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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-06
RED OAK.

Red Oak, Texas, April 5,--Rev
Cotton OF Waxahachie preached a
the Presbyterian church Sunday. ,
Misses Hebecca Hammond, Moore
Marsh, Conner and Wilson went &c
WaxahacbIea Saturday shopping.
Mrs, Cotton and children came
out with Rev. Cotton Saturday.
IThey visited Mesdames Keller and
Couch.
Miss Ida May Queen OF Red Oak
s visiting her sister, Mrs, Jones.
Miss Eva Grlzzard visited her
parents In Waxahachie Saturday
and Sunday, returning home Sunday
night.
Misc Anna Hogan OF Waxahacbio
came out Sunday to sing.
Miss Minnie Sue Goodloo spent
Sunday with Miss Erma Rocket.
Misses Mary and Ethel oldham Of
Rocket attended church here Sun
day night
Miss Myrtle Torrance was the
guest of Miss Burrel Eagle Sunday
evening,
Mr.. Gene Coneer is preparing TO
move to his farm In South Texas.
Mr. Charlie Dodson IL building q
nice cottage In the enst part OF
town.
Mr. Ben liuou Ia hauling the
lumber to commence a residence
where the school house used to
stand.
Mr.. Wilson Is having residence
built about two miles east OF town.
Miss parchman who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. BELL, for
some time, returned to her home In
Tennessee.
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rEMrLE1otN.

Templstonss Texas. April 5.-Mr
Lon Prestidge has the appendicitis
He has been 10 bed For three weeks
Raw. j. w. Mofton niled Mis- resu
lar appointment Saturday. saturda.
hight Sunday and Sunday night.
{ Mrs. A. ~ shackelford ia on tn,
sick list
Oscar wyli6 " sicks. He has beer
Ill for six weeks, but is improving
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Scott OF
Ennis visited Mrs. A. M. Shacket
ford Friday evening.
Mr.. Everett prestidgc gave a play
party Friday night which was well
attended and enjoyed by all,
Miss Mamie shackelford spent
Thursday night with Miss zorn
Stubs.
Mrs. Ed OBannion Ia very sick.
MIR. Dahnke, the school teacher,
has been sick but IL back at his
place again.
Mr.. Homer Baker returned home
from few days visit to Ferris. He
reports n nice time.
Miss Fay Baker was n welcome
guest of Mabel Shackelford Friday
evening.
Mrs. Jessie cambridge called at
Mrs. A. NJ. sbackeiford's Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Clyde Riley visited her mo-
ther, Mrs Hitchcock, last week. k
MIR. and Mrs. John Cummings 81
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. A..
Stevenson Saturday night, A
several from this place attended
singing at Ray Sunday, evening.
Mr.. ], G. .Sublett spent Sunday
with bis sister, Mrs. Lizzie Gothafd,
near Alma.
} MI and Mrs. Albert Miller OF Boz
spent few days with Mr.. Oscar
Miller ana wife, .gs g NM. .
Mrs. winnie Ehofner visited hstl
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ttNU NlitNtft

Ions Branch resae ApHi t-
Nj " e. Lavender ie Improving
from an auart off pneumonia
We have quite a bunch ~ people
ltmnilur With colds. believed io be
caused from go much dust bloxihF
The sunday school viii have au
lcre hunt saturday afternoon for che
children.
Mr. a 1ustus of Foroslon visited
At Mr. pattons Friday night
Some of our people attended
lodges Ovllla saturday night
nil Lindop and John Dclk ure-
scented the r e. of A lodge With a
motto
Messrs. MaGshall Vincent aud
Hughes visited MIR Jones Vincent st
Oyilla Saturday night
W y. rennington's residence
caught IRE saturday and had 1t not
been for hard nghting with water It
would have been destroyed. Consid-
cradle damage resulted.
Some OF our good people attend
cd the conference In Waxahachic
last week.
T.. j. Delk and family were visit
ing the Ray community last week.
Miss Stella Martin attended sun
day school here Sunday.
We are having lively singings
here every Thursday night. Every
body invited.
NJ. j. Delk and w. NJ. Williams
are at Herby's Lake fishing this
week.
| Mesdames John Vincent and La
RUS Delk visited Mrs. Lee Dolk Mon
| day.
Quite n number attended first
Monday in the city.
Miss George Lavender visited at
Ovilla sunday night.
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PLAINNIEW.

Plainview, Texas, April 5,--Wt
are having some dry weather and
there Is lots OF sickness In our COM
munity ut present, Roy Curry has
been very sick with pneumonia, but
Is getting along nicely at present.
The death angel visited the home
of Mr. Harder and took his wife
She loft husband and three sons
and many relatives and friends to
mourn her loss
One Of Mr. Morrow's little boys
IL sick at this writing
hIr Cox was In our neighborhood
last week
Mr.. Harder visited Mr.. Morrow
Monday.
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istHr 49, iat H.t.rrmn. HatHMaf
fIf'I
Ht i8bn prHtlh.n bs DHst.
10 t. tnw, W tHi s.ra H
UIl uHHtf
Nt snt Nee W "a iIaU.f .sU,l
Nt and Me- rJ i.au moor Stow
ait Friday
1hs flrpm ffHbst # HI SOFA un
iho fvst az ihH place
Me Williams Rsyr p.r uptft
NA'uriA5 uirht eAHh eae BrtyIt
attended, and rhiowd " ail
Nlss 5otb siuttf sas us',ome
quest Of Nha Aaid Shea keifora
SUNDAY evening"
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LONE ELM.

Lone Elm, Texas. April b.---We
are having some pretty weather now
with tho exception of high winds.
There will be some damage to the
corn.
Health In very. good at present.
Several from here attended SER
vices at Sardis Sunday.
Mrs. G. J. Spears visited Mrs. A.
g. Harris Wednesday.
Miss Florence Johnson was the
guest OF Misses Edith and Wilma
Spears Friday night and Saturday.
Mrs. G. J. Spears aud Mrs. Emma
Wadell spent Thursday evening
with Mrs. McCanless. q
Some OF our young people called
at the house OF Mr.. A, G. Harris
Friday night.
Mrs. w. s. Sanford OF Middle
toms Chapel spent Saturday with
Mrs. A, 9. Harris. TN
Mr.. H. Hawks is havlns. III house
painted, which beauties III 4ery
much.
Mr.. Oliver btudyvIn and Miss La
mana Finley OF near Mountain Peak
called on Misses neulah and Norma
Narris Sunday evening.
Several OF chr young people at
tenasdr thss party at Mr.. Jim Wcod'A
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ing cotton seed whils some arc
planting corn over.
A warm contest between the men,
bers Of the r., Z. of a. was closed
here Saturday night, Tho sides rep
resented were the Blues and tho
Reds. The Reds defeated the Blues
As TO 40.
There was no preaching here yes
terday as Rev Rogers had an APP
pointment and baptizing In Venus
and could not possibly get here.
| but viii preach here Tho second
Sunday evening.
The trustees election Saturday
passed OF quietly.
Several from here visited Fort
Worth Sunday to see the effects OF
the Saturday fire
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a,t~i.l " n,itti AZ INN
attwus Nrthwis ~ s'tutt,tinn
saainss These llsd Spsttts


'asins' iltesc '.sd spirits
sNeasmm~iant NJ Hese Implicitly
lkrie participation n SPIRITS liinnl
40 Fuad ans r,ii ~ mosi ut me
leohccfas 1T aal, hamsn NE ~.
Z rlaiiiBs Ahai 1inn sgcoms n, be ot
invlsihla u viii amer ts Shes~vA
tension 81 fatiacailgn. and tpuse
qa~nt ELIMINATION " me PARTICLES ~
~hiep ,hst str comreeed and that
lggd ling sre Immediately rccoWhls.
81 bs iholt fesplcndcn, Beauty Tho
he'd ones .sA,eins cafrrspohdhely
hsicous and shocklAx Z
MANY cultivated Nbhomuaans
even IN shig twentieth century hays
rho Queen, profess NOT only Ia. ka,e
seen lim huj also 10 have held con
verse with them. and 10 possesses rcr-
tain 'alssmaus 10y which The services
Of good linn may be secured as
yell a. formnlas by which bad ones
can be put to- confusion.
Constant cndeavors are made --
except during the Feast Of Rand
dan. when al evils spirits are sup
posed to be- Kept in strict duranco in
the bowels of the earth hy daily
sprtnklihg the floors of rooms. es-
peciallY empty ones. with salt or
IRON filings, for which bad Jim are
considered TO have especial aversion,
TO insure their exclusion from the
dwelling places Of the sons of the
faithful"
The favorite abiding places Of
Jim are supposed to be empty
hodsNs, cross roads, baths, any I'M
coversu tugs Or basins or food re-
ceptacles >anA Spawning mouths. so
good Mosleh'k*'hot only lock their
doors when Obliged to leave their
bOuses bvk bssprinkle and cover w
In 50 far as tlfy can every article Of
doa site use @hose emptiness would
tempt a rowing evil spirit to enter
into possession, besides making use
'of the specihf prayers ordered by
the Koran 10 keep such tisitants at
bay'r U7ss
j. The wesds II seek refuge with
God FROM Satan tlG, stoned" or "ln
the name OF God TIT compassionate
IKE mercffn2,~ are e6hstantly upon
Ethe iIM cf Sfosfefhs, for without
prasiousjpsous5 Calculations of the
kind to dissipate evil presences they
dare not undertake hyen the most
ordinary business OF their day, nei-
ther enter nor leave house, meet
with or part from friend, partake
81 meal, commence or complete
any commcrcial matter or journey,
take a bath, nor even XIII any ami
NAL for food, lest the bad Jim take
possession as life ceases and work
madness or destruction upon the
'sacriliglous mortal Who presumed to
eat or make other use OF II.
>" Pr6babfy@ forF tn6 zane reason IN
the singing of continuous antipho-
nal funeral chant kept UP by rela-
tivess and watches from the mo-
ment the breath leaves the human
TN II is safely hidden away under
the sod usually as short a period as
possible among Mohammedans,
twenty-four hours or less. being the
customary interval between death
and burial. New York Times.
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i,'A ~ tr

heckoa Texas, Aetii We have
had some hard "a ieds during the lasl
few da2s which have about killrd
most cot The garden plants Corn is
not looking VOL. somr of the far.
mers think they viii have 10 plan,
I again
Mr.. James Reed. who was ycry
low last week is improving.
Mr s. }. Andrews rs on the sick
list
Horn 10 Mr. and Mrs Field Pat
terson boy Mr. and Mrs pattct-
son have had ten children born to-
them "A are boys and all are living.
Misses Della and Opal Gibbons
were the guests of Miss Lena An-
drews Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Foster, who has been visit
ing her son. Mr.. T. H. Foster. for
sometime, returned 10 her home in
Mississippi last week
Relatives from Forreston spent
last week with Miss Katie Garrett
Miss Lemora Watson entertained
a large crowd or young people Fri
day night. All reported a jolly time.
Several young folks enjoyed a
party at Miss Katie CARROTS Thurs
day night.
MIR Bean OF Mexia is visiting his
daugbtcr Mrs. +, o. Widner.
Mr. Russell Kelly of Palmer spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. Gland Jolly
Mr., Dode Criss, the famous ball
player, went TO Dallas Sunday.
Of. Nadley and wife and little
son, Chester, spent Sunday after
noon with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Wadley.
Misses Ruby and Thelma Ashley
were pleasant callers at Miss Eula
Jolly's Sunday.
Eighteen boys and girls ran off
from school April Fools Day"
| They went as far as Rutherford s
Crossing. They enjoyed their Jour
ney. but they did not enjoy the
punishment which their teacher gave
them.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Russell spent
Sunday with MIR and Mrs. Houston
lJo1fy.
Ttvv. Merrill OF Red Oak will
preach 1t tho Christian church the
second Sunday afternoon In this
month. Everybody is cordially invit-
ed to attend,
Mrs. Grady Eagle spent last week
with her mother in Red Oak.
Miss Martha Mcclure spent part
OF last week with relatives near
Dixon's Chapel.
Tho singing will be conducted by
Mr.. Bob BurleBon OF Waxahnchie
the fourth sunday afternoon In this
month. Everybody Is cordially invit.
cd to attend.
Mr.. w. H. Tate and Mr.. $. H.
JoRy were elected trustees OF the
Rockstt school, Saturday.
MIR. J. w bennington spent Sat
urday with relatives in wa1ahachie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-06

Daring the spring every one
would be benefited by taking Fol-
ey's Kidney Remedy. II furnishes a
needed toniNto the kidneys after the
extra strainIof winter, and II puri-
ies tho blood by stimulating tho
Kidneys, Ind causing them TO elemi-
nate the impurities from It. F'pley's
Kidney Remedy imparts new life
and vigor. Pleasant to take, p. w.
Fearis, druggist d
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near PlaInview Saturday night.
Mr.. Charlie owen and wife visit
ed Mr.. G. ]. Spears Sunday
Mr.. Sam Holland attended church
at Sards Sunday night
Henry Shaw's little boy Is very sick
with pneumonia.
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There Ne characteristic glimpse nj
Yorkshire "downrighness' In the pub
lishcd "reminiscences OF m English
cacrvvmnp, . s-sAN @ss& 80
Al my institution Upham re
tired e'elont~i vhis4eFs-abssss& to take an
English hcnetice said: well, you and
4 have wTked both In north and
south In Via points do you consider
that they differ oh my lord" I
answered y RIM soon tell you TINT,
If,a yprkshirep,an thinks, you n fool
lhes comes and tells You so to your fncc,
Down here thsc' 20. and tell somebody
else "Yone have exactly hit IT. said
the bishopbe elite difference rould not
be better dcscrtbtA 'e1ais 4g3 fDn tc
yorkshirc regard fbro IN. pocket inc
aforesaid Clergy ffhd Illustrates ID this
anecdote: ,....--.........-... 3. .-.... =
A groom being asked how long no
livea In the south replied, Twenty
yenrsr hat! Have you. a York
shrrnan, lfved twenty years down
here and not made your fortunef"
"Eh," answered the man. "but meas
ther were yarkshire too"
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Mr.. r. @. Fritts, oneon,a, N. r.,
wFitr& My little girl was greatly
.benef4d by taking Fsley's Orino
laxative, and I think y Is the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble, aEoley's ,orino Laasntiys "
best for women and children, 1s II
H1aald, pleasant ana 'skeetvs, 4 and
II A,splepdld spEing, Wedicipe,. a. Il
SseaksSs thAseyseem mn clears The
oomplexion,-1~- NJ Csasls, pruggist.
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. QUINN CORRESPONDING .
zee. zee:


no ora CONN atuNntNr
you wiii tlndlv mau inut irttfr io
tbe iniefpt Hn not laipf shan Wnh
daB II ~ impurtani that fna d0 thiH
he vp hiNe rfcat deal ~ nseH mat
tef tu a ias' hefotn ihe uaprt r9vs
ie rtpssF eni ~ srHdlnN tHnt lritvt
w rpt'N w. the wss'k et rHn rrt "
trtutr the tush rnurs an Notift wa
Ahrh feA are uht " stamps and en-.
ssluHrH and wc ain ttHh ihpt, in
yuA AZ onrr 11tE FNTEnrNipl
WnxRhnsAl Trtas
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Water rents for the Arit'Quarter
are due and If not yddHby' the 10th
the water will be cut of and $500
will be charged for turning on. The
city council at their last regular
session passed resolution ordering
me n enforce the ordinance to the
letter, and beginning on the morning
OF the nth all those who have not
paid Will be cut of and one dollar
will be. charged for cutting on. There
viii be no exceptions made and II
not paid on or before the 10th OF
April you will be cl,tA erss
Yours respectfully.
ia P. r. IDEvENPORT,
p Superintendent,
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LET THE PEOPLE KNOW TIT
you have fne cotton se~AA or. fine
corn, or fine chickens. Or. fine COWS.
or flne horses, or anything you may
want to sell, you should let the peo-
ple OF Ellis county know II by plac-
Ing an Advertisement In the want
columns OF the Waxahachie Enter
prise-the paper that covers EAlis
county. An ad will not cost you
much. and you will more than likely
get tho desired results. Try " oncel
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FOR RENT Six room cottage with
all modern convenbnces. Close in.
SIC per month, T., F. Timmins, 2ly
Kaufman street. "
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FOR RENr-Five room RESIDENCE
with sewerage connections, Apply to
Mrs. Emma Johnson. 4o6 West Main
street @
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WYATT.

Wyatt, Texas, April 5--Tbe farH
mers In this section are needing
rain, Some few OF them are plant
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PRESSING DONE RIGHT--If we
press your Clothes you may Fest as
sured that It In done right. We guar
antee our work. Done only by first
class tailors. MARTIN eKurxlfeb.s 'f1b
College street Phone b71. II
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FOR SALE ,90e. acres OF timber
ed land on railroad, At 81 per acre.
Probably forty or fifty thousand
dollars worth OF saw logs ana cord
wood on the place. T, r. Thompson.
II d1w13
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PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light, once swhesf ySa want
printing done Of any kindsFAe best
work guarai iced. -, u
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POSITION lwANTED-by book
keeper OF experience would like 70
secure position with reliable firm in
the city. Best of reference. A. l..
Pickens.
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Experienced bookkeeper
and accountant desires position with
responsible firm In Waxahnchie or
ether small town Al references as
t. ability and character. Address
Accountant, =. O. Box 1871. City. 2p
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CALVIN BROS. are prepared to at
tend TO your wants when they are
In the gents furnishing line. Clean
ing, pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention and satisfac-
ton IL always guaranteed. Phone
them and see. VI II
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LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ad-
justed correctly by new electric
sharpener at Arthur Mackoy's shop.
i II
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FOR RENT--Lower story of my
residence; rooms with modern
conveniencesa Fred Meredith. 2
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FOR RENT---Three room yhouse,
with nice orchard, corner Williams
and Ross stfeets. Louis Giles. II
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WANT--You TO Try my kafir corn
chops. Good for horse, COW or chick
ems. D. H. Thompson. 3
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LOaT--,Gold chain baby bracelet
paddock pendant Reward for return
to Daily Light office: dhtf
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sTENoGRApHER-- Miss Lola Cur
lin. ONCE with @. C. 0roee, Citizens
Bank Building. oktf
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delivered daily, u. Il McCourt. old
phone a6t. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-12
TREATMENT OF NECK.

A girl who has hollows and angles in
her neck will see marked Improvement
IL she practices daily deep breathing. For
nothing will develop the chest sooner
than steady and regular filling of the
lungs to their utmost capacity. The
trouble is that this process is so easy.
comparatively, that most girls think 1t of
no value.
To understand why deep breathing is
beneficial one must realize that when the
lungs are filled with air they puff out
the skin SO that the hollows disappear.
To be convinced of this fact the girl has
only to stand before her mirror and take
a long breath. Before putting on her cor
sets let her draw a deep breath through
the nostrils. Enough air must be taken
in to go down to the bottom of the lungs.
because. oddly enough. the top is the last
to fill. She should keep on breathing in
front of the collar-bone rise and make a
smooth surface 1t will not be easy to &C
complish this at first, both because the
actual operation of breathing in this way
is difficult until one is accustomed to IL,
and also that If very thin even full lungs
will not make the surface quite even.
1t is not unlikely that at the beginning
Of this line of treatment for Improvement
she can take only two or three long IN
halations without feeling decidedly dizzy.
The instant this occurs she must stop I'M
til the giddiness passes.
Unless clothing is worn unduly tight a
girl can repeat the breathing exercise sew
eral times through the day. and at all
times she must hold herself erect. with
shoulders thrown back and the chest
raised.
Raising the chest is not to be confound-
ed with throwing the other parts of the
body out of position, as ] have seen some
girls unconsciously do. by bending back
from the waist line. This attitude. Is a
mistake fatal to the figure, for the alb
domen must be drawn III to raise the
chest If a practical demonstration of
this is wished it may be secured by
standing before a mirror In such po-
sition a girl will find that the tip of the
breast bone is two or three inches above
the tops of the corsets
To drink a glass of warm milk before
going to bed has a most salutary effect
i,non some girls who are trying to develop
fesh about the neck, and a nightly mas
saee Of almond oil should be given to the
unper part of the body. lanoline cream
that Is a flesh builder is made from an
ounce of anoline broken into china cup
and set into a dish of boiling water. AS
II softens, one-half an ounce of sweet al
mond oil is added and the cup is removed
from the bath. Forty drops Of boric acid
and ten drops of tincture of benZoine are
then put in and the cream beaten with a
silver fork until it begins to harden.
MARGARET MIXTER.
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STONES ARE
POPULAR THIS AUTUMN

A large cameo is the most fashionable
setting for bracelets, mounted in oorder
of enamel. These are beautiful, ana so
are the handsome cut jet bracelets. The
latter will be pretty on an arm not par
ticularly white, by reason of the contrast,
while a delicate white or pinky skin Will
be enhanced by the dainty cameo.
Chains are long and are OF cut Jet OK OIL
died and bright silver. some plain ana
some mounted with stones
The newest chain is slender cord OF
oxidized silver. large handsome chiseled
links Of the silver appearing at1ptersals.
This is considered smarter than We stones
and Is the latest fad in chains.
The festoon necklace and the single
pendant being on a slender chain are stiii
much worn, the only new detail being
change Of stones, the divine and the
aquamarine taking first place.
preferred mounting forV transparent
stones, oxidized silver forming the set
ting for such semi-precious jewels as the
turquoise and the lapis lazuli
Earrings are considered smart Those
of jet and pearl lead in popularity and
will be worn in both screw and long de-
signs The screw earring is large and
often oval in shape. 1t entirely covers the
lobe of the ear and being so conspicuous
is only appropriate for formal use.
The smaller size will be in better taste
for street or morning use. Many drop ear
rings are seen with tailored costumes, but
this is not considered smart. The rule III
regard to the wearing of earrings is short
earrings when the skirt is short. long ear
rings when the toilet has a train, and
correctly dressed women never depart
from this rule.
Even rings--that is the settings-are
large this season. The marquise is popu-
lar, of course.
Few of the cheaper grades OF combs
mounted in rhinestones are seen, but
there are very bea utiful combs of this
kind among the expensive ornaments.
The filets for hair come in stones of
every color. In the fine jewelry these are
set into platinum but some are effective
in semi-precious stones mounted with sill
YER both bright and oxidized.
ELIZABETH LEE.