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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

tnattcd for Wcincrt In ninth.
Score by innings: j.
st Louis ............3i3 10 600
Philadelphia .oO2 lOl ooO-i
summary: Two base h!ts-HornA-
By t2). stock. Walker, Lee. Williams,
Fletcher Home ruus-W Williams.
Ainsm!th. stolen bases Haincs,
Stock. Double plays-Freigau to
!iornaby TO Bottonly; Fletcher, Ben
ton 10 Leslie. Left on bases-Phua-
delphia. .. ST. Louis, 9. Bases on
balls-Bchan, !. Struck ou,-hy
Bchan, ., by Wcinert. : Iiits-on
Echan. in innings; off Woincr,.
In Innings; off Haincs. 6 in in
ninGs. OF Barefoot. g IN innings.
iiit by pitchcr-by Eeiner,.
,biades). Winning pitcher Haincs.
Losing pltcher-Bohan Empires.
Rlgler and Wcstcrvclt Time. l:i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

'Hhtttd TOT Kchan In fourth
tlLniicd Tor MrInnrt In nLn,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

I"T"l7 100000. 10 0 = Y 9
rpowcil out In nrst; nit by own
TIED ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-15

dciphin.

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
T1NAR.

Berlin. - Rpichstayul ratifi-
cat tratatul Ruso-German nego-
ciat in ziua de pasti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

81 Mitrea intrara Gu paSi masu-
rati pc poarta deschisa curtea
era pima: slugile aSezau in gra-
mazda sacii Gu grau, boil rumegau
la carele puse in sir, slujnicile
mulgeau vacile, porch sfarimau
sgomotosi gramezile de papu-
soiu, caprele Sc obrazniciau in
toate partile, ollie stau inghesuite
intr' 'un unghiu al curtii, lara Mi
trea Sc lupta Gu cali naraviti. !.
Mihu, stapanul, Sc primbla
mereu prin curte, cara Marta,
fiica stapanului, isi facea de lu-
cru impartsind porunci in toate
'partile.
Afara, inaintea portii, sta un
copil 81 privia oprindulsi resufla-
rea la ,cele &c Sc desfasurau sub
ochii lui.
Cand Mihu vazu pc Simion 81
pc Mitrea intrand pc poarta, el
pleca spre dansii Gu cspul fidicat
81 leganandu-Si lene trupul la
fiecare pas. .
Bine team gasit! Bine
team gasitl grai Mitrea Gu fata
deschisa.
'Bine sa fiti primiti Ia casa
noastra! le raspunse Mihu, in
tir1xandu.le manile. Oar cum sis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
GURA sATULUI.
Nuvolx

In urma sosira 81 carele de la
camp, 81 patru pluguri Gu cate
patru boi intrara in curtea larga,
lar in urma Tor venia calare pc
un murg buiestras Vasile feciorul
mai mare al stapanllui.
Cand argatul vol sa fnchida
poarta in urma carelor, Mihu,
care sta IN mijlocul curtii, ridica
dreapta si-i zise meet !. Lasa!
Poarta ramase deschisa.
Argatii voira sa traga carelc
in sopron 81 Sd duca boil Ia graf
din. Mihn iarayi ridica MANA si le
xise: ''Lasa Puneti plugurile
y oparte, intoarceti boil II car ii
Aoest yolnm = poate peD-
crrk y 1ditzxs ''Chrtss 1ogae-
nes1 - 1u1rea - ~. Issi&
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
kUVELE
De I. SLAVICI.*)
le aruncati cate un brat de fan

le aruncati cate un brat de fan.
Asa facura argatii.
Name Queen la moara la
zise apoi Mihu plimbandu-se Gu
pasi mari .prin curte. Scoateti
graul din hambar sill puneti in
saci.
Vasile privia asculta, 81 intele.
gea; descalecand dar, el 1Si. Lega
calul de loitra unui car, lua ca
ciula din cap, isi netezi parul de
pc fruntes si iarasi puse casiuia
in cap.
Mai Mitre, ii zice apoi frdti-
ne-sau, scoate caii Ia apa"
Peste putin Mitrea scoase d.n
grajdiu dol cal inalti 81 trupesi
si-i duse de capastru "a fantana
din fundul curtii.
Sosira apoi yacile laptoase,
porch lacomi, caprele neastampa-
rate u ollie blaine.
re cand, inspFe seAra, Simien
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
unde 81 in ce treUba9

unde 81 in ce treaba1
Umblam 81 moi, raspunse ST.
mion, mai incoa, mai incolo.
lar treaba ne este mare 81
binecuvantata, numai noroc sd
avem la dansa, .adause Mitrea
privind Gu mare bagare de seama
in ochii lui Mihu.
"Norocul, :. xise Mihu, vine
de la Dumnezeu.
- Amin! raspund amandoi.
Dupa ce-si facura astfel bine-
tele cuvinte, toti trei inaintara
spre scarile easel. Mitrea insa, ca
ON Gu multa chibEuiala, peste
putin Sc opri 81 arunca privirea
peste curte.
Precum vayi, ati tost astazi
la plug, zise el, e. din intam'
plare. Unde ati arsti
''Nici mas sti sl-ti spun bine
raspunse Mihu fntorcandu-se
spre curte. Stiti cum e oihnl
cand il cresc feeiorii. Abia-is Gu.
nosti mdsteata, Il to seoate din
gospodarie. Afki yasile!
nrma q apoi, cbem&nd pc fiul
sau. Unde ati ART astaxii
n dosul plopal6i, r1spunse
flacsul sprcpiindsi
'Bane pamAntas n 49, Ts1sA,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
sPRE cUNosT1NTA!

Sa aduce la cunostinta tuturor
Solicitation din Uniunea s. r. A.
ca Soc. ''Ulpia Traiana" din
Erie, Pa. hotarit 0 frumoasa
manifestatie inpreunata Gu Ban
chet teatru 81 dams pc ziua de 4
Septembrie 1922 (Labor Day.
Gu ocaziunea adunarei Generate
a U. S. II. \. care in anul acesta
va fl in orasul nostru.
Rugam surorile Societati de-a
lua la cunostinta 81 a nu aranJa
alta manifestatiune pc sus zisa Il
cd Gu totii sa ne putem bucura
de-o reusita cat sd poate de mai
buna. Speram ca atat onoratele
surori Societati cat 81 alte orga-
nizatiuni vor lua la cunostlnta
Samnam pentru Soc. Ulpla
Traiana" din Erie. Pa.
Ilarie Pintea, presedinte.
F. Hada, secretar.
(159 & 81 & 65).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

ditto, we're Mitre. All brodit-o!
Asa mai inteleg 81 eu, glumi
acesta. Daca' e vorba de fata
mare, apoi noroc sd aiba
Norocul vine de la Dumnezeu!
lc raspunse 81 Leica Safta.
Amin zisera amandoi, schim
band o privire plina de inteles.
Dupa aceste plecara de-a lun-
gul foisorului, lara Safta incepn
|sa spuie, care cand 81 cum 81 III
ce chip. Cele mai multe erau Ia.
crate in casa; pc ici pc colo erau
intinse cate yelinta mare, cate
10 catrinta 'bogata ori cate 0 PEE.
|reche de altite, lucruri primite in
dar de la cutare 81 cutare dintre
rudeniile din satele mai depar.
tate ori lucruri mostenite de ID
|bnnica ori char de Ia mama bu-
|nichii. y. .
Pc cand ajunsera sa intre ii
casa ceaN mare, unde peretii stunt
acoperiti Gu zaveze ii impodobiti
jur imprejur GU fel de fel de
vase, dncepu se intuneca, II
Marta fntra - puna doua lumis
Enari pc masa u ~ le xica oaspey
|lor bnna sesra.
IVA hrnal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

scutura, j. priveste, zice ca esit
bine il arunca JOS, apoi Ieaga
|gura sacului.
Simion tine pumnul plin la
gura unui 'bou apropiat, lar Mi
trea ia cateva IboaIbe dntre dinti 81
arunca- prisosul intre saci, ca sa
gasesca 81 pasarile ceva.
''Rau al brodit-o, zice Simion,
caci aici ele gasesc in de prisos'
Cand Sc indreptara din nou
.spre casa, Safta Sc iveste, ca din
intamplare, Ia capul scarilor.
Val de mine! cum ne-ati sd.
sit le zise ea. Oar sd iertati. Asa-ji
omul Gu gospodaria! Ori cat te
trudesti, NO scott Ia Gale.
Lasa Cd te stim, cat esti de
harhiea, ii 1ise Mitrea.
Oar ute, ce yelinte. Unde
Ilc-ai culnparat, de-ti sunt atat de
frumoasei
Val de lninel Eu, sd cumpar I
striga Safta. Ma ferit Dumnezeu.
Tot din casa mea!
n
M te cred, graf aMitrea Gu
rdntate. Prea STUNT de-a degete
tinere.
81 oare nu am fata maref
zise Leiea 6afta.
ms mi grzi a0am SiMions All bros
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

81 daca nu ma insel, erau ogoa-
re-"
''Da, sunt bune! graf Mihu
dand din umeri. Dar sunt mai
slabe decat cele de la Vadul Ia
tarului'~::
\ Pentru - ca sal lamureasca,
'Mihu le spuse apoi, cate 81 unde-i
STUNT pamanturile, care sunt mos
tenite de la bunicul sau, care
STUNT castigate de fatal sau 81 care
sunt agonisite de dansul, 81 lie
spune cat rod a adunat estimp,
cat an 81 cat antert.
Pc cand sa sfarseasca, Silnion
priveste Ia boi 81 zice, Cd sunt
frumosi, apoi pleaca toti trei ca
sal vada mai de sproape.
De Ia boi trece in ur1na la vaci,
la porci, Ia oi 81 la cal. Pretutin,
denea Mihu le facu impartasirs
despre cum 81 cand 81 IN CO chip.
lie spune pretul si vremea cumpa-
Irarii, lauda soiul si scoate IA
iveala buna prasila esita din gos-
podaria 81.
6osind u vraful de saci, 81 des.
lesga gdra unui sac; pentruca fie-
care dintre eel az fata ~ poata
Ina un pumn ii 81 lande bobpl
mi IN tnsa,@i " sin paitlfa, N
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Pretul pentru publicatii ca: "Caut."
"De vinzare," "Anunt de casatorie,'
etc, costa pentru fiecare cuvint Dol
CENT? de publicatie. Sub so de cent?
nu Sc publica mimic.
Pentru Dari de seama, Invitari de
botez, cununii sau dansuri, cent? Ii
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Publicatiile sd fie fnsotite de suma
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Manuscriptele sau fotografii nu sc
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
c A U 7

UN BARBER bun, la pozitie
buna, in centrul Romanilor.
Doritorii sd sc adreseze imediat
la 5O2 So. Pine Street, Warren, 0.
(159-6O)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08

Campbellton, \. B. = Lovind
o vaca care sta pc linle, trenul
Ocean Limited, care circula intre
Halifax 81 Montreal, a sarit de
pc sine, cauzand mOartea a unui
pasager 81 ranirea altor dol. Au
cazut alaturi de pc sine numai
vagonul Gle posta, eel de bagaj 81
locomotive.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-08
De VINZARE

Din cauZa ca yreau ma rein
toarce in Patria veche (Romanla)
Wind Loturile mele situate pc
Pearl Str. in Lorain, Ohio.
No. Loturilor 25-26. Latimea
30. lungimea de 142 fituri.
Doritorii spre lie cumpara sd
Sc adreseze prin scrlS s'au IL
persoana. Preturi rezonablle.
Adresa:
Mrs. MARIA BANU
8O7 Carnahan Str. N. E.
Canton, Ohio.
(lo2 L. 55 T. $500.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
LOOM ATTACKS CHILD
Grandpa to Rescue of Little Boy on
Beach

Atlantic City. May 1.--Channn@
Gotl. :1-yeHr-"Id grandson of l. G. Golf.
coal operator of cleveland. residing
at 40 South Kingston avenue. Chel-
sea, WAS chased ana attacked on The
Beach near his HON" hy 4 loon, which
flew from the surf and struck The hoy
several times on HE Lee with lis long
ILL.
Mr.. Guli r;un Ia lhr boys assistance
rs did one ar Two hy~randrrs hut the
lpon still showed lighl. Finally lie
@.randfathcr @oI Il Grip on its threat
;fnd after Il brief struggle threw ii
'slck into The surf. Ii diyed. hut came
sack immediately. hnvrrin@ about and
displaying Il belliGrrent attitude.
Il have never known Il loon To dis
Hay Il militant disposition like this be.
!bre, said Mr.. Con. discussing The III.
''i1ent II have Il camp in The Adj
lundacN~, Whrr" / "a each Summrr
ald there TIN" looms are plentiful. but
are always of shy disposition Yes
! am certain HIS WH> 4 loon. for
am familiar with lhr bird. The loon
az bill about rrU .nrII"~ long. and
sn.o at Ir v'd. L made Tia"
~ <,It with rHin-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
Saves His Life with Own Shirt.

Saves HIS LIE With Own Shirt.
E.ly>bure. Pa. Ma! l.-Wh"n An IN
;ippod while cutting" c"irlWh"h VII
am Covelr>llir, aged -. rul his ri%I9
!nrt almo>t Oft he made a l,.j!!n4Wri
:fit Of his ~lliGt ai:d lnl.bird Il mile t.
IL. farmhouse Of G:;ie!t ElHrh. Wa a
-. WAS rushed l." liz Stale li"~i.:l.rj
: Sl:un"kilt. n",l"I~ >;'y lr. pr"''.'h!.
we'd h. lie ltr n>in2 his ~hrI.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
RANCH METHODS
URGED FOR AUTOS
Plan Proposes Permanent Mum
beTs For Machines.

New York. May,I. Marking auf"m"-
hilcS with permanent number, in
much the same manner ~ ranCfr>"Wu-
r,'S brand their horses IL 4 means az
curling the activities "t horse thieves.
: proposed IL Il means of stopping ia"
in,rea SIM number of motor car lhr!1~.
n Il report made public by The -A>>"-
citation Of Federal and State Proseru-
inrS in New York. The association is
IL father Il nationwide campaign for
HE adoption NJ the plan.
III addition 10 reducing lac number
nt automobile Ihrlt>. which il is a.
serted average fourteen a day in New
York CITY alone. uf which not more
then 10 per cent are recovered. line
sponsors believe The legislation lhey
propose also would prove helpful in
running down murdrrcrS. bandits. boot
legger> and other luWbreakcr> who
make use of the automobile for L
quick getaway.
The bill proposed 10y The a>>"cia-
Banlon is president. and which al
ready has been introduced in congress.
provides for uniform Identification of
all motor vehicles in The United States
by use of permanent number which
cannot easily he changed; compulsory
recording of all transfers and mortg-
aces on automobiles. 10 he inaPXea by
means of the permanent number. 50
they may be quickly traced and the
assessment of small fee on each car.
The money obtained from the fees, it
is hoped by the association. would he
:sed for road building.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01

,ndita Hold Up Newspaper O"c-.
.;..;.lth.. Ma! / -Four nI''n h'''ti ~!
:, ,,tii,.r of NE S..,>tlr Star ana -.
ped Wilir $'--Im payroll.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
bRUNEN SLAIN 81
HIRED ASSASSIN
Brother in.LdW Is Arrested 0,
Prisoners Confession.
SAYS $1,000 WAS PRICE ASKED
A Discharged COMPASSIONATE, Charlie
Powell, Breaks Down After Thre
Weeks in Jail.

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f., IN. uur,I,.r ,r ~u,,,..-, I,hn~ rru
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
Virainia Rappe's Estate S134

Los Angeles. May 7.-Nir@iIia Rap
pc, motion picture actress. in r"nnrc-
ton with whose death Roscoe G. Q'ai-
ty) Arbuckle. film comedian, WAS tried
IN San Franci>c" three times for man
slaughter, being acquitted ia" la-,
time, left an estate Of Nl:'I That WAS
revealed here upon receipt Of lrtir'
from a claimant 10 the estate.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
Will Cambridge Be Next =!

Cambridge is already classed
as a HOT" town, by lnsur-
ance men because of the pre-
dominance of f + a m e con-
struction. The best nfe
companies in the world can
not save saw-mill built town
under the conditions given
above. Today Baltimore
prohibits frame construction
At present lumber prices Fne-Proof Brick
construction costs but little more.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
They Make Women, Too, a Puzzle.
How S. S. S. Stops Skin
Eruptions Positively.

pimples and skim eruptions have a
1ricc-you pay Tor every pustuie.
black head and pinple on Your lace.
pjr,,lras produce prriudire and prevent
nrnenrr!ty. Your heart may be goid.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-01
DISASTROUS
CONFEDERATION
VISITS POCOMOkE

Rnsiness section Wiped out Win
loss OF More Than S2,OOO,ooo
Fifty Residences Prey To Flames.
Hiah Winds Aid BlaZe-Elre
Largest The Peninsula Has Ever
Had.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27

smart models are shown. The suits
have the chic new ines that FREEDOM
mate, and in preparations Of a sum :
mer OF sport things, there is a very
fine lire of new sweaters and separate
skirts. with the vests and accessories
that make these costumes smart.
Perhaps a more attractive line of
washable materials has never been
offered to the feminine public than Il
being exhibited this year, and Odelfs
will hold a foremost place in provid-
Ing merchandise Of this kind. The
shelves r filled To overnowing with
the crcandies, voilAs, ginghams, and
other summary. new materials that
will Re popular for the warm weather.
Drcasy Frocks.
For dressier frocks and gowns there
are many of the new crepes and other
popular materials, and in woolens the
usual complete stock is on hand.
Odell's boasts one Of the most COM
p!etely equipped corset, departments
OF any store in Grand Forks. and ar
experienced ,corsetiere who jas been
in charge for several years looks after
tn, q mi Of the patrons.
Lingerie. hosiery accessories, chill
dren's outfits. houscdreses, ant
aprons, and a. most complete stock
OF e .trral merchandise is to be fount
at Ode!rs. $5'@5
Mr.. Odcll has made service hi:
wutckword, in conducting the affair:
Of his store, and he has surrounded
himself with a staff that carries out
to a nicely this attitude toward thu
I,a.rons. This undoubtedly accounts
| fur the rapid growth, and the very
substantial place that Odell's has at.
tanned during the last few years.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27
.10DELL'S SHOWS
ATTRACTIVE new.
SPRING APPAREL
a. I r
Merchandise More Attrac-
tive, Says Head Of
Firm
Cash System Has Made
Friends For the Business,
Mr.. Odell Says

". A. odell. OF The Odell Com
pa1.y''s store believes that women
should find shopping an easy matter.
,Ii..Ss spring, in view of the fact that
prices are reasonable. and styles are
= more attractive, and more varied
than usual.
I'VE have a more complete stock
in Efactically all departments, than
We Nave had at any season, before
MI. Odell says, and in our women's
It ready-to-wear department., I believe
We have a greater variety of styles
than we nave ever before been able
to offer"
A appetite for the better class Of
wc;Iing apparel has been created"
MI. Odell states. land we are pre-.
pared to cater to this appetite. with
out sacrificing quality for prices 1t
is his belief that the majority Of
people want merchandise good iii
quality. and in style, at a price that
is proportionate, and the Odell store
aims to provide just these things for
Its constantly growing patronage.
! Since carly last fall the Odell store
Odell believes hat this move was
tic most profitable for both the store
and ite customers that has been un-
e~dertaken in the history of the institu-
fticn.. 1.-THE cash arrangement has
tbecn.a saying to both our customers,
and to ourselves. and the patrons of
1.-THE store have expressed their appre-
~sciation of the new method, not only in
yrbal expression, but by an increased
a%t-onage.'
Credit is Experience.
Credit systems are only an ac-
lcommodstion. Tor the patrons of
stores, and they are an expensive ac-
accommodation" Mr.. OdeIl states. I'VE
twill saw several thousand dollars in
q Year., by adopting the credit basis,
for our business, and through it we
lare able to offer u patrons the very
best prices on merchandise" People
who buy and pay cash for what they
get will buy more carefully, and more
comfortable, and nearer pre-war price
basis har been reached, than at any
time recently. and that prospects are
good for an altogether successful,
season.
Smart Clothes.
The choicest offerings in the line
tof suits. coats, gowns, sweaters and
Ewho goes shopping for her Easte,
Earrr ents, and for the things she
\ wants for summer yea The wrapps
new coats. thai are more or less of =
L cross between a cape and coat. in the
new materials and have an important
i>,place in the ready-to-%;car depart
}nlent.
Tia tailored sport coat that ha.
descended in flocks upon us, ant
b, i.iEs with it anEnir Of jauntiness ant
jof being tally practical n,
beer given an important place in thu
ready-to-wear department, and tller.
also ere many of the more dress,
coats and wraps. The cape. with it
graceful lines, and the wrap that i!
8, combination of the coal and tn
cape also have their place.
Three piece outfits in wooden ma
terials, silks, and the sport wear hav,
been selected with care. and son,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27
MISS KNOX HAS
TWO HAT SHOPS
Has Millinery Departments
At Both Odell's and On
4. tario Stores

Miss Medora Knox conducts two
successful millinery shops in Grand
Forks one at the Odell store and d
other at he Ontario. Both are OF
equal size and importance, and both
offer full lines of headgear for the
woman, the young girl, and the child.
Miss Clara Swanson is in direct
charge of the department at Odell's.
which occupies a large balcony space,
and Miss Fanny Lewis has charge Of
the shop on the second floor Of the
Ontario. Miss Knox divides her time
while here, between the two places.
Perhaps the most outstanding tea
ture Of Miss knox's shops is the in
dividuality of her models. A hat for
every woman. that. will At her per-
sonaldty as we'll as her head, Is what
the Knox shops aim to sell.
Miss Knox thinks the off-the-face
hat which has had such a long and
popular life,. will be somewhat passe
for summer wear There will be
more brilns, and by way Of shading
mer sur, these brims. will droop a
little. Many Of these will be decked
with flowers In speaking of flowers
Miss Knox draws attention to the
fact that the blossoms which milliners
are using this year are as natural in
coloring. and in formation. as it els
possible to make them. Manyof then,
are larger than the natural blossom,
but the coloring has been reproduced
faithfully, and we are not apt to find
ourselves wearing q paddy-green rose
or our new spring hat.
The sailor is proving the popular
early spring seller at the Knox shops
and those In black and brown are
most in demand.
The new. delicate shades. and those
equally new, but more robust and gay
are seen in the hats at both Odell's
and the Ontario. and the materials Of
the present vogue also are used tt
advantage.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27
FASHION NOTES

The closing-line is a point fire.
quently emphasized in the newest
frocks. The opening Of a frock may
extend from neck-line to hem, either
at the center front or at n side Of
the front of a frock. and the line may
be marked by a band Of embroidery,
or Of heavy stitching. or even by an
applied band Of another colour.
In gowns Of sheer materials. such
as chiffon or delicate silk wolfe, there
treatments of superposed layers Ct
the material, using the full breadth
of the fabric in many instances! There
is frequently a suggestion of classic
drapery in these sheer gowns. which
are q type that will gain in interest
as the weather becomes warmer.
Both very dark colours and every deli
cate ones are successfully used for
these sheer gowns.
The combination of a plain. one
piece frock and a cape to match con
tinues to represent a particularly
wear and also for early sports cos
tunes. Some variety of heavy. rough
tweed, and tho richly patterned new
homcspuns are frequently used for
such costumes. which are fashioned
along lines Of the utmost severity,
depending for their effectiveness upon
novelty and colour Of the fabric.
Many of the simple one-piece frocks
that are 50 much in vogue this sea-
son are trimmed with a series of lne
pin tucks edged on each side with a
narrow cord. This simple trimming
is particularly smart.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27

Crepe knit. velette, fursheen' and
perhaps another fancy name OF two
are the ones which greet us this year
when we seek silk eponge. 1t is one
Of the most fashionable materials of
the a and usually comes in tans
or high colors. Here, however. it is
shown in lustrous black.
This frock of black crepe knit has
the sheen Of satin. 1t is a straight
line model for informal spring wear.
1t gains its stripes by the use of henna
and green silk braid. The straight
lines are broken only by the loosely
worn metal chain belt.
The large hat with Its gracefully
dropping brim is made of black tat
feta brocaded in dull bronze.