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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

ootaan faupun9in neronmafiaiien
bpDtppr Iiitd etta BELLA on towerei.
naan fopafoiben pitdidt tdsId ipe.
ronmatiusia. Sdta metoamista tdp.
tpp pitdd ddrettDmdn raatana fun
aiattelee ettd &apatan pitdidn rabat
iuurimmafi oIafIi omat pbteisfun.
nan furiimpien ndltd. iopa benfiras
boia. Wtitd tuon iulistutIe moniin
muibin fobtiin tulee, min on niisId
iobbonmutaiIuutta ia idrfed iotIeen'
Fin pbtd palion FUN oliIi mditteesId:
Costa muiaa on tilaiIuus tebbd pas
baa mield fitten FUN mind olifinfin
lafannut paboa tefemdstd, min en-
mindfddn iaa Iafata.
Yleenidbdn omat faifti raittius.
a~atteen oiaiat pfimieliIid fiitd ettd
benfiIDfobtainen raittiustp1 Ell rita
poittamaan ndtiiuomien firottua
tpaltaa, paan ettd tteltolafi on tpdlt.
tamatta iaatatpa atpufIi. = Sulis'
tutien miimeiIe len fobban mufaan on
f~ieltoIati bdtpitDn louftaus iofaista
mapaata fanialaista fobtaan = ia
fuitenfin tuon iulistuflen I~aatiiat
mufa baluaifmat ndbbd iota mics
ben raittiina.
Sdmdn iu~IistufIen nellie Idbettdid
firipittua: yNrn. Muttaian toimituS!
Tdsid firieesi ID ldbetdn toimitutieue
%ndbtdpdtIi mile fannaue ndmd 10.
fiolistimeIiet tdaad aietiumat tobeI
liSta %fanian Observation-Disclosures Fob
taan, ia fuinfa oles ioiiaIistit oifeir
poipat ,paiota. pppbdn toimitusto
arpostelemaon tdtd. sc ON painettr
uEpDfanIan" firiapoinpsIa ia Iano'
taan Iiitd mofIetun 800 t%aalaa, mutt
to painopaifan mimi on iddnpt pois,
ettei iaataiii tietoa iiitd mistd ie on
fotoiin; butpi acknowledgements aino
fdpteiadn rEpofanIan" painon nj
meG."
&oiten acknowledgement mutaan
on fpIeesfdolepa iuiistus painettu
rSpDtanian" firiapainosia. Sos min
on oliii bpnin iuotapaa ettd n2pD'
fanian" iobtotumta ieIostaifi mdbdn
mitd faittia oatteita aiamaan ,SnD
fonia" firiapainoineen on perustettu,
mai aietaanto iiead rahasta mitd
aatetta inban5a. ~
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

= WeiGe on Idbetetip iuIaistapot'
II paifouiIen fieltolain pasiuSioiien
iulistus port Nrtburisia, San. tan
punsin iuomoIa'ieue pIeii6ae. Sulis
ius on fofonoiIuubesI aan ieuraa
no:
naoupun9in aIuttaiue.
GnIi tommifuun 1 p. teitd paobi.
toon ddnestdmddn rPoifouisfieIio'
Ioisto."
paitauistieItoloti torfoiitaa, etta
faifti boteIit Ia iutfiiuomamppmd'
Idt tdsid f%aupun9isia IuIetoon
llIeat teistd eli f6ptd oIuiio eta
mdtiiuomia ia PEP ie ei ole lures
ia mertitpfiesid teiae personalities
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
IlmOitus.

Cilbertin Bv. Luth. Kansallisseu-
rakunnan yleinen vuosikokous pi-
detaan seurskunnan kirkossa sun.
nuntaina tammikuun IA p. 1912.
klo 10 e.pp. Tassa kokouksessa
tarkastetaan seurakunnan tilt, va
litaan virkakunta ~tulevalle vuodel--
lie seka keskustellaan ia paatetaan
kaikista seurakuntaa koskevista a..
sioista.
j. Mahla, T. Hill,
esimies. kiriuri..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

olut tuntenut. Sa faiftiaua misid
fobtaamme tobeuista Ipbdnpbtepttd
SumaIan fansfa, misid itienidtuos
mitIemiien anfaraan mafamuuteen
on pbbistpnpt lula luottamus Su,
malan ormoon, ia iptpd iielunrauba,
iofa ppipp fopimpinafin abbistufs
len o%itoina, Iieud on Seeiutien ubri'
fuoIema tuuut ium%alaaiien holman
ldbteefli.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
&ristns %iiiaisiowittaia.

Wasta fen fauiio eIiintpp 2ristuts
fen fdrIiminen oifeasfa nalosiaan.
Dina fen mufaan Fun fatieaemme
bdntd iofo Sumolan tai ibmiSfun'
nan fannalta, on ban Sumalan tabi
ibmisfunnan IiiaisIopittdia. 2ieItds
mdiDn ~toiiofia on, ettd ban meni
fuoIemaan u~brautupasf ia raffau'
besIa omiinIa. Witta tdmd raffaus
tuIee nasta iiaoin faifeSia %laaiuu'
besiaan ia iuuruubesiaan ndfpmiin
FUN %fdiitdmme len ia annamme Iiue
Iaman mertitpfIen, ionfa Seeius on
antanut iefd itIeIIeen ettd fuoIemal
leen. vl1uben Iiiton" ban talbot Far
Iimiienid fautta perustao, uuben H.
misfunnan tuoiafii ban tobtoi tuua.
Sdn tuntee itIenid paStnunalaileff
fofo ib%misfunnan onnesta, ientdb'
ben bdn ottaa tontaatIeen fofo ib'
misfunnan fdrIimpfietfin. 9dnen
fdrIimifenIo ia iopitnfienia oil f.
iaisIomitusta. Wutta MOTTO fifteen
ottaa fopittaafieen toiien rifofia,
iotfa fuitenfin omat iofaiien perios
na1iSta omaiiuutto? Gif0 tdmmDiiels
Id nditteeud rifota Iineeuistd maa.
iImanidriestpstd, iofa mootii iofaiss
ia fdrIimddn omien paboien tefoien'
ia ieurautiei? pdinnastoin! Sitpeel'
linen mooilmaniariestps tulee iuuri
IiiaisI pitutien fautio n%ouoatetufTi
la iunnustetuti. Siqd inbimiainen
pbteistunta eli ole iouffo pfIitpiEd,
paan lie on feSfenddn pboistettpien
idIenten muobostama fofonaiIuus,
ioeia iofaiien idienen on mastaita'
ma toiIenia puoleSta. Niin elm. pers
beeniid tefee pdindfoubet iD5td per.
beenId bppdtIi ia fuluttoo uieinfin
ennenaifoioon %moimanfa Ioppuun.
StIed6n morten Ell bdnen ndin tars
miiie tebbd. ginoastoon ientdboen,
etid bdn tuntee oleponIa moStuun.
aIainen perbeestadn, bdn panee oIts
tiff oman eIamdnid, main Dndpi.
tdatleen omoiIionia. So mitd iuu.1
rempi ie piiri on, iofa ibmiieue on
usfottu, oIipa Ie fifteen teboos, ieu-
rafunta, fofonainen fdnIa. iitd eId'
mdmpi on tdmd eoespaetuuntunne,
iofa tpaotii foniamaan toiSten fdr,
Timifst ia ritofict, fuiu oIiiiwat ne
omio. Siioisiopiiutien lott baaitIee
toto ibmistuntao. Wain toiien bp,
ndti ubroutunut cI6md ipnnpttd6
uuiio eldmdd. 81 mifddn fahia ole
Iaonut finistpStddn iIman ettd Iufe'
moitomien ibmis!en on idpipnDt nb.
rata omo eIdmdnId fen bpipdffi, Co!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

= @uttaian tiriapainoue otpat lab'
iaittoneet:
Mus. SupmuIa, Ssbpemir9, Wich.
SOC.
8usti 2ptomdti, Ssbpemine, Wlid
SOC.
SusIi 2ptDiaari, Ssbpemin9 ,Wicb
SOC.
4us. pihIaio, Ssbpemins, Wiicb.
25c.
German abo, Staple, Wis. l boil
Iart.
gilbert SobnIon, Gmbarras, Wtinu.
SOC.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04
Wmtstelmia ,ttatfalta.

Sumalan raubaa toimoitaen ter'
meboin faiffia baiaua aIupia GER
ron omia ia erittdinfin Sbion, Wic'
bi9anin Ia MinneIotan i%eurafuntia
pnnd niioen opeitaiia!
8un Sumalau armosta, wiime
mdrrasfuun aifana, iain tiIaiiuuoen
fdpbd monisia pudmainittuien nal.
tioiiten &aniauisIeurafunnisfa ia y
IeenId f%aniaIaisten aIuinpaifoisia,
Min tabbon tdten lauIua uiiet
fiitofIet faifesta fiitd pstdmppbestd
ia rattaubesta, iota faiftiaua Jain
oIatfeni.
a%ifomutieni oil ieiffaperaiiesti fir'
%ioittaa matfastani, paan monien
fiireitten tdbben tdptpp tue aifomuf'
ieni idttdd fifteen.
Sloua ia itoaiiuubeIa muistelen
niitd faaiita betfid, ioita II eri pat
fasIa olin tilail uubesia miettdmddn,
Sumalan faqiin Ianan ddresfd.
pait1i ennest6dn tunnethiia neliid
ia i~iIaria, Jain matfauani tatpata ia
tutuStua moniin fasmoista ennen
tlntemattomiin meliitu ia I%iiariin ies
Ed nirfah eIiiin. MsbtabuIa !9arbos
risIa, iosIa meiqd oil erittdiu FUNDS
tut ia bausfat emonfeliumiiublat,
Jain tapata nanbon tuttapani ia
pelieni, neutrality-suspicious. opets
toian. past. y. Miettiien. SIimme
10 Suomesid uIeita puoiia tunleneet
toiiemme, fpaan miimetIi nGfemiIes
tdmme oil oifaa pli 10 puotta, io'
ten topaomiiemme pittastd aitaa oil
tobeua baustoa! Sorborisia fdpn'
instant idi minuue entistd raffaams
mat muistot. Sarborin eri Ieurotun'
ten ia opettaiien festen mauitIee
bu~oipattaipa ptIimieliIpps, raffaus
ia toistenIa tunteminen. Saofoon
naan ieurafunnan Serra ebeueen>
Elm %faStpattao Sarborin fristittpien
pbteispmmdrrpsid ia festindistG
raffautta! Sitdbdn Falls Mestarim.
mefin min b~nrtaasti toipoi ia I'll.
foili piimefend iItanania.
Sarborista ldboettpdni nell Wtiet
tiien f%ehoitutiesta poitfeiin Sairpor
tisIa. Sieudfin Jain t%iIaiIuuben pm
bua iotieentin jlutuiIaue fuuliiafuns
naae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia Wil
liamIonin puoIueen pbteiIesid firfoss
ia.
EapaIin uieita autuubestaan iIoit
iepia neliid ia fisfoia.
Sairportista IdtIin pD iunaua Gbi.
casoon. NIemaua oil mastaanotta
masia pastori 9Iomsren. Sopain
fi.udtin monta Sumalan ratfauben
ldmmittdmdd pelied ia iisfoa. pt.
oimme perbeieurat nell Seppdldud
ia pbben fofoutIen Ieurafunnan fos
fousbuoneelIa. G~bicasosta latin
idueen I'D iunaua Wicbisania fobti,
NATHAN pddmddrdnd Sronnoob.
Mamun naIiettua ia matfani noin
puolitpdIiin fuliettua, buomafin fir.
ipneeni feidmaosto tolnimaaban. =
Sronnoooin aIemaua oil nastasIa
pastori N. Oilen ia fatIi ieurafun.
tani finne muuttanutta fIarta, mrs.
Sba SmppIa ia Sanna Soenfuu.
pastori WiIen mel minut bausfaan
totiitia iosia olin iiTdad faifen Iieud
Dloni oian. palion emme ioutaneet.
faon fotoiaua oIemoan, fiud nup
tpiifon pdindt, buonoiSta iImoiSta
b%uolimotta, olimme alma menos1a.
8dwimme ia ieuroia pibimme 8 eri
poifasia Sronpoooin ldbeiIppbesIa.
2aitisia ndisidfin ~paitoisia fdpn
nistd diff paIion ferrottamaa, maan
futen %ianottu, ei oitoni iiiben mpD.
ten nna Sron 9eItisid ia DafefieI.
oisid oil meiad oifein baustat toto.
utiet. Sron geItisid oil Sronwoobis
to mutanomme nell ia iiior Dorti.
amen. postori ". ia mind idimme
pDtIi fouppias Soctioniue. paIion
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

bottom ieaaiieaa ilmaua ibmisten I;ip.
tua. Wtutta iota tapautIesIa oIen
bpmin iloinen ia fiitoainen Srou.
iooooisia f%dpnnistdni, ~erittainfim
nell ia iiIar Wilenile.
Sronpoobista iatfoin mattaoni
Wtinne iotaan. DaIutbin aIemaue tut.
taani oil lanfoni H. 3appaIa mas.
taanottamasia. Canaan pGiman Ito.
ma Jain tilaiiuuoen pubua OuIutbin
iuomalaiiesIa firfosia, muutamiue
fpmmeniae fuuIiioiae. 2afimies q.
Saaren bausfasia fobisIa pDn lie.
tpdttpdmme, ldtiimn,e aamuua aifa>
Teen lanfont Gotta tobti Dirsiniaan.
periae pddstpdmme, fuuIumiIet ia
terfpeiiet ferrottuamme tuIi taas ldb-
ted NATHALIE @ilbertiin. Gimme oil fos
fous ilmoitettu Flo 8 oiatIi &anIal.
liz ieuratunnan firttoon.
Npt Jain tiIaiIuuben tatpata g.
firtfotannan eiimieben pastori 6.
His1oIen.
&dpimme iitte pbbesId past. Hiss
lalen ia Ianfoni past. 81. 2appalan
fansia monesia paifasIa MinneIos
tan rauta' oIueena. Mainittapimma
paifat ioisia iaarnaiimme, ofpot: 6.
lp. 8irsinia, 9ibbins ia 9iipabif.
@IpsId olin iunnuniain ia pubuin
Iieud fofii fertaa i~otIeenfin iuurele
fuuliafunnolIe itiendiien IuteriIaiIen
ieurafunnan fiemdsIG ia tiIanasia
firfosia. Sddad Jain tilaiiuuben idl.
leen tutustua pbteen mirfapeIieen,
MIN. pastori s. 9irmeen, iofa on
J main,tun ieurafunnan opettaia. past.
9irmt on bausta nell ia fanIaIaiIet
@lpsId omat bptpin bausfaa mated,
ioten iatn beistd palion piidmddn.
SumoIa iiunatfoon @Ipn pstdmid.
Waanantaina ia tiistaina pubuin
Dir9inian I%eurafunnan ~tirfosIa.
&umpanotin iltana nIi tue tilaipa
firffo melfein tdpnnd fu%uIiioita "a
pafin uIeita usfoipaiiatin. 2anias
laiiet tddud omat mDDs baustoa ia
nalistunutta fpdfe6.
SiistaisiItana olin Ianfoni fansIas
Sibbin9isid. pnbuin iieud iitdIdis
iesId l%uteriIaiien ieurofunna an tirtos'
la. Oil iotIeentin Iutuiias ti bartaitai
iunontuuIiioita. SeurafuntaIaiiet Iuus
reua faipautieua nuisteIipat biliat.
tain fotiin futiuttua rafastethia o..
p%ettoiaanid d, pastori 8ituIistoa.
a9iimeinen fdpnti. ia iaarnapait.
fani Wtinneiotosia oil 9imabif. Gina
ne menimmefin oifein iuurela iom.
foaa, postori HisIanen @itbertstds
ia bdnen f%ansIaan muutamia fiIaa
rio, iefd lanfont maimonIa fansia..
2ofoufien pioimme field amerifa.
IaiiesIa, firtosia. Spbistimme fie06r
Sumalan armosta ia rotfaubesta
nleammat tpeliet Ia ~fiiaret. SIi flu.
nattu betfi. pastori @ranbolmin TO.
tona mdbdn aitaa Iendttpdmme,
ldbbimme ennen FUTON IauIua Dir
siniaa tobti fulfemaan ia nina Iaa
malta fotiani fobti. 9irsiniasia fain
mposfin tamata pastori 3uotIalai.
fen.
SauIut fpbdmeuiiet fiitofiet past
Tisioieue la Ian9oueni beibdn jobs.
botufIestaan MinneIotan rauta oIu,
ella. Sdin past. RisIasta muisteIe.
moan nDprdnd ia ipbdmeuiIe end mel..
jena.
-EulomatfalIoni poiffeTin mieIdt
@bicasosia Sieltd diff palionfin
fertomista faifesta mitd n6in la
fuulin, ipoan idtGn fen toistaiIefTi.-
Snmalan pdrieIemana ia iobtamas-
no iaafpuin onnelifesti fotiini mare
rasfuun % p. nelid rpiiffoa festa.
neeItd matfaItani.
aiitettp oIfoon tSerra faifesta bpa
mppoestdnid ia rotfaubestonIo! g.
ldndSti iain matfauani tuta ia nah
ID SeeiutIen fanoien tobeDiIuutto:-
vSloa on paIio, noan tpDmdted
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

maaa. 2aupmn9in tdptpp loinata
iuuria iummia rabaa. mofiaotfeen
faupunsin fuIunfeia ia Iitd marten
on teiud perot. 9otelien pitdidt mat
lanai merot, tai noin 20, 600 bo0a.
rita ndistd meroista. Sos beibdn
mppmdldnId iuletaan, Min teibdn
faiffien tdDtpp mafIaa enemmdn
meroa. ettd tuIifi tdmd $4,000 boil
laria. Eeibdn tperonne ills tuliIi fals
liimmifi. Weroien foboaminea iefd
faupan tpdheneminen aibeuttaiii, ct.
I'd fiinteimmistDien armot alenilimat
ia teibdn fotinne, ionfa tie oIette os'
lancet Ia m%ofianeet, oleniIinat ar'
mosIa.
Suuri iouffo miebid, iotfa MT ta'
lemat tdnne metfistd ia rautotiera'
fenmifIiIta ia fuluttawot uIeampiin
tubaniiin npuiewan robania tddad,
Weniiwat paiffafunniGle misia tpa.
fiiuomia mdpbddn ia fampunfi fiis
menettGiIi ne rahat. Sum boteait olt
Iipat fiinni, Observation-Disclosures.
libafauppiaat ia muut fauppiaat
m%enettdiIimdt beiSid ostaiia aieam'
miqa IaboilIa oouoreiaa pdimdsia.
GuIiIi mdbemmdn tpDtd tpoldiiiae ia
m%dbemmdn p~altfoia.
SenfilDt, iotfa tabtomat boteuien
iulfemista, omat pddafiauiIest ieuai
fla, iotfa eiwdt omista maata fau'
punsisIa ia iotfa eipdt pdlitd, Jos
be mobin9oittanat teitd. 9e teesfen'
telepdt tabtopania tebbd miebet
raittiifIi. &c pstdpdni, famoin fuin
mefin, tabtoiIitte ndbbd faiffi mic.
bet raittiina. Mutta paifaqistieItoIa'
I'll Ell iitd tee, iiitd ippsta Fun ne, ioil'
la on naroia, tppitpat osta1 olutta
ia mdfiiuomia miten tabtomat ia pis
tdd niitd fotonaan. Ne taas, iotfa
eindt moi ostaa Iitd Iiud tapouo,
tdptpndt ostaa Iitd iaIofauppioilta
- ilmon eitpdt befddn idd.
paifauiien ~fieItoIain f%dptdntoDn
ottaminen toiIisia faupun9eisia on
alma tuonut IaIatouppiaat ia jana.
ten tapabtuu tddudfin, JOS lie ddnes'
tdtte Iitd.
Nditd ialamppmdlDitd f%uiIutaan
ensianninfielead p9linb pigs" Gos
feita iifoia). Sos niitd iaabaa tiin'
nj, iaamat ne iaffoa, mutta niitd on
bppin maifea I6ptdd. 2un pfIi iuIe'
toau, min 10 aItaa toinen. poliiien
fustannufiet nouIemat Fun taptpp
mabtia riofeita f%ifoia". So teioan
tdptpp mafiaa plimdardiiistd polii'
Ieista.
paifauisfieltolafi alma tefee enem'
mdn iuopuneita iiitd ippstd, ettd
miebet len fiiaan Fun ostaiiimat la'
I'm, ostamat fofouaiIen puuon. !Se
antapat iiitd nuoriIe polite, IapIiae
ia naiiiae ia fiten iaattanat monta
pabetta Iiad. 3aiffi tdmd tefee fau'
punsista epdmieupttdpdn oiuinpais
Fan ia paros fania muuttaa pois,
iosta Ieuraa, ettd fiinteimistDien or.
no alenee. &iinteimistDmelot, mai
ben ia iottien orno olenee; poioaan
lainanantoiien puolelta ionoa pIDs,
ia JOS cite moi m%afiaa, teibdn fottn.
ne mppbddn, ia teibdt tp6nnetddn
fabuue.
3aniolaiiet, JOS cite tabbo nditd
Ieuroutia, danestafdd upoifoaistieL
tolotia" mastaan.
Observation-Disclosures iobtaiot
pitdmdt teitd iuoppoina, JOPLIN ei
moi Iuottaa - Iiten he loutfoanat
teibdn funnioanne. Ee oIette miebid
ia funnon faniaIoiIia, mutta be tob
totpat tebbd Iteistd oriia..
3e oIette tulIeet tdbdn mooban,
misid Gnelonnin Iippu iuopi tpapa
utta iofa miebeIe , pbtdldifid oife
utTia faifiue. paitauistieItolati an
taa isfun teibdn mopauoeQenne ia
foettaa a~Iettaa fobleita file, mitd tel
ban tuIee iuoba ia mitd ei. Idnestd'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

Rahatlahetettak66t Joke suorastaan rahassa
tAi expressi- tai pankkivekselissA tahi posti-mo-
ney-orderissa; dollaria p%ienemmat summat vol
dam lahettaa l sentin postimerkeissa,
Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoitnksia joita &c Ell vo
j~1laista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-01-04

Entered as second-class matter January II
goo, at he post office at Ironwood, Michigan
nnder the Act of Congress of March 8. 1879.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

!.cnrn 10 DO Better.
There arc undoubtedly thousands OF
mediocre stcnographcrs employed in
the world. Why do they not be-
come experts? There are Offices where
not more than fifteen or twenty let.
tcrs a day are turned out. Why do not
the women employed in such Offices use
their spare time to perfect their
shorthand. Ynt they complain OF the
monotony Of their work, but monotony
docs not travel in the company OF
the expert. 1t Is more often the COM
panion Of the Inefficient and dscour-
aged woman.
The woman whose soul is truly
pierced by the iron OF monotonous and
unconScnial work viii use all her
powers To tit herself for something
better She may have 70 endure tho
iron for time. hut only for tims.i
She soon rises to better things. Gs
1t Is the same in other spheres Of
life. 1t is rarely the eNcalient and per-
feet housekcepcr who complains OF tho
monotony. OF domestic life. but thef
woman who is MI incompetent and
careless housekeoper nearly alwaSss
does. ~ 57isffs2s )
THAT monotony is deadly every onai
acknowledges. but SO are compialnlafs
The best way 10 avoid both IL TO wor}:{
up and out of them. $3.50.
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Hair Aigrettes Are Fashionable

II is not given 10 every one to ne
Loi. TO wear anything fanciful In the
hair, Some women look their worst
IN the attempt, yet It is fashionable
10 be il. and therefore many women
are anNiousiy trying TO effect com
promise between good looks and style
by putting something in the coiffure.
II one will earnestly work at it he
tween two mirrors. and be not content
with one experiment, but make IL
choice after many. then she can sue
ceed in doing something that is worth
whlle. because the variety is almost
unlimited from which she can choose.
The new thing. or rather the fashion
able thing. for II isn't new, is the
comet aigrette. This is made OF long
thin tendrils, which may have come
from bird or more probably from II
mlllincr's back room. and is mounted
stones.
II is placed in the front or at the
side OF the hair, and its long tail
swirls into space, broadening AZ IT
goes. Just like the tail of n comet. from,
which il gets its name. The newest
invention of this kind is made OF spun
glass. Il sounds brittle. but It is not
it Glitters like frost in the sun.
The ornament which holds ii is often
made in the form OF a rose. with vel
Vet or satin petals; again, 1t Is of
cue jet forming the popular magpic
combination: again it is Il disc of sap
phirc crystals, which are supposed 10
initiate the blue of the sky.
This comet aigrettc is nc1 always
becoming; II 1t were. We should see
quite too many of them. for they are
not overly expensive, When lhcy do
look well on woman they are eX
credingiy snappr. and give her coffurn
q far more spirited air than the Ian
guorous Eastern hllct of metal lace
and Oriental stones
This hlet. by the way, is still in
the height of style. It came into
fashion about four years ago, and was
SO commonly worn that every ono de
pictcd its speedy downfall through its
aged Ia survive many other fashions
that came in NJ the same time. partly
because IL lends itself 10 the outline
of the couture. and Is more easily nd
justed than any other Kind Of Crna-
mcnt.
II is Worn around the head or across
half of IT, and THIS half may be either
ihc back or tn" front. according 10 tie
shape OF ones face and the line Of ones
nose. |, is also worn FAR down over
the brow in order to hold in place the
new ear tabs formed by the hair. which
liz fashion revived from tho middlS
Victorian days. II came in with plated
ruChinGs. shot taffrtn, and white
Itchus. bat !; VIII remain longer than
they Will
These nlicts need not be broad
though most OF them are: when the
bandaRcd couture is not becoming one
can get II narrow strip OF jrwelcd lace
ending IL beneath the Psyche knot. or
finishing 1t behind the ears with small
cnbuchons OF colorcd paste. These do
not hold down the hair as much as
the heavy ones, and therefore they can
DC taken up by large number OF wo-
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Reblocking Hats

There is money in reblocking hats
This statement was made recently
by a clever little woman who supports,
a family BY :rcshening millinery,
Cleaning and curling feathers and max
ing over hats that have been Worn.
This season hats are seen in so man.
different shapes that it Is quite easy
TO select models that will he becom-
ing TO every face.
All sorts of hats can be reblock cd
fetts, beavers, velvet and the plush
hats that were so. fashionable a few
years ago.
Most women are loath to throw away
hat that is made of really good ma
terial If they know its shape can be
changed TO ore that will be fashionab Bile
| during tho current season.
One of the most popular shapcs for
children is made from the dark green
velour hats some men wore last sea-
son.
Reolocked. with new bindings and
trimmed with a pretty quill. they are
Just the thing for little girls school
hats.
Ii costs but little to rsblock hat.
while the charge for doing the work
ranges from 90 cents to $3.50, Icav-
ing a good proht for the worker.
straw hats are either dyed or touched
up with special wash that can be
bought for n small sum.
Women may safely go ahead with
their spring gowns. for "hips" arc not
coming in this year. despite the false
ard farming reports to the contrary
All the advance models from Paris arc
Of two toned taff,ata, and some still
have the high waist line, but others
tho normal. Either way will be in
vogue. The old fashioned brocades arc
coming into their own again for even
ing dresses. hut they look very. now
fashioned in this coloring. and are
not so stiff and heavy as those of the
| long ago
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men to whom the exceedingly flat ef :
feet isn't becoming.
The Juliet caps go on their way Sc
reneiy as though there were no other
shops are asking S25 and $50 for some
of them when made of seed pearls and
Strass stones. They can be built at
home for Very much less by using in :
significant paste jewelry, which gives
the same effect. Some OF them are
lined with pink or willow green tulle.
but many are perchcd flat on the head
without lining.
twisted into so small a space under
them. 1t seems that it is all brushed
back loosely from tho eybrows to the
nape OF the neck. then flattened out
ana the ends tucked away under the
crown. The effect is infinitely smooth
and soft aud the Juliet cap goes over
the top of it without trouble.
The breakfast cap. made of lace and
rosebuds and lace frill, has happily
vanished from dinner parties and or
cncStra seats. 1t was never intended
10 be worn ont OF the seconds story
Is where the sleeping room and break :
fast room are. And yet hundreds Of
girls, who should have been told 'uct
ter, were seen with them IN public
places after ntGhtfaI.
The cap that is correct rarely has a
fringe about ii unless it he OF metal
or crystals; 1t is made of gold or silver
lace In the plain mesh or with Tigures,
and II is trimmed with an aigrcttc and
"a cabuchon or II huge velvet or satin
rose. 1t is unliind to put in the aigrettc
II one is going to wear the cap to
the theatre, for then ii becomes ms
much a nuisance as Il hat. The dover
Is softening. but is not as much In
Keeping with the rest OF the cap as
an ornament of colorcd stones.
There are many other kinds OF
things TO wear III the hair-far too
many for good taste to be universal
There are queer effects abroad, and
often woman's head looks more like
an art nouvesu brooch than il should
There are strings OF stones. lat;ice
work Of hrilliants. velvet bands VIII:
cameo fastnninEs, small caps of head
Ell velvet, looms OF tullc framed III
rhlncstones. iillets OF gold and silver
with pear shaped stones to hang over
the forehead. circlcts OF rh!nestoues
set In silver, three of which are worn
around the head at a time and which
should be called tho rings OF Saturn.
The woman with n plain head looks
either commonplace or distinguished.
You can take Your choice according to
your taste in dress. and the way the
woman does her hair: