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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

THE HOME or THE BIG RED APPLE
and the Elberta peach. also spIendtd corn.
cotton ana alfalfa lands, western Arkansas,
south OF the OEarks, the land OF plenty
have to have a fortune to buy a good
home here that will produce equally A.
good as the high priced land Here are a
lew samples
1GO-acre farm az miles from good town
tenant improvements, 40-acre apple or
chard, years old, commercial varieties;
S0-acre, 6-year-old liberia peach orchard
all In bearing; price, $500
2OO-acre farm, 100 acres cultivated, good
improvements. 1000 apple trees 600 El-
berta peach trees; price, $1,000
l2O-acTe farm. 100 acres cultivated, good
improvements, miles to town, ZLyO El-
berta peach trees; price, 81, 400.
Go with me the 2lst; you will enjoy the
trip whether you buy anything OF not but
IL you want land you will sue buy. Cheap
round trip rates, W. w. Mitchell, 80
Board OF Trade Bldg, Omaha, Mob.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Texas.
HnMESERKERs, ER1El

HOMESEEkERS FRIEND
L. A, Pitts lived 40 years in Iowa and
Illinois, and his advice 10 IL you want to
get rich buy Texas lands while they are
cheap" We have thousands OF acres of
fine farming lands, large and small tracts,
at low prices. Don't buy TIL you see
them; everything guaranteed and a square
deal. Write or cali on the Pitts Land and
Development Co, Houston. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MnNTANA I-ANna

MONTANA LANDS
Improved and unimproved farms near
Great Falls. Large tracts for colonization
purposes. Five and ten acre tracts close
70 city for poultry farms and Market
Gardening. Residence Property Business
Locations Lonnq Mason Co. Inc,
Great Falls, Mont Reference First National
Bank, Great Falls
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for February II, fur
nished by the Midland Guarantee q Trust
Co, bonded abstractOrs, INA Farnam street.
Telephone D-2Sg5
James A. Steele and wife to Walter
X. Ems, lot 30, block l. Patterson
Mb-division .,,...,.,..., ,.........,... 5000
William III. Russell and wife to Henry
4. Nelson, lot 10, block IL, Halcyon
Heights.
Belle Williams and husband to Ora
Osborne, lot 3, block l, Institute
place NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ora Osborne and wife to Edwin s. o.
borne, lot g. block l. Institute Pla, ,
7. f.. stroud and wife to Anton Biauk
lot /, Stroud's first addition.,.., 20
Patrick Feeney and wife to Nick
Pershe and Katie Pershe, west 90
feet, lots l and 2, block 2, Ham
Treasurer TO Benjamin Fair Real Es-
tate Co, lot ~, block II, Orchard
same to same, lot 20 block 6, Orchard
same to same, lot TO- block 10, Orchard
Hin.
olive Hamilton and husband to Ben
Iamin Fehr Real Estate Co., lots
10 ana H. dienwood Heights.,,,...... 1
Benjamin Fehr Real Estate Co. to
Byron *. Eaton, north p feet lot ID
and south IA feet lot Il, Glenwood
Heights ...,..,..,................... 500
John II. Dumont and wife to Annie
shields lots Z, g. 3, 10 and H. block
6, Thamason Il Coos additions, !. 400
Reed Bros, 70 Fred d. Wead lot l.
Graves Park ..,,,..................... 175
Nelson J. Marvin and wife to Chris
NJ christensen, lot 8, Yates e
Reeds subdivision .,,..,,.....,,.....,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
miscellaneous,

GOVERNMENT LAND FREE-OfnclaI
1911. 1.-THE Homeseeker" describes every
acre In every county IN United States; con-
tains latest rainfall maps township and
section plats, enlarged homestead other
land laws, government Irrigated projects.
fun information how 10 secure free lands
from Uncle sam, Price 25e. HOmeseeker
Pub, Co, 81, Paul Minn.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Montana.

MONTANA LANDs-l50.O06 acres u gov
eminent land for demonstrating I'm the see
ton surrounding Terry. Can homestead
$50 acres Soil Is a rich black loan with
clay subsOl Farm and ranch lands and
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for sale. For fun informa-
ton and terms call on or write Terry Real
Estate Co, Terry Montana
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
south Dakota.
WESTERN FARM LAND 8

WESTERN FARM LAND SNAP.
400 acres whole or in part partly i'm
proved, all tillable, level land; fertile; great
for alfalfa, plenty good water good ioca-
ton; SIS before March /; good terms; rail
road fare to buyer. Other equally good
farm bargains irrigated and subrrlga ted.
r. w. STANLEY,
Hot Springs, $. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

1000 ACRES subdiyided In Baker. Union.
WalloWa county, oregon. Proven fruit land
IN 10. 20, -, 80 l60 80, GO acres tract
one tract land and one lot In Klamath
Falls, ore, all for 500 $40 cash $40 Der
month. Send Tor circular and contract
Write Henry Hummels. 1871 n. s5th 81.
Lincoln, Neb.'
COME TO Eagle Point in Rogue River
valley, Southern Oregon. Climatic Para
disc, wonderful fruit country. Several eN-
ceptionai business openings. 100 acres
choice fruit and truck land, adjoining town
for sale In small tracts, on easy terms c.
W, Lake, Eagle Point Ore,'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
OreEOn--cOntsnued.
HorneSteadS

Advantages OF Oregou, "a IJy-pase book
explaining what each county Is auapted for,
gives amount OF government land open "a
homestead In each county, how to secure
40 to $50 acres free, homestead, desert
eral description OF Oregon, Two maps in
co4orsi 2lNzS, showing r. r. IN opera ton
the other showing proposed n. H. and
electric lines, including eastern and central
Oregon zoe each, the three for zoe; gives
amount OF government land open to home
stead In each county in the state OF Wash
ington. description OF the same; map OF
Co, Hamilton Bldg. Portland, ore"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
CContinuedD
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE
(Continued)

The best advertisement well pleased The
lowing is unsolicited letter from Mr. Blackburn:
Omaha, Nebraska, February 6, 1911.
Messers. Benson e. Carmichael,
No. 642 Paxton Block,
Omaha Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
Recently, when in Frolda spent two days Rverview
Farms tract and carefully inspected considerable portion of this
land horseback had previously number of colonization
propositions in Florida Rvervew the
est land saw considering price, quality and situation
canddy believe that will bring at least twice the prices
at which it is being sold within three years Having good
drainage aresian good SOIL and both railroad
transportation to Jacksonville it is most favoraby located for
profitable cultivation and quick advance in value. well
pleased with my purchase.
Yours truly
(Signed) T. w, BLACKBURN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
TEXAS ALFALFA LAND.

For sale-S2O acres, Childress county, ~
miles northeast OF the town Of Childress;
subirFigated; fine alfalfa landi water
within eight feet of surface; 80 per cent
tnlable; zl2 acres now in cultivation. This
land will pay for itself the first year In
cotton and viii make man rich the first
-FOUR wears in alfalfa. Price $50 an acre;
reasonable terms. Il. j. Holland, 1907
Commerce 81, Dallas Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

so, y3J PER ACRE-Stutsman county.
Noith .Jakuta. We own t,uuJ acres riCh
nst~lai prairie, which we are selling In
quarter, haT and section tIaUts az these
prices, easy terms 4 hese lands are An
ficA section u country Just opened up by
new IauIOah, and are Clust 10 IuUd mar
kets, surrounding country prosperous and
Neu settled. r.nest kIHu OF gam. com
potato ana alTlita and, One good Orou
lax will pay for land also own AID ha, :
lor sac Tine imploN ed farms IA me rtcu
Ldge.ey district of the James river valley.
Write TO-DAY Tor price list and Information.
Shells a. Weaver owners, rs Ma ne St
Edgely, n. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
You ARE Coming 10 Utnh

Then YOU MUST ASK US where
and In what section you had better
settle. PLANT TREES THAT WILL,
GROW; WHERE they will grow. our
NURSERY BUSINESS puts us In
touch. LETTER OF IMPORTATION
FREE. Davis County Nurseries, Roy,
near ogden, Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
HAIL COUNTY. NER. FARN


NEW YORK state farms for sale: low
prices; easy termsi fruit, dairy, stock,
poultry, alfalfa. state roaus, troueys,
schools, best markets. Trunk line rail
road. For money making Oppoi tunitIes
ADDRESS, CummiSs lOneT box S4J, syracuse,
n. "
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
50 ACRES SARPY co,
THIS WILL MAKE YOU GOOD MONEY

80 ACRES, SAkPf co,
THIS WILL MAKE YOU GOOD MONEY
EXTRA GOOD REASONS WHY.
SO-acre, upland farm, Eastern Nebraska,
with slight improvements but soil good
good neighborhool and lays fairly well; 7S
acres cultivated, balance acres timber.
Whoever gets this is getting land and To-
cation, not improvements, although there
Is OR. house, barn for head, corn crib,
COW she'd acres hog uguJ .ence, goou
windmiils and tanks, good young orchard,
, years-apples, plums, cherries and
peaches. This farm is handy to school
and H. +. D. and telephone in house.
This Is owned by a nonresident who is
wanting to sell. You are getting good,
honest values here for your money. Price
Ssj per acre, about Y cash, balance l TO 8
years, only per cent II not sold by a
certain time, price goes up to 500 per acre.
Come prepared To buy il suited, as time
Is short. Bring wife whit you IL neces-
sary.
Remember, POSSESSION GIVEN. and
extra good reasons why it should increase
materially
ORlN $. MERRILL COMPANY,
l2l3-l2l4 City National Bank Bdilding.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

Baker county, the tirst m eastern oregon
offers more inducements than any other;
improved alfalfa, grain and frult land. so
per acre up; raw lana so and up; fine
stock ranches; FOR price list and booklet
eall on or address Meyers EckeTman Realty
Co., Baker, Ore,s
FOR SALE-Hef car, household goods
20 Baker city, ore, by March |, al car
load rate purchaser can take live stock
ana secure passage with car. Omaha Van
* Storage Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
lO-ACRE TRACTS

l0-ACliE tracts koshhonong peach dis
Tiet OF southern Missouri. One OF the best
developing propositions ever put on the
market, small payment down, M-75l, Bees
WHEN answering advertisements found
The Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Bee Publishing company will be held al
the oftlce OF the company In Omaha al
o'clock MONDAY, March 8, 1911 for tie
election OF board Of directors for the en-
suing year and for the transaction Of
such other business az may properly come
before the meeting. By order Of the presi.
dent ~ =. FELL, Secretary
Flld23t
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

WRITE TO WILLIAM BROS. Real Els.
tate, Murray, Utah, for full complete, re-
liable In formation concerning this city,
Busy factories, farm lands, town lots that
may be bought for less than their value
ARE A FEW OF THE OPPORTUNITIES
WE CAN TELL YOU OF. Write today :
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Nebraska.
MARKING II DOWN

Was $50, then tl9, SIS, si7-Now $3.50 II
taken SOON 800 acres, Cheyenne Co, Neb.,
in Sidney draw; dark loan, level, miles
Of Burlington r, r. W. 5. Ripley. 222l Burt
St. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
MisceIlaneous-Cvntinued.

. WE HAVE a buyer for large tract Of
land with or without water. suitable for
colonization purposes, In Wyoming, Colo
RADIO or New Mexico, Must be near rail-
road. Give full particulars, terms, etc, in
first letter Write quick MCCanna Farm
ing Co, Wholesale Lands" 1896 Colorado
Bldg Denver, Colo"
GULF STATES FARMER, New Orleans
gOo a year will tell you all about farm
lands In southen states, the drainage OF
the Everglades OF Florida fruit and truck
lands OF Alabama and Mississippi, gulf
coast, Texas and reclamation OF the won
derful fertile alluyial lands Of louisiana
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.
Notice is liereby gwen that the regular
annual IEe2fihg of the stockholders OF the
south F!nye Land company will be held
az the office OF said company at Lincoln.
Neb, at IL O'Clock 4, m, on the first day
OF March. A. D., 1871.
g, H. MORRILL,, President.
a. b. MINOR, Secretary,
Lincoln, Neb, Jan. 49, 1911
Jan3i d3Ot
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
IDAHO LANDS
WILL MAKE YOU MONEY

The government is investing millions to
build up this wonderful country and there's
plenty OF room for capital, brains and
opportunities in the state. Write US today,
IT will be worth while. Address,
The Idaho Real Estate & investment CO.
Oakley, Cassla County, IaaaS.-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
North Dakota.
SOLICITORS WANTED

SOLICITORS WANTED
own and control about sou acres OF
choice farm Janus IN Burleign ana lSidder
Co.. so. Dab aHd want % good representa-
tNes, othels Rsed not appiy. Best oil reI-
erun1ss. ~, l., Runey, lad in, sst.nenrs
l,Isu.,-tGk, \. D.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12

CELEBRATED Nueces valley, southwest
Texas. 675O-acre richest Irritation tract
river front, artesan belt. Extensive Inn
provements, Nothing better Sl5T5 acre part
cash. WIZ retain interest for develop
ment ana colonization with responsible
persons References given and required
owner 1905 n, Flores, San Antonio. Tex
Tile TEXAS REALTY JOURNAL, Is a
nigh class illustrated Texas magazine Civ
ing reliable information on entire state
treats on developments, resources products
health resorts, where TO locate etc; puts
you IN touch with land owners; gives list
OF school lands, and contains department
months Subscription ana man OF Texas
NO sample copies We are publishers not
land dealers. Texas Realty Journal, Hous-
ton, Tex"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
North Carolina.

WANTED-Men TO become Independent
farmers IN the Nation Garden spot OF
eastern y. C. Write Tor "CluD ran" tell
10 now 20 secure farm free q. T. d. Co,
southern BIDS Wilmington, n, 60
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
RUY ~ IRRIGATEn FARM-

A., hUh AN IHRIGAIED FARM,
we own 1900 acres, rich valley land
near railway, in northern Mexico ample
water 70 irTigate whole tract; canal now
bulldingi elevation 700 feet, fine climate;
produce oranges, lemons lines, grape
irult ana pineapples to perfection; corn
two crops per year; sugar cane, alfalfa,
etc, I'll Celeste Irrigation Company, San
Antonio, Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
wyoming,

FOR sALE-l6O acres land near Chey-
enne, Wyo., at bargain. Address IS,
care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-12
Illinois.

FOR SALE-320 and lGO acres; Panhandle
Of Texas; MeOF county; cheap; choice
land. J. y. Donovan, Warren, III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

JANUARY is another name for opportunity
among the remnants. and now that you
81 have settled down to the even tenor or
rnidwinter let Paris suggest few
thoughts for dressing young girls from TO 10
years of age
IL you belong to provident Glass; why not
plan an early spring OUTFIT?
The young girl's dress at the left Is a blue
serge. A band OF dark blue velvet Is inserted
the skirt and straps are used to nolo the
double bib effect the shoulders. The yoke
and sleeves Of lace or embroidery: stitching
gives q tailored finish at tho bodice and hem
of the skirt THIS one piece frock is simple and
appropriate. and the idea can be worked up In
heavy linen. in silk or in wolfe.
You will notice the comfortable collarless
bodice and the three quarter length sleeves.
For little girl tho second model shows Z
simple velvet frock made In one piece. There
IL panel Of striped corded silk In the front
outlined each side with silk-covered but
tons, The half sleeves are bell-shaped and are
the outer seams and trimmed with buttons.
s..sh5 line :s, attained e plss:ns in tho
holding the folds by buttons These velvet
dresses for little tots are very elegant and rely
This same model. however. win look we'll in
heavy rajah coarse linen.
ally worn materials for children during the
coming spring It Is sh9. s In an attractos
sSs little girl cuny or irish IS
The 9a as has risha Line
lower down on the skirt also.
The sleeves are Of the kimono type. edged
With bsnd ~, ana the lace again appears on the
r.: yeuRs EI.rr: : s,s,.,s Of blu. :.rs:
and as trimming. in Russian lines for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
SUGGESTIONS FOR JUNIORS

bodice Braid and buttons give q military
finish The guimpe Is Of fine linen and - al
Unstable.
This will look stunning when two remnants
of gay plaid and plain serge are combined. or
in pongee with trimmings OF contrasting linen
"a much observed alliance Of materials In
PARISH
A separate coat for 12year-old girl IL
shown in one Of the popular coarse weaves
Ratine or dark heavy serge Is used. and tho
main body OF the coat is blue, the cuffs and
revers coral cloth ornamented with brass but
tons The side fastening IL still low and the
revers arc still large. square collar IL quite
deep at the back Buttons are the only trim
ming The model can be easily made at home.
because Of lack Of tailored exactness OF at.
yet with all its looseness Of lines It 10 . neat,
attractive style.
A child's coat for spring 10 shown exploiting
few new lines II 10 Of tapestry blue ribbon
ottoman silk and II trimmed with cord and an
Irish lace collar and cuffs The sleeves are
crochetsd buttons serve - fastenings for the
corded loops at the front An inverted side pleat
/: held IN ose II SoS IN a1e e.. Sse
same model in green r.tins striped with white white
with dark s collar fnd Guns ans
Guns GUNS would i be ' smart adaptstion q these
broad adj revers ana cuffs OF Of light blue rstins.
The sleeves are fun. the lines loose and the
style is suited to little girl from to II years
TWO materials. for one frock are certainly
combine colors and fabrics with little or no
Fashion IL kindly disposed toward the home
dressmaker these days. It 10 her opportunity.
az e9d Il now Is tho best time to take advantage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
Lace Handkerchief.

Imitation laces are usually not attract
i've. but some dainty ones that edge
some handkerchiefs ono OF the shops Is
now showing are particularly good.
Princess laces are usually sold at prices
that are prohibitive for most Of u to
enjoy possessing them. but these imita-
tons are pretty enough for any woman
to enjoy owning.
There Is q tiny square Of linen In the
middle and q great wide edgfng OF the
princess or princess and imitation point
lace combined.
They are q bit snowy. but excellent imi.
tations. and cost but a mere fraction or
the genuine lace pieces.
Among the novelties in furs is tail.
less ermine, sometimes bordered with
the little black and yellow tails,
again with a totally different fur IN
color and texture.
Buckles for slippers come in antique
forms. Gold, silver and jeweied disks
and fluffy rosettes OF tulle and satin
are used to decorate the front of the
evening shoe.
The latest skirts do not bell" but
they do not sink in at the ankles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
Skirt Notifications

:" FORTUNATELY, the extreme exploit
II tations OF a fashion die q quick
i and decided death on this side OF
the sea, and the hobble skirt has been
hobbled. as quickly as was compatible
with its scanty lines. out OF style. In
its place the lower line has been
widened and modified to give . delight
full variety Of line at the lower part OF
the skirt
Some OF the new models suggest other
days. when the volumdnous folds were
looped up At the side by cords and
jeweled chains. Indeed. one skirt ex-
plotted by q daring designer has given .
decidedly raised line At tho front and
side, with q long sweep toward the
back. Shoes designed especially for the
gown should be worn with q costume Of
this type. It Is doubtful. however. Al
to whether this new idea will be ac-
cepted by u.s.
Trains are appearing on evening
gowns. Woman. despite the fact that
short. round-lensth dresses are very
comfortable. still clings to . type Of
dress that gives her dignity and ON
phasizes her grace. A train undoubt-
odly does these things; therefore the
makers have needed the call and are
giving US more notifications than ever.
There il the square court train.
made extra and hanging in . straight
sweeping line from the waist or
shoulders to any length on tho floor.
Pointed trains are very narrow and
swish to and fro quite like serpents-
with all tho allurements OF the sin
uous. Round trains and hshtail trains
are also evident. The latter are used
on draped dresses.
Double and triple effects are pro-
duced by q combination OF these. A
pointed tunic OF lace. for instance, II
draped over q square train. and 80 on.
Great effects are possible at the
lower line OF the skirt when con-
trasting fabrics or colors are used.
Modified lines are accumulated and, II
beautiful, make assurance doubly sure.
The lower line Of the skirt 10 dc.
cidedly coming into its own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

On many Of the black velvet models
there is either a touch Of cerise or OF
coral
Jackets are lined with contrasting
colors. The Innings usually match the
collars and cuffs Of velvet. and on many
new suits these are Of bright hues.
Long coats OF ratine have huge collars
OF fur, usually Of opossum. Sailor col
lars are still worn. and a high line at
the back Is suggested by cords or strips.
Huge buttons are used.
For girls from 10 to Is years some
charming suits are shown. Coarse chew
lots or homespuns are used. and huge
revers of plum-colcred ratine that are
extended at the back into hoods are the
new notes.
A "patou" colored velvet, named for
the grIyish tan coat OF the dog in
; "Chantecler." was built on loose lines
with huge ecru lace collar. Worn
with this suit was a little blouse Of
velvet and chiffon trimmed with gold
lace and tiny buttons.
A new line In evening gowns il being
offered by a maker here who Is famous
for innovations. The model referred to
has the lower Hne quite short In front
and tho back OF the gown laid in three
pleats that fall In q nat train. At first
glance It does not attract. but when the
designer places beside the model q print
Of an old master the modistic mind IS
more apt to be convinced.
All evening gowns are longer. Round
length models touch the ground, but
there Is decided reversion to trains Of
all shapes and lengths.
Fur turhans with q cocardo Of lace or
braid are prettier than ever. Immense
black velvet hats have very little trim
ming. Msny-are lined with bright satin,
usually Of the pink shades, and under
the brim there IL placed one rose at the
side.
Hair ornaments are very wide, giving
the effect Of little turbans. Tapestry,
brocades, white suede. black satin and
metallic tissues studded with beads are
used
Buttons are In decided favor a. trim
ming. Not only are they used on blouses,
skirts and wraps, but they are exploited
on hats.
Hats turned up ct the front ana ths
back are gaining IN importance at many
exhibitions Of millinery.
Would you believe Il? Already there
are being shown new summer fabrics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
A New Trimming

y YOT exactly that, yet one does not
III quite know what to call 1t. Here
= Y is q Paris gown-corn-color chiffon
cloth over yellow silk. The trimming
what is it? Dresden ribbon" you will
say at first. But, look! The ribbon is
gold tissue, stif and shining, and yet.
somehow, the pink roses and green
leaves are woven into 1t and, as 1t were,
yelled with gold. Could anything be
lovelier?
bon appears-this time cut SO as to
admit inserts Of heavy ecru lace,
through which the chiffon cloth shows.
1t is the acme Of richness and OF beauty
"a symphony in gold.
This metal Dresden ribbon, as it may
be called, comes in silver also. Imagine
it with a gown OF deep silvery blue,
the ribbon itself sprinkled daringly
with violets! Or In copper. with dull
geraniums and a gown of deep cream
silk crepe! And always It is edged with
satin Of an appropriate color brown
with gold. blue or green with the silver.
dull red with tho copper.
It IL the most stunning trimming
Paris has ever sent us.
closely fitted to the knee, and the straight
cut Of the sections prevents the fare at
the foot.
Shaded feather trimmings Is this latest
Paris sensation in fashions.
The broad ceinturs or girdle seems
to be appearing again on the very lat
est frocks.
heavy with repousse work. are seen IN