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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
Real Csc Zephyr Ginghams 15c Tomorrow

If our customers will appreciate the value OF tbs
item there won't be yard of this 25c imported Gnghams
left by tomorrow night Only 20 pieces are on SALE lhey
are 80 inches wide and in the ceanest and neaes Oh
patterns Rivera' Ginghams are IN every way equal TO
Andersons best 25c cloth. On sale only While Ike
this small lot lasts Per yard ................AON
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF IMPORTERS EMBROIDERY STRIPS
Csc Skirt GuageS 1Sc

Called the "Dressmakers'
Delight. A strongly made
bright steel metal skirt
gauge-which measures and
marks the skirt correctly. a
time and labor saver, adapt
ed to the use of the home
dressmaker. Sells every
where at 25c apiece. 1Qo
June Sale price -. lOV
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

Mems SOC Silk Socks
These good black socks
are made Of a good quality
of Isle thread woven with a
thread of silk. They are
silk plated just as Rog-
ers' silverware is plated with
silver. Excellent SOC quality
in black only. Offered as a
June Sale special Monday
and all week. AZ
Three pairs for -. A.VO
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
Best AID Steele-STnith's Have Ever

Hing interest It tells story Sale of White It tells
ered Robes values $1975 which sale tomorrow
ed Gingans 5c the yard Of SOC Kmono Silks at 47c the
4 Sample Gownswhch offer tomorrow at 81 rs to $3.50
he eac Samples of SOC Elastic Belts for 1Oc EACH and
With all is the best that printed in todays Ageerad
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05

75c JeWeIed and Rhine
Stone Hat Pins SOC
Six attractive new designs in
pretty Hatpins-here a feature
for the June Sale. Some are set
with white rhinestones in round
and square shapes-and others
are set in combination with rhine
stones and colored imitation jew
els. Six very attractive kinds for
your selection. At jewelry nov
city section, first 6no
HoOr. .......... WV
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

tLsr followed out in the many fancy
foatness which form the principal trim
l-..ng of many smart hats. Then among
rio trimming 'accs. embTOiGc.ies and
llitaas e.. 10 ho found bird motifs that
80 dccidodlv novel and effective Wings
sr- "a. uo.f Favored form of these ;Ho-
t4t> .,r crl -o.lor'cs and .are. while Tor
ir'tou. fIar. are IA sorts a. birds
lHaae Bu tl.r Chau..oler idea ss thus
communicated ".I o. only passing
fa.., ei tho season. ana b. De- Us impress
ga tne color situation which VIII Dc last
inr.
Igerc ie REALLY ~ genuine Chsntecier
Gre,s though many have been called
flst .ecausc fhev arc made Up 81 some
lfl.lI-u. rcraluum rsa material and have
heen adorned with costly elk en-
tr1derlcs n Wing form and OF many
roiols Tho Chantcrler hat. consisting
- huge barn,ard fowl. ana that alone.
is an article weu suited 20 the advertis-
irg purposes ~ musical comedy partici-
lUn's and for ths' end alone win it De-
Usec
Russia Bulgaria and fho orient 20
oontrelte tr,fr quota fo tue fashion
tCeaf ~ rho .,a."n Thcs' uu4 th.r
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

ship. rival tine most costly gems in their
adaptability TO everyday wear.
Among the latest novelties is an un-
usually lOvely exhibition OF garnets. In
Vulnerable articles are adorned with
these diminutive red stones. The list in
clUdes long, narrow bar pins. stickpins.
round brooches. pendants Of various
sizes and shapes. hatpins. hair Orna-
ments and necklaces. Among the latter
is fiat necklace with a single row Of
stones az the sides and back, while the
front is made up OF a delicate OblOng
shape, and this dainty and useful neck
laCe-fOr il is appropriate for both day
and evening use. and would be perfectly
stunning worn with cOllarless lingerie
blOuse-is only $19.
Chatelaines form a prominent feature
in the new jewelry. There are finer
chatelaines attached to a ring. and wrist
chateIaines attached to a bracelet One
can find these with the dangling neces-
saries already fastened 70 the ring or
bracelet. or one can choose the articles
suited 10 individual needs and have them
fastened 10 whichever form one prefers.
Among the articles shown o. be worn
en- chatelaine are powder boxes I'm small
round shapes which resemble watches,
or larger ones which look like gold or
silver card eases or cigarette cases. Then
there are small tubes to hold the lip
salve. tiny pencils and memoranda books.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

wise & favorito with :he French for this
purpose.
Meta! effects arc much used for the
Ornamentation Of costumes and little
dresses. and az these gold and aluminium
are most prominent. The idea of soften
ing the effect Of metal trimmings. laces
and coiored cmbroideries 10y means Of
a yelling of soft gauZc. voile or nous
seline continues 20 be desirable. and
one finds among tho printed gauzes and
mousselines many in Persian colorings
that have been softened in the manu-
facturc 50 that the tones give tho effect
Of being already veiled with a silvery
covering. These are called glace nous
selines. and So lovely are they that they
are certain 10 have "a vogue prolonged
beyond the present season.
Trained costumes Of soft supple satin
and crepe are made without any skirt
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

often lined with satin 81 contrasting
color. For example. gown Of old gold
satin is worn beneath a long mantle Or
black satin. having an old gold lining.
sleeves are not so much used In evening
garments. fashion az this season favor
ing the cape and mantle types.
For motorist and Tourist.
For motoring. travelling and general
wear shantung and motora silk coats are
general favorites. These are shown In
models with the sleeve cut in one With
the body Of the garment. and also with
the separate sleeve. some cf the French
models show an extremely narrow skirt
to the silk coat. which is further ac-
cented hy the hand which passes around
the ankles. The motor coat for carly
srring wear is made Of a rough clOth'
which has rather a curly surface. IL Is
shown in a dark tan and IN Scotch plaid
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

colOring. II has been aptly named the
North Pole coat. because. the coat being
cut the same width all the way down.
the wearsr is certain TO resemble moth
ing so mach as a brOomstick.
Figured fOulard is the new lining silk
for long silk coats. as we'll as for those
90 accompany the silk tailored suit; but
foulard finds its greatest use In the
smart little dresses intended for morn
ing and afternoon wear. This IS the cos
tune with the short skirt. and II Is
made Of the Oriental silks. vOile. mar
quisette. serge and linen. as we'll as fou-
lard. Combinations Of a plain material
with a figured one and OF an opaque ma
terial with a transparent one are exceed
ingly attractive in these little dresses,
or, as the French call them. costumes
tTOtteuSes
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
FoularSs .. F5vcr.

Changeable or shamelcoa effects are
the appealing novelty H. silks ana drcss
goods that are likely 10 riyal the Oriou-
tai colorings in printed fabrics for the
more formal costume. Iou!ards arc
great favorites fsr more informal wear.
and these are generally in tho short
skirtcd frocks. Paquin has launched a
new foulaTd. Lest year he used small
SPOT. this season tho Paquin foulard
gives the effect of a ba =llet weave. which
IS a development Of the basket weave
idea as shown in spring cloths ard rib
bons
A list OF the fabrics now being used
by the best French dressEIakers includes
mousscline cashmere. crep"u g2Ize. yoile
pekin satin. mousselne s-ast basket
weave. herriusboUc striped ami home
spun Hnen. covert cloth. plain and print
ed French serge. black and white she y
herds checks. horsackngs. honespuus.
foulard. tuseahs. sEautuugs and tus-
sors-hs. cotton ,repons. printed cotton
nets ard fouiardiuo which is the finest
French muslin. printed with foulard de
signs. The coat. Of transparent fabric.
is this season made ~ chiffon or en-
brolderCd no.. This coat is generally
long enough 10 De slightly ou the train.
but there are some models h'cb clear
the ground hy several inches Evening
coats. worn for warmth. are made cf
These are made iu the draped styles. ani
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
DESCRIPTIONS OF MLUsrPa
TIONS ON FIRST PAGE
t-GoWN FOR a BRIDES MA
TRON OF HONOR.

t-GoWN FOR a 5RlDE's MA
TRON OF HONOR.
Soft satin Of canary hue is enulo,.,
for this gown, which perfectly ous'
lines the waist and hips and srsdu.
ally widens into a graceful t-,io
The tuHie % gold erubroia.-.s
canary chiffon is snirrsd on "a a.
embroidered net bodice. eauahs /,
with passemeuterie plassron; A..
canary silk gloves are bullion en-.
bFoidsred and the Louis hat earri.,
eanary-husd pIuuss.
2-MoDIsH TURBAN FOR TPsv
ELLlNG
lts skeleton crown Of fine wire, ear.
cealed BY drapinas Of wide ss.;,
ribbon % a gr5y-sFs.n hue. s,.
ported By finely woven gray ssra,.
briu1, IS decorated with clusters u
dull pink silk HoWsrs ard qr..,
leaves, ~hiIs the back is trirnr,.4
with an arrangement of vxinoliL.
ioops, technically known a. Il.
aeFcp!ane bow.
IA CREATION ~ WHITE Ann
GREEN
Nile green velvet borders this dina.
dress % chenille dotted white n,
yelling eresn satin and drapsd viss
tuniS C. green silk enbroid.-.s
net. Peal embroidered green sss.
drapes t1s net blouse and the hiss
sirdIo o. satin. and eordags brs;.
and VelVst ribbon trim the silk a,s
pearl eHnbroidered sleeves.
4-HOUSE COSTUME m sLEc1
AND WHITE.
Over the closely fitted black satin I'll,
% this heuss costuuas IS drsu-5 !,
geid hull;or embroidery borders.
waite satin oz.rass tunie. ssartir,
Under the cr77s, auathing the was.
and hiSs, and partially veilsd d,
bclJed Polcnaiss of vshits raous,..
line dc sole, trimmed with dousl.
row9 Of narrow quilli1gs % bl,sL
chiffon.
5-RECEPTION GOWN or sArIn
AND LACE.
The drapsrY ef this graceful SKIRT a.
eatawba satin IS black Spanish Is,.
gathered into the waissbsnd, us-,.
ing over the hips and drawn "a.
aether at the knees with velvet "a.
settles. The white princess l,..
bodice, HehU dFaped with bis.s
Spanish lace. has closely fitted
sleeves, supplemented with en-.
broidered silk gloves.
6-BLUE AND WHITE FoULARo
FROCK.
Two wids box pIeats form tH. hack -
this skirt, draped with a tunie. sir
fitted az the Naist,ine. ghsrss
black velvet ribbons run 70 the cor.
uers Of the Venice lace squsr. ysk..
crossing the seamless Shoulders
which merge into drsped sleeves
Black n1alIue trims the rose crowned
cabbage straw turban.
7-EVENING WPAP.
Four straight widths of black brocs5.
ed psruo- finished crepe De Chirs
form the back and fronts az t1s
wrap. which has gathered si5.s
IooPsd against the flowing sleeves
Of coarse white Bulgarian ACE sn5
black satin, like the .ong skirt.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

hest expression in the materials and
shapes - the new costumes. though 50
Ear rs shape is concerned the Russian
and Bulgarian peasant form has had 70
be considerably modified - meet the
taste % modcrn women. That they
would not consent TO ar-av themselves
IN the loose. formless garments which
were first presented was a fcregone con-
clusion; 50 taat now are 20 he seen So
called peasant costumes and waists shat
81 smoothly over the hlns. and with
1oaices anl sleeves that bear only the
rcmotcst resemblance 20 the original
lulky and shapeless peasant costumes.
Indeed. the drooIinS shoulder effect and
trinity draped boJicos might Just as
.pily be denominatcd ~ 1870 origin.
Tho sleeve which Is now dubbed peas
ant MAS four years ago called kimonO.
There is "a slight difference which is a
decided Improvement. Tor now the sleeve
which Is cut o. one with the bodice is
much smaller around than il was for
merly. II IS a splendid cut for the
elaborate costume. the little dress and
tho separate waist of whatever material
which is % he worn during the warmer
months. for IL Is cool and comfortable
and allows Of great freedom Of move
mont
The unbrokeE iine given by cutting
the sleeve i'm enc with the body Of the
bodice or Goa; is a pretty one. and even
the costumes which have the sleeve ca,
separately show the endeavoT 20 attain
this outline by means ~ a shallow pleat
laid over the arm concealing the seam.
From Grandrns's Time.
Tho collarless bodice bids fair ~ be a
great factor this season. II brings In
its train tho vogue II the nat lace collar.
the collar Of our grandmOthers. Time
was when those danes thought nothing
~ investing anywhere from 500 90
S3iO i'm a lace collar. The women OF
the present generation. however, may
buy them az almost any price, hut IL Is
the real hand made lace collar which
has heen launched by the smartest
French women This r. either of fine or
heavy lace. Mechlin. point de Venise.
Cmny and Irish. and fortunate indeed
is tho woman Who has such treasures
among her heirlooms. The vogue OF the
fat lace collar has heen introduced un-
der tho name Of the Claudine collar.
Fine laces for dress ornamentation are
coming moro and moro into vogue. Thus
one finds among the latest impOrtationS
white crepe costumes covered with an
apron or tunic of black Chantilly lace.
This order is AT times reversed. and some
exquisite though striking black silk cos
TUNES are covered With a drapery OF
white Chantilly. Spanish lace is E'-e-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

lining. and always with some kind ~
an Oyerdress. This may Ice Of lace.
gauze or any az the transparent ma
terials OF which there are now such an
abundance. one finds tho most eX-
quisite color combinations here. A., for
example. a silvery gray satin clOuded
with mysotis blue gauza or midnight
blue crepe with changeable Ike ana lev-
ender gauZe.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
In THE SPRING
A W0MAN'S FANCY
TURNS TO THOTGTTTS
or NEW GdRB.
Plenty Of Vavicty and Beauty
Fond an This Seasons
Fashions.

Spr.nE is indeed tie time Nhen women
~ 60 rival Nature in The FRESHNESS and
lc2Ufy of iheir apparel. Then. TOO. tho
FIRST brilliant spring sunshine is 50 un-
compromising IN It's revelations ~ the
least sign ~ shabbiness in costume and
millinery that even should the modistes
and drcssmakers not display tho most
tempting ~ wares woman would Of her
own initiative seek for thcia.
The now season heralds the general re-
fsru OF tho normal waist linc in costumes
sud little dresses and thcre Il "a Do
.Cideo tendency 10 accent this feature by
means az the bolt NOT only Ia gowns hut
in Jackets. skirts continue a. bc mar
ROW. but from the most trustworthy
sources comes the information that tho
latest Paris models arc not ~ thc CA
treueiy skinny type. though there has
teen considerable effort on the part II
ono Preach dressmaker. Poirct. 10 gain
recognition a. a yeritshle leader ny ac-
Coiting the skirt one yard and q hall
WIDE. Rui this is scarcely likely 20 gain
Rny great headVay with Tho refined
French or American element any more
,hsn did The genuine sheath skirt of
tN'o ,eVrs sgo. one may launch ccccn-
trio styles, but IL is only the women WHO
:or ono reason or another must attract
sttention by their clothes that viii adopt
sucl fashions.
The chsnteeler Vogue.
As % tho Chantecler fashion ideas ~
~mch We have already heard 80 much
in fhis country its great influence for
this season and tho next viii be the
suggestions Tor beauty of color that are
10 be found iu IL. Greater hrilliancy in
color rs already % hc noted in the OK
Cuisitc Chantecler rcd. which borders
on tho cherry and geranium tones rather
tEan tho scarlet. Particularly notice
sble IL this color in millinery and the
bird suggestions arc In this domain fur
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
THE EAsT's CONTRIBUTION.

There are all sorts Of desirable little
articles. both useful and ornamental,
among the new jewelry. Attractive dis
plays Of Partisan jewelry at inexpensive
prices. considering the artistic workman
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Dressy Black Satin Goats

New 5S-inch model, Of imported
black satin. richly braided. and
embroidered Value $4S 00
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
WOmen's Spring Coats
Dressy BrOadclOth Goats

New 3o-inch co,lariess model. of
high mstrc hroadcloth. trimmed
with braid. SOFT silk lined.
Value SO so
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Imported Chiffon Waists

Of SILK Chiffon iu an colors. hand
embroidered. transparent effect
over lace Value SIS ~
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Hand Tailored Suits

pf English vorsteds IN new col
orings, also hard finished French
serge. A-InCh length coat; pleat-
cd skirt Value 5000
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
WOmen'S Waists
Foulard Silk Waists

Polka Dot Foulard Silk in all col
oTs. with silk chiffon Jumper 20
match. satin trimmed.
Value SllSO
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Custom Tailored Suits

OF English worsteds, shepherd
checks. hair line striped or plain
serge. ncw length coats. plcated
skirts. Value S4S.O0
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
WOmen'S Suits and Gowns
Three.piece Foulard Suits

Complete suit. iouiard dress.
trimmed with navy or black serge.
Smart tailored >crgc coat trimmed
and lined with ioulard 20 match
Naiue SS0OC
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
Emb'd Marquisette Gowns
Oressy Foulard Gowns
Emb'd Pongee Dresses

High or Dutch neck models. m
al color>. richly hand embroid-
cred. lace yoke and cuffs.
Value $500
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
MODEL OF COREY
ATTRACTS CROWDS

How Corey will look when 1t is finished
,an be seen at a glance in the model of
the model city that is on display in Love-
man, Joseph & Loeb's big show window.
How much the people are interested in
knowing about Corey is evidenced all the
time, for thousands and thousands are
studying the model, the pictures and the
information about Corey that is displayed
n the window.
There are three especial matters of in
terest grouped In the window. The first
Ia naturally the model of Corey, which is
aow being built. The second is a water
color painting by Gregg, the famous ar
DIST of Boston, and 1t Is truly a work of
art, representing an investment by the
Corey Land company of several hundred
dollars The third Is view of the new
plant of the American Steel and Wire
company, which is being built at Corey
This Is the first opportunity the public
has had to see picture of this great
building, which will be 4S0 feet wide and
1900 feet long, all under one roof. II
covers IS acres of ground and will cost
$4,000 900, as will the by-product coke
ovens of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad company. which are Immediately
adjacent to the Harbison- Walker Refrac-
tories company.
Thousands and thousands OF people are
Interested in knowing about Corey, and
their curiosity will be still further salts
fed. during this week-the Birmingham
Railway, Light and Power company will
have street cars running on a regular
schedule to Corey.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-05
NEWS OF EUFAULA
Elks Wm Observe Flag Day-Wharton
Monument Fund

Eufaula, June 4.-tSpeciaL)-The local
lodge of Elks of the city has perfected the
programme for a proper observance OF
Juno IA CF1ag Day. and the occasion Is
being awaited with much interest Ihe
doors of the beautifully appointed nome
here will be thrown open during the en-
tire day. where all will be extended a
cordial invitation. The exercises will be
hald In the Chautauqua theatre, beginning
promptly at $50 o'clock. and the mer-
chants of the city will be asked TO o4ose
their doors during the rendition Oh the
programme
The Eufa.la Rifles held the regular
nompany prize drill and muster at lhe
.rmorv last night. 1t was largely attend
ID NV the citizens, including many ladies'
The company's medal for the best orlieo
soldier was awarded Daniel Tuiiy Dur-
ing the meeting Quartermaster SerseaAi.
phn Priest was elected second lieutenant
10 supply the vacancy occasioneo oS INC
resignation of Phil Allen Sapp.
meeting of the ladies who are inter
sstine themselves in the Wharton Hohu-
r,ent fund has been called TO cohVene
with the Second Regiment band OIL tne
eitv next Monday afternoon, when pro-
rramme will be arranged for an opserV-
ence of the Fourth of July in the Guy,
Surveying the grounds for the erection
NJ the government building here, appro-
nr,ation for which has been made mas
been going on for several days by one u
the officials. The site was purchaseu
about a year ago and embraces the rae
upon which the st. Julian hotei' io
story brick structure, now slahos'