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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
The S0lem Photographic Studio

now ready for business. Ev-
erything new and up-to-date.
II you wish good pictures,
remember SOlem's Photos
are the best.
Tanner Block, Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
And now il the time to advertise

y . Rev. A. Raster is in the city visit
Ing. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09

= Fred Galley and 5. l., Hollenbeck,
Of Royalton were in the city Wednes.
{ B. A. Angel, Of Marble Rock, H.,
passed through the city Wednesday
on his way to Willard on. business.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
Consultation
FREE.
The
RAYS
I u Used to 1
ease.
Weak Men

We guarantee q cure. Give us
your case In time, young, middle
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the effects OF early fcllies, lost man
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lack OF energy and confidence in
yourself, seminal weakness and
losses; call and we will show you
how our new treatment cures. No
detention from work. Remember,
fees reasonable. Everything conf
Dental. Write II you live out Of the
city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-11-09
VARICOCELE

NO CUTTING. NO PAIN. IL you
have the awful life draining varico
cele. which is forcing early decay,
you have to be cured sooner or later.
You can be cured without cutting
and very little pain. No detention
from work. The new cure never
fails. The awful drains stop. Come
to the Guaranty Doctors. Special
low rates this month. Cure guar
anteed.
DEAFNESS dull hearing, ringing
noises. those disagreeable kissing
sounds that keep you awake nights;
those foul discharging ears, all cured
by the Guaranty Doctors new treat
ment. If you can't call. write.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Thomas ~ iochSd ct n ne street
and spsns Taesday night slesp!ns IN q
hallway In the bitter cold. her mother
has taken her from her grandparents,
Mr.. and Nrs Thomas Dobbin. Of :iN
Eighth avenue.
A s,ens was caused BY Mrs Dobsin
when the child was taken from her
house. Ada has lived for the last ak
month"; with her grandparents They
refused TO allow ,heir daughter. tho
child's mother. 90 enter the housue.
Mrs Dohhln sent Ada on a message
10 her aunt. Mrs. Kiernsy. at Eighth
avenue and ono Hundred and Thirteenth
street. Tuesday night, Tho child dii
not ss,urn and Mrs DoSbIn though; she
vas At AIRS Kierney's .ouse
Ada did not return yesterday morning
and Mira Dobhln strt her son 10 hook
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

china haA hssa found Mrs.. Thomas ~
to her mothers once more. grabbso ~
kissed her and put on her hat and ceat.
I'm going TO take my baby swAy."
she said. You lie, her sleep IN hall.
ways. and now I'm going to look after
her"
~ she leaves this house" Mrs. D.
bin said. she can never enter the 49,
again.''
Ms. Thomas picked the child up. M.
Dobbin began TO scream. Neighbosu
rushed In and there WAS a scene OF sx-
element. Hut all said that a mother
had Hight to her own child. and M.
Thomas escaped with Ada.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Inconsistent End rational" but speld
thars rssol.'chun juet VIE csher foha %.
except A. 4 mesurs q bank trusfs.
Society here 10 upese for resepshun
ksrds ma! have 10 be kalei in. or the
fsknlty kaied down. President HAlsey.
ing ATS over the return 10 Chaucers
STYLE and the noiige thar the woody
West H. shed Of the efets East Kwi,s
a bunch o: buds al thay wont have
bunch Of buds sal thsy ST b Tern
70 TAX shorthand while ,hay reeve
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
M'aLoRY's NEW RESORT.

The main floor and gallery AZ now
carpeted and filled with chairs and
tables. II was intended ~ first 10 have
the main floor for . dancing hall. but
tho action OF the Police Commissioners
In refusing . concert hall license forced
shs change.
AZ the extreme end Of the hail 10 q
large stage with all the accessories Of .
regular thsatrs-curtains. fies, foouights.
drops and borders. The curtain was up
last night, allowing . back sosns repre-
senting The Little Church Around -.
Corner"
CONCERTS T0.Nl6hT7
Me0lory Was not Ia the building. but
Nephew Campbell w1s.
What are you going 10 % With the
stAssf' ~ was asked.
Why. givs performance. Of course.
W. tho AnSva1.
Later Q waiter saia \ wss inesndsd to
sAst concerts tonight. bat he wasn't
0ara
TIE crowd in the building UP TO !
O'Clock this morning. when the place
olossd. nsvsr numbered more chan twen-
sy-sivs ~ tina There we're not half
dossn women In the house during the
evening. Everybody APPEARED % be there
out OF curiosity and none remained more
than hftssu minutss. Although the place
was brilliantly lighted and heated It's
bign0s and the long row. OF empty
chairs made u unattractive.
~ Campebn OF any one else tries q
concert In that building tonight or any
q her time arrests will at once b made"
was ss:i this morning oy The sesgeans ~
the West Stxty-dGhth street Station.
TIE Police Board has refused the place
q concert or theatrical license and they
must abide BY the decision
There will not be- IN ulAGal sale OF
liquor or any disordcrly acts permitted
there. The slishteat infraction Of the
law and tho place goes. He may think
ne has the advantage Of us now. But
IFS only a question Of time when the I'D.
vantage Will be on our side. He knows
Irat. too"
The legal course pursued In csncelling
a liquor tax certificate Is . tedious one.
After the petition TO the supreme Court
there Ii a referee appointed TO take testi-
mony. Where Il 10 DESIRED. the taking OF
this testimony may b continued over q
long stretch Of time. Hut the Excise
Commission says II II going 70 hurry UP.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

The child was hall frozen. She was 10
chilled tina, she VAS unable to talk. but
shs vas weeping bitterly. Size was car
ried upstairs TO Mrs. Kierney's apart
men.s and given food and put TO bed.
When able to TAX she said that she
had slept all nighi in a hallway. but she
could no, tell where the hallway was.
Mrr. Thomas heard Of her daughters
disappearance and hurried to her moth.
ers. Mrs. Dobbin ordered her out. and
she reported the child's disappearance at
the One Hundred and Twenty nf,h stree,
station.
Took the child Away.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
SHlKAGO IS SHOKBD.
renetie sNeltag u % ~ TOaGhs
Thsre In the Crate
vuISerslt,,

sHIKAGo. Jan. Phonetic spelink
vii be the rul In the shiksgo University
~ 'ir NJ onshsi publlcashuns go. I.!,el
Georgy's funny stories did Il. Tho this
fski IL not cAtaloged- The nlosofy big
bugs 4 professors mad the rul. TIA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

hssseH and her tvssvs-ysar-eld son on
IN . week. has rsos.vsd from an anon.
ymous sympa,hissr In Rye Il 70 buy =.
New Years dinner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

SITS Coufoetablsa, &c
AN ENORMOUS PURCHASE !
Over three Thousand full sa,e
Bed Comeoftaojes, q
about Ooo.fSalf Prize.
There are various kiads n
this lot, beautiful howased
| designs, good filling coe-
ton; there Is not one IN the
lot worth less than $50.
some are worth Si.5S. and
some are even worth more
than that the entire lot ~
this big SALE. choice, 90
each, 90
7e. Muslin, Axe.
36-ineh White i1seels, nice
fine aualitv II We were to
buy this to-,lW the psics
would be &c; our sale As
price, per yd.. ~
j0e. Muslin, &c. I'd.
J6-inch f;rts1t q the Lsoa,,
Fidelity and | ansdon 76MuD.
Inns not ANY al these 0cN
less than 9c.inc ioc.ydi Il
our sale price. yer yd.. q
7e. Muslin, 4Ae. I'd.
J6-inch Uabjeorhed 1us.
lia; the Kind thai sells 4
&c. yd.; during this sale. ~
per yd., fl
&c. Muslin. Sac. ID
Join. Uableached MUslla,
extra heavy; these are In
manufacturers ends from
Alto 30 yd. Pieces sell in
the regular way II ". K &c.
yd.; our sale Price. per -
3D.. "a
81 Sheeting, IKE. I'd
10 cases = nblesched SlAeel.
Ing, -, yd,. wide; good
auality; Is rooc value a
ise. I'd; for our sale. ~
per yd.. bI2
1914 Sheetin g,l2isc I'd.
iS cases UnbleSche1 Sheet. |
ing. -, yds. wide. and The /!
white ~. yd,. vi1e these /
sell regularly Il 2oc. yd-; oss
sale price. pr ~ !
I'd. "a |
Big ehanee n buy 0ootoo |
Mis- Sheetiae II about
,js. less than manufacturer
prices. No better shsrtins
It any price.
Price NJ iol (
Bostoa Blesched 4 U.s.
tlsached Sheetins, - J
27he- our rTiee. - !
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

ysv Years Fest fer StroG0lsss.
Nh His sch!nek. OF Ill Amsterdam
AVENUE, vhs rsoantly told In TIE Even
inn World Of her struggles TO support
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
Mems Collars and Cuffs.

Avoid cheap collars a, apparently low prices
when you can buy clean. perfect fitting collars at
still lower prices here.
Meas and Boys Collars, >.Piy, a. Of the most poe-
ular styles In poks wings, straight sandings, high md
very fine; same quality reaiE to day At ise our an 9O
nual sale price, for ~
Hess Csfls. <.Fly, same gade Ayls. In links sauafe
and round corners retail. value 2Se- annual sale ~
price. pairs for %
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
Dinnities& Swiss.

1000 yards OF Tine N0oty,
al new spring designs and
eolors. including navy blue
grounds ako 4 barge variety
ii Stripes ssl poieta
Dots: now ], the time 10
supply your future wants
~ four 10 six weeks this
Dimi,y will bring from ioc.
to i2He. yard and is web
worth Il. These win he
pl1eed on sal. 10 NOR. -
row AZ. per yard. o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
ROOSEVELT ENDORSES THE
WORLDS IDEA OF PUBLICITY.

kDsislGo eastsSuAlistty
sas asaAsst - the -
,s~v10s Injustice a.
Se<vee. rtvslsGov. RoOsFvEiTS M~sssse-a,.
remedy TSusts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
POLICEMAN ON WATCH.

Another ornament In the front was .
policeman. placed there by Capt. Stain
kamp. OF the Yves, sixty-eighth strsss
station. He scanned every person sHssr-
ing and leaving the place. His presencs
there caused . number Of persons who
intended 10 enter TO change their mindA
Entrance wa. secured through two
swinging doors into a small bare ves-
'ibule. There WIS stationed . square
jswed young man who was ready. Will
ing and eager to bounce" any persvn
the manager might indicate.
Swinging open two moro doors. the
visitor Is In the hall proper. Ths Is
room sixty feet long by thirty broad.
The ceiling reaches to the rsof. and
there IL narrow gallery running
around az the height OF the second story.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
zoe. Dotted
Swiss, t2Kc.

,oooo very beautiful designs
in noetei So lss aad Jsc-
cSsr6 SwlAs: also I'm.
Crgaadles. These are the
very newest String elects
most Of .h;m are IN waist
and dress I,nsths. which we
secured from The manGfac.
ilrsi very mreh undci
rfies In IRE regular wa
these sell At 7oe. I'd; ~
csf specialprk.. yd- "a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
| Housekeeping Linens.

7oe. Dnn:f Cloths. ~.
900 Dinner Cloths, Ca
man imported. nice 81.
quality. viii wear we'll sire
s,sei IN; sell in The reeulir
way At a. our pixie, 40
Zach. II
Sl.@ Napkins, Csc.
40 DOZEN Tahls Naekias.
all pure linen. ,try GOOD
guilty imported 10 sell q
si.,S during this OK
sale. Dozen, -
&c. Frinscd Napkias \.
,op dor. frlnEed Nseklas,
~ rurs linen, fancy COZ
ofed borders, have sold
thoasinis Al O. our saIe9
Prize. each, y
Soc. Diapss Piece at ~.
Biri's-Eys C)saess. q
nefes eids lloyd. p1ecnh
rsgab' Al sov- DUNG
this Stlt. pcf RIGA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
cana Was Half Frozen,

for her lie found her leaning against
child's mother. 20 enter the house.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

skirts, deep lawn hounce
with 2 rows OF insertion
and lace edge. ss illus 20
trsted. o.
Skirts, deep lawn flounce,
with ) inch torchon 10
hee edge and insertion. ~
Gowns
0ow %, good muslin. yoke
Of cluster tucks, trimmed
with eambric rufhe, also
Empire shape, insertion
across front. neck and
sleeves, finished with 10
eimbrie fuiile. II
Gowns, muslin, square yoke
of insertion and tueks, tin
ished with embroidered or
lace rufils also square yoke
OF tucks. with insertion
Aeross bottom, trimmed al
around with an embrold-
cred rufle; four 30
STYLES, ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04


No Mail Orders filled
Sheets and
Pillow Cases
at a saving Of 70 per cent.
on present market prices.
q. Pillow Cases q, each
SIZE
I,ooe Oeed PloDoW Cases,
with vide hens. size %7x36
and 1910 inches, sell feg,i-
hsly Al O.; our sale ~
Price, each. -
Jse. Heu,stitehsd PHI
low Cases l0e.
600 DOZEN ealotltehe6 ~.
Dow Cases, extra heavy
weight, size $3.50 inches
these are exceiient value ii
iSc. each during this IN
sale. each. ~
&c. Sheets 29e.
rs dozen Sheets, good quail
ity, with wide hems Sue
o5Xo0 inches these sell reg
uhry Al >2c.; our 10
sale price. each. II
sc. Sheets Sc.
,+s dozen Sheets, excellent
quality, with wide hem
size Six90 inches; for full
sire bed these sell regularly
Al SAC; our sale price, 20
each, ~
1000 dozen Shesss, hem
stitched and plain; very line
quality; the manufacturer
prices are 70 PEI cent. more
than our sale prices.
Size SixoG Manufacturers
price, Phin Hens, 5Ot.; Hem !
stitched, SOC; our
prices, Plain Hens. 20
each. ~ |
Hens.itched. each. a
t2He. Canton Flannel. |
Yard, 6Ae. |
Thousands 81 pieces OF Ca.
too Flsssei, heavy un-
hleaehed; in manufacturer
Ends, from = to IS I'd.
pieces this grade sells reGu-
hrly II i2rc. I'd LII
our price. per I'd. on
Bed Spreads. |
Comfortablcs. |
500 Spreads. each &c.
6oo White Bed Spreads,
full Sire, hemmsd ready for
use these SPREADS are ex-
eellent value II Si.2S Q0I
during this sale. each. O<
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Uo6 Stoo0o60 SeQeool
Unlauadered s irt,
extra heavy muslin, fine
count pure linen bosom,
extra full size reinforced
front and back, patent back
and sleeve facing, gusseted
Al skin; @-ply pocket neck.
band, good value Al sos.
Our Annual Sale Price 10
lin si,es i3H to 49,. II
Mems Lssndersd White
Shirts, for full dress or
street wear, open back and
froas, +-ply bosom. heavily
tnterIined. pocket neck
band. When you see them,
you win supply yourself
for a year. 8 their equal
has never been sold $40
our Annual Sale Price. o.
Mems FlaaNeietto Pa.
mas-Earmtnts Is popu-
lar to-day q 4 night.robe-
pretty psttssne nothing
that Is mofe comfort.
able to sleep In; once you
own one. you will never be
without II. To thoroughly
introduce these garments,
that are worth toby Si.a5.
we make the price for TX
Our Annual Sale. -
Mems and Boys All.
Over percale Shirts,
hundred. open back and
front, split neckband and
all the latest improvements
required IN . shirt 10 d,r
only up-to-date styles al
have separate cuffs 500
value, and they are cheap
Il that. Our Annual 20
Sale Price. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
Towels.
Me. Towels at,
Each. DIE.

Each, I2se.
The greatest Towel ofsr ever
nude. An importers entire
stock. in all about 2.6o0
dorsn (heemss D:nask
Towels, 20 he sold ehslpsr
thin ever before knoNn.
Some have knottsd fringe.
and som. are hsmmed;
beautiful assorted hort:rS;
many In this VI have
hrothsi hosisrs; Sues viry,
to,joto DSs2 intbes; there
AZ rot any in the lot worth
less thu re. most II them
ne vofth ~. ~ I'll
nc. tath ehoiet.eaeh lki
*. Twill Cash. re. I'd
Btca red Twill Clash,
good guilty, Al. ~
na, q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Despite the fact that there Il hanging
over his head q threat Of civil and other
action for making an afidavit. disputed
by the State Excise Commission. An
drew J. Campbell. Billy McGlory's
understudy. persists In running . new
resort n West Fifty-ninth street.
The Excise Commission declares that
pfoseeiinss have already been begun to
cancel the liquor tax certificate he
secured. They sllese that his declara-
tion that there was not building used
exclusively A. dwelling house within
10 hundred feet Of his saloon 10 untrue.
There Az two such buildinss within
that limit.
On the other hand campsli declared to
an Evening World reporter late .aH,
night that no know Of no such action
In any event the Nv gives him the r.gAt
to open h!s place ana kssp II opsa
until the euprsns Court dsoSdas the
question Of whs<Asr his certificate was
legally and honestly secured.
The new gray-stons 'front.' building.
situated . few doors west Of the Grand
Circle. on F1fty.ninth street. was abiaas
with lights lart night. On The root were
huge ground giass electric globes. while
on q course Of sons vas . row OF
arc lShtS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Osawsss. good muslin. with
embroidered insertion, also
In cambrie. with deep lawn
rune, trimmed with v7len-
seftion. II
Orawess, fine cambrie OF
muslin, with deep embroid-
OF tueks, 81
DRIVERS, inc esmhrie. nm
brelh rune a hwn, with
wide lace and inses- 90
ton. 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04
GIRL LOCKED
OUT Of HOME.
Little Ada Thomas Slept
All Night in a Cold
Hallway.
Because eiEht-yesI-old Ala Lillian

Because .,Eht-yesI-oid Ala Lillian
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Til, has proved to be the greatest sale Of Its kind
ever held in our store which is equivalent to ayng
the greatest in the city. The goods we are offering
are much below the cost of making. Il will pay
to come from remote distances to attend this sale
No Mail Orders filled during this sale.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Drawers, tine csrnbfie or
muslin. with j-ineh EN-
broidered RUNE, OF with
deep umbrella RUNE OF lawn
trimmed with torehon lace
and insertion, In four 40
STYLES. ~
OraWess, tine cambrlc, s.
inch umbrella rufh:.
trimmed with .-lneh TOT.
chon lace and inSer 20
tion, ~
drawers, tn. .anbrie, deep
hvn rufilt. trimmed with
bow knot, Lace and 90
insertion. "
Infants Wear.
Infants Long Slips, OF AN
h'ie. pointed yoke OF all.
over embroidery, flnished
with an tmesosdefed az
fpM:, ~
1ofaaes' .Slsoet OVUooes OF
tine cansbsic, sQu,rs woke Of
Insertion md tuek;. EN-
D Dses md sleeves. sS".. 90 49
,.S..s., s,,n,. l,,.s... .,
40, r,mh,,r s,.,,. va, "a
III ,r,e,,,ors io,csi,oy,,h,,
.ni ,,;rmst ,,ourd NTH
,.,neh ,,rh,oid,,,d 40
mn. cyl
$500. 49,. n......I
~ 1872 sm
with yoke Of ,uet, and ~
ss','"n, Wy me emt'on'
eieu iu"'e "on' N.s, osd
shouhef' 'nsefS'oh rev ano
ho'nef s's,e"i 'me ,'n'riN
WIN iound o.s % iuesS
sho ,hS.f''h from ani ries.
t,x,xhSl .atsk IA. - -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Oewns. short Empire yoke
N iour lace insertions and
tucks. with ruitle Across
bottom Of woke, edged with
hee also square neck with
Insertion and rum. 40
around neck; jstylss, ~
Downs, tine muslin. pointed
yoke OF 4 lace Insertions
and hems,itehed tucks,
finished with lace 20
fuffle. ~
Gov ~, fine muslin. Empire
yoke, with embroidered n.
seftton around neck. I'm.
iShed with rune, trimmed
with lace and insef. 20
ton. ~
0oWaS, tine oambrie. Empire
yoke ri embroidered insef.
iions and tucks acroaS,
finished siih an EN- 20
hsoidered ruf'lt. o.
0oWas. muslin, square neck,
embroidered ruffle and in.
seftion Across front. also
revers ri insertion and 20
embroidered rufii,. o.
Downs, tine eimsrie. squire
meek. rtysrS and ae-oss
front ellhofattly trimmed
With lac. and inssf. 10
tons, ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-04

Took the Child Away.
when she learned last nigh. that the
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-23
Our Adoptrd Islands.

Secretary OF War Root. In an interview at
Havana, said that he was satisfied that tho
Cubans would be capable OF self-govern-
ment. He added that the United states
would keep faith with them.
Senor Flores. who was Secretary OF War
in Acuinaldos so-cslled Cabinet. has sur.
rendered 10 General Macarthur.
General Otis at Manila shipped for Bar,
celona, Spain. 533 SpanIards. including
elghty-,our officers and 427 enlisted men
OF the spanish army who had been rescued
from the Filipino insurgents,
The Governor OF North Camarines with
his stsf surrendered TO the Americans at
Nueva, Caceres. Z. |. He also ordered
runners sent ou, through the country 20
proclaim American Sovereignty,
Aguinaldo's infant son, who was cap.
tured in November aud taken 10 Manila,
aud who nai been suffering from snall.
pox, Is dead.
The camp at Cayay, Porto Rico. selected
now In progress OF organization. has been
designated Camp Henry"
special Court designated "a a Board
has been appointed 10y General OTIS To for
mulate a comprehensive system OF civil
government for the Philippine Islands.
Smallpox Ia common among the natives
In the Philippines.
Wreckers recovered the safe OF tho Span
ish destroyer Furor, near Santiago de Cuba.
but IL was seized by American officers,
using an army tug.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-23
Automobile Costumes.

In the park and on the roads lead
ing to and from the out .of.town head
quarters of the Automobile club Sc
yere-weather- -defying costumes piped
with leather and more ornate dresses
for fair days have suddenly become
plentiful.
A checked homespun toilet in blue
and gray, displayed by lady who has
steered her own gasoline carriage all
winter, has attracted attention on its
every appearance. Small, close.set
buttons fssten its short coat so snugly
as to leave no opening at the throat,
the better to direct admiration 20 its
bright leather cuffs and collar and the
rolls OF leather inserted in the seams
Narrow panels Of leather appear on
The front OF its skirt, and on these are
buckled leather pockets, small aud
smart and most deliciously absurd in
their affectstion Of practicality.
A new "suto" coat, variations upon
which are displayed by several devo-
tees Of the automobile is long, sack
shaped and mado of fine clotS Of a
pale tobacco shade. The novelty OF
the garment lies in the fact that il is
guilefully stitched to deceive the IN.
wary into taking il for an overskirted
coat. one set Of threads making deep
ysndyke points that seem to fall
above a shaped Aounce. although said
founce consists OF nothing but q sec =
ond set OF threads crowded together
In ten or twelve inches Of horizontal
stitching.