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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
MEGAPH0NE THAT ROLLS UP
Made Of Broad Strip Of Non.Absorb'
ent, Flexible Fiber and Occupies
Very Little Room.

A simple variation Of tho ordinary
megaphono has been devised by Q
Massachusetts man. It 10 one that
rolls up. 1t Is made Of a broad strip
Of non-absorbent. flexible fiber with
snap fasteners to hold It In any POSI-
tion wanted. The flexible handle also
unsnaps at one end 30 that when the
apparatus 10 rolled up 1t can be
wrapped around It and hold It togeth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
stricken Dumb by News Of Fortune.

Stricken Dumb by News Of Fortune.
Portageburg. Ont. - When John
Dancy heard that he had inherited
81, 100000 from an uncle who died re-
Gently in Chicago. and from whom he
had not heard for IL years. he was 80
overcome that he lost his power OF
speech for an hour. He had been en-
gagged as a riveter on q dry dock, and
quit his Job Immediately on hearing
the glad news.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
@sS!Hsss @ss15s 9Es e II
y1NE5NSTlON' 5Sf

Zurich has q midnight curfew for
automobiles.
Tho average human heart pumps
1872 gallons of blood an hour.
Pneumonia and phthisis cause the
greatest number Of deaths In Lon.
don.
A Cincinnati packer has invented a
way to cure hams In 30 days instead
Of 80.
Tho French army will purchase no
fewer than $50 aeroplanes during
1912.
Patent medicines yield over f300..
900 to the British exchequer per an.
mum.
OF the 24.so2 worlds postage
stamps. the British empire has issued
over 1000.
Paper ITS inches wide. for news.
paper use, 10 made at the rate OF $50
feet q minute.
Esperanto has been oflicially recOg.
nized 40 q language by the United
States patent ONCE.
The metropolitan water board Of
London supplies more than 250.000..
900 gallons Of water.
In China stays are raised for their
horns, which are cut when soft and
used In the manufacture Of medicine.
Because 1t has more phosphoric acid
In easily digested shape than any 9th
er fruit. the apple Is one Of the best
brain foods.
German postal authorities are ex.
perimenting with small three
wheeled automobile for the use OF let.
ter carriers.
In some parts OF Mexico the natives
hang the nests o. large spiders In
their homes to trap dies and other
small insects.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
SCIENCE
AND
|NVfNTI)N
PICTURES ARE EASILY TAKEN
After Much Experimenting Apparatus
10 Perfected That Does Away
With Lantern Slide.

Much experimenting TO find way
to produce a picture upon n screen
from Just a photograph. postcard or
book. without making tho usual Ian
tern slide, has been done and to a
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

er in what appears to be a music roll.
As will readily be understood. there
are numerous advantages to this roll
ing megaphone-or rather. It Is q
convenience to many people-notably
the owners Of small launches, where
room counts and q mcgaphone can be
slowed away In q corner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
A correctlon.

I'VE are drifting toward paternal
form Of government" said the econo-
mist.
Pardon me II correct you," re.
sponded tho sufragette. gently; Ito
be accurate, you should say q mater
nal form Of government"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
Professors Are honorsd.

Philadelphia.-The American Asso.
citation Of Pathologists and Bacteriolo-
gists elected Prof. Herbert u. Will
Jams Of the University Of Buffalo as
president and Prof. e. r. LeCount OF
the University Of Chicago as a coun-
cilor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

Coles CarbolisalVe quickly relieves and
cures burning. itching and t0rturlng skin
diseases. II instantly stops the pain OF
burns Cures without scars. 25c and Doc
by druggists. For free sample write to
], w. Cole Il Co., Black River Falls. Wis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
Artificial Eyalashes.

A French physician has discovered
the means Of planting artificial eye.
lashes and eyebrows. The former op-
Grafton is very painful. but the latter
less 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

Good health cannot bc maintained whero
there In u constipated habit. Garfield lea
Overcoincs constipation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
Improving Public Sanitation.

Improving PUBIC 9anitatIon.
A London medical journal advo-
Gates the better airing Of banks. Of.
fces and business premises over Sun.
day 40 . means Of improving public
sanitation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

while the other end fits over the rim
inside. The parts that come in con.
tact with the dish are rubber covered.
two short pieces OF rubber being
slipped over the wire. The device 10
SO useful. and can be made 90 quick.
ly and cheaply. that 1t should find
place In every amateurs laboratory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25

It's ditncult. for a man to practice
economy and DO popular at tho same
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-04-25
6! e.! s :;;: q; ~: !: !;

The more birthdays woman has
tho less she has to say about them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
GULFPORT PLANS
TO DIVIDE
Cne Part Fails to Agree With the
Other Part and They Decide
to Split.

81. Petersburg. Aug. y As r..
suit of friction between two factions
existing in Gulfport. that littlc ritr
by the sea is TO he divided into tive
parts, II the courts will grant tn, or
der requested. II was decided, AZ Il
meeting Of citizens last night thai
4 portion of the residents will With
draw from the city and establish Il
city of their own
Tn" meeting was called At 20
and d. a. Lawson elected chairman
and II r. Mitchell. clerk. Mr.. Law
son Immediately called upon a. /.
Stcfanski as the prime factor in The
mOvcmen ito state positively the pur-
pose of the meeting. For a few min
utcs he spoke as follows. Our ter
ritory Is too large for the number Of
people there is in il he people are
too scattered for their interests TO
be mutual We have "A town four
miles long by two miles wide with
the people scattered over that area.
1t is too large for a mutual intercs.
10 exist therefore ! am in favor of
Withdrawing"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21

WANT CANAL
ACROSS STATE
PLANNED TO BE CUT FROM AT.
LANTIC TO GULF TO SHORT.
EN- TRIP.
(By Associated Press. }

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 2l.\ canal
across South Georgia. from the At
lantic to the Gulf, shortening the
trip two days and reclaiming one
million acres Of the OkefinOkee
swamp with the Use of the Panama
canal machinery. is the substance Of
proposition to be made the federal
government by local interests, ac-
cOrding to an announcement here to-
day. The plans include the use of
the Suawance and ST Mary's rivers
as a part of the system.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
SPECIAL POLICE FOR
ROCKEFELLER'S HOME

Tarrytown. y. I., AuE. Il John
y Rockcirll"r, Ir., is back Il, tn,
Rockefeller home al PocanticO Hills
10 TAX" np The trouble which has re-
Gently threatened hct wccn cmplOyrs
o. the "stat" and squad of dis
charged italian wOrkmen Spccial
d,putic from the shcriff's office are
still ON guard al the estate, bcca,,s,.
ot The threats made against the su-
pcrintcndcnt, Fred Briggs. and one
of his forcmen
Mr. Rockefeller plans to arrange
tor a y, rmanent polcic force for PO-
can'ico Hills and il is al his re-
quest ihai The deputy Shcriffs remain
on guard. II the town authorities
are unwilling 10 appropriate the
money Tor such police force, MIR.
Rocket Ter, il is understood, will
himself provide the necessary funds
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
SWATTED THE FLY
WITH SERIOUS RESULTS

Philadelphia. Aug Il. ifl-i
boomerang experience with pra's
ing the popular slogan. swat
fly. Policeman Thomas Ti'chcns
of West Philadelphia decided
night that il is best 10 lo' a.
enough alone. While OF dutg A.
home yesterday he was cleaning
revolver He was suddenly bi,,'
the back of the neck by a h0n-, "
He whipped his hand around -.
punishing swat. forgetting Ii. Is.
a gun, and the weapon went of /
bullet penetrated Titchenells 90
The wound was not a deep o..
at the University hospital th. f.
tors say his swatting of The 4
not prove fatal. The fix "eeaI.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
SHERMAN WAS ILL
BUT IS BETTER NOW
Large Crowds Are Prcscn, 70 Wit
ness the Notification
Ceremonies
tBy Associated Press. ,

ltica. y. y. Aug. Il. Utica de
voted itself today To the notification
OF James s Sherman OF his nomin1
li"n I" the vice presidency on th,
Republican ticket, Early trains and
trollicS brought crowds as the even,
had been prepared with the idea o.,
making II holiday for the central
9hd northern portion of the State
sherman has been i'll lately, but. is
~ today for the events. He had MANY
rall"rs Yesterday but retired early 70
get rested for the work before him
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
POOR MRS. BELMONT
DOES HER OWN SHOPPING

Newport. T. Aug. -. Mrs. o.
II. !. Belmont is doing her own
II; rk"'ng this summer as n protest
aEali~t system Of petty graft which
she says has become we'll ni"ht uni
rcrsal in HE households o, the
wealthy summer rolonists here.
This system of graft by which
th' servants profit II the expense Of
tLrir employers is wrong," said Mrs.
i'clmont. We pay our servants good
wages, for which they are expected
y do a certain service II is Ger
tSinly unfair for them to expect 10
u" kc Il large sum of money on com
missions that are bound to come on,
OF the packets of their employers
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
BLOOD HOUNDS FIND
TWO WANDERING MEN

Walla Walla. Wash. Aug. ~
Trailed by bloodhounds from tn.
state prison. Wilburi Toner and
Frank ''rowc. local attorneys, los, in
he Blue mountains since Friday,
were TOAD last night on salmon riN
cr. iiii! miles from Walla Walla. Al
most exhausted. they were maxim.
their way slowly down tho river
through the widest country in tho
iangc
Toner and Grove left their camp
I" hunt hucklcbcrrics. After the,
lad been absent thirty-siN hour,
other members of their party notified
the officers. They had wondered
twenty-five miles from their camp.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
DEATH OF MR.. SHIELDS,

This morning at Gas. Mr. Rober,
Shields passed away at the home of
his nephew, Mr.. Emory Alexander.
after only an illness of few hours.
For the past two weeks Mr.. Shields
has been occupying the house alone
his nephew being away on his yaca-
tion. and last night about | | o'clock
| he went across the street to a neigh
bor's and asked that Dr. Grooyer be
oallcd as he was suffering consid-
erably. DR.. Groover hastened over.
and remained with him some time.
in the meantime calling in a trained
nurse, Miss Gates. who was with him
when the end came. He was con-
scious up until the last moment, and
just before he died he asked Miss
Gates TO write a letter for him. She
was III the act of getting paper and
pen when she found he was dying
and said Goodbye" and all was
over
good, old man has gone to his
last rest. Like he life he lived, his
body was placed into pure white
raske' and il will be shipped tonight
TO Del.and. where intermcm will
take place Friday Mr.. Alexander
was communicated with at Hot
springs and he wired that he would
reach Del.and on Friday. llc has the
deepest sympathy of his many
friends in his sad bereavement.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
CONGRESS IS
WRATHY AND
So IS TAFT
PRESIDENT AGAIN VETOED BILL
AND CONGRESS PASSED lrBY
BIG MAJORITY.
thy Associated Press. +;

! Washington. Aug ~ President
! TAFT today again vetoed the lrgisla
tive. executive and judicial appro-
priation hill because it still carried
an amendment abolishing the com
mere" court which the House insist
10 upon including in the refl-,mrd
measure Provisions limiting the
'nurr of office OF civil service en-
ploycs Ia seven years. which pro-
! \okcd the first veto, was not include
in the bill a second time.
Within one hour after he Prrs
dent vetoed for the second time the
legislative. executive and judicial
appropriation bills. The House re-
passed il over his veto by Il vote of
l,l 10 -: The President vetoed il
again because prov isiun WAS made
tor abOlishing he ,'ommrrc. Court.
! ndrrwood declared. prior to it's see
"hd passage. that il HE senate re
lUSm To again over ride the rreSi
dent veto the House would rcccdr
li"m lis position to abolish the court.
permitting adjournment 10 take
place saturday by ,rloring the
bill Taft held up his own salary ana
those of every cmployr and Judge OF
the nit,d States courts and mcm
brrs Of Congress
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
TO PUT FAITH TO
WALKING TEST

thicaso, Aug. - Mrs. clara
Mitchell fo this city started last
night Ia walk from Chicago TO San
Francisco in order, as she nut il. 10
d, monSirair her fiath in God and her
conild"ilr" IN men Mr. Mitchell,
carried a small .knap-Sack and said
SE' had only a small sum of money
intending to rely ON The generosity
oi people along the road for suite
nance
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
BATTLESHIP DELAWARE LEADS

Washington. Aug. II. The biz
b:ttlrship Delaware is the idcaliirht
"r OF the American navy That YES
sci stands al the head of the lst of
twenty-onc battleships of the navy
IN rillricncy for the year lolI-lol..
The final merit figures. as compiled
~ the navy department give that
'cssel Il rating of 7a.71S per cent
tn" Colorado is second with 6N.:nI
and the Maryland third with g., -.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
W00DMEN;W|LL HAVE
A BIG CELEBRATION
Speeches and Big Dinner Are
Scheduled for Next
Wednesday.

Lakeland Lodge no. -, WOOdmcn
OF the World, will hold their picni,
heXt "Wednesday on Lake Morton. II
will b. a basket pioni, and all are
invited Ia Join with them Member
OF the lodg" are expected 10 bring
wellfillcd baskets and help 10 make
good time for every body. TIL
Lakeland band will furnish the mn
sic The program 10 b. carried on
will be published later
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
TAMPA VOTES FOR
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Sl,70O,0OO to Be Expended for Sew
erage, Streets, Docks and
City Hall.

by vote 81 Csc 10 l1l, or four I,
one, the tax payers of Tampa yes
ierday registered their approval Ol
bond issue to the amount of ST.
700, 900 for the purpoSe oi raising
money tor needed improvements and
or pla, ing Tampa in the front ranks
oi the citioa ol The United States.
The total vote, ~ computed after the
polls were closed last night shows
that out Of %; persons who had
qualified aS voters there were but
III who failed 10 TAX" advantage oi
he opportunity of registering them
elves in favor oi the bcttrrmcni %
'he city. but had all of these . ! so'
I'd against the bond issue. whirh IS
not AT all likely the vote would hay,
Till stood i'm favor oi th" issuing al
he bonds by almost 'wo 10 on" \s
. those included in the III who had
cgistercd and who did no fotc who
ad failed 10 properly quallty ana
therefore were ma ,blr 20 10 -. Iakr
ilcsc from thu nambfr not yotin&
nd thoc aho ia + flra1ei l'uai
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
HER TEAM TO PLAY CONvICTs

Albany, Aug q PerlHis-
been granted 10y Col. Joscph +
superintendent Of Sta. IL. pa
pay a game of baseball 'i 81.
Meadow prison At Comsi0 af'-'s
team seomposed of cons.- p ~
institution and parolel men. ] E
latter team is being organized p
Mrs. Maude Booth. oil New YORK
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
GLAD TO FLEE
AMERICAN BEANERIES

Antwerp, Aug. - Disguised and
all hnt Il physical wreck, according
{" his own statement. because of the
iinpure food h" ate in America
Pi,rr" lIumbcri, Jr.. a New Yorker
b! birth and an engineer BY profes.
sion arrived here TO-DAY with his
wiio and four year old daughter
l.yl".
Fi" pod IN New York is 80 bad.
/. - liza ntert. that IN one can SAT-
j. ca' = Tor Il long while In Cali
1ornia on" finds the only food that i
lit 10 "at and il is 50 there bccaus,.
tlct do not stor. il for an indeiinit"
% riod b"forr dealing il out 20 III"
consumer
The storage al food in f"w York
and other great American cities is
rapidly making Ms a nation of DIS
peptics and all the pure food law,
aud pure food experts that the GOV
may put into play will net-
or have any effect until some OF the
iaws are enforced and few of the
trust leaders are jailed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS
ARE VOTING TODAY
IN STATE PRIMARY
tBy Associated Press. J

Atlanta. Ga. AUG. 2l Georgia
democrats ar, voting in the STATE
wide primary today fog candidate
congressman. State house officer and
general asSemblymcn, who are TO IN
Ter the November election.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21

he deputation o. bind peopi" 70
"a" postmaster general recalls tho
at that We had pG-'m ma tor gen
al who was himself blind llcnry
awcett, who, despife Ill handicap.
al attained distinction of pro-
$50 rat Cambridge. FLIED the pftic"
n lASe and was the introdnrtr 0i
ir Parcels post Their. are few ex-
ipiis in which the blind ha.4 no,
istlnguished thcmselves. from mu-
lf 70 traceling adyen'ur" Iamc
loiman, the blind traveller. .
.oam 4 all over the world and Mis-
Alice King learned seven languages
'y ear.-Londoa Chronicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21

Five mile, Of he Jacksonyillc-S
Augustine highway in Duval county
is. 10 be brickcd Brick are now be-
ing hauled and scattered alongside
the John Anderson boulevard from
Loretta TO Bayard This will bring
the paving almost 10 the 81. Johns
county line
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
GIANTS AND CUBS
PLAY AGAIN TO-DAY
by Associated Press. }

hicago. Aug. 21-Enroutc from
81. Louis to Pittsburg. the New York
Giants stopped off in Chicago today
10 play the postponed game with the
tubs. 1t is a fair day and a big
crowd is expected Richie, dubbed
the Giant Killer, because of his ef-
iectiveness against New York. will
pitch for Chicago. He will be opposed
DE Tesreau, who won the second
game in the recent series.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
STREET CAR MEN no
GET AN ADVANCE

Chicago. Aug. 81 Fifteen 'hnu
sand employees OF surface lines anf
elevated railroads in Chicago will t.
"itc an increase in wages and u D..
adjustment o. working hours. =
GCrding 10 a report received here Ia
night. II is said the companies ha
mad" substantial concessions 10 ~.
inen
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
REPUBLICANS
HAVE MUCH To
CONTEND WITH
;. TIT DECLARATION OF SEN.
,70g SUTHERLAND WHO NO.
r,rIEp SHERMAN TODAY.

(,satiated Press.
81, Aug. .l.-Senatoi
j,ah. was spokesman
:. am..r,r which tOd:y no
a,., sherman OF his
IT,, chicago Repub-
t t.ot
!, senator sutherland $
won. 4 short declaration
., thy Republican party
X Mr. sherman. was
-. .-tle references to the
;. ;Alty and lis recent COLI
no,nnatcd Colonel
p,n governor Hiram john
as. aud vice president.
N, 4 arrayrd against u
iupaign our ancicn,
i, .ln addition
T. n8 }pun To contend
,..ori,,cs VIII,
~ abandon their
II
II firing unon III"
( ..Iait FOL l0u mo in mr.
.no,o. IN IN,
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to o,,,,hs ,,,r o,.s
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21
IS
C0NGRATU-
LATEDbY TAFT
PRESIDENT REGRETS HIS IN.
ABILITY TO BE PRESENT AT
NOTIFICATION.
Thy Associated Press. }

ashinstOn. Aug. .l President
TAFT today sent a telegram congratu
latinG Vice President Sherman upon
his denomination. He said: 4
congratulate you and the party; am
proud again to be joint standard
, bearer with you for the party of
conservatism, sanity and progress.
Sorry that public business prevents
my presence today"
Accepting the nomination of vice
president OF the Republican ticket.
sherman said. Our party has ncye,
before conferred Il second nomination
fo' office of vice president upon any
man, approve Of the admirable
statement Of principles and achieve
n"nts made in the address of accent
a"c" recently by President Taft Our
opponents are divided into Two romns
Try ln2 To rival each TIERS efforts
II excel in diSiurhine the ciyir and
economic, order Of the country
new party thrustS itself iorwar, jnto
III" vacuum left by phanloms OF 9th
4 parties. Sherman declared Vii,
son pcdagoSuc and not Il statesman.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21

E'rry uoa aad then sou near
some on drop tin remarh tina
rothin- Nt grow in this sand
Florida soil but ii is only nere5sar,
to take ipok al the luxurianj
growth of grass and weeds. 10 s,.a
that the statement is entirely incor-
rect-Orlando Reporter-Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21

Oh Nrdh' da} o, las W,sh thar.
Nas rpa ummat"d In Erppksillh. III.
organization al thu largest mi pub
la 5rrtir" corporation p ta, history
Dl fernando ruintI Whrn 'hr
t. Goksvill" wai"rwprks aud 'il- it."
pl;nf. h. new rompanr '0 BE- op. RAJ
- under the name # 'ht- Brook viii,
Ii"ht and Power 90
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-21

here Is a movement on foot for
tnr organization of Il youn. men;
hir Club in st. Augustine Such a
Gun would no doubt prove very bcnc-
li,lal to hat oT any other cIiN
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-17
FANCY FAOS and FAVORITE Fashions


the frills, the only relief other than
the skillful handling OF the stripe
consisting Of some bits Of fine en-
broidered muslin about the bodice IN
the shape Of collar and cuffs. These
striped silks are particularly fresh
and pretty in t~affeta, but are also
shown in radiums and other supple,
lightweight silks. In taifeta too.
there are wider stripes in white and
color, but the pin stripes have a more
youthful air, and there are pretty
| pin checks, too, though these do not
make so we'll as the stripes.
Striped gauZe, chiffon, mousseline,
ETC., are successfully made up over
white, in simple fashion with girdle
of color, and are youthful and de-
lectable for afternoon or INFORMAL
evening ear Sponge of the cotton
and linen varieties IS another mate
rial which has won considerable IA
vor and suits of all white eponge are
worn by many young girls as substi-
tutes for linen. The material looks
fresh even longer than the loose
en- crashes and the soft remie linens.
Some fascinating afternoon frocks
in charmeuse are arranged with fair
ly full skirts, adorned with a trim
ming composed Of two deep flounces
of cream-colored Mechlin lace. The
bodices are drapeu with fchu folds
of the same fine d%entelle, and, to com
plete the costumes, charming little
coats in shot effect taffetas are pro.
vided trimmed with lace at the neck
and wrists, and lined with soft satin.
"A novelty of the present season is
the mingling of white or cream-col-
ored lace with black. Sometimes
there is a short black lace jacket
combined with a white lace gown,
and artistic arrangement allows the
white lace to be seen at the sides,
thus diminishing the toe. sharp on
tract of color. The introduction OF
cerise with lace is frequent, the rage
for cherry color being still very
great. .. - ...
The white season Is affecting even
negligees. Far than usual OF
these airy garments are seen, made
of India silk and lawn, fine linen,
wolfe, alover embroidery and lace.
The most open of such negligees re.
quire a slip underneath.
Undergarments, such as combina.
tons, skirts and nightgowns, are be:
ing made of china silk or crepe de
China, white or delicately tinted.