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accompany the physicians in groups OF
two as u matter of instruction, but
take no part in the treatment.
The hours for the reception OF pa
ticnts arc from II o'clock y. NJ to /
o'clock 7. NJ, and for the eye ear,
o'clock to o'clock p. NJ. except on
sundays. when the dispensary will be
closed
TIE institution Will be under the
supervision Of DR.. Stuart N. Michaux,
chairman Of tho dispensary commit
tee, and DR.. NJ. o. Burke. superiuten-
dent.
Members of StnT.
Following are the members of the
faculty who compose the dispensary
staff:
DR.. John f. Winn, professor OF OBJ
stetrics: DR.. r. w. Miller. professor OF
nervous and mental diseases; DR.. Nc
CURE Newton. professor Of diseases
of children: DR. B. L. Hlllsman, as
sistnnt professor Of surgery; DR.. VIII
liam F. Mercer, professor OF laryngo-
of pathology; DIR. J. Garnett Nelson.
professor OF physical diagnosis; DR..
Thomas ". Murrcll, professor of der
ratology; DR.. NJ o. Burke assistant
professor of diagnosis and super rim
| tendent OF dispensury; DIR. Stuart n.
Michaux, professor of clinical genco-
loGy; DR.. S. b. Moon, professor of
pathology and director of Pastcur In
stttute; w. +. Hudd, B. A., PHI B.,
professor OF chemistry: DR.. Karl S.
Blackwell clinical Instructor In
ophthnlmology; DR.. P. w. Howle,
/ clinical instructor in gynecology; ~.
Balenbough, p. S., demonstrators in
| medical pharmacy; Dr. w. w. Gill,
clinical Instructor in ophthnlmology:
DR.. William p. Hopkins, clinical ns-
sistant In otology: Dr. 7. r. Blair.
assistant professor gynecoloEy; DIR.
James IT. Smith, chief OF clinic in
, medicine; Dr. y. L. Herring, lnstruc-
tor in genito-urinury surgery
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Loss NAY REACH $4,000.

VIC. Fertilizer Compnpy,s Plant at
James Ctty Destroyed by Fire.
Mewhorn, y. c., April IA dense
pail OF smoke still hovers over th,.
ruins of the Virginia Carolina Ferti-
iizer Company's plant ut James City.
just across Trent River from New
hern. which WAS destroyed by fru AZ
O'Clock this morning That the fire
was OF incendlary origin there Is lit
tie doubt Twelve rrei.;h; cars, n.nc
OF them loaded with fertilizer. could
not be moved and these, together witch
their contents were destroyed
The approximate loss is at le:,st 500,
600 The building alone COD SlN,-
The machinery was valued q, about
$4,000 and the stock on Mind was
valued AZ 100000. Boilers, engines and
tracking Were worth $4,000. The
twelve cars belonging to the Norfolk
Southern Hallway Company, were val
ucd ut $4,000.
This loss is only partly covered by
insurance.
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By c. l. & II. L. Demon.
AuctioReers, m
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
OF A IL
SMALL. FARM AND DWELLING
HOUSE IN HENRICO COUNTY, m
NEAR HIGiLAND SPRINGS. BIZ

SNAIL. FARM AND DWELLING
HOUSE IN HENRICO COUNTY,. m
NEAR HIGHLAND SPRINGS. slsi
Acting under n decree entered In the
Sircult Court of Hcnr!co county, April
-. l9i2, is the suit therein pending
unaer the style OF Jane r. Wilson vs.
VI. J. wilson. etc, the undersigned
SATURDAY. APRIL 90 1919,
at l2 o'clock noon. fifl9
i m front Of Henrico county courthouse.
twenty-second and Main Streets, OFFER
Tor sale at public auction a tract OF
land, with improvements. containing
zen acres. located in Ucnr'co county,
va. about six miles from Richmond.
near Highland Springs. and about ono
quarter mile southeast of Highland
springs schoolhouse. The improve
mentS consist OF q new four-room
frame cottage and usual outbuildinEs
this property is only short walk
from the car line and will make a nice
nome or good Investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costa
or sale and suit and deed OF trust
Tor sHoO. the residue at six and twelve
months, title retained until all the pur-
chase money IS paid.
THOs. w. GARDNER,
LESLIE r. DREW.
Special Commissioners. 4
c. L., & H. L. DFNOON,
Auctionecrs.
hereby certify that the bond res
CURED of the special commissioners by
the above decree has heen given. tA
p. r. PHILLIPS.
Deputy Clerk As
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a nice little suburban home on tho
HGw Market Road. afout three milos
from the city OF Richmond SO =;
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COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. APRIL 80.

at 724 Main Street. Lynchburg, Va.
the undersigned trustee OF Woods
Pharmacy. ms. will offer for sale at
public auction. for cash, the entire
said company. This stock Consists ~
good assortment OF sundr!es, patent5
medicines, chemicals and pharmaceu-
tica!s, together with all OF the neces-
sary utensils for the conduct of an
up TO- to retail drug store. Includsd
In the fixtures are Wall Cases, Floor.
Cases. Soda Fountain lee Cream Plant
Iron safe and Cash Registers.
This Offering should prove an at
tfactiVe proposition TO any one desfr-3
ing to OMEN drug store. M
y. r. LONG.
TRUSTEE
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Arll G15fntc CaanIrb

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH ]. a. con.
NELLY & co. Write postal for nee
essay blanks.
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KflI G5tatr Jior kent

SUMMER HONE, coNvENIESr To
ocean. Furnished Souse, nine rooms;
Lafayette Park. one block from All
ocean trolley lines. For rent July.
August and part September. Refer
ences exchanged. c. a. FIELD,
Norfolk Va.
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WILSON IN sAvANSAu.
n ol'lhood Home q III wife penios lie

In Giilhood Home Of lii wife Denies lie
Il '.!tndicaI"
Savannah. Ga. April l9-"No nan shou!d
man should dare not to touch II when /; is
UnsowmG." declared Governor woodrow VIII
sou; Of "ew jnrsey,. in hi speech here to-
night denying thnt he Is radical" 10 ais
russed the Initiative. referendum aud ~
call
Governor wilson's reception In Savannah
Was made especially pleasant because Mrs.
Wilson's Sirlhocd home was here
William G. McAdoo. OF New York prec4d !
cd Governor Wilson with n short sp,cch
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GDlI anu lliGup

IoNG IS Still sELLISG THAT PER.
the best summer cooking wood, and
at $3.50 the cord loss than the reGu-
lar block wood. l have sold IL ten
years; often sell twenty loads a day.
Try it, because 1t gives quick. lasting
heat. MY Deiparen anthracite Is
cheapest for ranges It's a summer
coal at summer prices. Phone Madi :
son 1863.
WOOD AT SUMMER PRICES NOW
Dry pine. $3.50: oak. So; slab. 81 per
cord. Best kindling in the city, sl.76
half-cord. MIDLOTHIAN WOOD CO
phone Madison 3ol6.
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FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. GlJ Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing aud rubber-tire work
Madison 1861
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autonrntliIea for Sale

Used FORD CARS, 1905. 1906, 1907.
1908. 1909, 1910; two, three and five,
passenger; in excellent condition.
owners purchasing 1912 models. viii
send instructor home with out.of
town purchasers. FORD AUTO co,
1920 w. Broad street
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r. d. Chaflln & Co. Inc.
Real Estate Auctionocrs.
Main ana Twelfth Streets
COMMISSIONERS, AUCTION SALE

S.hMUEIS PLACE,
a nice little suburban home on tho
Hew Market Road. afout three miles
from the city OF Richmond -;
Acting under decree o. the cirei,it
Court of llenrico county IN The cause
of l.. III. Kemp, Committee OF Il. ii, 4
Samuela vs.. T. II. Samuels ct ais en-
tered on .he 9th day Of April, 1912
the undersigned special commissioners
appointed for the purpose, will sell, BY
pnblic auction, on the premises, 81 81.
THURSDAY, APRIL IS, 1919 a7s.ls
at 1910 r. NJ
the mouse recently occupied by r., tT8
Samucls, asd which IS described in said
decree as follows: Lots 81 and "a na
laid down on plat made BY James +.
Kedd \ Son. Surveyors, and known as
CAPITAL View" This is an attraetive3
ilttlo home with four-room DWELLING
stable and barn; chicken house, nice
young orchard and other convcnteuces
TERMS: One-th!rd cash bniascs IN Z
equal payments ar one md two yearsis
from date OF snle; negotiable notes to-
no given for deferred purchase money
and interest. and title retained until
same have been paid and conveyance,
ordered by the court. } 81 "a.
C.. r. SANDS.
w. NJ JJfSTIS, F SSsss &
Special ComnliBsioacYassSS5
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5llllll,lrr Eoarnino

B0ULEVARp I'M, on HAMPTON
Roads, country and scasiorc COM
bined, with city conv.niences. send
: for literature to the MISSES TABB,
Hampton, Va.
WANTED a FEW BOARDERS AT a
quiet country place. Box 81. Nc.
GaheNsNille Va.
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jslat5 Glantfn

W ( NiFED, TO RENT FURNiSn Ed
house or fiat for May and June, three
in family. III, care Times Dis
patch.
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,jFlat5 jior kent

FOR RENT. APARTMENT. FGRNIsa-
ed or unfurnished. Apply to j. G.
KENT. The Raleigh, Richmond. Va
FOR RENT. APARTMENT. FURNISH
ed or unfurni5hed. Apply to ]. G.
STREET. The Raleigh, Richmond,
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Jpr SaIf

WE BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE +:
second hand machinery OF every de-
scription. I. BLUFOED & CO.. 1858
East Cary street.
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS-AN
Inspection of my high-grade collcc-
non VIII no doubt convince you cf
ny iow prices for the grade 1 handle
Many other goods and novelties On
nahd: onyx hosiery for ladies. y. O..
lARlD. III North Fifth street
FOR SALE. No. PGLsoMETEH
steam pump: will pump 10 per cent.
sand or mud; 3-inch discharge, half
lien !, steam: Also 5o-lL-P. boiler. To-
h I'M, engine Two steam drills, one
moist, dcrr!cks. cars and track, two
horsepower hoist, winchcs and gen
sfal quarry or contractors equip
meni Address II So. care Times
Dispatch.
BICYCLES AND. BICYCLE REPAIR
,ng: BABY carriages repaired. BICK-
EltSTAFF. 1911 East Main
MY GENERAL MERCANTILE BUST
ness III sussex county. forty-hve
,niies OF kichmond. Va: eight, miles
taniished business stand OF twenty
hFe years. $4,000 to 10000 trade:
looks open 10 inspection 20 any one
tnat means business: $4,000 TO $4,000
STOCK, which can be reduced to suit
buyer II he wish. Terms will be
made very easy. Address G $40. care
I
FOR WAGONS GO 10 RICHARDSON
BROS. Glo Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing aud rubber-tire work.
Madison 1867.
DELICIOUS SMITHFIELD SAUSAGE
now on sale at your grocer's.
FOR SALE. TWO NEW SINGLE
trucks RlCHARpsoN BROS. SIS
Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. HIGH GRApE RUBBER
rcd 4, f.tSs~ -.
rubber tires. cost {, l25, viii sell for
$50; two Jumpers. $50 and SO; ono
S S5oS:sr wagon: SS9 See these for
East Cary Street
MOTOR CYCLES, NEW AND SECOND.
hand a.! prices. TOMPkINS, No,
327 W Broad.
ROLL TOP DESK, REIING TON
Typewriter. outdoor showcase and
; f9pT e SNig =, showeases. cheap.
SOFA BEASs.-GOoD STOCK; LIMIT
mixed peas. For sale by d. ETHER
lDGE * CO, 3l-33 Commence street
Norfolk. Va.
WE can SAVE you MONEY IF YOU
surrey OF rinabouI. Give US a cali.
A. MEYERS SONS. 73l Cast Cary
street.
BIGGEST DIVIDENDS ARE ALWAYS
paid on an investment in Knowledge.
Our courses in bookkeeping, short
hand, typcwritinS and telegraphy are
most profitable. Send. cal! or write
for catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE. SOC East Broad Street.
TIMBER FOR SALE.-BY CONSERVA-
tive estimate l have between 5000
600 and 100000 feet OF original
growth and second growth pine tim
Ger in Brunswick county, North Car
olina. Rate OH lumber TO Richmond,
. l-2c. For particulars address u.
L. BRYANT, Box 90, Wilmington.
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oN ING TO BND ilEhLTII ME HAVE
decided u discontinue our Iicrcan-
ti!r business in clifton Forge. va.
ana Offer roo sale a good stand Tor
business. parties wishing 10 en-
Di'sk IN me mercantile business Siil
40 well To communicate with us at
p:ec j. a. GARTER !. co. No 2,3
t!lHNMmN 81. NNEinn Enrrn IA
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speclal commissioners.

The. bond required of the eoYnr1ia.
siosers In the above cause has baen
duly given. =. r. .PHILEIPS S5Sl
Deputy Clerk e sss3s
thoroughly remodeIed; hot and c6y6S
water, gas. bath, etc: largo lot Fssfitg ys!
$500 per annum. Possession at u facxS 4:
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F our Frame Dwellings
223, us, .227 and
229 S. Laurel St.

In pursuance OF decree OF tho
Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
nond. entered on the 2Sd day Of F'sb-
ruary. 1912. In the suit styled Rosetta
Bowers and others VS.. Cora Crouch
and Others" l will sell Mt public .uuc-
ton. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1912,
at o'clock p. NJ,
tho following property. described In
SAID decree as follows, TO- wit:
That lot OF land. with the improve
ments thereon, known as Nos. 223.
rs. 227 and 229 South Laurel Street.
lying and being In tina city Of Rich
mond, Va on tho eastern side OF
Laurel Street, beginning at point on
the east line OF Laurel Street ISL feet
north of the northeast corner OF Laurel
and Beverly Streets. extending thence
northwardly along the east line OF,
Laurel Street. and fronting thereon
IS feet 8 inches, more or less, and
running back from said front, within
parallel lines depth of las feet to
an alley 20 feet wide"
TERMS: One third OF the purchase
price to be paid in cash. and the bal
ance In Two equal instruments pay
abba In six and twelve months respec-
lively, the deferred payments to be-
evidenced by promlssory notes of the
purchaser. with interest added, and
tho tito to be retained until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by the court; or
for all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser
VTTIJANT &JN>-f,trpr tg5l.
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UPHOLSTERING.
5caIen }9ropD5aIa

ESTIMATES Viii BE 'REC:I RECEIVES N -
this Office for the purchase and re
movai OF the building known al
so7. 500 East, Broad Street. stating
time required to clear Site and
amount OF bonds to guarantees con-
tract. Estimates must be in this
office not later than SATURDAY.
April go. 1912, at 12 o'clock noon,
The company reserves &. tho right
to reject any and all bids. n
(SIEned)
tMURPHY'S HOTEL (INc.y.
BY JOHN MURPHY. President,
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lo5r ann ,1;punG

'sT; SILVER CIGARETTE CASE.
r mtn mohoSram, IN. W. IL" Oh ON.
otba;, oeGeinbci 70, lDii,H on tho
probably on Main street ear,
~ ~. Poplar and Main Streets. or Nor.
r ris ana Main. Ectur! 10 Room, 40,
----t .n.es belldinE, ior re~ard
i-oTSI ONE BUNCH or Lt.TTERS 40.
stn,,,, 70 II. -. DUNLOP, Hotel
aDovc address W
AJsI GENTLEMhNS GOLD warren
ana gold fob; l:mpr. Thratre, 90.
nsns store. Laurel street corner 10
Nalh reward. 22il W Main
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FOR SALE, TWO GOOD FARM MULES.
eight and nine years old: weight L.
100 pounds. 1890 ~ Twenty -nfth ST.
Phone Monroe 20iJ
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4ooUltrp, }5trS ano 9lnf Stofk

.BREEDERS.- THE Isl
ported Spanish Jack p!luso i02; zee
so, stands l6 hands high. at Me
chanicsVlll. stock Farm. STRAIN
* SON, II. /, iticnlnufd
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TERRIERS. TVO MALE
puppies. eight months old also
" est Highland white terriers. H.,
car. Nlnaum, Ivy Dep0t Va
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WILLIAM a. MONCURE,
Special Commissioner.

I certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2sth day
OF February, 1912
CHARLES o. sAvILLE,
Clerk
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prlp, s.1al: ann JielaaIr
Solicitors anu 5aIesn,en

hALESM EN- WANTED-REAL ES
.ate, insurance men, stock statesmen
preferred: unlimited possibilities. Ok
per cent. commission. Room eiO
Tirst National Bank, Fort WORTH
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j2ottfe5

WANTED, THE PUBI,fC r., in KNo,I
that JAiINKE BROS. Jewellers. 81
East Main Street. buy, sell, exchange
an5 !, H. RaM0UNT DIAMONDS IN rife
yer always taken in exchange
BOOKS BOUGHT. SOLD AMI I,y-
changed. LAWSON'S : BOOK SHcii,
ll6 East Broad Street.
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l5i9fellaueuuG

ORIENTAL, RUGS AND CARPETS
AN INSPECTION OF My HIGH-GRADE
collection will no Doubt convince you
OF my low prices for the grade
handle. Many other goods anu nov
ladies. "A. q. YARD. 2l7 y. Fifth
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15us;nrss Opportlnirtcs

= 5, SIS TO YOU AND 4 COOP posi-
non II you will take Il course IN
business. stcnography or tclcSraphy
WIN us Get particulars to-day.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
i LAVE AN ESTABLISHED OFFiCF r.
IN Inc business section OF Washington
-. O.. with competent clerical force
hhd statesmen j desire to extend my'
connections. and would Ike to hear
from responsible firms with good
propositions. either commercial or
bicvhahical. for exclusive control
i.eiertncc. bond and limited capital
necessary TO promote businss
Nddrc$s Bon No. !, Wurdcr Bluldiiig,
NaShinGton. y. G.
CHAM OF GROCERY STOKES boz
ms good. all-chsh business, in :.
nearby city. Is ,crsh FOR sale OK
ing TO dissrnsions existing Win re-
cure only $4,000 or more cash.
rms Is Il snap ior som" llv. man
OF firm. .iddrcsS Nj +: DOM, al
Is 81, y w. Washington. - c.
SUBURBAN PHARMACY ovIRGINI.\)
near Washington. H. O.. good bust
hrSs' Growing community. $1,000
cash DIR W. Z. WELi:iJI;N. rs
Ia. Ave, Washington b. e.
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WUTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN TIL AiT
Virginia Carolina Chemical Gonna nv
preferred stock certificate No, X,
s41, for ten Qo) shares. standing in
the name OF G. Braxton Bryan, ha s
been lost or mislaId, and that appii-
cation has been made to the Vir-
ginia- Carolina Chemical Company
for the Issue OF duplicate In lieu
thereof. All persons are hereby
warned against purchasing. or trad
Ing In said certificate.
lsisnedl G. BRAXToN BRYAN.
RlCHMCND'S LARGEST AND BES1,
school Of business now at Eighth and
Broad Streets, Bookkeeping, short
hand and teleErnphy courses. MAS
SlIY BUSINESS COLLEGE
COUNT THE INDIANS AS THEY pass
By. then sec TOMPKINS.
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i-isl CarS Street
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS-AN
iloh viii no doubt convince YOU o;
ny low prices for the grade 1 handle
MANY other goods and novelties On
nand: onyx hosiery for ladies. ~ @.
ARID, 2lT North Fifth Strcct
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FOR SALE TWO GOOD FARM
mules. clgctt and nine years old:
weight l.iVo puunGa 1850 North
Twenty-hfin st. Phone Monroe 2Di3
SOUND SMALL. DRlNING AND SAD
die horse, rnnabOut ana harness for
sale cheap 70 quick buyer Apply
70 ALFRED L.. COHEN. Ebcl Build
ing.
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iScal CSfatr fur Salc

issz.i-,~-r.-:.N
FOR SALE. ONE LOT. WITH STORE
and dwelling combined, situated In
the corporate limits Of town; with
above building. and other ncces-
shry outbuildings. STOCK OF goods
now on hand. Lot, iccx200 feet.
reason for selling, desire 10 change
business Terms reaSOna bic. Good
location for right party. For fur
iher Information apply TO THOS. II.
HOW EifOS, attorney for the own
mr.
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BICYCLES AND BICYCLE REPAIR
ne; Bany carriages repaired. BlCk-
EltSTAFF. 1911 East Main
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LARGE GROUND FLOOR STORAGE
space for rent, lll0 r.. Cary Street.
FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE IN 1920
Hui Street, South Richmond. Ap-
ply on premises
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Couture Ornaments Easily Made.

The interlaced ring design IS perhaps the
most simple and is merely a succession OF
knots made with the silk covered wire, the
shape being adjusted with each knot
latticework or trellis design is also easily
carried out by using two parallel wires as a
frame between which the twisted ribbon
wire appears and is caught with fine stitches
10 keep the design in place.
Where fringe effects are liked a tiny pend
ant sewed at the upper corner OF each square
makes a more elaborate latticework orna-
ment A dressy coiffure ornament Of the
fringed variety is easily made with a wired
band OF silver ribbon studded with crystal
beads and outlined at the lower edge with a
tiny crystal fringe.
distinguished effect is easily arrived at
by a band Of bias velvet entirely enCirclinS
the head, meeting at the left side under a
wired maline bow. The velvet band should
be outlined with a tiny pa sse menterie edge
Of rhInestones and a rhinestone ornament
should be placed at a starting point OF the
maine bow. In black or white this design is
especially effective.
Care should always be given to the end
finish of these hair ornaments. Where the
band encircles entirely the head the joining
Is easily pinned, but the shorter bands must
be narrowed to q finish and neatly wired to
slip into the fullness Of the hair. Some Of
the most expensive models are furnished with
tiny loops Of lace wire through which in
visible hairpins may be thrust Others de-
pend entirely for frmness upon an invisible
hairpin at each end which is twisted into
the bandeau-
Large hairptns equipped with more or less
elaborate ornament are also much used for
evening coifrure decoration. A pretty idea
is to cut five petals about an inche long. so
that when Joined the result will be a good
sized flower. Wire each petal with lace wire
and dot with crystal beads to cover the
stitches. In the center of the flower fasten
a spray Of aigrette. wiring it firmly through
the heart Of the flower and down into the
wire stem.
Such a decoration wired to a large shell
hairpin. Is charming addition to an evening
toilette. and the color or the ornament is
easily made to harmonize with the costume.
Two elaborate pearl or jet buttons wired
together make good starting place for a
wisp Of marabOu or a small ostrich tip and
are easily wired to a hairpin. In such orna-
ments care must be taken TO have both hack
and front equally good. as they rise entirely
above the outline Of the hair
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

great many tucked and gathered chiffon
Innings are used for evening wraps. So are
self-cOlored silks with figured chiffons laid
over them.
Z 4
More Interest Is shown in three piece quits
as the season advances. Often the coat IN
velvet and the dress OF broadcIoth, zibeHnG
or something similar.
One OF the new Partisan ideas Is the gfrdls
and straight sash OF velvet embroidered with
steel beads, made detachable, SO that Il can
be worn with different dresses.
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Gowns for semi-evening occasions have
round skirts and long. Transparent sleeves
Many OF these dresses are carried out in
three colorS-like coral, blue, and green
The corsage flower should be large: It may
be rose. the poinsettia, or the brilliant
poppy. Most of these large flowers are made
Of velvet. They match some brilliant evening
dress. but as a rule they are in a ca.A----tr-
eolos
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
Seen in the Shops of Paris

Coats of Hudson seal. mole. or csracuI are
trimmed with white coney.
Buttons OF striped porcelain are used on
many of the tailored suits.
Many blouses of white chiffon over black
have bit Of bright color set in under the
chiffon-usually in the lower half Of the waist
Ivory white velvet has tremendous vogue
for elaborate gowns. Combined with white
mateIasse and edged with skunk fur It is sx-
tremely rich.
One of the new brocade coats is the cassock,
savoring OF the Russian blouse. It has
belt and a border and cuffs of fur. A skirt OF
cloth, chsrmeuse, or satin would be quite
appropriate with this,
Charming velvet frocks for afternoon come
in blues and wine shades and usually have
waists Of velvet combined with embroidered
chiffon. In most cases such embroideryis In
oriental eolorings-