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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
A.TERRIBLE SOAKING.

That Is what got for not taking
advantage OF the bargains offered bv
the Farmers Exchange on top bur.
Ries, storm aprons and side curtainss
They arc giving bargains il every.
thing they have to sell. ll1tf
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Andrew Molde was operated on at
the Rochester hospital for appended.
tbs, complicated with gall stones, on
May 10th. Mr.. Molde is doing well
and expects to return home In about
week. -~-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Hose 60. No. 8, West side, has
elected q. E. Carlson foreman, VIM.
Hang treasurer and F. F. Turner
secretary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Harold Hanna was up from st. Paul
Sunday and Monday. He was here to
take examinations, 90 he can graduate
with the high school class.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Winnebsgo tribe, I. o. r. NJ, has
donated $50 toward the fund for the
San Francisco sufferers. - %
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I am a candidate for the democratic
nomination for register Of deeds and
respectfully ask the support Of demo-
Gratis throughout the county.
Very sincerely yours,
Chas. E. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Examination for entrance to first
year English course at the university
will be held IT the high school to.
morrow at 9 O'Clock. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Thos. Trafton, who enlisted In tn.
coast artillery, went to TT. Smelling
Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Albert E. Peterson has been ap.
pointed carrier on r. f. D. No. Z,
succeeding Fred f. Kelly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

You can get more and berter meat
for your, money at Wilcxek q vii.
csek's. West side, than at any other
place u the CITY. IS Il
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

g, Jos. Charbonneau returned Satur.
|'day from Rochester, where he was
operated on for necrosis Of the leg
bone: and Is much improved in
health.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18
WEEK END EXCURSION RATE
ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Rates in force from April 18th to
Oct. 31st.
Week end excursion rates from Lit.
tie Falls to Birch Lake or Grey Eag-
le, one fare for the round trip. 70
be sold Saturdays, good returning
Mondays.
Rates to Lincoln, fare and one
thir. on eale Saturdays and Sundays,
returning Monday.
children half fare. 8tf.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

The Jelly Bachelors gave a dance
Tuesday evening at Elks hall.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Philip Arendt was visiting relatives
and old friends in Mazeppa and vi.
cinty last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Miss Mary Hinges lie again employed
at the Transcript.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

! Honor roll Of the Eighth grade at
.Hawothorne school: Alice. Nelson,
Mae Draxton, Edra Wood, Ellen
King Bernard Fuller, Clara Kirke.
bon,g Charlie Dobbin. Anna Elvig.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

The freshmen and sophomore tear
defeated the Columbi at base bal
Friday in q we'll contested game.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

Licensed to marry-W. G. Pritchard
and Ethel Kimball Ft. Ripley.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

John B. Richard left Saturday for
a trip to Spokane and other points in
the West, and will visit his son Henry
in Spokane. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

4 The exhibit of the work ef the
Central school pupils Friday and
Sunday afternoon was all that could
be expected, and showed very good
results obtained during the year.
There was large attendance and all
visitors were much pleased. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-05-18

W. P. Davidson, E. Hitchcock and
W. Halbert arrived in the city from
st. Paul Friday evening in Winton
automobile, recently bought by M.
Davidson, which was being given a
trial trip by the AGENT, Mr.. Halbert. !
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

ception Of a little black. are in lingerie de soia
When woman wants a bit Of color in her sep
arate waist to harmonic with. gown she will
obtain 1t usually by means of a cOlOred slip, but
a rule the slip will be white like the waist
The lingerie de sole, which is kind Of cross
between taffeta and louisine, and washable, as
it's implies is also the only bit of silk to be
found in this department Everything else is in
handkerchief linen, French lawn and batiste
occasions Of great ceremony. But everything is
elaborate. for that matter. The simplest little
waist has two three kinds of decoration, and
those that pretend to be elaborate have so many
that they can scarcely be counted. One such
waist, for instance, was of heavy fshnet en-
broidered and decorated with motifs Of .ordi-
nary net. These motifs were also embroidered
and set of with little edge of ruffied one-eighth
OK an inch ribbon French knots and some Irish
crochet also contributed to the decoration Of this
garment, while the half sleeves were composed
Of rufies Of German val" y simple little waist
was of French lawn, with yoke Of net appliqued
with lace, few tucks and headings around the
tops of the sleeves. A handkerchief linen had a
yoke OF French knots and embroidery, and an
all-oVer German val" was trimmed with heavy
Irish crochet and little bands Of satin. Cluny
lace Is much used, and the embroidered nets
usually have motifs Of cluny Irish. or both,
let into them German val is also much used
often in combination with ordinary val" Em-
oroldered handkerchief linen, with the usual
combination Of other decorations, makes gorne
charming waists.
CoIorS are more conspicuous among the eov7ns
Dut even here dozen white suits are sold for
one colored one. while all the really handsome
gowns are white. These white linen gowns are
things TO dream about II would be dff1cuIt to
imagine anything lovelier The skirts ara dac
GRATED chiefly with embroidery but occasionsIIv
nave Wide bands Of lace insertion.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
Hats, Goats and Go7cns of Rare
Beauty-Dmnty accessories

More than any other season of the year nerbans
spring compels attention to the vexed problem of
dress. with its perpexing details of matching At
ting and altering. 1t is then that wonlankind an
precate most Of all a store where perfection I'm tn
innumerable things that go TO the making of the
feminine costume always be relied upon. and
such an emporium has been provided for them by
H O'Neill & Co. Sixth avenue goth and 2lst streets
Everything is to be found here that the fashion,
able woman could possibly want. whether in the
line or the complete costume or chapeau or in the
materials used for their making.
The trimmings lovely as they are he
wllderng, and include many beautiful appliaues in
gold and in colors. Filet lace in the pastel shades
hnished with tiny rosettes IS particularly lovely
since the ilhes or the figure will be quite as i'm
portant as the garments that adorn It, elastic bets
are particularly desirable with the new modes
They possess that clinging quality so necessary To
brng out the graceful curves OF the waist and ara
SHOWN mere IN the most fetching designs. one of
them being in gilt with cameo buckle
Little Eton Jackets in gilt and black are hand
some accessories 10 the toilet, are the lace
coats In white renaissance and baby Irish point
dresses. ' '''Aeeiie
The millinery department is we'll eouinnad with
all the fashionable straws, such I.eghorns Nea-
smart model was French poke Leghorn xKith =
box plated effect in 'front.' the pIaIts helm SnaS
with tea roses. A bow OF reseda compIatsd TIE
trimming and the Leghorn was edged with lace
ateliers Of Felix, Marie Michel and CamilIa Poear
Moss roses OF all sizes are popular ana SSrt
color. black and white combined and yiellx sbsdns
are much used. NNS
The prevailing styles IN street costumes corob,,.
the pony coats and Harrow coats with princess
effect shirts
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
MATERNITY and NURSERY ROBES
in great variety of eolora 81, $3.50, So, S375
ARNOLD BAZAAR. 4s West 22d St New York
Partisan Hat Gurls. HygianiG Pumpaduurs.
CHARLES, ladies' HairdreSSer, 1876 Madison ATs.

high. with brim OF 1A to rs inches. For older
from TO 21s inches.
Opera hats are absolutely the only correct head
gear Tor evening dress wear now. The Dunlap
opera hat is good 70 look at as the young mems
SILK hat 1t has more bell 70 the crown how ever
and more roll 10 the brim. and combines style,
elegance and SwaSger.
Inc Dunlap derby for young men is lower in the
crown than last year and the brin more fatty set
Ihe lighter colorS seem to have the lead with
coffee and Java brown.
The special feature OF the Dunlap straw hat this
season Will be the Mackinaw, with wide soft
orim: This will be made IN all dimensions and
NIL NIL oe especially popular among young men. The
dunlap straw hats generally will have the higher
crowns, ana narrower brtns- The bands Will not
De SO wide as last summer. a crown 81 inches deep
Will De the popular one Fine sennetS. fine split
straws coarse sennet, NIilans and NIackinaws win
be the varieties OF straw at the disposal OF the
customer.
The Dunlap line CT walking sticks this spring
Is especialy noteworthy. II includes the style
most proper now. straight stick with silver TOP.
paItrldse snake. LACQUER. bamboo whangee. burat
and English Ees woods.
The Dunlap stores are Nos. rs and $50 Fifth
nue.. Isl Broadway. No. 567 TO 5691s Fifth avenue.
New York; the Palmer House. CHICAGO. and No.
s4 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. In addition the
nrn mas agencieS IN all the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
DUNLAP SOFT HATS.
Styles of Firm 1cith agencies Al
OUer the WOrld.

speaking hatwise. it is going to be essentially a
solt nat spring Dunlap Co. last season set the
- pam III so.' mats ana this firm, whose headgear
is worn all over the world is again sbou,iDo ~.
way this spring. 1t is showing new creation in a
sort hat for evening dress. the Tuxedo. which "a
SILK lined throughout. and will be the r,ost Tasr
lonaoie hat OF the season TO wear with dinner coas
-. tu'c'ioHs- sort hats in the Alpine
woods are the thing for day semi-dress ana ~,
ness wear Just now. and the Dunlap line in th,,
style with band and binding represents absoI,,.s
perfection In pearl the Alpine is especially fash-
ionable. A"S"-
The Dunlap sombrero, wide brin ana ,or. -
Is aiso feature of its soft hat styles
AZ mas oeen many seasons since the D(,,la. .r,-
80 a tSt JouIis men has been the thing OF 6ea1t,e
~ LIS, IS Ins spring Its lines evoke admiration ana ~
nr SesirS 70 wear ii. The crown Is straIgbter
albioh st 'nah last year, and the brm 19ttar
""'0i e''es II a French effect. 1t is 81 inches
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

West 22d street. and in short period. Is ample
testimony the skill and artistic originality OF TINS
firm. AS an example OF the loveiness OF tneir
spring displays. what could be more alluring thsn
the little imported bridge coats WITH WITH their ex-
quistely wrought effects Of lace IN SILK braid over
taheta of guimpe and pleated rioooHs' ana OK lace
and silk embroidered together no woros calI @
describe them-the only thing to DO Is 10 go 10 SEQ
them. -, -. a..
The same is true of the costumes which are raS -
cinating examples OF the most adVanced oeals , Ia
artistic gownng. Pink wolfe ever pompao%onr % a sllz
forms a little Eton suit to dream over. sWasssr
I'middy'' or mess" jacket charaetertzes navy
voile trimmings OF black apphque, whlie q 4o'eiS
gray Panama cloth model is richly braided.
Turning to gowns for more ceremonlous occa-
sons. one notes fetching conception In green green
chiffon cloth broadcloth and figured grenadlne'
The bodice with its surplicelike folds. shows vel
vet ribbon OF lighter green and touches OF violet
A stunning frock of white net powdered with TO-
settles in Irish crochet is made up over pleateo
chiffon over taffeta, and has a coat OF lace 10
match. z-oaa
Of and broadcloth, the bodice shoWlhg ao MntSo
Renaissance lace and the merest soupcon OF green
and gold. ,,.
And the lingerie frocks Words fail TO describe
their frothy laciness their exquisite variety ChoSe
becomes difficult indeed in the presence OF these
scores Of exquisitey original and rehned IDEAS,
each perfect example OF the best TINS season mas
TO offer
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
DREAMS OF PARAS0LS.
EoIoring and Designs to Match
.SpeciaI Costumes.

Bastfcu's latest DEGREES have all been care
lSully noted at Stern Brothers, West 2Sd street.
snd IN spite OF the variety OF MOODS that nckle
dame has INDUCED n this season. rot one OF them
has been ignored. In the shoe department which
ss much larger ana more exclusive than usual
there is an absolutely bewildering maze OF styles
One sees silver applique on white leather rose
pink silver cloth trimmed with silver beadwork
and ribbon applique, black suede trimmed with
spassementerie in pastel shades and pastel shades
with gold beading. Each pattern Is different
and there are no duplicates. unless they are es-
peciaIly made 10 order. Colored calf pumps are
going 10 be IN great demand for white dresses
and win be worn with belts 10 match, and per
hGps a white parasol with an embroidered mono
gram, also reproducing the color OF the foot
wear. These pumps are considered practical
street shoe for spring and are shown in four
eoiors-oyster gray orchid, coral and frog green.
Because OF the great popularity these shoes VIII
enjoy il IS interesting 10 know that they can
easily be cleaned with equal parts Of water and
milk The newest CATERS are also in colors, In
Russia calfskin like the Shoes and may be worn
either with fOOtgear OF the same color or with
black.
The assortment Of psrasols is a most interest
ing one. as the parasol promises TO be an i'm
portant feature Of smart toilets this summer.
The handles are often colored TO match the
shades, and much art is lavished upon them.
They are shown in japanese carved IVORY Jet,
snakeWCOd, gold. and often finished with
swan, stork and other bird handles colored to
match silk one extremely smart parasol had
a duchess point lace cover, made bolting
cloth and lined with shirred chiffon with chiffon
ruffes, and the handle was Of solid gold and
detachable. and all the handles unscrew and
fold over, so 10 pack IN a dress suit case
, 3r trunk.
In the costume department the many lovely
, creations make selection a work OF much diff
Guilty. One striking model was q princess Of
white Nalenciennes lace. The full skirt was I'm.
ished with Fl three-inch ruffle of the lace and
above this were four folds Of bias satin about
one inch apart. Above the bias folds was a
scroll design made Of gathered Val" insertion,
with embroidered medalliOns set in the scrolls,
: the same decoration being used in the bodice
and sleeves. Another striking dress Was Of
coral howered foulard. The waist, a full blouse
Ealing over deep girdle. had V-yoks OF white
dotted net outlined with black velvet and gilt
. braid. A bertha Of Cluny lace as edged with
Tufiie OF VAL" with little loops OF black rib
bon Ealing over Il, ana the short sleeves had
black velvet gilt braid and Val" ruf1les at the
wrists. The circular skirt was finished with q
deep ruf1e, cut irregularIy at the top.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
DAINTY SHEER WAISTS
Pretty Adornments of Insertion and
Lace the Popular Trimming.

Judging bv the smartness and perfection OF
styIe that marks every article that comes from LIE
BoutiIler Brothers West 23d street the uninitateo
might suppose that a woman had to be the wiIe
of an insurance magnate 10 do her shopping there
But that is not the case at all The prices OF many
of the loveliest things are surprisingly reason
able and quite within the reach OF an ordinary
pocketbook.
AS this is a season of lace. the lace department
is of particular interest. Among the many charm
ing novelties shown are the little lace jackets
which promise to form such an important feature
of the seasons toilets. These shown in real
French and Irish lace, combined with batste ana
hand embroidery, with graceful little quarter
sleeves Others are in baby Irish and heavy crochet,
with half sleeves and slashed UP the back. Inc
same style Of jacket is shown in their bastlste an3
cuffs ana half sleeves to match. In al the 1asnlon-
able laces, another feature Of this department,
and there are some beautiful specimens OF the new
One may select from large variety of beautiful
white waists here-and practically all waists are
white this season One attractive model was or
accordion pleated chiffon with handmade German
Wal" insertion three large German medallions
forming the yoke. The short sleeves and girde
were Of white satin Another model was Of all
over net. with imitation Irish insertion and per-
pendicular tucks. forming pointed yoke. The
the high neck with ruching of German VAL
A charming China silk waist had tUcks and Ger
sertion Stimulating a bolero jacket. The sleeves
trimmed with bands of perpendicular inser-
ton, with cuff Of insertion. and small ruhies of
China silk
The summer suits and dress fabrics show strlk-
Ing predominance OF gray-bride's gray princess
gray and small black and white stripes, checks
and figures, giving the gray effect In the foulards
and figured India silks. which they make spe
calty Of here. this color seems to be particularly
Gray also appears in hosiery but white is the
predominating color in this department. as else
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
THE ROMAN BRAID.
Neso Creation for the Back or the
Front Hair DresS-Ornaments

Mr' Simonson, the we'll known hair merchant
VINO mas been for the last twenty wears ar
oroaoWay' near 23d street, has moved TO one OF
Inc largest most elaborate and artistic estab
AsnlhenIs or any kind that the representative
0A me tribune has far seen. These nev
quarters are located in what is known as the
1sSnIohsole 1 section OF the city namely No YeS
atI In avenue between Both and 37th streets d.
4eGtIS opPoslte Itnaays new establishment
10 celebrate the opening Of his new DIaca NJ
Slrnonson has created what is known as a
DeuILul' becoming and artistic hair dress This
- L Steation a., Is known as the Roman braid, and
Oy 4ts peculiar construction is adaDtabIe to
elther the front or the back hair dress VTben
properly adjusted IL certainly takes away years
from the appearance OF the wearer. The Roman
o'atu' @ as Illustrated shows both q front and
pack view when adjusted. As with MANY Of
Mr.. Stmonson's other we'll known cre4tinnS for
the coltrure namely, the Newport curl Ioyers'
niiot' elc;' a6teIhpts nave frequently been made
10 copy the Roman braid. but without success
MT Slmonson has taken particular care when
making up The Roman braid To select ovI,, boiv
OF exceptional texture and OF a peculiar natural
WaVineSS, which he is ready to guara ntas I-iII
retain its natural WaVy appeara nca ,Ir5a,- III
conditions He takes so much pleasure in this
MS newest creation that he is willing to show
10 any OF The Tribune's readers the method oF
adjusting this article. and competent attend
ants will devote the necessary time ana sttar
ton to those interested.
There is also large assortment Of everything
pertaining TO hair goods. including wigs for
women and men to cover partial or entire bald
ness, wavy switches. pompadours Marie An
tolnettes, transformations. curls. chignons etc
The assortment of hair ornaments Of eyouisf+a
workmanship and design is said to include ths
finest quality of tortoise pure amber she'll gen
uine jet. ivory and French diamonds
This new establishment has also unusual ac
commodations for hairdressing. shampooing and
like services, as there is a private compartment
for each patron. Other departments are for
manicuring. facial massage. dermatOlogy. etc.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

Is chiffon moire this season. and very different from
the st1ft, ungracefu fabric Of former days
Atrnold Constable & Co. have just opened a new
trimming department where everything needed for
the decoration II thu gown beautiful win be found
one & OF the novelties Of the season is narrow lace
worked into designs OF various sorts and colored
20 natch the material Other laces have colors ap-
Phed, ana even bead trimmings of which many
peautlIul specimens shown are decorated with
ace, ace; Buttons are conspicuous feature in the
sarniture of gowns this season, and many Of those
SHOWN here are as beautiful as brooches
Rooes and dress patterns receive less attention
tnan they deserve from the woman in search of
artlstic raiment. Nothing could be loveer or
considering their effectiveness, more inexpensive
tnan those shown by this firm. There was one in
wnlte chiffon that was literally like the fabric of
cream into the hmy material We're set fnser-
uonS OF equally delicate Chantily lace in the form
OF multiple St. Andrews crosses, and between the
crosses We're embroidered motifs in pale pink and
% 6lle This decoration was used for both skirt and
ooolce, and there houncs with horizontal in
sertions and medalnons A linen robe was deco
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs

Everything IN umbrellas and parasols IS manu-
zaotured by the Kiel g. Arthe Company, No, As
Broadway and their products hold high place in
the estimation OF the public. The firm is showing
now q large assortment OF painted and chiffon par
ssols linen lace and embroidered Effects travel
ilsrs," arranged for packing IN trunks more para
-sOls, with Dresden handles, and special line OF
umbrellas adapted either for rain or shine These
are made from silk woven expressly for this pur-
pose at the Cedar Cliff silk Mills and are Of the
highest type OF excellence. Some OF the firms para
.sols have such pretty names that they could not
he anything but fascinating, among them being the
Irish Lass" in embroidered linen, and 'A1ignon-
.ette." IN ribbon embroidery.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01

had TO carry round the heavy weight fabrics Of

had to carry round the heavy weight fabrics Of
few seasons ago
Among the elk fabrics there are & lot Of new
nanes-calciun. radiunn meteor. etc.-but they all
indicate bright satiny finish, though without any
9t @ the stiffness Of satin Even IN wedding gowns
hold the bride up. The Easter or June bride viii
wear soft sheeny meteor crepe. and will hold her
self Up. She will use the calcium silks with
their soft beautiful sheen. instead OF China and
India silks, for both street. evening and afternoon
wear. ana for travelling. She will have soft wooIs
and mohairs IN shadow checks, and plads and
pin stripes. She will a great deal OF wolfe and
OF the old familiar fabrics will appear IN her
trousseau in a chiffon variety. More for Instance
New-York tribune., 1906-04-01
FABRICS FOR SPRING.
Brightness and Lightness Features
of the Ne5C Dress Materials.

Model gowns attract so much attention at this
trne or the year that the materials Of which they
are composed are scarcely noticed in their unmade
s'ate' Yet they just worthy OF attention for
"lthout them naturally the gowns would be i'm
possible. In looking through the dress fabric at
Arnold Constable Co.'S, Broadway and 18th
street. one is impressed by their softness bright
ness ana hghtness of weight. Even the materials
LOT tailored gowns soft and light and one looks
a' lnem with feeling OF pity for the woman who