Porch frocks and cretonnes mark a new season
American designers push simple, washable porch dresses and cretonne outfits for women and children. Frocks emphasize comfort with low necks and short sleeves in mull, crepe, and Swiss, all offered at five dollars or less. Cretonne appears in hats, skirts, and prints, from wall patterns to children’s wear, in bright colors and florals, with minimal trimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Atlantic
Cretonnes
Catherine de Medici
Special Week End Parks Southern Railway Passenger Offer
Special week end park excursion by Southern Railway premier carrier of the south from Johnson City to Bluff City and Bristol and return. Round trip tickets $1.04 sold for all Saturday and Sunday morning trains from June 26 to September 1 1915. Tickets valid to return to starting point before midnight Sunday following date. G M Ellis division passenger agent Knoxville Tenn.
Society Notes Mention Local Visitors and Illness
R L Gant of Bristol was here on business Wednesday. Dr R L Patton of Telford was in the city. T E Wolfe made a business trip to Greeneville. N H Dickson is seriously ill at home. Henry Collier visited Knoxville Thursday. James A Martin is in Knoxville on business. Richard Chase of Gray's Station was in the city. William R Reeves of Vineland and Mrs Albert Lyle visiting relatives at Jonesboro. John L Davis spent weeks here and at Jonesboro. A W Price transacted legal business at Jonesboro Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Patterson
W. T. Scott
Kingsport
Sam
Washington
Blaine
Louise St. John
Bristol
Martha Allen
Louise Martin
Watauga Avenue
California
Jonesboro
John B. Nall
Kingsport Bank
R. M. Shannon
Loan and Trust Co
J. F. Clouse
J. Smith Anderson
Philadelphia
Katherine Dosser
Bakersfeld
Cal
Lila Martin
Chattanooga
Charles Martin
Thomas Meek
Memphis
N. N. Warlick
W. S. Hickey
Ethel Smith
Frances Hickey
Herbert McPherson
San Diego
John L. Davis
Pacific Beach
Davis
Louise Price
Hame
Baltimore
Miss Stevenson
Bluefield
W.va
M. A. Stevenson
M. EB
G. L. Broderick
Broderick
Martha Klein
Aittara
Washington City
Edward
Cox
Jeralds‘town
Tenn
H. H. Pryor
Louisville
Sky
Peter Miller
John D. Cox
Points West
Catherine Wilds
George Smith
Carrie Smith
Union City
John M. Turner
Brookline Mass
Essie Turner
Kilpatrick
Bar Association
Robinson Gillespie
Russellville
Elizabeth Gillespie
Mary Sue Thomas
Walter Chambers
Eckman
W. Va
Lis
Misa Lois Staples
Knoxville
John T. Wilds
New York City
Unicol City
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Earnest Dooley
Nick Miller
Clark's Springs
J. Niles Osborne
Friendsville
R. N. Dosser
Johnson City
Prank Patton
George Gammon Thomas
Bekman
Richard Chase
Gray's Station
William R. Reeves
Vineland
Albert Lyle
W. Price
Is 18 A Sure Enemy To Health and Happiness
Palace Barber Shop at 2 Buffalo Street in Sam Cassida's establishment offers timely aid to counteract the supposed health harms of IS 18 A Sure Enemy To Health and Happiness. Proprietor Gardner, Thomas, and Bur emmages assist clients with a prompt, efficient service view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Palace Barber Shop
Buffalo Street
Sam
Cassida
East Tennessee
Gardner
Thomas
Buremmages
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Fank Taylor Store
S Am
Joseph F. Ford
Hale
Asheville
N.C
H. B.crumtey
Geo. W. McClure
Advt
Roan Street
Baptist Church
Newcomb
Patecant
R. L. Gant
R. L. Patton
Telford
T. E. Wolfe
Greeneville
N. H. Dickson
Henry Collier
James A. Martin
Bicycle Sundaies
Harley-Davidson
H. M. Smith CO
East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina Railroad CO
Linville River Railway CO
Central Standard
EAST
Sv. al
Milligan College
Watauga Point
Sycamore Sh
Shell Creek
Elk Park
Minneapolis
Newland
Geo. W. Hardin
Tennessee
Arlington
Main St
Earl, Campbell
Prop
Chestnut Street
Mary A. Ayres
Johnson City Ice Cream CO
G. 2
Maupin & Son, Props
Cox Brothers
West Main Street
W.P. Davis
Spring Street
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