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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

SLEEP WITH YOUR WINDOW OPEN.
youth and make mans skin habby
and yellow and destroy his appetite
and thereby his constitution, paving
the way for consumption. And then
what happens2 1t is call back to
nature. He IL not put into a warm
bed in a warm room and fed medicines.
He is sent up. in the frozen north to
sleep, eat and fairly live out Of doors.
with the thermometer at 80 degrees
below zero and deep snow on the
ground. Protected by a fur coat and
heavy mittens, he breathes In the pure
life giving air that he starved for so
long and gradually becomes a well
man.
There are plenty OF women who
cannot be made to realize what fresh
air will do for them. They pay for
beauty tonics and face massage when
all they need ia more pure, bracing at
mosphere. You, for instance. my dear
madam, have complained Of headache
and lack Of energy In the morning
How do you sleep? With your win
dow shut? It's cold? Nonsense!
Keep the heat on, put on more clothes
but never think OF going to sleep with
out fresh air. and plenty of It. Sleep
with your window open, both at the
top and at the bottom, so that the alt
is constantly changing. Make 1t q
practice to take walk every day, nc
matter how cold 1t Is. unless 1t is rain
ing. Never allow your rooms to be
come overheated. and several times
during the day open the windows and
air them out" HELEN BENTLEY.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

.,v afternoon, April 16.-The
satuiI ~, club will meet at 2:30
rseei'i'itI one of Mrs. J. p. Nollmer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15
COMING EVENTS

,,. afternoon, April 1e.-The
saul. Inn, club will meet at 2:3O
Tseef'i',',o, ,a Of Mrs. J. P. Nollmer.
,,v evening, April 23.-There
sa,u meeting at the city hall OF
will &c sats for the purpose of organic
deno permanent county democratic
club -
sov evening, May 9-The annual
Mo- If the stockholders of the In
nee.'". Fair and Racing association
ter held in the Commercial club
Will at 8 o'clock for the purpose OF
rooni ',a of,icers for the ensuing year.
Wednesday, May 11.-There will be
oaiourned meeting of the Clear
al .sr implement Dealers association
In this CITY
xroaresday. May 1s.-The republican
.rtion to name delegates to ttc
WI D.,ora, republican convention will be
ho,d in Pocatello.
wednesday, August 1o.-The repub-
,.., state convention will be held ir
Moscow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

List your mining prospects anc prop
critics with I. ]. Merrill loom 81, Adams
block.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-15

For rent-Furnished rooms with bath
and stove. 1913 Adams St.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
@uFtaHides.

Inter Den NuIpicisn oes .@entral
college Of Muiie" beranftaltete qeiiern
2lbenb I'm proppldum Grau 8ea-
trice 0ubbel plummer Elm
Reeital, psl9es ben sablreid erldisnes
nen 3ub0rsrn einen bobsn NJ iiiaIiIhen
@eniB bereitete. Die jun9e 2iinitlerin
bsrfiigi iiber sinen berrliten id0nen
Sopran unb iiber eine brillante Wor-
tragswsife. MuBer Der sroBen Nrie
aus Carmen" bra9te fe nod 9iebsr
bon Rnbinfein, Gduman, Wleper 6el-
muo, dp~ntainslles, Gbaminaoe, 8eb-
man, 9iload, Worris, aOgers, Wc-
Dolpelf uno @arO Bona gum gOrtrug.
Die 3ub0rer belObnten Die Sdngeriu
nit REDEEM Beifan. sic lpirot bon
SRI. garrie 9patt in oortreHIi9e'
WsIie accompaanirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

2riegSminilter bon Ginrm, Der
bon ben Socioliiten i'm Reihstag per=
ipottel lsuroe, neil er oas bonn Greis
BERN bon S6lidt (@raf WOlff gau.
OeIIin) berausgegebene BUD verfilai.
lige Meniden" nidt, uie oas YilIe'Ide
confisciren lieB, beranlabte geltern in
Berlin bic gouiiscirung Der Yorrdtbs
In ben gudldoen. Das BUD, meldes
wabrbeitsgeireu bic ll~eberbebung nno
3uglei6 WerwOrfenbeit Der Off3iers
zines gemiien @aroeregiments seiBelt,
DirO nun wobl aud isinen WsrfahsI
gum rei9en Wanne MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

lie In Der brutalifen Weiie miBb0nbelt
uao sinmal berartig 9eI9Iagen baben,
baB fe bns YeiuuBtiein berlor.
probatgerfdt.
Der probat.@ ommihdr bat fr!genoe
Yhrgidaften aneenommen
Wargaretbe Roe; Yerpalterin oes
Wa6lanes bon 2lnaa Roe, 5000; Wm.
8. 0ubbarO, W~ertpaIter oes 8adlallss
BON 6. gruin Macnomar, $500;
0arrp 9iloebranb, yormunb BON
@arD 8. 9abis, $50; @m. 0einrids,
gormuno bes seiitesgsftOrten Dm. 6.
Roboe, SIS, 900; gilbert gangeI, glo-
minifratOr bes Na9laies bon Sacub
YangeI, $500.
Nbrednung iiber 6rau
9 dom e's q q d a 8.
Wm. @ie3snoanner, tpelder bonn
prObatsGommihdr gum Yerpalter oes
Wa6laiies Der Grau Sdoipe, pelde our
3eit Der 9O6Fuib I'M SIuiis smrirnnt,
ernannt uuroe, bat 9eltern feline qb-
rednung ein9ereidt. 9n Der 2eide
waren betanntIi9 s105 in gaar se-
funben moroen. Bon bieiem @elo bat
Der 4ominilfrator 500 fir gegrdbniB=
foifen, AntpaItsaebibren uno anoere
notbwenoigen Nusgaben besablt. Die
Sc, mslde perbIieben, erbielt er als
@ergatuns fir feline 9ienfe.
SIN poIiseigert9t
wurbe Der Wirtb Mi9ael Sraugott
bon go. 1107 Cliper Nbenue tueoen
Yertaufens bon SpirituOIen am Gonn=
tag Sir 3a6lung bon $50 uno ROfen
p~eroonnert. DerIelbe bat fofort an
oas Griminalseri6t uppsairt.
WerIangt eine m | +
ionen.
Dor Gi6ter Garter tpurbe oeffern
tber Die alage ~berbanbeIt, pel6e
4leranoer g. greBmsl gsesn Die
nJeatberfone JOunbrp d. Wa9ine
60. eingerei9t bat. 9erielbe mar BON
Der 6irma aIs @eiienber nit einsm
fsten @ebalt bon $175 per Wonat uno
l24 procent gommiiiion bon ieinen
yertdufen angefeat 9eipsien. 2ldger
bebauptet, bab Die gsrtlogten ibm
nod $4,000 iduloen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
NnS btll GeridtS6Ofen
Der 8roorid .pro5e6.
9as Weweismaterial segen IGN wirO
bon Eng 5u Sag belafenoer.


Wenn ni6t aae Nn3siden triigen, 10
miro Der Gall oes s. 6. grOorid, beg
~ebemaligen prdliosnien Der iniolOenten
Snoiana National gant bon gltbart
am nddifen Samifas ben @eIdporenen
our Beratbun9 iiber9eben peroen.
gunoes= o frictsanmalt Sealing REF
sefiernWedmitta9 ala lebtenB slaffungss
3eugen ben fribsren gaffirer Der 8ant
". 8. collins auf ben 2~eugenfanO.
GerieIbe bat li9 bereits iduloig be-
tannt, falTde gintrdge in Die gider
Der Yanf eema1t au baben.
Die Yertbsioi9sr beg grOOrid battsn
Ieitoem iid ununterbro6sn bemiibt,
benz Collins bic Saulb fir ben 3uI
Iammenbru9 Der 8anI aufSubirosn,
UNI Ibren glienten ipei63umnf9en.
Das 1T ibnen big jeBt iebr i6leSt ge=
lungen.
Den @usIagen Der bis oabin bers
nommenen 3eugen gemdB, mar Bro
orid in Der Sbat Der leitenoe Self,
uelder falt an alien ben corruption 0ss
idaiten betbeiligt mar Oosr le bob
Ianctioniri bate.
Sn oieIem Slime lauteten aud bic
MlisIa0en oes Collins. 9ie reri9ieoe-
ncn acknowledgement in Die Bidder,
Die sefdli9teng eri9te an OenGOntroleur
oes Shabamts, Die rieiigen DarIeben
an 6irmen, melde bereits ibr GOnto
um SauIeEoe bon Dollars iiberSossn
batten, ssfdab auf glnoronung reip.
nit Der 0snebmigung oes Yroorid.
Die Wertbsioiger bethlehem baiten ibn
als cine Dirt GtroDpuppe bintelen
uOlen, melds ii9 I'M bic @ef6dfte Der
Hant wsnis bsiiimmert, allein Collins
mics an Der 6ano bon 3ablen, Woten,
@bsds uno MemOranOen na6, Dab ges
raoe oas @ssentbeil Der GalI mar.
groSrid pfIegte aud fait ~reaelmdbig
ole MOrsenpof y bOlen, oieieIbe gu
0Fnen uno a,~ 9ispoiiiionen gu
~trefien.
Ni9t geringes Qlufisben erregten Die
QlusIasen. oab S. 6. grOorid, Oeiisn
Graa uno gruoer 8. .. Broorid, 10
pie berI6iebene anoere Mitalieoer Der
groorid uno collins Gamilie ibre De.
poiiten In Der Yani am 5age Dor osm
3uiammsnbrid oerIelte EN- Surid5ossn.
s. 6. groorid sog $500, Collins
s1O9. SO. feline 9iaoer Grani. Qouis
uno @laopa sS1.26 s41.77 uno
s28.87 unS Srda Broorid p24S. 70.
Muf Die Graae oes Difrict-N nmalts,
wie sr ba3a getommen tudrr, bas @elo
aus Der Bant au Siebsn, meinte @OlinS
gans naiD, .ja oas ludre bod Ieingisen.
tbum 9emeIer"; glei1 ourauI muBte CT
sussben, Dab er Der 8ant $4,000 i6ul-
bete.
Waster Brorrl 5oo ebsnfolls 1886. 05
aus Der 9ani. wsl9e CT Del OsrIelben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

als goriibenoer oss Republitaniinsn
con9reiIiOnelen @omites oes 10. Die
ftricts oeponirt bate.
Turd ben grs3eQer 3bomas Der in=
f~olbenten YGnt nurbe nanQemiefen,
oaB HDten Der National Mfq. Co.,
nelhe bon Wnlter Bromn unterseidnet
uaren unb auf bobe getrdgs lauteten,
am Is. Gttober, am II. uno Is. WGs
bender in Den Yiidern Der gant als
CUTE baare Qctiba aussefiibrt murosn.
Durd oieie a~usia9en puroe na6ge=
wieIen. in uelder Wsiis Die Gonos Der
Banf mibberpaltet purben. IS ftelIte
fid aud beraus, bah @nuberneur DUR
bin our9 ben 3uIammenbru9 Der
Bant $4,000 berlor. gr bate einen
auI oieIsn geiraa lautenoen Gbsd in
Ger Bant gu @unfen Der vgltbart
Bonner Co., oeien NctIondr Der @ou-
oerneur lit. oeponirt.
Die Glsiagen ber Eirettoren Der ins
Iolbenten BanI, pelton Gin unb Er.2.
y. Shart, tparen ebenfalls ni1t bars
mad angetban, Den BrocrId in Die
Ioga Der unidulo gu biillen. Sbren
Ausiagen 9efndB miroen Die @eIddfte
Der gant ausIdlieblid BON Broorid
unb collins sefiibrt ; fe (oie Oirec-
toren) tparen, mas bic 0ernaltung Der
9ant anbetraf, nur Strobpuppen. sic
crfubrsn erif iiber bas 6aaiRement Der
Yant, na9oem oieielbs bsreits ibre
pforten aeidlohen bate.
grli jeBt. wdbreno oes pro3efes, ers
fubren iie, baB ats 8aar-Nctipa $685.
900 bon Den Nosen unb Bombs Der
rgOniOlioateo .papsr 81 Bag Co.,
s88, 900 bon ben Bombs etc. Der
pRatiOnal Mfg. Co., $50, 900 bon
Der yYueidlsr Mfg. Co., s25, 900
BON Der ,gcme Cycle Co." uno $780,
900 bon ben Bombs Der .gltbart papsr
Co." in Den Yii1ern Der Bant 9efiibrt
murben.
Seine o q monate.
2ouis 8. 0ublon reidts cine Sdeis
ounsstIage gegen feline Satin panip
elm. Wie CT Iagt, bat oieislbe i'm 3pei
WlOnate nod Der 9Od3eit perla1es uno
ieiiOem baben lie t.i9t msbr suiammen-
geIebt.
George 8. gobfrep uiinidt ebenfaas
BON ben leioisen gbefeneln bsfreit 5u
tueroen, wel9e i'm an feline Satin
Glorence tniipfen. Dieielbe gins mil
Worlisbt oes Nadts aus uio lam hdu.
fla erlt na9 Witterna1t na6 9auie.
glnes 3a9es Der0lffefe ne fl11 lnDe.
~tannten ResiOusr, aus welden ie ni4t
mebr 3uriidgetebrt 1T.
Datum elmer Note e..
dnbert.
Waribal gebeD reIdte cine 9laae ge.
gen Wm. 6. Yafsr elm, in meIher ct
ptrlaugt, Dab cine Wote ilber $4,000,
wslGe CT an oenIelbsn an 8. Wdr5
1908 ausselielt bate, FIR unaiiItig
ertldrt perOe. Wie er iast, bate Oie-
Ielbe nrlpriingli9 bic @lauiel n3ablbar
mad 2 Sabrsn" entbalten bieie iol
ber Yerilaste iebo6 in .3ablbar mad
! l Sabre" umsspanosIt baben uno CT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23


sr3dblt Doc benz meIien Mege bis port
9lribur, bon benz baumlofen, talten
6ibirien, Oas Oa3wiiden liegt, bon
ben @binefeH, oenen Die Wonofdurei
eeb0rt, bon ben 9npanern, ye PORT
Nrtbur i'm Trieoen bon SbimonoIsti
erbalten hatteu, aber es auf Wuni6
oes 3aren ben gbineien 5urldgabsn,
BON ben armen Goreanern, bic iid
unter iapaniI6em Sdub bs9eben boz
ben. I'm ibre WdlOer nidt al @ublaro
abtreten ~ milen. Wand elm gduers
den %iberlduFt Elm @ruieln, uenn ibm
Der gelebrte 9ltaoemiler ert!drt, oaB
Iein Gobn erIt nit Der fibiriIden uno
oonn nit Der oIfdineiiIden giienbabn
3auienos bon Werft TRANSPORTING iuer=
Den muB, ebe er oabin tommt, no er
Die Sapansr aus 9orea binaustreibsn
ioa.
ga lam mon ii6 oenn nidt nuns
bern, Bah ole Scenen auf ben Yabn-'
b0fen, iuenn bic 3ruppen3tige abgeber,
INNER 10 riibrielig uno sbrdnenreid'
perlaufen. 9llfo nod ueIter a!s Die.
oltiibiriiden aploniiten, Die bod nie.
mails In Die 9eimatb 3uriidtebren, iols'
len oieie j.n9en 2eute reiien, UNI fi6
nit ben Sapanern berum3uidlagen.
Selbif weln man ibnen iagt, Der
Stattbaltes oes apanstung' bietes babe
ales gum gmpfangs Der Sruppen oor-
bereitet; ME pisle Muihits giebt es,
bic bon Der am 81. Suli a. 81. (13.
9iu9ulD geIdaHensn StattbalterIdaft
stpas mihen ooer Den Namsn 3manss
tung iemals aeb6rt baben uno einen
gs9riff oamii berbinoen f0nnen =?
Dageasn baben es Die bolfsFreuno-
liden gearbeiter her ibnen bon ben
Yeb0roen beranifalteten MaHenans
iammlungen Iei9t, ibren Saamen aus
3uitreuen. Bon SolfoiIden Sheen,
bDn Den qlrbeiier= GenoHenidaften, bon
Der Werbreitung Der Woltsbiloung bas
ben al.e i.tou etpas ldutsn b0ren uno
oenten, oaB oamit Die Soecle 3u'am-
menbdn9eil, fir Die fih 10 biele Stlts
centen-Y erIammlungen uno beriibmte
iociale 2iteraten bon Der Yureautratie
baben orangialiren lafen.
Sat man es bod erlebt, oaB fi9 Die
WuIdifs wie Elm Damn binltelen uno
Ii9 bon Der poli3ei uno bon ben 9O=
iaien babsn miBbanoeln lofen, UNI ben
suianImengerotteten Stuoellten, on Die
oie geb6roen heran MOLTEN. 3eit 3i
geben, fid ourd Nebsnfraben 3u retten.
Gegen ben uahren WunIh bes 3arsn
glauben bic Mahen our9 ibre 0erbriis
oerung nit osn Ntaoemitern geiuiB
nidts gu unternebmen; Der 1T ia aud
poltsfreunolid uno fur bic geiIti9e ge-
freiun9 Der Maiie, ME feline i9Ont
GrinOung in ct. petersburg mi. Der
Qufinrift yoltsbaus oes &aiierG Nito-
laus IL. uno ieine weitberbreiteten
9uno9ebun9en CUR abIdaffung oct
ariegsgreuel beipeiien. /,
YOn alien, mas Der 3rieg bis jebt ges.
seitigt bat, mub oas b0aige Yeridpin,
Den Der friiber ben ruiiiiden Bureaus
traten 70 giinfigsn Rluft 5iDiIhen gias
oemitern uno ben Waiien ais bic be-
bsutiamite politiIde Nerdnoerung Der
Situation i'm eigentlidrn Rublano be-
5ei9net iperben. lleber bic Yeoba6-
tung In polen uno in 6innlano folgt
elm w~eiterer geri9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23
Sur lettsn &nbs.

9as acknowledgements bes am lsbtsn
Samfag peritorbenen Geuerpebrman=
nes Oscar 3. StebIin fano
9eifsrn Mor9en unter sablrsider Bee
t~beiligung Der bislen 6reunoe beg Wer=
blidenen bon Der ct. Sobn's Stride
aus fat. 9ie gsiiebung Der 2eide
geidab auf benz bl. 9reu5-9ir9bof.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-23

say- aaudt Die fish l Mingo.
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madras. which continue TO be the IA
vorites in acquiring the most stunning
and truly mannish effects. For a slen-
der girl with a well-deyeloped figure
the single-breasted cheviot with two
breast pockets is becoming model
This vast departure in design. although
severe. is really more striking (due to
the unusual simplicity and perfect MT
than any Pf the more trimmed waists
now worn
OF stocks and belts the fashionable
woman cannot posses too many. and on
account of the variety It is compare
lively easy TO choose pretty and becom-
ing styles. The charm OF the washable
stock and the new "Nouveau" collar
and cuff bands. will not readily give
way 10 the more elaborate effects in
silk. for half the attraction of neck
wear is its imTaaculateness. Quite the
latest novelty in the collar and cum
bands are those made of the finest linen
with plenty OF the finest handwork IN
Mexican stitching To effect a most
charming finish the bands must cover
the collar and cuffs about them. being
fastened by tiny gold infants pins
This particular style Is strikingly be-
coming TO the majority OF faces, the
very broad or plump face as well as
the more oval countensnce. For the lat
ter. however. with long. graceful neck.
there could be no more stunning neck
wear than the stock with the large bow
OF the same material as the blouse or OF
a contrasting silk. made perfectly plain,
with the exception OF a row Of the
smallest silk crocheted honiton rings TO
take the place OF the usual hemstitching
on both the tie ends. Then. to add a
necessary finish. the collar is topped
with q neat little turnover OF drawn
work
Handwork Is more I'm evidence than
ever I'm the fashionable wardrobe. Never
was there more embroidery. laces. fill
ing in OF every description. and, TO be
perfectly approved. each waist must be
treated differently. even II the same
trimming is employed Among the new
importations OF dress fabrics for the
dressier waist are the dentelle mouline,
wolfe Nouveaute. Panama pastille. wolfe
Illusion and dentelle bourne. Just as
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popular though. are the silky fabrics.
used before. such as foulards. taffetas.
crepe de chimes. louisines and peau de
sygne.
At an afternoon affair given very re-
Gently by one of our elite some ex-
tremely good styles were displayed I'm
the odd dressy waists tat were worn
Although IL has been asserted that waist
and contrasting Skin: are appropriate
only for morning wea~ OF for shopping
and that II Is a breach II good manners
20 wear them at any 1trer time of the
day or evening. YOU HSst agree there
are any number Of elaborate odd bod
ices worn at many socia functions-yes
even 10 the theater-and they seem to be
a necessary adjunct To every woman
rousseau. without an exception.
one design that was exceptionally no.
ticeable and well suited to a stout figure
was a new "Geisha' waist OF fine silk
OF filmy texture deliberately embroider-
ed with the daintiest shades OF the pas
tel colorings. which cover the front.
collar and cuffs. The yoke. formed by
tiny pin tucks. extends in broad lines
over the shoulders. and the sleeve has
a soft. fun pun below the elbow which
Is gathered into the embroidered cur
The new neck ruche is used on all the
dressy spring models.
For those indoor moments when an en-
tire change of costume Is not desired.
there are ravishing odd bodices design
ed from French mocsls and made 10
be worn with any skirt which goes well
with them A very long shouldered eff
/ feet and an extreme picturesqueness Of
/ the sleeve are the prominent features OF
all the newest bodices displayed by the
pretty auaintness that distinguishes all
of the best Partisan things.
A delightful little crepe OF palest blue
worn at an afternoon tea was delici-
ously presuming, for though made of the
filmiest material. the fullness was &C
quired by shirrings. which brought out
the desired and necessary lines. From,
a deep yoke of the finest Irish crocheted
lace there was Joined the body OF the
waist. which was headed by several
rows OF stirring extending into the tor
OF the sleeves. The fullness OF the
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SUSPICION CURE

kkT WOULD be very happy il my
husband would not spend so
many of his evenings at the
club" said Mrs. June Bride with a
sigh.
why don't you try the suspicion
cure?- said her intimate friend
What in the name Of Susan B. An
thony is the suspicion cure?" asked Mrs
June Bride
We'll, my husband once got into the
habit Of spending his evenings az his
club. and l worried myself I'll. Then
changed my tactics Instead OF asking
him to remain at home I urged him 10
go to his club. The way he raised his
eyebrows the first time 1 suggested II
showed that I was on the right track
''One night he said he had a severe
headache and would remain at home
I opposed the idea, and insisted that
an evening at his club would make
him forget his headache. He gave me q
hard look. but acted on the suggestion
I knew ne would be back within an
hour, so I made an elaborate toilet. He
returned, as I expected, with the plea
that his head was worse ignored his
question concerning my elaborate toilet
He hasn't been away for an evening
since. IL is almost like the old honey
moon, only he appears to have some
thing on his mind
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cRERE bzoUsE HdR
-ZTESS -OCGR SA0YS

ing novelties. in this speciality, both
/ in leather and in fabric. one would
/ imagine. from observation, that the
vast variety TO select from is certainly
complete. The vogue Of fabric belts VIII
! be as great as ever. while it is equally
/ true that leather belts viii be in greater
/ favor than formerly. There IS no par
+ ticular model that is dominant; in fact,
there never was a seasCn when greater
style latitude prevailed in this necessary
accessory than for this coming spring
! and summer
The most pronounced belt tendency
is toward greater width at the back.
Then. too, there are some that are wide
both at back and front. others that are
wide at the front and narrow at the
! back. and a few that have their width
at the sides. tapering toward the back
and front.
Strikingly handsome is the one-inch
cable elastic belt. One particular design
was ornamented with colonial gold Jack
! piece and buckle TO match.
In belt buckles and sets the variety
| is infinite and the cut steel viii figure
! largely in ensuing demand.
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Descriptive Review of
Accompanying Styles
"GeishaD Waist of Wide India SILK.

"Geisha" Waist of Wide India Silk.
This new spring model shows an elab-
crate design in prettily shaded silk en-
broidery. The fullness OF the blouse is
acquired by clusters OF tucks which
form a short yoke. sfhe floral pattern
quite covering the entire front collar
and cuffs is of the daintiest pastel
shades of wild rose, pink. and soft
foliage tints. The silk being of sheer,
fiimsy nature. necessitares a rather full
run below the elbow. which gathers
gracefully into the embroidered cuff.
The new neck ruche is used on all the
spring models of a dressy nature.
Crepe Blouse for Dress Occasions.
Charming matinee waist OF pale blue
crepe de chine. very appropriate for af-
ternoon functions. matiisees. teas, or
semi-dressy affairs. Owing to the ex-
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the past If so. the summer girl can
finish off the neck of her gown with
small cameo buttons or appropriate
necklace.
In conclusion, just a few valuable
hints regarding the endless variety OF
new and attractive belts in the incom-
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sleeves fell gracefully into the puff be-
low the elbow and then was gathered
into the deep lace cuff. The neck and
cuffs are also finished with a delicate
ruche.
high collar will soon be thing OF
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IRENE ilrny texture, the blouse must bef
made very full; in the accompanying
picture the long shOuldered yoke IS COM
posed OF the white Irish crochet lac.
narrow irregular band OF the MATERIAL
is tucked and inserted. and Joined By
a hand-stitch TO the lace. From this
deep yoke or collar effect the goods Is
gathered into consecutive shirrings
which aid greatly in adjusting the full
ness. A huge sleeve gathers into the
shoulders and droops well over the cuff
band, which is of the Irish lace.
Strictly Tailored Linen Shirtwaist-
Mannish to an extreme is this spring
model OF heavy white linen Broad
turned back tucks form the REQUESTS
fullness. which is brought down trtr1ly
into the belt The shoulder scarf Is
long and the back perfectly plain The
sleeve Is of the regulation shirt shape,
having a neat cuff fastening, with pearl
buttons to correspond with those OF
larger size on the front box pIeat- The
belt Of white leather is quite in har-
mony with the smart waist. and the
/ uannlSn cCildF ana Sfutl1 EGu ST. Tic
complete a NEST effective outfit.
The Tailored Silk Spring Model
This ''Forsythe" waist OF pale gray
pompadour silk is attractive in its sim
plicity. or unusual severity. the entire
absence Of trimming is replaced by the.
elaborate design OF the material. all in
the same soft tints of silver gray The
fastening is acquired by narrow box
plat. with the regulation button and
buttonhole- A modest stock collar of a
dainty design OF Irish point crochet
lace has its flowers outlined IN the pal
est pastel shades The sleeves are
close fitted at/the top. broadening 40
large puff when reaching the elbow.
the fuIlness artisticaIly gathered into
pin tucks which join the pointed cur
~Nouveaus Collar and Cuff Band.
This unique bit Of finery is really In
dispensaole to one wearing the shirt
waist The new "Nouveau' style por-
trayed in the accompanying picture is
entirely OF handworl<. The bands OF
linen are the width required to cover
the collar and cuff entirely and e. snug
" about them. Tiny squares Of the ma
teriaI are 5oined in regular design by a
4 hand stitch, alternating with q design
of a fue braid and similar stitching OF
handworl< The extreme edge Is mar
row bias band joined to the main portion
by a hemstitch. These are charming
nntshe- TO the waist and are usually
fastened by fancy gold pins similar 10
those worn by infants.