davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
SHOT BY
RIE:ND

Jesse HAwn. a ifyearold boy Al
Avon. near Mt Vernon. u lying Ia
a pfeeariuuH condition ~ che pfovi
dcncH hospital whore he was
brought this afternoon. having been
shot BY Frank Kimaey. Gloss
friend. Tueeday afternoon.
4 didn know e vas loaded.
IL the excuse gsvcn By kimacy 10.
day. who accompanied Hawn 10 Sc
Atiic
The boys wnrs engaged Ia an after.
math eriehgaglon of the Fourth
Kims8Y theaEht he had cmpilcd
bis Fpveiyer and pointed it a.
liRwu In sumc waN the piece was
discharged. the bullet striking the
latter ia tho back And ranging
around tho right side
An attempt 10 belng made 20 10
cate the ballet this Rftrrne0n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
SCORES 4.
kill ED
81
laarIpps TsIsaraph ssrvIes.y

|t8ANfEEA fhffMfNEW w FfN'fF
PHILADELPHIA. July 10 The
hrldEman Bros Iron pipe factory.
located az 18th and Washington av,
oue II Lie largest factories Ia the
United States. collapsed shortly
after ! o'clock aud between 30 aud
40 are dead and 80 are unaec0unt
cd for
Oue hundred workmcn we're en-
pl0yed CONSTRUCTING the fourth
story addition, aud an wrut down
To add % the horror. fire broke
out bat was quickly cxtiuguihhed
Flremen. policemen and hospital
attendants came quickly 20 the ~.
lief OF the dead. dying and IN.
lurod. Wagons. push carts. etc.
were placed IN service aa ambu
lance wagons. and Ia these the In
luted were hurried 10 nearby hos
pltala
The survivors say the roofs
ahsEad. crashing downward. ard
The front walls were the first 20
give way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
TO SING THE MESSIAH"
AGAIN next SATURDAY

clal and musical standpoint
The Messiah" WAS rendered BY
chorus Of 900 go,roa. an prchea
ira n 100 pieces and five s0loists
Including Miss Helen Buckley. Of
Chicago. and Mrs Claire II Farna
worth. ~ Seattle. soprano. Mu
" II, Whittlesey. contradict Her
bert Williams. tenor. Bowman Ital
sion haas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
GIRL IS SCALDED

Mary Gordon. i2 years Old. was
brought to the Providence hospital
this afternoon from suoqualmie.
Wash. suffering with badly
acaided lover limb. While stand
ing near the boiler Of mill AZ
that place on July 4 a atopcock
dropped ouf and the hot water
poured uuun her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
UnneCessarYWOrrY

About the safety ~ your valuable
papers, jewels. siiyefware. etc.
may be easily avoided. Rent a
steel individual safe In the fire
and burglar proof safe deposit
vaults of Vim. D. Perkins 4 Co
bankers, 2it Cherry ~. Alaska
building, t4oO pays the rent for a
v0ar go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

Judge John n Gordon Monday
afternoon sentenced Alex. Ffayaer.
a railroad man. ID 30 days IN the
eonuiy iail for beating his ~ year.
old htepson. whom. Il wAs claimed
b. brutality horsewhipped The
sentence was later suspended. a.
n waa learned that Frayaer had
large family depending upon him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

Fully 10000 persons who desired
10 Witness the performance OF the
Messiah we're turned away from
tho big Christian EndeaYor teni
last night for lack Of roouh and
10 accommodate many who had
purchased tickets and were unable
20 witness tho musical masterpiece.
~ will be repeated on next Bniur
dag evening The affair was a
brilliant success. from both a finnu'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
FIRST VICTIM OF
HOT WEATHER

Mark nuxoiG9i. iaborer. was
taken 20 Providence hoapIlei,short
" before noon today, IN a sstioua
condition. the first victim Of otho
July Aent ia Seattle.
lluSolceh was a.ngngcd ~ hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

labor on work for no Puget Sound
Bridge a Dredging company when
the stroke came. and ho WaH proc
trated While hi condition ls SO.
Fnrded aa serious. recovery ~
hoped for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
GREENLAND and FREMONT

Tits IS THE nFHf nrf AT
WOODLAND PARA
NfHam nee cottage auA heH*fnrft. tvs
tiafka g. afhaai ufahstfu fihla sirH tis
ttets 90 nee car lice So haif fash.
iffuis nn haiaaef 81 z - frui Nasi1sHes
90 s est fhans Nafth sai aaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
GEORGETOWN AND SOUTH
PARK.

Three large lots in Grofratpwn. fns
view and near two cnr limos. ana tho
alto N thr new hlgh school In taken
~ once VIII sell far below mafket Terms
cash Y a. Lave. owner. NnurretuWu
y q Boz 2s Phone East f6s6 gaissn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
rnoNn Norm MN An.

To The star Main 1885 Ind
itaS The star viii call and coli
ieee che blll, and win send 10
yeu the answera 10 yeur al
when addressed Care The star
RATES ron Ct.ASsirfru
AN tNrISfWt1Nf ttetR
Wanted, t.ast nad Feund, TER
neat, Tee sale, se%ss One Csnt
WEIRD.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
- Nords rhree Times Zoe IS
yeats
Seven words OF fractions Of
werds &C. the tine. cash In ad.
vance when charged 60 ae=
count actual number Of tines as
set will 90 counted Minimum
tit for an al Els cents Raj
lard Want Al AAency, r. ~
Mullen. SAL u@i.ard Av. OPP
CITY Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

fpF sale by owner fine CORNER i0ca
ton. near on av aud Howell Hf hrnal
now wagon. fine horse ara now harness
long lease ana very low ront Average
daily oairH now goo which could h. naalIt
iucfeaaed 90 fia1 by good hustler I have
hcfn in thia one location flr thr Pact NJ
years but am now HQ crippled hy fheumn.
ilam fhni / am forced to leave f0f :
change ~ climate within mo ucKt 10 dave
WIN cell fu ieaa than invoice ~ No anit
lnyslge about $500 Phones Main iiei 81
Ind gsfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
goa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..



Our Htus tals Or uow % p.in,.
n A. go s " s', ,e.,. t.ll''t gsa ass
PLATES ans s1es inla "details. aaa iriis raa
nes @ 90 SEA - ~ pslalins. tsls
~. fef Pe.at safsl4 - H,aas ihse as
" FasHfnx wita ang eAiht faaf u maas
ef Fafs materials
ous uai1 sal rsias l. susssa,s.s 70
-.a 81 pee lsss insH five seafs ana i
teis htfls taak ws iiiasgfate q isfr~ mod
rfM isAiHi grindinx taaekine q to-day en-
r'sialns Wis pairi afaun1 ~ m4ehiasFf
~ eif sigle. niset alih ihs rss4is gasl
tfN4 as festsi CARE Telling - fas ntsh
F@iat aHA VII frwafa sea uaF
~ eslts std hh iistiF haaa ~ ~.
iaru mail ffee. raai eais uiihaat star1s
wISpowa
WA eur western mHf aaa ehrsnt-f. 4s-
isFrfT &c anF efss af sanh 1890, Il.
r.as1E thie4nrss - ~
.sissr than n In ~ IA L.
c0rrSer rnoNr WINDOWS
y, s '.s - saM iap siasa sas1a o. 80.
tsua r. aur aass $50 sses rsi.s issss
sn - N3 mAd sams &C. feu fsva -
o WILLIAMS CO
~ NteiefH ~ Heeisie Wa e. a
t trfeff Hn1 NEST fasefahff knaaa
@f ~ ne Northwest
fsess~.-s,.a -. -
..@..'F. ~ r. ..''l- sFs9 ~ esH
- 49, 49, - rat -
fea hate -ft
spaa ~ rrntls ~,sk her.., s-s'7 -
sie6l@ heiH. cafi siEuas Tei Gassa
LOCATION 800 -
Nest skxats b. faly tsth -. ..ssm.
siaek q nsw An8 asean8 haas fs-uires.
RED FnnNT FfwNfrflnn ~
SO ffss sifsss
-
@sAA vs. AsWFfl NlnHsf. Mes Aaens.
49,. 5000 reiianAl usH trep
-t.-s 80 ~ hAni a.
49, :. Ntfzfs fesAHAH4 beas~
~. So ~. u
- - III
81 sal "a ErTHTl.T ---71s----7 - -
sirss aas kla8s : s1aa N Snaiss - 80
END - arsns - nstara Ysss1e !, -
rfttfsisi a Mahan~n i4fft
-------------------------
- 49, 49, -, 49, 80 ~
Iva 4 tN asIr az .sts /.
- - " Y
tfet 49,
Hanss sad fara fnfa faf sale So a 80
--------.--------.------------..---
Fef 4nf~mu na fh.suasra safis4aIe rf.fs.
q aan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10


TIME INVESTMENT COMPANY
MaIw A $50 Tmpifr fiidr ma q.
2 lntF in ballard Cheated. in fence ana
fruit trees f'pl. 500 each. talaure GO q
month.
fine View iofH rn MaKuaiia uluff close o.
cat Hnfih tl aA4 You're fnr $40. q cash.
balance iu q pfHrH
f lnfs lu tho Rainier VALLEY close f1 car.
tiH e1ch. p rnrh. balance years
Those iHis are the remainder 70 90 az
difiun chat aal4 Ht twice those pritrn ara
ihr object f. to clean up ~ owner 4
lrnuinE rlfY
10 acres ~ eatsf mont on tho Sound Zoo
ffrf ~ water 'front.' af cleared aud fiuf
HlqplnE beach. opposite koypofi % Zoo.
qll cash
p acres softh of ballard that can he
huuHhi pc $50 an acre Thia property
VIII show nn enormous profit ln lra1
Than Ga months ~ F0u are interested
IN r. plating proposition cali un 40. ana
lnt ua give you particulars
Tot IT, Block p lruuklFu addition 0n lffh
eN.s 2 blocks from UuiVerHlff entrance.
We can deliver Tor few days at 1880
Very easy terms
Homes N 800 kinds and description on easy
terms Come ih nnd aef POI
TIME fNNEH1 MINT COMPANY
Main 1gg 90 Empire hide lud 90 -t0-Ii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

fiFe sefes. hiaa stats - eriilsafiaa. e
= Mhs eafta4s ass FfsFH hssss D. -
tffs a6fss 81 risf at WaIate7 staa IS
~ HiaeNN rEHsinx SOS 1lNe o. ea "A fasA
iNesstset Ter ssis I fasrns fafatrfns
ttn aasH
WAHNnrnN REALTY uu.
F2fntef HeaEh EAST zft1 ff
Far sale uns Gov fHeuiss tsft ala
Ave Fnaus led A ftst la =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10


rHR STAR LOAN co. ua as celilns
kgesnt ana James The rsaesptsst tank
% shs waae Garner A clsst, CgeekseepeF.
machinisf sngiuetf ar tmriafe can obtain
Amount s,ey s'' ss ss'. sl'Rss. W,S.as
4, '.s w II
Ssanssnua' ,esr,,oo. ,rss,m.s, ne "a.
rlsassnl inquiries
VIRTUE YF1Krp 90.
rfoted ~ NApltvins real estate ttfAisht
ssn 81 'T s.,. - es,.,'T'a 'esA' At ''a
NtHftin. NNHkrs co.
hes,ea nierk ne,h fheess
u TrfnHsErn . SsA, NrSans
nsl,aefis, hs -, ' .s.as = ,sa Z, 3" nSe
rHE cry loan Go. 70 ssiliyaa nids,
Mensy advanced salarlsa psopis. retail
Nit, ~, SssaaH'.. !.sns,srs. eesrd,as IN n
ins '''''e '' ~ AZ
NnAL rtrAfE toANA
49, 70 Naa o. ieah an inWefea fss'
ssists ~ 10 haudius rurpesea w
Woman ns bowman nldg 80
SALARY loANa
TIE cNNsenNe LOAN GuMfANt,
Si MARioN hulLpise
Msssy ,ssnsa .ai.s,.a rsepis On g.
wset - cheap rates $50 - ,sss
Stsaa os., CSC reerle's savings hanA ~
To Ieaa- rrNa,, money =, isw ,sls ?!
etefest oshef Nsihofn, - sna
SALARY losas Lowsss ra,ss sssy ,ssm9
NsettfnuAL y, A Ns~tee. - fesfAe
HrAL ESTATE foANH
sssass :" y, y n.,s ss g ea,e ,e.s " =
woFHtan tia i.swmsn hlts ia
Neaay 20 ivan or lapfaysd ami auiua
sos hAt'sf hlts
issas - t1sysi.gts. nolsss s'e. wm
eaiss laaaa staHssAaI ~ ns.isa 81
ntsiNEss CtisN,Es.
NAN on wuNAN waatsa ss sua sssfs
EV@s thtnH faf party With iittts nabsF
ses Hfanlsy eF hiee tH ltilmaas efuess r.
riasss biosk IT
Nsfsi aasins N6Iae Iss.in sad a5afig 81
Nsl essentially rens itN oass wnhia 3
DAYS At 81 50 e. - easa Rulatt a rat
isfsea p efeen uiefk
PARTNER aanfrd To- fafuiiufa business
maat laws s4aee
TIA snt coffee ataTa faf ale fsnt Haif
So taeanis en- aQo a HaUnth
Nlsaf Fiant has Neatiaus gheEr fcntl can
pc tai ehNAH
a. esp NraeafE sfofa. riass ins fine enfnsf
established aettnfrrn faars rest t,1 fn-
eieaiuE Eaad harm Fart cash. balance
- Hnrihs
o. 100 fifcefy ssnFs wiii sell At intusFa.
rent EH
PRIVATE HNvfkN0E REALTY CO.
q lnlan Hta.E
BUSINESS CHANCE
A heaHfirai haHns wtth 81 fnemfas 10 faaa
a nanth ~ hat { caa gifa Yea frr a. 10
hsh a uuHham. tfh fiaef. Hiausef uids
l'iaHnH Main E5at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

NEW ADDITION Cams teaag FfRs
ana % .acfs tracts ou esf line. fiaae in. ansf
ffts en- terms u o rsf maath ass iiiil.
ness cashier tatay st
aFHilAt fNtAN kssEfs Naet close iai
anfF ~. aa terms ~ Is psf nHnth. nisa
five iafa isNr Washington eafsf tfuni -
.. aH trftHs T. luantai aieH fhe FllheeA
btaEkakt land 81 Earth a. Naitsr 1ftfi
cheap an terms NiEH ~ efesa Aake Nah
faHsh Erma $50 itiisnAu's aalrsuisn tas
tsT IL rinss tlcsk We az tAs gHHsfs
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
to CO Pioneer DifE
Don't Pay
Rent
For $1,000 Cash We
Have the Cheapest
Home in Seattle

brand new h1ure &c five ruaraa AMI
panty electric fixtures. cement basement
NnF hNeE from present car iiun anil the
new line viii paa1 fighf in front % your
door Just h mlnuies ride from Totem
pole .l1Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
Chr

DON
yard
Hebra|
the 81
.ATtan1
pbia |
the n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10
BALLARD DISTRICT.

WANTED aAtsHMMNM AAn %
sktsNatsA
ttaa % ftt9 per manih guaranteed
earelfsHfs unHeafssaFF Apply ~ once.
NnHm f1f fianref Hinah International
unna s Realty co asIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-10

"a 8Hhf" For solo cheap hy aeurf. :
beautiful lnoia Tract gH now lntafufbuu
ntHr Dee M1inea Address rasimasier.
Zenith. wa.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
LITTLE THINGS.
RY LIrTLE ANoNYMous.

Little words are sweetest to hear;
little charities fly farthest, and stay
longest ON the wing; little lakes are the
stillest; little hearts are the fullest,
and little farms are the best titled.
Little books are read the most, and lit
tie songs the dearest loved. And when
Nature would make anything especial
liz rare and beautiful, she makes it
little; little pearls, little diamonds, lit
tie dews. Agar's is a model prayer;
but then it is little one; and the bur
den of the petition is but for little.
The sermon on the Mount is little, but
the last dedication discourse was an
hour long. Life is made up of Titles;
death is what remains of them all.
Day is made up of little beams, and
night is glorious with little stars. +"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

For SALE-A good hot water Excel
sior incubator and brooder, cheap. EdW
o. Eveason, Viroqna, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

At creamery meeting at Genoa, to
elect new officers, P. u. McManamy
was elected president; JOCK Shumway,
vice president; w. w. Powell, secre-
tary; A. Zabolio, treasurer; Fred Kuch
and Cad Johnson, directors.
Mrs. G. K. Nuzum passed Sunday
in La Fargo with her mother and sister
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
The Golden Spanish

This is a large variety of bright gold
en- color and excellent quality This is
the lightest eolored tobacco | have ever
seen. Grown on prairie or openings
lard. it resembles tobacco grown on
sandy land and is exactly what the
market demands. 1t is not nearly as
liabie to shed burn as the large broad
leaf and hybred varieties. Plant this
variety and you will be more than
pleased.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
rae coMsTock SPANISH

l have the best strain of pure seed of
this variety, which guarantee to be
all right in every respect.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
Special Announcement Regarding the National
Pure Food Drug Law.

we are pleased r 20 announce ann ,I tnat F9-
a . I,n tro, % Z; ~ enfad hv 1V ths
National Pnre Food aod Drnp law as II
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

WANTED Gentleman or lady to ira
vel for mercantile house of large CAPT
tai Territory at home or abroai to
suit. If desirable the home may be
used as headquarters. Weekly salary
of 8, 092 per year and expenses. Adj
dress. Jos. A. Alexander. 125 Plymouth
Place, Chicago, I'll.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
WANTED "A girl to do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs. Frank Rogers.

WANTED Experienced lady clerk fer
drS goods department. Apply at once.
G. j. SEsgRsoN & Co., Virogua Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

WANTED Good man to run farm on
shares, good tobacco farm with sheds.
Also dairy and berries. Call on or adj
dress, C. J. SEvERsoN, Viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

Our Showing of Wash and
Net Waists is now com
plete. The range of styles
affords wide choosing.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

For SALE 500 Scotch pine trees
from to 3 feet high. Price zoe each.
In lots of fifty, 15c each. 6. T. For
tun, Viroqua, Wis.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

Those Pulyer wagon gears are
nearly all gone at Chas. s. Slack & Co.'S.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13

Terhune & Mason, painters and
paper hangers. Phone 276.
New stock! New stock New and
uptodate. The Blue Front Store.
Mrs. Isaac Smith and daughter
Matte of this city, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. |. d. Bennett at Salem,
Oregon, this week.
The Litchfield manure spreader is
warranted now for five years and it has
only one lever, and steel trucks. Leave
your order this week at Chas. S. Slack
4 Cos.
Another Schacht wire wheeled,
cushioned tire, driving wagon sold.
VIM. Webb Jr. gets it. Leave your
order at Chas. S. Slack & Co.'S this
week.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
Easter Neckwear
Spring 1907 Negligee Shirts

$1.00 and ST. 50 for negIigee shirts
in w -, blues, pinks and greys:
striped and checked effects. At
tached or detached cuffs. The as
sortment is very extensive. Choose
now.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1907-03-13
Gaste,. Sunaau NIarch 3Zst
Mems Spring Suits at from
$40 to $22

The 3-button style which we have in
a great variety of patterns will be the
most popular this season, especially with
the young men For the more conser-
vative dressers we have any number OF
styles, It is time to look them over.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
The New Hat.

The new hat-or, perhaps. 1t should be
plural-is called the three In one. II
bids fair to rival any bit of millinery that
has made its appearance in a long time
The '.three-in-one" is really three sep
arate hats. so worn that when al three
are on the head at the same time the ef-
feet of only one hat Is given. With the
removal of the top layer of hat, another.
entirely different In style, materials and
colors. is revealed, which, in its turn. can
be removed to show still third hat. far
removed from either of its predecessors.
and meant for wear on different occasions
from either of the others.
So 1t happens. when madam goes out
in the early morning wearing a dark
velvet hat with staid plumes and what
seems to be choux of ribbon and few
flowers for a bandeau trimming she
need not return home to change to a
dainty lingerie affair for the reception
later in the day The top layer can be
sent home by messenger.
Then, still later. IL business or other
matters keep milady down town. she has
only to unp!n her lingerie hat, lift off the
second layer and she is ready for any
evening affair.
What has seemed to be the ribbon bows
on the second hat are proved to be
dainty little theater bonnet, chic and
sure to be much admired. as ii is an ideal
tEeater bonnet.
Evening star., 1907-11-09

a frock pretty girl the other day said.
It's the dearest thing you ever saw and
q perfect dream of hand-embroidered love
lness." nightmare 1 thought 1t where
the pocketbook was concerned, for one
could positively bank notes repre-
senting the exquisite hand work that was
it's chief beauty. This same girl was
lamenting the fact tnat she didn't see how
in the world she was going to walk in the
creation which was Of the hipless build.
l agreed with her that grace, a course in
desarte or physical culture, would prove
of avail for any known locomotion
seemed out of the question when applied
to this wearer of the new gown. new
walk will have to be invented for the new
skirt, a sort of a go-aS-youcan affair,
with a decided leaning to the straight and
narrow way, for 1t is an impossibility to
step to the right or even to the left ones
only salvation being to keep in the mid
die Of the road.
To return for minute to embroiderfes,
there Is a new kind of needlework tnat is
the most extravagant and al the same
time the smartest thing of the season as
an adornment for evening frocks. To the
uninitiated the gown has the appearance
of being made of striped silk. but in real
ity 1t Is a woven fabric of silver that is
put over the silk foundation and caught
to 1t with crystal beads. For day gowns
this trimming is carried out in steel or
different colored beads and used as
motifs. CATHERINE TALBOT.
Evening star., 1907-11-09
Vogue of the Waistcoat.

The woman who is dressing upon mod
crate means is keenly alive to the dressy
possibilities of the small things Of her at
tire, and to her the waistcoat appeals
strongly. She has one made to wea" with
each coat, and It is only a matter OF
choice with her whether she puts it on or
not. The prettest of the winter gowns
have separate waistcoats. which can b.
slipped on under the outer coat and
buttGnsd up tightly. Then the coat is
put on and secured to the waistcoat with
an invisible hook or two
Evening star., 1907-11-09

HE new umbrella handles are
the most astonishing products
Of the Partisan manufactur-
ers' art Walking down the
Rue de Ia Paix the other day
L seheld an apparently perfectly account
xs.le looking girl carrying the latest
thing In this cult. The en- tout cas- was
OF dark green Silk. with q handle or
carved wood stained a dull brown. Ihe
i.sndle represented the head OF most
rY.sSc levOus monkey wearing g Jaunty
cap q Ia Mephistopheles. painted green
t,n thr side OF his head. At the touch of
= secret spring he rolled his eyes upward
4, a very d.verting manner and at the
saain tim. extended his red tongue. My
cssyi0slty aroused. / hied me into nearby
seDp famous for its novelties and asked
to L- shown the latest / was prompt
IL handed an umbrella covered with dark
Ilant. SIX with handle shaped like
cat hoad III ebony. The creature was
vsrariug IA white panama hat-very much
o. TN" side OF the head-and at u given
s,txDal it hall closed its eyes and pushed
oEI iys uGderlip- These new umbrellas
max. most ;srcepta Bile presents for those
Nho appreciate novelties. and. really,
Yr,ary OF them are amazingly chic.
in ,ouT-'. one Is not obliged 10 follow
tees f;,ddy fashions. for the things one
has - have or think she has to possess
ar 50 numerous this season as to be posi-
trejy d'SCouTaeing To women not In the
gnIsIi0uairr class one ; expenses certain
I5 seem tu Increase from year To year.
MIHn.ry has never been so dear. and the
E>E5,ces~ gowns. which are so fashionable,
demand Elaborate rloaks. and cloaks are
among tine most expensive items in
asSnidn = wardrobe. When one cloak and
tNo hats are needed for a single frock
IL h llf
ths future viii bring forth. To earn
st,p.I' y ton TOR always being well turned
CAS- pHr has 10 spend lot Of money, Tor
eps1ipr iu these matters becomes more
trsi,al .very day. and II requires not
oE1y II GcIl-fiiied purse. but a good con-
sis'ptjr!t atUc an alert mind to keep In the
swan. tnt ,t Is Il fauguing occupation.
tssAl ot cnuosing clothes all the year round
seS Ol dressing TWO or three and some
tines four times day. Competition IS
taxztrly keen \ moment $ absence Of
ru.sd Il moments inattention. and YOU
ne eft behind. and 10 make up for lost
tia ar extra effort Is needed.
No Solution to the Problem.
e.. sad part OF it all is that there is
fs su.ulIau 10 tile problem.
Or might suggest the adoption of an
t15A.,ldy;l style. but II takes up even
1lss~s ot ,us's time to design clothes than
Il .o-s tn follow In fashions lead. ]
tIiak rather. that the proposed solution
tys6} complexities affairs. There are con
staa' ais upon ones taste and capaci-
tirs at decision, whatever policy is car
rsss out especially in these days OF ecleC-
tE1sul, When every woman Is attempting
te adopt style OF her own" That she
noes AOt often succeed in conveying a par
titsEIa Y original impression Is owing
pxzsiy To competition and again to the
fAz4 tEat a woman's natural physique
ana attitude cont tributa much more to-
NEG the originality than does the cut of
Asr clothes. There are women who In
~ most oomnonpiace garments stand
81 In crowd, while It will be noticed