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Misses Department.

Il Girls' White Lawn Dresses trimmed with
embroidery. lace and fine tucks; full gathered
skirt finished with deep hcm; sizes 8 to "a. Re-
duced from $50 TO 75c each.
- Girls Lawn Dresses. in blue. black and
white figured effects: low neck: short sleeves:
iuil plated skirt: sizes u, and IL. Reduced
from 81 30 to 81 90 each.
Girls White Linen Coat Suits. double
breasted box coat full plated skirt; size 8.
Reduced from $50 to $50 each.
Girls Lawn Jumper Dresses. white with
c"lored dots and rings; sou" piped with plain
colors; Others finished with fancy borders: full
plated skirt: sizes .. S and 10. Reduced from
g.. % 10 81 %, each.
Girls Brown Linen Coat. double. breasted
box style. 81 length; finished with white col
lar and cuffs and pearl buttons; size ). Re-
tlnced from $500 TO 1895.
l Girls Double breasted Pongce Coat. ''3.'
length. finished with gilt buttons; size g. Re.
duced from $50 TO 1896.
Tair1 four, ST.
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WOmen's Suit Dept.

l White French Serge Coat Suit; new GETAWAY
coat: trimmed With cretonne; size 80 Reduced
from Sos 90 to $500
II Green Wolfe Coat Suit made over tafeta
SIX. trimmed with cretonne; size 80. Reduced
from $500 to $1,000
Combination Coat Suit, OF French serge.
plaid trimming; plated skirt; size 80. Reduced
from $65 OU TO S25 90.
Lawn Jumper Dresses white with pink fig
ures: trimmed with yslcnciepnes insertion. Re
ducesi from $5.5O TO $500 each.
j Blue Linen Coat Suit, trimmed with Irish
crochet Insertion: size s.. Reduced from $50 IS
to 5000.
/ Handsome Pongee Coat. trimmed with braid:
Sic lined: size IS. Reduced from $53Ia 10
Pongee Coat. - length. trimmed with Irish
lace: size IS Reduced from $3.50 TO 5000.
accordion plated Chiffon Cspes: sizes "a
and Is. Reduced from $3.50 to $500 each.
!: Black Silk Jackets trimmed with braid:
sizes "a and 3D. Reduced from $3.50 TO $50
each.
/ Black Silk Coat. trimmed with rich braid
ard finished with Persian vest: size ~. Re
uuced from $500 70 $1o0O.
Third floor. q st.
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HOusefurnishing Dept.

Iron frame Clothes Wringer. shopworn Re.
duced from 81 90 to 81 so.
l French Mirror. frame imperfect. Reduced
from 81 so to 500.
9 Enameled Ware Tea Kettles. Reduced from
zoe To i4c each.
White Enameled Ware Douche, or Bed Pan
Reduced from 81 80 to 81 co
Nudge Gamer, shOpworn. Reduced from
Sd rs to $3.50.
Universal Enameled Ware Coffee Percola.
tor. slightly damaged. Reduced from $3.50 to
O'Clock Tea Kettle. Reduced from s.. Is
to $3.50.
Fifth floor. Eleventh st.
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MORE GOVERNMENT JOBS.
Civil Service Announces Examina
lions for October.

The United States civil service commits
sion announces that examinations to Sc
cure eligibles for the positions Of library
assistant in the bureau Of statistics, De-
partment of Agriculture: photographic
craftsmen in the coast and geodetic
survey, Department Of Commerce and
Labor. and trained nurse in the Indian
service will be held as follows:
October IS. for photographic drafts
men at $500 a year; age limit for appli-
cantS, eighteen years and over on the
date Of examination.
October Z. for library assistant, male.
at 1920 a year: age limit Of applicants,
twenty years and over on the date of ex-
animation.
October IA. for trained nurse in the In
dian service, male or female. at sala ries
from $500 to $72O q year; age limit, twen-
ty years or over on the date of examina-
ton. In this examination males will be
allowed six hours and females seven
hours TO complete their papers
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|kinnaird"

lis a hero that both
man and woman will
admire. He cam fight
and command and
love. He is full of the
elemental strength
of t he from t i e r
mountains and prai=
ries, over which range
the Mounted Police,
of which he is a MEM
Der. His name is the
title of a new four
part serial which
w. A. FRASER
Has written for the
SUI m d ay Magazine.
t IN a t Mr.. Fra ser
knows his subject
you will never doubt
from the beginning
to the end of this
dramatic story.
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CANAL DYNAMITED.
Illinois Waterway in Serious
Plight Today.

JOLIET. Ill. September 3.-Unknown
persons Yesterday dynamited the bank OF
the Illinois and Michigan canal at Chan
nahon, twelve miles southwest of Joliet
The breach made by the explosion is loo
feet long. The district is flooded and
the entire. section of the canal from
Joliet to Channahon is emptied of water.
Boats are stranded. fish by the thousands
cover the bottom of the canal, navigation
10 tod nm and factories usin. power fur
nished nv the canal have closed.
The dynamiting is the result OF nght
between the canal commissioners and the
state on one side and the villages OF
Channahon and Troy on the other side
over the bridge question. the safe re-
fused to build or repair broken-down
bridges
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China Department.

l Fancy Decorated japanese China Chocola te
Pitcher. Reduced from 75c TO BIC.
Imported Fancy Decorated Pudding Sets Re.
duced from So5O to 1.5O each
) Imported Decorated Celery Trays, slightly
imperfect. Reduced from $i.U 10 soc each
l Fancy Decorated Fern Dish slightly imper
feet. Reduced from S:,.:iU to 81. -.
Imported Decorated Tea. Sugar and Cream
Set. Reduced from $3.50 to 81 so.
] Imported French China Covered Dish. Re
duced from $3.50 TO $3.50.
. Imported Austrian China Platters. Reduced
from 81 90 to SOC each
. Imported French China Sauce Boats Re
duced from 81 so to soc each.
Fifth floor. q 81.
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And these remnants ::

~ Mems Neglige Shirts. of madras and cheS-
iots: madras have cuffs attached: cheviots have
collars and cuffs attached: sizes 14Ea 10. i5.2
and 49, Reduced from s1.Oo and $1.o0 TO toe
each.
Is PIECES Mems Zephyr-weight Underwear
made of high grade silk-and-cottcn madras. In
white. tan and blue: coat-style sh wltaoGt
sIpaye.: knee length dra wers sizes :. - and ~.
Reduced from s1.o0 $l.50 and 500 to zoe gar
ment.
Il pairs Mems India Crepe Drawers knee
length sizes "a and 30. Reduced from ooc TO
:c5c: :; pairs for BOO.
IL dozen Mems Four-in-hand Wash Ties, white
ian and blue grounds with cross stripes. Re
fuced from 25c TO 2 for .Jc.
- dozen Mems Collars-mostly turn-down
stve; ends of manufacturers line; more or
less soiled from handling; all sizes In the lot.
Special price :;sc half dozen; Csc dozen. Resu-
lar price. 81 40 dozen
so Mems Straw Hats-S.nnits. Yachts and
Turbans: all sizes in the lot. Reduced from
81 So 900 and $50 to soc each.
Main floor, T st.
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naturally musical, being a finished per-

naturally musical, being a finished per-
former on the guitar, and. according to
his attendants. he is making rapid prog.
ress with his new instrument.
The question of eventually consigninG
the leper to the Soldiers Home has not
been in any way considered No action in
the matter will be taken until the first
meeting of the board of governors of that
institution. within the next two weeks Ii
Is understood that Judge Advocate Cen
eral Davis. who is member of the board,
will urge that the leper be allowed to r.
main where he is for the sake of safety
AS q matter of fact. the local health Off
Gals would rather have him remain where
he is if he is to remain in Washington.
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Upholstery Department.

pair Red Armure Portieres. Reduced from
$3.50 to 1915.
pair Figured Red Rep Portieres. Reduced
from $3.50 to $500.
l pair Cream silk Portieres. Reduced from
$500 TO $1,000.
pair Red Silk Por;ieres. Reduced from S1s 90
to Si0.U.
3 pairs Arabian Lace Curtains reduced from
$50 to $500 pair: pairs reduced from 50 %
10 $500 pair; 3 pairs reduced from 5000 TO
$50 :air.
? pairs Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains Re-
duced from $1,000 to 800 pair.
3 pairs cream Irish Point Lace Curtains. re-
duced from $l2.5h TO 81. 80 pair: pairs reduced
from $500 TO $1,000 pair; pairs reduced from
S21..0 TO $500 pair
Fourth floor. st.
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VIEW OF WRIGHT's AERoPLANE.

understood that he will be unable to par
ticipate owing TO the Fort Myer aero
plane tests.
The officers had planned TO make an all
night trip the night before. but at a iate
hour, after ascending, they found the
atmospheric conditions unfavorable FOR
a flight and they remained at Fort Myer
through the night. The balloon took a
northeasterly course when released, but
later struck a current which carried II
rapidly to the east.
An average speed of twenty-five miles
an hour was made on the trip and dis
tance Of over 100 miles covered.
Wilbur Wright Travels Six Miles.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
LA MANS. France. September 3.-Wil-
bur Wright made an excellent flight this
morning. He remained in the cir ten
minutes and forty seconds. by chronom-
eter. reaching a height of from twenty to
thirty yards. In the course of his flight
he described the figure s in ellipses OF
ten feet by four
miles He descended because he thought
he heard something wrong with the mo-
tor. He intended to make another pro-
longed flight. but broke something on
starting from the derrick and descended
after going 400 yards.
During this short fight the machine
touched the ground three times, but rose
again by It's own means.
Zeppelin to Establish a Company.
FRIEDRICI1SHAFEN September g.
Count Zeppelin today announced his in
tention to establish a company under the
corporation act to facilitate the admins
tration OF the funds contributed by the
German people to aid him in the building
Of airships. The fund contributed by the
people is not to exceed 100000.
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POLICE WILL INTERFERE.
No Bookmaking to Be Tolerated at
Charter Oak Meeting,

HARTFORD, Conn. September 3.-No
gambling or bookmaking will be tolerat-
ed at Charter Oak Park next week during
the Connecticut state fair and Grand Cir.
cult race meeting; according to emphatic
statements made by both Chief Of Police
Gum and Secretary w. II. Gocher of the
fair association today.
In addition to having a large force OF
mounted and foot police and detectives
on the grounds, Chief Gum has also re-
quested the New York police department,
to send men to look out for bookmakers
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And these remnants
Friday Bargains in
Linen Department.

work Tea Cloths. in five pretty designs;
size 4JxiJ inches.
SI.75 each. Value, $500.
81 Damask Pattern Cloths, 2h yards
long; fine quality.
$3.50, $500 and S3.75 each.
Values, $500, $3.50 and $3.50.
Second floor Eleventh ST
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Friday Bargain i'm
WOmen'S Lisle Hose,

GO dozen pairs Women's Imported Black
Isle Thread Hose. in plain gauze. Rich
ellen and Rembrandt ribbed and lace
ankle effects. Excellent quality.
CSC pair. Value. $50.
And these remnants:
IA pairs Women's Fine Gauze Navy Blue Lisle
Thread Hose. double soles. high-splieed heels
size 10. Reduced from DOE to DE pair.
IL pairs Womcn's Extra Fine Gauzc Lisle
Thread Hos, in light and medium shades OF
a5c pair.
Main floor r st.
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Shoe Department.

81 pairs Women's Fine Dongola Kidskin Ok
ford Ties. patent tip or tip of same Goodyear
welt sole. Cuban military heel; sizes 3 to 6laA
d. 81. Al. and 51sB-2le. 3ls. 4. So and &C
81: and I'D. Reduced from $500 to .a5 pair.
IA pairs Misses and Chldrens Tan Kussia
Caifskin 2-eyeiet Princess Ties Goodyear welt
sole: sizes s,5. .. 9,.. 1919. ii and 11laB-9
lo1a, IL and lllaC. Reduced from 200 to 81 90
pair.
81 pairs Misses and Chldrens White Canvas
Princess Ties. Goodyear welt sole: sizes Is. 6t.
4, ~, az. 10 and 1313B-6. 6la. s. 9i.. 1Ol.
and 11l2C-G, GU. ~ and lied. Reduced from
$500 and s..JO to 81 90 pair.
Third floor Tenth ST.
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Friday Bargains i'm
Muslin Underwear Dept,

A lot Of Women's Nainsook Gowns, with
low neck and short sleeves: neck and
sleeves finished with wide band of en-
broidery.
soc each. Value, SI.oo.
A lot of Womens Cambria Corset Cow
ers in several styles; full front trimmed
with lace cdging and beading run with
pink or blue ribbon.
I0c each. Value, &c.
A lot of Women's Bingham Petticoats.
made very full and finished with deep
ruffle
soc each. Value, 75c.
Third roor, Eleventh ST.
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WOmen's Skirt Dept.

White Brlllantine Skirts. gored style with
fold and buttons. Reduced from 1918 to s.. 90
each.
/ White Linen Skirt. habit back style with
fold. Reduced from $11.75 to $500.
White Linen Skirt. plated style. Reduced
from $3.50 To $3.50
2 White Duck Skirts. Reduced from $3.50 to
80 each.
Brown Panama Skirt, finished with bands
Reduced from $50 to $500
Cream Brilliantine Skirts. with folds. Re-
duccd from 5000 to 80 each.
Third floor G. ST
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Fleet Sailor Killed at Melbourne.

Cable advices to the Navy Department
from the Atlantic battleship feet at Mel
bourne, Australia. show that Arthur J..
Decker. fireman of the first class. attach
ed to the United States steamship New
Jersey. was killed In Melbourne this
morning in a street car accident. His
next of kin is his mother, Mrs. W. F..
Decker. OF 49, Crescent avenue, Louis.
vile, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-03
And these remnants:
Friday Bargain i'm
Bows Madras BlOuseS,

a lot of Boys Madras Blouses. in plain
white and neat colored effects, with col
lar or Numbered neckband; sizes to 10.
Special price, $780,; 3 for SI.oo.
Values, soc and 75c.
And these remnants:
IL Boys Neglige Shirts: sizes II and 1213.
Reduced from 81 .Uo and 81. . to soc each.
50 Boys Wash Hats and Caps: all styles ana
colors Reduced from soc, Toe and $1.oO to 2oc
each.
IL Boys Cloth Sailor Tams all sizes. Re
duced from 81 90 10 Joe each.
Third floor, Tenth ST.
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Friday Bargain in
Mems Summer Suits.

20 Mems Fancy Serge Two
piece Suits-the balance OF our
summer stock; sizes IS to AZ IN
the lot. All good patterns.
Special price, $6.75 each.
Were SI2.5o, $500 and $500.
And these remnants:
pairs Mons Outing Trousers. in lsnt srst
,h.cLcd crccfs: sizes - "a snd Sc. Reduced
from 50 90 to S1.I, pair. IT.. ;.,
:; pairs Mons Flannel Trousers. WhiLe WIZ
neat black strips; sizes "a ana Jo Hcuu'e"
from, So. 90 to S2.a5 pair
20 Mems Wash Vests, In pian Whi,e ana eS ne
cred effects -eads Of several lines; sizes OF, 90
ana rs Spcctal price, s5c each. Nslucs up 10
$50.
Main floor Tenth 81.
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Friday Bargain in
Bows Wool Suits.

A lot OF Boys Wool Suits. with knick-
erbocker trousers: fine quality materials.
made up into very attractive and service
able suits; sizes to 16.
Special price. $500 each.
Were $50. $3.50 and 5000.
And these remnants:
l2 Boys Suits, with knickcrbocker trousers;
sxes Z. 8. 0. 10 and L. Reduced from $500.
$3.50 and $50 TO $9.65 each
10 Boys Suits, with knickerbocker trousers:
sizes I, S. 3. Ia. II. IL and II. Reduced from
$5oo 10 6S each.
l Youths Long Trousers Suit. size 10. Reduced
from $1,000 TO $1,000.
I Boys Norfolk Jaeker Khaki Suits sizes =.
Il. L.. Is and II. Re,inccd from $500 TO S2oo
each.
pairs Youths Separate Long Trousers: sizes
80. Il and - inch waist measure. Reduced from
S3.a' 10 St.ai pair
Third door. Tenth st.
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Friday Bargain in
Mems Silk Ties

IS dozen Mems Four-in-Hand
Silk Ties. in neat light and dark
effects-cnds of several lines.
sc each. Value, soc.
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Friday Bargain i'm
WOmlen's Cotton Vests.

Al dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Vests with low neck and no sleeves. Good
quality.
Special price, I21ac each.
And these remnants:
~ Women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Combn ton
Suits. high neck. short sleeves ankle length;
size 4. Reduced from zoe to Soc each
l6 Women's Imported Swiss Ribbed Vests. low
neck. no sleeves. crochetcd 'front.' sizes and 6.
Reduced from Soc TO 29c each.
Main fioo-, + ST.
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Friday is
Our Remnant Day.

G1 SPECIALLY interesting SALE Such will be weekly
l sale Every small piece OF goods
A article slightly injured, the least rumpled
mussed everything not absolutely clean fresh and
feet will be offered figures far below the regular price
policy always thoroughly fresh Stylish beautiful
best-quaity back Of this sale great
tive OF these quck-sellng prices.
and housekeepers know how we'll Fridays
gains the family convenience, luxury.
gives pleasure acknowledge their liberal
age of our special well general sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-03
"WHEN GRANDMOTHER
GOT GOING"

An amusing sidelight of New
York life, i'm which Shorty
McCabe tells how to become
rejuvenated in the Red Ink
Zone" BY SEWELL FORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-03
Learning to Play Either.

Early has been presented with a either,
and ne spends several hours a day mas
teripg the arts Of performing on It. He Is
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Embroidered | ajamas

NJ EW pajamas for women are made
M collarless and with gathered
sleeves. while white silk frogs
fasten them down the front. which is
embroidered in a huge bur graceful de-
sign. On the whole. pajamas are but
the natural things for women to wear.
for they are both comfortable and
economical. and at the same time easy
to make IT takes less material to make
a very good-looking pair Of pajamas
than 1t does to make really pretty
nightgown. and a little work will
show on the former to much better ad-
vantage than great deal Of embroidery
on the latter.
Some white linen pajamas are shown
embroidered in poppy design down the
front and around the cuffs. only the
peoples instead of being done in red silk
are worked ont in white mercerized cot
tor. A heavy padding under the flow
ers gives them a most fascinating ap-
pearance. and makes the garment look
Oriental in every line.
Another attractive design for this pur-
pose is a large chrysanthemum design.
worked in yellow mercerized cotton.
with palest green for stems. It is really
a very good combination. and no woman
yet who has ever tried wearing patamas
has been willing to go back to the old
fashioned nightdress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22
Design Outlined In Thread

OF BuTano froZe over for the first
time In the memory of man. and the
natives who earned their living by
fishing, were suddenly thrown out OF
work and dire poverty stared them
10 the notice of the government. and
Queen Margherita. wife OF Humbert.
decided TO revive lacemaking the
peasants of northern Italy would have
some source of revenue not dependent
upon the weather.
BY that time there was but one
woman left in Burano who knew the
art. and she, Cencia ScarpariOla. was
So old that although she could make
lace. she could not impart her knowi-
edge; but the good queen found some
clever young girls, who watched the
old woman at her work. and between
them they found how 1T was done.
Thus lace making was revived in Italy.
Grounded venetian point. or point
plat reseau. is made in four stages.
First. the design is drawn and pricked
threads are sewed through parchment
and linen. as in '.gros point de venise,"
but in the grounded point the threads
are fine, for the work is without
cordonet. In the next stage the fine
mesh is worked in around the design,
then the design is done. and. lastly,
the filling in OF the design with
fairy mesh called "ajours."
At present one may visit the lace
material being made by little girls OF
and 10. for lacemaker usually
plies her trade between the ages OF
s and Is only. After that her eyes
are not so good and her fingers not SO
pliable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22

w ThEN the iaeem"kers and nuns
NNj CT Italy had elaborated We
netian point in almost every
conceivable way, rose point had been
invented. with its many fine cords
"bridcS" and its snow foundations.
As time went on the work on this
became more and more minute. until
the laceworkers began 10 ...atlc Il line
net, all with the point of the needle.
as Il foundation for the many beau
tiful designs of the day. In this the
cordonet. or outlining cord. was omit
ted. and each tiny heNaSonal mesh
Was made by four to eight stitches on
d side. arranged In loops and twists.
This ground was worked around the
design or ''toiie. and 1t was called
tho. yeseau Grounded venetian point
was the most beautiful lace that had
ever been made at that time-about
the sixteenth century-and It's manu-
facture continued in Venice until the
French Revolution. when commerce
was interrupted and all lacemakinS
was stopped, excepting in Burdno.
This LITTLE island is one of the We
uetian group. but ii is quite detached
from the rest of the city, and here a
few peasants placidly worked on fairy
fabrics while all Europe was involved
In the great civil war.
The lace made in Burano was not
however. of the hest quality: the
reseau was not the finest nd the
thread was rather inferior. but the
lacemakers piled their trade. although
In deSultory way. and the Nenetians
quite lost the art and turned their
talents TO other things.
Ea: In the winter OF 1872 the lagoons
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coats are luxury, not necessity. ana
it is a good plan to wait till the dresses
are shortened ard then make one waist
for both white and flannel skirt. The
waist is easily made when cut double.
and after the side seams are sewn the
two thlcknesses are stitched all round.
leaving only the waist line. When fin
ished the tiny garment can be turned
right side cut and no bindings and hens
will be necessary. and the double mus
lin makes a satisfactory waist. for 1t Is
not quite so thick as flannel and is yet
not too thin.
The first flannel skirts must be made
on their own flannel waists and the
edges bound with gallon. When the Sec
ond dresses are put on the long skirts
may be cut in half to make two short
skirts. For this reason 1t is we'll to CAL
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Embroidered Frock at Small Cost

~ NE of the most popular mate.
rails for summer IL dotted
swiss. and this year 1t il
shown in all sorts Of designs and
colors. Sprays OF rosebuds. Nlacs,
forget-me-nOts, shaded dots, en-
broidered rings. anything serves to
make still more beautiful this dur
able and pretty fabric. But all OF
these new ideas are rather expensive.
too much so. indeed. for the average
pocketbook, while the old-feShionsd
plain white dotted swiss Is well with
in the reach OF most women.
A most attractive frock can be made
by selecting a swiss where dots are
rather widely scattered and basting
around each dot q circle OF colored
thread. dark blue. light blue or pink.
Thus really hand embroidered
dress may be had at no cost at all.
and the little embroidery may be done
in heavy silk floss il desired. giving
the dress the appearance Of mousse
line de sole. AZ for q design for .
dress OF this kind. what could BE-
prettier than one OF the semi-prin-
cess variety. with q long panel down
the front from neck to hem and the
sides tucked? In making up this