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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
BANK CLEARINGs.

New York, March s.-Bradstreet's BAN,
cleartngs report for the week endng
March 100 shows an asssegate o.
week and sS2ss,O56Ooo In the correspond
ng week last year Canadian clearing
for the week total 37g. e6l 900, as again ,
seo, $500 last week and s12,346,0o1 IN The
same week last year.
The following is list Of the cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
mAno LEGISLATURE ADJousNs

Boise. Ida March s-The Idaho lesIsln
tlirs adiour-ied today the clock being
turned back 70 Noon though y was really
mihlioap leader az Fremont tote up an
soVerr ore ant~p9as bill and threw Inc
fraR1rans into q cuspinoE. saying thar he
did N 10 show his contempt tor the bin
and for Us author, whom he denomlnatoi
a. A sVould-he bOSs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
CASE OF MOVER Err AL.
Atty. Hawlcy Says That Probably il
Will be Tried In April

Boise, Ida. March Salty. Hawley.
hief prosecutor in the case OF the state
tgalnst Meyer, Haywood and Pettbone
Miners, said today at caldwell that the
case against the federation officials, who
re charged with completely In the aasas-
nation or former Gov Steunenbere, VIII
,robably be called for trial about the
middle of AprII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
E,I1GRANTs FoR HAWAII.

Honolulu, March S.--Tho territorial
oard OF immigration has cahled to Com
ssiouer Sargent asking n the Spanish
now en- route to Hawaii on
he steamer HeIlOpolls will be excepted
rom Atty Gen. Bonapagte's ruling
gainst states aid to Immigration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
BUSINESS NOTES

The decentralization IN Wall street
abroad and the tumble IN mining stocks
at home, seem to have turned the eyes
OF investors once more in the direction
OF the long neglected commercial stocks
The week has seen large number Of
transactions principally among the SUI
garS, which are an good demand West
ern Idaho has led the list and Large
blocks otxstcck have changed hands;
Utah pretefNsd and common and Idaho
sugar has also shared in the activity.
The prices generally are those named
in the quotations below, though there
is an upward tendency all along the
line. On March | the serni-ahnual
payment OF interest on the bonds OF the
Utah Sugar company was made and the
bonds are now quoted ex-coupons Re-
ports from all the beet fields show tina
last years acreage Will be equalled and
In many places surpassed. The indiCa-
tions are that the Lehi factory Will
again be submerged. even should the
Spanish Fork growers ext down theft
acreage
AT the end of March and the begin
ming OF April. dividends viii be paid on
most or the local stocks including z. G.
NJ. L., Home Fire, c. W. &c NJ. company
preferred and common. State Bank
Dessret National. Deseret Savings
Amalgamated Sugar, Utah and Idaho
Sugar companies, Zion's Savings Bank
and several others, so that it Is expect
ed the activity Will be increased, rathei
than lessened,
Following are the latest quotations:
Amalganlated Sugar Co., pfd...S 90.
Amalgamated Sugar Co.. com.... I6s. 90
Beneficial Life Insurance Co... 1000
Barnes Banking Co.. KaysVille... 400.
Con. Wagon s. Machine CO., pfd.. lis 81
Con. Wagon & Machine Co.. com. l0s0
Commercial National bank. ...... 1850
Deseret National bank........... $3.50
Deseret Savings bank ......... 5000
Davis Co bank, Farmington...... 1900
First National bank. Ogden.... $3.50
First National bank, Murray..... 1860
First National bank, Logan....., 1850
Home Fire Insurance Co......... 1850
Lewiston Sugar Co,,..,,,...... Ill
National Bank OF the Republic. 1850
ogden Savings bank ,.,,........ 2960
Provo Com, & Savings bank..... l55.0l
Rocky Mt Bell Tel. Co...,,..,... $50
silver Bros. Iron Works Co....... HOO
State Bank OF Utah ..,,,.,.,..... 2O40'
Sugar City TownsiIe Co.,,...... 1850
Utah Sugar Co. pfd .,...,,....... a6.
Utah Sugar Co, com. -.,.,..,.,.., "a;
Idaho Sugar Co-.-.-...,,.,,.,..... So,
Hatcher Bros. Banking Cocoon. 1880
Utah County Light & Power Co... 10,
Utah Ind. Telephone Coa.,,..... 81
Utah National bank .,.,,,,.,,.... t55.0l
Utah Savings g. Trust Co,,..... 100
Western Idaho Sugar Comm. 9.7t
Western Loan & Savings Com. 1861,
zion's Savings Bank & Trust Co. 2liO
n. c. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O5.O
BONDS.
salt Lake City Railroad ,1O2l.
salt Lake City Railroad End Mtg. .10li'
5upInter Valley Railroad ...-.......lOg
Utah County Light & Power co. .lOl
Utah Sugar 1Og
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WOMEN
WHO ARE SICI<LY

and anxious 70 he made we'll again
should commence taking Hostetter's
stomach Filters We gvars ntse every
bottle OF the genuine TO DO pure and
In taking II you have The positive as.
surance that having cured others, il
will cure you, too,
HOSTETTERS'
STOMACH BITTERS
viii strengthen and tone the entire
Sick Headache, Cramps, Diszinees,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, chllls. Colds or
La Grlppo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

crete stack on Fourth West now looms
up in the air 200 feet to be followed
shortly by a second stack OF similar
proportions. The new art glass window
OF the First Presbyterian church has
arrived and been set, so that the
congregation Will be- able by another
Sunday, TO re-oconpy the main auditor
ium. The northeastern section of the
city is specially busy with building
operations, five new houses being now
built In one block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
NATALIE DOLE LATHAM.
We'll KNOWN American Artist I'M Paris
Commits Suicide.

Paris March s.-The body Of Mrs,
Natalie Dole Latham, who shot herself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09
GOOD BRIcK OUTLOOK.

The brick men are satisfied with
themselves and the world In general
as the combined output OF the four local
yards will amount when running IN
fun 70 half million Of brick daily
The yards are now all up on back or
ders and sending out brick in response
to spring orders. The smelters will not
need one-haf the amount OF brick Shey
required last year. and the Newhu use
structures are to he of steel concrete
and stone, so that there viii be very
few brick used there, SO that the de-
mand this year for brick can be filed
Without difficulty.
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BONDS.

Salt Lake City Railroad. .lO21.
salt Lake City Railroad End Mtg. .10ll !.
5upmter Valley Railroad .lO2
Utah County Light & Power co..l0l
Utah Sugar Co................ .lOg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

The local retail trade reports business
very good The popular sellers IN fab
r,ca bsine light brown shades IN checks
ana hair line stripes, although there il
y, call also for the medium and darker
shades Iaquard patterns IN silks are
ssiIIur well, as are linens and Batlstes
and robes du chambre plain and en-
broldered. Neck scaris are finding a
ready market, ana millinery ~ doin8
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the proper ~clinging lines by heavy trim
mings at the bottom. have the same type Of
drop skirt as that designed in connection
with IN Paquin princess. though Of course
there 10 in the case of a transparent ma
terial a soft silken foundations; and often
the supple clinging drop skirt ID not in
reality a skirt. but merely a pair Of bloomers
fitted smoothly over the hips n finished
with deep chiffon ruffies at the bottom.
One still finds the very sheer soft stuffs
more or less fulled into the wsistband. but
more and moro makers are departing from
this idea m by one device or another
are achieving smoothness at the skirt tops.
But to return to the Paquin group: One
Of these costumes we mentioned some weeks
g a a duplicate OF a costume made
for Nine. Paquin herself n not entered
among the trade models. The coat OF
black broadcloth is charming Of line but
extreme in its originality and Is hand
somely trimmed in heavy braiding and in
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xa~sx - s~s1n~iT ~ asss 10 80 saaFt
sasus . s~sy h.sa sf go s4v e.sssa sass
80 tspp &sra ~ shurssw 9aef Nnf - tala
srft s.sia y = nrs~ss-s ttsss ~ ~ go
sAsess@ - - kssa sasf sssts ss~.ssf o a-~]
ere . saN New 49, elssfass W eNtMss
e.ssxss - Msf snssaai 30 So sH~s~ .
80 sss- 80 ss~~ sssls esugg.ss 40 81
utsey e@tfs
ne @esestg ssffsFsr tNf ags rfsu~ sslpslf
nmf hisssfsf sme ~ . ~s~ns~ - ~
essse@f fFaF hsrets - aifs s~.sef 10
etss~yttssa N'f ygseF = Fsa s~#f e~rNi<s
ssis~ p s@~N Ffas . Sow 80 srfy NNe
Az afaFSFfy sts~ssrs ~ selgs - Fssgae
ars susf 4fs . . fesstF ~ EsssfNf col
slFsfy - . . stfs Ns sus stes
sssftse~ sri 4Has~ HNss - $50 ffssss
fifg y see selfs = ~ W n ea~ff
- - - nH sNs 80 sNfaaf~f ~
srtha~se - ~ 40 . nssfiesss seFNlass
500 ~ 500 sNt ftss 90 fsVNs SOW
s~@~ . 49, yhe sefv 80 fNss eve ~ lels
s~isssfssFfs 80 i~ufNpev nsww.f lssu
~fsfsss sssfs 100 = stfaN as-ssifss 80
sFsser ~ fhe~s enfsrs sius,a@ . vesr ssN
sss ssssets'gv s~iNsf hsFsa rpsll sNts fsH
80 = 40 rasstt~ Ff~tsh sr.gg~s hssvs
srrrhssisr lNts gsstse
~ ngH -" #,ess ssius s@ett~f ~
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The high ~Incroyabls collar is a novelty
launched by Paquin alone and likely to
find favor, already indeed appearing upon
late models from other makers. It 10 made
by Paquin In either the most supple and
thin OF velvets or In supple satin, folded
softly over . thip but carefully fitted lining.
and 1t Ia, - . rule, p~rodigiously high in
sides and back. ending at each aide Of the
chin In mont, 20 that this height need not
be modified.
To keep this collar beoomingly close to
the throat and in place, the maker m
ploys sonne sort OF soft little scarf, cunning
around the inside Of tho COLLAR at the top and
tying under tho chin in front, the knot
fning the open space left by the collar.
Sometimes, a. in the striped velvet model,
an appearance OF added height 10 given bS
running the lower edges Of the collar fronts
down upon the coats In q point, 20 giving
pearance OF the DOLLAR fronts. These collars
must, Of course. be very carefully cut and
fitted, but . little study and experiment
will prepare even the average tailor for
their making. They are not only becoming,
wearing Of neck furs.
Ee4uuu n4o Blvou hoB dttontAou Va Whst-
coats than have many Of the other French
makers chiefly because his princess skirt
and the cut Of his favorite coat do away
with the desirability Of h wsistcoat.
This skirt. which II ono OF the seasons
sensations. We have described before now.
hut tia sketoh will dive . better idea Of It
than mere words q for those VINO did not
read the earlier description q few words Of
comment may not be amiss.
Il rises to moderate girdle height. this
now Psquin skirt. folding snu9iy around the
waist and falling from there in clinging
folds. which mould tho hips without wrinkle.
drop straight to the ground at sides and
back. but are caught up eighty In front
by several little horizontal folds. which
prevent the too definite defining OF the
abdomen curve end add surprisingly 10 the
grsce u the skiYt.
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the spectacular opening. short or long
p~aletots for tho greater part. A~partioularly
charming model accompanying q skirt
and bodice Of Italian gray was built up In
coarse flet net Of q creamy ton lavishly
embroidered in the darned In fashion. with
heavy white silk floss. which gave to the
design q high satin lustre somewhat re-
sembling silver.
A wide COLLAR Of ohinchilla falling In three
points front n back M having q heavy
pendent ornament Of white silk on sach
point trimmed the coat, and chinchills
was also used In the cuffs. The loose
fronts were faced bach with embroidery
Of dull silver and white floss.
Chinchiila u to have pronounced p
larity. partly owing TO its scarcity and the
feminine liking for the thing that IL costly
and out Of the reach OF the crowd; partly
because Of the prevalent liking for monotone
effects and the pronounced vogue Of the
grays. Chinchilla oonsorts well too with
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asss . 10 90 sssassD~~ q % assssuSs
tss s.esns o ssn~nHeNle ppus.NssNs laSa
.@zy Ns~ vuss ssa~~s 90 sussrs ~x~tzas
- 80 80 ssr<~x sss1sxsf - s~rsxassg
p~s~ss~ss<vv - ~ssas ere snss 90 ss@a 500
~ HN~~~~tF Fsylss 90 s<tr srx~w q 800
sH~p e~sxesss sss~ss q 40 ~~~~s usss
1890 . 80 s~~~ ex~Nsss~Nies ssesssw~. %
s~El
~ 80 sr~ssss 80 80 svuspse o s.s~sss
y 80 s.s~t -ssrs~s~s~S eesu.s sstasss ~
80 ~ssssssss = see.s 80 $3.50 ss~e~N
sA4 ne s~~eFss sesys~f@se~trsa 80 90
as~rs $50 10 a<at~s~sp~t e~~s o ~sufy
q sts~N sst~se4~s fsnsseN ~ esspps -
ss<~ssst.s 90 hu~se e~s~s sk~~es
~ss~y,*ts ssa tssssss ssss 10 sts~v~sf
cmssseN e-sstsss 80 fAFursN ~ q ases~
Ef,sexts no ssrvpsa<s sst<. Nc - s~sE ~
esvfius h~ssf . ~stsss~ef q ss~t ~
A~a~w s~ss~rsinN sNf~ss ~ ~ essN sesF~
. o s~ss~~s-f ~ As s~fsas@~ns
stseuss one rs~~~ss~sesss -agwxs~s-pts
Tts ssssvsv R.ss . ~ ssshsF surs
e~ss ssfFts ssr wu#s ss~~ntsstef " sfss
~ 80 rs<ss shs@ " nst~Fs sspt ~ ss~vrs
s.sy gNrssN ~ " q NO n,ssrv 40 arss.
. > st~etsssr~ - ~ sss~s.r~ 90 s~f
90 q 80 sNs~rs go q iNs@s S,ss 'ss
s~ssh
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Of gray and black striped velvet with ef-
fective black braiding. black velvet collar,
cuffs Of a queer changeable purple and black
silk. braided and embroidered in many dull
tones Of purple. blue. green and yellow.
and a scarf bow Of gray satin beneath which
falls q frill Of fine gray net embroidered
in the same color scheme a. the cuffs. A
gray ~broadcloth skirt and blouse OF en-
broidered net complete tho costume.
In gray and black. too. 10 a third model.
with q skirt Of gray cloth and GOAT of black
cloth Handsomely and oddly braided in
gray. A high collar Of the turned down
type 10 Of gray lamb and the same fur enters
into the cuffs.
The inevitable scarf holding the collar in
place Ia Of black satin with an embroidered
edge in dull blue and green n rcd. and .
touch Of this embroidery appears In the
little pocket on the left breast Of the coat. a
pocket oddly set In braiding.
II is only after studying the braiding upon
these French frocks that one realises the in
effectiveness Of tho machine braiding with
which domestic models are being loaded.
individuality OF design. beauty OF work
manship and attractive varieties In tho
brsids employed give to the braiding on the
Paquin models the quality OF art and a
majority Of the ornaments. buttons. &C.,
accompanying the braid are made by hand
expressly for the costume upon which they
are used.
Not all the successful Paquin models
belong to the class suggesting Directoire
days. One Of the handsomest three piece
ooeti1ncc this ccs.sr e-.ist hes shrvr shis
season 10 handsome enough and chic enough
10 satisfy the most exacting. yet so quietly
elegant that even the most conservative OF
women might feel herself At ease In it. Tho
color is black very discreetly relieved with
dull gold.
Bodice and skirt are made Of one OF the
lovely new one one striped materials. Q
two inch band of satin alternating with q
band Of cfepe do chine Of The same width and
tho olinging skirt II unframed AVE foe Q
deep hem Of black satin. but made with Q
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t.ssm ss-sss1s ssus,ssI n ausss ns~s 10 90
AssaI ana psssit~i&ssw aas~ess - =
sxssgn - 80 NsNu~s b Gfs~s - go ~
So su.ssaxw 500 tn~ ssvst~s w~s* sakxs
hs~~& AiA~psF ssn<tn 90 ssf s~~-v fssNse
snsAs~&s~sf N nsH xref - eNssk 49, s~es9
$780, nsss ~ s~~~er~sf~@ Nc 80 s~rs
80 ptp-s ~ r~ss.ssses ~ 90 ~.sTse~s~ ss-t
ss~.ssk o ssans ~ le~ h-es nss$s s~s~<~s&
Ssy.s anfv s~ sss~essssaas - ~ a.ss go
sxrsus 80 nts~ ~ 80 e<us@
fAs Npssexssttas . 80 a~sss sSsf ssksesk
q esns s<rs erfN<gs y s.~tss - ss~ss
s~~.srsss ~ 80 Sos ses es~Nt~s,sr 90
~,esva, A~ssefv rssx~f hsppf assssup<~sy
- So blsrs psf 90 ess N~sna frets~<fs3
~ tsslss q 80 s~tfssts<s . s~ef
40 800 flns.s<s sasts~ss sss~vs~s &c 80
ssstsns sssf - s~t ~ 80 s~ss " No spss
s,as~es sfs~s 30 s~s<sss ~ tess ts~fs
o es.s 4 ap~~surs ssspf stte s~ss Nss~f
rtltss epsvtew fAgs,sNs 80 lrtsyss<n<s
eN~v~ es~ s~sf ssNnsuatpyy p.fv ees sssH
eve % sW~gss~usiy esss~s~t sssv 800
80 ~ et,ts~s ekr~sA ~ sAs~s~s -
ss.s skss s~s~s % e~ss~s ~ s~v ssxess
svpHre
tN~v~ ~svs sssrv . fN~-~ ss,- s~sss
~ er srt s-s@r~ofess - tr s~f -
ssrv.s 40 shr~~ psess mr~ss's sNSsv .
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rRs sUs'sRss9 - ssss
4 wsusv sususs, - ssAsesssU 0s~ -
- - uuoGWs eSue

m, s~~>et.0es k,v. ~ Zoo s-..vnt-o,~ns
A. -. - .sa.s "A .~,,-. "a ssp.s
s~-
sssssss - ~" ~ wv"
r-s4ss. no hssrss ~ sA~s ssspss ten .s~hss
4. 800 - - i've ws, susDnvv~orps,
-. ~ - - -
I've -" S
~ eDesssssne ~ . ssFe66ss stta sas
issUnuo ~ - - rvksue ~ swsuv~ ". hat
10 vtua sHvu6 epv sNS cuosuesd "a and Essed
Ere - ,Sscrs sseO~s n evrs,oS m ne bsss.
Sssss Ne ne.sss a. fw~ ehse ess
N hsens - asAds hesd downward IN rs
msssSA sD Snas shs Nm wouldn't spread out
ana ssSc< a ~ shvoss. IN y,uu sssssco~d nm
- - - M. - - .s.-s -
nspssum .'nss saa. ~ :" 49, sn"s,s
~cosnbsncd. nnal'y n p 20 vcrk the nsh
vss sasy for u.
Now they are fsedins tbs loon chiefly
ON INN a cps nm frspk codYsh and hssTin91
vhich M takss 10 hiodiy. Ths nm ksa de-
vciopsd yery considerpble' ability ss q
nstrksv.
Its mol A 10 eatv-eisht feet Iona bv twelve
broad. IL caught 8 strip Of codnsh tSsssd
moniv n come up 70 30 Sed'
WIEN ne msn 1tsS IL 80 box lean, over
the side on the pooI and dropa q ssrp tof
Ash in sAs wasse the loon comss padding
swiftly over g. halt mar him. Strps u
,sh to~ssd TO Il from q disssnce Of thrss or
foIr fccf the loon IL hkelv 10 catch rnadilv.
srabbine them out Of the air any way: but
ssraiRhtening IL out ~lengthwise, 20 that II
IN svaIioW Il esaIly. And % the loon Alta
shSre on the water vatchlne OIt for and
s~~nTluwins tn pieo>a a AZ tuaued n n
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would 1 look like in that sort OF thing vas
tbs dsspairing comment often repeated
among the women who watched the tall
slender models gliding about In the now
Psquin skirts and the fascinating Incroy-
able coats which the great man has launched
this season.
And there $ the &aioa,.-, The French
woman doesn't allow small details like the
limitations Of figure TO stand between her
and Q new mode. She takes up q nav
regime OF physical exercise. massage. diet.
Chs buys a new corset. she orders an alter
otion here or there In Goa or skirt. and
- wears with more OF less success what
tAs fashion autocrats have prescribed,
Over hero too there are women who pay
. rnasseuse thousands a year to keep them
qku. Who mortify the nesh in the interests
q beeuty and clothes; but N fauf sou riey
tssv eye U is not the watohword here
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Superb
P1un1es
Beautiful New
Feathers Mode
From Old Ones by the
Meth0t Method

The fashion sss ossrseh Pismss pts,sd.
more than ever shls season, the ds,sty
erect ms1s vtsh shs Bsw Deocyina vi
lcw Plume appealing 20 shis. ssff sroossd
women.
women quietly scprscisss shs siessnes
end mace % shs besss1fsl Osevsch Plum,
10 prepare ia the iasess accepted Partisan
shspss that hsvs made the nsme Of Meshei
fs@eSs from The Ossrieh Psrms Of Sosth
Africa 90 CsIieon1a.
Aisretsss ere ussd isvishiy this FAN on
some Of the model ksss and n hair ovps
ments The siUsssss W mske Of Ostrich
Piumes are more bsausiful ssd sdspssble
than those taken fsom the egysf. We cen
make thsm from old issshen thse have
been thrown aside o. Of no use.
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DriganAs' New Means - Extertisa.
. From As Loudou CLobs.

Even cremation has been made 20 subserve
the opposes Of the brisand In . manner Of
which those interested ought to take note.
At Strasburs there IL a crematorium with
Q DEPOSITORY for urus attached, From this
place there disappeared some days ago the
urn containing the askes OF two members Of
q wealthy family named Berle.
The police have been quite unable to obtain
any clue. but the family were called up by
telephone the other evening and notified
that the restoration OF the urn would cost
them E5 900.
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before. after a private view. but to-day we
furnish aketches VI a number Of the most,
original models. though il 10 hard to choose
among 10 many delectable offerings.
To Paquin. as usual. go first honors in the
province Of the elaborate coat and skirt
and three piece costumes. and though many
Of this makers latest notions may be rather
TOO revolutionary to appeal to conserva-
tivcs. they will undoubtedly affect very
considerably the rend Of the modes, and
already notifications Of the radical ideas
= appearing IN the models OF others
makers.
sThey are perfectly delightful. but what
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Dyed to Match
the Latest COlOrS
ofAutumn Fashion

These skiIiully dyed and deity renewed
Plumes by the expert Methoe method sre
often equal In appearance 70 nsw ones.
81 a iin nnS r. 'sss a.. Of "a :%: e. en- BE- BE-
Methot method, which produces the
plume Picture"
or dropping willow feather. the latest
Partisan fad, q beautiful feather shspe,
b~ewitchinsly becoming and already the
vogue.
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Successful
Methods
of Bleaching
and Cleaning

The Msthot purpose hes been 10 estab-
lish an exclusive fesshsr Shop. with dye
rooms and woskrooms, In q fashionable
locality, where ladies may drop in while
shopping and personally arrange for the
expert treatment Of plumes. Bleaching
and cleansing require rars skill and deli
cecy. IL has been . scientific specially
With Methot FOR years. We DO II success
fully, quickly and q small cost.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13
Smart Effects
From Discarded
PlumeS
at Half Cost

You may NOT realize the value OF oil
worn " soiled Piumss that you have csk
aside. They cen b completely trad
formed.
By Building Them Up.
Adding New Material.
using the old Feathers and pieces Tor lin
inn 70 nsw outside Piumes, which come 90
US in the raw state, charming and stylish
Plumes are made &C ONE-HALF OR
LESS OF THE COST OF NEW ONES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-13
Bring Your Old
Feathers to Us Now

Your work can be compIstsd promptly.
We take old plumss and east aside lrag-
ments and at small outlay build and mould
them into elaborate crsations and fash
ioaabls shapes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-11
New York Produce Market.

o rev fGIE, June 10.
FI.OCR-Receirts 13j $780, exports Ii. 439
sales 40: market Gull and about steady
WHEAT-Eeceipts $500; exports 14i,-
$50; sales 2,7U0CGa spot easy: No. , red
1914 elevator. M. red 102k / aiioat
No. ] northern Inluth Ill D afioat:
NO. hard wintc? 10iA o b ;lfioat
CoRN-ReC eipts - 4-C; exports "a: sales
4U,WD spot. SPOT steady: No. G4H. elevator
and G3 o b afloat: No. white GSh and
No. yellow 90 : o b afioat
OArS-Receipts 1850; exports 70 az.
spot steady: mixed. 2G0t32 lbs. $1,000:
natural white, 3cl23 lbs, 50ll5I; clipped
White. sea 10 lbs, 5GHG5J.
HF.EF-StCati-.
I.AItD-Easy; western prime S90Go.
Bt TTER-Easy: receipts 5425. Street
price: Extra creamery 23I.Gf3i O;iiri"l
prices: Creamery common to extra lSGi %
state dairy common to fancy p: reno
waited common to extra 16Gt"0k: western
factory cominor TO first l.G25; western
imitation creamery frsts 81
EGGS-IInsettlci: receipts Is. 203: state
Pa. ana nearby fancy selected white IS:
choice 17i2M1S: brown anc mixed extras
111%G;1S; first to extra firsts l6di7.
PCTATCES-Easy; new per Dbl. 2GG 80
old 2.2Jd2GO
SUGhR--Raw quiet: fair retiring G35
centrifugal rs test 3.SG; molasses sugar
Eli, refined STEADY.