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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
sEWAREN

Mrs. F. ]. Adams spent Monday
in Hackensack with Mr.. Adams, sis
ter, who has been an invalid and Is
now given up by her physician and
not expected to live but a short time.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey, OF Brooklyn,
has been a guest of Mrs. M. Balfour
Tor some days.
Mrs. Bryon, of Brooklyn, Is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. A. Walker, of
West avenue.
Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson was In town
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs.. Fred Turner went to New
York on Tuesday morning to meet
her brother-in-law. Mr.. Mittendorf,
of Reading, Pa, who arrived that
day from Europe on the steamer
Victoria Louise
Mrs. Martha Turner went to the
city this morning to meet an old
friend from London, who is on this
side visiting friends and whom Mrs.
Turner has not seen for years.
Mrs. J.. Henry Smith left home to-
day for a visit OF three or four days
with friends in Manhattan and
Brooklyn.
Mrs F. r. Grant ~entsrtains this
afternoon the Sewaren Bridge ut her
pleasant home on Gin road, and FRI
day she Will be hostess toSthe Wood
bridge Whist Club.
Thursday evening the regular
monthly meeting OF the Sswarsn
Civic Association Will be held nf shs
residence OF Mr. n = Grant 1T $40
acK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
SPOTSWO0D

Charles Hodapp, of Hoboken.
spent Sunday with his parents. Post
master and Mrs. Joseph Hodapp, Sr.
Benjamin Feldbaum, Gordon Ap-
pIeby, Frank Beebe and William Nc
|MuIiken spent Sunday visiting
friends in New York.
Mrs. A. DinkeI, of Perth Amboy,
has returned home after spending a
few days with her parents here.
Miss Helen Thomas. of Philadel-
|phia, Pa, IS visiting Councilman and
Mrs. John O. Cozzens.
j.. Randolph Appleby, Jr.. started
on Monday for the New York Law
School. Ee will make his home In
the metropolis and take the New
York bar examinations at the end of
the year.
Miss A. Harkfns, of EngIishtown,
Is visiting Mrs. George w. DeVoe.
The Spotswood Dancing Club had
Its first meeting Of the season last
night In Whitney hall.
Miss Emma Beebe was 8 Perth
Amboy visitor last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
MAY TRY GAS
STREETIIGHTS
Roosevelt Borough Also Want
Telephone Poles Removed.
sssrsal 10 the EVENING WE'VE.

Roosevelt, Oct. AT a regular
meeting of borough council held
Monday evening, all members OF
council, except Mr.. Jeffreys, were
present Mayor J. A. Hermann pre-
sided. The collectors report was al
follows. Balance on hand last meet
Ing, $862.87. Received from tax
payers, $500; total, t1,262.87. Dis
bursements, $1,01849. Balance to
date, $244.3e.
The recorders report for Septem-
Der showed that one prisoner had
been held for the grand jury and
that nine had been fined collectively
$114.25, OF which amount $500
had been expended by the recorder
in expenses. A check for s108.76
accompanied the report. Both re-
ports were referred to the finance
committee.
Bills amounting to $746.92 we're
ordered paid and a three months
draft for $700, In anticipation of
taxes, was ordered signed by the
mayor And clerk to provide for the
payments.
A discussion took place with
reference to the lighting of the
streets of the borough. The mayor
said In part: I'VE have never, I
think, got the candle power from
the Public Service which we are
supposed to get. Now that the
Perth Amboy Gas Company is put
ting In gas mains, 1t would be a
good idea to try out q few gas
lamps. We are certainly not get
ting twenty-five candle power light
In the incandescent lamps. The
three lights at the former Canda de-
pot should, / suggest, be cut out. AS
/ understand, the gas company Is
willing to put In some lamps at va
rious points in the borough and af-
ter q trial we could dispense with
them If unsatisfactory without cost
to the borough. On motion 1t was
was ordered that the Public Service
Corporation be notified to discon-
meet the light service between
Woodbridge avenue and the former
Canda depot.
The Hudson and Middlesex Tele-
phone Company came in for some
criticism, 1t being stated that no
phones belonging to this company
are any longer in use and hat the
disused wires and poles are dam
gerous, many of the wires crossing
the electric light wires.
Two resolutions were suggested
by the Borough Attorney, DAILY, and
on motion adopted. The first reso-
luton directed that the Hudson and
Middlesex Telephone Company
should be notified 10 remove the
wires and poles within ten days and
that If default be made the poles
and wires tshould besrsnaoxed A.
sep aar-
iond resolution required che notffca-
ton OF the telephone company and
the Public Service Corporation 70
relocate all poles on the sidewalks
of Third and Colwell streets so that
the construction of cement side
walks may be proceeded with.
After q long discussion with ref
erence to the purchase of a public
dock by the borough the borough
surveyor was instructed to make a
survey of the Radley dock and to re-
port at the next meeting of council.
Mr.. DAILY, during the discussion,
stated that an election would be
necessary to authorize a bond is
sue to provide the funds.
The voting machine, now useless
under the law, Ia In the way and 1t
was agreed to ask the Secretary of
State what disposition he wanted
made of the machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
NATHAN JAC0BS0Ns
318-32O State St.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
SOUTH AMBOY

Edward Simmons, OF Asbury
Park, was a South Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Wort1ey, of Augusta
street, was a Philadelphia visitor
yesterday.
The EVENING NEWS correspond
ent received a souvenir card yester-
day on which was a picture of Gen.
Mead's headquarters at Gettysburg,
from William r. Hubbard, of this
city, wao is visiting this historic bat
tlefield in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Anna Game and daughters
returned home yesterday after MAX
ing an extended visit with friends in
Freehold.
Mayor Welsh, of First street,
spent yesterday afternoon In New
Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashmore, of Jersey
City, were South Amboy visitors
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.. Rogers, of
Burlington, was a South Amboy visi-
tor yesterday.
Mrs. James Allen, Of Elizabeth,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day.
Frederick Diebert, of Stevens ave-
nue., was a New Brunswick visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. y. w. Leuppie, of GIendoIa,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
day.
Joseph Curran, of New York city,
representative Of the BituIithic Paw
ing Company, was in South Amboy
yesterday evening.
r. P. Mason, ST., of First street,
was a business visitor at Perth AM
hey yesterday forenocn~
Z 9sJpseph Goldstein. 81 Henry street.
was a New York visitor yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Priekett, of English
town, was a South Amboy visitor
yesterday.
William Soden, OF Main street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday.
William q. Aibaugh, of Henry
street, was a Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Nicholas Kennedy, OF Feltus
street, was IN out-of-town visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. r. vandusen, of First street,
spent yesterday with friends in
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
BEECHAMS
PILLS

relieve and cure indigestion. They
have a quick and tonic action on
the stomach and It's nerves, and 70
they give direct aid to digestion.
They carry away also the indi-
gestible matter. With their use
dyspepsia, hiccoughs, bad taste,
unpleasant breath and Aatulcnce
disappear. You should be carefnI
and remember Bcecham's Pulls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-04
Mistakes
MayHappen

to you,-as they do to everyone.
II you eat too fast, do not masticata
properly, or take food that does
not agree with you. digestive de-
engagements are almost sure to come,
and indigestion generally leads
to very serious physical troubles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-13
WANTS
CLASSIFIED
LEGAL NOTICE.


of the city Of Guthria. ana 10 perform
ail OF the inties inchen, thereto hereto
| fore performed by The Water Connie.
siuner Of said chg nf 04tnrtr.
section 9, The Cig Ene- necr snail ap-
puht bY and With he nth -eht OF the
Connect the following HseA tlnis aad
helpers who shat receive for their SER
vices the compensation stated
| one office assistant VITO SHALL also be
| The boulSkecpcr and stnogtapher at a
salary % S6a.No pey month.
one assistant 10 look after an matters
outside % the ofltee wotk. at SALARY u
| $1,000 per mouth.
one helper so thc assistant. TO super
visc the work unlsidc uf the office. at a
salary nf Sj00U ppf month
An of the assistants and helpers above
set out shalt perform -uch services undcf
ne direction Of thc CITY Engineer ~
shall be necessary to canducl The busl-
ness of the CITY IN the care supervision.
aud management OF The Water Works u
said City ana Of ,hc offlce Of city
Engineer.
section T. The ci,y Engineer shali
give a good and sufficient bond for The
sum ~ sl0OVU 90 the etuo W Ue approved
hE the city ,NaHcl 0f tire city of
Guthrie
section 3 Tue city Engineer shah file
on or before lhc Twclsieth day Of eaelt
month with thr city ClWk. report
Itolal amounts paid ma tlia total
amount unpaid hN an Watcn consumers
lof tbr Ctftv ~ CntArtr atnln,. ma .al.f
dar month mst pAst. ana stld reporl shall
show an tcniznd nsl of Nh unnlld ac-
counts ANA he flied nne,r nath.
section 4 rhe CtV rn,tIneep shnN
employ no helm nutyile of fiIaf nrnvi,Ica
fnr bv ans ordinantt. vlfhaftt fitst OH
tnning tbe consent IN NM tgty e,nnnctg
thereto. aud he shall 3Hp out ,,o moneys
whatever for ans pttooue bnt he SHAN
approve az I'm eNnrnaea uclnrpd III lus
dcaartmrut INN have hnen nltborfzs~e
by thc water Work. Cotnrnif.ce and pres
sent the Sumo 10 the alnalcr Committee,
for olidn ANA gilpw3fncr
section +, An bills for water consumed
shall hr an, ANA mtv.tl,ts ttnnp t,,a rl,-sp
dav of aach nnpfh foflawiar the rou.
suinptlon of tbr ,eaic,g aud IN fha fifsf
aap Of each montb stairueltta shatl hss
rendered shoelnp fhn atnnt,nt d,e frnl,s
zach consumcr ANA if the aaine IA NOT
paid on or bcfofp mo 20th day af lhe
Same month ne Nttcr servirn shnu i.
discontinued and tilr water ahar nnt bn
apaiu turnrd ~ untu MA consumers hat,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-13

SALES MEN Wanted to sell manu-
facturers specially fine OF high
grade work shoes in Oklahoma, II
interested, write quick, giving refer
ences, age, experience, etc, Signed,
Jenkins Bros shoe Co. Winston
salem, y. G., Sales Departments
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
--T -tf-t1'
eALESMEN WANTED

CLASSIFIED
3ALESMEN wkHTRof
SALES MEN Wanted To sell manu-
facturers specially line OF high
grade work shoes in Oklahoma, II
interested. write quick. giving refer
ences, age. experience, etc, Signed,
Jenkins Bros. shoe Co. Winston
salem, y. G., Sales Departments
Statesmen you want so . day
side line dea2 Snapriest PROPOSE
ton ever sprung. VIII sell every
where. strong enough for main line
American Factories Co, st. Louis, Mo
SALESNiAN--Wanted to work Okla
homa with Candy, Cigars aud Soft
DR. nks: we pay salary and expenses
Los Angeles Products Co., st. Louis
Mo.
FIFTY TO 5000 A Week easy. Sales
to Bankers, business Men and
Professionals We make Salesmen
$40 ON every sale Perrinc. lis South
Clinton St, Chicago.
.SIDEL1NE TRAVELLING SALES
men make 500 to S75 weekly handI
Ing our latest production of adver-
Using fans. Liberal terms. Apply at
once. United States Calendar CO..
Cincinnati.
WANTED-Ilgh class specially sales
man for Oklahoma to begin work 1T
once. Staple line Best season now
week iyadavn cmfwy
open. Contract containing liberal
weekly advance clause. References re.
Quired, Miles + BiXler Co, Cleyc
land o.
CAPABLE 'ALESMAN TO cover Ok
lahoma with staple line. High com.
mission $4,000 monthly advance and
permanent position to right man Jess
H. Smith Company, Detroit. Mich.
WANTED FOR STATE of Oklahoma
salesman with ability to sell high
grade line OF imported and domestic
calendars, fans, leather goods and
complete line OF advertising special
ties Liberal proposition Exclusive
territory. Yearly contract beginning
Jan. !. Must furnish first class
references. Gartner & Bender, 1871
East oath St, Chicago
WANTED Statesmen. liberal con,
tract for good men in rural dis,
triets. No money required. Acuualnt.
ance with highway or county officials
essential. p. o. Box. JlS, Chicago
WANTED Experienced
salesmen for the finest line Of cal
endars. advertising novelties and
bank supplies exclusive territory;
liberal commission Apply quick.
Bankers Supply Company, Iowa City,
Iowa.
SIDE LINE Statesmen should write
for our special proposition on the
newest novelty in Mems Carriers.
Sells on sight. Good commissions.
Exclusive territory to hustlers. Strong
line Of advertising and cooperation
In nearly every town. Address Shirt
Garter Co., Columbia. Tenn.
ADVERTISING Statesmen: Respon-
sible house, exclusive Art Calendar
line. patented specialties, leather
goods, signs, etc. Good territory for
season starting Jan 1st Capable. eX'
perienced advertising statesmen want
ed Write for particulars Shedd Il
Wright Mfg, Company, Minneapolis,
MINI.
statesmen First class salasmcn to
sell Puritan Grape juice as side
line or exclusive: big sellcr good
paw Paw Grape Juice
Company, Ltd. Paw Paw, Mich
SALESMEN-CALENDARS
statesmen to handle our De Lake line
Of Calendars, leather aluminium
md metal advertising speci 'tcs E&
'lusive territories to reliable and sue
'essful statesmen We are now mr.
angling liberal contracts for 1912
Write us full particulars John Baum
earth Company, $500 s Dearborn st
lhicago, III.
IA ArrrIFn Galncntap IA coll Fancy
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-For the sale OF
our Groveland Farms, Lake co.
'lorida. one OF the most beautiful
pots in that state. Schools, churches
Dads and railroad already there. A
trong seller. Write for contract ami
erritory today A. r Armstrong, =.
o. BOX 585. Guthrie Okla.
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LOST AND FOUND
TOWEL SUPPLY.
Business Opportunities.

START A NEW Business; earn SIS to
$40 day The American the
only machine that homes razors,
and strops al kind Of
safety razor blades. scissors, Clippers
etc. No previous experience required.
Address Illinois Cutlery Co., $50
Washington St. Chicago.
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WAN s
CLASSIFIED
hELe WANrEp--sAALE

HGLC WAN I-~WHAE
'>'-.----~-~~"~~>-~~-~---~ -~~--~--~--'-'-~----'--
$1,000 WEEKLY Selling collection
cabinets to merchants. No compe.
titoh. Exclusive territory Write
for free sauiplos and descriptive
matter Saycrs Go Laclede Bldg,
st, Louis, Mo.
WANTED Men to sell seeds to farm
ers and ornamental stock In towns.
Apply at once Ucrricl Seed Com
pany, Rochester \ Y
WANTED-One drug clerk or sales
man IN every city to take subscrip-
tions for tile southern pharmaceuti-
cal Journal and sell The student in
Pharmacy to candidates preparing for
Board Examinations. Address The
Southern Pharmaceutical Journal,
Dallas, Texas.
ST. WEEKLY .ANO EXPENSES TO
TRUSTWORTHY people 10 travel
and distribute samples for big whole
sale house. G. Emery Gil plymouth
Chicago.
WANTED GOlored Men prepare for
Sleeping ear and train porters. II
you wish posit ON near Guthrie write
Immediately No experience necos.
sary Enclose stamp. No strike Inter
Railway Care Leader
WANTED Men 60 prepare for posi
tions now waiting at top wages.
Learn the barber trade Few Weeks
qualities No iul seasons no strikes
Cash every Saturday night An
army Of graduates depending upon III
Tor hcip Apply by mail Moler Bar
ber College. Dallas, Texas,
S25 WEENl.Y JOB guaranteed young
men who learn Automobile bust
ness. We furnish Auto Model. Teach
You AZ home In s weeks. Make $40
weekly while learning II hchester
Auto School, 525 Rochester, n. X
$50 MONTHLY, Positions waiting
for Automobile drivers We teach
by mail Write today for first lesson
free Coeys School.Motorlng, Chica-
ga
500 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES
to travel and distribute samples
for big manufacturer: steady work.
$ Scheffer 215.D Chicago
TEN MEN VIII buy 100 acres Of fruit
ana truck land near Tampa. Fla.
The hcaithlest locality on earth. win
give twenty acres free for planting
and farming and cooperating with
ne Expenses advanced. opportunity
of iiIc time J B. Pewine, " Adams
ST.. Chicago
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MONEY TO LOAN
-r---~~--sssrs--rs
FARM ANS-~Lowest rate, easiest
terms Always have barga MS in
farm and city properties. Many trad
ING prOpositions,-T A. Baggett.
$1,000 PRIVATE MONEY to loan on
c!ose-in, choice city property Phone
F. y Knebel
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tET gVEzs KmEH

GHrsl Published ln The Guthrie DAILY
Loader November i0, l9ll
ORDINANCE NO 1859
An ordinance aboiishing the office OF
City Mater Coauissioner of the CITY OF
Guthrie. and imposing ine duties nciden;
thereto upon tie City Engineer. OF the
City of Guthrie proyldiug f0r the a77
pontmcnt OF Deputies and Assistants 20
tln CITY Engineer and fiMug their CONF
2CnsatiOn providing for the supervision
and management OF the water works OF
tIe City Of Guthrie. fixing the bond OF
Ire city Engineer defining certain
duties and iiabhities % tie CRY Engineer
and declaring ava emergency.
Be Il Ordained by the Mayor and
councimen Of the City Of Guthrie.
Oklahoma:
Section J. TIE office or position OF
aty Water Commissioner IL her by
bolished and ail duties incident thereto
and heretofore performed by the said
rify Water Commissioner. shall here
after be performed by The City Engineer
section q II shall be the dut OF tue
ity Engineer OF Tire city Of Guthrie iu
iddilion TO fhe other duties provided bv
.eJiemen and ttN IL i1te sA.ttsr oi,
dpsfviae. tud manage .he Water Mofka
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PERSONAL

UADFlGS-When delayed or irregular
Use Triumph Pills; always depend
able. sReiief and particulars free
rite National Medical institute, NIL
Yankee. Wis.
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g NJ an 10 help you ''launch" some G
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9 to match your plan, or with his 9
Q money and services put in the 9
Q balance against your plan and G
@ services? .
@ You can find your man, II your Q
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g ness Opportunity ad .
G And there are 101 other useful Q
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$1,000 WEEKLY, Selling collection
cabinets to merchants. No compe.
titoh. Exclusive territory Write
for free sauiples and descriptive
matter. Snyors co Inclede Bldg,
st. Louis Mo.
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H. M. ADAMS S

Attorney and Notary.
Cnattel and Farm Loans.
Real Estate and Insurance
Houses for Rent
ONCE over Bank OF Commerce.
Phone 414 Res. Phone Ill
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

Store room, so IT. front, 11O feet
deep on main business corner of city.
Good dry basement so IT. by 14O fl,
also II rooms on second floor. Fitted
rhlhl g9S4 electricity and water.
.t DARWIN faIhTSCH,
itNt@f v Chandler, Okla.
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PEAL ESTATE WANTED

TO BUY OR SELL, Property address
Northwestern nnslness Agency
Minneapolis
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Guthrie Okla. Nov lst. 1911.
This Ordinance Is not approved By
reason Of NOT being drawn ln compliance
with the laws OF the state OF oklahoma.
See Section 35~ Page 37S. Compiled
Laws OF Oklahoma; Relating 10 Towns,
cities and Villages
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ST. 200 PRIVATE MONEY TO loan on
cose-in, choice city property Phone
F. + Knebel
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MONEY TO LOAN


FARM LOANS Lowest rate, easiest
terms. Always have bargains in
farm and city properties. Many trad
inc prOpoaitions,-T. A. Baggett.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-04-13

very fond Of each other and are gooo
playmates. or course, the n always
follows the other about. When Lucio
wants to go anywhere he starts, and
Simplico is dragged along behind. The
feet OF the one in the rear barely touch
the floor. The one who gets of first
is master of the situation. They
consult each other about walking.
Simplico is rather quiet and ONE
what reserved. while Lucio is erratic
and quick tempered. When Lucio be-
gins to get "het up" about a little diff
ference Of opinion and shows a dispo-
sition to start something, Simplico
Just gets up and walks away; that
keeps Lucio busy trailing along be-
hind and backwards. One of them had
the measles about four months ago,
but the other escaped. Sometimes
while one is asleep the other is wide
awake, playing with his toes. Nat
urally they sleep on their sides. Both
were vaccinated. II took" on one
only.
They we're brought to America in
the vain hope that they might be cut
apart by skilled surgeons. A clinic
was held in this city with a number
Of Americas best physicians in attend
ance. After a most thorough examina.
ton It was the unanimous decision
that an operation which would sepa
rate the babies would be fatal to both
The twins were born in Samal
island in the Philippine archipelago
Of native parents. They were found
by j. II. Louis and NJ. A. Clark
wealthy Americans living in the
islands. The American protectors Of
the twins say they will take the boys
around the world in the interest o.
science, hat they will be exhibited
before medical clinics in the greai
hospitals OF America and Europe, anC
that under no circumstances will they
be exhibited In public.
The parents Of the twins, who arr
also in America now, were at first I'm
mensely proud Of their curious twins
and took great pleasure in showing
them to strangers who happened Il
visit the little Filipino village. Late
on. as the parents became more civil
ICED and Americanized, they looket
forward with great Joy TO the separa
ton Of the children, but now that tn,
surgeons have rendered their verde
against attempting an Operations bot
mother and father IN once NOR
! reconciled-
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Novel Collar.

The string ties which women are
wearing with their tailored shirt waists
come in the lovellest Of colors. The
materials used are innumerable, but
all, Of course, have the silky finish.
A novel collar shows to good adyan-
tage a string tie of ciel blue corded
silk. The high, straight, rundown col
lar fastens In front. Wide, vertical eye
let Sits appear around the collar at
intervals OF about two inches. and
through these is run the tie. which ia
knotted in front in iour-in-hand fash
ion.
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BLoUSES FOR THE SPRING
Waists OF Foulard SILK Among the
New Things Suggested for
the Season.


Among the novelties and new things
suggested for spring are waists OF
foulard silk. They are made up usual.
ly of soft spring colorings in tho new
and fashionable printed designs, and
frequently have tiny Jokes OF white
or delicately tinted laces or nets with
wee undersleeves of the same flmy
fabrics.
Lingerie blouses will, Of course.
have their devoted admirers and I'LL
a considerable portion of our shirt
waist boxes. Marqulsettes and voiles
are often used in their making, as, OF
course, are the more familiar batistes
and lawns.
Tailored blouses often open down
the side, and hand embroidered makes
them a little less severe I'm style. Gro
| cheted buttons make delightful fasten-
ings.
With us still is the wash-silk blouse
in the aforementioned striped eff
fects. These may be many colors. and
the blouses are usually rather tailored
In style.
For better wear there are still the
yelled chiffon and soft-silk blouses,
and our old friend, the Persian note,
crops out here and there.