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Elegant Antique Chamber Suite. 3 lsrgs
pteces. large brveled plate glass. combina-
ton washstsnt with splasher rail-st TIE
sTe'ial" price of ell. so.
E.eEant Chamber suite. imitation ma
hossny fuish. 2 large pieces. large IS BY 40
inch b-ye'ed plate glass mirTor cOmbina-
ton vashstand with srIasher rail-at the
special" Trire Of Sl7.a0
Ei~Tant Antique-dnished Chamber Suite.
3iarEe heavy pis-es. highly roli-hed. 1Sx
4o-ineh b.veI-d plate glass mirror. ccn-
binstion washs:and. 18th sTlssher ratl- st
the Special price Il IS.
Handsome solid Oak Chamber suite. 3
lsry~ heavy pieces. handsomely polished.
2ix3n inch bev~,ed rse glass mirror.
larve rs stand. With sp.ashcr rail the
'sTs@tsI' prise % $3.50
Solid las CL~vaI Chamber Suite. : large
pieces. Eirhly polished. large bevel plate
eh-vsi mirror. vashstznd. with splsshpr
rail. oIttfzei tri,nu.inxs-at the special"
prize u 50
Elegant Birch Chamber Suite. imitation
naho<sny hn:sa. 3iarge heavy pieces. CT
By @Itnch bowel plate glass. cast brass trim
minxs-at the Special Price OF s34 80.
LArsr Birieys Maple Chamber Suite. 3
tns pieces. highly polished. large dresser
and wssastAud. the former with large
French hevele1 plate glass mirror and the
latter with splash~r rail trass trimmings,
sn~a; Rnf attractive suite-at the special"
prire II sal. 50
Elegant Red Curley Birch Chamber
Suites. 2 large pieces. hsavy east brass
trimmings. elaborately carved. @sx3j-in-h
Irench beveied plate .lass mirror. odd
shape, @2-in-h French washstand-at the
special" price q SIS
Elexant Natural Cherry Low Chamber
suite. massive pieces. finely carvei.
34x4f inch oval French beveled Plate
mirror. larze washstani with sPlasher rail
at the Special Price Of s92-
Handsome 3Pi@ce Solid San Domingo
Nsho.,ny Chamber Suite. elaborately
carved. cast Sra.s trimmings. svelled from;
dresser and Washstand. large French
prr-lsd Fiat- glass mirror. all drawers
-fesrr ln-1-af the special" price Of eos.
V-ry Large Handsome Chartered sawed
Sycamore Chamber Suite. sweLed front
dresser ant washs,sni. all pieces highly
polished and handsomely Ca-vel. 3GxiO-
inrh T-en-h beve ed plate glass mirror,
32xt2-inch washStani. one OF the hand
somss; suites on the foor-at the special"
price % sg5.
Elsganf Natural Prirna Vera white Ma
ho-any ChAmher suite. 2 large massive
pieces. handsome DIES zns. handsomely
carved. east hras. trimmings. 54-inch
dresser. with 3ixfO-inrh French heveled
plate glass mirror. si-inch wash stand. one Of
N. bes; values 20 b. found in the ci:y-at
the SPECIAL" prize Il sli5.
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SAks AND COMPANY.
BETTER THAN TAILORING.

Y you don't have to take anything
W for granted in Re.dy-made
Clothes.-You see Just what
you are buying-how the pattern
you've selected looks made up-how it
looks on YOU. In tailoring it's al
blind shot-you may strike # right
and you may not Goods in the
piece and in SUIT or an OVER
COAT look very diferens-but you've
got to stick to your selection after
the shears are put in it-whether you
are suited or not.-Dont you know
that really you are more exsctine of
Us and our ready-made garments than
you are with custom tailor's
wors'-You won't sink the ro-
membrane that ours are made and
ready-waiting for you-tn the perfsc-
ton Of the ft-the clearance Of the
making and trfmming-the exclusive
character Of the fabrics. are
on the lookout for faults-but We can
tell you You won't find them
There's no better talen. in the coun-
try than that which designs our gar.
nents- Perfection can't draw EN-
to finer point.
We don't hold up the saving to you
as an inducemen.-thourh ~ IL i,
you're half what you've been paying
tailors In pocket-and nothing ''out"
on satisfaction
You may think you want something
different from other people-but after
all you don't get very far away from
the prevailing fashion. You can &c.
Just what you want ont Of our stock.
-You can't ask for anything too
hne-for we've got the run O, the
exclusive mills and their BEST goes
into OUR BEST.
Don't be blind.
Don't stick to old prejudices
Don't Judge garments by those
you see anywhere else.-we have
all TO do with the making Of ours.
overcoats-sn styles--up to s55.
suits-al styles-up to $40.
Bring your LIVERY ideas and
see IL We can't match. We've
never slipped up on a call yet.
SAKs AND ConpASY.
Penn ave.l
and You knotc vou can trust u.s.
9Th street !
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SPECIALS
AT BRANCH BALTIC. SHIRT FACTORY.
Don't compare Mems Sc. ''Invinct-
BILE Dress Shirt with those sold elsewhere
at that price. Ours much better
value sleeve lengths TO each neck size
and all neck sizes s5c.-0for IS
UNDEkwEAR FOR MN
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers. SOC.
Per pair
Meas Natural Gray Undsrshirts 81 each.
Mons Natural Gray Undershirts, guaran-
teed all wool, 81 rs each
"Ths TtrO Old IiIers,"
:: T. ELlERG & JOS II. IRELAND.
MANAGERS Branch Patio shirt Factory
1871 9th 81 n ". near " Y. ave- junction. MA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

The are the opening and closing price. Of
the New YORK Stock Market. reported by special
wire to Corson & Mccartney. 14i9 street.
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LONG LIFE
Is possible only when the blood pure and vigorous
ToeIpel Scrofus and other poisons from the circula
ton the superior medicine is AYERS Sarsaparila.
1t imparts permanent strength and efficiency every
organ Of the body Restoration perfect health and
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparilla. Mary Schubert Kansas City
Kan, writes:
am convinced that after having been sick a whole
year from Liver complaint Ayers Sarsaparlla saved
my life. The best physicians being unsble to help
me and having tried three other proprietary medi.
cfnes without benefit at last took Ayers Sarsaparia
The result was complete cure. Since then have
recommended this medicine to others and always with
success"
AYERS SARsAPARILLA
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Cures others; will cure you.
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is almost here and if you desire to make your home
easy and comfortable in and talk the matter
with us. Brighten up the parlor with q new Parlor
Suite Take your choice between Plush Hair
Cloth Suite of Furniture for $28 cash. $50 time.
See suites in Brocatelle, Wilton Rug
and Tapestry. We selling them as cheap on
credit as you can buy for cash elsewhere. Do you
need Carpet for the parlor! You should see the
splendid Brussels sell for 60 cents Per yard CASH
10 cents on credit Reliable Ingram Carpet IS cents
per yard cash-4O cents on time. Remember. are
surprising the trade by making and laying all carpet
free Of costnot charging for the in match
ing figures. II You need . Bed Room Suite the
one we offer in solid oak for SIT cash and $lS on
credit. You can't duplicate it in Washington at our
price for cash. We sell Solid Oak Extension Table
for o. % cash, o.. 80 credit; Woven Wire Springs
g. p cash. e2. so on time. Forty-pound Hair Mat
tress for o. 90 cash. SS time Special attention is
called to our line Of Modern Cooking aud Heating
Stoves. AL sizes and all prices.
EASIEST OF WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
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safe Deposit and Trus; Co. 100 bid. ias asked
Washington safe Deposit. - bid. l,o asked.
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FREScu WRAPPER F1Assrns
10 pieces Figured and Striped. Persian designs
heotrope. tan and garnet. light blue and white. old
rose and white, navy blue and white SC Were zoe.
Now 37lkc. yard
(Second floor 18th St building
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". N. SINISTER L SONS,
919 PENN. AVE. n. w.
CCO RRR EEE Odd II TIT
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&C 4 r f D D II T
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PAvEs THE WAY TO COMFORT.
OUR
PEERLESS
CREDIT

Places Furniture and Carpets within easy reach Of all
You can furnish your house from top to bottom at
very small outlay of ready cash. We have stricken
out the disagreeable features common in otheI
credit establishments. namely. the signing OF notes
covering the amount OF Indebtedness.
THERE ARE
NO NOTES
TO SIGN
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| WOODWARD & LorHRop.
10TH. nth AND sTs NV.
INTRODUCTORY Opening EXHIBITION
| OF
HoL1DAY G1rr Goops.
TO-DAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
japanese Curios. Wedding Birthday and Holiday
GIFT articles-Exampeso of hsh-class Needlework and
Artistic Holiday Novslties-Bric- Brac. Art Pottery
China. Cut Crystal and General Observation-Disclosures.
ToDArs REPORT Is INTERESTING.
CnrroL BRAND CROCHET SILK,
AlAhades, warranted u ounce.
Special price, 25c. spool
Novelties in Imported Carriers. all colors.
Nhst lltn ST. Duliulng-
A GENUINE CnAYos PonrRArr.
s1.o5.
Whist more appropriate or acceptable as a Christmas
gift for frends The price is very unusual for a
16x2O Crayon executed by profession
and guaranteed perfect in the mnutest detail Bring
a photograph of any size; well fill your order in
good time the holidays Samples of various posi-
tons can be seen in the
Picture Department
FAc-S1M11rs Or WATER CoLoRs
11x14 inches pinch torchon mats Inch white
enameled frames. mounted in bow knots and gilt.
IHoTOGRAPHs.
s1I0 and choice subjects white and gold frames
of neat pattern.
--iJc.-
q ourth foor.... 10th st. buidng.)
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SoOTHEs the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for
DIARRHGA- Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. BE and ask for Mrs. Winslows Sooth-
ing Syrup and take other kind 2ocents bottle.
Ill
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L PHOTOGRAPHS.

| PHOTOGRAPHS.
s1Io and choice subjects white and gold frames
| of neat pattern.
uourth floor. 10th ST. building.
FREScu WnAppER F1assE1s
10 pieces Figured and Striped. Persian designs
heliorope, tan and garnet light blue and white old
| rose and white, navy blue and white sc. Were zoe.
Now 371Ec. yard
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.
To close out large lot of goods preparatory to
ceiving our holiday stock We offer
80 dozen of the wordrenowned Sabat;er Cooks
Knives. :. and o inches long. We're Csc.
Now 5Oc-
~ dozen of the celebrated Rogers Shear Co..
Niekel-plated Scissors. 8 to 81 incheslong. at
A few Xxi" Carving sets-Knife Fork and Steel.
-s225
Bengal. Wade Butcher and ether popular Eazors
always in stock.
(First floor. 1lth ST. building J
Two HAxDKERcHrEr SPECIALS
I,a;es, Aulina, Eo,ns.;,ohoa u.,,,or.h;o,a 90,
ored and mourning print borders. small neat designs
Actual value. 25c.
Special price. l2Hc.-
30 dozen ladies' All-linen Handkerchief hand
embroidered scalloped edges. numerous designs
Actua. value SOC.
Special price. 35c.. 3 for e. 90
ss- See window at 18th St. entrance.
ALLWooL AND PARr-WooL
Dress SrUFFs.
lot 80 to 3s inches wide, plain gray and gray
plaids. Worth 3s34 to SOC.
Special price. o5c. yard
cd 18th st. bldg
INTERESTING Fur News.
Electric Seal Capes storm collar of narten. heavy
satin Innings. Extraordinary value at
sis 500
Mink Neckscarfs. full head and claws
-S5.Oo.-
Gray Krimmer Capes full military length
$50. o.
Alaska Seal Cspes. storm collars.
$50. co.
Children's White Angora Sets. Usually sold for
$500.
-Srecial price, 81. o.
Genuine Coque Feather Boas full three yards long.
Usually sold for s3. 30.
Special price. sI.S7.-
Choice Coney Capes. high collars. satin lined.
So so
New Bernhardt Mufrs. mink. astrakhan. sable.
stone marten. &c. mounted heads and quilted satin
edges. Neck scarfs to match. Popular prices.
Best grade of Angora Trimming. White. tan and
black.
-Soc. yard
White Swans Down. two inches wide
'oc' 'Aru
tThird noor. 10th St. building
%
SEAsoSABIE ITEMS
FROM
BLANKET DEPARTMENT
FEATHER PILLOWS.
Not to have a good pillow means an uncomfort able
and restless night Ours Allied with the best live
sats
N lh. 81 20 pr. 3lb., "a 5Opr.
80 lb.. s5.25pr. Alb. SCOOP.
BIB. Duck Feather Pillows g. pr.
~ Id. Bolsters. S. IS each.
81 10. Bolsters "a. Is each.
HORSE BLANKETS
new line Just received.
81. 25 t. SO o.
Also a complete line Of
PLUSH LAP ROBES.
So. 80 to $25 co.
(sscond hoor... 11th st. building
MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND
CHENILLE TABLE Gowns.
On sale Wednesday at special s,rices
A.. 81. 90 and 81 80.
GA, 800 TO 81 so.
S4. "a. 90 and 60 90.
10-4. 60 90 and $500.
ia. SO 90 and 1850
Aspecial los of ia EGYPTIAN SATIN COVERS:
worth s4.0O. at
80. o.
Fourth floor. 18th st. building)
EXCELLENT Rue VALUES.
DOMESTIC SMYRNA RUGS.
26154 in. 81 3: worth e. So
30x60 in. Sc %; worth e3 %.
Felt Art Russ.
-y7x5i in. b., 75c.-
byzantine Rugs. all sizes and colorings.
WOODWARD & LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND SITS NV
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No other house DOEs-EvER DID-or EVER
WlLL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES at
such LOW PRICES as WE quote
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FoR The BLOOD.

FoR The BLoop.
Weakness Malaria. Indigestion and Bliousness take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
It cures quickly For sale by ali dealers in medicine
Get the genuine. .
NERVOUS DEBILITY. POOR MEMORY, Diff
~ dence, seepessness, pirnples cured. DR.. Miles,
Seryfre. Samples free at
6 SOHELLER & STEVENS. 9th and Pa. ave
TT Is NO LONGER NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE
pills to the liver TO action Carter's Little
Pills are much better. Don't forget this.
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SAKs AND CoMp.sr.
Penn. ave.
and You knor you can trust u.s.
9Th street !
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WAMsLEr & NEWELL
325 y. CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore. Nd.
VIII OPEN at Willard> Hotel Private Psrlors
"EpNESDAf. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. November ID. IL. Is and 49,
A large assortment OF
iMP0kTED COSTUME, WRAPS. EVENING.
OPTION. DINNER pREssEs. MOURNING
WRAPS. JACKETS AND CAPEs
perfect Mt guaranteed
n11-1t wAMSLEY NEDwELL
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WoRrH A Gurxr. A Box
BrrouAxs PrrLs
CURE
SICK HEADACHE,
DISOPDEPED IryFR A..

DISoRDEEED LIVER. Re-
They act ike ma H. tie Wal orrans resua.in,
the secre;ions. restoring 0nv lost oonlle.oa. b,ta
Ing back the keen sdse Of appetite and srou.ing with
tae ROSEBUD OF HEALTH the whole r.hyS,cni
energy Of the huign frame. Thssr facts limited
by thousans in all classes u society. Largest sac
ia the wJr.d
COVERED WITH TAsTEI Ess AND SOLUBLE
COATING.
o: ell drugssists. P.icc. &c. a boz.
New lors Derot. Do canal 81.
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Maze
HONE
ATTRACTIVE

ATTRACTIVE
by Making il Beautiful
Nothing adds more to the cheerful
of a room than bright tasty
Furniture. Nothing adds more to
the comfort Of its occupants after the
day is done and the family is gath
cred around the ireside than com
Portable. easy Chdiys--we have them
all kinds. all prices. Besides any
thing else you may desire in the
Furniture line to make Home"
bright and more comfortabe-to
mako Home SWEET HOME"
ts-Do you know store is new
Do You know that our stock is new
And last but not least-DO you kno.r
that our prices are the forrest in the
citvf
GEo. BRE1rBARru
FunSrrUnE AND UPHOLSTERY GooDs.
515 SEVENTH ST.. n. w. MIA
-
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sx10 new and choice subjects. white and gold frames
of neat pattern.
--iJc.-
q ourth floor. 10th st. building
The morning call., 1892-03-20

facts and ideas that are stored away
rened-in and hitched-up for future use.
One may read herself down TO utter waste
and friyoiity of thought
10 read to purpose | must read what
enjoy" says one. This does not follow. IL
is not necessarily true that what we
best like 10 the measure of efficiency to
ourselves. The very foundations of char
acter itself are laid in self-"ulture, self
know ledge and self-eontrol. The books we
read are fair test of character
BaSing their ideas of marriage upon the
glorihed heroes OF trashy novels many fair
and foolish girls marry gods, as tney SUP
pose, but sadly consent afterward to live
with men-very shabby specimens of man.
hood into the bargain. Their fairy castles
ny the Lake OF Como" vanish like the
'baspless fabric of dream"
Inc weary woIking-glrl needs a book that
VIII refresh, encourage and stimulate 10
higher things. Reading for knowledge is
quite different from reading for entertain
ment. The former requires freshness not
WEAKNESS. Vagrant habits of thought are
cultivated by reading that which tails to
interest the mind when vitality Is at a low
ebb from exhaustion. The gentle stimulus
OF agreeable and amusing reading is whole
some tonic for those whose mental resources
are exhausted. There IS q sure test Slat
applies not only In reading but the whole
round of pleasures? What is the effect pro-
duced? Does II stimulate to better living?
Does II evoke tile hHst that is in us? Does il
purify and inspire the imagination? Or
does il make homely duty a WEAKNESS. Guilt
vate disc0ntented spirit and deaden The
sensibilites In the keen perception of right
and wrong? II so, depend upon ii. some
thing is wrong.
There Is now such a vast supply from
which to select-magazines, illustrated
newspapers. work of fiction Of fine flavor.
condensed history, charming biography,
fascinating travelS-thut the Young girl of
pure tastes need never lack the reading lust
suited 10 her mental and physical mood.
The question OF questions is. How readest
tDoU? SARAH b. COOPER.
The morning call., 1892-03-20
SOCIETY In GUATEMALA.
The vi horess of ''Incog' Relates Few
of Her Impressions.


of Her Impressions.
The latest news from Central America
was brought up ON the Acapulco, which
reached here Oh Thursday. Among the
passengers was Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco,
the wife of the American Minister to
Guatemala. who was seen by CALL re-
porter at the Hotel Mrabeau yesterday
afternoon.
II am simply delighted with my three
months trip to Guatemala" said the lady,
land like the climate very well. 1t is a
little trying at times, however, owing to the
altitude of the city. | found the society in
official circles very agreeable. There are
not many Americans there. but the Spanish
hospitality is really bOundless. The prn-
cipal manner of entertaining is by giving
dinner parties, several delightful entertain
mentS OF this character being given in my
honor. The evening Is generally spent lis
tening to music, andif occasional dance is
also enjoyed.
''First-class Spanish opera commando
play from time 20 time IN the truly mag
nificent opera-house there. ADJUSTMENTS
were. however. generally very dull during
my stay. The private houses are decorated
and furnished in sumptuous and splendid
manner, while on the whole the men are far
better dressed than in San Francisco.
Special tailors from London and Paris pay
periodical visits and are extensively pat
rOnized, although their charges are very
high.
THE ladies. too. get the most of their
dresses and millinery direct from Paris.
The people all seemed very peaceable,
well dressed, happy and cOntented. In fact
felt very much surprised to find how quiet
things are. Contrary TO reports in American
newspapers the recent election passed off
without any disturbance, in iact amid gen.
erai rejoicing. Every Sunday the bulk of
the population turn out to see the bull
fights, which take place in the afternoon.
These spectacles are not. however. So we'll
managed as in the City of Mexico, still,
nevertheless, they are the most popular
recreation of the masses.
My husband will come up on the next
beat and leaves Guatemala on the oath inst
He Is about TO take his annual three months
leave OF absence. We expect 10 spend two
weeks in California and then go East Mr.
Pacheco was very pleased at the success of
my play, 1ncOg,' and is most anxious to see
it performed. | have promised to write two
new plays. one for Nat Goodwin and the
other for James L. Powers, and shall soon
set 10 work upon them. | have also re-
ceiyed Numerous applications to write new
plays which 1 cannot possibly entertain at
present" Mrs. Pacheco lett for Bakersfield
on the afternoon train Tor few days visit 10
her son-iD-law.
The morning call., 1892-03-20

gingham or batiste blouse is bright silk
or chiffon fichu shaped like a three-cornered
handkerchief and knotted about the throat
loosely IN an open V.
III woman has courage enough for
something bigger and newer than this, she
can try silk scarf of the sort you see now
making gay and glad the lace counters,
loot wide and three or four feet long. This
Is meant to be worn In the biggest and
puffisst bow you can tie, and is always gor-
geous and once in great while magnif-
Gently becoming"
1t was somewhere in the neighborhood of
this point that the business instinct deserted
US aud we wandered off in rhapsodies about
huge tawny and white st. Bernard dog
that pushed open the door and entered con-
hdent of welcome.
Forsaking theory as having missed the
hnal words OF the theoriZer, there were some
noticeable toilets yesterday at a great Len
ten afternoon reception. One, of which
there is picture. had bell skirt of smooth
cinnamon brown cloth, with long straight
orocade coat in silver gray Powered with
cinnamon. coming within foot or two of
the ground, plated in the back and finished
with pointed velvet girdle. at the throat
was double ruff OF velvet, and the sleeves
mad velvet cuffs and loose. oaggy cloth tops.
Feather trimming edged the bodice and the
top OF the coat, and the general effect was
extremely smart and not unsulted to the tall
cheStnut-hairrd woman who wore il. though
on your homer you could not call it graceful,
especially in conjunction with the mannish
brown beaver hat like chimney-pot cut
short and trimmed with feathers.
fiy-away girl, OF the sort you want to fly
away with. wore fly-away gown Of a cha
mellon silk, shading from blue into green
and rose as the light struck it and brought
out its changing possibilities. This shiftin z
and whimsical aud altogether pretty but un-
dependable dress had deep, cape-like and
very full lace frill at the throat coming well
down over the shoulder. 1t fastened In the
mock at the back with iridescsnt ribbons.