The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
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treasure of the Samarltans, who only show 1t to royalty, although once an American tourist got g glimpse of it for $350.
 The only important difference be- tween the Hebrew and Samaritan Pentateuch is that the latter contains. inserted between the ninth and tenth Commas ndments. the command to build temple on Gerizim and worship Je- hovah there.
 High Priest to sell the precious manu- script.
 The priest Isaac, who heads the de- putation to England asks $25,O0O Tor it. This price the British Museum Is unable to pay, SO that it is very llkely that the Samaritan Bible may be addeo to the collection of some American millionaire.
 Tine Early victorian dandy has re- Iappeared in Piccadilly. heralding re- vivai of the stock as fashionable neck wear.
 Walking down the classic avenue. a rising young author tall ana or ois- tinguished appearance, attracted at tention by wearing a faithful reprodue- ton of the stock of the 1850 period. he was otherwise faultlessly dressed In the style Of 1906-7
 sTo be a strict devotee of the new cult the modern dandy must wear stock of black English silk, wrapped round inc front of the throt. fasten- cd Mi the back, and tied under the chm In A large bow. The collar to be. worn with the stock Is a new style, out low at the back and showing roundeo points a quarter of an inch above the stock.
 A Duchess ofsRadical tendencies, who stt,diously avoids the Smart Set ana its lures, is Her Grace of Leeds who has just left England for her annual stay on the Riveria. =,
 Tn place of the hectic amusements or fashionable society the Duchess ,,o ol Leeds devotes herself to art and it- erature, and she counts among her friends mbre writers and artists thhh society butterflies.
 She is indeed said to be engaged on n cha stisernent of Mayfairs misdolngs' which will appear in book form peXt
 To emphasize her democratic views inc Duchess often travels in third class" cars on British railroads, eX' plaining that she feels safer there,
 The Duchess is sister of the Earl oi Durham, the greatest power on M 1ns EnrIish Turf, but she. does not share | his sporting enthusiasm.
 The "tiara tilt is now the reignine nose among women of fashion, who now wear the tira as the regular head dress for full dress occasions. To wear | inc tiara at the correct angle requires the acquisition of the tiara tilt" which gives an erect and graceful carriage 1 to the head.
 l Until recently only millionaires wives and peeresses wore tiaras, bu' now the ornament is made in endless varieties instead of the diamond Ten der or Russian Crown" which cos small fortunes and hence were re- stricted to the very wealthy. | The new tiaras may be goldeT wreathes of laurels, floral chapleti | fashioned in enamel and precious stones. or in the form of a snake. | For wedding present to a bride wh' has a flower name, tiaras of jewele' l flowers of the appropriate kind arr very popular. Lilies are made of pearl
 vioiets of amethysts, and rose-buds O pink coral. or Marguerite" daises O | frosted silved and diamonds.
 The tiara fashion may remove tn common reproach against Englishwo
 men of walking ungracefully. as i obligates the wearer to carry her heal high and elegantly