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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16
WHE3KEY.

WHISKEY. -OLD AND GOOD. AT
the low price of 81 per gallon-Old Monon-
gahela. Old Standard. Pride of Virginia,
Old Mountain Dew Golden Eagle, Ken
lucky Bourbon; also, Pure Apple Brandy,
Corn Whskey. Fine Gin, and Medford
Rum at the same price. Dixie Rye Whis-
key at $3.50 and Good Whiskey at lbs.
Always in stock, Gibson xxx. Rye,
Monticello, Elite, Logan's Valley, Glenn
mer, Guckenheimer, and Pure Malt Whis-
key; also, Imported and Domestic French
Brandy. Wines-Sweet Catawba for zoe.
per gallon; Fine Catawba for 75c. per gal
Ion; Imported Sherry at 81 per gallon;
Blackberry Brandy, 81; Blackberry Wine
at soc. per gallon. Demijohns and jugs
furnished at cost price. Goods delivered
anywhere in town or shipped to any point
outside. Special inducements to country
merchants. who do not sell liquors, TO
take orders. A. w. ROSENE. Liquor
Dealer, No. 25 south Thirteenth street.
Richmond, Va. Sc 2S-Tu&Su3m
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MIR. Patterson to Lecture.

Mr.. A. w. Patterson. OF the Richmond
Bar. has been chosen by the University
College of Medicine to deliver course
of lectures on medical Jurisprudence be-
fore its classes.
Mr.. Pat1erson's experience In some ra-
nous medico-legal cases in the past. ana
his abilities as a lecturer. will pre-emi-
nently fit him to nil this position with
credit TO himself and the University Col
lege.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Margaret f. and Charles
Il. Langley TO Alice NJ. Reddy, 80 feet or
north side Main street between Laure
and Cherry. A,725.
A. w. Patterson and wife to Mrs. Kate
Kirk. Is 81 feet on north side Floyd ave
nue.. 12S liz feet west OF Beech street
$500.
Henrico: sallie A. Alyis's trustee &c
Allen G.. Collins. sc fees on Broad street
northwest corner Thirty-sixth. N.sio.
Sarah A. and William +. Browning tS
c. w. Franklin. 2 acres on north side
Ridge road, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

No reports from Park-Place. Barton
Heights. and Highland Strings. Clay
Street school reported twelve conversions,
and Centenary three.
The next meeting will be held at Den
ny-Street church the second Sunday IN
December Board meeting at Broad
Street fourth Sunday in this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16
Taking Testimony.

RLuEFIEI.D. w. VA. November Is
fSpecial. )-Messrs. Clements and Yeoman,
members of the Interstate commerce
rommIssion, are In Bluefeld, taking tes-
timony in the car-supply discrimination
ease 81 the w. III. Coffman Coke Company
AGAINST the Norfolk and Western railroad.
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The baptist Sunday Schools.

The monthly meeting OF the Baptist
Sunday-School Association was held sun
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, at the First
BAPTIST church, President Arthur b.
Clarke in the chair.
The reports showed a total increase In
attendance, in spite Of one very Indictment
Sunday in October. They were as fol-
lows:
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We GROW GREATER
EVERY SEASON.

As the buying power expands
the benefit and usefulness spreads
its good to the home OF every IN
dividual that avails itself OF our
hearty endeavors.
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE,
Honest Representation, Wise
Gathering, and faithful apprecia-
ton OF approved and honest busi-
ness rules have rewarded
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The commis.lon. Are revoked,

The Governor has issued an order re.
yoking the commissions OF Captain W. s
r. Mayo ard OF Lieutenant George w
Warren. OF Company y, Blues, Battalion
the fact that the two officers. after beine
elected by their companies, failed 10 make
application for their examination within
- sesrty DAYS prescribed by the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

At the request of the executors, who are
anxious to sell, in order to WIND up an
auction. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1871
at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ. the aboye-descrlpeu
PROPERTY. The dwellings have seven
or eight rooms each, p2pered all tnrOusn
conveniences. The lots front about Is feet
each on the east side of Fifth street, ana
run back a good depth to wide paved
allev. 49,.
This is just the kind of properly lnle
NAYS well AS an investment, being so CEN
frally located that IT rents readily at
good rentals
The locality is very desirable; neighbor-
hood excellent, and the surrounding I'M
provements substantial and ATTRACTIVE
TERMS: Liberal. SUTTON q CO,
No 10 Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
CHERRIES SALE.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Law and Equity Court of the city OF
Richmond. made on the 10Th day OF &C
tober, 1897, i'm the attachment suit Oh
Reuben T. Jennings. Jr, agent Ior
George T. Deane, against Bernard Witt
kamp. Jr.. l will sell by auction. on Capt.
toll street. opposite the City Hall. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1897,
beginning at u o'clock NJ, the BALANCE
OF THE PROPERTY described in the
said order-to-wit:
sets Hack Harness (double);
Horses and
Ton Buggy and Single Harness.
or so much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the plaintiffs claim. costs, and ex-
penses of sale. ,
TERMS: Cash. j. L. HUGHEo,
Sheriff of the City OF Richmond.
no 14-ht
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scotch verdict for wefer..

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE COM
mittee OF the Amateur Athletic Union,
which Investigated the charge OF unpro-
fessionalism brought against r.. j. We
fers. the Splinter. has readared o verdict
of mot proven
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PROPOSALS..


Sealed proposals viii be received g 81
,,nSsrsIsnsd until Y O'Clock ~: tn,%C
DAY. December "a 1897 for bee,,1tt'stRCH.
SRI. PAUES cATHoLJc c,aeassons
portsmoi,th Va. Plans and speSs.s,al'N" ~ NJ
can bs seen BY applying 10 nee: ~ W..
h reserved 10 reject any or al p, ,a,v
GEORGE w. MAUPiN. ssSos,',h. Va
no l6-St foi''''
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
SALESMAN; have had several years
experience on the road as salesman. can
give good reference. Address JOHN q.
RAWLINGS, LawrencevilIe, Brunswick
county, Va. no l4-4t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

ny H. oeidon Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctione.r,
COURT SALE OF THAT y,o.
~ THREE-sToRY DETACHED YR.ucs
No. as FIFTH " sTkEEri. nr7,v,,'
DCvAL AND BAKER STREETS.
SMALL TWo-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING,
NO. 12 BAKER STREET. BETwr,,,
SECOND AND THIRD srREgTsi''
VACANT LOT, axi9 FEET
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF RAvpn
STREET, BETWEEN SECOND 81
AND THIRD STREETS:
COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
DETACHED FRAME DWFrJfvc
No. 403 THIRTIETH STREET m
TWEEN MARSHALL AND ci. ~
AND
a VACANT LOT, 2xi20 FEET
AT THE NORTHEAST CoRNF5 ~,
MARSHALL AND THIRTTETH ~
STREETS.
In execution OF the decree rnentio,.s, l..
low, ! will proceed 20 sell. az puhiio ,'. -
ton, the aforementioned HOUSES AZ.
LOTS, on the premises, and In the foliov.
ing order-viZ: '"'
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lS ~
at o'clock p. NJ, will offer uoTm
AND LOT No. 8l3 north Fifth strest
contains ~ rooms, modern improyenc5.a.
and lis in nice order. The lot frouts lg,,..
feet TO an alley. There IS also a L..
frame stable on these premises.
ON THE SAME DAY
say at 4:3O o'clock p. NJ. ! will or,
HOUSE AND LOT No. 2l2 Baker strel'
and the VACANT LOT adjoining II an ~
north. This house contains 4 rooms al
the lot fronts about l6xi9 feet. The y..
cant lot fronts about 20xf9 feet
ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 70. $50.
at 4:SO o'clock p. NJ. will offer HOrSp
AND LOT No. 403 north Thlrtleth siree,
and the VACANT LOT adjoining 10 on ths
south. This house contains Six r0ofrs
and the lot fronts 25xl20 feet % an ape;
"a feet wide. The Vacant Lot Is al 10
northeast corner OF Marshall and Thr.
tieth streets. and fronts 25xl0 feet 10 A
2i-foot alley.
TERMS: one third cash: the balanee a,
6, H. and IS months. for negotiable noies
with interest added from day OF sale ~
all cash. at option OF purchaser and M,
title retained until a conveyance Is or.
dered by the court
oVERToN HOWARD.
Special Commlssiontr
c. NJ. weinbrunn. Plaintiff. against Weir.
brunn and ais, Defendants.-In y.
Chancery Court of the city Of R.h.
mond.
|. Charles w. Goddn, Clerk Of az
court. certify that the bond required 4
the special commissioner by the derss
I'm said cause Of November 9, 1897, has bee,
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day q
November, 1897.
no 10 CHARLES W. GODDIN. CLERK
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c.n.r.l Taliaferro BETTER.

GLOUCESTER, VA. November 10
Special )-Generai Taliaferro is better to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

This sale consists Of Hign-Grade Bicy-
cles, manufactured by the John L. Lover
Arms Company and the Boston Wheei-
Works, all Of Boston. Mass. Known as
THE Lowell Excell." the "Winslow,' ana
the winchester" catalogued at SO ana
500. fully guaranteed by the manuiac-
turers. Sale takes place TUESDAY. NO
vEMBER 18TH. at 1880 A. NJ. $50 ana
1880 p. NJ, rain or shine. Aosolu:ely 10
the highest bidder without limit or re-
serve.
Special attention will be given TO ladies'
attending this sale.
II you want Bike at your own price
do not miss this chance.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
500 east Broad street.
]. II. Valentine, Manager and Auc-
tiOneer. az ~
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WANTED,

BY A FTRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS,
Family Washing. References furnish
ed. Apply to SO4 north First street.
no Ie-1fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16
Methodist sunday-schooI Society

The monthly meeting Of this society
was held at Centenary church Sunday al
ternoon at $3.50 oclock-A. j. Gary, presl-
dent; C. p. Rady, secretary.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather. there was a very good attend
ance of Sunday-school workers ana
friends of the cause. Dr. Tudor, passor
of Centenary Sunday school, read the re-
port and made a very encouraging report
of the condition of the school
The meeting was addressed by Rev.
=. II. Rawlings, of Clay-Street church;
subject, Teaching the Truth" He made
an excellent address along the line OF
the teachers opportunities, privileges
and duty. n, urged those engaged In
this good work to labor assiduousiy Tor
the salvation of the children.
The quartette choir of Centenary church
rendered some excellent music.
The following is a summary or supefin-
tendents' reports for October:
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WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY. WHO WRITES WELL
and is quick and correct at figures. Apply
at $50 A. NJ. at Thalhimer Brothers.
no 16-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

A UCTION SALE
"A OF
TWO MODERN TWO-STORY BRlCh.
TENEMENTS. ,.,,,
Nos. 113 AND lis SOUTH FIRM
STREET. ,x,
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND NEhf
DFSIRA
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WANTEn-

AN AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN UNDER
20 years OF age, TO learn a business, where
the chance is afforded for advancement.
Salary TO start small Address, with refer
ences and giving full particulars. HENRY
PETERSON, Lexington Hotel, Richmond,
"a M I4-2f
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TO DUsIyEss-xEN.

YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CORRE-
SPONDENCE DONE very cheap by an
expert stenographer owns machine), thus
saving much valuable time. Address 'AC-
CURACY." Dispatch office no ls-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

No reports from Bainbridge-Street and
Clopton-Street schools.
Professor C. II. Winston addressed the
meeting in his usual entertaining and
practical style on the subject Of "Co-
operation in Sunday-School Work The
musical programme was especially at
tractive the regular organ and choir
being supplemented by several mandolins
and a solo by Captain Cunningham.
The next meeting will be held at East
End church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A NICE BRICK TENEMENT
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FLOYD Az
ENJJE BETWEEN HARNIE AND
PLUM STREETS
(No. 1904 FLOYD ANENIEl.


In execution OF a certain deed Of trust
TO the undersigned trustees, dated Janl'
airy %. 1894, duly recorded In the Clens
office OF Richmond Chancery Court Deed.
Book $50 "A" page 500, which was given
20 secure the payment OF certain sum
OF money therein mentioned default hay.
ing been made in the payment Thereof,
and being directed so To do by The bene.
fciary therein named. we shall proceed
TO sell at public auction. upon the prem
Uses. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS 1891
at 40 o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de.
scribed as above. The house has seYe1
rooms, bath with hot and cold waller and
culvert arrangements. and Is IN trst-clasi
order.
The lot fronts on the north line OF Floy'
avenue q feet, and runs back 20 an aliey
10 feet wide
This is truly n nice little home ahi
will also pay as an investment.
TERMS: Cash as 90 expenses oi az,
any taxes that may be due, inclulifg
ratable proportion OF the taxes for IA
wear 1897 and the sum OF &,OVD. Win BE
terest from January - 1886, the balahes
uuon such terms as che grantor % ne
deed or his assignee, may prescribe afi
direct, and in case OF their failure 20 give
such direction, then upon such terms ai
the trustees shall think NJ.
j. X. HOCKADAY
c. II. SUTTON,
no 13 trustee
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$40 PER MONTH SALARY.

WANTE ID. ENERGETIC LADIES
and gentlemen TO canvass. Above salary
guaranteed. Call at 3l5 north Eleventh
street between Broad and Marshall
Streets, city. X. w. STANCILL.
~ lS-dy1y&jy 2-wly
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED,
SEVERAL INTELLIGENT MEN OUT
OF employment 10 push a good-paying
business. Call at S2l east Main street.
no 16-6f
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is sol,ir,- -.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT "a "a ma
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAIN aA 1,.s
RATA BY TIE VENDOR AND r rsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneoTS
corner Tenth and Bank streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son -
Real Estate Agents and Auc,Ion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

ladies! . Chiehester's English PsanyoyaI Pills
- Take othe-. Send 4e stamps fof pa. cuars Relief
for Ladis.," ~ Lsrrss By Return Mall, a. DUsgss
Uy 18th. Su&Tuly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

We have just started our
BARGAIN POT BOILING.
If you want the first Whit just
fetch your basket and one dol
lar and we guarantee to give
you two dollars worth of
goods. Others get it. Why
not you? s..su,rusrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-16

made Of fine imported Serge. lined
through with Taffeta silk, for sls;
Blouse Suits, of CheYiots, trimmed III
the braids, for SIS.
Serge dresses. coat lined with satin
serge for 1898.
separate Skirts, made Of Black Duchess,
double lined. perfect fitting. for $500
Black Diagonal Cheviot Skirts, Ilned
with silk through. for $40 each.
There is an extraordinary condition in
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~ SS
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B THE WOMEN. 81
SS&&gSsgkSsIhSg

In millinery black and green contin-
ue to be fashionable. To woman
who puts herself into braided tailor
made and wears a great dusky hat,
plume Swallowed and with the brim
faced or overlaid with bright green
mirror velvet, is still safe to accomp-
lish a stylish effect, though the COM
bination is no longer new. Then if
she adopts some odd form of trimming
say like the novel aigrette of this pic
ture hat, green again is a sensible
color. This hat was of almond green
chenille, and it's low crown was en-
circled with a twisted end of liberty
satin in a slightly lighter shade, the
satin giving also the frill that edged
the upper part of the crown. The
aigrette was composed of the satin and
a number of ostrich tips, several
smaller tips lying at the base.
Cerise may be little newer than
green, but it is not yet established in
favor, and there are many women who
prefer to keep entirely free fromaf-
fectation and be fashionable rather
than conspicuous. Black figures on
most of the hats of the hour, but the
spring hats seem to rush into all the
brilliant colors that sunsets wild flow
ers and rainbows suggest. 1t should
be known that in the spring millinery
cerise spells coral in all its shades,
and that whole hats are planned in
red of all stages of brilliancy. Rough
straws of deep cardinal are shrOuded
in pale cerise tulle and then covered
with great punches of bright red
poppies, while above all a splendid
frilling of fame colored ribbon stands.
a scarlet plume mounting guard still
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-21
PEARSALL BUDGET.
Personals of Persons Coming and
Going at Frio County's Capital

Personals of Persons Coming and
Going at Frio County's Capital.
| Pearsall, Texas, March 2O.-Capt.
Rogers Of the Ranger force, of Alice,
| Tex, with some of his men, was in
| Pearsall this week. The object of
| their visit could not be ascertalned
but it is supposed they were on the
| track of some criminals.
Judge Jim Il. Bivens and son John
ME, visited Cotulla Wednesday return
| ing the same day.
Col. Lane, of San Antonio, was in
our city the early part of this week
| on legal business.
G. II. Beever visited the Alamo City
In the early part OF the week.
Miss Hall, of Cotulla, who has for
some weeks past been visiting friends
on the Miguel, returned home Thurs
day Of this week.
The young people of the Presbyteri-
an church will give an ice cream so
cial for the benefit Of their church
shortly.
Mr.. J. G. Smith, of Cotulla, paid our
city few days visit in the early part
of the week.
Capt. b. L. Crouch left Thursday of
this week for Cotulla.
The Debating club met last Monday
night at the court house and had as
the subject for discussion: Resolved,
That there is more pleasure in pursuit
than in possession" The judges de-
cided in favor of the affirmative side.
Mr.. Moss, of San Antonio, who has
recently purchased r. j. Jennings
stock of goods at this place has finish
ed taking an inventory of the same
and after having spent a few days in
our town, has decided not to move the
goods to Laredo as was his first inten-
ton.
Magus Smith visited the Alamo City
in the early part of the week on legal
business.
The citizens of this place have mani
tested more interest in the Corbett-
FitzsimmOns mill than IN any other
event, state or national, since the cleo
ton. The fight has been the all alb
sOrbing topic Of conversation for
weeks past and the interest excited by
1t has not by any means abated yet.
Everyone now feels it his duty to eX-
press his approval or disapproval Of
the termination of the fight and from
opinions expressed one would judge
that all are not pleased with the re-
suit.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-21
RIDERS AND DRIVERS.

Women who drive in their own car
riages are wearing very handsome
coats of velvet or satin and apparent
" as loose as a sacque and belted at
the waist. An especially pretty one
was a black satin. 1t was double
breasted, edged with sable, lined with
pale yellow, and freely filled in at the
neck and sleeves with tinted valen-
ciennes lace. The belt of inch-wide
satin ribbon was clasped with a great
silver buckle, set with cabOuchin en-
eralds and three turquoise-studded
silver buttons were set along the
length Of the belt. one appearing at
the back of the belt and one at either
side
1t should be remembered that she
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to it. The carriage girl risks no eX-
posture, and a dainty satin coat of no
warmth save in its stylish neck ruff
fling will do very well. Many of these
beautiful coats are intended to be
nicely pinned down the front and not
removed. When the fronts turn soft
ly back showing the bright lining, it
harmoniZes with the color of the gown
or offers brilliant contrast to it, The
jeweled belt holds the front in place.
In striking contrast to those who loll
in carriages are the women who ride
horseback, though this contrast is no
stronger than it usually is. The car
riage women are gotten up a little
more deliberately than in past seasons,
it is true. but the horSewOmen, too.
are doing rather more to relieve the
severity of their habits than they were
wont to do. The artist sets an up-to-
date habit in the accompanying pic
ture which illustrates this fact. Black
cloth was the material, the skirt was
of the regulation sort and the glove
fitting bodice was double breasted.
Long coat tails finished the back, a
tiny strip of white waistcoat showed,
and a black satin stock set off the
neck. Gathered white frills finished
the wrists of the tight coat sleeves,
and above all was high silk hat
trimmed with folds of chiffon that
were formed in a large bow at the
back. Styles in riding habits vary
very little, and no greater departure
from the ordinary rig than this is ad-
miSSibln
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then in imitation of a yoke that ex-
tends over and below the hips. In al
most all cases the braid is black, but
| gilt and cOlOred sorts may also be
used. The very fashionable bolero
jackets, too, are laden with row after
row of braid and frequently circles
and stars are cut out of elaborate de-
signs and appliqued all over the front
of skirts and bodices. As styles are
now the braiding on the gown shown
below is simple, yet it bordered all
Inc edges of the sleeveless jacket,
finished the sleeves at the wrists, and
silk cords encircled the skirt at the
hip and the bodice just above the
waist. Cadet blue cheviOt was the
gowns material, and old rose silk was
used to line the jacket.
A dressy getup for a little girl is
shown in the picture, too, the fabric
being bright red cashmere. Bias
folds Of the goods trimmed the skirt.
and the bodice was tight fitting both
back and front. Over it came hand
some red cloth jacket. Its deep revers
and vest were tan cloth applique in
gilt braid and the sleeves had small
puffs and triple epaulets of the
goods. Reds are very stylish for
adults now, so the children cannot
have them so exclusively for them
selves as they have had them. Bright
Ox-bloOd red cloth is the very SWEETEST
color that can be chosen for coats
and bodices to be worn with mixed
cloth sprinkled with red.
Handsome new shirt waists are of
plaid silk, with very high white taft
feta or satin stocks. These stocks
become more and more elaborate and
the seductive things tempt the fingers
Of the ambitious amateur Clressmaker.
bi1t II is only me trained professional
who can mako dare AZ the back