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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
protch.
,9tcar,t Cpiuaclie Reform

Nr &eout,or,
SG uar Cu lerac!I0 Stuntllc lol
mia ol mine. at nctop Reform OeI
bldnht nOrlizlmtrlidnlit Nluoc bul
luniat 0UotrspIdOicu ppri NuS
mango Mar. ltuloe 'mot na bC'cict ilI
Al ltucrC ell 'aG eu'loll oI u'ellcW
,5remrjiling a. Oeu ulUticlllt Icp
Sag.
Stlp pm Irt9 lirtu9c TOm opr,
SieB bdpoe pUrct retlUroig on ban
baO0t OUrei Ell NorbrDoer Sroeta
CQentIiRe }Orltano, iaa Ian man OO
Numauitcten@ Nnuu lille unoct enc
barnes OOtr Den lstlluOiQe % ltnOcirp
VtnaOc, bpOrpdd Se reiercrcr TIT Ru-
lonernCs brutdlc 6priellelie Al hans
RUne ~ Barn.
Sisl9e Dor garnclUroom % Den
mornllae Stunodro, vi III leper UNDER
er Oct 10 NorbCrres SG9 9icnnCm Nus
tlrlOutu at ,blemls1c 6Uorcue9 CUB
'tub paG @ornene"; oN Der er bcNer
Tile uclen Oeroslll rou ltte engdng
/ oeu Al lemmeripnQtr rcout Stdt
9Sl.ton'lu Der illn0er nolen at
lorisl9e oQ ltrOie uiiDloi9e Spinoer
oQ Barn for 6WOrenes WisglcruiuQer
90 ic9 oil iiie eu9au2 Sobn Iiep
G9cn Sa9 ancrieuOc Gem. or &eoats
tsr. lom bdaoe 2lttor % CONNER.
Sbl on oct tunoc uoOenotS, at Oi bers
uoe boz 'Or langt borte ira Naieoet til
at TUNE tjrnot Sageu tiibunos. iua
li99er oct Iamtioig nubleuoc nGr at
tUuiC. at &c bor Tor uUr Sump-
pIaoien % &C bIct panUiuct al Sms
9ipellCruc; th 'oroOmsiri Ian lite ocn
SlUl uUrt. Otr Itriper laa lctiluoigt
o9 uieliomt Om tl aluOrIil Sag. iom
u 9ler note 9dummer a yRclOrm. d"
g bdr lite Ct CrO at jnouCuOr moo
COcrIaloet pad ben ioriDarslsic 2llz
mUru GiGB pQ beuoCs Greore puu Nclcu
III g@mttr e'ter Eor on Sepuetsmjoler.
eller mob Ou brutalt WQl0r. bppruQl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
%anObrOragrrirr paa
&OicbnO &rirrOatlOHcn
WamIc, biTlprl0ie >\uOianrrc bcitlrlcS
ipr uTrSiinl0i Yam.

Spo Tuiotl b0r ol'da ladct I'm
,Inoiantrlduo StanoNlt. SCt bar 10
itte At ucutt, At oGnut Stat mere cno
noam auoCu 'tulot lilauCS ipr oI9lc
1raaoiQc Gduotuuc o9 uUrljle Q}c..,ms
memo, inm bette cuuo iuue@ at hd loa'
oan %cIlIgEclic pad.
@ioncicr'd optlges mn pOl &oier
buO ytCitruaiioucu { iiU, 7JQcr moo
G. ). IebcU oQ ban. mcO'.UIoilc, AT.
tlaQet ior uco Suil "a Ntoraa At baut
tilueuot ia Hauo ira QamIc blGlpcglc
og upIocnot ,inolantrt
Set puaraac3, At NcOrdQcricrnc@
GmiunQ itnl uUrt mere uIotrUttCnoc
enc ,iuoidncrlano StauOalene / Ctlas
bona, oQ at glntdlct al oc Ferloncr
| Iirm CT mcuiilCOc 2InUrcu, oil ldHgt
oucrtloc >piuOlCmC3 glutul ella
bOmGnllGrcrut.
Cmtrcut H. ioritIcliQc Eager oil
| blipc brGQt ion Eultt. men ocn MI pdd
Quucnoe llnocrle0CI'c gIUlbcr ! SIo9er
mob Tcbcu oQ Sans meoltploIae. III
| alagcmaatnS iremladr oct at DC cr
tpmmrt geiiooclle al llere ScttlOntr
p0roiiuIot Guno ira Gamle balpiulleoS
Snoianerc, iom ingeuiombeIlt circic
bar bapt bucricu pGd Sanoets birlell9c
| Gqroi Cller Guuoiuutuc9 irdus0ttion9a
mdaoe.
SoreneoC Statcr9 IilirIttsaoUotai
G0ipdr0 gpd9ner isrcr Saqeu MOO
SUinolerne.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
Traattarter % Woucrnc.

Ccr bar uOAtu 5lo pUrct 'rcmlert
?mtcr oOtr, at 6rultldricrnc 'or ollie
SldOs Hornuurtr bar pUrtt 'or belC
iaapel luotn StOtcu iom ira oCmc OQ
alemsm andre Stattr. 1om ct 6Orz
isQ pua at lOmmC tllbunos / Octic bar
Nntcriiatt 6ummCr,c ROmmistOnen oA
Stdtcn9 ,IcrnbnnCIommls'iOn baOt ct
Weoe / }lberoCen, buOr enocl Nloutr
cr blcuus uibsrtr. 3!eprUicntlnten lor
Stattug SorcninQ Al NirlIere bra9te
Sa0cu / ct MT SDs peo at ertIrre, at
Weucruc lite ior,an9tc l0ocre 3artcr
I'll StcOCr aoCnom Stattu. mco mini
ore Oc oOiua ncolGttcs m0Cn oenuc;
buiy Der lite blsO iorctOgct no9Cn 9(eo-
iuticlic al be iiOht iaa iOretral NIoI
lcrnc At 0Ootlsnoc Oi lorbscoc ldrter.
0an mcutc cnooiocrc, at NicIICinou
nricu par aitaQci ira 5000 5pnocr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
Tal0rt.

f.g50ug Dem 'outmbtr q EuLN
O0QCu. pla oJmt EnQ iiAl oct Al
diVrt5. bum ium ot uUlic ; A0r 'iUI
time GouuiUtt9 oR Statcn2 ANUrrr
u llert NUl0trt han tdubUnot alIc.
rroc ppQiort oert9 Nituul mto NCu-
inn I'll. bUem iDm az boot ',lttcot I'll
at 'uloc Dc rori:ltlIIgc NmbCocr o9
geriQinQCr pdd oen me't ttllreoy'iIIr
lenoe WaONc. lau lpr ben Sd9s Stplo
CT ianite ni9ic YemUrtum9er unso
utnoilc. Ntcn hudo Der li00cr % pu0
S>lCrtt Cr bette
Npi9 on er Ell RCpubIlancr 'aH
item ocn rcpubIltaulit lidet ,irOiNbt.
Icttc cr hoaO Icmoirdtcrur % Socl-
ulllicruC iommer al glerc oN ocres Man
Oiouter sr ucppe ilA 0OoC lOm Republl.
,ancrnrs. SNu lor ocu S0Ns S.Dlo
cr oct 0loele9 unsounOigt at Qad pucr
NUitCu citCr Tano bette lil'Uloe,
nuar orr eller9 cr lutct at uOlUttr p0d
Dc SdnOioucer, Iom cr OnrIlct a. oct
rtpubllinulte PGrtl.
7tmo,rItcrue9 Cncre @0db OH en-
muliQ Seicr er l,eui9beO uoCu oct re
publitaniie Vartis RUiler Sao bette
oerCs Ndnb bllUe beIIlUmmct! &Ur
inQcu SOrrUoer moo DIT cact yOrii,
iuroi on Der Iunltt Tan nUrC Sing,
Der uctop lite CT iom DC burot pUrc.
yUQ periOnll9e ,intcrCs'Cr tiIltoc O0
arbeio ior Bdrtlets Ol SOIiCts lOnoe
Gellpro oG 5riuiel. Icttc ian tlu
opndoe@ ueo eni1beo, o0 On er Rcpu-
bliianerne9 Seier iltret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27

Sclnci 'OJ Il Nlr 'lotu I'll 600 Sgu
Der III nN Al WellCtienoomme lnOtI
Staten 'lmllOlg bapot dltdQtt &UrO
mCo cmtrrut | Wllllou Collars ioct
Der 'er uur ol WtImelitr. mtoCn9 oel
'ul tum ty GG Srulttlrttrnc Eta
tcunc lmciltm oar Dc Il uoiC Ndr
bleuut .uCO'dttc I'll III FUcCtnt.
mtutt ban Aeocn" idItcrnc Tor tor
ttrt IIliaRt,r lnoeu Staten pur Iltu
raj Dc 'unmt 'pm ler ReprU'cntdn
ten 'nr EUrmers Grain Seulers Ns'o-
,iltIon crilNrcoc ImIolertto. at hpl9
Stltrny Wglltrc blcu tpnnQnC no Al
6prretnlnQ. iGd udr oct lille puG @runo
az 6ra9ttOrtcruc. meu Ioroi DC lille NJ
cgct NuboIdG iol0tC Ntl biliacrt enc
Ntsllerut I NRnncdpoIls, oer alildG
bttdltt SraGt pdd III Gdrc.
SptuurDnte Organization al Gar
mere bar inmtioi9 buOt ct Wsoc Nber
been. % Der blGU UNDER bette belluttCt.
At man n,tlUt tube optuQc SOmpCn
'Or laUere Sra9tturttr, ou oct dltlad
bite liQ, At Wsllcrue lille lGgoc mC0cn
EU0t paN ot mellemlidtlIgc Sdrtcr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
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vi Dor itcmmc ior SommtD Sptiom.

6Oroi 6amuc btt0ler ierOcO Al NounO Sai moa bar
mgcn imoO oiQtiar Sprr9m0al
SaOOncr il al tiu0C@ NountOe clcr lille.
6Uro ,roeoc @clotnna bor iuOpO.
rO yuH oa tan boloe SOlOoneu bOrtc ira I'M
6Orn Shmuce oct llUorr booc SN-
ooHcn ira be SOcr, GOOr ne 8@ IN 0ano.
EorO Gounn Cpion u al Ou norns geOouna 6dcn. 0on
Sat fmm O al bp98e 0oubn@ Gr., hemmcr 'or
FcnQ Ill lnocrboO al 6ouutuets 6aige, 0Olpla etc.
oO Octa0cr potii Nsoer. Olen tommer til SaOOn-
psroamaO umDuOa o9 bGpes5. Cg bUaO acr Sa'
ior bmi So ben nOr ote bans Nshot &an9c,
Npiu0n r0o iUOg til at bsres ccr vIGaGer Op d belt
5rGteIu9 iroue 1iO. 50 mango c0 OpatiaC 6Orm iu
mso Noo8" enO @t OQ ieuo Dem uOOUer SauOc
oOri 5iIGnO. So bc 6oIi a anorr9 Surrer Wgore
ubiutte at msOc Geien Orc or yio Smm
6Ore fOI DC se lOwnbp btae or al aG irard De 6or
brpOier. m SGlOOusn De ,UaaOe" 1owubp altcOOmmer.
lille SiOtpOere buO ba no9 at Nac oc 3ug De b 09 Sta
Tor; men Iarmerne tte Ii!
ipsr9smaaIet
1886 702 O75 Qauoeenoommen, YD9uin0 IbercQue, ta
2OS53.7l2. 3OtnlpGroin al eisnoOm Spcrnc
1own Gip ale Hpanin9 hcrcQn til
s95 7s 9l9 Srrai ices at al gpeuOOm, ,periOu0 prOpO"
lille bereonet liOi Sjsto 6icIoom
aarmsrns bealr iaaeOss aNcrtsrn Gel al 6OunU Sa
Ga cnoa as gpt al %Oterng aIene. bar T9e
Nlsn ben, iom iaar betale for @OOen, oct r 6armercn
xorSi bette er en- etero0 geouong o 8uerne boor Der u
Saooner bctale DC loQiter Saoouc paae 6ounps
peO SObruoeicr 6Hers tuoe 6armeren bea ior So
lOOneus 6russr ba Net til at fGnse SoOoucus Isre beiut
line Semer andres Senner om bar Net I'll at lGGi i'm 5aO
osr isr Setn Cr hjaaet.
Sorsi bette CT life aboosppssmaa Spprasmnnt c ON o om
baer Siat tal ba Srmm Ser ipea@ ie ON Saloou cler
lite Saloon Ser SpsrSsmaaI, 2j 900 5armcrc Om
ubeu Shmmere a iaa lin ulOe goNtrrei per9es
Sepipu - 6Olehpu - iiaI pGr nlatslsi Oct GGl-
Der acknowledgements.
Toro 6armerCu har ab lin emmtret bette 0O g9 Sper0maal
oQ om Bib b iaa bGnoenOe Bore Eanosioors loreoc
taxation without representation for 3proui &c
Gmpei lOr lin Ret pnOt. GalOa@ 6armers iam.
Stlin9 % pco yast Nopembcr ia p ijGmpc for 6ar'
Ret
SeriOr itculmrr ui for GountD OptiOu
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
Higc aruin9cr.

glmeriias lire lisrlie glrpinaer De
unae Ssrrer PierpOnt Ror9an, u.
gonoerbili, g8iIlinm Og SObn =.
RodelelIer o. @ralo oil tlIlammCn
eiter line IUore arue oDer 2O0O 0Iil
lioner Dollars. Gr BET itte iorIGroCz
li0t at tGntc pna. Tisie un9e MGno
bar tanite life / belle lit SiU 9lOrt ct
9rli0t Tugs 4rbsioe. 90 ian paa
ben anoen Sioe iinoes Der Williouer
al Wieuneiier, iOm bele 1T Slo arbeioer
fra Worasn til 9Iiten, men alori9 ian
naa lGn9ere suo ira Saanoeu til Wuns
ben, aloriS Ian 'aa Ell pir,elig SpIles
ltuuo,
S5il,sn Stj0bnsns SrOni! 9irbsi'
be taoie, -- gIrbeiOs 'ules 40 Al oem.
iaa lGn9e Der linbes Ell Smule ara'i
tilbaoe. og oa idlies DC pGt iom ubrn'
asli0e. ,sutiigOom bar De baOt Al
ijGmpe mso belle i'm l2nge 9lrbeiosong,
oa MI itaar be OpsriOr Den ns9nc Dir
lsliabeo: SultibjGl! Selbreo % eiUs.
mob bar DC tabt i'm Samp for at iaa
SiGlen til at bOloe ian peo Se9emei
oa euoen paa 8ampen blir Den cnoe'
lsie Saablssbso!
Suiltst gluipar bar ilie os. Der bG'
rer Slploen for bette iolosiale Wlis'
iorbolo os llrstiGroisbeO | Dc menne'
itsliss 6orbolo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27

Stnpt aHleoninseu Og iaa iat / be
uatrc - SOupenir" @lasuarer, ion nm
baues nlialas ,ReO GrOis" 9lpotbeict.
Spis Sc bebsuer ct llbr, Ell 9loite,
en- Ring. Sub eller Sslpiaoer, iau
aaa til 3OfeniOn, Den popul9rs eisr
al Golden Rule Jewelry Store.
San sarantersr bpao ban iGlser.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
Republican County and Legisla
tive Ticket.


State Senator
Anton ii. Dahl
Representatives
Ivcr Johnson
r. l.. Kinney
Olaf Negaard
llalver Oicn
Treasurer
John IL. Lewis
Auditor
j. A. Ray
Sheriff
John S. Swanson
Register OF Deeds
d. +. Stevens
Clerk of Courts
Ivar Stadstad
Superintendent of Schools
Bonnie +. Andrews
States Attorney
C. Il. Jorgenson
County Judge
L. j. Turner
Coroner
A. T.. Taplin, NJ. ID.
For County Commissioners.
Second District
:. L. Remund.
Third District
NJ. l.. Nicholson.
Fourth District
John Ncland.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
Republican Ticket.
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
Representatives iii Congress
Chas. ii. Burke
Eben w Martin
Governor
K. S. NcSscy
Lieutenant Governor
+. NJ. Byrnc.
Secretary of STATE
:. G. Policy.
State Auditor
Henry b. Anderson
State Treasurer
George g. johnson
Attorney General
Royal c. Johnson
Commissioner School and Public
Lands
T.. B. Brinkor.
Superintendent of Public lnStrnc
ton
G. G.. Lawrence.
Railroad Commissioner
w. G.. Smith
Judge of SUPREME Court, 9th Dis,
trict-
J. Ii. McCoy Brown county.
Judge OF Supreme Court, 4th Dis
trict--
Ellison G. Smith
Judge of Circuit Court, 9Th Judi,
cial District
Frank McNulty
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-27
Syo Dafotu.

Garliun iriijrnoi. Stutc9 AttOrucu
II. y. Carlton al Siutclu GouutD blcp
lOrrl2c VrrOGQ iriiicnOt iOr 9IniIdgcn
moo bam lpr &olotUgt moo Ell minorcs
aarig ElQc uco giaUn SObnlon. Get
'OrcleblQt Sorb0r nibolotr9 Court
huIct og udrcOC to 9d0r. Sn1sn
blcU niplli puu Njrmo al mauQlnoc
&tUiicr 5orlOGrct pddlioo, at Cart
ion par @icutanO ior NnlidIelic
Iu ROtnipcitOr. Wilriin Deii,,. lor
mango Mar Glcri / lionCu Crocr Nj
OelinQcn pco Siour Sdus FolitOntor,
bltU iorri9e llQt nOnUDut til goltn-
ipct,sr. Sor en- Iio iiOtn lOg ban er
amen Tor ocnre Bor mcO aIlcrbConC
Surdtter. Oct er III ,,ulpeiter 0ctIIC
cu 5itel, lOm ban bar puuOCt UcO
I'm ilti0uC GOQiIlben oQ Snongt
ForpU'eutts NOrrC!uinaer Wartn
Settle, iom CT Ell gunlle un9 Wano,
CT Spu al Mr.. % Mrs. .. z. Settle
/ Siom Sall5, buor bans 6Gr CT IRcor
lem al 5irmatt Gliou ~ Detiie, 6a
brliuuter al GoQue o'p.
Hlliuairn iOmmrr iia. Spm lsr meo
orlt bleD oct oe5pGrrc III BET, at slluO
len, Der blCp iddrCt unocr NeQrrlpet
tutlct / SIour sails / SOmmer tom
I'll at mite I'm hgirc 900. lOm bltU
amputCrct inr ct Ear llQcr nocu. Ndu
puerNioo Cpcrctioncu pei, oQ CT MI
goo &cOriuQ. Fad SOrclpergleI mcO-
0cltc en- ggeplcierlic. at ban mn er
0anllc lrl lOr SmCrlt. O0 at ban pad-
rdar at ban oil uUre oppc on uoglc
Sage. Set cr HiiiugiCus Sei9beo Oq
gioo. lom bar blulpet b0m i DC budrOc
l'reDer ban III bar glcnuemguaCt.
Sm cr uemlIg ittC Al Dem, Tom lsrger
mc9ci lur ocn Gag imOrQcn. Og oettc /
Ng ieIu CT eu liOr 3pO. San oil M
tommG lig gunlle tort.
SpinOrr mob apinhrlirmmcrri. ORA
9lberoetu me0oeles Den 200e Stipber
NicO cit Siemmes Wnjoriiet blep Ell
ReiOIut;on, DER dnbeinIer oct Nmenoe.
ment ON Stcmmeret for apinoer, lOm
i,al remmes oUsr peO galget / n9lie
Waaneo, neoliemt eltermIooa9 Deo
ben Ss=Hgn, bnormso gissoera!iea o.
gSOmen's 0lubs pl Soutb Salota"
nlllutte0e m 4ouOentlon. Ter DaI
II mob O9 II lor HelOlutlOueu.
StemmeretstUinoernes Surrruiielie bal
iaa liOr, at DC iorlangte. at man liuiO,
ltemme on igjen; men lloIaloet blsr
Oct lumme. NGfeu Ell 9rsoiepart a
Iels9aterue liemie lille. yiOgle baOo,
lorlaot Salem tort isr, O9 Here Al Oem
iOm liemie imoO NelOluiionen, inooe
at De gjOrOe oct MOB i'm periouligt
CDerbeUisning, loroi oe lille bar bleOe
inlirueret al ben alub. De reprGient
tereoe.
lRarie e. 6rai9ie al grootlpu, ion
bar reilt omtriug / Staten og ialt ion
Stemmeretsia0en. tog Selegattrne or
oCntlig SlOle. lOroi De lie Deotoc
RsiOIutiOnen. Suu iagOe. at Oe "a,
9lnltsOsiene iOr Sagsn. Ge fol
lan9t bag 9UiROernc yiOras. Gam
mart, SUeriae % Ruslano, ia9oe bun
be bar alt for ban9e al li9 OJ UNDER
purOereoe llg leIO oS 1T ajsns getDo
ming.
Il! PrGnoent ior 6Orcnin9en Ualg
tss Oiiis emma Is. SaI, Wiiibanl.
Stnnt AnleOuinstH oa iaG tat / b
patre SOuDenr" @ldsparer, iom NJ
baOes tlialas =. .ReO Grois" 9lpotbsict
Spis Sc bebsuer ct llbr, Ell alOits
en- Riug. Sub sller Sslpiaoer, IA,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-04
,JEWELRY NOVELTIES

GENUINE CORAL JEWELRY; mounted in gold and
silver Rose and carvings beautfy some of these
pieces others have the natural beauty of their tinngrose
hecked white pale rose, soft coral red:
PINS LA vALLIERES FESTOON NECKLACES. BAR PINS
RINGS WREATH BROOCHES, EAR RINGS, etc
to
TIE JEWELRY brings to mind that is
appropriate girls and unusual that there
GARNET BRACELETS, BROOCHES PENDANTS, BAR PINS,
PINS. ETC. FROM s249 to $3.50
TURKISH JEWEIRY pearls and
cloudy, Oriental designs:
GNETTE CHAINS. NECKLACES. PENDANTS AND HAT PINS;
ALMOST EVERY PIECE FRINGED THE QUARTZ JEW
almost and
collection of includes:
AND PLAQUE BROOCHES ON VELVET RIVETED
COLLARS, PLAQUES,
RIvETED SAUTOIRS, LATTER BLACK VELVET; PEN
s297 $500
CUT JEWELRY gifts,
JET KIAACES RINGS. BROOCHES, PENDANTS LOCK
ETs, LORGNETTE CHAINS. CROSSES, COLLAR PINS,
BRACELETS, FESTOON NECKLACES
10
GUN METAL is also much Appreciated
BROOCHES. PENDANTS PINS, NECKLACES COLLAR
PINS. JEwELLED GUARD CHAINS, MESH BAGS AND CHANGE
PURSES, VANITY CASES PENCILS s1sss.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-04

that throng this B0oE hourly
The instances larger priccdferences
fGuor of hundreds Of other things through
1T Is NOT UNCOMHON FOR DEALERS TO CHARGE DOUBLi
WHAT WE DO FOR FINE ART WARES
New-York tribune., 1910-12-04
MARVEL LOUSLY BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL GEMS
ArtsticaIly Mounted i'm Gold, Silver and Platinoid
Pearls, reconstructed emerdlds,

erad appes rube and imitation diamonds
res ands sugs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-04

RHINESTONE AND BROOCHES, mounted on
flexible
lizards
the Partisan pins
background velvet from s34
to
SCREWS FLEXIBLE DROPS IN
light and dainty
api lazu sapphire or ade
pair, TO S1S24.
CLUSTER, NOUVEAU AND DINNER RINGS OF rhine
enerads and
pearls In $291 $3.50.
Pearl. RINGS one gems gold mounting
1921
silver transparent enane
the white set on py
emeralds, S-OS9
RHINESTONE BARRETTES, HAIR BUCKLES, EGYPTIAN
RANDFAUx FIIETS. TIARAS. GRECIANs BANDS OF ONE
TWO AND THREE HOOPS. CORONETs, BRAID AND VEIL
workmanship beautiful as
the Jewels TO $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-04
STFRI ING SILVER JEWELRY

SILVER MATCH with monogram shields eiA iA7e
devices engin turned &C. 99c TO *S.HS
YER CIGAR CUTTERS, POCKET hNlN f-S' MEL
PINGS AND CHAINS PENCILS &C, 59c to S"'4-
EYEGIASS CASES or ol1Nf- pam
enaneed so4 TO
PINS-horseshoes question MARKS o"7' e
with brilliant rhinestones s1S9 to sS2f
histes JeWeled
hundred kinds 4sc 10 szS
links fligree work enaleleo
ieUelled. o $11 1S9
ER RINGS with emerads and turquoise or
thystsc S32f
l r separately or in
"a to S26f9
WEIR VANITY CASES obong with cunnngl arranged
ttte the with cabochon eWe clasps s'o
to s42S9
SILVER MESH pierced engraved etched en- en-
watch IN the frame SIoo'
to
jeweed enan1eled
price
11trp SILVER including gate
enarneed ana
10
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that would the knowledge of expert if their gent
falling interest and suggestveness to visitors.
from eight twenty-five stanos
in $iS
to
PEARL NECKLACES in strands pink OF
perfectly matched as III
gems; with godc Si.49 TO S143oO
VELVET one-af three inches wide heo oy
and slides in silver nnounns
fromS $1,000
JFWEIIED SAUTOIRS ribbons of tiny pearls anu
silver cobweb settings ~
to S1f1.0
JFWFIED cobweb designs as oeca'e "S
settings are
ra1noo" Jewels
cut SI40O
AND silver
r,,ntinp the designs copied superb platnuset e"e
pearl ameth3SI
drop neAloie
tauerine designs fronS1 S1,S $l140o
1,rEsTRTCTfBIE PEARL PINS cream ana PINK ,'s'
ran Of SOLID goiu' fi''0 ~ %'
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folds. or may be given jaunty dash by
ishirred and wired maline Stimulating
wings. A delectable color harmony was
achieved by a bunch Of ragged silk roses
lin a pastel pink. crushed among the folds
OF a pinkish lavender maline turban.
The cavalier style with its wide brim
rolling gracefully on the left side. is per-
|haps the most popular shape for spring.
because OF its particular adaptability for
flower trimming. and the larger sailor Is
much In evidence Scarcely hat OF this
character is seen without a facing of
satin. velvet or taffeta- A novel feature
is the covering Of the top OF the brim
with satin or velvet. the under part re-
manning of the uncovered straw. When
the brim is faced underneath often the
crown is smoothly covered with the same
material. Black maline and black net
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decorated with . rcseste Of ehangeaNSs
taneta- These changeable effects It -
expected with be much used. especially IN
the malinea Turbans made entirely oe
flowers are again being worn Lace
flowers which are made OF brussels lace
or ans maline formed into petals have the
regular flower centers and are used In the
ssmblance Of the cabbage rose. chryoan-
themum or dahlia on many OF the snalles
hats. Tho leaves are sometimes Traces
with gold or silver veining to give The
touch OF metal 20 desirable.
The dress hats are developed IN q vide
variety Of net and lace. Willow plums0
| and aigrettes are used almost exclusively
in tho trimming and the Gainsborough
| styles prevail. One stunning model 10 OF
| Milan straw. with the upper orirn
| covered with black velvet. II 10 caught
| up sharply on the side with . vAits
| heron aigrette and pink coral bad cabo-
chon. Another charming hat that made
one think OF garden parties and Dolly
| Warden. was q white silk hat in q droop-
ing shape. covered entirely With blacaI
| Chantilly lace. Al one side Of the crown
| the lace had been fashioned into q
| feathery bow. while at the other tiny
! pink moss roses were snuggled into the
folds Of the lace that encircled the crown.
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are much used in the dress hats In the
cavalier styles. bound with velvet. satin
or cloth Of gold. bunch OF roses and
violets formed the trimming OF q moder-
ate sailor shape which had tho appear
ance Of being made entirely from gold
braid about an inch wide. stitched nat
together.
Leghorns. rolled easily at the side, OF
turned up sharply at the back vie for
approval with the variations of the tri-
corne which are used for both dress and
tailored hats. Hair and hemp shapes
chip and Milans are greatly in demand
For the street hats large bows Of straw
or ribbon or velvet. made into tho stif1
pump bow. give a perkiness to the some
times clumsy looking turbans. The Ions
popular mushroom brim. under which q
woman might look like = deuure mouse
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or an inquisitive squirrel. 10 seen no
more. 1t has been given a twist her
and a flare there till it has quite lost It'll
dropping reticence. But its off spring.
the poke bonnet is here. with huge bows
at the back and gay roses to the front,
that belle its modest character. One OF
these delightful creations was OF pink
satin covered with ecru lace. A pink
aigrette at the left and a huge bow Of
brown velvet at the back formed the trim
ming Sometimes demi-plumes are used
in the back in place Of the bow. But q
note Of warning should be sounded long
and loud. These fascinating chapeaux
are anything but fascinating above and
around a face that has lost the round
curves and the fresh color Of youth.
Matrons and spinsters. beware!
The introduction Of a touch Of brilliant
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USx9NNC&4J lection. ~ IdSnAOfl lu4I pc1~
m,tted a woman to close her
eyes, drop q single blossom or bow or
rosette on some corner Of a rakish shape,
stab the crown with a hat pin and sail
forth correctly bonneted would be neces-
sarily short-lived. ''On with their I'M
adorned headgear" roared the powers
that be. Soto voce: IT'S bad for the
trade" So all signs seem to indicate
that we will stagger under carloads OF
blossoms before the end of summer Tho
advance styles show moderation in their
use. as well as In the new shapes, how
ever. and though ono model had pink
roses standing upright over the whole top
Of the crown. surrounded by a heavy
hedge Of white lilacs-all OF which sug-
gested watering cans and pruning shears
the most conservative woman should be
able to find something to her liking.
New color schemes rather than new
shapes are the novelties Of the season.
The Russian turban that has been so
popular during the winter will take a new
lease Of life at least for the early spring.
appearing in straw. maline and some
times In silk. such a. pongee. to match
the costume. These are trimmed with
flowers. sometimes in punches at the side,
sometimes having garlands Of tiny roses
festooned about them. sometimes having
the whole top OF the crown made solid
OF flowers. One striking turban Of black
net had a crown Of this sort on which
pink roses were used. the color being
softened by a loose yelling Of net caught
IN here and there with tam o shanter
effect.
The maline turbans may have a cluster
Of flowers nesting in their perishable
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scarle, on many OF the newest hats
amounts almost to a craze. A band Of
ribbon velvet around the crown. a scarlet
wing. a velvet facing-the smartest hats
show these chic effects. The brilliant
noinsettia. whose velvet richness was 30
striking against the fur turbans OF win
ter, has blossomed into summer usage
with petals Of silk and linen. Great
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clusters Of them are used at
the side Of wide-brimmed
hats. falling over the up
turned brim and resting
on the hair. Cherries are
the only fruit seen on the
hats as yet. but these are
used In striking ways. One
leghorn, Of sailor shape,
had q fold Of scarlet vel
vet around the crown. A
huge bunch Of cherries wa
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fastened to the left side Of the crown.
and through q slit in the brim a portion
OF 1t was allowed to hang or rather
dangle over the ear.
A Spanish turban. faced with black
velvet. was most effectively trimmed with
three black pompons from the center OF
which sprang a scarlet aigrette. An