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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
Exhibit Credllable TO a Degree.

hentucky's State commission to the
worlds Fair at St. Louis has made an
elaborate report to Gov. Beckham Of
the states participation in the exhibit.
Inc report Is printed in pamphlet form,
with numerous half'tone engravings Of
individuals who had part in the work
Kentucky did at the fair, Of exhibits
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE


CErrESDEN CIRCUIT CouRt. Nv.
]. W. Lamb. admr. of
Emma Campbell. Pitt r,,,,.
Against 1lui'y'
EECamphell etc. ~,
BY virtue Of Judgment and order Of
sale Of the Crittcndcn circuit court, rcn.
dcrcd at the March term thereof. 1905.
in the above cause. shall proceed to
offer for sale AZ the courthouse door in
Marion TO the highest bidder. at public
auction, on Monday, the e6th day 81
June, lg1i, at one O'Clock y. m. or
thcrcahout, (bcing cirrui, court dayl
upon a credit u six months. the follow.
INK dcscribcd property. to wit:
A certain tract of land lying and be-.
INK in Cnttcndcn county. Ky, on the
waters 81 Tralc Water river. and
bounded as follows. via: Beginning at
an ash and black oak on the bank 81
Trade Water river. corner 20 Mrs
Carrie Bnghtman's dover interest.
running thence with the line Of same
5. la1 poles 10 a stone with black OAK
and white oak corners. corner To DOVER
interest In line ~ lot No 2. thence
with the line Of same. T. q poles to a
hickory, ash and elm lon the bank Of
Trade Water river, corner % said lot.
thence down said river with is mean.
der, n. Z, Z. Spolcs, n. 20, +. - poles
to a hickory on the bank of Trade
Water river. thence ~ $50 poles TO a
stake On bank Of Trade Water river.
with pcrsimmon and ironwood pointers.
one pole below thc.stakc corner. thence
down the said river with IT, mcandcrs
to the beginning. containing 80 acres
by survey.
For the purchase price the purchaser.
with approved security or securities.
must execute bond. bearing legal inter.
Is, from the day of sale until paid. and
having the force and effect " judg.
mcnL Bidders will be prepared Ia
comply promptly with these terms.
]. G. ROCHESTER, Commissioner.
Crittendcn Circuit Court.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
Dying Of Famine

Il. In is torments. like dying Of con.
sumption. The progress Of consump-
ton. from the beginning 10 the very
end, is long torture. both TO victim
and friends. when had consump-
ton in is frt stage" writes VIM.
Myers. Of Cearfoss. Md. after trying
different medicines and a good doctor
In vain. | at last took DR.. Kings New
Discovery. which quickly and perfectly
cured me-" Prompt relief and sure
cure for coughs. colds. sore throat.
bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents
pneumonia Guaranteed at Haynes &
Taylor's drug store. price SOC and 81. %
a bottle. Trial bottle free.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23

1893 same VS. Ed Rutter, converting
money to his own use without
consent of owner.
1899 same VS. Ira Whit, carrying con-
cealed a deadly weapon.
1900 same VS. Ira Whit, firing deadly
weapon on public highway.
1901 same vs. Irwin Shadowin, breach
of the peace.
1902 same VS. viii Wheeler, maliciously
shooting at another person with
intent to kill.
1903 same VS. Aaron Towery, forgery.
1904 same VS. Hey Stations. forgery.
1906 same vs. Postal Telegraph and
Cable Co., maintaining a public
nuisance.
1906 same vs. femme Mining Co., car
rying on business without filing
statement in Secretary eff States
Office giving name Of agent.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
Huge Task.

II was huge task TO undertake the
cure Of such bad case Of kidney dis.
ease as that Of C. +. Collier. Of Chero.
kee, Ia. but Electric Bitters did il.
He writes: my kidneys were so far
gone could not sit on a chair without
cushion. and suffered from dreadful
baekaehe. headache and depression. In
Electric Bitters, however. found a
cure. and by them was restored to per.
feet health. | recommend this great
tonic medicine 10 all with weak kidneys,
liver or stomach. Guaranteed by Haynes
& Taylor. druggists. Price so cents.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
To Sink More Wells.

The council met Friday night in ad.
journed session and received the report
Of Engineer Jackson upon the test Of
the new well and his Recommendation
After a general DISCUSSION the water.
works committee was instructed TO
have four more wells sunk and pumps
put in.
The city attorney was ordered to at
once advertise the bonds for sale and
TO have them printed.
The watcrworks will be pushed 10 as
early a completion as possible. Prince.
ton Chronicle.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-23
Lewis and Clark Exposition

Portland. Oregon. will be open continu-
ously from June /. lgO5. to October Is.
1905, one hundred and thirty-scven
days. The short line TO Portland is via
the Union Pacific. This route gives
you 80 miles along the beautiful Col.
umbia River, a trip To Portland and the
Northwest without change. and a
chance 10 visit Yellowstone Park. Re
turning from Portland via California.
Inquire Of J. n. Loihrop. c. A.. sO9
Olive St, ST. Louis, Mo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
K. OF c. HAD
BIG MEETING.
Officers Installed for The Ensu.
lng Year Many We're
Present.

Last night san Salvador Council,
Knieh's Of Columbus, held an impor-
rant meeting in the Knights Hall,
smith street, at which the recently
'lected officers we're installed by Dis
rict Deputy Edward MerdIen, assisted
" Warden Donliu, of Red Bank.
The officers installed were follows
Grand knight, W A Growney; de-
uty grand knight, Richard White
chaplain, Rev. B. 7. O'Connell /;
.hancellor, J K. Sheehy; warden
Chomas f. Burke; financial secretary,
James Growney, Jr. ; recording score
ary, Richard Bolger; treasurer,
George Reynolds; inside guard,
lanes McDermott, Jr, outside guard,
William Campbell and lecturer,
Patrick White. Jr, The trustees in
stalled were James B, Toomey, James
\ White and Edward Farrell
After the installation the district
ieputy made short address, refresh
nents were then served and socis
nour enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
TAKE A SWIM
TOMOR ROW.
Young Man Taking Outdoor Cur
to Dive off Steamboat Dock
and Enjoy Il.

1t is not common sight to see q
man dive off the steamboat dock in
the middle of February and enjoy p
swim, using the!hoating cakes.of ice to
crawl up on when he wants to rest
yet we are told, such n thing is about
10 happen.
Michael ]. Larkin, a young mar
hailing from Lowell, Mass, who Is
taking the out door cure for consump
tion, visited the NEWS office yesier
day afternoon and said that he har
Just reached this city from Trenton.
having walked the entire distance,
which is part of his self prescrIben
treatment. Larkin, according to his
statement, makes il point to take .
dip in the water in each city he visits.
believing in the efficacy of cold baths
He SAYS that he will take a swim
from the steamboat dock at the foo
of Smith street, at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. He says that he does no
mind the fact o. the ice in the river
in the least,
Two years ago, said this young
man, who is Of medium build, and Q
former trainer, "the physicians said
that ] could not live, that my con.
sumption was in an advanced stage.
"Soonlafter, l slept ont of doors ons
winter night, covering my body we'll
Ny nose and ears were nearly frozen
but found that coulcSstano it.
II feel sure tnat / am how cured OF
my consumption aud I feel perfectly
well.
While in Trenton, Larkin says, h.
tnok Il swim in the Delaware river
back of the STATE House. He has Wis.
itsd many cities in several states, and
carries book of newspaper clippings
to back mp his story Of his travels.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
MAYOR Will
KEEP AT IT.
To StOq Throwing Waste Matter
in the Streets has School
No. | in Mind.

4 While his effoIts now are directed at
the enforcement OF the regulations
providing for clean cutters and side.
walks, Mayor Brace has his mind set
On Several local reforms which have
been shown to be very necessary. DR..
Brace is gratified at the results of his
crusade for the clearing away Of the
snow, and is determined to also carry
the other matters, which he has in
mind, to successful issue.
One is the stamping out Of the
wrongful tendency met with in many
sections of the city by careless persons
70 throw waste matter, papers, cans.
and the like, into the street. instead of
making the proper disp osal of them
Mayor Brace mentioned this matter in
his first message to the Board OF
Aldermen, and intends to not let it
drop until a change for the better Is
apparent.
Another matter which DIR. Brace
told News reporter he will give his
earnest attention, after the assess
ments have been completed, is putting
school No. in perfectly sanitary
and proper condition. AS the mayor
has the deciding vote in the Board OF
Estimate 1t seems that the request for
S25, 600 to place this building in repair
sands a good chance of being carried.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
MANY SIGNERS
ON PETITION.
John Nelson Granted License TO
Keep Hotel at
FOrdS.
Sbecle1I IL khe EveNlNy NeaOy.

SHCL|<E ~ fNe EOtHEN.S .hCtNS'
New Brunswick, Feb 9:-John
N lson was granted a license for an
inn and tavern at Fords, by Judge
Strong in court here this morning.
Lawyers j. S. Wight and A. $. Marsh
represented Nelson.
w. a. Speucer, appearing for
Feopey, who has had a place at Fords
for thirty two years, opp1se1 the
granting of the license on the ground
that there are already five PLACES
within radius Of half mile.
A petition bearing one hundred
names was submitted in favor Of
granting the license. Among the
signers were Freeho;ders Glenn,
Kroezer and d lnigan, Assemblyman
Henry, AMI two brothers in law OF
Mr.. Spencer.
Police Sergeant Clarkson Dunham,
o. Perth Amboy, was present to testi'
fy as to the good character of Mel
s,n's former pace, but he was not
called upon
Charles Sou'ag was refused license
Tor saloon near the powder works at
Parln
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Harry Rabnowitz Entertained His Friends
Yesterday Afternoon In a Pleasing
Manner.

Harry Rabinowitz had a birthday
party yesterday afternoon. He was
ten years old and is proud Of it. Upon
such a notable event Harry had some
of his friends Mt his house, at S72
State street to help him celebrate.
They all had a fine time, The re-
freshments we've served at 4;S0
o clock. Those present were: Mary
Rabinowitz, Max PeTelman, Michael
Roth, Lewis Levine, Jacko Levine,
Morris Freedman, Jackie Bravermap,
Harry Levine, Samuel Gsvronsky'
Cecilia Perelman, Augusta Levine
Jennie Perelman, Rosie Levine and
Rosie Perelman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
CONVENTION
IN SESSION.
MiddIesex County Bible Society
Meets in Simpson ME-.
Church.

The Mlddlesex County Bible Society
convened in Simpson NJ. L church at
2 80 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. S. T..
Jackson presiding.
The members Of the executive com
mittos, VINO were exp ected to be pres
eut, weee; Rev. J. e. Mason, Rev.
T. s. Brook, Rev, J. +. Shaw, Rev.
Z. J. Mecker, Fl. B. Willis, DIR L.
=. English and L. Tntten, as well as
the ministers Of this city, who are ex.
peCted to CO operate III the work OF
distributing bibles.
A largely attended preparatory ser
vice WAS held in the church last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
SENDS CHECK.
Taxes Observation-Disclosures
TO About 5000 This Year-Ac-
c'pts The Valuation Placed
on the Lands.

There was no hearing before the
State Board Of Taxation at Newark,
Yesterday, as was scheduled, in the
appeal of William G. Arnold for
reduction of the assessment on his
large tract of land along Woodbridge
roedsand Hall avenue.
Mr.. Arnold was to have appeared to
produce proof that his property was
assessed for more than its true valne,
but, before the time set for the hear
ing, City Attorney c. G. Hommann
received word from Mr.. Arnold that
he had decided to abandon his long
standing fight, and that he had for
wsrded check TO the collector Of re-
venue for the full amount.
Collector Crowell has recei we'd MIR.
Arnold : check fer the amount of his
tsxss, which foot up something over
$500,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
WILLING TO
LEAVE HOME.
Benjamin Hand Accused Of Steal
ing at School No. 6 Sent 10
Reform School.
SbelsalH ihc EveAiAg Meas.


I New Brunswick, Feb. 2 9:-Benjamin
Hand, of Perth Amboy. the school hoy
who acknowledges stealing 81 from
the overcoat of the principal OF school
No 6, F. Fl. Lloyd, was this morning
committed to the reform school ny
Judge Strong. When arraigned in
-eeuft the boy signed an ALLEGATION and
pleaded non vult. Judge Strong ask ed
Lawyer Spencer, who was in court.
to consult with the boy, He did SO.
and informed the court that the roy
declared himself willing to 20 to re-
form school, and that he said he had
been living better in Jail than at
homo.
1t is believed that evil companions
of the boy got most of the stolen
money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
WAS THREE YEARS OLD.
NJ. and Mrs Peter FICersGh Of Stanford
Street Entertained

MI and Mrs. Peter Floersch, of
- Stanford street. gave a birthday
party for their sou Peter, Jr., who
was threa years old. Music, dancinl
and games were the attractions Of thu
evening. Those preCent were; Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Derry, Mr, and Mrs
Otto Smith, Mr, ard Nj MartiI
Burns, Edward Grove, Miss Maggi'
Burns. Catherine Floersch, and th'
following from Railway The Misse
NJ. Gettines L McOowen, B. Master
son, b. Nolan, X. Matthews, 81
Neiss, A. Bartz and + Kindry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
Mr.. JOHANSEN
FOR HIMSELF.
Has Resigned at Whites fOun.
dry and will Operate One in
Old Match Factory.

Freeholder Peter A. Johansen. CT
the third ward, who has been con.
uected with Patrick White q Sons in
the capacity of superb tendent Of their
foundry, has resigned, after thirteen
years service. He has purchased the
factory and buildings formerly oc
cupied by the Columbia Match Com.
napy, in Washington street, near its
junction with New Brunswick ave
nue.
Mr.. Johausen will establish a
foundry and machine shop. Altera
ions and additions will be commenced
at once, and the industry will be in
working order at an early date. The
name of the new concern, which will
be incorporated, will probably be The
Perth Amboy Foundry & Machine
Company.
Mr. Johansen starts in his new
venture backed BY long experience
and association with all the branches
of the business.
On Monday the News told of the
sale of the match factory plant. but
the name of the purchaser was with.
neld, further than stating that ii was
for new industrial concern.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
c. E, SOCIETY PLANS
FOR SOCIAL MEETINGS.
Presbyterian Society Held a Busi
ness Meeting Last Night
in Chapel.

The Christian Endeavor Society C
The First PRESBYTERIAN church held a
business meeting last night. The
social committee reported that they
re arranging for a sociable TO be held
the latter part CT the month The
proceeds will 60 towards paying for
the new carpet which Will shortly be
laid in the chapel.
Sunday night there will be special
singing and instrumental music, in
nouor of Lincoln's birthday, and also
he next Sunday, in honor of Wash
IDgton S birthday.
1t is planned to make violin music a
permanent feature every Sunday
uight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
LOCAL GUESTS AT WEDDING.
Croak-HinohcIiffs Nuptiais at Paterson
Today--A Notable Society Event,

Several friends from this city will
attend the wedding of William I.
Oroak, son of Magistrate John Croak,
of Port Richmond, s. l., and Miss
Julia Hincholiffe, daughter of former
Mayer Hincholiffe of Paterson, which
takes place in St. Joseph's church,
Paterson, at O'Clock this efternoon.
The groom is a popular member of the
Staten Island bar.
Edward ], Mccormick, of this city.
will be one Of the ushers. Other
guests from this city will be the
Misses Mana aud Agnes Langan and
the Misses Catherine, Rose, Anna
Mccormick and J. II. Mccormick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09

To-day the EVENING NEWS sent
check for $l79 % to Henry W Jones,
secretary Of the Board OF Managers
for the Hospital Association. This is
tho amount subscribed by the NEWS
readers for the morRue and receiving
room fund. TO this amount is added
800 donated by the Chesebrough
Manufacturing Company for this
purpose, but which sum has been kept
in ths treasury Of the managing
board, This makes total OF $2i9 25
raised through the fund started by the
NEWS.
The idea Of raising this fund origi.
mated in this newspaper Office after a
meeting of the Board of Governors at
which it was stated that it was neoes.
sary to keep the bodies of patients
who nave died in the same room with
the sick. The NEWS felt that when
the horror Of this was explained to
the public, the people would be will
ing to subscribe to q fund to Duild the
necessary addition.
When the fluid was started the re.
sponses were most gratifying and
money came in rapidly for q week or
more and then it began to diminish
and interest in the cause seemed to
have been lost. The NEWS deposited
the money donated in special ac-
count and promised to turn it over to
the hospital authorities as soon as it
was needed. This time has now
arrived. The morgue and reception
rooms are now complete and the work
has been accepted. IL is the accom-
plishment OF something that has long
been needed. The EVENING NE VS.
is proud of the part it took in getting
these additions to the hospital and be.
low is published the list of ccntri-
butors to The fund started by this
naWsDqDpr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
STREET COMMISSIONER
HAS BIG GANG AT WORK

Street Commissioner Fullerton has
ali his available men at work on the
sidewalks and cutters. In addition to
removing the latest snow from the
main streets, he has a long list of
places on other streets, where the
property holders have been negligent.
Today's rain makes foot travelling
worse than before. Several horses
have also slipped in various parts Of
the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
EXTRA.
STEAMERS IN COLLISION
.S8ecial 10 tie EveaiAg NcwS.

.SbectaI 10 Tie EvcHfNg Nca0S,
New York. Feb. 9'-The Stan dard
Oil steamer, City of Everett, arrived
in port this morning with damaged
bow aud carrying the crew of Norwe.
gian steamer Erickson, with which
she collided February A. In the &C.
cident there were two drowned.
Twenty were rescued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
Annual Masquerade Ball
Was Held in Braqa
Hall Last Night.
HAD BIG CROWD
Mayor and Aldermen Were Called
UlOu to Award the Prizes
Supper Was Served After
Midnight.

The ninth annual masquerade ball
OF the Ladies Society Of the Con9re
CATION Beth Mordecai was held last
night In Braga Hall and while the
naskers were fewer than usual it was
n great financial success for the hall
was crowded.
Yesterday decorators were kept busy
trimming the hall. American aaas
and bunting were draped along the
wall aud ceiling and in odd corners
Electric lights in the shape of six
point stars were displayed in numer.
ous places.
at 0 O'Clock AL. Emmett Fostel END
Florence Emmett in "Fitz the Ger
man Musician entertained the
guess. Later they again caused much
merriment with The comedy Poet
Shortfellow.
From $50 o. 'olock dancing, to the
strains of Ptof. EsherR's orchestra,
was kept up until IL O'Clock, when
the unmasking march WAS started, be-
fore the judges. The judges were
Mayor Brace, Alderman at -larga
pfe,ffer. Aldermen Stacey, Or ,use
and Rossi They were on the stage
and could get good view OF the floor
The prizes were awarded as follows
For the ladies' most original costume
Mrs. Riverlv, of 19l Cak street. She
was dressed in q beautiful costume,
sswed to which we're many peanuts
She carried a basket of peanuts. Her
prize was handsome musical oabl-
net For the most com'cal costume
Mrs. Plane, Of Smith street, received
a clock. She was dressed as an old
lady carrying a baby. On her back
was a huge pIacard telling that the
baby mother had heen killed in the
recent massacre OF the working people
in Russia
For the gentlemen most original
costume Albert Lisky, OF 5 Parker
street. was awarded a rocker. He
was dancing bear and certainly toob
off the part we'll. His trainer, John
Studra, of 7l3 State street, wa.
awarded set of military brushes 70,
being the most comioally dressed
gentleman.
After the prizes had been awarded
dancing was resumed until l O'Clock,
when announ cement was made that
supper was ready. Supper was served
10 the dining room upstairs. it was +
o'clock this morning when the affair
broke up.
The committee in charge deserve
great credit for the successful way ID
which the affair was carried out.
They were rs follows: Reception
committee, II. Philo, M. Gordon, H
kollisoh; COMMITTEE of arrangements,
Leo Schwartz, chairman; j. Kreiels-
heimer, j. Bruck, H. Kollisch, K
Finkelstein. Philip H. Rosenberg
Charles Ssfrau, II, Wolff, L. Kreiels.
heimer, NJ. Goldberger, M. Klein
Mrs H. Philo. Mrs. A. Tyroler, Mrs
J. KreielsLsimer. Mrs. l.. Kreiels
heimer, Mrs. NJ. Strauss, Mrs. j.
Bruck, Mrs. M. Klein, Mrs. A.
Greenbaum, Mrs. M. Kaufman, Mrs.
M. Esberg; floor committee, NJ
Strauss, floor manager; A. II. Tyroler
assistant floor manager; Leo Gold
barger, L S Freedman, Harry Zolo
torofe, Ludwig Wolf. z. Harris, Mr..
Klein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
o OF p. BALL

The Daughters of PocahontaS are
working hard for the hall and recep'
t,on which they will hold in BraRa
Hall, Wednesday, February 10, Ihe
ladies' expect 10 make the affair a
great success
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
MUMDY-PlZZALA.

MIR Edward Everett Mundy, OF SS
Goodwin street, and Miss Mary
Plzzala, Of Cliffwood, were united il
marriage OF Simpson NJ. Z. parson,
age yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
by the Rev. 5 Trevens Jack son. The
bride was beautifully attlred in gray
travelling suit with white ha'. After
a-short wedding trip they will tase
up their residence at 3S Goodwi
street, OF this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
GOING To METUCHEN.
Foresters to Visit Court There in
a Body Tomorrow Night

Tomorrow night a number of MEM
bers of Courts Keasbey and Perth
Ambov. Independent Order of Forest
ers, will go to Metuchen where Dis
trict Deputy jesse sickles will install
the officers of Court Metuchen No
l44s. All members will meet at the
post Office corner at : O'Clock for the
troiley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09

When people want help they adver
tse in the Evening News, Those
looking for help should bear this in
mind
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
GOT THREE MONTHS THIS TIME,

Joseph Pfeiffer was committed to
the county Jail for three months by
Recorder Piokersgill this morning.
Pfeitfer, who was arrested a little
over a week ago OH charges preferred
DIV his wife, was arrested yesterday by
Pstrolman McDermott for soliciting
aims, while intoxicated, from Smith
street storekeepars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09
OBITUARY.

The young son of Cortlandt Brewster,
is dead at his home, 1913 South First
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09

Lost anything: A cent-a-word put
in the Evening News will find it for
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09

You will find rooms more quickly if
you use the News wan ctoluUm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09

Need help? The News want column
will supply it,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-02-09

Look for the Real Estate co umn Oh
pages
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-24
Trimmings

To the richly beautiful feathers,
which are used to garnish this au-
tumn'S creations, are added flow
ers in the most exquisite shaded
tones. Roses, violets, camelias,
and other varieties, are used, and
all are in the most perfect work
manship. Ostrich plumes and
tips, egrets, and all the beautiful
fancy fcatilers continue in mark
ed favor, and the flowers are fire.
quently used with them. Velvet
foliage is On artistic adjunct.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-09-24
The Bandeau

Posed on the head at an angle,
the fashionable lip-tilted hat and
the wide-tilted hats are easily
made either sublime or ridiculous.
The importance of tn. Bandeau
has been recognized here, and
models were collected in Paris by
our representative and facSimileS
have been made. The PalaiS Roy
al Bandeau assures sublime tilt.
The ridiculous will be only too
painfully evident this season.