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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Ladies' Scarlet Vests and Pants, Use and
81. Also same grade and prices in Grays
and pure White.
20 and 29c Corset Covers, J5c.
29c Corset Covers, J9c.
39o Corset Covers, 29c.
Soc Corset Covers, 39c.
81 c Corset Covers, 49c.
25c Drawers. I4c.
SOC Drawers, pc
Soc Drawers, 33c.
SOC Drawers, acc.
15c Drawers, 49c.
521a Gowns, 49c,
75c Gowns, see.
69c Gowns, 62Ilc.
81 Underskirts, 79c.
S1.59 Underskirts, SI.t9.
S2.I2 Undcrskirts, S1.49.
Mems Neckwear. This seasons best
patterns in lmperials. our SOC grade; Mon
day, SOC.
Batwing String Ties, the 25c grade Iec
Monday. Largest variety in the city.
Band Bows only two dozen left. They
cost in every store 25c apiece. T close bal
ance, we price them &c each.
SI.00 Umbrellas, 75c
$3.50 Umbrellas, 81 96.
Sl.75 Umbrellas, SJ.49.
sI.69 Umbrellas, $1.29.
Sl.19 Umbrellas, CSC.
The above cut prices can be had in
ladies' and gents Umbrellas.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

One lot of Heavy Brown Drill, &c quality.
Sale price, 7o.
One lot of 7e Brown Canton Flannel.
Sale price, Sc.
12Hc Brown Canton, I5c is nearer the
mark. but we want 20 be truthful. We will
sell this now at Zoe.
One lot OF Heavy Kcrscys for Boys and
Mems wear or Ladies skirts. Removal
bargains at Is, 30 and SOC.
Removal prices on Tickines, Dsnims
BIeaehed Drills; and, in fact, everything
along the line. You can't afford to neglect
an article in this department, which may
be requisite for future needs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Eyes Examined Free.

Or. A. Week manager OF the optical
department OF the Gale Jewelry COM
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially invited to call. 1e2s-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

One lot of Sc Dark Calico, SIC.
One lot OF 36-inch and Zoe Percales. Sc.
One lot OF handsome Sc Flanne,sttcs, Sc.
One lot OF 56-inch medium and light
colorcd Perca1es. A Bargain at Joe. Will
be closed at71se.
One lot of light and medium colors in
best quality Windsor and Sea Island Per
Gales always 12Hc. Last chance TO buy
them at 9 &c
One case servieeabie medium and dark
Outings. Sale price. Sc.
One lot best quality toc light and dark
Outings, SIC.
One lot of 124c handsome dark Flannel
cites polka dots, stripes and figures, in the
new colors, I0c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Underwear.

he best values in underwear found Miller Rhoad
q Co.'S. Why They going to and having
Removal Sale. They selling underwear from 4 to a
less than regular prices You they don't want to have
much goods and have cut prices nearly in half most
every thing.
&c THE PUDDING is THE EATING OF IT."
Call and examine the goods we shall tell about
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Removal will flood this
values growgr
S n
baYainev this
are real
a in Muhandn
hyyo buy your ugooda IheOd
O yvdns, sand ourRem
Remarkable
beer sthaaS
aks
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Wash Goods.
Record breaking prices for closing days of Removal

One lot of t21zc Dark Dress Ginshams
new patterns, Zoe.
One lot of &c Seersucker Dress Ginghams,
&c.
Big assortment new styles French Elan
mel Patterns, IS and 10 2-3c Usually. Buy
them here at I215c.
J2Hc Dress Coverts for rainy day skirts,
only to be had here at lie.
Polka Dot Dress Ducks, in the desir-
able colors, J0o.
ISc Dress Satecns, handsome colorings,
t2Ho.
All our regular stock of Calicoes-al1 the
lcading makes in the desirable colors-1ight
medium and dark-41c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Need a Stove ?

Our line is complete; over fifty diff
ferent kinds of cook and heating stoves
to select from. We guarantee goods
and prices. cash or credit
WILLIAMSON e. SYKES.
sol and 563 Church ST.. near Queen.
oc u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Heavy Cream Linen Damask. Our 251
leader, now 19c.
Fine quality Cream Linen Damask. 39c
grade, now PC.
An extra heavy 66-inch Cream Damask.
All pure llnen-a CSC bargain. AS long as
il lasts, ACC.
SOC quality bIeached all linen Damask.
Nice styles, SOC.
Here is the best of the many good things
of the sale = Full 2-yard wide all-linen
Blcached Damask, worth 75c; we will sell
al ACC.
One lot Of Csc All-lincn Napkins, colored
borders. o9c.
One lot Of 69c All-linen Doylics, SOC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Very Large Whisk Brooms, excellent
straw. I5c.
Excellent quality straw, double silk stitch
ed Wh;sk Brooms. with celluloid, bone and
ebony handles, at 25c.
;, Splendid solid back all pure bristle Hair
brushes, 25e.
Miller. Rhoads & Co.'S special solid back,
excellent quality Hair. Brushes are unsur-
passed for SOC.
Cur assortment of Unbeatable Hard
Rubber Combs are unqualified at 10, ", 20
and 25e.
BARRIERS Combs, S. 10 and l5c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

tanIsd. Tans. modes, brown, states and
black.
Mocha Gloves are popular this Fall and
a complete line is here. Black, tans and
gray. SIC, Sl.25 and SI.50 pair.
y, 10 and 20 button Sleeve Gloves in all
oolors at all prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Newest Discovery" extracts teeth
panlcssly. n. Dental Rooms only,
No. 1924. corner Main and Talbot SITS.
N. F.. OF monument; established nearly
20 years. Ennes. Dentist. New phone.
l.6SI.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

4o-ineh White Lawn, worth 10. Sale
t5e White Organdy, Zoe.
4o-ineh Organizes, 25e quality, white
and solid colors, 18c.
One LOT fancy P. KS, IS and ISc quail
ties. Just right for Fall waists, 121ac.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Notions.

Help us Have YOU moved? Just think of the
hundreds OF little items to be moved Your chance to buy
at these low prices.
Removal sale Of notions.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
HELP US Ho:

Some special prices on Hos
iery this week.
Ladies Fast Black Hosiery. double heels
and toes. elastic TOPS, sold at 25e. Special,
19c pair.
Boys Hercules Stockings, double knees,
sold at I5c. Special, &c pair. Sizes, 6 and
611 only.
Ladies' Black Isle Thread Hosiery with
fancy stripes, sold at Is and Soc, now 29c.
Ladies' Fast Black Lace Hosiery, beauti-
ful styles, sold at 25c; now t9c pair.
Ladies' Tan Dropstitch Lisle thread
Hosiecy, styles; sold at so. Now 29c pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

FlannelS are popular at Re
read these items he would want
l6c Cream Wool Flannel, now I3c.
zoe White Flannel, now Iec.
The best Cream White Wool Flannel for
Infants wear that money can buy for 25c.
Extra heavy 25c quality; scarlet, navy
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Suits.

This will be last chance get suits at Removal
Prices 1t saving to you Of three to five dollars
garment
Greatest Suit Values Are Certainly Gara
$500 Tailor=Made Suits, $500.
1900 Tailor=Made Suits, 1900.
5000 Tailor=Made Suits, 1000.
$500 TailOr=Made Suits, 1850.
Help Us Move D0mestiCs.
Bargain prices still deyng Old King Cotton and ignoring his
edc of eactions nstanced by ruling retail prices The only
place the city to buy coons and domescs less than old
prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Dress Goods

his an interesting part Of store where you get NICE
new uptodae materials you depend quality and price
hen make special price you certain that is Special
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Aa MOVE Is Rainy=day Skirts

Our skirts have been the talk
of all Norfolk.
We have more styles than
all other stores combined.
And every we'll dressed lady will
have one before the seasons
over. These skirts are made
all length from 80 to AZ Of
Plain Oxfords, double face
Golf materials, finished with
stitching and strap seams. AL
together unmatchable in style,
quality and fit.
Prices range:
81, $4.49, S., $5.49, Sc.
$6.49, 1928, $3.50, $3.50 and
$40.
HELP MOVE SS Remnants \. !:
We will not move a rem
nant to the new store, If price
will sell them. A lot of waist
skirt and wrapper lengths Of
calicos, percales, outings and
flannelettes. Also a lot of short
lengths Of towel crashes and
table damasks. Also short
lengths Of dress goods and
silks. All laid out convenient
ly for your &1spection on Our
special remnanS counter, mark
ed plainly with length and
price, and such prices
If you have money, prepare
to spend it now. If you have
not much, a little will go a long
way. Don't fail to look them
over, as you are sure Of bar
gain.
HELP MOVE % Bath Towels
a.. Ia IS DIT
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Linens.

Linen closets richer and housewives happier since the
Inauguration Of the Removal Sale Take advantage Of the
closing days to foresta possible future needs dollar saved
is dollar earned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Extra large box paper, blue. heliotrope
and white, plain and ruled, sold J5c.
Special; 10c box.
Real Irish Linen Writing Paper, ia
sheets, sold at 19c. Social, &c pound.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Blankets.

Bargain Blankets and Comfortables han
dyt have around when Nov. Jst is less
than one hundred hours in the iuture.
Blankets worth rs, now 57c.
81 Gray or While Blankets, 69c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move White Goods.

with their real value.
$3.50 Bolt fine Imperial Long Cloth, y
yards to the bolt, S1.29.
&c quality fine India Linon. No disput-
ing its cheapness, at I3Hc.
Sheer White Lawn for Curtaias, fine
quality for Sc.
I21lc quality White Welt P. K, Zoe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

Dogan, Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.; Richard
Samuel Bell"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

SJ.39 Gray or White Blankets. ST.
S2.75 Heavy Blankets, now SI.es.
And our Special, the best Atwood blank
ct in the city for the price, 1913.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28

100 dozen Checked Linen and Fringed
Cotton Towels, removal bargain, Sc.
One lot extra large Linen Hack Towels,
size 2Ox4O; cheap at I5c; sale price, I2Hc.
One lot of Fringed Damask Towels, tied
fringe, red, white and blue borders, I2Hc
quality, Sc.
Turkey red Damask, 25c quality for I9c.
Extra quality Turkey REQ Damask,
worth 45c, now 35c.
One lot of s. extra heavy Ail-linen Nap
kins. Sl.49.
Two numbers Of Medicated Diaper Cloth
at less than agents prices. ID inches vice,
Csc; and y inches wide, 69c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
HELP MOVE rs Bath Towels

One lot of large bleached Bath Towels,
extra heavy and fine quality, 25c would be
cheap for them, but we don't ask it; we say
sc or for Soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Flannels.

Prices liza sheep could
to 60 out Of the wool business.
and gray Twlllsd Flannel, now I9c.
Scarlet and navy Twills that should be
35c. TIL. removal sale makes it 25c.
Removal prices on all fine White Wool
and Silk Warp Flannels. See them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-28
Help Us Move Gloves.

It's policy to buy you gloves here because all gloves at
81 and TIP guaranteed also fitted at the counter
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
for this purpose, and cream, not white,
will be most fashionable.

for this purpose, and cream, not white,
will be most fashionable.
One very pretty bolero is made of lace,
the pattern of which Is a large morning
glory character of flower. The lace jack
ct is cut with the usual rounding COR
ners, and comes but a very little way
below the bust line. There are two rev.
efs which turned. back are fastened with
two small pom-pons of black velvet rib
bon. Around the bottom Of the Jacket
is a band, about a half an inch wide, of
lace embroidered with a gold thread.
From under this band comes a stirring
Of soft cream lace the edge Of which is
tipped with the gold thread.
THE LITTLE LACE JACKET.
A jacket, seen in one of the shops, is
made of heavy cream embroidery. This
Jacket is meant to wear with one par
tiCular gown, for the collar of the gown
must be the same material as the jacket
to accomplish the desired effect. a
The collar of the lace runs down in
front and back, in two little points, just
on a line with the armpits. To this is
fastened, on each side of the point, three
straps of black velvet about a quarter of
an incl wide The other END of these
straps is fastened to the jacket, the lace
of which extends down over the shoul-
der, in a point to the elbow. There is a
space between the jacket and the collar,
of two or three inches, and the velvet
straps are very effective.
If one wishes to carry the idea of the
straps out more extensively, let the straps
be fastened to the bottom of the lace
jacket, and then again fastened to the
bel.. ,r
There is a jacket which is a little larger
than the bolero, and still not quite the
Elton. 1t is cut straight across the back,
the lengh of the bolero, but in the front
the two side pieces extend down almost
to the waist line; these pieces are slash
ed up in long points to the bust line. At
the end of each point is a pom-pon CT vel
We; ribbon, n two or three end of the
velvet are fastened to the belt, thus hold
ing the jacket front down; and, through
the slashed points, the fluffy front of a
waist is puffed.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
CORRECT hue
FOR GOWNS
Rouge Red Is the Color of the Minute
and Is Borrowed From the Tint
Of the Autumn Berries.
NEW SHIRT WAIST MODES.
The Daintiest Effects Are Those in
Cashmere, Flannel and the
FluoresceDt Silks.

Paris, France.-Rouge red is the color
of the minute. 1t is borrowed from the
red berries of the autumn and from the
cheeks of the fair danes who have come
home with the touch Of the finger of
summer in their compilations. Rouge
red Is a pinkish ed-th color of rouge.
There you have 1t!
There is a marvellous new fabric called
sun-faced satin. 1t is as lustrouS as the
sun and it comes in rouge red. In this
shimmering fabric of wond erful hue the
matrons of fall are gowned and, for the
minute, they are parading the streets,
some with flying parasols, not yet down
ed by the cool weather; some with the
nattiest of umbrellas curled around light
wood sticks and topped by a handle
which is a mixture of red and god.
Whole suits are not made of the red,
for that would be too glazing a. artistic
defect, but the bodices are fashioned of
1t and pretty they are. The shirt waists,
too, are developed from the brilliant color
and then there is the family of blouses,
always more or less a la mode.
OF all the waists of fall the shirt waist
is he most attractive. The effort that
was made to put it aside, and place it
secondary in the social list to the bodice,
was unsuccessful. The shirt waist is
more popular than ever but it matches
the costume in some a 1t is not ex-
actly a separate" waist any more. There
are traces Of it to be found in the tone
OF the garment, throughout. 1T may be
only in a piping which borders the
flounce around the skirt; it may be only
iI a bright bead in the heart of an ap-
p,inue. But the keynote of the bodice
"a Ill appear in some form in the skirt.
CHARMING SHIRT WAISTS.
Two decidedly charming shirt waists
which were made for two Of the n
set ir the American colony in Paris, con-
sisted of a shirt waist in striped red and
taffeta. They We're quite plain, with
small sleeves, and with all fullness nicely
drawn in at the belt line. 1t was the
pla:nest waist imaginable. At the neck
there was a throat band, upon which
was buttoned a linen collar while a sim
pie tie was brought around the throat
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
DARING FDATS
Of SLE|GHT- ,
OF-HAND
Remarkable Tricks Employed By Jug
glers to Amuse Up-to-Date u
Theater-Goers -

This promises to be a season of Jug
glers, and vaudeville managers are out
doing each either in the selection of exc
perts i'm the art who will afford enter-
tainment for their audiences, and, in
cidentally, increase the box receipts of
the playhouses when this particular
amusement is made a speciality.
Conjuring, juggling and feats of
strength are such ancient means n
methods of amusement and entertain
why it is they have not failed in public
attraction centuries ago. Possibly it is
because that, although SO old to many
of us, they are still new to the MAJOR
ity, and because, also, ancient ideas
are always being dressed in new gar
nlents; but whatever the reason. the
fact remains that we are as delighted to-
day with slight-of hand tricks, juggling
performances, and displays of physical
endurance as were our ancestors of a
couple of thousand years ago.
But nothing mediocre in this line can
survive today, and he who is to pro-
vide a twenty minutes entertainment
that. shall not be productive of a sense
of depression ere it has well begun must
indeed be clever, and prepared to show
us something that cannot be done equally
Well by any other person who has UNDER
taken this means of making a living.
A first water juggler's sense of equil-
ibrium is only equalled by his physical
strength. He al juggle with anything
from, one might almost say a needle to
a railway engine. and for that matter,
with both of them at once, notwithstand!
ing the disparity between their weights
WONDERFUL FEATS. Z
A clever juggling trick is performed
with two cigars n a cigar holders
The holder is sent whirling through
space to fall, as it should, between the
lips of the juggler, but ere 1t has fms
ished it's flight a cigar is in it's wake.
and as naturally as if placed thar6.
drops into the tube of the cigar holdeE.
In a 1t is snatched out to make
way for the other cigar. 1t sounds
easy, but try it. Also try juggling WITH
a cigar holder, a cigar and a Lighted
vesta. Having caught the holder in the
lips, catch the cigar in the holder, and
then the match on the end of the cigar,
which 1t must light.
Feats requiring the combination of
not a little strength. particularly in the
teeth and mouth, and a fine sense of
equilibrium, are those most admired,
One would think that there was moth
ing new to be lone with. the bicycle on
the stage. but some of the feats PERFORM
ed by up-to-date artists are SO remark
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06

able that they refute this idea immedi-
ately. One is to take the machine apart
and play with the two wheels and the
frame in a ~light-hearted sort of manner,
throwing them about as though they
We're but three paper balls.
Another with the bicycle is far more
difficult, and calls for considerable ex-
ertion and some clever balancing. 1t is
to lift bicycle and rider with one hand
high above the head, and hold them
there while the cyclist INDUCES in a ride
on nothing. In doing this the juggler
craps the top bar of the machine ait
the spot essential to securing perfect
equilibrium, and bicycle and man are
holSted safely e~nough-about as awk-
ward a fourteen stone weight as it is
possible to imagine.
From the bicycle the up-to-date artist
usually turns to cannon balls-round.
solid shot Of Offering st~eel-handling
them as though they were only pills in
weight. Still, they turn the scale at %
pounds. What he cannot do with a
cannon ball in the way of juggling is
not worth knowing. In his hands the
ball appears to become a thing imbued
With life. He sends it all over his body
in every possible direction. with a SEEM
ing light touch of his hand. He runs
1t round his neck SO speedily that it
looks Like a silver collar.
A DANGEROUS TRICK.
Then, as a grand finale, he treats one
to a feat that smacks of real danger.
He gives his assistant a few cannon
balls to throw at him. Then the juggler
stands inclined towards the man, watch
ing for the coming of the missile. 1t
comes-a quarter of a hundred weight
of hard steel, and he catches it-not with
hts hands, that woul be nothing, but
with his head, or rather at the back of
his head in the nape of the neck
catches it, and hurls it off again to the
other end of the stage.
Another variation of this feat is seen
when he throws the ball some six feet
In h AIR and~it falls, not as everyone
seems to think, on the top of his era
num-, scattering his brains, but in the
llape of his neck. 1t is an exciting few
seconds; up goes the ball, which he
watches in it's descent until it is a foot
above him, then, as you shudder at a
prospective smashed skull, a sharp in
clination of the head and the ball is at
home. And the place where it falls is
not padded.
OF course, the secret of doing this so
that it doesn't damage you is just the
same as catching a base ball without
hurting your thanksgiving with the ball
a bit, out it requires both time and
work and there are loads of money in the
trade.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-06
I'd made into a tiny bow knot under

and made into a tiny bow knot under
the chin.
A little Elton of rouge red satin was
the feature of this shirt waist. Cut upon
eccentric lines, it was n Of the most
delightful Of small garments. The
fitting from shoulder to thumb. The
front of the Elton was cut in POINTS that
reached high over the bust and the bot
tom was also cut in points. These were
long and extended below the belt line,
in sharp slender points that were we'll
boned to keep them in shape. The only
fastening was q fancy pin which caught
the two fronts together just at the bust
line. Over the shoulders were four
straps that held the Elton in place. Small
circles OF white satin, Upon which there
were embroidered the prettiest of fieur de
lis and clover leaves, were appliqued at
intervals Of a few inches. Around the
wrists there were bells of white satin.
Another shirt waist was made of plaid
tafTeta, the plaids being in willow green
and Roman blue upon a background Of
cream. The lines of this shirt waist were
quite conventional and followed the round
simple styles. But the novelty was in the
front and in the lace pieces that trim
med the shoulders. These We're of heavy
lace, in tan color, appliqued to the Shout
ders so as to form a trimming something
like a sailor collar The front consisted
o. a lace piece, brought directly down
from the neck to the belt. with the outer
edge cut in points, each point underlaid
with a narrow band of red satin. The
cuffs were similarly treated. A stock cut
high, II in points, matched a belt OF
flaming red.
OLD SLEEVE EFFECTS.
A shirt waist, too pretty to be forgot
ten, was Of CUR brown surah, laid in
narrow tucks from the bust to the belt.
The yoke was of the plain Surah trimmed
with al applique of butter colored lace.
The sleeves of this waist We're worthy
description for they gave the effect of
the popular bishop sleeve by means of an
odd little device. AT the shoulder here
began the tucking of the sleeve; and this
continued nearly to the wrist, where the
tucking suddenly ceased and the sleeve
flared. At the wrist it was suddenly
brought in and confined IN a narrow
band.
A very beautiful yoke trimming con-
sisted of a very wide band of butter
coiored satin edged with a narrow ruff
file. Upon the band there was a vine ap-
pliqued in natural colors-small red flow
ers and green leaves. A narrow belt of
natural colored leather was worn.
Some of The black shirt waists are
quite charming. One of these was trim
med with narrow ruffles of white lace
put on to form a Dlaided effect. A little
bolero was outlined with the ~ruffles, and
ruffles of the lace extended round ard
roun the sleeves. No black waist but
has it's note of gold and, in this waist,
there was a tiny cord of gold bordering
the ruffles. A belt of black silk was lat
ticed with gold.
The lace bolero will be worn more than
ever this winter. The trifing little thing
Of open work lace or embroidery is as
appropriate to wear with the heavy WIN
ter gown as with the light summer con-
lection.
Escurial patterns in lace will be used