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lace this season, and yards of broad In
scrtions Of filet, Cluny and other heavy
laceS make simply-cu linen suits very
drcssy affairs indeed. The lines of
such costumes follow the lines pre-
1 scribed for tailored suits Of worsteds
silk and mohar; and coats are short
and gay. IN cut away effect over
straight. narrow skirts. short enough 10
reveal the feet or course with all
such summer costumes white footwear
is the requirement, and this season
very trim boots OF white hnckskin, with
tail tops buttoned with pearl buttons,
are considered the grand chic These
white buckskin boots are much prct-
tier than the white canvas styles, for
the soft bnckskin fits instcp and ankle
like u glove ana the leather conforms
In more supple fashion to The lines Of
daintily- shaped sole and heel than does
the stiff canvas. There are also pale
tan suede boots and creamy satin boots
for wear with lingerie costumes in the
new champagne and ecrn colorings
which are particularly fashionable this
season.
With the very fashionable ones,
lingerie materials just off clear white
in other words, In tones of cream.
champaign and ccru-are more In
lJNor than white stnffs which seem to
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I ered coin dots. The husband To whom
this frock was proudly exhibited pro-
| nounced IL "exnctly like a handsome
guest towel" and was promptly, snubbcd
for his unappreciativc attitude toward
modlshness. se
Even smarter than the guest towel
| frock IL a linen suit. elaborated with
drawnwork which will be worn later at
country club affairs on Long Island.
This suit Is built OF Cossack crash---a
coarse, supple crash IN a creamy tone
and skirt and coat are perfectly
| straight. the cont fastening. with one
huge crochet button midway of itS
length and reaching n littlci below the
| hips all around Three dsawnwork
bands, each. four inches wide and
spaced two inches apart. encircle the
| skirt and the bottom, OF the coat. and
the shawl collar, and cuffs OF the, coat
are trimmed with narrow. insets bands
OF Irish crochet lace. since drawn
work, OF course. may not bcs executed
on anything but perfectly straight ma
teriai ~
! The craze for toweling as n trim
ming on summer costumes has spread
a
past the confines of the tailored ral-
ment and toWeling is cropping out
even on the lingerie frocks intended for
lawn and piazza wear. A frock OF this
sort comes from Paris and Is the white
crepe forming a. knee-length tnnic,
bordered with a deep hem, and. a sim
| pie little bodice with set-in elbow
sleeves Now comes in the toweling,
which is. In fact, the feature of this
simple. little frock. The hcmmed
crepe tunic falls over a petticoat
flouncc of toweling. ana an enormous
collar Of the towoling, edged with a
three-inch crepe hem. falls over the
bodice. The cuffs are OF the toweling
with hens of the crepe. AT the back.
the toweling collar Keeps on down to
the waist line. where II passes under
leather belt. and below that falls
over the skirt In a pointed position.
bordercd all around with the hem Of
crepe. The leather BELT at the waist
line is black. and this black note is
repeated In a chemisette OF black net
which shows within the opening OF the
sailor collar,
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tunes in like plumber would suggest
only summery daintiness and freshness.
Two very smart costumes In the new
ccru tone are pictured today and each
Of these costumes ewes much of it's
chic To clever touches Of black which
give character and emphasis to the tan
coloring of fabric and trimming. One
of these costumes is "a coat and skirt of
'coffee- -colored linen with trimming of
handsome Clnny lace dyed to match
the shade OF the linen. The coffee
color Is very pale cafe au lait no
deeper than light tan In tone and
not only the Cluny lace, but also the
cotton sontache braid which is used as
trimming. Is dyed in this cafe au lait
color The black satin collar and
groups of black buttons add Just the
emphatic touch necessary TO smart
ness and the parasol OF cream taffctn
barred and dotted with black has a
carved imitation ivory handle with a
smart black silk tassel. The hat Is a
roll brim model Of Panama straw with
wide, pale green and black ribbon
twisted into q towering loop,
Another pretty frock IL the model
of champagne -colored linen and braid
lace, suitable for Informal dining on the
country club vcranda or for afternoon
wear at u tennis tournament or other
out-of-door affair IN midsummer. The
, lnen is very fine and soft In quality
and IL IN d delicate champagne color,
scarcely deeper than cream In tone.
| The heavy lace matches the linen and
ig 1nn1ia1 uip I,,ll IT, t,rl,t
tunlc band on the skirt and in deep,
square sections which hang In bib
fashion al front and back OF the waist.
These SECTIONS, like the band on the
skirt. are edged with ball fringe and
me lace Is backed with very pale brown
chiffon which throws the pattern into
relief and makes u pretty contrast with
the champagne linen, The skirt OF this
champagne -colored frock Is In two Sec
tions WHICH lap on the sides under
rows Of braid buttons and loops In
finitely Knowing and chic Is the new
meek bow OF black velvet which Is
fastened with brooch atsthe front OF
the plated cream nnl frill and has ends
mat extend to the waist line. This is
the only touch Of black on the cos
'ulne and 1t Is matched by the black
cage on the parasol OF oriental silk
IN cream aud mahogany tones. The
I1aiicta hat Is decidedly smart and de-
eidedly Partisan. 1t is made OF cream
ana gold chaneeable taffcta, wound
around IN peaked effect. wreath of
,ne ttiniest silk rosestin shades Of gray
p'ue' wlne-red and violet defining the
brim.
some OF the summer frocks and
suits SHOW an interesting embellish-
ment IN The way of araw-thread work
and when this work IL done by hand
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and the pattern Is simple. the effect Is
very good indeed-for a change Not
the intricate Mexican stitch Is used for
this drawnwork trimming. but straight
bands in woven or hemstitehed effects.
the threads being pulled In spaces Of
four or five inches and interviewer
with knotted stitch so that the fabric
is exceedingly strong and resembles a
coarse net.
frock of this sort. made Of white
linen. has 10 inches of this drawn
work above the hem on the skirt and
above this. separated from the first
section of draWnwork by narrow strip
Of the linen, threc-inch band of the
same trimming. Bands of the drawn
work encircle the elbow sleeves and
run down the blouse in panels: and
all the drawnwork bands are outlined
along both edges with white cnibroid-
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suggest the ministratons of laun-
dress. These creamy tan shades are
very subtle and very smart. but. some
how. thcy hack the freshness and purity
o. clear white which IL at its best
against a background OF summer green
or the blue of a summer sea One or
two eoru batiste costumes on a club
house veranda would be. distinguished
and charming; but a whole veranda
full of ecru- -garbed women would be
depressing indeed whereas white cos
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& iDIyIE "A SKEW DUDNEY
DR.. Caldwell "A ,,s
Y i scannAt praise your Syrup Pepsin
enough. After ,isilig. 1t for "a year j
] find Hlsihs best medicine u cvers used.
|ittcilre<fs ny, habstsabf s4tisc wien sfifie
dnets'gs tatlsds NJ ss,r3A .I.ssy hasband
|et 4 Z So eei.stipa{le, s.| ", d oms M !. y shall
Fsyrnp PtpsIn. | have put iii Sew
|ffal homes and wish Ttcould put 1t In
|every home, If,any one Wishes to
write me would be glad TO answer.
fs Mrs Earl Dudley. !.
Magnolia. Ark, R. Ed. No. 4
DIR. CALDWELL. ri g,f
Il beg to Inform You that after us
Ing the sample bottle Of your Syrup
Pepsin ! was so pleased with 1t that
" bought four soc bottles. II has
done me. more good than anything /
have eyer taken In my life. Il sur
fered for years with constipation.
Syrup Pepsin has cured me.
5,s,y George johnson,
--f- a3al 3lst% st.. ogden, su4ah.
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CURES "LITTLE ILLS" OF BABIES

children
should which entirely
earlier
ter Off through e
Grown
Without
baby carefully and n II irritable
mild
he Ia discriminating mothers
America cALDWELIs SYRUP PEpSN
ant taste mild action little of 1t all
baby needs and action
will find
the small
suited all salts caharcs
things which old
cALDWELLs sYauP PEpsiN sl
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-03-24
THE LATEST ABOUT MARY.

tMany will hope 1t is the lsst.)
CFrom Jndge.)
Mary had little lamb,
, Growing thin and thinner;
She wrapped II in paper bag
And cooked. that lamb for dinner.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-03-24
JUSTIFIED.

(From Judgc)
Tho hour of twelve has struck"
hisscd the ghost.
Il don't blame it," replied the
materiahst. 1T was worked to death
long ago
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DR.. Caldwell. 43 4.
am more than pleased and de-
lighted with the results OF DIR Cald-
wells Pepsln Syrup. was so sick
that ! could not eat anything bnt
toast and hot water wrote for q
to help me. Then went TO town
and got bottle and II certainly did
wonders. ! highly recommend your
medicine 10 any of my friends. r
Mrs. Ida A. Brinker.
755 S. Grant ST. Denver, Colo
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ALMOST.

(From Judge.)
said, You are my poem"
She didn't quite agree
To that--but she admitted
She was aversc to me.
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DR. Caldwell:s 3a ,as
! have been troubled with stomach
trouble for 20 years and never found
anything to help5me untH,sI corn
mcnced to take 'yonr Syrup pepsin,
and now ! am completely cured. IA
hive gained in weight 40 pounds and
! can cat anything and sleep well md
feel like q new man. ,s5.
fA IT B. Crouch,
Woodland. Wash
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-03-24

wishing
$00sa Warriy
have bottle
Dr. w! B. CALDWELL 40
on . aseardw
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FEW PRICES CHANGE.
Crop, InGtuss--E1E and Railrua1z Views
Encouraging

New York ing 3I-Tha week II
the stock market was devoid Of I'M
essCrAut EeTeIs gE1EnES and price
eeznzHS were Mostly aGEzIlT1fEI., zEEslE
IN Certain z7ssCi1IEIsz- na7t.Ll95T tE1E to-
hacc1 zru1p WHICH Displayed G=cId+.d
hfsEViz.t=ss.
CrC1 news and E1vlcaz fra II IafEfti1 .
Industrial esuzars wsre 4Eau sHcaur-
HEiaE also uLuIse-OtLS raIIruaG EeEIzrTEss
fer July. those Of Areh9a1EI and ti-=
Efarriz1au Euas being especially IL
varabIe C1na5iau Pacific was under
rtssrrafs-t II 4 rsaa51EF Of rho I1GrEasiuj :
spuosIEI1u 70 - CAPITAL fzzfEraassz and
Louisville Il Nashville talI naeE altar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aF the s12.dqd4add lsEzIa
rst.fsr d n ended RI the GEreel2rS-
Al advance n tire English asA1k
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Pop Pop NOTES.

At Eae FeHriS hJzSinssz uIseEIaE CT
tile Short Grass Touring club heIG 1T
Holly G7elts., August - NJ T. TN z
aE TozeSa was sIeeE-s5 eresie5znE tor
the e1S51Iuz Yaar- 2 T. ZIumeEE1zEu
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DEM AID Geo. E.iszffszIz CT KANSAS CiEY,
ssereIaEE and GEEEsErar-
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uzszreiaEI cII1zb, At $40 l. Aubrey
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have r1zturusfL from the GfF9Er Grass
taEzr They enjoyed rE- rip dzsEEEe
sEi-sz5.{zTaIex CAUSED hF Ehs EEsazsnE
rains IN WEsL4Eu A-a1sl5 I--1 sIESIEEn
G'5zIsradQ.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

7szaffVllIfs Mass AHE aL-AHVI 1Et-
ven nv Gears aaG owned aT Frank q
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Helen stiles.
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ton Newell and Funny Crank VIC
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lead. and taa Fan RIEzr horse rsual1-
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ARE RESORTS CLOSED?
Policeman says TheE Are Because One
Was E4it1Ef<-

New York AuE -Frszszuit.ElllI J
every gambling resort IN EhG N=w
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rJvv7FsF early today fsEIgE1Z EaiG
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HT west and street. near Broadway
n. arrests were made. szr t1es raid
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cErs113HE=s Es7EI11EEd hT EE& EEEZ1-
LEANS and DeEzaerzES-
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the. Rep NJ J. " Hams. DEN
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

GazeIIns filing ztaE1su aI1Ezzdses.
Sturdy spark pings, E1zaran1zsd uus-
co1dfIf1usEIIT- General AELo. sup PTis=z.
WiEE1 =Iasss EIImAce AuEe Co.. dL5
2s1I1ey
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

Gasoline filing staEnn ouzf6ts.
<E1r-tfv spark pings guaranteed U1-
etslztffr 1tgEsaHI7T General AUrG sup les.
Y. IT.sTzss Euare AuEa Gu VS.
Quincy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

VYLI5arn @aIfz. azErE fur the vIIVeIez's
EInzore reports two sales this week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

day trQu an aUE3 6rI7 To Las Vegas, N
NJ Mr. EiEntz has rraveIs.tt s..faG niles
Oh This Ertp ard came tnt1 Pauline. su
tie reE1ru Journey Win Gaa GrsG and
CEIY EEE tire Some record
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

TIE Shawnee Motor Car Company RE-
pCrr the SHE IT G5zdea 20 NJ G FIX
szEaIG,. G. L. FsruEEen1. +, A. Fowler
z w. Carter and 1Er- AnraIzEs OF TIE To-
pea1 Tera and AWNING eompaay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

Cs1suE11e filing Station e7y1tzIsE.s
S11zrtiE spark EIzgz. guaranteed IN
c.sEIktIL1z EzssIIY- General Azra S5zpzZzzz
V1ArveIess ElI11arE AUTO CO.. iI5
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

RoT i EI1=art. Frupnislsr af the kan
zszz AIIt0 Tire ard VtZI.;El1lzzlI1ss works. Il
ss4a hI5zhing a niee business oUer the
S1eaWuess Motor Car GnE1pHEF gIraGR-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

a =racH OF required and IuliEEzf1 Ez-1s=f
t7zhes - hfszf. arzGs could scarcely look
ever them IzzltnzaEEstI EssIErt.aEE evening
. tEAH tiae Topeka AuEa Tire al-lt ' Izli-alHs-
fziE1sE works Il receiving Ese effects on
r7zIzl.fr r5zgCurIllss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

The Overland C,arzpuI1v VIII r11nVe
tEru THAR new huLIng At sLT-r4-ZT
Quincy street cfIusIrIZerE=tt especially fsr
An auto sales r9oEH ard I1a11vIdIzELI
CARA Ees.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

i Nicholas and wife. = r CowEry
ard WIFE wenE Ia st. Joseph EezTert1s1F
and drove tie new La4i Cadillac demon
st-rEryr CIR home Mr. Nicholas and Nh
e-tg7xg5rF made i Leuu CT Eh1s Esrrr17ry
tnfs week h1caEiEs saz9-a Easeiss=.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

r,srs-,zz-tIF It Is called uFou Ia DO
numsrUgZS eEr3ri1S during Lh4 e--AE- -, -
styzatf1s- it Il u very busy aI1Eu n10l1-s.
4r1f Il spIeuaffd example CT Wn1E :
s113eferr. rtIiEEhEe. EzQssr e4r Gan stand
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-31

Fuuawtug ara the zzzs zenarartaII
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09

Der fin 9eitemmelie: at forminbife
GenneIien al @iftitoffe.
Saapel ban ieIO iom bans Webar.
betber, F~rofesior @oImann, fremb9.
Der, at 5orissene bar sipet famine
Heiultat, noar De anitiaeoes paa
Wenneifer, Der par u~noerfaiteoe en-
bIanoet @rn9ring, beitaaenoe al
aiso og rigeIig 5rugt 90 iufferbol-
oige @rsntioger. Der oonnebes f9rre
0%iititofie | oe-es Sarme emo peo no.
gen anoen grn9rine.
Wetdnifofis Sorisg bill - i9rlie
ba ban life iom %abifiIlige andre al
Observation-Disclosures Serrer pIeier Of
bate meo at ~frem!pgee fine grfarin-
ger - p9ffe megen Sisfusiion in
benior 29eeoeroenen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-09
Ran Wenneifets
Sepetio foroobIesP
Hrofesiur Metdnifoifs Sorips paa
Eaitenr- Snititntet.

Sra HariS meboeles, at ben rus.
fit fsbte, iranif afflimatiiereoe be-
rsmte S99e Erofesior Wetfnifoff,
mener of bope funbet Mioler, bpor.
PED oen mennelfelige Seoetio fan for.
lGnges.
Oct er poo ct Weoe / set pariiiife
@ioenlfabsielifab, ban er fremfom-
met meb Nteobelellen ON fine Sorisg,
lon iorspriqt tiolisere, %piit1of imoo
bans Billie, bar pGret offentlig ont
talt.
Trofesior Ietdnifoff forflareoe |
fin, life nleqet nbferlige, forelsbige
HeoegisreIie, at Der, iom alminbelig
bcfienbt, / Wenneifet finoes en- iaa.
folot Sarmilora, Der ofietter Ell
Hpffe @iititoffe | Segemet. Teo
Inalpier fan man efteripore oisie
Stofie / SrganismenS natiirlige Mf'
Ion~oringer. Ceres Snoilpbelie er
meaet pigtig % meget alporlig, toet
be baaoe fan afiteofomme Saor %
aiiette ifoOcliee S9bifer De poleIte
al 2egenctS Dele: Siernen, 2eperet,
Hprerne o.i.u. % b%erigiennem, bitr'
tiaere ener laneiommere, fremfaloe
Sen aroopiic goeIGagelie, pi fnloer
Moerbommen.
Or set mlligt at unbgaa Sannel'
len al bi@ie 8iftItoffe | Sarmene, bar
Mettuifoif iprrgt Jig ielo.
ga eiter be @eiuItater, ban er
fommen til meS fine Sorisg paa Sa'
ite,tr. Snitinltet, bpor ban er SGrer
oa en- al Sc melt fremraeenoe Weoor'
beibere, iporer ban mi: Sa, pec
SiGIp al en- ieresen Sepemaaoe.
Sc GUrinssmioler ,iom apler i9r'
relt @iftc, er iaaoanne arter al
Srllst. % 8%rsntiaser, Der er terri
iu~fferbcIoise: @u~lersSoer, &eobeoer
9ooler, 8iaen o.i.p. Soet @etdni'
foff f%aItilaor, at pisie aribporater
iirr sc, ser fcrefcmmer ! Totetes'
melet, mcget let naar neo ! spttar'
men, iom er BET alminoeltee Sgo'
for @iftitofferne, flyer ban, al Dor
peo SiuIp al aulbporater % en- be
,teut Wifrob fan fremfaloe cutter
Sannelier lanst neSe ! Saruten, aft
froben faIoer ban @lpcobaeter, %
han bar frmSet ben ! Sunoens Sar
me. @eo at iubfere Den lan'lllei
meo fcgtc Yoteter | 6crisssorh ION
:. Or. Softer bar ban Jet, at Den pa'
Ell eanife piounoerlig Naaae opfpl