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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13


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DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-08-13

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24

Die to the outward eye. It 10 naturally
full ana flares considerably from the
arm pits. Another overcoat shows the
inverted pleat IN the back and is beited
at the waist. This coat is neither sea-
sonable nor practical for spring and will
ind more favor In the fall styles.
An opera cape that is sensible and
beautiful In its lines is cut very full
and flares from the shoulder. II has
long. sits on either side. vertical siashss
for the arms to go through. 1t also has
tho double fold military collar ana both
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24
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, complicated ana 9ancifui In detail that
but a. meager Idea can be Transcribed OF
their singularity. In the hope. however,
that we may be able 10 minimize the
shock when you do meet them We shall
endeavor TO touch upon some OF the
most startling.
In the suits for formal evening wear
there is now a conception showing ivory
buttons instead OF the conventional silk
covered buttons. This suit Is made of
oxford grey material There are also
effects in this same garment shown in
black or blue herringbone fabric and
the lapels are faced with black silk OF
the same herringbone design. Another
dress suit Is shown in dark green un-
finished worsted. In the dinner coats
there are some very radical departures.
One In noteworthy from the fact that II
has an extremely long shawl collar with
but one button. Some OF these are In
black and some in oxford grey. Another
dinner coat has a notched collar with
the two-button effect. still another. In
deliberately trimmed with soutache braid
along the outer edge of the black silk
lapel facing. In the ordinary business
ordinary day suits. there - a new model
OF sack coat made without any pockets
at all It Is close fitting and has q de-
cided dip In the front. II Is made ny
front and when buttoned looks very odd
from the fact that no buttons are seen
on It at all. Another sack suit 10 made
with q shawl collar. has no breast pocket
and the side pockets are slashed verti-
caliy. II Ia further ornamented with a
most elaborate cum. Another business
suit that Is really very artistic, but ne
cessitates artistic tailoring TO get the
desired effect, 50 one IN which bold
stripes are shown and collar 10 20
cut that the stripes on the collar and
lapel. 90 meet with stripes on tho coat
a TO mako IL look a. Il 81 were al cut
In one piece In the back OF the collar
the stripes run horizontally around The
mock. Another striped effect In q coat
shows It's singuiarity. especially on the
cuff. IN this model stripes are cut from
the cloth. the sleeves are slit through
30 that these stripes can DO 'iatticed
right through the Gun. This coat has
a shawl collar ana tho pockets are
siashed vertically. stu appetizer odd suit
modal that IN entirely too fanoifui 90
conform with good taste 10 ono In which
the pockets ere deliberately. strapped, the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24

cuffs of the coat are double fold with
two rows OF buttons running UP the cum
diagonally and meeting in v. Tho
same ornamentation Is carried out on
the cuffs OF the trousers and the waist
coat has soutache edging. Another coat
has the collar. sleeve cum. trouser Gun
and pocket flaps in cloth OF a solid con-
trasting color from the foundation cloth.
There are so many other variations OF
cum ornamentations and singularities
that we will make no attempt to describe
them In the space allotted here.
In the overcoats there are not nearly
so many new ideas. but few are worth
commenting upon. One Is what IL called
the En- Masse" overcoat. that means
that IL 10 practically cut In one piece
having no seams whatever that are visi-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24
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lseood Zciothes AZ you know how go Dick
them out To che majority OF men. how
ever. who want the more conservative
clothes authorised this season. let us
say that the shapes OF the coats are
marked by their plainness. the lapels and
collars will be moderate. the shoulders
natural. the cuffs freer from button dec
Grafton. and there 10 noticeable absence
! OF stitching on the coats Vests will be
either three or four-button effects. with
out naps or pockets. Trousers will be
French peg for young men. narrowing In
contour for older men. A self turn-u
Eof two and q half inches In proper. The
spring overcoats are chiefly skeleton ef-
focts, without Innings. These are cut
boxy. and the fashionable lengths are 40
- ana 80 inches. In suits. fancy cassi-
meres seem 20 be, featured. and II 10
thought they will be in favor during the
early mcnthA worsteds aud yelours
will also be very strong before tho negii-
zee period. and then fiannels. serges,
cheviots ara homsspuns will in a meas
ure suppiaAt thsm- Grays and greens
will be the most popular tones In pro-
nounced stripes. shadow effects and all
over solid shades and harmonizing con-
trasts- Browns will be next in popular
fty. and then will come myrtles. tans
ana black ana white stripes and mix
lures. Solid blues and blacks are always
good. andgviil md their usual host Of
followers. (. Red win DO Q prominent
fsaturero contrast used In tho pattern
'snectSfan sthe dominating coiors with
which = st's harmonizes. Elephant hide.
taupe. and skin Of mice will be the grey
shades featured. In the green's we have
sage. olive. hunter. bronze. Atlantic and
bottle green. In tho browns. mocha,
Havana. Leaf, chocolate and wood shades.
Some OF the ODD shades will be cham
paeus. Burgundy, amethyst. electric blue
and plum. IN the fcnnsis for outing
wear thsrs will be some very daring
tones aDd combinations effects with white
- . Foundation, but these will not at.
tain any great degree Of popularity.
: Every season there arc many ingenious
and Outlines unique conceptions evolved
IN mems apparel. Some OF these return
after D. season ~ gsnsrsi fashions, but
che most faiT by the wayside and are
only shown by extreme dealers and
adopted by che Few VINO court sensation
IN their btyis. Some ot the move, IDEAS
that are shown this ssason ws shall NJ.
tsmpt 10 3dsssribe though many. ase 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24

HEs predomfnantf note nm the
apparel fashions for 1909 N
simplicity. This n as true In
~ che styles Tor men as 81 IN In
tSE che styles OF the fairer sex
In the women.s styles this
idea Il more evidenced By following the
natural lines OF cha body. while In the
mems clothes dt Il more-marked by the
lscarc1tyof 'fssak" sty1es. It 10 welcome
news 20 ths majority OF men OF web
balanced Tendencies. that Il viii not be
necessary for them 70 cmbsilish thsir
clothes win fAnclful ana Outlines alb
surd trimmings. naps. bruids and but
ton arrsngsmsnts % Dc In kespins with
the correct Idea. Il u srue that In some
quarters out-of-ths-ordinary styles viii
ina staunch adhereuts. and these viii
not neoesaarfly indicate bad taste. a.
much N singuiarfty IN pveferment for
tho unique. but tho man who. simply
wants proper clothes In conformity with
the observation-disclosures will connne him
self 70 only such departures from the
conventional - variations IN length OF
garments. shaping OF lapsis. collars and
cuns. and these he will leave 20 his
ciothisr or tailor. For.. the past two
seasons there was such variety OF unique
designs chat II was Q matter OF indt
vsduai prefermsnt a. 20 how far '1he
wearer desired 20 carry his style with
these ultra features Today he can SCI
slect. his suit or top coat with pattern,
'nnd texture ~ tho primo consideration
and DO secure that he 80 not going 60
clash with conservative Tshnemsnt, for
the unique clothes are the exception
rather than the rule !, Cnausstionsbiy
the college man viii not accept his
clothes with these conservative modinca-
lions. ana Ton his pleasure ana radical
Ism there renany good Tires 10 30 had
smbodyins touches that viii appeal. %
his sense OF sstist1oAAornmsst. We IKE
thc 1dsa, too. for Wv should there not
be- distinguishinc a'chasacfssissicss in
clothes Tor college xpen IN this country
10 veitAs5n Tsancs. Germany and nag
land. oTuaussnfatton IN dress 10 an IN.
dicntjcUUf high spirit, absence OF sordid.
ness, and youth. aud 90 we cannot sup
prose thsss Siemepts IN thsir Disposition,
why yhosid We spdpnvor 60 90 10 By
bard snd Eest clyde mandates. We say
70 him, GIVE ~sut % your fashion prsdi.
icctfc1ss- asd svssywhsrs. especially IN
1its co,isGs towNs and che larger cities
sod ~, Snd these sort oe styiss In really
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24

the front OF the 'coat ana che Srm
clashes button through. II reaches just
below the knees
Some OF the new raincoats for spring
have cash pocket in the left hand
sleeve. Just above the Gun. These are
also sometimes seen In the sack suits.
Other raincoats are made with Q ar
'front.' are very long and have . button
under the lapel. which buttoas through.
this single button being a species Of
'boutonniere" and the sole oYnamsn ation
OF the coat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24

HEspr~dominantxlnotex 1n- theI
apparel fashions for 1909 M
simplicity. This In as trde In
the styles Tor men az 81 n IN
the styles OF the fairer sex,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-05-11

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The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-08

s. s. Langley of Murfreesboro is a visitor to Prescott today.
 Mrs. H. c. Barham of the Sha- dy Grove neighborhood who has been quite sick is improving.
 A party of fishermen left this morning for Grays Lake, where they will spend few days camp ing.
 The ice factory yesterday took eleven tons of ice in eleven hours. which is a greater capacity than was guaranteed.
 Lost-Sunday night between railroad and Waller Adams, a gentlemens light brown felt hat telescope style. Finder will re turn to this office and receive re- ward.
 w. A. Capelle has bought the entire line of Picture frames, mouldings etc from the Variety Store and is prepared to give some great bargains in framing and etc.
 Charlie Riddle, on last night, while returning from services at the Park fell into ditch near the court house, and sustained a broken rib, which is causing him much pain today.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-08
TIckELE11Es
By E'iion

It's two days since anyone has reported having nailed the stars and stripes to the North Pole.
 There isn't one man in ten. were he to receive an anonymous letter inclosing a check marked conscience money that wouldn't at once suspect his bartender,
 There will be no more Nation al holidays until Thanksgiving, thank goodness,
 The October fashion books are being sought with eagerness by the fair sex. They read them with interse interest and select a suit, but when October comes they'll go to Little Rock and Tex arkana, and buy something en- tirely different.
 If this thing of mailing the stars and stripes to the North Pole isn't stopped pretty soon, that muchly discovered point is goi ng to look like a cheap bill board at a country court house.
 Don't judge man by the noise he makes he may have inherit. ed it.
 If they succeed in perfecting that odorous drink, there will be a noticeable increase in some mems affection for their wife.
 When you want to rid yourself of a love don't try to freeze it. rather increase it's intensity to the boiling point and it will soon evaporate.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-08

Garrett Whiteside left today on a trip to Nashville.
 Misses Mary and Susie Jones left this morning on a visit to Hope.
 Tom Tack cite, of Murfrees- boro came in last night on short visit to Prescott. WANTED-At once. A good lumber grader. Apply to Berk- man Lumber Company, Lane burg, Arkansas.
 Strayed-a red steer f years old, branded H. Any information leading to the recovery of the steer will be rewarded by Ed Gee.
 In any emergency where salve is required use Pinsalve Carbolized there is nothing better for cuts. burns and bruises, Sold by New adad County Drug Store.
 MT. and Mrs. $. B. Latimer. of DeQueen who have been spend ing few days here as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Steele. returned home this morning.
 In the preliminary trial held before Squire Fishers today-Joe Ellison, who was charged by Jacob Shckle, with obtaining goods under false pretenses was acquitted.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-08
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Cotton 12 to 12! cents.

Jno. A. Davis spent yesterday in Little Rock
 We regret 10 learn of the ill., ness of Tom Wood.
 J. W. Duke is spending today in Little Rock on business.
 We regret to learn of the seri- ous illness of Sam Taylor White.
 Clip Yeager the, Murfreesboro hotel man was visitor to Pres colt today.
 We are glad to see Dr. J. R.. York able to be up again after a long siege of fever.
 Barnum & Bailey's circus will appear in Little Rock on Satur, day September 25th.
 Mrs. Malissa Scott and Mrs. T. P. LeMay left this morning on a visit to Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Blanche O'Farrell of St. Louis, came in today on a few days visit to friends and rela- tives.
 Rings Little Liver Pills easy to take, gentle in action, pleasant effect. Sold by Nevada County Drug Store, Nt Mir. and Mrs. Sam T. White re- turned today from St. Louis where they have been spending the past week,
 Miss Lola Lewis left this morn. ing on a visit to Murfreesboro, where she will remain with her father until Saturday.
 The Epworth League will en- certain at the home of Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Steele on Thursday evening Sept. 9th. Every memb. CT is expected to invite some one 
 Ben Waller and Charlie Tomp- klns will assist the Gurdon ball team in a game at that place with Arkadelphia tomorrow, the oc- casiOn of the Hoo Hoo celebrat- ion.
 For the lack of quorum there was no meeting of the city coun- cil last night. It is thought. how ever a special meeting will be held next Monday night. to dis. pose of important matters await. ing attention.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Newth left today for Abilene, Texas, where they will make their future home having sold their photograph gallery here to A, B. Door, o1 Camden. who will arrive tonight to make this place his home. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dresly and MT and Mrs. E. H. Walbrath, o1 Omaha, ,are guests of Mir and Mrs J. A. Davis. Messrs Dresly and Walbrath are prominent lumber men and are in the state to attend the big Hoo Hoo doings at Little Rock and GurdOn this week.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-08
TELEPHONE PAP
For September Numbd'
 of Magazines

We will receive each month as they are issued, all t h e best magazines. Monthly Ains'aes All Story Argosy Bohemian Burr Mcintosh Country Life in America Good Housekeeping Harpers Lippincott's McClure's Metropolitan Outdoor Life Outing Pearson's % Peoples Red Book K Scribner # Strand Scrap Book Short Stories Taylor-Trotwood Young's
 October Numbers Everybody's Blue Book Smith Cosmopolitan
 Phone 242l Jack Johnson, ]! COMPAH'
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-08

WEATHER Tonight and Thursday show CTS.
 TEMPERATURE Yesterday Maximum, 100; minimum, 68. Today Maximum 101 at 3 p. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-10-23
BRIDGE FLOOR
Will Not Be Replaced Until
Next Spring.

President Oliphant, of the Vim
cennes Bridge Co., was here Tues.
day and agreed with the bridge
committee of the Council that the
concrete floor in the North Main
bridge would be repaired, or if ne
cessary replaced, next spring, the
holes made by the street roller in
making the test, to remain covered
by plank in the meanwhile. He says
the trouble resulted from a prema-
ture use of the bridge and when the
floor is replaced he will insist that
it be not used for several weeks.
For this reason the committee
thought it best not to block the
bridge this winter.
A partial payment will be recon-
mended by the the committee, as the
bridge structure has been held to be
excepting the floor.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-10-23

Some timr ago magnetic phono-
graph was invented which it's designer
hoped to use In connection with the
telephone To receive and record mes
sages In the absence Of the owner Of
the phone. The objection to this sys
tenn was that person calling up a
number and receiving no response was
not inclined to deliver his message to
something 50 intangible as an unre-
sponsive and apparently inanimate ma
chine at the other end of the wire. A
new improvement is reported along
this line, in which photograph is
provided to answer calls Of telephones
when the person called is out. The
person before leaviug will deliver a
message to the photograph stating
when he will return, where he is going
or where he may be called, and this
the photograph will automatically re-
peat twice to each call. This it will do,
no matter how many calls there may
be.-LOndon Standard.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1909-10-23
Street Noises.

When the first international congress
for the suppression of street noises is
called to order in Berlin in June 1910,
there will be representatives, accord
ing to a statement made by Mr.. Bor-
dengreen Of the Society For the Bet
terment Of London. from the United
States. England. Germany, Austria
Holland, Belgium. Switzerland and
Denmark. by that time" says one
of the New York society. 1.-The objects
of the organization will have become
better known and we will have out
lived the ridicule with which the noise
fighters are now looked upon" At the
London conference, where the question
as to where to hold the first congress
was determined it was also agreed
that the second meeting Of the kind be
held in New York in 1912 under the
direction Of Mrs. Isaac l.. Rice.-New
York Tribune