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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-06-05
Notice for Public alton.
department of the Interior,

I'cpiftultnt O the INTERIOR,
Land Office ut Duluth. Minn.,
May Ii. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Bert Johnson.
OF Eiryinii, Minnesota. who, ON .)uiy 18Th.
1903, made homestead entry No. laJAD for
NE14 NE'4. Sla NEA. Section ~ go, is: and M.
2i24' made Jsnuary5. lMGi. for SW4 NWla,
Section II. Township 60 N. Range IL w. 4,h
p. NJ, has filed notice of intention to make
final five year prnf to establish claim to til.
land above des.rihed, before Ott, A. POiri+r
U. :. Commissioner. District OF Minnesota, at
his office at Virginia, Minn on ht 1T day OF
August l4S.
Claimant names as wtnrsSeS
Louis Ghea ham. of Virginia. Miun.
Anor-w Johnson, Of Eiry'ni;.. NJ m.
Norman COnl.y. II Virginia, Mimi
Bernard Brunsck. OF Virginia. Ninn.
J. {. HERMAN ENGE1,
May ~ in e :6. Register
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The Rev. Father Buh, formerly of
Tower and well.known to many of
the older residents of the ranges,
this week celebrates the fiftieth an
niversary of his admission to the
priesthood, of Joliet, III. Later he
will hold similar services at Duluth,
that the members of the local
diocese may join in the festivities
of the occasion.
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For Rent.

Five room hOn-e on Cedar street
furnished complete. Hardwood
! floors. water and telephone. For
terms apply at Noilan Thurston
Agency, Stein 4 O'Rourke Block.
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A. B. Coates was business visitor
to Duluth the first of the week.
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H. FLEMING, licensed e,nbalm-
er and undertaken. Call phone PAIL
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SPRING EXCURSIONS 70 s5> s.=ss 1
80. ~ LOWER LAKE PORTS.

Popular Rail and 'skn,er< Trip at Re-
= , d.,et.d Rates.
The first ofthe series of delight.
full spring excursi ms to Detroi,
Toledo, Cleve and and Buffalo will
be inaugurated on June : hy the
Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
Railway.
Tickets will be sold on June ;.
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Street Commissioner CHRISTOPHER.
son has crew of men engag ed this
week in laying the storm sewer ex
tension south from Chestnut stree,
one block to the city hall corner.
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Free hand decorating, desig MS fur
nished. by Emil Solve, karon Block
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Nobby, stylish shirts at Kratze'S.
Sheet music, latest pieces, at Biss'
Variety Store. 10 cents.
Do you smoke: Have c. 4 NJ.
Home production and good goods.
A. B. Coates was business visitor
to Duluth the first of the week.
J. H. FLEMING, licensed e,nbalm-
er and undertaken. Call phone 244I.1
Free hand decorating, desig MS fur
nished. by Emil Solve, karon Block
The Misses Hanna and Anna
Bonner were the guests of Hibbing
friends over Sunday.
Picture framing at Bliss Variety
Store.
r. A. Wildes, with the state mine
inspectors office, was over from
Hibbing Tuesday morning.
DIR. and Mrs. L. B. Lenont left on
Tuesday for an onting trip to Ram
ier and adjacent points of interest.
1t your house needs painting, be
tore letting yonr work get figures
of Emil Solve, Karon Block.
G.. Harmon, of Chicago, il this
week a guest of his cousins, r. X.
and ". I. Bailey, Jr.
Mrs. S. W. Giipin enjoys visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Crawshaw, of Minneapol
Or. r.J.W.Deerin9, psr*~'a;s nv~',;',
and crown and bridge work a
specially. Over postottice. Phone
1884,
Mrs. r. c. Becker went to Duluth
this week, accompanied by her
little daughter Eva. who will take a
course of medical treatment.
Ira W. Bowles was a Duluth visit
or the first of the week, witness in
a personal injury suit against the
Virginia Lumber Co.
Mrs. +. c. Becker enjoys a visit
from her mother, Mrs. Siblev, of
Nanistee, Mich, who will spend the
summer here.
Phone lO5, Virginia Transfer and
Dray Line, for dry birch and tam.
arac wood. Also prepared to saw
COrllwOOd.
J. D. Lamont left on Monday for
a fortnight's trip, intending to
spend portion of his time at
French Lick. Ky.
Frank Gillmor went to Duluth
Monday to meet Mrs. Gillmor and
mother upon their return from
Rochester.
Supt. NJ. A. Murphy, of the Du-
luth, Rainy Lake 4 Winnipeg, was
a Duluth visitor the first of the
week.
Landlord Smith, of The Fay, was
visitor to the Zenith City Satur-
day, returning to the city on the
Sunday Flyer.
u. N. Mackenzie, range agent for
the Fitger Brewing Co.. returned on
the Sunday Flyer from brief bust.
ness trip to Duluth.
Miss Lillian Headsten. of the High
School faculty, was Duluth visitor
Saturday, returning the following
morning.
c. l.. Brundage, with the Duluth
office of the Virginia Lumber Co..
was business visitor to the city
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Cassiday, of Tampa
Fla, who has been the guest of he1
sister, Mrs. Joseph Cassiday, lef,
Friday for visit with relatives and
friends at Duluth and Two Harbors
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mesberg and Mrs
James Lavick will return the frs
of the week from Rochester, where
Mr.. Mesberg and Mrs. Lavick have
been undergoing treatment at ths
Mayo Hospital.
"Three lStar" is the name of thu
new brand of cigars being put O,
the market this week by Otto NJ
Schulz, who recently came her,
from Rochester and opened a fac
tory in the Tornquist Block. Nj
Schulz will little later put on an
other brand to be known as tn,
elk, and We predict his goodAwil
meet popular wave of approva
among smokers.
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DR.. c. W. More and Dr. W. +. Har-
wood, of Eveleth, left on Monday
for Chicas,o o where they attend the
meeting of the American Medical
Association, in session this week.
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Do you smoke: Have a c. 4 NJ.
Home production and good goods.
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The Misses Hanna and Anna
Bonner were the guests of Hibbing
friends over Sunday.
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Nobby, stylish shirts at kratze'>

Sheet music, latest pieces, at Bliss
Variety Store. 10 cents.
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John X. Heino, the Duluth "per-
sonaI injury" attorney, was a Vir
ginia visitor Saturday.
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Chas. W. Sartf, of the grocery de-
partnent OF the Virginia Store co.,
enjoys vacation outing this week
among the fishing resorts in the
Cass Lake district.
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A number of Virginians will be
guests of the Mountain Iron Club
at another Of their popular dancing
parties at the new club rooms this
evening.
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DR.. J. c. Farmer, Of McKinley> was
in the city Fast evening. -
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kratze makes suits to order Low
as $22, high as $42. Perfect fit.
Best workmanship
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For RENT One nice large furn
ished room. Apply to Mrs. Ed
Becker. 3l2 Central avenue.
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If you are in need of veterinary
surgeon call J. ID. kerns, Hammers
Sales Stables.
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cotal new$.

Mr.. &. V. Malmgren was a Duluth
visitor MOndav.
Best shoe. at $3.50 in the city at
k,atze'- New Store.
DR.. J. H. Grove was in Duluth Fri
day and Saturday.
Toys Of all kinds at Blss' Variety
Store
A son wa born to M. and Mrs
John kear'e> O" Saturday last
An elegant ilne at fine cigars and
tobacr"s at i.usk's Billiard Hall.
Four large bars toilet soap, 10
cents. The Hiss Variety Store.
Miss Florence Goodwin was the
guest of Hibbing friends over Sun
day.
Fine suite Of office rooms for rent
in Enterprise block. Enquire at
Enterprise.
Mrs. W. H. Eaton has been the
guest of Duluth friends during the
week.
Bargains of all kinds on our ;
and 10 cents counters. The Bliss
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Mrs. r.. W. Merritt left Friday last
for Duluth, for a ten days visit with
relatives and friends.
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Henry SinCOck, who il a student
at the Northwestern Medical Uni
versity, Chicago, returned home on
Saturday for his summer vacation.
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Mrs. r. c. Becker went to Duluth
this week, accompanied by her
little daughter Eva. who will take a
course of medical treatment.
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@0@@ Or; eye 1:t*s"; sr*:;s.;s;, ;:s
will be at Hotel Fay, Virginia, the
10 and II of each month. Failing
eyesight properly cared for.
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Picture framing at Bliss Variety
Store.
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Phone lO5, Virginia Transfer and
Dray Line, for dry birch and tam.
arac wood. Also prepared to saw
cOrdwOOd.
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Ira ". BOwles was a Duluth visit
or the first of the week, witness in
a personal injury suit against the
Virginia Lumber Co.
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John r. Heina,4 th+ Duluth "per,
sona' injury" attorney, was up from
Duluth last evenirlg.@-
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Bob Benson has gone to Biwa blk.
where he accepts position with
the COlvin 4 RObb Co. and will do
the twirling for the Riwabik base
ball team.
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DR.. 1.W. DeerinQ, pdr.:':. nx"

and crown and bridge work a
specially. Over postot1ice. Phone
1874.
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Miss Florence Goodwin was the
guest of Hibbing friends over Sun
day.
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+. A. Wildes, with the state mine
inspectors Office, was over from
Hibbing Tuesday morning.
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Mrs. +. c. Becker enjoys a visit
from her mother. Mrs. Sibley, of
Manistee, Mich, who will spend the
summer here
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Four large bars toilet soap, 10
cents. The Hiss Variety Store.
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George Mesb~r., uf kveie,h, was
= business visitor in the city on
S t 'rday.
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Fine suite of Office rooms for rent
in Enterprise block. Enquire at
Enterprise.
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St. Pauls Guild VIII meet next
Wednesday with Nr-. n. J. Smith
on Cedar Street. ri
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Miss Gertrude F"sa,ty of Duluth
-pends the Week as the guest of
Miss Gertrude DeNnhlr,
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D. Lamont left on Monday for
a fOrtnight's trip, intending to
spend portion of his time at
French Lick. XIV.
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Bargains of all kinds on our 5
and 10 cents counters. The Bliss
Variety Store.
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Edward N. DeerinR went to Dn-
luth on the Sunday Flyer, return,
ing Tuesday morning.
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S. Sutherland, who received a
badly bruised leg in unloading a
barrel of salt some ten days ago, is
of his injuries, but expects to be
out shortly. Mr.. Sutherland is not
as young as he was forty years ago,
but dislikes to admit that he cannot
successfully wrestle barrel Of salt
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Mr.. and Nrs. NJ. I. Palmer came
up from Duluth Monday evening,
and are again "al home" for the
summer season at their " alnul
street residence.
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FOR t'a'"''".-. ap~'-hanging and
decorating gel figures nom kmll
:oui>t, kat.n. H!." k
"A ing COMPANY VI -ixtren A
Carload ut Special -te"e'y. "ihe
Man IN the u-e' il d mag n nltlteul
American military DIANA.
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&C. Harmon, of Chicago, i. this
week a guest of his cousins, K. X.
and ". I. Bailey, Jr.
Mrs. S. W. Giipin enjoys visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS.
Crawshaw, of Minneapolis
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Mrs. r. +. Sigel went to Duluth
Monday, responsive to the news of
the serious illness of her mother.
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May ~ in e :G.
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Andrew Grande has secured the
contract for the erection of a busi.
ness block 58xO, at Nashwauk, for
Solomon Sax Of Eveleth. Work on
the foundation of the new block
has been commenced and lumber
is already being placed on the
ground for the superstructure.
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Methods OF Marking.

The separation of tooth brushes is a
problem In many families, and there
seemed TO be no way of efYectually in
surfing tho Individual brush against
general use until now a new and In
expensive method has been suggested.
whereby each may know his own Pur-
chase small piece OF linen paper and
write the name OF each member OF
the family in indelible ink: cut these
names apart and sew each one to The
handle of the owners toothbrush.
II is better to have a brush with a
hole in the handle. so that the tag may
be slipped though and made secure
by few stitches. II the handle Is
solid bone. device may be scratched
upon 1T with sharp penknife and
written over with red ink. This will
stand wetting for a number of times,
and, when the ink has disappeared. 1t
may be easily replaced without loss OF
time.
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Nlolca Eort,,ne TelIers.

According to tradition, II you have
mole on your chin. you may eX-
pect to be wealthy; while If you have
lit under yotir arm. 1t promises you
wealth and honor as we'll. a mole on
the ankle Indicates courage. On the
left temple a mole indicates that you
will find friends among the great ones
OF the earth, but IL 1t be placed on the
right temple it warns you OF coming
distress.
A mole on q mans knee means that
he may expect to marry a rich woman.
A mole on the neck promises wealth.
II you have a mole on your nose, you
are going to be great traveller. A
mole on the throat indicates health
and wealth.
Finger-nails are also said to fortell
your disposition and future. A white
spot on the thumbnail Is a promise of
present, while IL 1t Is on the index
finger, 1T Is to tell you that you are
going to make "a new friend.
A white spot on the middle finger
warns you of the coming advent of
an enemy; on the fourth finger 1t in
dicates the arrival Of a letter, or bet
ter STILL, a; sweetheart: and spot on
the little finger tells you that you will
have to make Journey shortly. Big
irregular spots tell you that your dis
position Is hasty. Nails that split
| easily are said to. betoken bad temper
Corrugated nails 5betoken q pessmistie
mind.
I'he prevailing belief is that VIVA,
| your. right hand nails tell you vii
come to pass quickly: while the event.
! told by your left hand will be longer
In coming about.
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Hou.ckecper,, Delight.

A rag carpet is usually the house,
keepers delight. for 1t may be washed
with case and always be clean, while.
as 1t is made entirely of wooden ma
lterials. 1t wears practically forever.
Bought in the stores, 1t is really very
expensive in comparison to what 1t
should be, were the materials taken
into consideration, The most ineSpen
sve way to obtain "a rag carpet is to
make one oht5 OF the pieces. left over
from the dresses of the family, for the
weaving costs very little. and the re-
suit is a very serviceablc floor cover
ing
carpet at home. many women say. is
that the rags must be sewn together
which Is very tiresome occupation
and takes a great deal of time. Tha,
Is because the old-faslfoned method
of sewing rags together was TO tirsi
cut them in serine, then sew each strtT
by hand one to another. With the ale
of a machine this work is reduced tt
minimum. and two methods may b.
In the first way tho materials ma,
be sewn together-one piece lappe'
over the other-and. after they arr
sewn, may be cut into strips. In thi
way il. Will be necessary only to joil
| together. -tneE5 very long strips forme
| by the pieced materials.
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within Our own Hearts.

1t is within our own hearts that lies
the place of peace.
and heavy laden.
Il is when we relinduish as our stays
the world our eyes see, our hands
touch our feet walk upon. and with
draw into the quiet places of the heart,
that we find our ease
strife that jars. the cares that fret,
the partlngs and pains that distress do
not penetrate.
Here tumu1ts are hushed and the
agonies are stilled. IA
Thistiis. the secret Of a happy life;
to find the hearts holy of holies which
is the Kingdom of heaven:
TO find the land % { pure delight.
where saints immortal reign.
To experience the pleasure that ban
isles pain;
th Tp en abdss the WHY nevef iading
flowers
The hymn says that Death like a
narrow sea divides this heavenly land
from ours
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when Sewing ON Button..

1t is always wise when sewing but
tons on underclothes or overcoats to
fas,en the stitches over pin. which
is first laid on the button Itself; this
will keep the threads from pulling
UP too tight. and will allow for the
thickness OF the material through
which the button is to be passed.
When fastening white bone buttons
on children's urierbodies. it Is better
to place even a large substance than
a pin on the button. and sew over and
over. SO that the threads will form
as thick fastening as the tape. which
is sometimes used for the purpose.
This same idea may be carried out In
sewing on glove buttons. for 1t will
prevent their falling off SO frequently
and so inopportunely.
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Effective TrIr,,,,,lnr.

One of the most effective and tho
cheapes; sort of trimming may be
made By using bias bands OF Arabian
satin sewed UP on the machine over
thick white cord. 1t is then twisted
In different shapes. for 1t Is very
supple. SO that II forms bow knots and
circular designs on the evening or
afternoon gown. OF course, the satin
Is too dressy to wear on suit or
morning dress. but with coat OF filet
net more attractive trimming could
not be found. The same idea is car
ried out in footing. which Is SHRED
very fun over cord. This will some-
times take the place OF braid.
Another inexpensive trimming is To
embroider cotton canvas In a cross
stitch, which takes a very short time
to do. When finished 1t may be ap-
piled IN many attractive ways to sum-
mcr gowns
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For Finishing seams

a very clever idea for finishing the
rough seams of lingerie Is to button
hole them. instead OF making the. or
binary clumsy French seams. The
stitches may be placed not too close
together, so that IL takes very little
more time, and it is far more SER
viceable way Of finishing off the wrong
side OF seams. This idea may be car
ried out in making up lingerie hats.
for, where there Is a seam 1t must be
arranged so that no rough edges pro-
trude The idea may also be used on
a sheer muslin dress.
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affinity dresser. Her wardrobe must
include affinity gowns affinity hats,
affinity lingerie, affinity stockings and

She must relcgate to rear hooks and
top shelves her Merry Widow OUTFIT,
for the latter Is no longer the thing.
and hats whicl, have until just now
been the rage is to announce that Che
has been negligent In her perusal OF
tho fashion Journals
The affinity dresser need not neces-
sariiy be n real affinity. She must.
however affect an affinity pose and
expression. She must be slender and
wil1owy and cultivate an appealing
droop of the shouldcrs---not meaning
that she must become round shouldercd.
The droop must be more suggestive
der dem and ai' se must carry her chin tiIted
Just trlfle. Her expression must be
calm and a little pensive. and her eyes
filled with mystery. She must never
betray enthusiasm or eXurberance. She
must be thollg htfuI--distrait.
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The Philosophy Tap.

IF you do not want It to be done
don't do it.
He who pops the question on his
knees. says there for life.
1t is no mere Typographical error tc
call woman mans bitter half.
You can easily flatter a man by tell
Ing him he can't be easily flattered
some. TOO, arc disappointed in mar
rage. b Hslsts a:f Tas6 ass
4 7coquette is like an angler who
after fishing all day. eats none Of his
catch.
t,noch's daughter was $50 years ole
when she married. Cheer up girls
and this is leap year, too.
Many wife would never know hel
didn't hear his friends roaring 1t on
every Saturday night while helping
him home.
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ors which nrc features of this years
willie gownslare seen on Jumper dress
| eS Of white or ccrti linen; skllful1y APP
pliod, they are most attractive, and
Give character which would often
times be lacking.
Skirts Of Jumper dresses are again
cut OIL the side plated model or oc-
casionally circular. 1.s these frocks
are for Informal wear, the skirts are
| always walking length. They are most
often made without trimming, except
for bias folds, although sometimes
Touches of embroidery are discreet1y
applied towards the hem.
Everything Is done to encourage
| skirts to cling. even to the discarding
| OF lingerie and the substitution OF sat
| In Observation-Disclosures and slips. Tho pa
+, quin establishment has produces anoth-
or new skirt. quite as eccentric as the
first one. The p1ats have almost dis
appeared and IRE merely suggested in
the draping Of the clotn. The new skirt
Is quite as narrow and quite as frank
as the original.
The woman who is neither as tall
| nor as slight as she should be achieves
height and slcnderness by the gra:c-
| ful outline OF the tunic that trails into
the long lines Of her train. 1t gives
her dignity, grace. distinction-a touch
that raises her beyond the ordinary
and the insignificance that is the bette
| noir Of the small woman.
The woman who will declare that
present fashions are 1inbecomins is un-
grateful. Not only are they beautiful
IN themselves. hut they are so diver
sihed that. handled by the clever wom-
an. they become plant mediums con-
ceiling bad points and emphasizing
good ones. The woman who finds that
the closely fitted princess gown Is un-
hatteringly truthful IN It's revelation
or her hgue can take refuge in Gre
c,an draperles and empire and manda-
rim effects that lend themselves admir-
aoiy TO the little conquetrics OF dress.
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Cents for stormy Days.

1t Is n great relief to know that
when hot weather comes. and it is
necessary to wear a raincoat, we will not
have to wear those heavy silk affairs
either in white or any other color that
have been worn for SO long. Tho new
summer raincoats are of rubherized
pongee,, Just as waterproof as the
strongest rubber, hut light and cool
and fairly becoming In their soft
lines. FROG 800 - ~ ttg q 80 .fssaiG s3 III
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Fresh Air Lung Rnth.

AS beautifier, nothing excels this
fresh air lung bath.
The lungs are composed of innumer-
able cells. and tho majority of people
use only the upper Pc. rooms looms Of this Is
closed to tho mir. and arc reccptacles
for dust and disease germs throughout
life. 53,
Ono oftthe best things our teachers
in llindersartens and public schools
can do is 10 give the children onc-half
hour or four quarter-hour exercises in
lung sweeping. 3si
Proper breathing is an aid to tho
mentaINand. spiritual faculties, as Well
as to the physical body. Let it he
come an lmportant part of the edu-
cational system OF our land.
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die and later with the hobbin of coarse
linen thread,
Duchess lace is made on the pillow,
and Is designed only with cords or
brides has fine cordonet and the
Guipure. by the way, was a lace II
self, a snecialtyRo of Milan, IT closely
5reNembled the renaissance. where the
hand, and when machines We're invent
cd It's manufacture was discontinued,
About 1900. Jose Heilman, n peasant
of Switzerland was sitting in the.sun
when he saw a vision of a machine
that could do the work instead OF
human fingers, He took lessons from
six months he had perfected q ma