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Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08

To Cure a Cold I'm One Day
take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to cure.
f. w. Groves signature is on each boxs-25c
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
200 Dozen I5c Lace Hose
7 lie

Here's a stocking value without a
precedent in Omaha; that is, in
points of intrinsic value and low
ness of price. The price is cut
exactly in half for Tuesday SELL
ing. They are extra good quail
ity lace stockings-the regular
15c kind. Yours Tuesday at
half price, per pair .....71sG
Another lot, $50 dozen ladies'
silk fleeced stockings, extra re-
Enforced heel and toe, worth
12hc, Tuesday, at, pair. 7G
Other gigantic hosiery bargains
too numerous to mention,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
n,,o. cure IN g 10 il Days.

piles Cure In Q Ia II UWsH''
pazo Ointment is guaranteed 10 cure pnotr any
csc of itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruuu11
G f,as plies in to IA days or money retuhoeo
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
These prices are about what the average
what a SAVING it means to buy NOW.
Bleached Table Cloths, All Linen


All our $1.75 Beached Table Cloths in this Jan
uary Sale, S1.19 each.
Allour $225 Bleached Table Cloths, In this Jan
uary Sale, s169 each
All our $500 Bleached Table Cloths, in this Jan
uary Sale, 81. 90 each.
All 1915 Bieached Table Cloths, in this jan
uary Sale, 50. so each.
All our $3.50 Bleached Table Cloths, in this Jan
uary Sale $500 each
All our $500 Bleached Table Cloths, In this jan
uary Sale $3.50 each.
All our 5000 Bleached Table Cloths, in this jan
uary Sale, $4.3S each.
All our $3.50 Bleached Table Cloths in this Jan
uary Sale $500 each.
All $g.75 Bleached Table Cloths In this Jan
uary Sale $6.3S each
All our $1,000 Bleached Table Cloths in this Jan
uary Sale SO. SO each.
All our $1,000 BIeached Table Cloths in this Jan
uary Sale $S.3S each.
All our 1880 Bleached Table Cloths in this jan
uary Sale $3.50 each.
All our $500 Bleached Table Cloths in this jan
uary Sale, $10.S9 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Bee. January a. isO7.
Our Greatest
january Clearing Sale
Tel Douglas els.


ofHhh character
than Comet week would
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Bleached Napkins, ALI Linen

All $225 Bleached Napkins In this January
Sale, 1859 dozen,
All our $500 Bleached Napkins In this January
Sale, $500 a dozen.
All our 1926 Bleached Napkins in this January
Sale, s2.2S dozen.
All $3.50 Bleached Napkins in this January
Sale, sass dozen.
All $3.50 Beached Napkins in this January
Sale. 1898 dozen.
All our $500 Beached Napkins in this January
Sale, SO. SO dozen
All our 5000 Bleached Napkins in this January
Sale, $4.38 dozen.
All our $3.50 Bleached Napkins in this January
Sale, $500 dozen ,.
All our $3.50 Beached Napkins in this January
Sale, Sc 38 dozen
All our $1,000 Bleached Napkins in this January
Sale, $6.89 dozen.
Special
All mussed and soiled hand embroidered Old En-
glish Center Pieces and Scarfs, also Grass Linen
Pieces, AT JUST HALF PRICE. u
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Main Floor.
Special Showing Dress Goods
and Silks for Tuesdays
Great Selling

Every piece of Dress Goods and Silks
we offer you during the Great January
Sale is beauty. Styles that we show
whisper what will be worn for Spring.
With the special things we have pre-
pared for Tuesday, we'll make this one
Of the busiest places in the whole store
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
January Clearing Sale of
Women's Cashmere Hose

women's Black Cashmere Hose, fine
winter weight, full fashioned, high
spliced heels and toes, double soles,
was considered fine value at soc, JAN
UARY CLEARING SALE PRICE, PER
PAIR, 39c.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08

lOD0!lE!Ig;I H EaE
ION: ~ AND sllssIS EI0WARDB
A Real "White" Sale

white
of white looking
Tuesday the great
will be added
noh
itemsf
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Unloading Dress Goods
Prices

54-in. Mohair, Sicilians-in brown,
red, navy blue and black-es-
pecially adapted for street and
travelling wear-dust proof
sold regularly for S5c yard
Tuesdays sale price, yd. $50
A 56-inch Black Chiffon Panama,
i. our $3.50 quality--Tuesday, a
yard ......... .......$1. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Our Greatest january Linen Sale

good linen store would have to pay for them today
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
MONEY ASKED FOR MISSOURI

Continued from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08
Tuesday Black Silk
Specials

36-inch Black Dress Peau de Sole
Silks, beautiful lustre and an
unequalled value-our regular
price of $1.S9-cut to, yd csc
36-inch Lining Taffeta Silks, in
white and black--our regular
S5c quality-sale price Tues
day ....... .... ..55G
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08

Tables after table is literally
laden with the most remarkable
dinner ware values ever offered
before in Omaha.
100-piece $11.50 handsome Din
ner Sets, Tuesday 81. 20
This is tremendous offer.
Take advantage of it. Scores of
other china ware values equally
as great as the above one await
you. a.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08

WAsHINGTON, Jan. IA cablegram was
received al The state department toda,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-08

Out of hundreds of great values in
white goods we mention a spe-
cial line, just received, of mer-
cerized yarns, in stripes, checks
and open lace leno effects. A
fine value at 20c-Tuesday the
Unloading price will be, I'd. 10C
Thousands of yards of fine French
Mechlin and German Valen-
ciennes, Wash Laces, Point
Paris, Normandy Walls and We
Mise bands. all widths and quail
ities-worth up to 35c a yard
Tuesday, yard ........,..5C
Trimming Laces--Cream, white
and ecru. Heavy edge net tops,
Point Paris and Normandy Vals'
from 8 to 6 inches wide-2Oc to
4Oc values-Tuesday a
yard ..... ..15c and 1Oc
AIloyer Laces and Nets-Cream
white and ecru. IS to AZ inches
wide; German and Normandy
Walls, Irish Crochet, Venice and
Orientals-values up to $3.50
yard-Tuesday at three prices.
.........75c. soc Csc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

WOn1en'S Silk
PetticoatS
Second Floor
Because of the steady increase
in the cost Of Silks. the near future
holds out little promise OF gar
ment values good as these:
c. OK Petticoats, made Of good
H@F. W quality black or colorcd
taffeta; with deep tucked ruftle,
sectional flouuce and percale dust
rufiie.
cE 90 Petticoats. made Of extra
y O'CS heavy tafIeta, black or
colored: with sectional fiounCe I'M
ished with shirring and rose ruche:
silk dust ruflie.
~ FINER GRADES IN STOCK
UP TO S54. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

FIVE HUNDRED PIECES OF
LlNEN-FINIsHED CHAMBRAYi H1c
Special Tuesday. yard ..... OS -
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
PRINTED SHEER LAWN; spo- n
cial Tuesday a yard. ........ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Tom a I o q. American
Beauty Brand. extra large
cans: choicest selection OF
whole Jersey fruit; can.
1 &C; dozen ,.-S1.57
Golden Wax Beans. Lily
White Brand: can. Toe;
dozen .-..--.. 81. 4 (
Jessamins Brand Sliced
Pineapple; per can.
tic: dozen go. ST .SS
Jesssmine Brand sugar
Peas; can. lac: dozen,
S1.57
LimsS. Arena Brand;
can. Zoe: dozen,
S1.14
Sugar Peas Lily White
Brand; can, sc.
dozen ......-- ST. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Lemon - 2-OE. bottles,
regularly I5c-, now ice;
4-oz. bottles. regularly
2Sc., now 22C.: sos.
bottles. regularly 4Sc-.
now S9c-; 16-oz. bottles.
regularly $50. now..76c
Almond. Orange and
Rose-2-OZ. bottles. regu-
larry 15c., now. PC
Lily White Pancake
Flour. made from finest
whole wheat Hour. car
ton. 12C.s dozen
S1.S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

cut String Beans. Jes-
samiue brand: can. lie;
dozen ------- ST 81
"AIanzanita" and
California Asparagus; can.
24c.. dozen SO IA
Spinach. 3-lb. cans.
] &C. each: doz. .S15T
Pumpkin (Golden); Ssh.
cans. toe. each: dozen.
S1.14
Squash Marrow; ssh.
ans 1Oc. each. dozen.
S1-14
Mushrooms. Hotel. can,
ice. dozen So. ~
Choix. can. 24c-: dog
en- go. ----...-- 81. %
Preserved Raspherriss,
Wlesbaden STYLE. pinr esu.
4 sc. dozen v... ST go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
DRY GOODS.
II TTJU1IIIR {I[S]
lIaeys NacYsl !l9aeys l.HaeYsl
Opportunities Far Too
Inviting to Miss
Second Floor.

Coats Sets, Muffs and Neckpieces for HALF the
money they would command ordinarily
investment standpoint like putting
money into article that certain increase in
value right along.
you desire something very inexpensive aristO-
cratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

CORN - JeSsamine
brand. Sc. a can; dozen,
S2c.
Lily White brand. zoe,
each: dozen ....S / 4
American Beauty, 12c.
a can; dozen IS 1 80
The famous Winorr
brand, kernelled, I &c.
per can: dozen. IS 81
Jessamine Brand Toma-
toes. best quality red ripe
Jersey stock. can, 1 PC:
dozen .......... ST.. SO
Ferren's Early June
Peas. delicious and tender.
1OC. oan.i dozen.
Sis
Strlnglsss Beans. Amer
lean Beauty Brand; can,
I Sc dozen ..- So O6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

+ - -
In tho Basement.
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES OF
LINEN-FINIsHED CHAHiBRAYi H1
Special Tuesday. yard. O5(
FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
PRINTED SHEER LAWN: spo- NJ
eiaI Tuesday. yard. .......... ~
On the Main Floor.
WoMEN's ALL LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, corded and In plaids OF differ
ent designs: Special Tuesday. Nc
eaCh .............. ............. ~
MEMS ALL-LINEN LoRED
HANDKERCHIEFs. effective patterusi
clGssed as seconds because of slight
imperfection; regularly worth Up Odc
20 Sl.OO each: Special Tuesday, .. %-fA
WOMEN's 26-INCH UMBRELLAS.
covered with excellent quality cotton tai
feta. hemmed edges; closc-rollinG Para
gon frame: handles are German silver
storling silver. pearl and silver. gun
metal and silver; pearl tops gold plate
and natural wood sterling silver G 4 40
trimmed; Special Tuesday. ..... y IVY
WHITE VALENCIENNEs ALL
\ OVERS, IS ana 20 inches wide. suitable
FOR waists and evening gowns: values up
10 SIS yard. Special Tuesday. a
yard .....-...--.......3 SOC. and 74c.
wOMEN'S GOLD-FILLED HUNTING
CASE WATCHES. plain polished style.
guaranteed 20 years. itted with our
doubly guaranteed la Forge and Nalen-
tine or Elgin or Waltham movement;
Special Tuesday. including mono
ram 4
On the Second Floor.
woMEN's HANDSOMELY TAI
LORED SKIRTS. made of fine quality
black taffeta fully pleated all around.
finished with deep fold, all lengths.
$l4.oO quality: Special Tuesday. S 1 80
GIRLS NEW MODEL DUTCH NECK
CHAMBRAY DRESSES, In blue. tan
green and pink; box-pleated Russian
style. yoke and klmono sleeves, trimmed
with several rows Of wash braid: stitched
belt. deep hem; size 10 Il years; Spe-
cial Tuesday at ........,......-. Sc. "a
BOYS SUITS. WITH EXTRA
TROUSERS; doUble-breasted belted suits
made OF chevots and cassimeres: some
with two pairs of kniCkerbockers; others
with one pair knickerbockers and one
pair regular knee trousers. sizes to II
years; Special Tuesday. .........S4. 40
WOMEN's WAIsT s-two models
made Of lawn OF fine batlste. one has
allover embroidery front. with dainty
embroidery and lace yoke; the other with
round yoke of lace. with combination Of
lace and batiste embroidery centre; Spe-
cial- Tuesday ....................S1.9S
WOMEN'S WAISTS made OF lawn;
two models Ia select from; one with EN-
broidered panels ana rows of lace inscr-
tions; tho other with embroidery inser-
ton down centre. with N-shaped yoke OF
Val lace and finished to side with lace
and tucks Special Tuesday at. 9SC
NOT ON
q SALE "a
=, MONDAY, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
Miscellaneous Furs

AsA4 - ! ~ - ~ Nj - a NJ -
Natural Mink Throw Scarfs.
double fur. finished with tails,
chinchilla Throw scarfs, satin
lined. SSS. IA.
Chinchilla Pillow Muffs. satin
lined, S34. "A.
Silvered Lynx Pelerines, extra
long, satin lined. S3S IA.
Blue Dyed Japanese Fox Peler-
ines, satin lined, 500. IA.
Isabella Fox Pelerines. with
gray and white squirrel lining,
S2S. IA.
Blue Lynx Throw scarfs. satin
lined. SO. "A.
Natural Gray Squirrel Pelerines,
double fur, S14.74.
Natural Gray Squirrel Muffs,
squirrel lined, S13.7A.
Kolin Sable Saddle Auffs. satin
lined, S1O.74.
Natural Mole Throw Scarfs, ex-
ira long, double fur, 1914.
Sable and Isabella Fox Scarfs,
finished with tails and paws,
S3.74 and So. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Flayorlng Extracts -
"Red star Brand: manu-
featured in our own labor
atory and warranted absO-
lutely pure.
Vanilla - 2-oz. bottles
regularly 17c., now / &c:
coz. bottles. regularly
BSc., now 26c.; S-oZ.
bottles. regularly SSc-.
now 4Sc.; 16-oz. bottles.
regularly S1.06. now SIC.
Seeded Raisins, best
quality, full weight car
tAus, 12c.: dozen
S1.SS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
BASEMENT SPECIALTIRs:
Table Linens
New Spring Silks



FITLL-BLEACHED UNION Ia
BILE DAMASK, SO inches A6c
wide; sale. a yard.
FULL-BLEACHED UNION
LINEN TABLE DAMASK, SAC
70 inches wide: a yard......
ALL-LINEN EXTRA HEAVY
BLEACHED DAMASK, 90 SSC
inches wide; a yaTd......... wv
BLFACHED IRISH TABLE
DAMASK, extra heavy; all new
patterns: 66-in. wide, a QOC
yard, 70c. 72-in. ......... C1@
BLEACHED DAMASK NAP
KINS, large variety Of neat de-
signs; size 19x19 inches; 81 40
dozen ....---..--...''
IRISH DAMASK NAPKINS,
fine quality: select de-
signs; size 22x22 inches; 50 I'D
a dozen ..........'..'
FULL-BLEACHED, HEMMED
DAMASK TABLE CLOTH. hand
somely finished.
Size Tx 70 inches. each. S2.71
size Tex 80 inches. each $3.50
Size 72xiOs inches. each. S4.O4
Size 721126 inches. each. SAT-
Size sex 90 inches. each. 81. 10
size sexIos inches. each. So. 73
Napkins to match the above.
Size 2Ox2o inches. dozen. So. "a
sizo 22x22 inches, dozen. 1928
Size 24x24 inches. dozen. So. SO
HEMSTITCHED ALL-LINEN
GERMAN TABLE CLOTHS, size
56x75 inches; each 81 20.
Fancy Linens:
LIST FL. rear,
CLI7NY LACE-TRIDIMED CEN
TREPIECES AND S c A r t 3,
8 8St9iq So. SO ! 24x24-in.. So. 50
S0x80-in.. S4.14 2oE2o-tn.. 50. %
1s5 9GaHis SIS. 50 / 2ox54-in.. So. "a
RENAISSANCE T r NJ NJ E D
TEA CLOTHS. linen centre. size
72x72 inches ...-...........pI az
ALL-OVER RENAISSANCE
SCARFS AND DOILIES:-
Square Doilies-
size Ok 8 inches. 1c.
Size I2x12 inches. 19c.
Scarfs-Size 20No4 inches, y l. Il
and S1.19.
HEMSTITCHED PURE IRISH
LINEN TRAY CLOTHS, SHAMS
AND SCARFS; northumberland
centres in clover leaf design:
Tray Cloth, 1Sx27-in.. ST .O9.
Shams. 31x3l-in., Sis.
Scarfs-
1sx43-in.. each. 5 81
lsx54-in.. each. S l u
IsxT2-in.. each. S / .9A
HEMSTITCHED PURE IRISH
LINEN SLAMS AND SCARFS,
with one row Of drawn work In
centre and extra work in corners.
Shams, 31xS1 in. 74c.
Scarfs.
1896 in. 56c 1sx54 in. 76c
1919 in. 66c 1sx72 In. CSC
EEMSTITCHED D A NJ A i
CLOTHS. 36x36 IN. 72c.; 45x45
in. size, s 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
MiSCell

Floor Brooms. good quality corn. four
stitched. sc.
Whisk Brooms, good. size. double
Toilet Paper good quality: 1000 sheet
rolls, sc.
All BristIe Dust Brushes. Sc
An BristIe Floor Brooms. Gle. and
Use.
Lambs Wool Wall Busters, 73c
Kinds Patented Extension Handle
Wall Brushes. $ 81 and So Al
Handy House Brushes, 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

Rolled Oats. Lily Whits
brand: Glib cartons. this
sale, Sc: dozen .-.92c
Extra quality California
Dried Lima Beans: s-lb-
cartons. each .---..- &c
Lily White Brand Pre-
pared Flour ana Buck
wheat. 2 10. cartons,
I &c; dozen IS 81
BOrdeu's Matted MIX
Tablets, Chocolate and un-
favored: regularly 24-.
per bottle. special. ...1SC
NACARONI OR spa
MAMHM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
Luncheon
When You're
Shopping:
Sth FL

Lunch in the Macy Res
taurant--one OF the largest
IN the world. Service a la
carte and table d'hote.
Mems Cafe and Smoking
Room adjoining main Res
taurant- Hours: S A. NJ.
to O P. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
New Lines of Black and Colored
E ~ y. II 81 Isl @m@.1 IS y 81
Both Foreign and Domestic Fabrics, Rival
the Display of Silks.

Dress Goods folks, outdone by their neigh
bOrs the Silk Section, arranged wonder ny
interesting showing OF the fabrics designed 1Ol
spring.
High class Fabrics from foreign domestic looms
broadly Prominent all the deslra-
the model garments tflat
abroad this season. The popularity OF
such assured
O he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
lr1eDuS.

Tampico Scrub Brushes. ice. 14c.
and Sc.
Mays Peerless Knife Powder 1Oc
Mays Radiant shoe Polish, ] SC-
100.
Macy's Marble Cleaner, 9C.
Red Star Securing Soap, box Of 100
cakes, SIS. 40. cake. &c
Mays Star Sanitary Fluid, 24o
Mays Powdered Rorax. for family
uses pound, Zoe
Tar Sheets for moths size 40x4s inch.
dozen sheets. 42C.; single sheets. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

wOMEN's ALI. LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, corded ana In plsids Of differ
ent designs. Special Tuesday, ~
each ........... . ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
Women's Fur Coats

WCIIlEIl = I III SOdIS
Breitschwantz Short Empire
Coat. Paquin model, 1924. 90.
Breitschwantz Fancy Elton Coat,
.,Beer" model, S194 90.
Broadtan Fancy Eton Coat.
S97.75.
Fur Sets
Natural Russian Sable Eight-skin
Set, $500. 90.
Natural Hudson Bay Sable
Eight-skin Sets. S263. 90.
Natural Silver Fox Two-skin
Set, $3.50. 90
Natural Eastern Mink Set, Ger
son" model, S194. 90.
Natural Baum Marten Six-skin
Set, SIZE. 90.
Natural Blue Fox Three-skn
Set, S79.75.
Alaska Pointed Fox Three-skin
Set, S79.76.
Natural Cross Fox Three-skin
Set, $40. II.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02
cH1Lp's CAMBRIA pErr1coAr-5e54

street frocks. These are made with
vague little ho.n"s; or empire coates
and with st.i. ia icng or of walking
length acCc..:n.: rs they are intended
for walking or for carriage wear.
Word now comes from Paris that we
are to have pockets again. In many
recent model tailor mades pockets
are placed in the seams of the skikA
a little over the right hip. They are
set into the skirt and finished with a
flap that buttons over. In evening
gowns they are hidden in the folds of
the skirt and placed well back
Hats to match costumes are no long
err obligatory, but there must always
be introduced into the Nat touch of
the most prominent color in the gown
In many instances, however, the hat is
still made to match the gown exactly
The straws are dyed to match the ma
terials of the costume.
The petticoat illustrated is a good
model for an active child. The full
skirt Is joined to smoothly fitted I'M
derwaist and can be made plain or
elaborate, as the occasion demands. The
waist is perfectly fitted, and the petit
coat is simply straight and gathered at
its upper edge, SO that the laundering
is simple matter.
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02
A Witch Story.

The recent death of Captain Ernest
Rhodes, brother of the late Cecil
Rhodes. recalls II strange story told by
Colonel Frank Rhodes. says London
Tit-Bits. A few years ago Cecil
Rhodes turned Matabele witch off
his estate In South Africa in conse-
quence OF some offense, and the old
bag, with hatred in her eyes, shriekeI
out. "Thy days on earth shall be short
and two of those who follow theer'
Curiously enough, five years have seen
three members of the Rhodes family
die shortly after taking possession OF
the Dalham estate. Cecil Rhodes paid
100000 for the property and only Wis
tied the hall once. 1t is probable that
the witch story is only variant Of
the legend which has attached to Dali
ham Hall for years. The place has al
ways brought sudden death or misfor-
tune to its owners. This Is attributed
to the fact that the mansion was bull.
on the site Of famous monastery,
which was looted and plundered at the
time of the reformation. Misfortune
logged the steps of the Affieck family,
from whom Dalham was purchased by
Cecil Rhodes.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02

as If they were novelty and are used
for bands on skirts and also for q
matching trimming for the whole suit.
The size of the newest bag except
where large receptacle is required is
less exaggerated, and leather strap
handles have taken the place of chains.
Many have the sides carried up in de-
tached flaps hiding the frame and
clasp.
Chameleon or changeable taffetas
are very smart this season for elabo-
rate costumes. The frock shown in the
cut is of champagne saffeta shot. with
threads of blue and trimmed with pale
blue velvet and deep cream lace. The
tiny little jacket gives Just sugges
ticn of wrap without hint Oh
warmth JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02
The Zionist Movement.

The eighth Zionistic congress will be
held at Boston in August. In a call
issued by the Rev. DR.. ]. L. Magnns
1t is stated that this will be .'the first
real Palestinean congress of the move
ment." The call also says: "AlI differ
ences as to the fundamental principles
governing the movement have been
settled. The work of real construction
for and in Palestine has been begu..
The eighth congress will therefore he
an important one, inasmuch as PaIes
tine will be the center of actual inter
est" DIR. Max Nordau, on the Other
hand, says that the differences in the
ranks Of the Zionists have never bee.
greater than now. and the American
lsraelite. showing its opposition ta
the un-Ameriean movement, SAVE.
THAT the Zionists can be a power for.
evil they have demonstrated at tho
Hebrew Union college. Now let them
point to some good that they have ac-
cOTl,nIiSbnf1 -
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02
ATTRACTIVE TRIPLES.

New Hand naes-Dainty Auto Hat.
Close Fitting Skirts.
Entire skins of alligators are used to
make some of the new hand bags. One
has head hanging menacingly at one
side and the tail and four feet at the
other side and the corners. The bags
are a beautiful rich brown. but it
seems Incredible that any woman
would carry such a grewsome thing.
A little brown auto hat with low
wide crown and a narrow but shelter
ing brim has two big rosettes of brown
chiffon in front and the usual long
scarf ends.
Skirts mold the hips and hang In
graceful folds, widening &C the feet
The waist line has descended to its
normal position.
The linen collar worn with colored
bow is popular. Some of these bow
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-06-02
FEMININE FANCIES.
How to Distinguish Some Of the New
Materials.

materials.
Marquisette is woven like very fire
grenadine. and mexicana is sheer
barred muslin with printed floral de-
signs. Spider silk is silk and cotton
fabric In a loose poplin weave printed
also in floral designs. Eolenne is OF
the same nature Plumetis is on the
order of swiss muslin. with little
woven dot or all over design.
Columbine Is pinkish red, and coque-
iicot Is almost a fame color The
shade of reseda shown this season ia
fairly bright and very soft and clear.
It hovers between sage green and a
deep emerald. Gobelin blue is green
ish gray blue. deeper than cadet and
very attractive.
A toque of green leaves has a mass
OF pink wings at one side and not Il
single flower on 1t.
Cherries and lilies of the valley are
one of the combinations fancied for a
spring hat.
Yoke and neck garnishments of all
evening dresses are of white or cream
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black. The same style is carried out
In white with black trimmings. A pair
of pumps of dark brown suede are
made that are very good style. Around
the edge is a narrow binding of brown
leather, ending in tiny bow and two
ends. Handsome brown silk stocking
to wear with them would be charming
with brown costume
Dotted batiste has the double merit
Of being dainty and charming and of
laundering to perfection. So it is in
demand for girls dresses. Pictured is
one made with becoming bertha. The
skirt is shirred to form girdle, giving
princess effect. The trimming is
bands of insertion and medallions.
JUDO. CHOLLET