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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-30

Last year there were rumblings
about the costume suit. The ultra.
smart woman had adopted 1t with .
good deal Of fervor. but 1t had not by
any means become the popular thing.
Now. asserts fashion writer in the
New York Times. 1t il all Of that and
more. Everywhere there Is demand
for the costume suit In many guises
and myriads of varieties.
In the first place the costume suit
has much to recommend 1t to the mod
ern busy woman because 1t Is useful
In so many ways. It serves almost
every purpose through long day. and
well into the evening until the hours
and the occasions for formal clothes
have arrived. 1t is. besides. something
new and bright and Interesting. 1t
gets away from the dead nOrmality Of
the suit as 1t has existed for so many
aeons. 1t provides q new tense on
life by the addition Of dress in one
piece instead Of the shirtwaist and
skirt which women were SO loath to
discard.
Popular Wool vsiours Costume Suit.
OF course 1t is a mystery why this
should be called three-piece costume
when, In reality, 1t is two-piece affair.
But that, 1t seems, Is the way of fash
ion. The name no more dts the gar.
ment than, at present, the gown fits
the figure. Just by way Of making
fashion plain, 1t might be well to de-
scribe the three-piece suit. 1t consists
Of a dress that is usually made Of 4
section of some heavy wooden material
and a section Of silk or a lighter
wooden fabric. Then there IL coat to
match the wooden material, lined with
something that either tones in with the
general effect or actually repeats the
silk or wool that Is used in the making
Of the. dress. Then there are trim
mings of embroidery and fur and band.
ings of braid and ribbon and Of the
material folded into strips. Many are
the means Of making the costume In.
teresting BY way Of trimming and dec
Grafton, but the foundation IL generally
the same.
Fur 10 Prominent.
Fur u particular factor In the new
costume suits. Sometimes q short fur
coat IL 4 special part Of the gown.
Then the dress Is 20 made that 1t con.
forms nicely with the coat, which Sets
the tone Of the garment. Again fur ID
used In wide bands on the coat 10 that
1t almost covers the length Of that
part Of the costume. II the idea IL q
lavish one, there will be = Wide band
Of fur about the bottom Of the skirt.
and altogether the gown looks as
though 1t were some handsome sort
Of IN outdoor wrap with all the ele.
ments Of warmth and coxiness in it,
makeup. When the little short wrap
Ia thrown aside there In disclosed the
softest. sweetest sort Of q frock With
chiffon sleeves and all sorts Of grace.
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Aas requested that
any information
rsea rding the
Wheeeabouts Of
Mo6eFick Pasch
b 0snt 70 Il, @7
8u0nef avQue.
AeadQuarters at
the TAirteenth
Coast Defense
Command armofy.
Pasch disappeared
July q. having
tsn home In ap-
parent GOOD
A>.uAA NJ 4.
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Lands. received
the greatest ova-
tion Of his life at
the national con-
vention Of the
American Legion
In New Orleans-
rot one. but night
after night and
day after day.
One instance
shows the love in
which he Ii held
BY the veterans.
He was seized In
Tho 1nhhu ~ Tho
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M.aa2.aA for Ronnlas.

Disabled former service men In the
hospitals Of Minnesota were paid So.
0s295 for peoples their fingers fash.
toned for POPPY sales by the Amsfi.
can Legion Auxiliary. according to Q
report made by Mrs.. o. A. Clark Of
Minneapolis. The disabled men made
. total Of 6s4.ls0 peoples for The 1917
salsA
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- grateful letters from CdgewoSth
smoksrs-uncallsd for, unsolicited.
and unexpected.
Perhaps It IL too much for u to b.
Geve that Edgeworth smokers g Q
whole are generous, big-hesrted fsl.
lows who never mise an opportunity
70 boost their fellow men. PERHAPS
Il isn't.
At any rate, II you aren't IN Edss.
worth smoker, We want 70 put you IN
eposition to qualify - one. We should
Nike TO send you free samplee-esnse.
Gus helpings Of both Edeswoeth Piue
slice and kesdy-Rubbsd.
Just joe your name and address
down o. postal and We will send tie
samples immediately. II you will sloo
include the name and address Of youS
tobacco dealer, ~ shall appreciate
EdssvcstS i so,d IN various siss y
0uit tie needs and means q III pm.
ehaDseA Both Edgswoeth Plug NE
md Edeswoeth Ready.R ubbed ~
packed II small, poekst-ase packages,
h handepme Ia halnldoes, and aho 4
Vasious handy in-bstWssa Glsn.
For The ne samples 04dro0D LlsO'
y DrotAH. Company. - 8eg1A ma
otfsse, RleAmood, Va.
70 Recall Tobacco AeeshaaAss \
2eR jebese eaaAoe supply 70 ~
Sd0svs(Sk, LaFus 8 TtSP Co.
- Nm 10y - - IsseA =
- -, p? p: !: 81 s.sS2 -: 80
Asa4Y.nsbaea e. tAesaae jss0ys0
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~ o. Who = younger and - ] am .
1alDss'G wife ] have plenty to Do fce I
calHvats my own garden, raise maay
eAaksns an1 Do my own houssWceE.
Yea may puhliah this lsttsr q I IN
ready 70 D. aaything to hslp othse
women - ] have besa soWell and happy
dnee ny Troubles axs past. MR.. Ell.
GALLOWAY. Cartsr's Creek, Tenn.
Most Womsa ind plsuty 70 q, II
tAsy ne upset With soma female silment
I'D troubled With such symptoms -
4Fa Galloway had, tie smallest duty
0oe@0 mountain.
II you Ind Il hard 10 kssp up. II you
eeo nervous md Irritable, without aznbi-
tn md out Of sorts Gsoeeally, givo tAo
Vegetable Compound Q fair Gisl. We
bs8eve e vin kslp 90 Qsetiy, Sos &
~ hslpsl etAsea
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and best Of any
n o I b or Nye-
these are some Of
the titles that
have been show
cred upon Mn.
Belle N.Y. Of Al
buQuerQue. N. n.
All the boys In
the hospital q
Fort Bayard low
ingiy call her
m 9th or Nya,"
and NO a Q n .
could please hsf
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npertaat b An Weasa
Rsalsrs Il his Pspse

1Asusanb upsa tAssnsls u vsosl
heVo Alnay q hasdass trs1h,s I'D nsvsR
s1Rsst II.
Wsasas ssapasi.ts oftsa pow - b
ns1hing ~ 1T kiansy tsslADs, = ~
Voout q kdnsy q blsddse Aissass.
u ~ kdays ~ soe h healsAy 60
A13aa, thsy ny csnss tAs seAse ssUa.s
- kooe0e dissase6.
Yea NJ su1s pain h ~ hssk, ksaA-
oGhs I'D 1eo Il aahit3sa.
Hese hsalth nahes 20 nssvess. Issf
taSls aad aaybs dssDsadsat; u nahss
~ - -.
Ia ksnAsslb 4 weasa shin tAst d.
En19's evsnS-Rsst, b rssessi.g hsakA
- ~ 6d.sya peovsa 70 b ~ ~
SOo1k nssdsa - evsseoas sd eso1k-
~ sssA ~ . ample bottls y ~
WAnA oWaapRese, ths great hdasy, hvsr
- haAd1se asaisins. witl d. ioe thse. D.
0Glssing ~ ssats = d. Xilnr I o.,
ohGas1asa. n. T.. ~ ~ rss:ivs an
~ ~ bst4ls b. parcel pest. Yea 90
00uAAas nsdina sd hrvs ~ bstAln a
n Aug sAeesa-Advsrtissasst.
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THE PORT OF MISSING MEN

The United States Veterans bu-
roau has requested the American Le-
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World war veteran. having served
ovssssas with the One Hundred and
rourtesnth infantry. Twenty.ninth d.
vision. He 10 ave test nine inches tai.
weighs 1o6 pounds. has brown syss
and hair. and 10 twenty-five ysars old.
HIS wtfss address 70 8l2 Myrtle ave-
nue.. Brooklyn.
Headquarters. department. q TeIAA
at Dallas requests infoematiea a. b
the whsrsabouts Of Cscil T. Lavender.
last hsafd from at Bakers6eid. Calf.
HIS brother. william Irving Lavender.
Boz %, Lancaster. Tx. ID anxious
aboat him. Ths missing man IL d.
scsibsd a. six feet oos inch tall. has
brown hair and eyes. weighs 100
pounds, u thirty-six years "a, and
was wounded while In France.
A man by the name Of Powefs,
killed accidentally In the Aloah log
ging camp In Washington. was buried
By Hoquiam Post No 10 Of The Amer.
lean Legion. which 10 seeking the ad-
dress Of his relatives. The following
information was obtained from OF
tawa, Canadst mo. SS4744: Gar
sncs Raymond Powers: served With
the Canadian overseas forces. Broth
q. John Powers. last address known,
SIS Arch street. Philadelphia" The
present address Of John Powers could
not be found In Philadelphia.
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"sEs1 FRIEND OF LEGION"
Retiring Commander MaeNidsr oivss
New Title 70 Former y. .. Judge
K. n. landis.

The high commissioner Of baseball,
former U. 8. Judge Kenesaw Mountain
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GOOD USE OF HIS TRAINING
esemsr Soldier. New Merrill (Wis)
Legion Member and Policeman.
olspseess Robosr Sand.

George Severt Of Merrill. Wis, Is nm.
,tfsar Of those fighting men whom
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haH q my 6Mo Z
bed, bstng amietsd
With . trouble which
Woa,sa Of . ce1tAln
go srs apt 70 heye.
] took Lydia Z
Phkhasn'sV Vegetable
Compound Tablets
md used Lydia Z
Plnkham's 6anedvo
Wash. ] am Q Wen
woman now and hsvo
ben foe two yeaSs.
| can work veil -
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CALL HER ~moTHER" WYE
Albvqusrqvs ~. N.Y. Auxiliary on
eiai 10 Loved BY Iheusands 81
Aoopltal patlenta.

Mn Santa Claus. the good woman.
The sunshins lady. and (commouest
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wv 49, o9S O0AS0 ~
;aste - II b that
his veteran prose.
.uting ettornsy,w
,ut In Walla Walls
!hould postpone
1uties to his Stats.
I'D family, and hi
private adsirS 70 d.
1own and Writs - .
l note Of spprscia.
htion.
We liked his
letter and are
4 proud Of the 70.
, bacco that In.
spirsd him to
write Il. Almost
every mail brings
. from Cdgewosfh
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Spent hhLFHER
time IN BED


C9tRS Ckssk, Tenn. Three years
80 ] Wae almo6e a invalid. spenk
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tose N Thas lsxieeN.
- wrote him Q note which read:
Dear John: Meet me 1t the tryst-
~ place at 80 this evening. withsst
nn1o,"
AA6 John answered:
N tat lexicoa Of youth which fate
~ Fasssved for . bright manhood
tAGBo = - such word a. tale"
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Ths Thirteenth Post No. 6l8, Brook
Ign, N. Z. Of the American Legion,
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Yo0U 00ooeOty,
V6asO 4. ]. 0illia.

A. you ~, Il int % much thst
another smoker has found that Edee-
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1922-06-08
PHILADELPHIA, MISS. THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1877

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18

when. midway in the foyer, she
stopped stock sim. transtlxed by the
sight Of Bollamy standing at the
registry desk, in earnest consulta.
ton with one Of the clerks.
Apparently Belamy had Just
learned what he wanted to know
Lucinda recognized the backward
Jerk OF the head that was an unfaIl,
ing sign OF qualification in him, and
saw him turn away from the desk
Galvanized, she hurled herself to.
ward one of the elevator shafts. the
gate to which was even then being
closed.
When she entered her room the
telephone, was calling. She locked
the door; and fog as long as It con.
tlnued to ring, which It did for up.
wards Of five minutes At length
she gave It up as q bad job, and she
sank imply into chair near the
door. TIL n knock brought her to her
feet IN Il lluttcr.
Your bill mann"
When she forced herself TO turn
key and knob, she moro than half
expected to Geo her husband But
the hellboy was alone. Lucinda took
the bill and counted out the money
Take those bags, pio:sc,' she
said, indicating the uow dressing
case and the bag which she had
brought from Now York, "puD them
in q taxi at The door, aud hold it ,iU
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
GO ON WITH THE STORY

IT see you are beginning to formu-
late a philosophy Of life. You Will
need It, my dear. If you mean to
fight this out alone. Philosophy is
good medicine only for lonely hearts.
The others IT merely harden5."
Lucinda eyed Willis sharply Bel
has been to see YOU
He looked me up" Willis ad-
mittcd in mild surprise, 1.-TWO days
after your disappearance, thinking
you might have Communicated with
me, OF course, ! could tell HIM moth
ing. But how did you know
That suggestion, the underlying
thought that l might not be intend
ing to fight out my fight alone
that originated with Bel, didn't it?"
"Wellr' willis stammered trying
to smile disarmingly-'I confess"
1T wasn't enough, Of course, that
l should have found Bel out for the
dozenth time there had to be a
lover in my background to account
for my leaving him. Did he mention
any nameT'
Willis made a negative sign. Bel.
lamy didn't imply-he merely said he
was afraid"
1T doesn't matter. What else did
he have to say?"
"Ie seemed most remorscful--"
II know how remorseful Bel can
seem"
He spoke Of employing detectives
to trace you"
"It wouldn't do Bel any good to
see me; It would only irrltate him to
find could hold out against u plea
he made in person"
Willis sighed, and rcnounccd-'If
you must, you must, presume: ana
will do my best to serve your
wishes, my dear. Only toll mo
how ="
"Why, naturally, / want to get the
divorce over with as quickly and
quietly Us possible, with the mini.
mum amount Of public scandal"
THE laws Of the State Of Nevada
are most liberal. But 1t would be
necessary for you to establish n legal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
BRITAINS LOOSE
MUCH TIME IN STRIKES

London.s April 29,--it is estimated
that 100000 working days were lost
in Great Britain in March owing to
labor disputes involving 2S0,000 work.
ers. The principal disputes being in
the engineering and shipbuilding in.
dustries.
Unemployment in March, though
still bad, showed a further slight i'm.
provement despite the adverse effect
OF the engineering dispute, says the
Labor Gazette, which publishes the
estimate above.
Among Industries showing improve
ment were iron. mining, pig iron
manufacture, the building trades. the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18

cotton and wool textile industries and
the clothing trades.
Changes in rates of wages reported
as having taken effect in Marcn result
ed in reduction of over $223.O0O in
the weekly full-time wages of about
100000 workers and an increase of
$500 weekly in the wages Of about
10000 others
Coal miners in Northumberland,
Yorkshire, North Staffordshire, north
Wales and Scotland sustained reduc-
tons varying from under two per cent
to over eight per cent the paper
states.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18

/ rising. II stopped two floors below,
/ then came on up in response to her
ring.
"Dld you let somebody out at my
/ tloor?'
Yes, mann, gompman."
Take me down, please, without
stopping"
The car dropped with sickcning
rapidly and she stepped out into
the foyer In CONSERVATION when Bel
/ placed himself before her. blocking
/ her way to the street
Her heart checked and raced, she
was oddly at once aghast and clated.
/ SubconScrously she had wanted TO
see Bel, face to face. to see how he
/ looked, how her flight had affected
/ him.
Though he seemed TO he quite him.
self his face looked thinner, his eyes
Il triilc more deeply set in his mead,
ana there was new hrmncss in the
set Of his mouth.
In this new guIsc, the old appeal
was strong. For space of several
beats her heart misEave her
In a mattcrof.coursc way Bel
offered hand, and Lucinda touched
it mechanically.
Sorry. Linda, if l disappointed
you, but thought recognized your
hand bag being carried to the door,
and waited for this car to come
down on the off-ChanCe
Il see" she articulatcd with an
effort
you can give me a few minutes,
surely"
Bel: tel! you it's too late"
Struggling to keep his temper, Bel
caught his underlip between his
teeth, while Lucinda cast wltlcssly
about for some way of escape. None
offered. But she noticed that a
young man standing nearby was OBJ
serving them with keen interest, a
rather brilliantly goOd-looking young
man, brilliantly well dressed. As Lu.
cinda's glance rested transicntly on
him, his face frightened with a
tentative smile, and she thought he
started as if he were impulsively
moved to approach. If so, he recon.
W / NJ
looked back to Bel.
lie made a gesture Of entreaty.
You cant put me off like this,
Linda when Two come 81 far oonn
through so much"
al can because I must Re,-T
will"
NO nv God, Won can't and
shan't"
He caught her arm lightly as she
tried to pass. She stopped. her face
hardening.
Are you going to make another
scene, publicly disgrace the again
even when sobcr?"
His hand dropped TO his side Lu.
clnda began to walk rapidly toward
the street entrance, but had taken
few steps when Bclamy ranged
alongside.
Linda: you've got to listen to me,
There's something I've got to tell
you-'
i mean to go to Reno. as soon as
you let me pass,
Be!Iamy's eyes narrowed as if in
physical pain lie threw out a hand
of iAarticulate protest, and let it fall
in despair SubduIng a strong de.
sire TO bolt FOR 1t, Lucinda began TO
descend at pace not inconsistent
with dignity AT the same time
SensitIVeness to the situation, the
feeling that they had been playing
scene of intimate domestic drama for
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
ADVERTISING
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY
cIo11 BY Louis JosSph Yancs

Youth. beauty, social position, and
sincere lOvc--thcsc were not sull-
Client to hold the affection Of
BELLAMY DRUCE, cursed with an
appetite for cheap firtUtions and
expensive liquor. The decision 10
leave him came when his wife,
LUCINDA DRTCE, having tolerated
a series of escapadcs and received
his promise of reform, I-Iovcrcs
him intoxicated and dancing with
woman Of ill-rcpute in a Broad
way cabaret
on the eve OF her departure, Lu-
cinda rencws an ld-acquaintancc
with
FANNY LONTAINE, and learns that
her husband is thinking of form
Ing motion picture company in
California. with them, she visits
the New York studio of Alma
Daley and takes "A great interest
IN the screen life. Then comes her
break with Bcllamy and a sudden
departure to Chicago whore She
Is visited by her lawyer
HARTFORD WILLIS. Lucinda re-
fuses to return 10 her husband.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
INSURANCE CHIEF
DEFENDS FLAPPERS

Chicago, May 1.-THE modern day
flapper is better insurance risk than
her sister of the past day, Alfred Mac
Arthur. general agent Of the national
life insurance COMPANY told life in
surance salesman here yesterday.
"She is going to live longer than he,
old fashioned sister with long skirts
waist length hair and high collars.
he said.
She is able to take care of hreself
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
HOUSES

FOR SALE The Glover house al
east end Of Chapel St; one of the
last Of the big homes in East ottawa
on the market; it would only interest
someone who wanted a fine, large
home; tor such person it is a snap
Tel GlS.W. T. T.. FARRELL.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
HOUSES

FOR SALE SiNroom house; electric
lights, gas, city water, garage an /
chicken house; strawberries. fruit
trees, grapes; priced moderately. IL
quire 500 Elm st or call Sissy.
FOR RENT The King property on
Ottawa Ave, No. 1902; large house;
furnace, toilet; large lot 222X3N0 feet;
rent $50; immediate possession.
Tel 6+S-W. T. T. FARRELL
Mother Got the Letter.
One time when | WIS going "a gram
mar school | WAS in love with a boy
who was much older than |. one
time he wrot" me a letter n school.
saving he loved mc. OF course | cher
ished hat letter; 50 put it i'll my
pocket Next day Was wash day. My
mother found the letter and todd my
dad Well. You know the r2St.-CM-
cage Journal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18

FOR SALE Z room house, bath
room, furnace, laundry, barn and
garage IL first class condition, s5,-
500 Also, room. two story house,
furnace. bath, very large lot, $4,000.
8 room house, hot water heat. all hard
wood floor, laundry, barn, $1,000. All
IN South Ottawa. Have many more
better bargains than these. Miss Ger
trude Harris
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
AUTO SUPPLIES
Automobile Owners

You viii get 90 to 40 per cent more
miles per gallon by using Superior
Gasoline Vaporizers Price $3.50. Free
trial Proving is convincing. Posta
brings information and cuts. State
make and model.
H. l.. MONTGOMERY,
1916 Banks Ave, Superior, Wis,
Manufacturer and Distributor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
Always.

Better break your word than do
wrong in keeping it.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18

Paris First to Teach Blind.
The first public school FOR the Lind
was established in Paris in 1TSL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-18
FOR RENT.

FOR SALE one small truck wagon.
with platform; springs can be used
single or double. Also a heavy single
harness. brass mounted. CHARLES
MEYERS, blacksmith shop, Madison
St