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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10

Savannah News; Some few months
ago Mark Twain wrote a pamphlet in
which he severely roasted" King Leo
pold of Belgium and his government
for their conduct of the affairs of the
Congo Free State. In the pamphlet
it was alleged, with considerable de-
tail, that the Belgian rule in the Con-
go was nothing short of damnable,
and that Leopold was coming money
out of the blood OF his unfortunate
African subjects. royal Belgian
commission has just concluded an in
vcstigGtion of the subject and made
report thereon. The commission finds
and so says, that there never was
sweeter, gentler, more Christian rule
in any country than Leopold has given
the poor, benighted Congo tribes,
lie has provided them with shirts aud
Bibles, at reasonable cost, and il a
few of them have Killed, it was only
for their own good and the glory of
civilization. And since royal COM
mission has reported on the matter, it
seems that there is nothing further
that can be said
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1905.

The editor Of the News will
SC yer his connection with this
paperon December I, having last
week offered his resignation, which
at a meeting Of the directors of the
DeSoto Publishing Co., on Satur-
day, was accepted.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10
Cka
'"he Money

J. offered today to Florida School
Boys, for little pleasant work ON
Saturdays.
We want boys in every towu in Florida
To Sell the SUN.
To speak moro to the point we want
boys TO Offer the SUN, for The Sun
Sells Itself.
THE SUN, an illustrated Weekly
Cartoons by Taylor editorials by l. Englc
--aill have all the good things people
care TO read, and lots Of things that other
papers overlook.
II will he constantly SnappH, ever
Bright, sometimes Hot and Always
Clean.
Women will want it, men will De-
mand it and children will Cry For it.
If YOU ARE A BOY write tc
THE SUN, JACKSONVILLE,
FLA, and Get Started I'm Busi-
ness.
We will furnish the first boy in every
town who writes M Il letter TIE
COPIES OF THE SUN ABSO-
LUTELY FREE. These can be sold
for fifty cents in jhfy, then with this
fifty cents the lucky boy can buy
TWENTY SUNS tie following week,
these can be sold for Sl.0O IN three
shakes Of a lambs tail. After this you
can double all the money you send Ss.
It's like taking marbles from your little
baby bpsther-selling the SUN for a
nickel.
First number out in Navemher-GET
IN THE GAME IN THE FIRST
INNING. Write now to
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10

P.usidcat Roosevelt says he permits
himself zone particular bitof personal
Discrimination" He is Gust trif
m re intent on Furnishing the repubh-
can offender than the democratic Of
fender, because he is my own SC md
rel. feel certain sense Of peculiar
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10

Some strength in the Democrtic
party yet, otherwise governor Of
that faith could not be elected in that
stronghold OF RcUublicanism-Ohio.
The victory in that State certainly
points a political moral.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10
, cnNMuNIrY eENEFIr

Speaking Of what newspaper
does Tor O community, United
States Senator David Davis, of
Illinois, made an address that re-
mains ever green in the memories
Of newspaper men. lie said'
EVERY year every local news
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10
The Wauchula Advocate looks very
neat in new dress Of type.

The Elevator is the name of week
ly paper just established in Gainesville.
We hope it will be success, but in
the past the Gainesville air has been
fatal to infant journals,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10

The Appalachicola Times is delighted
as follows; President Roosevel's re-
cent visit to the South did some good
anyway. 1t brought cold wave and
a higher price for cotton"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10

Spasmodic effort is never advisable,
The benefit of advertising, properly
Understood, is cumulative aud conslst-
ent. TOday's advertisement must be
followed by another tomorrow and still
another the next day, and 50 on. Make
them lap over each other like shingles
Even large advertisements lose their
force if not reasonably near together
The secret OF the advertisers success
is keep everlastingly at it," Some
months ago a man died in New Jersey
reputed to be worth million dollars.
lie manufactured toilet powder. A
dozen years ago he was one OF many
manufacturers. When he died he was
THE manufacturer OF toilet powder.
He sought new customers and found
them by advertising.-sentinel, Water
Vile, Me.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1905-11-10

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La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
o.y,.e sssse !. sev oe.,ee.

L. C. Swink is in the city from
Rocky Ford. Colo. on his usual mis-
sion, that of buying sheep The
fleecy fellows are shipped up to
southern Colorado and there fat
tened for the market Mr.. Swink
reports most favorable conditions in
every particular throughout the en-
tire Arkansas valley The canta-
loupes have begun to vine. though
a vigorous hailstorm made replant-
ing necessary. They have grown
very rapidly. however. the ground
being warm. and the outlook for a
big melon crop is as promising as 1t
ever was thus early in the season.
Las Vegas Optic.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
9s~sss City Shsss 0ssLst-

Mutton markets have been very
good lately. outside of a break Mon
day which buyers demanded on the
ground of lower prices at other mar
kets. Demand here is very good.
and is ahead Of the supply. Arizona
wethers are selling this week at
$4.6O to 10, Texas mixed sheep at
s4.4O 10 $3.50. Colorado born year
lings at s. p. Runs from the west
and northwest will not be heavy for
some time. and dealers here expect
strong markets most all summer.
Orders are already in hand for a
good many sheep TO go To the
country for breeding purposes and
for feeding. but they remain untitled
for lack Of supplies Of this class Of
stuff. Breeding ewes Of a good
class would bring s325 to 1915. and
wethers about the same figure.
J. A. RICKART.
Live Stock Correspondent.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
noties Of Pubic r,v stss's Ss,s.

W .ha-. sddr.ss !. La Jani.' o,.sa
county. state OF colorsao. by kis c-rtsin
and r-c"r,isd Jsnusry -, A, D. iroi, in h--os
- at page ist 81 the rec"rfs IN the Office
of the clerk aud recorder Of Otero county
state OF Coiorsio. the foilo~ias de-crit--i
real estate situated in otsro county, state
Th~ -sa,h~--, quarter az the southeast quar-.
ter ts~as-hl Of -.etioa twenty four go in
township t~-nty two = -putt Of range nfty-
10 the United >tate- survey forty isol ser~-
more or les toxeth-r ~tth ami all water
r.ss,i snsreSs'S issISs s,s"ss IL ~ ~ ss %
T~rrrtusi water right from tho Lsxuns Csnal
Ccmpsny. a. s.id-nc-si by contract h~sween
part. ~hich conveyance was made in trust
tp secure the psyrent of one certain pscusis-
sory note ~r-cut-d ss the said n. G. kruet-n-
meyer Cor the pribeipsi u i've hundred
dollar tSsOui. h--sftnx even dstr ~il ~sid
d--si - trust. psyshis % s.r'i bnit-s. ~ho a.
who y the present. legal hold-r Of sid no..,
or order. p.ysbls January =. isos. With inter--,
snnurn. payable emi-snnually and
Wh-ress- y i fur'h.r prcvidrt ~ -ssd de~d
81 th. principsi Interest or tssr~ ss,sr the
c.psi -am ss -,sdencs-i hs -.ia note ,-sy h- a~-
b. "a -sai for aid pasiie tra-,~s 10 -sii and
sisp"-- - std pr~mi-~~ spd n the right. .itle
.ry~r his heirs and assigns. at psbiie
.urti.,r at the ksn<as street sront ssu-sr
of the COUNTY courthcus> at Ia Jants- in the
hixhe-t snd hrss price the same ~iii bring ia
cash. fear s-~k- public no,ic- having h-~n
previously q of the tine snd place ~ such
.ale. by ~~-kly advertisement in -rur~ news
paper ~ s~ner.i eirculafioo 81 IN. tisn- pub
ii-hsd in ~sid otero county. and To ~skr srf
- give n the purchs->r or purchasers at such
sale e~-tihesse or cersifcste- of purchs-~ of
paying tho principal snd Interest due ~sid
nste. and al roni~- advanced for tsre-. IN
ssrssse .sd s---s,,.atS .,fh Ins~rss, ts~sr'n;
making such ~.i> sns advertising said prev
i--s; srd
n~ss 81 the principal sad Interest," and ~sid
a~ssuit still eai<s-. sad
Wh~r-s<. Th~ La Junts state bank the i~x.l
hci<s~r ~ - "A ss,se. ks> declared vioissicn ~
the esv~nsnt- of - " note and f>>d ~ tru<t ID
that -ssd insieh~-<snr-- - nov due and pays hi>.
and has ~l.-~ssd .dv~rsi-- the ssid p-~r~rTy
fcr ~.i- snd has ai-d his wristen ncsic- cf -l-r-
sion sDd a~nnnH for sal~ with the under
sisne-s ss-A pnhiic trustee.
Voc. tk~rcfo-~. IN Consideration 81 -srd ~
tie> snd r--ss~~s ssd in eu-n plisnce tb>r-~ith.
rbo-ify sss.v-v-d ~. .s.a v~~s~-s IN - ~ -sfd
d~--f - er-r-s- I- e a Ar>rAur&> pahirc tru<se>
a. ssd fnr Or>-s cx.srfy. -tse> ~ tolcrs5cs %
h~--hy xi-~ f~u- ~-~t- puei'c sctier the; viii
uo>Dsy JuLy "a A. n rsE.
as ~ 2o'clsrk IN tho srr~o~.n- AZ sh~ ksn~s-
.tr-:f sr~ns a.s,r - The e:sssy e..rs ~ q
rpsp. III 81 sA- sHcr~ A-crih~i rr-nisr~ At
pnAi5e su~1irn s.- tho hixA~~s snf hr-s prsc~
sk~ -es> vsn hri.< " cash ~ - -rp-A th>-sss
<.id i1ss~es~f--s~ .,s sk~ erp--~-- - er-e-s
~ ss Z. y.-s.- c~n.<.se b. r
P.Asse Tr.-s-e ~ Op-ss C~s.sy- Csss-sss.
FRS p.>15esfi-.. IuBe ~ ~
Lea 1~assessss.- Suiy = -.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
oes~ Nvntirg Ssssor.

For trout. not less than seven
inches long. and other fish. June lst
to October 3lst.
For one deer with horns. Septem-
ber 25th to October 10th.
For ducks. geese. snipes. curlews.
brants. swans and all other water
fowls and shore birds. September
10th to April 18th. next ensuing.
For prairie chickens and grouse.
September lst to October 10th. next
ensuing.
For sage chickens. August lst To
October LIST. next ensuing.
For doves. August lst to August
18th.
No open season on elk. mountain
sheep. antelope. wild turkeys or
quail.
No person permitted to hunt with
out first securing a license. either
from county clerk or game commits
sioner. Such license permits hunt
ing during open season only. Cost
of license one dollar each.
All violators of the game law will
be prosecuted TO the full extent of
the law. and no fine shall be collect
ed for less than s25 and costs.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
So0G 0oaG LOCAL tvGnS
de with II. G.. Todd.

~. Aoh's
For that dress suit see Bowen.
Trade with the La Junta Drug
Company.
For RENT-Five room brick house.
Inquire of V. Albera.
Thompson will show you bargains
in carpets and portieres.
Four-room new house; $l050 buys
it; rented now at SIS per month. R.
b. Cook.
For painting, decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 1901.
Jack Devine.
Complete stock of bee supplies at
the yards of the English Lumber
Company.
II you have an old chair you do
not want. send it to the Furniture
Exchange Company.
FoR SALE-A four hole gasoline
stove with oven; nearly new. In
Qulrc VI -. heffudi.
Mrs. J. b. Donovan left Thursday
morning for Denver TO spend most
Of the summer with her sister. Mrs.
N. b. Kay.
Mrs. Wesley vandiver and Mrs.
Frank Loring. of Las Animas. who
have been visiting relatives in this
city for several days, returned home
last Wednesday morning.
FoR SALE-Five room brick house.
five acre tract: stone stable. stone
chicken house and corral: two els
terms: eleven acres adjoining also
for sale. will trade for city proper
ty. Inquire of Scott Stafford.
Next Monday evening the Willing
Workers will give an ice cream So
cial on the lawn known as the
McGinn property on Colorado ave
nue.. Everybody invited. especially
the old and young bachelors and
their best girls. You can't afford to
miss il.
Engineer s II. Luck. who went
10 the Topeka hospital last week to
have his eyes treated. has returned
home with the pleasing assurance
that his eye is rapidly improving
and that he viii improve faster
without treatment than with it
Ration Reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gillen. of
Shawnee. Okla. arrived last Sunday
niRht. via Colorado Springs. for a
twp weeks. visit with Mr.. Gillen's
parxnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Gillen.
Frsnk is a graduate machinist Of our
Ipcnl shops. but is now in the employ
cf The Rock Island at Shawnee
Until June lst l will offer seven
room brick house. modern in every
vuv: located on BeIleview avenue;
pruperty Of Nm j. H. Rppey. for
npriy known - John T. Up1ike
hune; original cost Al this pruperty
wosver 0.5W. IL sold before June
II, price viii Be $50. 81 90 c.rh.
nnaunse sp suit puzeADer, After June
- r nj ss,i. wiH reat for 81 per
- A-R B. Cssk-
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
cooise GvGaTs.

July 5th to 9Th National Ep-
worth League Convention, Denver.
September 4th to 7th National
G. A. X. Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to sth-Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September llth to 18th Colorado
State Fair. Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24

l. ". u. Gsr~opi. county clerk la sBd far
-4ii county aud state sf.-.-Ssid DO her~hy c-rti.
W that the foregoing essatstn- all of the prcs-f
inss IT the hssrt of eounty COMMISSIONER
transacted ~ tho June usertiax sh-r~of
Which relates tn the sllsssnre ~ balls. the
granting ~ rebate 20 tsx~- ssd the letting ~
cnntrscts.
IN witness sts~r.of ksve h-r-unta -et NY
hand snd sfhx~si the -esl sf said eoanty. this
esh day af JuRe. 4 n. tss
m u GsRWsbpD
County Clerk.
Bye. u RosI~. D~paty
torERo Fur~rf sat
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
s's...sA ssssee.

Ia JuxrA- Coo. JrNE a. lsoa.
EMMA Parker: YOC ARE HEREBY
= notified that b. resolution passed o. June
3. NM. the City Council Of the City a L. Jnns.
ordered the conssrurtion Of sidsualk On Kan
sAs street along the .ooth side Of L1e n Bioeb
;. h.sonsins to you. and that b. the terms OF
the ordinzRcs yoo are required construct
<4id ssd-x ak within hfi@~a days of the date of
servier Of this notice nj upzoa you
A BARRIN6fOS.
Street. Cosmissioa~r. City Of L. yunka a.
Rifss DC hlication. June IA. fsns
Last publication. June n lm
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
ce~~...s...,.. r,ee.ssi.s.-

Cersidsd copy 81 portion Of the prooredinss
of the board Of commissioners Of O1ero county
tr4n.Act.d a. the June is6- meetins ther-of
rn~ fo.lowirs claims against the eoonty are
nov presented. aud after due eonsid-raticn
are 90 usosions allosed. and warrants are
hereby ordered drawn in pzyment therefor, as
La Junta tribune., 1905-06-24
SATURDAY. JUNE "a. 1905.

- -. A JCNTA Is city of 5.aD pop.
J: & !
AAAl niles southeast of Drnvsr. 81
- milss east of Pueblo. and 81
oiis- north aud east Of Trinidad. The santa
W Railroad Conpany eIprud-d SsDmO IN IDA
for p-fmAnsat construction work. consisting OF
-ssckins shop~. -tor-hoose. addition &, round
so1-s. foundry and extensive earshops- Tbs slti'
.at- Is t.0ts fe-t. and the climate tak-n the
ycaT round. a. unsurpassed. Almost eonstAnt
ssashine eharsctefises the winters aud wholly
cloudy day Is . rarity. La junta has all the
ss-trot-slttzu con ssni-ac-s ns-sf.d by q city of
S!m population. including many miles of
bSIrk -ide~ Aik., perfect system OF sanitary
srSerAs-. an -i-ctr,c Light plant which sup
plies alldsy aud sli-nixht s~ryirs, water
vprss osn-t by the city, q plant for the manu-
fsctur- of artificial Ice three rural fires delis
r,,at-s. FIRE department, tslsphons system With
tnn .ub<rrih--r-- free exchange With Rocky
Ford. and Long distance connections with auy
part Of tn. state. q school system eIrell-d hy
city in the state, employing t~-nty--eyen
teachers in :. ten churches, nftsen sscre,
ssd frst-rBAi orders. two banks. ssopo capital
Aad t1D.lO deposits; three bewsps yers. opera
boase of I'D seating capacity. brick plant os
LlmD daily capacity. manufacturing best quail
az of vitrihsi brick -four mill Of 90 barrels
faiIy capacity. ttopian Cement Blork Plant,
>saployins ts-sty-hv men: canning factory
.scnad largest in the state. In fact, L. Junts
i. ono Of the best town. of it, sizs in the state
of Colorado.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
HOWE ITS PROBLEMS IND INTERESTS
SOl-VERS WORK HARD
Washington Sunday Times Puzzle Con-
test Creates New Interest.

The women who are contestants for
the Puzzle Prizes offered by the Wash
ington Sunday Times are trying harder
than ever to qualify this week by
answering correctly the five puzzles
printed in last Sundays issue of The
Sunday Times. Many answers have al
ready come in and many OF them are
correct, but a few have made the mis-
take of working out the seventeenth
puzzle carelessly. Judging from the an
swers received this is one of the most
difficult puzzles of the series and one
which should receive careful study. It
is an interesting problem as well as an
interesting puzzle and the answer has
only been solved correctly by very
few of the contestants so far this week.
Answers to DR.. Weir Mitchell's puzzle
are varied indeed, but there is only one
correct answer. Study each line care
fully. Several of the contestants would
not have sent in the answers which
they mailed so quickly If they had tried
the word or words which they used for
each Individual line. Many words fit a
few lines of the puzzle but only the one
answer fits every line
Try again. 1t IS just as much fun to
try again as 1t was to think out the
very first answer which came to your
mind. the last mail Wednesday must
bring In the last answers which will be
accepted.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
COLD NIGHTS CAUSE CATARRH
Everyone Should Use Hyomei and
XII the Germs.

No other season Of the. year is respon-
sible for as many cases of Catarrh as
the Spring. The warm days and cold
nights, with their frequeat and sudden
changes In temperature. bring the
catarrhal "snuffies" to nearly everyone
The best physicians long age saw the
folly OF taking medicine into the stom-
ach to kill catarrhal germs IN the head
and throat Air alone can reach these
germs. and today the most successful
physicians prescribe Hyomei for all
catarrhal troubles.
The germ-killing and health-giving
Hyomei, when breathed through the
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit, penetrates to the most remote
cells of the air passages and respiratory
organs. 1t searches out and kills
catarrhal germs III the head. throat. and
lungs, soothes and heals the irritated
mucous membrane. and absolutely drives
catarrh from the system.
Thousands of testimonials like this of
Captain Cameron, In charge of the Sal
tation Army at Berkeley. Cal, attest to
Captain Cameron writes: Il have been
a sufferer from catarrh of the throat
for a number of years, so bad that
could not speak so as to be heard any
distance. The first use of Hyomei re-
lieved me. and / believe that it has
given back to me the good voice had
IN years gone by
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
one dollar, and includes an inhaler and
sufficient Hyomei for several weeks
Hyomei. Henry Evans. s22-924 F street
northwest absolutely agrees to refund
the money If 1t does no give salts
faction.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
CusIous Compilations.

In these days Of beauty cults and
many methods for exchanging old skins
for new we meet some curious COM
plexlons In our daily walks along the
streets. There is always the woman
who has been peeled and whose skin
looks sometimes like a baby's and
sometimes like a withered apple, ac-
cording TO the length of time which has
elapsed since the peeiing. There is the
woman who does not know how to
rouge and looks as though her cheeks
had gotten on the wrong face by mis-
take. There is the woman who has
turned green from the use OF arsenic.
There Is the girl who has rubbed ear
mine into her skin until it has be-
come parched and yellow. There is the
girl who powders just to the tips OF her
ears and leaves a yellow. serawny
neck protrudtng from beneath the
white mask. There is the girl who
messages and steams until she looks
as il she had been overscrubbed.
There is the girl whose complexion is
thing apart from her eyebrows and
hair, and looks as if 1t were never
meant TO be worn with them. There
is the girl who looks SO much like a
wax doll that you feel sure you could
scrape the color off her. And there is
hte StEi WHOSE DtuSheS run into her
nose and over the tips Of her ears and
her eyelids. making her look lfka the
painted lady in the story.
And yet, as long as there are cos
metfcs and women. there will be these
curious comDlexions-stra enough
to be put on exhibition in some u,use-
um for freaks. Use cosmetics, by all
means. II you need them; but for ths
sake of art IL not for your own sake,
be careful how YOU use them, what you
use, and, above all, how much OF IL.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
The Doctor at Home.

Don't go into a sick room when heat
ed and don't sit between the patient and
the fire. IL there be one in the room.
as the heat attracts an infectious vapor'
\ sore throat should never be neglect
ed, especially in the time OF epidemies'
A cleansing gargle is made by dissolyng
a heaped saltspoonful of salt and car
Donate of soda. mixed in equal guam
titles, in half a tumblerful of waur'
When a patient is on light die: It Is
well to remember that variety Is pleas
ing. Even if the food must be tpe same.
try to vary the cooking and arrange,
ment Of It,, Let all food pc wei coqaea otIant
and daintily served, an6 yosf pa patieh'
will be more easily tempted 20 ear.
When the voice goes from the eI-
feots Of a bad cold or riue1 speaking, m g
a pleasant but simple remtdy Is made
hv beating up the White Of an egg and
adding TO it the jtlice. Of 4 lemon: in and
enough sugar to rnake IT palataDIe:
Take a spoonful frCm tine 70 Tune II
will effect q speedy cure.
The Washington times., 1905-05-24
DOINGS or THE SEASON IN
THE WORLD OF FASHION

The exaggerated and freakish ideas
advocated earlier seem to have disap-
peared; and while there is great variety
and much that is picturesque the cos
tunes az a rule. do not jump at the
eyes The silhouette is graceful and
not a buriesque on nature, the nneS
are simple and becoming. the colorngs,
while often unusual, are particularly
harmonious ana soft.
If. in many instances. there is intri-
cate elaboration of detail. that detail Is
at least made 10 blend into a harmo-
nious whole and only upon close scru-
tiny Is the complex nature or the
scheme evident
To Wear a Modish Hat.
The hats are eccentric. One must
admit that, but the eccentricity lies in
the combination of head and hat. rather
than the hat itself The unprejudiced
judge who makes study Of the imported
models in the milliners' shops must
concede that 4 majority Of those MOD
els are exquisite in colorings and ma
terials and coquettishly attractive IN
line but he must coEcede, too. the fact
that on the head of the average woman,
the truly modish hat of this spring is
slot SUCCESS.
One needs masses OF fluffy hair, a
charming face-and youth-to wear the
new hats well, and unlucNly that COM
binatiOn Is not so common as one could
wish. So 1t is to be hoped that the rank
and file of womanklnd viii lean toward
conservatism, and luckily there are
many pretty hats with details that
stamp them as being of this season s
vintage, yet without a hint of the
bizarre.
Straw Walking Hats.
Walking hats OF fine straw trimmed in
bread scarfs of plated straw, supple as
ribbon and combining many lovely
shades. are among the, French hats. and
are distinctly practical as well as pret-
~ One IN a medium shade of bronze
green horsehair was swathed in such a
hand. woven Of iustrous straw braid in
many shades OF bronze green and vel,
low. and two bronze green wings tipped
with soft yellow were set upon the lef1
The greens are prominent both IN