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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
FEAR FOR SAFETY
or % SHIPWRECKED
Captain and ~ Others Not Accounted
For After TUG Reliance Was
Dashed to Pieces.

Chicago. Dec. Is tBy the Associated
Press Battling through towering
has and freezing sprays, the men who
20 down TO the sea in ships are fight
\ ing an epochal battle across the icy
waters of Lake Superior to keep nasi-
cation open far beyond its usual time
and bringing down the lakes the last
cargo of the year. Already the fight
has claimed its toll of lives and before
the last ship has been accounted for
or been given up for lost-that toll
may be greater.
Nearly dozen died a few days ago
when a Canadian steamer was dashed
10 pieces within stones throw OF
safety at the mouth of the Portage
Lake Ship canal.
Saturday night 2I more were added
10 the probable death roll when survivors
Of the tug Reliance, wrecked last
Wednesday on Lizard Island, reached
sauIt Ste Marie after almost incredi-
ble hardships.
Navigation on the upper lakes usu-
slly closes Dec. 1. This year it was
decided to keep the waterways open
until Dec Is, because the coal and rail
: strikes had cut down the coal shipped
TO the northwest and delayed the east
ern movement of grain.
As a result nine big freighters load
I'd with grain S2s, 100000 worth OF
ships and cargo-are fighting their
way down Lake Superior toward that
grave yard Of gallant vessels. White
Fish bay, trying to. win through to
Buffalo fqy winter storage.
The story Of the fate of the tug
Reliance. owned by the superior Paper
company of Sault Ste Marie was told
Yesterday when seven survivors
reached the 500.
Five days ago the tug with crew
II IA and % passengers. was dashed
to pieces ON the rocks Of Lonely Liz
ard Island, Is miles north of Point
Aux Pines, the western entrance to
The st. Mary's river, ahd l2 miles from
The mainland. The captain and 27 men
took one boat and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harten. cooks and seven others took
fhe 01her.
The captains boat has not been
accounted for, but the other, after
IIlIIIHH <fNttHA AAVNAN III tuN rA0t MS
finally was blown ashore en- the 0nta-
rio mainland IS miles north of Sault
Ste Marie.
They hold out little hope for the
raptain and his companions. II the
party succeeded in reaching Lizard Is
land they might find huts there. but
while game is plentiful, they had no
weapons.
The scene Of the wreck Of the Re
lance is one Of the most desolate
spots on the upper lake, from Batche-
wana bay to Michipicoten harbor, a
distance Of more than so miles. there
are no settlements. The only inhabi-
lants are woodsmen. trappers and In
iians.
The Lizard Islands are of the main
steamer route and are seldom visited
except BY wOodsmen and fishermen, OF.
~ the summer by an occasional inter
-land boat II the launch carrying
the captain and his 26 companions
Jailed 10 reach the islands. vet sur
rived the gale and drifting ice. il nav
ave been blown ashore on the main
and. miles from human habifation.
n such was the case Il is improbable
hat the seameu. weakened b. long
exposure in the intense col could have
fursired long, unless, Ike those eho
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
50 BELOW IN ONTARIO.
Cold Wave Warning Is Issued for New
England.

Washington, d. c., Dec. ls.-Tem-
perature Of SO degrees below zero at
White River, Ont was reported to-
day to the weather bureau, which is
sued cold wave whining for New
England, New York and Pennsylva-
MIA.
Effects Of the new winter offensive,
the bureau said, viii be felt through
out the eastern states to the east gulf
states and upper Ohio valley.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
SNOWFALL Il INCHES.
In Some Parts of New York State
Cold Follows It.

Albany. n. Y, Dec. ls.--The snow
storm. which swept across New York
yesterday. ceased last night with a
total fall Of three 10 twelve inches
The mercury took a downward course
as the storm ended.
The storm was welcomed through
out the northern portion Of the state
as il made possible early numbering
operations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
JUDGE REFUSES TO
FREE MRS. BRUNEN
In Denying Motion He Says II Is for
the Jury TO De-

Mount Holly. \. J.. Der is.-Justiee
Kalisch to-day refused the motion Of
Mrs. Doris Brunen's attorney TO dis
miss the charges against her in conncc-
ton with the killing Of Honest John
r. Branen. circns owner.
Justice ksiisch declared that al
though IL may Be- that the testimony
in the case - very mesrre as far as
Mr.. Rrunrn's c1nncction may D. con
ccrnc1 Tie question nsust b. settlei
b. The jury
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
ONLY A "pUPPY."
BUT HE'S WON
CLAIM TO FAME

Cleveland, o., Dec. lS.-"Pup-
py,' just mongrel dog, is dead,
after his barks had saved his
master, mistress and their eight
month-old daughter. Puppy"
aroused by smoke early to-day,
barked until Mr.. and Mrs An
thony Gramm We're awakened
and until he saw theA safe in
the home Of neighbor. Then
he dashed back into the house
and was trapped in the flames,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
REPORTED AGROUND.
Danish Steamer Lithuania Left New
York On Dec. 6.

Copenhagen, Dee Is, by the Asso-
ciated Pressl The Danish steamer
Iithuania which left New York Dec. 6.
for Dsnzig and Libsu with goods and
passengers. i reported aground on
Bornholm Island, in the Baltic sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18

Portland, Me, Dec. 8,-The snow
storm which began yesterday in west
ern Maine and extended across the
state, ending to-day in eastern Maine,
was heaviest along the coast.
The precipitation amounted to 5 l-2
inches here and ten inches at Eastport.
while at Greenville, at the foot OF
Moosehead lake, it was only four
inches. Up-country sections in western
Maine had much lighter fall than
here. while Lewiston had IL inches,
Bangor eight and Aroostook county
six inches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
CORINTH MANS
ESTATE SPLIT.
Two Heirs Accepted $50, 900
in Settlement of Their
Claim
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
TAKES REMAINDER
Orson C. Clement Be
queathed All to College
in Unsigned Will

Bridgewater, Mass. Dec l8. Settle
ment between Dartmouth college and
relatives Of Orson G. Clement, who, in
an unsigned will, left his entire estate
OF Sl50.O0O to the college, was an
nonneed here to-day by Miss Jennie
Converse, daughter OF one of the claim
ants. The college agreed TO accept half
of the estate, she said.
A previous will was disalIowed when
Mrs. Julia Converse of this town and
Mrs. Lucy J. Dearborn of Santa Mon
lea, Cal. cousins of Clement, as next
OF kin, brought action at White River
Junction, VT. In this first will, which
was presented in two pieces, Clement
left 81 900 to his housekeeper and $500
to her daughter The valuation of the
estate, as set forth in this viii. did not
exceed those figures. The cousins con-
tention that the will was void, as it
had been torn in half, was sustained
in court.
Clements fortune was largely gained
from wool which he was said TO have
boarded half century. When the
United States entered the World war.
the government confiscated the wool
after Clement refused to sell and paid
him $4,000. Clement had real estate
holdings in various parts Of the eoun-
try, including a $4,000 farm in Iowa.
Clement died March Is in West Cor
inth, Vt.
The two heirs Of Orson G. Clement Of
Corinth who contested the unsigned
will bequeathing the estate Of Mr..
Clement to Dartmouth college were
represented by Earl H. Davis and John
w. Gordon Of Barre, while the will was
defended by Stickney, Skeels and Sar-
gent of Ludlow, Davis S. Conant of St.
Johnsbury and Roy Brackett, treasur-
er of Dartmouth college and himself an
attorney.
The win contest was before Orange
county court in Chelsea and promised
to be hard.fought contest until the
compromise Of approximately half and
half was reached The heirs agreed to
accept $4,000 in settlement of their
claim, after which the contest of the
will was dropped. Out OF the $4,000
the sum OF 81 500 had to be paid in
income taxes. Both contestants are
elderly ladies.
The value of the estate was consid-
erably less than stated in the above
dispatch from Bridgewater. Mass, the
appraisal being between $65.000 20 S7O,-
900, it is said. The two contestants
were paid in cash, while Dartmouth
college takes the real estate in Corinth
and in Iowa and other property which
has not been liquidated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
MUCH SNOW IN MAINE.
Fall Measured More than Eight Inches
In Some Places

Biddeford. Me-, Dec. lS,-Lumbering
operations, which have been held up
BY bar0 ground were given boom IN
the western part Of the state by eight
inches snow fall.
Although near zero weather prevails
tugs are keeping the river open for
coal shipments, nearly $4,000 tons Of
which are on their way. We're it not
for railroad congestion the Saco river
would have been allowed to close to
navigation ten days ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
slirht Earthauoke Reported.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. ls.--A slight
earthquake. apparently centered il, or
near the West Indies was recorded al
the Harvard college seismograPbic sta
ton to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
TWO FOUND DEAD.
Probably Victims Of Escaping Gas a.
Walthar. Mass.

Waitham. Mass. Dee. ls.-Mrs Arm
r Connolly and Thomas +. kenney.
lodeers a. q house here. wcre fouud
dead today. victims. apparently. q e.
Gaping Eas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18

/ membri dev0nO tener nso, che
essendo i contratto della sala del Clan
Gordon fnito. ie riunione saranno te-
mute. al Granite street hall
A regular meeting Of the BarTe
branch II the G. G. !. A. Of 4. win 4
heid in Granite street hall. Election 4
ufiicers.
Ina riunione regoIare dell union.
degii Scalpellini lbranrh di Barre a
"a iuoro nelia sala di Granite stret;
hau Flszione drrli uffciaii Del hranrh
Ncndly evening. Dee Is. 1922. a
cclork ! Nckeruan. sccrctar1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18

SPECIAL meeting IF Barre branch. q.
q. 4 A.. tonight. Der n. at $40 il
Granite street fan Per order striks
ceumittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-18
Notice

Barre branch. G. c. l. A., members
viii take notice that owing 10 the lease
Of the Clan Gordon hall having expired.
until further notice our meetings viii
be held In the Granite street hall
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
mentul pagfn al Turcilor supusi d.

mentul pagfn al Turcilor supusi d.
nastiei lui Osrnan. Asa 1ncit portul
nu s'a formal din Muntrul teYW Gu
poartd deschisd In afard, CT s'a
gormat dan afara teri cdtre inte-
riOr. Acum, trieste ca pagfnii aces
tia carl veniau, veniau din Asia Mi
ca in rindul intaiu, unde Grecii an
fost inlaturati pentru Ii Sc sub
stitui acest nou, energic 81 plin de
viitor element al Turcilor de supt
dinastia lui Osman. Oar eu cred
sa nu Ell eel d 'intaiu au deschis por- !
tul, nu eli au dat eel d 'intaiu rost
portului. Acei care-l vor fl deschis
lintaiu trebuesc cautati tot pc matul |
drept, 81 nu la moi unde imprejura-
rile erau foarte patriahale. Initia
tiva nu putea pleca della moi, 81 nici
della regele Ungariei - ating aici 81
privilegiul regelui Ludovic pen
truca drumul Gel mare abba sc croi-
Sc prin Tara Romaneasca. Imtiati-
90 trebuit sG piece din pdrtile do
| br0gene. Nu odata - 81 acesta este
elemental nou de explicatie care
cred Cd este just, caci altfel nu Las
spune; in CART poti sa spui toate
prapastiile: nu le celeste nimeni
| (ilaritate), dar cind spui ceva ina
Iintea unui auditoriu, trebue sa- ii
icai sama pentruca lumeate asculta
81 te judeca pc urma. Sintem un po-
por ell multa judecata 81 nu he ap-
rim la forme stiintifice, cind este
de osebit intre ceva ce Sc poate ac-
cepta Gu aceasta he de osebeste Gle
civilizatia occidentala care, indat5
ce este forma, crede ca nu mai {
nevoie de prea mutt adaus. Deci, re-
venind la celia ce voiam sd spun
lucrul care nj Sc pare nou din ct
affirm astazi, este acesta: ca de Il
inceput, nu odata Braila a fost il
legatura mai multi ca malul drep1
dobrogean, de mai veche civilisa
tie, supt toate raporturile, econo
mice i'm rindul intaiu; decit malu
:: dc dincoace. Brdila ma fost ua pol'
:: pc care sal f. dat moi altord, CT III
: port pc care altU l-ou cerut de ]
moi.
ri
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ABONATI ZIARUL
..AMERICA"
INSTIlNTARE


Stunt rugati toti aoonent,
noetri q observa urm6toarele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schinbare de adresx.
/. 50 sc scrie adresa vecbe
onde la mers ziarul 81 adress
1nde va mutat.
2. La fiecare persoana 50
go alature m4rci do Sc. So 81
caute Cd nj Sc dea nunele stra
del 81 al orasului correct.
Cine nu observx aceste re.
gull in zadar asteapta 81 i a.
schimbe adresa ex nu 30 poate
AdministraeiA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-05
DIN TRECUTUL ORASULUI BRAILA
C0NFER1NTA DLUI PROFESSOR N 1oRGA TINUTA LA
BRAILA IN ZIUA DE 21 MAUI 1922

StAOA0Ao - AO AASO0AC p OCCIuculdlc.
Cum Batus-Han a dat Botosanii,
ceva ca wilhelm II" S ar putea a.
daugi, macar ca un calificativ, la
uncle din orasele noastre care au
avut mai multi sd sufere de pc urma
marelui sau avint cultural 81 civil
sator (ilaritate).
Braila insa mare mimic din a.
ceste faimoase origini. S'a parut
asa de grcu sd Sc gaseasca un nobil
cuvSnt antic din care sd Sc poata
deriva Braila, incft facatorii de e.
timologii au renuntat. Intr'un tir-
ziu a trebuit sd venim moi carl Gre
dem ca, daca o localitate romanc-
asca deriva, onomastic, della un nu-
me romanesc faptul multi mai dc
lauda 81 mai placut decit daca ar
dcriva de la Huni sau Tatari orr
din latinitatea cca mai adevarata,
din seria Cesarilor latini, de la in
ceput sau de la sfirsit.
Braila forma de nominativ
feminin luat ,gresit, dupa cum O.
bisnuieste poporul nostru, dupa un
genitiv masculin, dar tot de decli-
malta intaia.
e multa gramatica in aceasta de-
finite, prin urmare sjnt dator sa
ma explic imediat (ilaritatc).
La inceput Sc zicea "satul Brai-
lei' cum, linga Bucuresti, din "mi-
nastirea Cernicai," q lui Cernica
poporul a facut un feminin Cerni-
ca. Sau din "m1nastirea DIarcu-
tai, a lui Marcuta, diminutiv al
lui Marcu, din genitivul acesta a
facut Marcuta.
Tot asa satul Brailei insemna So
tul lui Brdild, care S ar fl putut III
&C 81: Brailestii. Ce Braila? Cum
aratam 81 in conferinta cea veche,
Gu putina luare aminte 81 adunare
de notiuni de acestea onomastice, a,
junge cineva foarte rapede sal afle
explicatia. In Oltania 9 familie
Brailoiu, care vine din Braila
precum 0 multime de hume de ori.
gine mocaneasca, ardeleneasca au
eufixul acesta adaus la alt hume
de exemplu Tomasoiu, din Tamas
numele poetului Nicoleanu, mi Sc
pare, innainte de Fl luat pc cclalalt
Oar, pc de alta parte, in Moldova
Sc gaseste familia Braescu care in.
semneaza din satul Braesti, al ur.
masilor lui Brae intemeietorul. We
deti derivarea: Brae, Braila, Brai
loiu sau, de Ia Brae de-a dreptul
Braesti, de unde familia Braescu.
Aceasta este originea, foarte
simpla, foarte usoara de inteles 81
foartc modesto, dar care n Fare nj
mic care ar putea sd supcre pc nj
meni, Brailei. A fost un sat cind
va, sat de pescari fara indoiala, car
pescuiau cinstit in apele Dunarii
vindeau numai pestele pc care-l
prinsesera ei, in loc de . vinde pe
acel prins de altii (ilaritate), pes
tele 'vinat" de dinsii, cum SC ri
cea caci stiti Cd in limba veche *
zicea "a vina peste".
Din satul acesta s q desvoltat un
t1rg, un port, 81 poats MAJ cnrind
IN port dccSt N tsrg. Stint orase ca
re s'au desvoltat dintr 'un tirg, 81
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Deci intru in subject, de data a.
ceasta "pour totut de bon'', defini-
tiv (ilaritate), 81 voiu spune ca Brai
la, intre alte fericiri pc care lea
avut, avut 81 pc aceia ca nu s a
pus in spinare, ca punct dc plecarc,
nici un celebru oras din antichita-
te, mimic care sd aminteasca vre-
mile preistorice, vremile dacice sau
romano ori cine site ce episod din
peregrinarile barbarilor. Alte orase
stiti ca n'au avut acelasi noroc
Severinului i S a facut cadou pro-
venienta directa della Imparatul
Sever, care nici nu va Fl calcat in
viata lui acolo (ilaritate); Caraca-
lului tot asa i s a dat drept parintc,
sau eel putin drept erou eponim,
1mparatul Caracalla care GU locul
acela nj avut niciun fel de con-
tact; Birladul Isl gasia, dupa ace
iasi scoala, originea in Verum La
tium, adeca "Latiul Gel adeva-
rat, 81 deci acolo erau numai La
TIM autentici. Della Verum Latium
la Blrlad sc ajunge printr o mica
schimbarc fonetica anterioara fixa-
rii regulelor derivatiilor, mutt mai
batrina prin urmare decit deriva-
tile fonetice 81 deci Gu att mai re.
spectabila (ilaritate). Aceasta Ell
mologie poate oferi de altminteri
81 Tirgoviste, care face pc multe
persoane sd scrie, in loc de Tirgo-
viste, T.-Veste, ceia &c persoancle
initiate Stiu ce inseamna, 81 B1rla-
duul Sc gasia in Moldova in buna
tovarasie Gu r1ul Trotusul cure este
'tortuasus'', inv1rtitul", caci
tortuos in latineste inseamna 'sin-
WRIT" evident nu supt raportul
militar, ci supt eel geografic. (Ma-
re ilaritate, aplause). Prin urmare.
Tortuosus, Trotus e mai la rrma
urmei cam acelasi lucru.
Fiindca LASH capitala Moldo.
vel, trebuia sd alba origine roma
ma: Municipium Dacorum Iassio-
rum. Nici odata II 'au fost Daci carl
sd sc chemc LASH, LASH inseamna
Iazigi, 81 municipiul nu este 0 ca
ciula pcntru amindoua aaeste ca.
tegorii, etnica 81 militara, 81 ace.
asia scapa din vedere pcrsoanelor
care 81 acum spcra sd Sc recunoasca
originea dacica iaziga 81 "amunici.
plea, asi zice, Iasilor.
Eu s1nt nascut intr 'un oras care
are un priyilegiu mai mare decit al
tuturor celorlalte, find nascut Ia
Botosani. M chip sd faci sa ieasa
din acest hume nici un cuvint Ia
tin, 81 atunci cincva gasit ~ 81
fiindca am invatat in clasa a lila
primara, sint dator sd cred ~ ca
Botosanii vim della Batn-Han al
Tatarilor, care a distrus odata ora
sui (ilaritate). Cumc vedoti, q dis
TRUCE un oras poate sa procure pla,
cerea de q Fl considcrat ca acel care
q dat numele orasului. In casul q.
costa multe orase 81 safe STAR pu-
tea adaugi un hume germanic din
timpul ultimului razbiu, fiindca
multe s'au stricat dc civilisatorii
'uropei centrale, orientale, meri-
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oIEV1IaAl(1
lcestea Sc recunosc 81 acum: vezi
trada principals pc care sint pra-
7aliile, lar de jur imprejurul stra-
lei centrale stint satele vecine care
'au unit impreuna luind ca punct
le intilnire aceasta strada princi-
oala. Sint nu putine, Orasul Braila
inceput insa prin Fl intaiu un
port, din port a ajuns sd dea un
;irg, 81 prin unirea portului Gu tir-
yul, Gu ceva lume sateasca dimpre-
jur, apoi Gu desvoltarea militara 81
oolitica care VENT pc urma, 8 a al
,atuit forma superioara unui oras
mai mare.
Vorba este cind apare, pc basa
sat al stramosului sau
mosului", cum Sc zice - de unde
vine "mosie", "mosneni" - pc
basa satului primitiv al stramosu-
lui sau mosului" Brailei, portul
Portul pomenit intaia CARA il
veacul al XIV-lea. Nu Sc poate fixs
exact data fiindca pc de parte in
tilnim mentiunea acestor locuri
dar nu 81 a orasului, in privilegiu
de comert acordat de regele Unga
riei negustorilor brasoveni, carl a
veau dreptul sa urmeze cursul uno
anume riuri ce duceau din Carpat
la Dunare; pc dealta parte il ga
sim pomenit anume in calatorul ba
wares Cshiltberger. Acest calato
luase parte la cruciata din NicC
pole, la lupta crestinatatii apusen
impotriva Turcilor, lupta la care
81 dase ajutorul Mircea eel BatrI
81 care "a ispravit Gu infringere
crestinilor. 81 infringerea armatt
crestine a dat lui Baiezid un mar
numar de prisonieri. Unul dintr
acesti prizonieri a fost bavar'
| sui Schiltberger, care venise Gu m
cul contingent german adus d
cruciati. A fost tinut rob 0 multi
me de vreme, dupa aceia s-a d;
! drumul 81 pc la inceputul secolul,
al XV-lea, S intors acasa 81 a scr
inscmnarile lui care sint evident
din 1896, cind a fost cruciata, ds
surprind 81 anume experiente
care lie facut ceva mai tirziu
supra acestor locuri. In ce prives
privilegiul regelui unguresc, il
reserv sd dau cxplicatii mai tirz
ca sd arat un isvor de prosperita
incepatoarc al Brailei. Dcocamda
sa luam putin in cercetare ceva d
cuvintele calatorului german ca
vorbeste, intro epoca asa de d
partata, despre Braila. Zice desp
diiisa. intr 'un loc - imi aduc
minte 81 termenii, pentruca AIDES,
orr am avut prilejul sd intrebui
tcz pc Schiltberger, 81 pentru list
ria noastra romaneasca 81 pentru
toria Imperiului ottoman, pcntru
toria comertului in acestc parti, :
zice deci sd este un loc unde vim
multime de galere 81 de coce (co'
era corabie mai mica), corabii
mai mari i mai mici din paginat
te (Heidenschait.) Faptul ca {
care o petrecut o multime de vr
me 81 in Turcia europeana 81 in II
Ella asiatica, spune ca acele corab
care veniau aici nu era bizantine,
din "paginatate" are important
Isl iata de ce: pc vremea lui Schil
berger Turcii nu erau in Constant
nopol; erau la Adrianopol, in G
lipoli. Prin urmare nu din Capt.
la Imperiului Roman de Orient, Il
cut in stapinirea Sultanilor osma
Iii, puteau sd vie corabiile, ci d
"paginatate". "Pag1natatea
pentru dinsul, insemna provincii
ocupate mai de multa vreme de el
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IVA urma).
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-01-05

hand in anticipation of spring, and
therefore two of them are shown here.
In their designing each of these pre-
sents advantages for the 'remodoling
of last seasons frocks.
A very attractive afternoon dress,
at the right Of the picture. shows a
combination Of black lace and Satin.
It will please nine out of ten women
who find this elegant but unpreten
tious type Of dress practical for lcsrly
-uif afternoon affairs. If one pos
sesses a satin dress its countenance
may be wholly changed by making 1t
over with lace in q copy Of the model
pictured. Or the owner of handsome
but idle lace can find use for u In
combination with new satin.
Either a suit or frock Of wool cari
be converted into the smart all-day
dress pictured. The straight-llne coats
that have been fashionable mako the
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-01-05

with fidelity to line and detail in less
costly furs and fabrics.
The magnificent coat Mt the left Of
the picture is made entirely of dark
mink skins. The designer has not for
gotten that its important business In
life Is to keep its wearer warm. no
matter a. W frlgid the weather, and
has work. d to this end-its richness Is
an incident. The sleeves are ample
and gathered into cuffs made of a
single skin and that snuggle to the
wrists. The hugh cape-collar is equal 70
enyeloping the bend Upon occasion, but
ordinarily is worn as pictured. The
present styles have an element of
beauty In their casual adjustment TO
the figure, and designers are making
the most Of 1t.
It Is not often that such fur wrap
finds itself in the company of cloth
wrap that can vie with 1t In beauty
or richness-but 1t can happen. In
the long mantle-like coat at the right
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-01-05
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even a sick child loves the "frulty@
taste of California Fig Syrup" II tbs
little tongue is coated, or If your ehllf
Is istless, cross, feverish, full OF cola
or has collie, give a teaspoonfUl To
cleanse the liver and bowels. In n few
hours YOU can see for yourself how
thoroughly 1t works all the eo@sksDe~
ton poison. sour bile and waste OUs OF
the bowels, and you have o wen, play
full child again.
Millions of mothers keep "CRlifcEnfp
Fig Syrup" handy. They know n tea
spoonful today saves sick child 20
morrow. Ask your druggist for genR-
Inc california Fig Syrup which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mothgrg
You must say california" or Jon may
get an imitation fig syrup.--Adyertise-
ment.