The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-26
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Parasraphs II interest 70 Yonen.
Frocks are OVERT trimmed H # Ii rs /
4 & Ever hing ~ lowered: 3j
You cannot have too much lace
about 81 on. 3S ~
Some pafasols look az II the sun
would melt them.
Buy a stamped hat pattern and, EN-.
broIdery your own hat, d,
Guns apd collar Of red linen are
iaumty wlthEthe shepherd check suit.
a little, green hat hasE q dozen bis
carnations Of 8as many varieties bob:
ing on tlloaleftyi ~ 5sS 4
There are deft blue stockings to
dlsport themselves With the ever do,
sirablc blue linen frock, fs5S
Three rows OF fancy straw braid
for a brim and piece OF wide pompa-
dour{rlbbon fora crown-and there's
a hat a
The wonder is how wo ever got
along without those persuasive scraps
OF muslin and lace yclept lingerie
blouses. n \: II II " d 4; X q \; H
For%him there are figured white
walstcoats which ltlnt at hand en-.
Ibroldery as the step In his toilet.
It will be a good deal more fash.
ionable this summer towear n wrap
and pcrspire8 than to go confess and
comfortable-olse wherefore the
beauteous coat creations designed
for the hottest season Of the year,
Some Of tho smartest Of the now
street models are III lightweight
broadcloth, Panama, henrietta and
other spring woolens In the light
grey greens; but, pretty as they are.
they would make nine out, Of ten
woarers look pale and sallow. Vi
SsAnong the most popular materials
and designs for the spring and carly
summer,arc the shepherd checks, both
large and small. Black and whito Is
always liked and there is also n good
combination Of blue, green and white
and d smart brown and white. These
checks have a iaunty look and are
extremely neat. 4
Every kind OF linen, from the very
coarsestto the finest, is in vogue and
never las Dame Fashion had SO
many varieties to place before her Yo.
taries. Loosely woven crashes flecls.
cd with color and coarse linens
spangled with small rings OF raised
embroidery OF The same color or Of
u darker shade are among tho very
newest designs. rs
4 Fishion DEGREES that lingerie petit
coats, all fluffy with lace or lainticst
embroidered muslin, shall be worn i'm
dor silk gowns. But on tho otheI
= hand silk slips are to be worn unde
linen and other wash dresses, thes'
being so inset. with lace and open en-
broldery that the effect Of colore,
silk cleaning through will6 be OK
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torison Sweet Marden IN" Success
Magazine" for Mayo Is &.
{ Saying that fate is against YOU.
Finding fault with the weather.
Anticipating evils in the future.
Pretending. and be your real self.
4 Going around with a gloomy face.
n Faultfndlng, nagging and worrying
4 Taking offense where none. Is in
tended.
Dwelling on fancled Sights an,
wrongs. 4 !,
Talking big things and doing smal
/ ones. Il
scolding and flying into passion
1 over triiles. 55fS
Boosting OF what you can do instea,
Of doing it +
Thinking that life, is a grind, an,
not worth living.
Talking continually about yoursel
+ and your affairs.
Depricating yourself and making
light Of your abilities. SH q
Saying unkind things about &C
quaintances and friends. n
Exaggerating, and making noun
tains out OF molehills.
Lamentlng the past, holding on; t
,iisagreeable experiences, VI S,Sss
Plying yourself and bemoanini
your lack OF opportunities. a
Comparing yourself with others {
: your own disadvantage. N
Work once in a while and take, tim
to renew your energies.
Waiting round for chances to turl
!. up. Go and turn them UP. II ",
Writing letters when the blood 81
hot, which you may regret later. ~ 1
81 Thinking that all the good chancel
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