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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Make Il point to see the elegant
pattern hats and trimmed goods al /
the opcaing. Wednesday. Thursday /
and Friday September esth, 29th and /
s0th Mrs A T. Saunders, Exclusive /
Milliner
Mira. A, y Saunders opening of pat. /
tern hats will be rich diaplcy Of
nne millinery and trimed goods Wed
uesday, Thursday and Friday OF this
week
WANrED--Good room in private
house win take breakfast and supper
II convenient. Can furnish references
as tO character, etc Address Single
Gent care LEADER
Kodaets at Wheelers from 81 so tc
s25. a.
Old Moses and the best whiskies,
.2ll, Harrison Ave. 47-tf
Schitl beer made Milwaukee fam.
Gus on account Of its purity, 1Oi.i2t
Millinery opening, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday this week. Mrs
A T. Saunders, Exclusive Millinery.
in good times smoke Old Times dime
| cigar Mitletoe BAR, Harriso n Ave
In good times smoke Old Times dime
cigar. Mistletoe Bar, Harrison Ave. 8
Kodacl,s and hand camaras at
Wheeler's drug store. II
Have you seen that elegant line OF
stationery at Lille s. Co.'S cost sale
for ten dass only?
Toys are cheap at Lilies drug store
now
Ask your dealer for sehiltz, and
Schlitz only, l01-l2t
Every household should have schlit7
Malt Extract. 1ol-l2t
Lost-A gold lodge pin, A. O. E. O.
a Finder please return to LEADEr
Office, and receive reward w A
LArsoN
Z BALLARp's SNOW LINIMENT is the
most penetrating Liniment in the
world. II cures pain and infiamna
tion of all kinds quicker Than any
other known remedy. Price 50 cents
I Every bottle guaranteed 25 and q
cents. f. Is. Lille q Co.
oyer 4, 900 pounds Of pen and penci
tablets were received by + h. Lille
& Co. short time age. The larges
tablet for nickel You eversaw.
An elegant line Of initial lette
seals, wax, etc, just received at Lii
lies drug store.
Schlitz Malt Extract is a food an,
tonic, and an invigorator pure and an
adulterated. All druggists in the cit!
sell II. lOl-l2
Agents wanted for the only oifici /.
History of Our War with Spain, H.
Causes, Incidents and Results" Civh
military and naval. Steel plates, map
and engravings By Hon. Henry B
Russell Senator Proctor, Of Vermont
and Senator Thurston, OF Nebraska a
The greatest seller ever known. On,
thousand more agents wanted. w,
pay freight and give credit. Write 70
terms and territory to the sole pub
fishers,
A. ID. WoRruNGToN q Co,
Hartford, Conn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30
DIVING HORSES HERE.

hbg ana Satton Airired Prom HichHa
Today
Prof Holloway and his two beau l.
ful diving horses arrived in the city
this morning. Their names are King
and Queen and they are full blooded
Arabian horses Of snow white color.
Those who saw them in Wichita say
that their performance is marvellous
and they seem TO understand what
they are 10 do just as II they were
human.
The sight Of a horse making a leap
from a tower 80 feet high into tank
Of water is indeed a thrilling one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30
cordiot linr.totion

We cordially invite you TO make our
plate your headquarters during the
Oklahoma City Free Street Fair, Octo-
tober 10th 10 18th, 1885 II viii Civ
us pleasure to wait on you Trusting
that we may see you, we are, with
best wishes, yours sincerely,
II Nj. RICHAHDsON,
L. NJ. RCHAKp-ON, Jr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

The requirement OF medicine Is 10
tighten the burden Of pain and cure.
This brings as TO the question Of a
medy, and Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Oliment is the only remedy Tor blind,
b eeding or protruding piles that Is
Endorsed by physicians, cures the
most obstinate crses soc. Il b. Lille
A. ",
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Let all township committeeman
throughout the county see TO the Ger
for officers DO not delay this inn
portant matter
l.. j, LAYERTY,
Chairman Populist Com.
j. W SNYDER,
Chairman Democratic Com.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

One bay horse pony branded S on
hip and shoulder. white in face, In
good order, about nine years old. A
liberal reward for recovery Of same.
J. w. ARTHUR, west Of Guthrie on No
BILE Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

BALLARD's HoREHovNn SYRUr is the
best known remedy for consumption
coughs colds and all throat and chest
troubles Every bottle is guaranteed
n is the best remedy for children. %
aud soc. +. 'B. Lille q Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

The treatment for worms must be
prompt and safe Whites Cream Yer
mifuge can be trusted 10 restore your
child TO health. Ii is "a tonic as well
as a worm destroyer. Every bottle
guaranteed to bring worms. a5c r..
b. Lille a. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30
ror hale

For the next ten days lot II in block
81, in tue heart OF the business thor
oughfare of the city, will be for sale
lower than any property ever sold in
this city. Apply at the LEADAR ofice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Every body uses or ought TO use Lii
lies pills. Sure cure for constipation
billiousness and all troubles arising
from a disordered liver, Samples free
at Lilies drug store,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Special convocatiou Of Guthrie
Chapter No O a. X. r., hall, at 1880 D..
M tnis (Fridsy) evening h, Serxas,
secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

What viii you wear to the fair next
week2 Why one Of those lovely silk
waist. The Guthrie Cash store has
but few left Can at once or your
opportunity to wear one at the fair
viii he gone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

According TO the Ponca City Courier
Governor Barnes gives the credit TO
ex-President Harrison for the success
tul ending OF the war with Spain.
What did the Ponea City people feed
the governor on up there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

xexos sfaio fair and Daiiis Erposiiion.
Dallas, Tea. October I 10 10. For
the above occasion the Santa fe will
from september aOth 10 October 10th,
sell round trip tickets 10 Dallas AZ one
fare. Return limit Octohs; ~.
A. J. COkKINs Agent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Attend the social TO be given at IA e
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Mac Morris
Friday evening, September 30th A
good time Is promised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Come 10 the Presbyterian social at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris on
North Broad Street, Friday evening.
Delicious refreshments win be served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

The Guthrie Cash Store Is seadquar,
ters for dress trimmings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Have you seen the kodaeks in
Wheelers window "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

The Guthrie circulating library now
has about 600 volumes. The Cyclopedia
Britannia, Universal History OF the
World and other reference books have
been added, which will be for the use
OF subseribers The price has been re-
dnced 20 81 per year.
r. q. LlITIE & CO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Experience Teaches ne value o
Hoods Safsapdflilg. ~ Is constantly aC-
CON plishinR wonderful cures aud peOplc M
an sections take it knowlnp it wul DO them
goed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-09-30

Hoods Pills cure an liver nls Mailed
4of - cents by q j. Hood s 90. Lowell Mass
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
THE FEMININE OBSERVER.
The perscf with or aky shoes is away!
the most active one in the sick room.

Tho person with or. aky shoes is Always
the most active one in the sick room.
as SON as you &c into the haoit .. GO
f-g /, ted early you feel as though yoi
hal elevated your moral tone.
The little things In life are the ones that
we.4' us out-a tcothaohe is more cxas-
reratirg than a broken leg.
How very few of his ever dream of the
many times that the happiest appearing
Wemhen y tlls.iii i've 10 o. 80
There is no moro certain revelation of
woman's aga than to hear her hum tune
that was popular fifteen years ngo.
How few OF us use the word telephone IN
its entirety. Shortened to phone it suits
mole the American love of abbreviaiion.
Some OF the new bracelets are so heavy
that were they not in the jawe.ry lass
women would regard them as han.cuffs
lhe kl-t. OF love that outlasts ths poe nv
and ssri'imerss and thrives amid the prosalc
~ the real sort. and there is very HIT e
of 1t.
We all know the adage conce ming the
bro who can Sing and won't, out lhare ia
truer one about the woman who can sew
and won't.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
a rivc-Yenr-oId,. chr,.,,,..

The little girl of wears likes nothing
as well as grown up dress. certain
FOND auntie experiments last year with
a Mother Hubbard made after her own pat
tern, yet cut down 10 tit the httle maid.
me dress was bright green chintz
trimmed with pink ribbons. The yoke was
very short and the skirt was very fun. An
edge Of green, all the way around. ended
with train half II yard long in the hack
An immense Vatican bow of pink RIB
bon WAS fastened ut the back of the yoke
and the ends swept the train Another
member OF the family presented the litsle
maid with very large pink paper fan and
arcthcr gave her tulle poke bonnet
trimmed with big roses. In this very gay
attire the little maid has played all day
long, every rainy day for a twelvamonth;
and this year she Is to have a new costume
made out OF blue challie cut after a tea
gown pattisfn. 1t has train one yard
long.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

InitdsO iTlDune.
omaha-An Anti-crowdlng Car society is
ting latest reform organization in Omaha. lne
first demonstration by the association being
mace Friday evening as the 6 o'clock crowds
took possession of the street cars. The first
information the conductor of the car received
was stern command from a dozen lnembers
OF the society:
Ls' another man or woman get on TINS car
anu over you go. Ring the bell and 60 ahead
II you don't want troublcr
lh9 conductor took one look at the scowt.
ins races OF the men jan:ned into tha asia
0. the street car and then hastily gave Inc
siStel TO move OH, leaving crowd Of angry
people at inc crossing The soc.e,y bNioe's
" walnut Hill, fashionable suburb of ths
city. and IS tue outgrowth OF what the re-
dents, OF that locality term a long sieg,, a,
crowded car service Finally the residante y" y.
tn@l ssstion, ~ mass meeting. formed tho
OF which pledged themselves To resi- hs
ioIcs any cffor. 10 crowd more than 4 eon ny
portable number into the cars when NM y,
sse mSmbers are present. II Inc connarY
does not improve the service the soce,x ~;
&c e the courts TO see IL 1t is legal fo, w,.i
seats 'an iiho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
LILLIAN nussELL's NEW JOKE.


Comes from Europe to Say She Does
Not Know Hcr Divorced Hu"oond.
New York.--Lill.an Russell does not
know John Chaterton, otherwise S!gnor
P.ruglni. The public always supposed he
was one of her hu.baadsi but Lllian, who
camc back from Europe the olh4r day,
S. q .he never even heard of the man.
The airy fa.i y Lll4an has bsen ABROAD s,nee
Au,.s>. SnL came across on the ST. Paul.
ane o. her lis.1 80 no otne. sidS sne Sd:
IL spent six weeks in Berlin, where /
sans iu ConCsnts. AS 49, t..-. -
NO. p ak the SANE ianglag as 1 DO, | did
IoL tila Gefma-y as p.e4sanL as / thought
SO l cut shor. my engagement an p.o-
ce.ded to LoAdoa. mere l haG a sery
pio4s.ut t.1ne. 1 shall rstur.. 20 England
in April in tine TO- .h5 Elstr coIcsr.s.
Herv shall Simply enjos myself"
Ask d ( she cared 10 say nythiDg about
the divorce grated by the New .e sey
courts In October to Joha Chattsr,ou, or
81 quo Fer. gal. Ms Russell replied: u
do not know him and never hear. o. Il m"
MS Russell sad shs had no more mItii-
mUl.iai ventures In view. IL am now as
happy as / cars to be- she said. What
shall do "A the future i can not tel.''
N So Russell. Is H. the hes of health.
She wore dark DIRE S, sealskin coat ard
black toque with bunch Of fiery Span
ish game cocks feathers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

of headscar becomes more fully apparent
Vtavet MS a material for bodice. JACKET
cape. skirt or full costume has aiieG veha
as garniture for hats, undoubtedly, ,et
II is altogether probable that the lat y usa
woulJ have become general this season IT.
sespeT,yc Of the Other, q, various nir the
dainty and sometimes gorgeous III a les
in nbEea wtdhs. THE reds-from 10 9
pink to deep coral, from poppy to ruby
gladiola shades in beautiful variety. Many
ether colors arc favored. Velvets tost-.,
81 rid checked AMI plain, veivets Of si'd
shades to match the tailored gowns, veivets
RAINBOW hued or sombre black--in short.
velyets everywhere. The latest offering to
5otl this multi .tuae Is plaid velvet rit-
bon "''dh forged edg ss--pre,ty, bu. stik
frg. The artist In mllinry who AIMS az u
hafmolLcul. whole by producing contrast
In color combinations never hid he, er
opportunity to exercise her talents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

a very cleverly designed corset intended
to be WON with blouse waist is male OF
stout blue silk ribbon an inch and hall
wide. The r,bbcn Is stiffened by being
sawed upon bands OF heavy linen canvas OF
the same width, Six two-inch strips OF
the canvas are then folded three times and
stitched until they are as stiff rs whale
bones. These form the fcun 1atlon for the
ribbon two being plac;d in the back. ona at
each side and two in the front Hooks and
eyes are sewed upon the latter for fas-
tening on the corset.
The ribbon is in five circles. running
around horizontally. the upner rows be-
ing draped to allow for the EXPANSION OF
the chest. The lower rows slightly
overlap each other ut the sides to ac-
commcdate the movements OF the hips,
This corset is extremely short over the
hips, but very pointed top aud bottom
both front and back. and trimmed only
by Tiny bows of the ribbon.
Helen Grey Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Miss Goodwin Describes the Very Newest Partisan Designs.
A Cloth Turban

i,
Paris Dcoemncr i.---inc New year
going to BE- very Kind TO the matrcn. Tor
4 rllows her Ia wear n big picture hat wl,ic,
..,.,.,,,.,,s 49, ...~.,o a ro,,xr,,,h,. .x,sn,
$3.50 80 -, II =.
iAnes are solteneu' Color ~ suouuea. tn
facr is made lust shadowv enough. an
there Is grace Under the brim OF q BIZ
hat that Is waving with ostrich feathers.
the small cloth tuque, set we'll back upol
.oe noaa. ana vne cn'c little ieit nat wiz
I'M bair ~ .xo,,.,ta,v waved Win the.,
little hats, aud the voting lssfy's head sug.
Sests very pretty fashion plate. AZ nc
q, III, X VIZ ~. - US. a,,s,s h,,s ~ ~,
ha4,s a. 81 vet-v ,,,,s.h J, mn n Of tbe bat =
= q -
me direction which n certain Paris mill,-
-. -. ~, ,,.,a,,.. (. ,.,, ~. ha,, i,
i'er ti'e<' he' 'us'oh'o's 20 'u"' vae ,.''' -
TO be shampocec once iomnight'--tboush
haiNiresscrs say that Is too often--aud
l,r,ah,,d daily x,itb a very .ofs ,rush
-, ~ -.
!. - "aVeu oiteh cHousa 10 keep " ~
shape and Is niadc shiny With q brilliant
preparation which is applied to the waves
with q tooth brush. Nights he girl sleeps
in n silk cap lined With sachet powder, and
daytlmes her head is fragrant us violet.
The hat ITSELF. when not worn. sis kept In a
FlVieI cdse, WHICH makes TIA lulIlI sweet
md feminine. So much for the halted Golf
fure Of the Paris winter girl.
One OF the newest ideas in millinery is
the making Of the hat out OF Diecssof cloth
At a small afternoon" and Young debu-
tante' VINO was makang nc, her inltai series OF
Nat ~ njnth m,de m Inc tnrhnn Z ins ="
The turban was one OF those with n
,ro,saa orowr y;v,ne a, onno ,,,,,ft, ~
.o'
many tolds IL was only large enough FOR
Pthe crown Of the head and was designed
TO be worn well back from the face.
~, ,,.,,r,oi ,,t,h ,rn,a,, ~ ~,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
SATIN RIBBON 8 1,IRr TRIMMINc.

After all II one manages well It is not
so extensive to dress iash!onably. but to
90 tbs requires time. taste and even pa
uenee. Tor the transformation OF old Or
nlaln gowns into new and fancy ones
can not be done IN day. Neta,r &. h.
any eoiMs OF materials be combined. One
yatea, ana find out just what its weakest
FONTS ere, then proceed 10 "a, The things
,nat san Re besk rorbined with 1t With
gu, bringing II ont TOO pvnouncedly ana
~ not make II dull. or urattractive.
sioysr and We'll knewn A,.svoa wins,
, nss nul Assie money TO spend In this dii'ec-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

!, are no sleeves and the body 10 cut decol.
| letc. with a cosely folded girdle OF pal(
| yellow satin fastened ut one side, In front
with large. full rosctte OF the same
| mass Of yellow roses, without foliage, Is ID
| be set on ono side Of the corsage. She will
be vifion Of beauty with her hair done ur
| with pearls.
Another gown that Is mapped out is Of
| different shnden OF rose color and will look
| like beautiful flower. II is of taffeta silk
and mas tho skirt thrown out at tho back
by small reeds of featherbone. There are
| rufflss Of SILK ell the way up the skirt. each
ruffie being trlfle pa.er In color than the
one below, giving beautiful shaded effect.
lhs BODICE Is made tho same, with tiny
ruifics, and there are no sleeves.
With sable furs am much struck by the
possibilities Of brown tulle. I moan that
brown which tones SO perfectly with sable.
mo matter whether 1t be ever the faIrest or
the darkest hair. brown twllc has d soft
ness all Its OWL. With auburn hair 1t car
iies all befVre II for charm ard fitness;
throat, and wings or loops VI brown tille
on a retrousse t0que or over a downward
blim. there are possibilities even for the
oaineet. II 4-
Skirts are really being Tined with thin.
aon that no other lining can give the soft.
close clinging effect SO much desired This
lining cashmere Is almost like the old
fashioned nuns yelling, and is durable and
strong. although so thin a silk Deticoat
is worn. II one chooses, but the white mug
lin petbicoat. all frou frous of lace. IL the
one that my lady OF refinement now &c.
lects to wear as being In tho best taste.
Some wear skirts OF white alpaca
For street wear with severe taller rpwns
there Is nothing so smart ns 4 sinaf 4. g
all of black velvet. The brm is made full
and puffy and the crown has litle OF tho
tan, O. shanter effect. although not FLAIR.
ing over much. A twist of black velvet {.
foidet around the crown. so the whole ID
rich mass or velvet most becoming to all
faces and MS neat and trim chapeau al
one could wish for.
With all the evening gowns 1t is the fash
inn to wear collar. either of jewels or Of
black velvet, with jeweled pin or buckle
he front. There are very few gowns
now that are worn without something
around the neck. OF courfe the pearl and
diamOr I'D collars are cons .dertd the hand
soonest, and for those OF modest pocket
b oks the shops show lovely Jet collars with
- s'one slides that are wonderfully be-
coming.
Wheh your winter nat needs holiday
touch, remember the mistletoe! A little
bunch of 1t stuck among the flowers which
vie for favor with the quilts and feathers
and furs of the new heaigear IS quite the
fashion and nothing can be pretticr Ona
~ the most charming things | have ever
seen this year was coquettish toque, with
"htr roses and mistletoe
Handkerchiefs embroidered with color
seem 10 be coming into favor again Some
have tiny scallops embroidered with color.
hrt the protest fancy Is small knot Of
violets in their natural color. embroidered
In one corner.
Wells OF Russian net, with gauze band
at the edge and tiny velvet balls falling be-
low. are one OF the seasons novelties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

gown with six gorcd skirt of lavender, over
which are scattered bla, k figures. The skirl
is iimmsd with two rows Of firth, put on
in Spanish luffle design, in groups OF
three each. The frlls are edged with b ack
baby ribbon.
The waist is made of plan briilianune
with the usual tight fitting back and semi
blouse effect al fr1Gt. The YOKE Us sAirr
and over tha Bres which mark the hiring
are Tiny f. ills CT the nhriow r bbon, The
sleeves are small with slight Puff at the
shculSer, and. like the collar are trimmed
with the black ribbon. A black ribbon belt
is work hooked at tha SIDE pvls bly,, with
out clasp or bow finish.
Slender figures can stand inquired
bodice, but tout ones should invariably
use the plain material in making waist.
Helen Grey Page.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
a stunning skirt of pink Cloth.

4 stunning Skirt of Pink Cloth.
Harper's Bazaar.
AN exquitlte gown has a plain skirt of
cid pm. Goth Of a yeiy light shade, made
quite long and trimmed with a band OF
gray fur around the foot; there is abso-
.uteIy no Other trimming on the skirt and
it hangs In straight lines. To wear wi h
this kirt is a most elaborate vast of Il
pressea velvet III pale mauve shade and
trimmed with darker bands OF mauve
shirred chiffon with tiny frills of the same
chiffon. Let into the yeivst of the waist
are bands OF deep russet guipure lace and
underneath the lace the velvet is cue away
showing pink lining. There is a SHRED
yoke and collar of pale pink chiffon. The
co.oting Of this gown is very delicate and
Very effective To wear with 1t black
velvet hat trimmed with black ostrich tips,
and with the hrm faced with pink. This
gown, While 1t can DO worn as a walking
gown with a wrap, is exceedingly effective
as house. gown, bus. the skirt must always
be made of some soft material, like the
satin finished cloth or cashmere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

ating, and fairly tempt v.
enc s pocke,s. ID y. -
LOT a iiesle laes everytSans q
Woh-i, 'ion1 u.fS cous.l..., !. u.
hnor.ers, ana 'eas ears IS. 4! ~
ior her nJoAey tnaa tae 49,
purchases 70 tne .ast.
IL Is SAID taa. ule w,r ~. I. \. A
uoin,l 'sne Places o. a.a,c.1 -
.acu'ifsrs, resLziag une W. =
tina. .onid 4oL.ow, have an,S.!
atsd .hat soI san buy Z ! 81.
many more sh.ngs lais ys.r
get last year Tor iaas pii n NJ
De uae poi.o.cal exp.a az. an ~ !:
VIII not SO mo Inai--ws :. ~ Il
THAT the Christmas shax,,, -. n ~ Il
temp,tnIg. ~ ~ W.
1ne best day to shop Il =. I &
Ter conscientious deajers 49,.
pargains unless they h,ts A A. e.
reading carefully The aiSv"s.,s: ''!ll
IN Fn,s paper, you can kn,sr ~! ~
get the best araicles at IA. ~ ~
taIgcous prices. a 4 = n!
Maiay OF these advertIs snk... 81
actual iigurcs. and where thsrs z !! /!
space enough TO do SO. ths ~. y
for.h IN such a fashion tat ~ ~ ".
idea OF exactly what you vafs y
One of the cleverest wons,c !. z 81
! mas = habit OF cutting a. aiS. M IA!
out OF the daily papers and p,si q N |:
a little book, which she csIE u. ~
ping book. The slips an -. =
that every week she ~. = = N II! u
ing upon this s,Iprest,,n -. usM ~ |
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them upon sheets OF writing = - y ~ Z
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or index TO +he stores n - !. y NJ, ns 9
while. FOR vt saves tine and temsre 1. p
Just exactly where you can III Ut r
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able. Get d rfbbon thres +in, ~ ~ =. !. =
the neck and fold It over nm ~ ~
crinoane. Hook NE cr,nollne 4 IL n
ana make your 1apbon into bcw d
is the newest way 70 make you Il
stand up, and II really Is more ks1I
For a belt get very vide ribbon ani Gu,
u down to an inch. This Is The eitrsol
iasliion.
'l.ney are sun trimming fsshimaAk 4
with ostrich plltmss' Discoufasias 4
IT, when you know that a single pluuan
50? But an ostrich Plume Is alwassiI b
investment, and you can DYE and Nsi|
and use 1T again next year.
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