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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
LATEST wan NE VS.

SKIN SHIN. Manchuria. April 20.
i have IL on the very best % su-
;hority that the Baltic fleet viii not
leave home. An official who stands
high In the Russian council. urged
Admiral oietubsky. OF the board OF
strategy. not to allow the feet 70
remain idle.
That sounds we'll" said the al
miral. but By day after tomorrow
there may be no place to which n
can GO"
The car sent a personal telegram
TO thu Colorado state Inspector %
mines. asking him 10 report at Port
Arthur.
Russian and japanese advance
columns FLASHED again yesterday.
The japanese outnumbered the Rus
slams and tried TO turn their left
flank. but Gen. slighphoxOvitch
wheeled his men and retreated In
good order. putting the laps 20
Night.
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afforded short while after. Any
one acquainted with Texan history
viii remember hoW the Mser prison.
srH. while being taken TO thn City OF
Mssico. rose upon their guards and
mastering them made their escape
10 the mountains around This oc-
CURED at the little town Saiaio ana
was caused By IN. terrible suffetings
the eaptives had endured upen the
march. added 10 many insults and
cruslties 20 which they had been
subjected. not only By the soldiers
but thu officers having them In
charge. These had grown aitogsfh-
er insupportabls. at NJ saiado
reaching the climax.
by early daybreak on q certain
morning. as their guards were care
leeniy loAaEtng about an idle hour
before continuing that toiinoms
journey. a signal shout was heard
Now. boys. up and At thsn.- were
the words. with some others follow
inE. which all well understood al
most a repetition Of the famous or
der Of Wellington at Waterloo, And
"a promptly obcyed; for on hearing
II thu TEXANS rushed az the soldiers
OF tho escort. wrenched from them
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and Germans some who SPOKE
Spanish. the language ~ their cap
tors. now their Judges and about "a
become their exeeaiionfra. but when
that helmet Of horrible contents
was carried around ard held before
each not one showed the slightest
fear OF hssitancy 70 plunge his hand
into a., though knowing that what
they should bring up between their
fingers might be the sealing Of their
fate Many Laughed and made
laughter among their comrades b.
sorue quaint ieu d'eapfft one rerk
less fsilaw-u8 other than Girls Rock
as DO feafIesniY ratified the beanA
about. cried aloud
wal. boys. / guess it's the tales,
gnmbiin' I over took hand at But
this child nlu't afraid. I Was born
O. good luck. an fm not likely 20 ga
urder-Isat yiL"
TIE event Justified his confidence.
as he drew a biank--not black. the
fatal color
II was now kearney.s turn 20 IN
derEo the dread ordeal. and without
finetinF he was about % insert his
hand into the helmet when the Tex
an. aieHInR hold q n. stayed him.
40. cap he exclaimed. TIN
wounded pretty bsd as Ye Foe"--the
had received "a lanEa thrust Ia their.
struggle with the EuAras) - Fan
rnayenf 81; over Il. Therefore your
LIES worth s.foTen mine. ReEides.
my iuck'a good jest nov. So let me
take your chance. That's allowed.
as these skunkn hev said them
selves"
Though fully. feryeufly appreeiai-
ing the generous offer. Florence
Kearney was not the man 10 avail
himself % a.
Thanks. brave eosnra6e.@ he said
with warmth. detaehinE his hand
from the Texans grasp and thrust
ing u into the helmet What's ieft
% your life yet Is worth more than
all mine. and my luck may be good
as youra-Ee'll see"
Il proved 90. a murmur Of salts
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faction running along the line a.
they saw his hand draw out With |.
white bean between his fingers
Thanks % tho Almighty toyfuI-
~ shouted the Texan as he made out
the color. both % " clar O. thai
scrape- An ~ there Amt DO need
Tor me dyin' yet I mean 70 live Il
out an git sell again"
Aud get well he ala. despite the
long after march. with an It's erpos-
ures and fatigueH. his health and
strength being completely restored
as be stepped over the threshold
entering within his prison cell In
the city q Mexico.
ITO be contiuuedl
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are forming n union."
no doubt the girls wish 20 con-
tinuo 90 hold the hey 10 The altua-
tien."
THE HUMAN INCUBATOR. on A
TlOuGuTFuL WIFE.
ufol,cn homes twas caused the hus-
band
TO remain within his he'd.
Ever praying far amusement
That would "ehoer che days." he
uaid.
cried the wife. IN Joyous accents.
ooh. l know what YOU can dot
Take these ogga. my dear, and hatch
them:
Twill a comfort be 10 YOU"
And. although he found II tedious,
Days OF whtehn finally Ger.
Proudly then he gathered round
him
Twenty bright-eyed chicks. or
| more.
Hut the wife. oh. wicked schemer,
Seeing he might useful be.
or his downy broad quick robbed
him.
I'm bring eggs instead said she
.. nosH.
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A Rny,s VIA Rlds Tor Lie.

with family around expecting him
10 die. and son riding fer life. Is
miles. to got DIT Kings New Dlacov-
cry for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. W. II. Brown. % 1eesvillc.
Ind. endured deaths Rxonies from
asthma: but this wonderful mcdi-
cine gave Instant relief and soon
cured him he writes: I now
sleep eoundly every night" Like
marvellous cures Of Consumption.
Pneumonia. bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds and Grip prove It's n1atehloss
merit for ell Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles soc
and 400. Trial bottles free at @. ..
Guy. INC. End ave and Yesler.
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SPACE WILL
NOT ADMIT

Going into details regarding the
many extraordinary offers among
our large and elegant stock u the
well and favorahly known Chleker-
ing & sens. Hobart n. Gable. Kim
ball. Pease. Hhddorff and new d. 4
Johnston Co. Pianos and Kimbali
Reed and Pipe Organs. In fact, ev-
cry instrument in our store Is gen.
uine bargain al the price, and guar
auteed to be as represented.
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Rueklln,. ArnIsa sah.,

Has world fame for marvel-
Gus cures y SURPRISES any other
snlYe. lotion or balm for Cuts. corna
Burns. Boiis. Sores. Felona. Users
letter. Salt Rheum. Fever sores
Chappcd Hands. skin Eruptions. In
faiiiblc for Piles. Cure guaranteed
Only lse At @. o. Guy. Inc. SEQ
ond avenue and Yeslsr way.
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The SAVING of SIS TO 500

ia no small consideration. and thoss
amounts are just what you can save
nou on returned renting, slightly used
and damaged Eiauus II sou Nant q
god buy IN q Piano at tias. tiI94 sia
and upward on easy terms don't IAN
20 Hes us At once. Every Piano suAr-
nufeef to BE- absolutely as rHpFcsented
Efsmernber We take old Instruments in
value
IN Organs. both rev and aeeond-hant-
NC have the Eucafest Bargains ever ofs
feFed hers On terms Il $ to &c down
and Il "a 20 & uWF month
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California; Resorts

Reached by Southern Pacific cos
famous Scenic shasta Route. Two
trains daily. Fast tims. excellent
service TO the mous attractive re-
sorts on the continent. Rates. san
Francisco iz5so firrt class. 80 90
second. Descriptive literature and
full information. also tickets and
reservations AT COS First avenue. n
r. T.ilis. General Agent. ...
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poDarNo nun drNprn.

pOpdINu THD GENDER.
II tho party who were In I'M
Tope'a amokchouHo recently VIII call
Mr.. Tope viii return what they ioHt.
and II in need will give them some
meat 90 take home with thom.--
Cnrrollton Republican.
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HER FACE WENT DRIVING.
II. 3. wlidsrmuth made a rYinE
trip home Sunday. and he was not
alone. either. as We saw the smiling.
sweet face OF Miss Haxei nulEer. OF
Necefah. by hts side. -Secedah.
Wiz. Republican.
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- STAR DUST ~


rnent and was loudly ehsered when
he sat down. leaving II unfinished
And stu We say the English have
no sense Of humor.
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HATS OFF TO THIS PLACE
Notwithstanding the war between
the Russians aud the laps cur pao-
pie arc civil and auiet.--ltuah GORE
spondonee New Philadelphia Demo
erut.
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What IL \ counter trrftantT"
asked Mira RFnithsrp
- counter trritnnt. replied smith
erA. "a 3 woman who makes the
clerk pull down everything from the
shelves fer two hours. and than buys
4 cents worth OF hairplnu"
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and large Of land right
Inc school only @ on terms Of u down and
40 month cleared gabDsd lots and
y nd cents week There
De work for landlord
think happy viii be when
loaded down with
my office raised GARDEN rooms
a esue 70 HILL
GARDEN STATION. think ar.
Hun ieds Of
shrubs etc be raised these
IL
Mr. woodooos the Seattle milk inspector
sold them for what he paid
of me.
Tai
always take New Rem
Yesier
s-esnt fare By transfer
Remember line the
places Come today week entirely out
both call IL Times block get tickets
hnd perfect titles and free abstracts
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A ato STRIKE

PER cent discount on every dollar
you spend viii be paid (nos with
ua). Call and investigate. a0s- 10
A. w. Danny Bldg. itfs and. ss.
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D. S.JOHkSION(O.



TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the GrizEly Bear Mining CO, Of Sc
attic. Wash.
Notice IS hereby given that q
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Grizzly Bear Mining Co. will be held
on the Srd day OF May. 1894, at tbs
office OF the company. 2is and al
Arcade building, on Second avenue.
between Union and University
streets. Seattle. Washington. al .
o'clock p. m. OF said day. for the
purpose Of voting TO dis-incorporats
and dissolve the said Grizzly Bear
Mining Company.
Dated. Seattle. Wash, April IL.
1904.
II. A. HELI.AN. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29

GEN. sLIGHPH OXO WITCH
WHEELED HIS MEN AND RE
TREATED.
photograph by Kameraratsl<i
Star Dust staff photographer with
the Russian arnyD
The report that Russia has !. 600 900
men at the front Is false, and was
spread 10 deceive the Japanese.
There are really 10000. BOO in Man
churia. The problem OF feeding them
has been solved BY Russia.
we don't feed EN-" said Gen.
Kurohatpin. explaining the Russian
plan.
just put yourself in Aiexleffa
place. Wouldn't you resiRn n YOU
had TO make so many explanations
OF things you don't know anything
about7
THE New York Typewriter pfria
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Planet Gold and silver Mining
Co. Of Seattle. Wash.
Notice Is hereby given that meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Planet
Gold and Silver Mining Co. Will be
held on the srd day OF May, 1904, at
the office OF the company, Is and
gis Arcade building, on Second av-
enue. between Union and University
streets. seattle. Washington. at
O'Clock p. m. OF said day, FOR the pur-
pose Of voting 20 dis-incorporate and
dissolve the said Planet Gold and
silver Mining Co.
Dated. Seattle. Wash, April lStn.
1904.
T. w. WOOD. Secretary.
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The tenderiofn problem seems TO
BE q tough question.
It's a cold day now when
The JRps don't cross the Yalu-
Eewchwang isn't bombarded-
Russians don't regret 20 report
Japs and cossaeks don't clash
Toso's ships don't appear at Port
Arthur
War correspondents don't cus- the
Densor.
A. we have remarked before.
YESTERDAY looked like an open win
~"
Richard Harding Davis has not
yet arrived at the scene OF war. But
he Is writing OF the war Just the
onme.
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Florence Kearnoy. an Irish gentle
man by birth and "A soldier by edu-
cation, while studying HpaniHhe IN
Now Orleans. falls IN love with tho
daughter Of his tutor Don lguneio
Nalverdo. banished from Mexico by
Santa Anna. Ito meets chris Rock.
Of Texas. who invites him 20 Join a
band OF fllibuHters about 20 invade
Mckee. keurncy. believing Tulsa
Valverde loves Carlos Santaudor,
consents.
kenrney IL aierted captain OF the
band. defeating Santnnder Later he
II lnuulted by bis Mexican rival
while both are guests Of Don lEna-
eio,
Sanisndsr wears a steel shirt.
which breaks koarnsy'a sword. Rock
saves kenrney from the Mexican,
who finds himself In diagraco.
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Carrie Nation announces that she
viii aid Gen. Miles In his candidacy
Cor president. Now. won't some
body kindly defend him7
Two little boys who ran away
from their Illinois home with $50
60 see the exposition were arrested
In st. Louis. II IL hardly necessary
90 say they didn't have the st.50
when arrested.
winston Churchill forgot HIS
speech while delivering II in pariia-
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A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
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BUSINESS suits as Herald. isss "a.
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Great Deal Can Be Said

In favor % the simplex Piano PiAyer
but In order 20 fully appreciate -
many excellent points you should see
hear ard play u yourself. hence We
shall be pleased % have you cozne n
and lock them over.
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Tn man tint talks
all tn time has
more trouble In find
n an audience thin
tn man th't only
talks now an then.
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war correspondents DON, cuss the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
YEP, so 1T rs.

The tendersoin problem seems 10
Be q tough question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-29
The Columbia Talking Machines

Are growing more popular every day,
aud the demand FOR machines and rec
urda L. very heavy. Large aud conn.,
piste stock 10 select from.
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Also a Fine Assortment

OF yInllnH. Guitars. Mandolins BAN
Sos. nufaharps Ceiios. Flutes. Ciart-
nets Brass Instruments, strings ana
supplies OF all Kinds.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
FOrepaugh 8 Sells Brothers Big Circus at
ST. JOnhSbuy, July 80. Low Rates
Via Boston & Maine R. R.

Forepaugh & Sells Brothers big
consolidated circus will be at St.
Johnsbury, July 30 The name is
enough to attract the attention of
everybody. Forepaugh and Sells
have for years carried with them the
greatest managerie of wild animals
ever seen; a troup of the cleverest
Aerialists and acrobats, the funniest
clowns and the most realistic wild
west show.
The Boston & Maine Railroad will
sell round trip tickets at very low
rates, including admission to the cir
Gus, at Bradford and intermediate
stations as far as Barton, also at
stations on the st. Johnsbury & Lake
Champlain Railroad. Tickets will be
good going and returning on regular
trains, and also Cd special train
which will leave Hyde Park at 1922
a. M, stopping at intermediate sta
tions to st. Johnsbury; returning
leave st. Johnsbury at 500 p. m,
and the regular train for Lunenburg
and intermediate stations will be
held until $40 p. m.
For list of stations and rates, see
Boston & Maine posters, or enquire
of agent.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
Lemonade and Lime Juice.

There is nothing more satisfactory,
usually on hot days, than good lemon
ade or "lemon squash" as our British
cousins call it. One lemon to one pint
of water; very little sugar is best. But
when one is forty miles from lemon
a harmless substitute may be made
from citric acid, either pulveriZed or
in crystals, using lemon extract for
flavoring. No i'll effects can result from
using this acid in such small quanti-
ties as to make tart a cooling drink or
pudding sauce, for it must be remem-
pered that this is the acid found in
the fruits of the citron family, the
lemon, lime, orange, grapefruit, etc,
and used in moderation is healthful.
For some. people Il drink in which
there is a suggestion of bitter quenches
thirst more effectively than anything
else. \ tablespoonful of the CONNER
cial bottled juice of lines with dash
of calisaya is very refreshing or just
enough dandelion wine to flavor a
glassful of water.-EXchange
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
FRUIT CANNING.
Useful Points In the Handling and
Sealing of Glass Jars.

The jars must be prepared with a
scientific conscience. First test each
jar to see if it is water tight. Keep
each jar with its tested cover and rub
Der by itself, so when you are ready to
fill with the fruit you are sure it is
hight. After cleansing and testing,
sterilize jars, covers and rubbers by
bringing to the boiling point in water.
Rubhers SHOULD never be used the sec
ond time. The small cost of new
rubber is more than compensated for
in the entire lack of risk, for rubber
will deteriOrate by use and time. Have
all the needed utensils ready at hand,
using only porcelain or granite ware
and silver spoons.
Neither iron, tin nor brass should be
used with fruit, as the acid may COM
bine in dangerous way. Stand the
Jars in hot water While the fruit is
cooking. Fill and seal one jar at
time. Empty the water from the jar,
place on a folded cloth wrung out in
hot water or stand in a pan with
little hot water to prevent any danger
of breaking. A silver spoon in the jar
while filling also helps to carry off the
heat and save the glass. Fill to over
flowing and pass a silver spoon around
the sides of the glass to let all air bub-
bles escape. Wipe off the edges care
fully, fit on the rubber and screw down
the cover tightly. Set each jar upside
down on the table, free from drafts.
When cold, rescrew down the covers,
as glass contracts in cooling and the
cover can be frightened. Wipe off with
a clean cloth, and if there is no leakage
or loosening of the cover place in a
dark, dry fruit closet. If the cellar has
any tendency to dampness do not put
the fruit there. Carefully choose the
closet to hold the fruit
The amount of sugar used in all can
ming and jellies is matter of taste, as
sugar does not affect the keeping"
qualities of the fruit.-Table Talk.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
The Electoral College.

The electoral votes of the state fo'-
low:
Garfield won in 1880 by pa elect,
oral votes to 155 for Hancock ::
Cleveland in 1884 by 219 to 1872 f r
Blaine; in 1888 though Cleveland
had popular plurality of 90 OH,
Harrison carried 213 electoral votes
to his 1853; in 1892 Cleveland r.
ceived PIT electoral votes to 145 tor
Harrison, and % for the Populist
Weaver; in 1896 Mckinley had I'll
electoral votes to Bryan's 149, and
In 1900, 292 to 155.
The largest pluralitiea obtained by
any candidate for President since
Gen. Grant was elected over Horace
Greeley in 1872 by a plurality of
762 991, and ofelectOral votes of 2S6
to At, were given to President Nc
Kinley in 1896 and 1900. His pop
ular plurality at the last election of
$40 100 was the greatest ever re
ceived by a candidate for President
The next greatest in the period from
1876 when TiIden's plurality was
$50 935, was received by Cleveland
in 1892
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
Water Is the Best Medicine.

Drink a glass of water when you
get out of bed in the morning. Never
mind the size of the glass. Let the
water be cold if you will. Some
people prescribe hot water, but that
isn't necessary. You may have wash
ed your face already and relished the
experience. You may have taken q
cold plunge into Che tub and delight
ed in the shock and it's reaction. The
brisk use of the toothbrush has left
your mouth clean and breath sweet.
But you are dirty still. Drink a
glass of cold water and enjoy the
sensation of being clean inside. All
that ia luxurious ia the cold bath
cleansing the outside is artificial.
That which should prompt the glass
of water after sleeping is natural. AS
a test, tell the nine-year- protes-
tant against his morning scrub OF
cold water that ne may escape it by
drinking half pint OF the fluid. He
will Jump at the opportunity.
Sleep has drawn upon the water in
the blood, and the instinct of the an
imal under natural conditions, is to
replenish the circulatOry system and
distend the blood vessels anew. The
food in the stomach which had so
much to do towards inducing sleep
has disappeared, leaving a mucous
substance in the alimentary canals.
Yet man would wash his face and
leave these halfclOgged canals to the
duties of another day.
Drink a glass of cold water in the
name of cleanliness, 1t becomes one
of the shortest and easiest of toilet
duties. 1t is swallowed in a second
and in FIVE minutes it has passt d
from the stomach, taking with it the
clogging secretions of the alimentary
tracts. 1t has left behind the stimu-
lus that goes with cold water, and,
by filling the arteriai system to the
normal it puts a spur to the circula'
tion that has grown sluggish in the
night. 1t is one OF the greatest OF
awakeners and one of natures own
stimulants.
Drink a glass of water before break
fast, another before luncheon and
another before dinner. Water is the
best, cheapest and pleasantest medi-
cine.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
safeguard the Children.

Notwithstanding all that is done
by boards of health and charitably
inclined persons, the death rate
among small children is very high
during the hot weather of the sum.
mer months in the large cities. There
is not probably one case of bowel
complaint in hundred, however.
that could not be cured by the timely
use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
For sale by Foss & Strong HYDE Park
Hall Cheney, Morrisville; M. J. Leach, Vol.
cott ). j. Vearen, Stowe; c. Campbell, Cen,
teryle
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27
Night Was Her Terror.

i would cough nearly all night
llng,' writes Mrs, Chas, Apologize OF
Alexandria, Ind, land could hardly
get any sleep. | hadconsumption so
bad that if | walked a block | would
cough frightfulIy and spit blood,
but, when all other medicines failed,
three 500 BOTTLES OF DR. Kings New
Discovery wholly cured me and |
gained SO pounds" It's absolutely
guaranteed to cure Coughs and Colds,
La Grippe, Bronchitis, and all Throat
and Lung troubles. Price SOC and
$l 90. Trial bottles free at Slayton
4 Sanders drug store.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-27

lace insertions and green velvet rib
bons. Broad bands of taffeta trim the
large Marie Antoinette collar and the
skirt.
The gown of the season is the white
muslin enhanced with multitudinous
narrow frills of valencienneS lace, frills
whose ramblings give curious sug-
gestiOn of movement and life, so re-
moved are they from any set and stiff
scheme. Especially is this true in even
ing gowns. not only of frills, but of
their kindred ruchings and bouillonnes.
A pretty decoration seen on an even
ing cOnfection Of full skirt and Louis
XVI. cOrsage was a trailing design Of
mOusseline pompOn roses and foliage
appiQued at the head of a deep lace
founcing. Rosettes made of circular
quillings of pink ribbon were the pref
ty garniture of another gown of mus
lin and lace Strappings of white taft
feta and tiny black jet buttons Gu the
full skirt and corsage decorated an ele-
CANT toilet of black and white spotted
mOuSseline.
One of the pretticst of washing
gowns is built in white butchers linen,
trimmed with embroidered bands and
inlets of soft lace, with the color inten-
sified by one of the kid belts now so
much worn.
Damask linen of light weight en-
HANGED with thick openwork emhroid-
cry strikes decidedly original note in
costume.
Organdie muslins patterned with
blurred roses and trimmed with lace