IVhat to Wear for Hallowe’en Maybe the Answer is Here

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CaaMa Weather If Cortumes Are Worn Outdoors

M«SlMn that Is troabUag A (trU. both oM sad youn*.

find a tip or two that will halp

A ooatam* that la • party ottaa taat Joat thtac tor a atraat panda, m alar I r u the fiokle amthar

PETERSBURG (Hold Or*r Praa Last Wash) Walter Jaasahi. wife a mother, Mr*. Clara Coraoa. Dot air. motoraJ her* and mmt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. WUr Vasa Mra. taa Mtrtaa, wiu aasM frtoad. tram Oaaaa City. rMSad at the hMa* o' Richard Von oa

panata, Mr. ano Mra. Oaorpa Hod. Freak Oaady. wM* aad soa

Mtakarooa and fam’Oy.

Mra Mauca Lamkla aad two ehUdroa. cd Oanar*a 9eU^ an rMUac with her father. Oaorc*

■tdrldga UU weak.

Mia* Mary - Minor, of Odd

Mra Lori Maa QUder. of Nartfeld U apoadlag thlo wood with t rather. Johc W. Oaady. Frank Vaa OOdar aad wif*. of

Inrington. H. wars amoas tha Sunday gvostd) at tha hona at

that ara aaed on bedroom allppar*-1 WlUlatn For Yoons Man — Costuxaoti Mr. A —

aaslir cotton no are Undo Sam.'land Park. Pa^ . S^^aThU^on. aa AmoricS wlrt hla^hrol^mak.

noJdier or aoMlor of any aaOoa. sailor, polteaman, a Qaakor. Boa-

tar Brown or a

Sirfi.’ William

family mol

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rod hood, redahooo; raplor thraos* rad belt Tramp-black trouser*.

to Maryland oror

Mr*. Jun Sharp, of Tockahoc. te pemtac thlt weak wMh her ala-

r. Mips

Frank ft on

trip to

i, B^d Sand form las the crowa or' ^

:*ato aboot the head Let the sown

aMa. ahiy daowatlnc the bem with a tow pred Mara. also the adfec m the rlevaa and front of the sown

crown of a tare on band and b 1. to| pad with a Mar of Mirer he ohooM hare

-st'lTU Salem, and her f

BEESLETS POINT (Held Orar From Let Weak)

Mra. Harriet Ooraon had an attack of acute indipmUon on Friday eranlnp and waa quite

ick. bnt ha* Improrad.

Mr. aad Mra. Albert Adam*

of Mra. Riehard Tads. Mra Mney Coraon aad eon and Mra. Sara Smallwood, of SeariUe. won Tpssiay caller* oa Mra.

Prank W. Toon* ohlPtad fortypan of sroea strinstom Now Tork market oa

wu^ rmag u Mra. Aaron O. Coraon.

dalpkla, woa ‘

and wont — rJ!nrT“8J«

Mia* Melon F. Stratton left on _trader to apeai h» mention with relatirea U " '

WoMmont. waa a Wadnaaday rijdtor with bar oaotlw. Mra. AUie Van OUdar. Mra. David Van Vent and da ash ter recanted boon an Bnt sar jr " flu

re-oho wW __ — KM* Amaranthn Smith. Mr. and Mra. Btoa uonoa hare been eatertalnlas oot-of-town s««*ta thu p**t week. Mr. and Mr* R. F. Smith left by auto Thursday for a few days' raM in the Poeono Mountain*

Tuesday afternoon with Mra. WUm *relyn Touns entertain-

day Sunday «ae to the Head-of-tha-Rlrer mrricea, which many tended from hare. Mia* Carrie DuBoU returned to her home la Marahalrilie Saturday after (Meadln* Svej the home oTwiir “

skirt, white muslin waLA. with short black velret jacket and abort block vetvM jacket aad white Bo-

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edited with narrow lace and trimmed with narrow bands of red. while and brae rtbtaoa aero** the top and satbered into rosette* no each side. Carry American das I Otrl's Ceatnme of Peace—Dm* | In white, e white satin ribbon! bead tied around the hair with the word “Peace" in silt paper letters Carry America® das or dove the emMem of Peace Blue Bell—White tarietoc short-

hell flower trimmlna. small Moe L ribbon* hands* from watet with small bell* attached to each. Wear 1 r row* of blue bell dower*, licht j blue or white rtocklays and alip-

whlte Three large while aephyr 1 wool ball* on the front: also two as bwckkis on the shoes; tri-col- ; uar hat. with rosettes upon It lint:

be edfartlee If made In bright color Ladles of the Harem—Large trouners to the ankles, short aklrt and paletot at satin with pendant slew*** in bright colors the hair

iroat Wear eefl TurkTbe costume would tty In white and yellow wttb ■ of black aad add all the and jewelry you have

i sad Winter ■ brown on* med with yai-

Im On the band wt aM the dress totwrad «

a pretty

us up i rtyle

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