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artists to popularize the 'tswing-clear
frock of 1890 days, with graceful train
The gown Is particularly we'll suited to the
debutante the round neck giving it the
simplicity young women should affect.
Graceful ombrelle sleeves fall trifie below
the elbow and are edged with several rows
of fine lace. The pointed girdie gives the
OILY fitted touch to this frock-
Another dinner toilette is of satin-fa-
ished crepe, in accordance with the pres
ent mode which dictates that all dressy
materials be shiny, from the silky beaver
hats for evening wear to glace kid gloves
and slippers. The corsage of this paiest
OF demonstrated frocks is built somewhat
upon blouse lines, but falling over a high
girdle almost in bolero fashion A vest of
cream lace is inserted in front, and the
collar, fitted well up about the neck, s
of the same fabric. finished at the top
with a soft chiffon ruching, Almost
enough material is shirred into the sleeves
to make another gown, certainly sufficient
for two more corsage patterns. Dart
shaped tlicks about the hip are all that
save the skirt from being absolutely plain.
as to cutl A full circular fioHnce tribe
above knee depth, topped by an applique
of lace and crepe With plisse edge. gives
the necessary fuliness about the bottom
A short train and ample length in front
give the wearer her full height despite
the rather high hounce heading.
One OF the difficulties of the present fash
ion. both in skirts and corsages, Is to ht
them SO that the desired "stand-out'' eff
feet Is obtained without entirely concealing
the lines OF the ngurs. So much goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
Virtue in Cold Waves.

From Harper's Weekly.
Many virtues have been ascribed to cold
waves it is conceded that they have some.
Their utility, however, is largely inferentiaI
while their disadvantages are direct and er-
fective. Severe freezes are beneficial to the
extent of disintegrating soils and making
available the materials that are necessary
to support plant life; the heavy snow usual
ly, an incidental feature over limited dis
tricts, gives warmth to the ground, thereby
protecting some cereal crops. Prof. Moore.
chief of the weather bureau sustains the
position that the dry-cold air intensifies
vitality, making buoyant the listless. and
recharging the nation, as it were. with more
energy and higher incentives. To the fruit
and vegetable grower of the south the cold
wave is an erratic and unwelcome factor
cutting down profits and consuming dfvi-
dends, though itself inert and non-product-
I've. 1t negatives energy, push and pluck
The fruitgrower who, with surplus of en-
ergy and minimum of capital, works hard
to deserve success, becomes timid. irreso-
lutte and listless II 1t Is not attended. In a
business vulnerable at all times to attacks
from frosts and freezes.
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wedding it was noticed that there were no
Louis XIV or XVI coats worn. The pre-
dominating style was the plain mousseline
velvet skirt with a short bOlero and stole of
ermine. which is a youthful looking and
charming combination. Immediately Louis
coats fell into dicepute and a number of
people lost no time in hurrying off to the
modiste who started this new and fascinat-
ing toilet, and there were over thirty Or
ders taken during the course of the day.
1t is always question what to buy and
what not to buy at the sales. Really sur
prisirg bargains are occasionally picked up
First there IS lingerie. We should always
replenish our stock of lingerie twice year
odd lengths of yalenciennes are useful and
so are remnants of fine French lawn and
good wash silk. Then there IS the question
of petticoats. 1t takes about nine yards of
silk or broc3de to make a fashionable I'M
derskirt. and remnants may be picked up
At half their original cost Chiffon, too, is
an admirable thing to buy Good chiffon
let it be. even ii it is slightly soiled be-
cause with proper care it washes beauti-
fully. In buying gloves and hosiery select
well known and reliable makes These are
often cleared out at greatly reduced
prices to make room for new stock. Dainty
Insertions of lace and embroidery and rem
nants OF ribbon come in handy for tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
Christening Presents.

The old-fashioned christening is UNI
dergoing a change in more ways than
one. the simplicity which once marked
such an event giving way to an elabora-
ton of detail approaching that of a fash
ionable wedding. The silver gilt mug,
the fork and spoon, the silver bread and
milk bowl, are now giving place to dainty
bits of jewelry in the case of a girl for
the babys future wear. This innovation
has found favor in the eyes of her
majesty the Queen of England, for not
long ago, when acting as sponsor at the
christening of Lord and Lady Curzon's
little daughter, the queen bestowed upon
her tiny namesake a lovely piece OF
ieMeliY. y -..--- -
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worn many exquisite costumes. The cere-
mony took place in the Church OF St.
Clotbilde. The altar dazzed the eyes with
the reflection Of thousand lights against
the golden ornaments. There was dis
tiuguLshed gathering Of the best families
of France. and when all the tigurauts in
the gorgeous Cortege had taken their places
tie scene was indeed brilliant one. The
young bride wore a princess robe of white
satin sOuple shimmering through beauu-
fUi aleucuu lace overdress. There was
slight fulluess in the bodice. which was ar
ranged Crossvise and diminished toward
the waist. whence it appeared cut in one
with the skirt The long court train was
fcuuced with point dangleterre and Dor
dered by q trail of orange blossoms. From
a cor0rct of orange blossoms fell a veil of
rare lace.
Notable Toilets.
The Princess Amadee de Broglie wore
beautiful toilet i'm apricot velpurs soup
line. The Louis Ky corsasc was enbroid-
cred In silk. and the skirt, falling in plain
folds, was hounced around the bottom with
vieuN point a raiguiIle. The Marquise de
Luhersac wore an elegant toilet of royal
blue vel0urs soupine The corsage tuck
ed crosswise. appeared in deep point in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
A New Complexion Fad.

Some new and wonderful cures" which
are warranted to restore tone to q jaded
system and give the patient a dazzling
complexion have recently been suggested.
The first is a sand cure. The patient is
buried up to the neck in sand. After hav-
ing enjoyed the sand next to his skin for
an hour or two he is given bath.
This cure also includes two vinegar baths
a week, and it offers special inducements
to ladies'
The second is an orange cure. Particu-
lars of this cure are somewhat vague, but
1t is also good for the complexion
An eminent medical man refused to con-
slider these cures seriously. They sounded,
he said, like a lunatic's cure for lunacy.
He could remember one case of sand
cure. and this was the melancholy expert
ence of a sailor who buried up to his neck
in sand for the cure of scurvy. had his
head eaten off by wandering crocodile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04

PARIS, January 81, 1905.
Rarely has Paris been seen to more brill
liant advantage than during this winters
festivities. Hotels and cafes have been
blaze of glory and decorations and thronged
with fashionably dressed crowds. Among
the many beautiful costumes one worn by
the Princess Radziwill was particularly
striking 1t was composed of black silk
lace over white taffeta. The decoletage of
the princess robe was outlined with dia-
mond ornaments and mousseine rosettcs.
A big white mousseline picture hat in
crusted with jetted lace completed becOm-
ing ensemble. Another gown Of cream taft
feta souple worn by the Princess Guy de
Lucnge had a Louis XVI coat of Irish
guipure cut with square deColletage. The
Baronne de Castelmiovo looked exceedingly
well in rose velours soupline. with Louis
XIV corsage gathered crosswise to form
corselet effect in front and showing an
amazone basque behind. headdress of
roses and gold lace formed becoming
chapeau poliChinelle.
Many floral and ribbon coiffures are worn.
and this mode IS becoming serious rival
for the chapeauX de style
At the wedding of Mile. Marguerite de
Brogle and the Comte de Lubersac We're
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
Japanese Knots

The Japanese have no use for buttons
buckles or hooks and eyes Cord serves
every purpose of fastening and furnishes
artistic possibilities seemingly without end
The Japanese have hundreds of knots
Some are as old as the time when history
was recorded by series of knots. lust as
1t was in China and Peru before writing
was invented. There are dozens of knots
In common and ceremonial usage, and these
every japanese child can tie. To name onlv
a few, there are plum blossom. cherry
blossom, iris, chrysanthemum and pine tree
Knots. There are Fujiyama knots, turtle
is easy to tie; the .'old woman's" and many
others. h9
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To Revive Furs.

Lay the fur on a table, beat well with
a cane and shake to remove all dust. FIJI
a kettle with long spout with water. let
1t boil, and as the steam gets out pass the
fur to and fro slowly about five or six
inches from the spout for few minutes
Shake and hang up the fur. 1t Will be
equal to new, having regained its bright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
Tact.

From the New York Sun.
The girl with the bright smile stood wait
ing for woman customer to make choice
between two shades of silk ribbon
(which one shall take?' asked the GUS
toner. II was never so undecided"
TITS purely a matter of TASTE" smiled
the girl. EITHER would suit your clear
complexion perfectly"
sOh. then. I'll take both"
And still some OF the other girls wonder
ed why the girl with the bright smile never
missed sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
Housekeepers Who Worry

Lamb with worry sauce is no better than
lamb without mint sauce, and neither can
compare to lamb with a nice dressing of
chopped vegetables.
Nor are the pies any better for the fact
that they are worried into the pan and
worried out and worried even to the table,
Instead OF fretting invent a new dish and
study the cookery pictures and try to GET
up something like them. That is the hest
and most original way to set eood
table. 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
The Gentlewoman,s Capabilities.

From the Boston woman's Journal
The gentlewoman may be a successful
merchant, author, artist. musician or jour
nalist; she may be a lecturer, a physician.
lawyer, a clergywoman. professional
woman. or a woman suffragist. without
losing grace and benignity. Queen Vic>
toria was no less lady because she was Z
sovereign
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good comes in sooner or later. from bit or
jeweled lace to cambria handkerchief, OUT
nothing cheap or tawdry can ever De useo
with good effect. Above all, don't buy gold
or silver lace passementerie or embroidery
to put by, as it is sure to tarnish and De-
come worthless
The Future Demi-Toilet.
The demi-toilet of the future will be the
loveIiest we have had for long time.
Many are the charms of crepe de CHIME
lace and chiffon or mousseline de sole, with
a high-boned ceinture of the color that
suits the wearer best. The sleeves, reach
ing nearly to the elbow, are finished with
soft falling laces and chiffon, ana the
gloves are worn long. The cuirass effect Is
very becoming and the present day waist
band fits like a corset.
The redingote is feature of outdoor
modes in cloth and is trimmed with all
kinds of fur. 1t reaches below the knees
and is worn with long skirt. The velvet
gown, trimmed with ermine and embroid-
cry, is almost invariably worn with a chem
iSette or jabot of lace. The waiStcoat plays
an important part in the present styles
trimmed with lace or in dainty embroidered
kid or suede gold brocade. Every mode
is exceedingly artistic and fabrics and
styles alike are beautiful being chiefly re-
vivals of the French empire.
Hats are growing wider ct the back ana
higher than ever. though, on the whole.
they are somewhat smaller than they nave
been. The marquise hat seems never to
be out of style. and there are good many
examples of the Henri ii toque. TurbaHs
are also worn with the demi-toilet as we'll
as with the chic toilet de reception. For
the Riviera there are some charming sam
pies of the marquise toque trimmed with
garlands of roses and violets.
At the Paris theaters one always sees the
latest fashions as well forerunners OF
those to come. For instance. Mile Armande
Cassve is wearing in lie Crime dAiX" a
toilet of the newest shade of red, called
blood red" The material is barege ANA
the skirt is trimmed with wide bands and
buttons of crepe de chine of the same hue.
About the waist is a very deep pointed.
sWathed ceinture Of the crepe de chine.
| caught with large buttons to correspond
with the skirt Over the bodice is worn a
very small Zouave of oriental embroidery
| i'll black and gold, with buttons to mattel.
| The hat worn with this costume is of quite
high at the back by velvet bandeau. The
| rim in front is caught up close to the crown
| by a large rose with gold leaves and some
lovely white ostrich tips. fascinating
wrap of white cloth Is worn with this frock.
The back Is full and loose but the front is
cut away, SO that it meets only where 1t
fastens across the breast The sleeves,
which reach only to the elbow, are very
full and are inserted with coarse Irish lace.
This lace also forms a stole collar for the
wrap. CATHERINE TALBOT.
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Simpler Wedding Gowns.

Wedding gowns are to be simpler The
eighteenth century gathered skirt and
pointed bodice needs to be carried out sim
ply, and such simplicity reaches its hlshes'
point when expressed in satin. The new
soft, rich satin is so peculiarly nice in the
gathered skirt Satin and spotted net are
very pretty trimmed with narrow faces. IL
is unite slIrprising what these little. mar
row bristIing laces will do | noticed q
bertha the other day applied with fine
guipure and edged with three narrow friils
of creamy lace. 1t was very simple, Out
sweet and effective.
II does not take a great deal to influence
the mode in Paris. At a recent fashionable
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front and was finished behind in short,
plated basque An empiecement of guipure
venise was bOrdeTed with a narrow band OF
chinchiIla A reception was held after the
ceremony by the Princess de Broglle at her
home in the Rue Solferino, at which the
bride wore charming toilette de ceremonle
of pastel rose crepe de chine The corsage,
simply gathered into a high corseiet Deii'
was incrusted with cream guipure- inc
full skirt unique was emDelilsneu py
lace incrustations, encircled by ruchings OF
rose riiroon.
The toilette de soiree is occupying much
attention at the moment, for this is the
zenith of the season when balls ana sources
theaters and receptions, are IN luii plast'
\ gown worn at the Ritz reveillon was par
ticularlv Dretty 1t was of eau de MI NOUS
seine de sole with a long tram OF lace,
which anpeared as continuation OF
hasnue Plated vaIenciennes lace run
thronph with green ribbon velvet decorated
tho skirt A high corselet of green taffeta
and glrlands of little pink roses completed
the trimming of the corSage. Another Iol-
latte de soiree was of cream mousselihe
Hounced with lace and eucircled by mousse
line passed through couronnes oil PINK
roses The tabler of cream Veiours nous
seine was spangled with silver palliettes.
We are still dominated by the spirit or
the eighteenth century, delighting IN point
cd bodices gathered skirts and Vatican
colorings We are just as far from aban-
doning the picturesque as ever. THESE pic
turesdue ideals have held sway for quite
a number of years now. and even some OF
the men feel warnings for velvet coats ana
knee breeches-
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How to Fold Wells

Wells are apt to become narrow when
good deal worn, but If they are rolled up
instead OF being folded when taken on they
will be found quite straight and like new
when next wanted
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loosely through and permitted to flare at
the bottom like wings The body of the
blouse is laid in soft pleats which run up
under the yoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04

sauce and arrange the outlets on It. Tar
tare sauce served in a separate dish may
be substituted for the cream sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04

gowns and jackets. In fact anything really
good comes in sooner or later. from bit OF
jeweled lace to a cambria handkerchief, but
nothing cheap or tawdry can ever be used
with good effect. Above ALL don't buy gold
silver lace, passementerie or embroidery
to put by, it is sure to tarnish and De-
WGrfh HESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04

mas 10 be let into a modlsh skirt al the
bottom that 1t Is difficult to tuck and pleat
ana fold II into anything like a fitting gar
ment about the hips. The 1905 gown strikes
terror to the heart of the too stout woman
VINO would still be fashionable
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-10-06
J.. s. G. F.
AVIS OFFIClEL
Ponds desDameS AuxiliaireS
ButREAUx DU SEoRETA1RE GENERAL

ooT1sAT1oN NO 81 appellee No3O
EsoANABA, MICH. Ter Sept. 1905
Mesdames
Vous etes oficiellement notifies
du d6ces de Nine Molina Brul6 de
la Branche No IL de Lake Linden,
Mich, qui a succombe le 3e jour
d'aont 1905 de la maladie dite can
Ger uteric.
Ecu Nine Mel;na Brul6 6tait as
suree de $1,000 dams la classe des
Danes Auxi}iaires ct portrait le
certifcat de b6n66ce No 1856 en-
date du 9 Nov. 1900 ct q p6poque
de DON d6cAs etait en- reggie avec
sa Soci6t6 on Comit6 Permanent ct
avec iUnion des Societies.
D'spr6s la teneur de la Section y
de Particle XII des Regiments
de PUnion DIES Societies Cauadien-
mes : Franchises Catalogues des
Etats- Unis, tout .membre assure
dams Ia caisse du Fonds DIES Danes
Auxiliaires don't le certifcat de be-
n6fce porte une date ant6rieure au
3 d'aont 1905 doit payer au secre.
taire de la branche a laque)le il
appartient le montant dune coil
suivant son age, du Ter
Sept. 1905 au Ter Oct. 1905.
EMMANUEL M. ST. JACQUES.
Secr6taire General.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-10-06

Sherbrooke, Qu6.,-M. ct Nine.
j. Bolduc, d'Eastman, viennent de
cel6brer avec 6clat lie %soixanti6me
anniversalre de leur marriage.
Quebec-Le DR.. Edwin Turcot,
professeur de mati6re m6dlcale ct
de pharmacie pratique, de th6ra-
peutique generate ct de clinique
inferno, d%evient membre du Con-
sell de l'Universit6 Laval a ia pla-
CO de feu le Dr.. Simard.
Montreal, Qu6.-M. Ernest Re
maud, qui a etc pendant quelques
ann6es a l'emploi de la Baldwin
Locomotive Works de Philadel-
phie, est linventeur dun nouveau
systeme contre les accidents de
chemins de fer.
M. Renaud a d6ja fait breveter
son invention dams plusieurs pays
ct SO prepare a faire DIES essais
pratiques de son systemic.
&c dernier Sc distingue des in
ventions semblables en- CO que, au
lieu d'etre I'm simple perfectionne-
ment apport6 aux signaux GU q la
transmission DIES ordres, il sert q
remp]acer le m6canicien, sl'op6ra-
teurde la care GU l'aiguilleur dams
le cas- Oh Fun de ces derniers, par
negligence GU autrement, connect
trait n erreur GU manquerait a
son devoir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-10-06

M. H. St Hilaire nous 6crit de
Houpt, Mimi ,odil est employee chez
NJ. Fred Blais CONNIE teneur de
Tyres. II nous dit entire autre cho-
ses.
"Nous sommes a ieux pas dun
petit village p)ant6 au milieu DIES
souches, qni peut Sc vanter de rem
fermer dams son enceinte une dou-
zaine de batisses. tant maisons que
cahanes parmi lesque]les on comp
te un magasin, deux hotels ct lie
bureau de poste. Ce dernier est
dune grande ccmmodit6 malgre
sa modesto apparence en- ce quill
nous dome lopportunite de rece-
voir la MALE 3 tous les soirs diman-
che excepte. Je n'essaierai pas a
vous d6peindre nos chantiers. 10
dirai settlement qu'lls sont bats a
environ 100 pieds du chemio de
fer. lis sont spacieux ct peuvent
comfortablement soixante-
dix hommes ct oinquante chevauS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-10-06
M. JOSEPH GAUTH1ER
Silicon, Manitoba.

souffrent. Encore une fois, recevez
mes sinceres emerciements." Joseph
Gauthier, Saint Leon, Manitoba.
ma1ades ct debilites CONNIE M. Gau-
thier'? Votre vigueur est-elle @puisee,
votre ambition ct votre courage SOM
meillent-i1s? Avez-yous des douleurs
dams lie dos on dams les menlbres?
Souffrez-vous de dyspepsia OH de NAL
de reins !?
Voici pour vous la guErison par un
traitement qui ma jamais echoue ct qui
dome des resultats rapides ct durables
sill est bien suivi. C'est lie traitement
par les Pilu1es Moro pour les hommes.
Les Pilules Moro ont gueri des milliers
de cas- meme reputes i%ncurables 81
vous etes fatigu@s de depenser de Par
gent pour DIES drogues sans valeur, COM
mencez a les prendre des aujourd'hui..
81 vous lie pouvez, venez d nos bu-
reaux voir les Medecins de la Compa-
pnie Medicale Moro; leurs .consulta-
tionssont tout a faitgratuites, ct chaque
Jour de la semaine, excepte lie diman-
che. lis peuvent vous recevoir, depuls g
heures du matin jusqu'a TX heures du
soir. ST vous demeurez trop loin, ecri-
vez une description de vos s~ouffrances;
lis Gtudieront votre cas-, vermont e trail
tement qui vous convent ct vous don
neront, par lettres. d'aussi bons consells
que 81 vous leur faisiez visite.
Les Pilules Moro Sc vendent partout
ct nous les envoyons aussi parl Ia MALE,
dams toutes les parties du Canada ct des
Etats-Unis, sur reception du prix, soc.
la boite GU six bottles pour $3.50.
Adressez vos lettres COMPAGN1E
MED1CALE MORO, 1924 rue sajnte-
Catherine, Montreal,
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LIE DR.. Joseph P. Flynn qui
tient ses bureaux au No. 9O6 2Oe
avenue N. est IN m6decin qulvient
de Sc fxer a Minneapolis ct qui
promet beaucoup. LIE Dr.. Flynn a
pratiqu6 dufant plusieurs annees
dams un autre endroit du Minneso-
ia mails voulant un champ d'ac-
ton plus waste pour faire valoir
SEES talents il a choisi la m6tropole
Bien que pratiquant lei depuis
quelques mois settlement IL a de]a
Gu poccasion de fairs valoir ses ia
Tents CONNIE medecin.