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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
Election Notice.

THIRTY-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRrcT-con'A
within East ore Hundred and 't5sss Bos
bred and seventy-sxth street azsnus. crOsons
TSe Txentynrst Election District bo1n6sa By
wa sysq ProD or ave syu Us co PARK Moro
The twenty second Election District bounded BY aDd
wrrnln trSo tr.s Ea1 sys15s Es. Or Han
~ ~ ne 49, - AIR. sfrsss ron avenue East on.
Hundred and Seyenty-Io1Tth street and Fark tI =
within Fast ore Hundred and EizhtisSs street Ts,ra
enty seventh street and Park avenue.
within quarry road One Hundred and Eigatys
stre Hughes avenue fremont sysnTs y as5 one Hun
The Twenty-nsth Election District T. bounded y
nue. East one Hundred ana Eishtisth strsst and
The T~snty-sxth Election District is bounced 81 and
within East one Hundred and Eishy-sscond strss Bos
ton road. East One Hundred and Eishty-1rss ssrseI
Tbe Twsrtv sevs1tb Eiscton Dissrfet IL bounded ~
and within Pelham Bronx river East Cns HUI
9red and Eighty-hrst street Boston 1qad -. oas Hun
The Twenty-eighth Election District bounded and
drsd and Eighty second street Quar- road East On.
H19drea and EIEnJy79ar.a stree s ana 5iq a. -
Slth1 - Esst One Hundred s9d "a So 10
teth street and Park avenue -.
IN fremont East One Hundred and ssZsnsZ-
sSeI 49,. As'1 s, Jss5f, @ , Dr Aa
The Ihrty-arst Election District - bounded y 90
ayenue East One Hundred and sixty-frsr street and
The Thirty Election District bounded
within East Sf<ty-fta street st>bbns
avenue. East Ono Hundred and siztythrd street ard
Union
The Thirtythirt Election District Is bounded oZ and
within East One Hundred and sxty-ninth stset Hons
street and Union
Thirty-fourh Election District Is bounded ~ and
within Twenty-third Ward line Milford Pace Jsat1Es
street. Jennings street ana sts6sins avsnus-
The Thirty-ffth Election District bounded am
within Clinton Jsfrer-
son Place Franklin East One Hundred and Sew
entieth street and Fulton
The Thirtysxth Election District e BOUNDED oy ara
within Crotona Park North. Marnion East Ors
Hundred and Seventysizth street Southern Bouevar1
Seveuty-thtrd Boston rosd
Ser5ury Place Charlotte Tventyntr5 Ward Ina
and Crotona
and within East One Hundred and Eightieth street.
Belmont Oakland Place. PresDsct avenus. Frs-
mont avenue East One Hundred and Seventy SEVENTH
street and Hughes avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
rwEHTy-sIxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

TIE First Election District bounded BY and within
hTst and lexington avenue bounded Nv an, with Il
ahe S7ngIXsevsnth street Third avenue. East Ninety
fourth street and lexington avenue 5, h. and within
EasI inetyeighth street Madison aEenne EssI lnTtS
% ss9P st is s 929RaS by 9nS "i Eass
Nine1y-ninth slTeet; ahiid a'eINe' fN@' '
re- FEt Fiectioa District is bounded by within
seventh street and Madison avenue -, ~. With,
Lsst One 5gn9res ara seS2ne street a aSenue East
one IsuSl5dth street. Madison East Ninety
Ths sern 1- Erection bounded by and within
sst os ndTsd and Third stee Madiz9n aEePge Esst
Hundred and First street Madison avenue East One
The Eighth Election District bounded by and within
One EhaTsq r, Fisa Madison sTenue East One
fI1 GIGIe s55 g7-j street and Eth avenue
The Nn5h Election Iis!Ttt IS BOUNCED by and Witaa
one Hundred end Eghth street Lsxi9Et0n avenue East
The Election District IS bounded BY and within
one Hundred and Sixth stseet and Ffth aYfnue
FIT 5eFei an54S sh5 SINH stTe Madison o
Es nsd Ra ng 5 s5 a94 F afS East
The Election District is bounded by and within
East Hundred Tenth street Park avenue. East
One Egn.a an .Tq ,it street and Fi,, avenue eae East
The Thirteenth Election District IS bounded by and
sle51n East One Hundred and Eleventh street Park
East One Hundred and Tenth street and Fifth
Fourteenth Els9sio9 Dist2t !: BOUNDED by and
svenns East One Hundred and TTeifth street ana Fifth
avenue.
The a Ee9 l Ds esa bounded s6: S ~
kTenue. One Hundred and Thirteenth street and
Fifth avenue.
The sixtseuth Election District {. bounded by and
Hundred Fifteenth Park
rue. East One Hundred and Thirteenth street and Madi
Seventeenth Election District Is by and
within East One Hundred end Sixteenth Park
avenue East One Hundred and Fifteenth street and
FIFTH
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Eighteenth Madison
East One Hundred and Sixteenth
The Nineteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within Hundred Eighteenth street.
avenue East One Hundred and Sixteenth and
Madison
Ths Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within East One Hundred and Nineteenth street Park
syenoe East One Hundred and Eighteenth street and
The Twenty-hrst Election District is bounded by
within East One Hundred Twentieth street, Park
sNeEue East One Hundred and Nineteenth and
Fifth
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rwENrY.sEvESrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT


The Frst Election District is bounded by and within
Nsst FoI;.eth street Seventh avenue. West Thirty
The Second Election DistTic5 IS by within
West FoTtythird street Seventh West FOrtieth
The Third Election District bounded by and within
third street ane Eighth avenue.
1ne Fourth Election District is bounded by and within
West Iort-ninth street Seventh avenue West Forty
The FtfT5 EJecog sriet IS bounded bv and within
West Fiftythra street Seventh avenue, West Forty
ninth street and Eighth avenue ~
The sixth Election DstTist is bounced by snd within
Ire seyenth Eecfion District bounded by and within
West Fifty-seventh street sixth West Fifty
MI stTest arq seseI'n sttIe bsa Nv and within
West Fftyhfh street Sixth avenue. West Fi'y-thiTd
e.oa District IS sosHds ID. BY sns whiP
.treet and seventh avenue
The Tenth Election District is bounded oy enq To
seventh street diag nal line from the corner o. -
Wesi Fortysiath street and Seventh avenue ana seE
Tn Election District Is bounded BY w an9
within vest foI 5{s--i,s.,r aysrTe ~
The Gweftb Election pistriet.s 6ounaea 'T 1
E89 Ps:go ss IS o's s2sSas BY sas
hsrty-arst and Seventh avenue bounded BY and
within west Thirty-hrst street. sixth avenue "e''
The FIf5eentf Election Ds;liet bounded by and
within West ThirtysK,h street East Thir5ysZ'h s.Ige
Madison avenue East Thirtythird street Film avenue
west Twentyninth street sn5 sixth avenue nv and
within East Thiriy-thrd street Madison avenue East
street Fourth avenue. Tareth street and Elfth
The seventeenth Election District Is bounded by ana
Thlrty-ninth Third avenue Last
I-hirty-fourth and Lexington avenue
The Eighteenth Election District is bounced y enc
Third avenue. East
ninth street and Lexington avenue
me Nfneteenfh Election District Is bounded By and
within Thrty-eigbth street. East fhirty-eigtlh
street Madison avenue Fortieth Lexington
Tirty-fouTth Madison avenue. East
Iirty-s1ih West Thitysi1th street ana Sixth
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within Forty-ninth Park East Forty
Lexington avenue East Forteh street and
Fifth
The TUenty-arst Election District is bounded by and
FoTtysixth Fifth West Fer
and SiEta
Tzentysecond Eectien District is bounded BY and
Fiftiefh Fifth Vest Forty
axia street 70 SeYeath avenue diagonal Gns Gon The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
TwENTY-E1GHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
ss sssa s5 a ss a s'f Hal5a
Eg09 ana 3 is 9ee seSon aPd avenn
East One Hundred and Seventh street First avenue East
Hundred and Fifth street and Third avenue
East One Hundred ana Tenth street Harlem river East
one Hundred and Sixth street First avenue East One
Hundred and Ninth street and Third avenue: u-,.s,
East one Hundred and street Third avenue Esst
HUNDRED and Eighth street and Lexington aveue.
Fa One HurIred and tenth Street Lexington avenue
East one Hundred and Eshh street and Park ayenut
Ias One Hundred and Twelfth street Third avenue. East
one arPsd snd Tenth a9d faFS boanaed by and
s1 hn ft one aundred and Tenth street Lexington
avenue East One Hundred and Eleventh street and
The Eighth Election District bounded by
One Hundred and Fourteenth street SECOND aTenue
- and Fas2 One Hundred and twelfth street to the
corner One Hundred and Thirteenth street and
me Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
East Hundred and Fourteenth street First avenue,
East Hundred and Tenth stree: and Second avenue
East one Hundred and Fifteenth street
Fast One Hundred and Sixteenth street HaT,en river
EeTenth street First avenue, East one Hundred and
T5e Fie3enth Election District by within
nue. East one Kindred and Thirteenth street 70 Third
avenue diagonal line from the corner OF East One
and ThiTeenth street and Third avenue 70 the
corner on 5ue East One Hundred and twelfth street
avenue
District IS bounded by within
East One Hundred and Ffftesn{h stree i4ir6 avenue
nue. East Hundred and Fourteenth street and Park
vrttht7 Hundred and Fifteenth street Second
avenue East Hundred and Fourteenth street and
within diagonal line from the corner Of Hun
Lexington to the
corner Of Eas Hundred and Eighteenth street and
third avenue Third East One Hundred and Sew
enteenth street Second avenue East One Hundred and
Fifteenth street Third East One Hundred and
sixteenth and Lexington avenue.
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
Hundred and Seventeenth street, Lex
ngtnn avenue East one Hundred Sixteenth street.
T5iri avenue. one Hundred and Fifteenth street
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded by and
t+LTr Fast One Hundred Nineteenth street Third
avenue to East One Hundred and Eighteenth street
OF Third avenue and East
one Hundred Eighteenth street to the corner Of Lei
Sr,+or and One Hundred and Seventeenth
H+set Fast one Hundred Seventeenth street and
Park
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Election Notice.

TwENTY-sEvENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICr-cond a.
corner OF Seventh and West Fortysth street VOC
the corner Fortyseventh street and SKIN ave-
nue. and Sixth -,
within West Fifty-third street Fifth avenue East
fourth street Fortynnth street. Hlfth
avenue. Ffftieth street and Sixth avenue
The Election District is bounced
within Fiftv-sevenrh street, East F1fy-seVenth
street Fffty-hfth street MADISON ave
nue. Fifty-fourh Fifth avenue west fll9
third and Sixth
The Twenty-hfh Election District Is bounded by snu
within Fifty-hfth street. Lexington avenue East
Fortysixth street Park East Fifty-fonrth street
Madison
Tweny-sixth Election District is bounded by and
within Fortieth Forteth street Mad
avenue. East Thrty-eighth street. West Thirty
eighth street and Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03

October a 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03

JOHN T. pOOLINCs.
CHARLES y. PAGE.
JANFS KANE.
RUDOLPH c. FULLER.
Commissioners o. ElectloaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-03
Election Notice.

SwENTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT-oontnueo
avenue East Hundred and Second street and
Third
The Election District is bounded by ana
within East One Hundred and Sixth street East river
Hundred and First street and Second avenue
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20

Bethel Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday night. conduct ed by Bro. Watts.
 Dr. Perkins of Springdale IS preparing to erect a nice, new residence on his farm three miles northwest of town. He Is haul ing material every day and 1t will be a nice home when completed
 Messrs. Jones and Maxwell made trip 10 Bentonville Satur- day on business.
 Walter Long of Lowell has started huekster wagon from that place, which comes out on our route every Tuesday, winch Is benefit and accommodation to tue farmers, especially in d busy tlme.
 Miss Maud Moneyhun closed q two months term of school at Bethel February z. She gave entire satisfaction to both >ehol- ars and patrons of the district.
 TIE GIFI F NOM AVENUE 3.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
ZION

March Q. Bro Thornsberry preached an interesting sermon the first Sunday. Thirteen nem- bers were added to the church roll. Four by letter and nine by profession.
 The meeting held al Son : Chapel February 29th was fairly well attended. An association was formed with president, sec retary and treasurer, also com mittees appointed to collect funds to fence and clean the grave yard.
 Mrs. A. Gallaher and children went to Kansas to be gone sever al weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bess Byrley.
 Margaret, the little daughter of N. ]. Horn. Is very low with inflammation of the bowels.
 Mark Horn moved last week to Oklahoma, having sold his farm some time ago to Tayior Jones.
 Eltlr Nose Anderson was able to fill lis place as saPerintend- cnt of tile Sunday school after an absence of several weeks. He las been suffering with eresype- las of the face.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Routh left for Indiana last week to make their future home.
 Remember Tuesday night IS prayer-meeting night Come and help. The meetings so far have been good.
 It is time to set hens and make garden.
 HoNULULA.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
Meigbborbood News.
Left over last week.
HABBERTON.

March S.-This section was visited Sunday with nice rain
 The school is progressing nicely under the management of Prof. Stotts and wife.
 Riley Sanders of Huntsville and Miss Mae Head of Jay Bird are attending school at this place.
 "A. Harp and wife of May field visited relatives here today.
 We organized Sunday school d few Sundays ago. Let every body come.
 F.M. Stobaugh made busi- ness trip 10 springdale Sataf- day.
 Ne were visited by light skiito of SHOW Sunday night.
 N. w. Johnson has accepted q position with tbe Watkins Medi- cal Go.
 Walter Nelson and Albert Brooks attended spelling at May field Thursday night. It seems like something attracts their at- tention over there.
 Miss Bulah and Ulah Slaugh- ter visited Mrs. Allen Roberts at Sonora Saturday.
 B. Y. Sherrod arrived home Saturday. He has been in the west for some time.
 Alfred Stone left last week for California.
 Several of the Mountain Home girls visited Mrs. Bryan last Sunday and aad their fortunes told
 Eli Sanders visited ". Slau@h- ter,s ta>GHednesdaY.
 Linny Johnston, who has been d cripple Tor some time, iS able to walk again.
 Uncle John Sanders visited relatives at Springdale latter part of this week.
 Miss Julia Harp of Mayfeld is visiting relatives at this place.
 Most everybody at Habberton have their oats Sown.
 Uncle Jack Arnold fell last week and hurt his arm. It is slowly improving.
 Misses Stella Nelson and Julia Harp went to Springdale Satur- day.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20


 March 1O.-Almost every fam ilv in our neigh borhood that has not had the measles and humps are having a siege of them.
 We had a nice gentle rain Sun day and Sunday night and if the weather keeps warm Mother Ma ture will soon burst forth in all her glory with bud and flowers.
 Any direction you may look you can see the farmer and his team turning the ground prepar- ing for spring.
 There will be services at New
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
SILENT GROVE.

SARAH JANE.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
CANVASS OF THE
 COUNTY CANDIDATES.

The candidates for the various county offices will speak to the people on the political issues of our county and state at the fol- lowing times and places. Don [ fail to hear them, as there are matters to be discussed about which you are very much inter- ested:
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
neigbborbood Mews.
HARMON.

weather though? Makes Us want to hunt up our hooks and line and go fishing. and think I will before many more suns.
 Farmers down this way are very busy blowing, sowing oats, and building fence, and tile women folks are just as busy Ill their gardens.
 Frank Lock and wife are the proud parents of thirteen pound boy.
 They have worked the main street leading south from Harmon and 1t is in very fine condition and helps the looks of the town quite bit.
 There is talk of having an Easter Service here, but don't know whether we are all too contrary or not. We have a nice Easter. program this year, and think 1t would be nice to make use of same.
 Misses Nellie Shipley, Clara and Emma Lyons and the for mer's brother, Webster Shipley, who are attending the U. of A., were all visiting homefolks at Harmon Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. Rankins children, who have been nursing case of the measles, are improving.
 Frank Lock intends to leave in about two weeks for Bellingham, Wash. He will have a sale 21 inst. and sell his household goods.
 Misses Dona Brown and Oracle McCamey were visiting out at Elm Springs last Friday.
 Marion Bement is preparing to start to Walla Walla, Wash, the 2 inst.
 Mrs. Ida Brown is right poor ly this week. She has been hav- ing hemorrage of the lungs.
 Jim Beasley and family have returned to their home at Prairie Grove after a visit among friends and relatives here.
 Some of the men are talking of getting eannerfes. We don't know whether k a11talz or not.
 Elmer Bement lelt last Satur- day for Miami, Oklahoma. where lie will visit some friends.
 Miss Annie Saddler k over from Johnson visiting Mr. and Mrs. Perdue.
 Mir. Locks children, who have had the humps, are just about well now.
 Will Franklin left for Okla homa where he Is going to sell dried fruit.
 Mrs. Sarah Beasley, who has been sick, IS better now.
 We have a nice Sunday School now. Everybody come and bring somebody with them.
 MAGGIE.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The Postoffice Department has promulgated an order re- quiring publishers of weekly newspapers to drop from their subscription list the names of all subscribers who are one year or more in ar rears. This is not optional with the publishers, but is obligatory, and failure to comply with the order for feits the privilege of mail- ing the paper at second class rates. The News will com ply with the order there IS nothing else to do. AS orig inally issued the order was to have become effective Jan uary 1, 1908, but in order to enable newspaper publish CTS to adjust themselves to these new conditions the time has been extended to April 1. On that date the names of all subscribers 10 this paper who are a year or more Tn arrears will be drop from the list.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20

The supreme court has reyers- ed and remanded to the circuit court the case of the Frisco vs Fritz. The defendant secured judgment for damages for an in- jury caused by car door falling on him at Springdale. -Fayette- vile News.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
Mr. and Mrs. II. ". NIonro

Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Monroe left last week for Clarinda, Iowa, to make their future home. Their property here has been rented by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hewitt. Clarinda is the old home of Mir. and Mrs. Monroe. During their several years resi- dence in Springdale they have made many friends who regret ted to see them leave.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20

Neal Vance left Monday for Chattanooga, Tenn, to join the Toledo, Ohio, baseball team which IS doing its spring train ing at that place.
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
THIS WAS LIVE NEWS
 TWENTY YEARS AGO.

IWLNII ILANO HuU.
 From The News of March 16 1sssl
 Barnett Smiley Is e1erking for H. A. Daily.
 C. s. Hawn has moved 10 his residence in the west part of town.
 C. N. Wright has sold his house and lot to Mir. Greenfield ot Minnesota, for S1, 100.
 Wm. H. Russell, of Iowa, has located in Springdale. He will put in a sto k of tinware, etc.
 The small fry" had a very pleasant soeia ble at the residence of K. E. Renner Tuesday night.
 The infant babe of Rev. J. l.. Houston died Wednesday morn ing and was buried at Benton- vile.
 pr. H. A. Daily sold his farm of 5s acres one-half mile east of town this week to Henry Lee, of Iowa, for s2.2oo.
 Col. N. N. Fishbaek, of It. Smith. delivered an address to q crowded house at the pubic school building Tuesday night. eentining his remarks principally to the tariff question and tell ing why he k a Democrat
 The Democrats met ill caucus al the hall Wednesday night and nominated the following. city ticket: Mayor, Willard Berry, recorder, E. II. Bryant; treasur- CT, C. Petross; marshal, J. F. Harrls; aldermen, J. W. Col trane, Frank Barr, ]. E. Dare, N. NJ. Davis, and $. x. Haxton. With the exception of MT. Hax- ton all are Democrats.
 The last issue of the Fayette- vile Review contained tile an- nouncement that the business and goodwill ol the paper had been sold to D. (. Ambrose. of the Fayetteville Republican, This leaves Washington county with one Republican paper. The Review was established some eighteen years ago by ThoS. Brooks, who now resides on q farm our near Habberton. Later on 1t was conducted by F. Hawes, and several months ago 1t was purchased by stock company known as the Review Printing Company, with John Philbeek as manager. The com pany retains their plant at Fayetteville and will devote their entire attention to job printing, in which art MT. Philbeek Is past master.
 Dr. W. J. Wilkerson had d public sale of his personal prop erty Saturday afternoon, and Monday morning his son Frank and daughters Grace and Atha left for Springfield, Mo-, where they will make their future home. Frank having secured a position in a store at that place. Dr. Wilkerson conte1nplates engag- ing in the real estate business with headquarters here and will divide his time between the two places.
 Neal Vance left Monday for
The Springdale news., 1908-03-20
MARCH.
Short Address to the Voters.

Gentlemen: With the unani- nous support of my home people l think my election to the Su- preme Bench is assured. We have not had representative on the Supreme Bench from this section for 31 years. Surely 1t is our time. My opponen t, Judge Carroll D. Wood, has been on the Supreme Bench for l5 years and in office for g years.
 appeal to you for united SnDD0rt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28

ne pressed upward. sheltering his
eyes with uplifted arm. and seeking
passage where the scarcity OF under
brush rendered the zone Of fire less
impossible. He could see scarcely
three yards in advance. but TO the
rear the narrow lane OF retreat re-
NAMED open. Standing there. as
though In the mouth OF a furnace. the
red flames scorching his face. Brant
followed his hands for call
Hampton" The word rang out
over the internal cracking and roar
ing like the note OF a trumpet
"Ay, What IS it," The returning
voice was plainly not Hamptons yet
1t came from directly in front. and
not far away.
Who are you? Is that you. Mar
shal?"
"Thet's the ticket" answered the
voice, grufily, an just as full o fight
es ever"
Brant lifted his jacket to protect
his face from the scorching heat
There was certainly no time TO lose
in any exchange Of compliments
I'm Brant, lieutenant Seventh cav
airy he cried. choking with the thick
ening smoke My troop has scatter
ed those fellows who were hunting
you. I'll protect you and your prison
er. but you'll have to get out OF there
at once. Can you locate me and make
a. "A
your heads. and leave your guns be-
hind"
An instant he waited for the an
swer, fairly wrlthing in the intense
heat, then Mason shouted, "Hamp-
tons been shot. and I'm winged a lit
tie; cant carry him
Brant ripped off his jacket. wrapped
ii about his face, iammed a handker.
chief into his mouth and with a prayer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-02-28
Fur Trimrinas.

Fur as a trimming on dressy wraps
OF cloth. silk or satin or lace is beauti-
full For this use the darker sables
and seals are chosen. these contrast
ing artistically with the faint pinks
delicate blues and soft. creamy whites
" the evening wraps and gowns. The
delicate toning OF the material brings
out all the richness Of the fur. while
the fur enriches the material immeas-
urably No great amount. however. is
employed for the reason that all tend
ency 20 weight is obyiated as much
as possible. in order 70 protect the per
ishable laces. chin0ns and spanglei
nets % the gowns over which the
elaborate evening coat is worn. When
the FUR and ful-lined ,uat Is a part OF
the evening toilette a soft gauzy scarf
is swafhed around the shoulders be-
fore the coat is slipped on. This keeps
tie weight OF the outer garment Of
the shoulders and prevents the posi-.
hi'ity 81 mussing FUZZY frills and ia
bots o. laces. chiffon and still more
diaphanoas malinettes which SO ehec-
lively trim eyoniug -1wns this winter.