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Dec,duou. ami CItrv. E,,.uits

Business in fresh fruits. while not OF as large
volume as on Wednesday. OF good proper
tons yesterday and prices were steady TO hrm as
mand for melons and berries moved or much
with visitors the restaurants were obliged 70 lay
In extra supplies OF fruits. particularly OF
meions and berries. Bartlett pears were in
limited supply and frm. even No lots bringing
satisfactory rates, and the arrivals Of prunes
from the santa cruz region were readily DIS
posed or at full figures. Figs were in good re-
quest. but the supply too large to permit, any
advance in values Ounces were arm OF light
arryals' though sales were slow while hgh
grade apples in 4 tier boxes continued TO meet
with brisk demand 0Stocks OF peaches In bulk
were smaller than at any time for several weeks,
the operations OF Gamers having greatly dimin-
l>ued the supply Canning prices for cltngstones
ranged from $40 TO $3.50 a ton. the outside
price being paid for the Phillips variety Sal
ways in small boxes were in ample supply. Seed
less grapes were higher on light arrivals while
other varieties were plentiful and duh with sell
erS wiling to make round concessions to effect
clearances Wine grapes, too. were dull and weak
Strawberries .5O675 per chest.
Raspberries-S50 al per chest.
BlackberrieS-S5 as per chest.
Ifuckleberries-6 Sc per ID.
Apples (per box)-Gra venstefns. S1.1501. So for
:, ,6I er "a and oS@ ISc for AZ tier boxes fancy red
varieties, 65GsJe for choice and 3595oc for
common.
Pears -BartIetts. s15o@2. .25 per box; other va
rieties 5Oc0SI per boy
Quinees-85a9O per box.
Peaches-Smau boxes 4O450c; carriers, 5OQ
75c; large boxes 5O9SJc; clingstones. in bulk.
S2092T50 per ton.
Prunes and PIums-s5cgs1 for crates and 5O9
csc for small boxes
Figs (per drawer)-BIaek, 5Oa75c for ordi-
nary and 65@9Oc for large river boxes: white.
35d50c.
Mslons-Nutmeg melons. 75cG125 per box:
csntaloupes, $292-5O per crate; watermelons.
$1-25Q2 per dozen.
GrapeS-Crates, 65 "a T5c for Isabella and son
I9c for other varieties: small boxes, 50965c:
large boxes; muscat, 75c@S1; JOkay. 75cGSf:
seedless, 75c@S1; black. 40965c; wine grapes,
S12@15 per ton
Citrus Fruits (per bOx)-vslencia oranges.
S3-5o94 for choice and S2.50GS for Standara
grapefruit S3G35O for seedless and $1315ON
for common; lemons. S5G5.5O for fancy. S3. sou
4-50 for choice and $2.50G3 for standard; Next
lines, $5 5O66.
Tropical Fruits - Bananas, 75c4$1-15 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican, S2G3 for
Central American; pineapples. S1-5OG250 per
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Cottolene-One half Dbl. 1850; 3 half bbIs,
13Ac; L tierce, 13be; tierces, 13c; tlerces.
121sc per 10.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 2062O15c; picnic
hams, 1415c; California hams. 19c; fancy bacon,
TO lbs. 2sc; to 10 lbs. &c; 10 to II lbs,
zee; sugar cured, 27c; light dry salt bacon. 8 TO
10 lbs, 24c; 10 to II lbs 22c; medium bacon, Ice;
light medium bacon, Ice.
Lard-Tierces, 15e; sos 15Ac, los 15s4c, 5s
ioTsc, IS Ice; compound lard. tierces 12c. 5Os
12Ac, los 12%c, IS 127sc. 3s 13c; yellow cook
ing oil, SSc per gal; white cooking oil. sSc per
gal; salad oil. 81 per gal.
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots,
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. SIS per bbl; family
beef, SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per bbl;
smoked beef, 2115c per lb.
Pork--Extra prime, In barrels, $32; clear, S34;
mess, $50; pig pork, s36; pigs feet. $50 for
half bbls, 81 40 for 25 lb kegs and .35 for kits
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Cash Grain and Proxt.,onx

CHICAGO. Sept s.-Cash quota tions were as
follows: Flour. steady. No. . rye I31A m74c
Feed or mixing barley, old. 5566lc; fair to
choice mailing, 65@6ec. No. 1 southwestern
naxseed, 81 6S; do No. | northwestern, 81 76;
Mess pork, per bbl $40 7b@21. Lard per = 100
IDS $l22 Short ribs, sides Qoose), Sill 5O@
II; short clear sides (boxed) SI2 25Ml2 30
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances Of wheat and -four were eor al
TO 3oI 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
els the corresponding day year ago Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 125 caHs.
corn, 571 cars; oats. 159 cars: hogs 10 600
DAILY MOVEMENT OF PR0nITCE
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

New York stocks and cOppers
about the same
Spot and future cotton weaker.
Local stock exchanges closed for
two days.
Today state holiday. Eastern
markets open.
OIL and mining stocks continue
feafureless.
Wheat unsettled. Barley and oats
weak.
Government issues crop condition
report.
Arrivals of hay again moderate.
Good export demand for dried
peaches.
Prune crop continues to fall off.
Linseed oil higher.
Butter, eggs and cheese firm and
active.
Potatoes and onions unchanged.
Fresh fruits in good holiday de-
mand.
Wine grapes weak and dull.
Poultry in liberal supply.
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SANTA CRUZ, Sept. S.-with the supnlv Of
first choice eggs plentiful and the outside mar
ket offering fair quotations to shippers under
contract, the egg market still remains UNCHANGED
40c per dozen still being the best whoIessI Ie
price, with second choice eggs selling from 3Sc
to 3sc per dozen.
SANTA ROSA. Sept. S.-There was no change
in prices on the local egg market here foday
The dealers all quoted 36isc per dozen snot
cash. for choice and 33 Isc for seconds T7bere
will be no new quotations tomorrow owing to
its being a holiday
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New York Money Mnrk.,

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Money on call easv az
TX az per cent; ruling rate, tx; closing hid
III; offered at 2 N
Time losns-Somewhst easier; so DAYS. 3s1 a
4 per cent; 90 days, 494A; six months. az
Prime mercantile paper-5h to per cent
Stearling exchange with actual msi.
ness in bankers bills at s4.S32524 s3S5 Tor az
day bills and at S4.S610 for demand.
Commercial bliss s2x "a S3A.
Bar gilver-52Kc.
Mexican dollars-44c
Bonds-Government and railroad steady
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$l.321a for choice red for seed ST. .321s a 40;
black, nominal, at $1.25 al so; gray, nominal;
white. S1.6o@1.671h
Corn-The government report gives the corn
condition as 1872 and the indicated yield is
2,S95, 600 900 bushels
Western states yellow. In bulk, San Francisco
track, $1oo; white, 81. 81; mixed, S1.53; sacked
prices, l1ac higher; white Egyptian, 81 500 .55;
brown do, 81. 60@1. .65 per ctl
Rye-Nominal at S1.60@1.65 per ctl
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boston Copper Stocks

Boston Copper Stocks
BOSTON, Sept. Sc. T. Hutton's wire says:
The market went TO sleep some time ago.
There are no leaders.
Copper stocks decreased 1.759, 433 pounds in
August. Production 127, sos, SIS pounds;
domestic deliveries, ST. 731 271: exports, 81 sSI-
7soi total consumption, 12a, ,563, ,051 pounds.
The accumulation of copper in the United
States at the close of August was 170,e4o,67s
Cor the week ended September / 1857
tons and for the eight months OF 1910 totaled
s., 1862 pounds
The following list is furnished by e. F. Hut
ton & Co. 400 California street. San Francisco:
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Assessment Directory Com.tock Mine.
OIL STOCKS

business in the oil stocks of a light
noliaay character yesterday. The only changes
were an advance in Associated to $40.75 and
weakness in Palmer at $l.3Th.
The exchange stands adjourned to Monday
Paraf1ne oil has declared dividend of 1c,
payable on the 18th. Books close the 18th.
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Norfhern Ru.ine..

PORTLAND, Sept. s.-clearings. si,sos, ,as7;
balances, $217 ,S23.
TACOMA Sept S-Cleartngs, 81 024 23o: heI.
snces, $6e ,534.
SEATTLE. Sept s.-Geerings. s2.oss, sos;
balances, $346, ,3e3.
sPokANE Sept. s.-oiesringz. sso7.eos; bal
ances. $9s,V9e.
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Crop Conditions

arrive. s2.74: September, s27s bid; October.
s26S bid; November. s2.63; december. s2-5s bid
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under quotations; heavy sailed stnoen snout age
light medium Zoe: light. &C.: eowhidssi q. a.
sesgs. s ; &c; sslted kip. 1Oc: saIted veal 1Se
l2c dry kip. lie; dry calf. 2sc sSasn' saas asqss'
Tlss5n10 Snesrnss SS94oe EACH short wool 46soc
2oG0oc horsehides. salt s2ass for isrre .snps ans
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Sept s.-Flour-Ouiet WITH
prices nominally lower; receipts, AZ, l55 barrels;
Wheat-Spot firm. No . red, SI.o4L elevator
and $1.04A f. o. b. aioat: new No i northern
Duluth S1211s +. o. b. to arrive. The futures
market was firm and sc higher early in the day
owing to stronger outside markets. hut later
turned weak under liquidation induced by liberal
receipts and a break in corn. closing unchanged
to lsc higher September closed $1.O41a; De-
cember closed $1-osh; May closed $1.12H Re
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Potatoes. Onion. and yeret.h,..

Everything in the green produce line was in
good demand yesterday, with prices for mos,
descriptions firm in the early trade but OWING
to the late arrival of boats and trains re-
ceivers were unable TO effect clearances excent II
few instances. Arrivals of tomatoes were ex,
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Today, Admission day, will be state holiday
only. wholesale business will be suspended
throughout the state, but the eastern markets
viii be open as usual
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Disootch TO The Call

Los ANGELES. Sept. s.-The feature Of the
oil stock market today was the decline of
Union The decline is thought to be due to
the filing of suits by the New Love oil company
and other subsidiary concerns.
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Rutter. Cbee.e and E~r.

There continued frmness in the market
for butter and eggs yesterday and a majority of
the trade reported that stocks of the upper grades
of both were passing out Of first hands almost
as fast received. Caterers TO the restaurant
trade reported unusually active demand, owing
to the large numbers of people in the city for
the Admission day celebration. and some buyers
experienced considerable difficulty in getting
enough fresh California eggs to I'LL their orders.
The quotations for eggs, as revised Wednesday,
were Unchanged, though most buyers were
obliged to pay small premium for extras on the
exchange. The butter market was still pointing
upward, business on the exchange sending the
price OF extras up 15c TO quotation OF a25Ac
a pound. California fancy fat cheese was in
good demand and firm at 16c pound. advance
of 1ac over the previously quoted rate.
Sales on the exchange were follows:
Butter-lo cases OF extras at 23c and 20 at
32hc pound.
Eggs-55 cases of extras at Ssc and 20 at ss1bc
dozen.
Cheese-25 California fancy fats at 16c and %
first fats at 14c pound.
Receipts were $500 pounds Of butter. 21.OOo
pounds of cheese and 1.201 cases of eggs
The following are the official quotations es-
tahlished on the floor of the dairy exchange:
Prices in the street. while governed BY the ex-
change quotations, generally range from 4 &c 10
&c higher; owing to the various charges to be
adj
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London Closing stock.

10
par eiFeL-Qulet; 24Ssd per ounce.
Money-I@1X per cent.
The rate Of discount in the omen market o.,
short bills is 27k03 per cent and for threa roa
months bills 5 per cent
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Northern wheat Market

WASHINGTON
TACOMA; Sept. Shilling: Bluestem. e4c;
club. sec. Export-Bluesten 9O6q1c: club SIC
SEATTLE Sept. Shilling: Buestem, 94c;
forty fold, 9oc; club. sec; ffe. sec; red Russian
SIC. Export-Bluestem, Gle; forty fold. SIC /:
club SEC; fife. SEC; red Russian, SIC. Yester-
days receipts-Wheat. 8; oats, II; barley q;
hay, 15-
OREGON
PORTLAND, Sept. s.-Track prices Club. SIS
@s6c: bluestem, 94@85c; red Russian, s3c; val
ley, SSc turkey red. S66SSc. Car receipts
Wheat, SO; barley, 2: oats. 4; hay 5.
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POLITICS LOSE
MARKET INFLUENCE
Wall Street Traders Disregard
Political Considerations in
Stock Maneuvering
Government Report and Copper
Statement Fail TO Stimu=
late Prices
New York stock List

T.. f. Hutton Co.. 490 California street.
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
sh the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday.
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ChiCnxo nfrcouuf p,t.

CHICAGO, Sept. s--Exchange on New York,
20c discount
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept s.-wheat-s September.
81 -o95s, December. $1.11A @1.11ss; May, S1.15K
Cash-No- 1 hard s1.12h; No. ] northern
n.11h @1.11%; No. 2 northern. SLOTS a .10H :
No. northern. $1.04h @1.0I%.
Corn-No 3 yellow. 540155c.
0ats-No. 3 white. 31T @32%c.
Rye-No. >, 711sc.
Flax-closed at S2.7o
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal:
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PortIand butter Market
Egg Market In Nearby Counties
Sh.cini Disnnfrh 10 The Gill

PORTLAND, Sept. S-City creamery cubes
S5@36c; prints, 3I6S71ac; store, 23G24c
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, Sept. s-1o:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Rid Ask Bid. Ask
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BUTTER. PER POUND.

Cheese-CaIfornia fancy hats, 16c per NJ
steady; do hrsts, 14c, steady; do seconds 1215c
steady; fancy Young Americas. 1612c; firm; do
frsts, 16c. firm: Oregon Oats. 1910. Arm; Cali
fornia storage dats, 15c, steady.
Eggs-Calfornia fresh. per Dozen cases in
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Duluth Flax
DULUTH, Sept. S.-Flax on track, In store, to
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LOCAL MARKETS
Provisions

Oats ctls ..........................
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facing Of the satin. * full ovcrskirt 6u-
Shed with two bands of satin. a most
simple waist with yoke collar, nat bord
down the front OF the waist and cuffs of
hnc Maline laec. The belt is az the nor
nal waist line, the sleeves. elbow length,
are OF normal size, aud the gown attracts
attention by its finish and simplicity.
Liberty satin Is material that has
again come into favor; 1t never did en-.
tirely lose It's popularity, for 1t is such
becoming material aud can be draped
and lifted easily II Is used in all colors,
aud in many OF tho brightest coloriuss
as well as 10 black. 10 one OF the new
shades Of rcd is an extremely smart
model, but rather a dangerous stylc 10
recommend reeklcssly. Again is there
tho double skirt, the upper quite full and
gathered into a broad band Of Venetian
lace: three rows of heavy cording form
tie belt that joins waist aud skirt, and
are place. 70 Eve toe SSort wasted cf-
feet. Tho sleeves are ~ th-=o VIDE tuelss.
but do not reach quite 20 tic elbow. an
lhave as finish pud OF the same lace
This same model copied IN black " also
Extremely popular,
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Artistic and aesthetic arc terms applied
TO oahy Of tho aewes, styles. and IL loose.
more or less 1oppy effects arc surscstcI
by these terms. ther they certainly are
well named. The sleeves aud waist m
ono piccc. With 70 shoulder. TO sleeve
seams. give a vague outline. while the
full skirts. drawn IN about the auklcs|
with a wide band Of lace or satin. quite
c6cctually disguise the natural lines OF
the wcarcr The low cut collur. with It's
encircling frn, may display prc:ty
throat but it breaks the shoulder line and
displays most uncompromis;ngly ury de-
feet Of skin or formation Of the peck. a
truly beautiful woman has certainly this
season much 10 be thankful for. as she
knows Tor once that her rvals caunot
hope 10 compete in the face Of such odds.
y gown Of Natter blue Liberty that
has many points TO recommend il for
tho woman who IS tall and slender. A
quite full skirt Is gathered at the sides
. .-a-d back and Is deliberately embroidered
II aeaTy silk OF the same shade ms the
Da5er.lA Tho loose blouse waist fastcns
iundes the left ar sAi hA usist az
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majority Of women. for it would require
the most pcrfccr Of figures and rcgnl
pose not 10 look shapclcss in gown of
this description made of too thick OF
hcuvy fubric-
The constant changing of fashions as
the weeks 90 by is making the selection
Of the summer wardrobe unusually diff
cult As has jest been iustauced, tie
different materials can bc chosen with an
idea Of making them up IN other color
aud fabrics. and this IS task that To-
'quircs cool skilled judgment The colos is
not so difficult, MS The material, for it
cou be decided by choosing The becoming
but the material will 1t drapc well. VIII
Iit make the figure look too thickE All
this is OF fnr moro consideration in this
Impractical age than whether il viii wear
well Fortunately DO is not necessary
TO buy the most expensive materials 10 Sc
cure the best results. and there never was
n time when there were SO many effective
materials 10 be had for so little cypcudi-
liurc, No one color is ordered 10y pJmc
Fashion For the moment. owing TO the
Chantecler influence red prcdominatcs.
but there is little indication that Il will
so continue to lead. There arc most OK
quisite blues and many of them clear,
vivid blues. and the dullcr antique shades
There are greens and many ycllows. aud
more black gowns are now being made
thau has been the case Tor long zinc
while white III any texture and weight is
most popular. Bands of satin and fancy
borders to plain materials tempt the lover
of novelties and the colorin=s are most
fascinating in both heavy and light fab
RIGS. Figured. striped and plain all arc
liu style. while the fad-lt is nothing else
Of combining contrasts makes q variety.
Iif that is desired The conservative still
elect the on" zone color scheme in prefer
cncc TO all else, bot for those who claim
that 1t too monotonous the contrast OF
color and mqterjul present most olIurinc
field Of choice.
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skirt arc ioiaod under a wide folded hclt
that is caught under a large fancy
buckle. There arc ends OF ribbon falling
from under the buckle that are finished
with long tasscls. This model in white
is as charming and as effective as In ANY
color.
| Wool materials arc SO associated with
out Of door costumes aud tailor gowns
that when in the summer season models
! of cloth gowns are exhibited it always
seems rs though there were some mis-
take Although There are not many days
during the heated term when wooucu
OF serge gown would seem practical in
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THE use Of black trimmings has
much TO recommend Il, but is not 10
be rashly advocated. Facnss Of
plain black satin on 7oilc Dc soic nrc cf-
fcetivc, but lhcn tho one tone OF color
Us also effective aud the contrast Of ma
.tcrial makes a contrast OF color. Trim
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which give the more marked contrast
Simple but chnrmius evening gowns arc
quite a feature of this summers styles.
voilc Jc sole, chiffon. soft flush satin, and
for those who must count pennies th' taS-
cinaung mcrccuzcd wash materials and
lowered musIius arc 10 be had iu avon
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the country. a the scashorc or in the
mountains there ere many opportunities
for wearing it. And thcn the models dis
played In serge or cloth can almost IN
varilbly br COPIED IL other materials. The
blue and white striped serge or cloth
could be made equally well or better IN
ponece or foulard aud there are many
details thar could be improved upon 80
the other fabrics; thc waist in 4 lighter
material would be far smarter, the sleeves
more graceful. for the model is cyccp-
uonally smart and novel The model for
a cashmere do sole would serve far bot
fer for pongee OF yoile de sole FOR the
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ming plain materials with figured is
also ono Of the fashions Of this season,
and last years lluc serge costume can
be wonderfully frcshcncd II the coat be
refined with polka dotted foulard. with
collar and cuffs Of the same. This Is
more novel ohm the Jluck trimmings,
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1i661 latest PARIS
W IA HONS =
Attractive Mode]a r.
EllSThOOn
BY A. T. ASHMORE.

only is Il essential for summer
gowns TO look always fresh aud
Emnrt, but for mere comforts
sake must there be far larger number
thnn Is required for the winter. II is i'm
possible. for instance. 10 eliminate wool
gowns from the list, but they do not play
On Important part. There must be gowns
Of some weight, not so warm or heavy as
wool and there must 10 foUlnrd and
popsee gowns for the very hot weather,
40 that the woman who finds il eompara-
tivcly easy 10 look tmartly sowncd dur
ing tho cold weather if shc be provided
with three or four quite satisfactory cos
tunes must realize that double the num-
Der for summer VIII be the rule.
voilc dc sole. silk yelling and mar
ouisctte, preferably the former, arc much
in demand this season, ns In truth arc all
lightweight transparent and scmi-tr1ns-
parent materials. As has been said many
times, the choice of colors Is wonderfully
extensive. and when the exact shade aud
effect cannot be found il can be obtained
by combining two or three shades. one
over the other. giving a wonderful depth
aud charm Of color The solid oolors are
80 varied. however, that it would seem as
though the most critical might be salts
fed. In green there arc endless shades,
for green is one Of the favoritcs this year.
and most charming model is in one of
the new shades combined with liberty
satin. n pcrfcct match, or, IL SO desired
with black. Tho former Is the smortcst
and the most generally becoming. The
style might be called claborutcly simple
1t consists of lower skirt with wide
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dcrfui variety of color and design. These
last can be- made over lawn Innings. al-
though silk il to be preferred, aud ro0 Is.
The opportunity TO use up the old evening
gowns Tor Innings, Tor the fact that the
first freshness bas departed viii makc mo
difference under the other material. When
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expense is being carefully calculated. bo
remembered thst silks and satins an
often much les expensive 10 the end thai
the transparent materials that do not COZ
hoit The price, for the former DO not r,
quirc an expensive lining. which the latts
as a rule do demand.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-10-31
Fishing for Fun.

II there be time for everythine
this IL the time for dshInK-not aah.
Ing for the market but fishing for
fun. To most men fishing means hard
work with seine or dull work with
hook and line. FishinE for sport is
done with rod and reel. The ice f.
out of the northern lakes and streams.
but their waters are cold and clear.
Fish that live In them are frm, Quick.
pugnacious and. in their way, intelli.
gent. The man who gets q few of
them must know where they live. I'm.
derstand their habits, possess an out.
At of approved fitness and be expert
In Its use. Angling in warm waters
for lazy and Indifferent fish, a weary
man can hardly forget business cares,
for there II not enough excitement to
occupy his mind. Operating in a north.
ern lake or brook in early spring, with
the assistance Of q good guide, his
mind is intent only upon fish. There
are no anxieties Of trade, no profes-
sional perplexities. no social or do
nestle worriments, no troubles of any
kind for a man in whose eyes the
flashing sunlight Is reflected and In
whose ears the reel Is ringing.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-10-31

Neuralgia of the face. shoulder.
hands. or feet requires powerful
remedy that will penetrate the
flesh. BILLIARDS SNOW LINZ
MENT possesses that power.
Rubbed in where the pain is felt is
all that is necessary to relieve
suffering and restore normal .condi-
tions. Price 25c. SOC and 500
per bottle. Sold by Elko Drug Co.