc Flu.
more 50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
LODGE NOTICES
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

.FoR DISTRICT JUDGE
Henry 8. Bishnp.
,foR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Henry J.. Ford.
Porter n. Underwood.
FoR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Lloyd Fletcher.
W. j. Fiesher.
yoR COUNTY TREASURER
J. l.. shea.
kcHooL TRUSTEE.
T. W. Gotten.
John A. Travis.
Airs. A. J. Crow.
FoR COUNTY JUDGE
Sam q. Motlow.
TOR DISTRICT CLERK.
~ J. G. skiilnan.
Tor SHERIFF.
Burton Roach.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
will Il. Benton.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
y Ed NJ. Pittman.
TAX COLLECTOR.
Ben Golding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Oil Leases
Blackburn Building
Phone 2l2. lies. 2Gl2.W.

u you believe in oil leases we
have them. Can give you loca.
lions around most any drilling
well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
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Skirts Now Rushing to Meet the Ankle gular Hem
Line and Dropping Draperies Suggest Length in
Many Cases Dignity is Inevitable Effect
in Longer Skrted Models - Low
WaiStlne Continues Popular.

ones draperies when one gets into
taxi IS not much trouble. That the
winter evening costumes, and formal
afternoon gowns will have these trail
lUs draperieS seems a fOrsgone con-
Cluslon. though dance froCkS Will
probably continue 10 be we'll of the
door. Some OF the new indoor cos
tunes ior early autumn are pictured
and you Canno; but admit tina; these
rvocks are enchantingly graceful and
have dignity and a becomiugness to
the figure that the short-sktrted
.roCks seemed TO miss. A good eX-
ample Of the dropping draperies that
suggest length Is given in the pic
tuvci trock OF crepe de chine w.th
beaded bodice and panel-end. This
costume HIS the new skirt drapery,
drawn toward one hip and then fall
ine in a straiCh; panel below the skirt
hem The SlaShed and draped sleeve
i particularly graceful feature. The
costume is Of wine red crepe de chine
with embroidery OF steel and cream
beads. and the weight OF the beads
makes the line Of the simple bodice
very "a; and smart in com oinatloN
with the SOFT folds Of the skirt drap-
.ry. Robbed hair has been arranged
clrrc~lv % accord with this new cos
tune Of dignity. by winding a long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

What crstwhilc nappcr OF abbreviated
skirt but would acquire new man
Her Of gentle dignity in this new
style costume for autumn"
Long skirts On The Stage Lead The
Way
All the stunning new evening
gowns worn ny important stars are
long now, and regarding the beauty
and the grace of these stage costumes
women are eager TO adopt tn" now
style. one OF the froCks worn 10y
Alexandra Carlisle in The Truth
about Elavds" is picturcd-a gorgeous
trock Of royal blue GcorEcttc headed
deliberately in the same deep blue col
or and with the new slashcd. droop-
my sleeve OF plain GcUrE"''", % set
Of the straigh, lines of the beaded
frock. Does net this rich and beau
,iful costume make last years abbre-
waited "napper skirt" look silly and
absurd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
30 ZHCE SZEENo
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5E/nSL< CR<I0< TSOC

rich rugs when you sit on deck. and
handsomely furnished cabins when
damp weather drives you inside.
But IL the invitation is for a small
boat-a jaunty little fortyfoot yawl or
A gasoline cruiser Of equal size-you
will need special clothes. Take along
no beautiful silk sport toys. no dlmy
organizes. no gauzy silk sweaters. You
will need a skirt with width to Chamber
oversize and IN and out Of rowboaD
or dinghy. And since the dinghy j.
apt to be wet, draped skirts are not
TO be recommended. Linen frocks
that can be tubbed will give most sat
isfaction; or white flannel skirts with
loose MILDLY blouses. Knockers In
stead of a petticoat, for II you want
to have any fun on small boat yoL
must be ready to Chamber about and
not sit all the time staidly in the cock.
pit.
Sweaters are no use at all unless
they are warm ones: and there should
be, besides, a big warm topcoat for
cold evenings. and a slicker for days
when spray dashes across the cabin
top. BY the same token have snug
hat that will stay on in the wind, and
plenty of hairnets with ribbon fillets
10 hold them on in a high breeze.
And whatever else you forget, be sure
and have rubber-soled. heelless deck
shoes. They will add TO your comfort
and make your host and hostess hap
pier. for a yacht owner breads heel'
on his polished deck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

"IL YOU Will actually need at the
~ summer hotel is a wardrobe and
a toothbrush; something TO read
and something 10 knit. You can get
through two weeks on that allowance
but YOU will not be so comfortable as
YOU would with a few extra belong
iugs. II is we'll worth while, when
vacation is TO stretch over several
weeks TO pack an extra trunk with
home comforts: the two or three dol
lars paid out in express charges Will
bc triilius, compared with the COM
fort you will derive.
For instance. lid you ever see a
hotel pillow that was not limp and
Hat and nimsy" And it is as difficult
to procure "anothcr pillow as 1t is
to corral another blanket. II you
like to read in bed he sure and take
along a good plump pillow and OF
course several clean pillow cases. A
small bedside lamp Will give you in
finite comfort. You can attach II 10
the electric light fixture in the room
and Will have "A good light to rcad-in-
bed by. as we'll as a softer, rlcasantcr
illumination than the high. Garlsh
hotel light. Don't forget candle
and candle stick: electric lights are
apt to go ont suddenly at summer
hotels and remain out until next day
when the far distant power house
trouble is repaired.
Two small vases for the wild flow
crs YOU gather will cheer your heart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

sweaters now have knitted scarves TO
match and the scarf may be worn or
left AZ home as one pleases. The ccl-
larlcss sweater accompanied by long
throw scarf is preferred even for COLI
and boating wear just now. DARK
toned sport suits for autumn are
briChtoncd by vivid silk scarves that
are drawn around the throat. the
fringed ends hanging at the front. Just
inside the Coat-frOnts. These scarves
are OF crepe de chine. of knitted silk,
or triCOlctte and other soft. crushable
materials that fall gracefully when
weighted with fringe. The soft,
bright shades are used: Cerise. ma
gCnta. Gamma red, tanGerine. royal
purple. and 50 on. Some scarves have
gorgeous stripes on n plain colored
ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

! sortness and deiicacy about TINS luT
that makes Il especially becoming TO
the face aid since the skins are rather
small and dainty they are pretNer LOT
summer wear than the more cUmoer-
some and luxurious toN skins Unless
4 rnarten scarf is twisted closely
around the throat It is really not not
and uncomfortable even on an Au-
gust DAY. one scarcely feels the light
dainty scarf. And certainly fur SCARF
does add s,yl" and chic TO simple
street frock that IS cQuall"d by no
other accessory .: costume.
one of the illustrations shows
tro,ter trock and new fall hat accom-
panied by marten scart--a single
skin scarf-gracetully arranged on the
shoulders Sleeveless is the frock but
the fur scarf and velvet hat give an
autumn suggestion; and arms exposed
20 sun and air all summer VIII not
shiver into goose flesh" ut the hrst
September cold snap. When the SCARF
Is worn with coat or suit jacket, II Is
ALWAYS retained though wrap or jacket
he checked at a restaurant entrance.
And II you value your sevcnty-hVe-doI-
lar fur scarf YOU will keep it on at the
theatre. More than one fur scarf. hung
over tho back OF matinee chair, has
mysteriously disappeared along with
the person in the row behind before
the last fall Of the curtain. Keep your
fur scarf on. also. when shopping.
dozen or so fur scarves find their way
daily. 10 the lost and found department
OF every big shop where distracted own
rrs usually recover them. concentrated
on a bargain. woman is prone to forget
everything else: she lays her scarf on
the counter. or II slides from the arm
over which Il has been looped. When
Won sec a woman eibowinG her way
madly down the aisle OF department
tore eyes staring ahead and an OK
prrssIon uf frenzy on her fac" do not
suspect that She is n shOpltitcr racing
the store detective To the street She
has merely discovered. in the midst Of
absorbed shopping, that her tur scarf
is gone, Sh" is trying to think wh"r"
she left it and after distracted visit
10 every one Of the counters where All"
has stopped she will end up a. tn" lost
and found wiudOw-whcrC II sh" Is
lucky she will find her belonging. Any
possession dropped where an employ"
Of the shop secs It first Is quit" sale;
i, will be sent Immediately 10 tn" lost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

switch around the top Of the head
and thruS,lug in several carved shell
pins at the back
Another handsome dinner gown
pictured is OF black crepe Roma. a
beautiful material slightly heavier
than Georgette but resembling II
closely. with long wasted bodice
covered with jet and steel embrold-
cry. This bodice ends at the hip
grdle in front but at the back fails
loosely in panel effect several inches
below the front. Tho straicht-acrosS
neckline and very short sleeve are
features OF autumn style for semi
evening gowns Of this type. The
straight skirt. slaShed in tire" places
shows skirt OF the same material
below il. over this soft, sheer black
skirt the heavy embroidery OF jet and
steel on the bodice "a most effective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
kODAKING FOR CHRISTMAS

~HIS is the season when you can
snapshot bits of scenery and 9th.
~ er interesting things to use FOL
Christmas presents later on. Charm.
ing calendars with the personal touch
may be made for your friends By
mounting little prints of subjects thai
appeal to the friends on sheets o.!
heavy mounting paper-a woodland
scene, a water scene. a favorite dog
a pretty baby playing in the sun, ar
unexpected presentment OF some mu'
tual friend. snapped unawares. Tho
mounting may be attended to mex:
November when you are shut indoors
on long evenings; but get the pictures
now.
Your snapshot need not be used Just
as il Is The interesting part OF the
picture may be cut out in an oblons,
or oval or diamondshaped section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
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and found desk. But valued belong
!ngs usually drop TO the floor on the
outer side of a counter and whether
YOU believe II or not, Il has 10 be
very honest woman who picks up n
dropped marten scarf and takes II to
a lost ana found desk.
With dance frocks the double scarf
is most usually worn. sinEi" skin
Is not long enough to give the grace
full. draped effect desired. In the PIC
ture two stone marten skins ar" linked
by tho jaws; one brush falling over
tho left arm, tn" other trailing down
behind the right arm. There is
harbaric suggestion about fur draped
over the bare tlcsh-Cr over net or
tulle-vciled shoulders; suggestion OF
the half-clothed Caye-woman who's"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

IA dress or street dress, "hetheE
"A "a "a she fares forth 10 the matinee
4 W~ or 10 play golf-she is apt
! 10 have something or other twisted
abou, her throat. Scarves are the
thing just now and they are or all
sorts OF fabrics. tulle. lace. silk knit
! ,ad wors,ed. jersey cloth. battked chit-
son and fur. In fact the unscarved
neck 60 coin a phrase has a bare
and wholly unmodtsh look
Years go on but fashions return and
return In great graDdma's day httIe
ShawlS were considered Genteei ana
proprr when one went out or doors
/ Unless A little lace or fringed SILK
shawl was draped over her bare neck
land arms Cor great-grardma wore
low neck and short sleeves day ana
EVENING" no lady felt herself modeStIy
and Fashionable CARRIED for the street.
And back in the early eighties every
woman had a long spanish lace scarf
around her neck. II the ends hung
down in front 10 her knees. so much
the better for her good style and the
quality OF her lace scarf Sooo
MANY OF these old Spanish lace scarves
r,yo been taken out OF attic trunks
land uScl Cor stunning scarf draperleS
on modern evening gowns.
Tt. li,,le fur scarf, this summer. IS
>!rar,os' oc the smart. Il Is twlSted
about the throat with the street troCk
and Grlp"s carcl"ssly over the sh"uI-
Irr~ with The dance frock. Whether
tho vcrlr.rs OF these scarves in mid
$1,000. $1,000. r....I ,,,rrTird and warm they