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A NEW YHBK LETTER. Now that.E^ter is his- toiY and the smart K'oman has placed her stAnp of approval on this style^ arid that by actual wearing, street clothes resolve themselves into two distinct types, idle tailored and serni- tailored suit. Perhaps it is the anticipation do them£«lv8$, and in no small measure are responsible for the success of ttie t£^ored styles^ for braidingrs, bindinj;, pipinjirs, buttons aiid embroideria ingeni ously employed diversify and lend dash to present fashions. Suits of serge, gabardine cr checked worsted have edges bound with Hercules braid in black, white, tan or blue. NaV' row soutache braid in white of a crpss-coixtinent trip to the Fair thjtt is making the tailored I smart finish on suit so popular or it may be serge, placed in four rows milady on charity bent finds the around the skirt above the liem, i>lain coat and short skirt in keeping with hei- mood. \Vl>at- ever the inesitible influence is, it tias rfeft our suits of frill and ftincy and left them for the most but if there is k preference it is given to the hey silver tinsel braid which appears in fioi'al bor ders on the'bottonri of the serge and gabardine coats. So quickly part plain creations with coats j '^-*^ come and so smart was the metiium length and skirts short effect, its jiopularity \vas in even to the top of the high boot. In the window of a Fiftli Avenue shop, a model of dark blue ^bardine is attracting the gaze of the never ceasing stream of well-dres.^ed women who fre quent this thoroughfare. Sug gestive of a uniform, it boldy stanteous—.today in one shop, tomorrow in another,' and by the. end of a week the y.'hoIe Av^enue wears it. Nor are these border.s confined to the tinsel alone. One of the small specialty shop^i I shows a serge colit with the bor- Ider in white ,«ilk braid and the stands forth with patch pocket^; effect is mslly fetching. There over the seams, a small one above and a large one below- the broad belt of white leather that spovt-s a black buckle. The collar are other suits, too, \vit!h the bor ders en’broidered with blue silk rios.-j. Indeed, variety is endlesa in these strictly tailored suits. notched in the most approved I is even accentuated manner, fRced with white the siik models broadcloth to match the belt and■■’e~i:-ta;if?red luies. Distinctly differeiit in purpose RBQUlSaCAlr. - — Tread lightly, she ia near Under the sow Speak gently, she can hear The daisies grow. All her bright golden hair Taraished with rust; She that was young and fair Fallen to dust. . Liiy^Iike, white as saow. She hai-dly knew She was a woman, so Sweetly she grew. Coffin board, heavy stone. Lie on her br^t; I vex my heart atone. She is at rest. ' Peace, peace, she cannot hear Lyre or sonnet; All my life’s buried 'here; Ilciip earth upon it. OSCAR WILDE. . It seems rather untimely to talk of another Deniocratic Ad ministration when we are not certain the country: is going to stand what i.s left to the prwent one. bound v.ith black braid tfee same as the front and the lower edge. Huge white ball buttons com plete the trimrniiig and below the b.ndiiig on the wreular skirt, the cuffs of Ru.sflian boots are seen in black ijateiit leather to mutch the vamp, while the quarter is made oi' v,-hite klil. A small tur ban oi' bh’.ck .straw with wiiite win^s Haring' un eithRr side car ries out the balance of the black and white, marking the skill of a clever modiste. and api)earance, the suits with short Zouave jackets in no wise, , . conl'.ict with the vogiie of thej*-^^ ^ rogidar session, tailored, but are -velected fori ' There is actually no need >f an extiii session of the siew jjeniocr.iLk rorigrcss. it wjU have time enough to make all the usiial blunders in the course I iheater, afternoon and dress j Cotton .Seed, end Ali Kinds wear. One of N'ew Yoi'k's m.fst | H^iv. Will Vy highest ca'ih pncB. I'aiuous house.-^ h.us on display in ? '''!■ :ake Com Sheiled or UnrheUei. attractive model in mouse-gray j JiEncu.\N’TS SUPPLY CO.. faille silk, the coat short aiul' . _ bo>;y and the skirt laid in soft: pleats. Fine silk carded t-iiotils !-^i^5lf.NlSTR.VT0R’S NOTICE, in the corner.s nf the jacket and I Having i^iialjfied as adminis- woven buttons in ,self-t/nes itrator of the estate of Murphy n’.ake rich trimming. | Jenkins, deceased, late of Ala I — , i niance couniy, North Carolinji II N('1.E SAAl ASKED TO 1>K- Persons hav- ' FEND t’Hl.N'A claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them lo the undersigned at Burlington, on or before the 8th dav of April. 1916, or this notice .Viill i !’eking, .\pril :7.—Interven- jlion by the United Stages in the 1 negotiations msw proceeding be-, i tween China and Japan is re-j^’® pleaded in bar of then ■ \ X covery. AH persons indebted to said estate will pleasi* make im mediate payment. Thi.s' 8th day of April, 1315. GEO. W. JENKINS, i Aciministrater nf Miirphy Jen- kin.s. coirirnended to President \Viisf>n ill the appeal recently sent to him by the .A.merican mission aries in this country. The mes sage was five thousand words long and was fonvarded to Wash- i ington by cable. It characieriz, the Japanese demands on Chiaaj as acts of aggression such S>A!>E Oi* HEAL E.S1.\TE. eventually will present a menat '‘i virtue of the power con- to the United States. Reeaiiinjr H^'”*^'^ ‘‘ eertain ,M)rtgage the fact that Japan has at p,.4,.iC.xecuted by Will burtm and A Military Model of Blue Galmr- dine Trimmed! With Wide Her cules Braid. Many -variations are aecu in. this suit. Here it is made witfn- out the pockets, and there with c. j-j. F'enn, and H .shawl c.'ilhir in place of tbe.^^.'^ \ p, Martin, all connected notch. However, if you start American Presbyteri-.ui (iuest of some really new fabric'Peking; the Rev. Chauncev Goodrich, of the sent in this countrj- double her usual quota of troops (amount ing to 60,000 men) the missia.'i- aries urge that Japan be notified that the axcess of troops s^iotdd be removed. The understiinding here is that a Chinese official, or several of them, paid the cable charges amounting to nearly $6,000, on the message to President Wilson. This oon-imunicatio'i was signed by the Reverends E. W. Tiiwiug, you are doomed to disappoini- ment unless the fabric be a cot ton. Invariably as you roam through the rack.s and models !if t'ut' ciiiak and suit depart ment.-':. you see the black-clad saleswoman pause in front of the chair a pospective customer and hcui ner pay, dark, blue ■erge or gabardine, shepherd’s cliecU worsted or Donnegan .-\merican Board of Commission ers of Foreign Missions; who is stationed at Tien Tsin; the Rev. fL H. Lowry, of the Met'hodist Episcopal Mission at Pek'ng. at’.-.l the Eev. C. F. Hahbanl. There are in China several hundred .\merican j^nissi'^raries. of whom the greiit majority have not seen the message. Some of Tweed?" and there the choice j ^ho were requested to ends, i>n!css, ua I said hafore, you jsign it declined. The American cotton for your tailored board recently requested its mis- 'iev-o .magic has been ijjnnaries to avoid public expres sion of opinion on political af fairs, and altfhough it is said the want Miit. wrou v:r>oi. teres cht wtifli the warp and Carraval is one of the in- ■ng new cottons; it is a mate. ial fur all the world like a duvetyne that has borrowed the k:iots of ratine, and there are numt rless other good .suiting cotto 4 and lines. Fc .hng the defects in the season's woolens, trimmings out- missionaries generally side with China In the pre.sent controversy few of them have been active politically. 0 It’s easj' to be an optimist so long as the bright side only i.s visible. wife, Catherine Burton to the undersigned on the Kith daV of May, 1914, and duly registered in the office of the Register of Deeds for Alamance county. State of North, Carolina, in book No. 64 of Mortgage Deeds, pages 493-495 to .secure the payment of a certain bond, conveyed cer tain real estate, and whereas default having been made in the payment of .said bond and i»- terest, I will expose to nnhlie .sale to the highest bicider for cash at the courthouse door of the oouTity of Alamance, on Mon day, May 10, 1915, at twelve o’clock P. M., the laiid conveyed in .said mortgage deed to-wit: A certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in Alamance county. State of North Caro lina. in Graham township, and defined and de.scribed as fol lows : It being lot No. ISy in plat recorded in the office of Register of Deeds of Alamance county, in deed book No. S5, page 455, j referetice to which is hereby made for a more complete de scription. This deed conveys all of said lot except a front of 25 feet extendijig back the fuH length of the lot and adjoining lot No. 132, upon which is sit uated a three room new cottage dwelling. This the Slat day of March, 1915. M. E. HOFFMAN. DONE and ALSO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Only One Dollar Per Year ! ARE YOU SATISFIED With the quality of feed you arc buying, and the prices you are having to pay? Why Not Come to Headquarters Everybody else does, why not YOU? We have full line of all kinds of teed. Are Your Hens Laying? If not. try some of our chicken chowder, if k don't make them lay, they must be roosters. Aij^lfit meal fed with chicken chow der wiit do the work. Why not let them work ror you? We guarantee results. What it has done for others, it will do for you. % Butter Is Mighty Scaree. Dairy Feed, Wheat Bran, C. S. Rteat and iiulls tcgcthe; with best pulp will produce results, the Dairymen feed this, why not you? They usually know what they are doing, why not profit by their knowledge. Don't Take Chances. Getting the same quality somewhere else, come where you know what you will get. Appier and 90 day oats. Genuine Maine grown seed Irish potatoes of all vaiieties. V erchants Supply Co. Burlington and Graham, N. C Millers Agents, Melrose and Dan Valley Flour and Feed. A
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