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Evening journal., 1908-12-08
WOMANKIND Fashion Ss.s a's'. fro"
IN MATTERS OF DRESS

A lace blouse to match the suit will
be more in fashion this year than a
plain white or ecru one. one does not
have to dye the lace. as the shops offtr
the material in all the new colors.
Green and brown. blue and violet are
among the colors. and the shades of
these colors run the fashionable
gamut.
The Chentilly patterns are very much
in fashion, but the square. conventional
filet designs are also popular. The lin.
ing is China silk or soft pongee in the
same shade as the lace.
These blouses arc simply made and
are worn with plain coat suits, as well
as fancy ones. They have a yoke and
stock Of white or cream lace, and If
there is any other trimming IL is made
of satin piping and satin buttons
1t is about four inches wide. Is no,
folded. but left quite plain. It may be of
ribbon or Of shaped velvet in the piece
It is put around the figure just below
the bust. and simply hooked at the
back or front under a flap. This is al
there is TO it, but it is quite effective
and new.
As the edict has gone forth that all
hats shall have wing or quill trim
mings. it is woll that the varieties and
prices are wide in range. Among the
most artistic Of these new decorations
I saw recently a charming long brown
ostrich plume. the under part Of which
was trimmed with short ouills the same
shade The latter gave the necessary
stiffness TO the plume and served g.
embelllshment at the places where the
feathers did not touch the hat brim.
With tailor suits girls will wear soft
/ pliable bolts OF plated braid run
through buckle in front. These are tia
newest belts out
They can be gotten i'm different widths
although the narrow belt is the fashion
| this winter on short skirts that are cut
off at the waist line.
They can be made at home quite sim.
ply. but the cost is not much less foi
the homemade one than the shop ono
They are quite attractive because
| they are so supple that they fit into the
lines Of the figure and convey the i'm.
/ pre- ssion that the waist is smaller thar
| it actually is.
While this distinction is not aimed ai
in the straight-front Directoire and En-
/ pire gowns. il seems to be a ruling fash.
ion when waist-line skirts are worr
with separate blouses
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
RAG DOLL AND SET OF CLOTHES.
Paris Pattern No. 2704
An Seams Allowed.

All seams AlVNeQ.
The doll itself should be developed In
heavy white or cream-colored linen and
carefully stuffed with cotton-batting.
bran or sawdust. The little dress Is OF
pink or blue null or lawn. trimmed with
embroidery or lace edging. the sleeves
finished with embroidery-run beading.
The cap. which is made Of the same ma
terial as the dress. is trimmed with wide
and narrow edging. The petticoat and
drawers are o. cambric. nainsook or
jaconet trimmed with embroidery or
lace Tho pattern is in 3 sizes-for dolls
"a. IS and % inches high (measuring
from crown TO sole). A doll Is inches
high requires = yard OF material ss
inches wide; the bonnet needs q yard IS
inches wide. 1ss yards OF wide edgIng
and y yard of narrow edglng; the dress
needs q yard sc inches wide. with q yard
Of beading. X yard OF ribbon and yard
OF edging; the drawers and petticoat to-
gether need q yard SO inches wide. with
2h yards OF edging.
Price OF pattern. 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Holiday Gloves
for Women

Women's a-clasp Glace Gloves; all
colors and black,
SI.oo. SI5o and SI75
Reynier make in black only. $500
Women's 2-clasp Kid Gloves; black,
white, tan, brown and red,
$I.oo and SI.25
Women's suede Gloves. 2-clasp;
black. white. tan and grey. SIPS
Women's Reynier and Fownes p
clasp Suede Gloves; black only,
SI.7s
Women's S-button Mousquetaire
Glace and Suede Gloves; black
white. mode. tan and grey. $500
Women's Iz-button length Nous
quetaire Gloves, in black, white,
tan and grey. .... 81. so and $500
Women's I6-button length Gloves,
in black, white, tan and grey.
$500 and $3.50
Full assortment of Misses Kid
Gloves, lined and unlined,
$Ioo and $I.so
Golf Gloves for women and misses,
2sc, soc and osc
All kid gloves put in fancy box
Main Entrance.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
WHEN PIcTuREs FALL

Some housewives wonder that their
pictures and mirrors crash TO the floor
never knowing il is their own fault
They blame the trouble on jarring troll
ley cars and blasting by the city. when
the wire is rotted.
1t is not generally known that the
life Of wire is about three years. To
prevent calamity it is a good thing ia
wire all the pictures OF the house at
once. and renew it before its allotted
time to wear out.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Piles Cured
at Last
BY Pyramid Pile Cure After Years Of
Intense Suffering and the Failure
Of Other Cures.

Free Trial Package Sent In Plain
Wrapper.
u feel it my duty 10 let the world
know that after years Of suffering
from bleeding. itching and protruding
piles. so that l could not sleep. walk
or sit down without pain. Pyramid
Pile Cure has almost entirely cured
me and this with only a trial treatment
and one box. / am using the second
box and feel / will be cured soon"
w. b. Langley, Atlanta, Ga, r. r. D.,
No. 2. Box g.
These unsolicited testimonials we
can show by the hundreds. Pyramid
Pile Cure is ON sale at every drug
store, price fifty cents. This tells the
tale Of it's popularity and its merit.
Send us your name and address and
we will send you a trial package in
plain wrapper by mail free. Address
Pyramid Drug Co. 159 Pyramid Bldg,
is~ ~..-L-ii nzioL
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
BROWNSON HAS
EUCHRE AND DANCE

About three hundred people attended the
annual euchre and dance Of the Brownson
Literary Association last night Al the
euchre Miss Catherine Neylon won the
first prize Of SO; Frank Mulvaney the
second. a suit of clothes. Miss Sara Al
berson, the third, two dozen silver spoons,
and Harry Kearns the fourth, pair Of
shoes. The entertainment was concluded
with a dance at midnight.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
A SPLIT Table Leaf.

A table that is just the right size for
the number of guests TO be entertained
is much better than one that is too
large. often the addition Of leaf
makes the table out Of proportion.
one ingenious housekeeper has sim
plified this problem by having one OF
her leaves split in half for occasions
when only slightly more elbow room is
degirablA
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Mems Goods

Fancy Suspenders, plain and fancy
colors, in pretty holiday box,
3sc, soc, ST and ST. so
Cuff Buttons, in plush boxes,
soc to $I.5o pair
Mems Kid Gloves, fur lined with
squirrel, beaver and other furs,
$500 and $4.5o
Mems Gauntlets in sealslIin,
$3.50 TO 5000
Kid Gloves; very latest shades,
$I.oo to $500
Mems gray and brown Mocha
Gloves ......-..... .SI.OO TO $500
Holiday Neckties, in fancy boxes,
soc
House Coats plain colors with plaid
lapels and pockets; green, brown,
blue, oxford and maroon.
$500, $500 and $500
Bath Robes, figured and colors,
$500 to $500
First Floor-Left.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
FISH

Baked Brook Trout.-Butter bak-
ing pan literally. then place i'm this
pan your brook trout that are care
fully dressed, pour over them sweet
cream enough to thoroughly cover
them. then place in a very hot oven for
ten minutes without disturbing them;
by that time the cream will be deli
ciously Drowned. Serve at once i'm the
dish they arc cooked in and sprinkle
salt and pepper over the top Of each.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08

To obtain this pattern or any o.
the others heretofore described in
THE JOURNAL. I'll out the follow
ing coupon and Inolose IL With 10
cents in an env veinpe addressed TO
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL. l'ourSh and SLirley
streets. Wilmington. Delaware
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
EIPPENCOTT & co.
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
What better present than
a Sewing Machine? What
BETTER present than a
SEWING MACHINE?
There isn't any better IL
the lady hasn't one.
We sell the Davis Sew
ing Machine. which is tho
best machine made In the
world at the price. The
difference between-it and
the higher priced makes is
the difference between the
agents profit. the collectors
salary. the losses from
poor payments-and our
method OF selling.
II you desire TO give
some lady a sensible. suit
able and at the same time
a useful gift-make IL a
sewing machine.
The Davis is a good ma
chine at a low price.
They are guaranteed for
10 years. and all parts can
be procured 10 replace
broken parts the same as
the high priced makes.
$500 to S22.00.
Second Floor. Rear
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Renaired Schooner Leaves.

The repairing Of the two masted
schooner. Jane Lang. Of Annapolis
Md. has been completed. The tug
Emily towed her out to the Delaware
rzasfardnu-
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
A RealIv Monev savina sale.

heaIIy MONEY oaVIn9 oaIe'
We call special attention TO the adv.
of Row & Co. on page .. Hundreds
of useful and attractive household ar
ticles in china. glass etc, are offered
this week at one-third and one-half
less than regular prices.'
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Books

Here, held captive in their charm
ing bindings, are the writings OF
masters of imagination.
Here are the life works of great
historians-the stories that will still
enthrall during the years TO come
the tales of knight and lady, of blunt
business men. and of quaint charac-
ters of travel and adventure-the
perfectly reproduced drawings and
paintings of noteworthy illustrators.
For your friend who reads much or
who should read more, here's all
that's tempting
25c TO $500
Back of Elevator.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
To Christmas Shoppers

Buy your presents early-early in
the day and early in the month. This
will be your biggest gift of the sea
son to the workers behind the coun-
ters and on the delivery wagons.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
The Advantages
Of Shopping at
This Store

Shop at the store where you get
the best merchandise at the lowest
prices and where the service is the
best.
We firmly believe that we can fill
your wants, have your packages
wrapped your change made-and il
necessary your purchases delivered
quicker and more satisfactory
than any department store in the
country.
This season VIC have made several
improvements TO our cash system.
and our delivery department that
will enable us to relieve any congcs-
ton that might arise.
There can be 10 tiresome waits for
change. no running to some wrap
ping table TO have your purchases
examined and wrapped, no exhaust
i've system TO go through before
your parcels are delivered.
1t is to your advantage to shop at
this store.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
When in Doubt
---GiVe FurS

Nothing better for Christmas Civ
ing than a Fur Coat, Set or small
Fur. such as a Muff or Neckpiece.
Here are all kinds of good furs and
specially attractive prices for Christ
mas shoppers.
Scarfs and Muffs; in chinchilla.
natural mink. Japanese mink, brook
mink. natural squirrel. sable squir-
rel, black lynx, Isabella and sable
fox, American marten and natural
marten. Scarfs. .....- SIS so to $40
Muffs ...............$ 5000 to $40
Throw Ties; of brook mink; 90
inches long lined with good quality
satii1 ........-....-...- 5000
Scarf of American marten; either
sable or Isabella As inches long;
finished with tails ....... $500
Pelerine; of blended mink; 8s
inches long and finished with silk
ornaments and small tails. e. .$I2.oo
Throw Tie of natural squirrel 80
inches long, trimmed with natural
ermine tails: satin lined $50. $1,000
Throw Tie; of Isabella fox; ex-
cellent quality; 7s inches long, $I8
Double Isabella Scarf; 6s inches
long: finished with two long natu-
raj tails and feet ........ $500
Isabella or Sable fox; pelerine;
extra good quality; 65 inches long
lined with SINNERS Satin: finished
with two large and four small natu-
raj tails .................. $4,000
Long fox novelties with head, feet
and tail trimmings; lined with fig-i
ured satin ................. $4,000
Pillow Muffs 10 match scarfs;
mink. 5000 10 $I2.oo. Squirrel,
$1,000 TO $500. Marten. $500 TO
$1,000 Japanese mink. $500. Fox
both Isabella and Sable-SIooo to
$500.
Chinchlla Sets. .$I2.oo to $500
Genuine black Lynx Throw Ties
and large Pillow Muffs. 49,. .$45.oo
Second Floor-Right.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Rarae Sir Imnroved.

The Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road Company finished its improve
ments on McCullough's slip. at the foot
of Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Liahter Keyport Leaves.

The Lighter Keyport. owned by the
Central Railroad Of New Jersey. yes
terday left the Harlan and Hollings-
worth yards for a trial spin. She will
soon enter service in New York
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Freiqht Steamer Repaired.

Freight Steamer Repaired.
The repairing of tho hull Of the
freight steamer Ritchey was complet-
ed yesterday. Il has been or the rail-
way at the works Of the American Car
and Foundry Company for several
days.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
DraperieS as Gifts

Ndun ! ops Tor cushions ........75c
Velvet Tops for cushions. -. 500
Tapestry Tops for cushions. ...25c
Leather Slips ready for filling. made
OF two whole skins laced together
with leather thongs, fringed all
around; some arc ornamentcd
with burnt Indian heads,
$3.50 and $3.50
Others with hand painted Indian
heads ................... $500
Leather Hides, tan, brown, red and
green Sis and S7.oo
Hand Painted Leather Mats, round,
II inches ................. Sl.oo
Hand Painted Leather Mats, round,
1S inches ................S. so
Burlap Pillow Slips, stenciled in oil
oolors. square or oblong. .. soc
Utility Boxes or Shirtwaist Boxes,
covered in white mating. very
choice line in all sizes. but an ex-
ira special one at $500. Other
prices are ....... so to 5000
Jap embroidered silk Lambrequins,
the largest assortment of colors
and designs, for piano or mantle.
SLso. Sz2s, $3.50 and $500
lap embroidered satin Pillow Tops
for parlor pillows.
S2.25 and S2.5o each
Silk Pillow Cords. most any color or
combination of colors,
2s and 50 cents each
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
Ask Santa for Shoes
or Slippers

Mems House Slippers; tan. rcd and
black; Opera cut; Everett cut or
Romeo $I.5o to $500
Mems red Kid; Opera cut; narrow
toe House Slippers ........S3.oo
Mems tan or black Opera cut, Ever
EFT cut or Faust .......S2.5 so
Mems tan or black House Slippers;
all styles SI5o and $500
Mems tan House Slippers; Everett
style ................... SIPS
Mems Indian Moccasins $3.50
Boys tan Romeos ......SI.2s
Boys Dancing Pumps. SI.so
Women's Felt Juliets all colors.
$I.so and $500
Women's Felt Juliets; black. .$I.oo
Women's Felt Julicts; red . SIPS
Women's Indian Moccasins. .SI25
Hand knit bedroom slippers; red.
black. gray, brown, pink, blue and
chinchilla; in pink and gray .SIoo
Children's Slippers, hand knit bed
room Slippers. Juliets and Indian
Moccasins in a variety OF pleasing
colors and styles. ... soc to 81. so
All articles placed in fancy boxes.
First Floor-Extremc Left.
Evening journal., 1908-12-08
BOG TO 3t4 MARKET ST.
How Time Does Fly
as The
Glad Day Approaches!

Don't lose sight of its pang-don let the last minute catch
you with that gift list only partially filled asty buying
incomplete sasfaconand the dsquicting reflections 81 might
have given something that would have suited better"
Come to-day this great full of gf things and stay
till the last present has been bought
Despite the fact that we're doing the biggest Holiday business
of history the crowds being comfortably and promptly
served and choosing be carefully and esucy made Shop
ping be as favorable in another week.
For your better satisfaction of consideration for
faithful saespeope urge delay your buying
minute .onger
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25
A BETRAYAL OF TRUST.

The wise heads of the American
Federation of Labor are doing what
they can to keep their organization
out of politics. They know it is
the rock on which more than one
labor organization has split, and the
American Federation will be no ex-
ception if President Gompers cannot
be restrained from his present fool
ish purpose.
If workingmen want to go into pol
itics they can do so as individuals,
by actively identifying themselves
with the workers of one of the sew
eral parties now in the field, or by
organizing partisan clubs within
their own ranks. In neither of these
cases would their great distinctive
organization, the American Fedora
ton of Labor, be committed to any
party and so be threatened with in
ternai discord and division.
But, as sure as the chief officials
of the American Federation of Labor
attempt to drag that body TO the
support of one party and set of can
didates as against the others, just
so certain will there be resentment,
revolt, and a breaking up of the or
ganization. That would be regretted
by all the sincere friends of labor
throughout the country.
Mr. Gompers has perpetrated a cap
ital blunder in trying to force his
organization into the support of Bry-
an, and he is already learning that
his officiousness in that direction is
bitterly resented by many of the best
union men in the country.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, JULY rs, 1908.

THE WRONG OFFENSE CHARGED
The hostile attitude of William r.
Hearst toward Mr.. Bryan and the
Denver platform has so far as We
gather from our exchanges excited
no special emotion outside of Ari
IONA. But here the democrats are
mad at him. They speak of the
"treachery of Hearst" and his dis
graceful bolt"
There are many accusations which
would lie against Mr.. Hearst but
we do not think that any one can
charge him with treachery in con-
nection with his present political
position. 1t would be no more irrel-
evant to accuse him of arson or
horse stealing. Nor is he a bolter.
His organization of the Independence
party began two years after the last
democratic national convention. He
had supported the ticket then nomi
mated, as Loyalty, at least, as the
Bryan wing of the party did. After
the close of the campaign, Hearst
demanded a reorganization of the
party on widely different lines. Dis
claiming any wish to lead it himself
he opposed the further domination of
Bryan who had led it only to de-
feat and disorganiZation.
Bryan was not yet a candidate
again and at that time perhaps a
majority of democrats did not be-
lieve that he would have the hardi-
hood to seek third nomination.
Hearst opposition to him was nat
urally based on what he had failed
to do rather than on future fail
ures.
Ample notice and in due time was
served upon the democratic party
that unless it mended its ways, there
would be a parting of the ways as
to it and Hearst This certainly can
not be called treachery.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25
AUTO NEARING PARIS.

Berlin, July 24.-The German motor
car in the New York to Paris automo-
bile race which arrived today, left for
Paris this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25
HANDSOME SOUVENIR
BOOK TO BE ISSUED
A Large Portion of II Will Be De
voted to Arizona and Her Indus.
tries.

Secretary Cowgirl Of the board of
trade has received from r. f. Twitch-
ell, secretary of the board of control
of the irrigation congress, proofs of
a number of Phoenix pictures he for
warded some time ago for publication
in the Southwestern Souvenir Book,
to be issued by the Irrigation con-
gress, and to contain matter by spe-
cial writers, descriptive of all the
vast territory between west Texas
and southern California, inclusive of
both. The proofs of these pictures
show superior excellence; indeed if
they print as well as the proofs in
dictate they will equal any printing
job ever turned out for general cir
ulation.
e In his letter of transmission Mr..
Twitchell says: This book is cost
ing about $4,000 and we hope to get
some financial aid from your citi-
zens. Your territory will have about
twenty per cent of the book in the
way of write-ups, including the
Roosevelt dam and Salt River valley
We viii be with you on the morning
of the 27th"
In a preceding letter Mr.. Twitchell
says: THE official Southwestern
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25

This is a reproduction of a picture
that will be taken this afternoon on
the Prescott diamond, of Scott, the
All-Star third basemen, just before he
swats the ball. The expression on his
face indicates that he is in doubt
whether to make il the usual three
Dagger or a homer.
The All-Stars shipped on the Dia-
mand 10 this morning, full strength
and CLEAN of determination in their
eyes. Tebben is with them and he
has given bond not TO go to sleep on
the job. The lineup as it was sched-
uled at thirty-eight minutes past l
o'clock this morning. was as follows:
Morris, catcher; Millett and Williams,
pitchers; Tebben, first; Grijalva, sec
Ond; Warner, short; Scott, third:
Luna. left field; Quiros or Mitchell.
center; Magoffin or Rudolph, right
field.
The game this afternoon is to be
baseball, and not any rank imitation
or parlor ping pong function Phoenix
expects to hear tonight that the ALL
Stars only made four runs, but that
they won the game two to one.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25

Souvenir Book will be obout 10h
IA inches in size and there will be
ar edition of about $4,000 copies.
Every field of industry and every To-
cality will be covered by special
writer's. Copies will be sent to the
delegates thirty days in advance of
the meeting of the congress, thus
enabling delegates to become posted
as to the routes and localities to be
visited. The advertising space will
be limited and will be reserved to
the use of those who have something
to say germane to the cause of irri-
CATION and farm life and the uniform
price will be 800 per page. Each
advertising page must maintain a
standard in general makeup equal to
the illustrated pages in the book it
self.
Secretary Cowgirl has been in cor
respondence with Mr.. TWitchell on
this subject for some time and is
entitled to congratulations for help
ing to secure so large a portion of
the space for the use of Arizona.
Naturally he would like TO see the
well represented and as
llbeTdI III lheii pau ohldSe VI tie plo-
ject as they can be for it will un-
doubtedly be the finest advertisement
of the southwest ever put out and it
will be circulated OF a time when all
eyes are turned toward the southwest
Though its purpose is cOnfessedly
for advertising as well as a souvenir
Of the congress, it will be an edi
ton that will be welcome on the
shelves of any library.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25

Now that Mr.. Taft has been elect
ed a steam slovenian he may be
expected to make the dirt fly along
the road to the White House.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25

There will be no hirelings on our
staff of orators" says a member of
the democratic national committee.
Isn't the laborer in the democratic
party worthy of his hire any more?
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25

The celebrated British spirit of fair
play, about which so much is con-
stantly being said, does not seem to
wear well when subjected to the
strain of the Olympic games.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-25

thrown the discus even further If
he had not been afraid of losing it
i'm the ocean That is the drawback
of holding such contests on a small
island.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-03-04
WILL BUILD HALL.
Lodge Has Such Large Number OF
Friends Members Hope to Ac-
quire Their Own Building.

Fiftyihree couples enjoyed the
hospitality of the Eagles Friday
night at the regular monthly open
aerie session Five candidates wers
given the first degree, after which
dancing until midnight was followed
by refreshments. The trustees hava
called a special meeting to be held
Sunday, March s, when the aerie will
be one year old, for the purpose of
considering the advisability of buy
ing lots upon which TO build hall.
Too many friends were turned away
Friday night to meet with the APP
prevail of the officers, and they have
decided that larger hall must be
arranged for without further delay
The aerie now has a monthly net
income of $lS5, not including inter
est on $l400, out on short-time
loans, and with the present member
ship of 1870 they are practically com
PEELED to seek larger quarters. Three
architects have been invited to sub
nit plans for a brick and stone
structure lao by 60. this being the
size of the two lots they propose buy
ing.