FROCK* AND WRAPS FOR XTB-f
KING.
VMM sad Fur-Trijnnwd of Satin,
Taffeta msd Nat.
New York. Nev. U.-Mew that
wimor ia open ns and tha season of
gaitjee has begun, w* And ourselves
uvqrug about, here and there,
hearts m a Harry and brimming over
with happy expectation of tbs corn
lag festivities where w* may danoa
away the marry hours, oblivious of I
time and the many perplexities of'
this Uttls world of oars, except fori
tha ever present question of dross.
silks
end sheer fabrics, such as tsdfsfl.
groa de bond res, soft satins, chiffon*
nets, and aovslty brocades which are
charmingly seltsd to daace and din
ner frock*. Gros dc Londres couiv*
'daio ard striped, combining often
two of the most deleeata pastel
shade*. The' soft satins end taffeta*
are particularly affective, under
the web-lUce tonic* now modish. Al
though many preftr tha effective
simple frock, others delight In tha
swaying of tiny ruffle* and frills,
and tha swishing of crispy failles
and taffetas, panniars of Almy fab
rics. puffed, shirred, sad pleated,
quaintly mimicking creations of dec
ades ago. These ars carelessly
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Wrap of Throw Ccarf.
caught op and hold in placo by tiny
cnatarm of rooebods or perhaps a
aingk flower of laco. void or silver.
Metallic ornamanu have supplanted
trimmings of silk, bu ‘a and flowers,
) to a certain extent, and when uscu
sparingly make most effect.v« A tush
es.
The 8carf of ChUfoa.
As the frame is to the pictoro, so
is the dainty, filmy scarf to tha
frock for evening wear; endless
ideas may ha carried out with thaso.
They era beaded, embroideried, fring
ad and haad-coiorsd; developed in
tha sheerest of nets, chiffons, ^uics
and wonderfully patterned Oriental
fabrics, designed with visions of
Hour is mad dreamy harem beauties
1b mind. One of the away off active
uses of the scarf is with the sleeve
leas gown; it may be draped in most
becoming ways. A charming ex
ample of this was brought to my
attention the other evening. The
' dress was of eaaarjr colored taffeta
made with aa eight gored akirt, in
whinh alternating gores were of the
canary taffeta and sating of a dala
cate bine. Each gore was rounded
at the lower edge and finished with
a narrow quilling of chiffon match
ing the taffeta bOdice. Over this
striking skirt hung n tunic of ca
nary colored chiffon, while a wonder
felly tinted scarf, with blended tons*
ef canary color and bins, was drap
ed aroend the shoulders in a wing
llke erase gam sst giving the affect of
sleeves whan the grata were raised.
The ends were wound loosely
around the neck, quite aa ooe would
eae the regalsr throw ererf of heev
iar materiel- It was exceedingly
practical end planned the eyee ef
ef these who appreciate daintiness
aad grace.
TREATMENT FOR BURMA
Prscceti— is Beet Treatment.
The beet advice shout bums la tq
prevent them. They are the meet
pahtfo) ef ram men injuries, dew to
heal aad often result In Ufc lang
dleahOMy er eaters . disfigurement.
*—*-s-»- .k^. mrfi a# »kfi Kata mf
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g LAND ,s5ji)
U The Jason M. Williford honsse place ||
JJ Five Miles South of DUN H
P near Spring Branch Baptist church cut into ||
N 20 and 30 Acre Farms, )j
N Will be sold AT AUCTION on the premesis,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
1030 A. M.
SHINE OR RAIN.
There are good dwellings on four of the farms and this land is
nearly all cleared and in good state of cultivation. Now is the time
to get a good farm at your own price as we sell to the highest bidder.
1*4 Cash, balance 1, 2, and 3 Years
Brass Band music; Free dinner to all
Ladies Invited. Greenback Money
. given away at time of sale.
If it rains bp sure to come as you may get a better bargain. Remem
ber the date: Thursday, December 2nd, 10:30 A. M.
ir i
Don't let this opportunity slip. Get busy and look over this M
land before day of sale. II
Murphy Bros. Land Auction Co., S
C C. MURPHY, Manager, ' Greensboro, N. C. |J
P. S. If you have land to sell see these men or write the Company^^^
In ar • *t*v* with a lira in it. A
fandgr =» a wira aeraaa hafnra an
apan tra ramovaa thla danger,
prrhapa tha aaaat aarieoa hums a-o
thoaa reauKing from tha aaa of oil
la atartiag a In. 00poctally a Mnold
arfng Ira. A lIMla forathoaght
oaaaaa all that ta aaeaaaary to avoid
what la aftaa a fatal raanlt. Oil
dran fraqaaatly ham thalr hand*
and Igalto thair daikbif by playing
with matrhaa. Malrha* ar* dangar
mm plaything* far tha polaon (hay
aaaaBy aontoin kaaidaa thrir dangar
a# Igniting. aad ahaald ha kopt not
af thUraa’a waah Btota Baard af
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da f «
Kortb Carols* Coming.
La* yaar North Carolina mad* a
rory good «Sowing („ bar Interest
la tho Rod Crow ChHotma* 8a*I
moYomcnt. Of tho sarawtasw otetoa
la bor .<•!»»*, th* Notional Amort*
lloa for th* Study and Proportion at
Tabortulaol* giro* North Carolina
Sfth plaro in th* nambor of mail
•etd. It is mora than probaMa that
this yoar oar rank will ha rtilt high
•r, oi wa ar* loginning to apyrosi
at* th* rala* of thorn Mute slumps
nat only la oapramlwg mm Christ
mao mnthnonta, bat la th* mar*
practical way* of helping stamp oat
**»ba*»ate*** by ^raotdlag teds far
twbarrwtoMs IMaratara. nomas, or
yy*** mmm **» t* th*
Hog ranted Fa rttHsor Fornulaa far
Kortft Carolina.
On amount of Um high prim of
potaah and to cdapa Um total
l*«fc of It In auActanl rjuantltira for
fcrtilljor forma In* Kara baon aug
gaatad by LHraator Kilgora aa auit
■bla for aondltiona la tka State.
Than# formula* gfra )k» rorract pro
portiannaant of giant food and will
*<*• food raoulto , at • low root.
Tfcoy am adrlooblo to ua* for tbc
yorpooa of th* abnormal
farUHaor rltuadtOn nrtplng from On
naraaalty at oortMng potaah ahnoa*
•ottroly from f«wmoOi> during Um
maoiag aoaaon.
for Canada! Main or Bantam Cam- 1
. I
« Per cant photphorir acid.
4 par cent ammonia.
Knr Com. Grain*. Onuai, etc.:
# par cent phoaptiorie acid.
4 to 5 par cant ammonia,
Por Peanut* i
X to 10 par pant phoephnrlr »d*
I to 2 par cant ammonia.
l*or Paaa, Boy Raanr. Clover*, ate.:
Straight arid pheephata an food
and.
>n poor land: ■
n to 10 par rant phoaphorir add.
1 to 2 par aaat ammonia.
Par PWdmoat North CaraCaa.
'or Com, Grain*, Graaaaa, rta.
10 par amt phoapfcedc add.
2 to 4 par cant ammonia.
'or Paaa. Soy Bean*. Oarer*, ata.:
Strpiaht add pheephata an faad
and.
Statement of the condlion of the
STATE BANK & TRUST CO.
At the close of hutiness November 17, 1915
Resources
Loans and Investments $30, 676. 69
Furniture and Fixtures 2.427 74
Expense. ' ^ 77
Cash on hand and in Banks 30, 242. 88
63. 481. 08
Liabilities
CaP'tal $13, 700. 00
Due Bank* 7( 765 jg
DeP°*iu 42, 015, 92
63,481.08
We are in the market for short time commer
cial paper.
vice-Pres^’ Pr2S' B* °* Town8€nd> Active
H. HERRING, Cashier.
On Poor U«d: t
12 to 14 por cent phosphoric acid.
1 per cent ammonia.
Par the MosmUtna.
For Corn, Grains, Grates*, «u.;
10 par cant phosphoric acid.
S to 4 par rent ammonia.
For Pea*. Soy Beans, Clovers, etc.:
9 per cent phosphoric 4rid on good
land.
On poor land:
12 to 14 per cant phosphoric acid.
1 per rent ammonia--Catenates
Fame— News.
A Bay's Mother.
Uy mother she's so good to me.
It I was good aa I could he,
couldn't bo as goodr— no, air!—
San't any |wy be goad aa bar!
She lore* me when I'm glad er «»d;
She krree top when I’m good er bed;
_A«', whet’e the funnleet thing, ehe
«*n
She levee me when ehe peniehee. t
I don't like her te ptutieh pie—
TW. don’t hurt—bet it hurU te eee
Mor rrjrtn'—Men I cry; en’ nen |
We beth cry end be goed egein
f!he levee me when
My little t|e4k en'
An' when nry p
Sbr lovee him I
She leogha en’ telle hhu ill I eeld.
An* grphe me ap en' pate my Heed;
An’ 1 hug her, en’ hog my pe
A*' lw»e him put’ nigh ae merit an
We- —Jemee WhMremb Riley.
UAD TU DOWN DISPATCH
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Twa Hundred and Fifty Stork*.
I And ovary etory a good one. They
»re entertaining, bat that la not all
you can any about them. You know
time i* hardly a periodical publiah
ie not full of time-waating
•toriea. but not a single atory in tho
Youth'a Companion la a time waator.
Take the atoriea gf C. A. Stephen*.
I It would bo h*rd to pick out on#
from which you cannot k*m him.
thing useful and yet entertaining.
Bom* 0f Ue Companion rofruah
your knowledge of geography and
1*11 yoo the myuteriea of eharaiatry;
•omc reveal the aecreta of forestry,
•nd of general farming. They cov
er a Wide range. They are chosen
with an eye to tho potaibie likings
“f every member of a Companion
family- atoriea of vigorous action
Ond attiring adventure for boy*,
atoriee 0f college life end daaqpetio
rongo all tho way from sheer droll
ery to deep asriouaneee for -irr
and women. There are no stories
quite like thorn in The Companies*
U you are not fxnlllqr with Up
Companion aq It iq to-day. lot IP
«md you «*mple copies qad the dere
caat fop l»l«.
New subscribers who so«>d fg OS
fop 191« will reoelvs free a copy if
Tho Companion Hants Calendar for
Hid. in addition to all tho remaining
lpu«s from tho time the sub
•rHption is received.
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