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New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
THAW LOSES PRIVILEGES.
Nosc 4Uo5Ued Only to Get Meals at
Hotel.

Pouchkeepsie N Y, July 2s.-Harry X. Thaw,
the SLAYER of Stanford White, is not enjoying the
same privileges that were his during the early part
OF his stay in the Dutchess County Jail. When he
first came here from the Asylum for the Criminal
Insane at Matteawan Thaw was harbored in the
elaborately furnished private apartments Of Sherln
Chanler on the upper floor of the jail. After the
She-ifr's return from Europe Thaw was transferred
to the main portion of the prison, but for time
he had free run of the jail. Recently his liberties
have been steadily curtaied, until now he Is kept
constantly confined in OF the steel corridors IN
the main prison. AS there other prisoners in
that norton of the jail, and Thaw is permitted TO
receive visits only from his lawyer and his wife.
ne is practically in solitary confinement Mrs
Thaws last visit TO the Jail was made more tnan
two months ago.
iHae aafins ets esIis Gags Or exc
fai which he still retains is that Of sending TO q
nearby hotel for his meals Up 20 short time
ago he was allowed to practise on the jail organ
but when a prisoner known stub" Griffin. who
is serving sentence for robbing freight cars.
complained that Thaw's playing was nuisance
that privilege taken from HIM 1T Is the re-
strictfon with regard to the use Of the telephone
that Thaw feels more keenIy. however. When ne
had the freedom of the Jail he used the telephone
as often as liked, calling up his wife. lawyers
broker and friends at will After visit 20 the
iai to-day his lawyer said that Thaw had lost
$1,000 in stocks yesterday as the result OF not
being permitted to use the telephone
"Thaw will make no complaint regarding any
thing that is done with him at the Poughkeepsie
iail" said Charles Morschauser, his attorney.
''EIe fears that Should he make any such COM
plaint Mr. Jerome's aIienists will he is devel-
oping delusions of prosecutions at the hands OF
Sheriff Chanler, and. therefore, is a paranoiao
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown, July 28Cedric CBrJ- New York for Liver
pool
Plymouth July 23-Raserin Victoria (er) New
CherbouFg and Hamburg.
22-Deutschland Ger tank), New YORK
Amsterdam July 2z-RotIerdam Dutch Tank New York
Bristol July 23-Brooklyn City (Erl. New York
rNi1 Tuiy s2-TorontO (Rri New York.
July 22-Titisn (Hrl, New York
July 22-Invertay CFrl, New York FOR AUCKLAND
Bremen July 21-Helios Ger New York
Turicorin July 20-Moitkefes tGer1 New York via BON
Genoa July GtaD. Phadelpnia and New York
Maoeo' july 2o-corrisntss Ger, New York Bar
Shanghai July 2s-rndrsnsyo CBr,. New York via Hong
Port said July 25-Indrani Csr, New York for Hong
Annoy. etc.
Barcecns July 20-saxolene Csr). New York
Southampton. July 23-Adriatic CBr) New York VIA
Plymouth and Cherbourg
Port said. July 29-Abana (Frl New York for Nharpoa
SAILED.
Queenstown July 2s-Brruria CBr). New York; Teu-
tonic (3rl New York
Hamburg July 21-Phoebus Ger, New York
Genoa July s1-Lasuria UtaD. New York
Ffume July i9-Ids (Aust). New York
Sransea July 22-Jersey CITY (Br1 New York
Iiyerrool July 2sSaItlc CBr) New YORK via queens
PASSED.
Lizard July 23-Ryndam Dutch. New. YORK f9r boo-
Ioene and Rotterdam: Oberon tBrl. New fofS =.
Perrin July 23-Caliope Crl New YORK via AsieTs Tot
SHANGHAI
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
COAL COMPANY MAKES COMPLAINT
Appeals to Commerce Commission Againss
Several Railroads.

washington, July 23.-The Tygarts River CosA
e-or,panv operating a bitumnous coal mine al Ar
AZ, Barbour County. W. Va, has filed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission complaint
against the Baltimore & Ohio. the Western mary
land. the Philadelphia & Reading the oenuai
Railroad Of New Jersey, the Leh1gh 0 1"nsoii
,Jyar The Central New England ana uhe 80. 80
york New Haven & Hartford railroad colhpaioN'
IN the effect that excessive rate Is cnaIee" oN
sbinrnsnts OF coal from Arden 90 Lee, Adass-
1t is charged that by routing cars oVsi 0
..,.- ro1,to the mileage haul is increased TO
thtrtv-nine miles moro than 1t would be by more
direct line.
The complainant asks the commission 10 ehlo.co @
the establishment OF rates applying TO the e"'t'
bo11
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
OFFER CENTRAL PACIFIC r. r. BONDS

Kuhn Loeb g. Co, Speyer & Co. and the National
City Bank offer slS,oooeeo first refunding mortgage
1 uer cent gold bonds of the Central Pacific Rail-
usv Cornpanv al e55s and accrued interest to de-
livery These bonds sold the Stock Exchange
Yesterday at eSl4 this price including interest
which amounts 20 about It's cent At this price
CT e5s per cent the bonds yield "a per cent to the
investor. The first payment OF so in New Aork
funds for every 81 ooo bond subscribed for must ac-
oo-o,arx all subscriptions and the balance Of the
anoonInt due on bonds allotted Will be payable
August a. 1863 at which time the bonds will be de-
livared The bonds now offered constitute the bal
anoe of q mortgage made in 1893, limited to slS-
f.,o ooo Part of these bonds deposited Win
- .ooen.Ad b,- the United States government at
ra as security for the notes Of the Central Pacific
Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IivespooI. July 2a-Closins: WHEAT-spot stsady.
Western winter. "a I'D; Ia
quiet: July !. "a September "a 3Ed De-
csmber Is 311d CORN-Spot steady old Anaariea tx4s
es Sd futures closed quiet July nominal September
Us std- FLOUR-Wints- patents tsls 2ss 50. HOPS In
London tPaCinc Coast steady, 81 l5gdf2 es COTTON
SEED OII-ffuii refined. nTmer. ZSs IO3ad BEEF-
Extra india mess firm, l0Ss POFtk-PT1s West
frnl- 73s ID HAMS-Shor- IA fS =.
SIS BAcON-Cumbsrland cut. sts4Ay aSs.
RIB, iS TO - - steady As 61,
light. q "a 70, hru ass 3D. long clear midss
30 40 10 hrrn As, shore clear backs, Is 70 n
steady clear bellies. Ia 10 -. firm. asa
SHOULDERS-Square. II TO f3 n. easy 54s 81 LARD
Prime Western IN terces. steady, 4Ts ID American
aHA4 IN pals steady, AIS I'd CHEESE-EanaAia1 fr4-t
rtsndy. 5as. TALLOVT-PTims CITY sIeady. us AUS
tralinn London Arm 32s 4 I'd RPENfINE-Spirits
steady LfNSEED OIL steady, 2*s Cd PETRC-
IEUM quiet. sad ROSIN-COmnOn steady. Is ed
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
NEW HAVEN COUNSEL APPEALS.

Boston July 2s-The counsel for the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad to-day fled an
appeal In the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial
Court against allowing the decree of the single
Justice issued on June 2S last which ordered the
company dispose of Its trolley holdings before
July / 1908 The ground for the appeal is that the
decree is not based on the original findings OF the
full bench in the case and also that it is in viola
ton of the law Of the state and OF the United
States
The company also askF that arguments before the
full bench on the framing of decree may be per-
rnitted No date has been set for hearing argu-
rnents on the appeal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
APPEAL IN SPIRITS MARKING CASE.

Cincinnati July 23-Petitions for an apPea4 ~
the United States Circuit Court OK Appears no- l
Judge 4 c. Thompson's temporary lhJuiio'O'
otr,, the .pforoement of the new internal rev.
enue rules for marking and branding splrils anu
alcohol were fled by United States Attorney Sc
Pherson this afternoon. An assignment OF eIfoiS
is also filed, showing the reasons for me aPpea' @
the papers applying alike TO the cases oi 'le -.
+on snrines and the Union Disting companies
The appeal was allowed, and the matter VIII coiiie
before the Court of Appeals at its Octoper sessio'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
TUTTLE DENIES FREE GIFT OF PASSES.
Candidate for Governorship Nomination
Says Several Hundred Are in Use.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

Manchester. n. H, July 23-Rosecrans W. Pils-
bury candidate for the Republican nomination for
Governor, has made public letters between himself
and President Tuttle of the Boston Maine Rail-
road Company. Mr.. Pillsbury demands TO know
the names of holders OF passes over the road.
President Tuttle in his answer. declares that the
road is out Of politics and is avoiding mixing in
It He denies that any persons are being Influenced
IN New Hampshire by the free gift of passes. Mr..
Pflsbury answers II IS inferable that between
500 and 700 annual passes have been issued in
New HAMPSHIRE this wear
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
Pr, a, EMPLOYEES RECEIVE s16,o67.s%6.

Fzenorts of the operation of the Employees Keller
r4nd Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
lines east Of Pittsburg and Erie show mat IN
eludinr the payments for the month OF June. more
than s1s 900 90 has been paid TO mempers ana LIoIi
I,, ,yo. ,ne organization of the fund on Feb
-, * 1sse The sum of s., 1854 % has been paid
n the families OF members who have died' '1l0
sa 7s g7s 90 has paid to members VINO,
:. ,,1nsss or accident have been incapacitateo 1oT
uSoFk
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
OWNS NO BOSTON G. MAINE STOCK.
Viee-President Buckland of New Haven
Railroad Makes Denial at Providence.
rRr relegraph 70 The Trihune.

Providence. July 23.-Vice-Presdent Buckland Of
the New Haven railroad declared to-day that his
road did not exercise control over any
Boston & Maine stock In discussing the situation
regarding the roads electric holdings in this state
Mr. Buckland said that II the federal suit was
successful it would change only the operation OF
the lines and, not their value. II the suit is sue
oessful, the holdings in Rhode Island will prooa-
bly, be transferred 10 private hands, as was done
with the Boston g. Maine. Mr. Buckland was not
prepared TO say just how It would be done, how
ever
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
OUTPUT OF CANADIAN MINES.

Ottawa, Ont July "a report Of the mining
~ netslurgioal industries throughout Canada for
- has been issued by General William Temple
Hsn Minister OF Mines. The total value OF the
osput Of minerals for the year was sS5Is2eOo. be-
1s the largest ia the history of Canada and an
Hcresse Of ever 100000 compared with 1896 The
sser output increased s2sss 90: coal s. $500. and
Upper, t75s.os9 Lead production decreased So56OO
&c Yukon gold production fell of by s2f15eeo-
me total production Of the Cobalt mines for lg1
= ss.sea st ss.oaon
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
TRAEsPAciFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer c
New Zealand, Australia Except Vest.
Samoan Islands and Neu Caledonia
(Via San Fr1nciscol-Lord Seton
pine Islands (via san Francisco
America Maru NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Japan. Corsa- China and Philippine Isl
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria.
Cl-Enpress Of japan. n......t.....
Hawaii, Guam and philIPPIne Islands
(Yfd San FTanCfscol-U s Transport
rAaits ard NarQuesas Isin1ds (Yia SsE
FrQnc!Sco)-Ma.iposa ,,,,,...,,,
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, July %, 1908

L Oie VI NeW AVlSy AuuisuaJy yulJ ~oJ AoSov
ARRIVED
Steamer Chesapeake. Hastings. Baltimore. % the NeT
York and Baltimore Transportation Line WIN mdse-
Quarantine a @ a m
Steamer FL Sglo. Prescott. New Orleans July Is 20
The Southern Pacific Company with dse Left Quaran
tine sos
Steamer Irene CAusp zacevtch. Marseilles June Is.
Palermo July and Agiers T. Phelps Brothers & Co.
with cabin and mdse Arrived at the Bar
at 4
pennsyIraalA CGArI, Schmidt Hamburg July
IL Boulozne IL and Plymouth 49, the Hamburg
American Line. with 24e cabin and 4o3 steerage pas
sengers and ndse Arrived st the Bar at a m
Steamer Jefferson. Dols, Newport News and Norfolk
the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 2:35
Steamer Bordeaux rl, Pauviet Havre July H. 20 the
CoTnpagne Generate Transatantiqus. with mdse Ar
rived the Bar at f:S0
Steamer Tionno (Nor. Danielsen Progress July IA and
Canlpechs II. James z Ward & Co. with mdse Ar
rived the Bar at 2:40
Sandy Hook, July %. $50 m-Wfnd rorth light
breeze; cloudy and hazy; smooth sea
SAILED.
Arabic (BT1. Liverpool via Queenstown Peter
Jsbsen (Nor) Norfolk Comanche Charleston and Jack
sonvtlie Colon, (Tstobal fsthmau Puerto MOxc0 New
York Dutch tank Rotterdam. Hamilton, Sorfok ard
Newport News; Fl Galveston. city OF Memphis.
Savannah. Bremen CGer1. Bremen via Plymouth and
Cherbours TetFen panl, Copenhagen ETC. Deutsch-
Hamburg via Plymouth ana CheFbourR- La
PROVENCE (rJ Havre UItonia (r, Naples. Trieste
(or) Port Antonio; Morro Castle Havana. Vera
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,, rise, sun rises 40 Moon age 20
HIGH WATER
NJ cs,sv t5ooE 4ss Gov Island 5:24 Hsn Gate Jag
pM-SanSy Hook 45S Gov. Island 5:s2 He'll Gate To
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The ra1eania reported 75o miles east OF oanoa
Hook at yesterday, is expected to COOK ABOUT ''
II. PhiIsdepha reported 500 miles east o. sanoy
t5o az a:as m yesterday, is expected 10 cok an"N1
/ n m Saturday nnn IT.. x... ~ s.ndv
t5oos az a m yesterday. Is expected to oooh ao0"'
40 q m Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Iulv 23-t,ATTLEs- Receipts estnaaed apoat
1oa hssd marker steady: steers IS 25qss Is: cows
"a .9as5 s0 hefers So 5oas5 rs bulls
90 ~ ss ~ stockers and feeders s39si 80 hoiSh-
ceipts estimated Is 900 head msss' ss % &C
shipping, - tSa - -
"a "a sb ush, mixed 80 55a$d sS choice hxns sseo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

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New-York tribune., 1908-07-24
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.

FURNISHED and corrected daily by Stewart Lockwood
No. as Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-24

oSs in New YORK.
Iuiy "a s.s0 o a
July n, $50 p N
July 81. $50 , N
July 81. $50 . m
Aug !. SGD D n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19
Fashion Notes.

As n m cans of varying lingerie waist
models from those which we have worn
for several seasons now, one hlgh-class
house is showing dainty lawn and ba
tiste blouses, with fronts finely tucked
to yoke outlines and the back tucked in
clusters from neck to waistline either
side Of the closing, trimmed with bands
of dainty colored embroidery. forming the
high collar and cuffs on the bishop
sleeves Blue pale green. pink and even
a soft yellow embroidery Is used This
dainty trimming might also be employed
in simple little summer frocks Of white
cotton with charming effect.
If you happen to see In the couture
OF the ultra -tas hionable woman she'll
pins with brilliant studded tops, know
that these are the very latest thing IN
hair ornaments The frst of these novel
ties were of real shell and the stones
sIittering diamonds; but. like everything
else today. they are initiated, and very
well at that, in cellUloid and STUD led
with rhine.tones Since the enecf Is
quite the same with these az those OF
costly shell and real stones, the imita-
tons are sure TO become popular.
After-ho ifdsy bargains and special
sales OF winter stocks have made way
for the new spring and summer fabrics,
and showcases, windows and counters
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19

are filed with beautiful weaves and
trimmings for their adornment. In wash
goods the swisses and dimities are the
most attractive. Colored effects are to
be very popular this year. Cross-barred
dimities with tiny colored embroidered
flowers inside the squares are the most
delectabe wash fabrics imaginable. The
coloring, whether it be pink or blue or
yellow or green is so delicate as to be
unobtrusive and the cording of the ma-
terial Is such that there is no appear
ance OF weight, as in many fabrics OF
this nature
An attractive continuance and a
very necessary convenience TO the WON
en- who travel Is n small leather case
Enclosing small fatirou and alcohol
heater and a curling iron, two kinds of
irons which few women can get along
without. Clothes are sure TO muss In
packing and need pressing. which one Is
not always willing to intrust to other
hands. and ones cheYelure. II unfortu-
nately it be of the straight kind. always
needs q curl here and a wave there
Something new In leather goods
seems always TO spring up Among tue
numerous bags and purses laid out for
inspection and temptation OF the passing
throng Of shoppers In one metropolitan
snop was noticed the other day q new
opera-gIass case, which is really very
clever. When closed II Is about the pro-
portions OF the ordinary s!zec prayer and
hymnal which we carry to church on
Sunday. It looks much IKE miniature
suitcase, for there is handle top,
but the fastening Is at the side, the top
being finished with an envelope Gap
which buttons down over the side. When
opened it contains q compartment for
the small glasses. another for q tiny
bottle OF scent and stu another for hair
pins. These are In the body Of the case.
while the sides are fitted with tiny
pockets for powder pea, beauty mirror
and bills.
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the pretty ribbon and flower ornaments
for the couture, and jewelry. These are
the items which add the high lights to
wOman's costume. Costume jewelry
grows more fashionable and more beau
tiful every day. and the oriental Idea is
more pronounced In every new brooch,
bracelet, ear or finger ring. Copies OF the
rarest antiques are to be had in both
silver and gold. with settings of many
kinds of semiprecious stones which we all
admire, hut few of know by their
real names.
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the center, so that half OF it, that portion
which hoods the hat, ties under the chin,
and that which covers the face draws
around and ties at the uape of the neck.
II comes in white ana cUlored chiffons,
with liberty silk border of a contrasting
shade which is hemstitched to the chif-
fon. This border is across the ends only,
the sides being finished with narrow
HON
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19
Good md Rad Dressing.

GOOD md BAD Dressing,
We all know the woman who buys the
very best that is to be had. yet Is never
fashionaby or even we'll dressed. simply
because she has failed to complete her
walking suit with just the SmNrtest most
UptO date neckW aud footwear that
the high-clGss shops afford; her wells are
not OF the freshest. and her gloves have
a telltalc worn look at the finger tips.
Her hat may Oe the most expensive crea-
ton that her milner can evolve. but she
has disregarded the well meant advice Of
this mOdish little modiste. and as a re
sat the chapeau is absolutely the most
Unbccoming thing that woman ever wore.
She likes the hat. but she has not the
wisdom to know thar I is not becoming
10 her. II she had she would trust to
the perfect dSte OF the milliner and have
something distinctive and particular suit
ed to her style.
Row TO Appear Well Dressed.
on the other hand Is tie woman who
always COntrives To look wei and smart
" dressed. and on an expenditure which
IricudS are qui,e sure is nothing like
what they al}oN for clothes Yct there
on So her friends say And why? Sim
ply because she ha~ learned the art Of
dressing. aud the value of small! things in
she f2mluine wardrobe.
HTrASimE Up lac Winter Wardrobe.
AT this time OF the year the wardrobe
N"-'Is 20 show sigus of the Winters wear
al az !ou- Tor the speedy return OF
spring. wheu We rsu get into new toys
s;.-a.n. RNt white >t are waiting roi
~,vinv. w.h:rh t. a,,ything lik, asst ,ear
"a lis nackwuCs..,rs. IS still quite some
weeks away. tA~ wiGrcr wardrobe must
i've frrsheped up and made 10 do service
p Ntlie longer.
Ery onying the tailored suit or suits
7.:rsprd and pressed ny those competent
~ huadie this work tuteliigently. II Is
ssBrpcj-lux how refreshed they viii return
va you aud how very much like new they
vii seem when donned. Millinery may
DE treated IN the same manner. feathers
s,scurted flowers freshened by the art OF
he dry cleaner and the bat itself even
Ass-haped. Tricks in all trades" runs
Sae Old axiom, and certainly there are
enough In the world OF dress II We only
st~t them out. With these two impor-
ssnt jrems OF the street toilette reno
rsteG TO the satisfaction OF the most
sasti1ions. attention Is given TO the
small accessories. such as neckwear,
>h"es. gloves. Asndkerchiefs and wells
rnshions IA tasss ara 30 marked and new
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19

ideas follow each other in such rapid SUE
ceSslon that one has 10 be ever on the
iooA"Gt for the lnJeet things. Ones suit
may lac of last seasons mold. but if the
accessories are smart and up-to-the- min
ute one is sure 10 always appear vel
dressed and establish for themselves Il
reputation for distinctive coStumlng
Lace Coats.
So ii Is with dressy clothes also.
pretty gown that has been east aside he
cause its trimming is worn or its : eey -
are not III the newest shaping .uay Je
charmugly rrfurhiShed with the addition
of q .iaInfy lace coat. These lace coats
in various lengths from eton to knee
lengths, loose lifting aud graceful iu
every line, are made Of the heavier laces
Irish crochet. Cluuy and Renaissance
Somc very handsome coats of princess
and rose point, CarrickmacroSs and chan
tilly are shown Also. hut these are de
veloped in evening costumes of rich
SILKS and Satins to carry out the direc-
torie Idea in preSent-daY fashions. y
combination of laCeS and also modes is
apparent ia these accessories, which vary
even more il price than in the genre of
the lace The more luxurious and eXIen-
siYe designs are, OF course, real hand
made !aCes. but the Imitation laces copy
the hand products 80 faithfully that for
the slight difference IN effect 1t is not
worth straining Il point TO pay the differ
ence in price. many people being unable
TO discriminate between the good imi-
tatiop aud the real product OF the lace
maker.
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peculiarly Of the blind is that there
Is seldom one Of them who smokes. Thay
say 1t gives them no pleasure when they
cannot see the smoke. and have said they
cannot taste the smoke uoiess they see it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19
tilIas.

THIS brings To mind head Scnrfs. which
We have talked about before at some
length. These accessories to the winter
wardrobe have become so popular, and
daily grow more delectable. that they are
deserving a passing mention at this time.
At least the mantiIla Of black lace is.
This particular scarf has proven wonder
fully successful. and with the younger
set, too despite the numbers of fluffy.
himSy. diaphanous affairs of chiffon. silk
and crepe, in light. deli ate cOIors. seem
ingly more appropriate to the years Of
the ipDutautR
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19
4 New meteor Veil.

There Is a pretty new veil out for the
motorist, which. IL the delicate tan shade.
Is charming with ter motora silk auto
cost In the natural shade OF rough silk.
So attractive is II that many OF rs
viii be wearing II With our walking suits
and smart walking hats for practical
street wear. Ii Grapes over the hat
Ike q hsod. The ends are r~t Through
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-03-19
Mara bout Sets.

In line With these scarfs aud draperisS
are the niarabuut neckpieces -scarfs
they are. too. with or without huge pill
low NUTS. some plain. others trimmed
with numerous tails, Ike those which
flush the ends OF the scarfs. Though the
pales blues and some pinks are seen In the
shops. they have not sold very we'll this
winter. women OF acknowledged good taste
and refinement preferrins the whites and
pearl grays for evening wear. aud black
and taupe for the daytime costume.
Sometimes the white sets are tipped here
aud there with taGpe. just As the taupe
ones are tipped with white. and both
are exceedingly attractive.
Hair Ornaments and Jevelry.
In the innumerable smaller accessories
for dressy wear. which. while not abso-
iutely necessary to the success OF the
fashionable toilette, sdd s charm which
every daughter of Eve appreciates, are