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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14

~. except Sunday at 3:69 q.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS JJN-
SURPASSED.
Fare: including meals and state
Round rip dimIted to thirty days. i s.SS
For tickets and reservation OF state
rooms. apply at ticket office, No 1879
M 9n. street, or at general office at wharf
Sunday at about $50 a. IN. -
Time schedule of steamers '.IIampton
m R9aGs oc Mo6jack ana "!L9a,ray ,Xcec:
sailing daily, except Sunday. from Com.
pany,s wharf. Norfolk
FOR OLD PoIN'r--At $50 and HIS a.
m n, ana lilo p. M Portsmouth. 6:i5 and
wharf. Norfolk, at no and 1856 a. M m.
EoIt fIAMPToN-At Ills a. m. and
AS p. m: Portsmouth. 1906 a. m. and
800 p m; Bay Line wharf, ll:36 a. m.
ron NEwPoRr NEWS AND SMITH
FIELD-At $50 Il. m. and 2;30 p. M;
Portsmouth; 200 a, m. ana 2:45 D. m:
FoR WARE AND EAST 'RiVERs4-
y 600 a. m; Portsmouth, Gas a. m; Bay
Line wharf ,;C1 a. IN,
Wednesday and Friday. at $40 a. M;
Portsmouth. 6i5 u. M; Bay Line. 200 q.
FOR SEVERN RIVER = Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at $50 a. M:
Portsmouth GAS a. m. Bay Line wharf,
900 n. IN.
FOR SACK. PooUOSIN AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS AND CRAB NECK.
ON Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. at
6:la u. M; Portsmouth. ESQ n. m; Bay
Line. 6-i5 q. m. Returning following day.
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND
81 TFOLE--At 300 D. M: Portsmouth
$40 y. M. connecting 1T Suffolk with S.
Freight for Ware. Enst. North, Severn.
Back. Pouuosin. York and Nansemond
River Landings must be prepaid.
All schedules subject TO change with
out notice.
Freight for Washington and New Bern,
\. c.. received at and delivered from ".
aud s. Railroad depot.
Freight received daily, except Sunday.
NJ. Is. CROMWELL.
General Agent.
Norfolk Va.
II. p. WALKER, Traffic Manager.
New York. n. Y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1.-THE NEW line
Norfolk and Atlantic Terminal
COMPANY.

Tho following schedule. effective 7:l5
a. NJ. SEpTEMBER 18th. 1900 Close
connection made at Old Point with
Electric trains icr Phoobus, Hampton,
and Ncwport News.
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cuRRIrUcK BRANCH.
DAILY ENcEpr suNpAY.

I7NIT4f EHNEFT SUNDAY.
Leave Norfolk-g:i5 "a. m and l.i5 ~. M.
Arrive Muhuen foinl-ll:'O a.. m. and 5:i5
=. IN.
Leave Munden Point-1.OO a. m. ana l:l5
p. IA.
Stops at all intermediate stations
steamer Comet leaves Muuden Point
II 40 a. M. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY for CurrluCiI SounG Land
lnSs and rcIurns TUESDAY. THERS-
DNl ana ATUNDAN.
II. C. HUDGTNs.
Gen Freight and Pass AgecL
81 Is. KING. General Manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
Virginia Navigation C0npaRy's
FAIL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

For RICHMOND. Pt,IEnStSS S IESs,
CLAKEMoNr. ,QLD ,p,ooIIEs:s' r NE1M
I9EEDINGS DIRECT. BY DAYLIGHT (
~ elegant saloon steamer Pocahontas
,..airSs Civde's wharf. Norfolk at
a. IN. every TUESDAY; TIL Ids, KspaS
SANN m touching at Old Point
and and Newpor, News soings and, and re! re-
turning Arrives at Riehim snI aSers S,s
p F s.' 10 Richmond. $50; TO Richmond
ana Tet,irn. $3.50; to Richmond. second-
S's TScii.s cheaper than other routes TO
.y2jebn,ona Petersburg. Maver)y. Hicks.
ford and s.a.os on ses oa ;ian.c p and
wav company. and to all points via
Tickets for sale at ticket 5seuctes. Of
steamer. Freight received daily ,Sunday
excepted) for all above named points.
JAMES ". NJ SAtSfSAe'ts. AkeHA
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puilmnn Palacc Sleeping Cars
For all information apply at
CITY TICKET OFFICE. MAIN AND
GRANNY STREEAS. PHONES 142.
hotels and residences by Virginia Trans
fer Company on orders left 1T ticket Of
flee.
Third V. President and Genl: Mgr.
j. NJ. CULP. w. A. TURK.
Traffic Mgr. Gent Pass. ACT.
Washington. D. c.
w. Il. BROWN. Pass. Agt.. Norfolk, Va.
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*Daily except Sunday.
Local cars Tor Lambert's Point and
Tanners creek will leave Norfolk at G:30
Il. m. 1880 n m. $50 n. m and every 80
minutes thereafter until 500 p. III.
Local cars Will leave Tanners Creek
FOR Norfolk AT 200 a. M. 500 a. M 800
Il. m. and eve. half-hour thereafter un-
til 500 u. IN.
Schedule subject to change without
baggage checked from Old Point Pier
To any point in the city.
l.. ID. MATHES
scS-tf General Superintendent
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NIYpE'S REGULAR LINE STEAM.
SItlPS 10 PiIltApt.LPHIA
THE ONLY DIRECT LIN IL FROM NOR
FODi[ no PdiLADELPIIA
ratl further orders steamers arc nm
t,ointed 10 sail from Norfolk every Af0S
DAY NEuN tSpAI and SATURDAY. m
a u. M and from Philadelphia ever
m SESpAi. THURSDAY aad SATtJH.
DAY Through Rnls 81 I.ading to NH
.noiTts South and Southwest via Seaboar,,
Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line. Norfolk
and western Dispatch. Virginia. Tenness
Sea and Georgia Air Line. Southern Raii-
way and Norfolk and Southern Railroads.
JAS. w ATCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. Norfolk. Va
w. =. CLYDE & CO,
GenI Agents. Philadelphia. Pa,
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stop 81 Cottage aitd Ssaside Stations
Fare round trip TO Ocean View csc:
folk.
10 freight, received while gauge is
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Daily.
Competitions at New Orleans with South.
-. f9e.hc and Texas ana pacifc Rail
California. e>'So al"
7.i 40: ao2-Arrivca Portsmouth daily a,
Ne 'S-Arrl,es Portsmouth Daily at $50
p,.s.. = W. BROWN. JR..
'Ss y 81. l99 N0ir ST. Norfolk Va
r. . MURRAY FORRES
u G ~ ray, Pasar ACT. Portsmouth Va.
49, .raI ,JNltH', Vice President and Cen.
!. Il: Al BEE General Superintendent.
a. W ~ IS q LOVER. l.. S ALLEN.
"'"e manager. Gcnl PAss'r AEt
Portsmouth.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
UldDominiOn Steamship Co'SLine

NJ FOR NEW YoRK.~-sas-
AS9N senger. ships are appointed
HNSSA 70 sail from Norfolk daily.
tStDM except Sunday. at 500 D. m.
II G1tA FROM NEW YoRK-Dal.
II ~ except Sunday. at $500 >.
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CoRsETS SHOWN AT THE PAIR.
The Reyolation In uoman's shape Made Very
Ptsin-what Has Become OF the FATE

'|f f'F S.NNHHH
PARIS. Aux 3 In all tie previous fair, Of
all countries there rsyrr vas such a show %
c1r-ets a. there . a. the corset section. placed
n.Nt To- the gowns. Thu J. becau-r there = =
evolution in cor~'s They are how Al. made
Straight gy and 'front.', ~-nd.uz the ,u-ves
OF the hlp~ and ~ TIE back and each exhibitor
make- 4 point @. srcsD'uaun< that Particular
cut more than t, nelsatuT In or@ ho~nA-
there = the picture % ou- ss-Ay woman with
n. u.d-fasniunad corset curved 10 the front
and d portrait pi 0us with H. new pattern.
The las do. !J,s better b@-aI~ she zoos,
more a, eA- F-sly women we're Ia '1rt4res
can sn.lle even after 4 bE c,In-r. and a. ~
women are nov straight NJ ard down 10 70 ne
hips she dos int Ulnd having To SHAPE where
there oIgh' 20 - saat-
A. for the crr-'- = 10. slender women they
design a straight Inc m al ,id--. gp ana down.
down and ~ II l. tfr ~ty.@ tn ronn-a- all
i-n.uiulty With or IT.. AID. strange Co. Icy.
when a woman = vel EoHa~i 'b- ~ j. = grace
ful. tor ~ gives a ~Ty~n''n" look :" 10 woman
Not ,ong ,iur an American woman laid 20 M
az tie uI-!a lt4S a-run.-r.rS Low Is woman vLA
snzI. her prys.4ue 10 --.' ne fashion We.
! va IN Pan. soD- ten Near~ aEr aAf q the
French women s.re fe-ay nov YOU can hardly
I-rceiye ore u AZ tho BOXES They nust
have done ~lmetkluG 10 make ~'t-ul-eiye, slender
] u~nder-aNd Lhs' fashions change. b4r | do
not understand that The BODY changes 10 suit
the ~ta-nions
Women abstain from d-.DklnS during their
meals. and fhav have thew~lve- uas-aged
every day They consult thrlT doctor, a. 20
What they should refrain from eating 30 A. 70
get or remain hin ! Do not thlnk any take
internal medicine. h~cau~ The FrpnCh woman
u 100 fond q her health. and II Is Dot the fashion
70 look slckly.' 4
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every second tailor gown shows one in some form
or other. 4 gown given IN the large cat y Of
cloth In the nes nroSn. Witch = called cuir
ard = a sort 4 golden bile. u has a tabbed
Ecu coat held IN BY 4 gI-dle % brown velvet
I % 4 shade darEsr than the cloth aTd the hish
turnover or Aglol collar l. fAcsd back WITH
TIE velvet. oddly .hap-d reyer- q the oo'a
are embroidered 20 shade. q b'0En ard gold
4 wasiooat q pastel blu" cloth ltien- Win
two rove % god bIttoa-. 4gd a narrow strap
u velvet b, drawn round the lace collar aEd
fa-t@1, D. front With a god buckle The ro--r-
a-slv 'iI bishop -I@aye a. . wr,i1aud -
"whr1i1ered cloth With a. ~cce q velvet The
Als.ul c..Ar I--d % '.u. soun j. the o'Uirs
-ty.s AID alrrads a1g"4~ oo o." mot raI" 90!
Tie tailor gown. bat j. LOT universally f-.iH.'-.
s. it require a long. -.'-f.. throat ard - m
-tmporih.llty to- ne az. sa'r'-1@,k-d woman.
-" As.os sOa'. TOO. cAr- 20 favor tI' -
trying 20 TIE ava-a.e aE4ra 4 .Aa',a % sgrh
a coat b. H...A r..,.. .l.-. ... 'a.yy na''
.auY, o. give. toar modelled very closely
upoa a ma1'- fr.oS ouAt -r- A~n t-..c tanned
out nv Pan. ta.1rs aid ar- t-eout-- Co. re
-,ua slender ee.r.s that ca .'a.t 't@ 81 'r
Ult 'a~ ;t4.1 ~ t..I-et E..-- -" Russian
blouse. or the s'nr' coats ar The thas' 'o-
-hrrr suur..
Fur .a.k",. ar. '1 10 y,ry ls-geN in E--g ~
b'ai- -Aar.- and here j. r.llh ouub.rsf.ou
o. pr, To. .''a wa. Illustrated b. urs O. D."
mot charm %. ..S..- ui a ir.ui.ert Nv
Yrrs :r d-a.-r. and l- ~ P-r,.aI .srt al:h
d.. rav, r .tr-l.a- Et.,t -t, aa,. e'D.d.d
.ur.Gx .t- --l.or The 7---or; ITN. H. -sE.-
.s.r practically bar b. from o.T-l-.n 49, tlt
P.~ilr lamb wi hag" urrya...! -.r-r, -r-y
ga 1.-.. FOR :lr garments
WIKI coats N. under DISCUSSION a vrrd
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h-drsrEsa laT!-s with t sEor- bodice @! Irush
.ac~ s-d a yok. u .r:t crc-m net The org.
tch' .l-yes have 81 EmIIr- pl1 % nhr a, the
top srt the 5.nElng SKIRT b, trimmed Nth
bands o. ACE
White cloth and ~h.;a @rEe gowns arp hing
r ad- IN great --Hs-r f0r fall vear. and are
particularly effective whom touched with black
we've ~ sold. \ whit" ~r-r .aoEn "a oua
o, h rgt- has A hov-r.@7;ed nod.p. TIE Plat,
7~VerlytLs a deep y1s- o. ~Cru sIpura TIE
sSrt. Too. = boy-Pl-a'et over a surlra vose
and ~ Craya; a"G s.ri" ara OF n.sns We vsr
Th- velvet and cloth gown given tr Tho ia-s.
-lr = A.. IN black sn1 white. the art and
va.s'oo7- ,-.-. q ivory Wit. CL,'n Ire
vas-r.a: 'as'sr- zith rlrlEoi~ ana gid
b. On md shows an ,n.!d. wa.s'ooC' Iirs u
IT,, .4-a -.|s. \ >4!' sash a! t.g" Xix 'o.i-
I. iii ,.- v-.,r and !a.-- % ,r- ..rsr1 end
ar TIE eft .i1e ~ '1e front Tie block velvet
b--7 = h.rtarst vira hand. & white cloth
Sly red 100 s.-c and '1r -s.rt nojt"n pa a
plan band q velve, edged ~ each I'd. by
stitched bands - white cloth. TIE p---r.7
and .ro-k ,o.4J s-a - are
Tie 'hrae rrss- gowns IN 70. large cut a-s
al ~-vsrry tailored one = d-ag ret c..,l
i trimmed WI. banis = white six ~ar under
tre Goth and covered by h~@rra.Dsue stitch
ins To- back. Aye~t and collar . tucked white
= "a aat a black -a,r c-av7t and S--dl- AIRY
out th- motif q the trimming.
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dA;al. decensrsr.nE .r'o fu--.ro~ /, passing
~ tar a. he Ilt-a fasa;-na,e> ne ,onrp--e+.
skirts are rot % fyi. a, W., sNI4,tai ant
show effect ~ s.1I'IS h-wins rieal~ rather
han Of .r2U nlaa-- an -...-. .- ir 20 sumner
gowns Fully 'Vo-,-i-5> ~ 'Ny as'u,un ta'o-
gov o. hAr- .XIr', .u'a r's'r cav. ~ su,cac5
Saan,, or hand. Ta-y "a slightly A. -
bottom. -NcIsa not - 6"g.0 1I~ a, tss ten
tie rule. and t.ey are. ur44D-r1Lls.r sAor-r-.
Toe more severe street -sir'- r0--y touch TO
ground at The hack and evan TIE more pie
t,ntioG. cloth - WOO! EoN %. nave .r'y A y--v
feE in-he, o.! sRe-p Hou-. gowns and gowns
for cliblrAta occasions .'u' keep rn-.r roD.ns
train. but the S"nujrr Walking -zlr' clearing
the sruurd T. a, last tro in.res wi. ha uni
ys-,al.y worn wherever -..I gg-t would
IL appropriate.
Altos-taer the ss.-r question sem. % -
approaching a I.it o. r|u..1.on --n,e hat
/. d-n,~d. and f--,.r...s NO resari
such a -'st- ~ 'hils, g. '.u good g, X tue
snaFe tbs,- le al and proTN-~y .rl''h rea'le-
cocs Of i~ss.i.. Will y.sr ~-ddeuly ard slow
some ire1kt.L h--".a % rryaly and folly
4 ieS t.I -'r'- on. ---u pl-li -ula-iy with
INC p.-crr0.r- o.a'. -l' ga.y very s!aude-
women have he ,o'-a-e 90 U-y thor. Tlev
ar o~rtinNriy -aI--d ci.--.y over The alrr-.
~ made with , ,T.rota-etras woke old
fashioned loHn"'s a.. 90 .vt~-ro- asaiu. not
tie ssapr,. III 90 y.I-r We aav- .-rgn a.
clStSmad. bur v.-,a-.- tn.l straight -o.r-eS.
which arv. Tyatre-. pa l.tH.e only DO lsHt
weight gods ur '." ..i1 E.Vn- .ua -,uI
49, the shag-t r.ni- WI possibly a stitched
band Of the goods ~ - six -sta. OF nan-s
Valve' llpi over toe union, g.. t.- rUfia ard sirt.
4 popular usoc"i >.1N- tH- T.r1s vid-- iu
TIE baca then 20 N" .-1lr Ard tt- alpl.-1 hari
shaping u >.g-l p",a' Do ~ from. uc cuds
I1pping across each other. More II he cloth
SKIRT. hoNsv-r a-a .a' w..to.i ne raria.
an with oIIg -IsAt ar
stitching TO- C1lor-. On cloth. D., eroe~tinsly
popular In Parl- and stitched bands u al -urJs
are Avehly I--i Brilliant SHADES 81 heavy
AK. yellow. turquoise. The a-N rouge. g.. ara
employed upon cloth .n BACK og n-I'ra. TINS.
but white. Oags aad tlr4 Io., stitching, arr
all thai -~-m % win popularity on tht- side
o. the water Arrpprs - the u~aivNr~a, Use
Of the universal G-e & stitched YaLa- velvet.
:, an 'll4 be welcome news T. women o, Inn
tied Maan-, tDa' t.- pare ca- 10 uIuasar'-
ured IN one : own home. from ordinary VEL
vet, ant even from a god quality u vrlvete4n.
The band = cut and STITCHED. then W. ard
pressed hru.y Nth a hot ron. Tie cd4rt /.
wonderfully good and for ordinary purposes
perfectly satisfactory
Rejuntng Tor a moment 10 the ,kirr prob
lem. the draped skrt 90: which there have bean
frequent rIuor-, doc not pIt IN ST. appeas-
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hNAdlnE r-,'. Nth "a ribbon - that they. TO,
uay avoid al ru.ns>, n the waist Inc and -
The under l--tt.rca's ara made 90 smooth
Hfrnr. d-ep yoke. curved down from the vast
line sni bound Altogether, the orc 'hius
sn.nAn'ly desirable = a lOns-9oia;e1 waist
erec, The Ps-iNIn artists may rave a. they
rlea-e About ne -plat'' DE- ~ Aatna~> % The
fashionable VowaN's 5sIr~ and - JOS u
gracious curves. bur the fact remains that t'a
present NOS = tp-C.n- vpu4u into a Wr-a
corr~c' sJaadin- posture WIN chest thrown
our shoulders dryu a.i hArk and aoi'wet co..
Few women r-a-.L- how much the hars o.!
their tres sSIrt> J. .afurrcAd nv the cut q their
r-tuNoa's II" AVERAGE AZ buys a ready
made six p~tuCoa' with IL, c~.l sh!-r.d on tag,
aid weSr>I II hAaglns n AKA ard and u1srAc-r.l
fo.d- Evsyy vel dreS-d woman should have
her ~pstrCoats made and dt'ed a. carefully ~,
a gown. It's good idea tu have a fitted yoke
and smooth kit 81 knee l-lgth Of some dursoae
material. black satin. 'o- Instance. and 70 ~,
button = drrp ~lA trimmed V.,h unnumer4b.e
.rou-trog f-H.~. By hayius hog2cr~ % djr-rr0t
o'.or, The one good ttu-c Sk-' car D. made
q serve a. The basis for I-t'iroais ~ yEiog,
hue. tauaOni1Ing With different gowns.
"G'IcO~ts AZ RAPIDLY sA4ins favor. ana
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FADS OF THE T GIRL.
sHE Will BE INTELLECTCAL AMI
VIII NOT WEAR GLOTEs
The First aanIfestausa q Re.nlt 90 the sam
msr L<~etsrss-Two Vel, Another Of Her
F-aneie--women who TRY On Cioaks sad
Detective ShOpper-Chea D SummeT Twins.


Detective hOppers-C Cheap Sumner Living
The autumn glh this year promises TO o.
faddy IN an Intellectual vav. A virIlent save
- feds has spread lver the summer resorts this
season and not even The m5ugtA!n farmhouse
piazza has been exempt from Conversation
gUt' az variance with the usual fancy Wo'k.
servants ana he lih topic. q IN. past Even
tie summer airs talked u the various cults,
otcui, sce CO. aud the war. one ra-on for
tais siread Of knoVl-dge = iha- many readers
aDd lecturers have found a piOiiaOie De IN
making tours Of TIE hotels A.d summer PLACES
aad gyins "a X and iectur~ IN parlors Gel n in
;ere,VnR topics one woman who talks enter
ta.ning!y on lutia and rs mystic sciences n
the mind has transformed one part OF the Cats
XII : into a .A't4 meut Of summer tneo-ophists.
While physical ClIiIr has q vas army OF iol-
l1Sers VII, are taxing W the exercises with
lie sroWi.dga thu ACQUIRED While n+ceSsar-
lis -CI4-vna :. p-rACa hA- had a tendency 20
give an ala~n.0s.g Intellectual tone 10 much OF
ne cha, that on hear a. the lC- cream >oda
COUNTER. "a the csrs and at Ne HlAtifeE Were
hone Te;Gru.E' women corsres1'e Drre- i
r"!orcSr n main Z minnie syn.ecl, N iscl "
"a. b~com" IN lnwrlitrn IAw that the sublect
Of G. 'l-- must - avoid u N SOCIAL gaiheruS~.
ltls excellent .tra tFs pUA aiFd from m" co.
.ec.s u er- her ha. teen a marked tendency
OF some uwet 20 sU.Ire he eternal sub ie't o.
onion. N1en ~ Nom~n meet at their tai
or nj. iner NJ uan . removed ana ihey
TT, rev sk.r' nodes and thinning But We
d.'re- Ian o! tn coming inter - o amazed
10 tad HAT he ~ lie axe n VI. he " OF
QuA.ntsd With on,y IN a fsr-on way.
The sumrl@r fashion Of go.ns sIovele~ has
sent any numb-r % women bacs TO the "
with crown hands. -pon WHICH the nfEs most
mod ~ women ce..s Q p show up With odd
EJECT. rev o! the yeluser women shoSads-
EwtEaavHaH 49,
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'rou 'hA 1';et lIl,nS hook tlA SKIRT bard g1
20 this .inirS ard then hook the lower edZ- ~
We S:t Ssrdle down ID, TIE -srt. - that there
can D. no -~Verano- Of dpi9uiAll0 rala'loi-.
The skirts arr all cut GpNn IN 1Iry-s ~ .7a-3
: olnts IN front and finished srnp,t with a bind
lrE. 50 ~ A. there ma - NJ Duuglrg tl.u---
A. The waist I'M. The rrw cpr>-i cover are
cut of vel sho'e 10 vais, %, ard lr-o a
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Kal. Esr@s are te,r< u-ed e. A remarkable
extent Cum Arabian Point dAI"rcrn.
l-,l lo.u', p1su' ta F.alt-s- and Reuas-anC-
taxing ne cad ba'..fa aces ar a.-o much
vu-u a. trimming for cloth - -LE. t-gu-
c1,Iad IRON rare Cd .are~ h@.ls embroidered
or aH-4 base
SIS tpIlg.e On net and velvet. aVrudue
o. let ~ -. ~" '~tIi..uE- a. popular A>lA~.
ari -. -r.~s .'-.h coax. are made = black
v..E4' a]rlllQue 90 ooar,e ret and aned With
IT .'-
A-r'aa- |lurHla- trimming j. MADE b. .ay n:
., vii. Al r-r"s- l,- ,lt4n@ llrn cloth. an
-I E-9lN--rE DO FL. TIE &vrt~ 90 III -Dadr~
Inav s-a- which he Fr-;,a hav poe;carv
d.rhat vi1'er say = tie most tou-i~Ss o. The
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front. IL tuns back in revers fashion from .
plain p~e,tlooat Of ecru lace over shiie silk.
The r~vers sho~ a iiaing o.. heavy Whit" Xix
and are caught hack With gold buttons. Tie
bod!c- i pleated vertically 10 match the skirt
ard three overlapping revrr. lined vith white
turn away from a p.a.;rou and stock q @crl
Are
These overlapping rsv"-~ ar- a note re-
p-ated IN many costume details Everywhere
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Dealer, ~Ag hat women are tuying only the
ih.-ne-t six and n,lo hos" a.t that even WREN
~u,d weather cowr-. The heavier ho- viii 20
b+sErs FI'rEyagaNt foot dressing hss -
gra \ mania ana m little '1iCg Ike health
~ comfort ran interfere with iL The sicck-
~. arr FO-a .sG up h@a4tit.l. and one .v-~
t. --.v.- - an exclusive he = h.ack game :"
hoe. vltn a we1 IKE 'ra..uc Of sold THREAD
above the ~uly-g. ana Caugh IN ne ga
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Tx wAoles ale cloak houses are having the.r
busiest ~ason just al present and an taxing
orders Tor tie inter- garments foI the retail
dealers This cal s.or the services u an army
4 mJde,s as the yoIns women are called who
show the various gsrmsnr TO the buyers from
al over the country These models ar selected
on the grounds Of their appearance. refinement
and good carriage Their proportions must
no, vary an inch from tie established stAndard
as TO HEIGHT. length Of vast and limb. size OF
bust, vast and E.us.
They ar Obliged 70 wear black skirts and !er-
sey Vasts. the o.d-.ashIoned woven bodice that
was yogL!Ar many seasons ago. but D. nov only
Manufactured Tor The uSe o. the professional
cloak mode. who can more reac..y tAke on and
Oh tie various garments Sc shows when wear.
me oce o. :hsS@ c.rclug waists The model
must b St n@r ace a. = ard he works
steadily UNI. . Ni'a sn hour, sometimes only
bali an hour. Tor luncheon She - not allowed
70 IT doVn during business hour and bAsides
trying Or q yers - gowns, wraps ana coats she
k@ep. s'oCs In order and sou ANTS herself with
prices a-d materials. 80 that he may know
something about The details % the business At
The sane time sae i not suppo-ed 10 speak, eJ-
cep' IN answer 70 a question, and . prlLed FOR
her autous'on-l'ke !UmooiitT o. face In the
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d rt.n4>s SUI avh'e, delicate looking hand
i no. W 20 dat ta,s -u'umn, and a mahn!sh
tls'asie for covering the hand threatens 70 in
jure the sale q vpneu's gloves CntL well 90
toward winter
Nh..- ~ homo coming grl q autumn has
thrown over Ter gloves she has AIDED ar extra
vel 20 her equipment. The inventor % the two
vel fad, OF the f-a-Cn iOr IT, prevalence. i rot
knosr but 2 has h--oue the GUS. n 9 wear
one cl ssIy d-aNr vel o: d0,'ed gauLe over the
fac 10 he chin while an add tiora. veil = chi'-
ION usually o. the brown variety fuiiers
loosely from tie hat brrl or = az tines draI<d
nArk iron the l-n The two vetls g!ve the
eject 81 rnys'ar, ard STRANGELY enough even
the very preEi.e,r s1rssSA'he their "a - Ia the
double .ovoras and peer out from the gauze
Ike Tu--!,a women, p.gu!ng the curiosity Of
the b. ho.cA,
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A.o,her .u- ~ vowa-', vsrk nor 20 eanAr-
ally SHOWN o. st.a. 4 ,tnIGe- FOR ,h- large
rrtai. dry GOOD b l-- A51-, ev ~ establish
meat has one. .onetm- more Than one. Of
;he-e shaVY~r~, VIII a-e really detective n
;n-t- way TIE ..op.@r - provif.d with HAad-
% ne COWS ald hat, bv the firm em:loyins
her. - that she may have the az pelranc~ o.
O. Is'om-- VII would - AFT o. buy largely Her
uILe- are ." make a cally tour 81 vya. es'Eb-
ard tn lrC@, ana e~y@C.Aly 20 f~Crwa cog
i.Ea4f o. ia bargain a. a.G reductions IN tie
dlh-r"at d"Iar1m"n'~ Tn DANCER n to vo-k
Of the Shupg-r I-~ o. her pTt babe ,t@'aC'!-n.
once SIC b-loMes E-oSu d@rE- ard 10 rwalk-
eT- are combined AGAINST her and her u.eluln~ss
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FRILLS on

Stll another Vs. for the drcs suit ca-e has
beeh found Tiny ca--. often not more nan
etgnts-r niche sQuar-. are made Tor the >maIi
boys benefit. and In rhem he carrie h' school
books
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Pad waists are popular m Pan, and ara
MADE plainly WITH = box pleSt IN The middla
%. ~" ;rcn-. IN >to-s. wristbands and girdIe
o. "A,A ATTN luH b.~a,p sIr-v@ = decidedly
;Ie w.,i ,Syu.h II fi- --Iaral- waist. and
TO htrs~ % "a. sflrt wA>ts ara -iill devoid
q .yos~'. Dat mad plain. instead Of teinx
tucked nd pleatcd A. they were II the spring
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But Richness Still Marks the
Autumn Gowns.
COMMON SENSE IN SKIRTS.
The Long Pointed Waist effect
Eminently Desirable.

Little That q. startiinEiy New In the .atsas
Fa.hion. 30 Far-SEirt, Not 30 Vail A.
Wa Expected and nod Of men short
-stitohlnE In Colors Evce~dinEJ Fepalir
Ia P~sri.-Shi,Ele Eh-ct,in Trio stag TIE
NewRa~Ian Rlbbon- are GAisiaE
Favor Empire Mod..-UptrA HoAk, More
Beasufsl Than Fver-sA.he' and Glrdle..
Thing ar very nearly ~ a stNndsHl ~
far a. the mode- are nHla-rn-i summer
hnRers, and early proI Irr.@- o' autumn fNsa.7n
ore icing sIoVly T..U"c -n' u'f.- that e
s'ar'tns.y E-s comes Co. the sruat vi the
c1ar.e- 7fc uOI, D.'-arysuye t.aU ~. Ok
p-ctAd. a1i ft"uc -'-s x and piotIr"-ru-
gowns 10 l-fr!'a '.-''T AZ. .pu A1lt'- -
inportauUu>, tH.r.ar- u- net tH."g'.-s
them ~ HIrr-.-'-t.r 81 -lve ne Ps-i-ls.,
THs-' Is wntIe,'NnaY. O. tendency tnaaGd
s.nIl-- lire. pv---4sp.-a'- -s0.. 20
have -~a"h@c b.. H"I.s' and r- pendulum
Nin doubles ,F',.. Nar. r. hips and
oos''ins-s are In order buy ~ pan 81 whine