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Evening journal., 1909-05-18
ANOTHER WAY TO MAKE THE
HIPS INCONsPICUOUs.

- HE eternal striving toward hiplesa-
a ness brings forward all sorts OF in
eenious ideas. Now comes the notion
Of attaching the petticoat to the bottom
Of the corset by means Of line Of The
metal snap fasteners. AS the modish wo-
man never thinks Of wearing more than
one petticoat, this is quite a practical
plan, so far as petticoats Of satin or
other dark fabrics are concerned. It
must be remembered. however, that most
Of these metal snap buttons are anything
hut rustless. and n ones summer petit
coats are Of washable fabrics some other
scheme Of hiplessness must be devised.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Fashion Notes.
A COMPROMISE WITH ELBOW
SLEEVES.

A COMPROMISE WITH ELBOW
SLEEVES.
~ HE dressmakers continue to Insist on
Il the long close fitting sleeve and the
- woman who dotes on comfort is N
despair. Anything more unpleasant than
the process or peeling OF a long tight
sleeve, inch by inch. when one comes
home on a hot day can scarcely be imag-
ined. A glimmer OF light, however, ap-
pears on the sleeve horizon in the form OF
cool little transparent cuffs set into the
lower end OF the sleeve. Sometimes these
cuffs are OF Irish lace. sometimes or
very sheer batiste. tucked or prettily en-
broidered by hand. They are simply
basted into the sleeve and may be re-
moved when laundered. The sleeve Itself
is. Of course, cut on several inches above
the wrist and as the little cun opens up
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Sewing in Human Hair.

TTH HILE the skilfui beauty doctor usu-
ally merely tries 10 improve the
w complexion and general appearance
Of. his fashionable patrons. there IS a
branch called beauty surgery which deals
in very painful operations. Those opera
tions which change the appearance OF the
nose aud make beautiful Roman noses
ont OF misht affairs have been written
OF before. but the sewing In OF human
hair out OF the PATIENTS own head to
manufacture eyelashes and eyebrows IS
decidedly novel.
Yet this Is the latest venture Of the
beauty doctors. II is extremely painful
and the effects OF the operation takes
days and days 10 disappear An unusual
iy long hair is carefully selected from the
patients head and showed through the
curved eyelet OF a surgical needle Then
the needle is showed through the edge Of
the eyelid. Evidently this Is delicate
work. The operation Is repeated with
several hairs. and about 20 needle holes
are thus punched through the tender eye
Evening journal., 1909-05-18

its outer edge with buttons and loops.
there is enough roominess obtainable TO
push the sleeve upward on very warm
days.
CHAPEAUx UPON CHAPEAUx.
N NE hat over another does Seem
bit startling in suggestion, but this
" style Is actually shown In some OF
the smart millinery shops. A leghorn,
trimmed with bands and loops Of rose
patterned pompadour ribbon had over II
a complete lingerie hat built OF fine white
net shirred on wire. The pompadour rib
bon with its pink shadings was very
charming, seen through the net. Another
hat along this line showed gray chiffon
shape mounted over white erin nat
trimmed with violets a suggestion, this
for the woman who cannot pack both Of
her summer chapeaux IN her trunk.
Evening journal., 1909-05-18

front about on a level.
This method. coupled with some queer
views as to perspective values, are what
causes Chinese paintings 10 have their
weird appearance TO foreign eyes. when
the behoider has never studied Chinese
art methods
The ''makemono" method IS sometimes
used. and I'm these paintings the method
Is practically the same as in our own
schools Of art. The finer elements OF
painting such as feeling, repression. color
schemes, etc, are said by art critics TO
be superbly demonstrated by a number OF
the finer Chinese artists
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
cLEANING KNIVES.

ENA ANY a housekeeper finds It most
discouraging 70 keep the blades Of
y 4 her table knives thoroughly clean
and bright. They should always be cleaned
and rubbed with soft flannel only. II they
are spotted, rub some wood ashes on a
freshly cut piece OF Irish potato and scour
the knife blade with t. Ivory-handled
knives should never be dipped IN hot
water, as the heat turns the ivory yellow
When not IN use expensive knives should
be carefully wrapped In tissue paper and
kept IN box IN drawer OF the buffet
Evening journal., 1909-05-18

~ NE famous dressmaker insists that
& she plans all costumes with her
minds eye fixed on the neck and
" breast OF the prospective creation.
This portion Of the costume. Insists
she, Is the focusing point OF the OBJ
servers glance "When you look at
stranger" says she. where does your
eye rest after leaving the face7 on the
neck dressingl What does one notice in
mans dress hrst OF aig His linen and
his necktie.'
There is enough truth in this 70 make
the wise woman consider very carefully
the dressing OF her neck-and especially
In the season when furs are laid aside IS
the neckwear consideration Of first i'm
portance. Immaculate daintiness and
neatness Of arrangement are OF far more
Importance than mere becomingness I'm
neckwear. A soiled stock or mussy
iahot. no matter how becoming In style.
will not only detract from a woman's
charm, but viii be apt 10 arouse sus-
picions or her personal habit OF neatness
ln the mind OF the beholder. Someone
Evening journal., 1909-05-18
Palatable AS Well AS
Artistic Hats New
Bandeaux Shaped
Like Cookies The
Black Hat a Sum
mer Craze Parasol
Petticoat and Cha
peaux to Match.

ter tubs. AS for trimmings; luscious
grapes. apples. plums. tomatoes and brus-
sells sprouts and many other offerings OF
the fruit and vegetable garden. As FOR
eelers. Isn't there n luncheon.like sagses-
tion about lettuce green mustard yellow.
gingerbread brown and pale ale tanl All
these and other appetizlng suggestions
are present m up-to.date millinery.
But besides their appeal 20 the palate.
the summer hats are dellclously pleasing
10 the eye. Never have picture effects
hccn so much the vogue, and the delight
ful part Of it seems 10 be that one may
choose ones picture from any period one
prefers. II may be in dashing cavalier,
nlumed style; or In gaily lowered Dolly
Warden effect. II may be borrowed from
a Romney painting, or be on the Dlrec-
toire poke order. Il may be a noppy
hrimmed Maud Muller AFFAIR, loaded with
wheat and poppies, or Il can possess the
austere lines OF an ancient war helmet.
Brims beginning to Roll Up.
The midsummer hats win all set well
down on the head. but many OF them
show a coquottish roll at one side OF the
hrim or at back or front, and altogether
they have a more dashing and less mys-
terious air than the obliierating shapes
OF the winter which came down over the
eyes. suggesting the ea-according 20
some critics that since women were 40
frankly displaying their charms OF figure
by the scanty nirectoire skirts they were
hiding their faces with their hats.
Spring turhans are often tilted 10 one
side as though their wearers had deter.
mined that nt least one eve should be
able TO see out and the big mushroom
Evening journal., 1909-05-18

hats are being worn tilted bit more on
the fnce than has been the case with
the engulhng shapes seen earlier IN the
season. The head sizes are quite ms large,
however and only a head built out with
a plentiful couture Of waves. puns and
curls can wear the new basket and bon
net-shaped hats without the risk OF total
oblivion. Some OF the chapeaux seen
lately make one think OF a certain famous
artist who after painting the portrait Of
society woman in fashionable attire.
took his brushes and daubed out the face.
Upon the lady's Indignant remonstrance
he replied, Madame, the costume Is all
that / can see"
The New Fiat Bandeaux.
The milllners. however. will assure you
--as you peep anxlously out at them from
under n lifted side OF hat brim. that
there is n splendid device 20 keep the
new bats from resting on the shoulders"
Then they produce a contnption which
makes you think OF a huge cookie with
a hole IN the middle only this cookie Is
as big as pie plate. The hole OF the
cookie Ats over the top Of the head. the
chapeau Is adroity poised on its edge.
and there you are. II you like the hat
YOU win take it-aiong with the cookie
baudeau and the milliners advice TO in
vest IN few puns or a pompadour II
you are not willing 10 do this. better
pass the alluring peach basket shape with
a sigh Of regret and select more con-
servatlve style.
With the collariess frocis which are
20 ka rHnr Ia
will be especially artistic and attractive.
ana one notes IN the restaurants these
spring evenings that hoops Of jet or
pearls swinging from the ears add stin
further to the striking and picturesque
Evening journal., 1909-05-18

leaves. fold OF raspberry red velvet
showing under the fruit clusters. white
rough straw basket hat was trimmed
solely with n huge cabachon OF glossy
black grapes, surrounded by vivid green
leaves. This hat was worn with black
frock and green parasol completed a
striking color effect
The Hat Matches other Belongings.
This notion Of matching the parasol to
the hat is always a pretty one, and just
now the graceful scarfs. which form
feature OF the up-to-date woman's ward
robe. carry out the color scheme OF hat
and parasol Another fad Is to have the
satin petticoat. which shows a wee bit
when the skirt Is lifted. match hat and
parasol in shade.
Turbnns Are Dignihed by PIumes.
The favorlte ostrich feathers are used
even on the comparatively small turban
shapes which will continue 10 be worn
with certain types OF costume all summer
helmet turban OF fine black hemp straw
is dashingly smart with silver cord, duh
silver and pearl ornament and an electric
blue ostrich plume sweeping down back
Of one ear. Only n pretty face could
stand this rather daring hat but the
style is especially individual and smart
A more generally becoming turban model
is the one OF white straw braid which
shades the face and softens the express
sion This hat is in Corday shape ana is
trimmed with cie blue velvet ribbon and
two lovely blue plumes. 1t wonld be de-
ectable on woman Of the spirituelle
tyre. with blue eyes and wavy golden
hair.
Wear Only Fine Feathers in
Warm Weather.
Piumes for summer wear should be Of
especially good quality, for there is so
much dampness in the air after sundown
that only a plume OF rich quality will re-
tain its richness and hufiness through &
summer season. Willow plumes are ex-
tremely tempting and extremely costly;
hut a willow plume for summer wear Is
not such n wise investment as an equally
expensive feather with fun. heavy aue or
tip. The willow plume cannot be recurled
! hy the amateur. for the long, graceful
ends are very lightly knotted to the ends
/ of the feather itself. and a very slight
/ pun OF the CURING hhiie pieoAs 'nS AAosNo
, tips.
Lingerie Hats Made by Hand.
Simple hat styles are always youthful in
suggestion, and especially In summer time
with light frocks do they lend a girlish
air: and though the dashing shapes loaded
with magnificent plumes are stunning the
bebe hats Of innocent lace and ribbon GER
tainly do make faces even past the 30
limit look sweetly unsophlsticated.
This year there are two styles o; lingerie
hats-one OF fine lingerie material sewed
together by hand and daintihed by PIN
tucks the whole mounted over stif
blocked shape; the other a bebe effect Of
lace over colored straw. These latter hats
are 80 charming and so easy TO make al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
EAST BARRE

Ripping Stream Rebekabs viii meet
for practice Friday night AZ 1850.
Mrs. Minard has had papering and
painting done, George French doing the
work.
Mrs. Hutchins and Mrs. Sargent were
ct Barre Tuesday afternoon on bust.
ness trip.
Work on the blanchard and Crowlex
quarry has been begun on q small scale,
to increase later.
This Wednesday night Is the LAST night
Of the medicine company and the prizes
win be awarded.
George Libersont Is seriously N with
pleuro pneumonia at his home and Il
under the care Of Drs. Avery and Chi
della. He also has trained nurse from
Barre aud We hope to hear Of his early
recovery.
Nj j. Whitcomb has gone to Boston
FOR two or three weeks to attend a
course Of embalming lectures Charles
White, grandfather of Mrs. Whitcomb,
is stopping with her during her husbands
absence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

May fashions now in az Perry's
New Arabe lace curtains at vaughan's.
Roller skating at the Pavilion tonight.
Muslin underwear second floor at The
Vaughan Store,
Boys indian suits from the Frank
McWhorter co.
Harvey Ayerill is visiting at his home
here from the Harvard law college.
George Ford Of Randolph Is visiting
friends IN the city for a few days.
Ii you care to be served IN a strictly
sanitary barber shop, 90 to Miers's
Tickets for the Conwell lecture will
be on sale at Hendricks until 7 p m.
Alex. Corey returned yesterday from
an extended business visit TO New York.
Dance in Unity Temple, South Barre,
Friday night, April %, Gentlemen 60
cents, ladies free.
Reliable onion sets, 20 cents quart, at
Sowden & Lyons See bulk garden
seed ad. page 4 to-day.
Biiou theatre closed this afternoon be-.
cause Of repairs 20 interior wiring. Open
tonight at J o'clock with new program.
Fresh strawberries AZ "Tony's" Fruit
Store today, u cents basket. Take
home some for supper, or breakfast to.
morrow morning.
Guy Simonds has resigned his position
az clerk IN browns drug store and he
went to his home IN Springfield to-day,
accompanied BY Mrs. smonds.
There will be meeting and smoke
talk Of the Spanish American war vet
Grams, Thursday night at O'Clock, IN
ADies hall. All Spanish American men
are cordially invited to attend.
@ A. G. Jackson Il to give his lecture
on Burns at the logg.flubbard library
in Montpelier Thursday evening, and
those who desire tickets can get them
az 9. +. Buswell's store in Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS

AZ $50 we have a two and one half
yard Curtain, finished with three tueks
and four and ons half inch rufile.
AT 75c and 500 are two other
new Curtains Of fine quality Muslin,
finished with four and one-half inch
ruffe and three tucka.
Az 1925 "a fine Muslin Curtain
with good thread lace insertion and a
deep rufle edged with lace.
At soc il new two and one-half
yard Nottingham Lace Curtain, with a
fine thread finished edge IN a new
pattern
At 75c we can show YOU four good
new patterns in Lace Curtains They
are medium sizo and Of good quail
ity.
Az Csc Il linz Of extra large Not.
tinQham Curtains in the new spring de-
signs, which are Of extra good value.
These are a good length and A fun width.
At half price are a few odd Curtains.
only one pair Of kind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
RIDER NOT HURT
But His Horse Was Run Over By an
Electric Car in Burlington.


But His Horse Was Run Over By an
Electric Car in Burlington.
Burlington, April 2i.---A saddle horse
belonging 10 J. b. Whiteomb, the livery
man, was run over yesterday morning
by one Of the WinoosE cars Of the Bur.
linqton Traction company on Pearl street
near the foot Of Greene street The car
was in charge Of Motorman David Flynn
and Conductor Brush The horse was
ridden BY B J Bukef, an employe Of
the Whitcomh stables.
The Traction company people say
that the car had nearly passed the
horge. When fire animal reared and either
threw himself Of slid in front Of the
rtar trucks 81 the car, which passed over
ore 81 his hind legs The road at this
piace WIS wet and the horse might have
easily slipped. both conductor and mo-
tdrman claim that the car was going st
slow rate Of speed and gay Tint Buker
said that the ear people were IN no way
to blame
Buker, the rider IF the horse, said
laat night that two double teams were
blocking the road and that the only
way for him 70 pass was BY the car
track. The car approached from behind
and the motorman dropped the fender,
throwing the horse and rider. Buker roll
"a to the side Of the road end was not
injured. excepting a few bruises, receiY-
ed in the fall
The horse, which was one Of the best
in the Whiteonlb stables, was shot later
bv Veterinary Stevenson.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
NEW LACE CURTAINS.

Az 1885 Is ono Of the best values
in Nottingham Iacc Curtains we ever
put out for the money They come in
a number Of new patterns, both in the
plain and covered oenters, are full fifty
four inches wide and three yards long
At $50 Is an extra large Curtain
and Of a new pattern design. The large
one Is just the Curtain whore you want
one 10 window.
At $50 Is a variety Of new Not.
tineham Curtains in a medium size, botn
with The plain and covered centers.
At s1.75 IL an extra large Curtain
which Is good value for those who have
a large window or want to use one Cur.
tain at a window.
At s1.9s We can give you a large
range Of Curtain designs, made Of fine
quality net and entirely new patterns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
ABBOTT'S WHITE ROCKS

were winners Of silver cup at Barre and all frsts
with cup at St. Adams in January 1909 Eggs
from select matings fwere 81. 80 early in season.
now 81. 90 per setting.
Abbott s. C. r. /. Reds, won first pen at
Barre. Eggs from this pen 81 90 per setting.
Booths Barred Rocks have always won silver
cups in Barre. They are now in our breeding
pen. Eggs 81 90 per setting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
NEW LACE CURTAINS.

At s2.2S and So so are some new
values in Nottingham Lncc Curtains
These are Of new design and come
N both The plain ceuiers with fne flower
design edge, and the covered ceuiers,
which makes a little heavier Curtain.
At $500 are some very neat Curtains
which comes in sets Of from two TO
four pairs in lot This Il a fine lace
net Curtain, with neat pattern edge
At $3.50 to $3.50 are some new
Net Lace Curtains finished with a three
ana four-incb fila net insertion and a
eluney aud filed net edge These are
entirely new and are very good.
At $3.50 and $3.50 are some now
vslues in a White Irish Point Cur
tain.
At s57B and s6.T5 are sonp extra
fine Curtains in the new French EN-
broidercd net. These are made with
embroidered edge with heavy corner and
an embroidered insertion with deep cor
ner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
MONTPELIER


The herd Of cows owned by Bingham
Marvin, milk dealer in this city, have
been tested for tuberculosis and given
clean bin Of health.
Mason s. Stone, state superintendent
Of education, viii hold a conference with
the Washington county school diree-
tors At his Office az the State House
Wednesday, April 2s.
Mrs B. Conf. who was recently dis.
charged from Heaton hospital after an
operation for appendicitis. will sail next
week with her three children from New
York for italy to remain there during
the summer.
A meeting Of the members Of the
Church Of the Messiah viii be held Fri.
day evening IN the church vestry 10 con
slider the election Of successor 10 the
Rev Dr. j. Edward Wright whose
resignation win take eject july ?,
Howard A. Brown 81 BrattIeboro, prin.
eipal, Phillip Ransom Of Woodstock
and Rufus Percy Of Newport, aiternates,
appointed 70 Annapolis by Congressman
kittredge Haskins. are taking the en-.
trance examination At the federal build.
ing this week
The Tuberculosis exhibit which opened
yesterday morning ia Armorv han an.
der the direction II the state board 81
health was visited during the day and
evening BY 8 large number Of people. II
wiil b. taken from here N Windsor. then
to Bellows falls, Bennington and Rat.
lind.
Attorney. General J g. Sargent Is at
his office in the State House for q few
days He win continue Thursday 10
represent the state in testimony and de-.
positions III his office AZ Montpelier IN
The mandamus case Of the futile com
pany 0f Rutland against Horace T. Gra-
ham, state auditor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
Gard 81 Thanks.

VIII those friends who have 50 kindly
striven BY either spoken or written
words OF sympathy 81 helpful acts To
tighten our burden Of sorrow and those
who contributed floral offerings please
accept this assurance Of orr deep appre-
citation until such a time as We are able
to thank them personally2
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Smith,
Victor G. Smith,
Roy Smith,
Mrs. Lutheria Collins
West Topsham. W.. April 20, 1909.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
New Spring Clothes

Just got back from New York,
been buying new Spring Clothes
men $, women's and chiIdren's.
Had good luck-struck some
extra good bargains in first class
clothes. Bought low for cash.
Nov we Il sell you, brand new
goods At lover price than charged
most places for same quality.
Come in today--see the sty-
Iish suits for men and lots OF
other desirable things.
Even if you don't want to
buy, step ii and look round.
Glad TO see you.
ALEX COREY & Co,
orr. Jaek's Lunch Room, Depot 80.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
When Contemplating Changes in Your Home
By the Adding Of Furnishings

whether it be of new Furniture or Carpets,
new Wall Papers or Floor Coverings of any de
scription. always look the matter up thorough
ly. Come to us Read the ads Perhaps
some little suggestion from us will be just what
you are wishing to know to start you on the
right road We are here for that purpose, so
don't feel afraid to ask us questions. Our show
ing has never been as complete as at the pres
cnt time, and the quantity which we handle
enables us to quote lower prices than any con-
Germs in this section.
Today we arc showing window of Sec
tional Book Cases. 1t shows how adaptable
they are to rooms that are small and seemingly
crowded with furniture by placing the case
alongside and under the windows of the same.
The sectional idea in book cases is the one
worth considering Oak sections, 81 so, IT'S,
3. 90, SIS Large double sections in quar-
tered oak, So 90. Mahogany and weathered
oak finish are to be had in any Of the following
makes: Gum, Globe-Wernicke, Danner and
Macy. Catalogues giving full descriptions can
be had of us for the asking.
B. w. HOOKER & CO., Barre, VT.
CITY UNDKRTAKKRS
improved Ambulance Service Orders Promptly Attended T.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
A. P ABBOTT & co. A- P. ABBoTT & GO. "A.
Daylight Store1
Visit Our New Lace Curtain Department.

We have stock basement have one
Mun Noringhms
the
the display south window
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21
A. p. Abbott 60 Co.
TALK OF THE TOWN

New laoes at vaughan's.
Roller skating st the Pavilion tonight.
silk and ncreerized gloves at The
Vaughan Store.
just received i large invoice OF white
muslin curtains at Abbott's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-21

AT The Comique to night only, It IL
with pleasure Che management Of the
Comiquc theatre wish to announce
special feature for this evenings entsr-
tainment which Is to be cornet solo
To De delivered BY AIr Kari Forsell, an
artist 81 distinguished prominence. Mr.
Forsell will render Snlivan's Lost
Chord. d selection which win be highly
By all lovers Of first class
music; very rarely does the public have
the opportunity to indulge IN such an
enjoyable musical treat for the small
admission 81 five cents Mrs Harry
Russell viii play the accompaniment It
Is unnecessary Cor rs "a attempt any
display Of commentator on Mrs Rms
sells merits AZ musician for moving
pictures; her natural and earnest en-
beavers have established for themselves
4 reputation seldom surpassed by Che
average class Of first class artists Her
superiority is thoroughly acknowledged
81 the public.