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The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Louisiana Leads United
State in Cypress Production.

Washington, May 6. Louis
lana ranks first among all tn
cypress produrlng states will
q cut of more than two-thirds
Of the total cypress output Of
the United States, according
to the latest government sta.
tjstics. The total cut report.
ed by 9O4 mills in sixteen
states III 1907 was ISL, $50, 600
board feet, with a value of
4l5, 1853, 482, or an average
value of $22.l2 per thousand
board feet. From the 100
mills reported by Louisiana
the output was 5o9,665, 900
board feet with a value .of$11,
734, O44, or an average value
of $23.02 per thousand feet.
The center of the sugar in
dustry in Louisiana is also
the center Of the cypress in
dustry. in fact, many sugar
plantations have back of them
thousands IF acres Of wet, bog
gy swamp, often full of giant
cypress trees. On account of
the heavy weight of the logs
and the constant standing
water, the plantation hands
with only and mules at first
could not handle them these
great forests remained parti-
cally untouched until late in
the eighties.
AS the white forests of the .
Lake States began to decline
lumbermen begau to look els, 5
where for trees to replace i
them. Some moved West. =
others in Canada, and a few :
came South to the cypress +
swamps, for at an early date !
The great durability and fine !,
SEIZURE of cyprecs wood was .,
recognized. Bnt the 10. ring y
Il these lands Was a serious =,
'foDlem, as neither teams nor
rd'naY ground skidders
'uld be used. In 1895, how Of Of
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
For Sale.

Fine Upright
Piano, for less
than half it's
value. At La
dies Furnish
ing Pa1,lor.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
NOTICE.

Any one holding bills against the
Percy Grocery To Lti. or the Lob
dell Grocery Co Ltd. must present
bills GU or before Jan. 2lst 1909.
. T. r. Percy.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Won't Slight a Good Friend,

"lf ever ! need a cough me,,icine
again | know what to get" declares
YRS. A. L. Alley Of Beais, Me-, "for,
after using ten bottles of, Dr.. Kings
New Discovery aud seeing its excel
lent results in my own family and
others, | am CONVINCED it is the best
me dicinc made for Coughs, Colds and
lung trouble" Ever one Who tries Il
feels just that war. Relief IL felt II,
once and its quick cures surprises
you. For Bronch,sts, Asthma. Hem.
orrhage, Croup, LaGrippe, Scr.
Throat, pain in chest OF lungs it's sn.
preme. SOC and $1.0O. Trial bottl,.
free. Guaranteed By all Druggists.
FOR SALE-TLihodaux O,,er,
House. Address Chairman F,nsnc.
! Committee Lock Box 2sl Thibodaux
La. oA
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Kills To Stop The Fisnd

Tie worst foe for IL years Of Johr
Deye, Of Ga'dwln, Mlsh.. was run,
ming ulcer He paid dectors owe,
$500 90 without benefit Then Buck
lens Arnica Salve killed the ulcer
aud cared him Cures Fever-sorcs,
Boi's, Felons. Eczema, Salt Rheum.
lnfaI'ib'e for Piles, Burns, scalds,
Cuts, Corns. Csc at all Druggists.
Man is DatnraiIy home-lov!ny
animai. 1n fact, most animals are
home-lov,ng. And when a man asks
a woman TO share his life, it rs u >u,lly
taken az a gentle hint that he wants
her to make MIN home and take q
sort of general oversight Of his affairs
and specia! oversight of himself.
He likes To know that she docs thirgs
for him just for the reason that she
loves him, and is interested IN him
and his wA-doing. He loves his
home more if there is some impress Of
her personality upon it. He likes
best the meal she prepares for b m.
Of course, he says very little, perhaps
nothing, of all this. being a man
Jennings Times Record.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

ever, a galloway skidder wa
introduced. railroads wer,
bnilt on piles or on bed O
logs and sawdust over bogg,
mud, and the logs were haul
ed out to the tracts suspend
. ed from ar overhead cable,
strung between two tail trees.
This was we'll enough fo1
places where the ground was
reasonably firm, but frequent.
| ~ one pile would sink out of
sight in the soft mud and an
other had to be driven on top
OF that To these soft places
a d redgeboat was brought, a
canal dug from the nearest
bayou and pull boat pressed
into service.
Now with improved ma
chinery, no cypress swamp il
safe from the logger and the
cutting is progressing at a
rapid and ever increasing
rate until the annual cut in
Louisiana alone reached al
bout 500, O00,O 900 board feet !
at which rate the total supply !
in Louisiana will last only|
from twelve to fifteen years. |
Meanwhile, the demand for
this wood has more than kept
place with the increasing cut,
so that DOW even the unsound
boards have a use in green
house construction, for caleryI
beds, railroad ties, and manyIl
other uses, while the short
pieces notimore than a foot I,
ong are used for pals, tubs,
nd buckets. The increase
II the value of the product
las also been marked, the 1,
verage value at the mill jul =
300 being sl3 80 per M. feet, : :
1850 III 1904, aud $21.94 in o
9O6. The rise in value per l. l.
lousand feet from 1900 to fe
3O7, was $751; per cent. ~ ~
The average cut of cypress OF
ills reporting was approxi- =,
ately $4,000 feet each in fn
'O7. a larger average cut of
~ timber in any state Der II
i'll than that Of any other Co Co
ecies except redwood. Doug La
s fiar, and yellow: pine.
lth the end of the cypress
pply already in sight, the
aited States Forest Service q
s undertaken the problem -
the renewal of this valu-i +
lie wood, the results Of ~
'ci1 will be watched with
crest. ";
= . 81
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
STATE TAX SALE
ImmoTable Property.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
VS..
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS OF
PARISH OF l. AFOURCRE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

By virtues Of the authority ves,e,
in me by tue Constitution aud Laws
Of the S,ateof Louisiana, | will Sci
| at the principal front door IT the court
hoasn, 10 which the Civil Distric'
Court OF said parish is held, within
the legal hours for judicial sales, be-
ginning ut III o'clock a. M. 81, =
SATUlabAY NAY %, 1909,
and continuing on each succeeding
day un,il san are completed, al!
immovable llpperty on which taxes
are now due e, tie State OF Louisiana
aud Parrish ofsl4aiourcho, to enforce
collection sot taxes assessed in the
year 9O8 together with iaicrcst there
% from the 3Ist day nt Drcsuabss,
1905, It the rats 81 lro pr ee..s l,sr
mouth mt sd ana 80 eosts
Nl1A Rfs q
Second ~ ess
No 1O77 Joseph Caro- 10 acres pos
tion 81 II ". IL S w SEC &c +
II SRIs II Taxes 1902 Int &
Costs 81 81: Total "a. IL
No 1905 Abraham Bum 665 acres
Portions f Sec. 27-28-34-36-36 r
1913 RIO f Taxes $25 OF Int &
Costs $375. Total 28.774.
slThird Ward)
No 1902 Lafourche Pecan Grove
Assn 5I3.53 acres rs follows a |
tract Of isnd neing the n ] of Sec. |
81 containing $50 acres frac. por-
ton Of Sec. 80 lying between south !
bank OF Bayou Lean B ue & North |
line OF SIC. 81 containing 1873 SO
TIL SIR 20 + Taxes >29 S.
INTEREST," costs 1926 Tota! $33. 80
Fourth Ward)
70 1902 Joseph Schwartz Est. I lot
IN Lockpprt bounded by Canal St.
& Laiolrche ST. Taxes $40
interest & cost ] 80 Total $279
(Fiftn War)
10 3758IMrs F. A. Tete 800 acres
bounded By the Assumption Parish
Line 4 J Gros ct als. Taxes $3.50
INTERCEPT & cost IS Total $l84
- 20 o.1s g.. al - r. =. j e.. lele ~ acres
Pregeapt Taxes 81 81 interest &
eos's ,r io,a' - % W
: a7-o ~. eu'u y na.u,
A 90 * . s. :" ~ .. U" IN heirs
p.o-,a ss'es !" 9. " See:vo
.o.s s. o.c . "'s i4.o-o OF Sec. {
: , ' ~ - seS ;, - 5oo-oo acres y
49, 800 3 z ~ 2 = oec. lying
,slo adjacent to land above 4
: r.. !, ~ acres also !,
% o. l. 9. g. c,n.a'n'ng ~ acres
.,..g s = 80, 81 /. : .'.a.n'ps o1v
as.ss = ~ 90. g containing l6O Il
81. d ~. !. ~: -. = eOra,n'ng 81 i,
49, ~ on. 81 : y = 2 &. 2:
, T,.s '<s Z $50 - = cos's 80
!, a7oa W. ~ D.. ,co
~. s. I'm az n1 ! !, ioo acres ? i
t1 II ;n J, - = = = taxes
To,.I 20 o. eos'' % 81
ae1a 'I.,h. p,,.h,, ,co
J ~ ,oo acres
= = sec % ~ . 20 + -
r aA.s a. sl ~ interest . costs $l4]
900 aoas ~ ~, .,
1888 Thos. 3. Eager 40 acre 20
10 = =. = oec. ~ > Il ~
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
~~-t-
Notice.

No hunting Is allowed on Acadia
Plantation.
W. II. PACE.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

Figures canot li'',' notes the Bal
.'more American. But in the mat
ter OF the felninice wai.t!ine. they
can certainly keep Us guessing.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15

Already foreign agents are visiting
'a's section in GUS, If Irish potatoes.
Oh which there hiss been large acre
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-15
Notice to Mortgage Creditors
Sheriff's Office

ParishOf t,sfoaschs 4pfIl II, 1909.
y a,:cottianca with Section No. 63
OF act 90 Of 1888, The attention OF
mortgaged debtors Interested 10 any
OF the foregoing described propert, j,
hereby directed to the above notice
OF safe OF property OF delinquent tax
payers.
james Beary
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24

May 26.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24

! for sewer survey. $o2i 10" sidewalks sur
| Ney. water for all street sprnklnS paid
! 70" 10y the town For the past two years
| tho town has paid $500 for teams to sprin-
lllc the streets in the lower part of the
town. The town records show that over
$iGd,c coo has been expended in the south
r&ri of this town in the last 10 years, and
where there are three voters in this sec
ton to one in the upper part Of the town
| they ought to be able to have anything
I they are willing to be taxed for.
Let me say right here that this
street sprinkling goes into the little
corporation. 4 part Of the town paid
500 for teams to sprinkle the streets
in this lower part Of the town The
town records show that over q hundred
thousand dollars has been expended
in the south part of this town in the
last 10 years, while there are three
voters in this section of the town. to
one in the upper part. who have any
improvements. they are to be taxed
Let me say that | have been in
formed this morning. and think quite
we'll informed. that this measure is
being taken on party lines. They have
undertaken to bring politics into it.
the same as they would in the matter
of the removal OF the county seat of
York county some time ago
The new part of this bill which has
been printed here. does not materially
change the situation. All of these pc
titioners. the selectnlcn, and all these
town buildings and everything comes
below this new proposed line: and dis
| said i'll the start. it does not look to
IN" to be good policy for the senators
Of York county to be here advocating
a division Of this town. when they were
on this very floor opposed to the di-
vision of the town of South Berwick.
or to the taking of a part of the town
OF Berwick and giving it to the town
OF South Berwick.
Now let me say that, at the close Of
this hearing. which lasted five or six
hours. it was proposed to take a straw
ballot. Such a ballot was taken and
the vote was seven opposed, and one.
the chairman of the committee. voted
that the division should be made. AT
that time, after this straw ballot WAS
taken. it was proposed that we mako
that vote final, but out OF courtesy tc,
Ny. Wing, who was on that commit
tee, and he said that he had promised
some OF the proponents Of this division
that. If the vote was against the di-
vision, he would have it laid on fire
table Tor a few dayS-and | presu,,a
that why they wanted that done WAS
50 they could work other laws,
through-I presume in the last two cr
three weeks there have been two or
three OF these gentlemen on the floor
OF TINS Senate from sunrise to dark
the nearing was postponed until Tues
cay ana at the time the final vote was
taken it was just the same. as it was
on the straw ballot. seven voting that
II ought not to pass ana one yotiun
that it ought to pass.
Continued on Page Four,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24
In the Municipal Court.

The following was the record of the
Gardiner police court Tuesday:
James Almon of Woodstock, y. u.
arrested for intoxication at Randolph
by Officer Connors; sentenced to jail
for SO days.
James White of Boston. arrested for
intoXication by Officer Connors; sem
fenced to jail for 80 days
John Sliney of Providence, f. l..
arrested for intoxication by Officer
Tasker at Randolph; sentenced to jail
for so days.
Dick Wood of Calais. arrested for
irtoxication in Gardiner by Officer
Tozier; fined So, paid and released
Axal c. Conquest Of Bangor, ares,
ed for intoXication in Gardiner By Of
ficer Tozier; fined Sal, whic! includ-
ed costs, paid and released
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24
Assist Nature,

You have been told 10 .hitch yorr
wagon to a star''--that nature viii
Sist You. That's all riaht There 40
''h'eS' however. When you should assis:
nature ana the spring is one of these
times
nature IL now undertaking 10 cleanse
your system--if you take Hoods Sar-
Sapanlia the undertaking Will he sur-
"ssful. and your complexion briei,
and clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24
George w. Williams.

George w. Williams, aged Co wear.
died early Tuesday morning at his
home in Dingley court. A widow and
two daughters survive. Last August
the deceased suffered a slight stroke
of paralysis, followed by another a
few weeks ago and third last Saur
day: Mr.. Williams was well-knowa
throughout this section Of the State
as boat builder. including row boats
and motor boats.
The funeral will be held at 10 o'clo.k
Friday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24
Don't Take DANGEROUS chances

with that cough. IL NAV lead van ,,,,
s s. troubles. ADAMSON'S Hn'
INN!f COTGJ pALSAM hos baer ~
G remedy for over 50 years for for
throat and lung troubles. We n ~,
'honsands Of testimonials. Get y b",ti :.
~ your Drnseists today r.i.,l size ,ol,
'" RI, 'n'tleS &c Don't accept sonethin.
$40 10 ne Just AZ snod': 1t isn't, r. ~
:, :, 'ns',an 4 Co. Augusta. Me, .,n,, w w.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24

Manager Baker of the Richmond
High school baseball team was in tow
Tuesday. and secured a game with the
Gardiner Winners at Richmond AI,v
10. and a return game at Gardin.r
MN, 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24

| Resolve in aid of building a highway
| bridge across the Kcnnebec river be-
tween the towns Of Fairfield and Ben
| ton i'll the counties of Somerset and
konrebec.
Resolve in favor OF roads in Indian
| township.
Resolve in favor of the town Of Ed
| dington.
Resolve in favor of the town or
| Itame.
| Resolve in favor of Jerry Rhoades.
Resolve in favor Of aid in navigation
OF the Lower lakes.
Resolve in favor Of the Western
State Normal School.
Resolve in favor of the towns Of So
| lon end F.mbden. in Somerset county.
NResolve in favor Of screening Worth
lev pend, so-called. in the town OF Pc
I'll. oxford county.
Resolve in favor of screening Estes
lake. so-called, situated partly in the
town OF Sanford and partly in the town
CT Alfred. York county
Resolve in favor Of screening Teddy
pond, in the town Of Orland. in Han
cock county.
Resolve in favor Of the town of Ores
den in aid of the repair and malnten-
ance Of bridges
Resolve in favor Of the town of Ed
n,unds and Dennysville in the county
OF Washington.
Resolve in favor Of screening Spring
River lake situated partly i'll Wash
ineton county and partly in HANCOCK
county.
Resolve. in favor Of a fish hatchery
in Washington county.
Resolve, in favor Of the Farnihglo!'
state Normal school.
Telegraph Co.
Resolve. in favor of the town o.
Hodgdo1i, Aroostook county.
Resolve. in favor Of kinsman, in. the
county of Penobscot, and Frenchvill",
| in the county OF Aroostook.
Resolve. in favor of repairing the
road between Patten and Trout Brook
! farm, III Penobscot county.
Resolve, in favor Of the town OF
Marion.
| Resolve, in favor Of the town Of Bel
mont
Resolve. in favor OF Adelbert r. Will
liams.
Resolve, in favor Of the town of Mt.
| Chase.
Resolve. in favor Of the town Of DeX-
tor.
Resolve. in favor Of the town Of Milli-
| nccket.
Resolve. in favor Of the town OF
Noblcboro.
Resolve, in favor of Alexis Q. Rob
| bins to reimburse him for expenses in
Cured ill contested election in Fort
Kent class.
Resolve, in favor Of Macwahoc plan
tation for 500 on account of State
road constructed in the year 1907.
Resolve, in favor of the town OF
F-5nchville for Sl4175 to be paid to
The town of Frenchville on account
OF state road constructed in 1905.
An Act authorizing and empowering Al
bert G. Page and Roger G. Leonard 10
erect ard maintain a boom and piers IN
the ssadunkeag river. tOn motion by
Mr.. Miliken Of Aroostook this bill was
tabled pending its passage to be enactedD
All Act to amend Section > Of Chapter
70 of the Revised Statutes as amended
hy Chapter 10 of the Public Laws of 1865.
relating to the sale Of milk and cream.
con motion by Mr.. Macomber of kenne-
bee this bill was tabled pending its pas
sage to be enacted.)
Resolve in favor Of the town of Old Or
chard for receipt Of State treasurer for
State tax to be given said town on
valuation of 100000 ION motion by Mr..
Macother OF kennehec this resolve was
tabled PENDING its firal passage.
Orders Of the DAY.
On r~otan hy Ir. T.er:ault Of Arnoe
tool. Senate DocUnent No. Az, AN -Act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24
GARDINER,

The funeral Of the late Elmer 6
WEIGH will be held at o'clock This
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24

The funeral Of the late George W.
Sargent will be held at 100 o'clo.,,
Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-24

The funeral of the late Mrs. Flora
A. Small was held at 2 o'clock Tues.
day afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-08
STYLISH EASTER FURNISHINGS
NEW SPRING SHIRTS

The new Spring Shirts rum
into the most attractive color
schemes of all. The pleated
bosom will be more popular
than ever. Lots OF them here
and i'm designs yOu'H surely
like. Exclusive patterns, too,
by The hundred. The Lyon
Brand Is our leader and there's
none better. Three values at
S1.OO, $3.50 and $500.
Other stylish Shirts as low
as soc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-08
THE EASTER HATS

YOuTI want a New Hat for
you're coming 0utnext Sunday.
NO one can do amy better than
the Stetson. All the new Spring
styles move I'm. With our large
variety OF sizes we can surely
give You a perfect iii. The Stet-
SON Hats are $50 and 400 and
worth III.
Guyer Hats for $500.
The Suffolk Hat for $500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-08
II OF EASTER CLOTHES

HE gorgeous when nature together with
with each other in putting ON new
ii That whole LOT When
but recently been made
in the making of readytO-vVear suits and overcOats
plainly evidence than at this stOrc--M
Within but sTidngly SO
gets upOtle-mnute garments ngW1
this Easter event and us
eve prepared meet the wants OF the
critical public.
will show that is en-
leading clothing store OF Central Vermont by
having selling them at the right prices
we you want here
the evidence in of themyoum be
proud, OO-n wearing
your OvercOat right in style in fit
in the madna quaIiand better be
buy afterwards you'll be
day.
The Spring very greater variety
patterns richer color finer excellence
The cOIOrs and styles particularly
catchy--Hne black and blue goods too
clothes not TOO much We show
pretty good $1,000 others little
higher strictly Schane
Spring Top
Coats rom o s25OO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-08
NECKWEAR

This is the store Tor Neck
wear and truly a mammoth
showing OF the latest Easter
styles is now being made.
They come i'm tecks, fOur-in-
hands, ascOtS, bows, strings,
plain and fancy. YOu'll be in
tcrested, and with the great
variety you will surely find
just what may strike your par
ticuIar fancy. tt
Csc and soc.
Fancy Vests i'm both plain
and figured effects, 1.5O to 400.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-08

Very fine showing OF the
latest shades OF Cloves, 81, $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-08

New IOt of Easter Hosiery
from 15c 20 soc per pair.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-07
HATRDRESSING

Florei hairdressing Is one OF the
iavorite Ideas and many picturesque
effects arc being obtained. One of the
prettiest designs Is q cap OF single
gernhium blossoms; il makes an ey-
cellent decoration for a low coiffure
This cap is thfee-cornered shape
OH a finc net foundation. The edges
are finished In dark green leaves and
tho geranlum Mowers are set so
closely that no space is visible be-
tween.
Another pretty decoration, seen In
thcater was made OF red berries
and green leaves arranged In two
large circles, each one being worn
closely at the side OF tho head. The
berries and leaves almost completely
covered the back OF the head, and
from the front Just showed 81 fficient-
~ TO make a pretty frame for the
The spray effects, outlining the
puns OF hair, are being worn with
charming effects, and the contrast In
color Of the little blossoms used brings
out all the good points In the color
OF tho hair and the artistic arrange
ment OF the colffure. These SPRAYS
arc made Of laburnum. wistaria or the
tiny bell flowers, and they all start
from central point In the back of
the hair, where the high combs 80
fashionable Just now are inserted
Each puff OF the hair Is outlined Nv
these tiny flowers and separate sprays
Of yaring lengths are pinned down
over the back OF the hair. mincIinr
with the curls at the nape OF tho
neck.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-07
NECK WEAR
Many Quo.nt Styles Now
In Vogue

~ HE well-dressed girl must be sur.
that her neck fixing looks very
- neat. whether the stock be mads
OF ribbon or linen. The girl who is
able to ply the needle with only
small amount of sl5ill is able to make
any number OF the ia lots and ribbon
bows which are worn go much al
present. II one has an idea In mind
as to the kind OF bow TO be made
the purchase can oftcntlmes bc made
with a greater show OF economy. H.
for example bow OF two kinds Of
ribbon is to be made. two small rem
nants are 0ll that are necessary aud
the amount expended for them quite
trivial. Small lengths OF material are
nlso used for the jsbot with bow,
which can bo mado of two pieces OF
ribbon. either alike or OF contrast
Ing color.
A pretty collar is made OF three
stripes of stain or inch-wide ribbon.
held together at tho Sides and back
by whaleboning The front Ia finish
ed with soft double bow with ends.
between which is a deep frlll or ac-
Gordon plated net. Neck ruffs are
a simple thing to make and quite
pretty. The material used Gun either
be plated by hand or with a hutting
Iron and attached to a ratbor stifl
band. With tie futlng iron also can
be made the popular jabots OF net.
edged with either lace or a Persian
band OF embroidery Linen ties, to
he worn either as stock or with the
Dutch collars, are pretty made In a
straight piece, with small rows OF
hemstltchlng at each end and finish
ed with a ruffle of narrow lace.