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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
@ q O. MAKES
30 - - ALASTING CURE.

Not only ability its absolute safety remedy
has made extensively all medicines in the treat
mineral mixture
which temporarily symptoms the disease
delicate
vital strikes directly tho and purifying the blood
the completely and permanently tho trouble
s Natures blood purifier harmless its action a2d certain In r
results 1t combination and herbs CT
which has definite and specific action in g tho blood Years we
selecting iacdens but when
perfected i i2ciy all ohee
blood only certain
driving tho poison from tho
circulation builds strengthens by tane vegab
Contagious L1ll
of its podol
potash Homo
any i FREQ
to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
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See Henry Kopittke for Rock
Springs coal. Phone Main 17s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14
ATHENA BREV|T|ES
MORE TRACTS OF LAND
TO BE SUBDIVIDED

VIII BE Placed on the Market In One
TO Five Acre Lots-Other Schemes
OF the Sort Have Been Encourag.
highlands Are In the Sub Irriga-
ton Belt-Weston Business Man
Comes Over in Touring Car-Other
Personals.
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What time will the clock stop?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

What time will the clock stopY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-14

What time will the CLOCK stop?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
MidJtigc pbcrbnnocsgcridtlidDe Gats
idlcionuacu.

@a biu9tom :. g., 6. Sei.
- Ios SbcrblulocSgeribt belpilli1tc
belte Oos Seilf INN einen Gerto-
riori-9efcbl i'm Sale ser SS. Sum,
@onlpers, 6ranf Worriion rmb Sobu
afitdell, 9colnte Der .6cberotion oi
9nbor." " lueldc me9en WiiBohtlng ser
@crihtSoutoritdt 5u @ciGn9uiBboit
ptrlrtbcilt liuo. Inter Der beilti9cr
Gntiheibuna miro Der gon5e Yro8eB
gcaen bic brei Gerurtbeiltcu pom
Sberbunoesaeribt rcpiOirt lpcroen.
GaS @cild nm einen Gertoriuri.
Nefcbl im ,Snlle oeS HerpsOorfer Sons
ti(rS Gborlco 9S. Worie iuuroc pom
Cberbluocsaeribt obaeIebnt. 0oric
lit befonntlih luegen &crItoBe gegen
ric Notiouolbonfs@ s@eiebe 5l Is Sob-
rcll 3ltcbtboits perllrtbeilt nno miro
icinc Soit MN oitreten miiiien tpenn
icine slmpGte niht lpieoer einen
&orlpalo Niir cincn sluiidub lno
lIcrc Terbon0llngen finben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
Widlt fir Wannel.

Nem Dorf, 6. Iejeinber. -
Sri. Duonnc Soipnienb, Sohter bes
Srn. 2anrcnee 5ownieno, iriiberen
omerifnniiden 8eiunoten al Bortll.
gal ipelde in ci,rop6iihen aabel-
Gepcidcn als cine moglihc 9raut
ii:r Den aonig Waniiel bon Yortugal
erpdbnt poroen lit, fam beute ans
Nnnperpen bier an uno ltellte ale
Gtrloblin9Sgeriidte in 9lbreoe. Sie
iio Der segenlp1riige Stonig ,paren
por elf Iobren, ols lie Ycioe nod,
&inocr nno niht iiber od)t Sabre oIt
roren, Spiclgeidbrten uno erneucr
Ten Dor etli6en 8ohen, oils lie iid)
alS 9aite oes aonigs Goporo int
SdloB @inoior traien. Die olte 9e,
fanltihait. Ter iilnae aonig er.
irnerte iih Ieincr fleinen Spielgc.
i1brtin iciort, ollen bis 5li elmer
%erlobung 9coieb Die Sohe nitt
tric Srl. Dponnc beilte enpbatiii)
timo uno 3il piiicn giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
She Marplaao Sabinss Saat,

eRoweit.Cfde Baltimore. uMb Summeree'straRe.
Baltimore, Nh.
Der iuuae Otnun bon beute plro I'M 2uG0'
Idbnitt -perfrbpeuberiit nIlo crfrapaqnnl. lpoalo
er C5elo pernient @r elnuht Dap er, oDne
NIdSirbt aui ieincn Gpbn, ebenio ptcl perlpel,'
ben inib pie Groere innae Seuie, poet g pll.
bet fin Elm, nidbt mInuld obne ole pom lDni
idalic, oerfdblcnoerteH 3. 10 poer 10 eelis
cine itteinbare aIeiniaieit wtuu gcipart, II,
meniaeIl Sabrcll cin tSlimodlncnt fir cine fpdiere
QSeiddiissgarriere biloen lpiirbe. Hn Aeliioe
erteIrnen oaB, Ncr oeu Sent uidlt cbrt, iit oee
Tpllars uid,f mertb.
Gs III oas @et6dft Der ,@,arhlauo Sabings
Bant," Griparniile 5u permalten. sic fbui
bies In elmer ggeifc, Die br eine iturie Sielluna
unter ben 5inan5'Snltui,n hes Sunoes aetprll'
I'm WaIiimore's Sauptitrabe eeeeen GdsIb
often bon 10 bis 3 uDr. Suriio9 bis 8 llbr
M3enoS, Geffnet Elm Gonto benie. mcnn aud
nlr init 81.
@epbhnt Gadl baa sparsu an.
peamte:
@m. u. Gluue, Yrdiiocrt.
Gummeriielb Nalb,pin, Sife'VriilnCNt.
Saparo Z. Niniants, Sebubmclier.
Matter 8. Gpai, piiIfssSd abmeifcr.
Midjuro ~. Tnpan. glniuaIt
Eireftpreu:
summcrfielb Baldwin, !. 0lot Ti9gs.
Soiepb .. GbtsrcD, Solbua 2. 3t1ipiing5,
Soiparb Z. 98iuiuns, siid,arb @i. aEpoau
I. Gilbert 9iebes, e3orbon Y. 3aine.
9S. I. y. Sulanp, Npiabi ". yBlilidnlon,
Ism. gS. GIouo.
(9lobls-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
Sub inn clcftriid,cn Smllc.

REM gorf, 6. 03enlber. -
Veoros SonportJoomion, Der ilm9e
sirmcnier Der ben ormenilben Scp'
pihbdnoler SoonncS Suuibonian aul
80. Sllli 1907 ouf Dem llnion'
Squnre erinoroetc, iiibnte bcute iriis,
Gie Sbot olirt oen Zoo i'm eleftriIhc,,
Stnbl i'm 3uftboliie 5u Sin9 Sing.
Ser &erilrtbcilte bereitete iih ibon
0eitern in iciuer 3elle oili Den zoo
Dcr, Dem er gcioBt cntgcgenlob. Gin
crmeniiher Erieitcr mo 5luei borm-
bcr5iae S6meitcrn beilhten i'm &c.
itcrn mo iproden ibm Croft 81. Git
Sinricbtlng uerlici o6ne icglihc Sto-
rltlll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
Sd,eiut iibcraeidmappt.

9elleioutoine, 8, 6. GeS,-
s, VI. &iebnore, anaeblid aus ct.
2olliS. ltieg bellte nit einer Hetle'
-taibe, maIde Rertbpapicre 5tin
iheinboren 9etroge BON $450,0O0
crtbielt, inn biciigen 9abnboie aus
eincrn bon Nelp.Dorf fommenoen
3nec lno fiinbigte bcn GntIdluB an,
Iih oaS 2ebcn 81 ncbmen. Gr ge'
bcroetc licb mie Elm @ubniinniger nno
muroe icltgenommen. Cine Inter
il,bl,ng IN einem Soipitol ergob, oaB
er peridieocue, nod nicbt gan5 &C.
beiltc Shnittmunbcn om Sols lno
fln 9lrnien bate. Gr erfl1rte, lelnt
girrpanoten IN ct. 2ollis bGtten lid
0lgen ibn peridiporent nm lib ieineS
%crnlogenS 5ll bcm1htigcn ino ibn
crner Srrenonlthlt 5u iibcranhuortcn.
St. 9ouis, 6. 9e3embcr. - Der
9tonc IS. q. Eic0norc" ltebt niht
I'M bicliscn Staot- -AoreBblld mo fein
iclher Mann lit bier befunut.
(Spiter.) - 8eitcre 9tddforlhlln'
'0ln oeilten on oob Der 5ll pelleIon.
tcinc perboiietc Otonn Sector u.
Eieonoir, Elm 9lnluolt unb @rlno.
eioentbumss s9lgent lit, pelder it'd
f!ir5lih onldBlid elmer gterpcn5crriit-
ting no1 Dilllooon'S Sorm beigSbte
TloinS, 9i..D, begub mo cine Sur
hrrt ourhmod)te. gr mnroe belte
1T ct. 2olliS 5liriid eruortct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
Nm sScrf.

-
Critic regclmdBige Sieims oes 81.
Gongreiies eroiinet. = Tur Ron.
tiuegeidJdite am criten Gage.
gSaibingtou, .. 6, 6. Seq.
- 9eibe SGltier Oes Gongreiies tra.
tcn beiite Mittag au ibrer eriten
rcgcImdBigcn Sisung 3uiammen, oa
hic lnngc, iiinfmonatlibeSeiiio pom
4. Wt1r5 bis gum 9lugult 5. 5. feline
tcgelmdBige, ionoern cine Grtra-
Sibiug llnb IebigIid Der glnnabme
cincS nellen Sariis geipiomet mar.
Iie iibliden Scenen Ipieltcn iid) Dor
Der Groifnlmg ub. 9lls Der Seuat
uir Oronilng gcrllieu puroe, beant-
portcten 81 Wiitglieoer ibren Na-
mcnSnufruf. Guberion (Ser.) uno
Mc2mirin CD'iii.) waren aranfbeits-
bolber abmcieno. Bailey (Ser.) ucr-
icBte ieinc Goaegen IN grltounen, ulS
e. Ocn iiblid)en Soriblag, onB Der
Senot tG9lid) nm II llbr 5uiammen-
tretcu ioa, bcfanlpite uno ltatt oeiien
llbr 9tohmittags fir ben slnfang
ser Sibung porihlus, nit Der lueite-
rcu 9eoinalug, oaB alsbann rege.s
ndBige 9lbenoIibungen absebalteu
rcroen lollten. 9llif @eiiih Sales
500 Yailcp icinen 8pridlag 5uriief.
ertlGrte iebodl er neroe ipGter mie.
Der oaraui 5llriid fonnnen.
Sale (Wc) uub Bacon (No.)
pllrbcu 81 Witglieoern eilles Gomi.
:eS ernauut, melheS oen Er1libentem
81 benohriftiaen bot, oab Der Senot
sur Gntgcgennobme Der 9otihait be.
reit lit. 9lls 9elpcis Der ghtltng iiir
Der peritorbeuelt Senator Sobnior
bon Noro.Gnfotn pertagte iih Der
Senot bis morgen, nobbem er genalr
i3 Oiinliten IN SiBlmg gelpeien mar.
IuS Observation-Disclosures, oeiien
SiBlng Der blinoe aaplan Rep.
Nurp U. Goubet ourd Elm @ebet er.
Gfinete, ernanltte ebenialls Elm Co.
mite, nit Iol5ell (Fa) an Der Spite.
5ur Venabridtigung oes Yrdlioen.
ten. 34i Witglieocr paren ampeieno.
0os glbleben Der HeprGcntanten
Srnncis 9f. 2aiiiter (Ya.) uno 9apio
y. &c 9lrmono (Wfo.) plroe anee-
tiinoigt, morauf oasSaus Die iibliben
@eileiosbeid)liiiie onnabm. W. N.
McGreeoie, Der neue oils gad)folger
fiir Den peritorbenen sSrancis W.
elllbman erlp1blte MeprGientant iiir
golbington, unterbreitete fem Wan-
Dot uno lpuroe beeioiet, iporaui iid)
aas SouS bis Iuureen bertaate.
9tad Sertagung bes Senats traten
ele oenofratiifen Senatoren An Ell.
nem Galfus 5uiammelt Inn einer
Nab'olger liir Senator GuIberion
Ger.) 5u pdblen, iueIher anacfiin-
Sigt bat oaB er ieine Steae oils 3iib.
rer Der liinoritdt uno Gautils Dor.
tiger aus @eillnbbeitsriicfiidten ME,
oer5ulegen beabiibtige. Bacon (Ro.)
mar olS 9tahfolger 9ulberion's aus.
erieben, ollein oa Der 2ebtere nod,
nht tbotldhli6 5uriif setreten it,
lonOern bios erfldrt bat, baB er be.
cbidtI8e, es 81 tbun, 10 lpliroe be.
iNloiieL oic gaobl 81 peridieben, bis
Ger terauilde Senator beiinitipe
Sbritte ergriiien bat. Ger Gaufus
erlp1blte 5boS. u. Seller aus 0eit.
%irgtlien gum Silfs.Ibiiriteber,
lrelde StcGuna oerienisen zines oe-
mcfrotiiden Vertreters oes Sergeant
ct sIrm5 uli Dem 6lur beS Senats
GIeihfonImt. 0r. Seller itebt bereits
icit 30 Sobren in Iieniten oeS sc.
uotS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
Sic nadlltc 9srGiioentenreiIe.

@oibiugtom 9. G., 6. Tej.
ErGlibeut Gait reiit am ndhiten
9Nontag @ornIittog nod Neip-Dorf
db, no or anl 9lbeno 9elegentlih Der
ShluBperinnmllIng oes CLAIMANT.
>;ubil1luns Der Nietbooiiten gpisto-
pol.Wiiiiion fir 9lirifo Die boilptiGt-
lhe Heoe boItcn miro. 0ieies Sll'
bilGinl mlroc oor eincnt Snbre IN
gSdibington ollrd cine Rcoe oes Erd-
iibentell Gooieuclt eroiiuet. gor lei
ner 9eoe in Der Carnegie. Sale miro
Nr. Gait nit bem Nep. Sobn @eslep
!8ia III 0eIien Wobnlitg ipeiien.
Nahoen er in Der @obnung ieineS
2'ritoers SenrD ". Gait in Ncu'
grrf ibernadtet bat, begicbt iih Der
VrGiioent om Gicnitug @ormittal
End) Rcp.6open Conn, Inn elmer
&eriammlllng Der YoIe.Gorporatich
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
Gstra ptuinennr.
Gentral
5apings 8an t
BON Saltimpre,
SnopisGde uuu
EharIcs= uuO Ecriuafnu StraGc.

.BaItimore, 3. Torember 1909.
Sn elmer beute sebaltenen SiBung neS Sia
reiioriumS iplroe bei1Ioiien eine GItra.Tipi.
senoe sar yate nan prr Salite eneS 9rpScuts
pro Sabr fit baS nit hcr, 81 Ge5elHber 1909
5i @Ioe gebeUbe Sabr nui ollie nonatlitben
TtIanSen ber 3ll SnieH bere6tiaien Cont 5u ges
mnbren Die an iencnt Sntum often iino.
Siee GIirds SipincHoc ~ bon Ge) ltno ole
bon ia fir bas Sabr erGebeuo. peroen am nno
mad, benz 8. Samiar 1910 in Die Nhder Der
Sepoiitoren eingctraeeH, unb fuenn itidt ge5o'
Gen, 5ur Ser5nfnHa BON ]. 5nilnar 1910 be-
redbtiai feit.
staatss unb etabtftsucrn bon Der 9nnt be
5abt.
SepuliteH tdGicb bon 10 Gorm. bis 3 Notm
eliaeeen 9elinnll1en; an SaWlla9eH Don ~
BORN. bis s gIbbS.
Mu6rrt 81. 4aring, Yrdi.
Wiitun Suuuoeu, 0cesBrd'.
Sbpmas u. Rptte, Sdabnl.
(gob5, ,Sr&Et-Saniibl
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Geidlc in einer GiItcrnc aefnnocm.

Siibfill 2onbinM N.'Y,
G. Iesember. - Dturgoret 0obertp,
cine Stuoentin bes nToiiar College" :"
lpelbe oeitcrn olli rdtblelboitc Meile
pcricbmano, lpuroe beute in einer
Gilterne oii ocr SeinitGtte ibrcs
Gotcrs ST. Sugbionuiqe ais Seihc 9es
iuunpu
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gseuer 8eIanSter au Gbina.

9Saibiu0ton .. 6. 6. Ge5.
- Gntaegen Der aeItrigen Otittbci'
hing bat Sr. @iIliom ). Calhoun
pon Gbicoao Den ibm ongebotcncn
@otidlaitcrpoiten IN Gbiua nm ooh
ongenommen lno Die hineiibe &c
Gierna hat it'd Id)ou bercit crflirt,
i'm III oicicr eiGcnid)ait 5u empimt,
acn. Gr miro int Sonuar nud) China
obrciiCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07
2 bclo ongebli6 aui
Dem Q terbebctt.

@recnmid, Conn, 6. Ge5ember
- Geo. y. SbeloolL iuelher be,te
ais Erdiioent Der .Eboenir Sniur-
olce 60" Don 8rooflpn abgeicbt
lpllroc, liegt IN ieiner bieiigen Yono.
nobnlllg on einenl Scr5leiben oor.
nieber, mo ieine Sreiinoe elnubcn
ridt, ouB er ooponfommen miro. gr
iii 10 trant, bnB cr lliht bon 8eidbGi.
ten reocn ooer alld) nlir Doren fam.
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Baltimore Mo eienhag, ben l. 9c,ember 1909

Ncreu Niitglieb er lit, bci3upobnen.
9lln 9l6eno finoct Elm Nunfctt IN
g'clu.Supen Itott, uob lpeldem Sr.
3oit sic Hiidreiic antreten llub am
N!itnuoh Torrnittos lpieoer in @oib
illgtou cintreffen miro, Seine @at.
tin lno ibre Sbtpeiter Srou 2ou9b.
lin bealeiten i'm bis nod gtelp. Dort
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Tiinf ,>ahre 3udlthaus.

& Gbarleiton, u. .8a., 6. Ge,.-
U. 2. Sutton, iriiberer Siilis.@ene.
rol.aoi;tont Der NationaIgaroc poll
Welt'@irginicn, iplroe beute peaell
Terllntrelnlna bon Stnatsgelbern su
flni Sobrcn 3ibtbaus perurtbeilt.
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wamoelnse sein.n iores aebens,uonsels.

.. Sds lnp Die eeute NIT oen ieilieaenocu
glii9en. Dem bugeren. eelben @eiidt uno Dem
lhleppenoen Gang. oenen Ser5flopien, Shipinl
oedntllie Nppettloiigfet. ichetier ebeihmacf
im Whlnoe nno oniee &erodunn9sit5runae
ltinolid on5eigen Dab iie our6 llebereeimb
Der yebensireuoen poer dber ourcb lleberarbeis
tung W'oaen nno Seber rninirt bdben. Sier
ihut lpne ininler bas Sidoium Der arunfbcit
w. bnlotge Siilfc notb. nno 8par Die eif6ig
3nbereieicn St erHaro,Sgrduierpillen 20 9ts.
HIle gputbcieu (SiNuSuI&yS)
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Critic regclmdBige Sislmg oes 81.
Gungreiies eroiinet. = Iur Ror-
tiuegeid)Gfte am criten Gage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19

INF wore 18VOf0Oly enough In.
clined toward It 10 wear it the latter
part Of last season. It IL q sane step.
For grace Of drape and patrician "air'
the Inverness or cape overcoat has no
peer. It 10 the only outer overcoat dis
tinctly formal. It never has and doubt
less never will be overdone by excessive
popularity. It has never been incor-
rect, for some well-dressed men have
insistently stuck to It. mostly elderly
men.
Tho thing that commends 1t most ia
its roominess about tho shoulders. Tho
Chesterfield and the Paletot are very
liable to cramp ones swallow-tail coat
to the extent OF bullying and mussing
II. dimculty you do not experience
With the comfortable and slightly In
verness. It will have q strong revival
this winter.
In the dress suits the most conspicu-
Gus variations from last seasons styles
are that the shirt front is not so gen.
erouslx revealed. both coat and waist
coat being brought further down. This
- . happy style ana Is likely to stand
awhile in that 1t obv1ates the bullying
shirt. The coats are decidedly waisty
Quite . few show velvet collars, breast
pockets and turn back or French cuffs
Those. however. are features that are
accepted more ~ concessions to indi-
viduality than by edict.
Soutache braid on tho trousers is very
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19

1aoh1onablo. the evening dress Tor this
season is to have the effect Of slinness
and trimness. The shoulders should not
be broad nor the trousers too loose.
The waistcoat should At snugly across
the chest and arch over the hips. Those
shown this season are unusually attract
i've. The opening 10 . modified ''U''
shape. with well proportional lapels.
They have distinctly narrower openings
Some white ones Of crepe do chine have
q very pleasing appearance. There are
also soxae Of white piqus that are quite
proper. and some beautiful effects In
white silk and satin are shown.
For Tuxedo wear. fancy effects In dark
colors with patterns Of stripes and fig-
ures are novelties Of the season. These
garments have deep openings ana are
closed with three buttons Of pearl or
to match the general color effect Of the
garment.
Most men have trouble in preventing
the evening waistcoat from riding up
and wrinkling over the chest below.
There are many devices intended to
guard against this annoyance. such a.
pinning the waistcoat to the trouser
top, using an elastic tape, and the like
The latest and most practical invention
Is a strip Of buttonholes which 10 sewn
to the inside OF tho wafstcoat and, Of
course. is hidden from view. These but
tonholes are fastened by tho wearer into
the buttons on the trousers and consti-
tute sort Of pivot or anchorage that
allows a man to bend and lounge at will
without causing crease or wrinkle
across the waistcoat. The idea IL CAP
ital and certain to ind wide favor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19
Novelties In Mems Evening Attire

The trousers should just clear the
ankles and not nex over the instep. In
short. the correct evening suit should
follow a. faithfully al possible the con-
tour Of the figure. vicuna IL Z favored
material.
Evening shirts with limp bosoms are
much worn. These bosoms are Of dne
French silks, some in modest self-bro-
cadss and embroidered effects. Others
are shown with tiny tuckinss. Many
show the French cuffs On all these the
bosoms and GUNS are Of different mate
rails than the body cloth. which IL OF
heavier fabric. for the purpose Of pre-
serving shapeliness to the dress coat.
The high standing collar will occupy
its usual prominent position ~ the only
correct collar for evening wear. The
shape for fall which will bs adopted
has = very small poke effect. For TUX.
edo wear the fold or wing collar will
retain it, popularity.
Knitted REFERS for full dress wear
are an attractive A. we'll a. . conn
Portable addition to the wardrobe. These
refers are made Of either silk or wool.
are wide and long, and designed to wrap
around the throat and cover the chest.
4 great variety OF colors IL shown,
mostly in plain effects. though a fancy
stitch in the weaving adds to its attract
1vsness.
For all formal occasions the silk hat
II now moro often worn than the opera
hat. To be absolutely correct in the
other accessories Of evening wear. refe,
to the correct dress chart reproduced on
this page.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-19

round tab wing collar will also Be popu-
lar with Ascot ties. In London they are
wearing this collar with knitted scarfs
but this has not been noticeably attempted
yet on this side. These are some Of the
newest ideas launched but 1t 10 i'm
probable that any Of them will supplant
the close fold collar that has been 20
popular for the past two seasons.
wAIsTSoATs.
Waistco-tS have changed q little,
They are made considerably longer,
especially below the bottom button,
where the distance has been increased
by an inch and half. so that the point
is quite four and a half inches from tho
last button. This necessitates their BE-
ing curved over tho hips. The neck
opening is fairly high, and every waist
coat is collarless and single breasted
except the dress vests. In color the
waistcoat should contrast harmoniously
with the suits. The favored materials
are doeskin and moleskin in solid color
effects and in fancy designs there are
worsteds. flannels and cassi-
meres and novelty textures with self
patterns and contrasting designs.
AHe patterns employed arc Cn1ouy OF
floral and conventional designs in small
effects. Stripes when shown are bold in
contrasting tones from the foundation
cloth.
GLOVES.
In gloves gray and black glaces are
most fashionable in sympathy with pop
alarity Of gray for outer garments and
black in the shirtings. A novelty shade
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shown this fail that - veey we'll thought
OF u oak tan. ana It has already found
many votaSiea- Embroidered silk hacks
are given the preference over the plain
stitched backs. For afternoon dress,
English buck and chAmois are consid.
cred very clever and . very smart now
city 10 the bleached buck which u q
buckskin glove bleached to white. Or
bloods and wines will b worn but are
not 20 strong in the favor Of fashion
students a. In previous seasona
X00IBDY.
The colors approved in hosiery for
this season are the same - those de-
creed In neckwear. a. 1t IL stu ordained
that the hosiery match the cravas.
Changeaole accordion effects are the
height OF fashion ana after these bold
patterned stripes and tacouards. Clock.
fngs are for the present eclipsed by solid
effects. Monotones. by tho way. are very
good form this fall Some very effective
Partisan ideas are shown in woven
stripes. knitted in hollow rib Of heavy
weight alternating with the thtnnest DOS.
sible stripe OF equal width. necks Of
color being introduced in the thin stripa
One OF the handsomest combinations in
other French novelty Is q nne lisle with
woven stripes in silk
The silk stripe is woven in . finely
ribbed pattern. making 1t resemble q
braid trimmed sock. Ashes Of roses and
old rose are one Of the most effective
combinations in this hose. Very enec-
tive also Is . striped sock in a combina-
ton Of stone green and olive. with
sprinkling Of small conventional en-.
broidery designs on the plain spaces be-
tween the woven stripes. Still another
novelty IL in two-tone and two-color
effects-the Intervening Of silk with
4 cotton to form the changeable two
tone effect. Here the pattern is also in
stripes. three-Quarters Of an inch wide.
Brown cotton forms the foundation
scheme while the green and white thread
are Of silk.
6UaPE1DB10 AND XANDKBRCH1EYR
The greatest novelty in suspenders are
those OF knitted tricot or "maille axi."
These are shown in a number Of differ
Ind fancy colors. They have leather
nountinEs. metal slides and buckles.
Solid color and color border handksr-
chiefs continue to DO popular. The
tad IL for colored handker-
chiefs. These are in delicate border
stripes or all-over stripes Of modest
with a heavy bold band Of
to an inch in width. max.
ng the entire hem. The small stripes
re Of lighter shade in the same color
IS the hem or else Of 4 delicate con.
rasting shade.
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FOrewOrds For Fall In
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collars detachable. Some Of these al
the stripes on tho collars running hor-
ssontally and on the shirts vertically.
Others have stripes on the collars run
ming vertically as well as on the shirts.
In shirt patterns. stripes are to be the
predominating pattern effect. Hair line
stripes for the nonce are as fashion
able 40 the holder designs. Besides
the black and white and black and gray
effects referred to above. helios, drabs
and delicate greens are looked upon
with favor by Dame Fashi-n. Gray and
pink stripes are especially smart. In
figured designs. swivel effects. diamond,
floral. triangle and other conventional
and geometrical patterns are shown in
good shops. Tho gray shades shown.
are taupe. Paris gray. gLA metal and
elephant. Other good shades for the sea-
son are gold. peach and wistaria. a new
shade OF pink.
CoIxARa
This season will offer several depart
ures in collars besides the patterned COL
lar spoken OF above. There is to be
new inverted v shaped collar. 1t is
fold collar. but tho opening Of the in
vsrted Nv" IL to be wide ana 80 little
spring that the outer band set back is
close to the inner band in front. Then
there 10 to be novelty from London.
This IL collar that IL double fold but
has rounded tabs in the front on either
side OF the tie-room. It has q wide in
vsrted w. cut away at tho bottom to
give the tie knot full play. A small
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T 10 noteworthy that the cape
overcoat 10 making q strong
bid for favor. as the evening
dress overcoat for the winter.
Some few men Of social stand