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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
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-Chanptoa CorrespoaAeace.

Wednesday. Jan. 1.
Mrs. Ed Goodenoagh is visiting
her sister Mrs. Frank Soneer.
DIR. J. W. Rockefeller went to
Denver, Monday on business.
Lorna Kennison of Gunnison
spent several days this week with
Clara Moore.
Miss Nellie Decker Is home again,
having closed successful term O!
schoa, at Cebolla.
Three six horse teams started this
morning to open the road to the
Augusta compressor.
About three feet of snow fell here
during the recent storm, but New
Years day dawned clear and bright,
q good omen for the New Year.
Preparations are being made to
commence work at once on the c. +.
x |. Co.'S soft coal mire. A number
of miners arrived on yesterday .
train.
Miss Edna Rockefeller having
spent a week of her vacation at
home has gone to Denver where she
will remain with relatives, till school
opens at Greeley Jan 6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
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Denver Stock Yards, Dec. 10.
Trade here WAS very satisfactory TO-
ward the close of last wcek, prices of
good cattle advancing Is to 25 cents.
Receipts were light owing to the
Christmas holiday intervening, but
rather. heavier than the same week
last year. Beef stuff of all kinda
sold readily. Steers Drought $500
TO e425, though choice feed lot
stuff would have brought more
Range cows of good quality brought
e275 to 1886 and few bunches
from northern Colorado iced lots
brought $34O to $3.50. Most
country buyers went home for the
holidays and demand for feeders
and stockers was light from that
source but other buyers and yard
traders bought quite freely and The
market closed in good shape with
prices 10 to l5c higher. Most of
the pretty good steers sold at 1925
to 1885 with choice stuff up to 81
and better Indications point to a
strong demand here after the first of
the year for all classes of caele
Market today strong to a dime high
er; receipts 1900
W. n. Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
DAYTON

News s-Champion Correspondents.
Wednesday, January lst.
Mrs. l.. Harris, Ed Hall and Cal
kissel have gone to Gunnison.
Antoine Weischelbraun has gone
into the lumber business in Duran
go.
Mrs. C. f. Dwyer very pleasantly
entertained friends at Christmas
dinner.
Chas. Carr has been called to
Idaho Springs on account of sick
ness in the family.
The valley has been visited with
an unusually heavy snow storm and
with prospects of more soon.
Lake Fork people going to Lake
City to the mask ball were Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Benson; Misses Lena johnson and
Bessie Dwyer; James and jesse
Lord and A. Workman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
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NewsChampion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday Jan. l
DIR. Macintosh was in the valley
Tuesday.
Miss Una Meek is spending .
two weeks vacation at lola.
VIII. Meek went to Paonia and
spen. Christmas with relatives.
J. F. Phelps returned from Den
yer Wednesday from a weeks visit
with friends,
Miss Blackstone returned SUNDAY
from = weeks visit with her cousin
Mrs. T. W. Gray.
Miss Mile Cribari returned from
Sapinero Friday where she hsd
spent her vacation with relatives
and friends.
Miss Minnie Green will return
nett Saturday to the State Normal
to rossms her work after q pIe,ssnt
two weeks vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
! Vicinity ~ owe !
81 Wo0 nA00vVoWl0 ~1
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D<ssCAAnpis,s Cosres;.oaa~scs.

Moaday, January .
Mrs.. I<ssa Gorden wa- a is.l,a
sisstos lsss week
Mr. snd Mrs FRASER !eft for
Grand Jsactioa SATURDAY.
Milton kreca.an cf Paon.s spent
Amas with Mrs Geo Reed
J W I;eezlcy and son. Zen. spsni
10 fe~ day. at the Layton ranch last
Usek.
n. l. Redmoa came from Somer-
sss Sssday, 10 spend few day. On
A,s ranch.
Mr. aud Mrs. Newall Ebersol went
~ Beaver Saturday to spend the
hol.days.
The concert and ball At Somerset
Dec. oath was we'll attended and en-
joyed b. all
Mrs Bardlne and Miss |. Brow n
spent Nmas at Somerset the guests
|Of Mr.. and Ms. Rummel.
The following progrom was rem
dosod December 2lth under the
aiPsct,on Of the Somerset Brass
hand
Ovsssure hs the Band
Trossb,.s Solo. stewart Johnstone
ksci,sfion. ts~stie kesd.
Ovsstsre by the Orchestra.
The Wireless Teiephose. p HuBton.
Escitstioa. Alvs Jobs-tooo.
sossG by Tom Thumb. Chas NouB9.
Uncle Jos.o-"phst. h, the Junior Drsmst is
compsBy Jeanette and Goidie Godias. dose
ptsi.e Axes. kobert Edwards. Eddie Edwards
cad stewsrt yoh~toae
selection by the Band
Duct. haritose and Cornet. \. 4. Lamph aud
Chas NousG
Pws,omine, "S~mbo goes s'hshing," n. u.
Neck.
| noax, d. Jobnsione.
The Little tesman Band, Our Italian Friends
sclsctioa from the Chinese Opera.
| Telephone Message to santa Claus, Chip oi
| the Otd Block.
The Christmas Ship, by the Junior Dramatic
Company.
D,stribut,on of candy and nuts among the
| children.
| Good music and dance after tho Entertain
| nent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
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News Cham pioa COrresp0aaence

Tuesday, Ilec. 81
C. H. Bennett is away spending
the holidays.
Mr.. CsrIey spent Nmss At Ser
gents with his fasniIy
The Misses Kent from Wssnita
were up to the Nmss dance.
Chas Britton ssd nephew took =
trip ost TO spend the holidays.
Will johnson, wife and dsaghser
spent Sunday ~ l.. p Merriman's
There MAS . social dance Nmss
night. Everyone had = good time.
Edith Smith and Al Hinck ley
took in the Christmas dance at Pit
kin.
Max Gossman and son are hock
at work spending Christmas in Pit
kin.
Thsss will b. . social dsscs hssu
tonight to dance he old yssr oct
and the new one in.
NJ. W. Mouat has been hero look :
ing over his properties. He expects
to do some more work
We have been having some quite
wintry weather. About two feet of
snow and has boen ten below zero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
D0YLEVl,IE
Champion Correspondence.


Wednesday, Jan. /.
Mrs. A. II. Mcconnell entertained
lew young people Nmas night.
Will Mcconnell and family wen,
up to Ohio City Friday to visit Mrs
Mrs. McConnelrs parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Huff.
Will Mcconnell, son of ID. A. and
Mrs. Mcconnell arrived at Doyle
Amas eve with his wife and child
rem from Fayette Idaho. They ex-
Pect to stay six weeks or two
months.
a happy Christmas was spent by
our Doylevillians, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Goats entertained at dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. W. l.. Bennett. Mr.
and Mrs. johnson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner, Mrs A
+. DesCombes, G.. A. and b. H
DesCombes. Mrs. A. II. Mcconnell
entertained at dinner Mr.. and Mrs
u. ii. Shuckhart and Z. ID. Stepben.
sons entertained Major Skues Of
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
Sleep

Sleep is natures re-
building period, when the
energy used by the brain,
muscles and organs is re-
newed. If You lose sleep
your system is robbed Of
the strength sleep should
give. Continued loss Of
sleep multiplies this loss
until you become a phys
ical wreck. DIR. Niles
Nervine quiets the irri-
tated nerves and brings
refreshing, invigorating
sleep. Nervine contains
no opiates, and therefor
leaves no bad after-effects.
For over two years suffered un-
told aSonies; my ffiends thought ]
was going crazy. ] could not sleop
nor rest at all. l tried different a0c-
tors, but failed to find relief. Ny
head would ache all the time; I was
like one drunk; could not concentrate
my mind. and was so restless and
worried that sleep was out OF tho
question. After taking one bottle Il
DR.. Miles Nervine ! felt wonderfully
changed. I am now on my third bot
Gle and am gaining all the time. I
can lie down and sleep like chilA,
and am able to do my work"
MRS. MAY SCOTT. English. Ind.
vsWe ervV0lst ssl,s D.. Aatlos' Ntsrv.
tWo, aNA We suthorioe him - eOasPO
P~scs - Hrst bsttls (sNiy) N \ so.eD
- bsNsstt ysu.
Miles Medical Co, EllaAnrt. Ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
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.ws.CAAnysas Cssgsaoao1noe<.

Noudsy IAec. ~
see~ Is no~ sLo., e.gh,eca ,ackss
deep
doe Isham. of Iaylor river. Lo~s Q
valuable horse las, week
a. r. Willis made bas.ucss trap
TO CRESTED Butte Thursday
j NJ tlarr,s has been On the ssck
last but Is able to he out again.
Mr.. and Mr.. ;. II. Rider VT, fus
California Wednesday where they
will spend the winter
Mrs. Antoine ksb,2k aud dzush-
tiers are spending the holidays with
her parents IN Crested Bette.
I.oais Iacero and fsm.ly we're o.
tertaIned at Christmas dinner oy
Mr. and Mrs Jim S,evess on Tsyl0s.
A large 80 I'D gatksred 1T the
-choolhc.-- Cnr.stma. nlSht 10 60
JOY the sssssl dance eivea by ~
Young folks Of the vslIev.
G. T. Manson, who hes fnishsd Q
fresQhtine contrsct at Gothic. paa-
cd throsSh here Tuesday with toe
foar~ IN his way to GaRni-on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
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aasnasess o3yrcssess ~ ts@ nsSc suAsb
hD.os ~ toe ~ u srss~t- usse scsnsi 60
nsons.. In = Y. PHscs. II ksesso. -
T.. sooe sx0s $50. drcsa~A ~ n.>ss = bs's4
AsVassuss tpxo ~ usual cear~s parss~A
- see DAkss n pusrup nssisc.ase isS -
0mni< ~, - = - Dahnhae esse-
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0ADng Z nAssg1os1siso0 = As SsAsav
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- snos1 6kasu0 81 Dasiuas -
- - nAhoaa YAa 80 - AAs -
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s6 Assasisl ossiaA 81 49,
80 ss n kasUa Cs01sAA.
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(nnsassr ssraerts~ es week -sss.sA t<St4
kVes ~ hslssosssena ssd eli catarrhal aesrosss
Saa.s Ens,s~A. : suIl sad coG,pss.e i'.s q sn
sls< ssersa'.nt. eomss-.nf =, be, = sn.. 49,
kSr,k be- h.sn eoHipsisd srvt h91rssosss
s.sss<ssrd rs.ssis. al vork> - sH the dseeses
srts.,l- q psss.tis-e. Containing very nnnes-
ous extracts trom the srstsrig> :" ss..S
prsctsisys.ss a nsessctae; cnasss.s
dssaf cosstaisea in br f,srces msdn snsA
Que ~ tks-c littls h-'-> y ii is n,s,ss 49,
10 AL se,s sending aasire-- GA Is,~tai esra -
hy l.s,er 10 br X v Pi.re.. suaaio. T.
Md rs~4as-~fing the same rpu teN htt
i.s,s il = .ll h harmed that Tr Psesce ; ned
icine- CONTAIN ~ sicohoL nAr''os,es. ssis.ssce
AGENT. t,f otl,s.r Ir--,Ii.u- OF inJUrosr e6ests
sud thai the, are made from native. u~.oici-
nal r..,s- of great value. also thee sssse -
tl.s mast xalssbie ingredients coatsioea -
Ir Pier.-e's Fssorite Prescription tor Weok.
nervous. over-xOrked. -run-tcwn.r nervosas
and iiated women we're euiptoSea- 49,
years Ae.,. bs the Indians tor similar ahH.enss
sa.sstins their -8usws. In Tact one ~ tee
unr-i valuable medicinal plants entering into
the con.pss-itios of Dr Pierce : svofisf Nv
s.riptioa ~a- known u the lnalan. -
-Sxuss-Wesd our knowletixe ~ the aSse
of roi . f.w ~ our mss-t valuable native. me-
dlcsuaI plants was gained from the ln<isns
A mad up by improved aud .xeft pso-
cs-~-s--. the -favorise Prescription + . Hssss
eas.'ient r.m.siy for regulating all the woua-
anly fenctk,rs. corr,.ctinx DISBURSEMENTS. -
proiar-u>. anteversion aud re,orvcrst1n.
overcoming Ia inful B-.ris,<is. tonin9 up t6r
nerves and bringing about . Is-rSkS.t state u
hsaAtA soid by all sseslers IN assakci.sA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
CdAu0p c. ~
ConsinS~d Ssun Etk HaDe.

lsne and living ~ kADeaA- Cotoeooo.
and Nm. AHAs = Ik,sns.. Dos
s.s.s~sss Il G~sa,soa cosasy Tksa
nr. Clara csiisd fog tk< eEsad
cA,ldssa- Tk~y Sss~ bsoSGks N.
s.n< Il shs& sasspy hsAss, Thsss
ssss NssA. Esit and kAri, ehaldsea
of Ho~ssd. shosa tkesr gsaadmoxissg
had se~ssd sfses tbs Iss Il tisear
noxher These wess Iksuxhy. frsak
and Ih,sald. chsldsss Il Mr.. aud
Mrs frauk Marshall. IIslea, John.
Thorne aud Csc,l ch,ldren ~ Mrs.
Anne Do~ney, and Master Marshall
laws. son of Mr. aud AEs. Theo.
DAVIS. The groosu ~ss asked If he
could coUpt h.s grandchlidvsa- lie
replied that he supposed he had
eIesea. bot all ,osetissr ~ they we're,
thew seesped 10 lie more
A toss, to The Guests Was re
spoaded 10 by Howard Marshall
In = pleasan, manner. Then the
honosed bridegroom IN q dlenlbsd
bs, happy sreech related some s,or-
,e~ ot their welded life, and the JOY
which the Golden Wedding brosght
10 him an! his bride @; fifty years.
The party now broke into an IN.
formal gathering Congratulations
were sho~ered upon the bride and
groosn and they in turn wished q
similar happiness To the married
ones among their guests Miss Car
oline Walter and Miss Hazel Zusel-
der played and sang delightfully."-
The wedding presents were exAmin-
ed and proved great source Of
pleasure The bride received $50
in gold, one dollar for each year OF
welded life There were presents
from COUSINS in the east whom they
had not seen since war times. But,
from q gold headed cane for the
groom, to the golden wedding ring
presented by the grandchildren 10
the bride. the list is too long to lie
tail. Ii was two clock before the
pleasant gathering drew to an cad
with an impromptu charivari. Wrd-
nesdsy, New Years day, from two
to six, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Kept
open house and received very mauy
Of the younger generation, who
called to offer their congratulations
upon the JOY which this fullness Of
life had brought
Among those present on Tuesday
night were:
John 5 Marshall, Ruth J. Mar
shall, Mr. and Mrs Sam johnson,
Rev and Mrs. s. A. Webber, Mr.
and Mrs J f. Young, Mrs. f.. A.
Price, Miss Walter, Mrs. J. NJ. Allen,
Ars. J. r. Parks, Mrs. E. T.. Mueller,
Mrs. Z. n. Boyles, Mrs T.. n. Pal
mer, Ars. Farley, Mrs. Bray, Mrs
E. Trine, Mrs. Archer Miller. Mr..
and Mrs.. A. Hartman. Dora Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ). r. Estes, Mrs. Pur-
rier, Mrs. Redden, Mrs. s. l.. Trine,
Mrs Unruh, Mrs. Haymaker, A. NJ.
Thomas, A. Bray, L. T.. Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. Martin, W. S.
Ditto, Ar. and Mrs. LEHMAN, Mrs.
f. q. Stevens, Mrs. Lake Sr., Mrs.
+. 7. Partch. j. II. Robinson, j. A.
ilaymaker, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Zu-
gelder, W. II Walter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Lovett, Cedaredge; s. l.. Trine,
Mrs. l.. Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
knopp, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis
and son, of Boise, Idaho; Mrs. Eli
Bates, Mrs Alvira Stanley, j. b
Partch, H. s. Marshall and children,
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Davis and son.
Mrs. Walker, John Norwood, Pitkin;
Hazel Zugelder, Fern Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Clark, Mrs. Robin
son, Kate Davis, Mr. and Mrs. +. p.
Marshall and family, Delta; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Marshall, Des Moines, la.
Mrs. Annie Downey, and family
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
Glenwood Avalanche-How do we

Glenwood Avalanche-How do we
know how it is that the forestry de-
partment is not anxious TO begin
the Fred Light law suit? That case
would come before Judge Robert f..
Lewis, of the United States court
sitting in Denver Well. what OF
that? just this. that gentleman has
Just handed down decision saying
that departments of this government
cannot make criminal laws for the
people
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03
PARlm

News Champsoa COrrespoDAence.
Wednesday, Jan. I.
Mrs. Berths Pearce 10 on the sick
lise.
Maurice Tourney is shipping hay
this week.
Joe Beese is working for John
Kennedy.
c. Stew ems was in Parlin from
Ohio City.
J. B. Coats was down from Doyle.
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Lobdell spent New
Years in Ohio City.
Ward Caufman was down from
Ohio Tuesday evening
The thermometer registered %
below Monday morning
Cliff Upton was in Parlin the last
Of the week from Doyle.
Mrs. MCGOWAN is visiting in Par
lin from Hotchkiss this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. VIM. Reece enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lobdell on
Xmas.
Henry Huff hauled a carload of
merchandise TO the Links from Par
lin on Thursday
Mrs. w. l.. Perry returned from
Denver where she spent Christmas
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Will Corbett is spending a
few weeks in Grand Junction with
her aunt. Mrs. Earl Frey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Geo. Yule, Who in early days was
sheriff of Gunnison county, but later
moved to the Roaring Fork, ha. re
Gently sold his Bonnie Brse Ranch"
on Garfield creek for $4,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Mrs. N. J. Lord and daughter.
Of Lake City, are in Chicago for
some time 1t is said there are to
be two weddings in the family in
the near futnre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Theo. Davis has cold several tons
Of oats to Mt. Cefbsa mines for
sl.s5 and will he advantage of
the good sleighine 70 hsl his pro-
duce, returning laden Nth coal.
Looatioa certiacatee thrss IRA atoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

A large attendance is requested at
the Rebekah installation which takes
place mex. Tuesday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Frank Anderson is in charge of
the Neversweat ranch while George
change.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

The {. E. Society of the Prssby-
terrain church held q watch meeting
tuesday night At the home of Nr.
Gavettc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Freeman re-
turned Monday after spending the
holidays with relatives in Montrose
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

A merry crowd at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Palmer watched
the old year out Tuesday nirbt
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

The snow storm has been quite
general and brings real winter. Cat
tie feeding must now be heavy for
with its blanket of white the earth
does not heat up during the day as
formerly Rays of sun are reflected
off instead of absorbed and when
night comes there is no radiating
heat to temper the atmosphere, and
it takes more feed to keep stock
warm. However, every year sees bet
ter sheds and barns built by our
ranchman and for beef cattle this
will soon be the rule. Another feat
ure being seriously studied by those
who do not have warm springs is
some method of heating the drink
ing water. A few tons OF coal would
save many tons of hay, otherwise
consumed by the shivering cattle,
who must burn that much extra fuel
inside themselves TO keep comfort
able. much more put on flesh. But
even our coldest weather, with its
bright days and perfectly still
nights is not 80 severe on stock as
raw winds Of eastern states.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

The marriage license of Colon l..
Moore and Miss Margaret Hitch. of
Paonia, has been secured from the
county clerk Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Alamosa Conrier-A man was in
town last Sunday buying up = load
Of horses for the farmers in Penn
sylvania Colorado horses are in
demand in every state in the Union.
1t is only a few weeks since Ken
tucky man was here buying horses
The writer quizzed him about the
old saying that Kentucky was noted
for her fine women, horses and
whiskey-he remarked that they
still had the women and whiskey,
but were getting short on horses
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Locatiea csstinca4es three fsra afDa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Women of Woodcraft and theil
guests enjoyed fine time at the
New Years ball The ladies clear.
over $50 for their lodge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

On Wednesday, New Year night
an eight O'Clock at the home of the
brides parents in Grand Junction
occurred the wedding of Mr.. f. L.
Mueller Jr. and Miss Winnifred
Nichols. The ceremony took place
In the presence of a few intimate re-
latives, Mrs. E. Z. Mueller of Gun
sison, mother of the groom, being
present. News Champion will Be
ab'e TO give more details of the we'd
ding next week Eddie is one of
car Popslar Gunnison boys and we
I'll congratulate him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-03

Mrs. +. S. Cuthbert went to Den
yer Monday evening, accompanied
by her nephew, Sidney McGinnis,
who will attend school in the capital
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
Belts Diversified.

Relts for the summer are made IN
all sorts and kinds Of ways and OF all
kinds of materials-satin- elastic. SILK
linen. cotton and belting-while sashes
Of tafreta, soft satius and crepe de
chine are very much in vogue. Per
hans the handsomest of the belts are
those of betting embroidered In rich
Persian coiors. while there are other
very attractive ones made Of white
beItins and embroidered in French en-
broidery ribbon and attractive Dres
den designs. or course. most OF the
summer dresses are made on the semi
princess style. that Is. with only
hand Of lace around the belt instead
of a seuarate belt: but there are many
women who find tina; belts are very
Incoming 10 their style. and they viii
continue 10 wear them regardless OF
the dictations Of sutocrstic Dame
Fashion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
POINT FOR THE EMBROiDERER.
Good Effect In the Combining OF
Stitches and Colors.

EmbrOiderers are learning more and
more to combine stitches and colors.
and the latest idea is To use wallachian
with the long and short stitch, finished
here and there with a little coronation
braid. The way this is done Is to use
the design intended for wallachian
work, and instead of finishing the
stitches in the middle as is the Gus
tom. they are carried all the way
across, leaving the buttonhOle finish
at one side and the plain finish at the
other. This plain side is then done
over again in a pale shade OF some
other color in the long-and-short
stitch, thus giving the flower or leaf
the appearance OF a light shading.
which looks far more attractive than
IL sounds.
Wherever outline stitch is necessary
in stems or scrolls. the coronation
braid is used, and this is compare
lively easy way to make simple de-
sign look intricate, for the merest
child may learn TO do such work. AS
though this were not enough. little
Misunderstanding is sometimes added
around the border. and. OF course
such a combination of stitches would
look very patchy were it not that they
were very artistically arranged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Some men are too good To he c'cv.
er and some others are too clever "a
he good
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
Petticoat Materials.

Now that the time for summer
dresses is almost here, the very cling
ing petticoat must, perforce, be dis
carded. as it is obvious to the most
casual that the jupon pantalons can
not be worn with sheer muslin or lace
dresses. Therefore, madam must re-
call To a certain extent her lingerie
ruf,ies, plain or elaborate. according
IN the size of her pocketbook, but al
ways provided with deep fiat fieunce
that cannot in any way spoil the
straight line Of her sheath skirt.
For silk dresses crepe de chine may,
of course. be worn, but pongee IS very
popular. and it may be embroidered
Or Iace-trimmed. as one may choose.
Perhaps this variety is best when
made with a circular ruffie embro!d,
cred in silk or mercerized cotton.
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GAY Aeee.sor.e. Of Dress.

With the dseptonei clothes there
are worn the gayest little accessories
Of dress. A handsome wood brown
cloth had a skirt witch fitted very
closely around the hips. but fared
we'll around the fsot IL Was of walk
;ny length. and there was pair OF pat
On, leather boots with brown tops.
with this brown suit and its cut away
coa. there was worn a lingerie waist.
all heavy cIuny lace OF a bro~nish
shade. while around the wsis, there
x,s a folded girdle Of pink velvet 4
mink linen collar With . brown and
vipl hat Completed the pretty costume
except for bag. gloves and o'hes smart
appointments.
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10 LOCATE WARSHlPS
AFAR m the DARK
Report OF . Device That Will Per""
Niqh, Attack on vessels Ten
Miles on.

BOSTON. MASS. May 1?.-AnnoUn'
cement Of a magkabIc invention was
made today by Major Walter r. LON
hard, Of the First Heavy Artillery,
" V. W.. who spoke ato banquet OF
the FusiIeers veteranS Association
Hc visited the barbor forts last Sat
urday and says an Officer a; one of
the forts has perfected an invention
which will locate q veSsef At ten miles
on tho darkest night or in the den
seSi fog
with this device." said Major Lnm'
hard. "gupncrx from the forts can lo.
cate a ship and sink Il with the heavy
caIibre guns"