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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-07
STOCK Market
SHOWS STRENGTH.
Attributed to the Extraordinary
Prosperity Existing Through
out the Country.
HIGHER FOR CALL MONEY
strengtl, Of Time Money Also
Had Effect Of Relaxing
Tension.
~ Assoclated Press

EIIw YORK. November 6.--SpeculatIvc
snlri, reenined its coinposurc to-day ate.
being unset by the very weak bank state
mcnt OF Saturday. This Influence was
stIll5in evidence during the early market
to-day. and was emphasized By the
strength OF the money market both for
cal, loans and for time contracts. The
resistance offered TO Tie selling pressure
under the circumstances was considered
convincing denomination OF the inherent
strength of the stock market. This can
be attributed TO no other cause than
the extraordinary prosperity throughout
the country. The reports bearing on
the volume OF railroad traffic coming
from railroad officials give evidence Of
the Astounding activity IN ali lines OF bus-
ness.
The higher rate for call money and
the strength of time money had the
effect of relaxing the tension of the for
fall OF fully Ia Of cent on the pound
sterling In the rate. Although London
advanced the. price OF gold and sterling
exchange at Paris reacted again. II was
promptly evident that no gold was like
~ to go from here under the circum-
! stances This served to some extent 10
relieve speculative apprehension and
Reading was reported in the loan
department at the stock exchange,
which is usually an index OF the size
or the outstanding short Interest. The,
existence of any short interest In Read
ing after the scrcver punishment admin
istercd to the bears last week was the
cause Of surprises The vigorous up-shot
OF that stock, however. WAS SconfirmatOry
Sof n continued demand from the shorts.
Z To-morrow's election in New York was
Ethe occasion for some speculative opera.
ations in the stock Of public utilities. a
&mixed group OF ndustrials were also
gmnde strong even while the general mar
Skct was still reactionary. The s per cent.
kmoney rate after Two O'Clock caused the
Smarket 40 waver after which 1t rallied
sand closed slightly irregular. Bonds were
/ heavy. Total sales. par value, 81 100000
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call. .ff8!tte
MONEY AND EXCHANGES: CLOSE
Money on call. strong and higher; Legs
spcr cent; closing bid, 5; offered at 9. Time
Smoney. firm: 60 days. 30 days and six
Smonths. 3. Prime mercantile paper. SO
s6l-4 per cent: sterling exchange. weak,
swIth active business In bankers bills.
Eat ST. Sc. 559lt4. 500, for demand and at S4s2.
SH0lSt s. 95 for 60 day bills. Posted rates,
st4sl IL and tS7 IL. Commercial bills,
ssS4s2 5-sda-4. Bar silver. 63 Is. Mexican
ydollars. As IA sttt
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Atlantic Coast L >ine.

TRAINS LEAVE. RICHMOND 1AlLY-BflI5-5
STREET STATION.
EF'FECTIVE8Su NDAa. ..st..Il. 18TH,
SOFA. n. a u :. .-4.. !, al iulIH
South. af6E43 ~
4 800 A. 9M.-PetersbuIg ana S,,fJih
l2l0 z. M.--Peterspurs anu y t.!a w West
! 800 2. Petersburg amt Norfolk
s4l0 p. A.-Goldsborot local.
6:45 r. M.-Petetsburg Local.
& rs P. M.-.'Florda and Yves, Indian Lam
5t= tied" to all points South.
$50 P. M.--Petersburs and s. and W. West.
u:N p. A.-Petersburg Local.
3 1901 a.. NJ; 7:t2 A. II 's:sa "A. NJ; .:lo:n
q. NJ: 1i;to A. n. 100 NJ; :;oo F. NJ: $50
P. NJ: 7:45 P. M.:Ss:ls P. ". 6s{!5t
Except SUNDAY. ..sunday only. I'D;
c. S. CAMBELI. Div Pass Ag..
". J. CRAIG. Gen. Pass. AEr-
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m,adling upland. ii.o; middlins gull ll.s7;

mddling upland. il0; mlddiins gun. LIZ;
a,lez, $40 bales. ~
Cotton. quiet: mddlins l.lO bales: gross
receipts, 60ls bales; sales, $40 bales; stock.
22s. 20j: Great Britain, 40 bales; France, li2
bales Continent, 3.+G5 bales
Total to-day at all Iorts--Set receipts. g. 5l4
bales; export to Great Britain. es,iS bales;
talcs: stock, ,0J9. 412 bales.
Consolidated at all lports--Set receipts, 1927
ba lies; export to Great Britain, 69,951 balesi TO
France. l42 bales to the Continent ID, G9S ba!es;
70 Japan, 200 bales: to Mexico, iS3 bales.
Total since September LIST at all portS-Net
receipta, =. 59o1s3 bales export to Great Britain,
ss5.9e3 bales; to France. 2l5.ol2 bales; TO the
Continent. 1880 bales: to Japan. 1852 bales; !
10 Mexico 80 bales Il g's55i al sl{ I. tx
4 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 6-Spot3 cotton very
Arm: offerings light Sales. $50 bales. In
GLIDING ~, 00j TO arrive: delivered on contracts,
100 bales; nfddling. II s-lsc There Is an ur-
gent demand for the higher grades OF cotton. d
e Futures opened active and prices were "A
to II points above Saturdays close. The adj
vance was followed by heavy profit taking on
the part OF the bull element. and prices We're
driven down from Is to % points his move
ipent however. coon ended and strong up.
ward movement set In. which resulted IN
recovery to the opening figures. In the trad
inY January opened ii points up. at l1.4s:
declined 10 1I.3?; sold up to LILO. md finally
eased off to ll.47. The market closed steady,
witt, net gains OF L. TO Is points.
Futures stead: November ll.27 bid: Decem-
Der. 1i.3i; January 1lTdi14s: February.
IisSIli.as; March, 1l.7l1ll72; April 1li11ll.i9;
May, lissT1Ls9; June. lLssan IS; July y o.
bid. st8St sgSf't .s5aGg t5 t4f
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CATTLE MARKETS.
& RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
!. :. lichn,nad M. N0N 14G.

ftC1lITOHQ u, NOV. o, lStb.
The repor OF the live stock market for the
week ending october soih Is Is follows: ia
Best steers. 44gSc; medium :, e good ~ sHfo
es% m%Sn % f 1a. P Suils sas
sssss Sass Ss fsEs s
:E1ts: old culls sase; best lambs 81 eh aHae;
S::;:; $sf 4.5 ss sss, Ss ssv. sS *
Prospects fair for all kinds of stock.
CHICAGO. Nov. s--CATTLE Receipts. .s.lvo:
steers. s3.ssa$s4o; cows. s2.75aa4co: bulls.
calves ss.ooas7.25: prime heifers, s45,asS5.o,.
Hogs-receipts 5000; market steady to strong;
choice 10 prime heavy ssioGa5.l5; medium TO
s.. lNds5.l5; good TO choice heavy mixed, ,904
s5.e5; packing s. 5odt51. 81.
Sheep-recelpts, 1900; market steady. Sheep
L ti.ooafs.25; Lambs $5.e5df7.J5.
NEW YORK NOV. s,-REEvEs- Receipts
common grades. hard to sell: bulls. 1oei15c.
lower: thin cows steady; others. l0Tl5c. off.
Native steers. sa.:,d's5 %. Calves receipts.
$3.50; little calves $500 to $3.50; grassers.
t275g,s Is: Westerns s2.75as4.7s. Sheep and
sh.p sGsag e es
so.5eaea0o: lambs. ss.ooas7.eo. Hogs-Re-
celp,s. 1907. Market slow. state and Penn.
sylvania hogs s5,3oass.D.
x UNION STOCK YARDS. PI1~TsBURG, Nov.
a6.-CATTIlS-supply fair: market lower.
receipts. fair; market lower. Prime heavy.
s5.oe1s5. 20: medium. $40: heavy workers. s5.t6
ass 10: light workers. and pigs. s5.0oas6.:5;
roughs A.O0GiS46o. Sheep-Supply fair: mar
ket irregular Prime werhers, s.5Is5.60;
common. 81. nodsa50; lambs, s4.5oGs75o; veal
calves s750GfssoQ
y CINCINNATI. Nov. s.-HOGS-Active; butch
ers and shippers 1:l5Gf520: common. 5000
500. Cat,le-dull fair to good shippers. 5000
$40; common. s2hods2. Is. Sheep-Easy; S3.O1f
SID Lams-Steady; S6.604S1.a5. 80.
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points Of the high figures touched OF

points OF the high figures touched on
July 10.
There was tremendous realizing at the
advance, and while there was also ex-
cited covering and enthusiastic bull sup
port. the market was very irregular.
half hour following which it rallied to
practically the opening level on the con-
tinued strength Of Liverpool, but eased
Oft again during the middle OF the morn.
Ing, when prices were 10 to IS points
higher.
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Nkkz!!M!K6ij1|k&
October l-EaS,
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.

tisstNsa i# LEAVE, hlGStAOSE5 l-AlL l.
$50 a. M.-NOtSs OLA LtIttap. -AyrsSes
Norfolk 1l:2o . ". Ssors aais u PstsrsaIrS.'
1905 a. INST LOUIS AND CHICAGO sA-
PRESS. Parlor Tar. Bsolls- yScss1ce, EstsfsaurS
70 Llnchburg anu Rea uoke Ess!s;i'tt; S!sssssa
Roanoke to Columbus, Blueaei6 I. Csnstsnssls
also Roanoke 10 Knoxville. a.l NpaIvIiGs sai
Memphis. Gaze D.nrs -. f.aasasss 20 isii-
il:Io p. M.--RoASoKE EXPRESS, -a-
FarmviIle. I.ynchburs ana Esxc2ss
800 r M.-OcEAS SHoRs limited ..r-
rlves Norfolk b:N p, u. Stops Ga4y .; Peters,
burg Wave.!y and suffolk cennse,A NTH
Baltimore and Washington. 98
7:a6 P. M.--For Norfolk and a.. stations 8sas:
$3.50 r. M.1.SEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
Pullman Sieepers Richmond to Lynchhurg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol Iynihburg 90 +
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Qr.aan,, cas-
9;sS p. M,-wEsTERS EXPRESS, Pullman
Sleeper Richmond and Petersburg 10 East
Radford. and Roanoke 10 Chicago CAFE Dining
Car. -.,&. =, ,nr
r. NJ. and 9;lS p. NJ; from Norfolk ll:io a. N.
and $3.50 p ~
Office No. SIS East Main street s
IS WI r.. BEVIIL, c.. n BOSlEY,
Gen'l. Pass A-t. plst Pass, AAI :
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

lI8 ' Richmond. Va. Nov. 4. 1873.
Tobacco-Dark Fired (Old)-unchanged: very
quiet; but little doing, Receipts and offerings
continue very light. Brghts--Unchanged: quiet.
but firm; light receipts Sun Cured (Eew)-
Receipts heavy: market about steady at prices
quoted.
The quotations are follows:
$1,000 NEW TOBACCO
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Robbery in Stanton.

fsnectal to The Times Dispatch.)
& sTAUNTON. VA, Nov. 6-The staun-
ton Candy Kitchen, owned by E. g..
Charuhas. was entered last night ana
$3.50 stolen. The burglar took from cash
register 1920 in gold and from the money
drawer s1GO more.
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BAITIMORE, Nov. o.-rFI1oUR-quiet, un-
changed Wheat-Weak; spot contract
sssssa sy sample 75a@s oages
mot. old, 6Sc,; new. 5bc.: Southern white corn
new, 6od65c. oats-Easier; No. 2 mixed. s4ho
nmtter-Eirm, unchanged; fancy imitation,
isas0c creamery, ssB24c.; do, ladle, l7alsc.;
store {, packed l4qpbc. Eggs-steady un-
changed &c. Cheese, Arm; large lSHc.; me-
dunn 1916; small. lac. sugar-steady, un-
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, Nov. aG-Seaboard Air
Line common ri bid; do. preferred. nothing
doing, -
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CHICAGO. Nov. s.--Liberal Increase In
worlds shipments OF wheat caused weakness
to-day In the wheat market here at the close
Tho nrire Of the May delivery was Oft SGpGc.
corn is IN i.Gllc Oats are unchanged. Pro-
visions show gain Of 2iac to 7isc:s
The leading futures ranged as tollows:
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CHEAP RATES TO ALL WINTER RE,
SORTS VIA SEABoARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY, THE
FLORIDA SHORT

Round-trip winter tourist rates are
now on sale by all seaboard agents to
winter resorts at greatly reduced rates
via tho Seaboard Air Line. The Sea-
board is the shortest line to Florida by
many miles, and has the fastest time and
most complete schedules; service unsur-
passed. Two daily trains running to
Florida without change, The only d.
rect line to Camden, Pinehurst and other
Carolina resorts
For all information as to rates or
schedules call on any Seaboard agent,
Richmond Transfer Company or TO
II. g. Lizard, w. NJ. IA LON,
Dist. Pass. ACT City Ticket Agt'
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Easier. No. spring wheat, s7as9c.; No. 8.
sasic No. red. ssgss'se No. corn 80 &c.;
,rbite sllsa saKc.; No. 8 white. 29AG3lAc,
No. So' rye - aac. Good feeding barley, ssa@ssc.
Fair to choice mailing, 430asc No: J Flax
seed. 93,ac.; No. ! Northwestern. sl.00; Prime
timothy seed 1920. Mess pork. per Dbl.
siss7hdsl4,co Lard, per 1872 lbs, s7oo979:ts;
Short ribs. sides Cloosel, 71?hW79e., Dry saited
shoulders (boxed), -. Short clear sides (boxed),
7isisa7sb Whlskey, basis Of high wines. $3.50
Clover contract grade. 1896, Butter-steady,
creamery. lThG?2hc,; dairles. l1g2Ss. Eggs-
aac.; prime flrsts, 24c,; extras. 2ec.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. L. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. E5%f
1900 a. M.-Oaily-Local for C:uarlotte y. c. @
u 30 F. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
G Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleana,
Memphs, Chattanooga and all the South. 81
500 2. Mex Sunday-Ksysville Local. ,a4
II 80 p. M.--Daily--Limit ed-Pullman ready 9,Si
49, E. NJ. for all tho South. 49, ~
YORK RIVER LINE.
e The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 1920 P. NJ. daily.
except Sunday. $500
2:15 F. Observation-Disclosures Sunday. 8&
l:e0 P. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call Mt York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes-3
days and Fridays. and at GLOUCESTER Point
vi and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursday and
4:45 q. M.-Except sunday--Local n,raA for
VI West Point. 6!gSEt3
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$3.50 a. M. and 6:42 p M.-From all tho South.
3a5 F.. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
! $40 A. M.--From Keysve and intermediate
s:a5 A. M--Baltlmore and West Point
o:45 a.. M.-Da!ly-Except Sunday and Mon.
day; 6:lo P NJ, daily except Sunday
fS 81 From West Point " s4 5assS h
e. ". 2WFSTRI1RY. p. PA. Richmond. Va
+ s. H. TIAItDWICK W. II TAYLoE. 3s
Il 84s+ 5.5 II. b. SPENCER. Cent Mgr.
Washington. D. c. fi3
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARkE

Reported BY Rodgers McCabe and Cos
PETERSBURG.. VA, Nov. 6.-PEANUTS-i
spanish--steady at ;l.o0 per bushel. with a
good demand !: receipts light. a.Virgtnias-steady
at 3Ac. for fancy stock; machine picked: ~
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DRY coous MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.--More business reported
In the dry goods market to-day and the market,
generally was In a much Ehrmer condition.
Several advances took place. The question OF
deliveries rather than OF price affected the
buyer sa,i.s si.4fiYt5s. 5s| 52..-s -.
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SOUTHERN LUMBERMEN NEE TING
AT COLUMBIA, S. c., NoVEM
~ Der IS 1905.

The Southern Lumbermen's meeting at
Columbia on the 10th instant VIII be
very important event, andia large attend
tance is expected, Low rate Will apply,
via SOUTHERN RAILWAY. from all
points in Virginia. North and South Car
DINA, ias : s4e5b
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+ NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. ". c., Nov. 6.-spirts tur-
pentine, firm. Gsac-: receipts. g.: casks. Rosin-
Firm, $3.50: receipts. 81 barrels Crude tur-
pentine-Firm. s.. 81, s4.15 and 80 receipts
1871 barrels. =.
& SAVANNAH GA..s Nov, f6.--Turpentine quiet,
S9&c.; sales. 40 barrels: receipts. l.003 bar
rels: shipments. % barrels Rosn-Steady:
sales none; receipts, 1854 barrels; shipments
q barrels. Quote: A.. b. c., s4.25: D.. $3.50;
E.. ;4.45as410: F.. 1910: Gu. 1915; H. $3.50;
l.. A.s5: x. s6.o5; ~, $50: N. 80; w. c.,
cHARI,EsToN, S. c.. Nov. e-Turpentine
and rosin; nothing doing
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

The ostrich may well go and hide It's
head In the sand and hope to escape all
prying observation, Tor II the dictates of
Dame Feshion re to be followed the poor
fellow will be dc uded Of many of the
best OF its plumes ere long to till the de-
mands Of the nodlsh.
That the plume trimmed hat has led
the ash ,nable procession for 10 these
many, any moons one cannot help hut
ss aware Plumes all the way from
asNey, nodding tip to one some yard and
a-haif In length are draped on all sorts
and shapes and sizes Of hats. The tiny
polo turhan is almost encircled with
plume that starts from n sauey-looking
pompon with a graceful, hu aggressive
aigrette at the side. The torpedo toque
has ad its plume posed fat on the crown,
the quill pointing forward and the tuf
tip reposmg gracefully and pieturesquely
upon the hair behind
And tie picture hat! Well. how could
anybody picture TO themselves picture
hat without its all-prevailing plumes? The
only originality or daring tia. the milliner
could show is In the new and novel ar
ranEement Of the same old materials.
But It Is in the new uses OF the ostrich
feathers that Dame Fashion most con
Germs herself just now
There are some extremely smart tailor
mades shown with a fat collar aud
6atter cuff altogether In ostrich. This
really looks as though the ordinary
feather were merely laid nat and the
nues pressed out; bat a close inspec-
ton reveals the fact that this is made
piece: the Cue are caught to an Invisible
center, Just as they are Ia the familiar
round boa, but in this instance they are
made TO lie Eat In satin Foundation that
determines the -hape
There are intented to be worn with the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14
The Omnpresent Ostrich Plume.

new polo or torpedo turhan that is fash
Toned entirely from clipped ostrich 1ues
In appearance they are not al all I'M
like the marabont turbans that were
shove short time ago; but with the
curly tip to each fiue there is a softness
combined with smartness to the novel
ostrich turban that makes them fasci-
mating indeed The correct trimming for
these Is simply round ostrich pompon
perched at the side. and with a feathery
aigrette standing up from the center Of
the POM on.
Then there are charming conceits for
shoulder wear that will I'll IN the early
season when wraps are somewhat super
fluous, but 10 discard them altogether
were hardly wise. There are some new
shawl-shaped pieces that come In point
TO the center back, just above the waist
line, and in the front are crossed
over in hchu fashion. the ends passing
around the waist and fastening In the
back with a splashing sash of velvet
ribbons. These are scen In white, gray.
some charming old porcelain blues. dull
shades IF roses. ana the browns and
blacks tEat are always so seryiceable.
With these there are the most frivolous
looking muffs imaginable. These are usu-
ally of the nat. square shape AID made
entirely without Stidening other than a
prin ,pss haircloth hctween the Innings
Sometimes n Gunv tail effect is punched
at che side: but for The most part they
are left pIair and uuadorned
Some OF the sIuartest shops are show
ing ostrich banding 10 all sorts OF sizes
mounted upou Eat satin band. after the
familiar way in which fur landings are
put up. These are used 10 trim the SILK
,rrar,s fh8f u4B.iiGN Old ladies' 50
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

fchus I'D carriage wraps by elderly
ladies' when driving In the Bots Some
ratht- large ones In whine with black
embroidaries are shown draI ed on figures
In the old fashioned shawl lines In more
than one OF the smart salons de costume
In Paris ono wonders II they wii really
take and become one of the many features
of current fashions again.
There are some extremely smart littls
coats for summer use fashioned from the
printed taffetas. ana without a lining.
These follow the extremely full box coat
patterns with the back and side seams
daring widely. The sleeve may be either
alf or full length. but In either case It
must show considerable fuliness at the
shoulder seam, - that the fullest o: dress
sleeves may b. accommodated without fear
Of crushing The little coat 10 intended
to come only to the curve Of the hips, or,
IN the case of q petite wearer, a trife
above rather than below this point.
n the ,. 1 OF the frivolous looking
little wraL, that go so far to complete
the summer toilette the shoulder seam ts
conspicuously missing. Every effort is
made TO cut the sleeve, which is oftenest
cape design, and the front Is one un-
broken line. ant the entire little garment
is edged al around with q perfect cas-
csde Of frills Of lace and chiffon.
Those that come but to the waist line
or tride above II are the very newest
and there is simply not the slightest pre-
rense Of fitting or Of defining the figure
10 any one Of them. They are all Of the
,oose cut that stands well away from the
figure. and any attempt 10 introduce At
ted lines into these would surely result
ir failure.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

none will attempt to gainsay, and all OF
the fascinating features of handwork that
go TO make the success of the lingerie
frock are repeated In the silkcn gown
with even better and richer effect.
All sorts OF corded shirtings are done
with tiny featherboue cords to hold them
in shape and these are lOoped, twisted,
festOoned. vandyked and treated to the
thousand and one other caprices that the
designer of this season takes delight In
inventing.
And with those smart gowns there are
hats that are reTy likely TO prove de-
cidedly misleading when viewed from one
standpoint only.
There are some smart Dolly Warden
hats that are the picture Of occurrences
when viewed from the front. Seen from
behind where a deep cache peigne tits
the shape forward almost to the tip OF
ones nose, a perfect conservatory of
flowers is revealed, which makes the
chapeau take on 3 most bewitching air
of frivolity and gaiety, and reveals a
side 10 the milliner's art which one would
not suspect at all from a front view.
Then there are those smart shapes that
are built up on the side only deep
bandeau giving the modsh tilt Indeed.
the hat that does not tilt Itself at some
point or angle is hardly I'm the fashion
able procession at all this season: and
those that tilt at the side show a top
that is comparatively untrimmed, the
under part Of the upward flare receiving
all the trimming effects. Ostrich pumes
are caught here, the quill end fastened
to the handeau and the tip curling up
over the brim.
The massng of the trimming scheme
at the back of the hat is late feature
that is receiving much attention. with
the extremely abbreviated brIms InaI
some of the newest shapes display this
seems the only logical point at which to
bunch such garniture as may be desired.
This, of course, calls for new styie Of
hairdresstng. and the slightly waved
front, with or without center parting,
and the back built mp to almost chignon
style and covered with coiffura net is
the very latest manifestation to accom-
pany these new and novel shapes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-06-14

framing for the decolletaGe and appearing
TO excellent advantage upon some OF the
trimmed skirts
And with those same dinner and dane
ing frocks the new scarfs Of ostrich are
ute the correct thing. That these frocks
are Invariably made decollete goes with
out saying, and broad scarf of ostrich
Is quite the correct thing to throw over
ones shoulders The latest caprice in
these shows some six or eight boa shaped
strands caught together TO form broad
fiat scare that will fall naturauv into al
most any shape and may be dI opped Off
the shoulders with the most charming
effet in the world.
Some exquisite parasois are on view at
Fifth avenue importers on which the
narrow ostrich landings are shown; and
quite a novelty Is the ostrich fringe that
edges the parasul all the way around.
The imported model is In pink with os-
trich banding; and In place Of the usual
rosette OF SAX at the tip there are three
cunning little feathers curled close to
the parasol tip. and three more decorate
the long shaft handles halfway down.
Tie ostrich fan has always been modish
but the latest ones will appeal to the
debutante as well as TO the dowager.
who, incidentally, WIS formerly supposed
to have the exclusive right 10 wield the
feather fan.