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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01

of the
their get together at these SHOWS anu
only notorV
breed better than they had during the previous
appreciate much
gained attending these shows more than the breeder
There Campines practically
they continue in the few years to
the past there will be great
of United States number OF
splendid
brought large and
all the Asc classes they fairly
represented still
considerable attention to the old-tme breeds
especially Indian Runner ducks, all
white showed quality
the correct straight similar penguin
shown As in this section ducks valuable market
fowl bred
size Pen ducks
exhibited at Allentown, show.
show numbers certainly anxouy awaited the awarding of
completed SHORTY noon OF the second day.
requires judges all of
performing their duties realized how anxious the exhibitors
be
Possibly the display poultry
displayed Allentown
all
valuable
that he had
to do in bringing big back another
Another great feature connected with this
this class they
awarded the pot at this show single specimens winning
$50 each in cash
popular varieties had entries
The Allentown
some day we hope to have in connection with
snow as this NO
of
in contact with it,, ...9 slIr
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
Science Understands
the Stomach
Treating Indigestion with Stuart S
Dyspepsia Tablets Is an Exact
Science. They Give Quick
Relief.

Medical men have learned more
about the stomach than perhaps any
other vital organ. They have dis
covered why the stomach rebels at
certain conditiOns-what causes the
formation of sases-what causes flat
ulency heartburn, dyspepsia, burning
sensation, brash. and all the other dis
orders of the stomach.
They have gone further. They have
found remedies for all these afflictions,
these results Of improper digestion.
They have learned that pepsin, hydro
chlorie acid and fruit salts are power
full digestants that relieve quickly
and surely all the troubles to which
the stomach is subject They have
discovered that one grain of these
properties will digest 5000 grains of
food.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
medicine. They are scientific COM
pound that supplies the stomach with
the digestive agents which it is itself
unable TO provide. When your stom-
ach is sick and not working right
when il fails to give out enough of
the digestive juices to properly take
care of the food you eat. these tablets
will make up the deficiency You
will digest thoroughly.
You never can tell just when your
stomach is going back on you. II
gives no warning. If you eat big
meal. if you eat hurriedly, take one
of these little tablets. You will avoid
a lot of pain and misery
Some of the most prominent men
carry these tablets i'm their vest pock-
cts when they attend banquets. etc,
and never fail TO take them.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by all druggists, at soc a boX.-(Adver-
tisement).
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
COTTON OIL MARKET.

TUT tael SITS uf'IIV'
HAYWARD & CLARK's COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS. sept 3O.-Neather condi-
tions over sunday were better than suggested
BY saturdays official forecast. While cooler
over northern bali there were no frost tenn
peratures. Map shows rain in western half
except west aud south Texas. General precpi-
tation In the eastern half, but very light in
interior with some heavier rains in gulf districts
only. Indications for clearing In the northern
half OF the belt Cloudy and cooler with proba-
bly some light rains IN the southern half, ex-
cept heavier rains I'm south Texas
Liverpool is steadler with spot prices points
higher: sales, 5000 bales Bad reports from
eastern states. particularly on the grade out
turn. probably bad a bullish effect on opinion
ai,losd hat a strong Liverpool house writes
as follows the confidential situation: As
regards continental trade, things are not 50
satisfactory. In many quarters large stocks
OF cloth and yarns are still held. which cannot
be disposed OF at profit, nor Is there at present
price OF cotton any profit margin In the busi-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
tgs Aaaooiated Press

A86oC1At00f
NEW YORK, Sept. 80. Butter steady; re-
ceipts, Asst. Creamery extras. 32c; pro-
cess extras, 2Gd261ac; Imitation creamery
process extras. 2bQ26lse; Limitations creamery
firsts 24Q24Ac; factory June make firsts.
dairy tubs finest. -Gc, good 10 lriIne 236t24 ~
common to fair, 22M2Sc, process extras. 25K,
W26Ac; firsts, 2315 424e; seconds, 226e23hc;
factory current make firsts 236t 2sc: seconds
22@2Sc; packing stock current make, 21M22c.
milk, colored. special, 1896 do average
fancy IGN @16kc; new white, spe-
cial, 1864 a lie: do. average fancy 18Ac;
Cheese strong; receipts /. 206 state whole
state whole lmilk, new, unuergrades. 14615hc;
poor to fair 12614c; new specials, 11d12c:
new choice, 9&@1Oc; skins, und ergrades, $40
1870.
Eggs firm; receipts, 10, 1888 boxes. Fresh
gathered extras, 316134c; firsts, 22h as &c;
fresh gathered dirliess No. J.. 2092Olhc; 80
2, 15@16c; frsh gathered checks, prime. asa
l9e; poor to fair, 12G14c: refrigerator special
marks, fancy anil local storage. charges palu.
23lhG24I5 &c; do. frsts lSM20c. do. poor. tSEi
s0e; do. tirtles. 17@i9c.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS.
CBy Associated Press.J NSAN
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 30,7-Butter Cream
cry, 271ac; firsts, 201ac; seconds. 23l3c; pack
Ing stock, 22Ikc.
Eggs: Extras. a5c: flrsts 25c; seconds. lie.
SUGAR. PETROLEUM, HIDES AND LEATHEe
NEW YORK, Sept. S0.-Raw sugar steady;
muscOvad0 50 test, 800; centrifugal, 06 test,
AT; moasses. 50 test, LAP. Refined steady.
Petroleum, leather and molasses steady.
Hides firm.
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LIQUIDATION AND BEAR
PRESSURE CAUSE DECLINE
Market in New York Closed II
to % Points Down From
the Previous Close

NrW YORK sept 3o.-Cott0n opened easy
~ ~ sivaEoe q 4 points on October, but
generally % 8 points iaEer under liquidats'n
~ SatAniay-s BUYERS. vino were disappointei
thar the early weather news showed no lndsea-
rian % frost STEADY Liverpool cables. further
raiu in the eastern belt and the forecast TOT
lnutiauesl wet weather causel considerable COY
erinE nnwever and the market during the
uiddie - the naming sold point % two above
Saturday niz1rs ciose n the demand IRON
snaefs ana stuie support from trade sources
Affer TIE close - Liverpool the local marSet
tNrned sasie- under Wail street selling, Nhlen
arpearrd % - inspired ~ private reports
that thr cruu had not detcrlcrated 20 eteat-
er extent than che ten year average uuring
Serfemhar and nrirfs sold OF @ a net ae-
sIue cf loFff roints Covering steadied ne
market arouna If.2o Tor January bur prices
were within a point cr tive q The lowest az
midday.
T0e lnarsef showed increasing weakness dnE-
fIr tua afrerrncu ulsier more active southern OF
ferinus asa cautinue.i liquidation with prices IA
tu "a ls.lufs ret lower.
NEW YORK COTTON
The foiioufnS were ihe ruling prices on the
cxrhanGs~ to-day.
Taue essys ulddling. II 4s~iooc; quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
The Great Allentown Show

N the Bantam display at this
show it is surprising to know
II how many city people are in
terested in these great little birds,
and to know how many breeders
attend the show with their birds.
More interest probably was mani
fest in the Bantam entry at Allen
town than possibly any other part
of the show room. Some of the
most perfect little specimens of
these little birds it was ever my
pleasure to see we're exhibited at
this show, and, from fanciers
standpoint, no one could deny that
it required skill, care and genuine
love for fowls to produce so large
a number of so near perfect speci-
mems as were found in this depar-'
ment.
The pigeon display attracted
fully as much attention as the Ban
tam display, and breeders from all
parts of the country were there in
great numbers with their birds. So
many different varieties of pigeons
and so many splendid specimens
were displayed that but few people
would imagine could be gotten to-
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and 1t is believed to have been scattered long
liquidation with some short selling, all OF
which was based on the more favorable
weather and higher temperatures i'm the ives
tern belt Spot interests and covering by some
OF the shorts was the only support Liverpool
showed weakness and the decline was
surprise TO some. The heavy receipts are hav-
ing a depressing effect However, spot de-
mand is reported good. There is no agrees
sive buying by any Of the bull element. on
the other hand the bears are very aggressive
aud there Is bearlsh feeling around the
ring
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
ALABAMA WILL HAVE
DEFICIT 0F Silica 34O.1o

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept 27.-Ala-
bama's deficit at the end of the year
will be approximately $1154,34O.19, ac-
cording to figures compiled by State
Treasurer John Purifoy Wednesday aft
ernoon. The present deficit is $685.
S42.87.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01
FOR SALE

Fine farm 400 acres, miles south of
MilIedgeville, Ga, Good 6-room dwell
ing. barn and stables. 6 tenant houses,
well watered. fine neighborhood, good
school and church. Apply to
JAMES L. BARNES, H6illedgevills, GA.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01

AGENTS-Biggest snap in years. The New
Domed Portraits, sell ike mad. Quicker-Bet-
ter-Bigser Profits. write today for full partie-
ulars. free Orange Portrait Co., Dept. ol54,
1855 W. Adams st. Chicago.
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DRY GOODS REVIEW
DIV Associated Press,)

(By Associated Press,)
NEW YORK Sept. 30.-The cotton goods
markets have been more active In the primary
division and distribution continues good. The
advance spring business also has picked UP
during the last week and retailers and jObbers
are looking ahead with more confidence on
future business
Sheetings are well sold to December and some
mills are fully under order popular brands
into January Duck Is In steady, call and some
large contracts are being considered. Colored
yarn goods are well under order through No
ycmber Percales continue 10 sell steadily.
Fall River sold 190, 900 pieces of print cloths
last week, OF which half were for future de-
livery.
the textile field there Is complaint of short
age Of operatives and a restriction in the out
put Prices rule about as follows:
Print cloths, 2S-inch 64x64s &c; 64x6Os, 33sci
3S-inch 64xG4s 3-16eMOAc; brown sheetings,
southern standard. TA@Ss; denims, Bounce,
i31ac; tickings s-ounce, 13c; standard prints,
51ac; staple ginghams, sac; dress ginghams,
0Ac.
JOURNAL. OF COMMERCE REPORT.
NEW YORK. sept 3O.-Special reports to
Journal of Commerce:
TeNas-ln many localities yield is turning
out much larger than expected when picking
began, and percentage condition. based on re-
ports tins far received show better prospects
than a year ago when conditions were 1O2.
Drouth injured cotton In many sections ana
top crop prospects are generally poor Boil
weevil comparatively scarce but worms in,
flicted considerable injury. Hail storms visited
several counties with the usual injurious results
Cotton opening rapidly and is about OF pei
cent picked, against SO year ago. Few cor
respondents report late season, very large
per cent of the crop being opened
Okahoma-CroD has been hurt chiefly by dry
weather aud worms and top crop prospects airs
rather poor. unless the frost date is late. Sci
son very backward and only about : rel
cent gathered, against l6 last year and l.
year before Percentage condition viii proba
bly, show considerably higher than year age
at this time.
CARPENTER. BAeGoT CO.'S COTTON
LETTER
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
BE A DETECTIVE-Earn from $3.50 to $50
per month: travel over the world. Write
c. T. Ludwig 1851 Searritt Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo.
TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR NO COST
HARMLESS home treatment OF roots and herbs.
Sure pleasant, permanent. send your name
quick Nj no Co. Suite l. Wichita, kans-
FEATHER BEDS AND PILLOWS.
IF YOU would like to own a brand new So
pound feather bed and pair 6-pound pill
lows. mail me $40. / will ship them = you
and pay the freight TO your depot. Best \
c. A. feather ticking guaranteed all live, new
feathers: IL not As advertised your money
back Write for circulars and order blanks
Address d. NJ. Martin, Box las, Griffin, Ga.
SELLING out to change business ! have for
sale IS single comb Rhode Island Red hens
and Is ROSTERS. These are April hatched chick
ems and guarantee them to be the best They are
perfect show birds. good layers healthy ana
young. Price 81 per head or 81 90 per trio. no
particulars: only as above. Prices VIII not De
reduced on more than a trio. Send today as
the supply is short and they will go fast. Cash
with order. Money back IL not satisfied. H. J.
Coogler Fort Valley. Ga.
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BUTTER, cHEEsK AND EGGS

67Q6sc; No. . white. 7lcfaNo. 8, 6967Oc.
Oats unchanged; No . white, 34kG35e;
? mixed, 1914 a Sac 49,
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wANTEn-sALESNEN

TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesman; good pay
steady work and promotion; experience I'M
necessary. as we will give complete trstruc
tions. Piedmont Tobacco Co.. BOX BIZ. Dan
vile. Va
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j. A. Turner Acworth, ia
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE ACRES,
CLAY SUBSOII, LAND. SENEN1 LIN Z
ACRES IN GUILTY. ALTON. WIRE FENCED,
IX-ROoM FRAMED HOUSE, AND NEW
FRAMED FORTY FOOT SQUARE STOCkADE
AROIT ONE NILE FROM BABCOCK DEPOT
AND BOYKIN. CA. PRICE S2S PER ACRE
l. T. JACKSON. BOYKIN. GA.
FARM FOR SALE-A nice farm of nearly 100
acres within z miles of Hawkinsville, about
30 acres In cultivation. balance woodland. No
waste land. Has a nice Groom modern home.
comparatively new, with barn and other out
houses. This is a splendid opportunity 10 buy
a nice farm near the best town in Georgia. For
particulars address or call on DR.. A. \. smith,
4aukingvillp
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AnrNTc PORTRAITS s5c. FRAMES 15c.
AG1N - Sheet pictures lie, Stereosc0peg 25c.
Views 1c so days credit. Samples and catalog
free. Consolidated Portrait Co., Dept. 5l36.
1927 W. Adams St., Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-10-01

ACTIVE. permanent agents for lamp chin
n dav No capital required; sales made quick
" al every mouse You simply threw chimney
on floor. or roll down stairs. or beat and plunge
into cold water. Send 35c today for sample
nv prepaid express and begin at once. Armor
Tiate Lamp Chimney Company, Pittsburg, Pa.
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SECRETS for women. Send &c stamp for cat
alogue of rubber necessities, toilet goods, rem
edies, Fairbanks supply House. IL b. 81 Wabash
Ave, Chicago.
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JOURNAL OF coMMERCE REPORT.
CARPENTER. BAGGoT CO.'S COTTON
LETTER

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.--The selling on Il
opening was geenral, coming from all sid
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wANTED--aGENTs

LIFETIME opportunity for agents and crew
managers selling fibre brooms direct from TAT
tory. Otulasts corn brooms, sweep easier
cleaner Guaranteed. Exclusive territory. sam
pie Acc. Particulars free. Friedrich, 900 State
street. Chicago.
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Nav. 4. HIS HIS iI.ss li.Ss 80 ii.I5
June $50. 1888. ..... .4...h ll-N IL
Iuiy.. d. ..1I-7i ll.5s III ll.7S u .os Il IS
sept. j. i. .......... .......-.... -..- ll.-o
oct. iI.sl sc II. 10 "a it.ls il.s4
Nov. .......... 49,. II 20 IL .36
Dee. D.. III 80 n ~ n. - i1.2S Ills IL. 10
SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. weak. new uisc.
New York, quiet. IL 45-lOoc.
Liverpool. stead, 59-i0od.
New Orleans. steady. Use.
Galveston. steady, 49,
savannah. steady. nSc.
Norfolk, quiet. II re.
Baltimore quiet. 11&c.
Wilmington. steady i1isc.
Philadelphia. steady. II 5Olooc
Boston. quiet. II $4,000.
Mobile. nominal.
Charlotte. steady. Il &c.
augusta, steady 1850.
Houston. quiet II T-i6e.
Memphis, steady. illsc
Little Rock. quiet. ME.
Charleston. steady. 11ac.
ST. Louis. firm, nae.
Louisville, firm. iIhc.
Mscon. steady, 1lisc.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
b following were tue ruling prices % the
Tone very steady; sales. 5000; middling
s 56l0od.
Prev.
Open NJ ranee. pm. those. Ciose.
Jan. 4 Feb. G.IeE ae2als 6.2ass 6.2sls 6i6ls
Feb. 4 Mar. 6.22h 125 624ls CHS
Mar & Apr.G 22lsa625 G26 Gee Gle
APR. May 0.2ss ae 20ss 62sls 627is 6-2Ols
Nav a June e24ka6251s 62Tls G2Sls 0.21is
June July 6.24h d627is 6.27 62sis 6.21
July & Aug. 6.sSlsG625 62els 62Tls 6.eOla
September 642ia@6.40 ..... -. $50
October 6.Sa a6.sl G.32 6s2ls e25ls
OCT 4 Nov. 625 et6s7 62T 62s gu
Nov. a Dee. s.1o a62l 6.a1 6s2 5.l5sa
Dec. & Jan. 6ISAG0eOls 621ls e.22 6.l5ls
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WIDOW so. comfortably situated; would marry.
Confidential. $, Box So, Toledo League, To-
ledo, ONO.
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PERSONAL

rich, congenlaI aud anxious for
companions; interesting particulars and photo
free The Messenger Sta. D.. Grand Rapids.
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vgAHTEn Aman OF woman all spare time TO secure
EAut - informat ton for Experiences not necez-
sarv Nothing TO sell GOOD PAY. Send stamp for par
ticuars. Address ~. : J. A., indianapolis Indiana
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FOR SALE
GOOD Farm FOR SALE.

,pPLER OATS. selected Rust Proof 81 per bu.
J. A Turner Acworth Ga.
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MARRY Matrimonial paper OF highest
character containing hundreds Of photos and
descriptions OF marriageable people with means
mailed FREE: sealed; either sex Write today
one may be your ideal. Address Standard Cor
Club. Box 607 Grayslake. III
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WANTED HELP-s1aIe and Female

SOUTHERN Automobile college, Jacksonville,
Fla, prepares in few weeAs for positions.
Write tor SPECIAL rates. sUs 4. bay street.
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KANSAS CITY. Sept. 3d. Cash--Wheat 1d2e
lower; No. hard, S5% 1870; No. 3, slds4e;
No ? red. 99cdS1.02; No. g. 03c@$1.O0.
Corn unchanged; No. . mixed tic; No. g.
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OF Descriptions mailed sealed
free; many wealthy. THE EXCHANGE. Box
525 ]. L. Kansas City, Ne.
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MARRIAGE PAPER free the most reliable
published. Send for one Eastern Agency.
% bridgeport, Conn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-10
EMBROIDERY

TOR many, many years string
has been utilized for fancy
work of various kinds, but
now one can buy colored twine that
somewhat resembles narrow braid,
which Is used for effective and dec
orative work.
The possibilities OF colored twine
work in It's varying degrees OF thick
ness is almost endless in the hands
of the clever needlewoman.
They can be advantageously em-
ployed I'M the making OF table centers,
cushion covers, hassocks, dress ao-
cessories and innumerable other ways.
The work is done on a foundation oe
linen or coarsely woven cotton ma
terial. For larger pieces Il is best 20
use frame to keep the material per-
rectly smooth, but smaller objects
can be done in the hanu
While there is wide range OF
colors to choose from, It Is not well
to employ more than three shades
on any one article. A small CARPET
needle. or one that is used for chenille
embroidery, is best to draw the twine
through the material. Cotton the ex-
act shade OF the twlne is used to
N"NNh ~ NONh III BAoNts MS uubl
be done firmly, the stitches placed
at regular intervals.
Any pattern suitable for braidlng
will be adjustable for this work; ro-
settes and spirals are frequently in-
troduced and diamond shapes, with
centers filled in with crossbars, are
popular designs. To do the work,
pull the twine through to the back
OF the material and secure II by sew
eral stitches, and repeat the process
at the finish.
The twine then follows the pat
tern, being caught and held in place
by tho stitches.
Double twine is more effective than
single strands, dark shade and
light shade being used to emphasize
the pattern. Two shades of linen,
the light shade used as applique on
the dark and outlined with a deeper
shade Of twine, makes beautiful work.
Often the edges OF the applique are
concealed under two or three strands
of twine.
Shoe bags, travelling cases, laundry
bags, are wonderfully effective when
worked with twine. '''i AH
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-02-10
NEW
TRIMMINGS
FTER selecting one Of the many

A FTER selecting one Of the many
a beautiful fabrics that the fash
ions are weaving for you, you
are confronted with the problem OF
trimming the dress. over in 'aris
the designers have provided for all
colors, lines and combinations, and
q wealth of trimming is shown for
your benefit.
First, there are gorgeous beaded
trimmings Lhat are lovelier than
those OF last year-and who could
imagine anything to surpass the
beadwork OF the spring? But the
seemingly impossible has been accom-
plished.
Garnitures, boleros, tunlcs. motifs
and bands are made OF chiffon, net,
maline, and beaded in Oriental color
ings and rich effects.
Besides the beaded accessories
there are fringes of beads that are
convincing and tempting in their
beauty.
Fringes OF silk, OF chenille and OF
Irish crochet lace and balls are also
In vogue. This triming is perhaps
the most persistent factor in all plans
Of the French designers.
Exquisite embroideries are offered
to your inquiring eye. Here are bands
OF net embroidered in ribbon that
gives raised effects in flowers, which
are much used in the quaint Louis
modes. Then there are combinations
Of silk and beads.
The vogue for chenille embroidery
Is emphasized In the majority of
cases. Closely related to this is the
faYoritism accorded to silk embroid-
cry.
Imitation jewels are used on trim
mings for decorating evening gowns.
Rhinestones that are of expensive
quality are combined with coral and
sapphires in wonderful designs on Or
naments for dress.
Gold and silver metallic effects
are exploited by many modistes, and
for evening especially they will hold
important place.
Buttons are shown In greater num-
bers than ever. And that's saying
much for buttons. The smallest
shapes OF black velvet and satin
are used on neckwear and
blouses. Bone buttons colored so that
they match the fall suitings are de-
cided features In trimming tailored
suits. Pearl buttons and tortoise
shell are used on long coats and
silver and brass are in evidence on
collars and cuffs of bright colors.
Braids and cords are another dec
oratiye agent for fall use. The braida
are twisted and turned into all kinds
OF ornaments, and the variety OF
widths and designs in the fiat braids
ought to meet every demand
Altogether, the decoration OF your
gown is solved for you. From the
immense offering Of the fall the Paris
designer chooses, and It Is for you
to emulate his example.