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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

The oat crop in this section is heading nut beautifully and with favoraple sea- sons from now on will De the finest that has been raised in this county for many years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

ease of smallpox has developed on the outslrirts of the city. Every precau- lien is being exercised and no further snread of the disease is feared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

A woman would like to have a man kiss her more If he didn't smoke; but if ne oion shoke sne wouIu pc atraIo is to it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
BATTLE WAS AvERTED.
For a Time It Seemed Bood Would Flow at AbheYille.

FLOW at ADDeVllle.
 Abbeville. April 7.-(Special.) )-The city election, although spirited. passed of quietly yesterday. What might have terminated in a serious affair was pre- vented by cooler heads. A friendly tus- sle between two prominent young busi- ness men was thought to be fight. and for a few minutes 1t seemed as though a pitched battle would ensue. However, nothing serious happened.
 Major Robert Ne ~man was reelected by a handsome majority, as were Alder men Carl Espy, 2. w. Laney and R, c. Bland. z. W. Bland. the nominee of the primary for Alderman from Ward l. was defeated by Dr. J. B. Long, who did not go into the primary, J. J. Tiller was reelected Marshal over s. Kirkland by a majority of F votes. All of the can didates were good men and no mistake would have been made in selecting any of them.
 CommisSloners' Court convened yester- day. Important business comes up dur ing this session owing to a division of the county. which necessitates the redis- tricting of same. Henry County now has only three commissioners.
 The newly appointed assessor and col lector have assumed charge of their re spective offices. and Assessor Searcy be- gins today the task of making out the tax book.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

The I. o. o. r. here will celebrate the saff, anniversary of the order April 20. Rev. E. L. Hin has been chosen to de- liver an address.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
 POLICEMAN IS MESSING.
Charlie Coons Has Mysteriously Dis
 appeared from New Decatur.

Nesw Decatur. April 7.-CSpecial)- Charlie Coofs. a night policeman mys- terfously disappeared last Friday and his whereabouts are yet unknown. What reasons he had for leaving are not known by any one. His mother is very uneasy about him and fears that he has been fouly dealt with.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

An eccaskenal dose of Priekiy Ash Bit ters keeps the system healthy, wards of disease and maintains strength and energy. Su-Weu-Ita'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

J. Friedman, a prominent citizen sue- fered a serious injury. at his nome here s,fnday morning. While out in his garden he etepped on a stone, causing him to faIi so heavily that he broke his thigh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

GROVES CHRONIC CHILL CURE cures the chills that other chill tonics don't cure, Made of the following fluid extracts; Peruvian Bark. Black Root, , Poplar Bark. Priekly Ash, Dog Wood Bark and Sarsaparilla- No Cure. No Pay. I 50 cents. su-wed-fri-eo wkly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

CAUTION 1So ssoA'tSh tel. ''s soa s'',t,ss ssss 2 .drueGist te untruthfui and dfshenesf. CbamPagne Tablets is 2 new discovery, 0fnny kind. INSIST upon having Chsmpagne- Tspsss which VII slTays give you entIfe ssssfaedon dEygsi;; Sr Ts Sss, s,sT :fTs cS yT IA HEErs,
 CHAMPA0NE-TABLET CO.
 t2 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and aid speedy cure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Al ideai Brace: l,
cHAMPAaME. TABLET CO.,, i2 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.

Champagne Tablets are for sale in Montgom- cry Ala, by E. c. Fowler. 10 Dexter Avenue; r. V. Hunter, corner Perry St. and Dexter Avenue; Alexander & spann, 100 Dexter Ave- nue. and Montgomery Drug Co.,. ti Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
Champagne Tab|ets - Discovered at Last Chemically Substitute Eaten. Not Dan) for all kinds of Intoxicating Liquors, Which
 Win Prndace all the Stimulation and Exhilaraton
 of Champagne, Brandy Whiskey Without any Reaction Bad After-Effects.
Good for the Women.

Ladies, lf you want sfimuiRpt that will not fnture you tn any way, try Champagne Tabiets; they will stimulate snd exhilarate. making you feel happy. mezry ytu oasrnd fuii of lite. but will not intoxi- eats you nbr aGeut your breath. They viii immedi- atsiy relieve tst tired feeling, mental worry, and physical suhauSson, sudden or extreme weakness, faintness, etc. TfeywiM improve your health and complexion, make your eyes bright and sparkiing, cure weak, aching back all nervous affections and female weakness. They will make any woman retain her youthful appearanee and prevent her facs land form from showing the effects of age. Try thenS we ssAraatee GseA results.
 JUST WHAT THE OLD FOLKS NEED.
 :ss ;-. rhfs :. % ,. e::::':: e.... :: Aey 9pct kcase ef l.lte.
 An Ideal sttmu1ant Tor everybody. One or two ehampaxne- Tabists taken in the morn ing will msks any person feel fine all day, the imu iating and exhilarating effects will last about ten houfs; tnsea comes the tonic eaeet which Drevents any vacation ar had after-eHeets.
 An ideal 0Facer
 For tho Strenuous llfe.. :sssns s,fs s.s s.sysssins One tablet will immediately queneh thirst, and two or tArss tablets will give instant relief from fatigue and hunger. supplying temporssily mese strength and vitality than . hearty meal.
 Tbere are Einety Tablets In every box. Each Tablet comtatna etaMulA1ing proper. ties eqnal t0 . glass or Beet Chanpaene CT Brandy. TherefSrcs yoa get the eqniy. alent of % glasses of Beet Champaene, Bvandy or Whiskey fbr 0l.OO.
 PRICE St .oo PER BOX.
 For Sale by Druggists. and by Mrii.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
ELECTION IN cENTERvILLE.
H. E. Reynolds Chosen Mayor for s
 Second Term.

Centeryille. April 7.-(Special)-The city election was held here yesterday and re- Reynolds for Mayor, without opposition, for a second term for him. Hon. J. T. Fuller was reelected City Attorney. and Ed. Kennedy and 8. D. Hall were elected Councilmen. There was tie between J. B. White, J. T. Casey and W. E. Fan cher. for the other two places. The cleo tion passed off quietly.
 The non.jury term of the Blocton divis- ion of the County Court was held yes- terday, and for the first time for a num- Der of terms, the entire docket was cleared.
 The physicians of this County gave a a pn,,at a Riorfop topiOhf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

1 Stewart, 7s; c. W. Phillips. 1s:. John F.
 Taylor, 12: w. R. Whitiock, ?; s. B,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
If tha Baby Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and weli-tried remedy
 MRS wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. for children teething. It soothes the child, softens ths gums. allays all pain. cures wind eOlie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea- Twenty aVo cSnts Q bottle su-wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
SALOON TICKET WINS.

The physicians of this County gave e banquet at Blocton tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
I 0O.OO REWA RD
EUFAULA EVENTS.
Earl Foy to Marry Miss Ware Of
 Yirmiugham.

Eufsuia. April 7.-(Special: :(-Ear Foy: of this city, and Miss Mary Lou ware or Bumingham, will be maTvied In the latter is a younr man who is prominent in the business and social wsrid and the pros pectiye bride is a most gifted snd cul- tured young woman. Mss Stella Toy, who will act as maid of honor, ieit TOT the Magic City yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
TWO TICKETS OUT.

Rival Factions Want the City Offices
 in Hartselle.
 Harts@lle. April L-tSpecial. 1.-Two tickets have, been nominated by the citi- SEA1aA for ALavor and Aldarmen to be voted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

The following school trustees, of the city schools, were elected at an election held yesterday; R. H. Adams. w A Bibb M. c. Burch. John Hartung, James E. Morrow, H. B. Scott and B. W. Wat son. Only eighty-siX votes were cast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
A Harmless StimuIant

All peoHle neeA . stt0ul.et as ttaes tS keep up fhe norma1 tone and peF1eet health Sftke Sgs1en er tor reeasve natigas.
 0hsmpo0eTAbiets arc ths succeDsfni result of ysau ef seiensanc study to pfoduce haFmass stimu lAnt and eliminate from the system the i'll effects of iiquor drinking while fmgeFting exactly the same sxhilaraton and buoyancy of spirit. You get the sscas of the fr Tablet in about three minutes after nAing and from then on the exhiiaration increaaes You take another Tablet and like the second glass of champagne there ts grsater buoyaney of spirit No harm remember: 10 intoxicaaion. no reaction; no hendncbe: no had after efee4k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

Hon Sam Blackwell has announced himself as a candidate for mayor Hs is one of the leading lawyers here: was a~fnember of the late State Constitutional Convention. held in Montgomery and was Third Auditor of the United States Treasury under Grover Cleveland's last administration.
 The election takes place in May and as yet no others have announced for mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08

Conscience Is the reflector of the liver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
G1on EnR STOMACH AND KIDNEYS,

they aid digestion cure indigestion. dyspepsia and liver complaint by giving new life, strength and energy to the Great Pneuemxassrie Nerve which governs the action of the stomach and Liver; they also sick kidneys, lame back. bladder troubss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
| CURE FOR THE RESPONDENT. yoY Feel Fine Ate! Using

If you arc run down, weak or sick; if your nerves are shahy or all unstrung and you cannot sleep, if you arc losing weight and you arc aging premature
 iy do not fsel blue or discouraged. for Champagne Tshasts vii cure you, They will eurs Ssrvous headache. despondency or the blues and remove that tired fesling ip few mjnntes. They make you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
i Will Cure tine llquor,
 fob0cCO or any 0Tuk Habit

if you have drsuct to repieu,n and would like to sober sp os give up drinking iiquor. ..ung Tobacco op.um orphine,<jaca ooda, Koiasor other drugs chanpAsns Tshiets tvili sober up and strengthen ypw heart, h<ain and <srvous sgstsmso that you givesp any ef the hahdtT easily. WE 0UA8AN- TEE that they doSDn contain alceaol, cptnm, fmof- hbsotutely eafe aRd hasfplesss and never ereafe a1y hasft er Aestre fF eoatinuIag IDaneut cure. -
 9S0O.0O REWA RID 9s..seh, Kidaey.. Bi.1d F, 8oweis. Enhauefien, Dyspe kslp, IEhewnpattspa, @soed Poison ar Isirufe ees that Chnwpagne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-08
| TRUE BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

Champagne- Tablets fs the only true BTain and Herxs Food ever Aiseoyersd. They cure Nervous Exhaustion hy feeding the Brain and Nerve Centres with Csssn. .shps supplying new siestric ensFsy and vitality for the whole system. They will strengthen your hesst, increase your nerve and brain power, sharpen up your business ability and energy for ora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
BLEW HIS own
HEAD UA7OMS
W. 4. Crcne Committed Suicide With Dy-
Mantle. ballard Case not Murder

lighted "A fuse connected with the
cap and stoirally awaited the rNplas
sion "a hich blew his head t. atoms
Deputy CORONER Wiitise. who ius
Vestigatrd the ease. found three dyn-
amite caps Ia the mans vest ps,cket
and piece ef fuse iay near the
body A i&W bohc WAS found several
feet from the corpse ana pleeea Of
the skull and flesh from the head
we're elmEinE to trees and bushes
nerr the spot The man had been
dead several weeks
The remains were taken e. the
Mhitieck Undertaking. fatiorr IN
ballard n IL probable that no Ia
quest viii be- held
Identification was made thfuuEh
a money order found in the dead
mans rsockrt The ofshsr was issued
from the Cle- tium posterice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

though manKi.d almost beyond
recognition By an explosion 81 ayna-
mite the body found two miles north
q Bailart yesterday has been iaen~
iinsd with tolerahle certainty a. that
% w A Cr~ue. residence unknown
Cruns ended bis own lite and was
not murdered as the fifvt report
from the scene 90 the tragedy IN
dtcatcd The badly was found by
Robert Dean. small boy, who was
IN the woods picking berries. The
little fellow VS. horror stricken and
ala not linEcr 10 investigate. lie
brought Ia the report that the man
had been shot all &c pieces"
A mere horrible fate Was efono'ss
lie had deliberately placed the dgn-
nnite zap, and probably small
riecr % dynamite In his mouth,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
SUICIDE
Pioneer Of Copper
River Uses Gun

steamer NunneCiiy arrived from
Naldes last night with 90 passengers
She hfinEn news Of the uuiefir or at
ufd man named iinmhn At Eilamsr
linman whu had been for 10 years
resident u copper river valley.
had become dependent after Hue.
erat weeks Of illness and blew his
own head OF with a shotgun.
Reports from Nrfina state that
nau Kansn claim on Dan creek ard
Robert Hiela two lie claims were
tnrnInE ont 100 a day b the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
THE MARKETS

Strawberries fen or 50 cents per
crate Ia rrlee this morning BLACK
cherries arr scarce and IN great de-
mand at a higher price % sieea
! ~ r-F cFate. White cherries sold
TO-DAY At the same price,
The J. NJ. Hlxon Commission COM
pafsy. which has been In business on
Western avenue fof the past ~
years changed hands June /. the
new owners being the Ryan 4 New
ton company. The latter company
already has commission houses In
Butte. Spokane and North Yakima.
Walter Bowen. manager % ths old
conesrn. continues in the employ ef
the nes company
WHOLESALE PRICES
frhsse pFise. -. % saf haYsf II GUAM
tftirs fFsras 81 saakn ps4fxhaass axsra4s
- l~F esEt hixssfl
Provisions
Fr~sh Neat-CuW hasf So rsr In.
steer tssf - 80 to. uatiaa. - pr u.
So. iesse ESr n veal. seie 80 ~
trgVlsssaae~ t4aaue. Ia hssakf4ss bacna.
tTAe. kssiisa fsxsA. t@s2e.
Nsastshiss
bSveaaz sssstsss. Hstlss secoE2e 60 rsF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
To Study shipbuilding
Amons the passengers on ths no.

Among the passengers on thr Rio.
jun aafu. which arrived yohisfda,
from the orient. WAS ". Hurnyia
beat builder Ia the Japanese severn
msut tie has coine 60 this country
a. study the American methods 81
chip construction viii q NirW 81
adoptihE them into The building Of .
japanese merchant marine which
hiH government has commissioned
him 10 construct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Ten Yakimss sis oodtaes r-r ten. Me-
taHsufria ifsHsa HsF a. rafsess g. u
tuutatess o. o. Fss hasAsti ietfaes. 81 =.
Fsr case CaunHusFf SIS Hsf tateml
tsttaEs5 = - 80 Get ftutaft. 1uetsa
per ~ natIsr asparaEus. 81 - Fef $50
native sFssn T@as ta@s Gsf u siftr9
hsaaR ~ r-r H. guf atitsFs fa9tt -
p~r ar arsishakss te.esss 49, 49, feaishs
- "a asf So tanshss ssiena 81 os.o =
FsF ct swea. To- 80 90. taaFhfs
Green Fruit. Ets.
Native straw berries. $50 -. native
see.etssFfss. 81 = - tas catifssais cher
Ftrs Hack. SIC IS. white. ttei 81.
tssnass, o. sos1A ~ n@r 49, sianess.
y ho8 = r~r - sFetss pesai p f~f
hsss fsseY. o. s1etz = tahss4s - saAo
p y ~ sanshi ffaFs ftait - atzssa o.
Butter. Cheese, Ess.. pestry
nuttss wasAinstaa srvamssisa sss.
E.s. Fsssa rsass. s~sis go e.. u-s-
efa. tne.
e-assss- Sstsx. ws-hisxtsa. feh srsAans
iao iss iimssrssF, iFe. s@lsa. t1tk. isg
Ia
roaisrY ps....s sarsss. gsszs, ~.
hsns. f4E ffr i've tUaas "a fr~ssrd, les
hpsses ehisksns. o. st4es n H-a sss
hsys crsls sea Feed
Cats. t.3oo e.s to~i essisy fzs oo pr
iqa sheai tEfazs 49, to. rfalt 80 &c
- ~ 80 Ton bfsa. 81 ~ ~ 10 shessss
So 40 go tea 81 sAks. ~ 90 qsf tee
tnssssa Wsssiaxtoa tirtetaT tfe 90
NAsisfu nassiHtiea ensnarssses tisngshFi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

A wise man purchases a tito sefs
shirt with two pairs " eunu for
Toe when he has the opportunity
W II Hutchinson %, cor. snd and
Union fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Panama Hats and an other styles
IN Htfaws Prices reasonable, too.
az King ltfas.. Us tifst ave. BETTER
see 'sfn before you huy. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

nufbsnk estates nAilves SEQ 80
tani 0aknnas. 80 a. isH ten eaffsts. -
psr s8sk native aniuass 30 ststs Neati
b. iva 90 pef hes coiHb honey - fsf ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

fastsfa Washinstaa unidthF. 90 GO
~ 10 nft ton alfalfa. tiso PEE ten nAtss
fae a. res ton. barley Us 90 psr ten ~hesi
b4a ~ PEI zoe bfan So 90 tsf taHi shorts
tzi - usr tool mtidiinss, 80 30 as - lsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

SCOTCH eoiiss dos. vide. xhite col.
lar. sable body. reward. 1850 sth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
California alfalfa. tip % PEI ten.
pRtCEa TO PRODUCERS
HaY and Grain

frbsss prirss 49, Zee seeas delivered Al
faiifesa. ffeisht dspeta - On the de0h n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Such Suits furnish from SIS TO Sso
Speca-Abou Suits broken lines left from early
spring trade, values SIS $40, for your choice $40
Speoial-Abou doz Coli and Stiff Bosom Shirts new
spring styles value up to 81, choice ...........7sc
See Dispayn Show Windows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

frflug thifhena a. sec 70 issf COS
FsFs ffesh faHrh tsaa pet daEen I've
hcns isa1iae ner ~ i've das =. 10 =
a.. dressed Nsal 80 ia pFf ~ dffassa
muttah. 9trnba ~ n dressed hoss
NI 5haiaa tssf faea ga fai stse Rer 10
strrra an fgot. tautAe pes 10 calves -
fraf Ht4UNAf 49, vi hess 90 test is
rsf ~. shssp. ea toet - 30 u lssnf
uh foat. tuaAe rsr W hides 0ass ff 70
VeestAhie and Green Fruits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

Fpn SALE Real Estate
Boy frvr, ossrsr. save eers.rassssSVe
tsH01M cottage. hne garden feF 10
- - ~. =. ;.
PERSONAL
Will Marie shesruss call Al Efsi'
office and set letter adafeFss4 y
hnFf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05
ron sALG-Rsail Estate

FOR eALE-RsNii Estate
1860 e-rpum house lot kasita. or
car. ssee cash. balance same -
rent
f1zte - roosu. modern house. large
lot iTth avenue. Capitol Hiil
tisaa - room nodefn cottage. fse9
cash. balance sane as rent.
~ G. ET EikS a 60.
Egf. 81, NaR Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-25
y - - GOWNS FOR AN AFTERNOON DC

We most unanimously agree that the
fashions Of the hour are the most be-
witchlng under every aspect sartorial
art has reached degree Of excellence
this season which we deemed impossible.
Among the handsome gowns observed SIS
dainty black and white striped batiste.
The skirt is made with medalIions OF
beading through which black velvet rib
bon is run. with two rows Of beading. and
velvet ribbon just below the hips.
The bodice has a yoke OF fine white
tucked lawn. with bertha OF same. cut
In squares and edged with beading,
through which black velvet ribbon is run.
with this was carried a black and white
parasol
Another elaborate gown is Of heavy blue
linen. handsomely trimmed with lace and
French knots. The skirt is made in
pleats. with deep pointed yoke. which IS
trimmed with white lace and and French
knots. The bodice, made with the popu-
Jar bolero. is also trimmed with lace and
knots
A blue tucked perasoi. with chiffon ruff
nes. was seen with thls.
An exquisite gown Of white Swiss. vita
red dot. was noted. the skirt made with
insertions Of fine black lace The bodice
was made with a pointed yoke Of narrow
black lace Insertions and fagoung. Two
wide insertions Of lace extend from the
waist in front running over the shout
! ders and down the back Of the bodice
a elrdle OF red ribbon finishes the waist
Another pretty suit was OF natural col
ored linen, made with pleated skirt The
JACKET was made with large sceiloped
collar trimmed with the same color linen
embroidery.
A natty red lc4eher belt was worn with
this
Another gown is of white linen. with
new fun skirt. having one deep tuck az
the bottom. edged with black braid. with
it is worn a snort Elton jacket With a
pointed collar, trimmed with black braid
girdle and tie OF black and white
check worn with this were particularly
smart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-25
Emnroiaelr on Linen.

Beauties continue 10 multiply among
1.-THE embroidered linens A ve.V handsome
imported gown of this material is trim
med with hroderie Angiase. blending
.i blouse, the yoke of which is composed
Of very tiny perpendicular tucks the
bishop sleeves being tucked 10 match and
having ueep cuns OF tine embroidery. Im
fact the whole thing rs symphony in
'tucks which also form the yoke OF the
skirt The artistic touch which denotes
French workmanship Is noticeable in the
Birdic of black tancta and the stock 90
match. both of which display odd little
nppiQues az reseda or apple green.
For travelling costumes especially those
selected with a view 10 ocean voyages.
the ncckcd tWeeds and heather mixtures
NO much favored by our English sisters
can be adopted with advantage. They are
eXeremcly serviCeabie. do not stretch out
nf shape and afford good protection from
1niliy and unpleasant weather.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-25

with which they draped themselves in
their Indian shawis. How much more
difficult Is Il to enter or leave the water
This is a trying moment for the bather
and Il requires perfect confidence to
come through tie ordeal triumphantly.
But what woman can ever distrust
herself when the toilette daily becomes
an art which consists In setting of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-25

advantages that nature has bestowed on
her, and creating those that have been
denied herr Thus worlen nave aban-
doned the odious bathing suits OF their
mothers time.
Il must be admitted that the costumes
and the other accessories are particu-
larly attractive this year. The high neck
and long sleeves are Of the main feat
ures Of the bathing suit OF 1903
The skirt c-..-i.----t-f covers the bloom
ers or merely leave them TO be guessed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-25

Mohair IS the favorite material for the
bathing suit for it does not cling and
does not lose ne luster when wet But
Tor some Il lacks the necessary warmth,
and 80 a new material has been intro
duced
This material be- q mixture Of Fir and
wool ana many OF the smart suits are
made OF it.
A dainty suit Of this materias Is shown
In the Illustration IL is of dark blue.
adorned with large sailor collar trim-
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A waistband of stun TO match markes
the waist, and bandana of waterproof
silk markes fetching hcaddress.
Shoes and stockings form an impOr-
tant item OF the up-to-dnte bathing cos-
tune. The stocking should be of the
same color as the suit. II may display a
dainty Open-wOrk pattern in stripes.
which have the advantage of making tho
ankles look slim. Elaborate design are
considered bad form.