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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17

and he will talk to the student body
on Why Be Christian"
the program for the final term
examination has been posted on the
bulletin board in the assembly room:
The examination will take place on
Thursday and Friday. The last
chapel exercises will be held on FRI
day morning.
1t was announced yesterday morn
ing that the cast for the spring
pageant which is to take place at the
Baptist church next term. The
names OF the people has not been
given out as yet but within the next
rev days those who are to take part
will be known.
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PITTSFIELD

BEAMS CORNER-Mrs. Charles
Salisbury visited school at Fuller's
Corner Friday.
Mrs. George Holt is not very we'll
at this writing.
Oral Small, Chester Croker and
Charles Salisbury are hauling pressed
hay to Hartland.
Charles Nutter is at home for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ames and daugh-
ter Doris. were visiting at Moses
Ames' Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sweet Of Iartland
We're visiting at Nathan Gray's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Larry and two
children, also Mr.. and Mrs Jerry
Larry and children passed Sunday at
their fathers. Jerry Lary's.
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men have had greats deal of ex-
perience in the educational field and
their short talks were exceedingly
interesting.
The committee in charge Of the
affair was composed of the follow
ing undergraduates: Clifford II. Lit
tlefield '26 of Waterville, chairman,
and Harry B. Thomas '26 of Houl-
ton in addition to Herbert M. Wort
man '26 of Wytopitlock, president
Of the chapter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17
Historical Society
Receives Fine Gift

The Water--ille Historical Society
has received from II. w. Hamlin of
East Hartford, Conn, a number OF
beautiful photographs of buildings
and street scenes taken in Waterville
about 1890. O.le of the pictures of
especial bear is that taken from
the old Edwin Noyes estate. at that
time one of the most picturesque
spots in the city, SHOWING the First
Baptist church. In a letter which
accompanied the gift Mr.. Hamlin
Said that he had more of the pic
lures which he would send to Wa
terville in the near future. The pic
ture will be a valuable acquisition
to the society and the thanks of the
organization has been expressed to
the donor.
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GIidden.huard

:. The marriage intentions Of VIII.
liam w. Glidden Of winslow. son of
John M. Glidden Of Unity, and Miss
Anocta Huard. daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Huard Jr. of Winslow.
nave been filed at the office of the
city clerk. The ceremony was per-
formed In this city last Saturday by
ReV. BENJAMIN Beatty, pastor of the
Getchell street Baptist church,
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Woman's Club Notes
Music and Library Department

The Music and Library Department
OF the Woman's club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry
w. Brown. After a brief business
session In which plans for the Spring
picnic which will be held in the din
ing-room of the Baptist vestry on
April 9TH were discussed a very de-
lightful musical program which the
chairman announced was "just for
fun was given.
The first number 'The Wagon" was
sung by quartette, Mrs. Henry w.
ltrown, Mrs. H. w. Kierstead, Mrs.
Hortense Hutchins and Miss Nora
Greeley. A piano solo, variations Of
Old Black Joe by Mrs. Una Brown
was received with delightful ap.
pause: An old boating song "Tran.
cadillo" was beautifully rendered by
Miss Nora Greeley. Mrs. q. M Eos.
ter, Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. Wells, Mrs
kierstead and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Geo
Johnson at the piano. Miss Greeley
sang Mary of Argyle" followed by a
piano solo "Flower Song" by Mrs.
Johnson. A duet, whispering Hope"
was beautifully rendered by Mrs.
Wells and Mrs. Kierstead, Mrs.
Brown at piano. After another num-
Der Nut Brown Maiden" by the
quartette, Miss Greeley and Mrs.
Foster gave q duet, "Village of the
Vale" and as final the chorus sang
Rustic Dance"
At the close of the program the
hostess, Mrs. Brown assisted by Dean
Runnells. Miss Van Norman and
Mrs. N. E. Wheeler served most deli
cious refreshments Of sandwiches.
fancy cakes, candy and tea.
Domestic Science Department
The Domestic Science Department
of the Woman's Club is unusually
active this week, having held first a
meeting on Monday afternoon and a
Whist party on Tuesday afternoon
at the Ticonic clubhouse, Winslow,
with % tables at whist. The first
prize was carried off by Mrs Harry
Weber. second prize by Mrs. Ethel
Brann and the third prize by Mrs.
Reeves. The proceeds from this par
ty will be deposited to the credit of
the Club House fund. Besides the
play given under the auspices of
the whole club each department is
working to add to this fund.
On the regular meeting Of Monday
a pleasing program was enjoyed con-
sisting Of dance by Misses Niyison
and Salmond two readings by Mrs.
Minnette Simpson. a mandolin duet
by Mrs. Sidney Patterson and Mrs.
Salmond.
A rice demonstration was given.
The refreshments were Shrimp Wig
gle with Rice, a RiceNpudding with
fruit, tea biscuits and coffee. The
hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.
Frank Sedgley, Mrs. Fitch. Mrs. A.
M. Spiller and Mrs. T. A. Gilman.
Travel and History Department
The Travel and history Department
met on Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. William Fletcher. College
Ave. with Mrs. c. A. Heron assist
ing as hostess.
Plans were made in regard to the
cn.iy,or mir 20 h. l,al
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(Po1itical Advertisement
VOTERS or VAssAIeoeo

VOTERS OF VAssAL6oRo
voters who can console ntiousIv Give
their support to me as candidate for
Treasurer and Tax Collector will be
appreciated.
H., c. fMARDEN
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The regular meeting Of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of st. Marks Epis-
copai church will be held this after.
noon at 2 o'clock at the church rec
tory, 10 Center street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-17

The Evening Guild of the Congre-
gational church will meet at the
home Of Miss Harriet Merrill. S Dali
ton street. this evening at 1880
o'clock. The hostesses will be Miss
Merrill and Miss Fannie Angle.
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Yesterday the giant Lombard
,,ow was used in smoothing out the
r,,ts on College avenue which have
drring the past month greatly both
sred motorists. The work done yes
tsrday meant much improvement and
sfter the pillow has been run over
the avenue again today it is thought
that automobilists will not be both
cred further. The street department
has been about the busiest of the
various departments of the city gov
ernment and as a result there has
not vet been any great trouble with
sIush. All the manholes have been
cleared and the cutters have been
ding out in many places.
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fortress Halifax is to sponsor a
public whist party in /. o. o. f
nall Thursday afternoon.
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9Th. when each table or department
will represent Sc ne flower.
Mrs. Donald Putnam and Mrs
futile read tracts from Carpen-
ter's Canada. Mrs. Emerson gave
very interesting review of the
Perennial Bachelor, and at the
close of the program refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
by the hostesses.
Current Events Department
The Current Events Department
met at the Woman's Association
rooms Tuesday evening with a very
interesting program, consisting of a
very instructive paper read by Mrs.
Harry Drawn on "Growing Industry
of Raising Commercial Rabbits. 1T
seems the United States Government
is now taking an active interest in
the raising Of rabbits and 1t has
discovered that they can be raised
at very Stall expense. d. Monroe
Green of the u. S. Bureau of Geo
logical Survey is instructed to in
vestigate and cooperate in every
way to aid in this industry. Rab-
bits are raised now largely for their
fur as well as meat.
Miss Doris Sedgley lead the dis
cussion of current events, taking as
a special topic the last weeks ma
tional and foreign affairs and bus
mess matters not emitting science.
1t is very noticeable since the very
interesting lectures of the winter on
national and. international relations
that more reading has been done
along these lines by the club menu
bers and papers have been written
and discussions entered into taking
up matters not before brought into
the club programs except on rare
occasions.
After the program the hostesses
of the evening invited the depart
ment to adjourn to the Temple ST.
restaurant where Mrs. Eldridge. Mrs.
Amanda Palmer and Mrs. w. A.
Sprague served delicious salads and
cakes and coffee with hot rolls. The
decorations were in green and white
as befitted the season.
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THEATRE ATTRACTIONS

urpNEsDAY AND THURSDAY
,,.snes Theater: Last times today,
.rhs Wanderer." Tomorrow. Joseph
ilnsakraut and Jetta Goudal in
:srSs Road to Yesterday" 'Infatua-
,.na featuring Corrine Griffith.
. potss Comedy and Latest News
Reel
city opera House: Norma Shear
IN "The Devils Circus" Laura
.plante in, 1.-THE Beautiful Cheat"
No 10 mart comedy, wet Paint" Lat
=. ~ pathe News. Walter Hoods Con-
nsrt Orchestra.
silver Theatre: The Trumbull
pavers present the drama in the
somedy, Kathleen Mavoureen,"
18th Miss Isabel Gould in the lead
INK role.
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Travel and History Department
. The Travel and history Department
met on Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. William Fletcher. College
Ave. with Mrs. c. A. Heron assist
ing as hostess.
Plans We're made In regard to the
spring picnic. to be held ON April
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-31
NEAR NAVY YARD
Groom Colonial Brick Home
Weather-stripped and in
. Perfect Condition-Only $3.50

Just one square south of Penna Ave.
in strictly white neighborhood. eon-
venient to stores. schools. ehurehAs.
bus and 2 car lines. this colonial type
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rooms. unusually large and tile bath
and many desirable features Including
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Don't buy until You see this home
Very reasonable terms
Phone Service Tntil r. NJ
C.AFRITZ
l4th X NJ. 1850.
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Every used car listed below has
been taken in from the purchaser
of one of our New Cars, and the
basis Of appraisal has been as fol-
lows:
'sThat the appraisal be fair
one: fair to the new car pur-
chaser, but with the thought in
mind that the ultimate purchaser
is also potential New Car pros
pect, and as such has the right
to expect as much for his dollar Ia
buying used car as he would
expect for the same amount in
vested in q New Car
Excerpt From wardman Motors Sales
ManuaIl
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1925 Essex Coaches.
Two to choose from, in very good
mechanical condition; appearance ex-
cellent; fully equipped
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WARDNIAN
USED CARS

1.-THE WASHINGTON PUBLIC
EXPECTS NOT ONLY SOLID
ITY AND PERMANENCY IN
EVERY INSTITUTION OPERAT-
ING UNDER WARDMAN NAN
AGEMENT, B Ut BUSINESS
POLICIES THAT ARE BASED
ON FAIR VALUATIONS IN ITS
SALES PRODUCTS. THE WARD
MAN MOTORS, INC, WILL BE
NO EXCEPTION TO THIS RU LIE,
PARTICULARLY AS IT APP
PLIES TO THE MERCHANDISE
ING OF USED CARS.
tsigned) HARRY X wARDMAN.
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1923 Hudson Coaches

Two 10, choose from; in very good
m eehanical condition. excellent appear
ance and priced very low.
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1924 Studebaker Touring
Light six Paint tires and uphol-
stery in very good condition, MechAn-4
ically Al.
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HUDSON-ESSEX
USED=CAR FACTS

Our prices are generally recog-
nized as the most reasonable in
Washington. To convince yourself
of this fact please compare prices.
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Ahtomotive

phone CLASSIFIED Ads TO Main $3.50
AUTOMOBILE. ES FOE SALE 10.
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1922 Paige Touring
Here is car that Is a real bargain.
Condition fine.
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Master pass Just recondI-
slip covers 49,. -. al
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1924 Buick Touring
Master six: with the original black
baked enamel paint which IsoIxs
like new: motor and tires excel
s lent: also fully equipped ssss
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ALSO

1926 Jewett Sport Touring
Rubber like new Just been painted
light blur lacquer motor recondi.
toned; with All equipment. 800 $675
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Winning Classified Lmic WfenH Nay Be Your Turn Win Ne


Phone ciossyied Ads 10 Masn $3.50
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 90
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1923 REQ Sedan
as-pass. In excellent condition for $6ss
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HUDSON ESSEX
HOLLAND MOTOR co.
USED CAR DEPT.
Payday SPECIALS

1924 Ford For,lor Sedan.
Fully equipped including bumpers.
front and rear: mirror, motemeter. &c
Mechanically perfect. and the price
viii sell il quickly.
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SI-IGH TIL " USED
High Pressure and Balloon

Sfxfy-day guarantees with every tire
Another tire gladly given for = price
If tire blows cut within so days. Ger
your spare tire now
National Auto Tire Co.
40 TX ST. IN. W.
Phone +. 1896
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1a25 Rnick Sedan
1q2A Rmick Se1Ian

Master six 5-pass. in perfect con
dftion all over s. e 1925
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Bids and Proposals
Phone Classified Ids to Mata s.

OFFICE or THE EXECUTIVE or
FICER. ARLINGTON MEMORIAL
BRIDGE COMMISSION. WASHINGT5N.
in this office until Ill a. nj. April 1Sth
1926. and then opened In Room 1919.
Navy Building. for constructing side
track for the Arlington Memorial
Bridge al Washington. ID Ct Further
information upon application.
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FORDS

ROMD9
1920 Touring
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1920 Coupe
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1928 Coupe
1924 Coupe
1920 Sedan
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1922 Sedan
1923 Sedan
1924 Sedan
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c H II Y s Il IL II
USED=CAR DEPT.

Also 30 other cars, ROadSters,
Coupes, Sedans and Tourings-
such popular makes as Dodge,
Buick, Chrysler, Maxwell, REQ,
Oakland, Essex, Cadillac, Mar
mon, Chandler, Stearns- Knight,
Willys-Knight and Nash. Prices
range from SITS for 1922 Max
well Touring in splendid mechan-
ical condition to $3.50 for 1924
Chrys.er Imperial Sedan that is
in wonderful condition.
LIBERAL TERMS
III. b. Leary, Jr. & Bros.
1321-1323 14th St. N. w.
North 1926
Open Evenings and Sundays
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Real Estate

Phone Classified Ads 10 M0tn $3.50
SAIE-FIflTISES g3
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1921 Dodge Sedan
With perfect rubber and motor 1855
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1922 Dodge Touring
Which is q bargain III the low fig
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1922 Cole 49, Touring
Sport model IN excellent condition s29s
The Washington times., 1926-12-04
HISTORY TO BE
RE-ENACTED
AT BALL

Picturesque incidents of the his
tory of William and Mary College
will be re-enacted at the ball to
be given next Tuesday evening at
the Mayflower for the benefit of
this historic institution.
There will be series of tableaux
leading up to a grand march in
which the entire cast will take
part. The final group will show
the presentation OF medals by Ford
Bortetout in It'll.
Here George Washington will ap-
pear as chancellor of the college.
Lieut.. Frederick Hanney will take
the part of Washington. Lieuten-
ant Tandy will be president of the
college, while Philip Davis will
take the character Of Lord Borte-
tout. Miss Pauline Bostrom will be
Lady Bortetout. Miss Ingred HAM
merberg, an English lady, and Miss
Olive Sherley, Miss Mabel Carolyn
Mead, Miss Florence Marlatt, Miss
Elizabeth Fries and Miss Julia Car
penter, ladies Of the colonial period.
Lieut., Morrow Egerton Sorley will
take the part of his ancestor Of
this date. Col. Charles Lewis and
Lieutenant Itchner will be a colo
NAL gentlemen.
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| MARRIAGE COMES
AS SURPRISE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Darwin
Pennebaker announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Linthicum Pennebaker, to Lieut..
Wallace Stribling Dawson, Air
Corps, u. S. A. The ceremony took
place on Wednesday evening. De.
cen1ber | in Emanuel Episcopa.
Church, Belair. Md. the Rev. John
i. Yellot officiating. Mrs. w. H
Collins, sister OF the bridegroom,
was nlatron of honor and the best
man was John B. Whaley.
The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs.
Clarence Dawson. Of Chevy Chase.
He is on duty at Langley Field,
where he and his bride will be at
home after December 10.
M7N
Mrs. Isaac Thomas Mann is with,
drawing from all her social engage
ments, having been called to Bran
we'll. w. Va, by the death Of her
father
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LUNCHEON TODAY
FOR DERUTANTES

Mrs. Arthur w. Dunbar enter
tanned at luncheon today at the
Club st. Marks for her daughter,
Miss Jane Dunbar. Other guests
were Miss Louise Mason, Miss
Elizabeth Hogan, Miss Marguerite
Orme, Miss Dorothy Bierer, Miss
Eleanor Bryan Smith, Miss Faniue
Dial, Miss Mary Page Julien. Miss
Wanda Webb, Miss Harriet Whit
ford, Miss Olive Sherley, Miss Helen
Galley. Miss Adelaide Douglass.
Miss Winifred Murfin, Miss Mabel
Carolyn Mead, Miss Harriet Hun
ress. Miss Alice Cults, Miss Nancy
Hamilton, Miss Anna JOyne. Miss
Frances Larner Gore. Miss Dor
othea Richards, Miss Elizabeth
Riley, Miss Frances Hopkins and
Miss Sophie Reale.
Nine. Alfaro. wife of the Minis
ter of Panama. Is entertaining at
4 musicale on Ntlle afternoon Of
December 10.
mot AT HOME
BECAUSE OF ILLNESS
Mrs. Hanson Ely will not receive
sIOIIlOEIOW &614lSAAAOOAls NlLAtC1 OAAACG4 p
stationed at Washington Barracks
and their wives will be at home.
as is their custom on the, first Sun.
day in each month.
+ \ 4
Mrs. Henry Winfield Watson.
wife of Representative Watson, was
hostess at luncheon today in her
home on Massachusetts, Avenue in
compliment to Mrs. Henry J. Han
cock, of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
George Mason Chichester. There
were fourteen in the company.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons
Erwin will be at home tomorrow
afternoon.
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MUSIC
(continued from Page 4l

ranging from W. J. Henderson in
the New York Sun, to Chicago and
Palm Beach.
Going from the Spain of the
Frenchman. the New York Times
writes that Mime. Wright's singing
of DeFalIa's 'Seguililla' was the
gem of the evening, Spanish to tho
core. Nine. Wright has appeared
in opera In Europe. where she
studied with lombard and Lam
peril. Later she worked with JeaIl
dle Reszke and with Victor Maurel
The Washington times., 1926-12-04
Aspirin Cargle
IN Sore Throat
or TOnsilitis

Prepare a, harmless and effective
gargIe by idissolving two "Bayer
Tablets of Aspirin in four table
spoonfu1s Of water. Gargle throat
thoroughly. Repeat in two hours
IL necessary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Aspirin, marked with the
Bayer Cross. which can be had in
tin boxes Of twelve tablets for few
cents.
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which facts entirely digpel the
thought that here is society wo.
man who chances to sing. She Isl
a singer who became society
woman.
The Washington concert Is pre-
scented by the +. Arthur Smith CON
cert bureau, with offices In Kits
music store. -
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MRS. BARNEY GUEST
or ART PROMOTERS

) Mrs. Alice Barney win be the
guest Of honor or the Art Promo
ters' Club at tea tomorrow after.
noon in the Oriental studio. 2OO9 !
St. from 4.30 to o'clock.
Chrlstmaa cheer il cheer indeed when
Good RsllOws ret to work.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

C-Crisp red ana nhite tai
fetd. collar. cuffs and huge
bou tie make this black satin
trock SO fascinating.
H-Wh1t ice might call on
"ensemble dress" Of boise dc
rose crepe Elizabeth, nth gold
buttons and embroidery.
T-BolerO frock Of nary fiat
crepe, oayly embroidered
green rest, high neck and gold
buttonS-Uery smart.
T-BfGcE crepe-bdcE satin
made diStinctiUe by its gold
embroidery and front Of Capri
blue 0eOrgette.
K-BldcE georoette and tai
fet0--G smart combination
made smarter still By green but
tohs, diagonal tucks and pointed
tunic.
I-Rich black satin, finely
pledted chdrtrcuse 9eorgettc.
and scdI'oped orerskirt. MAKE
this q frocE Gs charming Us it
is netC.
M-The scolIoped bolcro, the
gypsy sash of printed geor-
gette, and the en- broidercd ecru
Test-dll are smart features.
Evening star., 1926-03-14
The Models Sketched

A-BidcE net. tChtte embroid-
cred. grdciously trims the
tunic of peritcinkle 0eor0ette;
the skirt Is of black satin.
R-Netdlic byotdery and
motifs of bright blue silk add
q touch of the unusual to q
graceful frocE of black crepe
Elizabeth.
C-Jdde green nat crepe is taco-
p'ece-in front effect only!
Embroidered in pastel aCoOl, and
yes. practically sleereleSs!
D-NGry blue fiat crepe froch,
7chose red-Hned cape is de-
t1chdble. and lCh0sc n0ret belt
and cuffs are Of painted arhite
Kid.
E-Ecru crepe Elizabeth. shotc-
ing lorely cut 1rork and
bright open embroidery, is aror1I
orer q satin slip. in soft Pal
D,ettO green.
E-Biege fo,cered geor0ettc.
beaded. sbolrS the neiO
diagonal founce; aud has q roac
Of tiny buttons dolrn the back.
Evening star., 1926-03-14

-EFectiUe Combinations
Also Black and Navy
Sizes, Ia to 20
-Women's Sizes 36 to IS
Plenty of Extra Sizes
See Window Display
Evening star., 1926-03-14

-FiclOered Georgette
Crepe Elizabeth
Roma Dresses
Soft T0feto Frocks
-Georgette oUer Print
Satin and Flat Crepe
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Your Silhouette In the
Folly Girl Basque,
Brassiere or Bandette

-tuill be ren,ade, in the
lines that are approved
for Easter!
And Dorothy Bickum's
personal representative is
here from New York to
show you this new garment,
with its lightness, grace and
tease.
She (Miss Oliver) will be
glad to talk with you at any
time to give you the benefit
of her expert advice and her
own fitting service.
CORSET SHOP. SECOND FLOOR
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-NesD Lace Trimmings
Novel Appliiques
-Colovful Embroidery
.Readed and Braided
-PIeated and Tucked
-Shirred and Shocked
Evening star., 1926-03-14

-Circular Skirts
-TtOo-Piece Dresses
-Basques and Flares
-NeIU Rolero Effect
Smart Cape Ideas
-Every Wanted Color