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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
NptpSScns aaleiumfarbiSiabrif.

Sfslse ResoeIeIie ira 3otoooen tor'
IpSer set, at RutooSenS aalchinrfar'
bioFabrtf ifal uopioeS % Brooarftto-
men forocbles. Sabrifbpgnirgerrte ull
btItnof life blue ti[bpggeoe, men Der
inoIpttes npe Done. auIGg9et ptl I
1tbpi0et Stano fontrrle til at beIflpt'
tiae 100 TeunS moo en- so q 60 for
ftNpu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
SslauS. Sra SisbcnboDn meIo'

SslauS. sra SisbcnboDn meloeS
ZEN sbe Ssorniar: Otter booo Der
meSSeIes / "Solitifen" iorI0frger
idmtliae tslanoife SppOitiorShinoe,
ct altinget oplsies 90 me 8aig ITO
ifrtpes, inoen be i~slar0ite NfeOlern'
nrer al oer paatanfte G~orbnnoslop'
fornmislion pnlses. Re8ierin8bIaoene
mobiptter iis Splssnln8, meoeliS
Reoieringen nlenes life m pore until
Iio til at uSifpoe 8aIget al De island.
NE Wehemmer al 8o1mntaitone1t III
efter 8aIsene | 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
9cnlige Orb.

Seroeo tatter Tea for 8ubberitempeIet;
bet er en- upttig cling for eUboer RauS.
Oct bar en- eoS grGmie meb "0scora6s
Soften, % ie9 bnnbsr. at hi oil iaa ilcs
uc IigrcuSe. Ct goSt Rptaar til "Teco'
ra3'Rotsn" 90 FeriOnaIe.
Sars RteIiOu,
&2. BocaboHtds. ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

4fopbc gcteraucr. SltSman6 Rcoer
SbIenileger, Sen0erbors Otarf t
@rinbiteo So9rL pon @ritnO al i'm
oplbiae SfiffelIe ipOpudig taI0et
"Store 9eir", en- Al &eteranerne ira
Sreaarsfrigcn, er iihge "SeiIe SOL
feblab" afgooet peO Gsben 90 6egra.
ret pan @rinbitco atrfesuurb. vi
bans arig8fameroter ftnoes enoni 7
| Sognet.
- Zen eISIte @oobembroSer GEL
ifabet "De 6unIte @NubenbrsSre for
Soriens % Omegn", Ssren Nortet'
ien Saabe9oaro, er afgaaet pe0 D.
oen / en- qIber al IS Iar. San Del
too ior esnfanteriit I BEN ferite lies
pigife arfg og bur me0 ! 9ee 5eItto'
get. Self uifabt Hap ban ttte oerfra.
ioet ban bleo iuorct ooer Sr1roer al
Ell 8ranatihmp, b~0orior ban I Dc Ie'
mere glar bar op9eoaaret SrHoaI1oe'
peniion.
On al Greooratrisens getcra'
ner. flu. .soanefo8eo @pbe SGnien,
ser ifoen 1868 bar eiet "9ielo8aoro"
! calling, er afgoact oeS 3ssen, om'
trent Sc gar gommeL. afbsbe bar
iidoe Ssh. StfbI." bIGnbt anbet me0
peS Sreoericia, Siteb og acIStrG og
otter SEN fiSitc aorp mootos ban al
sfreSerif SEN Toes 8aano Came
broasforiet. San oar Sognefogeo /
90 aor. afSsoe, Der ! De ienere aar
bar noaet inrffet, men bog alliseoe
ret raft, par f1n iu8 ct Bar 9age, tr'
Hprr SeNPn fort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
spprpeisitrcifcu bilast. Sra Sci

Spprpetsfrttftu p'iuB'' OIN VIZ
berboon meloes ben CITE $onliar: Seo
De fortiotte Sorbanrlin8er rrellent
RepraSentanter for arbeth&gioer' o9
WseItericreniugerL De iamotrtenoe
Saaforbuno / 9anmort, attieiellta'
bet &isbenbapns Sporcet 90 Spor-
epis. oe Omnibus funftionPrerreS
Srqaniiotioner ene6e8 man ON ct
sscrIlaq til Sperenstomit iom iSo9
er foreIoat en- 8eteraIforiamItng I
Suuftion9rernes Organization. 9er'
ne pebtog / gftcruiNoag enitcmmi9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iom bcItc1 al
Selifabernes UNDER 9or8ermeIter
Sacobis 8eglir93iorisg fsr Stri'
ben frenIatte SiIbuo meo unRientlt'
ge smoaenSrtngcr iant 6aitiettelIe
al 2snsreg1tIatioet3 Tarigbeo til ire
Gor. arbeiS8ticm iorforteS to Ii
mer u9entlig. GrbeiNet g~ienoptogeS
inlorgen tioIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
Sra Uorse.

Sci bIaait. SOrsrim sonio, srp-
III, ifisD fsr Sail paa 5 Sngtoage 26
Snir og A adriltsl. en- at Dagene
8 Siur. Set niaa iiges at bore bel
bloait", ifriper 1gsorff SorGtsbIao".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
Spenifc Sp.rs SolfemGngSe. 20


Serb" meS0eler Ell Cite oper 6olte'
mPnsSens @euGgeIie / 1906 | &c
ipenife 9per me0 lluotogelic al
StocfboIm % .8steborg. 8perne
aarISfronaS SoIfetaI, iom III altoro.
ger til 26,334, er aitaget meS 800,
SeoerbamrS III 1922 meo 107, 3D.
nersborg G,127 meo 81, arboga
5000 meS 1 &sping (,65S) meo
70, SpSerfsping (2,s45) meS 20,
SorsbGua Q,S61) meo 3 og ben
imuffe lille Stab WariefreS Q,206)
meo 7. GreIeburg og 8drio bar
itoaet title meS reipetttpe s,023 %
s.0O6 SnSbaonere. Sorsurigt foIoer
Ser en- ftsrre eller minbre 6orsgeIie
paa iomtIige 9per. ferit paa GitiIs.
tuna, bbiS 6oIfetoI fra GorsIfiitet
19O6-19O7 peo en- Robofommumes
SnolemmeIie er eget fra 1922 til
26,SO8. GfiIsturo er ~iaoIeSeS fra
at oPre Runer IS, rpttet op til at
pprc Rumer 7 / RGfteu at ioerife
9ner. WaImes 6olfetoI er oeS en-
8orsqelic pna 3,135 nooet Op I
75,10t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
M0inahplmen"s @9rbippit. -

"2ino5olmen"s 8rano ftrsg Der tieo
@prStbreue til ct 9elsb Of oper ~
coo 4ruuer, en- @erbipuffe til 400
arouer, 1913 refoururanSererpoe greoe
ga IS refounnaroereoe Saffer ira
gmerifa. Nefummaroerebe 8reoe en-
Itottes al 9eIrpaieret meb 90 8ro1ter
Stptfet FOR trbe1aaneIfe og 30 aro'
ner for ,toenIanbife. Sor refort1tarl'
bereSe @after fro ameritd gtpes IN
gen gritatnirpg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

sfarp 2ogif. "$oiIfen at Sige.
barnette ipnes on beoit om3"
Seq foretr9ffer asnes, for bum er
Dem oofreite; men ieg er Dts poa, at
Riap bill bli sem beOite SltItrn."
"Sporfor?"
"Sun er fin rige 9%ebitemors er.
fIpre6e 0nSling."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
Smfpmue paa Eiscn.

Cmfpmue paa Sibcn. Sra aale'
iuub mesoeleS beu Zoe Sarutar: Gre
WanS fra Cullen, en- balp @sils get
gpS for aaIeiuurb, er omfcmmet, mt
togeItg 2srbog bitten. De reilte uo
2srbug poa Siife, os man bar ietere
intet bsrt til Dem. st Sifeoamp'
ifib bar p9ret ube % iegt, men tor'
aiepes. SerinpnS bar mont mi nut
Set be 8~orulpftebes 8aub. 0e ONT
furrne Tar Wg1b / 1870 Iars I'
beren og SamtliefnSre. 0ereS Raote
er artften M6oloar, Seeeriu Sunouif
CO 8ernt Retntn9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

itlsffestilfelbe. Sra gorsarunS
melSes, at UNDER Calming omborb |
gersenshamperen "6arrnanb" forIe-
rem Dag tit en- Stiir 4nrl Wooien
en- Ssmmerituf | Sobet. San bragtes
til Spgebuiet, boor ban bsSe nnite
Dag. afb6be bar AZ Gar 81. % eff
terlaber itg A 8srIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

2paiie-Crseneu. Seller 8ilbeIm
bar TIBET 9rpnrineen al Rorge ben
prersIHte SrriIerroer. 3cane Sroen
CT oprettet til NinSe ON oen gole
Grorning 2piiie, Sre0rif @iIbelm
ben treoies @emalirrSe, Der iaa oarrrrt
tolte lit ulpffelise 6ubrelanos sag
for Ropoleon lmoer oeres Sarnutet-
fontIt / SiIiit 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
SrauS paa aanSs6nsSen.

&reitSal menodes, at forleoen Wsor'
gem neSbrGnbte llbb,Sbpsnir8errle
meo Goling og @uarbsreSifaber pad
@aarben gie / 9ieitaa. Scuesbpg'
ninaen bleo ogiaa Itpgt rafrtporeret.
a~reatrrerne, mbtoeeir Ssniene, bier
cebes. gienoommen tilbsrte Sgrer
0Iien % bar ~asiirreret for firn 5000
ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

Stur 9ape til 3%ipbeuhaDn. Otter
iiffert SorIpSenoe meoSc!er 20. g.,
at .. 9. aSlers arpirRer til &isben.
GGpns aomnnrne bar ifl9nfet Y Mil.
lion arcner I'll grbperpelie al en-
iisrre Sanbeienoom, Der ifal anren.
SeS til Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

@ratis gnaaearnnb.

Scaoennts bar ifslae "NaIb. Sft." NJ
iSrsfen 9lnra Sernien, SsiSleo,
ifienfet Sen iuntft ~beIig8enoe RlaSs
melem 9oergaaro % Soergaaro
Strife. Srf. Ssrenien ogtcr Der at
IoSc bpage et uSbomlcIieSftde for
Qpiroer al 2anbbcitonSer. Soer-
itore Sape mel Grlwt %
8rent pil bliue itiIlet til Glspolttton
for Sfclcn, Der ftal opfsreS I Ssbet
al Soim1ererr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
Saft o f0,
ttItaIaS suer tiaeie.

To~erttsitmeuteF uuber ~Eufss~, ~TtIste~. III
Fales" o. -gfieripsrsiel- tettr 30 GtRts fsr . Ers 10;
beer @aHe, % 10 Geuis ~. Ora fst al. Ton s~periiiJsr
20 Orb. aperfisieueHtrr ~tusissss ne FOR miuors sao
30 Gents. RtRpf naa uttaptselig nssfslJc ale Be-
EHniratr.
ssr sssteHasstibus tsatE u Gsats VE oiais
epp Orb eipr On eiRie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

That's the house the Doctor built,
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness he don't get our money,
For we take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
Sperise 90 5inIano.
Stcnful | 0urrbotten.

Sfcntnl I Rprrbpffen. VI enc tdd'
enbe rigt StentlIsiun6 er, ifriper
"SfeleitebIaoet", giort / SuctoS.
idroe Sogn, 8 8iIouleter fra Oiotbn'
men. anolpierue bier ~ PCT. @ra'
fit, forGorigt SteuflI. Wan aatcr |
8inter nPrmere at muSerisgc Scier.
mes Wpgtigbeo, for bUiItet Stemeo
ct aftieielItab or oannet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
Sra Danmarf.
Yrufesiur @eprs SranSes er 5

rem aitsrebet al iut garnIe SDaSonl
aarebetGnbelie % bar madttet I9sse
tia irS poa aorrrnitnehoipitdIet mel.
bes ira 8~isbenDdpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

Granger De en- Sgmaifine? "SitS.
oenuen" er iaa goo Tom no9eu nrOen
Spmaifine i'll ben oobbelte gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

e~anSsfepue | Seleipil. Sra Male
hIn6 mGSes BEN 6te Ssnmtar: ct
Sanbsite0te / Seleipil bleo df9olbt
her / eftermioSag. Ser bar msot
Selei9iQere ira 3elemarfen, Soroan'
ger, SsnoboroIaub, SspSfioro, 9soro-
fioro, &omS0ul 90 Sstomsre, tat
IL. Sppisningen bolotes Seatrets
ftore Gal og SiSepareIie, iom bar al
Selcs operfplSt al Silbsrere, 6olf ira
8p og SanS. Steouet er arrdngeret
al ~SsuSmere frilproe ungoonS'
lag. lite @rrnie 1T SAILOR @a7
Ianb. SurSGtger. 2Sen Salpor SalI'
&c, SelemGrten, 3oie a. Guuo Stae,
Ssnomere, 3. B. Cars Somasgaaro,
SenSmsre, 4oe a. Serent Sauiet,
Ssnbmsre, 4Se 5. a. Roteoutteu.
Senomsre. Ste a. anoers He6, Hors-
fiorS, ste b. u. gisrnoal, S~sn05Sro.
lamb. Sorfin StIere, SsnSfierb. t6
Gar saHmeI, TT en- @rertaprGmie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
sinniiss Cpoemnina. sfil

StnniIpS LpoGMIIing. StIst1ttet
| gnlebning Of Einniiss Spo1mrrirrg
bar lat bet inmIeoe Sfisnsbeleb iii
omfring 107 0 Ser. Deraf faar
Stnten for iHle gierrSoulire peo
TinnliS 1900 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
en Sane paa eanaeIanO. : R,tS-

fisbing oa Ntellen. 90 Spmmgelano
bar Der | ben iioite Bis cirt1tIerct en-
abresie, iom frrper arIpgset al en-
Sppr- og Spobaue pao SauseIano
lloisrt inareit mdigt. abreSen er
uroerifrcpet at 1858 Sfottcp0ere %
bill mu blioe tiIimot 9te8iertug %
MasoQa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

TtlialgS. - llreerte9Hsee bar ttl'
iaiss AZ Naraauge al Spuoesns gpaa'
neostieeHoe os airtstiseHos. u. gauge,
9ttrifrano. getnH. 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

OtNalaS. - 100 acres uomer'et
X a~reatariarm. lite alasies Suie. fienbt
Tom 6. I. bpsiums. s shl moro Tor 3eeos
rab. Dtaitrnsri, apru Sapre ps Ss nleotsI.
ger, ON sni.es, lioeu tpHiaHt SetaltHs, Helteu
paa lang 5enitaRo III 5 Srpesnt. VI. y.
2uoe, 6oute 4, DEBORAH, Soma. 46s2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
SpHe.

Browns Bronchial Troches" brugeS
meo SSproel for at lette Soite, faar Gals,
SGsb.b % 9uftrersipscum. 25c. pr. sslte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

.Tiljalgs.-Gt so acres 9uuoitptts
= 4 Mil ira Stati0n % III shI fra en-
lioen gp, gus nee fem SRrelier I. 10 acres
oprpboet, en- SmioIe. Stale % @lRrber.
gris : 1880. 5irit Rational SaHi, 5etrpit.
geinn. II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25

Stort Gieubumsinls. go6seier O..
@anfel bar iolgt iamtligs Tine faite
Gierouunte I'll i'm EN- Srgenisr 5.
@unfel, beribGdnSt aumbo meo 0tcs-
icIfooen, arrt5o 8atfabrit / Wcis
2aneiogn og Rarutorsers &alffa'
BRIT / Sat6e oeb Solmeitruno, mel
bes ira Nhois. &is6eirmunen er lube.
fienSt. SupeSeielboumen aar1bo |
ghoIs SerreS heo inStisbt | 1S4S al
ben nlroprcuSe SGlgerS SaSer, 6or'
oaLter oeS geois Sernperf, S. 8on.
fel. Den eaar iaalebes mi oper til
treble Generation | Slegten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-25
amtmaub lllmaun bar f1tL6fsrt en-

amtmanb l1Ilmaun bar fiILOfsrt en-
mn og forbeoret ltSsape Of I'm 9ebfte'
NOR, GonraOire Sltnfers moriornme
@rtnbringer ira &rtIttania SelitabS-
Iiu-t "@antle 9aee". Oen forrtge
rlbgope, fpm / ntonge &ur bar naret
,lbiolgt, par megct irttlfreogtilenbe,
ibet Ser al Observation-Disclosures bar
,tbelabt en- bel Sel foitelise Stitorter,
Tom altIaa fonrnler til at eiere ben
1rpe l1bgape Of ben tnteresiante Bog
n6erIigere tiitrrffenSe. Sr. uldnarn
ubgioer cgiaa / en- ner Srentio Set
lobe gqrblurSreOes Stitorie".
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22

If there is trouble of any kind with
the eyes, wash of either cold tea or
new milk is good.
A few drops of camphor taken on a
lump of sugar Mt the first intimation Of
a cold will often break it up.
For bronchial trouble. if common
baking soda is blown through glass
tube into the throat it will be found eff
fec-ive.
For a scald try dry -four; the heat
from the burn will moisten the flour,
and, if it is left on, it will heal with
out a scar.
4 doctor who makes a speciality of
modern nerve cures says that an hour
of silence should be vigorously i'm
posed on each patient daily. In seri-
GUS cases it may even be desirable to
enforce silence for two hours each day.
Massaging about the eyes must be
done very carefully, else more wrin-
kles will appear. Using a slight rotary
motion with the finger tips, work from
the nose toward the temple and up
around the eyelid. toward the nose
again, using food or facial cream.
A splendid face bleach and one that
is sanctioned by medical men, is made
from one half ounce of Jordan al
monds, one and half drains of bitter
almonds, one-half pint of distilled wa
ter and seven and half grains of
bichIoride of mercury coarseiy pow
dered.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22
SEARCH FOR kRueER's GOLD.
Thousands OF Pounds Already Spent
In south African Hunt.

Thousands OF Pounds Already Spent
In south African Hunt.
Since the late Boer war a new phase
of treasure hunting has been in vogue.
Some one started rumor that ere
his departure from the Transvaal the
late President had a quantity OF bar
gold, variously estimated at a value
ranging from one to several millions,
conveyed up country and buried, says
Chambers Journal. The story received
so much credence that the British gov
eminent at Pretoria has provided spe-
clal permits and police assistance to
various persons who professed to be
able to guide a search party to the
hiding place.
The degree Of gullibility that even in
telligent and educated men can attain
when excited by treasure mania was
amusingly illustrated by well-known
instance. A young Boer from the dis
trict supposed to contain the treasure
called upon doctor near Johannes
burg and told a strange story. He
said that one night while riding in a
wooded kloof or gorge, and reconnoit-
eripg cautiously he saw a party of
men removing boxes from a wagon and
burying them,
Carefully noting the spot he got
away unobserved and returned next
day, when he unearthed box which
on being broken open he found to con-
tain bars of gold and quantities Of
Kruger sovereigns minted on one side
only. In confirmation of the story
he produced three discs of gold which
appeared to have been struck on one
side with an imperfect die.
His object on calling on the doctor
was to borrow ESQ In order to procure
a wagon and oxen to remove the treas
ure. He was asked why he did not
bring away the portable coin and thus
make himself independent of outside
financial air. His explanation was in
genious. He feared to bring more lest
he might be found with them upon him.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22
Finds Her GROCER Honest.

do you know a pretty bride of
three months said to q friend the other
day, Il think all these jokes about
young wives having so much trouble
with butchers and grocers and being
cheated and all that is just too fool
ish.''
Then | presume you are getting on
all right with yours, dear?" her friend
inquired.
why, of course / ann Anybody
would if they would just deal at re-
liable place" the young wife declared.
Now, there is my grocer she contin-
ued. He is just as obliging and
thoughtful as can be. The other day
l ordered a dozen oranges and when
they came found there were but elev-
en- in the bag, so when | went to the
store again l told him so.
why, yes, ma'am,' he said. Il
know there were. | had put in dozen,
but / noticed that one of them was
spoiled and of course l couldn't send
you any but the best goods, so l took
II out
'NoR, don't you think that was nice
in him to be so thoughtful and hon
est?f she concluded.-Harper's Week
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22

The circular shape is no more, so
far as short skirts are concerned. In
that capacity it was always thorn
in the flesh to both wearer and dress
maker, for sag it will in the best
hands. The gored circular skirt, a
hybrid that belongs rather under TIE
class of gored than circular Ones is a
great deal used in elaborate tailor
mades this fall, and it appears in short
models. But for the latter plated
skirts are more seen. The circular
is the most graceful of skirts for long
gowns, where, if It says bit here or
there. the fault is not so noticeable as
when it has the floor to throw its out
line into relief. AS to the length of
skirts, the majority of dressy ones
touch the floor at the front, lie on the
floor slightly at the sides and have a
decided train. Among the ultra-smart
gowns the directoire style is playing a
part with its scanty width and long
pointed train. The use of wide bands
of trimming at the bottoms of elaborate
skirts has already been discussed here.
One result of these bands is naturally
the weighing of the skirts at the bot
tom and consequence of more folds,
more clinging than they would other
wise be. Velvet and cloth are both
used for the bottoms of gauze skirts,
but gauze is seldom. if ever, unless Gov
cred with heavy embroidery, seen foot
ing cloth or velvet skirts.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22
A0oo0ooooo

1t is sometimes very difficult to de-
termine why a child cries at night, but
there always is cause, and it should
be patiently hunted for until found
The search should not be limited to the
child, for the fault may be that the
bedclotheS are too heavy or not warm
enough, or the room may be 'stuffy,"
or sometimes it is simply too dark.
The child wakes up for a second while
turning over, perhaps, and, finding him
self surrounded by Egyptian darkness,
is filed with terror and shrieks. Indi-
gestion may be cause of disturbed
sleep in the child as well as in the
adult, and it should be remembered
that this Indigestion may reside in the
intestine, while the stomach performs
its functions with faithfulness and reg
ularity. One of the first signs of dis
ease of the spine, the hip or some other
joint is night cry, and the possibili-
ty of some beginning trouble in the
back or hip should be borne in mind.
The presence of "adenoids,r interfer-
ing with z proper supply of air to the
lungs, may be disturber of sleep. and
so may be latent ear disease. the night
ache Of decayed tooth or even stone
in the bladder. Sometimes night ter
rors are a purely nervous affection,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22

In spite of the superstition regarding
them, opals are much worn and ball
costumes are adorned with turquoises
and coral. Silver is much used as a
setting for pearls. Another style OF
headdress consists of gold or silver
lace work set with pearls.
! A new item of luxury are shoes
elasped With jewels or made OF lace
set with precious stones. Fans set
with jewels will complete the most lux
urious outfits. SO many jewels are
used that the exclusion of the sparkling
stones is necessary to avoid a taw-
dry, exaggerated effect.
Wells are more important than ever
in the calculation of the fashionable
and the swathing, floating folds of chlf-
fon, net, etc, are tremendously becom-
ing if artistically adjusted.
Fur stoles are broader than ever,
and the crayat so much liked last year.
is pronounced out of fashion.
The Partisan fad for shawi-ii,,e dra-
peries has brought ont so,-ic exquisite
shawl scarfs in crepe, in soft silk and
in lace, the crepe and silk scarfs being
deliberately embroidered.
Soutache braiding is used on nets
and chiffons as well as upon cloth and
velvet
Tartan plaids are finding much fav-
or as trimming and appear in pipings,
girdles, belts, buckles buttons, etc.
silk crochet buttons are revived and
are to be had in all the fashionable col
ors.
Colored gloves have supplanted
white ones in Partisan favor and tan,
gray or black long gloves are the cor
rect thing for street wear.
Wells are fully two yards long. Most
are edged with a ruching of the same
material, and ere draped in such man
ner that the rnching appears to frame
the face.
A handsome full length empire coat
of caracul dyed brown does not look
at all too heavy and bulky. This short
haired, pliatle fur is disable in dress
where clumsier furs would be out of
place.
One of the newest things in waist
ings is a wash flannel in challs weight
This comes in delicate background en-
broidered to give a pompadour effect.
1t washes beautifully and is urged as
a rival of the ever-popular white wash
blouse.
All-blaek hats draped in black os-
trich plumes are much liked. All-white
hats will never lose their popularity
with some women for special occa-
sions, and the combination of a black
hat, with white wings, faring high at
one side, will meet with the approval of
her who likes that touch Of black and
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In this country donkey costs 500.
If their breeding were undertaken sys-
tematically one could be bought for So
or $40. London is full of donkeys.
The costers use them. Every tiny buck
ster cart is drawn by tiny gray
donkey. The animals are bred In Ire
land and in Wales and it is possible
to buy little ones for 81, So, 81 and so
ON up to 500 or more for the fancy
grades. The donkey is dociIe, intelli-
gent. industrious, moral He never
runs away. He never loses his tenn
per. He is an ideal pet for children.
and. If he were bred here. he would be
within the reach OF nearly ALL Think
how nice it would be If you could do
here what you can do in England
give a child nice little donkey that
only costs S..
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-01-22

Broadcloth feels heavy, but silk lin
ings, even with flannel interlining I'M
derneath. do not make up in warmth
the absence of Eigh-necked bodice Of
an evening dress.
Linen embroideries on cloth are be-
ing worn now and will be more so as
winter advances. Irish, Cluny and
heavy makes of lace are to be used on
winter gowns. Cloth is more to the
fore than it ever has been, but it must
be fine, soft, falling make of cloth.
Wolfe viii be worn all winter, as will
all kinds of cream woods. These are
being made suitable to all ages and
are popular equally with matrons and
young girls.
The belt on the fashionable reception
or evening gown has become a sash.
Broad sashes carefully fitted and
shaped to the waist in front are tied
in enormous butterfly bows, which ex-
tend up the back almost to the Shout
ders. They float in long ends on the
skirt behind and are rounded lappet
fashion and edged with killed ribbon
or lace or knotted and finished off with
tassels. Others have ends which hang
down on the skirt in front from under
the belt like stoles, three or four inches
apart. Others are knotted into huge
bows at one side of the waist or looped
into different lengths at the sides.