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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-28
PROBATE AND GUARD
IANSHIP NOT
Consult County Clerk or the Respect
i've signers for Further Infor-
v4affou

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Estat Of
James Woods deceased. Creditors Will
present claims with vouchers to the un-
dersigued al the office Of A. 3. SAWYER.
2l5 Progress building. Salt Lake CITY.
Utah. on OF before the Goth day OF June.
A. ID. 1893
ARTHUR A WOODS.
Administrator of the Estate Of James
Woods. Deceased
Date OF first publication Feb. 2ist, A. d.
1903
A. b. Sawyer. Attorney for Admins
traitor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-28

ANNUAL STATEMENT.
For the year ending December 81, 1902, OF
the condition of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-28

ANNUAL STATEMENT.
For the year ending Dec. 81. 1892, of the
condition Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-28

ANNUAL STATEMENT.
For the year ending December 81, 1902, Of
the condition Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-28

Location OF ONCE: SOS Auerbach build
Ing salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-28

Portland. ore. March 2l.-When
President A. Il. MohIer Of the Oregon
Railway O. Navigation company was
shown the dispatch from ogden stating
that the Oregon Short Line and the
Oregon Railway g. Navigation com
asUv would be consolidated under one
management with headquarters az
Portland. Dee said:
~ do not know anything about IT,
There never has been any truth I'D
similar rum1rs.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
The Visitors.

Mr.. Herbert Young spent Sun
day in Rock Hill.
Mr.. j. A. Armstrong of Colum.
bla came up Saturday.
Mr.. FL. J. McKeown of Corn
well was in town a couple of days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Edwards of
Bascomville visited relatives here
last week.
Mr.. Stephenson, the furniture
man, has returned from a visit to
his old home over in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Jordan and
the latter's sister, Miss Marie
Cornwell, spent Sunday with their
parents over the river.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
Death of Mrs. Eta JYdJker.

Mrs. Ella Walker died Monday
night at her home here after a
three days illness of pneumonia.
She was the youngest child of
the late w. S. Crowell and was
3S years of age. She was twice
married, first to Mr.. A. j. Ben
nett and next to Frank Walker.
She leaves three children, the
eldest of whom, Miss Nina, is
about grown. She also leaves
two sisters, Mrs. w. G. Adams
of Rock Hill and Mrs. Greer of
Charlotte, and one brother, Mr..
Claude Crowell of Rock Hill.
Her remains were inferred yes
terday afternoon in the Presby
terian cemetery, after a funeral
service conducted by Rev. W..
III. Hodges of the Methodist
church.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
To Whom it May Concern.

The Flat Greek school is with
out teacher OH account of our
teacher going off to college. We
want good teacher for about
81 or 4 months and we want our
school to commence on the 3Oth
inst. Any good teacher who
wants school might do we'll to
apply to the trustees at Flat
Greek, s. c., at once.
M. @. Gardner,
4. l.. Blackwell,
w. S. Morgan,
Trustees.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
Read This.

The Lancaster Cotton Mills
Machine Shop is fitted with
modern up-to-d date tools and ma
chimes and has mechanics capa
BILE of doing first class work in it
They are prepared to repair
Engines, Boilers, Gins and Ma
chinery of all kinds. First class
work and moderate charges is the
"motto." Can bore out cylinders,
patch boilers and give all kinds
of machinery a thorough over
hauling, and guaran it work
ing satisfactorily after leaving the
shop.
Apply to the Superintendent
or at the Machine Shop, at New
Mill. n1S-4t
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
Lane sens Gin Receipts.

The amount of cotton ginned
IN this county this fall shows a
falling off of nearly one third as
compared with last fall. The
number OF bales ginned last fall
up to the 18th of October was
1912. The number this wear
up TO the same date was 1897
bales--a shortage this year of
3,945 bales. There are 100 gins
in operation in this county this
season. In the entire state the
number Of bales ginned this fall
up to The 18th OF October was
414,7o9, against 6O1 ,431 up to
the same date last year.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
DONE Forget.

Don't forget to call and pay
that little amount you have been
owing for the paper we have been
sending you these many months.
We have favored many of our
subscribers in waiting patiently
on them, and now we expect them
to show their appreciation by
settlement. Quite a number have
already paid us this fall and we
confidently expect the balance to
do like wise.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18

DIR. and Mrs. B. j. Witherspoon
of Charlotte spent several days
here recently on their return home
from the Witherspoon-Kaminer
wedding.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18
Short Locals.
Wednesday, November 1S, 1903

"0Nh0SodJ, NoNelhDeT 10, looo
Born, Nov. 13, 1903, TO Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Mobley, "a daugh-
ter.
Fifty caddies plug tobacco 20
sell at '20c per pound.
Benefits Grocery.
Miss Eunice Long has been
elect ed teacher OF the Pleasant
Plains school, at Longsville, which
opened Monday.
There will be- hot supper AT
the home of Mr.. A. j. Bailey
Friday night next for the benefit
OF the ST. Luke parsonage. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Rev. w. M. Thompson, mis-
sionary to Brazil, made two very
interesting addresses in the Pres.
byterian church here Sunday, one
in the morning and one at night.
There will be lecture at
Unity. church Thursday night by
Rev. j. Knox Montgomery OF
Charlotte. The proceeds to be
applied to carpeting the church
New crop Georgia cane syrup
and New Orleans; also buck
wheat. Benefits Grocery.
Mr.. d. p. Little of the Z,ar
section of Union county has sol,
his place and will move into th@
Camp Greek lection of this count
near his brother, Rev. w. +.
Little.
Lee Barnes and Fed Foster
were convicted of violating la
borer's contract last week, and
Magistrate Cask ey sent them to
the chaingang for 80 days.
-STRAYED OR STOLEN -
A small black SOW pig, about 7
weeks old. Suitable reward.
Jarvis Cunningham,
Lancaster, S. @.
Hood Stewart, the negro
who was convicted for killing Ell
Hammond near Jacksonham
about a year ago and sentenced
TO the penitentiary for five years,
made his escape from a farm in
Abbeville county a few days ago,
and is now at large. A reward
OF $25 or $50 is offered for his
capture.
Mr.. d. +. Walters of the Wild
Cat section showed on ou1 streets
recently lot of a new variety of
cotton which he has been growing
for three years, having started the
first year with a small mail pack
age of the seed sent him by one
of his sons in Texas. The variety
is called the Texas Five Lock
Big Boil, and 1t is as pretty as
we've ever seen.
Died, Nov. 10, 1908, at the
cotton mill here, of consumption,
Miss Lula Fox, the 17-year-old
daughter of MIR. j. A. Fox. She
was a member of the New Hope
Baptist church, where her re-
mains were inferred that after
noon.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18

daughter OF Mr.. w l.. SoweIl, o..
Chesterfield county. These young
people are very popular and
host OF friends in the two coun-
ties will wish them a long, happy
aud prosperous iite.-Ledger.
L. &. Payseur has a lot of
fine feathers at so cents a pound.
Program for the Union
meeting of the M0r!ah association
Will appear in our next issue.
-$9.75 buys a double-barrel
breech-loading gun, front action
locks, 30 inch barrel, top action
a firstclass gun in every respect.
First ones who come with the
cash gets them. Only four guns
at this price. b. g. Hough.
Mr. w J. Gnent who lives
about three miles south vest of
town was badly bruised up last
Friday evening by being thrown
from his wagon to which the
mules were running off He was
caught under the body which was
overturned, and for awhile he
was thought to be very seriously
hurt. DR.. Strait was called, and
the injured man is getting along
all right.
Just received, a car load of
Shingles. w. M. Moore.
MIR. j. N, Estridge is still
very low, hardly expected to re
cover.
FOR SALE-Ip desirable To-
cation, ! acre town lot, with 5
room dwelling, barn and wood
house. Good we'll on premises.
Apply to
Williams & Crawford,
Agents.
Spot cotton dropped to 1O4
on this market yesterday morn.
ing but as the future market re-
gained about 80 points of it's loss,
spots will probably be higher to-
day.
In order to make room for
my Christmas goods | have re.
duced the price on my Ladies'
and Misses hats to a song. So
here is your chance to get good,
fashionable hat at half price.
l.. Q. Payseur's is the place.
-STRAYED OR STOLEN
A light red and fawn-colored Jer
sey Heifer, with a small white
spot in its face and one behind
one of its shoulders, also a little
white in flanks, with short, stubby
horns. 1t is about Is months old,
well grown. 1t disappeared from
Mr.. Jake Knights pasture, about
three miles northeast of Lancaster
either Saturday, the 7th, or Sun
day, the 9Th, inst. A suitable
reward will be paid finder, or any
information leading to her recov-
cry. K. f. Boyce,
RID. Mol Lancaster, S. @.
Speaking of silver-plated
ware-I handle Rogers & Bros.
Star brand, Rogers Bros. 1847
brand, and others cheaper. All
guaranteed by myself and re.
placed in my store if not satisfac-
tory. B. @. Hough.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dog
wood, Hickory and Holly Logs.
Freight paid on carloads. James
Cockshott, Charleston, SC.
o21 Am
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-11-18

Sheriff Hunter says that doubt Of his political
enemies will rejoice at the escape of Walter McManus
alias Walter Arant from Jail and will have many things
to say In regard to it with the view of nurng him
officer He says from such enemies he is expecting
any information aid whatever for love- money
good of the country causing him escaped
prisoner He says if Walter McManus, alias Walter
Aran not caught he will be prisoner who ever
escaped from Jail during his several Sheriff and
that not caught and brought back his, Shers
own expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
NEEDS OF BARNARD COLLEGE.

Miss Laura D. Gill. the dean OF Barnard Col
iege, on presenting her report OF the progress OK
tho college 10 tho president and trustees Of Colur-
bia University says that the last year has been
the most prosperous which the institution has yet
known. and carries with It not only the surety %
present but the promise % permanent growth and
success She refers gratefully 10 the gift OF land
made last year by Mrs. Elizabeth Nlbank An
derson. and goes 70 say
With the great funda mental need which fleets
all future development thus fully met the college
officers can so forward with free minds 20 derlns
and arouse enthusiasm for the various minor yet
urgent needs Of the present moment The demand
for a dorrnitory was mentioned a year ago as
imperative to q degree second only 70 that tor
land Il now stands boldly at the head q me hsI-
This years experience without a doruitory ha9
proved even more forcibIy than feared. how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

E l. Baldwin and family. s. s Beard and fam
iIy. Mrs. William p. Leeds and family. Dr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Lindley. the Rev. Or. and Mrs.
Charles II. Mcclellan, DIT. and Mrs ". G.
Schauffier and Mrs David L Schwartz and family
nave returned to their cottage homes.
Those who have rented cottages here for the
arriving this week include \. F. Holly. jr-. OF
Network. the Miller cottage. in AIadisOn-ave. .
Tyler r Palmer, the Stevens cottage. in Madison
ave: Mrs. Harold g Bean. Gray Gables. IL First
ct; Mrs. Charles Lord, OF New-YOrE- the Kerr cot
tage, in Lake Drive; J. g. Patterson. OF New
York the Mrs. Child cottage. in Lake Drive; David
c. Noble. the Disorow cottage, in Forest ave !:
Wllfred Buckley. OF New-YOrk. Cakreen. in Nadi-
soYl-ave.. George B COOksey, OF California the
Stevens cottage. il Private Way: John Hays Ham
mCnd the 3 g Beard cottage. in MadisOn-ave.;
william y. Patton. the Clark cottage. In Forest
ave: c. I. Pach. the Freeman cottage in Forest
ave Mrs l. c. stuart. MintOnfos. in Nadison-avc..
and Adrian II. Muller, the Dashi7H cottage. In
MadisOu-ave.
1t has been = summer o. much building I'm Lake
wood. and many new COTTAGES VIII be ready for
occupants bv November.
A brisk early season business IS reported by the
Palmer House, oak Court and the Lexington. the
smaller hotels which are now open The Lenox
opens on October i under the management % r.
NJ Boggs. who comes here after a successful sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
INFANTS FIRST OUTFIT.
The Dmntiest and Most appealing
Garments for Zee Ores.

When the little stranger" comes. If IL be into an
ample and well ordered home. it finds that the
Iiputian Bazaar Best & Co, Nos. o. and {. West
Twenty-third-st), has been before it and made its
introduction into the proverbal vale OF tears as
coInfoyta5Ie, as artistic and hysienio human
effort may.
Absolutely removed from the contamination OF
ur2-rhoesorne tenernents and workshops the dainty
little garments here offered for sale made under
conditions sa1tar!ly perfect and entirely safe
to put right OIL" great variety IN STYLE fabric
orrlaneutatiou. etc, be secured here. for the
simple that skilled ana artistic designers are
EMPLOYED. who have given the best -eaEs OF their
lives 10 this special aptitude for planning pretty
things -or babies. 4 distinct saving Of tine and
none ohtanahle where Ill effort Is centred 70
one END and there conflicting departments,
E0r an infants first outfit amounting certain
figure there are special Inducements made,
such IS the gift OF valuable w'rk By An eminent
physician years subscription to .BabyhoCd. or
Tho Mothers Journal" From bbs ana pillow
slips and the furnishing OF Daby's basket 10 the
shoes and ties. the dress suits and oVercoats OF
mig miss even 10 her laces and ornaments, Best
4 O. are simply prepared 10 answer every de-
msnd. - -. -,
-srv materials are shown: in outer garments tae
~euest thing from seas, chic and exclusive
designs BY artists IN their profession. and when
making purchases At the I1Aputlan shop one etNaNs
has the feeling Of comfortable assurance that one 3
children can never appear overdressed or IN pad
taste and that their garbing VIII always compare
with the best the world over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
A WONDERFUL MEMORY.

The newspapers are telling 90 the remarkable 70.
@. postal clerk VINO. 4 Civil Service eSamratior-
did not make a single error IN properly sorting
forty-twO thousand test postal cards each repre-
sen.ing postofIics ii certain territory assigned.
This was done at the rate Of thfrtythree and hac
cards a minute Fsr more noteworthy IS the men,
DRY OF an expert piano player who VIII play
entire seasons concerts without note OF printed
music before him His memory is 80 perfect that
hundreds OF thousands of notes must be at the or
DERBY and instant disposal OF The Will And this -
combined with a multiplicity or synchrOuous
recOIeCtiCns OF tiuorc. tempo eIpT-sion, ct Ire
mystery Is at present past limiting OF any eNplans
ton ani fact is beautiful IS 70 IS appalling
II shows how far are from any real science
OF PSYCHOLOGY. Physicians note the strange thrust
ing OF disease among the mechanisTns Of mem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
OPERA HRIPS.
7mpufGfi0as at Their Best-Hats
Of Partisan Make.

s--car .hs many dre cloak inlPortssions ~ Stern
F-othe-s' Vest -v-erttl lr6-ss IS a Francis model
A. Gear. rr,aCclo.h with rows OF exc,.istely fne
- -rcse- cunning from collar 10 herr Near the
,,.---~ --~se ere crossed wiki horizontal rows c.
e. san. and e. -He squares thus formed rich
---u.7-, cream vacl iace lined NTH black chiffon
Is --es--eE H.are c-es1 cores fll the entire
,s-r-r rr me f---- and are looped and festoo-ed
rrc- RE s~-- ea0e collar TIE sleeves are % the
- 5oe-'- begged r-ra. gathered about tho wrist
. Ae..--- ---re,l vlth rich lace lined with
c--4- sz--. -r.s evening wrap IS distinctly one
r. .r- r--4-.--s - nc season.
s-7.--- 7a-is model q t's.ee-ou sort q
tr-v-.e- SEASONS coat = -.e 2-ly-bIue Venetian
rr--~ is r-r -r-a ~n.lits-E eject and o-ra--ented
- rz-Se and small Siit buttons The collar and
-s s-r Of --1 C-iert a. ernbrciderE -nuit-colo-ed
81 tr- ----1 -i-5rE is % dark red latin. There
.. --1-r individuality and chicress about this
rro5s, VIi.r IS ore of tre seasons best.
A. attractive carriage coat Of nike: cloth shown
ts-e IS az k..-0-o cut. heavily trimmed with deep
o-is-,sl e--o 5er- There is. Of course. nc stand
SO collar b-t "a deep cape collar finished with
. tsssss i- the embroidery colors-
+ s-s-s ore O. dark blue zibeline de-nitralr fuu
scout th- hius after TIE fashion of the newest is
- o5st IS az Bon with gi-de co1sr Etc Of
al rise cloth and l-e git braid. and the sleeves
q The bishop CIR a-loGetcr very fetchi-g street
A. evening cow Of fae-a chiffon ci7th has Gus
as q verr 17e vavelike tuclls about The skirt.
V-hi-r IS quite fuu a0i seemed together with an
cd fancy s-.tch and French knots Repousse me-
sd The sane lace eInbellishes he bodice, which
ts finished v-tk = pale green taf1ets g1r5ie and
email rhinestone buckles.
n re rlllif-e--- department 90 this house may
hs - The most attn a-ve ir1pOTtaLio-s o.
the .esso-. Beavers are q course n prominence.
- these a Light blue the sailor order
slte--Htes maine folds With those OF The heavier
r1a1s-i1l a-c balances very vide presided h-tIn
VIII q ps-LcU1-ly graceful paradise plume Ia ire
sss-.q - =, Re -ic5 sy5,-rr +-s while a white
beaver has = vice bTf-n Of EOrsrec lace sno q
svresth a. srge ED and white sa7oenias about the
s1- crow.
-s-- chic French hat. long ana narrow. a.
sl1st trtress. &c % gay -u0lesk1 with pornTaoI
q ETa- ostrich tips ana one long. sweeping ieateE
Automobile hoods n al cu-l~elvatle styles.
&c some even make an attempt toward becoming
I rrT sla s-IfeE the printed. many colo-ec
t-e-s- 1u5-z. -hn b7ocaCed crepe DC chine, ne
rai- &c lU-e urine favo-ites aTd seen ~ their
best a. tbs centre al also The new tGlJeG
roe.-1es b. plum sfado-. wine and green's ron
tr--ir -e@-.z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11
HYGIENE OF The HAIR
Tp-to-Dste Methods OF Treatment and Or
namentation.

f.e hes5 q has-. becorringIy arranged. Is 81
cesd & Tonan's GROWING glo-y. Sometimes, when
Nature has been niEgs-6lv. The addition % curl
Res. artistic wave coil there. makes all the
Charming one
There are fev Other places where such careful
Personal attention is given 70 the particular style
a. co1--e that vtl bring out the best points Of
eacl particular face ~ ~ the haiTdressing esta b.
lsl--en- q =. Shaw. No. = West FOurteert l-st-
Ine PROJECTORS q this house have toT nearly nail
ce-t---- treated The care - human hair as a
s-e-~H Their tones and res1orstives have given
feV tte and viPoT countless enerTateo ScatTsr
En1 said 70 have returned The CatIra. coioT 70
t-e -z.- q thousands.
Beg among the largest direct importers n the
irt-ec States they are enabled 20 match without
cels- ANY sfa6e however rare when an aooittoil
y ov- hair IS desired Entire or partial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

been added Delightful changes have been made
in the smoking and the private dining room
4 new brick building OF large dimensions has been
added during the summer. which contains a new
electrical plant. laundry and servants quarters
Hotel managers and real estate anticipate
the best season IN LakewOOd's history. and hotel
bookings and cottage rentals have been made far
In advance OF any previous year. Many OF the old
cottagers are already returned, and number Of
new ones have arrived this week Railroad officials
have anticipated the rush. and G. ". Burt. general
passenger agent Of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey announces that the lakewood special train
service will begin Tomorrow. October Il, instead OF
November L. as last year.
President George / Baer or the Reading road
and prominent officials. including G. W. Besle-.
c " huntington. J. . Osgood q. .. Waterman.
] : Tavlor G. II. Trech. f G. Roberts and c. "
Br-t dired ~ the Laurel on Wednesday,
NJ and Mrs. George COULD have returned TO
Georgian Court. ard Nj and Mrs Jasper Lynch
20 Lynx Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Herbert are occupying
their FTfth-st cottage
Ex-President Grover Cleveland and family arrived
on No1day at the Cleveland cottage. in NInth-st-
C-antain and Mrs. Albert " Bradshaw. Dr. and
Mrs H I. sheldon and Mr. and Mrs. David g.
Piuu1er are at their cottages. opposite the Laurel
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

impossible it is furnish suitable care for 7on-
resident students without college hone Ihe
freedom OF life possible 20 graduate women can
not be safely given 70 young girls. above All. i
cannot be given in a city where good form n o.
haviOr Is as imperative good Intention lis
dormitory is essential a. safeguard 70 the heat0
and social ideals OF th>increasng number OF stu
dents from a distance. who are now ANXIOUS -
share in the university privileges
Another need which is felt with increasing forcs
Is that Of a students Building with y nIlasi'1Ih
and rest ICONS The college must assume a
greater responsibility for the physical conctltls
OF It's nonresident We'll aS reSidefit
than IL has previously done. Ihc conscience %
the times demands it.. the BEST intel lectial IT.
terests % rhc college are g. a great desree a.
pendent H.
iuTn a Barnard with c-4- e-ceptiou- she say Ok
tuis-
The symmetry Of tire college cu~rc ulu n = -as-
being rounded cut. r.vcry eNtfusi"u - courses p
the deoarrmer-s &C philosophy. Usrrnoicgr "u.t
arthrop0lozv recommended ,1 u- last year ts
port has been approved by the trustees aTi ~
70 into effect th- oTeUlDC 1. the F"i-fii- 'lti
deuli~ wear More Of rhe susE'~-Iof'f restr, INK
ristorv of art could be carried or. THIS year -
college ia srU without any irsr-.se-l E til0 Us
range o. 4rr interests. As wuuIe.t ~r- OILY rrl''
this lie oF cultural sr:2i-cts- pI- -lt tft rV'
teal FOR any rraiD.1G tr them r.t-l tnrf -
have received the ack Is cspc.t.--i- o. o. ue-
plO-ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

teriaI encrusted with French knot. Of the same
delicate tan shade help to trim this gown
4 waist that is attract attention h. 81 :.
daintness and originality IS OF white Maltese lac.
with yoke and bertha A long pointed effect in
front is made by fluffy rosettes OF white chiffon
which follow the lines Of vest. and give soft
touch TO ths waist The trimming is q Spanish
sarnture OF green and dark blue beads gold th-esd
and fragile wings Of insects. girdle OF the silk
which Rms a high point at the back where
s. is held by Ions buckle Of the garnture finishes
this waist.
Besides the made mp goods patterns for gowns
are shown here IN silk gauze. hand embroidered
crepe pineapple cloth ana othe- materials which
although beautiful and dainty. yet are reasOna lie
e. price
Cherry wood chairs done in Japan from Vantine 9
oWr design . novelty lust In. These are richly
carved. mostly in the dragon pattern. One OF the
most Ella boTate has a large dragon head upon q
carved rest Tor arm. while the back and other
arm formed by the curved body and tail Of
the serpent. This furniture is very handsome and