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New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
Canadian Melons.

Very fine specimens OF Canadian melons
are lust I'm at Washington Market. and are
only - cents each: Egyptian melons have
also made their appearance, selling at Il
each California fancy Casaba melons are
s, each. Pines are . cents and sugar
pines 81 10 20 cents apiece, watermeions
are 81 each and grapefruit are 10 ana ~
cen-s each. The California seedless grapes
are particularly good just now and are Il
= box: Morocco grapes and muscats are
also 81 a box. Tokays are 90 cents a basket
cornichous are 30 cents. malagas 90 cents,
DeIauarps 20 cents. Niagaras - 10 10
cents and Concords 20 70 > cents basket
Sparjsh grapes are - cents pound.
Ouiucee are g. cents a basket, winter ber-
riss are y cents a til. French figs are 81 25
dozen and japanese plums are 81
asI,er French cbestnutS are - cents
mint ,obnuts and English walnuts are 30
cents a pound. flberts are the same price
and tho new boxes Of hOneycomb are .
cents each Oranges are from NJ cents 10
e y = dozen. Pomegranates are 81 dozen,
,ersirnuous are - and 80 cents a dozen
and German prunes are - cents a basket
,,on1ice pears are 81 d dozen ANGUS are
90 cents a dozen and Seckel pears arc Z"
cents a BASKET SpitZenberg apples are %
cents dozen. Cranes golden apples are 20
.s,ts = dozen and Jonathans are 40 and %
cents a dozen.
BARGAINS in Mushrooms.
small baskets Of mushrooms are selling
his. y5cek at the market as special line
at % cents a basket The weight Is not
',,,ara n,eed. but there are enough mush-
..,a,,s in the basket at that price 10 make
,,,,ic. sales. Tomatoes are % cents hVe-
round til. oyster plants are ohFoe Tor -
cents. Jerusalem artichokes are ~ cents
2 quart and French ariicnoAfS are ~ 'ei''s
- .,an,iaovers are 20 and % cents
-. ho,bcuse cucumbers are 20 cents
esrb rreeniug apples are ls cents quart
r~snherries arc % cents a quart turnipH 10
sents a quart and loose carrots also le cents
= Quart. spring carrots ara 10 cents for
- -. prussels sprouts are 70 cents
= quart, eggpiants are 10 cents ea-n. Gao
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

dent Of Goucher College The practical
side Of the celebration viii be rhe raising
of $50 GO IN extra gifts.
To morrow morning az II O'Clock at
Carnegie Hall DR.. Wise will preach the sec
ond of a series Of addresses on Problems
of Life and Religion with special refer
ence to the subject Does the Church De
mand Social Justice"
The Rev. DR. A. Edwin Keigwin will
preach at both services in the West End
Presbyterian Church Tomorrow. The day
will inaugurate old home week
The subject OF the lesson-sernnon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow viii
be Probation After Death
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Dr. Gilbert Reid. OF
China, will preach tomorrow on The
Present Opportunities IN China
''stimson, the Republican Candidate for
Governor will be the subject OF a I've
minute editorial by the Rev. Dr. Christian
2. Reisner, pastor Of Grace Methodist
Church, tomorrow evening.
Mr. Holmes, at the Church Of the Mes
siah Unitarian, will reply IN his sermon
tomorrow morning to Father Vaughn's at
tack on Professionalism and DR.. Aked's an
swering defence Of Protestantism and at
tack upon Catholicism Mr.. Holmes viii
set forth his views OF Catholicism as a
dead and Professionalism as a dying re-
ligion, and expound his Interpretation of
the new religion which is 10 displace them
both
The God Who Laughs will be the sub
ject Of DR.. George p. E.ckmans discourse
tomorrow evening at ST. PauIs Methodist
Episcopal Church
The Rev. Dr. Rufus P Johnston, pastor
Of the Washington Heights Baptist Church.
will preach tomorrow morning on Love OF
God In Christ Jesus
At ST. Mark Church Tomorrow morning
the Rev. Or. L. W Batten will speak about
some OF the important subjects which have
been before the General Convention az Gin
ciunati.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev. 7. NJ. Haldeman, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, will take as his sub
1ect tomorrow evening How the Bible
May Be Read and Studied Cnderstandingly
and Be Found To Be the Most Fascina ting
OF Books. How the Bible Carries It's own
Keys, UnlOcks Its own Mysteries and Is a
Perfect Harmony" His morning subject
viii be Walking Worthy of the Vocation -
Al St. PauTs Chapel tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock the first sermon of a series
on The Reality of Religion" will be
preached by the Rev. Or Newell Dwight
Hills. OF Plymouth Church. His topic will
be The Sense of the Spiritual"
The Rev. John McGaw Foster. of Boston,
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
Ut Inferest 10 TJomen
WOMEN TEACHERS COSTLY
Miss Strachan Admits They Are
Absent from Work a Lot.

Women teachers cost the city more than
the nen teachers do. This was admitted
bv Miss c,rac> Strachan. president of the
Interborougb Association of Women
Teachers. at meeting held by the asso-
citation at No. Madison avenue yester-
dav to consider the report of the Mayors
commission on teachers salaries
Tt cannot be denied that women teachers
are absent two ana ohe-haf times as
much as men she said. The absences
of women teachers have cost the taXpay-
ing puhIic ssooa.olo in the last five years.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
ESSAYS.

z,.-r,-.rv INTERVIEWS ~ William Dean
- -ts--e-I- illustrated So. pp- g.. 2's-
.T-a--r- e T-cef
----=--a-g-z Bir. Her-ells's rhiloscpav On
.-.--v-1ss subjects Tbs titles of s0ns Of the
E are a psv sr Bronx Para-
-e-fr--r IN the C9lnrr~ and Tnty- Dress
d. f-- Ecrel Dinner. The Rs1eT-al Or
--ss-i-s-41r. The Fi-Eleness et AEs.
s--.--s's ~ The Tastes ''Intlmatlonz ~
r-ers=- opera and The S'1Per1orifT - hEr
I--e--,crs etc
----~-7rs sNp svoWAI.s- Win Scu-e PET
r-s-e----e Fevte1s r P,cha-d Z Ca
f-er-e 1omc IT. $50 TIE John Lane '-oi'--
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.-f-s-rsrs =, G-crEe Meredith. Tsrrysc'
--s--- .-1er Sidney La-tsr s,d Msrr'cs
Ee~s-- and rspsrs or literature and other
z-5s--s
az. ~ CTFrT-dSTANCE b sterhsn He--
- --zrr1u. 12rc, - - SO 'Charles
z-~rs-e--s Sens
-s----rf-s sssa-z - Needs and No
----e= isThe ~ ot Simplicity. LIE =
---z =z-ee The Wzsretrlrsss or T" or
- -7,z-f--- q ESzts-erce. Prcrcr-r~,s
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New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BIOGRAPHY.

Res OF HARBwIGK AND HER I5ss, cIRCL.B. By
,r~-,s S.ennev Rawson- With thirtH-elght
s1i-,s--atiarle including 3 phetosTavure Fronts
-je,e- Svo, rp- xiii 2TS. Crhe John Lane
Company
A. account 81 the much married Elizabeth
rzo-su-cl1 zfte-ward Countess Of ShreWs-
- VIA descriptions az her many man
SONS and life in England in the days Of
olleeu EiizabsIh-
many or A REFUGEE Edited by Frances
r,carn illustrated by Resale UrQuhart-
is-1c I'd tx. 1z9- (Nofat, Yard g. Coz
Tep-cduclRs the diary kept by = Louisiana
Va1,r-an fn 1S8s- picturing lie in the extreme
1-.lf- during the war
~-o.--R tI.HNEI.AND- A RECORD OF
y rFIFNnSaTP BY Richard Watson Glider
illustrated. I2rao, I'd. XVI, 2fo. The Century
J0ura-yf
-5,s -e-<onalitv of Nr- Cleveland re
,--sI-s IN an intimacy OF many years With
.-f-4--s ran correspondence
-zz0--c4 FIVE ADNTNTSTRATTONS- Rem
s-ss~e~cs,s Of Colonel william H. crook.
t5-sy--ls-d 10 President Lincoln Complied
- rsitea by Margzrita Spaldtng Gerry
Tr-e--ata5 svo pp. rs 1ga7per q hras1
r.sli-r With the administrations n John
s. Grant Hayes. Garfield Tho earlier
- - the book is devoted 20 Lincoln anG
n. at the White House curing stirring
si~-es Marry anecdotes are related
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
FRENCH UNDERWEAR
many Styles to Suit Purses of
Various Dimensions.

,...- --e survival in this age of hustle and
OF The wonderful patience and skin
.. pioouees the French lingerie so fasci-
s1iii5 10 al women is very interesting
ollehon- Women who know nothing
work may have little idea of the
IN, I'M oI labor that must be expended
upon these exquisite garments br+ 70 tboso
who understand $50 seems on,1- . +riae -
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
oLDTIME FRUIT CAKE.

a recipe for the oldtime fruit cake which
keeps for years and improves With heei'-
ms. calls for half a pound Of flour, haIf
pouud OF sugar a liberal half pound OF
butter half "a pound of candled citron. TWO
pounds of cIrrantS. two pounds or stoned
ard chopped TalSinS, quarter of pound
each Of candied orange and lemon peel, hfe
eggs. half Il tablespoonful eaeh or sf"Ihu
cloves. cinnamon. nutmeg and mace and
EIII and "a half of brandy. Bake the cake
fu q slow oven foT three hours.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
WEDDING AT BARNARD COLLEGE
Following Custom, Junior and Fresh
man Presidents Are Married.

There was d wedding Yesterday al Barnard
College. and the bride was a freshman me
occasion was a solemn one and the ceTe-
uonv was most impressive The custom Oh
holding a yearly mock wedding was es'aD-
lished by the class of 'le- In order 10 sho"
tfai-. intense admiration for their little sis
-s~s the present class of u. the decree
z,,sr- forth that the presidents Of the two
.i..1as eboul5 he united in natrimony- 4
,.,,,,,o,,s ceremony was accordingly held.
rho If e. Yesterday We're performed AH
the class Of u as initiation 10 their little
- - .ra5v' ..hi.r sisters Of 10. The can
dfF.,..s for rnatrimOnE were Cora Inees'
-ra il1rfor president. and Margaret Britain
t-e grrs7r,1au president. Cora Thees made
J. --1ar,+fF bridegroom. in reElmentals ana
epsilletr-s. who promised 70 guard ms wiie
from an The odds" Of life, meaning odd
classes
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
cANOIED SWEET POTATOES.

Candied sweet potatoes are famous
Southern dish To prepare them boil four
large sweet potatoes and when cold peel
and slice them into pan. Add a teaspoon
ful of butter and half a teaspoonful OF
rou-dered cinnamon. half q cupful Of sugar
and enough water barely 10 cover the PC
tatoes. 4 drop Of lemon essence may be
added if desired. Bake the mixture till II
candies.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

.,,.;ons have suggested The volume viii
=, nnblished in several languages.
..Excitement"-apparently the great
s.sideratum Of our time-is supposed
= ta the aim of the new magazine, "Ad-
--+,,-e." While other magazines are
-,-,ent TO provide a course or two Of
.,.-,rls ghis. il is understood, viii be
.h-;lls from beginning to end.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
St. Lke Protestant Episcopal Congregation to Celebrate Nine
teth Birthday

viii be the speaker tomorrow morning at
the Church of the Holy Communion DR..
Mottet will address the chiIdren's service
in the afternoon. and Bishop Moreland, of
Sacramento. will preach in the evening
The Rev. William Payne Shriver will
speak on New York City as a Mission
Field at the Harlem Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning.
The trienniaI convention of the . ".
3. NJ OF greater New York ana vicinity
will be held on Tuesday afternoon at the
Second Church Disciples Of Christ
The twenty-ffth anniversary Of the pas
torate Of the Rev. John Thomas wiids at
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

The Board OF Foreign Missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church is celebrating
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of the found
Ing of their missions in Corea- This cele-
bratiOn begins on November 1 and viii con-
tinue for several months. The first Method
ist mission in Corea was founded through
1 gift from John 2 Coucher. late presi-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
Brooklyn.

FALMOUTH CHURCH Orange street %
tween Hicks and Henry Streets.@Tre Pa.tsr
Rev. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS. viii p--ach ~
The morning AZ 70 A. and w the evening AZ T,45
Morning subject EdisCn's View of Life as
Only Mechanism, Versus PauIs Idea % fulrnoT-
tality
In the evening pr HILLS VIII give the rhfrd
In the Series the Hurolc Age in Arnerfran
History. Wendell Phillips and Hls Cc-WorSers
the Elcquencs 0r rhe Anti Slavery Ferios
IN the morning the choir VIII sing Wssr 9
antneuf. The Lord Is Exalted and Christian
ths Morn BY shelley In the evening they Nlt
give Cfcu~cd's Praise Ys ths Eathsr's an
When Power Divine 90 by Faurz Tss o~x.r
selections VIII be from Seecceck ana puhcis ar
rschsikcwskv
SUNDAY morning PRAYER service sn- sra
Bible classroom az 10 'clccz The zunSz-
EchDoLz WIl meet a. the usual hcur.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

AT Calvary Baptist Church DIT. Mac
Arthur will deliver in the evening the last
sermon in his series on The Church and
It's Relations"
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

At the Chuch Of the Ascension the Rev
Dr.. Percy Stickney Grant. rector. viii
preach at both services
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

-vr INTERNATIONAL STUDIO Ar uiastra'-
1hl- a AFsraziDe q Fine and Applied Art
e@N,,---e F7ortv-ore. Comprising July. Al
-9st seutenber and october. 1919. Numbers
- - ia illustrated. 4to. pp. S36 civ.
--,e rQl4n Lane Company
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

DR. Aked's subjects at the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church Tomorrow are: Morning,
THE Defeat Of Doubt and Despair III
r.an+e and in Paul.; evening. I'm
n,ortaIfty: an Appeal to the Ages
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

his Illustrated lecture on The Immigrant
in New York" at the Harlem Branch Oe
the Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow at 40 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
"a Ave and Tth St
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG. d. D. Minister.
viii preach at IL A NJ and P NJ
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Jth Ave. and 29th st.
Rev DAVID JAMES BURRELL4, D. D. Minis
ter, viii preach at II A. NJ and ; p. VI
Evening: a Notable Case OF Faith Healing"
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH or
1T. NICHOLAS.
,rr5f1, ih Ave, Yi,9F9 2R9 +S[4 Ncis6n s Minister
viii preach at IL A NJ and P NJ
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev. HENRY EVERTsoN COBB. D. D. Min
ister, viii preach at II A. VI and +:30 ?. n.
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
: West Forty-sixth street.
The REV. CHARLES r. AKED. ID. d.
Will preach tomorrow morning and evening
Morning-.The Defeat Of Doubt and Despair
Evening immortality; an Appeal TO the
Ages"
the idea OF Immortality in Hebrew Literature
and the Contribution Of Persia and Greece 70
BIBLE CLASSES FOR YOUNG MEN AND
YOI Nc WOMEN Ar ESQ q, VI.
ANNUAL ROLL CALL
Weduesday- October z6 at O'Clock.
WEST End PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. \. EDWIN kEIGwIN. d. D.; the Pastor,
Will deliver an illustrated address on
THE LION OF LUCERNE."
Tomorrow is old Home sunday The pas
t9rs rs subjects WI. pc ,o, 5s T9,S%s
OF GOOn INTENTION"
500 = MImHAI6yEK III III u.,S ~, MAS AN p3Es, He
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 10Th street.
PASTOR. |. n. KalDEMAN.
II =; Nv u-kING WORTHY OF rHE
8 p M.1aHow THE BIBLE MAY BIZ READ
AND -rtDIED INDEksrANDiSGL1;
BIBIE CARRIES TTs OWN KEYs. "
LOCKS IFS Own MYSTERIES. AND n A
Meeting House Central PART West and saith -
Dedication of the New Meeting -Hous~
sunday Morning, October 20, at IN o'clock.
For Members of the Society Only.
Dedication Of the New Meeting Heu,e
To IT. Civic PURPOSES.
Monday Evening, Oct -, AT $50 O'clock
Open 90 The Public
Speakers Dr. Frlix Adler. Borough Prssi-
Edward ". shepard, Rabbi stephen :: WIS.,,
DR. lyman abbott; Mr. Isaac y >eiigmsn.
Dr. E~rry MoskewitE and others
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Fifth Ave and S5th Street
services at II 4. NJ and = p NJ
REV. J. o. JONES, N. A., 3. D.,
of Bournemeuth, England,
viii preach az both services. Mr. Jones leaves
for England on oct. 20 Bible school meets az
2 81 A NJ Wednesday Evening Lecture al Is
cordial welcome viii be given ali who
attend these services
CENTRAL PREsBNrERLtN CHURCH
West STth s., between Broadway and 7tn Ave
Rev. WILTON MERLE-SMITH. 2. L Pastor
Rev G II sMKTH. Ir.. Assistant
Or. MERLE-SMIIH II breaches az n A. M & p NJ
Evening subject, RIGHT THINKING. or
The PSYCHOLOGY OF Success
Christian Endeavcr mseting SUNDAY morning
q aS sunday school, ~ r NJ pevoEional
Meeting Wed Al ? NJ All welconrs
tlHRISr CHIrRcH RrnadwsN Tfst Rer
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

a0aTh PRESBYTERIAN GHDRen,
Rev. John R. Maskay. Pil. D.. Pastor
n \. NE pper and neither springs
T. IA F1ock of sheep for Eiugdon .
MADISON ayENUE saPrIsT CHrRCH
MADISON Az ENC p. cor 2lSF ST
c. A. EATON, ID. d., Pastor
p, Ui" preach 9a al -i!r., 4 y y s.1!l ard ~
N-.'w-nat Les Beyo5d Re cfraT@,.'
81. BARIH0. OMEW'S CHURCH
Madison ave. corner a4th 81
Tte Fsy. LEIGHTON PARKS n n. F---,r
80 \ u y, Bo.s Bsls--e s.eInnIsni9s. .sI u
fP M.-Prsacser. re Rsy + v voor
ADVANCED NEW THOUGHT
T2d subject ''Mystsry ana Bsnest o. p.
birth Speakers Mrs Adele Marie Ft1us
the Monk. Tel Narayan. from india Puotc
THE FaEE SYNAGOGUE
CARNEGIE HALL
'Dsss the Church Demand social Iusfir.7~
Al are weleonle
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHrRcH.
57rh 81. and Madison
n A. M.EDR- CARTER PREAeHTs
M-PEOPLE'S POPLAR sFKvICs.
Third IN Fff,een-Nfnuts Sermon Ssrlss
Lucy Marsh Gordon. scioist
RUTGERS PREsByTERLAN CHTscH-
Broadwys and T3d ST
Preaching II a m and . N be ~.
REV. JAMES A McWHITAMs,
Of Osstnfrg. n Z
PRAYER meeting Wsdnesdzv evening 4
Conducted by Rev. Dr.. Eu--dss.
OLD FIRST CHURCH
5th ave. IIth 70 18th 81
HOWARD DUFFIELD. d d. Pasror.
Rev. CHARLES R ERDMAN. ot Princston.
viii preach. u A. ". and p "
GALHshY aETn1aIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
12eth Street and Seventh Av.ru.
Rev CHARLES L. GOODELL. D D Faster
II a NJ and ? M-PTsaching N BY ths Pastor
PRAYER Mseting Wednestay. 500 ?. n
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
Fifth Avenuc and Tenth street.
Rev Dr. PERCY STICENEY GRANT. Rector.
II a m--Mornins Service and Sermon
son. The Rector will preach AZ both services
CHURCH OF ZION AND sT- TTMOT9T
334 Wssr 57th st
Rector, Rev HENRY LCRECE. =. . Z.
Morning Prayer Preacher. the Rector. II a. m.
Evensong. Preacher. Rev Dr. RUSHTON. s :. n
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAS
CHURCH, corner OF 10Th 81. zone block wesr frsH1
Broadway'.-GEDRGE ALEXANDER. u d.
/ Pastor Public worship tomorrow ar II a
and Q m The Pastor will preach Wednes-
day evening service at o'clock
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY or FRIENDS (Ortho-
3, Bible Class, 10 Meeting for worship II
washington and lafayette aves.. Brooklyn -Bfbla
School. S:+5s Meeting for Worship. Il All vel
come.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22

At ST. Marks Church tomorrow morning
the Rev Or. L. W Batten Will speak about
some or the important subjects which have
been before the General Convention az Cin-
ciunati.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
ID Ave and Tth ST
Rev JOHN c. FAGG. D. D. Minister.
will preach at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ

THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
Jth Ave. and 29th ST.
Rev DAVID JAMES BURRELL- D. D. Minis
ter viii preach at II A. NJ and p. ".
Morning; The Belief OF an UnbeiieveF'
Evening. n Notable Case OF Faith Healing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

Although everything is reported al
quiet along the border, General Thom
as left Prescott. Ariz., with company
b of eighteen infantry for Naco, Ariz.
today. While the general will neither
deny nor affirm. there are rumors tina,
the entire garrison of three companies
will leave Fort Whipple for the border
Saturday. Army officers said the cal
vary at Fort Huachauaca had also
been ordered to the border.
In view of the present situation this
movement of troops is considered as
precautionary measure. in order to
protect American interests.
NEW YORK Nov. 25.-Three Greek
peddlers were found dead in their
rooms on Third avenue today. with the
gas flowing from an open burner. The
police report the case as accidental.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

attached on each side of the front by
hooks.
A comparatively plain bodice can be
brought into a distinctive class by the
addition of these graceful reyers.
There are no pitfalls of good tailor
ing, difficult stitching and shaping,
The softness of line attains deeese
alive end and eliminates trouble for
| the amature.
The new jackets are quite short.
usually semi-fitting and double-dreast-
ed. and are generally cut square across
the bottom. Some of them are elab-
orately trimmed with wide and fancy
braids.
prises in color schemes One of the
latest Is the combination of the blue
and green metallic effects. There is
a pretty but rather cold grayish blue
called the pole nord"
Chiffon In Scotch plaids, clan col
ors, and others soon to appear. In
black aud white viii be much used
for separate waists built over CON
trasiing color which may match or
contrast With the color of the cos
tune
Shoulder collars are very large and
round They are frequently OF hand
embroidered batisie or OF maIine in
two different shades, fastened with a
metal cord ornament.
Coat collars still retain shawl and
tailor effects, but the latest models
show higher closing. Coats button
with the single-breasted or diagnonal
lap
Among the trimmings for fall and
winter garments, especially for suits
and handsome separate coats OF broad
cloth. plush. fur fabrics, velvet. oheviot
reversible and similar fabrics. hraids
are again prominent.
SILK beaver hats for the smaller
daughter OF the family as well as for
the older sisters and mothers. are a
favorite this season. These hats are
to be found In many and attractive
shapes.
White kid gloves are heavily stitched
in black, finished at the wrist with
tiny band OF black kid and fastened
with one large button OF black cut
jet
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28
NO REASON FOR 1T.
When Durango Citizens Show the Ger.
tain Way Out.

tain Way Out.
There can be no Just reason why any
reader OF this will continue to suffer
the tortures of an aching back, the
annoyance OF urinary disorders, the
dangers of diabetes, OF any kidney
ills. when relief Is SO near at hand
and the most positive proof given
that they can be cured. Read what
Durango citizen says:
Mrs. J. A. Strom. 800 Fourth ave.
Durango, Colo, says:
II could not rest In any position
On account of pains in my back and
at night there was steady pain
across my loins Sharp twinges SELF
ed me when l attempted to arise
from a chair and my back was ex
tremeIy weak. The kidney secretions
were also unnatural and showed thai
my kidneys were at fault. Learning o.
Doan's Kidney Pills. ! was induced tt
try them. They relieved the pain II
MY back and restored my kidney,
to a normal condidtion. Since ther
when have felt In need OF kidne,
medicine. ! have taken Doan's kidnel
Pills and they have always brough
tho desired benefits. II dives m,
pleasure to recommend this .xcellen
preparation"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the Unite,
States.
Remember the name - DOAN'S =
and take no other.