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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-12-13
ERIDAY MORNING.

Institute assem- bled at 9;l5.
Devotional exercise was con-
Quoted by Rev. Adams.
Dr.. Willis occupied the next
period. This was DR.. Willis
closing talk. His subject--"The
WILL"
All play, all teaching, all edu.
cati0nal work, sh )uld go to make
up the will. The teachers show
ed their high appreciation of Dr..
Willis work by their response at
the close.
After an intermlsslon of ten
mInu les, and a song, Supt. Bar
ton called the roll and found all
teachers present.
Prof, Gordlnier then gave his
farewell add 'ess. He discus sed
some very practical questions of
the rural school and school life.
Prof. Gordi1ier's work in the
institute was very instructive and
full Of inspiration.
After a song, the com mlttee on
resolutions submitted the follow.
ing report;
Whereas, through the Providence OF
God, we have been permitted to assem-.
BILE in this the fortieth session of the
Fulton County Teachers Institute, we
desire TO show our appreciation to
those who have contributed to its sue
cess. We express our desire to have
our schools on the highest plane OF
efficiency, and therefore, offer the fol-
lowing Resolutions
That we express our sincerest thanks
to our able Superintendent for the Dig
nilied and impartial manner in which
he has presided over this institute, for
having given us suoh an able corps OF
Instructors, from whom we have re-
ceived great intellectual Inspiration,
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man Mind.
After an lntermlssion of min.
utes, DR.. Albert occupied the
next perlod-"A Study in Char.
a ;ter bnilding."
After a song aud roll call, DR..
Willis occupied the next period.
t1is subject-"The Constitution
aud BY laws Of Health. :"
|. Good Parentage.
2 Temperate Hablts.
3 Abundant Sleep.
L. Proper Food.
.. Pure Air.
6. Pure Water.
4 Proper Exercise.
9, Clreful Attention to the Ex.
cretious.
9 Suitable Clothing.
10. Cheerfulness.
II. Well Directed Effort.
-. A Resolute Will.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Session assem- bled at 1870 p.
m, with very DIVIDED house.
After a roof raising, blood.
warming singing of America,
Prof. Gordlnier was introduced.
His subject was-"The Man IN
the Moon"
During his visit to the School
Moon, he found
|. Plenty of Music.
2 Self Control.
3. Brightness.
"The teacher makes or mars
the school.
"The teacher should come los.
er 20 the pupils"
"The teacher should not be too
dig1iied.' %
"rhey shoull study the condi-
tl)ns Of the child life. ="
After five minutes recess and
a song, DR.. Willis occupied the
next perio1. His subject
moral Training"
Teach the Emotions"
"reach moral ideas and moral
judgments. "
"Most teaching Is, or should
be, done around the fireside."
Teachers are responsible for
the morals Of the child"
Teach maxlms of morality" 4"
Teach stories, fables, songs,
pictures, etc. "
"Have school room decorated
with pictures suggesting moral
lessons.
"reach cleanliness, first by
example.
Teach politeness."
The attention and quletness of
the room showed marked atten.
ton ard interest in DR.. Willis's
work.
Adjournment.
The Boston Musical Five fur
nished the entertainment of the
evening.
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Gsfnpnocn cincs Strides.

Hem-2 3 0 II, Cont, 81. Non.
@roBes Nui;cben ercgte IN Der bieli'
acn 0anf. Strnbe, melfe Die lebbof'
telte Terfebrsaoer Der Staot biloet,
Elm oreijdbriger 0irih. in0em or Die
orobe Spiegelid)eibe zines Supelier.
geid1iteS ciniticb, in bas Sd)nltienIter
ciroraha uno ais CT BORT nid)t meiter
fontatcn follrte, ulii OelBielben 8cgc
lid micber 5uriid5og. Cine Winutc
ipGter orang or in ein Eropilionsgci
id1it Elm uno brahte BORT ourh iei.
nen 5eftigen Nnprall ben gemiftlgeil
Better gum ,5al. aber audi bier mar
ieines 9leibens nift lntJe, ionoern
CT fcbrte olii Die StroBe 5uriid uno
ru6m Damn, BON elmer ~ioblen0en
Mengc 81 Sub un0 81 @n6en Der.
iolgt. ieine 3uilllft 81 cinem Der
@1rten in cinem Der Wo1noiitriftc.
Got1milo lit I'M g1n5en Staote iebr
5ablreid) ai5utreiien uno nod 9eltern
iah lid, in @oooburp Samuel Gran
pom einem Sirih in gegleitung pom
eds Siriffiiben angegriffen. meld}er
inn ii5el mitgeipiclt bnbcn wiir0c,
hattie er lid nid,t nof reht3citia i'll
Siderbeit brlngen fonnen.
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Ils %Gnselmahcrin anaeflagt.

Geutid)e Scbumnlc perbronntC an9eb.
lid, bie 2eid)cu ncllqcborcuer ain.
ser i'm Giidcnoicn. - &bre eigc-
nen Sohter 5eltgen gegcn lie.
Nem Dorf, 81. Noucmber.
Als Gngclmaderin, mcld)e Die Seid)en
uniduloiger ainoer i'm aii6cnoien
perbrannt bnben lol, gnlrOc 6ralt
@ilbelmina GdDar0t, cine ~60.iGbrigc
Sc6amme, in Dem Snlie 9fr. 1873,
OIt-93. Strabe, ucrboitct. Die bel
ocn eigel,en 5odter Der 6rol iiber-
licicrtcn lie Scr Eoli5ci. 6rau Cd
barot mlroc in oen Combs cingc.
ipcrrt, ltto Siilis : GiItriftSonmolt
Gind)ot Itcate an Wagiltrnt @nlib
baS @eilid, oaB CT fir bic &cr6aitetc
feline 9iirgid)oft ucceptirc. Gle Gn'
fGugc, sic 5unddit gcgen 6rou Sd.
barot crboben moroen lit, lautet oiIf
%ornohme elmer crimincllen Opera
ton. Sic llnteriuhutg, bic 5ur Scr
baitli,a ser Sebomnle iiibrtc, mllroe
Don ser yltem.Yorf Gonntp Mcoical
Socictp," urteritiitt BON @iiliS-Gi-
I"triftsanpolt Yinfot, cingclcitct.
@ie Sr, Yitf)ot erflort, boben
6rnu Wnric Sdod unO 6ral &ilbel'
mine Sbrig, sic eiaenen Sohtcr 6rall
GdGarbt's, 0egcn 2cbterc OoS belo-
itenoe Motcrial geliciert. Srau Shodl
mo6nt ir Mailoduictts, 6rau Sbri9
in gtr. 236, OIt.S9. Strobe. Srall
S1rig fam crit i'm Slli nit i6rem
Mnnie unb bier 8inbcrn aus &egcnS-
burg. Sopcrn, nod) 4nncrifo.
&iir5lid beiudten Die Sodtcr Die
Wiittcr in oercn @obnilng an Der 93.
StraBe. Srni Sfod) wllroc Ser Sor'
idlug gemuft, oaB lie ii6 am Sch
ommeugeidGft bctbciligcn ioac, oo
Ooiiclbc iiberaus eintrGgIih ici. &or
gnem lniie iit picl iporen, ncnn ail'
ser, itatt beeroiat, einiah I'M &iide1'
oien perbrannt milrben.
gntlctt lcbnten Die Eodter ob, nit
iol6en Sad)en ehuas 81 tbltn ST. Da-
ben. Ob 6rou Sdo1 ODER 6rall
SSbrig iid iett oblte @eiteres on Die
Observation-Disclosures lpa1oten, ooer OF
Sic 9eomteu 5ucrit onbermcitig bon
sen S~orgGngclr in Dem gdbarot'id)en
Sollle borten, lit nidt cams onfgc'
tlGrt. Aui allc SGae Lilo Siilfs-G i'
itriftSnmpalt Einfot, iobnlb Der 6all
an i'm pcripicien muroc, ole beioeu
S0d)ter por, ilno nii ibrc NllSlnger
bin wlroc alsbonm ge9cu 6rau Sd
bnr0t porgegnngcn.
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@csen @iirsIdaft bcfrcit.

Eropiocnce, u. s., 81. 9top.
-&icr peitcre d)inciiide Yuiia9icrc,
mcld)e lid olti Sem Shmlggelidooner
,Srolic" beiunbcn babell, qpitrocn &C.
gen cine Niirgihnit pom $500 ouI
ireien SUB sciebt. @m. u. Duncan,
ncld)cr Der Wonnid)ait Der n6rolic"
ongcbort bat, ipuroe I'M bieiigcn @nn-
oesoiitriftsgerid)t perantmortIid per
nommeli, crfldrtc iid fir nid)t lflll'
0io uno muroc inter cine Viirgid)aft
Don $4,000 g%eitcIlt. Seine Gerne1'
mltltg erfplgte oui Die bon Der @rono
Slirp crbobcnc Anflagc Der 6oroc'
ruitg uto VegiinItigutg Der gc'ebmi'
origen ginidleppung bon Gbinclen.
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Sricfbcforbcrnng nadj Dem Iuslanoc.

Sic ailslGnbii6e golt fir sic ant
81. Topcmbcr enbcnbc @ohc itlicBt
in allen SGacn piinftIid i'm Suupt.
@iircou, iuic folgt:
9ie Eofct Yoit lit taglih bon 8
llbr MorgcnS bis 8 llhr Nad)mittagS
often, auSgcnommen Sonntags.
Srans.otlantii6e y 0 It.
6rciton %. - I'm I llbr IbcnbS
nod europa per Gompier st.
2ouis" pio Elpmoutb mo Cher
boitrg QSoit nod 2iperpool, S6ott-
lonb rno Srlono mub per ct.
2oui&" bc5eidnct icin); I'M 10 llbr
IbcnoS nod) europa per 9antpfcr
y2uconio" uio GncenStolpn.
g o It ii + Q ii 8. nno Central.
u merito, VI citinoicn lt.i In.
G%onneritoN -. = Inn 10 llbr
NbelrbS rod Sopti per Sompier
,Yrins Millcm Der Critic" nodl Gen+
troI-Nmcrifo, &onal5onc, Golontbio
utb SiiosEocific.SGfen per Gon1.
pier pin Colon.
Sreitog. 3D. I'm 10 llbr g6enbS
nod Eorto Hico, Curacao, &eneSuelo
uno Colombia per 9ompfcr yEbilo.
o%clpbio;" nod, Yorto Hicp per Can't
pier San Sllon" pio Wupogllc5;
nod Den 2eepuro- unb @inolporb.
Snieln unb Guiana per Gonpfcr
~aorono;" nod) Somoico, Banana,
aonol5ouc unb Colombia per Can't
pier go Eloto."
Eoit fir N%cufitnolano, pia Toro-
Sydney, mo iiir WiqneIon, pia go.
lton, id)licbt bier tdeIid 3 llbr Nad)-
mitta9S; fir Cuba, pio Campo, ]
llbr Nadmittogs tdgIid; fir Gotta
Tica, SonOuraS (oitlidc Siiite), Sci
corn9uo (oitIide Giiite) liub 8uate.
mula, pia Tctp Orleans, tGglid 10
l1br gbenoS; fir Merifo, t1glid nm
9 llbr Ra6mittags unb 10 ltbr ocS
Mbenos.
g o It.
SonncritaN 22.-llm Z l(br MbOs,
nod) Sapan, Goren unb Gbilto pio
| Seattle.
Sreitog, %. - I'm Z ltbr gbenbs
nod Sopon, Goreo, China mo Den
Ebilippincn pio Seottlc,
9ie Eoit nod) N~uitrolierL Siii.SSt
icln mo Mot+GoIcoonirn pio Gon-
coltpcr id)liebt bier t19lidJ lint Z llrf
gberbS bis 3. Sc5cnber; nod So'
mali Sopon, Gorco, China uro Den
Ebilippincn uio Sun Sroncisco tGg.
lidy INN 10 llbr 9lbenbs bis %. geo.
penlber.
Sic SronS.Y ociiic.Yo miro tag.
lid noh ocn gbgon9sbdfcn obge'
ianot II. lit olc 3cit Der Sdliebuno
10 cingcridtct, oab tic Bel ununter.
broderem lleberlaiio transport
red)t5citig cintrifft.
". Sail SarriS,
Goitnciltcr.
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Yrpmpte Sniti5.

Center, Ger, 81. Gopentber. -
Gid Garrett, Der Neger, mcld)er Dor
etlidcn Sngcn Den Or, TailS 5ll
@ropetolpn, Srinitp . Golntp, crnlor'
bete, nliroc beiltc Nadmittag pom
Sderiif in @egcnmart elmer ulgebeil-
ren MenihcltmenDe gebGtgt. gr be-
fnnllte lid bellte iriib bel einem Ser
FOR ihuloig mtb ~lciitetc alii alien aui-
ihirb ScrSidt.
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EcarD's Hiiffcbr.

@eorge'S Ban, u. g., 81. Hop.
- Der Eenrp'ide Eoloroompfer
.@ooiepelt" ging nm 6 llbr beutc
gbcnO nod BORT All Basque ob, no
CT acblen einne1mcn ullo nod) SpO-
neu, u. g., meiter inbrcn miro. Sier
fonnte er MIR adt Sonncn &cblen CT.
lanoeu.
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(5ortiebung folgt.)
SneaieQe gcginItiauuaen

fir Mue. Die G~pnfirmationS . Gtutograybie'n
wiiufhen. Wini1ilr III Jdrben In peraoloeiem
Weoolaon GRATIS nit einem 9ubeno Carbon.
VurtraIts. sebt uniere neaen Wlaxpthpen. 9ie
dlerbeffet Cabinets, bon Sf.0O an. SUITE urs
bet, prompte IbIteferLta.
"a. &etBerI, beIisbfefisr Vboioaraud
Nr. lm,-Itt. oro Gar. etrahe.
Wan ucnne oiefe 8eitinn, e!pril7--)
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gu %perfaufen,

gu perfanfen:
$3.50 iaifen eines iener niebliden Sdufer
all Der 9ort,Strabe, 5pifbeI Srleaus' unb
Sefferlcn.etrabe. Sic fdmmtIi6en oben ees
nannien Sduier iilb reI unb MODERN eineerids
tet. SeSeIei1en bas Saus CIR. 1902, 9soro'
Moniforb'sipcmIe. 8auitele IA SUB 8 3ou
bel 70 Sub; @runo5ins $2.25 pro SUB. 9rciS
bes SaufeS $1250.0O. Gbuarb 3. Gallagher,
Saumeiiter, Ir. 2407, Sairmount.9 lusnne.
(264-)
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Sicl 8elS at pcroicnen

nit Semitic, Sbiis ulb Bciubau. Ssrinee Gins
5abIune, Iei6te 8ebireuheen fir fleiBiee SAT-.
mer. Cine iluitrirte Srofbiire pirb fret uer'
fanot. Wiar ffreibe oeSbaIb an
8. 9abeubuup, iii 3..Gbarics.str.,
(Gept19, 12Wte) Baltimore, Wb.
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RarplanS Gbattel 2pam MKociatipn.
$40 hts $500 spersen ssritebsn anf. gabb,fn.
HtaneS etc., utne Gntfernmng berfelhen.
Setf 1. Sanuar 1905 b~efinoen fnb unfere 3D.
renuI pieoer In unferem alien gofaIe,
Galbert ynifbing,
benz 8eri9tsgebdube eegeniiber.
8trtn1er. 0r. 900, 231, 233 ~(3ipeiter SIir).
ehbshsQ6e Gapette. nub ct. Hanf.strdfe.
SOUVENIRS fir 9ef9dftSireunoe.
(Eob9, 1A,S&S)
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Sacr.-3uiubr 25,S12 9uid,el;
aus oen Glcpotorcn 3uriidgc5ogen
1920 guldJel; Glepatoren = Gorrotb
29S,962 9ltldlcl. Gerf1rfe; I @og-
got 6liriifaepiciclter ollf ser gobn
at 36, / @og9on Nr. 3 meiber 5tl
1884, ein @aggon Nr. 3 wciBer int
Glcpntor 6ll 80.
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8clb su pcrIcihcn.

aaes pefdje @efb gebrauhcn, tpreden bier
nor. MnIeiben dut GdIdre, 0i1beIn II. 9rurto'
Weetbooen. ,VaItimure Snpcfmcnt &c." Tr.
100, siurb.Hnra.et rahe. (278-)
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Baltimore Marftbcrid)tc.
Baltimore, q. Nop. 1906.

Voltimore2 81. Nop. 1906.
Webl. 3uiubr 5t52 Safer,
cinihlieblih 1877 SGiier 81 Occult.
Yoint uno 40S 8Giicr 5u Carton;
aiiltcnperionbt 19l Sdlier. Gie go.
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Moio. = 3ufubr 1861 Vild)eI;
Gerionot bon oen glepotoren 2075
guifel; glcpatoren 8orratb 552.-
90 9uidel. 0erfGufe: 5000 relier
Spot 81 1917. 5000 gemiid,tcr Spot
SIT 1875, 5000 Nr. 3 Spot 5u 1875.
Seutiae Sd,luBrote:
@eniiidJter Spot (olt). l912-49M
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Canton umo StebIambtpwm n.
Gd,r1ibt's n6theufran5,0alfe,"
EAr q uun Anuoh.S trofr

Gde 3. nno @ouab. strase.
Sauptaiortier bes pYnDern SIR. slnt. .Bers
Gins" nGidbenfrnii3 : Samen : Sereins."
Canton Sirner,pdbrenocn @ous uno 2eibs
Sereins," .Seutfhe @tmiitbIi6feii" unb
rSefper,G onfIope 9ir. AIS, Z. 8. g."
5rifhes '9ier al iebcr 8ett. 6. & g.
9eIepbpn. g9oIfe 1923 3.
eibueft.G6e 3. ctr. u. Tait.Noe., canton.
Snitptdudrtier bcs .Gantons2ieber.rnn8".
S~inefiunoe jeoen Iittpo6 9lbeno. Ger
gamensNerein berfnmmeIt fih ieben 9iens
ttag. @beno. - rGntionaI"sBier ant 3apf.
ebefapeafesIeIepb - DoIfe 1853 8.
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Sham 8npp'S 2ctaurnnt,

UT. IIU4, FurbsNr htrnI'WbtnHf
Der .9,oropit Smmcrfpdbreroer 8auperein
hon Baltimore" berfnmnelt ftf bier ieoen
Montng.. @eorae 9rebm & Sons' Bier
Sab.
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q. spahu'S grftauraut.

Wr. 923, VorS.Gsrn., nabc MmiRuns.etr.
SerinmmIun9ss2ota bes rsntonias9on,
elabes Or. 500, 8. >. 81" ,etcubensSis
liritts Gr; 1906" ~S6iuers9 iiiriits Mr.
1903, 3. II. ~" uro .Siftrifts Gr. SO,
.. II. y. Suue al Gereine 8u bernie
tben.- Scinite giere, @eiite unh anoere
8etrdnfe. Eel; 6. g. =. g9oIfe 500 H.
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Wcl6cn. : 3llfitbr 22,S23 Wil'
ihel; Yerionot bon Den glcpatoren
S3t 9uidel; Glepotoren . Gorrotb
759,2SO 0ridel. Gerfdufc: I Wag-
9on Nr. 2 rotber meItlidcr ouf Der
@obn 81 SocuitAFoint 81 60, 10000
Sonuor SIT 76H, 10000 Gc5embcr ST.
rs.
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Gin garga;n fir ScimltGttc.S uder.

W" T"* F<'"FN O"T@|F
8ebn Nder euten urbareE 2nnoes fir De.
mil eban, ~ WieiIen bon ber 8abnitation unb
10 NieiIen bon BET Staot, bel Mutiernf1aaIen'
ganbiiraBe e%ntfernt, in anue arunheI'Gpuntp
Brets $3.50.
duRerbeu elm 8 uub 12 A6er @ranbfitd nnb
Gin 2 Ider @runofti6.
3iIfte eeeen 9aar; 8eit mad Sbrer @eanen.
tidbfett. aomrnt porhereitet 5iim Mbfblub bes
eanbeIs. iuerE guh bas 9ano eefdut.
yStDcrn Stealth Gpmpanp,"
Mr.. iii, Rurb.G hnrles- citrate.
{M,at14 .lS)
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WttInHnf:
Griubrene Operators uic gebrIinee fir nnc
pro @ode fir anfdnecr. Die inter Snitrrlitipn
itcben. Nud5ufraeen In Der p8inner sbirt Tac.
TORN" Tnrbwcit'Gdc Gnlasfis NIB W,eScnrpsS Str.
3tS-3D
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S,rnra Is. aletu's Nenauraut,

Nr. PIG. GlaH-, nahe Suiuarb. etrake.
@pr5iiglid)c y9eiie, Spiritiofcn II. luton,
@isarren. 8efies gier an 8apf. 3unfdb
fir Gcf6dftsIeute hon II 80 Sorm, bis
2 ubr Hnhmittaas. IcIepbon, Is. & 3.
- DIT. Sermon 300S H.
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5n bermietben.
Su permictbcu:

Sn ucrmictbcn:
2aheIt mn SSobuung, Nr. 405, Sritte slpculic.
Sanlpocn; n,ege5eidnetcr Flub liir clnCr Sdbnci'
Der; NOR ais ioldler lp1brcno IL Sabren bcnntt.
NadSitra1en in 9r. 401, Critic Npeuac.
(326-S)
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&. u. Sane.

z. u. Mdermagn's Sane,
Hprouh.Gdc 4ungb, nno Garpline.s Str.
Sdiipiaudriicr ocs .9Nbern $ Wdnners
doris" Screinss9erfummIunq ieben 9ons
nerttag stbcRo, Eeue @itgIieber iuinfonl.
nten. Sor6iiolites Bier Der rG%ationaIs
Niuuerei" am 3apf.
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VcrfauQt:
Stcacnscimdc.
Gfc0r0gfuM.

etcQcaefum:
Gin linIer criter alaiie fubi Stele. Nud,5iis
fragcn in Yr. 523, TuresIaca.Str. 1920
etclegciudj:
Cine Sdteioerin fidt bel Sntnilien gefddftis
9iinp. Sfferten inter ~. g." Er. 1905, Sits
2afanettes Npenue. t324-O
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Saipb GieR' charlottesville"
e,urboitsGdc pun gnu. nno Surret.s ctr.
S1ipi1udriicr beS 8%efanapereins .MeIos
Die. Sinsftunoen ieoen Sonnerftneabenb
Eerein5" ieoen Q. unh 4. 9ienitag i'm
Wtpnat. 1clcpbpn-G. e. 3. @oIie 1865 N
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gerfauat

ycrIdH1f:
Gin bal6eripadfenes Nt1odDen litr ole Suus.
ISdiben uno &iieeln. 9ah6ntrdgen IN 2t'
20f1, GutGip .1sface. t52o-D
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aus bcn Glepotorer 5uriid0e5o8en
1904 8uid)el; glcootoren Sorratb
10000 @ridel.
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1917, Waotiuu.g ueuuc. (325-6)
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
FROW DRESSY PARLS[

An naster gown, which IA finished
aud carefully hung away awaiting the
end OF the peniteutiai season. is Of
mordore brown ianHdowne Oriental
lace, dyed % the exact tone of the
fabric. trims this costume. while a
brown straw hat OF the same shade
completes the costume.
The skirt has panel inaots Of the
lace insertion. These reach 10 the
hips, the latter attiug smooth and
plain
The bolero ia short and tight. 4
IL surpllce In effect. the rigbt side
overlapping the left and the lace f.
INTRODUCED IN the yoke. u again an.
pears between the boloro and the
hirh. snugntiinF stride
a broad. round collar reaches out
20 the shoulders and Ia edged with q
narrow, full ruching Of SILK.
Tho glrdle OF Ionisine ia held in
place by three ieweled buttons These
are Of topaz set IN dull bronze.
The hat has n brim OF graduated
width. It turns up slightly 10 front
and high Ga the back About the
crown "a wreath OF pl nix roses with
biscuit. colorcd plumoa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24
SAY, WILL We LET
YOUR WIFE WEAR
THINGS LIKE TnESE3
SOME FIERCE STYLES IN HEAD
GEAR WHICH HAVE JUST LAND
co FROM PARIS

Ma. b. the new French sailor
shape The distinctive features arc
the large. rather high crown and mar
row brim
The model shown IL made 90 ma.
line, stretched smoothly over q wire
foundation. The crown Is ornamentod
win a band OF chiffon embroidered
with gold and silver thread and lrri.
descent sequlns Toward the front
on the left side Is an Fart nouveau'
buckle Og shaded velvet Under the
brlm at the back Is O large cluster
Of green foliage and buds.
In shape, No reminds one very
forclbly Of the plug hats our grand
fathers wore In the days Of "flppe
canoe and Tyler, too bug IN ma
telial Tho model illustrated Is bgAi
OF ruaecolorod chiffon laid on a wire
frame. 10 tiny runioa; those e- The
crown facing upward, and ON sie
brlm outward A band OF satin rib
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

blouse portions are tucked or gathered
10 the yoke. The tucks AZ each side
OF the back closing extend 20 the
waist line and a standing collar
Affords neck completion, or a Dutch
round neck may be used. The inil
length sleeves show tucks about the
deep or shall3 cuffs a. preferred
or tho fullness may be disposed OF IN
eatherH. and sleeves In shorter length
h,ild be- finished ia narrow bands. A
Rid bsii -9u-Qne OF the material, or a
rrnsh girdte MA. be worn with equal
appropriateness.
A very attractive weist was shown
"a silk hatlste. dotted Rei YOKE OUT
lined with an all over lace neftha q.
which material were made lhe pun
OF the short puiled sleeves. nouy
lining was used. The walls. Vio'ou
a. the back. and yoke IN plalh or
sralloped outlined and a yoke tushul
was provided The neck wfh hltn
and completed with n standing ool'al
Tucks were arranged 20 slmu's-o
boxplait az the center OF tho 'Fohy
and o. each side of the front eNu
back with narrow tucks In gr0pp' Do
tween
For "A smar. walking COSTUME Oyer
d. 80 sninctad H. won, OF tins
designs for spring the skirt wus ~.
with plalts In round length. Tho p..le,
are deep enough 90 give a pretty
as they spread In walking AZ" wy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-03-24

capes. are worn, cape hshuog, cape
hOlerOB, deep collars little hQlCrOB,
Jackets of lace. embroidery or having
some os its parasitic sleeves la par
ticular-made OF the dress material.
silver braid. With this suit was worn
Wide shouldered shirt waist of
cream home spun" B.lk its tucks Civ.
ing the effect OF Duchess seams. The
stitching terminates al yoke depth and
the front opens over a tab yoke or
cream lace. Lace mItaine CUTS are
added To the short, small glace gloves
which show below the snort elbow
sleeves OF the Jacket. Grey roseites
completed a stylish costume.
Before having your Empire or
Princess dress made you must give
some attention 20 your corset The
new models which have been deyol
oped for the Princess gown are higher
han the c0raeis % several seasons
back, anu much longer over the nip
TO Insure the exact nt for the gown,
and the front IL a modified straight
front Because OF the close hitting or
the Princess models the funny bows
and frllls 90 much used OF late have
20 be discarded. bat they are ncne
the less decorated by beautiful nat
trimmings Of embroidered and lace
''ln.sets." appliQues and open work
embrolderies.
one OF the newest ideas in neck
wear IL the Empire scarf, a long wide
scarf OF lace or chiffon wound round
the neck several timos, while q larger
and wider scarf OF ilo same material
Us used To throw about the shoulders
and head. One may now look for the
revival OF the uldfasniOngd Spanish
lace shawl aud scarf whith made such
setting on FOR the face; and lucky
ls the woman who owns one OF these
helrlooms worn by her mother or
grandmother.
a porfer, craze exists for little
holero jackets OF lace Irish lace being
the fav1rlte, and in many cases taere
are two or three sorts OF lacea uaed
IN is construction
Coat collars and cuffs Of lingerie are
more elaborate than last season, but
cut along the same lines Lingerie
cuffs in regular cur shape 10 with
coat collars. only che cuffs are tackled
AZ the elbow instead OF az The wrist
below which fall me lace frllls or
sleeves or the long gloves are worn
20 tnutch them.
Stolos. both nat and round. are OK.
touslvely worn, q scclally those made
OF ch'fion, ana there are nuns a.
match. All sorts ~ fame Stocks
In an cases the skirts OF the shirt
waist suits. both On the tailor and
feminine rwnafn 49,. nhnrf ana unn
orally show shoes 10 tan or grey or
grey as the wearer Wills.
Lace and lingerie fuckers are worn
by th-se who hesitate 20 adopt the
opcn throat waist without some pro.
lection.
CATHERINE MANN PAYZANT.