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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07

table, and extending from the needle
hole, there is thread slot with con-
verging edges, leading to thread-cut-
ting device. The arrangement Of the
needle-hole and slot is such that the
shuttle is securely gripped to facilitate
the ready cutting of the thread. When
It is remembered that the shipping
shears are not always at hand, and
that it is not always convenient to
reach the under thread to sever it, the
value Of an attachment that is never
misplaced may be appreciated.-Phila.
delphia Record.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
A Short Shorty Career.

For many years i certain dOctor
practiced medicine in little country
town il Wyandotte County. He was
careless of his dress. Half the time,
perhaps, his socks were not mates.
Finally the doctor moved, his family
to Kansas City. Nam. and began to
spruce up. He insisted on wearing
socks that We're mates. This made
his wife suspicious. Sac thought he
WAS getting Spor.y. The doctor has
moved back 70 tae couutry.-KanSas
Civ journal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
ONE OF THE TWO o1ARGEsr ELEPHANT TUsEs ON RECORD

has just appeared to- the credit OK
man hailing from WaItham. Mass. Any
one who is at all familiar with sew
ing machine must have been impressed
with the multiplicity Of attachments
and conveniences that go with a mod
ern up-to-date machine, and yet despite
the seeming abundance Of contrivances
this fundamental attachment has long
been overlooked. On the work support
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
Sailing New. Botn Babies.

In some parts of Europe and Asia
there is a peculiar custom of salting
newborn babies. When baby is
born among the Armenians of Russia
the nurse takes the infant and covers
the entire skin with very fine salt
This salt is left on the baby for three
hours or more. and then the child is
washed with warm water.
In Asia Minor there is a tribe OF
people living in the mountains who dc
even worse than this. They salt theil
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
on HIS TRAIL.

pa" asked the Senator's little bog.
what's a nemsis?"
"A nemesis my son. relied the
Senator, YEARLY. "fs female Office
seeker whom, in moment Of foolish
kindheartedness. you promised to as
sfst-Catholic Standard and Times.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
CUTS TIE THREAD.

One Of those !mpre essive little inven-
tons that makes everyone with any
mechanical talent laugh at his own o.
tuseneSs and lack Of observation is a
thread cutter for sewing machines that
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07

An Austrian army officer cut him
self under the chin in shaving, the
green collar Of his tunic rubbed
against the cut and he died OF blood
poisoning.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
Stacking Straw.

have taken the Indiana Farmer for
y number OF years. and like it. Have
often been impressed to answer some
of vonr contributors. h:lc have delayed
mil io-,lay. t::nk;:- l could not bet
4.r iia situation. Have just read N
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
Rk4klAes Oh The SAW.

An Invention pertaining to compound
tools Of the saw type has for its object
a design rs simple and efficient as the
ordinary saw and almost, if not quite,
as cheap, provides means by which the
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07

NO DESIRE TO BE GOOD:
"Grandpa, do you have to lie awful
good to get to heaven" IL
"Yes. my boy"
"Well, I've about made Up my mind
to try for the BOBBY pci2e." e."-Ne1
FORK Life.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07

newborn babies and leave the salt on
them for twenty-four hours. The mod
c,n Greeks sprinkle salt on their
babies.
This practice of sailing babies is an
ancient custom. 1t has its rise in su-
perstition. Of course. The mothers
think that sailing insures their children
stealth and strength, and that it will
keep evil spirits away from them.
Even in some parts Of Germany salt
rs still used on the child at birth.-Med-
ical Talk For the Home.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07

various angular cuts resorted to IN car
pentry may be expeditiously and easily
found and marked. The blade is simi-
lar in type to the or.!inary hand-saw,
except that it must have a straight
hack and carries Il number Of inscribed
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07

The cotton factories in Lancashire
spin enough thread in six seconds to go
round the world.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08
EiCrde kapitIei.
Eft nytt slit ott betala gammal
sklIld.

M, min basta kapten, - SADIE
Rupert Goodwin, da han tradde in j
biblioteket, hvarest Harley Westford
vantade honom, villa vi Sc till att
VI komma pa redig fot med hvaran-
dra. Nj onskar saledes att redan i
alton aterfa edra penningar?
ia. Hair ar mahanda icke rata
stallet att afhandla denna SAX, icke
heller medgifver tiden Diet, men Diet
CALLER, sasom jag redan sagt er, min
familjs timliga valfard.
Men ON Diet M ar mig om6jligt
att utbetala er penningarne f0rr i'm i
morgon, da banker 0ppnas?
Jag maste hafva dem redan i
alton.
Och ON jag nu alls icke mera
kan disponera 0fver denna summa?
Da CALLER Diet ert eller mitt lif.
mr. Goodwin, svarade kaptenen
vildt. Jag will da lata hela verlden
veta att nj bedragit mig, jag will for
folja er dag och matt tills jag antingen
fatt nina penningar eller tagit ert
lif, ty Diet ar icke blott min egen val
fard Diet CALLER, utan min hustrus och
NINA barns.
Nj forifrar er, min van, SADIE
bankiren med slit blidaste leende.
Diet ar alls icke min mening att neka
utbetala er edra penningar, men, sa-
som jag redan haft aran att saga er,
Jag gar icke med tjugotusen pund
sterling j vastfickan. Under vanliga
omstandigheter skulle Diet saledes
varit mig om0jligt att alton utbetala
or denna summa Nj sager att
fartyget skall afsegla redan i morgon
dagbrackningeni
- ia.
Och nj riskerar att Ida en- stoi
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08

ogrundadt, och jag tror nog att Diet
skall lyckas mig att ofvertala honom
till att lata mig behalla penningarna
till han aterkommer fran Kina.
Han tyckes dock ha bestimdt
foresatt sig att aterfa dem redan nu.
Jag litar pa min valtalighet, -
SADIE bankiren och tog asked med
skrifvaren.
bet blir EFT svart stycke arbete,
mumlade han och en- hemsk ED
glanste j hans ogon, - men tanken
pa Klara Ponsonby, min karlek och
hennes forakt skall gifva mig styrka,
och jag skall krossa min fiende.
Nagra minuter stod han f0rdjupad
dessa dystra betraktelser inandande
den milda sommarluften, derefter
gick han langsamt in igen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08

bet vet jag, min gosse, sva-
rade Westford och strok sig med
handen ofver pannan, som ON han
dermed vile forjaga sina dystra tan
kar.
Gift noga akt pa hvad jag nu
sager dig, min van Gilbert, SADIE
han med eftertryck pa hvarje ord.
Hvad som an ma banda, sd skall
Liljedrottningen afsegla i morgon
bittida pa bestimd timma i dag
brackningen. ON jag icke da ar till
stiides, sa skolen / lyfta ankar utan
mig, och du, Gilbert, skall 0fvertaga
min plats som fartygets skeppare.
jag har ~f0rtroende for dig och litar
pa dig som ON du a min egen
son. Endast Gud vet ON jag kom-
mer att deltaga j denna resa. ON
denne man, Rupert Goodwin, verkli-
ligen ar bankruttmessig, sa kommer
han troligtvis icke att frivilligt alter
Ilemna mig nina tjugotusen pund.
Men hvad Diet an ma kosta, sd skall
Jag tvinga honom dertill -. Saledes
ar du fran denna stund och tills jag
aterkommer kapten pa fartyget. Kom
ihag att du afseglar i morgon bittida.
- Med er, ombord. kaptenl
bet star i Guds hand, -svarade
Harley Westford hogtidligt.
Han tryckte Gilbert T~hornleighs
bruna hand och sprang raskt i land,
Nagra minuter derefter stod han
alter i bankirens kontor.
Mr. Goodwin hade just rest ut till
sin villa, berattade kassoren, och
affarerna voro for denna dag afslu-
tade.
Da reser jag ut till hans villa,
svarade kaptenen; - hvar ar den
belagen.
Om nj tar med jernbanan till
Hartford station, sa bar nj derifran
endast en- kort s~patsertur till Will
mington.
Godt, - SADIE Harley Westford.
Da han alter kommit ut pa gatan
stod han stilla EFT ogonblick.
Med en- hogtidlig min lyfte han
handen mot himlen och mumlade
mellan tanderna:
Hvarken Rupert Goodwin eller
jag ia nagot lugn forr AIN jag aterfatt
nina penningar!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08
Gjordt j EFT NEST

morbyster och kInesiska vaser med
utlandska blommor, hvilka fylde
luften med vallukt.
ALT var lyx och elegans i denna
del af william, och genom de 0ppna
d0rrarna sag Harley Westford in i
praktfullt monterade salar och kabi-
nett, hvars ekpanelade vdggar och
tax med rika basreliefer fran drott-
ming Elisabeths tidehvarf stucko
bjert af mot den moderna moblerin-
gen.
Plotsligen vexlade scenen
Bankiren oppnade en- tung ekd0rr
cch de bada herrarne tradde nu in i
EN- mork trappgang, som forde till
nora iygeln af william eller, ON man
sa will palatset.
Da den massiva dorren vande sig pa
sina gangjern, slog en- TAFT damhvirf-
vel dem j ansigtet.
Harley Westford sag sig rysande
omkring.
vi sjoman arc icke fra for en-
smula v~idskepelse, SADIE han,
Diet skulle icke forundra mig om vi
hair pl0tsligen m0ttes af EFT eller n
nat 0fvernaturligt vasende. Delta
stale forekommer likt en- stor graf.
TICKER nj verkligen Diet? ut
brast bankiren. bet Sir hogst be-
%synnerligt!
ON Harley Westford hyst den rim
caste misstanke, sa skulle den ton.
hvarmed dessa ord uttalades, ytterli-
gare f0rstarkt den.
Bankiren Taste upp en- dorr. SOM
forde till EFT litet trangt rum, hvars
moblering antydde att en- affarsman
begagnade Diet som kontor.
Vid ena vaggen stodo nagra fern
skap, midi j rummet en- kontorspulpet
och EFT par stolar.
bet langa smala f0nstret. som vette
ut mot parker, var forsedt med
tjocka jernstanger och dorren var
lika omsorgsfullt forskansad med
massiva jernplatar.
Rupert Goodwin satte fran sig LAM
pan, hvilken spridde EFT matt sken ut
Oliver Diet hemska rummet.
Har CONNER jag vigtiga doku-
menter och andra v6rdehandlingar.
SADIE han, under Diet Harley Westford
kastade en- forskande blick omkring
sig. Dessa sk&p innehalla pennin-
gar och vardepapper, och d0rren der
borta forer till EFT kallarhvalf, hvari
jag forvarar guild och sil~fverpieser.
Han 6ppnade EFT af skapen och
framtog derur EFT litet iernskrin.
Delta ar miss Wentworths for
mogenhet, SADIE han, och harur
skail jag taga tjugotusen pund for att
betala er dermed.
Forts.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08

begrepp med att lcmna rummet opp
nades d0rren och en- ung dam intradde.
Aldrig hade Harley Westford sett
en- qvinna med en- mera blandande
skonhet.
Hon sag Mt att vara omkring milton
ar gammal, och af hennes iogonen-
fallande likhet med Rupert Goodwin,
gissade Harley Westford 0gonblick-
llgen att hon maste vara hans dotter.
Hon hade Stamina vackra, regel-
messigadrag sammamorka, tindrande
ogon. men den k0ld och hardhet, som
stodo tecknade i bankirens ansigte,
voro j dotterns f0rvandlade till varme
och solsken.
Slutligen finer jag dig, papa!
utbrast hon, = jag har s0kt dig
ofverallt.
Bankiren vande sig med rynkad
PARMA ON emot henne.
Har jag icke en- gang sagt dig,
Julia, att jag icke tycker ON att bill
stord mar jag har affiirer for mig.
Donna here har kommit hit for en-
ganska vigtig angelagenhets skull, vi
onska derf0re att ost0rde "a uppg0ra
den med %hvarandra.
Naval, svarade Julia med EFT
b~ortskamdt, f0rklemadt barns mulna
uppsyn, da gar jag strax min vag.
Men du kan gerna tro att Diet alls icke
ar angenamt att en- hel alton var en-
sam i delta gamla hus, hvarest man
hvarje ogonblick kan vanta att blifva
ofverraskad af EFT spoke eller en- gen
gangare.
Med dessa ord afagsnade hon sig
alter.
Eft uttryck af omhet gled ofver
Rupert Godwins kalla ansigte. under
der Diet han tankfull stirrade efter
den smidiga qvinnogestalt, som for
swami genom dorm.
Kom med mig, kapten Westford.
SADIE han da de alter blifvit
me, Diet ar redan sent pa aftonen.
bet sista taget fran Herttord afgar
nagot fore midnatt. Orkar nj att ga
till stationen?
Ire ganger sa langt, ON Diet be.
hofves, svarade si6mannen RAFT
fran.
Naval, sa f6lj mig.
Rupert Goodwin tog lampan i den
n handen och nyckelknippan i den
andra, hvarefter han tradde ut i kor.
ridoren.
Du behGfver icke att spanna for
vagnen, SADIE han till en- betient.
som han motto j trappan; denne
here tar genvagen genom parker
och gar till stationen.
Bankiren gick forst genom de langa
korridorerna, pa hvars golf lago
mjuka, dyrbara mattor och hvars
vaggar pryddes med dictator. mar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08

En- ganska betydlig forlust.
Naval. kapten Westford,
fortfor bankiren, - ehuru edert bette
ende mot mig icke varit sardeles ar
tigt, sa will jag dock CORA hvad jag
kan for att uppfylla eder onskan.
Handelsevis har jag hair i huset en-
summa kontanta penningar, som be-
lopa sig till nagot Oliver tj~ugotusen
pund sterling.
- Verkligen2
ia. Nj har minsann lyckan med
er, icke SAINT, kapten Westfordg
Bankiren skrattade hogt at slit
eget infall, men hans skratt var kallt
och tvunget.
bet lat olycksbadande som en- orms
hvasande.
Harley Westford fattade dock in
gen misstanke; han tvartom kande
inom sig samvetsagg Oliver att han
betviflat Rupert Godwins r~edlighet.
Jag star nemligen j affarsforbin-
delse med en- gammal dam, som ar i
besittning af en- formogenhet, hvilken
beloper sig till nagot 0fver tjugotusen
pund sterling, fortfor bankiren i
affarsmessig ton. - Dessa penningar
har hon forr haft staende j utlandska
banker, men for nagra veckor sedan
flick hon EFT anfall af panisk for
skrdckelse i anledning af EFT eller
annat narraktigt rykte, och ammo
dade mig da ON att skaffa henne de
Degenerate medlen tillbaka. bet
bista af alltsamman ar emellertid att
hon bad mig ON att forward dessa
hennes penningar harute pa william.
emedan hon dromt om att tjufvar
brutit sig in i mitt hus i Lombard
street. Kan nj forestalla er nagot
mera l0jligt?
Alter utstotte mr. Goodwin Stamina
o~naturliga skratt och fortfor:
Nj ser saledes, herr kapten, att
jag, tack ware den gamla damens
narraktiga tro pa drommar nu ar
stand till att uppfylla er onskan ON
utbekommande redan j alton af edra
t%jugotusen pund. Om nj behagar att
folja med mig till andra fiygeln af
huset, hvarest Jag forvarar nina var
dehandlingar, sa skall jag del. bank.
noter kontant utbetala err edra pen
ningar.
Jag tackar er, svarade kap-
tenen.
Nj ar mig ingen tack skyldig och
Diet glader mig att kunna CORA er
denna tjenst - for er hustrus skull.
Med dessa ord 0ppnada bankiren
EFT jernskap och tog derur en- knippa
nycklar, som horde till den nora
hygeln.
: Just som de b&da herrarne stodo /
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08
Tredje kapitIet.
En- olycklig tordringsegare.

EH urgently JOfuTtUySegUT6.
Under Diet Harley Westford var pa
vag till Hartford station satt mr.
Goodwin vid middagsbordet i en- af
sina ~eleganta salonger pa Whining
tonhall.
Denna villa hade under en- lang
fold af ar varit j hogadliga familiers
ego och dess nora fygel harstam-
made fran tudorska t~idehvarfvet.
Ingen af bankirens underhafvande
vagade att betrada denna del af bygg-
MAIDEN, i hvilken de trodde att 0fver-
naturliga vasenien huserade.
Men mi Goodwin sjelf var hemma-
stadd j de stora ode rummen, i hvilka
fingerstjockt damn betackte golf och
vaggar; ia, han ryste icke ems till
baka for att betrada de stora kallare
och u~nderjordiska hvalf, som fran
den nora 1ygeln strackte sig under
hela byggnaden.
Rupert Goodwin var icke ensam.
Pa andra sidan af bordet satt midi
emot honom hans forste kontorist
Jakob Danielson.
Eft morkt moln hvilade 0fver ban
kirens vackra ansigte, och Diet vid-
underligt doftande burgundervin, pa
hvilket skrifvaren med valbehag
lippjade, tycktes deremot icke smaka
den helt visst af ofverdrifna niutnin-
gar bortskamda gomen.
Den summa, hvilken Harley West
ford lemnat i hans handler, kunde
~visserligen annu en- It'd halla honom
uppe, men huru skulle han kunna
aterbetala dessa pengar mar kaptenen
aterkom fran Kinaa
Rupert Goodwin hatade Harley
Westford, ehuru han i dag for forsta
gangen sett hans ansigte.
Delta hat, hvilket f0rskref sig fran
en- ~langesedan forfiuten It'd, var en-
hemlighet, ON hvilken ingen AMMAN
an kaptenens hustru hade nagon
aiming.
Under dessa omstandigheter kande
den egoistiske Rupert Goodwin inga
saInvetsskrupler, som skulle hindrat
honom fran att bemagtiga sig Harley
Westfords sammansparade kapital.
Han beslutade inom sig att for all
It'd lemna Europa och taga de tiugo-
tusen punden med sig till Amerika.
| delta afagsna land och under
EFT antaget MANN kan ingen spara
den forrymde bankiren, den en- gang
sa rike Rupert Goodwin. Med tjugo-
tusen pund att borja med kan Jag
smart f0rdubbla mitt roreIsekapital.
Endast Julia skall f0lja med mig;
min o kan STAMINA qvar i England.
bet har aldrig radt nagon sardeles
karlek eller sympati oss emellan.
Narraktig ridderlighet och Ell klok
spekulationsanda passa icke samman.
Sadana voro bankirens tankar un-
der Diet han tyst och tankfull satt
framfor slit vinglas.
Emellanat tillkastade han den mss
ankomne bokhallaren en- fygtig blick.
Han fruktade Jakob Danielson och
var radd for att denne skulle genom-
skada hans planer, hvilka han der
fore pa ALT satt bemodade sig ON att
d0lja for honom.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-09-08
: En- ganska betydlig forlust.

f6rlust, om nj ic1e kan CORA resan
med?
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-09
To be continued.


A Southern doctor of divinity In
New York on his vacation was speak
ing of unusual prayers he had heard.
One was made by a young lawyer
who. through innate pity or from .
desire TO advance his political for
tunes by being identified with the
church, besought the preacher 10 call
on him for prayer in the weekly prayer
meeting. Suspceting that politics and
not piety was at the bottom OF the
lawyers desire 10 pray In public the
preacher did not call on him until one
rainy night, when the attendance was
slim. Then Brother ii. being asked
to lead In prayer began his suppl
cation. In great detail he mentioned
the various situations. personal and
general, in which the divine guidance
was desired. Finally, however, he
hesitated, as II he had forgotten any
thing else 10 say. He showed signs
Of confusion, and then. in despairlng
tone of voice. continued: 'ln conclu.
sion. your honor, l might mention
many other things, but these will suf-
fee for tonight. Amen."-Mobile
(Ala) Register.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-09
COLLEGE NOTES.

The new library al Mount HOlyoke
College j. almost completed.
Commencement week at Oberlin Col
lege will open on June -. lasting until
June IS
Dartmouth has entered into a three
cornerei debating league with Brown
and Williams.
The College OF Education OF the Uni
versity Of Chicago Is completing a sue
cessful year.
The Yale Dining Hail Club has voted
TO require a membership Zee OF 81 from
each member
The Harvard Summer School has ex-
tended its curriculum by Offering q
course in phonetlcs.
rhe Official statement is made that
the Yale University deficit for he past
year is about $4,000.
The gift 10 the Teachers College
from the graduating class this year is
bronze figure Of Mercury.
The one hundred and first commence
men: exercises OF the University OF
Vermont will be held June "A 10 -.
inclusive.
The one hurdredth and fifty-eighth
annual commencement OF Princeton
Cnlversty begins on June o and lasts
until June II.
The Oriental expedition OF the Uni
vcrsity of Chicago has resumed work
in the ruins Of the ancient city of
Bishyma, Assyria.
Tie sixth summer session OF Coium.
bia University will open on Thursday,
july q. ana continue until Thursday,
August II Inclusive.
Evandcr Bradley McGilvary. Sage
professor Of ethics at Cornell. has re
signed 10 accept the chair OF philosophy
a the University of Wisconsin.
Announcement was made that Nor.
ris v. Sharp, who died recently at
Washington Court House. Va. has left
$4,000 20 Ohio Wesleyan University
tor the founding o: Il theological school.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-09
SHALLOW PANS.

Tho old-rashionel way of setting
milk in the ordinary six-quart shallow
pans has nothing to commend il except
the cheapucss of the outfit. The pans
take up n great deal of room in the
diary, and make Il great deal OF work
i'm washing. although the new pans,
pressed out Of one piece OF tinware,
are not so hard 10 wash as the old
ones that were made out Of four or
five pieces. and had n seam around
tie bottom ana two or three up The
sides. Leaving cut Of consideration
tie large amount of room that forty
or fifty pans take up in dairy, which
Is big item on many farms. we find
other strong objections in that pans
last but 4 few years. they cause lots
of mess from spilling ana leaking. and
the milk Sours ana thickers before
the cream has time to rise. This last
point is the greatest objection, and n
very serious one TO the Use of shallow
pans i'm daivieS Of half 4 dozen cows
or more. lust how much butter fat or
cream is lost in the I?ilk the average
farmer does not know. Je thinks that
II is only n little, and that ii does not
amount 10 much. But really ii amounts
{, a good deal, and may be the whole
Of the profit. The following expert
ence shows the loss through setting
milk in open pans. \ herd of fourteen
COWS was in milk, and giving about
go pounds Of milk n day. The pans
were set in cool room and allowed
10 stand for thirty-six 20 forty-eisht
hours. The skim milk was tested. and
IL showed that nearly all the cream
rose I'm the first twelve hours. no differ
encc being shown between that set
twelve hours and that set thirty-siX
hours. But the amount OF butter fat
which was lost was something appall.
inc. amounting as IL did to eight-tenths
Of one per cent. or about oue-sixth OF
the whole amount of the butter In the
milk. This loss is not surprising 10 one
who has opportunity 20 make such
tests. and Il is going on every day on
hundreds Of farms i'm this country. In
this case il amounted TO two pounds Of
butter per day, and nearly all Of this
could have been saved by the use OF
n enarator.-American Cultivator.
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Nine Gore1 walking skirt

No fashionable material Is more sat
isfactory for warm weather wear than
mOhair inasmuch as IL is light of
weight, sheds dust and easily can be
kept clean, for all of which reasons ii
was selected for the making Of this
very graceful and attractive skirt, but
the season nevertheless is a generous
one and the model can be made adapt
able TO many other fabrics as Well.
Pongee, Rajah and the Birmingham
silks are much in demand for immedi-
ate wear while after a bit linen will
be having extended vogue, fO all Of
which the design Is admirable while II
also can be utilized for the various
suitings. As illustrated the trimming
is banding and handsome buttons, the
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Trirc For The Aristocracr.

II would be worth while. ia we wish
;,ic poorer ,..~s-> 30 a.C9. srac sraS.-
bic uogrishias fool. foy ph.lauihropic
ladies aud gentlemen 20 i1ake il the
fashion az their own tables. writes
Lady Greville In the London Graphic.
Let them breakfast on porridge and
milk. dine on tripe. and end up the
evening with stewed onions. cabbages,
mashed potatoes and sausages. ard
fresh haddock. "Tripe a ia Duchess"
"Sheeps trotters Ia Marquise." OF
"Haddock Ia General" "Porridge a
IA John Burns" Beans n Bernard
shaw" might tecom. The fashionable
d,rhes Of The future
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straps, which serve practical end as
well as an ornamental one, being held
in position by buttons which are small
and fat.
The skirt is cut in nine cores and is
laid in groups Of three backward-turn-
ing pleats. which are stitched with
corticelu SILK from the upper edges 10
the straps TO give a tuck effect while
below that point they are pressed TO
position. The fulness at the back is
laid In inverted pleats that meet over
the seam and beneath these p!eats the
closing is made.
The quantity OF material required for
medium size is ten and half yards
twenty seven, six and a quarter yards
forty-four or ffty-two inches wide
when material has figure or nap; SIX