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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

To the Voters Of the Third Ward:
h5fz6y announce myself as q can.
didate for the board Of aldermen
from the Third Ward. II elected I
promise to honestly discharge BY
duty to the beat Of my ability.
Respectfully submitted.
A. v. NEBLETT.
S-Std.
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sTockHoLpERs' MEETINGS.

> STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Warwick Printing Co.
Inc.) will be held at the office OF the
company, ell Twenty-fifth street,
Newport News. Va. on Tuesday,
June Sth, 1908, for the transaction Of
such business as may properly come
before said meeting.
L. E. PUGH, Sec'y.
May 10, 1908.
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WANTED COUPLE WITHOUT
children. to take furnished house
on F'ifty-fifth street till September.
Nominal rent. POWELL TRUST
co. 5!2.tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

10 the Democratic vetsrs o. .ths Frs
Wsr6:
! am q candidate for the Common
Council from your Ward. and respect
fully solicit your support. Ny inter.
ests are In Newport News. where ]
have lived and been actively engaged
In business for the past ten years. I
favor the sole of the paving bonds TO
the highest bidder. giving our local
banks preference; and ! believe that
this work can and should b. done by
Newport News people. Shonld you
honor me with your confidence, !
promise to give the oflice my very
best energies.
k5-td. p. w. HIDDEN.
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4-39td.

To the Voters q the Third Ward:
hereby announce my candidacy
for the Board Of Aldermea In the
Third ward, subject to the Democratic
Primary. May 18th. 1903, and promise
Fif elected to fealessly and fsithful.
~ discharye the duties Of the Once
Respectfully,
Sx-ea. DR.. FRANK B. LONGAN
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SECOND WARD.

To the Voters Of Second Ward:
! respectfully solicit your vote fof
re- election to the Common Council
from the Second Ward. subject to the
Democratic Primary. to be held May
10, 1908. II elected. I promise to
work for your Interests in the future
as ! have during my present term.
Very Respectfully.
GEORGE T. KELLUA.
l-l7.td.
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WANTED - PERSONS DESIRING
pleasant rooms. modern improve
ments. Phone No. 36e or call 130
Thirty-1rSt street
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MARLBOROUGH FOR A
bright, desirable room: also table
boarders. Apply 2910 West Ave.
5.10-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

Boston At 81. Louis.
Brooklyn At Chicago.
Deoessiya resmmsd Aeaia.
IN Associated Pseoa.l
81. LOUIS. NO. May list. LOUIS
~ he Snail game from BscokUn
41Av. to 2. .
~ score: H H. =.
- Louis -. .oeosOo0eo-s > :
1soekiyn .....1elee0ooos = =
WINERIES: Beebs and Ludwig; Bel.
11eeossoas and Bergen and Ritter.
~. la. Umpire. Emslie.
oDeoa ceuedM't ~ eNs3o0.
(By ADocsaiea Pressl
! CueCINNATl. o.. Nay l4.-bose0a
- usabse 70 hit Ewing coasecu-
z(1Deo, to-day. Tie foar hits made q
- belas scattered throuoa - nasy
81 - ocoFs: hAA
s&1nes..aei ...sleoeeIsx-a . Q
:uneua ....eeeeeeeee-e : !
- 9uaassses: Ewing sDd SchDet;
3oRR0a. Yoang and Boveroan.
-. i:se. Umpire. Rigier.
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For RENT.

FOR RENT-DEsIRA6LE. GROOM
corner dwelling house on HUNTING
ton, Ave-, city water. Apply Ut
ACADEMY PHARMACY. Wash$Sg.
ton Ave-, and Thirty-third street. =
5-14-3t-
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
fiat. Apply LIST foor. Koch Hst}dins
5000 Warrington avenue 4-22-tl
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FOURTH WARD.

u the vetses - The Fs1rth Wsrd:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Commoa Council IRON the
Fosrth Ward. subject % tie Demo
cratic Primary. Subnittins for youl
consideration ny past record. re
specially solicit your support.
W. B. LIvHEY.
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Yostorday's Results.

Washington 1: st. Louis 0.
Philadelphia /: Chicago 0.
New York 3: Cleveland /.
Boston Detroit. postponed. rain.
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oaandlna q the Clubs.
0smoa TEDDY.

oaHsss Tssv. :
81. Louis at Warrington.
Chicago ~ Philadelphia.
|. Cleveland 1t New York.
.-.. Ed. Detroit at Boston.
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VesAsrdays Rssutta
Portsmouth 1; Danviile 6.
Roanoke Z; Lynchbars 8.
Richmond 2; Norfolk !.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

FOR .RENT-s FURNISHED OR UN.
furnished rooms suitable for light
Housekeeping, or will rent to gentle
men roomers, 1900 West Avenue.
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!. in The World Of Sports
Yestseday's Results.

YesAseday's RssHlts.
Chicago Philadelphia, postponed,
Spet grounds.
Paftsburg- New York, postponed.
fotn.
Cincinnati 2: Boston o.
q. Louis 6: Brooklyn =
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT ONE DESIRABLE
front room. 290S West Avenue.
$685..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

FOR RENT-ONE THIRD FLOOR
room furnished, also two communi'
eating rooms second floor unfurn.
ished, modern conveniences, cen
trally located. near West avenue.
Address ROOMS. care Daily Press.
5-l2-3t
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CANDIDATES CARDS
FIRST WARD.

PJHST WAND.
To the votsss Of the First Ward:
respectfully solicit the support Of
the voters Of the First Ward for 70
election to. the Common Council at
1I6s primary 70 Sc held On Way 1sth:
| I GEO. r. VIA.
Newport News. Va. 4-21-td
To the psMaeeratle Voters Of the
FlDt Wars:
hereby announce myself . candi-
date for the Common Corncil from
the First ward. subject to the Dem
ocratic Primary. to bs held May 1s'
lls0a II nominated aiI elected. !
pledge. myself to support the best IN.
tsrests Of the whole people
Resp :ctfully
k.a.td. -' H. A. DOTY.
ITs The vessss - tho First Ward;
I'm . candidate tor De co0moa
Council, subject TO the Democratic
primary to 10 helA Nay lsth- (,
- 49,. -,n 1T. vou m
w Es "'
hoeeet. paheeakme ana Spe ~
rseeo1eeise, yoW vac VIII - spPse
ctntsG !, - Z.
Yosss very truly. =
ftl-ta. ~ H8NIR HARvn.
= =
sS.n ..,s,s.ss mr. n -elect,oa
-. cc.,cu 4. TIE Deno.
=" " -. :. .,,. .,.v
cratic Ts6ssy u
May IL, 1So2 II ~ psss f
$50, = ,s.u :. IA 70 have yosr
49,,
s-sstA d JUNE
lie ~ vsess, q ~ F1sse VssrS:
,e.,,css.r,v sn,osncs ~ ca,Al-
s..v - - caGnoa Cosncfl iron
M ma ward s.hjsct to the demo.
e,ssie sr,mary. NAV 10. snA ssh ~
s".sort ~ .sssscs q n frissls.
: - - 5000 here Tor twelve
vcarr - M Sssansss b sscA tn
II IN intesests1 b every pert q t.e
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

WANTED-TO BUY. SELL OR Hx-
change, furniture and stoves. q. ".
LEWIS. 500 Huntington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

RssloapA- Macon having played a
aaA vua ~ tie vstA Rjc1moad CD
,eee. asst sov plag % Ne he VIII
wfHlsa - Mar tsesrs The sfssAI
M es.suss - - eAa1G<6.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

FOR RENr-FLAT. OF THREE or.
four rooms, unfurnished, near West
avenue. Address "K' care Daily
Press. 5-l2-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

|Ts the Voters Of the sseoh6 wart:
respectfully solicit the support 81
the Democratic voters of the Second
Ward at the primary to be held or
May 16. for the Common Council, and
promise, II elected, to work faithfully
for economy and efficiency In mum
cipal affairs.
Respectfully.
w. A. SPRULL
<l7-td.
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STANDING Of the Clubs.

oassss Ts1ay.
Norfolk At Richmond.
Lynchburg ut Roanoke.
Dsnville at Portsmouth
College oassbaii Games.
Ar New Haven-Dartmouth .:
Yale 2. -, r..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
To the Voters of First Ward

to you my candidacy the Board
Aldermen announcing myself Tor hs posi-
that the OF tn men
elected Council rests large amount
responsibility conduct the city my
should conducted on the
private business and every CITY oHe snao
be compelled 70 strictly to his duties. -
Won think that will ok citys satisac
tory Should the voters Of
shall certainly my very best
efforts upbuldinx OF our city,
for eighteen and
CITY, naturally take great pride In
her. advancement prosperity.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
l-l7.td.
70 the Voters Of second Ward:

TO the Voters OF Second Ward:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the Common Council from the
Second Ward, subject to the Demo
cratic Primary, May lie. 1908. Your
support and influence will be appre'
ciated. II elected. I promise to faith =
fully dfscharge the duties OF the Of
ilce without fear or favor.
Respectfully.
G. w. TODD.
Newport News, Va, April II. 1908.
4-17.td.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15
oaaadln1 a ths ciusa

0amss Te6ay.
3hSIadelphis ct Pittsbarg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston At 81. Louis.
Brooklyn At Chicago.
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ron GALE.

FOR sALE-CHEAP, ONE SQUARE
piano. one pool table. one ceiling
fan, Nafioaai Cash Register, Graphic
phone. with IS records. VIII sell
cheap for cash. J. "A. LENZ. $50
. St., near Jefferson avenue. 3
5-13-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

To the Voters Of the Third Ward:
At the solicitation OF many friends.
II hereby declare my candidacy for
membership In the Common Council
from the Third Ward. subject to the
Democratic Primary. n elected.
shall do my fnn duty without fear or
favor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

u ths vstsrs % tss es0eth Wsrd:
! respectfully solicit The support d
The voters q the Foursh Ward for re-
detection to the Common Council at the
prinary TO be head % Nay leth. Re
specially.
S3o-fl ~. u. k8TCHUA-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REGULAR MEALS 25c. WE ARE
going to establish a reputation for
q good meal. BELMONT LUNCH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

TRY OUR ICE CREAM. IT'S THE
smooth "velvety kind" made from
pure Sream-or, II you want some
thing cheaper, try our Snow Flake
Braad" at 75c per gallon. delivered.
NEWPORT NEWS DAIRY CO.. 245
Twenty-eighth street. Bell Phone
40. 6-lO-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

To tlss vOsess a eousth ward:
I hereby announce my candidacy fos
the Common Council! from the Fourth
Ward, subject to the DenOcratic PIT
mary. May 16, 1895. YOur Support
Win be APPRECIATED. II elected ] pro
mise ny best Efforts for The Welfarl
of the city.
Respectfully,
%2a-tf. ". z. SPRUI1~
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wHllAH AND NARY On
FOR the CHAalPl SnlP
Tssm RserSsnisss 10 Do osss's WIZ
RssdespA. AasesH Is Riehme"d
Fer psaasWt.

WILLIAMSBURG. May 1.-THE
Colouisls couldn't stand II when they
read a the dazzling battle between
Rschmoud College and Rando'phAa
con for the intercollegiate chanpsoe.
ship cup. and they have reorsaaised
and have challenged Rsado!ph-Aa-
coa for tirxt hoaors.
TAe yellow Jackets are sportsmen
proper and stand upoa no ssch teee-
nscslity ~ the fact thst the Whhan
and Mary team disossded 1asf Fu'
dsy Night thinking The season vas
over. They have saapped up see
challenge and vfll meet The Cosonsais
In Broad street park. RschDoed. nexs
Monday. May IL
The bssercoIiesiste executive hoard
isss Neoaday Aecsded thst u wosss
nos deliver The cup 10 any tsaM un-
less The tie we're psayed q. Oocsatv
the teams ssaaA thus. Tor The 80
x,n0'S names:
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ICE CREAM FREMERS. LAWN
Movers. Garden Flows, Rubber
Hose. Screens. GOODNANS HARD
WARE jefferson. Ave. Citizens
Phone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

FOR SAIE-RY CITY COAL AND
Wood Co. Pine Wood. Y Cord.
$780,. Mixed Wood. \ Cord, $1.Ss:
Oak Wood, y Cord. $50: good
quality Rousd Mixed Wood TOR
cook stove, Y Cord. $50. I'D g..
and Virginia Ave. Both Phones
$50. .. S3-1m.
LOTS FOR ssIlD on LEASE IN ALL
parts q ne city. Cali end ~
pricea Old DOMINION LAND
CO. Hoeei Wsswict Bsildtn9.
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NOTICE 70 BREEDERS THE
thorough bred horse, Twelfth Night.
IL now in stud Ut Cx6ee's stables.
cor. 3Srd st., and Huntington ave-
ma -.... a-1l-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

To the votsss Of the First Ward:
respectfully solicit the support OF
the voters Of the First Ward for ro-
election to. the Common Council at
tie primary TO Be held on Nay 18th.
~ GEO. e VIA.
Newport News. Va. 4-21-td
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

ssueasss N on TIVE fesM.
WASHINGTON. n. c. May IA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-15

FOR AN IRON FENCE. c. 4 y.
Paint, Rubber Hose. Screen Goods
and General Hardware, see HEN
bricks HARDWARE, 2406 Je6efI
SON avenue. Bell phone ZIG. 4-2S-4t.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

pair of black kid and three pairs of walk Ing boots Of different weights averaging S3.jo. Two pairs of rubhprS at s1.J0 and kid bedroom slippers at Sl will bring the shoe bill up to the SEQ mark
 Three pair of elbow kid gloves-gray. tan and white-at S3. and three pair of wrist-length in tan OF gray suede at g. will use up the 15 set aside for hand covering. but one may ecOnomiZe on stock ingS as a very good quality may be pro cured al S3 a dozen.
 The bride-elect whose rousseau money Is limited to s2OO would best make up her mind to dispense with flower and feather trimmed hats, as the first named fade all too quickly and the others are exceed ingly expensive if worth purchasing al all. She can make pearl gray or white net hat to wear with the lansdOwne gown at an outlay of SS and for S7 can procure a stylish model in rough straw to accom- pany her going-away costume which. If blue. might have a black hat trimmed with blue grounded oriental scarf or large cluster of substantial blue wings.
 If not favored with a handkerchief shower" one would hest purchase a half dozen 30 cent handkerchiefs for specia usage and make the old ones do for every day. A thrifty bride-elect will not be stow all of her girlhood wardrobe upon a younger sister but reserve the best shirt waists for ordinary use beneath the serge street suit the hslf-worn skirts for rainy day shopping and the better ones for aft ernoOns at home.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

There should bc no shoddy materials nor an effort at making a show about the trousseau upon which limited sum Is to he expended. IL Is infinitely better % have two really good gowns that may be worn upon the street, as well as in the house and composed of good ma terislE of their class than q dozen made Of fimsy. showy fabrics that will be al most In rags after having been worn sey- eral times
 In the opinion of most brdes-elect. the wedding gown Is of chief importance This Is quite proper, for If s bride is 10 have all the happiness that her friends wish for her. she is not likely 70 be twice married She usually prefers gown of purest white. yet fl only s2oO are to he spent for the entire troussau, fl would he the part of wisdom to select some light neutral tint. such as gray. which has never been more fashionable than at the present time Gray may he made becoming 10 Fny figure by a dis erect arrangement of draperies and to any complexion by proper treatment of the throat and shoulders with thin white fabrics. such as malinette and chiffon shirrings and pin tuckings. Of all the soft materials from which a pretty. sim pie wedding gown may be made. there is none that will give more perfect satis1 faction than double-width lansdowne at si5O per yard. allowing 10 for a trained skirt hiCh-necked and long seeved waist and perhaps an extra bolero or sleeve less coat LansdowGe, happily. does not
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Gingham in Various Paids and Stripes to Be Worn Dainty Shepherd Checks Also Popular The Simply Made
 One Piece Frock Sailor
 Suits -I,inoerie Hats.
Suits Lingerie Hats.

posed Co form the garment i- Invariablv finely rurked and traversed with trim
 nlugs that it is difi -ult to tell where he oHe hrginS and the other ends Because 'ugS lines distinguish every type of fem mine garment. he rho wesrer thereof aa Infant or a great grandmother. the mini sture Mother Hubbard is similarly treat ed the skirt portions often being formed entirely of lace and pin-tucked panels, entire deux. and joining a deep hounce with The entire deux design running hori- zoniaily Elbow sleeves are. Of course. the only sort nosshla for small woman's evening frock. and these are frequently wholly Of the tucked material and fin
 shed with lace frlls similar 10 those bordering the funy sleeve caps and deep yokes. Countess are the changes runs upon the tucking employed for chil- dren's frOcks Sometimes they are used in the up-and down mahner, again they are crosswise and often diagonally. or they are arranged to form medallions. set squarely or transveseIy as centers for lace insertion or galloon trimming
 Sailor suits in stHped Or plain linen. worn by small girls, are precise replicas Of those designed for the young masters. save that plsited skirts of abbreviated proportions substitute the knickerbOckers There are the same loosely fitting blouses. overlapping a leather belt, the shoulder wide marine collar and white pique em- broidered vestee with its low plain band enclrcling a short round throat The same suits are developed in the washable Bed ford cords, and for really hard wear at the seaside and in the mountains are du- plicated denims.
 Lingerie hats belong by right of pre- cedence to the small maiden who main tsins a serene expression which alone is suited for such headgear which, to be ef- fective. must lie lightly above a mass Of thick. huffy hair and pretend to shade complexion of peachlike fairness. The child's runabout lingerie hat is a sub stsntial affair of heavy linen with a self embroidered edge. It may be readily de- tached from the plaited tam crown and the two separated sections lsundered They are trimmed with large looped bows Of wide ribbon. matching the long strings which fall far below the waist More elaborate lingerie hats of fine linen and lace are motnted on wire frames and have bnndeaux of rosebuds. vioIets and forget me-nots.
 Curls are confined with the hlet ribbon bands now so extensively employed for the decoration of feminine coiffures of any age and condition, the favorite type for the child being the wide band cross Ing the crown and secured at either side of the head with fiower-shaped rcsettes. matching the frock's tint. The frent fore lock may be tied at either side with made or string bow of stiT ribbon the better 10 give 1t an upstand!ng position.
 High-topped buttoned boots Of ooze kid with patent vamps are generally used for school wear at this season, but for the house low slpes, fastening with straps or laces and having widely rounded toes and spring heels are more comfortable.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Two Hundred Dollar Trousseau.

require to be silk lined. so that good quality of heatherbloom or some Kindred fabric wli do for the foundation. and this. with the addition of fancy lace. sii- yer braid or silk soutache trimming. will not add more than iS5 to the expense. This gown will. of course, be made in the house by a frst-ciass visiting dress maker whose four days of time should not amount tu more than SlO
 The going away'' costume, which will answer for the street may be one of those blue brown. tan or gray coat and skirt suits which are to be had In every frst-class department shop for $2j. To this sum should be added s for altera- tlons and such supplementaries as adjust able linen collars and cuffs. A dark-col- ored. medium weight wool fabric suit may be worn the year round if Jersey top petticoat and sweater are provided for cold weather It Is advisable 10 keep serge or any wool street suit well brush ed and pressed. as such care adds mate rially to their smart appearance.
 bride who expects 10 attend to the greater portion of her domestic machin- cry would best eschew fancy dresses for home wear and instead have several frocks that will answer alike for the house and the street Heavily corded pique. which comes in all the fashionable shades. may be made up into simple skirt and blouse frocks. which, may be worn on the street during the late spring. sum mer and early autumn and ns afternoon house dresses during cold weather. Fer fectly fitting patterns for such frocks are
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

readily obtained at a minimum cost. and any girl who has made an ordinary shirt waist may quite safely undertake such q task, By allowing F yards at 25. cents per yard for each frock the two should not cost more than SS
 Nuns yelling makes a most serviceahle year round gown. answering nicely for visiting and for winter parties Such dress should not cost more than Sl4, al- lowing eight yards of double-width ma terial. at 75 cents per yard. S2 for trim mings-meaning a cotton lining and enough silk to trim the bodice and to make the girdle-and SC for the dress makers services
 Seven yards of double width goods In fancy or plain cotton crepe, at 10 cents the yard are quite sufficient for a kimonO for a medium-Sized woman and enough ribbon for borders may be pro cured anywhere for an additional 15 cents. bride should have at least one dark hued crepe negtigee. at a cost of S2, and two of 1O-cent figured lawn. all Of which she can make up for herself at cost of $4 for three negligees-
 The all-envelopng. long cloak should be used for rain. travelling and to cover even ing gowns. as fl Is one of the most ex- peusive details Of a bridal outfit. and 1t should be of good material and cut. Per baps the best choice amongst such cloaks are those of rubberized satin or twilied silk or mohair. which. in dark colOrs, may Be procured for about $15
 By making her own lingerie and care fully selecting the materials for it. the bride-elect may get together the customary dozen sets -petticoats. chemises, corset GOV CTS. drawers and night dresses about SiO. Necessarily. they will have Co be of medium quality lOnsdale, trimmed with machine embroidery or imitation lace. but made neatly and tastefully. will look eX- ceedingly well. Or the number of white petticoats may bc limited 10 three and the cost of materials for the other n,ue be expended for two silk 6ounced percaline pettieoats.
 In addition to the gray suede slippers which should accompany the gray lans-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Advantages of Short Negligees.

For many reasons negligees that do not touch the ground are infinitely to be preferred to all others, especially for the woman whose laundry bill must be cur tailed. The term short does not neces- sarily imply the hip-length kimonos, for there Is an endless variety of loose and half fitting sacque designs that clear the floor only foot or so. and are worn over a fancy petticoat. These are pretty when made up In figured soft silks. such as those often to be picked up on bargain counters for the proverbial song. Chal- lie. bordered or printed, is excellent for negligees. as 1t will launder satisfactO- rlly. unless trimmed in materials that will not tub"
 Any negligee sacque that is liable to pay a visit to the laundress should have sleeves that may be easily ironed. For