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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
NEGRO SHOOTING AFFAIR
One Negro Woman Takes a Fancy
Shot at Another IN the Tenderlo.n
District on Monday
Afternoon.

Mary Brown and Belle Taylor two
negro women, deuIzens OF the scarlet
district. became involved in a shoot.
ing afnay this afternoon about =
O'Clock and as a result both women
were bound over for their appearance
at the city court ON tomorrow morn.
ing II is charged that Mary Brown
took a shot with a 40 Colts at Belle
Taylor this afternoon about o'clock.
Both women are negroes and inmates
Of houses I'm the scarlet district of
Ardmor,. The affair from the state
meut of Belle Taylor, is to the effect
that she sub rented a house from
the Brown woman for more than q
month The contract time was up
today and she went to the proprietor
of the house and rented it from him.
She had been using the Brown wo-
mans furniture, but told her to take
| It out as she was going to put her
own furniture In the building. \ dis.
agreement arose over the moving OF
| the furniture. and this afternoon
while she. Belle, was packing up Ma
|ry's furniture Mary who resided In
/ a house two doors from her came
over and the fight arose. Belle says
Mary had a gun wrapped in a towc
and brought il over on purpose t'
shoot her. Only one shot was fired
Belle was standing on one side of the
room and Mary on the other. MARY
,unwrapped the gun and fired. Th'
bullet went wild and lodged in tn,
wall Before the woman could fir,
again, Belle had grabbed her and helO
the gun until loiterers in the dive
who had heard the report Of the gun
arrived and took 1t away from her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
MhIstIcr nnd CnIor.

Although Whistler did not care for
music, he made use OF his technical
knowledge for themes. symphony In
Gray and Green" Variations In Blue
nul Green "Nocturnc opal and 81
vcr.' ARRANGEMENT In BLACK and
Brown" are examples Of this plrticu.
lar trait Ills most ambitious desire
was 60 paint grand couccrto-lilc pic
turc with the title "Full Palette" just
as iu music" ho explained, "whcu thoy
employ 0ll the Instruments they make
It Fun Band II can uud the right
kind Of thing, ! win produce % hnr
mouy in color corresponding 10 Boc-
thuyru'- hurmuu.cs I'm souud.'-Otto H.
Buchpr in Century.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
BOOKER wAsHINGToN's IDEA.


In his speech at Birmingham, Ala.
Booker r. Washington expressed one
idea that will meet with general APP
pruya I'm the South The Blrminr.
ham Ledger seized upon It and made
It the subject Of good editorial com
ment
Washington said that his race is
aot worrying about the race prob
lem, but is leaving it to the white
people.
we are all making too much Of
the discord between the races says
the Ledger continuing: Such dis
cords exist wherever two races live
in the same land. They will always
exist There are discords In every
land every year We cannot hope to
escape them. Unfortunately the party
that has control Of the government
does not understand race problems.
/ The Republican party has a different
policy for different races. II takes
charge of the Indians schools and
takes charge of his person, and re-,
fuses to allow any one To sell him
whisky: but has an entirely different
set of ideas for the negro race. The
Republican party recognizes differ
cuco betwcan the Indian and the
white man. but refuses To know any
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
The OriqinaI.

Foley e Co., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity Of Foleys Hon.
ey and Tar many limitations are Of.
fered for the genuine. These worth.
less limitations have similar sound
ing names. Beware Of them. The
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is in
a yellow package. Ask for it and re-
fuse any substitute. It is the best
remedy for coughs and colds Sold
by Hoffman Drug Co., City Drug
Store. :
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07

Part of cases disposed Of Saturday:
Lizzie Conway VS.. Roe Holder ct
al, Injunction; continued by agree.
ment
u. s OK rel. Thomas Quinn VS.. Tri.
bal Development Company, to cansel
lease; defendant allowed ten days to
plead.
o. \. Wells VS.. Ardmore Fair As.
sociation and o. 4. Wells VS.. Lee
McClmg both dismossed.
y. b. Campbell VS.. Annie Campbell.
divorce; dismissed.
United States ex rel. W. ]. 30.
hanan Wis. Tribal vel)pment Co.
to cancel lease; defendant allowed
ten days i'm which to plead
In cases Of Joe Simpson ani Eliza
Benton against the Tribal Develop.
mcnt Company. to ca1'u leases.
defendant was allowed ten dlvs il
which to plead
Ella Bates vs.. Roy Bates, divorce
dismissed
j. W. Banks Mercantile Company
VS.. b G. Cothoran ct al rccciycrship;
Judgment by default. o..
J. W Banks Mercantile Co. vs.. j. r.
Turner eft al. receiver, Judgment by
default
Wosthoimor & Daubo vs. 3. Musko.
witt. foreclosure; settled and dis.
missed.
Ardmoro Loan G Trust Company
US. A. A. Chapman ct AL. foreclosure,
settled and dismissed.
The law docket was taken up au6
following are the most important
cases whore Judgment was given he.
cause of default Judgment. Besides
these there We're more than seventy
five minor cases heard.
Crystlc Staples vs.. F. VI. Turner
unlow'ul detained: Judgment for
ploinun for foreclosure OF premises.
noming damages.
r. G. Rousal ct al. VS.. John Smitl.
ct al, unlawful detainer: Judgment by
default for possession of premises
for plaintiff with writ OF inquiry.
United States VS. Louis Neville and
J. A. Iandos, Sci, La, judgment for
defendant FOR damages by default.
L. s. US. Bob Wyrne. j. \. Sanders
Sci Fa. Judgment for plaintih
against !. g. Sanders. p
Moran Scott VS.. =. s. Latta OF al
unlawful deta'nor; judgment by de
'oniant for possession Of premises
for plairtiff. waving damages.
j. s Mullins VS.. Jake Abshire, un
lawful detainer; judgment by default
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
Opinion Of Secretary Knisely.

Checotah, l. r, Jan. Z. 1907.
Editor Ardmorcite:
All laws applicable TO the Indian
Territory are special Acts of Con.
rrcss. with special rules and regu-
laton for the enforcement Of the
same take the position that ma
tiouaI laws. such as the Pure Food
and Drug law. affect all regularly or
panizcd territories under a territorial
form of government. and the insular
possessions Of the United States. al
SO Interstate commerce, that of NOV.
Ing goods or merchandise, from one
state To another
The Indian Territory is now and
has been for years an Indian reser,
walton, set apart by the government
Of the United States for the Five civ.
uizcd tribes Of Indians, and, at the
present is not state nor territory
within the meaning of the Act OF
Congress creating ,hc National Pure
Food and Drug law
believe the above will at least ap.
ply to an drugs ON hand in Indian
Territory January !, 1907.
Very truly yours,
II. u. KNIsELEN. Scc'y.
Indian Territory Board ot Pharmacy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07

executive iu 1896 From the royo..
uuIs Office ho stopped Into the Ju.r
% state. nate. and bias served fNo
scar. of Dol. second term Boo 'h,t
body.
When If ,.. determined % goa. ..Y
tu maG, 20 serious ,HHr. t1 secure
-n. nomination ui 90 Southern uu .n
.pu, and .N, .f.u. . available. ..
ruu. large uuml.. W DISTINGUISHED
mon were 900 ru, u.r Senator H,Iu
haI very considerable and d,.o-
mined following. as d,d also Senator
Daniel of Virginia Andrew Jackson
Montague. Of Virginia; Joseph W.
Folk og Missouri and John sharp VII.
uams OF vi issipri. were among 9th.
p.s considered. Elimination, result
Iur from scrutiny Uf the closest kind
disposed of them one p one until
there remained only Senator Cu.brr
SON and John Sharp Williams For q
long time choice hung between tho
two. until finally SIR Williams def
.uItply announced that bee did not want
/ the presidential nomination in 1905
being ambitions first for term o
service in the senate.
with the retirement Of Mr.. Williams
from the field. sentiment for Senate
Culbcrsuu rapidly crystallIzod, unit
today f., can Dee accepted that shouI.
conditions Dee such that I'm the mex
nomination convention the SoutI
should insist upon consideration 90
% fayorlto son. its candidate viii b
the Senator from Texas. All this jus
as It comes with the story iron
Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
Thursday

The trial cf the packing house cor
poratious. indicted for conspiracy f."
restraint of trade. will Dee resumed Il
Chicago.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
give the annual formal dinner to the
diplomatic corps at the White house.
Two Missouri murdercrs. William
Church and W. r. Spaugh, Jr, the
former convicted of staying his foster
parents in Warren county, and the
latter Of killing Sheriff John Polk
O nron county will be hanged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
NOTICE OF CURATOR.

Notice is hereby given that the un'
dorsigned, curator of the estate OF
Richard Johnson and Dan Johnson,
will present TO the Judge Of the Unit
ed States Court for the Southern Dis,
trict Of the Indian Territory, at Ard
more, on the 3lst day Of January
1907, at ten o'clock a. m. his applica
tion to sell the following described
tract or parcel of land belonging to
said minors. to-wit:
Richard Johnson; Southwest quar-
ter OF the southeast quarter of sec
tion 2O TIP South, Range W.
Dan johnson: SEA Of the SWA
Section 80; M OF the NsN OF the
NWA, Section 81, TIP. g., r, &
West.
All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly,
P. c. DINGS, Curator.
l.2O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
COURT STILL IN SESSION.
One Notary Appointed and one Case
Disposed Of by An Agreed Yer
diet-A Large Number Of
Causes Continued.


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Lacy J.. Bobo was appointed a no'a'
~ public The case Of Charles C"nee
vs. G. 9. q ). +. Railroad Company
for damages was tried hy jury an1
the plaintiff allowed $liN55 DAMAGES.
The cases disposed OF at the session
this morning are as follows:
J B. Askcw vs.. John holder. un.
lawful dctaincr. dismissed.
Mrs T.. F. Rector vs.. Henry Pruut.
unlawful dctainer. continued by de
icndant.
Geo. Collins VS.. Y R Pool. uulaw.
fun dotainpr. continued.
Jerry Ashley VS. Noble Calron ot al.
appeal dismissed. each 10 pay owa
costs.
Mrs. f. \. watkins TO Lem Good.
ING ot al eiectment suit dismissed
| United states VS.. John Campbell ct
al. scicre facie. continued for ser
vice.
United STAFF vs. G. r. pbeiog
scinra facie. continued for services.
w. 4. Turner vs.. 4. A. c. r r. Co
damage suit. continued by agreement
United states VS.. J. n. Ables ct al
sciore facie. continued for service.
j. p. snragins VS.. w. J. Scott et al
attachment. continued bv agreement
+. A. f. WalIenbery ys.JE. Arnold
ct al. continued by agreement.
T. {. Evans VS.. J. y. Barral. dam
age Judgment for plaintiff FOR cost
by agreement.
Robt. n. McCarley VS.. Ardmorc Goa
G Power Co., damage. continued b,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
Friday

Pickett Deal, convicted of the mar
der OF another negro, will be hanged
al Helena. Ark.
Carlos sails. a Mexican, who killed
two prospcctors In the Manzano
mountains of New Mexico, will be
hanged at Sorocco. y. NJ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
Saturday.

Bids will be c-ened at the offices
Of the Panama canal commission for
the construction Of the isthmian ca
nal. Foreigners are barred from bid
ding and the contract will be awarded
TO an American corporation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
COMING POLITICS.

There comes story from Washing
ton. a new Richmond ia the field
10 compete with william jennings
Bryan for the Democratic presidential
nomination Charles \. Culborsuu,
senator from Texas and twice governor
Of the Lone Star State The story
has It that the campaign In his behalf
took definite shape during the Christ.
mas holidays and that it is a carefully
planned and determined movement,
giving every promise Of attaining for
midablc proportions.
Ever since Judge Alton b. Parker
made his memorable speech adyocat.
ing that in 1908 a Southern man be
selected to head the Democratic tick
ct. Southerncrs in and out of Con
gross have been canyassing the field,
sitting the ayailhlc men I'm search OF
the one most available. Senator Cul.
berson alone survives this process Of
elimination. II is said
among Southern Democrats. and no
Northern Democrat arises to dispute
that II any Southern man can be
elected next year Senator Culbcrson
can be; and from now on every of-
fort will be- made To imI css his
availability upon the northern Dem
ocracy. There will be no difficulty II
is believed. in uniting the Southern
states I'm his behalf; and In the North
aud West, but more especially In the
East. his strength and attract!vcnGss
the strength and attractiyoncss Of MI
Bryan So runs the Washington stu
ry
Senator Culbcrson is just passed
nftyono years Of age, ana is % sor
OF the late David b. Culhcrsou. ',hu
for twenty-five years cousccut.yoB
was -lcmbcr of the House of Rep
rcscutntiycs from Texas. Though a
less dashing figure than his brilliant
colleague, Senator Joseph W Bailey
he Is looked upon, especially In Tex
as. as an ablcr and moro dcpcudahl,
man as statesman of greater
breadth and grasp. His personality i-
q compelling one. OF medium height
with clcan-shavcn face and hair Just
turning gray, in debate or ON the hust
ings his manner is marked hy q dix
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07

Pa Twadllcs We'll what's the mat
ter uowf Tommy Twadd,cs Ma says
| mustn't mover say q word while she's
IN the room, Ma Tvsddlr, Why, no, |
didn't. dear. | said you mustn't inter
rup' while I'm talking. Tommy
What's the difference? - Cleveland
Leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07

BY Associated Press.
St. Louis, Mo, Jan. THE defense
in the oil custer suits sprung a sersa
stion when hearing was resumed to
day by producing a minute hook q
Waters Pierce Co., with the STATE
ment the defense rested.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
OIL Custer Suits.

St Louis, Mo, Jan. 1.-The hearing
in the oil custer suits was resumed
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
For Chief Of Police:
d. +. BOOKER
BUCK GARRETT
LEE Mccoy

our stock contains blank books In
all sizes, rulings and qualities. Any.
thing you can possibly want is here
and at prices. too that will please you.
6 F. ]. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07

Men are so naturally conceted
that even one with whiskegs thinks
people admire them.
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Reward for Lap Robe.

| will pay s. reward and ask no
questions for the return Of the lap
robe taken from my buggy, while
hitched on B street, northwest Sat.
urday night.
HAROLD WALLACE,
G-tf At Ardmore National Bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07
ANN0UNC MENTS

FUr Governor:
LEE CRUCE
For L. >. Senate:
HENRY NJ FURMAS
For Congress:
d. W sKILLERN
c. D. CARTER
For Representative:
DIR. ]. +. YOUNG
For Circuit Judge:
EUGENE E. WHITE
For County Judge:
LR. MASON.
For Sherif of Love County:
W. p. THOMPSON
For Sheriff, Carter County:
W. L. McLAMORE
J. HOLMES AKERS.
JOE MCKEE.
r. j. POLLOCK
| For County Clerk
j. +. CARTER.
| County Tax Assessor and Collector.
d. NJ RUMPH
..,t.t,A,Ra N-Etzre
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County Tax Assessor and Collector:
d. NJ RUMPH
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For City Tax Assessor:
d. y. FERGUSON
II. $. HAYDEN
T. J. JONES
JNO. W. CAUDLE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-07

For County Clerk:
j. f. CARTER.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICES.

For Police Judge:
JOHN l.. GAIT
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
NEW METHODS FOR P. R. R.
Experts Who Went Abroad Will Rec

Experts Who Went Abroad Will Rec
onnmend European Operating Plans.
II certain recommendations OF C. NJ.
shaeffer. superintendent OF passenger
transportation Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. are approved, a new system
of operation will be tried on the com
pany's lines, with view to reducing
the dangers OF travel.
The system viii be patterned along
the lines Of operation methods em-
lployed on the railroads of Great Brit
ain and other countries of Europe,
where the yearly death rate from rail-
road accidents is inhnitesimal COM
pared with that of the United States.
Mr.. Shaeffer accompanied by r. n
Duborow, superintendent Of motive
power, and A. +. Buchanan. Of the pas
Isenger department. spent two months
in travelling in Europe studying the
railroads of that country and their
operation. They arrived home on sat
urday. Mr. Shaeffer is chairman OF
the commission and he will submit q
written report to the management, Civ
ing the result Of the trip.
While he would not say what the
report would contain, 1t is understoo,
that the most important feature vii
be a recommendation to adopt SOM
of the operating methods of the for
eign railroads.
Another thing on which stress vii
be laid is the question Of passenge
rates in force abroad. Nearly all o
the European railroads have thre
classes of rates, but tho most common
is the middle class. which is two cent
a mile.
The commission visited all the prin
cipal cities, Of the United Kingdom an
the Continent. Mr.. Shaener said tina
they had had a pleasant trip an
! brought back much valuable informa
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
She Should Sew

Every girl should be taught to sew.
She would be better off If she learned
to cut and fit simple garments, for the
best home made articles cost no more
than cheap ready to-wear articles and
last much longer. The cost Of cloth
ing a child is the best illustration that
can be suggested. Have you ever
heard mothers compare notes on this
matter? The one who cut and made
each little garment secured better re-
suits at a fractional part of the cost
Of shop garments.
All mothers cannot do this work.
sometimes through ignorance, some.
times on account of the stress Of other
duties or bad health. Ready -to-wear
clothing is sometimes a blessing. Mary
women have neither the time nor
strength TO put into the making Of
their own wardrobes. But there are
girls and women with much spare tim
on their hands, and there is no reas i
why they should not find fine sewing
delightful occupation.
The essentially feminine tasks. likC
sewing and home-making, should h,
part of every girls education, with
out regard to station. They are grea'
balance wheels for the giddiness oi
youth, and are necessary TO a we'll
! ordered existence. What If a girl never
has to do these things for herself? L.
she not better Off for knowing how gar
ments should be put together arC
homes kept in good order? It is no
always possible to secure workers o.
the right kind and work win not always
wait upon ones pleasure. All girl
cannot marry rich men; and even i
they could, homes will not run o
! lthemselves.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Baby VIII Like This

There's new kind OF creeping
blanket. 1t is a big stretch Of deep
cream -colored blanket material, of a
firm consistency. so that it lies on the
floor as fiat as a rug.
It is embroidered with a scattering of
animals and birds i'm bold outline and
gay color No relation OF sizes is re-
garded by the blanket designer.
Birds, elephants, tigers, butterflies
are drawn in any scale. They are
placed at generous distances apart to
invite a creep from the baby from one
to the other. A centre space is lefs
free for the baby's names in easy-fow-
ing script
Gay-colored worsteds are used FOR
the embroidery. Animals and birds
should be worked in the brightly con-
trasting coiors that endear toys to
babies hearts. Tho worsteds are all
fast colors, for Of course the creeping
blanket needs many cleanings.
The delight that babies take in these
blankets justifies their invention. They
pat and rub at the vivid hued ami
mails with absorbed interest or crows
of glee.
The creeping blanket has saved me
no end Of effort" says a young mother.
1t always delights my baby and keeps
him busy for an hour at a time.
can get a deal Of mending and reading
done while he is patting and scolding
his embroidered pets"
A lining Of some smooth, dust-repel-
ling material should be basted under
the blanket This lining is removed
when the blanket is cleaned or washed
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Suits

Cashmere and Cheviot Suits, made with
'ong form-hiting coats with centre vents well
made and finely finished. $1,000 now $3.50
Fancy Worsted Suits, made in the very lat
est style; made OF good quality material and
sewed extra strong, making a most service
able suit SI2oo, now 5000.
Black Clay Worsted Suits, long, iorm-ht-
ting, single and double-breasted sack coat
hand tailored we'll finished and lined with
good serge lining. Trousers half peg leg
vest cut medium high with collar SIR.oo
now 5000
Black Clay Worsteds, Black Cheviots.
Serges and Fancy Worsteds, in light and
dark patterns, in plaids, stripes and over
plads as well as black are the materials that
make our $3.50 special. This suit is. cut in
the very latest style, with long, form-htting
coat. with deep centre vents and we'll tailored,
padded and made into shape-not fatironed.
Trousers are cut half peg leg; the vest is,
medium high with collar. $3.50 now SIo5o
Made of Worsteds. Cheviots. Serges and
Fancy Worsteds The styles are the very lat-
est they are well tailored throughout and are
neatly finished both inside and out. The coats.
are all hand padded and made into shape. The
trousers are cut in the latest style as also is
the vest. $780, now $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Overcoats

A splenddly made garment in the latest
style 1t is so inches long and is OF 1hibet
Cloth. in both black and mixed patterns. 1t
FITS perfectly, hugging the collar and falling
loose from the shoulders in the stylish box
effect $1,000, now $50
Long, lorm-htting, we'll lined Overcoat of
Melton Cloth made exactly the same as other
stores SI2 coats, with velvet collar and good
quality Innings, We call your special atten
ton to this garment. SI2.oo now 5000.
44-inch Full Back Coat, made OF Melton
Cloth and well lined with good quality Innings
has a good quality velvet collar that fits snugly
around the neck and well-made concaved
shoulder deep centre vent. SI2oo. now $500.
A form-ittng Ovcrcoat, made Of Kersey
Cloth and well lined with good Venetian lin.
ing. very stylish garment and guaranteed
to fit perfectly. 1t has a close-6tting velvet
collar and well padded concaved shoulders,
deep centre vent. Neatly made and nicely
finished $500, now SI2oo.
Long form-httng Overcoat, made Of VII
cuna Cloth and lined with the best Venetian
lining 1t fits perfectly having cose-itting
velvet collar and broad, well-made concaved
shoulders 2o-inch centre vent; 40 inches
long. $500, now $3.50.
Second door
Evening journal., 1907-02-06
Topic Tips

The new pongees are embroidered.
There is a positive mania for little
vanity articles
Plain linen collars have narrow flut-
ed borders in colors.
Lingerie cravats have caused a de-
mand for jeweled scarf pins.
Belts this year are narrower Than
those worn last summer.
Checked jackets are worn with plain
color cloth skirts.
Mohair is to be a great favorite FOR
the spring season.
Sleeves appear in a different fabric
from the rest Of the garment.
( Charming are the little bits Of real
lace neclSwear worn by those who have
them.
Lovely new boas are OF natural color
ostrich tips and marabouts. alternated
Wide silk braids in Scotch plaid arc
pleasing fancy for betting or for
trimming dark cloth and serge suits.