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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
SIX MEN ARE DEAD
TWO FATALLY HURT
OTHERS ARE SERIOUSLY HURT
IN CORNELL UNIVERSITY FIRE
EARLY THIS MORNING.
Special to the Herald.

Ithaca. n. Y, Dec. Five men are
dead and two are fatally injured, and
number are seriously hurt, as the
result of a fire which destroyed the
Chipai house of the Cornell University
at an early hour this morning.
The fire started from the range in
the kitchen. Two eastern students
are among the dead. Twenty-seven
students were asleep in the house
when the flames we're discovered.
Several thrilling rescues were made
by the volunteer firemen.
Later.-Another body has been taken
from the ruins, making total of six
dead
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
THEY ARE KICKING.
Men Who Made Bids for Indian Pas.
ture Lands Want Money Back.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Lawton, Ok, Dec. THE Federal
interior department today is receiving
anathemas from men who entered
bids for the Indian pasture lands, on
account Of extending the time for re-
ceiving bids to December Is. Some
are demanding return of their bids.
Heavy rains have kept prospective
bidders from examining the lands,
hence the request Of Judge Wilton for
an extension of time, and which the
department granted.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
HEAD-ON COLLISION
KILLS FOUR MEN
TWO FREIGHT TRAINS RUN TO-
eETHER ON THE MAINE GEN.
TRIAL RAILROAD.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Lewiston. Ne, Dec. -Four per-
sons lost their lives in a head-on COLI
sion between two freight trains on the
Maine Central railroad near Anna
bessacook. The orders we're misun-
derstood.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
Killed His stepfather.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Ardmore, |. T., Dec. Britt Hard
atty, a farmer near Kingston, last
night shot and killed his stepfather
in the formers house. 1t is said that
Hardaty will plead self defense.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
The Pope's Physician is Dead.

Special to the Herald.
Rome, Dec. 7.-Lapponi. the pope's
personal physician, died this morning.
Pope Plus is stricken with grief, and
has invoked a special blessing for
LappOni.
The physicians last thought was
for his distinguished patient. He pre-
dicted that Plus will live to a greater
age than Pope Leo, despite his heart
trouble.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
Given Life Sentence.


Special to the Herald.
South Bend. Ind. Dec. William
Cook, who attempted suicide Thurs
day. was sentenced to life imprison-
ment for cremating John Perkins in a
cabin.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
FIRE AT SAN SABA.
Assistant Secretary of State Says No
Wiped Out, with Heavy Loss.

Special to the Herald.
San Saba, Texas, Dec. Fire last
night wiped out the business section
OF this town, destroying four establish
ments. The loss will reach $4,000.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
FATHER AND SON ACQUITTED
OF Murder Charge, Which Grew Out Of
Family Feud About Children.

Special to the Herald.
St Joseph, NO, Dec. John and
Willie Cook, father and son, were &C
quilted of a charge of murder in the
rrst degree, IN shooting James Sego
last March.
The shooting was the result OF a
family feud over children's love.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
MEXICAN MINE FLOODED
TWELVE MINERS DROWN
THE FLOOD CAME WITHOUT ANY
WARNING, AND THE MEN WERE
CAUGHT LIKE RATS.

Special to the Herald.
Durango, Mex, Dec. THE lower
level of the Avine mine was suddenly
flooded, and twelve miners were
drowned.
The accident came without warning
and the men we're caught at their work
and had no chance to escape.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-12-07
MURDERER WAS SHOT.
5Ioodhounds Tracked Him to Ticket
Office, Where He Resisted.
to the Herald.

optCldl u tue heIdAu-
Cincinnati. o., Dec. 7.-BlOOdhOunds
today tracked Henry White, the muir
derer Of Bassore at Franklin, Ohio, to
a ticket office near Pleasant Plain.
where he resisted and was shot by
the posse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16
Two of His Hn hita.

1.-TWO things the average man does a! every opportunity from mere force of habit" said the observing woman "One is to set his watch every time he passes a standard timepiece. and tho Gther-ft isn't very delicate. bait it's a fact-to expectorate every time he passes a public esnqJtttor. You watch n man inadvertently pass timepiece. He always catches himself in time. goes back. compares his watch, and ten minutes later you'll see him absent ly doing the same thing farther down the street To prove the other fact you need only stand five minutes within sight of a cuspidor in one of the big railway stations and watch man after man absentmindcdly expectorate in passing. merely in response to the st1g- gestion of the c,lspidor.
 "These two masculine habits about edualize a wo,nan's inveterate habit of glancing at every mirror she passes. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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DRESS HIN | ,.

Never dress oder than you are. Dress younger.
 Velvet that has become crushed Hay be restored by plaeiH@ tiI2 linen si'.r over d u1siu If h.t W; "r.
 Make htoa12ars ot= f'5o $.ttno nfatf'ti-'1 as tho tte~, f,g %o}tp1lg.tiS. la4I;'' full. W,th "HStirS at the knees and waist
 To d41 G.,izp feathers llnoW a hand fu of salt or t'.H fea and hold the feathers oyer. shaking G.le4l vigorously. Don't put tb"m so He3r the fire tl't they will burn.
 If Il rev W.eh Irass 'S raus@cd ..,!+ not sGiigl cnoaah to gp t#to i'fz. ttH make iittlr thin cold starch, s,i'.'r..' !, rag lightly in this, brush tlle Wr"He Si '-' of the dress first wtl! t,.e starrhH r4-. then With Noar bare hand. and iron d you % aIou2 II will look like now.
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Three R's-Repairlng Rips and Rente

Ii some Aiileflc.,4l i4lothers heard that ;neir young J..4iil,ies or Nail.os o1 '.iarences had to perform the services ia tbcir private schools that English toys have to do ill similar institutions there would be pity and indignation sity for tie youths and indignation at tue hard hearted master. But the GUS toni doesn't seem to hurt the young Britishers. At school i'll Brighton where boys receive the first balf decade of their learning even future peers are taught to sew on their buttons and darn their hose and rents in their un- derclothing Only their outer garments are sent to the tailor. Any shirking of the tasks brings the same punishment that i'll prepared lessons would. On certain days the small boys are taught the rudiments of cooking and laying Il table, and at all times they must keep their rooms Ap olsler. It is true some parents object to this, but they must submit or take their sons away. The majority of fathers believe the plan a wise one.-New York Press.
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Throwing Fire nt Soldiers,

Creek fire which had several other names wild fire, liquid fire, wet fire and fire rain was thr most destructive war material uscl before tho iutesauc- tion of sdts,JHt,er. Ij5o+nrel by CallincIs, q syrian, II WIS l.r+t Hsad in tl4e steEe- ef Co44taGtiaa}4ln c.; G78. anI at Mecca. G91- AcH1E. , aG cycW it 1uadc a .,5-r~ u,.- sii,tit- der, looked like a dla.sJH tiEits tar9u&b the ar and ml,.c u:-tt .2Ai as 3ay. This allowing for y.r.5 .5s:, .5Iaai.pn gives its stCihm% character tl-s when poured from cal1roH* sGet fro@ cop per tubes in haiIS ; twisted ftx of expelled frota cAta'0ls f4 viaIs dur ing .%iescS aad uaya eng so4"nrs- Water made it burn more hcrrely, and wherever fl fell il spread 4 torrent of ire So well WaS tiie secret of its pro duction kept that its precise in@t"ai- ents and admiXture we're Stll un- known. but il is certain that naPhtha. sulphur, gums of resin"us trees, char. coal. saltpeter pitch and other bitu mems were Gsed.
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SUES HELEN GOULD
Wants $1o,ooo for Injuries Received
 in Spraying Her Trees.

White Plains, N. Y., Jan. 16.-Henry Smith brought an action in the su. rre.oe court here againol Miss Helen Miller Gould for $1O,O00 dam ages for injuries received while spray ing trees on her country estate. Lynd- hurst, near Irvington-on-the-Hu
 Smith charges that the hose through which a chemical solution was spray ed on fruit trees was in bad condition, and had been negligently allowed to be given to him for use. As a result, he alleges, the poison got in his eyes, on his face and arms and injured him seriously, if not permanently.
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PLOT TO POISON
Senate on Bill Regulating the Freight
  Rates.

Washington, Jan. 16-Senator Will liam E. Chandler claims to have dis covered plan on the part of the rail- roads to poison the senate on the rate legislation. In a dispatch he says:
 .The latest railroad plan is to poi son rate legislation.
 "This is the situation. It is now conceded that to prevent overwhel- ming Republican disaster in the con- gressional elections next November, a tjll must be passed giving the inter- state commerce commission power when a rate is shown to be unreasOn- able to fix rate to take it's place.
 "The railroad plan, therefore, is to put poison into the commission by means of clause in the provisions for court proceedings.
 "There are twelve Republican mem bers of the house committee and six Democrats.
 .The Republican members are to be induced to act together as unit, and ali are to agree to support the clause a majority of them may agree upon, both in the committee and in the house.
 "At least seven of the Republican members against five are to be induc- ed to adopt the poison clause, and the railroads are sure they can carry it through the house by Republican votes and sure they can prevent the senate from striking it out.
 "This plan of the railroads Is li'le,y to succeed. An attempt will be made through the cabinet to induce the president to agree to the poison clause and to advise it's adoption.
 "Wm. E. Chandler"
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Old JaDanese Prints.

The collector of old Japanese prints must be guided ill his selection by the quality of the paper, which should be soft and vibrant. the fbrous tentacles upon it's surface often forming shad- ows where it has been exposed to the dust. The register must be perfect, each color being confined absolutely to its prescribed space. Perfection in the register is an inflllible guide. The col ors must be soft and melting. in many cases one tone shading into another, not harshly determined by the lines of the block.-EXtract From Impressions of Ukiyo-ye," by Mrs. Dora Amsden.
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HANDSOME CALENDAR.

One of the handsomest dogs ever seen is that shown on the very handsome calendar issued through the agency of R. H. M. Mills and sons, the "Old Reliable" establishment which for twenty-five years and more has so faithfully served the people of Pine Bluff. This year Mills and Sons have very kindly remembered the Graphic with calendars and it trusts the "Old Reliable" may continue many more years to thus record the flight Of days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

Wednesday, January i'-Elks the ater, San Toy
 Married Peoples Euchre meets with 7Ir and Mrs. Chas. Leverenz.
 Thursday, January 1S-Eiks thea- ter Barlow's minstrels.
 T. L. Sadler came up from Kedron Monday afternoon.
 C w. Byineton laeves today for DeWitt on professional trip.
 n T. Carlisle was here from Ona laska on a business trip Monday after noon.
 Mrs W. L. Bates of Sherrill was guest of the Antlers Monday after- noon.
 J. M. Finnerty and Lewis Craxton Of Rogers were in the city Monday af- ternoon and Tuesday.
 J. M. Minor came up from Lewis vile on brief business visit to the city Monday afternoon.
 P. Wheeler and H. V. Wheeler of Jonesboro were guests of the Airing ton Monday afternoon.
 E. P. Ladd came in from the mill Monday afternoon and spent several hours mingling with friends.
 s. T. Robertson and o. F. Fedstrom of Eagle Mills were here Monday af- ternoon, guests of the Antlers.
 Mrs. Hugh Goodwin of Ell Dorado is here on a visit to her sons, w. L. Goodwin and James Goodwin. ', A. c. Broadway of Jonesboro, spe- eial agent for the Cotton Belt, is in the city on a professional visit. J. c. Chenault came in from McGe- hee on brief business mission Mon- day afternoon and spent his time at the Antlers
 w. A. Stovel, T. N. Terry, B. F. Lewis and ". B. Sadler of Little Rock were registered at the Arling- ton Monday afternoon.
 V. Holmes came down from Stutt- gart on brief business trip Monday afternoon and was a guest of the Ar lington while in the city,
 Mir. Tom Stevens, who has been vis- iting his mother, Mrs. E.. V. Allen. West Sixth, has returned to his home in the northern part of the state.
 Dr. Louis Wolsey and Mir. Leo Pfeiffer of Little Rock will be the guests of B'nai Brith next Monday night. After the initiation of several candidates luncheon and smoker Will follow in honor of the guests.
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Good Picture Show.

Shepard's moving picture exhibition at the Elks last night drew fair sized audience. The entertainment was good one Of its kind. and those Who attended feel that they got value received for their money.
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Too Late.

She.-i hear you have just got mar ried. Is it too late to congratulate youi He-.Oh, much too late was married three weeks ago.-Il!ustrated Bits
 :, It is. alleged that William Dean HoW,,'ellss. has persuaded George Ale to write4sno; more slang, but to confine himself to "serious work Maybe Ade is 9Fich enough to afford the sac rifice He has found the public will ing to pay for his slang, and Howells can. be, serious enough for the whole American-reading public.-Sayannah News.t.e .%~.} t. a....s.?zs.y'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

Nh. Levy of TeXarkana will open uf new clothing, gents furnishing soods and tailoring establishment in flhe Bluff on or about the first of feofuary. He will occupy the build Ing at 217 Main street, which is now oeng made ready for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16
Gold Furniture.

Gold furniture should only be wiped off with dry chamois. As the gold is extremely thin, it would be sure to wear off on the edges if rubbed too often with q cloth. Never use any water on gold furniture, for the gold on the furnished parts is liable to come off if it becomes wet
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An Honest Tnier.

On leaving a Paris theater German gentleman felt for his watch. It was gone. Having a strong suspicion, he laid violent hands on man in the crowd, who quietly gave up the ticker
 When he got home, he found his own watch lying on the table.-Paris Jour-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

A new way of getting that touch of gold and at the same time half concealing it is by the use of the lowered gold tissue-beautiful, wide ribbon of gold, with flowers scattered well over it, SO sheer that the colors and the gold melt into each other in an indescribably soft, pretty way ....
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

The Carnegie Steel company plans to build during the present year two additional blast furnaces, ten open hearth furnaces and to improve the ,,lants at an aggregate cost of ST. COG, 0,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

Yves Easily is the name of a negro .elieVed of revolver by Officer Lock "aft Monday afternoon. He will be 'lea this afternoon on charge of edrfylng concealed weapons.
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ANNOUNCEME
s- + + + + + I. + * + * + + <

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounca J. H. Hudson as a candidate for alderman from the Second ward the action of the Democratic primary on February 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16
She Recognized Him.

"This," remarked MT. Sappyhead, 'is my photograph with my two French r.oodles. You recognize me, eh?'
 'I think so,' said Miss SulfurlA "You are the one with the hat on, are vo,1 not ?"-Houston Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

The Illinois Central and Southern railways have combined fer the estah- lishment of a new freight route be tween St. Louis and Knoxville, Tenn The new arrangement will increase the railroad facilities through the western portion of Kentucky and ceH- tral Tennessee, and it VII also give a more direct route to North and South Carolina.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16
A Hint t!s;.t S.affsf~i,i.:= Dishes.

The saYlirising of a di>!9 h5S | :s','' dGal to do N-i:h it's appeti2tlf% afr".:'. ancc. but tFere is a:c hint winch .t would he Vi f9l ssii=eoalss= =to besl mind =no d4ii @ilotIi. loaE d. if Il ,. been tin&arei. .tie f,lNa k rcpuen jN' to Il liicc la.t ,nl -, : aNaX fn"rc than ;31E added pfet# ##st lui t-a. pen~ata for 5hat e 9=s If to th dish in qun tion tha ..,", <, .}=, i, # were care..;giY a' 1.le k t'::e thing. II 5 oui!" ;. ;iIa rf suit hts t'te a4prara s..> e! h9Nia@ btpn handled Il-Ich
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Hot ,4l.a Gaia C4Ysi ia.

Whether He l.zsseh ss=itH, ti}a micro ..ef,e Uas cry .eaa 70 fren lr5p af s3'af- T " 2 ts=s',}. ,}.str vitf t..,. f=i7.. c''s==s.--n z1fe .s'Hesez7 ls=whieA ttp lz.sa l=, fl ea+t tssa rsieai peei= aas @aaN to fr~t an ctEst5Ii.1ed, said "4GEE.r <. 5t.TS ia 8a aa=
 5a.. .7zs =..,. g1t-.EEat aaett3a Of ...r 3.s.. 'l=zsasl4s. I .te EY"n. s,.. .9is '.gz tt is f}e fra5z l54 la. essgstJ'-- 4, 5e." f2N re-
 o shows N.eee# is oo di,ijio@ line .,5esa liaeid 8HJ slia. \ plastic
 l a51l at5y t95&; T ae.d glass iS
 ] s.tzsf=e.ai5 5=i lr-ei5. Ihe real ..5saf4 Giszi4yl10 10a is bGt9Pou crystal: :, r anl noHsfyat;.iiaa material. There : 't two great ii4aia reservoirs from which materials haze crystallized-the sol with it's dissolved salts and the sub t2.TaHcan baths of molten glass from which the igncous rocks have been de- ,vcd.-New York Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

Some pretty changeable silks have come out, so pretty, that, in spite of all prophecies to the contrary, change able silks-of their own particular character-are still good. One is an
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What She Means.

When married woman says she has all the rights she wants what she real y means is that she has a good hus- band. In America most men are SC much better than the law that most women never filll out how bad the law is.-Woman's Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16
About two-thirds of the average hu' man heart is occupied by self love.
Maryland has gone into road in

Maryland has gone into road i'm povement under the direction Of the best engineers it can obtain, and has .,nned for highwavs that H.n last nrmanently. A thoronss, job with roads is the best economy.-St. cuis Glohe-DemOcrat.
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l;.y;sys RrNl.N

Shadhoit p;,.' finances are at a low ebb ag1i". az :heyf Dinguss- Ebb? No; that Wot.d indicate that they're sometimes at tie flow, which they nev- CT are. Ny finances are at their nor mal and unvarying level. - Chicago Tribune
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Baltimore spent s4a.9. !'' in bui:l ings last year. That wa ? reco" ] breaker. Baltimore is n"w quilt upor a broader foundat on ard 1906 vii! be the greatest year of it's history-Ra!. eigh (N. O. News and Observer
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Colorado now has 5000 acres under beet sugar cultivation and the value of the production amounts to more than 7,O0o,o0o.
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His Complaint.

Insurance Of1icial-Of what com piaint dia your father die? Applicant The jury found him guilty.-London Tit-Bits.
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Conscientious.

Young Wife W hats the trouble? Why to yoH sit OH the edge of the chair? Ius.,and-We!l. dear. you know we are buying it on the installment plan aud that's all feel entitled to- Life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

One pretty lace-trimmed model is shown upon the figure to the extreme right of the sketch. It should be made of white or light color.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

C. E. Lockhart won in the contest for a lantern. He secured. 51 mem bers, while his competitor got 21.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16
FOR RENT.

"hole or part of a seven-room e'ec'ric lights. Will furnish rooms a s''t parties. Board near by. Al ufess l21 Beech street.
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LADIES OF THE TEMPLE

All the ladies Of tie congregation are requested to meet at the Anshe Emeth temple Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

Bath h"&s aa. sz=.r u r.,tz4s " luxury Il as '#5zs=.ro, =i4y.. may he m.s. "t h4nl", however. "t small cost. If .s.a .,r.l4th <; .e the best =s .1s4stl le= lalde ahp.it thr2c or fo5a Hslte=s square and flIetl with tie i=58~.::sssss 2 il4iNtuee mot to3 much >loH.si j.jI i1s9 os,4' I'@@l: 17y | and a half ls.la .3 al odt4aeal, one=l ii pound ef a!7=.3' l9o5l, oue=half p3UH . of powdered. '!s f59, and oH2=ql';,i @i. pound of ca.stIn sa3p which has first been scraped to Il Htte powder.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

-Gerald, the little son of MT. and WITS, Il T. Olcott. is i'll of typhoid fe- yer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

-lhe condition of Fey. J. F. Carr is iiescal Tn the extreme, and no hope 's entertained for his recovery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

Lace eirdles and stocks, made over a gold or silver lining, which barely slows. yet makes the whole thing rlch, have, by way of trimming. mar TOW. flat gold braids, run in and out through the lace and finished by lit- tie bows of braid. A bow coming di- rectly in front of a stock, on it's low CT edge, looks like pretty caricature of prim ties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

The most satisfactory of all arc the tailored ones, made with never a bit of trimming about them eXcept bands or tncl1s or plaitines, or per haps tiny bows of the silk itself. Box plaited models-the box plaits rtn- ming all the way to the belt-are in favor. and a thousand and one forms ot shirtWaists made with little yelSes outlined in odd ways, with stitched bands of the silk. Usually these bands are repeated or the idea echoed on the sleeves. Two pretty versions are shown. Tn most shirtWaistS long sleeves prevail, although an oc- casional one has sleeves which come to just a little more than half way between the wrist and elbow. But these should be used only upon the more elaborate forms of waists those which really belong to the class of blouses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

T. l.. Powell was here from Lit l' Rock Monday, a guest of the Tru'oc'S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-16

0AsTo7 7EA s,.s.,s. s..,: .s: 'A' Kind 70. H:!s A4'ys Bought s'sast''' "s Z><<-2~-.--&:> :>
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SHIRT WAISTS OF SILK

T}9i iS the gs,.i'@ 2 of fashion this yt34, that silk shiI5waists must HeUtch the color of the suits they ere-wern with; CT, when the suit is 2 check or a ratbur largo. indistinet plaid, they must match its prelomi- rating color. | is the prettiest idea. toe, and has come out legttimately enough, of the dissatisfaction felt by so many women last summer over that cut in-half look which the wearing of white blouse With anything but q white CT very light suit gave.
 An occasional Shirtwaist, made to 20 with a velvet or velvetoen suit, is or velveteen to match, making pret- ty little costume instead of the moro usual apparent shirtWaist and skirt combination. In those of silk-and probably eight out of ten afe of silk. crepe de chine, taffeta, poneee, louis inc, even a new sort of surah and chif- fon faille-a new silk With a surface just q little less eleaming than satin, with q weave something Ike that ef seft-fnish efos9rain ribbons-are used, chiffon faile making some ve.% unHsual-loOking ones.