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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE OF
LADIES' COLORED TAILOR
MADE SUITS,

Just the thing for travelling and
summer wear.
Ladies' S25 silk-Lined Suits, now
$3.50.
Ladies' $40 silk-IAned Suits, now
80.
SIS and $3.50 Handsome Suits,
now $3.50
$40 Pretty Suits, now IS.
$50 Suits, all new, now S.S.
Big Sale OF Embroidery Remnants
this week at less than cost TO
make.
LINENS AND COTTONs.
81 1-2c. quality 5S-inch Fancy Linen
Damask, for 25c.
64-inch German Damask, was 50c.,
now doc.
54-inch Unbleached Damask, was
81 1-2c.. now 2c.
81 Colored-Border Table-Sets,
that were 50, now $2.25.
1892 Colored- Border Towels. that
were 15c-, now 10c.
Large-SiZe zoe. Knotted-Fringe
Colored-Border Damask Towels at
II 1-2c
Large Bleached Cotton Towels,
the 10c. kind, for &C.
Linen Buggy-Robes at TO.
DRESS GOODS.
Check Dress Goods for Skirts at
Be. yard; worth y 1-2c.
Flannels for BathingSuits, In
Black and Navy, at IL lie. yard
and I'D.
Ladies' 25c. Colored Isle Gloves,
at l5c. pair.
Ladies' go. Black and an colors
of Satin Bows. at l5c.
Ladies' 1oc. All-Linen Collars, at
Sc
Ladies' White 25c. Chemisettes for
1oc.
BIG SALE BELTS.
Colored Leather and Patent-Lea-
Their Belts, at l0c.
SILK WAISTS.
Special this week, all our NS,
sS4S, and $40 Fancy SILK Waists, In
Plain, Checked, and Striped Tafre-
ia, at 50 choice.
CRASH SKIRTS AND SUITS.
Full line Crash Skirts, from zoe. 10
$3.50.
Linen Skirts, with Spanish foupce
and circular, from 81 to 81.
sl.4s Crash Suits reduced to H.b0.
$3.50 Crash Suits, with Elton jack
cts. for $3.4S.
Linen Suits, braided, at 50 and Sc AZ.
Fine p. X. Suits, plain and braid
ed. with Tuxedo Jacket, from IS TO
$50.
sPECIAL.-All $50 and $3.50
Black Silk Brocaded Skirts, for y.
WASH GOODS.
Have you noticed the crowds at
our WASH GOODS counters?
They are growing larger and larger
every day. There must be good
seasons for Il. Novelties In dainty, /
wantable stuffs, and at prices never
before quoted for such values.
&c. buys Pretty Dimities and
Lawns. that are real 10c. values.
lOc. Outing Cloths, in real pretty
patterns, at sc.
u l-2c. Percales, in pretty pat
terms and colorings, at 6 1-4c. yard.
IL lie. Figured Satlnes reduced 10
&C. ward.
10 Ice. Red p. K. at &c. yard.
10 LIE. Homespun Ducking, for Z
skirts. reduced to 1-Sc. yard.
25c. Linens, silk mixed, for waists,
reduced to 16 2-3c.
BOYs, FURNISHINGS AT YOUR
OWN PRICES TO CLOSE OUT.
Boys Golf Caps, that were &c.
now Toe.
Boys CSC. White Duck Turbans,
Children's 80 and lsc. Duck Tam
O. Shanters for &c.
Children's 5Oc. Sailor Straw Hats
now Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
Manages from Santiago.
CNew York Press.)

Messages from Sampson and Shafter 10
Washington vii go over the wire about
as follows; The cable station Is located
at Camp McCalla, while tho marines
have been intrenched In Guantanamo
Bay. Here the censor. IAeutenant-Colo-
mel James Allen. OF the signal corps. and
member OF General Miles's stan. will
be In charge. The messages will 10 UNI
der the water to Mole ST. Nicolas, $50
miles away: from there. without delay,
10 Cape Haitien. seventy-fiye miles fur-
Their on: from there over the Haitien ca
bic TO the station at Coney Island, and
then by various stations 10 Washington.
SO perfect are the arrangements that
messages win complete the circuit in hf-
teen minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
LADIES' LINEN. DUCK, AND y. X.
SUITS AND SEPARATE SKIRTS

AMI ShAhIF
AT UNHEARD-OF Low PRICES
For Such Iiieh-Class neady-to-weur
Garments.
Tailor-Nade Ladies' Linen Crash Suits,
Elton effect, extra we'll fin CT ro
ished. Look at the price,. 'pA'0O
Ladies' Linen Suits, extra quality.
blazer effect. beautifully g, RI
made. for only ..........,..... P<'OO
Ladies Finest Quality Summer Suits,
beautifully tailored, and neatly trim
med in White Braid, all the newest
1888 essects, and extremely stylish
SUITS, actually worth $3.50.
will DO sold here tomorrow c. O2
AZ .s....... ..............-..... Wy
Handsome White PiQue Suits, latest
cut, lap seams on skirt, regu- c. M
lar $50 suits, at this sale for Wv"
gL5O LINEN DUCK SKIRTS TO-
MORROW 9sc.
SPECIAL SPEcIALl-Iadies' Beauti-
ful Separate Duck Skirts, cut after
the latest 1898 models, all fun seven
gored. and perfect hanging, aQc
for tomorrow only ........... 0OS'
Ladies' White Duck Skirts, extra fine
quality, worth regularly $40, CT or
for Mondays big selling.... Vi'%O
Heavy Cord White Pique Skirts, made
with beautiful strapped seams. actu-
ally worth $275; special for c. oQ
Mondays sale only ........ Vi'SC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26

Boys soc. Cashmere Pants for
Csc. ''
Children's Csc. White and Tan
Duck Tam o. Shanters for l5c.
Boys Pretty Plaid and Check
cashmere suits, that were $3.50,
now Si.4S suit.
:. Boys Handsome $3.50 Suit, now
Boys Handsome $3.50 Suits now
S398 suit
Boys zoe. White Laundered
Waists for &c.
MATTINGs.
Extra-Heavy China Mating. IN.
IL l-2c: quality. at Sc. yard, or Sc for
roll OF 40 Yards.
Z5c. quality Linen-Warp Mating
at loo. yard, or s. roll OF 40 yards.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Big sale this week at our ODD
AND-END TABLES OF Muslin In
derwear.
Large lot OF Skirts. nicely made
and trimmed, that sold from 81 70
u; to close out at soc. 10 Sl.75.
Gowns, made OF Cambria. Muslin.
and Long Cloth, trimmed with va
Tenderness. Torchon. and Hamburg
edge, end LESS THAN ONE-HALF
PRICE.
29c. Muslin Pants for 1sc.
75c. Muslin Pants for 4sc.
soc. Muslin Pants for zoe.
SALE STEEL ENASiELLED
GRANITEwARE.
Just scooped in a large stock OF
Graniteware at a nero song. which
We will sacrifice at prices that will
be as cheap as tin.
l5c. Deep Granite Baking Pans,
2-quart Granite Milk Pans. &c
Large-Size Jelly-Cako and Pie
Plates. &c.
1Sc. 4-quart Granite stew-Pana,
12c.
8-quart Granite Preserving-Kst-
ties 10c.
5-quart Granite sauce-Pots, with
tons. at BIC.
5-quart Granite 6tew-Pans. $50
69c. Granite Cooking-Pots, with
tops. at CSC.
S9c. Granite Roasting-Pans for
21o.
2sc. Granite Roasting-Psns for
lie.
S9c. Granite water-Buckets, 10
quart size, for 2lc.
Granite DrlnlSine-Cups, &c.
CHINA.
Fine Decorated China Plates,
were sl.2S dozen. for 600.
Decorated China Fruit and Tee
Cream Saucers, the 81 kind, for &c.
dozen.
Decorated Ice-Cream Sets, Platter
and II Saucers, that were $3.50. for
s1.25 set.
Decorated English China Dinner
Sets. at 1898 set. worth $3.50.
100-piece Decorated China Dinner
Sets that were $3.50. now $3.50 set.
Sets, 10 close out, OF $50. hand
somely decorated, with 1l5 pieces.
at SO.
GLASSWARE.
Large Glass Berry-Bowls at &c.
for the 15c. size.
Fine Tumblers, in several styles,
at / 1-2c.
Glass Ice-Cream saucers at &c.
each.
Glass Preserve-stands, with top.
at 10c.
Glass water-Bottles, the S5c.
kind, for 15c.
TINwARE.
Large Tin Wash-Basins at &c.
lO-quart Best Tin DIsh-Pans at
&C.. worth lie.
S-hole Heavy Tin Mufln-RIngs for
&c.
Galvanized water-Buckets. the
Ice. kind. at 12c.
Tin Pie and Jelly-Cake Pans at
lc. each.
Large Silverihe Walters, for &c.
SPECIALS.
Nutmeg Graters, 2 for 1c.
12c. Hair Dust-Brushes for SC.
Large Scrubbing- Brushes for 1o.
Set OF 75c. Palm Mats for 33c.
Feather busters at sc. each. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
EXTRA! EXTRA!
Only 965 Yards Left of the 1000
Yards of Pique Put on Sale
Inst Wal

hHrus Oh IIuue Put on sale
Last Week.
This go yards consists OF Fine Quality
Corded Pique. for summer dresses,
separate skirts, and shirt-waists, in
Solid White. White with new colored
stripes; also, Figured Piques. This
entire balance will be put on sale to-
morrow at fully 80 1-3 PER CENT.
LESS than dry-goods store prices. As
we do not intend TO carry this line Of
goods regularly, we have made prices
that should sell the entire balance in
a few days.
LOOK AT THIS.-FIne White Corded
Pique, worth zoe. yard; this week.
is CENTS q yard.
Extra Fine Quality French Plaue, IN
both FIRE and heavy cords, in Solid
White, White with Red or Blue stripes
and Solid White with White dots, ali
the latest patterns, for shirt-waists
and separate skirts, worth regularly
&c., here this week at DO CENTS a
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
On william and Mary Board.

Mr.. Samuel d. Davies, of this city, has
been appointed a member of the Board OF
Visitors of William and Mary College.
His selection was made by the old char
ter board, which co-operates with the
visitors appointed by The Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26

Ladies Handsome Black Serge Suits,
suitable for travelling and hot Wea-
ther. Jacket SILK lined. suits that were
extraordinary value at S.s5. S1 O2
will be sold Monday FOR only "J'>o
Ladies' Extra Fine Quality Imported
Cheviot Serge Suits, all SILK lined
Jackets, were great bargain &C. SE
at SSeS; price Monday only. 1919
All our Finest Camels-Hair Suits. lined
with finest Taffeta silks, that sold
at 81. $u.J0. and si2, 80 g. 20
Monday OF ..................s Y/'O~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
gHTRT-wAIsTs.
Hecord-DrcakinE Values This Week.

Record-DreakinE Values This Week.
5 dozen Extra Fine Quality Bingham
Shirt aists, in newest patterns, fully
worth 30 and &c.: all this week at 20
CENTS
300 Finer Quality shirt-w Waists, in the
prettiest Of checks, stripes, Bayadere
effects, etc. worth up 20 &c.; all this
week at 40 CENTS.
sHIRT-wAIsr SETS At IL CENTS.
coo Pearl and Smoke Pearl Shirt-Waist
Sets always sold at 10 and Csc; spe-
clal for this Special June sale only
IL CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
90 CENT NULL HATS 10 CENTS.

Extra Special for This Week.
Children's Fine Null Hats, with beau
tiful shirred brim and embroidered
Tam o. Shanter crowns, with inner
ruche. actually worth 5Oc.; this week
(as long as they LAST for 10 CENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26

declinatlon whenever declination is o
the same name as the pole at which GA
observer Is stationed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
SEPARATE JACKETS.

Irresistible Specials for Monday
Corners.
Ladies' Handsome Quality Camers-Hair
Serge Jackets. in Navy-Blue and
Black, Just the thing for cool eve
nings and travelling. lined throughout
With finest quality changeable Tafeta
silk. grSncest $40 value. this week
for only 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Here Are n Few illustrations of Our
Grant lima Narnex

Here Are n Few illustrations of Our
Great June Values.
Ch!ldren's Jersey Ribbed Summer
Vests, crochet neck and arm-holes,
worth i0c.. now g CENTS.
Children's Finer Ribbed Jersey Vests,
square low neck effect, while they
last, only CENTS.
Chlldren's Finest Richelieu Jersey Rib
bed Vests, tape neck, extra we'll made;
special price Monday, only I-3
CENTS.
LADIES' SWISS RIBBED VESTS AT
10 CENTS.
100 dozen Ladies' Extra Quality Swiss
Ribbed Vests. with tape in neck and
arm-holes; this week only 10 CENTS.
100 dozen Ladies' Lisle-Thread Vests,
tape neck and arm-holes actually
worth % and &c.; this week at only
10 CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26
kAUFMANN & co.
GREATEST JUNE RCREDUCTON STOcK-CLEAR|G SALE EVER KNOWN
VALUES MOST EXTRAORDINARY FOR THIS WEEKS SELLING.
TailOr-Made Suits for Travelling and Hot Weather.
A SALE WITHOUT A PARALLEL.

Blazer Suits down price fraction original
stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-26

mand. The Court was right in setting
aside tho decree of January, 1893, but
should have left Repass where he stood
before that decree was entered. In the
latter respect, It was erroneous and must
no revarSpd
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23
A Charming waIst.

Fancy ribbed poplin in willow green
and gray is the material chosen for the
charming waist that matches the skirt,
shown by May Manton in the large en-
craving. The full front, yoke, collar
and revers are OF silver-gray satin, the
trimming being of open bands of in
sertion, under which willow-green
ribbon is placed. Silver passemen-
terie studded with small mock eme-
raids is used to decorate the low-cut
neck extending to the revers in front,
the wrists and lower edge of basque
waists. The waist is arranged over
fitted Innings that close in centre front.
The yoke with full vest attached closes
at the left shoulder, or the fulness may
be sewed to the left front and close
invisibly IN centre, while the yoke
closes over the gathers ut top edge.
The fronts, shaped with single bust
pleats at the shoulders that taper to
the lower edge, the prettily pointed
revers being joined to the front edges
from the yoke down. Single bust
darts cause q smooth adjustment at
the sides and very slight pouch ef-
feet is caused by the fulness In front.
The seamless back is arranged over
regular back and side back forms,
small overlapping pleats in centre ad,
justing the fulness at the lower edge.
Smooth under-arm cores join fronts to
back, and the lower edge is finished in
gracefully rounded outline. The close
fitting sleeves are topped with puffs
Of fashionable fulpess, the wrists be-
ing finished with chiffon plisse to
match that at neck.
Separate waists may be made in this
style in charming combinations OF vel.
vet and silk, plain and embroidered
taffeta or satin, figured and plain satin
or silk with lace, net or mousseline
over satin for yoke and vest. Plain
woolens. such ~ cashmere or cloth,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

Pretty skating costumes from Paris
are resplendent with fur or fancy
braid and gay with silver buttons that
are in reality tiny bells, iingling out
fairy music at every notion of the
wearer. The skirts of such suits are
cut close at the hip and somewhat full
below the knees, enabling the wearer
TO move with freedom and adding
greatly to the sum ofgrace. Turbans
OF astrakhan, broad.ail and Persian
lamb are what the smart skaters wear.
These are round cap shaped things
with tuft Of bright feathers like a
shaving brush stuck up in front and
held by pin of Russian silver.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

No insanity is more complete than
that which unreasonable craving for
sudden wealth often produces. The
great Duke of Marlborough used to
walk twenty furlongs through the rain
and sleet in the middle of the night to
add one English sixpence to his fortune
of more than million pounds ster.
ling. A celebrated French misSr
picked bones out of the streets, gnaw-
ing them like dog, while his income
was over $4,000 francs day. One OF
the most remarkable chapters in the
early Dutch history is the reference
to the tulip mania. The impression
was that fortunes were to be obtained
in the trading in tulips. The bulbs
were bought and sold by weight, each
fraction of a pennyweight counted as
carefully as jewel merchants count
their diamonds. The trade Of the
nation was turned into this single
channel and ordinary industries suf-
fered almost complete paralysis. Sc
high at length did the fever rise that
over 5000 was offered and refused for
q single bulb. At last the bubble
burst. Men once rich became poor,
people Of the middle class were re-
ducedi, to pauperism, and Holland
hardly recovered from the blow in 9
hundred years. Detroit Free Press.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

BY the launching of the new battle
. ship Illinois one of the five wnrships
of the same displacement of l1,525
tons is placed in the water, to be fol-
lowed by the Wisconsin, there having
been already launched the Kearsarge,
the Kentucky and the Alabama. The
Illinois exceeds the Iowa by some
scores of tons, and the Indiana, Mas
sachusetts and Oregon by over 1900
tons. The armor of the Illinois will
not be quite as thick as that of our
first three battleships, but it will be
Of better quality and of greater re-
sisting power. 1t will be seen, there
fore, that the Illinois forms splen-
did addition to the navy, and will add
materially to its efficiency.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

A fire, with its consequences, in the
courthouse at Easton, Nd, recently,
furnishes hint for the novelist or the
dramatist. To counteract the damp
ness in the vault of the probate court
an oil stove was lighted. 1t was neg
lected, with the result that fire was
communicated to some unified aud I'M
recorded papers, which were charred
beyond recognition. One of these
papers was the will of late resident
of st. Michaels, who, for reasons not
disclosed, had "cut off, his only child,
daughter, with $40, bequeathing
the bulk of his small estate to the
Methodist Episcopal church in his
village. By this accident OF fire
the condition, according to the law,
, was the same as if the st. Michael's s
citizen had neglected to make will,
and all of his property will revert te
his next of kin, the daughter, who is
travelling in the far West, as the rep
reseutative OF q commercial firm il
Baltimore. There is an uncle in the
case, who deposited the will in the
court. and who was by the will, made
heir to the favorite horse of the de-
ceased. This uncle can eas ly be con.
verted by the novelist into wicked
and scheming relative, the modest es
tate eau be multiplied many fold, thu
quality Of attractiveness can be given
70 the daughter. the once necessary
honsst wooing eau be added, aad the
book i ready for the publisher
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23
ing out at the bottom.
The pointed

ing out at the bottom. The pointed
Aounce, as shown in the accompanying
design, is very popular, but the dress.
makers advise fiat trimmings that do
not destroy the contour of the figure.
Embroideries and novel braidings will
be much used. The panel skirt will
be chosen by those who wish some.
thing distinctive. The panel is usually
the front breadth, narrow at the top
and widening out toward the hem.
Among the new methods for nchiev-
ing the flare at the bottom is plating
the lower fulness separately around
the bottom of the upper skirt. The
effect of one skirt draped above an-
other SO as to show the under one
only in part by raising it an inch or
two all round, and at one side raising
the drapery after the Greek manner,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

The supreme conflict of the nations
in the twentieth century is to be one
of trade, observes the New York Mail
and Express. A people incapable of
keeping pace with the new era of COM
mercial expansion and colonial gov
ernment must sink steadily in inhu-
ence. Spain has lost her colonies,
and her commercial importance has
dwindled vastly in consequence.
France has displayed the limit of her
colonial aptness in Madagascar, and
it is so discouraging as to promise
little of lasting value in either Cen
trail Africa or Southern China, when
compared with the accomplishment of
other powers. Italy's fiasco in East
Africa, in her Abyssinian ambition,
dealt death blow to her foreign pros
poets. In the similarity which ex-
isted in, the intellectual influences
governing the early literature of
France, Italy, Spain and Portugal is
found the root of deterioration which
these nations experience in common
today. Present decadence runs not in
national stream merely, but in a
current which is Latin, and, therefore,
all-embracing in Southern Europe.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

or opening the sides, to show the
under petticoat,. are all charming
models, which show off two distinct
shades Of one fabric admirably, the
under petticoat always being of the
lighter shade.
Polonaise motifs will abound in
trimmings, and enter into separate
parts Of skirt by the addition of q
contrasting material to the polonaise
forming the length and fulness of the
drapery. There is no good reason
why the old style of double skirt
should not appear later, since the way
has been SO we'll paved by it, unless
the slenderness now required for the
upper part of the figure remains as
fixed as it now is.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

The lack of education which pre-
walls in Spain is something astonish-
ing. Any knowledge of modern Ian
guages and of contemporary history is
extremely rare among even statesmen,
eourtiers, politicians and journalists.
When the government of Sagasta in
troduced the censorship of foreign
kilograms, it could find no censor who
understood German, and hence it de-
cided to transmit German messages
without examination, while identical
messages written in French were often
suppr ssed. This lack of education,
particularly in the men who hold the
destinies of the nation, could not fail
to have its i'll effect, and it is to this
source that those terrible caamities
hay be traced which have reduced
the Spanish people from being the
greatest empire Of Europe to their
sad condition of today. -f-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

One of the prettiest weddings re.
Gently occurred IN the Church of the
Heavenly Rest. IL was remarkable
to the spectators because of the ex-
quisite color scheme which prevailed.
The bride. very naturally, wore white |;
the maid of honor wore pink, and the
seven bridemaids glimmerod in silyerv
green satin. They seemed like living
fowers-a white rose and pink one
with shining green leaves-and the
effect was wonderfully beautiful when
they passed down the aisle between
tall standards filled with sprays of
pink and of white roses. es.-Harper's
Bazar.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23
Only One Way.

Someone tells a story of Judge who
could not control his temper and so
could not control other people. One
day there was unusual disorder in the
court room, aud ut last the Judge could
endure it no longer.
'It is impossible to allow this per.
sistent contempt of court to go on, -
he exclaimed. ''andI shall be forced to
go to the extreme length of taking the
one step that will stop it!'
There was long silence; then one
OF the leading counsel rose and with
just trace of smile inquired; 'Ii
1t please your honor, from what date
will your resignation take effectg'--
Youths Companion.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23
BEFORE 1T IS TOO LATE.

II you've gray-haired mother
In the old home far away
Sit down and write the letter
You put of day by day.
Don't wait until her tired steps
Reach heavens pearIy gate
but show her that you think OF her
Before II Is too late.
II you've u tender message.
Or n loving word to say.
Don't wait till yorforeet IL.
But whisper 1t today.
Who knows what bitter memories
May haunt you II you wait
SO make your loved ones happy
Before II Il too late.
We live but In the present.
The future IL unknown
Tomorrow Is Il mystery.
Today l. all our own.
The chance that fortune lends TO US
May vanish while we wait.
TO spend your life's rich treasure
Before II IL too late.
The tender words unspoken.
The letters never sent.
The long forgotten messages,
The wealth OF love unspent.
For these some hearts are breaking,
For these some loved ones watt
So show them that you care for them
Before II Is too late.
Ida Goldsmith Morris.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23
The Girls. Smart rrocks.

Many smart frocks for little girls
are braided in straight and zigzag
lines around the skirt above the hem.
The majority OF the bodices end at the
waist in band, and jacket bodices
usually are held in places by q
belt. Yokes are frequently elaborate
ly braided and supplemented by cape
like trimmings on the shoulders, unit.
ing in the epaulette, with point fall
ing on the fore part of the arm.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

of violet and purple stones are fash
ionable. Green is a color much worn,
and women who do not possess
emeralds indulge in the inexpensive
divine. Tho imitation stones are
now manufactured in such perfection
and they are arranged in such fine
settings that it is often difficult to dis
tinguish them from the genuine gems.
They can be obtained in every shade
to match various frocks.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-11-23

Steadily American IDEAS of liberty
are invading the sacred precincts of
Great Britain. Mill operatives in
Lancashire, England, struck because
they were not permitted to shut up
shop and attend the Barnum circus,
which is touring Great Britain.