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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-02-17
'0n to Washin gton "
READING RAILROADS REDUCED FARES
TO THE INAUGURATION.

The imposing ceremonial of Install
ing Grover Cleveland in the Presiden-
tial chair, the accompanying pageants
both military and civic, and the al
ways interesting sights of the National
Capital will attract many thousands
of visitors from this section. For
their accommodation the Reading Rail.
road will sell special round.trip tickets
at figures considerably below the re-
gular fares, good going March I'D, sd
and 4th and to return up to and in.
Guiding March 9TH. The route is over
the world-renowned Royal Blue Line,
the terminus of which is directly op.
posite the Capitol building. 1t is pro.
bable tina: special through express
trains will be run from the various
divisions Of the Reading System, an
nouncement of which will be made
later. Information regarding rates,
etc, may be had at Reading Railroad
stations and ticket Offices.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FOR SALE.
SALE REGISTER,

A free notice is given under this
head, of all sales for which bills are
printed at this office. A date can be
fixed now, and bills printed later, and
the notice will stand until the day OF
sale.
FEB IS.-Joseph Weidel will sell
two tracts of land in Fishingcreek
township, one containing o5 acres and
the other 10 acres, on the premises at
10 O'Clock a. m.
FEBRUARY alb. Stohner will sell
horses, cattle, farm machinery, house
hold goods, creamery, and all other
personal property on his farm in Mt.
Pleasant, at 9 o'clock, on the premises
The farm of 90 acres will be offered
for sale at the same time.
FEB a2.-Marshal Vought will sell
valuable house and lot in the town of
Mifflin. Sale to commence at I
o'clock IN the afternoon.
MAR. 6, ]. c. Rhone will sell
valuable personal property on the
premises of w. A. Lesser In Madison
township mile and a half east of
White Hall at 9 a. m. horses, cattle,
etc.
MARCH I4.h.-Messrs. Fisher and
Knecht will sell valuable Personal
Property on the premises in Main
township, near the old Fulling Mill,
on Tuesday, March I4th at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Horses, Colts, Cows, Hog
and farming implements.
MARCH 2o.-A. B. Johnson, agent,
will sell personal property consisting
Of horses, COWS, farm utensils, pigs,
furniture, grain in the ground &C.,
in Scott township near Espy, at 10 a. m
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cognize it. At Stern's and at Alt
mans an d at several of the fashion
able women dressmakers of that city
the same tale was told. All realize its
approach and all deprecated it. Their
Customers did not want it, but it was
noticeable that they were chary of
ordering dresses that could not, if
necessary, meet its demand. In
point of fact, few hoop skirts have
actually been sold in the city, though
their wearing is still delayed. And
most significant additional fact is that
the manufacturers OF Spring cloaks
have been asked to weave their goods
in dress lengths of twelve and four
teen yards, instead of as heretofore of
six and eight.
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NEW YORK MARKETS,

Reported by Palmer, Rivenburg & Co., Whole
sale Commission Merchants In Fruits and Pro-
duce, l66 Resde Street. New York.
Feb. I3, 1898.
The week opens with heavy rain
storm. Apples, Spitz gancy, $500 q
So. 90, prime, $a.5o q $500, Green
ings, fancy large bbls, $3.50 q $500
prime, $a.5o a $500, small bbls.,
$a.oo @ $500, Baldwins, $2.7s q
$500, small $s.oo q $a.5o, Spies,
$a.5o q $500, Cranberries, Jersey
crates, $a.so q $a7s, Potatoes, bulk
$a.37 q Sa.5o, Sweet Vineland, fancy
$4.oo "a $500, others $3.50 @ $3.75,
Cabbage, $500 q $1,000, Onions,
white, $500 a $500, red & yellow,
$500 "a $3.50, Butter, creamery, aS
"a 3oc, dairy extras, aS q 29c, frsts,
IS % 26c, hrkins extra "a q a6c,
frsts, az a FAC, eggs fresh, .3oc, Leg
horns, 80 @ 33c, Poultry alive, fowls,
13 q lac, chickens, IL q 13c, tur.
keys, I3 "a lac, ducks per pair, $I.oo
a $r.25, geese, $3.50 q $a.oo, Tur-
keys dressed, IS "a I7c, Phila. chick.
ems, i6 q ISc, other prime, ID q 15c,
fowls, I3 q lac, ducks, I3 q 15c,
geese, IL a lac, capons, Phila. large,
20 "a 22c, Rabbits, a5c. per pair, jack
rabbits, 40 q soc, calves alive, 8 "a
&C, dressed, II q lac, fair to good,
10 q IIc, Spring lambs live, $500 q
$500, dressed prime, $500 a $S 90,
Pork light, II @ I2c. medium, 100
1Ic, heavy, 9 "a Ioc, Beans marrow,
$a.4o a $a.5o, medium, $a.oo a
$a.Io, white kidney, S. 50 q sa.7o,
red, So 90 a $500, Hay, $I.S5 "a
9oc, S2.75 a Soc, straw rye, 60 q
7oc, wheat, 40 "a soc, Honey, Ia q
I5c, Sugar, 7 % &C., Syrup, IS q 75c.
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Nothing SO distressing as a hacking
Cough. Nothing SO foolish as to
suffer from it. Nothing so dangerous
if allowed to continue, One Minute
Cough Cure gives immediate relief
w. 5. Rishton, Druggist. Io-I4-1y
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What is

Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It Pleasant It's guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Of Mothers CasOra destroys Worms and allays
feverishness Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curde
cures Diarrhpa and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatulency
assmilatcs tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria is the Chdrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Castoria.

"Castoris Is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. G. osooop,
Lowell, Mass.
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them TO premature graves"
DR. ]. r. KNCHRlos,
Conway, Ark.
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The Cen&aur Company, Murray Street, City
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CastOria.

Castoria.
"CAstoria Is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend It as superior 10 any prescription
known to me"
II. A. ARcHEx, N. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians In tho childrcn's depart
ment have spoken highly OF their expert.
ence in their outside practice with CastoriG,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what Is known As regular
products, yet we are free 10 confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won VI 70 look with
favor upon It."
UNITED HosPrrAL AND DIsPxrsARy,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SnrrH, Pres,
urr~y Street, New York City.
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A LII KINDS OF BLANKs FOR JUSTICES AND
IA coNsTABLEs, at the COLUMBIAN of1ice.
II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nkRsONs DESIRING TO SECURE THR SERVICES
il OF John 8. Williams for spring sales should
make arrangements soon, as he is fast filling
m his dates.
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Reported by Palmer, Rivenburg & Co., Whole
sale Commission Merchants In Fruits and Pro-
duce, l66 Resde Street. New York.
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ENoR SALE BLACK HORSE FIVE YEAR OLD, WILL
It work anywhere, single or double can be
driven by ladies. Inquire Of w. b. German,
Nfllville, Pa. IT,
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M UsIC LEsSoNS-CHAs. p. ELwELL, FOR THE
Wl past three years student in Boston, Is
Giving lessons on piano and violin. Both taught
In the best methods, piano in New England
Conservatory method, violin according to the
German school.
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EOR SALE.--THE c. N. HESS FARM FORM
T. erly owned by Grier Quick at Rupert, for
sale by j. II. MAIZE, Agent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-02-17

nEEDs M0RTGAGES AND MOTIF BOOKS OF ALL
IL kinds at the COLUMBIAN Office. IT,
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EN0R sALE-THE RUPERT HOTEL, FORMERLY
T. owned by w. X. Tubbs, deceased. For
terms call on or write to j. II. Maize, Agent,
8loOmsburg, Pa. 12-24-tf.
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Lr0R SALE OR RENT-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERs
IL for sale or rent the hotel in Orangeyille
known IS the Hickman House. Also offers %
acres OF land in Scott township. For terms etc.
inquire OF Albert Hickman, Orangeville. TO-
A-6mos.
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M IDDLE STATES RAILWAY GUIDE
Nl Monthly, $l00a year. Sample copy, 10
cts NJ. X. WALTER, Publisher, Scranton, Pa.
1.6-3-mO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
IHE SCRIPTUREs.


Globe Democrat.
How WIRE fhe sacred serlptur~ Pre-
served flom the clue they wcrc written
by the prophets and APOSTLES I'm they were
tranelated into l4o English angpege in
iOi1 by onler Of James " n. II. c.
The books Of the law wcrc the inst
books OF the iiA1e 60 DO collected hy ihe
prIc..g and lcadprs OF ihc lraehlesi ailer
the law camn tho wriyiun History st tic
poplc, IN The nth century u. q, The rol-
,ccilun OF ihe prophets By Nehemiah.
aud from this dmc 0uward The collection
of haSloEranlm, the Psalms, PrNerha,
JOB, Candclcs. c,c, Az Of thcse bad
hecn preserved w tho priests, copied and
rccOplcd aa uccasion required, AMI cll.
NuntWt In manuscripts ", Of course all
writings We're circulated Va ihesc days,
The dispersion ul tho Jews and iheit
acquisition OF other lanFuagVa and ,psa
OF thr llchu'w lMgnHgu ncccsaiiaicd ihe
truslauon. NJ the Scriptures Into ot1et
fhsu tho llohrow; and previous 10 the
second century o. G. what We hpow "a
the Sopntglnt Translation lho INN
WAC completed in Grek, designed Nsrecl-
ally for the lowe living iW Alexandria
aud other parts Of Egypt Thr nan'e
Scpmagni coQiea from q tradition lhht
aovenN scholars srvcniy.twp actually
made Tho trtuslauun foundations and
ruecnslons Into the Awmic wefa Also
mndo, and lhrse TRANSACTIONS wore fqelrd
from tmr 40 time 80 that the oldest
manuscript Of the Old Testament now OK.
TAN, - only about lln1 years nd The
rlsc H. the same With the New Ttwln-
menl, it was wAtion ngnin nni aEain.
nut now thorr ATE upwards NJ lVim
manusnAnls Tor the gospels and na many
more Tor ihc rest OF ihu New IestNncnt
Tho oldog. manuscripts are tho NoheN
SnintCus and the Codgy Nati@unH,
which date from the fourth egmlnN ~
~ ~ tho hpolla Of the Billie Wera
handed down. the old copies always be-.
ing renewed before they were worn ont,
tho lannng, hOing Hebrew, Greek, and.
after A. ~ iOA, latin, The latter h lhd
TRANSLATION AL intcd ny tho Roman church,
aud known na the Nulgntc, hcctuse c0uis
mnnlg used IN ilo christian churhcA
was the first book printed, IN ltaO09,
As FAR hirl, ps Tho seventh century por
lions OF the NplpAio were translated inla
| lna,lsh, and lhn cafly version by Wick.
| lino aud hlH predecessors, by pury"y !gnd
others, were translhilnna lrini qhc Nnl'
gate T'yndblr used luiher's German
translation VI the Hrerk hlhlc, The
authorised version " King Innes was
made by fnriyasUNrn scholars and finished
| In l1il; the manuscripts - far 49, ace
/ rN-snlt Wrp consulted, lhr tanAaiora
not restricting themselves tn the Nn,gnic,
| hut going 40 tho Hebrew aud Greek
| whonuy,r they ronld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
WICHITA FALLS SOCIETY.

Miss Alice Farmer NJ ibis city o. spend
ing Christmas Nepl, WIKI Relatives ia La
redo, Tx
Mis. Zudio Iloall niurnel 10 her homo
81 this city 20 visit friends and reln.
tiyes.
the Knights Of ryihlpH hall we vol az
tt,tlrd aud oniutrd by all present
Ny Arthur CherghoIlns Of Chico, Tex
was here Int week
AT. lssslcr Of Bowls yisllcR hrre
Miss Cuacih Mclluriry. who has heen
visiting rcl1tiyos 10 Valiforn'9 returned
III I. l. Olcl and Mrs Chestnut wrr
united ia marriage Doeeihs-r - at ile
rsldrncr Of Juln' Sp,sai
Miss Mplhr llnglan1, very popular
young LADY NJ this city, lcfi last Friday
Tor - l,giiis aud other ppils.
tiessrs l'ni Frey nnlNInmes h1rfi-
an. who have been Attending The Fort
Worth Businer college, are hero spend
ing Christmns with thor iriehda.
Mf q c9RiN nn4 family are the
quests IT q q. MMie,
Mr. Gins Morris was IN the eiiy last
week
wa- hold 90 The opera house was quito o
" q. Jaiinson Of Enid !. n, !. 70 The
oily His week.
Tho county Sunday school convention
Wns hold ui ihe different churches Thus.
dAy lud Friday Roy, DR. FISHER Of Fort
visit 10 Dallas
M Pill bennington len Tor Austin.
where be- hla accepted p9aiu0n.
Ihd Sppener opera company which np-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
N lgo,IAy's REAIAL

Florence Nightingale recently celebrated
her I'D birthday.
Miss Annie Besant Is interested Just
now in a pr0iit-sharing laundry
Mary Hnghitt Halliday, q Cairo. ill,.
girl. educated at Nassar ana faS SKl ,,,'s
been elected president OF me Mollnu
XII club OF 'Scu,ptors and Painters an
Paris
AT II Madame Tolstoi bad 9 M9 e; '',',
university diploma. She has nine nNihs
children, Is d careful noefG r., ii, i,tera,.g
great help to her husband IN ms Inei"''
labon.
Miss Agness NJ Clcrke Of England nai
added an important Item 20 astr'l.,n'ii,i,.
Science by discovering that me pAIali,aA
- Alrvone. The largest Of the lieiaalle.s,
Il Oi3 Of an inch, and that Us 'is"' -
30 wears IN reaching our eyes
a.. r,-,nlie A King Is the youngest
woman illustrator on the NeM iy4A ~ ~ pge
reners. Aithotgh only ~ year. y 49,
Pha Ky has bern on the Mail and EApres..
- i, ye1r She studied at the Afiiels
"a Arlisans' institute and Is tue pl9,u.su
nSssessor II twelve gold medals IRON ~
ierent schools
Miss Alice Fletcher. as speclAl ip Vs.e,l
r3 when making allotment OF iAul5
10 the Nez Perces Indians reetise, IL
highest price ever paid a woman W. hsr ~ y
tie government, $ per gay u ana s1lbn a
ppoI has spent many years living AinVhs
sbe Indians studying their Customs
vell Known firm Of fashion pa!ste a,E
= l-t,frers has lately bought ilyli
Mis- Laura Iee the youqs Bo sis ,q amen
her design for reform ai',ss II. peH.on
siifS frequently wears The costume tune. ~ .
ssrrf,stiealiy cut coat, and waisteoaL
Atiss Grace Chisholm Of CageTlos Z
university. Miss Mat6y' M i9Ti Sisrs i
49, " s,.ss Of Chicago have received slesl
ner I1s from the German goysrng M
e eater The University Of :5 60 ,aSa snI oy
the same privileges gll,a XII alm ,.si are 10 Is
5nnsriment Of mathematics ana 'i's
Nalrby IN that Of physics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

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usNnh hVsg,W austin ~ stopping WV
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NsH nlu9lc insNtlNh CAV" N'nnN.
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wy hWnln,' Nn'ultNlhvV' A'Nr uil''o
,ho s s y, rn.. y l lp,,ip nov was N''eN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

III.
Lemon pudding Use me grated fllil5
of three lemons ana ii,e JUICE Oh i"ull ths
inside Of a loaf OF BAKER pFe'lu lupp'I
hpn, one enP Of molaSses, az wv n v'' be.t
mllk hnu Hguri H., 81" ny l,,',,,,, s,,,.,r N liths
snet, on WI 'ul, VA " e,,r o,,cs Le,ten verv
plnvA %, rp'i, ~ ~ H,',,,,i,ss,s s,,.nr
lsli'' Al'a Dl,tH XXI nil mi fionr al
anu suyl ~ .,i. l., H., 400. iast ~ ali
letlalely' Hni III -, ~, 80 Lo,,ra md
bJil W iil"ule MIC nr ie,,nf
serve WIN ci''''A7soi' "'"'
s",'e' n. ,,,f,,i 90 q
Pastry lor one pe-one oupl1g' Ia W. -" nr
Louis hour oue-quarlei suplu. ~ 20 III y.
beef dripmngs, ont-lunr'9f cuW. ~. u uu,.
ter, ice wafer 10 my; INV ~ ~ ~
and lard cold ami hard' pnl lh'li WIN ,9g
-four IN chopping Tray Anl oHnp ul, 'ii
very fire. then add. ne wa'eg ron "ut
once, roll up in q ught roll then o1t ~
two parts for the two crusls, slhh'i on
end anu rotl oul "hVe n''i'' '
Oyster pie-Line me sgie, o. ut XIV
dish with tam PASTE ihie't . sup ~ ,.v
middle; drain q quart 81 oyH'eIs, piyPihsa
and salt Them ana arfahge ,ltV9ulis lte
cup. Strain the liquor ana Auh 70 IL on
half pint OF sweet MIX Ah9 Put u o. ~
boil Rub together tWo lAllespoehi Wy o.
flour and the same. quantity 81 pltiet i,
VIXEN the liquor boils sur Y ~, anu W
Until y iheken@ l''i IN ayssHr. nm
season ana plur over tl' Il, 5,a -
ont sheet OF paste, eu' np ~ ~ ,,ntil
Ter. cover he pie Win y uH" NHA' u''''
nicely piyNneu 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
DECATUR SOCIETY.

The Decatur SOCIAL world for the nasi
week has been 10 constant mo'ion
Every day and evening ias becn one
Of continual gaiiy. The week having
been opened by the grand Xmas hall
ON Friday last. The much talked Of
event came on The Xmas ball -Auits
orci,estra from Fort Worth. furnished The
music. Thars Wfre twenty -three couples
M attendance Those fortunate 20 ~
,,eiec Invitations were, viz. Mrs. ! hns
sa,targ utilnad iu Whlia cloth, Win GA
rose broratled velvet trimmed with lnct
and ribbons. Nh II. q. Allen hpplf
green yegauda. with lavender lace anu
ribbons; Mrs. Deviin cream saiin WIN
iare. Mrs, g.. e.. Jones, clefani
i,ro,gn datint Mrs Press Terrell crimson
clam emnirc gown. Aifs w. =. Iuil
of Harold. paie blue velvet with white
fnr. Mrs william Rush. white lawn
vifb ,rbjir laca; Miss Eihel jOpeA apple
green brocaded silk with lace; Mis- Min.
uie Jsighinan. cream crpe lislrf dfHhen
wifi apjde blossoms. Niles i'nfll" hii.
ianr.iy. white tullp. druped over pinf
st1ln Ma f9and Curtis Henrietta, NY
lime IN. combined with yellow srlnf
Ms n. Deliver. Bowie. orange sniin
Win iaoai Miles Enli MAY BOYD AID
,nars Wh.te sak. viii NOES green saiiii'
No Nalle Beard. pink gerlnla VIII
n'rt riliii0ns; Mrs Maud Apafl baby
blre riUth. fnminnd with lacei Mias
Seiii. s,hf. white doth. rouiblncd with
,fiitf ssiin. Aiiss Matte Gowdy, pale
i5ne tros.ldef saiiB: Aiiss Bugge Pecleit
IN and crimson dlh. Miss insz iAudley
vi safh. Nisa hfrsic iio1dey, erefn
.lii WITH efimsOn frimmiuEs; Miss Ethel
600. inn SIX, Aliss Annis I.ce Jones'.
creps de ciene. lace and liblon t.lm'
hinxs. liias losie Thorn, fart, sp1ln
s La. IL + Alien. Mr. Dplin. D.,
l,s,5 pf1varIp. Ten 9iiHari <Drn
RIM Cs.itc foil N13hi Aitt o. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
LOCAL, CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS.

I'M IIocnnlhor I'D, 2Itbl 10Th. Bonn
aud Mai. and Januhfy lat. The Gnlf.
Coiorado and Santa l'e railway company
Win send round trip tickets from any
point 10 any point on itH line Of greatly
reInepd rnte-. tickets 10 be limited for
refnrn 10 January ~. 1894
In addition 70 selling Tickets 10 points
~ nolnts on ~ International aud Great
Nrsthcrn railway. via Milano, aud to
noints on the San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway. via Wallis
AK yonr nearest nekst agent for In.
torr,atlon as 10 rat,7 nud connections.
W x. KEENAN,
General Passenger Agent,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

THE nAs1NrVnrra r-r..
1ilG UALEIIEs IN.
-
4, -
AShel The HousCScep.r." which sc.,,
70 meet The Requirements Of IA ,niinsrp
reader.
dark gray npgetv cloth was mad.
VAIN hel shaped skirt falling IN lnn,
plaiis ~ the bark aisl wiai 4 ffoni over,
dfapery trimmed with rn'h, 's,f l,,s.l, I
velvet. The short waist b4d a s,,,,rc
Yoke Of turquoise a blue rrrne-ie-,bine
with tiaring elmulciteS Of thc yelyc. ovsf
we shoulders and d pointel ga ovcr
me bodice in trout ana across Tho vol,e
nelfnd. II was Norii with deer. faintr1
bet Of the yelvrt. 4 hanlsomt p.ari
gray brpadciWh had ne nhtreiia
skirt Trimmed with green sahn rsI,on
forming deep NandvkeS filed In vitb
point-degenc lace Germ In color Tho
waist was short has1ne trim.rl lile
The skirt and from tho rnnnd woke fall
apiece Of Nandyked satin win thc points
nlled with fulle1 laee.'
The greatest emphasis In an f,sltin,.
able GOWNS u In No sleeve ana uu.,ng sla
the studied effects broneht ont Slee,,.s
with ruilles from elbow fe-.hon,6er ara
becoming 10 Slender ,,no,i, ~ NM 'io,- !,
mutton s'eeya. nr, ,r,,,.in,. iar.,r s,,s
iNlktft utlug made utlife lutSN below the
elbow and fastened nj the Nsrisf with
two buttons and buttonlrales
Bishop and leg o nmiton nre tho foun.
dation Of most sleeves mi someilmss an,
so be-rnffed and trimmed thal IN s,nn.
dntion 4 lost sieht M slsepo Il eno c',n.
ISOLATION abont hie sieaves, Van AN ~,
small ones ont ~ thep, n ,,sccss,,y, 10,
yon an seareely ,Ssnrc ,he st,sii3 o NY
into larpc '''
For cScrv 1av ssr,,c, thor, "a ,,,,i,,
oui,e ~ s,,isfs.t,,r,. y, ,s, W. ~, 1,''s
T,an al Il ,,s'S ~ i,,,,i,. %', ,1a NJ, M
serrc cSnr w. o''i s,.ll} u,'' "a NV
NIX, e1niNs, ~ holl',si'glhk -,Il'nllpl
srtf wv" ma .lloi''p pt s nSs ne.s vi-
srot, !, Nv W. Ns'nk ~ ulN,e IN
W. Nora = g's ,, 70 s,t iEu row IN
NnIs ~ ap3ut y anu 'm hWhes nom
w XII on ol re shltt nc hrald may
aso Delns usei N lcngihWlse MINUS ai,er
We ma'nrf OF the seiliis ~ iAe unnrclla'
pne OF the most serrieeahe ana pretty
81 GOWNS mai Tor any reason are pre-
IeIred 10 be loose htllng y one when
can Ne worn On the street or N me mouse
anu + made Of dark blue serge trimmed
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