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Sudden peace and confidence flooded
her spirit. She sat on, dreaming and
planning, but with no more mental dis
tress. With the prayer she had gained,
in some subtle fashion, a new self-re-
spect. She would not let him brighten
her again; after all, while she COM
manded hsr own soul, Royal Blondin
could not hurt her.
"And he shall not marry Nina,
either" Harriet decided, going in.
stiff and cold, but full of resolution.
She looked at q clock-it was almost
four. Three hours sleep was not to be
despised, but Harriet was in no mood
for it. Instead she took a bath, and
just as the dawn was beginning to food
the world with mysterious half-lights
and long wet shadows, she crept out
into the dew-drenched garden and, with
a triumphant sense of being alone.
went into the wood. Early walks
were one of her delights. It was al
most seven o'clock when she came
back, glowing, beginning to feel warm
and headachy, beginning to realize
that the July day would be hot, be-
ginning to be conscious of the eight
mile tramp. In the garden at Crown
lands she met Royal, leaving the
house.
He studied her approvingly.
, Harriet, do you know that you are
extraordinarily easy to look upon?
What gets you up so early?" .
"Tve been walking" she said briefly
and unresponsively. His social pleas
antries instantly antagonized her, and
. he saw it. y >
: "Well; 1 thought perhaps I had bet
ter get out. I'm at the club for a day
or two. Ward tells me-" he added, Civ
ing the girl a sharp glance ''that you
and he-eh?" - 4 ! 81
Harriet flushed. '.,.
"Im sorry he told you'll"
"Oh, my dear child!" Blondin made
a deprecatory motion Of his hands.
"Of course, I think you're very wise,"r
he added. .-. =
This smote upon her newborn self
respect, and all the glory departed
from the day. The man saw her breast
rise and fall with some quick emotion
az he half-smilingly watched her.
'The Lad gets q beautiful and wise
and very discreet WIFE" he was begin
ming, but Harriet silenced him angrily.
HE loves me-. ! don't sknowa what
La boys love Is worth hefs only TWEEN
ty-two, after all. but he does love
mel But believe me. Royal, you
couldn't hurt meas you nm hurting
mal-if there was nc truth In what
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sYNoPsIs.

Copyright BY Kathleen Norris

CHAPTER L--Harriet Fsld, twenty
si!ght years old and beautiful, In the 90
"a! secretary OF the nirtatious Mrs. lisa
bella Carter, at "Crownlands," Richard
Sd eIi s,aa Carte eartsr. a7 Wa4 sGss sTsnsy. e u17 y:sls
old and impressionable, fancies hinls4lf In
love with his mothers attractive score
teEy. Mrs. Carriers latest affair -
with yeunE Anthony Pope. and the youth
= taking It very sersusly. =
CHAPTER n.-Presiding over the tea
caps this summer afterneon, Harriet -
visitor. Royal Blondin. Next day. # .
tea party In the city, Blondin makes him
9alf agreeable to Nina. and leaves q deep
impression on he nsophisticated girl.
CHAPTER III. - Harriet's agitation
"tCrownlandsf is explained BY the fact
that he had been q disturbing element in
him. The ma is an avowed adventures.
ltving on the gullibflty OF the idle rich.
He frankly announces to Harriet his IN
tention Of marrying. Nina. who. as the
q highly desirable "catch," and urges
her to aid him. She Is In q sense in his
power. and after pleading with him to
Dendo his scheme agrees to follow q
policy Of neutrality.
CHAPTER Iv.-Harriet visits her mar
ried sister, Linda Davenport. with whom
she had had her home during her unfor-
tunste acquaintance with Blondin, and
tells her of his temperance. The two
women, realizing the interruptions nature
Of the a view the future with appre-
hension. = .,-
CHAPTER W Knowing the tender
feeling she has inspired In Ward Carter.
Harriet 10 tempted to marry him for the
position and wealth he can give her.
though realizing she does not love him.
B1ondin has ingratiated himself with
Madame Carter, Richards mother, and
she is intellectually in favor of his
marriage with Nina. Ward urges Har-
rtet to marry him at once. procras-
tinates. e.
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not growing under Royals feet. 1.-THE
first man / ever really liked" Nina
said, with a .heaving breast. 'the first
man who W understood me-r
n aaNinas' Harriet said. you don't
want to- have to write your husband
q check ON your honeymoon
She felt 1t a cruel cut ; but seven
teen years Of fattery and smoothness
had armed Nina In impregnable com
placence. She gave a ~sneering laugh
that trembled on the brink OF tears,
and tried to control q mouth that wal
shaking with anger. One look Of utter
scorn she did manage, then she
shrugged not SO much her shoulders
as her whole body, and flung herEelf
furiOusly into the water. Harriet
called .aNinaI" first impatiently. and
then coaxingly. But the younger girl
swam steadily to the shore. and Har-
riot saw her q minute later, shaking
hArSelf outside the shower, before she
disappeared into the big bathhouse.
Harriet had entirely forgotten Ward,
until lie swan under the noat. and
with 4 Characteristic yell, rose stream
fng like n seal under her very feet.
Genuinely startled, she gratifed him
with 4 scream. and they both laughed
lIke children On he 1nne himself drip
ping on the hot boards, ana proceeded
@ bake luxuriously n the sun.
.Itas H. most gorgeous thing I ever
NV, 40 you know thatir ne asked.
With one hand touching the river of
sparkltne gold that blazed ana tumbled
On her shoulder : Listen, Harriet,
% you remember the little talk w
had some weeks agor
Perfectly. she mid. i little unwil-
ineiy. s
well. how about lt1'' the boy said.
after d pause.
III wouldn't be fair to you. Ward
the giri said, slowly after pause,
.1loxa You. hut I-dpn't love ron ~
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cHAPTER tx.

The move to Huntington was made
quickly and quietly. and lazy weeks
followed. to Harriet weeks OF almost
zcloudless content. Ward, early in Au-
gust. after q serious talk with Harriet,
Joined some friends for Z motor run
OF three thousand miles, and presently
was sending them post cards from
Monterey and Tahoe.
They had been ID the new home only
. few days when Harriet had reason
to- stop short In q busy morning IL
ungacktng with one hand upon her
heart, and q great satisfaction III her
eyes. Nina. reading from q note from
Royal Blondin. announced the sensa-
honal news that ne had broken his
ankle. He wa with friends at New
port, and must remain there now for.
weeks. perhaps 4 month. Nina was
please 70 write to- him, and to- give
his regard to MiSs Field, and ask her
not 10 forget him.
Tor several weeks they were safe.
Nina did not know the family Royal
had been visiting, there was ! long
interval before she could possibly sec
him again. He. would write TO the girl,
OF course. and Harriet knew with what
absorbing emotion abe swou3d look Tor
Ills letters. Hut Nina was young and
Nina wrote W1etchedly, and anything
might happen. thought Harriet, con
soling herself with q vague argument
that was a itself ysuthful, too.
With September came changea
Blondin wrote that he was limping
about with 4 stick. and wanted To limp
down 10 them II soon as they would
~ him. Ward was home again. a.
always irresponsib1e, ! little older and
M omezaRQsMayA-llttl coerser.
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byish mouth. She would not yield to
any nursery control before Amy!
Anyway, I'm going!" she muttered,
lacing her high white buckskin shoes,
with some shortening of breath.
Granny says a girls BROTHER"
Harriet paid no further attention to
them, and the two developed a splen-
did case for themselves. But she went
down to find Ward, and took him par
tally into her confidence. Would he
please be a darling, and see that there
was no nonsense? She could not well
o his grandmother and Nina with
out his father to back her. Would he
promise her that they would be home
by ten o'clock, at latest.
Somewhat comforted by Wards az
fectionate loyalty, Harriet went up to
dress for the one o'clock luncheon, ana
while she was dressing q new idea
came to her. For a few minutes she
shook her head, stood thinking, with
a face OF distaste.
II could do that !" she said aloud.
- RASAOO ~ LIZ 2AH8uduA VG0N4
that rte had Ind On the bed.
But there was 4 prettier dress IN
Harriet's wardrobe. q gift from Isa-
belle, that she had never worn. II
was q lowered silk OF null, OF q soft
deep blue that was exactly the color
Of Harriet's eyes. and at the throat
and wrists It had friIls 81 transparent
lace. The soft rufies that made the
skirt were cunningly edged with black,
and there was d great open pink ross
at the belt. Il s
Harriet put ON this enchanting gar
ment, and as she did so she felt some
half-forgotten power rise strong with
Id her. There was one trump In her
hand that she had never thousht Ia
play IN q game with Nina Carter, but
she was glad to find It now.
AZ half-past two o'clock the chr was
at the side door, and Nina and Amy
came downstairs With their wraps,
and Saunders and Ward ran about
laughing and confusing thfnsA Rlon-
din watched the performances iaxfly
from 4 basket chair "a he porch. but
when Nina caIled him haltalaushinx,
half-daring. We're ready. NJ. Rlon-
din z ne sauntsred down to the car
with his pieasantest -axpressaen. M
with the rseretfnl s-tatslnent int IL
tvas not gotng 4 Vicious headache md
developed since lunche0n.
Whatever the erect on Amy IA thel
young men to Nina this vas 1 $50
gering blow. She had triurnphed ala
through luncheon. hAd lsnealea ma
chattered. hnd nads sNard eaphoneE
4 dinner reserpation j Mve, and had
assumed hundred roQnetftsh airs.
Now al this crnrnpledfa1 away.
md Harriet knew ass 90 she.
side the chr loeklnisEa dosinl 4
sllght r1g an nv srrA 1Il|1lIg
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- M
Hvening element IA tho quiet house
hold. Madame Garter had brought
with her, Tor several weeks stay, Z
friend of IsabsIle's. q pretty, dashing
little grass widow, Mrs. Tabor. The
resolute brightness and sweetness
with which Ida Tabor attempted to
amuse Richard gave Harriet some hint
Of the plan which was taking shape In
the back Of his mothers head. But
she could only make Mrs. Tabor com
Portable, and ft her somehow into the
youthful plans Of the household.
Nina, Ward and Harriet fairly lived
in the water, and Ward had uncon-
sciously served his fathers cause by
bringing home with him a tongue-tied
pleasant youth named Saunders
Archer, whose presence in the house
had helped to keep Nina pleased and
amused. She had already impaired to
Harriet the valuable information that
Saunders had never known his mother,
and had never had a sister, "and Of
course I have always been such an
oddly In the family" said Nina, that
I got right at his confidence in that
dreadful way Of minel He said he
didn't know why he talked to me SO
frankly"
Harriet had seen to it that a variety
Of delightful plans awaited the young
people at every turn. The retirement
natural after the recent domestic ca
tastrophe was too dangerous to risk
now. And Harriet hoped, hoped, hoped,
feverishly, . necessarily. wearyingly,
that the danger was past.
But Amy came down, mild and col
orless as ever, yet still more poised,
more socially adept than Nina, and
with Amy innocently diverting Saun-
ders' bashful attentions, Nina re-
turned to thoughts of Royal. He was
coming down with Madame Carter and
Mrs. Tabor in her car. Richard was
bringing two men down for golf this
weekend, and with Saunders and
Amy, Royal and Madame Carter and
Mrs. Tabor, the house would be filled.
She had plenty to do with the man
aging. the endless details that were
brought her mercilessly, hour after
hour, by maids and housekeeper. And
yet under her quiet BUSINESS and her
happy hours with the young people
there lurked necessarily a fretted
sense Of danger approaching.
Something of this was in her mind
rs she and Nina basked on the gently
heaving float, in the sunshine. Nina
talked necessarily of Blondin. Har-
riet fancied she saw an opening for a
little talk she felt extremely timely.
Mr.. Blondin likes you, Nina, just
because you aren't firtations and silly,
like the other girls. But be isn't the
sort of man to get very deeply inter-
ested In any woman, dear"
"No, I know he's not |" Nina said
quickly, turning suddenly red, and
looking attentively at the print of her
wet hand on the dry, hot boards.
"And I would be sorry If he were,'
Harriet pursued, not too seriously,
'for I want you to marry a man Of
your W age, when you do marry,
and not q man who has had-well,
other affairs, who has that confden-
ttal, fattering manner with all womeni
You will be rich, Nina"
why don't you say that Royal is
after my money! !" Nina burst out, with
symptoms of tears. The ready name
frightened Harriet afresh; she knew
that they corresponded, that grass was
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THE lad 0sts I Beautiful and Wise
and Very Discreet Wife ND Was
Beginning, Hut Harriet silsnced Him
Angrliy.
you say. Ward has had three years
at eQllege-I,ye not been amenlher- q
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IL n~eSiIateQ,, In2 DEdck i0Sn0S
dropped, her restless hands twisting
and torturing her handkerchief. 1t
protected her. she thought, while leav-
ing her free to oppose him. +
'I1l agree" she said, finally.
"Promisel"
'Oh, / promise I" She bit her lip, and
frOwned, as II she would add some
thing more. But no words came, only
her troubled eyes met, his fully and
splendidly for q second. I. "
Then with q brief. familiar nod she
turned, and without another word
went into the house.
The morning dragged IL Was dry
and hot, with promise Of . storm
later.
Madame Carriers breakfast had been
rent upstairs, and Mr.. Tabor had
joined her. for when the old lady sent
! message to Harriet, the two women
were together. In elaborate negiigee,
and litter Of Sunday papers Wa
scattered about the beautiful bedroom.
Upon Harriet's entrances Mrs. Tabor
gracefully rose TO 90. but she paused
Tor i pleasant rood morning.
Alone with her determined old -
envy, Harriet assumed her usual ar
of respectful readiness. Madame Car
tai had sent Tor herf
yes" said the old lady, looking
aimlessly about her bsfore gathering
her garments together. md sinking
into I chair. 81 wanted you 10 know
that the young people propose d
drive 10 Easthampton, ~ shout two
ossclock-my granddaughter has bSen.
here, teasing Granny d the plan. md
| have consented. TheyNH nm
there ana ia back Nc aboat-NeI.,
aftsr dinIer
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Graceful Wraps

Beautiful fabrics and luxurious fur
trimmings have been selected TO
grace the Fall Goats and Wraps.
Russian Sidc-clo>ing effects, Strik-
inc girdlcs. Mandarin sleeves. low
blouse effects and the clever Use of
beautiful squirrel wolf. beaver,
Niatki squirrel and other fur trim
ming> add TO the beauty OF these
New Fall Garments $3.50 to $3.50
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COMPLAINT OVER
WHIPPING IS MADE
8y Associated Pres.

~ NH IHI'N IT,
WASHINGTON. Aug Complaints
D. the Mexican government through It's
ennassy here. that the Mexican consul
~ Corpus Christi. Texas had been IN.
suited and Boo stre.ited recently when he
Attempted 10 Investigate al Charco
I'Nas. the whipping N Mexican. have
Teen Transmitted by ate department
officials 10 the goyenor ~ Texas. with
q request thar he cause o full inye-,iga.
uu 20 Doe made and report the circum.
ti1ncos 20 Washington.
iutl the report from the Texas gov.
efnor Is received here state department
officials. said no further action can be
ini IN In the case
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Inri~dn Pl,ni nr.lrn,,.l

Tulsa pkl.. Aux ga t'run. ex-
plo~lon TIA wa .elf Tor m.Ias about d-
stroycd ~ plant ~ tho Central Torpe
do COMPANY here tonight No Workmen
were AZ the plant ~ the time 4 blind.
ing dash reported % have been seen iu
nearly towns accompanied the hasi
officnls expressed the belief that
some persons attempting o. steal nitro.
glyrrrine caused the sxnlos or They
aid That n that proved % b. the cas.
fhe supposed ros,ber Wa blown - pieces
smst thsffs Of explosives have been
d'sooFrrod NJ the r'ani recently "
wafchnlsn Uss maintained about the
properly.
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smart Knitted Wear.
5-DAY TEACHERS
MEETING WILL Be
HELD AT CANYON

Specisi "a Tn. News
CANYON. Aug 20 The West Tcvls
Teachers Association of the Panhandle
and Plains counties, has announced ts
program Tor the consolidated institute
which Will hc held 90 the West Texas
State Normal College. beginning Mon.
day September T. through Friday.
September s The program Of the gen.
oral session follows
10 " Morclock. conductor
Monday -s:l5.o.3o Music. dovotI onal
oxercis,s. ROY John n Hicks. welcome
address. ,. T. Gucnthcr. response 20
welcome address. Judge ] X Mckenzie.
Music.
s:3o-ioa. m. Organization Of tho ln-ti.
tuie
lo.i:25 intomiss on.
i0.s-ll characteristics ~ Il Progress
sve school. IN. Thomas Alexander.
ll:l5-l2 Section meetings Nuuu
l3o-2l5 Section Meetings
2l5-3 County Meetings
"Wednesday and Thursday. IN No.
ton Picture SHOW. The -Four Horse.
nan OF the Apocalypse"
Tuesday. SN.3o Music. Devotional ~
rrcises. Rev T. Osborne. music.
S.3o.9l5. How 10 make the business -
Teaching Become q Profession. In e..
\ IN Hips
sI5.lo Sectional meetings
lOlo.!i mtermiss.on
l02 ,-lllO Sect oual Meetings
lieii2 Address MIS- Pb,hr * Wtr.
ner. Noon
i:3oeIi section Meetings
2I5.3 County Meets
Tuesdly Nigh' $50 ocloca reception
Tor Teachers
wedn.sdly $3.50 Music. devotional
csercises Rev u r. Auli,k mu.i.
$50 s:i5 The New Physical Education,
Or G.. A Phillips
9ly - section Meetings
AfesH jn,er1nission.
l0.25.ii a. m. section Meetings
lllo.i2 "a i.fc's Great Discoveries.
Professor ". " Cuoihers Noon
l.3p2.ii section Meeting
2.is-3 D m County Meets
Thursday 80 q. m Music. d,yo-
tlonal exercises Rev. John n Hicks
music
s3o-s.ls e. m. Fundamental priucl
p.'s 81 Good Teaching. D. Thmma. A.
v1auder
"ii.lo Section Meetings
ln-in.25 Iutermiss
lo-l.il 20. rl Section Meetings
lllo-i2 Address. stat. Sup.rInI,n
ieut. Annie Webb Bianton Noon
i-5-Is Section Meetng
sI'-5oo County Meetings
frids, $50 srecial MUSIC. Devo
tional Exercs- Eos % 7 Auh,k
Muse
s1e91' Adde'S ID u T Mus1ei.
man
'ia.lU Srction Meetings
ioln.2i lnterrnissIon
le.25.li section Meetings
liioI2 Democracy Through Edue,.
uon. Professor V " Caroiher. Noon.
l.3o2fs Report OF Committee.
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Smart Dresses

Draped hip lines and circular skirts.
sponsored hy Paris. are included in
the New Ores, Modes for Fall. las
chatting new material, OF odd rich
texture Matclas,e, clocqucttc. mo-
gol crepe. and novelty canton-wcrc
employed in ia>hiouing the new
Dresses. Priced at Sl9.95 to S59.75
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THREE DEAD IN
TAMPICO BLAZE

TAMpiCO Nick. AUG at The bust
ness district here was swept by fire this
morning. Three persons lr" known 10
b. dead and twelve persons were ser
iously injured Pr0pcrtt damage esti.
mated ~ more than OoN 0"u pesos was
caused The origin ~ the FIRE is not
known
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Troops unfinished

BELFAST, Aug ga small PARTY
of Free state troops Nus aunushed 90.
dlF 90 Gllssou. village near Nthlone.
Dos 80 Republicans Free State Lieu.
tenant McCormark was shot dead and
IA" driver of his car badly wounded \
civilian wounded during the lighting
surDoubcd atcr 10 his injuries
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NN0z1zgsterSo auNWdvafobe

OF sulspnn sislssuno6 spun urT
school again with books and lunch has.
kets. soborly engaged In acquiring
knwiedge. Move do not really mean
that For there is nothing sober about
Earning. especially from q child's point
Of view. taking IL up az he does with
merry hugh and eager smile
And to Vie with and express tho spon.
tanecus joy OF youth, comes brightly
tinted fall wardrobe. with many dress
designs IN colors. for tiny Wee folas
and all the others up TO the sprighily
fappcr
Early fan DAYS sec many cotton MA.
terlals for the little people. Bingham
makes attractive school dresses. rhin.<
makes a tiny frock with matching
bloomers. while striped linen in red and
white is smatily combined with fine
white linen To make a. refreshing hugt,
frock for an older girl Bingham and
linen "a another effective combination.
Az cooler days arrive. one appears in
a wrap OF some sort. either cape ur e
diminuiiVe coat In homespun comes 4
comfy cape IN plaid. orange and rcd.
White serge makes a dress affair of 1u.
other coat embroidered In ccrise silk.
with a large collar terminating iu a
point ana tassel. Perhaps q lassio wl
prefer stlll another arrangement
dress. very simple indeed with Cos ltts
skirt, over which she NAV wear little
straight hcket edged with .rll'op. 90.
thla ip.be 80 twin
smart Knitted Wear
Th'n there are tho delightful knitted
things. The miss Of eight or ton will just
adore "A gay striped sweater with .fs
funny patterns. 10 be worn over e pl,t'.
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Is sop n

I Or further adorned f-ef with 20
rH.''f' uf s'. from which flew narrow
ribbons Ct3Us in scarlet patterned
with white dots mad, 30 d.mures bright
costume iai one blonde miss Dor yDr
short double skirt having banded ITSELF
n white From nad. % h,ld0ug Dwu b.
made fhe waist linDi unE ribbons 90
peared and howfnDtird frcms..tD. un
either h.p Short .leeros hound boz white
and 20 small round white COLLAR compile
sI thin. .srf..f.,r
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h..tHI'-. occasion when ou. los asked
Poo Do. hHw. grl an ones auutes wed.
lHa On' dainty frHh must sanuuy
correspond UfH th" tuy costume of
.t. .r.d. 1s nu" au,'.- rus, pcAls
down 'h. staircase and across me room
Poo 900, Flower d'rsed corner whore ten
minister 1Ht 1000 tsInIed groom stand
MLL--E
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Golfers san was knoofod 20 the
gTouad Iirs Golfer recovered q aired
al ore q tue sagai,ants. but the buiiei
went wid Is the gun was knocked
from her nand The aalaiisnts escaped
COLLIER b. employed IN the Katy yards
here.
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Lovely New Hats

We arc already with the new Fall
Hats. They tell YOU iu>, what's what
in hats for now and later.
Perhaps YOU want 10 wait a little
later To buy your new Bonnet"
Even SO, Won should by all means,
see these new Millinery Modes.
Prices START at S4.95 up 10 sl9.95
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WICHITA FALLS. A-g 20 Deputy
United States Marsha T. a CQdsr
formerly % Amarillo. was ATTACHED b.
two men while he vas boarding street
car with Ibis wife on aa~n TOXIN
street In graphing with the men.
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heNewFan Suits

Strictly tailored suits oi navy and
midnight twill, tricoriuc and kwali-
tine, with smart long line, arc fav-
ored Tor Fall Many are Fur trim
med while some have self folds or
Hat silk braid,. Priced at $500 up
To Sl39.50.
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N Wyo7t Hewe nwt

"a serge skirt For her smaller .f.. s
n knitted frock the gay rrlp'- g.r.
round aud round and at The waist % .s
sashed with black sai.u
For cooler days. there Hrr warmer
dresses. and among them VI. nrd
large variety ~ NOVELTY N... e..ds
Offered Nr.vrtc.ns aud dusef.n- 500
make very simple ro,Es. enriched h..r
and there with Interesting bits of ,m
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