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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-09
TIEsI TIEsI

FouriTHands, one lot of several
dozen, 25c kind, this sale %. .. .15e
FourinIHands, all sizes and pop
ular styles, regular SOC sellers,
tnlS sac .. soc
FOur-in-Hands, Pure Silk, all lead
ing shades and colors, 75c sell
ers, this sale 80 %. ..,. ..46c
Big Assortment Clubs and Mid
gets, special, this sale .. 49,. .19c
One lot Four-inl Hands, our best
Csc sellers, this sale -. =. .21o
White Lawn String Ties. regular. -
pricee f5c per dozen, now >. ..f1c.
withdrawn String Ties, 25c quail
ity, per dozen, this sale -. =. ..1se
One lot Shield Bows. black, 100
quality, your choice for -. .. &c
One lot Fancy Shield Bows, 25c
kind, special 80. 90 o.. 80
Big assortment Windsors, bsst
summer sayles, your choice for 200
Lot No big assortment Full
Dress Ties, 25c quality, this
Saie. a.. %. :. .-16c
Lot No. Large assortment of
Full Dress Ties, SOC quality, for
Culo odic sac
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SILK JACQUARDS.

Good Assortment of Colors-our
regular SO and 75c quality mark
ed Special for this sale only. .271sc
Silk Crepe de Chine-one big lot
our regular 60 and Csc quality,
a bargain, this sale, per yard. .37a4e
One lot Soft Mercerized Muslins,
our regular 15c kind, extra
good values, only. 1oc
Silk Dotted Mousseline De Sole,
in all popular shades, for this
sale only, our 25c quality, price
this sale =. :. :. :. .. ,.19c
Our 35c quality. price this sale. 22L.c
Our soc quality, price this sale. .37c
Fine Silk Madras, extra good val
ues, our regular price Soc
Special for :. ..-....g... .33iss
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SILKS! Sl.kSi

Lot No. 400 yards assorted
colors, Special - ). :. :. .27L5c
Lot No. - 900 ya-ss ropu.a.
shades Ger yard =. ..33c
Lot No. 800 yds Fancy Foulards
Special :. :. :. .. $50
Lot No. 900 yards Liberty
Satin and Fancy Wash Silks,
extra value =. :. =. =. .44c
Lot No. $500 yards Wash Taf-
feta, in solids and fancies. this
sale only :. :. :. :. :. :. >. $50
Lot No. $1,000 yards Dress
Silks, plain and fancy, this sale 83c
Lot No. TOO yards Black Busk-
skin Taffeta, our best S1.O0
GOODS BIC
Lot No 800 yards Black Buck
skin Toffeta. our regular S15Q
quality, for this sale while it
laStS .-$1.17Rc
Lot. No. 9-Small lot Extra Fancy
and Black Extra Fine, s1.50 and
$500 quality, only -. :. :. :. ..7ec
Lot No. 10-Two patterns Fancy
Dresden Silk Wasting $500
quality, this s.}e only -. =. ..$1.15
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MEMS UNDERWEAR.

10 dozen Mems Fine Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, just to close
Tic IOL ..SfC
10 dozen Feafherweight Shirts,
and Drawers, our best soc sell
ers, this sale :. :. .. :. -. ..36c
% dozen Fine Lisle Thread Shirts
andDrawers, all styles. 75c
grade, excellent at. >. :. .4sc
10 dozen Silk and Lisle Shirts
and Drawers, our best s1.00 gar E.
ment. this sale :. .82%e
One lot Broken Sizes Fine Lisle
Thread, as good values as there
are in the city for $1.00, Special
at this sale .. .3ec
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LADIES' SILK AND LINGERIE
WAISTS.

These Shirt Waists Are Absolutely
New, ana Every Style Correct. B.
on Hand the First Day, or Else You
viii Miss These
81 50 our regular price, this sale
Sl.1I cur regular price, this sale
IT .3ls 10
$3.50. S2.; and $500 our regular
pr'co tlis sale :. =. :, ..S1.95
$3.50, 1915 and s4.OG CIR regular
prlcee, this sale .. -. :. ..$2.68
$3.50 ard $500 cur reyIi.r price
It's sale ,. ...... -. .. .. 1888
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SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS.
In White and Light Shades-Sutable
New and Seasonabiee Patterns.


New and Seasonabiee Patterns.
Ali Lansdowns-our regular 81
and $1.25 quality, this sale. =. .78c
Boleans, new and pretty shades
81 and $1.25 quality, this sale. .77c
Pink, Light Blue. Green, Cream
and Grey Crepe de Posio, our
regular 81 and s1.25 sellers, this
sale. ......... S2I2c
Two pieces Pink and Blue Henri
ettas, CSC quality, this sale. >. =. .19c
Several pieces Shark Skin. suit
able for Suits or Skirts, this
sale .oZ/2c
Cream Nub Voiles, our regular
prices s1.35 and $3.50 kind for
allis sale, SPECIAL. .98c
regular price $1.00, SPECIAL. 6625c
Voiles in Dress Patterns only,
in all popular colors, $1.00 and
SIPS goods, bargain for. =. ..79c
Two patterns in Fine Wolfe. Tan
and Grey, $3.50 grade, Special
at :. ..S1.o7E
Half dozen patterns Grey, Tan
and Brown. some os high as 81,
all go this sale, per yard. =. .s1.22IRc
Fine Chiffon Cloth, our regular
$1.25 quality, extra good. this
sale $50
Several pieces Fine Mohair, 80
and Coo quality, this sale. 49,. .3ac
Several pieces Panama Cloth,
none less than s1.0O quality,
leader. this sale. :. =. =. :. .69c
We have hundreds of other aIl-wooI
fabrics that will be included in this
sale, which all thrifty women will be
interested in.
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BLACK GOODS.

Our Csc Black Mohair for -. :. .42s4c
Our $1.00 Black and Cream Pan
~ duid lOr .6Oc
Our $1.50 Black Nub. Wolfe,
3 Special for :. >. :. :. ..sse
Our $500 Black Iridescent Voilel
extra value. this sale for. :. csc
Our $1.25 Plain Black Wolfe,
! about enough for dzeen Skirts
Special this salee :. =. =. .s7bc
Our $1.00 and 1925 Fancy Black
Lansdown, this sale :. -. .s2Ac
Our $500 Black Ealoine. the
choice of our stock, this sale
only :. -. "a a. .$t27k
Our $500 Fancy Black Mohair, in
Dress Patterns only. per yard $1.s7M
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MEMS SHIRTS.

Large assortment White, Stiff and
Negligee Shirts, 75c and $1O0
quality. bargain for thos sale, SIC
One assortment of the best $10e
Shirts in the world during this
sale .. $780,, .82hc
Is dozen Boys Fine Shirts, none
cheaper than SOC, all so at this
sale, each :. .. .. .. 90 =. ..41c
20 dozen Work Shirts for Men,
all Union made, only. .. .42Lac
Come early and get your share of
the chaice ones.
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MEMS HANDKERcHtEFs.
% dozen Hemstitched, White and
so1

% dozen Hemstitched, White and
Colored Bordered Special,
:, each, ...- =. .. >. =. >. .. Sc
so dozen Large White Hemstitch-
ed, an extra value -. .. .. ..7Hc
25 dozen All-Iinen, Beautifully
Hemstitched, 15c value, this
sale =. -. .. -. -. =. a. lie
20 dozen Pure Linen Hemstitched
Our for 81 kind, this sale. BIC
Is dozen Very Sheer All-Lineen,
q. with dainty He1nStitched. Our
u, regular soc values, this sale. .3ec
ALL SILK HANDKERCHIEF
MARKED IN ATTRACTIVE Low
FlURES.
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MEMS SOx.

;25 = dozen regular Csc sellers,
Special this sale only :. -. .. sc
100 dozen our regular 25c quol-
: TIC genuine Maco Yarn and
Lsle Thread Halt Hose, Special -
this sale only :. .. >. .. .. .12Hc
100 dozen of our best value in
Pure Lisle Thread only .. ..37lse
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All New. with Beading, Lace and EN-.
broidery Trimmed, at the Fol-
lowing Low Prices:
LADIES' CORSETS.

We carry nothing but the best high
standard makes, as the American
Lady," w. & B. Thomas Glove Fit
ting ond Royal Worcester A large
ABSORBENT of these brands will be
divided into three lots.
Lot No. 1--Marked Special fir this
- sale 49,. 49,. :. :. .36c
Lot No. marked Special for this
Lot No. 3--Marked Special for this
sale -. -. :. :. .. .. :. ..S1.0o
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LAWNS AND ORGANIZES.

1000 yards Solid Colorad Lawns
and Organizes, our Zoe quality,
to go at this sale at the low
Price of. per yard =. :. :. :. Sc
Small lot of our zoe Organizes
for this sale, only =. :. -. :. ..1oe
Srall"lot of our Csc Organizes for
this sale ondy :. 80. :. :. .17Rc
200 yards 72-inch Organizes, our
regular SOC quality, this sale. .25c
200 yards Figured Lawns, S1s
and loo values, this sale, 1G
yards for. :. :. 80. :. .. Csc
THESE ARE RARE! DON'T
MISS THEM!
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LINENS! LINENS!
Extra Offering in Round Thread Irish
and Linen Sheetinq.


Our 35c kind, SO inches wide, this
Our SOC kind, 40 inches wide, this
Our Csc kind, AZ inches wide, this
Our 90c kind, SO inches wide, this
sale :. =. =. .. :. :. :. :. .66:
Our $1.00 kind, 70 inches wide.
this sale =. ..77Be
Our s1.35 kind, 80 inches wide;
this sale -. :. :. .9oc
Our s1.75 kind, 80 inches wide,
this sale .S1.37%c
Our S5c Fancy Linen { Scarf II
Damask. this sale :. :. :. :. .24c
Linen Lawns will go at Interesting.
Iy low prices.
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PAJAMAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS,

% Suits India Crepe Pajamas,
our best $500 sellers, only. .S1.27hc
One lot Fancy Madras Pajamas,
extra good, this sale :. -. .s2Ile
Small lot Of $1.50 and $175
Pajamas, yoour choice ..St.35
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.Finee Embroidered Lingerie - Robes,
All New and the Very Height
of Fashion .- 49,

$3.50. our regular price, dor Mon
day only :. =. =. :. -. =. $3.50
$4,000, regular price, for Mon
day only 49,. :. $3.50
$3.50. our regular price, for Mon
Gay only 49,. :. .S22.50
$500, OUR regular price, for Mon
day only =. =. $3.50
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MEMS PANTS.

100 pairs-M Mems Trousers. all wool
every pair worth $3.50, but TO
close them out during this sale
per PAIR -. $50. .. .. ..$1.9s
One lot Washable Pants. excel
lent values, this sale -... .. 81. 1e
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ENGLISH LONG CLOTH AND
NAlNSOOk.

Once lot 10 and 12kc Check
Nainsook, while it lasts, only. .7%c
Our 12hc Long Cloth, this SALE. &c
Our 15c long Cloth, this sale. =. 12c
Our 17Rc Long Cloth, this sale. 1870
Our zoe Long Cloth. this. sale. .15%c
Our 25c Nainsook. this sale. .... .18c
Our 30c Natnsook, this sale. - :. .21c
our S5c Nadnsook. this sale. -. a.. .25c
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OHlS .s10.fS
$500 our regular price Monday
Ouly 800
$500 our regular, price, Monday r
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SuSPENDERS.

One lot OF 25, 80 and soc Sus-
penders. all mixed together.
your choice .. 16s
If you are late, you'll miss a bar
gain.
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CORSET COVERS.

Plain Lace and Embroidery Beading.
Our $50 quaafty, this sale. :, ..2se
Our SOC quality, ribbed, this sale 3ec
Our 60c quality, ribbed, this sale 45e
Our 75c qualiay, ribbed, this sale 55c
Our $1.00 quality. ribbed, this sale zse
Our $3.50 quality ribbed, this sale
sale at,.. .. :. .-.-.. -, $1.ts
Also a remnant lot oof handsomely
embroidered Corset Cover Patterns
marked just as low.
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FOR MONDAYS SELLING, AUG. IS, ONLY.

Fine Embroidered Lingerie Shirt Waist Sets Collars and Cuffs
to MATCH regular price So special for Monday only
S4.48.
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BoLERoS.

cred Baleros at the Following Re-
dueed Priees:, t'1'S
$3.50 our regular price, Monday
only :. =. :: .S2.4O
$500 our regular price, Monday
only .S2.oo
$3.50 our regular price, Monday
Only. -. -. -. -. .$2.95
$500 our regular price, Monday
only 49,. .. $3.50
$500 our regular price, Monday
only. ..S4.48
$1,000 our regular price, Monday
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LADIES' COLLARS.

One lot AllIinen and Hemstitch-
ed, a very pretty Turnover"
this sale. >. -. g. :. :. &c
One lot hemstiched and Embroid-
cred, new and popular. this
sale.s =. -. ;. >. ;. -. :. LII
One lot Lace, Fancy and Embroid-
ered,- our most popular styles
this sale :. =. :. -. :. 49,
One lot of same styles as above,
only finer grades. Special this
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LADIES' FRENCH HANDMADE
UNDERWEAR. WHOLE SETS, ALL
TO MATCH, INCLUDED IN THIS
SALE At LITTLE MORE THAN
CNEIHALF PRICE.
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LADIES' SKIRTS

In all popular Materials. II Your Size
is Among These Remnants of Fine
Skirts, Let Us Insist That You Don't
Miss the Opportunity of Getting
One at These Extreme Low Prices.
When We Say Irregular Pace" We
Mean Absolutely the Price You Have
Always Paid. So Here Goes:
$500 our regular price. this
$500 our regular price, this
sale :. go. 80 9.IS
sl2.52 our regular price, this
SAFE. - s.25
$1,000 our regular PR :e, this
sale IS 7Io
9.35 our irregular price, this
500 our regular pric. this this WV
SAFE ~ sos
GOO our regular price, this
SEQ our regular price, this
sale IS 3.4o
400 ou- regulor pr;ca. this
oaie I'D
$500 our regular price, this
SAFE - LOS
Only small lot of Whit. Waall
Skirts. Some as high as $500,
this sac, Special. :. :. :. ..4oc
Ono lot OF Ladies' Blac!. and Col
orei Pe.iicoats, our $500 val
ues ills sale only :. :. ..S1.56
SEE THESE BEFORE THEY ARE
ALL GONE.
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LADIES' UNDERvESTS.

so dozen Fine Ribbed Gauze
Vests, this sal only =. :. :. :.
Our 15c Fine Ribbed Gauze Vests
this sale only -. -. -.
Our 25c Fine Ribbed Black Gauze
Vests, this sale only :. >. :. =.
Our 35c Fine Isle Ribbed Vests
this sale only. -. :. :. :. :.
Our soc Fine Silk Faced Swiss
Ribbed Vests. this sale only >.
Our SOC Fine Lace Trimmed Swiss
Ribbed Lisle. Vests. this sale :.
Our 75c Fine Silk Ribbed, LII Blue
Vests, just a few >. :. :. :. -.
Our $1.00s Fine Swiss Ribbed Silk
Vests. this sale only :. :. :. :.
Our $3.50 Fine Swiss Ribbed Silk
Vests, this sale only :. :. :. >.
Our 35c Fine Lisle Thread Body
Vest, Special at 80. :. .. .. :.
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WHITE GOODS.
India, Victoria, Persian and Sheer
French Lawns. Better See These
Early III You Want a Share.

Early IL You Want Share.
Our Shc India Lawns this SALE &c
Our 10c Victoria Lawns, this sale 7s4c
Our 12kc Victoria and India
Lawns, this sale :. -. .eHc
Our 15c Persian Lawns, this sale lie
Our zoe Persian and Lingerie
Cloth. this sale :. =. >. :. ..15c
Our Csc Persian Lawn, this sale. .26c
Our SOC Persian Lawn, this sale. .39c
Our Coo French Lawn, this sale. .45c
Our 75c French Lawn, this sale. 5sc
Our S5c French Lawn, this sale. .64c
Our S1.00 French Lawn this sale. .77c
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cHIuDREws \. and W. UNDER.

Our 25c kind this sale only, - .. .21c
Our soc kind, this sale only. .. sec
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Ladies' Drawers, chemise and Pet
floats, Misses Vests and chiIdren's
Wrappers all go at this sale at greatly
reduced prices.
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ALL OUR MEMS AND LADIES
BATHING SUITS MARKED EXTRA
LOW. ASK TO SEE THEM.
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the former. The skill with which these
clusters of coq's plumes are arranged
nowadays, and the wonderful shades
which they are dyed. make them equal
to some Of the most gorgeous tropical
plumage in the estimation of the mod :
ern elegante.
The popularity of the old-fashioned
soft felt which can be maneuvred into
any shape is a cause of much satisfac-
ton to women in general, and hats OF
this description are invariably used for
morning wear, and are usually quite
small, the brim. which is narrow and
curied up a little at the edges, being
almost hidden under a ruche of velvet.
The vogue for pastel shades in this
connection is growing daily, the hats
being trimmed with ruches of velvet
to match, and long coos plumes.
Many of the felts for autumn wear are
carried out in the new soft tones of
which, such as pearl or alabaster, and
adorned with copper-colored, green or
sapphire velvet and dyed wings.
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BY coRNELIA c. BEDFORD.

The hostess who wishes to give a dim
ner to a few friends without too great Sn
outlay will find in the following menu
meal which costs little more than the
average Sunday dinner. does not take
great deal of time TO prepare, yet is both
tasty and very presentable, especially IL
the decorations and silver are in the
bands OF a clever housekeeper
Cream of Pea Soup.
Fish Timbale Sauce AilemAnde
Parisienne Potatoes.
Beef Ia Mode, Brown Gravy
Rice CP6quettes, Spinach,
Tomato Jelly Salad, Cheese Strips
Hamburg cream,
Coffee,
In glaheiDg oyer the menu we note that
considerable of the preparation can he
made carly In the day, thus leaving the
nostess time 10 soe that the dining room
and tabid are to her liking and give in
ItruetieHs 60 the waitress, The duanti-
PES of materials given are preportioned
br twaive persons
Open two cans of green peas, turn the
ontenta into q saucepan and let stand
ncovered for couple OF hours to aerate.
i'd one pint of boiling water, one tea
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ty minutes: when done the centers are
firm when lightly pressed. The sauce will
need c-pful and half of milk, a heap
ing tablespoonful each OF butter and flour,
salt and pepper to taste Just before
taking from the fire add two raw yolks
beaten with two SpOOnfulS of cream
Pare and dice scant quart OF potatoes,
boil until barely tender. Drain and shake
over the fire with a tablespoonful of but
ter, seasoning to taste When the butter
is absorbed sprinkle with chopped parsley
and dish.
The day before select a five-pound piece
of beef from the round; it should be in a
square piWe and have no bone. Boil to-
gether for five minutes cupful OF vine
gar, tablespoonful of salt one chopped
onion, a half teaspoonful each of mus
tard: peppercorns, whole cloves and all
spice Cool this. pour it over the meat
and turn the latter every hour for the
best part of the day. Make narrow, deep
cuts in the meat and press in them strips
of fat salt pork. rolled in ground spices
{same proportions as fer vinegar. Bind
tightly with broad strip of muslin let
stand over night. Brown quickly and well
on both sides in a little hot fat. Transfer
to a deep kettle. In the fat brown two
onions and carrot sliced fine. Put them
round the meat, half cover with boiling
water, cover closely and simmer until
tender-about four hours. Then thicken,
season and strain the gravy.
Cook one cupful Of rice in q pint and a
half of mixed stock and strained to-
mato. When tender and quite dry add
two tablespoonfuls Of butter. one tea
spoonful of onion juice and seasoning; In
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ten minutes add one beaten egg and two
tablespoonfuls Of chopped parsley and set
away When cold shape in croquettes, dip
each in beaten egg, roll in dry bread
crumbs. Just before dinner fry these in
deep. smoking hot fat.
The salad will require a can of toma-
toes. two bay leaves. eight cloves. blade
of mace, teaspoonfui of salt, half tea
spoonful of paprika. half teasroonful of
onion junce all simmered together TWEEN
ty minutes and rubbed through a sieve.
Reheat, add scant package of gelatine
soaked In cold water. stir until dissolved;
add four tablespoonfrlls of tarragon vine
gar and mold. Serve on lettuce leaves
with a boiled dressing made with the egg
yolks left from the uSh course. For the
cheese strips cut thin slices OF stale bread
in narrow strips and toast them. Butter
sprinkle thickiy with grated cheese and
a dash of paprika and place IN the oven
until the cheese meits.
The hamburg cream will need seven
eggs Beat the yollks with three-quarters
of a pound Of sugar until very light and
thick. Add the grated rind Of three lem
ons and stir over the frs in a large double
boiler until thick, gradually adding the
juice Of the lemons. When like a thick
custard add the whites whipped to a stiff
FRONT Cut and stir for three minutes
more then heap in tail glasses. Serve
very cold
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MADAME'S CHAPEAUX.
BY MADAME HYpoRNE.

Paris, Oct. 6.-For the last month
or two speculation has been rife as to
what will be leading modes in millin-
cry, and one idea after another has
been taken up and rejected. In the
inner sanctums of fashion, however,
the modes have been decided for some
time past. and some very important
innovations may be said to have taken
place. One of the most striking of
these is the popularity of braid as ap-
piled TO the new hats, some of the
shapes being entirely covered with
rows of braid.
A very smart model. which the lead
ing modiste5 in Paris have decided
shall represent the favorite hat of to-
morrow, is carried out IN the Louis
XVI shape with a crown of taffetas,
cut in the form of a sailors cap, only
somewhat fuller. while the brim is en-
tirely covered with narrow silk braid
to match, the only trimming being d
large bird of paradise falling almost
to the shoulder. An admirable substi-
tute for this can. however, be found in
coq's plumes and the stand which
has been made against the slaughter of
the beautiful bird of paradise for this
purpose will do mitch 10 populariZe
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spoonful of salt dozen peppercorns,
blade of mace, bay leaf and one small
onion chopped and cooked slowly until
the peas are very soft, then press through
a colander; measure and return 10 the
fire Add sufficient boiling water to
make two quarts altogether. Blend three
tablespoonfuls of flour with little cold
water rub through sieve and stir into
the simmering soup. When smoothly
thickened add salt and pepper to taste,
simmer for ten minutes then seat at the
side of the fire until needed. This may
be made early and reheated if desired.
With it serve small square crackers.
For the second course free a pound of
raw Goldfish from skin and bones, cut in
pieces. pound to d pulp, then rub through
a sieve. From a stale loaf rub enough
crumbs to make a cupful and half To
this add three quarters of cupful of hot
milk and stir over the fire to a smooth
paste Take off, add the fish pulp, two
thirds of a teaspoonful of salt and dash
of cayenne. Beat in lightly and gradually
the whipped whites of six eggs. Fill
twelve buttered molds with the mixture
stand in pan. pour hot water round
and cook in moderate oven about twen-
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TINY HANDKERCHIEFS.

The vogue for tiny handkerchiefs
with colored borders makes the cues
ton of laundering them so as to pre-
serve the colors from fading a verv
important point, and il is always best.
IL possible, 10 carry out the washing at
home. The handkerchiefs should first
be soaked for ten minutes in a BASIN
full of tepid water. to which a tea
spoonful of turpentine has been added
This viii insure their retaining their
color. and after the soaking they can
be washed in the ordinary manner.
Sixty Years Experience of an I'd
Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of one OF the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States and has been used for sixty wears
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value is incalcu-
liable. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures diarrhoea. gripping in the bowels
and wind coiic. BY giving health to the
child ii rests the mother. Price 20 cents
g bottle
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For Sale-Chickering Upright Piano,
5000: Steinway G. Sons-Weber, $3.50;
Knabe, $500. 80 Market street. Near
pOstOffice.
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company,
153 South Main. Phone 49,
The 25 to 80 per cent discount on
House Furnishings will be given at the
1 Y 1. until further notice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07

DR.. Keith has resumed his dental
practice. sos Scott building. 16S Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07

II you need paint you need us. Mor-
rison. Merrill & Co % Main st