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The Washington times., 1910-12-22
81 Presents, 89c
Until the Gong Sounds at midday Tomorrow
81 Handkerchiefs. sec.

81 Handkerchief, s9c.
Real French Linen Hand
kerclliefs, daintilY embroidered
and lace trimmed, are bargains
at Sf.OO. Tomorrow morning )
visitors will save money and
secure a satisfactory choice
81 Leather, s9c.
Leather Collar and Cuff
Boxes, Writing Tablets, Trav-
cling Sets, Desk Pads, Pocket
books and Card Cases, Hand
bags, Collar and Cuff Boxes
sc Hany thousands Of them.
81 Underwear, ssc.
Choice of Ladies, Mems,
and CIildTen'S Ribbed "Oneita"
Union Suits, Ladies Vests,
Pants, and Tights, in natural,
white, and black. SOC for any
Sf.OO garment in the Merino
Underwear Department.
81 Childs Goods, S9c.
Choice OF thousands Of gar
mentS-DreSseS in white an5
coloTS, Wool Dresses and
Sweaters, Leggins, Warm
Gowns, Guimpes. Bath Robes.
Hats BonnetS, &c.
81 Jewelry, s9c.
Rolled Gold Neck Chains
54-inch Opera Chains, JeWeIed
Shell Combs, LocketS, with
secret compartments; Brooch
Pins ad infinitun, Solid Gold
Finger Rings and Scarf Pins
French Hat Pins and Infants
Jewelry.
81 Art Goods, S9c-
Renaissance Lace Covers
inches; choice Of round
or square. Also stamped 800
goods IN the Ar Nsedlewo-k
Department.
81 Books, 8se.
One hint-choice Of the
Poets, padded leather editions,
with '7fis" H "her" name
stamped in gold, for only Soc
81 Garments, sse.
Fleecedown Dre sing
SaoqueS, IN new styles; mill
tary effect Eiderdown Dressing
Long KmonoS, Knit
Lambs Wool Skirts. Flannel
cite Nightgowns, Black Satine
Pettic0atS, Straight-front Cor
sets, and Ribbon Hose Support
ers.
81 Waists, S9c.
The new White Wash
Waists plain tailor-mzde and
lingerie effects. In all sizes
with Christmas card.
81 Trimmings, s9c.
Choice Of Gold, Silver, and
Spangle Trimming; Chiffon
and Braid applique Trimmings;
Persian Bands. Ali new. nto
Second floor.
81 Fancy Goods, S9c.
Fancy Baskets, Cracker Jars.
German Beer Stems, China
Salad Bowls, Powder Boxes
and Hair Receivers. Chocolate
Pots Carving Knives, and other
Basement floor.
81 Novelties, see.
These viii be found in Tif-
fany Room, and include Toilet
Articles for Ladies and Men,
Ornaments for his den, dain, :
pieces for her boudoir. and nov
elites 10 brighten parlor, library.
or dining-room. Tiffany
Room" IS on First floor. north
east corner.
S Sample Pieces, ssc.
Go to Basement floor for
these japanese GongS Tobacco
Jars Figures BustS Jardinieres.
Six-piece Bureau Sets, Milk
Jars, Imported Stems, Flower
Vases, Chocolate Pots, Fruit
Dishes Hand-paintod Sugars
and Creams Cake Plates, Rail
Fancy Salad Bowls, Dec
CompoTtS, Fem Dishes.
Water Sets, Bohemian Wine
Sets &c. All at 8oc.
81 Variety, S9c.
any Si.OO article in the build
The Washington times., 1910-12-22
81 Dolls, see

DRESSED German Dolls u
inches high. They look as
DAINTY as can BE- but they are
sturdy Withal- The hair can
be washed and cOmbed without
harm; the tsetl1 can be cleaned.
the face washed, and the limbs
are jointed 50 naturally that the
clothes can Be put on and taken
on easier than with live baby
The Washington times., 1910-12-22

72-InCh Double Satin Damask
Table Linen, Table Napkins.
FHnged Table Cloths SiIcoline
Comforts, English Fleece
Blankets, BedSpreadS, &c
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
DESK FURNISHINGS.

NIQUE deek furnishings include
1910 calendars of weathercd oak rep
rcsenhng hanging sign post done in
Mission style, an owl blinking from n
branch of on oak tree and q square frume
of gun metal guarded by mouse which is
lperched upon its top. IT is fitted with re-
movable celluloid leaves, lcttcred in red or
black 10 indicate months and days.
Pen trays arc Of crystal or cut glass
trimmed with pierced metal, OF unpolishcd
hand hammered copper and q verde
bronze finisb centre decoration and OF
lenamclled metal picked out with gold.
Paper knives arc of brass OF copper,
with teak handles. or carved ivory with
tusk shaped end and of old ivory and ali
gator.
Stationery and book racks are of inlaid
mahogany or ebony; of gD-eu. golden or
fumed oak III Mission style; =. of hand paint
ed olive wood and of carved walnut.
Telephone registers, address books, clip,
ping cuses, magazine covers and boot rests
are covered with taupc Shanmng worked
IN dull rcd OF yellow, with grass linen cm-
broidercd in heavy green aud gold design
outlined with black, and in dull green
denim 9arnisbcd with a scroll pattern
outlined with pale blue and dead gold.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12

Picture hats in all shapes and sizes
.embcllished with pink and white roses
large and small, in wreaths, clusters and
sincly, will be sure to delight the guests
to whom they are presented And moth.
lug could be more attractive than sixteeu
sweet girlisb faces framed in such floral
chapcauS seated about rose decked table
IL the month il juno tho ldes is indeed
perfect
Wip frames may o. used, or paste
board foundations VIII answer every pur-
pose. using wire to shape. 1t is astonish.
ing whot pot OF glue, dozen sheets OF
crepe paper. another dozen of tissue, and
rose outht will accomplish. The result
win be an infinite variety OF creations
biaided, corded. shlrred. plated, and oil
roe bcdecked. Full Instructions for max.
ins will BE- given one at any shop where
crepe papers are kept
Lamp shades in hcxagon, dome, Empire
or princess effects, and candle shades rose
petulled and in all shapes. or electric light
screens OF roses may be fashioned.
The place card. that most necessary
accessory to well appointed table. should
be attached to either full blown real
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
NOVELTY BASKETS.

- ECAUSE sweet grass impartS n
delicate odor TO whatever il comes,
in contact with. it is woven into usa.I
ful ornamental baskets of various shapes
and sizes The medium sized square haS-o
kcts having covers hinged with ribbon arel
fore ties md handkercliofs, the oblon IS
shaped affairs are for gloves and wells anio
the round receptnclcs without covers arc
for sewing utensils and contain button,
bag, pin cushion. scissors. thimblc uu
stilctto case. q
lacqucrod red or brown hImhoo oblou.
baskets with straight. shallow sides nv.I
for letters. OF cylinder shape and SIM
lined, they answer FOR desk scraps, aue
when of the octasonal order with turrcdt
over upper edges nrc used for cakes and
sandwiches
? Baskets madc from the armadIlo. fronx
open palm 6brc-iu round or oblopg shup,s
and from willow woven in imitation Us
the soiled clothes hamper model arc linst-
with brilliantly hucd silks, provided with
ribbon handles and used for holding f1ucF
work
Novelty braidS of coarse straw in ut,
tractivc colors, brown japanese raitat
dashed with gold paint. interminglc,L
green and yellow straw, bumboo spint|
and prairie grass are woven into variety
of curouSly shaped baskets which ma!
he used for flowers or fruit.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
A Kew to Ballroom Popularity

ing can rank among the acquired taste.
for almost all At dancing school all car.
learn the rudimcnts Of dancing. aud ii
this does moi give enough few courses IL
fnncy dancing Will be almost sure to lend
supplencSs, grnCo aud sense of time tha
are so all important
Glasses In fancy dancing at present ar
included and really stand foremost in lil
so-cnlled fadS of the time, since all ages,
from the tiny tons NOT yet In The school,
room 10 thclr grandmotbers, are arden
devotccS nnd work hard aud conscientious.
ly Mt this arl. Among the young srli
however. WHO arc 10 be formally broughs
out in a year or Two and who even nov
attend numerous dances during hoi'la,
limo these CLASSES are not 10 be numbcrS
among the fads They arc quite H. lna
portant Al port of their preparation io,
the social world as any other stndsc3
Which tbcy work At so regularly, aud ih3
girl who has never attended III least un5
coucsc in fnncy dauulng starts t1
debutanie year without lair equipmrDp
Without any further knowledge OF dnnc,,
Ing lhau is taught in an ordinuy dang
Ing school She Will never b. able 10 pic,
up quickly all tue little new steps aud ID
uovauous which are introduced from tim,
TO time and bccoms lads OF the scuson- +,
The average hoy or young man wb,
imkcs The trouble nowadays Ia 90 10
dance docs 30 because lie iS fond q
tnn nnOin-. and even If be n not espcia.l'
fond oil dancing liz would irrllinly pirii
10 dance with one WHO wult1cs well ihl,
10 struggle around llIc ioJin with sot9
rcry nice SRI whom ho-UsIn scc ml"l
more satisfactorily ar Juotln.r time an,
Place; nor ~ auythine 30 contagious (
jhJppiurs- aud ,mJoymrul In a blllu'ps
Excerpt ills rcyrI~c, 80 .Jbat the Slr' WY
shows through brr ,.NcIiencpt tliil als ,
having The liur OF her life is SURE 10 y
dcmstd with Partners eager 10 caicn u,
nntuc spirit all % which SoeS back
tlm inulrnsy phpurum. oi- -lclrnlnI MInl
slll ypuns 10 dano 81 vel lhat II NJ
Iit:ipnssiblr 10 appear anything but ~
IlisiuluHy happy and rodinnt WIN Erf
,.niovmcu Wien llic suloolb lloor RlsifliI
IN. iisluS shine aud lr dnlmliSc mus
nI.ivs with Irresistible invitation
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12

MORE important for n dcbutanto than
~ beauty, than clevcrncSS. than riches
than pretty gowns, than lavish en-
tcrtainine. more important than elusive
charm itself. is a knowledge of how 10
dance we'll. Not just To he able TO dance
every young girl knows that-but an IN
timacy with and love of dancing that is
ACQUIRED only through practice, sense oil
time and u natural or acquired srnce-it
is these essentials in dancing which make
for popularity in the ballroom or leave
thc girl who has then not wallhower'
Tasteful and smart gowns VIII do
much TO make the plain girl attractive
TO look upon, wealth and constant enter
tanning will bring invitations without
number To any one. natural sweetness and
interest in others will help enormously
lownrd a good tiinG, but girl who Graves
ballroom popularity tund what sensible
girl does not want 10 be IL brllc wien she
comes ont2') needs first and foremost TO
bc past mistress of the art Of dancing.
Dancing to-day has narrowed down
solely to waltz time, Gone are tbs old
miuuets and gayottcs the Schottischc. the
polkn and even the two-stcp urc now
things of thu past. Even tbc old rolick-
Ing Virginia reel and The gay four sided
lnncers mr. seldom danced Auy morc. the
waltz alone, md this not at all the waltz
OF the preceding Gcncrauou. being lcll 10
bc danced without intcrmission through
out IN entire evening. In this waltz. low
ever, there are many variations and COM
binntions of time and step. and it Is the
girl who is quick TO learn each new com
bination ol slide. step and glide. and Is
rvcn clever nj invemting new movements
herself. who Is going 10 be tue centre oi
attraction ut Il dance. The Boston, Il
combination of the waltz Of five years ago
and that danced by the mothers and iatlI.
crS OF the present day debutantc, Is The
basis of nll dancing Of the momcot
This "Bostou" is danced 10 muny ditlcr.
cnt ways. and all ballroom dcyutces huyr
learned it. but II takes true dancer 10
do it to perfection, TO give to the glide
the grace aud rhythm which Tho music
calls for. and it is astonishing how sadly
few girls or boys can interpret well the
charm of this waltz
Some giris OF course are born dancers.
They love tile music of.it and Ihu grace
thcy can impsrt to n wHlt, played with
the simplest Instrument TO thcm hal-
room floor is what long streteh of opep
country Is 10 the enthusiastic boiscMo-
man. They know that here is their OPP
portunity to shine 10 best advantage and
that here they cannot fnil To b. sought
out among thcir companions for spccinl
triuiaphs. But fortunately Il love of dane
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12

(CN L4tEADY fatigucd 10 the verge Of
~ exhaustion, and yet you have just
made another engagement for to-
dayl' oxpostulatod the April Grand
mother as her second Oldest grauddnush-
ter hung up the telephone receiver Like
most young girls she added in tolerant
tones, ''you fail TO realize the importance
OF allowing yourself plenty Of rest. Yet
at no period Of life is sufficient rcposc
more essential 10 the building MP Of a
strong constitution than during the year.
when growth is most rapid.
"Of course she admitted, accurately
constituting the expression which cloudcd
the countenance of her youug descend
ant, courage is required to decline an in.
vitatlon to n matinee. but ii is infinitely
better TO forego The pleasure Of seeing tbc
greatest star that ever twinkled in rho
theatrical heavens than TO take ono sfoo
toward nervous prostration-II
Intended to nst Tor au hour bceo,o
again going out repeated the April
Grandmother Your idea Of resting nv
dear. is to curl ur. kitten fashion. On .
lounge and read a novel, whereas the ONLY
way TO obtain any real benefit from an
hours rest is TO allow every muscle ol
th, body to relax The best sort .,
relaxation is to rccliuc at full lonc,h
preferably on thc back. with the feet nj.
mort as bigh az the head and the arms
rtsdine slightly away from the sides. A
capacio;ls easy chair mary be substituted
for loul=se, providing diat tho toes arc
mot pressed agam the door and ,bat IL.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12

angel ckc. with one pink candle sur
mounting it, which meant "onc to grow
on, the hostess aftcrword explained al
the candle board ceremony.
Just above the table, suspended from
the chandclier, was a huge pink crepe
paper tose-rcaly isu,b for wire
frame was filled with Bonbohs then GOV.
cred with crepe pnper and the rose built
on it petal by petal. Runners Of pink and
white satin ribbon extended from the rose
bomb 10 the plates, where they tcrmi-
mated in sweet sixteen" snchet fNvorS,
Each Nchct had muny loops and sixteen
ends from which Wcre suspended eahdY
heat;s with thc usual sentimental iuscrip.
tionS One end of the ribbon had painted
upon il. N. arc sweet slNte"u but onco.
When cake time came around the host
eSs arose and invited her guests to arise
also. whereupon each one was requested
20 snuff one candlc with the old silver
lextngusbcr which had once upon n TIM
been grcat-grandmamma' S aud which Dan
| icl Webster himself had used when Il cues
in their home. When the sixteenth candle
dickcrcd out under the lituo silver cOI
chc hostess was privileged to snuir out th'
extra candle on top of the cake-thc "on'
20 grow ou"-after which she served
slice of snowy cake to each guest.
AZ signal from the hostess the ribbor
runners were pulled simultaneously, whcl
the rose bomb burst in shower of bon
bonS over the table, Everything break
able had. OF course, first been removed
Such a party can be easily given by an.
girl. Five sheets of tissue paper vii
make the bomb, rose aud all. The latte
lis fashioned of large crumplcd petals
glued on a pastcboard foundation. An or
dinory baking pan may hold the gifts an'
| have the ruse attached to the cover. IL
other words, rose Jack Horner pie ma!
bc inverted aud suspended from the chnn
deicr
Three bolts of ribbon will make th
runners aud sweet sixteen sachcts o
If you do not wish the expense of ribbon
unners twist strands OF pink and Whit
crepe paper aud utilize them instead. No'
have no idea bow effective sixteen of thes.
0orol ropes may be made. Real ribboI
sachcts. however, should be given as souv
cnirs. uplcss you think of clcyercr sui
sdtntc. 49,,
The ice cups were also covered WIFI
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
NegAgee and Dressing Sacques

g HORT negligeee such ss,any.G girl can
make for herself may he contriyed
from n very few yards OF nlbaboss,
crepe de- Chine OF any tino wool and silk
fabric For breakfast there are few pref
tier snequcs than those OF pale blue. pink
or green albatroSs made with widely
plated back nnd front forms and long
puncd sleeves The sailor collar, deep
cuffs and narrow belt may be OF soutnchc,
embroidered silk or of brocadc. II one
has plenty OF tine TO devote TO hand work
a breakfast sncquc OF FINE wool and silk
mixture may be OF the half fitting order.
the shoulder and under arm seams laccd
together with ribbon and all the edges
outlined with hand scolloping Should
something rather elaborate be preferred,
crepe dc Chine inset aud edged with
Vslenciennes lace may be accordion
plated for the back aud fronts, the short
flowing sleeves and wide sailor collnr
similarly trimmed and satin ribbons b.
low the chin.
Smart looking dressing sacques may be
developed OF any Of the striped French
0annels, medium priced cashmeres and
the various soft wool materials OF plain
and fancy design. A pretty model has
straight fronts, back cut In one piece
and bell sleeves. 1t has no collar or cuffs,
but Is edged oil round with wide bands
OF stitched eaun. One which Is cSpc-
cialIy pretty In plnin materials has semi
fitted back. surprlee fronts and q large
pointed collar, which, Ike the deep turned
back cufEe, Is trimmed With wide ruft]es
OF embroidered muslin. A third jacket oi
bmono shape Ia La two pieces, Joined by
seams In tho middle Of the back and run
ming from the top OF the shoulder dowI
the outer ride OF the elscTeE, which er'
cut IN ono with the gnrmcnt The edge
arc finished with machine stitching snt
the V shaped neck with nautical collar
An invalid's bed sacano of fne cider
down may be cut in two pieces. The edges
Of two rides sswed togothcr Tor hree
quarters of their length and then 1oins'
beneath the arms by ribbons form 'n'
loose sleeves. The remaining point oil on
section Is turned over IN form the back o
the collar. while tho other section ~ oiV'o
ed through the centre and 'tH uppe
.,rianglcs when turned back become th
t&lopcI fronts Of the collar when iS 'ohie'
Hby ribbon ties. The entire sarneot in'l'
s5oc bound With ribbon or SILK aud nsed 10
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12

brisk hammcrins will drive them into po-
siton on the bcnrd
\ pretty effect may bc given tho sheet
lead cups by laying each one on the mn.
turned face of an old Gatiron aud pound.l
ing the edges with a small tack hammer +
This should. Of course, he done before i, IL
painted or sildcd- A small five cent fuuL
mel. painted or sildcd to match, rnay bp
substituted as an cxtnenislcr.
In fact. any round board may be- yuh.
shtuted. and candle cups are by no mean.
necessity II the end of candle IS
exposed TO 0omc for an instant it WIFI
melt sufficiently to adhere to the wooden.
surface, If held on the board for a Jew
seconds
IL tn" candles nrc placed in the icc 10y
lew hours before nsIns they will hardcu
and not burn down so quickly. This
simple precaution is also a preventive
against undue dripping. which is desirable
II no cups are used TO catch the over.
Aow.
\ suggestion in line with this. nndh
which may bc used by the girl for hcrl
sweet sixteen party. is to utilize n real or
>, artificial rose for a candle holder Pluck.
u re;y petals from the centre, pour in n
little hot- wax or dnppings from thci
candle exposed to the fame. and set the,
coddle firmly in the heart OF the rose. I
The stem should be left intact and twisted:
in shape for O handle.
This idea is an artistic stimulation of
the old fashioned candlestlck without n
shade, and many such set around the din
ing room will add to it's decorative effect,
d also bearing out the idea Of ''an cnry.
candlelight affair."
Such candle board will do duty for,
more than dnc birthday party. and it will
also serve gracefully at Thanksgiving and
Christmas dinners and other festnl occa-
sions. 1t admits of all sorts Of floral deco,
rotious-holly, myrtle, garlands of roses,
sweet peas. morning glories-and it will,
add much TO the JOY of many home feteS
So sweet sixteen" need not think she
lcnn monopolizc it for her own, but then
of course. she would not wish to do 90, for
she has already learned that lit is moro
blessed to give than 10 receive"
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rose or 40 artificial one with foliage. The
white card may be further ombellished. il
desired, by cutting roses from crepe
papers and OppIiqucius upon them.
\ beautiful couccit which may be car
rcd out iu the dining room 10y dclt fingers
is that of n rose bower For this purpose
one end OF tho room. or huge screen
should b. latticcd with white ribbon OF
broad tape, a simple trick which will not
iolure the background il small thumb
taclis are used. Tissue paper roses, the
rambler. Tor instance. and their green
leaves should be twined in and out of the
lattice to give the bower effect.
c UGH purity given in an old Sara
Otoen mansion counterfeited such n
bower by using two large folding
screens across one corner OF The dining
room. thus helping 10 carry out the pink
and white effect Gandmother's old ma
hocGny table was polished uutil it shonc,
and plates were laid for sixteen on the
best crochcted doilics. Gu the large GRO
cbeted centre piece was candle board
with sixteen pink lighted candles. In the
centre of the board was a SNOW White
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
PRACTICAL TALKS BY THE
APRIL GRANDMOTHER

crectneSS of rnmrod
n,rlcr than the pliable stralgbtnsss oil a
reed
although consciousness OF being cor
nctly enrbed is great aid TO mentll
serenity' continued the April Grand
mother. modern drcss accessories greatly
initiate against physical comfort without
which there cannot bc absolute rest.
Therefore The girl who wishes 10 re-
lax for AN hour sbould remove her COZ
lar. concts and shoes. ms those articles
prevent three very importar sets OF mus
cles from enjoying absolute freedom Nuu
while il may be- mental relaxation TO SIT
In n lounrinc chair and nibblc ot choco-
lates. il certainly is not a physical rest
because to digest any solt Of coniectloner!
is n tax upon the Stomach-au orslu
which when its owner is wcaly. should
h, soothcd with a bowl OF clear soup II
cup Of hot boncset tea or glass of warm
milk. Any OF these huids are Quietins to
the nerves. aud il they induce nap so
much tho better, for il the mind Is tenn
porarily rendered blank the effect upon
the entire body will bc a rcstfnl one.
mot to rest when you are conscious oil
boing extraordinarily weary is sin OF
omission. the penalty for which Is ured
looking eyes faded complexion and pre-
matuto wrinkles" Solemuly concluded the
April, Grandmother. The cNidcnees oil
vorfadep-tcrmcd nervousness by one S
friends and irrirability by ones enemies =
arc at All events positively winipl. Ana
paiu N5etcr physical or mentn' quickly
destroys beauty
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-12
SKY BLUE DOG COLLAR.

= Ky blue is the fashionable color OF
the season for pet dogs, and TO be alto
- gether smart your litric Fiji or BDou
must hoye blue collor and blue bows Of
precisely the same shade. The collar may
b. simply blue leather or as elaborate as
your pockctbook will allow =
some OF the ornnmented ones arr YER
liable works OF art being studded with
tnrouoiscs or delicate designs IN blue
enamel The butterfly bows which CO
oue,tishIy adorn the pampercd darling are
OF velvet. which has taken the place OF
ribbon for the winter season
II YOU are supcrsutious httlc mis-
trc.s YOU protect ycur dogeic from bad
luck by nttachips to his collar eharm
Of the same son YOU would wear from
Your chain, ouly dog GIGS at tho moment
mus, ABSOLUTELY be OF blue to pfcscryc ,6a
fushlouable hsrmOoS OF Lis adosnmen..