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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-21
MISSOURI.


EEEI Blu ~IEIfAL
Jerrrsun G;y. Mu. Dct- -A-S.t1.ttgr aI state
sam B. ,'lls tr-I1v tszlaI-a sfrtfuas-c 90 i1-
eoITowusa o. 'ac -AIesi. OH lHl Gas C1a-aaly
q Joplin capital. srff-F. i1lf uasi iu.tr-
porate-~-E- d LowLsymik. j. D. Spencer. II.
= Freeman an! ,tEa-S.
The American Humiuv Company ~ NsN JCr-
sey- Uith capital OF $500 ulel evidence or
INCORPORATION. with a capital uf- N2lrH O. be
used IN Ms. uri. ui-L office az -. IHralr
The Mary - Mining Company Cd. N.-- Viz
GINA. with a rarI-L' - 500 ulsl -El-.lrr n
Incorporation. az. g. used lu. M.s=lEr-. ~ith
Cfnce AT Fortuna.
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STEAMSHIPS.
JAPAE.eHlNa

IAnsH- CHINA PHILIPPINE IsLANps VIA
WINS HONoLULt-PaciIc Mail :
3 Co. Occidental and cre-faf :. - Co and
Oriental s : Co From san Francisco: America
4aru. October -; Korea November Gae-sc,
-Nofcmber 10 For plss1Ge ard freight rates res
q passage. orders and Information apptg
70 J. II Lathrop, general ageut. 80 olive 81. 81.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
III1NnIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. IL. oct. e0-Certineates Of 81.
corporation we're issued to-day by Secretary
OF state Rose as follows;
The Benson Creamery Company. Rrns1n; capi-
tai. $50. ulanuiaetuflug butter anu crrese- ln-
SolpoiatorS-G j. PARKS. A. II. Irunaket aud
The Columbia Payer C--naaay. chicago. eafl=
tai. &sr. luauufacturil= paper incorporation
George r.. cromwell A. ~. turirT a1d r. -
The Hon, coal Company. Mount Palassii ca.i
tai, ts.oH: mining uual and manufacturing t1l,S
aad tiles. uclrfor1aur-1 T. ScAafeF. ". IL
clark and p. Z. banner
The utsenar CarlieEek Company. chicago cap
itaL &1eH. Manufacturing eie~ctre-nctleai IN
~ and Aia.t1nr- uN.lru4aIgf-DtN.
mar Carlirzek. William Never and a y. TaSert.
The Preston GasI rompauy- tuicagqs capita.
SGpG, manufacturing tools and MACHINERY IN
ospcrator-Char-es , Preston. J. - stanln
anu J.. " SSke%.
ne Reformed school society q Enciewood.
Chicago. CduCauon q children in English and
Holland langusEvs lnc-rIoTato- 49, Hl.haLS. a..
Meyer and l. iiefr-
Ihe Flora c5mmer-ial Association, E5rn: rgo-
motion q The business interests - Flora lncot-
pcrators-H- r PiXlsy. - p Srlnu ard 4 H.
The Granite city club Granite CITY. social
". Eissurns. sr-
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association. Nelson.
= maintain "a ccu-tery- l-aai.rraf9r--Seshara
Mis-man. Ctris.ian Grohe and Christopher Suitl.
The saesei Heart ~ Jesus CsicsEu- social and
henrNo-tnt- lnenrprators-Jorn Iroria- Anton
JarNel and John SLlbE.
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81. LOIS.

Articles - i5co-gomtien wee mst ycSts=dsy
Nth TIE Recorder = D-.is ~ the i-l-l.n EN-
Allu tcmFaut. wlth-a zap al 1000 lA-e are
s"' suaie - 40 each. ana they q i-fisei -
lntf, Edward T. S.-vir, 1876 The purpose a- trc
company j. 90 collect s-t rzEiHs 3 s
The Huh eI.rrIr- r-rra. a - arff-I.a z fn-
Sorp9ralga with a capita, e Gt TreEe ~.
lH shares. and they ARE held gs follows David
harhurgef. g. "a az Il rturs,-. Esther liar
burger. =
The Hotel AHUNcaln tgm.l-y Tel rn,ice q an
trcrease - its capital 50 eh from &lNel % fi@I-
ge The assets are given as 5000, and the lia-
biiitles as S-Hh.
Articles Il incorporation wsr' G.cI By tre :
RaskuW!tZ E1ff'r uuauy. with "a capital u
sl.p3t. There are -u -ra-tS ara hos sEs tvit-
81 a. follow; sam HtssoU.tz Cog Foxy Eas-
koWltZ- 80 Z Levitt. ~ Ah zlIl y Sll-ru.ln.
=. solomon Sc3tz. 81. Lgll~ Esrc.
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wedding Rings Solid Cold.
Finest qualities. $ 10 3. ~AeUnod d JAG
CARDS. Broadway and locust.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..

STOCKHOLDERS ~NEETING-s special Iaeei-
ing q the E5ockI0l-crs 81 re Cgl-1 ils;.d Llu-
ber and storage Company g ca.i-i for Lee
cemher 1. ls02. ar = 2 U. 81 'E- Office 9c the
Colrl1ny- 80 th.salsr o. f0-uufTgU. II pass
upon he proposition Co I,5ure thv capital sock
from SL1-l - g 5s1.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
The Trades.
..APsRENTIcE wANTED-TO learn millinery.
I'D Franklin ave.
B%UrToNHoLE MAKERS wANTED-on. Gus
tom vests best Wages and steady WORK Apply
leo Franklin. second nor.
COATMARERs wANTED-Siv eoltmakers At
once w. a Gerry. Ladies Tailor, lA Cook
DYEHoCsE HELP wANrED-Ezpsrea5eI
best help rs washingtJn ave
TRoNIMAKERs wASTED-Ten ~.ICsHenesi
frrntmasefss ten experienced sl-rNenl1ksfs and
Mckinney shin Factory. I6s Laels ave
GIRLS wANTED-GIIls tor custom WORK:
steady work: 600 psy. u5 Ouv- -
III wANTED-Giu 90 thr-w lu typ. AMI
70 Eeneral circular typ~seitinE call AZ 20
Softh COMMERCIAL .
NEEDLE OPERATORS wANTED-Tw1 nee
tle union special an Operatcss ca duck crat-.
pants ana drawers Flfth fs,r. AZ SoEtn Eighth
sexton Bros
OPERATORS wANTEr-ou muslin und-r-
wear also tuckers and huttrnho.e makes;
STEADY work. : Grabiusay * 60. IL y. Sev-
,nth 81
PRFssER wASTEp-Tvo busaeim,n. ;zO
rTessers steady work. E1ot ray 1915 Ffuney.
sfuRTMAKERS w.NTED-rIrv exp,rfenc-i
ene huttonhoie maehine gFerator ard two but
ehires. sissdy Nork and E5od rsy. APPS a. NJ
iN y Thirteenih e.. Fegas0n-McKihney SHIFT
Factory No. =
sKIETNAKEHS wASTEE-Fo- ladies taller
Ing II IL Graz. leE Diye q
SKIRT AM WAIST HANDS wANTED-Ex-
prfiencet skirt and waist makers. best ray n
nc city. Macdonald MfE 60. IL Lucas ave.
STITCHINC-RoOM -. WASTED Top
stitcrsr-- iluiAE alskers. C01Er-sS s;i:-A-rs Au-
ry - Rchcfts. lahnsur q RAM shoe -. Th.r-
'eruth snf Ma:snpay sts
TYPESETrERS wASTED-YcurE iades or
typrsfturs Facsimile Litter. lis Holland
~tuildirE.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE.
Miscellaneous.

MEN wANTEp-young mel vith some expert
erce in rackins ela-s aad china ware IS y.
Fnh st. Hall Chcnieai Co.
PORTER wANTED-Por,-5 To- barber Sop.
P0PTFP WANTED-sfagle man Tor porter in
saloon. 4 J. Wiese. sd Cass ave.
TORTER wANTED-White porter far saloon:
good place f0z rsht party. App a. -"l Para
PoRTER. ETC. wANTED-Pu.t- and dish-
washer Sr Aliens Lunehroom. oil Pc 20. .-aie.
POETER WANrEU-Ge.i eo.o-ed rssi one
ae-ust6med 10 woraiug ia rE,tauupt. good posi-
ton 90 right party. Us ONE ~
sH0VFLERs WANTED-Ten men Co shovel
coal At Waierwurks Call al John i-ina Sls
=. Broadway. -
STATION MEH MANIFESTED zen srs
earning an ayerare q $ per day ar kil-ere"
STORE porter. 81. range fireman. So ioir-
SIX handy men around large ttt'-f. La
three grocery elects. s. - board nr1as
Two saloon poTtess. 81 So; asSistfn- bar
Ru- bell. billiard baIi men g. s. boar
Farm hands. milk-rs end ssIGsAr5s. -
~ l1botcic. Arkansas; ah.p ty--as MY
g iaborcrs. Frisco Co: So. Zee. aed c'.a
al. porter. col h1Useman. col yarintas
'' sa iiaborers. Transfers ozark N.s free pass
Ten nonuuioa csJitrteTs. % ~ cts heAF'
~. second. third cooks: clty and -olatZ.
. handy men, Nortts f"F E'4 '~ q
Frse passes north. ~ou;a. .1st we g. ally
lsrFss! 4fnpi. -,n. ut 81 rFan+ ir = L--ala
National EmPi15 M 60
STOUT Young nen IRON he S2un'ry 10 work
in fnctorv good wages 10 olive
Transfer WASTED-City. bond required
See Flaiar. 100 olive St. after s p m
fr railroads and wholesale ho1ses!
ais, drivers aut wagon helpers. Atpy -
TRTCKFRS. ere wANTED-R-ekyard hand
Truckers s~lNer~ ana labursls. Progress Fresa
Brick Co.. kings hshway and Arsenal
WAITER wANTED-Dianer walter. SO y.
Ero14way-
YOi-NG m.n - travel. SIS ana expenses. D..
j. Campbell 2 co. I@ olive
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nv ,.,-,. -,-~
l9dy . b2oese-7er. emg'eysi =; PRESENT: de les
eharze' th.e= Eears eNpt4.e-ce A:issss Il :,
Is'eH Avenue HA@es
sIs work Cal g. L3Wt5a uyI.
cCoK-sItuauoa ~ NJ. Gcrruln coos: VIII
C5ov So. -,
girl a. cook or hens EurE. sn-Nefta ciralali
C0oE-E-,1-.i-- --r.-s H. ell g..
1oT s,-,--,-- -
re- woman fr Cooking aHl alaiS TosA #A
Co0E TTC -z5,-.-,s.. g. - 49,
gisteEs COX ans aaassEir!. references u ~.
-
S'oh-S!{na{,en w.n'e1 - LTsia'ss cifei
COOK. ETC-Situstca ~ tvo cv9erc7cel
maid. =. Ie Ga sam -se ANU: md house
CTTTTTFD --1-Iz1-r,-- w--lJ --t-C y,-4-
10 boaid cor w. q h5asr. hrh-rt .efe-.ates
gifen AM cNle-tca. F Sc EeTusfi"
Observation-Disclosures wsu:el av a neal Ger
man XIII rs hcrs2zin- 'all az @i' i'ns ST.
HoCsEGIEL-situsroa b. q god Gernau
kosyufh ave.
HoUSEGHEL-sfuation wanted by a neat. *
Lfrlcncfn eoi7r-c girl - h~'1SEiri- - North
rfis In ~ 80 S.-f Mn e.liE leh;
V0T-sf 5TCVE- =5.--,5-- ,.5--5 -
80 ~ rasEs-s 90 s'''i" A1lS
"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To- do srne-I h-,-a
~ lAV N'l1A AeiA-i 81 NJ p's-ais an
$500
-Sffif,5i1- --Dt-T - - -7-r
70 q a. eqessAo5s- 4i's -h al Isl bil1ie'
-
INSTRUMENTATION by an expe1isnc~d
cci1red girl for h1ue.earE. can rfro $50 r-f.r
HDTSEKEETER- Lady VIII 1ske charE- -
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Board OF Educstion building. gI Locust -: thor
ough burnese. Shorthand and EnEtish courses.
individual inEiructiors eight experienced teach
ers: pupils enrolled al any time. e~siaiogus free
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STOVE REPAIRS.


SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY young man TO
learn chemistry; age Is + *, Republic.
BOOKKEEPER-Bo0kkoeper wouli Ike work
evenings. from 6 10 10 p as. Republic.
BQOKkEEPER - Situatioh as dauble-entry
bookkeeper by competent YOUNG man; small fac
tory preferred Address i7is Arlington ave, city.
BoY-Situauon by neat colorCd boy OF l. 10
wait breakfast and supper IN bnardins-house
II. A. B.. EEaA Cottage.
CLERk-HounE nan Of a wishes position a.
clerk iE gents furuishlng or clothing store tpa
years experience good references X AZ. Re
public
COLLECroR-Toung man. - years old. wants
position as collector: excellent references and Sc
eultty u Necessary. F al. Republic.
DAIRY ~HAND-situation by good dairy hand.
also handy In kitchen and yard. ?. Peters, at
Restaurant. so y. Broadway.
DENTIST, nine years experience. wants steady
position. viii begin with small salary. q I6.
Republic.
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HELr wlsrrn-rEnaIE.


Cocks.
COOK wANTED-A cook. Apply at Gns PAGE
COOK WANTED
- south seccad -.
COOK wANTED-Expsrienoed cook. wages
- 4lla Olive a.
COOK wANTED-Good cook. small family:
49, VASE u1 = Compton.
COOK wANTED-FIrt-class German cook: as
sst In Laundry. 80 Pine 81.
COOK wANTED-ExDe.ienced cook: good
Hage1 a. Washington ave
NOOK WANTED-Fir1-cizss cock: Rest wages:
reference required 49, olive -.
COOK .wANTED-CooI steady Woman fer
plain cooking AIpiy 16l L7cust -
COOK wANTEb-Cook TO do general house
eotA 20 mail tamLy.-Aefs Mci'h"rscn.
COOK WANTEp-GrI 90 r-.k wash and
I.n. lAmlll ~ tgur atlf - I'm
cupK Err.. wANTEp-coal - waitress.
81, for Eenerel h1ufeogrk 80 finn-y.
COOK. Etc w~ANTED-G.d g so coox,uz
ard ncusewpsk; 10 Wishing siii Westmins-eg
COOK wANTED-Co& To- lunsh sand fall
S.S 600 Easion ave can irtH~~n 1nd
COOK wANTED-Experi.uced cook. city refr--
cnce private family. no laundry w'rk Ap.Jy
i5g1lry work. sman nnHsI E5od wsEes- -
COOK WASTEp-W0man tn restaurant kitrl-
~. % assist rith- cooling. must De- experienced
us Olive e.
COOK WASTED-Gool cooE. ami 20 azsis;
rltE housework. Ees home. hi=a wages cali
Is- Clemens ave
COOK wANTEp-Compctrut cook. vi'A =orsr-
al Homework 10 Iluuirv wuTS. al-H .uT-- Tor
Two small cfld-su. efrasu-ffl tfl Fat. AuHiy ar
sr4r M. SUNDAY fC Catss ayc.
GIRL MASTEp-Gocf sri OBJ assist
with cooking and general homework. 30 washing
or irlniag. god Wages 80 Lllyettr
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ESGfNENAN wANTED-First-clas- engine
nan. % fak- charre q .p7wer-h9us- enginss:
must b--aisl sod machi-ist AMI take charE- =
mtiwr'sht wC.k on e~ieCtric cranes Colorado
Fuel AID I-1l -. Pueblo. Cn.o
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GENTS TAILO w~kSTED-To woSk on la
dies ccats. gcgl paw. come ready O. work II.
H. Cray. L. Olive 81.
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CoRNICE woREERS wASTEu-cooi gal
yanlzei Eoa ccsnice Norkess. inside Vok 81
:. Sixth -
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Mercantile College. Lincoln Trust Building. sew
en:h and Chestnut Sts--ind. vidI Ia inItrueuoa
gwen IN BockEeeping. PcnmEr ship. Sh rthdGd.
TypeWrfting. Ari.hnse.tc. Grammar. etc Fan
term. dsy and uiEht Now open Cali teepnoas
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LOST n FoUxD.

.BRACELET-Lnst. gold bracelet. several golt
ave
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CUTTERS WANTED-CGftrrs IN mel-s u1-k
Apply O Roberts. johnson & Raai shoe 20.
Thirteenth and MiCauIhy ~.
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MEAT OTTER WANTEu-Gocd mea, cutter.
81 ManChes-tr atc.
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FIREMAN. ETc. wANTED-Fgremau 5nd pa
perhzugcr. Hotel Granville
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MAN WASTEu-TEoroGzl ard practical man
% rlt no awnings: must b. thorough and a fast
Workman and give references p,rmauelt POST
ton ElCt sIlary- The Colorado Tent aul AVN
INK Co. 1913 LIwrsnc- 81. I-ny~r. colo
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LEYELER brester. he'll lift cutter and build
- sead3erLetshe-E Sh1- TO. E37-3i Wsrue.
NACIIlNiST WANTEp-Good. all-r0uui "a
cllnlst- ZIG suru-e 4
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GLIDER wASTEI-PictuTe frame metal Gid
e.. cal a. once 1916 y BrCa1way-
GIAZIEEs wANTED-Thf-e giaziers Tor sky
uEEt wnrk. Wcdnesd1y- - louis car Wheel 20
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PgUkIMASNGMd

YOTNG nan - trlvfL - ali eHpeases- d.
camrA.l g 20. - OII.e-
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MEAT CUTTER WANTEu-F~sr--lars u-ai
cutter AZ once single preferred Apply az FL
wart kelIar-s markcl. III y SaraE-
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C--GARMAKERs w~ANTEu-Kuach breakers
Co.. 1915 Frankun-
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MAN WASTED-Yorzr man go help in car
Hag- Blacksmith shop. Appiy I7s-i10 O'Fallon
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COATMAKER wANrED-At onc~. sseady
| work. EooI nv. - Oily
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CARRIAGE PAINTERS WASTEp-Carriase
painter O. start ami nrirt Frei Wagner (
S1n. 21s = urradvHr
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LAs-ERs WANTED-Mcn Co pull over. God
fellow shoe Co. Fifteenth and Poplar So.
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CHAIN LocKET-LOst, Sunday after.
na7p- gold chain and Iocket: opal set in slide and
Irnliants and mono. D. T. 3. on locket; reward
TsFa ~ Ninth IT
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OMPOsIroH w~ANTEn-On TX ioi. SIX
months work. tat COPY r ~. Republic.
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DrSTNG-ROoM GIRL wANTEp-Dinins-rosm
rii fr 4 small restaurant; good Uagss. ll5
s. IeTer=cn ave.
DTNTNG-ROON GIRfs Neutrality-suspicious.
dInInr-rocm EH. Ua per werk. ROOM and board
De Hndiamont Cafe. 20 tollon L-
HoUSFGTRL WASTED-Girl for dinins-room
work ana 10 run errandx us 81 Louis ave
ATTIRE WASTED-Glrl 10 wait on tables
and be useful In restaurant; 40 week - y.
Eleventh 81.
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pTS WANTEu-Young mel with some expert
erce in packiuE cla-s aad china ware IS y.
nth st.. Hall ChcIieaf Co.
PORTER wANTED-Port~F io- barber saop.
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CARPENTEEs wNNTEu-Two car -ntsr-
Call -QiA Eacs ave. 30 a. m- o. a.. Miller
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STATION wANTEp-statilh zen are
earning an AVERAGE q s. per day az kll-brews
.c1mu. near New MIIrid
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IGKNIs 40 sALEsMEN.
Agents.

AGENT WANrED-A resident ag4ht 20 sell
shirts 30 the large towns % Texas state e
rcrierce and reference q go tepulLc
AGENTS WASTEu-Tc sen cur new line OF
remedies. best .Gtr ever made. write or gail Tor
EaEples ard partic1iars- Finley DT1s Co. LII
Morgan 81
SECURITY HONE CONTAINING company
improved rfIz. experienced E1rGg-afuti "a
antees a home ~ loan iu less than. twelve
months. Representatives wanted tnrolgno4t mo
United SinfeS. saIa9y ara e-uinission. 80 cen
tury building
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HORSESHOER wASTEp-Gc5I Eolseshoer
goo MaEes IL s. Ehares
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TYIEsETTERs wASTED-YcurE iad'es or
Facsimile Litter. lis Holland
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The Tradea.

BARBER wANTED-Good ssrber: stsary work.
y Twenty-sgcoud.
nARHER wANTED-BaIbsr to run Shop: Q Ing
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a bolero effect on the tu"ked blouse, the
mlslin being cut ou' underneath, and a
l4E around 'H" sleeves lust above the
elbow. to.pv which there l. a fun pun
The upp"r sleeve j. in 'uyk- close fitting,
and lace form, the Wri-fbani and Collar-
band.
For the coIor'd muslin gowns The cream
and Gnu ia.as are very Wunh employed.
usl a .''lc frI u black ant white .ac~ AZ
".'t"r 'rig- e an n.'r 'u makes a pretty
1ul-t Fill ~" Is especially pretty treated
70 his v1y. % a pal" green muslin
The mt'"ral wt.ch h. m1s' n evidence
among 'i' Iwwrr gowns 'ha' have already
Appeared 10 uJNfr oh" v"''r, made mp IN
sf -pif. % ir---v and -impi" frpck- At
beast 'H,r. ar. l"g-,Hs q simplicity which
,uu ,tp u -frnEI-1 uv comparison only,
-.rr' genuinely - r DO gowns --"m To have
me- part 10 49," ~r'rrno 4 dr--- any way.
Nearly ai ,hn new gowns IN sight show
'ho .'.-. H''.ug hips and har'ug fusn"ss
around M feet, ser fy.ug AL 'hs "arly
rrsirf "n- ANY now cut or mod" II
trimming which oau possibly adj 20 this
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seems to be very popular for veilinss and
| foulari- The plaits begin at either side
4 a vary narrow front. are graduated In
width and are stitched down all around
: almost 20 the knee IL front, the line round
ing M at 'hc hack
In some Il the skirts tho hip yoke effect
is made nv a group Il tucks set In around
tho circular skirt This is EASY 20 accom-
plish, II YOU begin the tucks a. either sid"
~ a narrow front breadth. which may be-
finished down either scam with two or three
tucks.
In the hrst model illustrated. carried
out In whito mousseliuc, tho hap woke l.
made with lines q Alercon lace Insertion.
The skirt u tucked down from the top, and
the pretty bodice Is a combination " trcks
open stitches. which join the groups, Al"r-
en- lace and Irish Lac"
Flovered white silk mous- line forms
another and very elaborate gown, with
tuck-. black velvet ribbon and dainty black
lace which is formed into ro--s Tor added
decoration. The ribbon threads in and out
- tho roS~s AZ tho top - the huuuc" three
graduated row, finish IN" hem and IA. mar
row width trims the pink silk belt and the
bodice
4 pretty model for muslin or white ne,
tucked all over ~" bpdic" aud AZ thrtop -
the skirt = hui-hed with the plated huUuces
edged with tluy ruCn"- lhr'n rows oi
v-iyo; ribbon outline the tucked woke and
head the LOUNGES DECORATED At intervals
with medal.ipus Of laoe. The belt l. uf velvet
ribbon with long loops A. IA" hack
For vol" is the next mode. with %fiuunce-
tucked at the orr and decorated With
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rnish over a FUN lower sleeve of dotted ne,
or chiffon.
Very picturesque are tho evening gown
sleeves. some Il which are merely deep
plAitings Of lace or chiffon. hanging from
the shoulders to the elbows and open on tie
top OF the arm. This -ort II sleeve ncces-
states long gIov"- quite a. much A. n
there we're no sleeves al all.
Other evening sleeves are transparent and
close flung tn the elbow where they gather
slightly into a hand - embroidery from
which a deep plated frill II iace falls. THIS
IL shaped much narrower on the inside
Of the arm than al the hack.
One idea prettily carried out In the en-
hroidered null gowur for evening wear
H. a close short ~cap-shaped piece in APP
pliquA lace or embroidery, Al the top Of
the arm. and a vile full pun NJ Brussels
net over the elbow, arranged u some way
90 that the ara, y. not covered, letw"en thl-
puff and the ACE cap. IT," ue' sleeve in
set with motifs ui la~ d, 81 farming fur the
null gowns. a. the embroidered mulls are
often combined NI'h .a.e ir-lErs
ANY mode 90 opening no, transparent
sleeve down Vie top n' 'Ar upper arm Il
Ia order ,hi- season ard 'ewei.cd CLASPS
nav holn the edges al the shoulder and
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sis fHr fbs fpun isf1n ir=-= - 'h" N"~
Envrst bntIrir rt .t .ITi'. a. 'hr -"i '
H~a'rra.. sI .. s.rtH. Hi~f'' SIN '"'
muh have frr If.f.rar"
Rurf. ... rs s.Hr- ~" me-" ~
sh'" not ~fH Nurt,s d" f-rlr'- l '''h'
uIuE. NIt.u TO- ,tr. rt.t.u a'" AMI
yiubr id.ry .r' Boo 40 tr.uui 'H" .sif'
almost covering t. boo fa.l utN"f '-tsn'
in a. ~, l-,,i tr tH. .tm- mannrr ant
m'SilI''r, 'f ar. INSET on 'u's~t h"'
WHr', 81 H-i.r.
N" ..o go I..." o. '1r" and NOT r'a'
Nnv" wig .,,.,,r f It.r aud a ~afi ~
lace fnr tIr Ir.sI .r.lrsi thr shoulders
Gowns in u, 'avc 'br monopoly
- I,a. his ...,-rn. however. numerous
a.. they are. for tH,-r az lIc wraps, la'"
.uat. lace Wai-'.. lac hats. a. Iafa'"l-
ant lace hot-, :, 1rd la" ia gowns
a. vel. VltI" very drr--v gown - -
laNi-hly rwm,si ~fth ,acr that u b'N"in's
a part IT M" material it-clf
white. 90 whatever material YOU NAV
chou~'. i- without question IN" smart 'hns
this -r,-,r. ant the nov fancy f'r using
lace. Boo IN, - 90 tiuts. Tot trimming gtv"S
the white gowns IN addict harm IN"
Lace -ultru- the rrr,' and helps Ia MAX"
pure Wh,'' much NOR" ha~"mlng 80 -nfi"
WOMEN than - vuuld i~ otherwise
Lac. M , : man" sole" ,s'l"r Is u-'i
mnst ~ ~~'i,,l, un white 'rsanilr~ In a
Wide irregular t~igSi Insertion II heads
the tuckvi fuuncc on one gown, the skirt
above bong cut IN Ave gore aud tucked
in groups. III" -am" Wli" insertion forms
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