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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
RECoLLECTIoNS OF BAREBACK
RIDING.

Can't you remember days wnen you
bumped around horseback on an old
nag whose bones looked and felt like
a kit of carpenter tools? In any event
you will appreciate the following bit
of narrative from a runaway boy story
in The American Magazine. The
.story-"Only in the Land of Dreams
is by Lola Scott, and the illustra-
tons are by F. Y. Cory.
AT present the captain was lost in
his ambitious dreams. But with Pri-
vate Bill Osborne things were not well.
He had never been ON horseback
more than ten minutes In all his life
before that day. He mad ridden four
teen miles since morning. without
saddle or blanket. Although he was a
fat little boy, he was, TO say the least,
very unhappy. The horse was tall
statuesque steed. with an abr Of aus
tire melancholy and a backbone that
knew no discrimination. The Captain
had christened her Oklahoma Belle,
after a local racetrack favorite.
Oklahoma Belle had passed In the
Gangs possession from that Of a no
madic horsetrader for the considera-
ton of two dollars and seventy-fve
cents, and to the Gangs business acu-
men justice, 1t must be said that she
was worth the money. The Captain
felt superlatively proud of the pur-
chase. The Aidde-camp, though ne
was not what you would Call an eques.
trian and Bellies long legs consumed
him with terror, nevertheless was
thrilled because she was his mount.
But Private Bill, who shared her seat
ing capacity with the Aid-de-camp.
had regarded Bell with antagonism,
from the outset. In her usual place
one of great deliberateness, her long,
uncertainty jointed limbs worked with
a stilt-like movement that gave him
the hiccoughs and a crick in his side;
whenever she INDUCED in a burst of
speed she trotted in a way that Jared
his very soul. With fingers, elbows,
and knees he clutched the form of the
Aid-de-camp, who, fittingly, rode in
front. But he could not keep from
bouncing Up ne went, coming down
with such tbud as to jolt even his
voice-box, which at every descent
emitted chugging grunt that could
be heard some distance. He felt
vaguely that his victuals were disar-
ranged beyond remedy-that he would
never be quite right again"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
WILL RECLAIM LARGE AREA.
Walworth County Development of
Large Proportions.

A deal which bids fair to go
through, and which in event of its
successful elimination will change
the map of Walworth county, is be-
ing nurtured by Mortimer Shanahaa.
real estate dealer in Delevan. His
plan, little of which has been made
public, will embrace the draining CT
all the marsh land lying between
nelavan toward the north as far a.
Turtle Lake, an area of over 5000
acres, and the loss of picturesque
Lake Como.
MIR. Shanahan has had the entire
area surveyed by competent engi-
neers and estimates submitted upon
the cost of the work, has secured the
refusal for the water rights of Della
van Milling company upon that por.
ton of their holdings, has formed a
company of majority of the farmers.
who would be benefited by the work.
to back 1t, and Is at present looking
up the legal technicalities attendant
upon such an undertaking.
The cost of the water right has
been placed by the Delavan Milling
company at $4,000, and the en- ii,
neers have submitted a report show-
ing that the dredging will entail IN
expense of from $1,000 to $500 per
mile. There being about ten miles
of dredging to accomplish, the cost
will approximate $4,000, and the re.
suit will be the adding of upward of
i've thousand acres of land to the
farms along the outlet OF Turtle
Lake, much of which is now practic-
ally Valuless, and which will beyond
doubt become worth from $25 to SIS
per acre.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
A REAL NEWspApER

The proprietors of a Siamese news
paper have distributed handbills con-
tanning the following notice:
The news Of English we tell the
latest. Writ in perfectly style and
most earliest, Do murder git com
NIT. We hear of and tell it. Do a
mighty chief die, we publish It. and in
borders of sombre. STAFF has each
one been colleged, and writ like the
Kipling and the Dickens We circle
every town and extortionate not fo-
advertisements. Buy IT, Buy it. Tell
each of you its greatness for good.
Rec dy On Friday Number first
Bar gkok Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
DROP A BOTTLE FROM A BAL
LOON.

No writer ever described the sensa-
lions of baIlooning with sucn particu-
larity as does A. w. Rolker in his
article on Sky Sailing. the New
Sport, in The American Magazine.
The author is a joy to the reader be-
cause he rtiates ali the little things
that you want to know. He is in.
deed a traveller returned from a land
Of wonders. possessed of a passion 10
tell what he has seen. and equipped
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
THE KINGDOM OF DEATH.

Upon dim. stupendous throne.
Mist enshrouded. reigns alone
The monarch Death. From OFT the
west
deepening shadows still i1vest
His dominion of silence. 1T peace and
Of rest
Within huge darkness where flow
Unrippling streams that stretch afar
through businesses where never blow
ReVivifying winds. No star
Cleans In upon the gloom-but flares
The sombre light of ruins countless
years.
James Armstrong.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21

The Bar Association of Virginia
and the American Bar association
have started movement for the Dur.
chase Of the old Richmond home of
John Marshall Of Virginia. the great
Jurist and former chief Justice OF the
supreme court of the United States.
It viii be converted into q library.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
kenosha County Pioneer Dies.

Kenosha Wis, Nov. 14.-Char!es
Rathke. aged II years, a pioneer Of
his county, died at hts home here
rom heart disease He came to this
country In 1910.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
VILLAGE WIPED OUT.
Two Children Burn to Death-cas
Explosion Causes Fire.

Martins Ferry, o., Nov. 1.-Two
lives were lost and the village of
Rich(and, near here. was practically
wiped out yesterday by fire caused
by the explosion Of gas. Two chill
iren ~ a foreign miner burned 70
Heath ia the flames which swept over
he place.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-11-21
The Rock of St. Helena

English NapOeons
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
Riqueza Urbana.

Dijerase que va transformandose con
bastante rapidez la calle de La Fo1taleza,
en- 10 relative { reconstrucciones de casas.
Desde que el establecimiento de los Sc
flores A. Mayol q Co., pareci6 distenderse
tendiendo espacioso elegante balconszo y
enganchando sus dep6sitos de mercancfas;
han seguido, sin largo intervalo, otras cons
trucciones mas 6 menos vistosas en- la mis-
ma calle.
La casa en- que estugo tanto tempo ms
talada Madame Selma, tambi6n fu6 reno.
zada y otras mas 10 han sido de gual
Euerte
Ahora ell senor Giusty, ha empinado un
piso mas alto Ell ed'fcio en- que esta esta-
blecido.
Y mas ALA, en- la misma calle de la
Fortaleza destaca una nueva casa cuyas
Obras tocan va su t6rmiao, arrancdndose
on atlas columnas que rematan bonitos
chapiteles.
Asf, pues, va ganando no pcco Ia rique-
"a urbana de la capital, pues aparte de 10
que hemos anotado, en- otros puntos de Ia
ciu6ad asegGEase que seran emprendidas
varias reconstrucciones de edifcics, sacan-
do otros de 6stos nuevos pisos.
Lo que hace falta es que la isleta hol-
gdrase POGO mas, yer 81 de ese modo res.
pira ell vecindario como dici6ndose; iancha
es San ,Itd2li
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
JUNTA De DIRECTO-
res del RefugiO de
ni1Os dGsampara-
dos.
Session Ordinaria del LuneS siete de
MAYO.


Sc lego , aprOb6 81 acta de Ia session an
terror.
Sc eutera la Junta del donativo de dos
dollars ($2.00) enviado por Ia respectable
Logia "Patria" acuerda consignar ex
presivas gracias.
Igualmente enterada de la carta en- que
la casa comercial Doley Smith q Ca. en-
vie diez dollars como donativo en- favor de
los fondos de esta institution y Sc acuerds
presentar estos Beflores ell reconocimientc
de la mas profunda gratitud.
Leida la carta en- que la respectable Lo
gia ''Caballeros de la Verdad," participa
que, cumpliendo 10 dispuesto por la Gran
Logia Soberana de Puerto Rico, que todas
las Quotas con que contribuyan las Logiaf
de SUI obediencia para esta institution, asi
como cualquier donativo aquella supe-
rior corporation para de ALI ser enviada
q su destino resuelve que la quota mensual
con que Sc suscribi6 sera entregada Ia
Gran Logia. La Junta acuerda despuee
de enterada comunicarlo Tesorerfa 4 los
efectos correspondence.
Sc di0 cuenta con la carta en- que ell DR..
j. j. denna manifesto haber enviado por
correo, con una tarjeta suya los varios
fildntropos americanos, asf como al Editor
del ''New York Herald" las cartas que lie
fueron remitidas por esta Junta Sc acuer-
da que por Ia Presidencia Sc den dicho
senior las gracias por este servicio. Ell
Doctor Henna indica que considera dificil
que la Sociedad alcance exito por el cami-
no emprendido para procurar recursos en-
tire los millonarios americanos La Junta
acuerda continuar su trabajo hasta agotar
todo su esfuerzo, dirigiendose 4 todos los
flantropos con igual solicitud.
Sc di0 lectura la caTta en- que ell senior
Nicolas Collazo residente en- Phcebus, Va,
duefio de una importante fabrica de taba-
cos, manifesto que por conducto del 'FHe-
raid" Sc han enterado el y su sefora esposa
de Ia existencia de esta institution que
toda vez que no tenfan bijos deseaban Sc
les enviase un nifio como de diez amos de
edad, al cual Sc comprometfan q educarlo
debidamente en- las escuelas primarias y
luego en- la Normal de Harryton asf como
enseharle ell ofcio de tabaquero. Ofrece
como referencias al Alcalde de Phoebus,
Va, Administrator de Correos, Collector
de Aduanas as1 como al alto comercio E
instituciones bancarias de aquella ciudad.
La Junta despu6s de enterada acuerda:
1.-Comisionar al Secretario para ad-
quirir un ejemplar del Herald de New
York correspondence la edici6n del %
del pasado Abril
2.-Que por Ia Presidencia sc escriba
una carta al Alcalde de San Juan supli-
candole que inquiera de su compafero de
Phoebus, Va, las condolences morales ,
fnancieras del sefor Collazo.
3.-Que en- el lmismo sentido y por la
Presidencia Sc escriba carta al senior Co
lector de Aduanas interesandole iguales
informes
Que luego de obtenido estos anteceden-
tes, Sc haga pdblico este particular para
que los nifios que deseen aproyechar la
oferta, puedan dirijirse Ia Junta, con
arreglo las condolences que mas adelante
Sc acordar1n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
UNA OPINION De
Mr.. HARLAN.
Nj pueden nj deben los fisGaIes ejer-
Ger Ia ahOgaCia.
81 Ie preguntaran Harlan (padre) serla de
mlsmO pareCer que Harlan (hII0.)

Ofcina del Attorney General, Diciem-
bre 16 de 1901
(Eadoso:) Respetuosamente deyuelto al
gobernador INFERNO.
Els evidente que un fiscal no puede
legalmente actuar como notario. La ley
titulada Leg reiatipG al ejercicio del Nota-
riGdo en- Puerto Rico, autoriza actpar
como uotarios solament4 aquellos aboga-
dos que estan zen el ejercicio de su pTofe-
sion ante los tribunales insulares." De
este modo hay que dedueir con ra26n que
81 privilegio no Sc extiende los fiscales.
Estos no estan ejerciendo su profession en-
Ell sentido de aquella ley, sino que estan
actuando en- un caracter Official que hace
incompatible el ejercicio por ellos de Ia
profession de notario.
Ademas, en- el artfculo 427 de la compi-
laci6n de dsposiciones organicas relativas
q la administration de justicia, traducida
por el departamento de la guerra en- IS
dc julio de 1899, Sc DlSPONE En-
PRESAM ENTE QUE LAS PERSO-
MAS NOMBRADAS PARA REPRE-.
SENTAR Ell MINISTERIO FISCAL
NO HABRAN DE EJERCER LA
AROGACIA. Es esta una expression de
una conducta p1blica administrative res
pecto de los fscales, que, en- mi jul 10,
EXCLUYE NECESARIAMENTE A
UN FISCAL DEL EJERCICIO DEL
NOTARIADO.
En adici6n este yo soy frme en- mi
opinion de que Ell GOBIERNO NO
DEBERfA PERMITIR A AQUE-
LLOS QUE DISFRUTAN DE BUE-
NOS SALARIOS QUE SE DEDI-
QUEN AL EJERCICIO DE ST. PRO-
FESION, CON PERJUICIOS DE
LOS ABOGADOS QUE NO DIES.
EMPENAN CARGOS PUBLICOS
Respetuosamente, JAMES II. HAIR
Ian.
"Opinionez del Attorney General de
Puerto Rico, volumen To-, pag. 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
Una sinagOga en- San Juan.
So dice que sera srlgIda en- Ia CaIIe San Fran
cisco, ssauIna TaRCa.

Sc dice que pronto sera desalojado Ell
edificio sito en- Ia calle de San Francisco
esquina 4 Tanca y que ocupan en- los altos
una familia de esta ciudad y en- la planta
baja los sefores comerciantes "P6rez Her
manos"
Ell motive de tener que trasladarse esas
personas otros locales, parece que no es
otro que el de que tai ediicio sera conver-
tido en- breve en- Sinagoga, la primera tai
vez que en- la isla Sc construya.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

-Err6neamente dijimos que, en- las ca
rreras del pr6ximo pasado domingo, en- el
hip0dromo, en- las de andadura, monta-
ba ell caballo '1Nube" que sali6 victorioso
el senior Nicolas Quinones Cabezudo sien-
do asf que quien 10 monte fu6 don Juan
Ramon Qui1ones, jinete habilfsimo, no
obstante sus amos. Ell "Nube'' pertenece
q Ia sociedad Quinones Cabezudo Co., de
Caguas y de este arranc6 precisamente Ell
error,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

NETILOIDEs FL mejor mas SECURE
de todos los ss ecffiocs hasta h "A oonooido
para la cura permsnente de tCdas Las snfer-
medades de la ureta, "a sean 6stas cr6niosa &
agudas Contiene Ell fluj, y oura por com
pletc, on ms nos tiempos pue ningdn Ctro pre-
parade simiisr, lss gouorreas. espermatorsas
oistltis. eCt Mejcr Ius las inyeccionea muy
superior al Sandaln oopa'ba Empie7A &
g. rtir su efeoto las tres 8 cuatre hcraH de
habeTSs tomado.
Los METILOIDES"-so fasilsE de tomar
est6n preparados d. manera pue no Fevne,-
ven 81 est0mago nj drOduoen malos efectOH,
De VentA en- todas las Boticaa. Pfdanse
muestras gratis sus dnicos fabriorntes-
Frederick Stearns q Ca. Detroit. Mich
e u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
DesapariciOn del chico Tito Ferrer

Aver, ESQ de diez once de la mafia-
ma, desapareci6 de esta ciudad el jovencito
Rafael Ferrer, conocido comunmente con
ell nombre de Tito.
Asegdrase que Sc ha marchado a bordo
del vapor Carolina, que aver zarp6 de es-
te puerto para el de New York.
Su padre, Ell sefior Jacobo Ferrer, desea
que, de ser clio cierto, el joven le sea de-
yuelto esta capital de donde es 6lvecino
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
"CERVANTES. !"

Hemos recibido ell tiItimo ndmero de la
Revista "Ceryantes, I" que dirige Pedro de
Angels y que tiene entire los que GUSTAV
de la buena lectura general aceptaci6n.
Dicho ndmero contiene trabajos intere-
santes, y en- 81 empieza publican Angels
su "Antologfa Puertorriguefia,'' collection
selecta de poetas lfricoz, desde los comien-
EOS del cultivo de la literature en- Puerto
Rico hasta nuestros dias."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
FaIIeCiO en- AguadiIIa
eI jOVen Antonio BOCanssra

Vfctima de t6tano tlaumatico ha falleci-
do en- Aguadilla el i6ven don Antonio
Bocanegra.
Deploramos la desgracia que afije los
familiares del fnado entire los que Sc en-
cuentran estimados compatriotas nuestros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
Va IIegafOn.

va llegaron las ochocientas mdquinas
para coser marca La Rapida, es la meior,
la mas barata, la mas siIenciosa. So ven-
den en- la Gloria con los 10000 pares de
calcetines espanoles 25 cts. Ell Gran
Baratillc de encsjes y el magnffco olan
Autom6vil de 12 cts. 8 cts.
Regalos por cupones 4 todos los que
compren en- La Gloria; camaS, colchones.
Cruz Is. Telefopo 346.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
NO ES MANUEL RUIZ SOMOzA.

Ell sefIor Manuel Ruiz MuF1oz, admi-
nistrador de Glasses Pasivas, residente en-
Madrid, encargado del cobro de los sueldos
de las Milicias Discipinadas de esta isla,
informa que su nombre no es Manuel Ru
Somoza, como apareci6 en- un peri6dico de
eata ciudad en- Noviembre, sino Manuel
Ruiz Mli60z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
DON MODESTO.
SOciedad PrOteetora de MendigOs.

San Juan, Mayo de 1905. Convo-
catoria. Por orden de la sefiora presiden-
ia, ruego las damas que forman la
sociedad Sc sirvan concurrir Ell iueves
pr6ximo 10 del actual & las cuatro de Ia
tarde, la casa de las sefloritas Chevre-
mont, Gale de San Francisco n6mero 81,
para celebrar junta extraordinaria. A NJ
PARO FERNANDEZ MATER, Secre-
taria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

Al p6blico en- general que desee uua
bebida refrescante Iig-ra buena recomeu-
damosle la acreditada marca de Cerveza
Barbarrosa de la Christian Mo rim Brs.
wing Go. de Cincinnati Ventas al por
mayor. Isidro A. Sanchez. San Juan
p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09
RETRETA

Programa de las pleas que tocar6 la
banda del Regimiento esta noche.
10 El Centenario de Colon, paso doble
por Ervite.
% Selection de IA Opera "Lucia di La
menmor" por Donizctti.
30 Uno drole de Valse por Luis Lom-
bard.
40 Gran Selection de la Opera "Rober-
to Ell Diablo" por Meyerbeer.
30. Silver huels" Marcia Two Step
por Moret.
50, "Todo por ii" Danza por Miriam
da.
-Desde ] pr6ximo mes de Julio ha-
bra nueve ldistritos para Ia conservation
de carreteras, en- vez de siete, cargo cada
uno de IN inspector viajero que sera res
ponsable de los trab8ios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

-sILLON DE ENFERMO.-se ven
de uno bueno. Para infoTmes dirijirse
Ia administration de este peri6dico. d p'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

iBotellasl
iBotellas!
Botellasl
Medias botellas de cualquier clase COM
pramos buen precio. Rivero & Comp.
Tetuan 26. 10 " s..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

En- esta imprenta sc vende papel de ps.
ri6dico viejo q $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc
ri6dico viejo q $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de pc.
ri6dico viejo & $500 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

en- ell Exterior. I'm afo oro. ........ S 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-09

Ponce P. R. 8 de Mayo de 1906.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-07
cH1np,s 1RaHoRN nan.

hecks In brown SO dark that save
for the closest examination 1t appeared
black With this deep brown are tiny
flecks of apricot and still lighter
touches of soft old blue. The whole
effect gives an impression of coolness
and llghtness. For a tailored street
costume this check is stunning trimmed
with touch Of any one of the pre-
dominating colors.
White serge or panama with a black
line stripe Is used for some of the
smartest morning frocks of the tai
lored type. A small black velvet col
lur, cuffs and buttons are added to
many of these costumes.
White panama gowns are more to
the fore than ever and the best models
are without fussy elaboration, with just
a touch here and there to give cachet,
A large tulle bow worn on each
shoulder Of an evening frock fastened
by Jeweled pins is called the Alice bow
and Is named for Mrs Longworth.
The dainty ethereal whisp of tulle
such as girls wore a year or so ago has
again been adopted by those who find
1t becoming.
The child's hat seen in the cut is of
leghorn. A wreath of white roses put
closely together without foliage encir-
cles the crown. The underbrim is half
faced with double white chiffon. The
wide satin strings are attached with
rOsettes.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-07
THE PLATO FAD.

"A new phenomenon is about to be
witnessed in English life, says. the
London Express. Having tried palm
istly, crystal gazing, Christian Sci
ence, bridge and party politics, So
ciety is about to study Plato. A
dozen or so of the leading women
of the aristocraey, including the
Duchess of Sutherland and the
Duchess of Marlborough, have form
ed committee to organize the
philosophic moyel&ent, and DIR.
Emil Reich, the well known histo-
rian, who lectures in the London
university, is to give series of ad-
dresses at Claridge's hotel, to be fol
lowed by discussion, in which the
peeresses will take part. 1t is ex-
peeted that this will be merely the
prelude to the formation of philo-
sophie circles in other grades of So
ciety and that the study of Plato
will before long become an establish
ed feature Of london life.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-07
WHITE LINEN SHIRT WAIST.

plain or shot effects, are most in favor.
The coats are adorned with frayed out
ruchlngs of silk and lace.
A new trimming shown in the shops
is an embroidery OF very large French
dots closely crowded together In all
over design.
Among the millinery novelties are lit
tie sprays of maidenhair fern to be
used with flowers on hats. They look
as If they had just been picked.
Linen and lawn robe dresses en-
broidered I'm colOrs are very smart.
They usually come in long embroidered
strips to be used as ruffies on the skirt.
Scotch plaid ribbons are seen as trim
ming ON smart little sailors. 1t is new
or and less Overdone than the all preya-
lent striped trimmings.
White suede seems TO be gaining in
favor over glace kid for the long gloves
which the short sleeves demand.
Tiny folding sunshades are an In
Gispensable article of dress In the ward
tObe of the we'll dressed woman this
pumNer. Some of them are covered
With lace. black chantllly covered para
soils being reminiscent OF the days OF
our grandmothers.
The white linen waist In the sketch
has an embroidered empies ement and
epaulets. The chemisette h of tuekM
null and cluny lace. The short sleeves
are finished with ruffies OF lace.
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WEDDING GOWN OF RAp1UM SILK.

dour is tilted in a slightly raksh fash
ion over the forehead, but there Is no
suggestion of the soubrette dip" that
was worn some time ago. The knot on
top of the head takes the same incline.
Small velvet bows are worn in the
hair during the day and in the evening.
For blond hair golden brown is mod
ish, ard black velvet is most becoming
to darker tresses.
White lace wells are again fashion
able. They are of creamy shade and
have floral designs so thickly scattered
over them that the features are hardly
visible.
Short sleeves are certainly enjoying
a wide vogue, but in spite of their
popularity they should be strictly rele
gated to the more elaborate type Of
dress. This is particularly true in
blouse fashions
The bridal gown illustrated is of ra-
dium silk. The princess back is slight
ly trained and falls in long, graceful
folds. The front width is gathered ut
the waist and trimmed with graduated
"set on tucks. The bolero bodice has
rufiles of lace about the neck and small
revers embroidered In silver caught
with bunch of orange blossoms.