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The Dolores star., 1912-05-17

~ vleeD 9av easyy sool6leNt eaessu q
msgshanlnA)s - = maks ehs mashst.
49, sssps sQs6i y - y sxssn = ths
tis)1 tFon . snallss ensent ~ ~,
~ NJ , ssssiy doas WITH psuot.
~ sssasasss = ~ ~ splHlos \
tAal ubuee iasUs tsbsss sheeM - ussd
u plsutlae.
~ sehss sxlssne hes bsss ~
plaatiss = piseo est % . s,ssls sys.
Oood pssslls have bssn o6tslasd nom
plsutlag. Revealing 10 the ssDs lasd
down, the numhsr Of plants In the bill
b kept small, hvoring quality In tbs
pssdvcs Al the hili Bat Ies the single
eye cstttas. whom quito small. We
assst have The same soil eoaditious
that would Give good yisld from sssd
somewhat lmpairsd In visos-ous that
b very Sich in available plant.lood,
molssUsv snd In > fns STATE q Quilt.
walton. The small cutting doss not
contain much material for forcing
growth and The plant y quickly de-
psndeat upon The soil.
II couditl0ns srs not highly favor
able 10 the plant, thsss Will b. . small
lsr Yield than would b. gotten from
more llbssai sssding and this y what
gsnerlly happens In our dry climate.
rhs advantages ere reduced sitting,
which ordinarily b too free when
plants are numerous, and reduced cost
Of seeding. There have bsen however
70 many grisvous appointments from
the us Of single eye cuttings In sosl
united Tor such sesdings that We
recommend such only 70 the grower
garden conditions aud even
then only In case Of certain varieties
the great fault u which h fres sstting
VI tui,ers.
" late years our nors progressive
gr0wers have had lest results from
planting nsedium-sised whole esd.
While the c0ss b greater the stand can
- made approximately perfect. One
of the grealsst advantages Of using
whole sssd y the protection from dis
sass which may 10 present in the sOil
and which may attack the moro tender
sxlnssd parts u the cut ssed. No one
cau afford 70 grow . spud crop aud lose
from, twenty to forty per cent Of .
stand on account Of poor sesd, improp.
esly cut sesd OF that which b Of weak
vitality. II b . matter Of vital lmpos-
tancs 70 get the plants started Into
strong vigorous growth In order that
they may Withstand later adverse con-
dlttons aud Il b often pecessasy to irri.
gate the ground before planting. Den.
yer Field and Farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
LIVED ON LIQUID DIET
TRYING TO REGAIN HEALTH

q cured patient Of the United Doc,
tors. shown the value Of correct dag.
nosis. and how. II q wrong diaSnosis
IL made. q patient may drift from one
doctor TO another in q vain effort 70
regain health. II also shows what
correct diagnosis and the right rene
dies for an ailment will do.
August 20. 1912.
Dear Doctors-At the time I went
10 you for treatment I had suffered
FOR the last i've years with a compli.
cation OF ailments which caused me
Intense suffering. and especially after
meals. l would have CRAMPS which
would become unbearable.
During the 1--WE years OF NV sick.
ness l treated with eight different
doctors. but without obtaining any
RELIEF. One physician would treat me
Tor one ailment, and one for another
Especially I wish TO mention a doc
tor who treated me for catarrh OF
the stomach for four months, and |
obtained no relief whatever. Finally
| got SO bad l had to go to bed. and
here remained for fourteen months.
was badly constipated, had great
pains In my back and almost con.
slant nausea.
Il had heard and read a great deal
or the United Doctors. and finally de.
cided 10 Try their treatment. In JUS
tee to the United Doctors and for
the benefit OF the suffering. / now
wish TO tell everyone the results OF
their new methods OF medicine in nv
almost hopeless case. At the end OF
one month's treatment my terrible
pains were all gone. Four weeks
more and | felt that was entirely
cured. am now going TO keep on
treating with the United Doctors a
little longer TO insure that I never
nave any more Illness. now eat
everything and anything I want. and
| am gaining in flesh rapidly. and can
only describe the United Doctors
treatment by saying it is truly won.
derful.
Sincerely.
tSigned) MRS. p. II. KTPP,
"2s Caho St. Dayton. O."
The above is but a sample of thou.
sands OF statements made yearly nv
cured patients of the United Doc
tors.
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Beilaire Briefs.

Mrs. Lena George ~ Franklin street
Ias returned from visit AZ Atlantic
Paul IIackett ~ Washington. u. g.
Is visiting hts parents. Mr. ana Mrs
Frank Iiackett. 81 Monroe street
Martin W.llcrton - Belmont street
has returned FROM trIr 20 Atlantic
city and other eastern points
Ah" GpltT-'ir = Ncuro. county was
q bus mes tor in this city Yesterday
J VI Goddard. agent Tor tho state ia
billy board 81 appeals. was business
visitor ths Cty Yesterday.
Mrs Nda Rasuc't ~ Woodsheid was
ealing on friends o. this cfv yesterday
Mrs o. D. Acton ~ Belmont. II ,ieifIrr
40 ere home ~ Mr nrf Mrs ~ HuRa.
On Guernsey street
Misses jennie and Margaret Garrett -
Glencoe was calling on friends m this
city Sc. ffr'7v
Edward Beevers ~ Rose TIi nae re-
turned from "a trip in o." southern rnrt
Samuel Julian - Syra-uee. y z. vas
calling on ITEMS 60 This city yesterday
Items - interest Tor fhls paper may
10 leff 80 tie CIV Hpok store NJ tcle-
puon"d - fhe reporter. Bell eG1-I
" Jt. kr"u - flarrffnn street haze re-
turned from visit with friends At
Columbus
Mrs Theo Butler - Harrison stree,
i9s returned from a visit with friends
and relatives 80 cleveland
Mrs Ada HUFFMAN ~ Gravel Hui has
retlirerd from a vi-it with friends ut
Bethesda
Paul Peril - So-'h belmont street
is spending q few days ~. fh friends and
relatives &c WHfroHf
Nre FRANK Auft ~ south Heii-f-o has
Craharrfo
Miss Eerniro ravrrff - w.l.t.r- I'D.
'i-iinF friends and 'FiFer Do this
~ Ramsay - Pow stan we. s busf-
ness r.eif0r Ir FH'e rIfv yesterday
Al.--'- Anna Kelley rrt Florence
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vs.. Francis returned last evening
from a business trip to Key. q.
George spence and family have re-
turned from an extended tour OF the
vert
Geo Scdgwick has returned from a
several days stay az Alliance
\ family by the name OF Kines has
moved To- this city from Barton
Attorney ~ A Bell candidate for
Judge Of probate court IN Jererson
county. T. here visiting friends for few
day.
Principal T. \ Jones and wife have
returned from Wellshurg and will take
uP their residence here during the school
year
Miss Addic Davidson win 20 60 Pitts
hurgn today 60 spend a week
Mrs ". Stcinhergcr 90 cleveland ~
The guest of Mr. and Mrs Harry Vogt
Tor Re- few days.
nf Hunter 81 Rayiand was In town
YESTERDAY
frank Hernhardi and family lave re-
turned from a visit az Parkcf-hurE
Carde from Roger Luptou on. To- to
eGc't that be climbed Mt Hood several
DAYS ago iie Will leave oregon for This
city on sept g.
Tho meeting Of tho German American
ALLIANCE VIII hc held the evening
Earnest Curate-which 10 you-
favorite text
Coquette-l like that one about b.
ing all things to all men.--Iudge.
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Tho manaremenf ~ rho Rollniro a
s. ''am BIAS made arrangements FOR
three comes nifh fhe strong sem pro
f"ssi1nal team D Turtle Creek. pa
s. double header wII bo played Sun
lHf afternoon and fhr other game
wiI Boz played in connection uifh the
N".d men Monday afternoon. Labor
Iar The Turtle crock team 10 one
~ fhr strongest teams over seen boo
i.s rJ ar1 r very v.od game .a
.urrI local fardnm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
In Five rssrs Had Treated Win,
Eight Doctor In Vain Effort
to Obtain Cure.
FOURTEEN MONTHS IN BED.
Woman In Almost Hopeless condI
ton 10 Finally Cured IN Eight
Weeks by the United
Doct6ra

Correct diagnosis Is the basis of
all aid or cures any sick person re-
ceives. Few doctors, however, take
any particular pains IN making an ab-
solute. exhaustive. definite and com
plete diagnosis. but instead At the
general symptoms OF a patient to a
general ailment and naturally treat
the patient for the general ailment
with disastrous results
The famous United Doctors, who
have their Wheeling Institute at AZ
Twelfth street (near Market street).
have had the greatest OF success in
treating all chronic ailments with
their new non-surgical system of
medicine. and attribute a great share
OF this success TO the care used in
accurately learning the real sickness
or ailment OF patient. No patient
is accepted for treatment by the
United Doctors before the patient is
given one or more thorough examina-
tions. so no mistake can be made in
the treatment OF the trouble. After
the diagnosis is made a remedy of
the United system OF medicine is
given. with the excellent results that
are known not only to West Wiz.
ginia and Ohio people. but 10 the pub
lie all over the country. The sick
often travel hundreds OF miles TO OBJ
tain the diagnosis and treatment of
the Uvited Doctors. They never Cd
crate or use the knife. and yet cure
diseases and ailments OF all kinds.
including diseases OF the nerves.
blood. heart. liver. bladder. kidneys.
spine. brain. including rheumatism.
gall stones. goitre. paralysis. epiIep-
sy. catarrh. deafness. constipation.
rupture. neuralgia. asthma, tumors.
dyspepsia. chronic Appendicitis and
diseases OF women and diseases of
men.
The following statement. made by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
PLAY GROUNDS AT
MARTINS FERRY
WILL BE cLoSED AFTER MONDAY
UNTIL NEXT JUNE.
Closing Dey 20 He Married By Athletic
Exhibition--nIartins Ferry
News.

Following Monday. TIE PLAY grounds
VIII be closed t. the children unit next
June a. 10 j. not the practice TO have
the grounds open during the school year.
\ proEfaf Of ports has been arranged
Tor Labor day and doubtless a large
crowd viii bc there TO take part. The
events follow.
For girls. Ilfty-yard dash. aged %
q" J.. nfty-yatd dash uuler 10. captain
hall between t"o girls teams. nag relay
race. tNreHd ana uesdf. race.
F"r boys Fifft-Nard dash. % 20 10.
hftN-rard da-h. urd~r 90. t.rr--icEeed
race" hag face. Diving and swimming
contests. slew thee rug race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
YOUNG LADY DIES
NEAR BRIDGEPORT
MISS EVA MOORE PASSES AWAY
AT HOME AT WEST
WHEELING.
AFTER a Lengthy Illness with ruber-
eaiosis- News Of Bridgeport

. le-tefday. at the home Of her parents
NJ ana Mrs. John Moore at West
ing. occurred the death Of Miss
ENa J. Moore. one OF the best and most
49, AMY known young ladies' In this
section She had been suffertns IL lor,,
nm with tuberculosis and lately her
o"ndltlon becoming serious death was
~ unlocked Tor. but proved quite a
shock 70 her many friends IN. fafhs~
'Hn4cts 81 st"r" Iva West Wheeling and
l. aiso Interested iu Moor. HruS me
iiine ana cement cpfnpauy
The funeral Will ba beId ett.aa..
80 err noon with Rev. SPARKS. pastor OF
IN" West wheeling " cnurch OF
MH-,4 lhr a'c"tsed WAS consistent
VIII be made ia the Rock mn cer,e-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
ANNUAL OUTING
OF BELLAIRE CLUB
YOUNG VIEWS ORGANIZATION
HOLDS harvest HOME
PICNIC.
Excellent Program Carried Out
Piesses Large Crowd - BEL
laire News.

The twenty ff't annual harvest
home picnic vac held eco White e
Grove yesterday under fhe auspices NJ
the Young Mems cub rf r.a rifr.
despite fho frrnafon.f., appearance ot
NE weather e. very largo number
were 100 attendance An excellent pro.
gram. consisting OF tldrns.ea hs
prominent sapeay"rs vHa carried ouf
Practically sI nf ftn rlrf.dlfa or
bN'n frknfr Frrr fr'.anf .f fI.f Hrr
Eafhernr Tho f|rr.r n.s one ~ f..
m0s' erI0fab.r ever Ifa .rger u.
s'Ifpices nf fr.s r.II arf ras alr
frs ln f..rs manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

sherman left yesterday for a visit with
relatives at Findlav
Ir. Frank Adair 81 Beverly was cali
ing on friends In tNis city YESTERDAY
MIS- Jennie Grafton OF PITTSBURGH
rs returned home after \ visit with
iFi.hds ami relatives IN this city
Herman Myers 81 ShadyStde is snend-
ING Few days With friends In PITTS
hurgh
T., "iIN mary l.uchs and granddauch ter.
helen. OF tnis city have returned ton
Visit with relatives al Columbus
FRED George 81 Franklin street will
AZ Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Ioeph MoTett ~ South nellaire.
who was arrested by Constable John.
son ON warrant ISSUED from Squire
Mason court. charging him with call.
ing Miss Minnie Mayhigh some vile
names while intoxicated Sunday even
inr. waH arrairncd before Squire ~.
son "Wednesday evening and pleaded
guilty. and was fined g. and costs. 90
total ~ s135
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

larg" crowd attended the Illus
trated lecture given ar the First Re-
formed church last evening by the
pastor. Rev. q. G. Herbrect. pastor cf
the church. on The Passion Play %
Oberamergau This picture was most
remarkable ~ 'fs kind and pleased the
entire audience.
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Well Known Man Missing.

John 'ulp. AGED 20 years. who resides
ON West Forty second street has been
MISSING from his home since O'Clock
I lesinN morning lie has been In poor
health for tho past several weeks and
MS relatives are very much Concerned
over his disappearance The police have
neen asked 20 look for him and n
borough search is being instituted He
was last seen walking over Indian run
fridge Tuesday morning He work =
dark suit. "a black soft hat and "A blue
shirt with white horSesnoes.
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HoodIums rzar pleasure.

\ Nlnch Of DOVE tert IN mischtef
succeeded ia running the pleasure OF
the Queen Esther =. : class when they
tined e. hold "A marshmallow toast on
IN hill back 90 town Wednesday even
ing. FiVe Of eight water melons for
the occasion were stolen and later some
~ them were scared away from the
hen hnuse of 4 prominent man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

lI" Hlportiunreuf OF fhs .Irne faxes
was mailed hy Auditor Campbell ,eaf.--
Jay ard amounted GOO $3.50. 3d. divided
- follows corporation. 1901 .s school
'.-'i "I. tnN from fNe state $3.50. VAS
p" "If'f The distribution of Tho .o~-
p'fff IONS share o. tne different l.rsrf-
n'hfr 5000 Dol made zoo Tire rrst nicotine
90 council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Jones and McGraw. the wei known
automobile agents of this city viii
have space M tho West Virginia state
Fair next week. They vii have a fine
show ~ autos and auto trucks and
will Doc pleased to have persons inter
es'ei call and examine them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

william Toilet. Of Stewartsvilie was
arrested sy Constable Minder Wednes-
DAY. on warrant issued from squire
Morrell court charging him with ma
H'lnuS destruction OF property az the
instance 81 Matte Toilet IL il alleged
mat william threw stones through all
tho windows IN Nartha's home lie was
arfaigned before squire Morrcll and
pleaded not guilty and the case was set
for hearing Saturday morning at 10
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

county and the total for this city as an
nounced yesterday. was S37.7O5.6i. div3-
ded as follows Corporation s14.f6s So.
school f=O.sO0.7i. and from state s3.43s.
The special tax sent TO this city was
tI.OS5.23. These amounts will be used
10 finance the city and schools for the
next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

quite a number OF out Of town people
came In yesterday morning to attend the
meeting OF the Zion Association and the
meetings at the Baptist church are well
attended and very interesting. The
meeting will close At noon to-day. Last
evening large crowd heard two very
interesting talks. one by c. r. Stanton
ana the other by Pastor Geo. r. Lowe,
Of tie local church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Man, local people vii ir interested
10 knowing that auotrer Martins Ferry
boy wi" i~ studyIrE for toe ministry
VII occupy a pulpit here on sunday.
james simpson. WHO is spending tao
week. with r.s parents. " iil preach at
ifC lr'ruYferitu church sunday morn
inr. and DC is expected Miss Jessie IS .lfc
viii play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Miss Anna kueckle and brother VIII
,'hm. entertained the members - the
I."tn'I League ~ ST rauIs church.
81 'nrlt nom" last evening and the
crowd thoroughly eujoteI tho ra-.er
thd ~" dainty luncheon which Vas
served az o. proper hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30
Book Men Rsre.

. Messr~ l;edhe!d. cash and Parker.
represeutatiFFS 81 the three big book
concerns. were in town yesterday and
VIII remain DAY or two to expiafn
/ tfeir wares t. members 81 the board
"f education. as o. g expected some ~
l fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

George Cook. who gave an address
az the meeting OF the Wilson club. last
rlday. VIII continue HIS remarks at
this evenings meeting and there -
tufe L" a large crowd on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Coffee" Shipman. who seems unable
To- resist the demon. rum had 20 he
hauled TO the city building again ye.ter-
day and something will have TO be done
with him soon. as his continued dissipa-
ton has brought him to the delirium
tr-mens stage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Yesterday. at the home OF the bride.
Miss blanche M~Cieiiauf. I'm ReiIaire.
occurred the marriaE. Of JONES Robin
sow. ono az Martins fcrry'f best known
citizens After the Welding t,ur me
happy couple Will make their home boz
this City
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

LOUIS Andrea who has purchased
the home OF IN. late Ttdy. trisys
i'i"vHsiie. plans Co operate y privaf o
motel. catering to relpI. who fratef
'Ne National Ilke iu autos and want
a home cooked meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

small party OF friends at her home on
West walnut street yesterday. at a
six o'clock dinner. After the dinner
"A pleasant social hour was INDUCED
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under the auspices Of the Union Chris
tian Endeavor Society. 81 South Rel
ialre Mr.. Higgins delivered a very IN
teresting address
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- the Gcrmnu church. last evening and
iHi hnc time \ fine program was
fcndcred
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.6iono

drug stores Write for free book for
efrerfant rnothorq vhirh contains
much valuable Information
BRADFILLO REGULATOR CO.. Ad..,. ca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

SAMPLE SHOES
Il Special Sale
for Ladies

Made better than ordinary and
sold a third less than ordinary.
Sizes limited, 81 to 5, AA to B.
For the woman with the feet
for these sizes, here are superb
sure-tO-satisfy shoes for those
feet.
Fall of 1912 patterns every
pair.
ALEXANDER--1O49 Main St
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% think fflf baby bo, o. mime ID.
to.ns '0 he Il great politician
Why
If"s rnf a Emo pair ~ lungs In fhs
ts place Hrf uanfe everything bis
o'r way in fho second place do
rou Frce Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-30

Miss Eleanor Hesiop entertained d
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2aszoHt5yQ

Health 70 the foundation OF all good
looks. The wise woman realizes this
and takes precautions 90 preserve her
health and strength through the %.
Rod ~ child bearing. She remains =
pretty mother By avoiding a. FAR "a
possible the suffering and dangers %
such occasions. This every woman
may do through the use % Mothers
Friend, remedy that has been 70 lone
IN use. and accomplished 20 much
good. that 20 De- IN no sense an expert.
mont. but a preparation which always
produces tho best results. u is for
etternal application ard 90 penetrating
in &c nature a. to thoroughly Intricate
every muscle. nerve and tendon In
VOWED during tho period before baby
comes u aids nature BY expanding
The skln and Tissues. relieves tender
n'ss and soreness. and perfectly pre-
Tarca tho system Tor natural aud safe
motherhood Mothers Friend has boon
used and endorsed BY thousands ~
mo'hors. ard 80 use will prove a com
., to-. any !; ;o man in 01Ion10b
remedy. Mothers c.flziQnO
Friend ia sold ~ C/SstN
drug stores Write for free book Tor
ernertant mothers. witch contains
Evening star., 1912-09-06
A Word to Women
on Health Matters

Women are generally careful about
the state of their health, and they are
apt to make good use of remedies
known disease preSentives.
Germicides and antfseptics are included
I'm this class, but the greatest care
should be exercised I'm using any which
contain pOisons, unless prescribed by
a physician.
BY reason Of its absolute safety and
it's beneficial results, PHYSICIANS gen
orally have strongly recommended
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. 1t In un-
equaIed as preventive Of con-
tagious disease, unsurpassed ms q
dOuche and highly ehicaciOus I'm avoid
Ing Infection, healing diseased tissues,
ulcers and delicate membrane passages.
Ideal and delicate for de0dOrizfng sick
rooms and general disfnfecting pur-
poses. A twenty-fve-cent package
makes gallons standard solution.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Send
for booklet and sample. J. 5. Tyree,
Chemist, Warrington, D. q
Evening star., 1912-09-06
Latest American Fashions
BY CORA MOORE.

For late summer wear. early fall and
even for house wear through tho winter
dresses of ratine smartlv made mp will
he found very satisfactory. The 'one
shown in the Illustration is Of wedgewood
blue. which is ono of the prettiest shades
nthis particular material. with enbroid-
cry bands done in deeper blue and green
and grdle of black satin.
The skirt barely escapes the floor. and
is straight and plain except for the hip
yoke of embroidery that shows only
across the front between the edges Of
the tunic. This tunic consists of a
| straight around width Of the ratine fin
ishing at a little below knee depth with
the embroidery bands At the top it is
gathered sparsely as 1t is fitted about
| the waist over instead Of under the girdle.
| 1t is drawn up above the waistline, gradu-
ally widening from the center back and
caught to the blouse with buttons and
1 fancy braid loops
/ The short sleeves OF uniform width,
rolled back in narrow. soft cuff. and
the broad collar Of embroidery with the
narrower under collar of selma terial,
are special features, as also is the lacing
down the front.
| Contrary to the usual vogue for au-
tumn seasons, embrOlderleS Will nave
distinguished part to play, with particular
attention given to those done directly on
the material Their colors. while entirely
harmonious, will often present deliberate
contrasts as in oriental effects. although
modern stitching like brandenburg and
| burlingame embroideries will De most
| favored.
| Many ways of using the landings hith-
erto unthought of will be in evidence
| Embroidery done on coarse, loosely woven
canyes Of natural color makes strlkingly
attractive trimmings for serge and cheviot
| tailored dresses, and in that connection |
would suggest that the illustrated model
might be successfully carried out In. say,
navy blue cheviot with burlfngame
embroidery in dull reds and blues on
string colored or ecru canvas.
| II is better usually, where these en-
broideries have a part in the decorative
| scheme, to introduce with them some
plain silk of harmonious hue or sub
DUNG note of black. 1t relieves the mo-
notony Of repeated pattern and en-
| hances the effect generally.
| To combine several materials and trim
mings and then bring them into pleas
| ing ensemble by dash of still another
color and ia brio Is one of the tricks by
which fashion is distinguishing herself