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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-08
The Bakers Dozen.

The term is much older than the
seventeenth century. 1t took Its ORR
gin doubtless. in medieval London.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-08
F. J. Kipp. 1
Clerks Office.
'6 yards lenolium, H. e. Wal


26 yards lenolium, H. e. Wal
1 heating stove, A. M. Conover, 1925
Window shades, A. M. Conover. .25
l heating stove, F. E. Fisk. $50
Is window blinds, F. e. Kipp, 100
1 heating stove, SHELL, F. E.
l heating stove, F. e. Fisk. ESQ
20 yards carpet, Harrington. 400
"a yards carpet, J. A. Baker. 500
l stove, Co. Supt, Mrs. Powell, S.75I
3 curtains, e. B. Smith. -. Isl
Old shed, e. B. Smith. 1850
Out house and pump, F. Kipp, SIS
l lamp, ]. Jester, Jr. $1,000. rs |
Making a total of. $111.4O
Whereupon the board adjourned |
until the regular meeting in July.
1907.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-08-21

bfezna 1905. Nez jia p0 roce onemoenei
TAX tGzcc, ze 80 musel uchyliti do ne.
mocnice bratm Alcxianu, odkudz po pdl
roce odebraI SO do Tcxasu, kdeh konec'
NJ zhkefne nemoci podlchI. --- Vlp. Jan
/. Hodge narodiI Sc -. ledna 1864 v
Lochenicich u KrdIoye Ilradee V Ce.
ehleh. Vychodiy obecnou skom ve
SVEN rodisti, nayst6voyal gymnasium v
Hradci Kraloyf. Ubytovhn byl chla'
peck6m scmnhfi Borromaeum, kdez SO
MIN pisateI tGchto fddku dcnne sty'
kal po ftyH roxy. Mladg Iodyc byl
poyaby tieh6, mysli vnimaV6 hlou'
bayt. Gymnasium absoyoyaI Ger.
yenci 1865, naGez ystoupil do seminole
V Hradci Krdlovt. Po dvouletem poby-
tn tamt6z po trpkf zku5enosti obo'
ru uftesk6m odebraI SO do Svyearska,
kdez dokonGil boh0sloveekA stndia a
dne IL. Geryence 1899 byl yysvecen.
Jako knez zahAjil sy6 poyolani Neb.
brasec. Hde, n sice Omaze, setkal 80
pisatel 20 vice nez 20 letcch op6tne y
vlp. Hodyeem, tehddz farafem SO.
Omaze. A tn y Gast6ho pfatelskelo
hovoru seznaIi jsm,, jak ttake, dmor-
ne peyd6Gnt jest poy6tsine povo'dni
GeskGbo kncze Amcrice, zyia5td ro'
vAGha Jaky div, Ae za pomGrh TAX
trudnScb podryto byIo zdrayi ylp. Ilo'
dyce ze zakefna ehoroba 9klAsila iej
Y pfedtasny brob. Zrsnulg klt2 wy
znamendvaI ne yzAcn$m naddnim bdsni'
ckym u jebo bdsD6 uyefejhoydny byly
v pfcdnich Geskych beletristickych ca.
sopisecb, jako 'IIatd Praha', 'obzor
n J. - Budiz Gest ;elio palnhtaei
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-08-21

Capka, tajemnika, Ant. Noyotnebo, A.
poldka, r. +. Riegra, Fr. Vranka, pi'
JOS. Sklenkovt, A. Pulpita Jos.
SkIcnky. VFbor donesl osobnf do re-
dakce Gasopisu "star", ktera po Sc,
znani situace uyolia 10 * nyefejntni
reso.uce / odyoldni urazky. Tim lze
zalezitost tuto, pokud jednd We o Star ,
povazovati M skontcnou kraJanim
longislandsk$m DdleM pine u2ndni, ze
zphsobem taxi raznym So yzebopiIi M
obranu jm6na feskebo Geske Ell. BY
10 by zddoucno, ably We ysech podobnych
pfipadech bylo yzdy zakroceno stejnym
sphsobem PAX by takov6 nicotine n
rdzky brzy pominnly
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-08-21
DRoBNE ZPRAvY.

u Wichita, Ia, se sd6luie, ~ diva
synkove w. A. Leupardeza jsou pied.
mttem zvlastni pozornosti humanitnf
spoleGnosti yedatord Jeden hoch po'
dobd se pry vaezfenim jednhnim psu,
kdezto druhS hoeh shodnjo se prs 1plns
gorillou musi byti pfiyazdn ke stro-
mu, jezto jest pfilis diyokym, ably mobl
bgti ponechhn na syobodt iioeh, jenz
&c podoba psu, clhapa po vsem, kdufi
sttka, ale schoulen ulfh6 poblize ohne
V kucbyni
Guvern6r statu Missouri, Folk,
zmenil rozsudek smrti, vyneseny mad
'lordem" Frederiekem Seymourem
Barringtonem, doziyotni vezeni.
Darlington mel byti poprayen Clay
tonu dne rs. srpna pro vrazdn Jamese
McCanna IL. eervna 1908. Darlington,
ntmz Sc mi IN 10, ze jest ylastne po.
ytstny anglicky zlodsj George Barton,
odsonzen byl snrti vghradnt jen ma
okolnostni svfdeetyi
Rochester, N, j., udal Sc We sire.
du y5buch zayodu Eastmanovych ko'
daki Po vybuchu nasledoval ohefi.
Pet budoy bylo zniteno n skoda zpdso.
bend odhaduje Sc ma vice nez 100000,
Nekolik osob bylo vice meme porana.
no. Ma sc "a to, ze byl vybuch "a
vinGn chemikaliemi pfi fotografovani,
ez Sc nal6zaly We skIadisti zavodu.
Nasedkem stale poptavky pfipra-
yuie vlada move vydAni 250,000 vytiskd
knihy "ZvIastni nemoci koni jezto
prye ieji vydani milionu v$tiski jest
iiz Ipln6 rozebrdno.
DO New Yorku pfiplul pfedminu-
le literf novS parnik Severo-ndmeekeho
lloydu Kronprineessin Cecilie' Pryou
cestu sy0u pres more 2 Chelbourgu do
New yorku vykonal : dnech, % ho-
dinach 40 minuthch, coz jest pramer'
na rycblost 2l.sl uzlu "a hodinu. LoR
"a Jest 700 stop dlouha, ~ stopy siro'
XII ma 81 stopy ponorn. L"dn' nps
styo sestdva "a dGstoiniku 679
muan
4 Wilmington, Del, Sc sdeluie, 10
na eelem pohfeli zalivu nelawarskthn
vyskytuH Sc komafi tax ohroysktm
mno1stvi, ~ 10 mhle miti ~ nAsledek
zastayeni dodavky postovnieh zasilek
ma yenkoye, PoStovni rozyatcei 1hsi.
LEX Doyoru kone ieiich hyli prl Il.
A
by uUlkli hFozue trygui, vrhli s. do he.
laware,
Mistoadmiral y H. Chadwick yra
iil Sc ze spanelaka, kdea pry sbtfai
potfebny material pro histarii ames
fieko Apanelske yalky ieii ptitiu. kie
roal hodla yydali Mstoadmirai had,
wick byl yelitclem ktiabku New York.
ylaikoys lodi podadmirala Sampsoua,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-08-21
CEsKA AMERIKA.
Czech ma sjezdu zoologh.

V Cambridge, Mass, konAn bude We
dnoeh 10. nj "a. srpna sedmS mczina'
rodni ygroeni kongres zoologd, jeh0z Sc
sGGastni tez prof. Alois Mrdzek, mi
lnofddny professor geologic nn ceske "
niversite Praze. Prof, Alois MIRA
zek habilitoyai ne M feske uniyersitt
roku 1893 u Gfastui 80 jiz fady 200
logickSch sjezd6, zeim6na V Bonnu a
We Styrsk6m Hradci. Po skoneeDi sjez'
ru Odebffou 10 dGastniei jeb0 do New
Yorku, kde bndou slaynostnf uyithni
p0 pet dni host6ni.
Wanna nehoda cesk6 rodiny,
Krajan p Vaelay KOur, mayor V
Little Ferry, NJ j., vyjel 81 pfedminuIou
nedeIi odpoledne M prochdzku 8 man
zelkou tfemi ditkami Kdyz mezi
| 7. a =, h0dinou yeGcrni vraecl 70 domd
po Lodi ave, kde byd6, splash Sc ma
HE iebo kan asi diva ttveree od jeho
residence a skofil do stoky, ,strhnuv 10
sebou povoz, ktery ~ pfekotil. Po.
kud znamo, pan Kour u ditky odbyli
nehodu poubSm Ieknutim bez yazneho
Grazu. In TO pani Kouroya die yscch
zuamek utrpela uejake ynitfni zran6ni
d musela bgt doprayena domd, kamz k
nj byl okamzite povoldn lekaf Koear
| byl pf nehodh one dplne rozbit spa.
4eny kim dob6hl sam domd.
Krajan podiehl dkehu glunecnind.
V Clevelandu sta ~ obtti vedfa kra,
Jan Jos Erie, bydlici {. 343l zdo. A.
uI., podlchnuv Gzehu slnneenimu. Tyz
yrhtiy se domi y proehhzky, usedI ma
Idi, ofekavaje ve6cfi, kterou mu man.
zelka ieho npravovala. Kdyz koneent
jidlo bylo nchysthno, Frie yoldn byl
ke stoIu, neodpovtdtl, aniz SO hnul .
mista. PAM Fricova sla k menu, lee
ztrnula hriizOu name! jcji hyl mr.
tcv. Ma rycho pfiyolanS lfkaf nemohl
vi poskytnouti Eadnt pomoci - slu.
ucfni nzeh pfivodil krajanovu smrt.
f'rc byl ~ rokd star; krone zeny "a
ncchava Ia n6kolik d6ti,
NeBteSu Cebhe Eouiho'
V minulyeh dnech postizeni byli hroz.
n$m nestestim manzele Puneochafoyi,
bydlicf Z. 1909 Homan ave. V Chi
cagu. PAM PunGochafOva nesla prave
MA sthI hrnec vafici Sc polevky, kdyz
ne il do cesty pfipletla 10 mtsicu stara
deeruska Eliska. Matka klopytla a
hned take dohra po.ovldka polevky Wy
splSehla Sc nadoby zasahla malou
ElFku. TIA byla hrozn6 opafena a
pres to, ze nj byl lined povolan IL.
kaf, skonala IN n6kolik hodin po ne
st6sti Zoufalstvi ubohe matky, ktera
takovymto hroznSm zpdsobem ztratila
sveh0 milaeka, nelze popsa,i
Umrti ceskeho kneze.
v nedeli dine 4. srpne hodin We
Ger dokontl pozemskou syou pout ne
mocnic Blahoslayeut Panny Marie
Boerne, Tex, vlp. Jan l. Hodye a ma
sledujiciho dno hyl tamidz pohfben.
zprava pfedeasne smrti sleehetn6ho
kneze tohoto dotkla 80 holesin6 zeim6na
Ceehh nebrasskfch, mezl uimit asi sest
roka pnsehil DO Nebrasky ptiiel ma
podzim roku 1850 4 ytnoral sluaby sve
diecesi omatske, Epryu doii2dal do
6esk Sch osad Dodge, Heun Ravenny
Pozdeil SO stall farAtem Heun cd
tnd byl ptelolon do South oNahy, Ma
10 filnu lsaa ustanaven hyl duchay'
min spraveem osa,iy ulah Panny Ma
rie Dohre Rady Chicagu, kdeA paso.
bill IA io kye,na la0A kdy 50 ietee
roansmohl hyl uueeu yz,lati - aplne
duehoyni sprAyy razlraylv - pone
kud. pfeyfal sprawl osady hah. rsHuy
Marie LaidskS Chicago Poeatkem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-08-21

"'V"""' ''N' ~ t.i.
knSDS nof sYe Ptn'No no@" 80, e,tL1'ah
Flh'' q ''e""'e" '" 'poJong." .'aat
h'JSoa aneS s.a'. EyP"Je',' ~ ~"
~ M doDu "eis'' n''F' "o',","y
nhe PuJehy d" ~" ~ '''s. -"
VeHniou f""y, ~ ~ J'"' ""p''"'
pu neJhfh,Sh 'a J''' ." V"'"v u'
'ehHn n'e wy >" ~. ",'" ;, n.as,
miuNi" pn Y HhJ'"" '''n"' D"y
p"F"' F''i''' ~ - py'"'' p,, fs...,g.a
"h Rrh'i ti"'o -" et"
@aS'riSi'' p't7'''p'" "V'9'' '''"' -,
hoF'sho, J"ho N"'1"' p'''''",
'r"S'u", "N""Yu'o J'o' ,,''s 'o,"p',"I h,,, -"
sPtlVf"li'e, J'nio po"N' ,'o''" ~" ~"
pon si"N' ~ "'''"''' ''"'' -" ''''''
soudce mu dal ma yybranou.
Ga, ,u.a. n n.a,os an s,oo;bl.
''''".. ~. va.,,,' ,,unu n,i.
~ "",,"a"' ~ .a,,,xa4ah ,nahod.
'"'," 49," 80, ubs.h I,,, nauLd.
'''' Pi'p""n ' Al .a,ia DLzo,o.o.
'"p "F"J"'"o'," ')" s,''" nhon
''"' :" ',,, rSpt%"pg ~. "' ,,a.o,, oh,h
, e'''n an, ~" %,1," %n' -, .on nodmtnkou
~ ""'". ",1 1at, -" "hIin, drnhE
~ !" """ ..'. ''%a %a. L,oLo,Lnm Herman
",',"" ~" 400 ahab a al
n"t m""'' "''' aasaIi,. ao
| y" H"n',""' ''D" ,p''. VI, Iii
'''"' ,'',% imam :" aa,1,t pnaoaLa,ao.on
~ -, pD'' y.,.e.. Ia,,ooa,,aI za nonf
kIirnt iebo zakOnnG odd6n 80 zenou, jih
@hn'eha' ' hae""oNp" NV >" "uA''"s ~,'p,'s
WHhnS'n 'pnaN" ,r, "Ni", ai,. p",o.'i ~ % "htni
VihnSm "V"J1'"''F'"' '''"'"' 9'@ 49,
pos'"t' F'"n"" Wv y'|'"' ""'" ,LIn g
pr'"'"hf Je"' M"y ""'S :" :" sp'aI., p,,
PFYn "'h" Pron'"spa' ., y : "'pa"" Ina,',
eVf|nen' n""''" ""o''% ,@ >" IL. "o''n' ...'n
y" ''"''''"'r 80" rDF' ,o',s
"'' my P'"1s"a ',''. 49," ,-%a,. ~ y. - IT,
'" So"',' '",'',t pp'"u' ",a, :. ,',aa
now, WnNi' 9so''"' '''D''', =. -"
lhe PflsPlva" Vp'lna =" "'o"S"' ~
p"s''' var - "'''1','s" t',,', ,vs7''''s
inohu ,e"y pDe"" - ~
Num- Ni'''' N","o, 49,,
= SIM" Jen J''""". ~, 'V""V'"''s s.. {. ~ y
vau""' h'"n po'is" - 10 49,,
S'e'ou "a P"'"a', ,,., ''' n p"A ia 10 aLa
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mHite hotoNa' =" W." "'"''' ".pV"
wy % mn y" "''Y'Jo' IN nv 1,h,',..h "p "A
'ha"el ~ s'"un' sin.' nm 'N"'""'"'
pof'' P'a'''' H'h ''N''
Anglicky list odvolal urazky.
| .. . kaaot. aIono
II" n','', .a1a -. - !, ,vohhyaiie, . Iono
',a"' '"9 ' ~, .anal6.t nn'
'''"",' La ,'J; 6oahn,h
1"a"h'' -" "' .,aa ha,o
h,|hy"' 'k'v'a"'' ,. .nn".,a,, - ,am
"a"', ~ p;a, ~ M yoroth I,stv;
'"A"' p'e'''' - 80" a.,,'.,'.u - Inna,alona.
""o ~ ''p," n'',I aapxn; no
~ ni"''", "N'' pSt, raaSanh !, 20.
''ne"" 'r go 20 ""'N''nY aa saaa'ian 1.tooo Ia.
''N,nI o""a"' a,.p.', =. -" l,', 90 x,rnanoo
mn" D"'S % 9'" ,',. - t.Lh sLn'
r"op''' '' '""". "@''' sL,saat.s ,haIod.
.'e"' ''tn"'" 'ee',", =, ~ ~ - a.na. 40
N'''' ''a' -. W." .,'.s.;.r rosolne;
49,, y !" .,s.,,ht ~ ,,%horn ninGm.
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N"."' /" P''p"g ,,,LIhaana
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-08-21

komiso eisilul smahy oanamais We
ieinosti, a. ylAdu ptiilma pro fhsns
oibofY sebopns lsil q kdo Nv Il ptAl
sa tim utelem padehili 50 tkouAee,
neehr 50 icn ptihlasi lislhem q apilkae
nj hsllnu "a mu hule yyplaenl -
pAna. vlAda his,lA nAsledujiel aisd'
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
Ornaments in FLowsrs and PLumes

bird and algrette headdresses which are
now making any fashionable ass 5mblage
of women so odd looking. The hllets are
made Of gold pearls, diamonds and other
Jewels and sometimes there are several
strands. in which brilliants and small How
ers are mingled. A very handsome wreath
was of frosted red and white leaves. An
other wreath was Of cyclamen and another
of small yellow orchids. Tiny grapes and
red berries are also made into these nair
wreaths.
Many OF these floral wreaths have aig-
rettes. nlimes or birds OF paradise rising
from the wreath on the right side. These
plumes do not stand high, but are AL
made TO start upward slightly toward the
back. and then, IL a long plume to fan
over the hair
Nothing is handsomer than the bird OF
paradise coiffure ornaments. In them
selves they are excessively beautiful and
most fashionable; but they are not any
thing like as becoming as many simpler
and less expensive headdresses. In fact,
the woman who looks her best in a bird
Of paradise coifure ornament is rare in-
deed. The eccentric character OF tho dec
oration demands a certain bu'lliant artifci-
ality. a sparkling perfeotion of finish IN
its wearer. or. II not that. then a splen-
dor OF appearance. combined with a GER
tain savage quality.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18

linesof the figure to 50 much better advan-
tnge The girdle effect OF ribbon. brought
well down in front and carried up almost
to the shoulder line In back, with the skirt
hung below this belt. IS seen with the MAJ
J0rity OF transparent textures as lace an 4
net, but IN AN such materials as velvet. SIR
and satin the skirt is Joined onto the waist
beneath "a soft fold-provided the waist Us
draped across front and haclJ--or else ht
joining is hidden by a piping Of silk on
velvet
CLOTH OF GOLD AND SILVER.
one nuticcahly attractive dinner gown
was of figured chiffon trimmed with point
applique lace and made I'M the Empire
model The chiffon had white ground
and was bordercd with "a trells of black
and white stripes. over white climbed large
pink and yellow roses. while scattered ap-
parontly at random over the body Of the
skirt were little bow knots of pale blue
over the white dining the black stripes
seemed a soft steel gray. SO that the Em.
mre sirdle was of the same gray shade of
satin and In the back passed through tinv
rhinestone buckles. The lace sleeves were
very short, finished on with sort banis IA
the satin loopei through rhinestons
buckles like those on the back OF the
bodice. Lace fel over the sleeves. and hi
front was a llttle lace suimre or vest on
which We're laid three straps OF gray satin
passing through rhinestone buckles
Cloth OF gold and cloth OF silver are im-
Intensely popular as fabrics for the new
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
NZIEH NET boDHcE

year to discover rare treasures In ma
terials and trimmings at ridiculously small
cost. Embroidered laces, fancy holeros'
nchus. bretelles and all sorts OF attract.ve
adornments are to be had, such as VIII
trim up last seasons ball gown and make
&c look like new. and every one knows the
wonders that can be wrought with a new
broad satin girdle and sash ends orna-
mented with brilliant rhinestone buttons or
buckle. A broad Nrdle and sash ends is
I'm fashion at the moment and certalnly
does 20 far I'm making an otnefWlse
shabby gown look fresh and smart so
that the Investment In rib1on and eue2tlVe
buttons and buckles at this time of year
IS certainly wise and prudent Both the
nialn and the pompadour ribbons are at-
tractive for this purpose, and tnere is nu
end of most fascinating designs or coloi
and pattern TO choose from.
.FROCKS OF FLOWERED SILK.
Crepe de Chine and lowered silks are
boon 10 the forced to be economical woman
for there are so many different shades o
color in the one and patterns in the othe
as TO make it by no means Impossible t'
have an attractive evening gown Wlthou
being wickedly cxtravagant. OF course
there is no limit to the amount Of money
that can be spent in the more expensive
GRADES of lowered and brocaded silks an'
satins. while in crepe de Chine as well th'
wide field of expense is decidedly alluring
but these are sales when crepe dc Chlhe
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
DINNER GOWN OF LIBERTY oCATlN NTH
VENETIAN LACE ...

and IN most fascinating shades. can
De bought al absurdly low prices while in
the silk sales IL merely means the eXpendi-
ture of time and taste TO choose an effect
i've coloring and design. Figured net and
just a bit o. handsome lace with ribbons
and bright buttons comprise all the trim-
mlng needed. ana for the crepe de Chine
net the same color on ,he waist and sleeves
| is extremely smart and effective, and no
lace is needed. Furthermore, If there ne a
silk lining that has already done duty pro-
lviied it fits and hangs well, the dressmaN-
ling part OF the gown need not present
iinsurmountab dimculues.
IBROCADES AND EMBROlDERlES.
The superb brocade gowns always FASH
lionable are once again 20 bee popular, and
ithe beauty Of the fabric shows to the
lgreatest advantage IN the simple lines of
many of the most attractive models of the
winter The Empire, suggested rather tnan
defined. is especially charming ln gown
lof white or yellow brocade. trimmed only
with fine lace ON the waist. the skirt, with
out any trimming whatever. falling in un-
broken lines, The upper part of the waist is
Idraped in horizontal folds over the lace, foi
the waist Is cut eXaggeratedly low al the
bust and filled IN with the lace. which
comes over the shoulders from the Y
shaped point at the back. There is a bow
knot work in silver thread across the lace
Iand on each shoulder is a bOwknot that eiii'
lcienuy holds In place the big wlnglkt
sleeves of lace that fall down over the
skirt, either leaving the upper part Of the
arms bare or disclosing a tight fitting
sleeve Of net This is a style that shows
TO perfection the beauty of material. color
ing and design and at the same time Is
effective In the less expensive silks and
sauns. However it must be admitted that
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
Cushions in Lattice Work.

n NE Of the most popular ideas for
cushion decoration at present Is the
~ lattice work decoration which has
been so popular I'm wallpaper. The
cushions are covered either with linen. cot
ton or woollen materials in plain colors
and the lattice work is made Of the mate
ual an different colors IN application OF in
embroidery over the lattice work there Is
an embroidery of flowers, vines. &c. or
else an application Of the same sort Of
design
A cushion covered with green woollen
material had a lattice work decoration OF
paler green and over this an application OF
vines and leaves. with large rink roses
these having been cut from chintz. Another
cushion was of brown denim, with a lattice
work of heavy wOOllen stitching done In
the largest possible stitches and a very
open design. The flowers clambering over
this lattice work were embroidered in vel
low and green. A pale pink cushion had a
lattice work of dark red denim stitched on
in the design. and over this white 70 e
design. made of heavy wo0llen thread done
In outline, was placed. Grapes cut from
chintz or embroidered are also used in the
lattice work. as are an designs which
would be in harmony with the lattice
effect.
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
Couture

" MONG the charming hair ornaments
[ now In vogue are those in three pieces.
Nfor young girls. one for each side
OF the part and the third for the
back. where the hair Is gathered into a
tight bunch of curls or waves on the nape
of the neck. These hair ornaments are
necessarily not elaborate. but consist SIM
ply OF hunches of small rosehuis. s. ns
large roses, lunches of leaves. &c. They
are not spangled or Snowy. although some
Times trimmed with a Few crystal drops.
Another coiffme ornament for young
grl is especially adapted 90 one wearing
her hair in a roll around the back and pom
pldour in 'front.' 1t Is bandcau OF gold
or hroca lcd or eaule ribbon, ntuug well
down over the mead. tied in "a knot and
with two short ends In the middle of toe
back of the head. I'm the middle of the
front of che handcan there is an orna-
ment. either large flower. a pair Of itto q
gauze wings or a bow of ribbon, This
ornament. instead Of being placed directly
IN front. may so Co one side OF the front
Also for young girl whose hair Is worn
low on the nape of the neck and parted ln
front with side curl Is coffure ornament
OF ribbon ana roses. The ribbon is lnad4
into square sort OF butterfly bow. fas-
tened well down on the lett side of the
bead and quite well on the face. toward
the crown OF the head The ends are then
carried across the part and are used 20 tie
zap a bunch OF roses which Is the ornament
Evening journal., 1907-04-18
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COSTUME

est evening gowns. The material is, how
ever, more often used as "a lining or
trimming than by itself. although there
are some most effective gowns made of 1t
and trimmed with most elaborate cm-
broidery in raised effects. II WAS fash
ionable last season in Paris ana is now
the STYLE here to line the transparent nets
and chinons with the cloth Of gold or sill
yer and then 10 have broad band o. 10
show around the foot Of the skirt or IN
the trlmming Of the waist The net or
gauze is then Of such sheer texture as 20
show 10 tho best possible adantage the
brilliant lining The gold effect with the
shoerest of black net embroidered wiz
gold thread and gold emhroideries Is most
brilliant. while any possible garishnesi
seems 10 Doe done away with by the
trimmings Of black satin or velvet so Law
lishly used. Odd effects I'm colorlng are
lalso brought out IN this style Of gown
Iand "a CLINT Of light blue must clevcIly
introduced I'm uhe trimming and embroid-
cry.
This IS the time OF year when the
practical shoPber goes out bargain hunt
ing. Among the stock of model gowns
now offered for half OF the original price
she searches until she finds what Is not
too shopworn 10 he renovated, and secures
smart and attractive models that are some
times even ahead of the fashion OF the
moment, but she does not contne her ener-
Igies or her talents to buying made uI
gowns, for she knows this is the season OF
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OF evening dress-that Intended FOR large
formal dinner and the costume designed
for dinner al a fashionable restaurant, to
be followed probably by "a visit DO the
play. The latter dress borders closely
upon the theatre costume or reception
dress, being IA reality a cross between the
two. Formerly II was not considered good
form to be too conspicuously gowned nl
any public place. but this idea has van-
ishcd with the fashions OF other years,
and to-day the llghtest and most cnectve
gowns are necessary for the restaurant
dinner. ln America hlGh cut evening
gown is always obligatory at O. restaur-
ant although there may DE a collarless
yoke to the bodice TO allow of the high
dog collar cor string of pearls showing up
with best possible effect If there is a coli
lar at all 1t should be as high as comfort
win allow, and collar and yoke are always
transparent IN this style OF dress. The
sleeves are shorter than the rcgua tion
elbow length, but not so short as those
seen on the low dinner gown. Liberty
satin, embroidered chiffon. satin, lace. bro
cade, an popular evening fabrics. in fact,
are seen in this high dinner dress. There
are numborless pink gowns this year. all
ways In a deep or bright shade. and the
yeloWs, blues and whites arc as plentiful
ds ever. White or deep cream lace. made
m some way suggestive of the Empire
makes a most becoming dress. the hat
being am white or onlivencd bv n touch. Of
some shade thar Is peculiarly becoming
The Empiro is seen I'm an possible cuises.
sometimes SO changed as o. be- almost un-
recognizable. and again in the original
model is 90 be noted hne not or lace falls
ing loose from above the waist line over
smoothly ntting lining OF satin fine
ishcd silk. In AN mlterals that are
not Transparent the Empire model bears
a close rotation TO the fitted princess. for
there are remarkably few figures how
ever slight and tan. that can wear the
.rde Empire gown The newest models
have t1c soft draped bodi,e. but the ma
terial OF the skirt Is swung from higher up
on the waist than was seen on the first
Of these dresses. Although this last is
silently newer, aall the old model Is more
generally popular. as it shows the natural