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NANTED-Bv settled c0lored woman. from
country. plain cooking iH small family. fZ4
Rhode Island ave. NV oCZ3-st
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Everybody Is Going Int

Sewing machines below cost Lewis
Baar. go ST.
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FOR RENT-Thrce large rooms, second floor
suitable for light housekeeping; gas, bath
heat SJZ ZIst ST. NV It
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SO
90 500 monthly lu spare time corresponding
for news papers 10 canvsssingi send Tor par
ticulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE
LoCku0TL. D. y oc5j-7t
EANTED-Dishwasher Apply at once. ST
lZth ST. NV II
WAETED-hfau or woman with knouIed &c
of simple dyeluE 20 do few days' work each
VI eek Apply between and a. 174 X 81
UW. oCzS-3t
1902 I1Lh ST. oczs-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES


AK INCOME FOR TIE FAsII.Y-Dlyiasni Is
that viii please you. Address la1 DTeEel
Building, ful-a-eiD'-l-- ts-
CORNER GROCERY; stock ana uElur-s.
right prices desirable house, Investigate 49,
dress BOX sle t1ls oILeE- 1---
CIGAR and pool business, long estze-
lshedi wei l7catedi $50, e1esp rent D-Ail-
TAI BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Aiianlie
h-llllns-
STATIONERY and periodical business. Oh
T5I-sIN f-ss EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building.
FREE LOTS 10 advertise Nev York suburb;
send stamp for one lot, Oceansle@ h-sa
elevation. REALTY COEEoFt-tLlONt -
Broadway. New York. u
Our GUARANTEED Ie5VEsT1lENfs pay
70 per cent monthly on - anu 4t4-5t'
highest references and tesJillo1lzis- - ~ -
National Bank building tnicasa- ~
WANT To BLY, one % more mIIk routes Il
price is reasonable Address BON s1a. lnls
Once.
v-ASTED-Iz5y partner with 5000 80 veil
paying and established business. Allt-d-
yyASTED-To buy a lunch business or reBt
a place Suitable for sue Address Boz zsss
this oitics. -----9t
FOR sALE-A small grocery store. doing
nice business. can be seen sunday Lllii
O. Q Apply 1922 Maryland ave. ne. oe-s-st
SOUTH EAET corner lsLl ana x sls- uE-s
st1rerouIa Tor meats and vegetables, with Uys
rooms and bath. Call ar store OF L0-ls
p. sHOEMALEH. SD + 81 NV oeS-.t
IF YOU WANT 20 enter OF 50 out Of bust
ness. cau GA mH. 4 bgy and sell All KINDS q
active. reliable. established business. GRANT
PARISH. It-9 New fo-z ave oe-e-s-t
FOR sALE-HaIf OF entire merchant tailor
ing business hue location cheap renri bus1-
cling viii pay ali expenses. address BOX
zoo tDls office oc-s-et
FOR sALE-Coutents OF Broom boarding
house, run of g1cd-pagIng poaTdeTsi lala,rd
Northwest must SELF owner ietvlns cllti
rent $685. price. $500 Address BOX -7i tala
office cess
FOR sAI.E-Two-chair barber shop, sood
place for the right man. nos SIN S. Sc.
ucl5-3t
FOR sALE-CoaI yard. can az l2th st. M
GODFREY 1919
FOR sALE-Part OF furniture or p room
roomiuE hclzs5 rooms nov l7---7A pay ing
EXPENSES. house can be leased az o3ee. A1-
dress BOX 26l this Office o--o-eL
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
sTEaAAfOBILE; perfect condition. and q
rare bargain, Can be seen any time AZ eos
PennsylYalia ave. nEs Ssa-sB
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FOR REET-FUREISHED AND IN
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR EENT-Two or three furnished or uu-
furnished rooms; heat, &c. 9l5 . 81. NV.
FOR RENT-Room. suitable for gentleman;
hot water heat 30. Grant Place. i
FOR RENT-Furnlsned or uufurnished. one
large front ROOM southern exposure; well
heated. reasonable. 100 NJ 81. nv. Oc2g-Zt
FOR RENT-FuTnished OF unfinished rooms
for housekeeping four rooms second moor
bath same floor heat and gas. Is y ST. Sc
oe@s-st
SINGLE OF en- suite with private bah.
steam heat modern impr0s s.1suts: new
house 1856 Columbia Road oc29-3t
FOR REET-Suite n two or three desir-
able rooms private home furnished r. uu-
furnished; double parlcr.. 20 g 81, NV.
OCZ3-2t
FOR RENT-One large, bright room, with
closet. heat gas, and bath light house
keeping allowed 1913 9Th 81. NV. Oc2s-3t
FOR REST-Two rooms on parlor aoor ami
two on third floor single OF en- suite. sos sun
st. ocZ8-5t
6s2 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Furaished OF un-
IA FINISHED rooms heat and gas rent reason
al -. Ocl8-3t
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as chamaer.naid. waitress. or both Cal. or
a-aress f., lls Seaton 81. NV L
WANTED-Flrst-class laundry 70 take home.
by good taundress. ROOM G, Ills lst 81. NV.
yyANTED-By two German women. one ell
derry, one middle-aged. places 60 clean offices
DT uat few hours each day. Call OF send
card. 1929 New York ave. NV ocSo-zt
wANTED-PIace to sew in private family by
cay. " eek. or month, or al nome AulT-ss
Oc39-3t
WANTED-By experienced, accurate steUog-
raHaeTi typewriter permanent position ref
erenee- Address BOX 81, this office. ocao-St
WANTED-By Young lady. position IS stem
ograpneT and typewriter Address BOX 500.
this office. oc29-3t
WANTED-By fine seamstress. situation ~
mothers helper and sewing; references Ad-
dress BOX 500. this once. II
tAETED-By middIe-aged woman. situa-
uon as cook objection 10 going 90 sub
uEe. 5os St NV oc2s-2t
WANTED-By settled c0lored woman. from
country. plain cooking in small family. 81
tth9ae Island ave NV ocz3-st
WANIED-By young white girl from the
country tlsls SITUATION ln steam laundiy.
BOX zsl. this once. oc22-2t
WANTED-By young white lady from the
situation as housev orker; good salary ex-
pectedi verbal references. Address BOX c92.
WANTED-Hy respectable colored woman,
place 90 DO general hOuaework in small
family small wages; good reference 1919 @
81. oc2s-4t
YAETED-By capable laundress. washing
60 take home 1885 CaaPin st. oc2S-st
wANTED-By young lady. position as stem
ographer and typewriter Address BO8 -,
This office. oc2S-st
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.
WANTED-A position as zrocery clerk or
collector experienced address BOX sl4' this
e-..e--
WANTED-By student. position 20 attend
furnace or assist ianitoTi small wages. STU
DEM 1884 an 81. nw. Il
yFANTED-Expert stem -gra pher and type
writer wishes position Noyember I, best ref
eTences- sTENOGEAPHER, sos I2th St nv
WANTED-By student. work am. ana p.rn. /:
waiting. cleaning front ONCE, or furnace. 1885
SIN - A.- a.
WANTED-By steam engineer, position
either -s engineer fireman, or jantiori second
class license; Al references. Address A. T.
WEBB. 100 zlst 81 nv il
WANTED-By young man. good references,
position any kind OF work. 75s Steuben 81
NV It
wANTED-By young man. % years old. posi-
now attending Georgetown Law school even
lngg. lack stenugraphy- but can operate ma
Etal4er tt~N ElrfAeL4Asdll14 14aiE3e E1tJsA Gti
this Office II
WANTED-By Young colored man from the
country. work Of any kind. Address r
BURTON. TS3 18th st. ocs0-2t
WANTED-By gentleman. place ia cigar
store, sober and honest does not use TO-
bscco- Address BOX s52, this once, oe@s-st
WANTED-By a coIored man. a place ID
drive delivery wagon. Call OF address l4i6
lzth 81 nv. oc29-2t
WANTED-By drst-class meat cutter AMI
grocery clerk, situation. Address BOX eIs
th3s Office uC25-2t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED-Ey man and wife. positions. man
driver. h0usey0riler or butler; wife hrst-
class cook. give good reference. Address
cI3 j. SO. sH ur1A-3t
WANTED-BICYCLES.
"ANTZD-To bay every bicycle IN Wash
iuEtun. IIs Pennsylvania ave. HH. oCz5-l6t
FOR SALE-BICYCLE TIRES.
FOR sALE-HARTFORD TIRES. 81 50. put
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

- - - - - Il

NEW YORK ATE. con I5TH 81
Having secured the building formerly 0ccu-
pied ~ the Baltimore Hotel. We have thor
CuEn.y renovated 10 and VIII nOW conduct a
strictly high-eiass hotel Excellent cuisine
ana service. Large. LtlEnt rooms. Rates
from s. per dag up oc14-s9t
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FOR ItENT-L-srge front room for tRo, vita
sW. b.
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FOR RENT-Nlcsly furnished room. with
board. 90 settled or midile-aEed lady, very
reasonable ia exchange for occasional even
ing companiousnip- apply after pm. iJ-T
SIN 80. nE- ocz3-5l
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ANACoSrIA

BURY's PHARMACY. cor. Monroe ana JEFF
1erscu sts.
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LOCAL MENTION.
sbeetFs Candies for Halloween.

Finest zoe Candies.
All varieties. 35C DO.
Sheetz's, l0th & +
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yANTED-Bv two German women. one ell
DERBY, one middle-ased, places 90 clean offices
pT u1t few hours each day. call or send
card. 1923 New York ave. nv. Oc50-zt
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WAETED-SALESMEN.

WASTED-saIe5man. Apply MARKHAM
BISCUIT co. AGENCY. 7tn and l. SITS. nv
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WANTED-RooMs.

" ANIED-kOOMSs
WANTED-Large front room, near Seward
square Sc Address BOX go. this once
IL
WANTED-AIarried couple. with daughter
hye years Old desires 90 rent rooms. nicely
furnished Tor light housekeeping. Address
BOX 800 this ONCE. It
WANTED-Two OF three rooms. completely
furnished for housekeeping, including heat
and gas by a married couple must be near
o. u. o. can give reference. Address BOX
~. Jhis office il
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
hauseleeps--gs Northwest convenient 10 post
0fice5 reasonable. Address BOX SlZ this
Office ocs0-2t
WA&TED-By young man. warm room. near
nth 81 and New York ave. go 20 81. Al
dress BOX sl2 this once. 1t
NASTED-By middIe-aged gentleman. quiet
room iu small family Of adults; must be rea-
sonable. centrally located Address stating
terms. BOX 20 this once oczs-2L
FOR EESr-TW0 connecting rooms for light
housekeeping. modern bath man and wife
central location address BOX 2s5. this Of
nee. ocZs-2t
WASTED-One furnished room for one gen
tlemaui uelghborh05d OF % 81. and MARY
land ave. sw Address BOX Zss. this Office.
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FOR EEST-Eutire second floor uf two rooms
and bath for light h0usekeeDiEg. no chill
dreui references required. 5ls 50 81. ne.
0qZl-Et
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FOR sALE-rYPEwRIrERs

FOR sALE-Remlngton. SO. s. monthly Ad-
dress BOX "a. this Office sc2sst
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The Times election contest Are your
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FOR RENT-NIceIy furnished front room. %
floor, all convenience ~ T. Capitol s.
OCZ9-3f
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wANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-To hire. horse for a few days.
state terms. 1925 + 81. ne. ocs5-Zt
VANTED-To buy. dirt wagon also double
harness. 1910 I ST. NV. 10
WAETED-GOod horses and top bugEs.
must be f. bargain no dealers. BLOCK,
sz3 Itn o. ocgJ-st
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CIGAR and pool business long rstlc-
lishe,i. Wen located $50. cheap rent CAPT.
TAT BI-SIS ESS EECHANGE. Atlantic
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable coIored girl. place
as chamuer.uaid waitress. or both. Call OF
address F., I7ls Seatou ST. NV II
WANTED-FIrst- class laundry 70 take home,
by good taundress ROOM G. Ills Ist 81. NV.
10
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

sTEAAIAfOBILEs perfect condition. and =
rare bargain, Can be seen any time AZ eos
FenusylTania ave. nHs @sss-st
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
A Judicial Trust.

Justice precinct No. "A is entitled
to two justices of the peace and two
constables and it has them, but the
officials may not be holding their
offices in strictly legal manner, as
each hold the offices Of Justice and
constable. A. w. Atkinson and C.
II. Ford are the two justices and A.
W. Atkinson and C. II. Ford are the
two constables also Of that precinct.
If they are entitled legally to per-
form the duties of their respective
offices it looks to an outsider as il
they had a cinch on the business and
both could alway be busy. For
instance, when Justice Atkinson had
a case in court. Constable Ford could
serve papers, be in attendance, ETC.,
or vice versa. 1t is Il sure enough
trust and peculiar one.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
New Specialist.

DR.. William l.. Hess. Il specialist
of the eye, ear, nose and throat, hav-
ing offices in the California building.
in Denver, Colo, has opened a
branch office in Greeley at the Oasis
hotel and will be in Greeley every
Saturday. DR.. Hess graduated
from the medical department of
Washington university, has taken
special courses in the eye, ear, nose
and throat hospitals of New York,
London, Vienna Paris and Berlin.
Is member of the Colorado State
Medical society, American Medical
association, Western Academy of
Opthalmology, and Oto-Larynoglogy
and Colorado Opthalmological So
ciety.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
she had better make it u lawyer.

she had better make it a lawyer.
You want to make your will,
dimly feeling, perhaps, tnat what
you really should have is box-stall ;
but you are sick, and are going to
have all the frills there is to it.
This last outburst has left your
mind kind of vacant for while and
you may drop into half doing state.
In this condition, providing you
really have a good cold, you may view
rather meritorious collection of
landscape views. This is really
one of the most valuable features
about good cold. During your
art studies you have somewhat for
gotten the quiet little woman who
has been waiting upon you, but she
suddenly reappears in one of your
landscapes with a small walters tray
on which is arranged milk toast with
poached eggs and cup of tea, that
makes your hair crimp at the ends.
Can you eat it? Can you? Well,
it is just what you had been looking
for and as you finish the last bite,
with regret that there was not more
you suggest that perhaps she better
wait about getting that lawyer until
after dinner, as you may pull through
all right.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
Grip Quickly Knocked Out.

Some weeks ago during the
severe winter weather both my wife
an myself contracted severe colds
which speedily developed into the
worst kind of la grippe with all its
miserable symptoms" says Mr.. J.
S. Egleston of Maple Landing, Iowa.
Knees and joints aching, muscles
sore, head stopped up, eyes and nose
running, with alternate spells of
chills and fever. We began using
Chamberlain's Cough remedy, aiding
the same with dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver tablets,
and by its liberal use soon completely
knockd out the grip" These tablets
promote healthy action of the
bowels, liver and kidneys which is
always beneficial when the system
is congested by cold or attack of
the grip. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
A Christmas Dinner.

The Salvation Army expects to do
greater thing this year in supplying
the poor of Greeley and surrounding
country with Christmas cheer and
practical help than ever before.
The Army helped numbers last year
through the kindness of the citizens
of the county. They expect to do
more this year through the same
medium. To do this they want the
cooperation of every man, woman
and child of the city and surrounding
country. First, in financial way,
for an effort takes money; second, in
giving in the names of poor to the
officers. The officers address is 1912
Seventh street. Telephone 39-l, Ind.
Captain Ray REGISTER.
Captain LeClaire Reno.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
HoYt's CA Texas Steer"

In satirizing the fads OF everyday
life Charles II. Hoyt has ever welded
a keen and humorous, but kindly,
pen, and in none of his productions
is he in a more delightful vein than
in his satire on politics, A Texas
Steer" which will be at the Greeley
opera house next Monday, Nov. ).
Politics being uppermost in the
American mind at this time, the
mirth provoking parody on the polit-
leans at Washington, and their vari-
ou and devious ways, will be received
with added interest by lovers of
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
A Certain Cure for Group.

When a child shows symptoms of
Group there is no time to experiment
with new remedies, no matter how
highly they may be recommended
There is one preparation that can al
ways be depended upon. 1t has been
in use for many years and has never
been known to fail, viz: Chamber
iain's Cough remedy. NJ. +. Comp
ton of Market, Texas, says of it. II
have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in severe cases of Group
with my children and can truthfully
say 1t always gives prompt relief"
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
Coughing Spell Caused Death.

Harry Duckwell, aged 25 years,
choked to death early yesterday
morning at his home in the presence
of his wife and child. He contracted
slight cold Il few days ago and
paid but little attention to it. Yes
terday morning he was seized with a
fit of coughing which continued for
some time. His wife sent for a
physician but before he could ar
rive, another coughing spell came on
and Duckwell died from suffocation
st. Louis Globe Democrat, Dec. 1,
1901" Billiards. Horehound Syrup
would have saved him. 25c, SOC,
and 81. Sold by j. +. FeZer.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01

the play. In "A Texas Steer -
from the tuneful entrance of the
plantation darkies as they come
singing through the Texas chaparal
to the final exit of the committee
down the back stairs and out through
the alley, where they dump garbage
from the Arlington hotel kitchen in
Washington, ID. c., one laughable
situation follows another, and each
stroke of wit become wittier, while
the interest in the fortunes of Nav
erick Brander and his family never
fingers nor lags for moment. The
frailties of our system Of politics are
held up to view in most humorous
manner, and love story, pretty and
dainty, is interviewer into the plot.
Mr.. Hoyt has given in the character
of Maverick Brander, a shrewd old
Texas cattleman, strong pictrue of
an honest man unwillingly plunged
into national politics. whose inten-
tions are all good at the start, but
who finds the tide in Washington
setting so overwhelmingly toward
self-aggrandizement that he isunable
| to resist, and is soon taking as a
matter of course things that would
have shocked him before he entered
politics. His defense of his new
condition is so eloquent that ii
stands out, a pathetic appeal for his
hilarious fellow citizens.
Harry b. Emery plays the part OF
Brander. 'Bossy'' is portrayed by
petite and pretty May Stockton, for
merly with Augustin Daley's New
York company. The Minister fr ON
Dahomey' is done by Will II. Bray,
the original; that of Brassy Gall by
Lawrence Williams, and that OF
Major Yell by f. NJ. Kimball. The
original Texas Steer Quartette'
will be a feature of the performance.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-01
Heart Fluttering.

Undigested food and gas in the
stomach, located just below the heart,
presses against it and causes heart
palpitation. When your heart troub-
les you in that way take Herbine fol
few days. You will soon be all
right. 50 cents. Sold by J. F. Fezer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-16
THE TIME TO LAUGH.
SOME GOOD JOKES, ORIGINAL AND
SELECTED.
Examples of Hcredity-wItness Gives
Literal Answer to Lawyers Question
-He Was willing to lie Accummo-
dating-Fun In the Parior
THRIFT WAS HEREDITARY.

Two prominent business men while
at luncheon one day last week in
dulged in a series Of good natured re-
ordinations about the tendencies OF
each to refrain from spending money.
One said to the other:
i don't blame you for being close.
1t is in the family. Why. remember
your father when he ran a grocery
store. He was so close that if a fly
settled on the sugar barrel he used to
catch the fly dust its feet of with a
broom and let it CO."
"So?" said the other. you needn't
get ehesty. Your father was a farmer.
can remember when he raised bees.
He made those poor bees work hard all
day, and. not satisfied with that, he
crossed them with lightning bugs and
made them work nights"
That's right" said the first good
THE old man was thrifty
chap. Why, remember when he
crossed strawberry plants and milk
weed and got strawberries and cream. !"
Then they had drink.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-16
soMn FAsnIoNAnLE coLons.

Green is certainly favorite color at
present, both for day and evening wear.
From the palest shimmering silver
green, which is so artistic, to the pro-
nounced hunters green, through such
varieties as olive ana myrtle, 1t repre-
sents fascinating gamut OF shades.
Laurel, rainette, cAartreusse, forest
and lichen are new names given to the
various shades.
A clear, fresh forester Is a popular
shade for street wear. especially when
combined with black and white Al
most pastel in its character is a new
silvery green called willow, which is
almost as subdued and soft as a deli
cate gray, though it is more becoming
to the average complexion. usually
very much tried By gray.
For evening, the very lightest shades
are used with preponderance OF Nile
green.
R-d is undoubtedly very popular. It
is worn mere for entire costumes this
nf Than Tor many seasons past, and
also fashionable in hats and for
Mins
lhe naw reds range from the bright
shades to the tinis OF crimson purple.
Scarlet, cardinal, ciaret, currant, fam
lingo, cranberry, ruby and garnet are
among the fayorita reds. Cerise and
coral are among the llghter tints
The various shades Of brown are also
II evidence especially chestnut and
caaee tones and certain chocolate
hee
81 Pai.a idea Is to combine several
SHADES cf TIE same color in one gown;
tof instance, dark brown zibeline
MAY be trimmed with gibeline OF a
lighter brown and with vest and collar
Of orange Red, blue and green are
treated in the same way Brown is
also effective with creamy white vests
and yellowisn lace The latter Is very
graceful II threaded with turquoise or
black velvet. Many of the handsom-
est laces arc treated IN this manner.
and while it is a case OF gliding the
lily, the effect Is what Is desired, as il |
serves to bring out the pattern. For
such threading, chenille is often en-
ployed, though velvet baby ribbon is
used with the very coarse Lace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-16

are cut with such a fare that they ap-
pear longer than they really are. The
short, tailor-made costume has never
obtained the popularity in Paris that
II has enjoyed in London and New
York With the long graceful coats
now fashionable, the long skirt is i'm
peratiye. The fiat back is universally
popular, the old box-pleated back be-
ing now rarely seen There is an ef-
fort to introduce the pleated back, but
its success is doubtful. For slender
figures few gathers, little shirring.
or a cluster Of fine tucks are some
times used, the fullness spreading be-
low in a sort of fan. The Havet model
evening gown shown here was import
ed from the establishment Of Nine
Havet, Paris. 1t Is OF black lace over
double Innings of white chiffon and
white taffeta. The black lace is fur
ther ornamented with an applique OF
white lace, spangled canary-colored
chiffon and raised flowers Of black and
yellow chenille and velvet. Tiny, lace
bordered chiffon ruhles edge the hem Of
the skirt The low-cut bodice is fur