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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Branching Ggi,

EIgene Buchanan seems determined 20
have the best goods IN his line the market
affords. His last addition Is thai marvel q
perfection the Wheeler and Wilson new fam
iIy sewing machine, M. 6, which, for sim
plicity, durability and ease OF management,
certainly ezcels anything nc have ever occa.
20 cog wEeeis to jar and rattle no shut
tie to thread. in fact it has only to be soon
TO be appreciated. Mr. buchanan has atted
ap tho neatest room for the business in the
city, and we advise all our readers who need
sewing machine TO cxaAine the ",.o g."
They arc offered CT trial wi.u any machine
II existence. Prices and terms to suit the
times. Ladies entrance corner First and
Ellsworth streets, frst door.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Tbe Che.acke,a Hotel. Salem.

This magnificent house always the pride
o the Capital city, is now in charge of Mr..
Wesley Graves. who is probably the oldest
and best known hotel keeper in Oregon ;
and, without diSparagsmens TO previous
management, We can safely testify tina. the
i'CheIneketa" w2s never in better hands
than his. The furniture and appointments Of
the house arc of the first order, the spacious
sleeping apartments arc handsomely fur
n;shed, and the tables are Away spread with
she hast fare in season. Mr. Graves has a
treasure IN his head clerk. aIr. Clint Monroe,
oae Of the most aifAble, genial and accamtno-
dating gentlemen that ever swung a register
or computed hotel bill TAe rest Of the
''help" throughout the various departments
are eorrespondingIy fitted !Or their positions; !;
and al in al It l. ore ol the very hest aud
mos desirable restiRg pisces foe the way
farins mar" that can bc found IN Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
ssigh Water Again.

The weather turned warm and the rain
broke loose upon us again last Monday. and
in - hours, beginning with . o'eleck, p. m,
on the day mentioned about 81 inches of wa
ter fell. This brought the river up in hur.
ry, and now Thursday it is still rising. 1t
cannot reach the height it did few weeks
ago, for at that timo We hal rainfall of g.
inches in GO hours. \ boom containing
-, 900 saw logs, belonging to Allen, Robin
inson s Co, broke last Wednesday and went
down the river but as they were dogged to-
cether, and Mr.. Robinson and some of his
hands were on them, it is probable they have
been saved somewhere below here.
4 boom at Corvallis containing about 400
900 feet OF logs. belonging to Max Friendly,
broke on Tuesday and tioated oil down the
river \ force of men was sent in pursuit
and about $50. 000 were saved above here at
bowers Slough and Rainwaters the remain
der is probably total loss,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
rnecL,nAr.ox ~ 10 rRrs;nE,r.

Fault.iindlng II 40 seldom indulced in
by those who uEo tho medicines inGnulac.
turod by the Worlds Dsp0nsary Medical
Association, that the President Of that cor
poratlon, the Hon. II. v. Pierce, VI. d.,
has Issued special request or proclana-
lion 10 any and all persons, If there be any
such, who may hayo taken or shall hero.
alter Il O any Of tho family medicines now
made and sold by said Association, In all
countries OF tho world, and who have not
derived full benefit from said medicines.
that IL they will write tho said Association
"A description Of thor ualadIes tho Faculty
oi tho Dispensary will advise them with
respect TO tho succoHsful treatment 81 their
disease. Dr.. PRICES Golden Medical Dis
covcry Is guaranteed 70 cure all humOTs
from tho common blotch, piIuple or orup-
ton, to tho worst ecrofula or kings evil,
and those virulont pOisons that lurl, In the
system as "A Eoquai or secondary resulting
from badly treated or neglected primary
diseases. IL also cure. bronchial, throat
and lung diseases. favoriin Prescription
IN guaranteed ~ euro female veal. nlssi aud
kindred affections. Extract of Smart
" eel cuTUt bowoll alrva 3oua ~old.. all
painful, TECumaiic aui lrt-. sic alice
tons. Dr. Prices Pol!ets uiifis sugar.
coated pills., are ihe iiulc giani caihanlr.
Address, Worlds Disponary Msdicai A.
sociaiion, Buffalo y. e, or Great Russell
Street building, London, Eng.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Chronic Constipation Cured.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 4, 1879.
III. III. Warner 81 Co.-Gepts.-For the
past ten years ! have suffered the evil Of
fects of what might he termed chronic con-
stipation: my skin became yellow and my
liver WAS all out of order; tried all the
remedies that could be obtained, and that
was all I could do, after finding no relief
from regular medicine treatment, and i
finally commenced using your remedies.
L first tried tho Pills, and at the end of one
week my bowels had attained regularity
and healthy action unknown for years.
was SO pleased with the efoct that con-
cluded 10 try bottle Of your Bitters, and
although I have not entirely used the first
bottle, I am so perceptibly improved and
toned up that write to you giving this
voluntary testimonial to the excellence of
your remedies. Yours truly,
IL. j. CAMPBELL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
I Ei~e,a.est E4oe.Iea.

When the store OF Senders & Slernberg
was opened on last Wednesday morning il
was soon ascertained that their basement
hid been fooled with Eater during the
p;gi,t, and Il stood about two feet deep en-
the floor taen. During the night there had
been fail OF an inch aad half OF rain, and
the se9er giving wy in front q their build
ing the w9ter had found It's way into theiT
Laseinoat through the stairway. They had
{. - large amount Of sagar, dried fruit
aud other things stored below. and their loss
viii probably reach 500. OF course sene
one Il TO blame for this, and they rrcYase
yeinging SUIT tor damages against the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Sentence coInnnted.

Gov, Thayer a few daya ago coamuted
the sentegos Of W. Il. Sewell, sent from
Mnltnomah county for the crime Of larceny
for five year torn in the penitentiary from
July 2, 1877. Reasons assigned, faithful
services as Unien soldier doubt as te guilt,
recommendation OF Judge before whom he
was tried, and term OF sentence being nearly
expired. Mr. seweH was arrested in this
city and taken to Pertlsnd ior rial. lie
aad received the contract for building the
new hose tower for Albany Engine Go. Ne.
l, and had already torn down the old tower
and commenced operations at the time Of his
arrest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
iisr.sarieu, i;eailen.

Oa Fflj.J evening Il last wccl tie m,t's-
beers ri tine ancient order q. United ltqrs
a5es gave g ersau ea.sss..n.asut At salem, at
winch liiea A.laays Iav"ritc vocalist, Ali.s
Ne;;.e Piper. gave the Salem people an OPP
Iartuuity q jujsiee aa to her mpaieal quail
idea,i"ps. The following paragraphs clipped
,ron the Salem Sfsfcss.,a.. and from the "a
lem correspondence 20 the Crsyoa'Ia show
ba,> s.e YEAS received
Miss Ne:tie Piper, 4 Albany. VIZ thon ie-
tr,-.ueei and sang a. i.eag.iigi soln, entitled,
sing, Birdie. sing Miss Laura Adams
lliayius the accompaniment. TO say the solo
aud accompaniment wcrr we'll rendered, fa,i.
to express even n slight conception .! the
rasi excellence tSo Appreciation 81 the Az
d.suua was manifested hY th" enthusiastic -
+ enense visssil followed. ia rcsfouro tu which
lhe i.'r s.agsr sang tha song, "Fhs COWS are
. in iae Cons, eysu exceliing her hrst effort.
+ Ne think :. safe 20 sAy that uo female Voice
ever delighted = Salem audience - dld NjsA
/ PipeFs ga this oc5zsion. y.airsHaI.
/ A.ias f.pcr, oi albany tlen favored the
audience With vocal 500. the piano accom-
panimens being played by Mi-s laaFa AL
agaa. II salem Mas Elper's eiiOr. fairly
/ teos, the nogse b. storm, as she p"ssess"s [,
voice of wonderful power and iiex,bii:y
which with culture has placed her among the
foremost IN the ranks Of yocalists in thu
state. Shs Was enthusiastically cncored ane
responded with another choice selection
which was greeted with rcacd after round %
vocissraGz .ppiausa. 1hls was followed by
another seIeotion by the orchestra, the clos
ing ode by the order completing the program
at the Opera House. .-OrsqU.tos
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
II =, Val rYsae..

The n..rthern l.o,sri .r4;a came 10 Harris
burg bridge yesterday and finding part Of
the trestle work floating did not cross.
The southern bound train 20. to Jefferson
slriost o. time, but saal+ not cross the
bridge as drift wood was piled gp against the
north bent in large quantities. Passengers
an this train were transferred at the Glacka-
e,as and A:oIalia bridges 30 mail was
broagh. az.
No damage has yet been done the railroad.
As Harrisburg yesterday at noon tho wa
ter had reached a point about feet below
the high water mark OF the late rise and was
stl,I rising about :. inches an hoqr.
Yre are indebted to VIII b. Riee, the
oblIsins agent Of the @. and c 2 r. Co.
for these notes.
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an Eatcrcsi,ax Magazine.

And now comes The Californian for Fob.
ruary, with table Of contents both varied
and entertaining. Tho articles range over n
wide field OF humor. travels, essays, stories,
political and social science. poems. editorials,
art and music. "lhc Irish Question Practi.
cally Considered" by Il. +. Desmond. opens
the nunber. Mr. Edward Kirkpatrick gives
an account Of Andora. tho oldest republic in
the world. Emily Z. Loud tolls Of day on
a "Ouaue Island. Dr. J. L. NidAey en-
ters . plea for division ef the State OF Cali
foruia. rroi. Martin Kellogg has pleasant
article on ''peopie Would Like to Endsw."
Pref. L. z, Sll investigates the FREQ high
seAoo! question. Ia the purely literary line
there arc two studies, one by 4. a. Wheeler.
OF Swinburne. and one 10y W. 5. Kennedy, on
Walt Whitman. la the way Of stories Mr..
Morrows strange Confession is continued.
Isabel IT. Raymond contributes ~ Peaca.
doro Pebble aud Mary Il. Iligham gives
the experiences OF six Weeks ut Likely"
For poems there are Mouths Round
Lamp" hy Edgar FAweots Californian
Cradle SenE, BY Chas. II. Phslp-, and al.
varado Of Madrid, by YdA Adds. There
aaa ulsays some very bright and entertain
lng things in "outcroppmEs. Il is Fa-
nuuneed that ia tae nost number = Rsw sc.
rial story Of early days apon the Pacific Coast
entitled 80 aud ~. and written hy the
we'll known author, MT. Iuhu Vance Cheney.
s:u h. hogan. Those Who subscribe nos
alii iss "a tins 60 commsno" With ;bis story.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
saad Ridge EeyiFai.

Tie series Of reFiVsl meeting ~ Rev. T.
Is White, at Or. Alexander's school house,
closed last Sunday night. Many werc ralig-
Ioslsiy impressed at,d moved. several were
l,aptised and received into the II. l. Church
South, on profession of faith in Christ. 1t is
thought and hoped other branches of the
church will receive additions as the result Of
me meeting. Inc hospitality and kindness
Of that people made lasting impression on
the minister, who preached fifteen consecu-
tive sermons to them and enjoyed their noble
aad generous hospitality. Mey every one ol
them be saYed.
T. b. WHITE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
E,csLrs.s ARNIcA SAVE.

The best saive in tho world Tor cuts. bruis-
-. sores. ulcers. salt fhcum, fever sores, tot.
ter, chApped hands. chlilisins. CONS and all
kinds ri skin oFuptlona- lhis save j. guar
antccd 10 give pstseOt stisfactioa in every
case o. p'onry refunded Price 3Jc per box.
koE sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
asts ID Moore. Scio ID Foley, Lebanon
DR. Powell. Lebanon /: Ee.lpath and Mon
taguc Jefferson - u Caibrcath. Buena
Vista o Cornelius, Turner i j Ranry,
Harrisburg; starr and Elakcly. Brosnz-
willie
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Assr@Ig TtTea EiNT.
ske sGhle> GEsa1d- sEree->.at Sic -
Ncrriy ~.,an.ed.

The third ssea hunt & H. Eaaa i.s'f~
sl,ortsnefs. came z day last wei. s'.d
resulted in the side which has prev"ts'S
been beaten coming ous ahead lareels-
Alnnzo Miller eo'rpauy nasie 24"'; po'rte
a-;sirsst 1877 ~ Zen Cu-ta.r'. c'rn:.s"v- Tho
average osl SIii.er's side vas l2S and on the
sEaer, ~. T-ae seE!-er give" = the 'i-''-sse'
party was s.slol.liL H'i' C9t.ni.ers AS ti.e
.s..rchiteet' Il the afs.ir. ana the charAe;;r
OF the supper should - warning 20 the
young Iss.i~s e that ;,eai,sy, thar their lar
rsls a. ec..ks sre in geriauS dang of being
carried ~ i.y tle Oil batch. -: were not
.hat Leap Year has cj"se,l - v'.'id whisper
:, ssorI or i,go 10 the Knox butt girls .i-"H;
the ptopriety Of ceptarirg him Ter iisr. Il
lsa't often that ssri, = g""1 eoek -" he
fnusri
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yyls:, Cyerybody 90 Exuov

Roy. Geo. II. Tbayer, AL OH citizen Of
this vicinity known 10 every Que a4 q tnoat
Influential citizen, aud Christian Minister
81 thc ~. j.. Church, just =. this moment
stepped In our i3ots "a tny, - wish every
body - know that 1 consider that both
,.,Y-eif a9d wilc owe our lives Ia ~hilsh' =
Consumption Cure" II j. having a ire-
inrudpus sale over our counters, and j.
giving par!eoi falisflriion in all cases oi
i.ung ii..eA-es, such as nothing else has
'lonp. DFS. Mefchcii * Franco.
bourbon. Ind. Nav I5. 1873
Sold i,y lsn-bay & Mason, Druggists. Al.
hagy, oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
DO EoU Relieve Ets

That ia this town there arc scores OF rcr-
soas passing our stero overy day whose
lives arc made miserable by Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Sour and distressed Stomach,
Liver Complaint, Constipation, &c, whoa
for IS cts. wo will sell thom Shiloh's Vital.
izer, guaranteed 10 cure them. Sold by
Foshay " Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT

wept because there were no more worlds to
conquer, but tho proprietors of DIR. Pierces
Family Medicines who have found it mecca
sary to establish a branch Of the Worlds
Dispensary, at London, England, in order to
supply from that great commercial emporium
these remedial blessings to foreign countries,
where thed are largely in demand, do not
share the great conquerors sentiments, as
their oonquests are of disease aud have made
happy not only the conqnerer but the people
who employ them. DIR. Pierce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery cures all blood and skin dis
eases, scrofulous affections, swelling and in
ternpl soreness. DIR. Pierce's Pellets are the
little giant cathartie DIR. Pierce's favorite
prescription--woman's tonic and ncrvine-
DIR. Pierces Extract Of Smart Weed, the
great remedy for colds and all bowel affec-
tions, as diarrhoea, dysentary and Aux.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
proprietors, Buffalo and London.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
Homo EoR EnligrnE,ts.

Texas j. tho state that is defined at
no Gar distant dhv TO become tho empiio OF
the south. Should you want 10 learn more
about tho great state send S2.00 To tho
Brown County Banner, published at
Brentwood, Texas, tor years suOscrip-
ton, or Sl.o0 for six month
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Ead for scio.

A rumor comes to us through the Silver
ton Appeat that the 0regonian Railway Co.
proposes to give scio the go-by and not pass
rough that place, owing to some misun-
etanding on the part of the subscribers
d Mr. Reid. The new route is said to
higher and shorter. We hope this rumor
not correct, as Scio has already felt the
fleet of railroad connection with the outside
lvorld and was beginning to have business
Iboem. The differences should be amicably
settled in some way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
DO Tou Yfaai Furniture Z

jas. Dannals, in thiA city, now has on
hands larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this side of Portland,
and il you want to purchase any IL will pay
you 80 give him call. lie has something
to tell You in regard to his pricos
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
rerT-riih sarci,

One o! tho lat'4. aud without question ;hc
most perfect sewing machine nov before the
public 70 ths "Da,s;' why .hoy actually
mako out 81 strips Of cloth cups, sauecrs,
baskets. eto-. IA perfect shape. We saw one
at tho Albany agency and together with many
samples Of practical wofs noted viii 10y
that thore src thing never before made on
Sewing Machine. Co aad SOC Tor yonrselve'
REa i4s convinced. W. J.. Scott. Agent.
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siavcn's cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for tho preser-
walton OF lho Teeth and Gums. IL il far
superioYto any preparation of the kind in
the market. In large, handsome opal
pots, price 80 conts. For salo 10y FoShay
e. Mason, Albany, Oregon.
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Letter List.

Thefo,lowing is tho list Of laiiesa remaining
in tho Post ONCE, Albany, Linn county, Ore-
gon, Feb 4, lBaa. Persons calling TOR these
letters must give the date on which they were
advertised.
Galloway, III j Sheperd. Geo
Canavan, Johny. Tank, Frederick
James, Rssa J. l2l Wittier, b
z. II. RAYMOND, p. M.
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The Markets.

Following is correct report Of the mar
Lets in this city up to noon yesterday:
WHEAT-65 cents per bnshel
FL0UR-S5 per bbl.
HAY--b0led, Sl0@sll per ton,
loose, SIS.
P0TATOES--G0 cts per bushcl.
BUTTER-25 to 50 cts per 10.
EGGS-25 cents per doz.
P0RK-5 to 81 cts per III
BACONS-hams, l5C9lSc
shoulders, l0(@l2c.
sides, l4lc.
DRIED FRUIT-sun dried apples, l0c.
&" -" plums, l4c.
.Plummer dried apples, l4c.
" g plums, lSc.
CHICKENS 50@$3. 90 per doz.
SUGAR-San Francisco G, l2ac.
COFFEE-Costa Rica, lS@2oe.
Java, Soc.
-Curcola-22c.
Rio, %.
MILL FEED-bran, slo@sll per ton.
chop, $3.50.
shorts, Sl5.
-miadlings. $50.
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S0clablc.

One week from this evepins she ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church will givo sociable
at the re sidcnoe of JAS Dannals. Every
body Is invited and good time is expected
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Inventor. and E.a,entccs

should send for instructions, terms, refer
enccs, etc. to Edison Brothers. Solicitors of
PGtents, Washington, ID. g., who furnish
the same without charge. EdsoA Brothers
is we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in 1866.
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Tho most popular perfume of the day
'HACKMETACll" try it. Sold by l'oshay
& Mason, Druggists, Albany. Or.
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:EelearEogicsI.

ihe following is II summary OF obserya-
tions for January, 1881, as taken by John
Briggs, Esq, of this city
Highest barometer. 80. 81 lowest, % 0G !;
mean, 1886
Highest temperature, sc; lowest, 26 !;
mean, 1852.
Prevailing winds, \ aud s maximgm ye-
locity s.
Total rainfall, iii inches snow, 1915
inches
Days of cloudiness averaging s in scale Of
10, 10 number of frosts, / l.
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EIIEIp.

WILLOUGHBY- On Jam. 81, 1881, Mr..
REASON Il. WILLoUCIEY, aged II years and
81 day
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For Rent.

A pleasant house or 2nd street near the
center Of tho city. Apply to
STEWART & GREY.
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NoElh Asnerlran tteaiew.

Tie N3rh AaericaA Eer'ce for February
is the literary phenomenon Of the month.
First We have an earnest and patriotic article
by General Grant, advocating the Nioagaugs
Canal project Tho GENIAL Autocrht OF the
rrcak last Table, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
follows with an essay entitled ."Gl.e Pulpit
and the Pew, wfitsen IN the best spirit Of
tic Christian philosopher, in which he en-
deavors to show tho need that he helovoa to
exist foy a reyisiaa OF tho prevalent thoolog-
ioai eToeda Under the quaint title Of "Aa-
ron's Rod ia Politics, Judge A. w. Tsurgec
emphasizes the obligation imposed ugoR the
Republican party hY tba Chicago platform,
oi rn=king provision for clucating illiterate
voters. James freeman Clarke makes q
valuable contribution 10 the authorship oI
shakeg9earqs plays. The grays evils that
may result from the partiz4n character Ol
the United States Supreme Court are pointed
ont hy Senator john =. Morgan The sixth
Of Mr., Charuays4 papers on the ruins ol
/ Central An1'ic.t' IS devoted to description
Of the Pyramids Of ComacaIeo, which must
rank among the most stupenaous monument:
ever erected By man. GipallY, Walt Whit
paA writes OF the Poetry of the Future.
The Review is sold by booksellers generally
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-02-04
FLUSH COLLARS

arc decided novelties, and give Stylis fin
ish TO dresnoa, being all tho moro becoming
perhaps because there is wide range as 20
choice in the way VI color. Cuffs Of plush can
ks added at tho wrists OF course there
should DC n white collar or rullls within the
collar Of plush aud euf Of linen or Lace be.
Low tho plush o. the end Of the sleeve. Street
costumss a;s oitea added TO by large collars
or even laps Of plush and here too tao plush
cuff may give warmth about the wrist. The
severe winter has alao brought fur eapes iu'9
much demand. and fur cuffs TO match afe
now sometimes worn. The conventional fur
mnil ought Of course 10 Le nsed where fur "a
on other parts Of the costume, but charm.
ingly coquettish fancies are now seen % sub
stitnteL They arc male Of plush or heavy
cloth cut into some pretty shape. wAadsd,
bonud ON tho edgcs. tied with ribbon. and
sometimes edged with wide white lace. 9th
ers are aniahea with geld hrsil, artificial
flowers or embroidery. ii in=snias. yop can
make onV fer yourself, but The pattern houses
bring out models. aud oi the the prettiest
have noticed is tho Olga sara bernhard /
has lpft hehind her rage for ruiilnEa abost
the n-ek. They nrver were in such demand,
nor carried to quite such extreme. Crsp,
he IS n,uch nsed. probably because 20 be
cause - becoming. Yet lace con.os ~ fog .
full share Of popularity Y u 'Spoaaitle to
give special description. bat IN all kinds the
S,deuaeg tavorite brands are msst sought
after hecausa n.nAt fashionable Aul thc bea,
made