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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
FoR sALE.

FOR SALE.
BLACK DIRT FOR sALE-Phone
1546-L.
FOR sALE-Two good secondhand
safes. Hatcher Bros, Fargo.
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FOR SALE--Good second hand separ-
ator truck; cheap. 725 Oak street,
city.
FOR ~SfLE-$l0O, new FOX visible
typewriter. for $50. FSrum Print.
ing Co.
FOR QUICK SALE list your property
with Hansen Land Co. 2S0 Broad I
way, Fargo.
FOR SALE-Nickel plated snare drum
stand, So. Address Gerald Sunde,
41S Front street. Fargo.
FOR SALE-2l- inch oscillating cleo
trio fan. as good as new. Call or
phone Jas. w. Glassford.
FOR SALE--New Frank Halton COR
net, trumpet shape, only two months
old; call at zoe Broadway.
FOR SALE-Nice, clean old papers,
packages of so for 10 cents. $50 for
rs cents, & Forum Office.
FOR SALE-20O full blooded Shock
shire breeding ewes and 300 western
FOR SALE-Wide tire wagon with
grain tank; also runabout rubber
tired buggy. +. S. Gardner at Carter's
hospital.
FOR SAEE--An Underwood typewrtt-
er at bargain. IN use but one
year. Good condition. Room No. 5,
Large Swart House.
FOR SALE-$S.5O per share takes
twenty shares Canadian Marconi
Wireless Telegraph stock. Act quick.
d. d. Mars, Dickinson, N. d.
LUMBER FOR SALE-Right from the
mill at rock bottom prices. Also Jack
Pine cord and slab wood. For prices
enquire L. d. Emery, Mildred, Minn.
IN O3DEE to close out the few re-
naming Fargo Forum carpet sweep
ers on hand, we VII sell them way
below cost The Forum Printing Co.
FOR SALE-Two seated Columbus
carriage easy riding, first class con-
dition; very cheap ii taken at once.
Phone 350-L, or address 701 Thir-
teenuh street south.
IN ANSWERING all want ads, giving
q certain number care of The Forum,
De sure to address your answer to that
number, in care OF Forum. This in
sures prompt attention.
FOR SALE-Cass ccInIy maps, show
ing names of owners OF ever. quar-
ter section; price re luced tt. DO cents
for paper; 81 for cloth backs. Address
Forum Printing Co., Fargo.
CARPET SWEEPERS - BY paying
three ears in advance for The Daily
Forum, yo4 will .et fine carpet
sweeper free; by paying two years in
advance and 70 cents extra, you will
get this excellent sN eeper. For prices
without the paper enquire Forum
Printing Co. Fargo. N. d.
PIANOS FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE--Brand new Bush & Gerts
baby grand piano, worth $1,000; will
take 5000, easy terms. 113 Ninth
street north. Phone 1912-L.
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WANTED, MAN--Must be willing to
learn and capable Of acting as our
representative; no canvassing or So
Letting; good income assured. Ad-
dress National Co. operative Realty Co.,
1924 Marden Bldg. Washington, d. G.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

WANTED-Men to sell guaranteed
groceries at wholesale to farmers,
threshers and other large consumers.
Goods comply with pure food laws
big pay-quick returns. Hitchcock
Hill Co, Chicago
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single man to drive
dray. Apply at Farr's dray office.
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FOR SALE AT RAR0AiN--A

FOR SALE AT 6ARGAlN--A good
half section of land located only
three miles from Gardner, all tillable,
no buildings, well drained, first class
soil, has not been cultivated for three
years. Must be sold this month Price
$23 per acre, for terms address Box
333 Fargo, N. d.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

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WILL TRADE OR SELL tor cash
l6-horse- power engine and s3x54
separator, all complete; If interested.
address Box $40, Fargo. N. ID.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A four cyl-
inder 80 horsepower KisseI Kar au-
tomobile. A Ave passenger car. COM
plete with magnet, top and glass front.
II. Il, Perry. Glendale. ~. ID.
FOR SALE--At a bargain. Oh viii trade
Tor improved land, my 60-horse
Glide, run less than 1000 miles: demon
stration any time; must sell at once
for good reasons. Phone SIS. Fargo. or
address 36S> FOrum.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for land,
stock general merchandise fixtures
and store. S4x60 feet: stock CONSISTS OF
general merchandise, hardware, har-
ness and implements. Best OF reasons
Tor selling. Location one OF best la
state. 402. Forum.
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FOR SALE--Restaurant and pool han.
at Buffalo, n. d. This includes lot,
and building, 24xSO: also two pool ta-
bles, complete; drink counter and back
bar, lunch counters, refrigerator. to-
bacco cases, show cases, stoves. chairs.
stools, ETC. Can give possession at
once; small cash payment. balance ON
easy terms. For further particulars
write VIM. Story. Valley City, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

LADY WANTED to introduce our
large and complete fall line of beau
tiful wool dress goods, silks and fancy
waistings. The latest UP to date New
York City patterns. Handsomest line
of materials on the market. Dealing
direct with the mills you will find our
prices low. Profits, $40 to $50 weekly.
Samples and full instructions packed
in a neat sample case. shipped by ex-
press prepaid. No money required.
Exclusive territory. Write for par
ticulars. Be first to apply. Standard
Dress Goods Co., Dept. G, s Bingham
ton, N. Y.
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FOR SfLE-$l0O, new FOX visible
typewriter. for $50. Forum Print.
ing Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

WANT ED-Lady clerks for dry goods
department.; also cashier; only
chose thoroughly experienced need ap-
ply. Answer by letter only, stating
experience, references and wages want
ed. Address Broadway Department
Store, city.
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HELP wANTED-MALE a FEMALE

WANTED-Man and wife to work on
farm near town. Address b. g. 522
South Second avenue. jamestown, N.
d.
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FOR SALE-Good second hand separ-
ator truck; cheap. 725 Oak street,
city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

WANTED, PosITIoN--A man 4s
years old with family (three in fam
fly) with experience of stock or grain
farm. desires place as manager. Can
furnish references as to competency.
Apply to Carl Fresonke. Casselton. N.
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WANTED--At once, experienced male
stenoRrapher Minneapolis Threshing
Machine Co.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

WANTED-Ten christian men; per-
manent position, good pay; write AZ
once. sos, care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

FOR SALE-Nickel plated snare drum
stand, So. Address Gerald Sunde,
41S Front street. Fargo.
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WANTED - Reoard-

ing investment opportunity. Wnera
few thousand dollars could be profit
ably invested. Wish to hear from any
one having stock for sale in industrial
or mining proposition. No liquor prop
0sition considered. Address by mail
only. George H. Currier, Room 5O5-G,
46 West Monroe street. Chicago, III.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Brand new Bush & Gerts
baby grand piano, worth $1,000 will
take 5000, easy terms. 113 Ninth
street north. Phone 1912-L
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HORSES FOX SALE.
THREsHINe OUTFIT FoR SALE.

THREsHING ouTFiT-Advance So
separator nearly new; 25 h. p. engine
in good order, two tanks. tender, wag-
on, two pumps. two new tank hose.
ia Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED-New patented
specialties needed In every home;
easy selling kind; big profits, 50 daily
easily made. Meyers & Co., Box 488,
Richmond, Cal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

FOR QUICK SALE list your property
with Hansen Land Co. 230 Broad :
way, Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

STORE ROM and basement for rent,
GA Second avenue north. Inquire
Geo. I. F, ster, - i'll block.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

FOR SALE-2l- inch oscIllating elec-
trio fan. as good as new. Call OF
phone Jas. w. Glassford.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

WANTED-Ffrs class side-line sales
men to sell our regular and holiday
line Of post cards, sell on sight, finest
line in America. Give references. EN-
pire Art Co., Chicago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

A ST. PAUL FUR HOUSE wants an
experienced salesman with some es-
tablished trade in North Dakota and
South Dakota on a commission basis
Apply with reference stating expert.
N. D.
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sEcoN O. HAND GOODS FOR SALE

3 . y 80 3 . . . . p . - q q 3
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

HoUSEkEEPER wanted by bankar in
North Dakota town TO first OF jan
uary, when, IL then satisfactory, will
get position in bank as bookIxeeper and
stenographer. Applicant must be good
housekeeper and to have had some
training as a sIenographer. Good
housekeeper may apply for steady job.
S7S Forum.
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STEAM BOILER FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-Twenty horse power
steam boiler. Enquire Forum Office.
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HELP wANrEp-FEMALg.

WANTED Six good girls at Fargo
Laundry.
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FOR sALE--AUTos.

F0N OfNt-t@-~-f%C A&0s
FOR SALE-Buick 5-passenger car IN
good condition; top. speedometer
and lights. $50 Forum
FOR SALE--Two cylinder 22-horse
power runabout, standerd make, fine
condition must be sold this month.
Price right to quick cash buyer. ADJ
dress No. All care Forum
FOR SALE--One $4,000 National auto
mobile touring car 40 horse power.
Has just been thoroughly overha uled
and repatnted. brand new Mohair top
and folding brass wind shield, two ex-
ira tires, patent Leather tire covers. all
tires in first class condition. No OBJ
tecLions to any experts examining the
car. VIII take $1,000 IL sold before
Aug, / Car can be run or shipped.
Would take sra6sl Standard runabout
as part payment Call or address W.
G. RAIDER. 201 West Sixth street ST.
Paul. Minn.
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/ Or RENT

FOR RENT-Modern store building
with rooms up stairs, 100x25 feet.
Address 342, care Forum.
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FOR RENT-Very attractive front fat
recently re-papered and painted.
Arranged for stove heat. j. B. Fol
som.
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FOR SALE--New Frank Halton COR
net, trumpet shape, only two months
old; call at zoe Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07

POSTOFFICE CLERKS AND CAR
CARRIERS WANTED - Examina-
tions will be held in Fargo and many
other cities in November; particulars
free. Washington Civil Service
School, Dept 539, Washington, d. c.
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SALESMAN WANTED - Exclusive
control OF The sale OF postal cards,
largest line In the y. s.; output 49,
minal Traction building, Indianapolis.
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statesmen for used automobiles; all
prices; only house in the world SELL
ing on thirty days approval; good
commissions; great opportunity. Webb
Jay, 2S5 Michigan avenue, Chicago.
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FOR SALE-Two good second hand
safes. Hatcher Bros, Fargo.
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ron sALE--MlscgLLANEous.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
ALL PERIODICALS.

Harpton's Magazine, new and
interesting.
Good Housekeeping, best or all
the home magazines,
BOTH FOR $3.50 PER YEAR.
Save money by ordering your
periodicals Of The Fargo Subscrip-
tion Agency, Fargo. N. ID.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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AGENTS WANTED-Commi or
salary. Montana Nursery Co., Bill
ings, Mont.
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AGENTS make IS daily selling our IL
piece kitchen set and other fast
selling specialties, all money makers.
Taylor Supply Co., Detroit, Mich.
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FOR SALE-Nice, clean old papers,
packages of so for 10 cents. $50 for
rs cents, - Forum Office.
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sALEc NEN W.NTED.

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WANT Z ED--Salesmen carry our post
card and holiday side-line. Robt.
smith, 1921 Champa, Denver, Col.
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BLACK DIRT ron sAIE-Phone
1546-L.
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BARBER WANTEp--Address G. w.
Egbert New Rockford, N. d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

at the sides the skirt must be long enough, to touch the ground. A revival pleasing to many women is the little jacket A good example Is is worn. with a tucked chiffon blouse and high draped satin esIrdle. <. The slr-peless coat was much worn last spring. but the tendency now is toward the semi-fitted garment So l far the coats arc long. but decidedly short coats are heralded from Paris Many of the muffs measure fully three quarters of a yard in length. and whether they are of the saddlebag or ordinary granny order they are kept absolutely flat and Incredibly light There Is a fancy this season for matching and walking skirt suit with a petticoat of dotted foulard the ground color on the foulard being ex- actly the shade of the material Of which the skirt is made
 Chenille is used to form embrofder- ed bands for gowns. for ornamenting the corsage for delicate evening frocke for sleeve finish. and for the thousand and one places that embroidery has been put on of late.
 Neck throws of all kinds. in long plain scarfs. in shaped fichus In capes with stole ends and in long full capes. are made of soft satin, yelled with gauge and edged with marabout or. better with fur.
 Dubuantes are wearing white beav- CT hats in flowing shapes. especially the graceful second Empire. or Eu- genie hat as 1t is called The smart est of these are trimmed with the pllfmes of the rare Arctic owl
 The Paris idea of a gown as straight and as stin as a pipestem has failed to find favor on this side of the wa ter. and once American women are following their own ideas. the result being fullers and more graceful skirts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
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fContinued) Across his back. beneath the smoot, skin, the muscles rippied and ridgec and dimpled with every movement. The abdomen showed the aeculiar cor rugation of the very strong man. His arms were magnificent.
 ''Murphy." called Gerald ''come here"
 A very hairy. thickset. bullet head ed man. the type of semiprofessional handlers" appeared
 -sDo you think you could down this fellow ?- asked Gerald. Murphy looked Orde over critically. t..who ve ringin' in on mel" he in- quireds
 This isra friend of mine." said Ger ala severely. Ever box much?" Ger aldsasked Orde.
 '.Box?- Orde laughed. Never had time for that sort of thing Had the gloves on few times.-
 .'where did you get your training, sirf'' asked the handler.
 My training repeated Orde. pug Kled- "Oh. see. I was always pret-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

She pIdycd dre0mily 5or half ou hour. ty heavy, and suppose the work or the river keeps a man in pretty good shape" Gerald's langor vanished. Put or the gloves with Murphy he suggest edk twill you? I'd like to see you two at It.
 "Surely," agreed Orde good natured ly- .'Pm not much good at it, but I'd just as soon try"
 Gerald rang a bell. and to the boy who answered he said:
 Run over to the club and find MT winslow, Mir. Clark and whoever else is in the smoking room and tell them from me to come over to the gymnasi um- Tell them there's some fun on."
 Gerald managed a word apart with the trainer,
 "can you do him. Murphy. he whis. pered. s,s,s =
 .sure!- said the handler. "Them kinds always as slow as dray horses They gets muscle bound
 "Give it to him." said Gerald, .'but don't kill him. He's a friend of mine T
 Then he stepped back, the same Joy in his soul that inspires a riverman when he encounters a high banker or cowboy as he watches the tenderfoot about to climb the broncho
 The first round was sharp.
 Orde had stood like a rock, his feet planted to the foo-. while Murphy had circled around him. hitting at will Orde hit back, but without landing. Nevertheless Murphy when questioned apart did not seem satisfied
 '.The mans pig from said he. 'I punched him plenty hard enough, and 1t didn't seem to jar him"
 The gallery at one end of the running track had by, now half filled with in- terested spectators.
 -sTimer" called Gerald for round 2.
 Murphy went in more viciously, aim ing and measuring his blows accurate ly. Orde stood as before. hitting back nt the elusive Murphy. but without much effect, hls~ feet never stirring. The handler landed almost at will, but without apparent damage. He grew ugly-finally lost his head.
 Well, if ye will have itr' he mutt tered and aimed what was intended as a knockout blow.
 Gerald uttered half cry of warn ing. Orde's head snapped back; but, to the surprise of every one, the punch had no other effect. and a quick ex- change of infightlng sent Murphy staggering back from the encounter. The smile disappeared from Orde's face, and his eye had calmed-
 Orde turned back to his antagonist The latter advanced once more,. his bullet head sunk between his shoul- ders. his little eyes twinkling. Like tiger Orde sprang forward. hitting out
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26

now used are ip dark gunmetal gray, Fwith a metallic sheen
 A handsome scarf has the Persian pattern outlined in gilt. Few oppor- tunities for displaying silver or gilt are lost in these days Ribbons afterathe pattern of the old brccades VIII help. those who are de sirous Of using ttis dominant Parisian note tn evening costunies.
 Thougff trimrnfngs- are to be elabor- ately used and with medieval splen5 dor, tbeFe must .besS n3rE sEau udyfnor The idea of running marked bias seam across the coat, from the collar boTse under the rerer 10 the hem back Of the knees is growing inl favor.
 Long fringes of Jet dangie from ev- cry black dinner gown So close are the single strands of ietted silk or cord that they form a sort of tunic-
 The medici collar. with ruching in- siGe. is seen on many advance models. showing tendency to produce collars higher at the back than at the front.
 Gowns of cashemere for house wear have now received velvet touch which enhances their charm and gives a new opportunity for coIoring the dresscs.
 The German Kaiser cloak. comfort able. 'commodious and practical. Is one of the best innovations of the sea
 Wired ribbon bands. embroidered with beads. go around the head to the knot at the back and end under it or have perky ends that give coquettish touch.
 Costly simplicity is the ruling note in fashion More care is devoted to Iofnameptatson than ever before. but it Is of the simple" description. al- ways
 Feathers appear not only on hats. but cn wraps. coats and even on dresses. Opera cloaks and hoods trimmed with ostrich feather tips are by no means rare.
 The black velvet pump bow con- tinaes in favor as a neck decoration. It is used with a turnover collar. with a lace or net stock and fastened with Ia long bar pin.
 New turbans generally follow the fashion of last year and come well down over the coiffure. They are high and broad. and. as asusual thing. modest as to trimming
 Skirts of evening gowns are much wider and longer. with trains almost extravagantly long. while. in front and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
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third, repeating the headlong rush with which the previous round had ended. The young man hammered away tirelessly, insistenty, delivering a hurricane of his two handed blows, pressing relentlessly in as Murphy shifted and gave ground. his head up. his eyes steady. The gallery was in an uproar. Precipitation stood out all. over Murphy's body His blows failed of their effect, and some of Orde's were landing. At length, bewfldered. he closed in to straight slugging. stand up, give and take.
 Orde dropped slightly his right shout der behind his next blow The glove crashed straight as a pile driver through Murphy's upraised hands to his face The trainer vas hurled through the air to land doubled up against the parallel bars. There he lay quite still,-
 When, however, Orde perceived that Murphy was unconscious he ran for ward to the professionals side.
 ..Do you suppose he's killed?" he gasped. "He's just knocked out" treasured one of the men.
 The clubmen crowded about .
 You're a wonder. my friend" said one
 By love, he's hardly breathing fast after all that rushing said second.
 Later. when the young men were resting after a rubdown, the true sig nificance of the affair for Orde came out Since the fight Gerald's customa ry lassitude was gone. His eye was bright, and color mounted beneath the pale olive of his skin. He looked across at Orde several times, hesitated and at last decided to speak.
 Look here. Orde," said he, tT want to confess something. When you first came had lots of fun about you. You know your clothes aren't quite the thing. and thought your manner was queer I want to apologize. You're 6 man. and I like you better than any fellow I've met for a long time. And if there's any trouble-fn the future Pm on your side. You know what I mean"
 Bishop" was Orde's reply, you're not near so much of dandy as you think you are v
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
lIAns AND FASHIONS


 Pear-shaped earrings have. strong fiaids are again conspicuous among
 The called Egyptian ribbons that look lHT temple columns trim many of th<-handsomest turbans.
 BunoEks of short Dlumes are being used more than the single long ones SO mr1h in vogue last season.
 Two new names that go with tones that arh charmingly soft and raxgcom- inE are bat gray and Beauvafs blue
 The #rlaithd walked. skirt. is am de- zervedlr hopuiat model and most practical one. and it has now many
 Net .'hnferoz. in white and black. elab0rately Rmbroidered. are most ser viceable aaoai toilette accessory
 Moirei waists of the Gibson style are holding their favor. They have silk buttons covered with the silk
 The flower of fashion this season is the Bermuda lily It is in white or pink and Is grown small or large
 A mixture of silver and gold In trimming bands or Esrnfture is now more favored than gold or silver alone
 Hair kinds of all kinds prevail. some single and of considerable width. and some double. like the Greek filet-
 A bow at the back is feature of the new collars. and very becoming The remaihinz stock is of dotted net
 Silk chiffon is a material that makes np well for dressy house gowns It may be had in wide. satiety of. col 0rs and shades
 Round. hsrdkerchiefsr Suggestive of the riH< t88Ild1<e E17liefS>of bygone days. are firt1iA z fhsifg1 asfto this side from Paris
 Lacings of cords or ribbon are ex- eae dingiT .pret " as a fnishv 70 the front sen ms pfs the loosely fitted dren, fpr the chfld-
 Marabout sFy rnaiine.s iaasSed about the huge winds on the large cavalier hats is distiRcfise note of the fall millinery.
 The Robin Hood hat with brim of russet beaveF and crown of green velvet. is exreedineiy popular for out of-7cot rt.crs;atfprs
 Bonnefs fo' elderly women are fre- 1nenfir made of Nes Doliten oraids or alaues. cruzhsds and tfcided into -shsps 9ver -a wire frame-
 In@tead oof showing uDafeseent shaf- Amea. bends buEles and cabochons as