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New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Sale of COrsets

q Floor
co. b SECONDS. in "a.
S| r1ous models. some ViTh hos5
supporters ~ front and sides
slightly imperfect but worth from
na--w B CORsETs, @: fine
>C~ -hite couril with medium
high bust and long hips, hose sup
Po-ue-s 81 front and sides; worth
oe-J b CoRSETS. y fve diff
>C% se-erT- models, including tbs
lstes- sVvle. with long deep hack
sc6 nsrro1 hips. al made Of eN
ia quality COuTii, with iaCe and
-.hhor trimming and t~o pairs o.
supporters attached. worth 3. %
ard $3.50
- 42C-For tar. long zaisted fE-
u-s.- cigh bust a7t long deep hack
F-zes Is q -
3 45C-Fc- a7e-zss figures ne
st--- h-st s15 waist. long hips size,
x - Se
xzC-Fc- medium tEu--s Iov
husL medium TsiSt- lonE hips. sises
Is q *.
Am bus loug hips- sizes Is 20 -
z7C-N-- Di-actci-e model -i-t
-v--r-e.- lC-E hack and hips and
-.E1 busts foT ic-E-~siSred figures
s-ss p - -.
~ Dc BETOISE Bust SUP
o. PORTFRS. of fine u1uslin
trimmed with lace edElnE- sizes s.
= - worth soc.
IN ne Baz>u-r--
NJ B CGRSFTS. % vt1its
~ -cucil. with low bust and
Ing ri0S- hose supporters at
rzcke5- worth 8 o.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Drawers

fQc- Muslin. umbreila-shsped com
brio rifle. TWO cluster tucks. hem
stitched hem
Tuf1e. IOrChon lace edEiug.
-Cambric. umbrella shaped Ia VI
Tufie, two lace insertions and edg
ing.
2Qc-Camlric lawn rufle, tucks and
embroidery ruff7e.
SQc-NainsooIz. umbrella shaped
lawn rUf7e, two rows lace Insertion
and edginS-
9Qc-Cambric cluster tucks and
dainty embroidery rUff1e-
SQC-Cambric umbrella shaped lawn
rufie. fye rows hemstitched tucEs
and hemstitched her.
SQc-Cambric. embroidered umbrel-
ia-shaped ruffie.
AOC-Car7bric trirnrrrd with tucks
deep embroidery rIIfie.
59C-CambTic. tucks. scalIoped laVr
Iuffie.
6Qc-Nainsook, circular rufe. lace
Insertion and edging.
7Qc-Cambric. umbrella shaped lawn
Tuf1e, tgcks and embroidery ruffie.
SQc-Cambric cluster pin tucks
deep open embroidery rIf1e.
Q9c-Nainsook circular ruH7e. Val
lace insertion and edging. embrOid-
cry beading, with ribbon above rUf-
fe-
Better qualities ranging up n
S36.T4.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Underskirts

Qc-Cambric. hemstitched Cuf7e OF
cam brio
2Ic-Cambric. Ia VII ruf1e. tuCks and
hemstitched hem.
00o-Cambric lawn ruf7e. two rows
wide henlstitched tuCks and hem
stitched hem
SQc-Cambric. blind embroidery
rufie.
AQc-Cambric Ia WI rufT1e, pin tucks.
ana embroidery Tuffie.
4Qc-Camhric, lawn rlIfle, tucks and
torChon lace insertion.
7QC-Cambric deep lawn ruf7e and
embroidery edElng.
Better qualities ranging up 10
S9.74
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Night Gowns


GQc-N1usltu. E-shaped OF high neck
yoke formed Of pin tEcks.
30c-Cambric. E-shaped neck. fine
fucks. Two rows embroidery lnser-
ton and hensutched ruf7e.
SQc-Camhric. nigh neck. entire
yoke Of hen-st1Jched tucks-
S9c-Cambri-. square neck, three
broiderv heading with ribbon and
EemstiuCned Tuffie.
kQc-Nai-sook. low neck. Val lace
Insertions. beading ribbon and lace
ruffie-
zQC-Cambric. low neck, embroid-
cred yoke, with ribbon.
49c-Cambric, low neck, .heTnstitch,,
20 tucked yoke. with lawn band
ard ribbon run through
AQc-CamhrIc. low neck. torchon
lace woke, beading and ribbon
5QC-Nainsook. low neck. TWO rows
of lace Insertions beading ribbon
and lace ruftie-
fese lace insertions. beading ribbon
and lace edEins-
50c-Cambric V-shapad neck and
heus-itChed tuCks, vide embroid-
eT- insertion and hemstltched ruf-
fe.
Naiusook. low neck, cHt
square. embroidered insertion, plain
band ribbon drawn through
SQo-Car7bric square neck. two
lows lace insertions. beading rib
and lace rCgrUg
-QC-Cambric. dainty embroidery
yoke, pin tucks on shoulder, lace
edgings.
TQc-Cambric, high or E-shaped
neck. f7ne tucks, four. rows en-
broidery insertion and embroidery
ruff1e.
-QC-Nairsook. low neck, three en-
hroiderv redaUions. lace insertions,
beading ribbon and lace edging
9Qc-Crossbar Nsfnsook. dainty en-
troideTy insertion, ribbon and edg-
ing.
81 29-Cau7bric. Marguerite stvIe,
trimmed with embroidery and lace
81 2Q-Nainsool5. eyelet enhroid-
er- With ribbon drawn through. Pin
tucks below woke.
81 .49-Naipsook, l9w neck, y
shaped neck. fine tuckz, dainty en-
broidery-
81 S9-NsInsook. low neck. pretttly
trimmed with an brOidery medal
lions and lace Insertions
Better qualities ranging up 70
s40s9.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Plain Ribbons:

No. Piece Of 10 yds-, regul1sr,iy
z2c-. sale ---- ---- . -
No. f1s-Piecs Of 10 yds.; regularly
Sc: sale. -------
No. piece Of 70 yds.; regularly
76c.. sale Sic. I'd ----.----------- q
No. s-Pfece of 10 yds-. regularly
s1.16. sale 92C.. yd---------.-.-.-- &c
No. 5-Piece Of 10 yds.; regularly
1856. sale. St.32. yd-.---.--- &c
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Corset Covers

I 6C-Csnbric. LOW neck. three Tow
lace insertions. beading ribbon and
lace edgins
4Qc-Caml2rjc low neck, en7broidery
edging. witt, ribbon.
! 9c-Carbric. low neck. embroidery
insertion, beading ribbon and lace
edgIng.
24c-Camhric, low neck, Two rows
OF torchon lace insertion. beading
ribbon and lace edgiug
24c-Cambrfc. v-shaped neck. tight
fitting. two rows OF embroidery
edging.
2Qc-Canabric low neck. two rows
of torchon and one Of embroidery
insertion. ribbon and lace ruffie,
9Qc-Canhrfc. blind embroider-
yoke. beadin=. ribbon and lace eds-
ing.
2QC-Caubric. four embroidery Ine-
dauions. set in with lace insertions.
bea ding ribbon and lace edsing.
'GQC-Cambric. three Maltese lace in
sertions. three rows Of beading,
ribbon and lace edgirE.
SQr-Nafnsook dotted Swiss inser-
tion. two rows Of Val lace inser-
rion beading ribbon and lace ruffie.
4QC-Crosshar Nai0sook, lace inser-
ton. beading ribbon and edgiHg-
500 -Nainsook, low neck, with en-
Lroidery ribbon drawn through.
5QC-Nai9zook. three Val lace in
sertions. beading ribbon and lace
ruff=e.
59c-Nainsook. two rows Of Val.
and one Of embroidery insertion,
beading ribbon ana lace rufte.
.5Qc-Nairsook. low neck. two rows
Of dainty nlbroidery insertion, en-
broidery edging and ribbon.
Better qualities ranging up 70
Sf6.24.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
White Silks at Special Prices 1~ Fl


At 44c- TAFFETA SILK excellent quality 10 inches wide
sold elsewhere a
AT ooc-wErrE CREPE DE CHINE 20 inches vide regularly
SOLD S133 yard
At 4oc-v-F4rrE s4ANTJNG SILKS. Is inches
where yard
At 6oc-wHrrE HABUTA SILK ward vide
a
AT 7oc-wHrrE LIBERTY inches sold
where al a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Fancy Ri5bo1S:

No. 11z-Piece or 10 yds.. regularly
CSC. sale. L4C
No. Piece OF 10 vds-, regularly
7sC sale, 61C., yG-, &c
No. 3-Piece Of 10 vds-; regularly
s1.G6; sale, SIC. yd-, &c
No. 5-Fiece Of 10 vds-, regul ariy
s1T6: sale. ST II, yd-, t5C.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Short Dresses

q months, 1 and 2-yeaF
sizes.
2Qr-0f nsinsook. with woke of
cluster ticking lace an0 enprold-
cry insertion
gQo-Of nainsooE, WITH yoke 81
three rows of embroidery lnseru uon
with tucks between
ZHc-Df Hainsook, gathered a. heLN
and sleeves and trimmed with en-
broiderv insertion.
Coz Of nairsook with round
f-arber-sfitched Yoke; neck and
sleeves edged with laCe. tucked
rIIfr1e and lace edging on skirt
5000 nainsook. With t1Te" rows
of er7F,roifer< insertion. t8CKS,
Heustftrhing and faEottinE neck
md sleeves edged with lace tn Ks
ma er,F7roifier- ruffie on skirt
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
BcyS' Vas h2ble Suits,
$500 Quality, a. Sl.9s

second EloOr.
RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS.
made Of imported Tepp in white.
blue. pink. tan and gray. with
sailor or military collar, sizes
21z TO ( years.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Worner7's Suits and Coats r

TAILORED SUITS Of fancy DARK scotch
A Of PLAIN
tined: Of sizes lncluolLs -0l ~
sold elsewhere at St'"o-
AZ SSc 7A-woAfENs SAMPLE IN 5e a tp6rted models;
aborately style skirts values rams
ing $500
- go zA-voNENs COATS. suitable for street or ayeLng
tailored; regularly sold
tnrces 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Misses Tailored Goats

MISSES JrNIoR GIRLS AID cELDREs sTRICThE dAiL 5fI
Of
sngeeasted models lined with striped serss a"'oi nan
re crs 10 years
ze-7,larlz So II. sale Regularly SfO74; sale
81 Regularly S14.74; sale $500.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Infants SaCques

20 Dotted FlanneieJtH win
crochet edginE-
09C-Fianuei with pink edge. ana
leather stitching
SEC Marg'1erites OF cashmere. with
Embroidered scaiiops.
Zoc-Ma rguerites Of cashmere, EN-
i1yEciAered. with crochet edging and
ribbon
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
PeffiCOatS

L9c-Carlhric. lawn, founcs. sig
rows wide hemstitched tuCks and
hemstitched hem.
Muslin. cambric rufTfe, cluster
tuCks and lace r1IfIie.
RQc-Cambric. lawn rounoe. rem-
stitched tuCks, blind embroidery
f0unCe.
9q~-Cambric. AVN hounce. tor
chon lace insertion and edginC
-oc-Camhric. deep lawn founce
e7broiderz- insertion. hemstirched
tucks and embroidery ruffle.
7Go-Cambric. deep lawn Homce
cluster tucks and embroidery ruf-
fe
7Qc-Cambric. torchou lace founce,
SOC -Cambric. uubreUa-sha haped ruff
Ha, embroidery insertion and rIf-
he.
S9C-Cambric. urbrella-shaped ruf-
fe. tucks, three wide torChcu lace
insertions and lace edging.
QQc-Cambric. lawn founce. pin
Tucks, blind embroidery. 4ounce.
q9c-Cambric. very deep embroid-
cred ffounCe.
QQC-Cambric. hemstitchsd rucks
ana embroidered fiounce.
81 .2Q-Cambric. deep lawn fou3oe
sertions and edging-
81 0Q-Csu1brfc. lawn ruH1e. +lcks,
embroidery insertion and deep en-
broiderv rufF1e.
S. .3Q-Cambric, Lawn rufHe. tucks,
embroidery insertions and deep en-
Eroiderv rufT7s.
rows Of Val, ore OF embroidery
insertion and lace edgins.
Cambria, deep lawn Aounee.
two rows Of embroidery insertion,
tucks and embroidery edging-
81 AQ-Csmbric. deep lawn Hource.
tucl5s and heavy embroidery
founce-
81 5Q-Canrbric. circular hounce Of
six rows Val. lace and fine tucks.
ST 80 - Cambria. tucked lawn
founce, deep open embroidery ruf-
St7Q-Cambric. circular founce Of
four rows Val lace insertions ana
two of lace edging.
Better qualities ranging up to
SS5. 40.
Chef11ises
2Io-Muslin. round neck, cambrtc
rur+7e.
24c-Cambric, open front. lace edg-
ing on band
3Qc-Cambric. Pompadour style,
wide embroidery.
AQo-Nainsook. low neck. embroid-
erV insertion, beading ribbon and
embroidery edginE.
6Qo-Nainsook. round neck. Va
lace yoke. beading ribbon and edg-
ing.
7Qc-Nainsook. skirt length, yoke Of
three f1sh-eye lace insertions, bead
ing above and below yoke.
7Qo-Na insook. skirt length, en-
hroidered woke with ribbon, tucked
lawn ruf7e on skirt.
9Qo-Nainsook. skirt length. wide
Embroidery beading ribbon and tor
chon lace edging, lace trimmed
skirt.
0Qc-Nsinsook skirt length, four
rows OF Val lace insertion, en-
broiderv eading, with ribbon and
lace eGglnE-
QQo-Nainsoolz skirt length, blind
embroidery yoke with ribbon
drawn through, lace edging on neck
and skirt.
81 SQ-Nainsook, skirt length, our
embroidery medaIlions and Val
lace Insertions lace-rimmed skirt.
Better qualities ranging up to
S1s24
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Short Skirts

{ months 10 Z-year sizes.
LQC-Of nainsook. trimmed With
hemstitcned tucked ruffle. lace
edged.
81 29-Of nainsook. finished with
clusters 0t Tucks embroidery IN
sertion and embroidery ruffie,
G1 Naiusook. low neck. V
shaped neck. fine tucks, DAINTY en-
hToidery.
ST -Nainsook. low neck. pre-tily
trimmed with embroidery medal
lions and lace insertions
81 SQ-Naiusook. fine wide en- -
broidery insertion with ribbon
ora wn through lace edsing. lace
trimmed drawers
Infants Long Skirts
5qc-Nainsook tucked hemstirched
rHf1e lace sdEing-
fpc-Flannelette, with henlstitehed
hem.
SO Flannel with embroidered
Ecarop
-Qc--Flannel. with hemstitched hem
and with embroidery above.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
RESTAE RASrA
CLEANERS AND D1EEs

G<Sl-- :. s-stG-L- & = II S>[ZS
Telephone rcuusgttou- 5qe ser ave g
SSrh ST. -l85 Is Nsy. e2GQ Bxay Cls Ar
ste-iaw ave lt4 s-h ave- PCS 9rh ave.
64l Madison ave i-5tn and Noruir gsids.
81 L. I25.h 81
Er CSoN DYE WORKS -Crv rlearinE a
specially ST. UriE0aus ave 81 WasT
rIS-H ST. -++ Nair1sa ave Works. EEzz-
water. y !. Telephone ~0unectic1s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
DRY GOODS
Underwear Ribbons

Sale of pure silk. high lust7e. plain
and fancy Wash Ribbons IN shades OF
pink. white and blue. widths rang
ing from Nos 1 to g.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Sacoues, NegIigees & House Dresses

SECOND riDoE-
r1 zo-MAIDS' OR NURSES
= 1.SS WHITE DRESSES
strictly half linen; TAILORED
waist. with large or smal
pleats: wide skirt, finished VIII
z deep hem
oo-IONG BATH ROBES
= 4-SC Of swansdown, bias baCE
and shawl collar trimmed witt
satin ribbon; worsted girdle-
CO Cz-LONG SILK KIMONOS
= CAs>S in Florentine patterns
Ehirred yoke back and front
front and sleeves finished VIII
soft meSsaline ribbon
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

ENCLJSIV Frenca Millinery also latissr
al- S-flrisEusU = felr and straw hats %
sVsrg descr-r --cr rencvarsd clacEaG. blocked
uke new trcnCh Millinery "a. E0S " ssr
l04Th 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Combinations:
Corset Cover L Drawer

5QC-Cambrf-, embroidered edginS
with ribbon. henlsttched lawn rut-
f1e on draw eTs.
TGC-Cambric embroidered yoke
lace insertions above 'and below /.
beading and ribbon. hsustltchec
lawn Tufie on drawers.
S9c-Na insook, two Maltese lace in
SerTiCns. one VAL beading ribbon
and lace edginE on drawers
s 9-CroSsbsT NainSoCk. trimmed
with lace or e12bTOider-, two diff
teTent styles.
s 80 -Nainsook fine wide en-
brOidery insertion with ribbon
drawn through. lace edglng, lac
trimmed r-aH-arE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Underskirts
Linens Isl Floor

Linens is, r',or
NAPKINS. fun bleached Scotch
damask. ali pure linen, satln huisned,
heumcd ready for use.
Size 22x22 in. dozen, s. Is
Size 2iX24 in, dozen - 50
NAPKINS. hIeached da mask. made
IN Scotland. heavy weight. neat and
desirable patterns
Size 22tsx2319 inches, dozen s. -.
TABLE CLOTHS. Scotch damask.
full hleached. fine grade, good
7reiEht, heUmed ready for use
Size 70x7o in. each. s. %
Size 1ovSS in. each. 2 -
RORDERED TABLE CLOTHS
fun hlaacned extra heavy. large Va
rieTs OF handsome patterns inClud-
ing spot with ChTysauthemum bcr-
der fieur de lis, panSy. lily-of the
valley and houevsuckle. hemm@d
ready for use. size s1XS1, 81 so quallry
Bath flats s.... s.s4 Floor
BATH MATS. heavy terry cloth,
very absorbent large assortment ot
colors Including light and dark blue.
green, red. pink and brown
Size 24xi2 in. each, 46c.
Size 2GX4+ in. each. 69C
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Drawers

2Qc-AIusliu. cambriC rUfie. tlCks
and hemstitChed hem.
Soc Muslin. CambriC rUffie pin
tucks and embroidery edging.
S9C-Musiiu. lawn ruff7e. tucks ana
embroidery ruftie.
7Qc-Camhrfc. three tuckz and en-
broidery ruiis.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
STAINED GLASS sUBs1IrUrx

GLACIER Isl a thtn. Transparent r,s
--rial carving designs IN -oicrs Tor ths
-Hvs7nerrartcn q sheet Glass Lr-r,rrsr
T~-> B. Qualls. 2oiO BroadVag. eirs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Extra Large Size I'm
derWear
Night Gowns

4Qc-Muslin. V-shaped neck, yoke
formed Of hemstiJChcd tUCks and
hemstitched ruft1es.
S0c - Muslin. high neck woke
formed Of cluster tuCks and en-
broidery rU-f1e.
GQC-C3mbUic low neck hcusttcg-
cd lawn rutle-
-Qc-Muslin. V-ShapeC neck. two
rows Of wide embroidery insertions.
tuCks and embroidery ru1ie-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Wor7en's Silk PeffiCOafs

bueandvhite
SAS/ hounCe
models have percalne dust
Al S<Ss prCalne dust rue sold
$500
Al So 96 E 6srdslns dps5 r9fe
silk II coors
AT ~
uf1e. sold elsewhere at
.'featherbloor11'' PettiCOats
tucked and finished with
Al Cr-lb7 odered ruff $50
e o-n tucked and finished with
ON black only deep hource OF
sold elsewhere al S49V
Moreen Pe44icoafs Wash PettiCoats
our
ROW e..... $40
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

.-DREsSING SACQUES- Of
4SC dotted Swiss. with moral
design. stitched border
LONG KIMONOs, Of fig
ESC T-red lawn. with plain white
border
KIM % DRESSINE
ASC SACQCES. of -erv sheer
white lawn. with turnover Dor
der ~ the same
<o-DRESSING SACQCES. q
CSC figured lawn. fitted az DacA
with belt. front. slesTes- collar
and bottom finished with heavy
stitched scanops-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
"Heatherbloor1" PettiCOafs
Wash PettiCOats

Made Of striped perCale, with
deep um shaped f10unCe, mar
row -ufT7e Observation-Disclosures. : &c
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
REMEDIES
PUBLIC ACCOCNTANTs.

Per 1i-z----------------------- IS
T-4Prr r -E IEr-NE-. O. p A. lEsr tsss2-
=. Beaver s---VVan-s expert assistants -
v----a -l- -s.=.-1rr-- $ arc -z- Apply b- Ie--er.
-ala-r.rle- $3.50 Broad
ERTNbERHOFF & SON. i Broadway. TeL
gIT1- t]-oad Edgar D Brtnksrho.- Ger
aaed Accountant Stata of New York
John PROUD 50 WILLIAM ST
F-xarl-zrlous f1r lust Companies Azd
Investors Periodical Audtrs- Member New
v--E- STATE Society Certified E-I5Ho Ae-
r-u-rarrz TeIeDnCns 2OT3 John
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Che emiSes

SQc-NEsliu. corded band
7QC-CambriC, open front. ubrolL
cry insertion, edge on band
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
OLD GoLp ANp silver.

sz-rrf-as pearls. eCle-a--s. pawn EicEerss
~all.1-.e= bought John Daley. 81 Sth ava
T0PN-0UT Eola and sIlvs- bough- by p
Lorzna1-s sons k0id and silver rscz--L
T0-u
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Mnreen PeftiCoafs

Fancy Striped Moree1. deep sec
- -............ 50 81
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
PettiCOatS

SQc-Nuslin. umbrella shaped cam
brio ruff7e. tucked fiouuce
S.. G9-Ca17 brio, lawn fiounee. wifi
tucked and deep embroidery ru-1e
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

Corset Covers
5qc-Cambrio. rut Y. tiEht-fttin-
wide embroidery edglng-
LQC-Camhric low neck. ri-hr-fit-
ting. embroidery insertion, beading
ribbon ana edsllg.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
Reddeh,nq Cheeks.

y simple method that will usually
bring color to tho cheeks is accom-.
plished by means of two soft pads
These should be little larger than n
silver dollar, and are made of thicI,
canton flannel. covered smoothly with
linen, stitched around at the edges.
The face should be washed in warm
water, and the pads must be soaking
in water almost as cold as ice. As
soon as the face is dried the pads are
shaken and applied to the spot where
the color is desired. One should be on
each cheek at a time. and they should
remain for five minutes or so. 1t may
be necessary to chill them again. The
secret of success lies in having the
water icy and the face warm. but not
hot, when the pads are applied
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
WHO Owns the water2

President Roosevelt notified con.
gross i'm one OF his messages that he
should be obliged TO veto any bill
granting water power privileges which
did not contain a Umc limit and did
not reserve 10 the proper government
official tho right TO fix and collect n
just and reasonable charge. The presi.
dent holds, and is right in doing so.
that valuable water power privileges.
the property Of the public. an epuiya-
lent for the production OF power to
thousands OF acres of coal lands. shouId
not be- given away irrevocably a. with
ont compensation.
In accordance with his promise tho
president has vetoed the first defective
water power bill that reached him. II
is a little one. extending the time for
the construction Of a dam across the
Rainy river IN Minnesota originally
authorized several years ago. There
are other bills before congress which
do not comply with the Presidents re-.
quirements and which are being held
back until the fate Of this Minnesota
measure SHAH have been fnaIIv dis.
posed ~.
The bills before congress granting
such privileges should be held nm
until The ownership OF the water shat,
have boon determines.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
Trcusseau Gowns.

'Trousseau gowns are lovelier than
ever says a fashion writer. but as
they have increased in beauty they
have lessened in number. Very few
brides of to-day. no matter how fash
ionable they may be, order rousseau
consisting of great number of cos
tunes. The reason for this is that
fashions change SO that it is necessary
every little while to have new-style
gown il one is to- keep pace with the
capricious modes.
The bridal princess gown is a style
which will be in fashion for a long
time to come. One can wear it as
long as the material lasts by merely
changing the sleeves to meet the re.
quirements of the prevailing fashion. ="
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
BRYAN is UNSTABLE
HIS PAST RECORD SHOWS HIS
WEAKNESS.
Policies He Has Advocated and Never
Surrendered ShcW His Unfitneso
for High Position Of Chief
Executive.

Judge Taft and Mr.. Bryan are en-
gagged in n sort OF joint debate. Each
is examining the record OF the other
on the issues of the day, and pointing
out how weak a candidate he would be
II put forward by his party in the com
ing race. Each also seems TO assume
that the other will be so put forward.
In way. therefore. the battle has
opened in advance of the action of
the two national conventions
Judge Taft makes two points against
MIR. Bryan which will be. available in
the campaign whether the former leads
his party or not.
The first point relates TO the Phil
ippine islands. Mr. Bryan eXerted his
influence TO have the archipelago
taken over by the United States. and
thus he is associated with what lie
now calls our colonial policy. He eX-
plains that his object was 10 assist i'm
closing the whole episode with Spain.
so as TO enable this government %
give the FtlipinOs a government Of
their own. But now he wants to carry
out that policy without delay. in the
and experience have convinced many
or our wisest men that years must
elapse before the United States can
withdraw. with safety to the interests
for which It then becomes respon-
sible.
The second point relates TO the
silver question. II is true. as Judge
Fart charges. that there is nothing i'm
Mr.. organs present attitude toward
silver which would prevent him from
reviving his free coinage contention
at any time in future money
stringency and n black financial out
look existed. He still holds to Lis
opinions OF 1896, and claims, moreover,
that events since then have verified
them Ii is not the character of the
additional metal discovered-gold-
which relieved the situation. but the
quantity. ii we may accept Mr..
Bryan's explanation, if he had won his
night in 1895, and the government had
entered upon the unlimited coinage of
silver prices would have risen aid
good times been restored If not an
ounce of gold had been added to the
worlds supply
Mr.. Bryan's great weakness lies not
so much in what he is now advocating
as in what he has advocated in the
past and has not surrendered Not
only is he holding free silver in abev-
ance, but government ownership and
operation OF railroads as well. He be-
iieves in both policies. and. given the
power and an emergency, would push
both
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
JAvELLE WATER FOR LAUNDRY
GOOD Preparation of SaI-Soda and
Chloride of Lime.

To make javelle water, dissolve one
pound of salsoda in one quart of boil
ing water Dissolve half a pound OF
chloride of lime in two quarts of cold
water Let the mixture settle and Their
pour OFF the clear liquid. Mix this
with the dissolved soda, bottle anG
Keep In dark place.
The French use this preparation {
great deal in the work of the Iaun
dry: For whitening clothing they nut
two or three tablespoonfuls of the
liquid into the water in which they
boil the clothing.
To remove stains from white goods
dilute the javelle water with its own
volume of cold water. Soak the article
In this until the stain disappears. then
rinse thoroughly in several clear
waters, and finally in diluted ammonia
water.
Javelle water removes almost all
stains and all colors, therefcre IL
should not be used on colored art! cles
IL articles are allowed to remail in
it for long time il will iniure the
fabric
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1908-05-20
Mate nina Waists.

There are waists made OF guipure
lace in dull colorings. either broad in
sertions being employed or the all
over lace. They arc mounted usually
upon matching taffcta and are worn
with seii-colored skirts of yOilc or 9th.
or lightweight materials used in the
construction of suits The idea is not
"a new one but the perfection reached
in coloring lacos TO- match the various
fabrics which enter into the makeup
Of suits makes these lace waists very
attsactbc adiuuc5 Of The somi.tai.
lurt1 costumes