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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

To drop medicine from bottle .
twisted wire has been found useful
Twist two wires about each other ant
bend the coil thus made at right an
giles, forming an IL with one enc
much tonger than the other. Inser
the longer arm in The bottle of metii
cine and pour slowly. The medicine
will fall in even, large sized drops.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

Gloves that Will take the place Of
rubber gloves when working in the
garden or washing dishes are made b.
dipping old gloves Into hot Jlnseed oil
which renders them waterproof.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

The prevalence OF adenoid growth,
in the throat and difficulty of breath
ing through the nose nre attributed b,
DIR. Campbell OF London TO the use OF
soft foods which render chewing lost
art. Natural nursing and exercise il
biting crackers are recommended fol
the proper development Of the infanti
throat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

For hollows in the neck iry treating
with cocoa butter. First wash tn,
neck thoroughly; then rub the cocoi
butter we'll into the hollows Wash OF
- the morning with little soap AMI
warm water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26

Guaranteed under tho Serial No
9l5 Two sizeo, soc $500 drug Insist upon rp
eide Send oc in licpcdc Co.. Dent
Detroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
griefbcf6recrnng mad benz NusIanoc.

Die allsI1noiidc Folt fir Die mt
Dem 6. Sllni cnOcrloe @ohc idlicBt
bier inn SoliptpOItamt, in alien 3d.
len piinftlid), mic folgt:
Die 8odct!Toit lit BON 8 ltbr 9or.
mittogs bis 5 llDr Iafmittags tag.
lid oiicl,, oi5gcnomnlcn Sonntog5.
9ic &odct.FOit nad GroBbritar'
nicn mo SrIono I6IieBt 9ienitagS
mo 6rcitog8 lmt . llbr Nad)mittngS.
nod 9eutihlono am 1. mo 3. Suni
Inn 5 llbr 9todn1ltto9s.
9ampicr pcrIuiien Rer~ Worf, uenn
ntht anoerlpeitig angeeeben.
Seit benz I. Gftober beS 8oricbres
linb Die 9rieiroten na1 Dem glislon.
De (ausgenommcn Genooo, Ncrifo,
Yonomo unn Gubo), iuic folgt: Slim
Gents fir oie critic hinge uno brel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Gents fir icoe i~peitcre Hinge, ooer eir
@rlldtGcil, mo iollte boil fronfirt
mcroc,l. mioriOcniollS bel Intulll.
Scr @ricic Scr ooppeltc gctrng ccl.
lcttirt miro.
GronSotInntiihe Soft.
TrciioN 8. Sltni - I'M Z llbr
NbcuN$ nod Srlono, &ipcrpool nno
Sdottlono per Compiler oGompo-
nio," pio Gl,ccnStoiun (EoIt nod
onbcrcn WcQcnocn nulB rper Campo
mia" n0rciiirt iciuO; ln 8 llbr 11od)
europa per 9ompicr oScconic," plo
8lumoutb un0 G%bcrbourg.
Soft iir Glib unn Gem
trail q mcrifa, SIC It.
Snbicn, etc.
SonncrItnN 4. &lni - llm 9 l(br
2l6curS nod) Ocn "a Elota.@ c1cnNct
per Gompicr nNortcniin2"; nod
Nopti per Gontpicr uErinS &inem
Scr Critic.
Grcito0, 5. Sunl - I'M 8 llbr
gbcno3 nod Yorto Hico, Curacao II.
&cnc5IcIn per Goupicr vTbiloocl'
pbio"; nod Eorto Nico, pin Eoncc.
per 0ompicr San Sllon"; noh
ser Gominitoniitct Ncpnblit per
Gompicr bon EbiInoClpbia; nod oct
Ga Eloto-@ cAcu0Cn per Gon1picr
oGucntin"; nnd6ortlnc SSIonb uno
&onloico per Compiler oFrin5 Soos
dim" QSoit nod Banana mo Scr
annol5onc mus npcr Yrin5 Soodinl"
00rciiirt IciuG.
Toit nob Neufunblonb, nia Horb.
Sioncp, uno nad MiQiieIon, pia 90
ton, ihlicBt bier td9lid um 3 llbr
Nod)m.; nod Gllbn, pia Sompo, tdS'
lid Inn 1 llbr Nod)nt. nod) Gotta vi.
co, SonOuros, Micoro9ua (Sitfiilic),
@uotonolo uno Solpooor, bia Nclu'
Orleans, tGglih INN 10 llbr Ibcnos;
nod Wtcrico Giip tGgIid I'M 2 llbr
NodmittngS unb 10 llbr Ibenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
gcrcinigtc Sdngcr bon Baltimore.

SauptQuurticr: n@crmania WGn.
ncrdor = Solle;" Eralioent Senrp
SbomaS; corrciponoirenocr uno pro.
tofoQircnber SefrctGr pro tenn. q.
Simmclbcbcr, Nr. 315, Noro-goens
StroBe; Sinon5icfrct6r g.. SimmeI.
bcbcr, Nr. 315, Horo.G0cn-S trobe;
SdotmciItcr $. MidIiA, Nr. 7t3,
@arner-S trabc; Girigcnt 81. Sem.
berger, Serianmlung icoen 3lueitcn
6reito9 i'm Wonat.
n8crmaniu,Guar
SonptQltnrtiGr: @ogncr's SoQe,
Nr. 1tG, gtorb.Eaca-S troBe, cling.
ltunoe: Gienitogs. - Girieent s.
Garolus.
~ u@ermanio-W 6nner6cr."
Souptqilortier: @crmonia : WGr.
nerdor-SoIle, Hr. 41O bis Alp, @elt.
2ombaro.S trobe. Sineltlnoe: ION.
ncrItugS - Girieert: Gbcooor Sent
berger.
rnSrobiinn."
SauptQuarticr: SrobIinn . Sole,
Nr. 20O0, Sreberid glpenuc. Sing.
Itltnoc: WtittlpodS - Qirigcnt: SSobn
u. Glein.
.Irbciter.W Gnnerdor."
Sollptqllurticr: Inbrcos' Sale,
Nr. 3t4, SanopcritroBe. Singitunoe:
MittiuOdS - Giri9eut: 9opio We-
lulnct.
~,Sbolia-NGnnerdor."
Sauptqllurtier: Soi9tS Safe, Nr.
1922, Sarforo-N uenllc. Sineitunbc:
GienltogS - Siriacnt s. 6. Sront..
o2ocuit.E nt-M1nncrdor."
Soilptqliarticr: 3tpider's SaGe,
Gde Glibo- uno Inoreitrobe. Sing.
ltltnoe: Witttpo1 gbenoS s llbr -
Girigcnt: Subcrt &riippel.
nIrbeitcr
Saltptolrortier: Sol5' Solle, CIR.
4CS, @clt . 2cringtonItroBe. Cling.
ltllnoc: ~Gicnlta9S-Girigcllt Subert
STRIPPED.
nSopcriidcr NGnncr6or."
Souptquorticr: Icfcrmonn's So1e,
@dc bon Caroline. uno @%oltgbitroBe.
Singitunbc: 9onncrltag abcnoS -
9irigcnt: Ilguit S6nci0er.
~WodarttWt0nnCrdor."
Sonptquorticr: &obcrt goamer's
Solc, Ger. 1921-t923, Orleans.
Strnbc; SinoItunoe icOcr Conner.
itng gbcno = 9irigcnt g.. %. P6bI.
mann.
uGi6cnfron5."
SouptQlorticr: 9ll,0llt @ocbcI'3
(pormuI5 3orn'a) Sonc, @dc scr 3.
unO Wol9bltroBc, &igblonotomn.
SingItnnbc: WittpodS - Sirigent
Geo. W. Goblmann. r
yWelooie."
&al,ptouorticr: S. SHES Sale,
Gdc 2owitrobc mo @cIair.Marf
nSormonie."
&allptqltnrticr: Nr. 4t4, @eit-
Sopcttc StroBc. Sin0ltlrnbe: 9ieu
tags - Girigcnt; Sobn q. 9lein.
yIrion."
Sauptquorticr: "Stog,Sone," Nr.
Mithpof - 9irigcnt: s. 8. Srant.
Sinoitunbc: 2onncritogs - 9iri.
cent: =. &nroluS.
nWtcbgcr.@ ciongbcrein."
Souptquorticr: Soiinlom's SoIlc,
2olu. uno 6orreItitroBc. Sinaitunbe:
Gicritag - 0iri9cnt: Subert Strip.
pei.
n9obrnio- W1nncrdor."
SoliptQllortier: Erott, mo 5. Str,
Sigblonotolun. SinQihunoc: Glen.
tags Girigcnt Geo. ". Y0bls
mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
WcreinS . Galen0cr.

gddcr,@ elnngocrcin bon Baltimore.
Sirigent Erof. =. 8arolus.
Sauptquartier Sobn @brs Sole,
Nr. 40S, @eIt.Serington. StroBe. Sc.
ben SomItog I6enb, nit gusnabme
beS britten SamItags i'm Ionot.
Sin9itlnoc. (9lpril7--tS)
nGcutid . l1neoriider 2ieberfran5."
Souptquortier: Sttcrbcin's Saae
Griiber n@introdt- Saqe"), 2ocuit.
Boint. Singitlinbe: 9onnerItaa
gbenos. Tirigent Sran5 Sod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
5000 Mcinncminn uu1t Ifcr

Fam man nit elmer cin5iaen SnIGts9rubtc in
Der ocutf6cr auIonie ~9ielu'gerlin" rcroicncn.
giadbcr 5iebi man aus oemfeibcn Vooen I'M
teIbcn Snbr nod norm. Eicbin!tcr II. oai. Slci'
biae 0eutide i5lncn fi6 bier nit %aerinecn Wiits
teln ben Crlinhitein III lpdtercm Nobliiono les
gen. gtur $50 Nii5abluln. gilt6 o~LoipllsfoiS"
fir @efhIiisieute iiilo III bu6et. .. Vaorn.
bpup, III ro.Gg arics' Strahc.
lGcnlh 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
gu ucrfanfrn.


En- uerfaufcu:
Hcrrntb mo @critbfdnficn elmer gut dusges
3idtietcn NddCrei; alter Stuuo an eiucr prpnlt-
ncnicn &trfcbraiirdbc int iorboitIihcn StuNt
ihcil; hiuia. S1e 0GlS 1T geaet iebr lcibie
Nebin0unpcn 81 Ocrf1ufcn oncr acgclI iebr me
nrinc Wiicthe Su pcritictbeu. giudbutru0Cu bel
". s.. Wcbcr, Nr, SOC, Glib @ntaiu- straee.
$3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Baltimore Narft6crihte.

@olti more. 3. SUM 1908.
Niebl, - 3uiibr S13S 1diIer,
einiflicBlid) 5Sl7 Sdiier SIT 2ocuit.
0oint mo 32t 6Giier 81 Canton.
Die Notirungen mnren mic Io!gt:
@inter Grtra........ 3.90-i.t0
@intcr Gledr. 4.t5-4.30
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Gallagher, Der @anmciiter,
GOO Blot, Hpro.saicwupo .slpeuuc.

UW VIUu, VbtOsSuItUbuu 5"UtHHF,
$500 tauicn ciueS Der beiten smeiH66ism
Sduicr in SIT Baltimore. oaS ulnu iiir bus SClo
erholteu fam. IcrrnIicls Srpniclt, ccmcnttric
Geitenipegc. 00fe mo SieIler mo cine 10 Sih
@ra1clitba Illcn I'M Sinicrarlloe; mlnhernc ia
bc3iinucr. 9b6ia5fnnal Ynfhuf: Gruno5ins
mr. $40 pro Subr. Siirran ar. 2537, Munu.
mcnt. Strabc. 0IS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
3It pcrmictbcu.


Or. 4t6. gScff Fr0tts Strnbc, eitc nItetnbIiric
@ddcrCi; outer 4ldt; init Sidu; poiieno fir
irHeno elm uuocrcS @cfbdit. giatiiirnacIt an
Crit rno Stcnc. U624.6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Tarn,cn

IN icoer Sr6Be bon 4 bis 5l $4,000 gdcrn. In
MdrbIano ino nnoeren Sliiinatcn; ferner 4e.
ifa uno @pbnbGuier i'll NaItintpre nnb
Guf Dem gnHoe fuuft i1ait am Silli9itcIt oirCb
Die 8enerais gpcnhir bon German Naeruhuup,
III, Euro.G barles's frnfc, Baltimore, NIB
(ScpiI t2lfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
$4,000. 2u bcrfaufcu: = $4,000.

Senc ncucn. moberncu ameift6diaer 6dufer
on Der NorosSarcsSirake. 8iuiiben 5atrmonnts
elbsnuc mo ~,SupcttcsS irnBe. init nlIet nlooer'
net @trri6tnraen; ecmeniirte 1eller, sol mo
9rptioirs. Gnini1irte gubepnllcl liiln &tiben'
Husaiiiie. Warmorireppcn mn s~CSciintfe. fnniS
fdre Drainage. Sirukeu init Oiitiii5iricn 3iegcls
fteinen eeptlnfiert. sic miifien gefcbell iperoer,
nm fc i6dpen Su tDnueu.
Sebr Ieihte Reoingnnaen. BUR Snfpcftion tdgs
Ii6 uno Sonnfaes offen. Ieenien am Flabe.
8runhmieibc $4,000 - fe6sunobreibie Dollars
pro Subr.
Raltcr Z. @eitphaf,
Gratis gauinternebmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Gtabltrt 1925.
GoniDlinate0 Qonn g.,
1 Wprb.( yan. EtraEe.

Gin arobes aNorttinent berfanener Siamars
fauf, nod inter baIbem anftenpreis. s8tr eeben
mad fpie Dor liberaie TdrIebcu uuf aue gtertb.
seeenitdnbe. SeitensGingdne bum BriDat,9ii.
redu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
En- p%crfauicu:
$500 Yluf Cl=ErcltumsStr

Wooernc 2sitbdigc Sduier. nit ichcr Ncullcm
lihIcli nno hiuIlner tSrr1nOlniethc, i'm nt'c'l
Sur ~Gtnii6ilIGbmc fir rcfpcftablcS Fltbltfli1l.
Is. Glmcr ,Samiiun, 800 SnW Suiloing.
Ihk EN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Or. 1907 un6 tit7, Nnro Gnrl Sirufc; i>nci-
ftniigc SduiCr in bprSiipIihcm S~uiidnoc; Mic
ibc MIR $40 pro Nlonal. Nnt5ntrGGcn on Srt
NIB Steilc roer bci NcurH W. Gitcl, Hr. POI,
Euro. Is alpcrtsStr CSuni2. 1lH)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Stcncngcind)e.
StrncgcSu6'

StcncgcIMh:
Sin bcutiCbcr Ntnn1 fnbt Siclliiltg ais Hnrs
ter oocr Eicucr bel circc RrioutaNcrrtlait.
9iuh iuiroaet IN Hr. 200, sWan 'Strahc,
bon I bis s llbr NbenoS. Uj5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
o fnuicn icincs 0aue.

$3.50 tnuicn ieincs oaus,
I'M Suitduoc criier dluiie; @runo sins fltr S24
pro Snbr; mus ~OeriduIt ncrnct. ltudliutraqeH
bel Y. &ulfcubcim, yir. t23, urns5rcmunt.Huc.
Cjj-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Dir. tOo-t11, Gnrhz0urcsS trnbe, 8ipifdeu
Tuirnount gIocuie unh Td0ettesS trafr; ale
@cnuenIidiciien. gtu65ntragcn al crt rne
Stciic. U51-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

9ir. POI. gpr6apiahs Giraffe; 9rilnoSinSfrci
gtub5ufrnGcn mad 6 ubr %IbclbS all Srt mn
Stcic. uJ5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

N0 3lflbr 1I,27I Wuldjcl;
olr3 ocn Glcpotorcn 5lrild9c5ogcn
SOL NuiMcI; GIeuntorcu . Sorratb
1913. Nuid)cl.
Setti9c SdIlbrotc:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Sin Sni3 nit 10 3inlmcrn. Sorrntb ufl0 Gtlls
ridtIng zines GuGcmcincu NduintnrnssSabcr
HcrfGuicgrtllo idIcdfc Scimiobcit mo nllOcrcS
@eidbdit. NGd5uirdgen bel i. y. Nnrtman,
Viuictpillc. tj5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
&crlangt - WGnncr nnb Snabcn.


Vcrlangt:
G6reiben Sic loiort tiir guten Tcrbienit all
,9be GuncliD Co." 204 Siuan ST., buffalo,,
H..N. (Wiat22, lAtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Moia. - 3lfihr 925 @llIhcl;
&crinnot BON ocn Glcpotorcn 6O1S
Nuihcl; GIcputorcn Norrntb 1872
COZ Nuld)Cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
@erlnngt i'm I%agcmcincn.


Sin Mtanl INN tSralt 0brc Sinner, ole ctlpuS
GnGliif pcritcbcn; Srult ais Mndin mo Mann
Inn ihl I'M gltlGcrlleiuCn liiBllG 6l MAIDEN Gui
eincnl RrinGt Rlabc. aaf6utrugcn IN Er. 81,
Saratpgas Strnfc. U55-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
9eutinss eirbeits. sPad

Sieienioen. sic oeutihc &anhlpcrfcr. Mrbeiter
iinS Gicnitboicn 8I bcihittiaem ipiinihcn, mol
len ih perf6nIib ooer III traIflrtcn gricien al
ben NaeI'tcl Der @Sleuldal1' Sehann =, 9aensr'
tpcnoen, lpclhcr nnCIttgeltli6 glusiinft crtBcilct
tplro. Sprehitunocu bon 1 bis . ll0r.
Gan27,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

UIH NIINHVIUWVIIV9 =. F.OU-T,JV
Mdi9ncbl, pro 100 Eio. 1.70-t.S0
Mci6cn. - 3uiubr BOAT Vu.
ld)cl; &criolOt pou Ocn GIcuotorcu
2L00O @u'hcl; Glcpotorcn 9 &or
roth 3l3,Sl7 Wuide(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Hoa8cn. - 3uIllbr - Wus
gen PSI @uidel; GIcputorcnuorrotb
5000 Nuidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
&erlaust = Sranen mnb Maodca.

Re flangt:
Gin Wtdhdcn ais Nodil mo iiir 0alieurhett.
9ind5ufragcu in Der NitiDi0ait 0dc Yaca' nuo
Yraits Strupc. Gd6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Gerlangt:
sine dlterc hcuiidc Srult, Die etlt Rlieo
Ncim piini6t, aidh j~uirngcn IN ocr &trlblhdlt
Ede Yucus NIB Erntt4 StraRc. tl5G-D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

r baste and madras waists fancy; others tailor
t long they last ......... .....,.............
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
Latest New York Fashions
, EDITH RAY YMoN d.

collars, combs, fillets and strings OF
jet beads. Belts of jet, too, arc popu
lar, and go are bracelets made entirely
Of jet. There was time when orna-
ments of jet were considered fit only
for the elderly and those wearing mourn
ing.
Gloves FOR the coming season must
be as carefully selected with regard to
tho harmonious effect of the entire
costume as any other accessory. And in
choosing them, il must be remembered
that, while permissible. dark kids are
not desirable, Fortunately for economy,
chamois gloves are made in every style,
and while one would not say that they
were rs smart for afternoon as white
kid, yet they are better than any color,
save grey or the palcst tan. And, as the
two latter shades soil quite as quickly
as white and do not clean as satisfac-
torily, only white is desirable. Chamois
in ono or two buttons for morning arc
considered correct. II. for any reason,
they cannot be worn, and dark are a
necessity, only heavy tan dogskin with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct. 3I.-Ono OF tho
most popular colors with fashionable
women this autumn seems TO bo purple
IN its almost innnmerate shades. Even
last winter purple found favor with so.
cicty women, and every one thought
then that that particular color had had
its day. The old d.fashioned nruuelle and
prune:colored cloth has made its ap.
pearance in directoire suits and they,
too, have found favor in the eyes OF
of wcll-drcsscd society women. Those
who pretend to know venture the pre-
diction that after the horse show pur.
pie as q fashionable shade will be cast
aside and taupe, that mauvish gray
shade will take its place,
With black and white gowns just
now, women, young and old, are wear.
ing Jet jewelry. The blondes and
bruucttcs are wearing their ornaments
of let. and all forms OF iewelry seem
to be popular with fashionable society
women. The old-t timc prejudice against
let has vanished, and one today sees
JET aigrettes, earrings, brooches. dog
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01
TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER

slightly fulled at tho top, and unlike
the coat sleeve, are straight, come wen
down over the hand. whore they are
finished with n deep, closely -&atnere1d
frili of lace. There is also vest OF
flowered silk, which fastens with deco
rative buttons, turning back mt the top
TO form minor revers, which are faeed
with the flowered silk.
The embroidered Japanese cotton
crepe waist is the latest development
for tailormades. These waists are
trimmed, as q rule, with Irish, crocnet
or cluny beading-quite as often the
latter White cotton crepe waists made
elaborate with beading arc used with
out embroidery and cost well up. IN
handsome models, into the twenties-
Lace and net blouses dyed the shade
Of the gown are the smartest OF the
smart But the lingerie waist still holds
its own, in spite of mandates against
il. It is a noticeable feature or the
girdlcs that they all fasten at the side:
A front fastening seems to be taboood
for tho time.
For the coming winter season, fur
garments, IL is expected, will have a
more pronounced vogue than they have
had for many years. They will take
on the same general lines shown in the
gowns and cloth coats, the Directoire
and the Empire, and they will be
trimmed with n different fur, or with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

velvet or satin bindings, braid or put:
tons. Fur cloths have lost none OF
their popularity. On the contrary, tney
will show an increased smartness;
French seal, rippled pony, and all or
the Russian pony effects are In the
fnod Fur cloths. though less eZpen-
s;vo than furs, OF course. nave dis'
iinct advantage over them. in that they
are better suited for general wear TO
the climate.
Among the new models in real fur
is a long scalskin paletot, with shawl
collar Of sable and an inner one or
erm;ne The same model is reproduced
~ French seal. with collar Of bear and
an inner collar or fold OF oriental en-
hr,;derv. Another long coat on the
n,Ietot order is of baby lamb. 1t is
nnt souare across the back, has pointed
tabs at either side, and the fronts,
ycb;ch cross at the bust. slant down TO
form a single point longer than any
NJ the Others. There is deep col
lar with wide flaring revers OF ermine.
This also is an exceptionally satlsfae'
torv model for reproduction in fur
cloth
Among the short coat designs, the
double breasted cutaway, either straight
ar rounded at the bottom, is most rash
iouable. 1t is especially favored IN
seal skin, and is A pleasing. variation
from the clumsy-looking double breast.
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knee length at the front points and
shorter at eidos and back. 1t was Of the
cloth finished with braid of the same
tone, and had collar, revers, waistcoat
effect and cuffs OF the white spotted
brown velvet. Tho sleeves were not
full length, but Of full three.quarter
depth. Tho blouse worn with the suit
was OF fine japanese cotton crepe,
elaborated with Irish crochet beading
and filet lace.
Another smart afternoon gown seen
was of the princess order. 1t was made
OF taupe.colored silk crepe. The tunic
was arranged in panels, the front ones
being shorter than those at the sides
and back. The side panels had but
tons and loops that fastened them TO-
gether TO q point well below tho hips
from under tho arms The bottom edges
of the panels were banded with velvet
of a darker shade than the crepe. Pas.
scmenteTie trimmed the bodice part and
tho sleeves, making bolero effect on
tho former.
In some OF the smartest costumes,
silk. velvet and cloth are combined. A
French model shows a long cloth skirt.
circular cut, trimmed with n bias band
of silk, and long directoiro coat.
pointed at the sides. with Colonial
pockets set within few inches Of the
bottom, and with wide, flaring revers,
turned back cuffs. and high military
collar OF velvet. The sleeves, which are
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one or two buttons should be chosen.
They wear so long that their initial
cost is justified. For tho afternoon or
evening white glace kid is the best
style. When long gloves are necessary
only kid must be selected, and white
onos are preferred With costumes OF
any color, except white and gray gloves,
provided the shade be light, arc per.
missible. Very delicate fawn is good,
but that is most easily soilcd. Dark,
blue, brown, and even black gloves; the
latter, save In mourning, cannot be con.
sidered fashionable In light mourn
ing, white gloves should bc chosen,
rather than black ones. Long gloves,
with black evening gowns, are not
smart now.
AS the season wears on toward win
ter, combinations OF fine cloths with
velvets begin to appear. A handsome
gown seen this week was n coat and
skirt model made of what Is known as
suede cloth, because of its resemblance
to that skin, the cloth q pale shade of
golden brown. The skirt was Of princess
shape, made in panels, which were piped
with brown and white satin to empha-
size tho long lines Of tho figure. AT
the bottom of each alternate panel there
was n ten-inch band of brown velvet
spotted with white. The tops OF these
bands were curved downward and were
headed with Russian silk braid. The
coat was a smart cutaway, of short
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s7.OO and $3.50 Port,,

Sr0csqed, cross striped p,...
Dupilex effects. All pss ~
For ono day at ueS %
par .-..-..... 0|
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ed model that had aim. -
considered the onlv 1,,hmost O..
launty design, also .nlnR suHS
ate alike for fur. f.. ana Que 4
70 a semi-fittine I.otl q
Jacket, one side overl. eng
and with neck and 'nadiappins 4.
have nave little or no fuiIfpSs.,sn "a
G;Iose,i5iiitting ;n er5iit as is consist consist. y,
III pui''ng the garment o. sa, y
Many OF the fDr 49,,
collars and cuffs Of I,otn . car'
that case the muff mav ,eil 4 tg
material, = trimmed With es q
OF fur to match, or * tS. sails
OF the genuine skin. 'qs nuit
buttons putt ms, are used extensisz,.d1. s,d 4
coat OF pony MORE. oae sd
lrl, heavy shaggy bear Cola ,sofrsa
Three buttons of cut y,isf s,asl Va
crate each side, ana ',esl ard
braid loops serve as f,s..In s.In VI
fur accessories, the nas',tencn
pillow muffare first iv,silas ;n ,
are many modificstion. ta!n,'
but the general effectS Of d
Heads, paws and ta;Is = "
are used in quantities ''e y
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% to 54inch all wool elegant quality
fine soft chiffon broadcloth, suitable
for coats, skirts, suits, opc cloaks,
ETC., in black, blne, Copenhagen,
Alice blue, brown, leather, tan, mode,
gray, green, reseda, cardinal, garnet:
regular 1925 yard; &l 40
special yard .. Ole 0
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