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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Mars WAS begun, 80 that the two planets
are again drawing together Mars Will
pass to the east Of Saturn ON Decem
bcr 81
Jupiter and Mercury are now morn
ing stars.
Halley's Comet.
This brilliant. uakcdeye comet. which
during the past twenty centuries has
appeared in the SKY every scVcntv-SiX
expected return on September IL. II
was then in the direction of the point
\, Fig. !, exactly IN the position pre-
dictcd by computation. In It's regular
motion along its great path, $500 ,000.-
900 Of miles long. 1T was then more
than 36O.0O0.000 of miles from the
earth. aud WAS. hence, excessively faint
and only to be detected in the very
largest telescopes or by photography.
As it draws rapidly nearer the earth
| its apparent motion among the stars
increases; on November ] il viii be ut
3, frg !, and on January at ID.
During tho present month it is still
so far away that 1t viii he visible only
| in the largest telescopes. BY the end
of next January it will probably be.
come visible TO the naked cyc, remain
ing in the evening sky IN the west IN
Itil March % After this date it must
bc looked for in the early morning sky
where it remains near the sun until
MAY is. when it again enters the even
ing sky, and in the course of few
DAYS passes entirely across the heavens
from thc west to the east, During these
days it is nearest tho earth, and VIII
doubtless. be n striking and magnificent
object The earth will probably pass
through the tail Of this comet on May
llS. No special effect will be produced
bN fins cnCOuntCT
The Eclipse Of the Moon.
The full moon will pass into thu
earth S shadow in the early morning oi
| November 81. 1t viii reach the point
A. Fig, 4. and the eclipse begin at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

DO not elect me and tie my
hands with an opposing COun-
ciI," is Mayor Bransford'S ap-
peal to the progressive men
and women of Salt Lake. The
Mayor knows how helpless he
would be TO carry out the pub
lie wish if handicapped by a
reactiOnary Council.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
MaccabecS.

Salt Lake City tent No. held regular
review Thursday evening last. The sec
upon two new members by the degree
team. after which the entertainment
committee gave the tent an enjoyable
Surprise" Prof, Cook rendered some
choice selections on the piano. Sir
knight Hubbard distinguished himself as
a soloist. and Sir knight IL y Standlsh
did some good talking.
Utonian tent No, l. held review
Wednesday evening last and transacted
general business
Thursday evening next. November 4.
the joint committee OF the tents VIII give
d card social at J. o o. +, hall. Prizes
will be awarded. All are Invited.
Banner hive, No. II. will hold regular
review Tuesday afternoon, November :,
at so o'clock. The ladies are all urged
To DC present, All visiting Lady Macca- :
bees are very welcome. Lady State COM
mander Alice b. Locke Of Colorado VII!
be with us November ith TO the Sth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
ACTUAL AOSTIl|IIES
WILL BEGIN TODAY
Captains of lions War of the
Roses Name Their
IieutenantS.

Actual hostilitlcs will begin Mon1ay
morning in the ''War of tho Roses nc
captains of the opposing armies. MrS RaSt
!. Fitzgerald OF the army OF the Rcd;
and Mrs. Olive Havcns OF The army OF
the White named their leutonants sun
day. Each captain will have ten iisr hrsr
assistants. AS the war progresses oti,er S.r
Iicutcnants may be appointed. These are
the licutcnInts named: ,.,,.
Army OF the Red. Mrs. Hart ]; tiE-
gerald captain-Aicsdamcs Elizabeth
Coray; William r. BatlSr iS.,on =; ; 'aGSgS Morn.
inEstar. w N. Frazcc, \. T. McCann' H.
w, Smith, and Miss Coz, Cl3rK; n1iI. 1avops
captain-Mesdames l.. ". BAILEY H,.,,i g: Il.
searIes. II }, Dninny $. Ewing frane r:anb
Il. stephens, w. G Lyme. DR.. Grace
Stratton. the Misses Pearl Savage, unda
IIamrcn and Martina McGilliNray -,
The War OF the Roses VIII pc loueht
for fifteen DAYS. Its purpose is to secure
an enlarged membership for the houhE
Women's Christian association. ~ Is INC
hope of the association authorities 'hat
the membership will he duacruplcd ny
Tho time the termination Of tho war is
announced and the treaty OF peace SiSneG'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Avoid Taking
--COId-

If people would only use or,
dinary precautions, tho toll OF
disease and death directly
traceablc to neglected colds
would not he nearly so heavy,
Learn TO breathe properly,
don I expose the person need:
lcsslv to sudden changes OF
tcmpcraturc. dampncss aud
drauchts. Get busy with the
FIRST snccze and check q cold be
fore it reaches the lungs, \
simple remedy. and one that is
highly recommended. is made by
mixing two ounces of Glyccrinc.
half ounce OF Virgin Oil of
Pine compound pure and eight
ounces Of pure Whisky. You
can buy these in any good drug
store and easily mix them in
large bottle. H. is claimed by
the Leach Chemical Co, Of Gin
cinuati. who prepare the genuine
Virgin Oil OF Pine compound
pure, that tcaspoonful OF tins
mixture four times day. VIII
break up a cold in twcutY-touT
hours, and cure any cough that
is curahlc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbinc circle No. II held its card
party and social Thursday evening OcNo-
bcr 81 which proved a success. There
were twenty three tables, all filled, ana
several persons present who did not play
cards The circle expects to give another
social soon. Thursday evening, October
2S the order held its regular meeting
with Guardian Ncighbor Bowdcl in the
chair and all officers present, The en-
tertainment committee entertained with
rccitatlons and music. Mrs. Letha
Montgomery gave two recitauons anu
Mrs Armstrong two musical selections,
which were good. after which drawing
contest was INDUCED In.
The Thimblc club Will meet WIN
Neighbor MIlly EarlS Thursday afternoon
al 9 o'clock, 22l East First south street.
All Women OF WoodcTaft are invited
The next meeting will be Thursday
evening, November /, at l. o. Q, +. hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
I. o. o. T.

Salt Lake lodge, No. >. / o, o. f..
had one Of It's rousng meetings again
Friday night, The grand master, ac-
companicd by the grand secretary, grand
treasurer and grand representatives, made
an official visit. During the evening
President Grand. j. w. Susden was pre-
sented with a past grand's collar by Past
Grand Master w. o Carbis Tor the lodge.
Next Friday the ord,r will confer the
initia tory degree on several candidates.
All Odd Fellows are welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

lSlIe os Ildlley COlueU, lIOIH a.
drawing made on October 10, 1885.
fading away of The wonderful Demon
Star. at k. which. at constant inter
val of about two days, twenty-one
hours, has three -fourtbs Of its light cut
on by large. dark star, which IS re-
yoIving around il. The total time &C
cupicd III the stars darkcning and af
terward rcgaining it's original bright
ness is about nine hours. II will be at
its faintcst this mouth. November a..
midnight: November IL, Q p. m. and
November 90. p. III. eastern standard
time). Tic other eclipses occur in day
light aud are, hence, invisible TO us.
The Planets,
If the observer Will look toward the
southwest soon after sunset. he cannot
fail to notice the beautiful planet
Venus. which is now very much the
brightest object in the sky, 1t is still
low down in the heavens and sets so
early as about p. M. but on Novem-
Der its upward motion among the
stars will begin, and it will then be-
come more conspicuous, 1t reaches its
greatest distance east Of the sun on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Fraternal Brotherhood.

The committee OF wide awake and
active members of .Scgo Lily lodge No.
252 T. +. B., met and entertained itself
and friends wednesday night in liallow-
cen style in the hall, which was artistic
ally decorated for the occasion. Eight
candidates We're escorted through The
Land of His Nibs. 'iPlutoS Chamber Of
Horrors" Gypsy Fortune~Tcller from
Egypt" "Just Landed in Salt Lake. y
''Physiognomy Reading. music and sew
eral two-stcps. Appropriate refreshments
in abundance were served at small tai
blcs All present had 'bushel OF fun.
Come To lodge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

So many of the bright winter stars
have now entered the evening sky that
the eastern heavens already present n
brilliant appearance. The striking
group Taurus is nearly half way TO
the zenith, while below this Orion, the
most magnificent constellation Of all,
and Gemini. with lis two bright twin
stars, are entering the evening sky to-
gcthcr. The Great Square Of Pegasus
shines out high mp in the south, the
large rather faint Andromeda, with its
wonderful nebula, is exactly overhead,
aud in the north the Great Dippcr is
again Just beginning its upward climb
around the pole.
The Autumn Stars.
The beautiful Milky Way extends
through the zenith from east to west,
but the greater part of its wonderful
summer branch. with the striking
groups of Sagittarius and the Scorpion,
has disappeared. The bright group of
the Eagle is. however, still conspicuous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
C. a. z.

George II Maxwell post No. .. G. y.
r.. VIII hold regular meeting in I. o.
O. f. hall. in Postoiiicc place. Saturday.
November g. at 7;3O O'Clock Sharp. y
good attendance is desired. Visiting
comrades welcome.
The ladies of the James Is. Mexican
w r c. will he entertained by Mrs.
Mark Rcedail at her home. 123 McCleland
avenue. Thursday afternoon. November 4.
All corps ladies and their friends arc
welcome. Take East First South car,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Fratcrnal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge l5l had another enjoy
able meeting Monday last, and initiated
another candidate into the mysteries Of
the order. The low rate of initiation has
been continued until the end of the year
Members are urged to take advantage OF
the encouraging offer and do their best
TO increase tho membership, as we'll as
the social functions, The next meeting
OF the lodge Will take place Monday next,
when tho degree team will give another
exhibition drill. All members welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

last week. concerning y Christmas enter
talnment, turned 10 "snoWbails. con-
Canning and Baker, was appointed TO
get busy and keep busy, for the knights
Sisters and families.
The committee on monthly entertain
rnent comDosed OF Sisters Langstrod,
Reitz and Canning. invites all members
and friends. knights and Sisters. 10
basket social in the hall. November l..
There Will he several other spccialtios,
with admission free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
HOW TO VOTE AND WHERE


IL ands
pandp
teets as % o be cit
THE W0RK OF The AMERICAN CHAIRMAN IN HAVING
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Imnroved Order of Red Men.

Washable tribe No I kipdled its coun-
ril fire last Monday night. with II good
attendance, and went through n great
deal OF work for the sood Of the tribe
The members gave the adoption degree
to one paleface They will give the ssmo
degree TO two paletaces tonight They
have more applications to come up for
action tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Weak Over-wOrked Women

arc broken down and household
by chdcn ana cares
Pofound
conmcndabl what these unfortunate women r need sa
and strengthening Ny ano Regulator
land harmony with woman peculiar deli
carefully proportion the ingredients ana
of 1er
regularly graduated physician
had and n class OF
Dr. EDierce's FavOrite Prescription
MEDICINE
,a1d for druggists
having all I"
tn above qnaHfc
DYwhcha ahoHol
injurious OF
is ana so goo' III ITS
its
verbJiug
In Prescription absolutely
reliable trustworthy remedy
It American
all of endorsed each
of complicated
ullof
V Pierce M D. Pres Buffalo MY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Royal Neighbors of America.

salt Lake Valley camp. No 3o52: Royal
Neighbors Of America. will hold their
regular meeting next Wednesday night.
The Winonc Sewing club met at Neigh
Dor McEnany's last Thursday and will
meet at Ncighhor IIosi"rs. No, 323 East
Tenth South street. next Tuesday after
noon 10 finish some sewing and make
arrangements for n bazaar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Foresters Of America

Court Salt Lake. No. 1, will meet
Wednesday evening. November z, in the
X Of g ball y West First South street.
All members arc requested 10 be pres
rnt as business Of importance will come
before the court All visiting brothers
are invited TO attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

hours III minutes a. m; ii viii reach
the point b anu the eclipse become to-
tai at > hours II minutes 4. m, Its
center will be AT the point c, and the
total eclipse end at 4 hours SO minutes,
and finally ii viii reach d and the en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
l.. o. T. M.

Lillian Iinlistcr hive No. IL will hold
regular review In Eagles hall Thursday
evening November 4. All officers and
members are requested To he present.
as I.ady Locke. state commander OF Colo
RADIO will he with us
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Pythian Sisters,

Hcrnionc temple No. met and held
y short hut interesting session Friday
evening. The committee that had charge
of the recent card party made salts
factory report. Final report Will be made
at next meeting The "snow1akes" OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

tire eclipse be over AT ) hours IS min.
utes a. M eastern rIme), the durd-
tiou thus being hours p minutes. The
appearance Of the partially cchpscd
moon nj various times is shown in Fig.
ERIC DOOLITTLE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

The American emblem-the
aag--is on the top lever this
wear. Pull the flag lever to the
right until the bell rings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Vote early and straight. The
top lever will do" the moss
backs as they should be "done
by"
Royal Stale Bread Depot

Open TO D. M. daily. Entrance on
Third Sosth. Good bread very Cheap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
The Eclipse of the Moon.

TIC bCIIpsg OF V1IV HIVV1r'
The full moon will pass into the
earth s shadow in the carly morning Of
November 81. 1t will reach the point
A. Fig. 4. and the eclipse begin at =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
POOL ROOMS
CLOSE SHOP
FOR A TIME
Chief Ward Said to Have
Requested the Local
Pool Sellers to Take n
Vacation.

Fearful Of visit from detectives
employed by the grand jury. eight
Seattle race track pool rooms re.
the regular patrons appeared with
fused TO take bets yesterday. When
their money To wager on good
things they were told that during
the grand iury'a sitting no pool
rooms would be operated.
Il IL understood that Chief Ward
notified the owners that II would
be favor 10 him II the operators
ceased work until the grand Jury
quit It's work The Detroit Bar,
which IL The clearing house and
information bureau for the pool
rooms. closed its race track bust.
ness, and all the others did like.
wiae
Dope sheets aud the zone best
bet" were published yesterday and
sold. but the purchasers had no
chance 10 use the dope"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
HORSE MEDICINE LAW
Fine Legal Point Seems Decided
in Case OF Man Who Took
u for Booze.


SIOUX FALLS. a. D.. Dec. a..
A jury IN the circuit court OF Tur.
ner county cogltAted over the com.
plant Of one Peter Redonius and
then decided that be had no re-
dress
II was a peculiar case. and one
In which Peter felt he was entitled
10 5000 damages, His wall was
that be had applied ut a drug store
for quantity OF the fluid known
as whisky. which IL said BY those
vcrsed In its properties TO be taken
Internally with agreeable effect
Instead Of this article. the com.
plalnsnt declares. be was given
horse medicine. which he drank.
The effect OF this was not agree
bible. says Redenlps. In that II made
him sick He thought he should at
least be compensated for mental
and bodily anguish.
The Jury disagreed with him. but
upon what ground was not stated.
Homs think that the jury consid
cred II standoff. that il. granting
the horse medicine was not whisky.
neither. on the other hand, was
Rcdenius horse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03

ELkS WILL HOLD
THEIR MEMORIAL

The Elks will hold their annual
memorial services on Sunday AZ.
ternoon at 30. In the Alhambra
theatre. The men who have died
within the past year and for whom
services swill be held. are: +. u.
Childs. Henry Blethon, w g. VII.
son. r. % Merrill. J. X Clenden-
ming and Robert w. Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
Millinery
l|alf Price

.'s'sss event Of the Miiii-.
s'tmsnt will be the half
- SATURDAY, Of the greater
= 'hs Trimmed Hats Five
~. Including Pattern
~ ~, ~ Foremost designers
IN and Paris. also q fine
aVH" our own work
xIsss. occurs before the hOi-
~ sfefy opportunity 10
h4fftsste waited to have bet
p fs..shs and the benefit If
~. . n1tliler Of what has al
aiH hssaa sIsary sale.
'''''..s....... s37.S0
''.'..s..s....... $4,000
'''''.'........sI2 .SO
''''.'.......... sz.s0
h...'''ss .si.2S
al III ,'s and Fine Shapes
y F i'ss Fancy Feathers and
l4ss 49,. $3.50 ohe-half prlea
piisd =. reesvsd silplsent
oasll,.s' nels Hair Taras. eEs
~ u : s',y - S1.25
!ss sasHfapl Tnrbana.
AAA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
SPECIAL SERVICE TONIGHT,

A special Friday evening service
will be held az the Chevra Bikur
Cholum this evening, at which
Rev. DR. Iilrsch Werner will talk
on "Perpetuation OF Judaism"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
Attention,
Merchants

You Will be Interested to know
that we have more safes and vaults
in daily use than all other manufac,
turers combined.
We guarantee our safes and
vaults to be superior TO all others.
Purcell Safe Co. 9l2 Occidental
nv., agents for Herring. Hall-Marvin
Safe Co. manufacturer of the gen.
uine Hall Safe q Lock Co.'S safes
and vaults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
YOUR WIFE NOT YOUR
VALET, HE DECLARES

CHICAGO. Dec. 81 love TO
acw buttons on my pants, Sew
them on my sons pants. too. says
Prof r. n Blount OF the Robert
Waller high school. mo man ought
20 make valet OF his wife. and
that's what the majority OF men are
doing
The other day Mrs Anna r.
blount, who IL a praciicinE phyal.
elan. IN an address before club
Of Oak Park women. said she made
her husband sew on hih own but.
tons when be busted" them off.
To-day Prof Blount said she did
nothing IT the sort: that he eewed
them on because he wanted 10. lie
does Il for ethical reasons. and 10
does bis eldest son. Walter Earl
Bl0uni. who IL only old enough to
scramble around the house and
swallow buttons when he finds
thom. Isn't mature enough 10 grasp
principles Of ethics, 40 Papa Hlount
HcwH buttons on hla attire. too.
AINnGC sanFx4~tA4a 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
Holiday Gloves

Holiday Gloves
Fownea Celebrated Real Kid
Gloves, meme better, also COM
plefe Hire Of Cape. Suede and
Mocha Gloves in black. white
and popular shades. perfect fit
ting. well made; satisfaction
Buy your Holiday Gift Gloves
now
cleo PAIR ron
Fownes 2-CIasp Ianark one
seam Kid Gloves all coIors. and
Brown. Gray or Tan Mocha or
Suede Gloves; equal 20 ti.2s
sl.Bo PAIR ron
Fownes' celebrated Real French
KID Gloves. black. white. browns.
tans, navy. green, red. cham
payne, etc every pair Euaran-
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known at this popular price; put
Up in pretty gift boxes IL de-
s2.oo PAIR ron
Best Quality 2-Claep Real
French Kid. black. white and
popular shades pretty glove
box free with each pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03

s7.so LONG KfnDSos s1.oa
Long Kirnonos. fine quality
vslours. Empire style. faced
with satin ribbon on collar.
cuffs and front. trimmed
with satin rIhbsn at belt and
back. pleated front. cpst
sleeve. regular t7S0 co m
quality. Eaie price y ksUU
$500 KIMoSos sz.5e
Here In a garmsnt that will
make beautiful Christmas
gift. best quality crepe cloth,
shirred AT waist. pleated
front and back. trimmed with
satin, large sleeves. large
floral patterns. dainty color.
lngf regular $500 value.
Sale SALE S2.h0
LADIES' sI.oo HOSE zoe
Fine Imported Liale Hose IN
large assortment Of beautiful
patterns. silk embroidered or
figured. mercerized finish.
double sole. regular 81 90
value. Sale Enc
price ...........s.s..s.0 Ot
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
The New Condor Clothino
For Fall

It's the finest and handsoms
coupled with years of experienrs
up with the maximum amoun, .
and overcoats being made with T,
There's a reason for the .
here IN Greeley. II spells better
clothing that not only fits When
satisfying service. We belieyc
clothing as are hundreds Of our
Ike the new Suits and Overcost
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
Separate Goats

Light weight coats in quarter and run srel
intermediate wear The cravennetted cio'' ~, are ,h'
are especially we'll liked for that purpose - highest
every description the tan covert seems " occasions
is practical and suitable 'o' .ilewaIe che''s
employed for the separate coats are se'S are still n'
and broadcloth Very dressy outer gam" - ne the mn'
finished cloths The close fitted styles ,e m the ioaS
separate coats especially those n'enoeo are in geas
utility and dress The strictly tailored usually conc
the fances but where fancy effects are ''" Some coats
trusive self-trmmings and the low mp while Others AZ
.ss ,s" pssss ,sts e "ss, .a ss %
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
An Idea of What
Is What in Millinery

The MORE hat is meeting with unusual success
both in the pressed and the hand made goods While
MORE is generally looked upon only as excellent MILL
merry material for the early part of the season some n
expect its popularity to be lasting. Some at
tenton is also given corded silks, well smooth
faced cloths like broadcloth, cashmere and This
seasons hat shapes especially adapted for combining
materials Where the crown is draped two more ma
terals almost invariably employed and the rolled
and upturned brins usually show undertakings of
trasting material
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
Strictly Tailored Suits

With the exception of here and there fancy 6 N,
type the general is for strictly tailored an" 7o
The suits show better lines both as to coat anu ~ a t
sufficiently to reveal the lines and curves oi ' hs u
graceful folds the feet and are trim ana uS ,sda
wide employment of novelty fabrics ana ' - are the no
den Age ideas by the of self and button nuns
fsatures of this seasons suits The fancie trimmed
marked by the use of novel trimming forms " . he ioa
low hip lines The shield front fastened ''''
offerings in Fall garments.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-16
Absence of Exaggerated Types

Unless something entirely is sprung upon us
later this will be noted for its absence of freaky
types of millinery The tendency to be altogether
for the well known conservative shapes and the cavalier
sailor and turban is shown a number of designs The
upurued and roll brim models seem to multiply as the
season advances. With much manipulation of the
brim there ought to be hat suit every type of fe-
nny. While the hats large and the head sizes of
good proportions there decided absence of exaggera
ted types