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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-04-05

Mrs. John Van Slyke' returned Tues
day night to Williston, N. D., her home.
She will doubtless come back to Yakima
this fall, however, to make it her future
home.
For Sale.-Pure- bred, White Rock
Eggs, Fishel strain. Mrs. w. J. McIn.
tyre, Fruitvale, r. F. D. No. (east OF
old brick yard). Hats
Our big muslin underwear sale begins
Friday. April z. Ladies, do not over
look it. Largest stock ever shown in
the city. Rinehart's.
The county commissioners yesterday
awarded to G. Z. Barrett the contract
for repairing the bridge at Prosser. the
stipulated price for the work being $3.50.
An appropriation Of t125 was made for
a county educational exhibit at the
Lewis and Clark exposition.
The entertainment given under the
auspices of the pupils of the North
Yakima Business College last Friday
evening proved a success in every partic-
ular. The program was musical in its
nature, and every number was well re-
ceived. The entertainment was well
attended, the hall being crowded. After
the program a social time ensued, and
ice cream and cake were served.
The Baker line of underwear is han.
died by us exclusively. Big sale on
muslin underwear begins Friday. April 7.
Come if you want the daintiest at cut
prices. Rinehart's.
Wanted-To borrow $500 on real estate
security. Address sos 8. End ct. 14-lt
At the Christian church next Sunday
at II q. m. Rev. Rose will give the third
serman in his series on Romans. This
series is proving very interesting and
helpful to the large audiences, and the
many words Of appreciation Of them are
very gratifying to the pastor. At 1880
p. m. the first OF series OF character
studies under the general topic, "Step-
ping Stones to Success" will be given
This series is Of interest TO all, and
should prove especially helpful to the
young people.
Ladies' will find the biggest collection
Of new spring hats in the city at Rine.
hart's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-04-05
INTERESTING MEETING ASSURED.
Parents of School Children Should be in
Attendance Friday Evening.

There is to be another school meeting,
a gathering Of parents and teachers, At
the Lincoln school on Friday evening,
at 1880 p. m. There has been an inter-
esting program provided and q fine
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

The reply of President Roose-
welt to the strikers in Chicago IS
characteristic of the man. There
was no plausible reason for such
disorder as has occurred in the
Windy City during the past few
weeks. An iron hand should be
used in dealing with the situation.
Mayor Dunno should add some
thing to that Equity makeup" to
Get a little stiffness in his back
bone and do something. He
should also be furnished with
glasses to enable him to see the
disorder which his drive about the
city failed to disclose to him.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Only those who lie in the firing
line and hear the constant screen
of the shells as they cleave their
terrible way through the air above
know the true sounds of modern
war. The whiplike smack OF the
bursting shell, the swish of scat
tering bullets are nothing to the
mocking screech of these messen-
gers of death as they pursue each
other as if in competition to COM
plete the awful object of their
hideous mission. The whole welkin
is discordant with their trlmult +;
you feel the rush of misplaced air,
splinterS sing in your ears, the
earth is in constant tremble with
the violence of the discharge ;
you feel it pulsate against your
cheek pressed to the moist mud
of the parapet and then a bullet
saps the life blood of the COM
rade whose elbow has touched
yours day and night There is
a limit to endurance in these
straits.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13
Interesting News
From MiddIebOurne

Middlebourne, May 13.-Attor-
ney C. B. Riggle went to st.
Marys yesterday to attend to
some business matters in the court
now in session in that place.
Mrs. Thos. McCay, who is very
ill, suffering from cancer, was
much worse yesterday, and is still
growing weaker.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Stewart has been
confined to her bed for nearly a
week with an attack Of neuralgia.
She is some better today.
Miss Eva Daily of Sunset, o.,
returned yesterday to her home
after lengthy visit with friends
in the town and county.
W. L. Atkins of Ravenswood, j.
r. Anderson, John Harris and
John Dearth are registered at the
Hotel Central among their guests
today.
J. w. Swan and w. W. Chris
ley returned last evening from
Marietta, O., where they were
looking after some oil interests IN
that section.
II. E. Keller returned last even
mo from Meadyille and other
points where he has been repre-
senting the Deering Manufacture
ing Company.
w. j. Thompson of Sistersville,
George Robson and j. R. Baker
of Sancho, were in town yesterday
and remained over night to go
with the funeral procession to
Centreville.
Clerk Duty and Deputy Clerk
Meredith went up to Centrevllle
last night to see D. M. Duty, who
lives near that place, and who
has been seriously i'll for nearly
two weeks. He was reported
slightly improved yesterday:
Harry Raab and wife of Sis
tersville, were in town yesterday
and were guests at the Hotel Cen
trail. They were here to attend
the funeral of the late }. b. Spen-
GER, which was deferred until to,
day on account of the rain and
high water.
John Starkey, Ralph Sweeney,
G. B. Stathers, G. A. McKibben
and wife, J G. Cline and w. II.
McElhattan and wife were all at
the Central yesterday on their re-
turn from the meeting OF the
Knights Templar at Falrmont
this week.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Reppard is making
preparations to have his resi-
dence moved to the rear of the
lot on which it now stands, and
it will be replaced by handsome
new building. A man from
Moundsville will arrive Monday
to do the moving.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13
LOCALLY
pENNED

G. K. Morgan of Meadville,
was an afternoon business visitor
in the city.
Contractor James Cusick OF
Moundsville, was an afternoon
business caller in the city.
G.. R. Barber, the North Wells
street barber, is the proud father
of a fine 12-pound baby boy.
David Dancer, a pioneer resi-
dent of Little, this county, was
transacting business here today.
J. W. Maher is moving from
Main street into the Mccoy prop
erty, at the head of Wells street.
The Ben Hur passed up at 80
today for Pittsburg. The Kama
wha will 60 up this evening. The
Virginia and Lorena will be Sun
days Pittsburg boats south.
A. P. Beardsley, proprietor of
the Beardsley Decorating Com
pany of Wheeling, was in the city
yesterday and today looking after
the wants of his customers.
w. J. Loutzenheiser went to
Wheeling this afternoon to spend
Sunday with his family. Mr..
Loutzenheiser will move his fam
lily to this city in the near fu-
ture.
C. E. Haudenschield of Antioch,
O., left this morning for Cincln-
matt to complete his course at
an embalming school in the Ohio
city. He was accompanied as far
as Parkersburg by his father, S.
II. Haudenschield.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

The contrast between the two
great western cities of Chicago
and Kansas City is, that the for
mer has an epidemic of labor diff
ficulties and the latter of cyclones
There is little difference i'll the
results. Life and property are
placed in jeoperdy by either.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Reorts today from the interior
of this county state that Middle
Island creek and tributaries were
higher yesterday than they had
been for the past ten or twelve
wears. The creek reached a depth
of ten feet in the narrows, just
east Of Middlebourne. Great
damage was done to crops and
property Ill the lowlands.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Ella Wheeler Wilcox advises
men to marry young. Ella is
unite correct on this subject All
the young men that marry young
will have the happy consolation
later in life that they didn't know
any better.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Too much storm and rain IN
many sections of the country OF
late. Cyclones especially, have
been very numerous and destruc-
tive.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Gov. Folk, in recent speech,
said that the sun never set on the
Missouri mule. Probably the sun
knows better than to try to.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Sec. Shaw is very much per-
turfed over the question, elbow
can the masses be reached?" Ever
try advertising, Secretary?
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Charles Hinkle and family have
returned from Marietta, O., where
they were visiting relatives and
friends.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Present indications are very
favorable for a noiseless Fourth OF
July in Sistersville.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Subscribe for the Daily Review.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

G.. K. Morgan of Meadville,
was an afternoon business visitor
in the city.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-13

Contractor James Cusick of
Moundsville, was an afternoon
business caller in the city.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25

riorc Grrner eisr, berptter 2ommer
til al bnue SoanonrbeiSe, ct Gar al
Sisie ubpe NssIer OF iou en- Of Oisie
norife Iapenngtige Sonmretsra9oer l.
ioa tar Oct JIG ttfe iaa ifisnt Ito retcp;
meft oct or 10 uofiaa praftijf. ssa,
Dc rorife 9ommetsrflGSu er ioare,
set or iiffcrt. omerifauife Serrelom.
metsrtlRScr ier imaa nb rrS Chen
al Gumernes Der for life at i,urffe ON
De IHtm Sapper. bt Gamer br1mer
Sercucr, - be icr no ion en- Dale |
Srfenct, mar Sc lGgges pan Sauet
ianGruili9net mco oisie. Tom ontrent
Srffer aiolen. Iaifefonen min. Stat.
far, bun imltes pit. oct BAR rent
SprS paa mig. ion bdpoe bare otSie
tSle imoo Sapperne III 2ommeter.
tIG6er, % for al forbebre liot poa
Dem, % rtueligpis for at ieg IfulSe
isle, at ieg bap0e noaet inteIlGn
&pnSer7le, mar iea, nreo Heipeft at
ijge, ifltISe plt0ie min Rrie, iaa bar
hun firu6et ban oeu GeuiaIe Doe dt
tive Sem. gu or 81 flGte al Dem
fisbt poa Bargain Counter hos Nsor.
ibau 6ieI0 eller 9en Bear OF bar TO-
itet bde 3 Gents Stpffet - ia tblnteo
Z Gents - fdl DC or of ptrfelig
Gin, og tSsIgcn blir oa, at Ot er ort.
trent iom at ntoie Rriet iht meo
9oot, iolio Sfripepaptr! ut ieg life
tiIbsrIig bar paoifjsnnet Serue On.
bu fra @aifefenen$ SHE / oeHRe
SnucrneS &ntter ulaa iuorsumeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
Par Ovrene Carer?

Set er iorbauieube, inu b~narbnnfiet
Menneifene i lit Sopmpo flpnser fig til
ben falite anituelie, at Der itutbe bore
ct gabenbe SpRlg mellem Dem % beres
Meoltabninger, Snrene, Ug at be bnabe
i lesemlis ps iialelis Senieenoe itaar
iaa bett ouer bent. Oct er, iom ON be
sjurbe fig iaauel blinpe iom bsue. li9e
o~ueriur be mansiOIbise llnberiSgelier,
Der er anitiQebe uapnlig / De ienere 4ar,
% iom iii Gptbers BAT aubtsiprt, al
Der Der Inn er Gale n eft @raosfors
itiel, % at Der, ielu bpao DC JGlelige
@pner ps 2ipsptringer au8aar, iugens
lunoe er ct Sprtn9 tten fun en- srabpis
Srer9ong.
Mau bar iaalebes pauitdoet, at 3p'
rene life iprmaar at sipe fine Stnoss
itemuinger ligreHoe lotrpf JON Weuues
itet; be ifulbe {. ST. life uGre iltano til
at ubaobe Iaarer. Ntnn bebOper blot
at ie fig en- Smule ppmGrfipmt M ior
at faa Sepiier paa oct mocIatte. Sueu
Sebin meooeIer lnaleoes / tit itore Sart
pper i'm iibite Teiie / bet irbre &iien,
at ban aientngne @anse bar ia9ttaget.
at &ameler, raar De m9rfer, at beres
Gnoeligt CT Nor, 9r4ber enbU9 pua Ell
iaaban Waabe, at ma life fan uuolaoe
at iple tor Weblioenbeb meo Dem. Z
ct al be iibIte Rumre al Gazette Me
dicale" ip-t9uer ell W~eoarbeioer, al
p9iaa 8iperue fan grabe; 10 Sjger, Der
bar meget trntte, men iOm pesuagtet
enonu en- Gang bleo ipeuot for 8iugen
ubs % fore Carer, mebens be tioli'
sere uoen llpilie buobe uofgrt bette Gr'
beioe.
Man fan MI ganIte biit life al iaas
banne eufelte GrempIer bragg Den Slut=
ming, at ale Iatteppr fan srGoe; Der
er nemlige aoifilia BERTH berenbe 9pr,
ium Ilet life bar 5aaretiIoer. I'll @Itu.
aialb tsr mo- imiolertib faitbOloe, at
be paa anben Bis CT / Stuno iii at giue
lin ~bebrspeoe Sinbstiltnnb ct pregnant
Iotrpf.
Rartelis not bar 3preipiiUlOsien
eubnn life siuet Jig ipnberlist al meb
bet Der f%rempraene Spsrssmaal; men
meo ben / ienere lib opitaaebe fore
Suteresie Tor Gpreues Sleleliu bill BET
rimelispis mart bliue giurt til @jeu.
itano for nsiers llnberissslie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25

ling al @isSning nbpimSrt al 2nf.
ten Qrniesipr girfelonoS Spfin.
belle. Set piISe bore Noro ON ct
iliet Scricg piIbe frones neo Selo.
gilctfmrtor rtl cgiad trlt bliDe cp'
rettet peS Serrbutert 6ersit; riite.
gaaeftoc Cog bill itanoie, Joni De
gisr peS De 10 S~toppciteScr peo
Striroett. Get pil ioaleoes for 6renn'
tiben bIipe iGrScles befpent babe
meo Goit % MISUNDERSTANDING ira
% til Sabrifen-
gn 9anSbnnolerforrtiila for Se 5
Stisrbalife Serreber er un6er Sp.
ieiIins, efter boaS 2ofaIaciierue meo-
Seler. Som Gonite til at forbereoe
Sagen er oprr9rft SanOeismpnoe.
ne: 6. 8. Spcriert. berlteoS; q. Soer.
ier OF .. %. g, 2ein paa Stisr'
6olsbaIien.
Gen 2oet 5. 90. fluroe 9tiIs aure
90 Some Narit feire lit @uISbrpI.
hip. let eonIe gar Dor hos San.
belsuono Sperien paa 9reioabIif %
or erbun pso bra SeIie; 9Garn bIep
BOG life ferret cfiicieIt. sa 9ruoepor.
ret 8agen forliS baboe sen Sorg at
mnatte fslge i'm eiRite Son, @ltS-
mtn6, - Git og boenoe paa "Ios.
beim" - til 8rareH. San bar cit
tGrgere Sio pGret npgct ip9eIig. On
WtGilg6e t~etcgraiiife Spfenifntnger
itoIbb belc Sa9er.
I'll Slutning Ct Far Orb iii ale
Gem. iom ieuoer Srepe % Yaffer I'll
oS ira amerifo. ct Orb, ieg ipr Ipll.
&c iiben ifiIne bnpe laat, men set er
blet ltoiat. Oct or meo Seuipn til
IOresiernf. 9tadr man mobtager ct
grep ira noseW oeroper, ioa er noe.
item belle &oneoIlten optuaet bare At
A6resier, oen lpoer ilig: Wr. q. g..
Merofer e. 8, 2pre Ster6ulen, g.
Srouobiens 9lmt, Rorlpap. europe.
Sa, iogur itoO oet boa6e Rorge o.
9tor1unp Der Ell Tag paa ct % iuTRne
greol
9ere bill pritoa, at iliot er for me-
get al bet gobe. og Oternfer er life
iou Lett Of finDe, at no9en iaa lang
2rre bebepcS. CONNIE bar en- aH6eH
Sell; Sroet Werafer er nemlig fire.
bet ian itforitdaeliat, at cit &oitftut'
tioltrr let fan tage set for Greater,
iiPr 1taor iutet mtSet Roou bPnqer
res efterpoa. 8reofgr eIler @reaofcr
or nemIig cit Stotint neoe pco Sri
ltiariafdnter etItebS, og mon9e or &c
@rcoe, iom bar lig9ct Serncoe % benz
tet poa lin abrc5iat, men iom iSrit
er fuuoct FER. 8ootfolf, rnnr NOreSs
ic Hal ifriue3, jan firm enoPIia:
90 ernfer pr. e M,
Torge. Set er nof.
0terafer / Se6rtar 1905.
Nuts q u II IT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25

Reoeus ina'u aoinOe er iuloIiGuetg fri
for perlpotte 2lorlier. ipaes BET boa life al
p0re AaturtuS Ssliemmelie. at 9utnoer Ital
ltoe ditfur nteget. @"euitruaitou tGger boa
nltio paa ell Rptaoes 2ipstrait. 6ais Den CT
imeIteiulo eler uregelmrsfia, or Der Hoget
aait. ioGl buroe retteS. eler bet oil ipre III
alporliae 6oritprreller ! belle ben tpiuoelige
Gr9autsme.
4ere emo so 900 auiutcr bar tctnemme.
lias SreDe beoloRet Mrs. R%tutham. at Hnotd
Z. GmtbGm's Negotiable COMPOUND ppers
ptroer Inerteiuio pp urepelmRSil YSeN'
iiruatiou liant er Ct ppptrIlA, Sltterbeosm,o.
Del MOB p%oetFlgeuoc o. iariige S%pgoomme.
Sc 10 neoeRitdaeHoe Sreoe b~erettsr laG
poerbeplienpe pm hpro 2goju z. 8tuibam !
&egetable COMPOUND bar uoreltet for apm'
Der, at be nlau brtuse Sadb III lultnoer al
Yloenoe.
AIRS. 3elic Sotmrs al $40 g. 7tpiton
Street, Satdlc, Y. o., ~ltrt0er:
airre IrS. Fiutbom -
~9eres MeoiclH er 1 Suuohe0 or et ibcdIt
SFgsm,eost ior autRoer. Seq par eleuotB
I aareulS nieD imerieiIIoe 9erlporr. SpurO'
ptHe os ueobrpoeuoe Smcrter. Saa raaos
ipurete legt to ioritleIIac yQger, meu oe tuuos
life hIptpe mtg. On &eH ira Ciicn rddoeOe
mtg til at forieac 9potd Z, Biufbam's ge9cs
table 9pmYoRuo. Get gioroe iea % ttoer
III ittc, Jon Jsg gIproe igr. Mine Beripbrr
CT uatprltse; eAboer Gtue % Smerte Cr iurbt
% NTH Selbreo CT belt ,gieuuem uleget beore.
Sea nj rouoc ale lioeuoe 3pinoer I'll at td0e
Yuota Z. grlbart's &egttdbte COMPOUND, "
4trS 5tltc part tgarimorc, q. 3, l~trrpsr:
arrre Mrs. 9tuthum:-
Sea tuubc bape pGret iparet mango Njuus
Reoers 9ioelie og SHerte. hUts icg blot tIb'
liaere lnpor fIrnot Yirtaia9eu al 2Doia u.
glutIam'S Segetablc COMPOUND; ipr reg bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
Sciuse uiuScr. Routauos SsieIte.

ScinSe utnScr. Niuutauos Ssieite.
rel itaoi9itebe Den 20be 9lpril Z.
itriftsretens Som / ben ~befienbte Din.
ME Sealp.Sas og anp =. aueuit
Seinse Retten til en- al De rigeite Sob.
bergruber | Butte. 8ruben bar Ell
9Rroi al mango gfiaioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25
writ til aae Yrctfer.

Seapil isues en- 5laiie al Warmers White
Wine of Tar - Oct beoite SoiiemiooeIi Ser
ben - frit I'll ale Rrefier. ION pl anbeiaIs
bet til fine Seuner. sfttrat be bar giuet bet
en- COB Erpue. Strio til
IT. 6. 8. @arueE gpIpwaisr. gRi9
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-25

i foriDst iaa mango grssmi0ley uoeu at 5.Fus
/ hJulpet.
/ Seq frpateoe bprr gttertOmit al mime m1a,
!, Hebtlse Eerioocr. ga 0ls'e teIgo 'a1 mgael
: 2taelie % Suerte i0r mtg. nIea eiler At l4Ue
{ bruat COMPOUND for 10 ajadHeocr, b,sU DC
/ rs9elntrsiiae o. naiurlIgs for mac. % Ie3 er
M iuloit rubtg rail- OF III ior &msrttr uro
NINE maautottge gertoosr. Sea or niesst
tatnemlls for. hpao 2poic Y. 9grtham's
/ SesetabIe COMPOUND bar slcrI ior mtg
GdaoduVc &i6ucSbqrO buroe ior ate aujn.
Der pGye ouerbeutieHe BE- ON. az 2aotu Y, EIHt.
bant'S &egetable GpmpoHao eg HofH 2tqe
iom lplemtooel moo ale ioritprIcuOe IuHt'
oeltgc Sngoomme.
Zen Sufrrs, 'oui Spoia Z. Gidthau's
SegctGtie &cmpuUuo hur ouudQrt, cr bdleret
J gaa Ell pe.ioTtlcHy IasHsWlti9t0 fra GHer~
tGultc RpnDrr.
/ Raar SpiuOcr iiocr al ar~esslmGsig. itau.
let eler imGrtciUio Nsaitrpallou, Seu'
corrbRa, Turrptteils al eGer SaarOaHuslie
SIumoocreU TGtesic al Aeotruttpeo. Juiiuuls
mliIpa / 9GaasitoIIeH. &H8imsrter. EgiURt'
men. GlmJuoe!i3 Sungbro nnAriiJ SoTogteiie
o9 Herpelprttslic eler var piSie Sumptpuer
iadiom SpunWelheoe0, gta.heh, 3rrttubil'
tct. Herprlitet. Sguulcsieo. WeIdutoIL, hgr
Dc erJGore. at Der er Ct prgUCt % ptrtettSt
|. G]GgrmtOorL. 9gota q. G,aibams Seqetabss
COMPOUND iurOgtotr oiEit Snoer uco Der
iautme. Sc tHrOt lite tlgbe nogen nnoeu
Yteotclu, taI Sc bebguer ben heore.
CpiGt lie at iiriur iii Mrs. EinibnHt.
buis Der 81 uOeti usSrBrsuor Grrrs SpgnOnl.
ION &c life i%orinar. ann nil brbanslr 1rm
uealist. 90 henOrs Snao rr irit. 3Rssu
auinDr bar nngrri nt haDe i~iliirrvst beaoe.
% hun bar sinIprt Sufusgr, sorssier
Sgun. &asi.
piube ioritnar brbit GuinOcrS giOelier.
The Washington times., 1905-04-09
THE NEW YOKES AND CF4EMISET TIES

deIicatcy put together that they have the effect OF
.ha andwori And they have advantage over hand
work in tile saving of time.
(iuirnpes and chcmsettes alike hest made
foundation something like sleeveless blouse that fits
into be1 at the waist although great many chemi-
settles are just little shaped tat and choker
Bur the close belt holds the whole thing in place and
keeps the tucker from riding up. And lawn makes the
best foundations.
Those little pointed yokes with collar and all made
after of narrow insertion mltered directly
in front and sometimes again the shoulders, are
yonderfuliy. pretty blouse which is emprod-
cred in motifs the front is just enough acness
TO bring out the embroidery in its dalnteSt way
Some of them are sheerest of blind embroidery,
.,d some = heavy sort that is more like heavy lace,
anI some are made laces-a heavy and a hght-
For there's wide latitude in combinations and heavy
and light things combined is the most decoed lhaoVl-
ton of the year in the trimming line.
plain tucks-hand-run, preferably-alternating with
the finest and OF babybriar stltchlng done IN
soft embroidery cotton make up the simplest sort OF
The Washington times., 1905-04-09

have invaded suit and dress worlds alike have brought
o.,t host little lingerie separate yokes which
give the becoming note of white at the throat It's
almost like further deveio pment deep ruchngs
that last fall created.
They'r re easy make, and when you make your
you're apt to original little touch on II
somewhere which It's value of individuality
greatly
Make them on paper cutting pattern Qrom your
shirt pattern) the exact shape you want your
yoke to be, baste materials directly on
paper, tearing it away when your yoke is hnshed
keep perfectly in shape. delicate laces
sheer materials stretch and pull into all sorts OF
uyv pclers unless they .stayed" in the working
Exquisite all-over embroderies and embroderies
combined with lace insertion come, some of them so
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yokes which easily laundered and suit the shr
waist suit type Of dress admirably.
rulings, alternating with rows of insertion-lace
embroidery-are perhaps simplest, and aunder al
well, by pulling out the puffs and ironing them
with a crease the middle.
trick of the needle which is new this year is the
enbroidering OF lace-takng pattern that is just dots
and embrodering them over and with mercerizrd
The insertion Is whipped 20 the material, so
heavily embroidered line OF the cotton down
each side.
Two strips of wide edging set together an
other yoke the points facing Of tiny tucks;
another motifs embroidery outlined with
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Even the points tucked where they set in the
skirt to bring out a little fluff the feet
New spring petticcats show more new ways OF get
tir, extra fullness into the founce
A silk that is charming it is quaint IS whta
striped with hairines of pink one way and pale blue
the ottsr
1bara,s a wash silk out. crossed with tiny threads
of red for all the world like evolution OF cup
towel! But it's pretty.
An effective wolfe skirt laid in sttched-down
bo Meats that ran few inches from the belt ana then
iiared into accordion .)Ieating-
Wonderful collars are made on the pongee coats
collars OF lace made by working siA oru =. iie eoi
ors toretbar Against the neutral tint of the pongee
the effect Is striking.
White silk pettcoats more popular thln tnose Oh
delicate Powered ss-they act as slip and petcot In
one And white China silk peticoats are most satis
factory OF all.
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oKEs play most important part in dress styles
" this spring, from the tiniest of all, which
practically extension of the collar, TO elabor-
deep yokes, and chemisettes fuckers
and guimpes of every sort.
Even small a part Of dress the yoke is de-
mandin deal Of attention the point of dress
most emphasized today is individuality, individual
ity cftcn be definitely marked by attention to
the smaller details than to a general effect.
Wonderful ready-rnade yokes (and deep cuffs
match) come, which like robe dresses half the
making of blouse-yokes shat be appqued
a plain blouse beneath away he
plain blouse transformed into rich blouse you
wish
And ckemsettes anG -tuc6ers and gumpes
with every sort of gown-almost surplice styles which
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lace and joined together IN odd original ways;
bits are put together in conceivable way
from fagoting to appliqueng
\ fuffy arrangement of narrow Valencennes lace In
made by basting row after of insertion on your
paper pattern TO yoke fullng up the thread
the upper side the insertion until 1t is drawn in
to the circular shape edge every other row with
very full frn of the edging, leaving the collar plain.
with the frils for a ruChng-
Heavy linen embroidered with scallops and dots Ia
combined with heavy linen lace
But however they made, this spring and summer
VIII see Ecsts Of them, especially with the surplice
STYLES.