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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06

PIlOENIX, Ariz., Jan. % The Council this afternoon passed the Hunt antigambling bill, abolishing licensed gambling, to become effective April I. The Hunt bill provides n fine and jail sentence for each offcnso against the law.
 But two votes were cast against the bill. kocmcr of Cochisc and Mcintyre of Yuma voting against it. Their opposition was justified in speeches in m effort to make the date of the op. eration of the law July I. instead of April I.
 O'Ncill's bill, barring women and minors from saloons, wns also passed ny the Council, without opposition.
 The House, this morning, passed ? memorial to Congress. asking rcpca of the Santa Fe-Pacfic exemption law There was no opposition to the rcso lution.
 Following were some of the ncv bills introduced:
 By Crenshaw, bill providing for [ charge by the County Recorder of % cents per folio for all certified copies bill making the salary of the Chair man of the Board of Supervisors $l ,500 and of members of the Board. $l,200 in all counties whose assessed valua ton is sio,oOo,ooo.
 By Murphy, n bill providing fo' commercial branches to be taught 1T the public schools.
 Ky Bailey, n bill for the protection of children from cruelty and neglect by parents.
 New bills introduced in the Counci were:
 By Rocmer. bill for the revocation of saloon licenses by tho Board o Supervisors after ten days notice.
 By Mcintyre. n bill concerning th' practice of opticians in the Territory and providing for n Board of Exam ] iners. to consist of three members. | At the afternoon session of th House. Burke of Yavapai introduced resolution extending an invitation ( President Roosevelt to visit this Ter rtory on the occasion of the Buckley O'Neill monument unveiling in June and for the appointment by the Legi' la,ure of n committee of reception Q that occasion.
 The resolution will he passed by ih House tomorrow.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06
COLD IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb. 2. Chicago to' day experienced inc most uncomfor,' able day of the winter. The wind blew at 90 miles m hour and over turned wagons and broke windows
 The mercury ia below the zero mark.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06
KILLED SWEETHEART.

HARRISON, N. d., Feb. 2.--Beeause
 she refused to marry him, Carl Sanders. e freight handler, tonight shot and kill cd his sweetheart, Nellie Bowman, and then blew out his own brains The pistol, which was of large caliber' blew . piece of his skull into the cell ing. where it remained firmly em' bedded.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06
MRS. sAuE GAVE MILLION.

NEW YORK, Feb. l. Mrs. Russell Sage gave el.Doo.0o0 to the Rcnn.elaer Polytechnic Institute. v Announcement Of the gift was made al a meeting of the Institute Alunai association is' night
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 30.-William j. Bryan will not visit Phoenix for the purpose of addressing the Legislature. A telegram from him, conveying his thanks for the invitation and contain ing the information that he would re- turn East via Salt Lake, Utah, was re- ccived this morning.
 After wrnngling for most of the af' ternoon, the House incorporated in tho Standing Rules n proviso that all bills must be returned to the House by com mittces within ten days, which com pletes the death blow aimed at the burying of bills in committees, started by n like action in the Council several days ago.
 The gambling bill came into the House today from the Council but a motion to immc diatcly consider it fail ed of passage. It win probably be con sidcred tomorrow.
 The Burke resolution, providing for a Commission of five to attend the O'Neill monument services in Prescott in June, and to assist in the reception of President Roosevelt, passed the House, the southern counties, with tho exception of Cochisc, opposing the pas sage of the resolution. A motion {, have this Commission serve without pay failed to carry.
 The House memorial to Congress t' increase the pay of legislators psssct both Houses.
 Among the new legislation intro duccd today was;
 Ky Loekett, n bill providing for pa, for Town Couneilmen at the rate o' $5 per day, and bill conferring oi the Justices of the Peace power to IT., cases of crimes against town ordin anccs.
 By O'Neill, n bill limiting the quail 6cations of voters in incorporated towns. one qualification being that they must be taxpayers.
 The Burke resolution, providing sso' for the expenses of committees to vis' the Territorial institutions passed boti Houses, and now awaits the Governor [ signature.
 | An adjournment will be taken al 'h' end of the present week for ten days
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06

PHOENlX, Ariz., Feb. i.--The ques' tion of adjournment was settled in both Houses today, and the Legislature will adjourn tomorrow until February II. Many members opposed it claiming ths, 1t was too long.
 ip connection with the printing sean da, which vas denounced yesterday, by President Dorsn of the Council. as "gnN" by the printers promoting
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-06

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The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
FINANCIAL STArEMENP Financial Condition of Drew County January 25, 1907.
APPROPRIATIONS.

APPROPRIATIONS. d"nerai expenses .- ~ sl2, GOO co Bridges ..s....-..a -. ............... 2.500. .O0 support of tle Peor..... ......... HOO co Relief of Small Pax. ........... i.500 00 Bai. U.."xpcrded from Bridge
 Funds l905 ...#.....= .#.#.... =....... 60d % fetFl Appropriations ...- ...... I7.700.Oo Allowance for Gctneral Expenses
 Oct. Term l9o6 .....- -..4-. s se6.7i Allowance fer General Expenses
 Jan. Term. l9o5 ............. l.62s.ss Allowance for Bridges Oct. Term
 DOG .5.=.=5...----.. ... i,12l.70 Allowance for Bridges Jan Term
 1901 ...e....-... 854.O7 Allowance for Support of Poor
 oct Term. loo6 ......-. ..=.. 294.g0 Allowance for Support oi Poor
 Jan. Term loo7 ......... 3ls.lO Allowance for Small Pux July
 Term la0e ...... #......... I.i5o 40 Allowance up to Oct. not Issued 6.266.T9
 
 Total Allowance -=-.......... IF, ,25 49 Total Amount ut Scrip Drawn to
 Jan. 25, 1907 ....... ............ ls.ss7.5e Total Amount of Allowances Out
 lawel ...-== ......... .=...... 1a.oO 
 Total Amount l......... ......... l8 90o.5o Total Allowance not Drawn ...... S,224o0 Scrip in Circulation to Jan. 26lb,
 l9o1 ......... ..........# =. l3,ss7.59 Total Indebtness of Go. Jan. .5,
 1a07 .....#=.=...=z. ....... ls.ll2.4e Ky Scrip on Fines License, Etc. 2.2ss.76 a Due from Faxes 1906 16, l0o 77 Total Revenue from ell source 1s, ,sg5 52 To Total Indebtedness of County
 to Jan. a5th 1907 .....=....... SIP 4a By Bul. Caunty's Credit .......5... 2s3 06 I. D. NJ. Hardy, County Clerk, within md for the County of Drew. do certify that the nhoye is correct statement of the finsn- eial condition oI the county to Jan 25, 1907. D. NJ. Hardy,
 County Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
School Notes.

The following are the class lead CTS for the past week;
 Room |, "A" Dorothy Maress, Bertie Baker; 'B" Ray coughlin, Hoy Lasiter "G" Shelton Smith.
 Room }, Ruby Owens, William Spencer; "B' Christina Craig, Anna Hunter.
 Room 4, Alvern koonce; "B9 Marshall Chestnut.
 Room 5, A Dophney White; "B' James billiard.
 Room 0, A" Laura May Hum ter, Shelby MeCloy, Juan Trotter; 9B'' Myrtle Wilkes.
 Room 7, A Thelma Spencer; "B'' Miller Nickols.
 Room s, "A" Chrystabell Finn. Ida Roberts, John Riley, Eva White; Bn Tommie Hardy
 Room Q, A D. T. Hyatt, Rachel Ross; B" Hunter Archer, Edna Dickey.
 There were no tardies i'll rooms five, six and eight the past wnek.
 Rooms five and eight had a half- holiday last Friday, as reward for having had no tardies during the month.
 The afternoon section ill room two had no tardies during the month, so had a quarter holiday.
 There was one visitor i'll five Of tie rooms last week. Visitors should come more often. as they encourage the work
 The new regulation i'll regard to tardies is working we'll as will be shown by the monthly report of Superintendent.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
Strayed or Stol en.

One two-year.old bro mare mule; has white spot on left shoulder; bIocKy-bullt. Any in- formation thankfully received and libcruIly rewarded.
 !. F, Johnson.
 Monticello, ArK.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
L. \. Hiaggson.

The subject of the above caption
 died at the home of his daughter in-law, Mrs. N Higgason, near Green Hill, on Wednesday of last week. Mr. Higgason. who was about 77 years old had been in poor health tor sometime, but his demise, at the time, was unexpect ed, as he had been sitting up. smoking his pipe, just before the final summons came. He was an old citizen of this county and dur ing his active life, was mostly en gagged in agricultural pursuits For a few years, back in the eight ies, he WIS engaged in merchan- distug in this city, in connection with his son-in-law. Dr. F. N Baxter. now of Little Rock, and Mr. Thompson, of Coleman From this place he returned to his farm, west of here seven or eight miles where he remained until three or four years ago when he moved to WiImar, and lived until the death of his wife. Last Fall he went to live with his daug ughter-in-  law. at which he died He leaves two daughters, besides many grand children and other relatives who sadly mourn his death. Hr was good man and noble eli, Zen and was held in the highest esteem by all who knew him Our condolence is extended the be reaVed relatives
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
- . - - NOTICE.

The following named ENecutors, Admin- istrat1rs and Gusrdians l1ave filed their An. nIal Accounts Current it the Jun. Term, 1907, oi the Drew Probate Court to come mp fof approval Ut the Apr term. 1907, of said Court. as follows, to-wit
 W. Il. Roper, guardian. of Alice Roper, minor.
 " II. Roper, guardian Josie aid Hub bard lenley, minors.
 Mrs. M F.. Wison. adn.iuistrat.ix of Robt. l. Wilson. deceascd
 E. s. Pickens, administrator c. L. Pick ems, aeeea4ed. W. Il. Cooker, guardian O. Elgas Far bridge, minor
 Haris Mum. guardian of Gladys and May Mum. minors.
 John Nelson. guardian of Fannie and Caroline Rawles. niiner-.
 ]. II. Barnett, guardian of Anna Rean Lamb, minoI
 K. II. Wolfe, EXT. Est of A. L. Pound- CTS, deeeased.
 T. F. Tillar, guardian of Piekens and Jeff PaHAders minors.
 R. II Wolfe, guardian of Jennie o. and Ruth Founders and Cleveland Founders, minors.
 R. II Wolff. guardian of Patti, Curtis, Willie E.. Gudys and Willie E. Hsgaod, minors
 R ". H,rrell, EXT. of Est. W. N. Stephenson. deecascd
 w. Fnrguson, Exr. of Est. of W. J. Furguson, deceasea.
 R. L. Hyatt. guardian of Dennis and Herman Massey, minors.
 c. T. Harris, Adnr. of Est. w. N. Mum, decensed
 J. D. Reynolds, Admr. Est. James Oz- men,. deceased
 J. A. Ford, Admr of Est. Mrs. Anna l.. Ford, deceased.
 A. H. Gates, Admr of Est. H. c. Rule, deceased
 D. A. Kimpcl, Adnr of Est. Robt. Miller, deceased
 Mrs Fife Hyatt. Eyecutrix Est. of R. F. H1 ntt, decoased.
 And notice K hereby given that sll per- sons interested iH ahs oi the above named settlements are warned to come forward ard file exceptions thereto, if any they have. on or beiore the 2nd day ef the Apr. term 1907 of this Court or they will be forever barred from excepting thereto any item thereof. W Wituess my hqd and official seal this 9th day of Feb, 1907
 D. NJ. Hardy, County Clerk.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
Lame Back.

This ailmcnt k mostly caused by rheumatism of the muscles and may be cured by applying Cham beriain s Pain Balm two or three times q day and rubbing the parts
 vigorously at each application. Ii this does not afford relief. bind on piece ot flannel slighly damp ened with Pain Balm, and qu OK relief is almost sure to follow For sale by k E. Vance Bord eaux.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07

Schl0SS Bros. X Co.'S. famouSiine ofcioth ing from Baltimore will be OH eNhibi- ton at ". NJ. Min- ter'S | ehruarN 7th. Sth and 9th. If you want to see an up to-date line of hand made clothing. for SDl ing. don't miss this opportunity.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
\ Card of Thanks.

As our Heavenly Father in His divine wisdom has seen fit to again claim His own, we desire to express our sincere thanks to the loving friends and relatives for their kind consideration and kind nesses. during the illness aud death of our daughter and beloved sister Mrs. Jas Smith. Though her sweet presence is sadly missed, we are happy in the thought that her spirit rests in | brighter and better land
 That the .AlI seeing Creator, in l !1 a,z.e=, VI reH.,ii ;. :
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07

If we havn.t got the pattern you want, we order 1t, get il here a. soon as you can Save YOU post age aad trouble of ordering
 II. NJ. Wilson X Co.
 Mrs I |. Erwin aud children, Of McGehee. spent several days here last week. visiting Mrs. Er wins parents. Mir. and Mrs Geo II. Bell.
 Don't forget 4 .ooo pairs of Star Brand Shoes IS our mark for this year. We need your help and patronage.
 1t II NJ. Wilson & Co
 Mr E. X. Gotham has sold out his interest in the firm of Gotham X Caraway to Mr D. L. Cara way, who will hereafter conduct the business at the old stand.
 We have big lot of new mat ting in ai latest patterns. Don't buy mating until you examine our line.
 ] 5. Wilson Furniture Co. 
 Mr ". l.. Beck ham and Miss Mollette Minter. announce by cards. their marriage fer the 1sth inst, 1t the home of MT. ". NJ Minter, in this city
 Mir. D E. Caraway has bought the Gotham X Caraway business, and will continue. for some time. yet, to sell goods at wholesale cost. You will show good iudg ment to visit this sale.
 If you are interested in the pro. ceedings of the General Assembly of Arkansas, read the MoNftcEL LoNIAN, for in it's columns you will find all that the Legislature is doing, of any importance.
 Mrs Rhetta McQuiston and Miss Maudc Hindman. who have been visiting relatives in this city and county for sometime. left yes. tefday morning for their home at IdaviIle. Tenn.
 l wish To inform my friends and the public generally. that l am conducting a blacksmith and wood shop in the building back of the Monticello Steam Laundry. All work guaranteed to be frst.class. \ our patronage solicited.
 2t P. II Lassiter.
 The Ladies eenetsry A,socia ton desires to let the contract for a sexton at the cemetary for one year. commencing March |. 1907 For further information. see the secretary.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
Straycd or Stolen.

One black and white spotted dog; ; about years old last seen about 5 weeks ago. Amy infor nation or bis delivery to me will be rewarded.
 K. E. Vance Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
New Lot of Labor Contracts for Sale
 atthiS Office.

June, July. Aagnst and Sep tembel is the time when I will be in my Monticello Gallery-the time of year when the light is the best for all photo work. 1 will bring with me all my fine cameras, scenery. etc. and be prepared to do all kinds of up-to date photo work in all the latest styles
 Respectfully,
 F. W. Et.K. Photographer.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07

those who have endeared them selves to our hearts, during our afflictious, IS our earnest prayer.
 Signed
 Mrs. J. E MeLaren,
 Mrs Linnie Shelton.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
.AIrsZJ.J Nee by.
 Secretary

Mf. Davis Hyatt, of this city. won the best two in three, in q three nights, three mile skating race, against Warren's champion tt the Warren rink last week The same parties will race in the Mon tceIlo rink this week, Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
DO YOU WANT FER
 IILIZER!

We have got the stuff: the celebrated gold dust miXture.t the stuff that makes cot ton grow. Call at Our store and get a book telling you how to raise 5 bales of Cot ton tO the acre.
 F.. E. Wells N Co.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
Losa' Iters.

Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 Mir. W T. Wells WIS up from Iudspeth the first of the week.
 We haven't suffered for rain thu, far this year.
 Window glass, all sizes at Bor. deaux Drug Store.
 Mr. E F. Gotham made l trip to Warren las; week.
 Mr. H. $. Hart was up from Hudspeth the first of the week.
 Miss Bertha kimpell. of Der mott, visited in our city Iast week. Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cure, the Spring scratehefs. tf
 Don't fail to visit the Bargain Store.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. K. F Hyatt, on the 2ud inst, boy.
 The Curry Brothers have bought out tue store of Mr. B 4 Hardy. Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
  Mrs Geo. \ Knox made d vis 1t to friends at Dermott this week Mir Modie Collins made visii to Little Rock this week.
 Mir. and Mrs II. r. Baily are visiting at New Orleans.
 Mr. Geo. Wells Is in Pine Bluff on business.
 The ladies of the Baptist Church will give dinner next Tuesday Poland China pigs for sale-See $. E. Gardner.
 Miss Lonie Cunningham left last week for visit to Texas.
 Mrs Walter Lambert visited rel. atives in Little Rock this week.
 Mrs K E. Packard. of Warren  was in our town last Saturday.
 Window Glass, all sizes 1t
 Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mrs. J. L. Allen paid relative. visit at WcGehee last week.
 Mr. r. NJ Dickey, of Arkansas City, is spending few days here. Born, to Mir and Mrs ]. J Dicken, on the and inst girl.
 Circuit Court convenes here next Monday. It will be Judge Wells first court in this county.
 Col. G. R. Williams. of Little Rock, was visitor to our city last week.
 White Linen for dresses and waists at
 2t H. NJ. Wilson x Go. MT. W z Taakersley. promi nent business man of Pine Bluff spent last Thursday in our city.
 Mir. L. B. Wilson attended the Good Roads Convention at Little Rock last week.
 If you want cheap meats, Phone your order, or call on,
 If W. H. Mark & Go.
 Baldy Einson, Esq. of Little Rock, was here last week, on pro- fessional business.
 Messrs. Erl Miles, Knox Wood and Davis Hyatt spent two or three days in Warren last week. Big lot new embroideries from 4c to e5c per yard at
 2t II. NJ Wilson < Co. The old Confederate soldiers had q meeting at the Court House last Saturday evening
 Mr Ray Patton, of Arkansas City. was here the first of tn . week.
 Order your Boil Weefi Remedy from Donham Bros, Defmott. Ar kansas, Retail Whikey Dealers. tf Nearly all kinds of ott- loor work has been tied up for the past two weeks, owing 10 rain.
 Mrs Sallie Bordeaux visited her son, Mir. Henry Bordeaux, at Der mott, this week.
 For Ill kinds of fresh meats Phone your order or call us.
 If W. II. Mark < Co.
 Mrs Lou Harris and Miss Elk Ross. of Warren, visited Mrs J McCloy this week.
 We have been enjoying tho
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07

etc, just received at the Bargain Store.
 Mr. Wilson Lambert made q business trip to Dermott last Mol day.
 Mir. R E. Nance Bordeaux made a business trip to Little Rock this week
 Mir and Mrs. Clifford Wood paid Little Rock relatives | visit lastweek
 The U. D. C. will meet with Mrs. Harry Hankins. Friday, Feb. S, at 2 clock p. m.
 Mrs. S. |. Douglass has returned from visit to Grand Lake, Ghicot county.
 Mir Ernest Curry is back from Wiimott, where he has been clerk ing in Il store for some tune.
 New lot Linen. Lawn. Wash Chiffon and Ffeeh Lawns for waists at
 2t IL NJ Wilson X Co.
 Oat sowing time is at hand. The farmer who has d few acres in oats may expect early summer stock feed.
 Messrs. Olin Curry, Terfel Got ham and C. Wayman, of Little Rock, have been spending | few days i'll our city.
 am prepared to save you SIS on every sIoo worth of monument al work.
 2t Geo. W. Curry.
 Mrs Leota Finley, who has been visiting relatives here for sometime, has returned to her home at Ham burg.
 Evening Prayer and lecture, each Friday evening, at the Episcopal church. All cordially invited to attend.
 A $35 GOO modern Public School Building is on the tapis for Mon ticello Il is to be buist Of brick, and steam heated.
 Postal Receipts Monticello P. 0. for month of January, I9o7-$535- SI.
 N H. Savage, P NJ.
 EGGS CHEAP.-Finest strain $. c. Brown Leghorn-SIoo for thirteen. Mrs. II. W. Wells,
 2-22 6-6m. Monticello, Ark.
 NIT. and Mrs. ]. NJ Leslie left Tuesday morning for Texarkana, where they will remain for some time.
 Mr. J. C. House, who has been working m the Advance office, of this city, has gone to Little Rock to live.
 Arkansas Liver Regulators for Arkansas Livers;3 regulates the liver. Try it at
 Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mrs. Annie Hope, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. II. F. Bailey, in this city, has returned to her home at Bonita, La.
 Miss Cora Wells. of Dermott, spent day or two with her par ents. Mir. and Mrs R. D. Wells. last week.
 LOS "A Mountain Goat Skin Gauntlet, or glove Finder will please return same to K. E. Vance Bordeaux Drug Store.
 The Sorosis Club gave a skating party at the Opera House rink, last Thursday evening. The at tendance was large and d pleasant time was had
 lust arrived. new line popular priced Muslin Underwear. cheaper than you can buy the material and make 1t yourself at
 et II. NJ W Wilson X Co.
 Mir. G. H. Bell, of this city. got one of his shoulder bones broken, last week at Texarkana, by team running away and throwing him from the buggy.
 carry, at all times, full fresh line of staple and fancy groceries, and will appreciate any patronage you may see fit to give me.
 4t A. Posey
 The and-ground.hog day-was generally cloudy. Occasiouly the sun shone out for brief spell, but
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
MONTICELL0NIAN
THURSDAY. FEB. :, 1907.

Entered s: the Post office st Montice' To, Ark. IS secon,i siass mail matter.
The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07
WARNING.

Me positively prohibit hunt. ing. of any kind, on our lands.
 Wells Brothers.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30
EX-SENATOR WETMORE.

The incredibly audacous former from Rhode Island
George Peabody Wetmo conducting of those quiet dgn
fed eloqueny silent campaigns characteristic of the who it
declared tends the senate He has appeared public
platform but during the campaign this city
forgot his speech and again Newport where his
loudly than anywhere else And he has added to the
public knowledge absolutely nothing He has made pledge he
PLATFORM he has opinions and will have little public
port ghnking who strive for civic righteousness
The machine whose silence this fall has equad that Of
Mr. Wetmore himself though ordinarily it more garruou than
knows the we'll and did hesitate
only May tell the people OF the something OF what it
his fitness represent the of Rhode Island
at the national capital
On May I last under the caption Incredible Audacty it
He today because of his treacherous dealings with the
Democrats and his dognthe position in the late contest
thoroughly dscreded and generally denounced party lower
public than perhaps other whom Rhode Island
Republicans nudosy honored their subsequent
In these circumstances offer himself again candidate would
mpuden defiance and certainly incredible audaciy
The organ has said other things vicious, not
of the who the party candidate for United States
senator them back have they been
tradicted by Mr. Wetmore any Of his friends.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30

Since the pretty fashion OF utilizing lin
gerie frocks for home evening wear be-
came general there is no season OF the
year when dainty gown OF embroidered
batiste or nalnsook may not prove Itself
a friend In need The model shown IN
the sketch is particularly adapted for use
upon emergency occasions. the youthful
V-shaped arrangement IL the waist read
lily lending itself To transformation for
party purposes. The tucked yoke-waist
and seven-gored skirt, tucked over the
hips to correspond with the waist. are ex-
tremely becoming to a slender figure, and
the pretty short sleeve, for which a full
length sleeve may be substituted IL de-
sired. Is also most effective. As pictured.
the frock IL made OF batiste and deco
rated with Hedebo embroidery, but IL
could be as successfully developed I'm any
soft silk or wooden fabric and trimmed
with lace and insertion. To develop the
medium size as illustrated requires 81.
yards OF s2-inch goods. yards OF en-
broidered iouncing and s yards OF inser-
| ton.
26S2-Five sizes. 80 to 10 bust measure.