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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
STATE xrws

Tvssiy ,hppnns eopies Of s!sui
Of The s.s Of ysiEoni reistips 10 The
Ia DOR u.ais have been disitibaiea by
the stsis sptl-sslooa isssaa
Nslsou Govu Of Aoosies. .a srtes,.d
J.snsrr 20 90 The charge oi ssstal, silh
latent 10 Hill. sss released from Bsanies
ton jail Saturday tverise. 90 bail 10 the
snoant Of sso00. 70 swsii the sotion Of
The grand !sry 10 Jons. Gossr Is &C
ea.d OF rectlessiy diities horse on
M,in street 10 Bsnninston and runeiss
over sid fatally itiuriug Mrs Florence
Hall Of North Bepniuktor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by o sick child suffering AND
crying with pain OF cutting teethp II 80
send at once aud get bottle OF Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. 1t cures dysentery, diarhoes, regul
Istes the stomach and bowel7. cures wind
colo, softens the gums, reduces inAama
ton, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Tee,hiug is pleasant
the taste an is the prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physicisp
and nurses in the United States and is for
sale by sll druggists throug hout the world
orice Is eta bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

ADMIRAL Dewey b. psisd sno.bsr lie 10
regard - hn sllesed rslsiions snd promls
~ 10 Asuiusldo. A Mes York Paper pub
lisbsd letter from II W. Bray. sho vi"
uid TO have been 40 Interpreter between
General Aeuinsldo. Consul General Pratt
snd Admiral Devey Bray Vas quoted I"
ayi. g that oertsin pledges were made 10
bic presence. Admiral Dewey Gays there
10 not ~orl Of truth 10 the story. he
never us Bray and never hesrd OF bin Ell
cspt - q di.rsptsbls sdvsn,urer 10 the pay
Of The Philippine l1uts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
PERU

The cheese factory ASSOCIATION hes de
cided to maxi cheese next season.
There 10 talk OF engaging Rev. Mr..
Wood OF Londonderry to preach on Sun
day siternoons, Mr.. Wood is 40 excellent
preacher
Mrs. Sally Luther. Oldest child OF the
late Ira Rnsssl. died ., ohington ls.t
week OF psralysi. She was nesrly 80
years of'ee
-Edsard Phillips has contracted to
draw the loIs fro the Hiidr-th Bstcbel
der lot. purchssrd nv NJ J. H.psood. to
the mil, aud ,br ssssd Inn bcr 10 East
Dorect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

want to let the people who suffer from
rheumatism and tcisiics know that Cham
berlain's Pain Balm relieved me after .
number OF other medicines and doctor
had failed. l. is the best Imminent have
ever knoxu Of j 4 HoDGES. Alpbsre,ts,
Ga Thousands bsve been cured OF rbeu
mslism BY this remedy, Oae application
relieves the pain For sale by Il Whip
pie, Manchester Cen re. A II Peitibone.
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
SoMn EooLIH PkopLR

Allow cough to run until /, gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh. II will wear away, but in most cases
It will wear them away. Gould they be
induced TO try the suocessiul medicine
called Kemp's Balssm, which is sold on Q
positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price "a and 300
Trial size free. At oil drugpists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Tks ssBsss b., siopisj is hssnes bill
by. vote a g. 10 ~ II sigu sonssh,l
ifom ibs nssss ti.i ssd as sussaei 90
- ~ 10 .amn ~ hl-nslsilism u !, e.p b.
btosshi sbast ~ ittsfatiiossl sstetEeBt
A,absiitass protldiSs fer tie Tree ooissss
81 sliTU 80 ff!rcitd ~ vets OF ~ 10
= Tue SETTER all bsvs 70 b. settled
BY . costtrstos eonmiitss bst.sen The
too hon,es /. ttilbsr bosse IL liteiy B.
sdopi the bill passed by The other toatr,
vithoai smsbdmest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
An EDITORS LIFE SAvED BY CHAMBER.
LAIs's CoUGH REMEDY.


During the early part OF Ootober. 1896
[ contracted q bad cold which settled on
my lungs and was neglected until feared
that consup p,ion had appeared 10 sn
incipient state was constantly cough
log and trying to expel something which |
could not l became alarmed and after
giving the local doctor trial bought .
bottle Of Cham berlslp's Cough Remedy
and the result was immediste improve
ment, and after | had used three bottles
my longs we're restored TO their heslthy
state. B. 8. EuwARD,. Publisher OF the
Review, Wyatt. ILL., For sale by J "a
Whippie, Manchester Centre; A Fl Petit
bone, Manchester d pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
Chr aufbrsifr JJurunl
THURSDAY TEn q ls,o
D a sIK0sDs. E.iist are prs7rIs'ei

Carspi N.ctua., vhb ZEN BE peat o.
Protest, 10 tseh hssts. ts sisiVss 10 tia
oeprtty 40 sirss tH shitEssi - 40
r,fffi The sect stioss stuss b.
n.lss ~ tta ths Buitb osrsou opstso
lks aup,istu ssti hin by this govern
nett. ,ts The sac DspsiGssi hs ~
oscs b.tss tisp, 70 is'esiissts tth eAsfss
Bet ibl, .a poi .scol fe.soa TOT tessrl
ius ls pot,. .tA ths COLI sPpntn, tIplss
s,los IL ik,i BE- ss inshtssss ss'y shse
Suss, Atel,rsA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Henry Waters Taft OF Cincinusti The
newly.Appoiuted ohsitmsn Of the Phil
pine com mission, is q con Of Al pbopso
Taft who was born in Townsend AIpbon
so Tsft WAS for many years judge OF tb'
superior court OF Cincinnati During thu
administration OF General Grant be gained
prominence IS minister t.
Russia and Austris and as secretary OF
var and attorney general.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
SEN. Ia,sr.stiag TiVarss

Msaaisctarsrs ssre spp,tsttly The tssi
eat people 10 this bay eonu,'y Of our 10
1899 They increased their impor,aiioas
Of nsisrisls 10, use 10 ns1atsetutins 50
per cssi. o.sr The bay year 1855. snd se,
sslly Increased their srpOr,siioss Of nss
uisc,ates hss'ly Is pr cent. 20 thai the
grand total oi usesiseturrs sIpcrisd dor
tag ,hs year resoAss $3.50. 10000. sud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

President Mckinley has appointed
Hon Henry f. Severens OF Kslsmszoo,
Mich. judee Of the sixth Judicial circui,
to succeed Judge Taft OF Cincinnati. who
hes become president OF the Pbilippin.
com mission. He was born in Rocking
ham, May IL, 1885. He fitted for college
ct Ssxtons River and graduated from
Middlebury college iD 1857.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

John Roberts. son OF Thomas Roberts.
OF Wet Psulei. met death 10 q shock
ing manner 10 one Of the slate qusrries
., that plsse Friday afternoon The lad.
vbo vas only IA ysss Of eye, vas slooe
In The engine house when 10 some msnnsi
be WAS caught 10 The machinery and near
ly torn 10 pieces. His bead was t5rn 81
most of also both arms and leg,, ard
bis body badly crushed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

A tor doctors failed to cure me Of
pneuponis | used 0ne Minute Cough
Cure aud three bottles OF il cured me. 1t
is also the bes, remedy on esr,h Ter wboop
ing cough. II cured my grandchildren Of
the worst csses, whites John Berry, Logan
ton Pa. L. is tho only harmless remed,
that gives immediate results. Cure.
coughs. colds, Group and throat and lupa
troubles. I.preyents consumption. Chil
dren always like ii. Mothers endorse
J Il Wbipple Manchester Centre; A b
Pe,tibone, Man chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
LILY GHAIN.Ol LEY / LAIN.O !

ASK your Grocer toi,y to show you a
p,eksee OF GRAIN o. The new food erbt
lhs, take. the place 4 c,f.e. Tue ebil
aren msy d'iuk IT wit on. inllry IS well
~ The sdult All $40 Try II, lac H..
GRAIS.O b. thst Il b te ] bros OF
Mochs snd Jsss, bat j. D. ron
pure Hrsins. and tue mot 80 - q
seh receives u ~llhoui dI.tt r
price OF coffee l5s So IS ets 49, pect
age. Sold by sIi grocer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

l had ryspepsi, for y sts No medicine
was so Elective rs kodol Dyspepsia Core.
II gave Immediate relief. Two bottles pro
duoed marvellous results. writes l.. Il.
Warren. Albany, WIS. 1t dises,s wis,
you 90. and cannot fail TO cure. j II Whip
pie, Manchester Center; A II Peitibone
Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

bad bronchitis every winter Tor year,
aud 90 medicine gave me pernsnent r,
liai TIL began to take Ooe Minute Cougb
Care ! know II is the best cough medi
cBe made, says J Koontz. Cory, Pc. IL
qnictly cures eongbP, colds, croup, sstb
ms frppe and throat and lung troubles
1t is TIE childrsn's isvorire remedy
Cares qnickiy, J Il Wbipple, Msncbes
ter G ntre A II Pe,tibone, Manchester
Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Jobo Dir. Posey,lle. Iod. s.ys, pev
er used anything as 200 a. De Minute
Cough Cure. We sre ttv,r without IT,.
Qaickiy breaks mp coughs snd colds
Cures sii tbfo,t ard lone troubles Ii
u-e vill prevent consumption Pleasant
to take. Il Wbippie Manchester Gen
tire, A II Pe,tihone. Msuches' Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

AFRO Whit, koosn { niiiuly tbroush
cot Ses Euglsni 80 Hdl' bite. II 4
v edossdsy OF hesu f-iu." >" - sitk
nts of . f.u hour. II loot IS
years old. Nearly 81 yen go be bs
gan ta carer ~ . Bssf0 nio.,rsi and
probably rs nan 10 tie business va ever
mole popular ard esassd more hearty
laughs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
NORTH DORSET.

"A suecessiul term OF school closed
here last week, John L Petty. teacher.
Rev. NJ Cameron Of Dandy gave an
Interesting discourse g. the school house
10 ,bis place on Friday evening last
MI and Mrs. George b. Petty have
returned from visiting their daughter,
Mrs A. 3. Willi.ms 10 North Adsmf,
Mrs. Willism @ Buechler snd dsneh
te, OF R,hvsy, N. J are visiting Mrs
BaechleIs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Petty.
The funeral OF Mrs Sally P. Luther
OF Bennington was held .. the residence
OF Mr.. Geor.s Griffith Of this place on
Monday the 10Th inst. Mrs. Luther vas
for many years . Resident OF this plsee
where she vas held 10 the highest esteem
by ell who had the pleasure Of her 40
qusintsnce. She was 10 years old sod 3
daughter Of the late Ira Russell o Peru
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Copyrighted ,oss, BY DR.. n aanoLe.
This n,i'd iuv ntinn sbso' uisly cures dis,s ,ss
~libout the n II medicine or sieuifiaitt By
plAcitR The bocy ~ condit on 70 th,nt ior
Oryyen, wi ict II freely sbsOtbs directly into
the blood ibns eberhiR and gradually. but
surely. eliminating di.eiss gems from the sls
I, m snd rspidiy reytializltg no shois physical
Dsi IRE. IL b geis tie mott h' roc functional
'cityity ffevers vIftL ofgsn, ~ .oou ss spoiled
10 he body. IL ~ eAsy TO Apply and s osI teisiIy
adapted for home treatment for 10th acute and
ebfoulo dissssss. The treatment csosss no
.enfa'iops .Ieepi suah ~ Ariss from Increasing
yigor sid returning health. (Hu advertise
msbts 10 the esdiDg mtRiziBtsl The best Of
testimonial given. For ssls - rented for 81 20
per west % responsible Iuties by tbs general
dealer. acting Tor og A Frederick. 0sprsl
Manager for Vermont.
HEy u. II. WATSON,
Ala. Y, hsiTH's. General Dealer
Manchester @ inter-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Jack Bradley. who ss~ed bis way oct
Of iell al swe,tsburs. p q urb sss
% sdr fron . corr, steel .oB- lime ago
vas arrested . bedford rcpttly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

Churiettop, the cbe.tupt stslllon fof
merly owned by B. H., Need oi Pa~le'
WOO fret money III $500 iret .for-Ill a.
Montreal recently
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22

DsWnts Witch Hszsl Silve 10 unequal
ed 10, piles, injuries and skin diseases. II.
IL the orisinsl Witch Hszsl Sslve. BE
ssre OF ooun,erieits. J II Wbipple dan
chester Centre: A II Psltibone, Man cbes
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
CUMBERLAND

A dime sociable will be held in
Union Church Thursday evening. Feb.
22ad. All are co daily invited.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-02-22
~! POISONED.
xsLe
A Fsul Stomach and the Dangers II WIN
Create.

Create.
Irregular appetite. ravenous at one
meal and none at the next, faintness
and an "all-gone feeling that eating
does not relieve, heaviness and distress
after eating, bad taste in the mouth,
fatulency, broken sleep, bad dreams,
constant fatigue--all these ills indicate
a greater ill, diseased stomach in
which the food lies rotting and gene
rating poisons instead OF life giving
strength. These poisons enter the blood
and are carried throughout the body
producing rheumatism. govt, sick head
ache, nervous prostration. For all these
there is a cure--a cure that is radical
because it strikes the cause OF the dis
ease. That cure is Calcura Solvent,
the new medicine discovered in 1898 by
David Kennedy, Physician and Surgeon,
OF Kennedy Row, Kingston. N. Y.
Druggists sell large bottle Of it for 81,
or bottle will be sent you by express,
charges paid, IL you send 81 TO above
address Calcura Solvent first cleanses
the stomach Of the poisons already
there Then it strengthens the organ
so that 1t does its work and no more
poison is generated. At the same time
Calcura Solvent drives the accumulated
poison from the remotest parts Of the
system, cleanses, tones, and strengthens
the weakened liver, bladder. and kid
neys, purifes and enriches the blood,
and cures constipation. 1t is the great
cleanser Of the internal man, and yet il
Is not strong, harsh purgative. The
desire Of the Doctor TO place Calcura
Solvent in the hands Of every sufferer
from stomach trouble Is 80 great that
he will send small sample bottle and
copy OF his Z" Home Guide" absolutely
free 10 all who write, mentioning this
paper aud addressing the letter to David
Kennedy, Kennedy Row, Kingston.
~. Write now-todsy-before your
disease has. progressed so far that you
stand trembling on tue brink Of the
grave.
The dlsroverer II Calrurs Solvent soiemniy
sveafs that he IL physician and surgeon
aud tho only David Kennedy IN Kingston Or
i.qndQut. y r. but letters directed simply
Or David Kennedy" 60 b corporation u
s1newhAt similar name. with the manage
ment d which he is 10 longer c0nnsefed.
Therefore ID Il imperative u address David
Kennedy, KENNEDY EOR. Kingston. " Y.
= reach him. Do nj be deoetned ~ rstsiead-
NC adj, Of Other ysrsts astas q sf'aitay nasas.
Csieura solvent 10 for Sale by
A. II. PETlIB0NE.
CENTRE. VERMONT
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-22
A PICNIC BASKET.
How TO Pack IL to Give satisfaction 10
Hungry Pleasure SEEKERS.

The wise piCnicker. ike the wise pi0n-
eer. looks out for place affording plen-
y OF shade. wood and water, Given this
Indispensable success or failure hinges
largely upon the basket-snd the basket
Is easier put up right than wrong, If only
one knows how 20 60 about g.
Unless it is a picnic OF two. do not be
tempted into depending on paper box
Lunch FOR any number between four and
a dozen may be beautifully atOwed within
one OF the straw telescope baskets. which
have dependable leather straps, and weigh
almost nothing. Line It with a soft big
napkin before you begin packing. taking
care 10 leave long end al one side TO
fold over the top. Upon the napkin put
a sheet or two Of paraffin paper, tucking
10 snugly into the corners.
Now you are ready for the eatables.
Chicken is much better fried than boiled
FOR eating cnld. Have the butcher unjoiHt
q pair OF broiling size, carefully cutting
the breast In two pieces. taking of the
wings and dividing the legs into drum
stick and second joint. Wash well. salt
ana pepper delicafely. roll iis cracker dust,
and fry very brown in deep. hot fat. Take
up ana drain up0n paper in a hot plate,
then allow 10 cool Ia open air. For pack
ms Jay a sheet OF the paraffin paper over
d wooden plate or bit Of stiff cardboard.
pile the fried chicken upon il, draw the
corners OF the paper over IL. and IL is
ready for packing But do not put Il at
lne bottom Of your basket. let the bot
Ties oi pickles or raIlshes 20 there They
had better be opened and the brine or
vinegar poured of both for safety and
for saving weight Tins Of biscuit or
sandwiches should also 20 toward the
bottom Where there are several of them
% Is best TO stand them on end and wedge
the bottles upright between.
Either ham. tongue. or smoked beef for
sandwiches is best chopped iine mixed
with little butter, lemon Juice. and
chopped parsely, OF capers, and celery
vinegar. Cut of the crust from the sand
W4Ch loaf, and butter the end before cut
ting OF slice. Spread the filling evenly
ard press firmly together II you have
NOT sandwich tOX 10 line with the oiled
PAPER pile Your sandwiches even. and
wrap them il several thicknesses of the
paper. Then take loaves of white and
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-22

and beauty Of neck finish continues 10
be alluring. High stocks of stinened silk
are clasDed by several bands of narrow
black velvet. the top band just even with
the edge Of the stock, the lowest at the
foot Of il. Each band fastens with a little
bow or under a buckle. The lowest band
has long streamers. There Is a fancy fer
high stocks Clasped by scarfs as deep as
the stock is high. These scaTis cover the
stock except just in front, where the
scarf Is narrowed 20 a small knot, from
which long ends hang. The stock then
shows in triangle Of contrasting color
lust under the chin. The dainty turn
over collars that are so difficult to adjust
are now made with fun width collar
hands Of heavy linen. the turnover p0r-
ton being delicate embroidery. The scarf
is tied about the linen and the turnover
appears above the scarf, over which il Is
turned. There Is no danger OF such "a
turnover slipping. and there is no bother
trying TO hold II In place with pins.
Elbow sleeves are the right thing for
house and dressy gowns. Summer garden
dresses are 10 be made with elbow sleeves.
and IL is probable THAI elbow sleeves ana
long gloves viii be the rule presently for
street dresses. The bell sleeve has not
been taken here with fav0r-that j.. Tie
sleeve spreading to the elbow, with an
uudersleeve from there TO the wrist Re-
ception and evening models show this
sleeve but women are not ordering them,
VI when they do are usually Fesretful.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-22

'ta r.ttiooa., whose foot IS so important
. feature of ones gyt-up nowadays. SIX
-u. right thing OF course, but the cot
...- raaJ ara Treated TO look like silk a-e
l.rtty that one can buy one and not
. lua- -ha is pretending sllk. The good
qualities are expensive, but 81 is claimed
..r .ury wear longer than six. and thu.
They have cri-purss which real silk
..t.. unless one buys q tane;a that IS NOT
.y.l These CUttOus come iu silk designs
.a- ...ass. and robes Of them all ready
'o .aAe up may be- purchased al very
90 prices These robes nave insertions
.. .... and deep lacs-nuisHUd nouuCrs, so
..-- amen completed few would suspect
them or nor being designed 10 order.
What tal,ors now classify as field gowns
VI. receive d deal Of attention this SUM
H'r Indeed, the summer girl who must
'..lam.z- somewhere VIII be wise 10 ac-
.1wr..sH the necessary schem.ug in her
al.s--lps lH order that the outdoor rlss
l--. te ug % date in every small partlc-
..-r. EIaH9rafeUess Is not "a feature OF
These suits, but because OF its cut and
Rang there IS no possibility that "a las.
'af- skirt viii pass as new, and in the
..I..ts tae lines between old and new are
.'aah with equal sharpness. Since the
.....- must De- luclabJrJte, the chanc-S
-1. .Iiv.IiU2 downright u-Wuess that D.
-.... Iul aie -.lm, a4d So attaining II D. all
a.. t'eatrr triumph. For this last reason
" Red suits shown herewith should Do
81 especial interest
The AEAt consisted OF a gray and white
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-22
" here She IIif Him.
on tie New York TeIegrabh.

From the New York Telegraph
He was just plain. ordinary iugeler
and continuous performance plate spin
ner although his billing matter described
him as An Adroit Manipulation Of Inani-
mate Objects"
She was buxOm brunette lady Of great
breadth OF beam, with biceps ike a
blacksmith's and a subterranean voice
that seemed 10 come from somewhere m
der the stage. She sang mother songs and
the piaybill announced that she was
Americas 5 Greatest and Most Gifred f.
male Barytone Balladst."
An artistic union Of souls quickly guc-
ceeded their first meeting. and after they
mad each done their little three q dav
they repaired 10 "A refectOFy hard by 10
discuss the rapid growth Of vaudeville and
half a dozen beers
Unfortunately a hot disa greeraeut arosa
concerning some, WTetched trfvisIity and
forgetting her sex. the lady led ouf ait
straight left, which caught the exDonent
OF dlgltal deXterity squarely under the
chin
When he had Tegained consciousness he
gaZed appealingly al the bartender and
whispered family, Where did she hit
me-
As near as I can Judge" replied the
bartender, with a hOaTse chuckie a. he
carelessly shaved the foam from a fresh
drawn glass-"as near as ! can fudge In
was on the jugzler vein q"
The Washington weekly post., 1900-05-22

checked cloth skirt finished with black
silk cordinF. a black cheviot Jacket with
white plgu- collars and revers. and a shirt
waist. Next this IS a tan serge zuir
trimmed With banding and stitching. and
worn with red duck waistcoat and tucked
white lawn chpmigette Last ig A suit Of
oAiord gray cheviot This f. goods and a
color that are worn a great desI-iudeed
'hls gray is the popular color for outing
suits. Its box Jacket was it, distinctive
feature Nothing more striking than thl-
is permitted by good taste. reaction be
gun IN the DAYS OF bicyciists attired like
vaudeville soubrettes has brought an ex-
rene or quleiness. This r. enforced iu
c"'prs. trimming and cut. Not few
MODEST riders object 20 the present length
OF ehirts, but 10 wear one shorter Is TO
'Hhounce yourself as an independent OF
possibly an unpleasant kind
shirt waists are worn By all women, ard
that is vel. for the garment f. suitable
for any hgure n only IL j. sl-aped TO that
HE"fr.S needs. The woman Eith a hollow
chest should have the fronts OF her waist
tHl from the shoulder seam, the fulluess
disposed DeCCmingly. and should draw
closely with some 5l0using at the waist
ane As rule, 70 Is better 20 leave the
fronts loose and adjust the fuilness by
am oyer-belt. This should - fastened at
iEe side seams fun. weII-made figure
should have a waist showing carefully fit
TED yoke or straight fronts. with peri CT
ht about shoulders anI bust. the fulness
bsiDE merely that caused by narrowing
the waist line. Where the bust is rather
deficient a dasp-tucked yoke may show
point at the front, the fronts Of the waist
being seq fuiI oH the edges Of the yoke.
At the back, "a deep yoke helps round
shoulders. P.aits down the center also
heir this defect and prominent shoulder
blades Us well The welI-made woman
should have shoulders fitted straight
across, and fuIlEess gathered 10 the mid
de Of The waist lire. Under the arms she
should De carefully fitted The too slender
figure may have plenty Of fuIlness here.
A wide plait for tie front buttons also
helps q fat figure. Altogether too many
women feel that any sort Of shirt waist
viii do for them.
Last summer shirt waist rig does not
carry over This Years consists OF skirt
and Jacket 10 match, worn with con-