davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-07-17
Abandoning Tobacco Culture.

The splendid farms in PENNSYLVANIA, near
near Marietta, belonging - the estate .
She late Colonel james DJity, and contain
ing over 600 acres. have been urtet Tor tht
past twenty-five yeHrs for iheir great yict'ls
OF t-oharco-HmOmg the largest il penn-yl
Vania. THIS year not a tobacco plant viii To-
raised. she profits from lUDa 60 ItrutIIG be
ing too smail to offset the risk oi u iailura o
the crop. Not three fuurth~ ui the usua
acreage will be put out IN tpDas'p in "a
caster County this season. A lev years ago
Il. 900 acres were devote / To- this ruup atone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

while jealousiy coniending ior abso.
Lutte political freedom, aud taking 70
etcus backward from the position as
rumed In 1896, we must concede al the
rights 10 others that we claim Tor our
pclvet. We must not under any oifcum-
stancos act hastily and without due CON
liberation. For our zeal may cause us
10 Dc Injustice 10 othefs,and during the
heat Of political campaign u 10 not
sasy for men to act with calnineas AM
follow toe rghi. Moderation should
guide our coufse. Live and let live,
should be our motto. Tbe old wounds
are healthy, anu onafiiy should be our
guide In ali the a1airs Of lite.
This campaign should be fought
upon principle. Private character
should not be mallgnod. Neighhofs
should not become esifaugel. Honesty
OF purpote shouli DO recognized When'
ever and wherever II may posaibly
exit. We all want that done when
Ia the best for the people.
We submit these views We are
confident that our cause h. Just aud
that our principles will bear inves1iga'
lion. Thus believing, weappoal 20 the
people u Utah to support our oandl'
dates aud our party.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

The uso OF wood nbor or pulp In tho
shape Of moldinR, says The upholstcrur,
IL now made peculiarly available for some
" tho artistic processes IN furniture deco
ration. For this purpose tho required pat.
terms hru designed and hollow molds
made nftur thom-thnt Il, tho wood fiber,
while 10 a soft fclatinous condition, Is
forced into these molds and the moisture
then slowly driven out by compressed air,
while the moshos Of o iine netting hold tho
pulp ia place Thus tho articles can be-
readily turned out Ia single pieces and aro
completed without further manipulation
except % trim nnd finish on the surfncu.
So peculiarly ndapicd is this method to
tho ara IN question that delicate scrolls,
flowers and all conventional patterns
carved out 81 wood Tor furniture and cab.
inots nro thus satisfactorily and rapidly
produced. with u little glue these orna.
mental pieces nrc lxed securely In the do
sired position and almost perfectly rusom-
bio tho nncs, specimens uf carved wood.
work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
saltair Beach Notes.

Tomorrow IL q. q. Nj. l. day at Salt.
air.
The Carnival OF Madrid will be Ts.
yeated Wednesday ana Thursday OF
thia week.
The Fifteenth ward goes to SRltair
Wednesday.
Tabeanaole choir al Saltlir occurs
Friday OF this week.
Tbs Commercial Travellers hold
forth at Slltnif next Saturday. ono
hundred prizes Will 10 given away on
this date.
Pfoi. William ApmAdoc OF Chicago,
who hppuafh NJ the Assembly Hall
next Thursday evening, will be
banqueled by the local Cambrian Ne.
ISOLATION al Saltair Wednesday.
Tho women Of the Relief societies
should not forget that ThursdRy next l.
Relief society day NJ Sallair. A goou
program has been arranged for the 0c.
oasion, ana the Committee desirua that
the beach will bo ,hronged with people
on that day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
MINOR MENTION.

There will DO a meeting OF the cili'
zens' finance committee Of tbe Fire
Chiefs' convention al the police com.
missioner rooms At s O'Clock this eve
uing.
Aside from the usual Mtn ay grlnd
u dfunke, vaRfanis anu Prostitutes,
there was no business Of m ortsncs In
the police court today.
The Catholic day and sunday
schools are Of Garfield this afternoon.
Tomorrow ihe Y. ~. g. A. will hold
iorth at that resort, anu Ia connection
with their excursion will give their
annual road race, leaving this city a.
5il5 p.n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Judge w. n. King will start on q
fiihing expedition thls evening TOT
Strawberry valley.
Judge Powcn returned TO Brighton
yesterday and will remain there TOT u
couple Of weeks or more.
The salt Lake county Democracy Il
Looking TOT chairman, lts choice
seems TO be ID. &. Dunbar.
Nephi 10 coming 10 the front a. a
candidate for the Republican Stale
convention, but Ogden's pull seems 70
be the strongest
Logan Republican; Joel shoemaker
formerly Of the Republican, will stump
Illinois for Mckinley aud Hobart.
Joel believes In protection but never
did In tho free coinsge OF silver.
Logun Republican; Tue address Of
the executive COMMITTEES was well 70.
ceived by Republicans, anu Ia general
ly commented.
Senator Arthur Brown has returned
from visit east. Ho met Marx
Hanna and the Republican Naiinual
committee while absent from Utah
belief that Mckinley will win.
An executive COMMITTEES Of nine
members with a chairman u its own
will conduct tho state Democratic
campaign. That means that judge
Powers will not be 40 active M Antici-
pa,od. II 10 understood that he viii
make good many spoechts, some Of
thom IN the east.
PARK Record. Toe Salt Lake papers
mention anon olhea the name OF e..
y. Varian for Congress. Seniug that
Hon. q. n. A Hen hAs refused Rrenom.
lnAtion, II would give the Record great
pleasure 10 work ior the election u Mt.
Varlan. Hu would be- q credit 10 the
State and 10 q man TO bo.dcpsudod upon
10 do the right thing under all cifoum.
nlAncea.
Rich County Il uni.Uf: Each 20.
llllcAl party 10 Interested In mating
their side of the question appear In ils
moot flalteflng Ight before The people.
We any TO the people, lot past expert
snces guide you. We have tried gold,
now let " Try silver. a young man
from tho Wet, a friend Of the poor, 10
favor Of tho iree coinage Of silver, ami
especially OF tho settling OF the money
question, has been Nominated tor Pros
dent, and We say right here We aru Ia
favor Of the election Of Bryan and
Sowall.
Logan Republican; The address
Issued by the Republican State OK.
eoutivo committee should be read care
July by every Republican In the
State. IL pointh out the importance Of
the campaign before US, aud dwolls ut
some length on the benefits 81 the
Republican principle Of protection and
shows how tho county has pfospersd
under that policy and hha suffered
when tho Democracy was at tie
helm.
Southern (Riohneld) Cens,H Tue
Democrats held meeting NJ the
county court house on Tuesday even
ing. II. W. Mcdaniel vha chairman.
The business done consisted ~ appoint.
Ing two osmmitturf, one o. call meet
ing for roorgani1lng the precinct, and
one for making arrangements with
leading Republicans TO organise silver
clubs. Tue attendance WAS poor, hut
liltle life being In political oompat Jusl
now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
"PuiIingr Eastern "Doc tors. {"

Frequently we road In he daily papers
pf some Western p-oplc who have gone TO
New York or "Clcaro' for treatment
and that "Dr. 70 and So performed n
delicate operation. such ~ making a
and great hurrnh ~ made about a.
A. a matter o. fact, such operations are
Mother dangerous nor uncommon, and
such widespread announcements are tho
verlcat rot. and n done to bring notnriety
10 some hah-fcd country practitioner. pr
q. W, hhorea perfoIng regularly opcrn.
knowledge. and such minor operations as
mentioned above AFRO Of almost daily o.
currtucs AZ lions Medical Institute
Thcro u positively no need Of going East
or elsewhere Tor medical or surgical ala.
Investigate home Institutions aud learn
what nr. Shores n doing. lie has no uvor
In all the medical world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Against cankcrworms and the vnporor
moth dcndrolonc is believed to be prof.
,rablo TO muronloim. ~ IL docs not b..
come ~ still Il Is recommended that
applications b. made by means OF a
paddle or trpwcl, the substance then to
be- distributed by means Of n stifi brush.
Thoroughncss Of application is insisted
upon, and the materials are believed TO
BE- very useful for tho purposes claimed.
The dcndrolcne Is somewhat the cheaper
uf the two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Dog and Pony show Tonight.

Prof. Gentry's dogs and ponies will
will open woeL's engagement under
cover on Fourth South tonight All
the little animals appeared In the
street pafade at noon much TO the do.
light Of this little folss. Irhe h rses n 10 d
dogs are very pretty, aud their intolll.
renoe Va said 20 equal " not suTpaas
their beauty. Prot. Gentry has added
many now dogs and ponies TO his ex.
hibltion aud the show is said ~ be oven
better thau last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Today Coroner oHsnbAoh held an
Inquest over the remains Of Ei. Frllz,
who was killed Ia tho eloctdc light
works last night. The Jury found that
tue deceased came 10 his dealh from
m electric shock received tom a dy.
mans In the works OF the Salt Lake q
Ogden Gas a Electric Light company;
that tho same was accidental aud that
tho company was In no wis criminal.
ly careless OF neglecliul anu was CON.
plololy cxonefated.
II Il rot known whom the uufcrlu.
nate men viii DO bur 3, o. word II
awaited from bfothur Of the dc.
ceased living In kansHa CITY, Kansas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
G. Z. Jenniugs's Death. .

AtlilS ,. m. this afternoon, Clar.
snoe Edward Jennings died In this
city Of BtIghVs disease of tho kidney.
His father was tho late VIM. Jen.
nings and his mother Mrs. Priscilla T..
yenniDgr. lilo was born Nov. o, 1870.
Notice Of the funeral Will be given
later. Mu. Jennings aud family nave
the sympathy 0f a very large circle Of
fflonds In their sorrow.
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notice TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is IEKEBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undorsignod, adminisuatrix OF the
thtate OF Johh T. Stevens, deceased, 10 lie
creditors ~, and all persons having ciaims
against the said deceased. TO exhibit thcm
win the necessary vouchers, within ID
notice, TO tho said ndninistratrix Al IN
Mccormick bloes, salt Lake CITY In tho
County Of salt Lake, Utah.
MANIA STEVENS
Administrative OF the estate on John N
stevens, deceased
Dated Aug. 18th, 1895
n4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
He Goes to Dcpyer.

MI H. L. Daley, the gsniil, fable
anI efficient clerk Of the romplr.o
hotel, has rfsigHed his p'slllon TO no
ecp' aelmilar mo NJ tho Albany IN
Denver Mr.. d Hey has filled tie role
Of chi y clerk at the Templ,ton for a
penn VI four ytafs, duTlng which
line he has given thorough sautfio
uoni and has sadesred him elf 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
A LOST Child.

A seven-yoar.old girl who says her
name is Mary Ann Modesto. nick.
named Page, was picked up on tho
street today aud taken 10 the
police station. when found she was
crying plleously beciuse OF haying
wandered away from home AMI Loot
her wny. The child when questionei
rs 10 the locality Of her homv, said the
thought II was a No. 2ii Wost 5sc9nu
North slreei, Tut could not state posi.
lively,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Improving In nenllh.

Tho NEws received call tod y
from Elder Hyrum D,hke Of Center
Vile, DRyi, eoanty, who returned a
couple OF weeks sluee from u mission.
Ia III health. He feel, Greatly i'm,
proved. He 10 on his n iis'on Mar b
-, 1895, anu laboted IN Vermont,
ptenchlng tue Go1pel. He was kindly
treated by the people aid met with fair
success. His uealth soon broa me ba A.,
through n recurrence OF Ia grippe, Oi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

which he had n severe attack in 1896
while at hom and which affected lie
throat AMI lungs. l. addition TO this
the damp iess or the Quality wh're he
Wa Induced fheumatism, aud the iu..
pllcat on was such that u wss deemed
aivitablo for him 10 return home until
he fegaiues health,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
AMUSEMESIS.

The Arpsr company opens it, third
week al the Lyooum tonight, present
ing tue fatoloal comedy My wiie's
First Husband. Tho comedy Ia said 10
be better iun maker than The Stra-
leglsls. The entire company will be
seen to the best advantage.
Pfof. Gentry's dog anu pony show
also give their opening performance
undot oanvas; between East Temple
and Slate on Fourth South tonight,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
sTocHs ASD nAnnErs


INV Nong, Aug. iI-NArket onened irregu.
AR There Wa soon an evident Improving
tendency. with ahhrp gAins oneT Inc inirsl
prices In most shares
Further gains were made IN values bv n
eclooA on light uhnaactfona sugar toufhed
lllt' Manhaitan and Nestern Union ,gefe
eAsepuons 20 Tue Fcnefal trend, rcceding III
Under pressure Manhattan Gagged 10 7t,.
hkhlnsl N, rAturday'a final aalea. The general
market WAS sympathcticAlly lower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
MACON uANH nEroRr.

iadEe street WIN Hear AFgumtnts
Tomorrow Morning..
Judge Street will ~ tomorrow morn.
Ing 10 hear Arguments ON the afinifs
the Bank Of BALI Lake, Receivers
kuoN anu Jacobs having fiiod a report
with his honor In relation 10 tho
bankstnhifs. Tho findings aa given
by tho receivers Tstlsot very unisvor.
ably ON tho business integrity OF Nit.
J, III. Bacon, who says that the report
Ia No iumbled that "a true conception Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Hearing Restored.

Mr.. y. Hail GILES. Utah. writes. July
9th;
have nothing much TO report except In
my favor I have got my hearing back
again all right I sleep We'll, cat well and
am Improving IN general except whom I
take cold | feel bad FOR a short timq. but
! know u n because / am exposed 10 all
kinds Of weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Professor Crozier Of the Michigan sta.
iion, after u careful study OF the subject.
especially recommends broom corn mil.
lot for poor soils II Is inferior to many
other crops ON good soil, but seems os.
pccially suited to poor soils IL stands
drought we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Still Improving.

Mrs Margaret whtlock. Junction.. Utah.
writes. July 18th.
am atili improving. but wa. delayed a
little on account ~ not Fet1ing the fn~sii.
emo from tie oNprcHa company sooner, but
hopH 70 soon BE- "a well a. before. 1 feel
thankful to you every day that ] took
your treatment ana that you aro improy-
ing my health 10 much.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Barn burned.

The fire department was called out
al O'Clock this morning to oxtlnguish
a blaze In a barn Al 243 East Third
South street. The structure was
famngeu TO the amount Of about f25.
At was the property of a Mrt. wells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
ENDORSED BY THE BEST PEOPLE

WILLIAM n
m9'lt ana known md Pee,ei throughout Salt Lake
DR. q
disease
~ far tho glest q fn ALL think
' N NNN--""
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

many Of IL patrons ana guests. lie
VIII bn aucceoIei IN the position by
4 im Porter, the pfopfietor's eon. Mr..
DALEY leaves for Denver on Tuesday
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
Home Treatment Cures.

Every Mail Brings Scores OF Letters
Telling Of the Splendid Cures Eff
fected by DR.. O. W. Shores Per-
feet Homo Treatment It Cures
others and will Cure You. Send
Stamp for DR.. Shores Now symp-
tom List.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

Tho oustliost milo " railroad Is q mile
measured on tho steel portion Of tho Forth
bridge, scotland. Tho longth Of this por
tlnn u milo and 20 yards, and the cost Of
u wa. enn.Ilnrnhlv over AZ. 600. 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

ID L N II.

imcE-in the Fifteenth ward, this CITY.
AuEugt N, 1850, OF cholera infAntum, Emily
aged months aud ~ days.
funeral services Will DO held Tuesday. An
Eust lsth, al 10 ~, from 1l west south
lenl!e street frends are respectfully 10 !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
On the Improve.

Mrs Myrtnla shaw. ogdcn. Utah, writes,
July 9Th;
I nm worry pleased TO inform you that
my health IA on tho Improve. Ny stomach
souma better than u has for years. can
not tell you how thankful ! am 70 YOU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

q Of
O d
9 have trs aslor 9f doctor and used mednea
rartci
u stud head this e hToww
70
day 10
ho iou~n
An ache, pairs a
; a to owrie
m and
when but
% @ I1 2l ar s Ssp and an se T9saa fpa y yg
4 In ms will
}syJ o"' 0s'
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$1,000 IN GOLD REWARD! ;.

II having
doubted by
particular We print testimonials word
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17
DISEASES OF MEN CURED.

lions Medical Institute yielded demands Of its
friends and added separate department under the care and supervision
cur 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

LAnsoN. Malcolm. son Of John ana
ntellA Larson. born March u. 1904. died Aug,
70, ~ m. e
The funeral service will he held Atths home.
No. ~ g, Fourth south, on Tuesday al Ii am
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

krrr,-i this city, Aug n, 1880. from hmm.
chius, Leo Frederick Keep, infant aon Of Al.
bert J. aud and Mary A. koep. Deceased Wss
born Sep. 9Th, 1895. vs.
funeral service will DO heid At %, q. ne.,
corner ofsiNsh street, tomorrow Tuesday al
tp. 10. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

sNutn-WnhAm Smith diedAt4a. m. Augnst
y, ~ born July n, isOai emiFrated fron, N
Helens. LancnshIc, EnEiAnd lsia.
Funeral from Nineteenth ward mesttng
house tuesday, August ~, lssd at 10 O'clock
a. M, Friends inyited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-17

chicago Live staea
Hasa Chicago, AUG. Il.
IEht, n.isafl.tn.
Mixed, fk0quf8ia
Heavy, 81 sldfAm
Rough, s11sat2.ls
Cattle
heeves, faltaAB.
Cows and hoifors. 81 2saf9 s.
IeAha steers, fLuAufJ. 10
western stcors, fa.l3aNss
hiockcrs and feeders. fLHlQfala
hheep-htfOng 10 10 cents higher
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Chicago Market.
chieara AUG. H.
MheAt-AuEuat 49, soptembcr. s.,,.
IoIu-Augual, 2AaA sept, g2f.a.
oAu-August lt'i sept lhs.
iorE-Aug. and sept ), 800.
iArd--Augudt 81 90; hept, $500
klhs-AuFust 80 ok, sept, il.87tagB,o
llhN-ldA ak.
Iimothy-t2 IA
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-12-19

sorry, used merely for effect. 1t seldom ex.
tends below the bust and is often cut and
slashed into mere bits and strips. As a
rule it forms one with the bodice, although
it may be separate. OF simple or rich
goods, it's general character remains the
same. According to the style of the gown,
it is plain, covered with lace or passemen-
terie or embroidered with silk and beads
1t may be Of the Same material as the rest
of the costume or of something entirely
different. The sleeves of the corsage are
put in after the bolero and the bodice are
united, the former being usually closely
applied to the latter.
The illustration shows a new wrap COM
posed of velours du nord The jacket body
of the garment has rather deep basque
and a loose bolero covered with an embroi-
derry of gold and colored beads. The cape
like sleeves are bordered with q band Of
ostrich plumes, and the epaulets and FLAIR
ing collar are also of plumage, which
passes down the front. The silk hat is
trimmed with black ostrich plumes and
Russian green ribbon.
JUDO CHoLLET
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-12-19
POPULAR TRIMMINGS.
Passementerie, Lace, Fur, Feathers and
Marrow Velvet Ribbon.

Passementerie, Lace, Fur, Feathers and
Narrow Velvet Ribbon.
Although the bolero is tho chief favorite,
there are some new models of bodices all
In one piece, which afford a relief These
are very much trimmed, as rule, with
applications of passementerie, lace and
fur, with feather trimmings or narrow vel
vet forming pattern, with paste or cut
steel buttons or enameled ones, with bows
having four coques held by a brilliant but
ton in the middle. or with ribbons tied al
the breast and outlining bolero or cGe-
sage.
Black soutache on light cloth Is n novel
fancy for gown adornment. Skirts are
of course less trimmed relatively than
corsages, but they are often adorned with
fat ribbons or bands of black satin and in
sertion of guipure, alternating in many
bows. Scotch plaids also afford effective
trimmings, especially plaid velyets. Wool
plaids are likewise used, Il band running
around the skirt being edged with mar
row strip of black, dark blue or green sat-
in, or satin of the color which prevails in
the plaid.
Velvet both light aud dark is exceeding
ly fashionable this winter. For dress cos
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les or bows give wide effect. They are
trimmed with costly galloons and magnifl-
cent buttons or simply with velvet and in
expensive lace The trimming is arrang-
ed in groups of horizontal bands Braid
ing is also employed, or the sleeve is gath
cred by an immense number of regular
shirrings
There is "a great variety of vests to be
worn under coats and boleros. The orig
inal model, having one or two points at
the waist and revers at the top, is quite
lost sight of, many of the new vests hav-
ing a belt or corselet like bodice. If the
outer coat Is very small or so open as to
show a great deal of the vest, the latter Is
trimmed with brandebourgs, motifs of
passementerie, superimposed revers, col
lars, many rows of buttons or braided
bands or straps. The vest may likewise be
covered with crosswise or vertical draper
les of lace, or the lace may be arranged in
eoquilles and iabOts. Broehe pompadour
or Louis XIII silk is used, satin and white
cloth embroidered and braided with GOLD
The edges of the garment are sometimes
embroidered with delicate bands of flow
ers, similar embroidery adjoining the col
lar. A cravat of lace of the avocat or Louis
Quatorze style completes the effect
The bodice illustrated is of pearl gray
silk 1t has veiy short, ripple basque
trimmed with applications of cut out
golden brown velvet over rose color. The
bolero Is of the same sort of velvet, the
open pattern showing to advantage over
the rose lining. The sleeves are Of gray
silk and are trimmed with gold buttons
and frill of gray silk. The epaulets are
of velvet The jabot trimming of the
'front.' is Of rose silk and the collar also.
JUDO CHoLLET.