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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-29
ADvEnTlsn GND BID HAPPY

Thoro b moro Catarrh ln this soc aoa og tho country than al othor dls6ssos put together, and untu tho isst lew yolru Was supposed to Do lncuablo. Dor e great many yearS doctors pronounced lt a lOcal diseaSe and prescrlbod local remedies, and by eoassantly Ealling to cure wish To- cal treatment, pronounced h Incur able. sc!onco has proven catarTh to b. a constitutional diBeaso, therefore te1ulrea constitutional troatmOnt dsils cisarrh Cure, manufactured by ?. J. Cheney c O.. Toledo. ohio, ls the only con5tltuHoaal cure on the market t is talon Internally In do- Bes from 70 drops to O toaspOontul It actB directly on tho blood and mucop surlaoos Of tho Uystem, They offer ono hundred dollars for any case 4 bails to cure. Send for circular and te5lmonlalS.
 ?. '. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. O,
 sod by DEuEgsts. 75c
 Tato EaP6 FGmny Pas for couau Psaon ,a-
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-29

s5c TOT home cooked meal quick, clean service Where 40 the New Homo Restaurant. Fifth Avenue, halt minute from Broad way.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-29

TEA AND COFFEE STORE w0ll e5- tablished, doing good business, For Sale. Handling also CrockerJ
 and Glassware, with routes in all parts of the city. Good chance for active business man. Apply to John Graham. Commercial Tea Co. 11O3 Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, Wn.
 Ct. '
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-29

The New Drug Stores Phone Is 126.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
sssie ereef.

am Gienstas ben Is. September,
fnb Raria SOael Don 9eoie Greet
unit gouitnHs Seneuen nou ScnHps
Nitl I'm Gheiianbe psreiniai lporbem.
b0hu. Batter Safmeier uoltsos ben
1rnunft.
Satn6 Gbert Hno Better Ruents
unb Sohn, jirh bei 5eroinaHb Ruiie.
meper nit 6em er6auen zines neHsn
@DhnhnHies thdtia.
7frnn 9ngpb God oon Ct. 2ouis.
if bier bel itren Sertrdnbteu aui Ess
iufl.
Ter RdnHers s9erein hot cine ueue
6atne erhllten unb IN bieieibe aes
Iiern tSreitaa) uum h0hfu Sfarrsr
8ahmeier eiuge,reiht uUrben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
MabHaas.

Renn biz nod ihldet elm Wutter'
bers.
Tas nit oir 6reube theilt unb
Shme 4,
cabs innia lieb uno bait es merit.
Vie b6hiteu Shas. ber bir beihert.
go lang bu atmei. saa unb gsadlt.
Sat es iir bith aeiprat. aetuaft.
Rit cutter 9iebe fiir unb fir.
Tie feiner fam erieben bir,
limb menn bid arnntaeit aualt unh
Shulo,
Sauit mahnt bic Nutter sur 8eoulo;
Sic ihlinst um bid, ben lueidleu arm
limb ti5iiet bid 10 milb unb luarml
6 iprid, su ihr nift rnub nnb talt.
Tu meibt es uidlt. pie balo. tuie
bolb
Ter lob Tic bir nui etpia rnubt,=-
TIL Iiebit nllein. eb' bus gee!nubt!
Tann rubt eS aus bas treur bers.
llmipnIt peinii bH In Heu une
Gdmers.
0ie prnbi bidi mebr Der Wlutter BIid
Wit ihr perinnt oein SuaeuboIad!
Frum. id)Idat bir andl elm Mlutter'
hers.
TaS nit biz 1reube tbeilt urt
SfmerS,
6ab's innia lieb unb bal. eS lpert
Ats bbdDiien Sdlat. ber bir beidlert
gbelbeine D, 8uttbera ,0er3ul
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
9sm COMM Sd,nlinperiHsenseut.
[ 3u ipdt inr ltRte @udle J

.
Eahrerb ber iet;cr Muhe teiutte
idl bic @pi!I0i . bic SpnHu,s RiIl.
bic GaSet Greet unS qooic Greet
Shulsp unh lamb ben D5luatieHSsn
atbci,Sasiit nusaeitidlue;. ,iptl
herporraaeHbe .9peiae mareH: ber
iortihrittIidlc seiii ter Staler uHH
Der I'D, ieiatnbe foris ssitIe het geh,
rcr bos su isiheu mae Der Stans upn
ihnen ale gshrtraite psriaHas.
Ter Shnlbtiadl ,tiat ben aas
meuslifeu iufoIae siu pclmehrtts
,lntereiie Der GItern luie aud, per.
mshrter Shdtiateit Der 9ehrsr aHD
Sflulbeh1rben.
Gait uus h0iien uuo oaYunh FIRE.
ben haf Sinat GOurtp nit, III 40.
ter SteIle. no es III itiuer S6an.
DC. heuts aus ben III Counties ilU
Stnnte iteht, nlir MIR 4 o'c nots
itledlter iirb. halten bleibe. EtHn
iebes 5urprihip in, Grurtr ons Seiae
thut, II, bieies leitt. 9iun 5pwu.
ihip iteint b1;u entia.oien III isiu.
Seoes idhise 2iub 'plite, ,reuE mie.
lid. in bar ShuIe ieir. limb BAD ie.
Der Burger upn Cines. Ger eisits
lieh. pb qehrer. Gltern oSer sino
bnsu helIeu riro. Die Stonhs bic
onrh hieien Seraleidl aai HnierrrI
Ipuntp rnht. ous,uwerseu une idr
bic 3u,urit cute Saregg bsraHbithst.
oiejes huiie idl.
Sictc gChrrv tulSi3tn Ger dnFtt
Io16 bic Stuicv OR ha5lrru alaiitu
mic erHubgr ioll:Cn. Tities hirli
upu Der 4a;ur Der Nrbcit ab Ssi
rii,tieer Sbwett.ans urH GiHtbeI.
luua Der ArttIi iH Aat uit Der falI,
.ccnu aher eiu oorier Tcs sur auSs
nr5tituua elmer raer ;spsi ocupiaui,
labeu rtrraaN, wtyA ohaei r6,hiat
Auimur,ervau1 guo ,c.ts oamit uer.
bunocrs S'Ubtsn. ptrlltrt oas aine
ben ",.psc,ii au0 ate yeii,unesiibis,eti
| ocS Qtuoes uira eeitpd4t.
Ter S,us,euears ioilts nor aliens
altitulaf,a atstwcaen 'tlr.
Sc..;t Gin .tcitg' Su5e in Gartx
! Stu.c 'tir rtriuttt ecs StitAtG
an ihu III huNcn Gf oiett ptrit3ie,
Stnc %y:tn ,,Ha-tr. Gin Hrit. nsI
eiut4 tyarttu 2rattu bthinse,i psr,
iutt ,atyil Haalculac yqhu oushrlis
III ,natcn wt,tta sr1rt ~. Sa ,ri'7
lien caS DIR Nratc fitttI h3.. seruii
lihm ult't. 3tUNirt it,se Srlaeeu ure
Iiut; na,t Ser ,lr'att. Ct',ers srtr
tg5rcu uritrt 9r1ttu oer rctten
seic'lit'o't. Dc, ritt,atu Autrisbs,
| &cr'utt e m, .&l,,rt Gall1tln'N j
larnttu~ oNcr etr -rt,eer,uattu oer
ISercluiipu" III &evutyaua iasr,natn.
| SeS, tintn .bt'tr' eu1ber if,it tluea
.eu,cr~ Huttu eui cine @Gn' nne
in ;thu Ml,tr aeaen eincn peraen
belize St,i0eel ptveer Geh N
teta Nltt ottiWnt. NO eN ciftR pe'
| len Suratu atluretr. eie chen er.
wdbn:ep th,tu Sureeu III eereerbsr.
Ser Manat, an :tulbG,tsrn II '0r
uttlt uu'trtr : tIt. Elm Niretrnls.
ii; S9a,o ,ita,, llAabe tt. a,ht
| an Zen 0auoleru. Id babe eielsa
/ rtctu Der $ubtr scitr,aben. lin
lnun Die Snt!t III srltittern. hpf's
LID Nas ltesr Yehrsr i'm 0puntu ht
| trtuzhiarn wjro, ME oitle Slher
ss ureeiahr brautt uno TT ipeleih
| esn Suatiuelsr Der Satearlha't
Narnhcr betittse. 7ieits inllte uiht
reriasmi mrlosr, oa naRu Der odnof
leg nit 'mthr Gsrnninteit seine Se.
hslluastn beretlRer klnn.
sdtgnespDli.
| u = s&2Sn,~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
aHutter ppn rs ainsrrH.

.Sh bin Wrttcr BON Is siuSr
uno ernte bas 9pb mehr arbcis su
,ban ais ireeno eine. iunac 6rau tn
Der Stubt- idlrriht Arnn e. I. ssor'
Tin. Snpne spitl. IA. sd lit ieit
i.ui aahrcn an sRaeenlciocu une
tpnuir aaha nid,t isoiel ME eiuGn
.euisenit- eiiea phae ~ Ieiocn. Sa
nnhm 3 slnihtn nsu chamberlain :
5obltrn nnh bin ieM cine atlunoe
isrua epn lss Riuue IN taHu tr.
acna efmas eilen unh fahle heiier
ale sH irarnb sinrr .jtit In 10 Cab.
reu. ID periueils an iraeae leasan-
hcn In 9auHs miIl ane umeeaeae--
aiIe sp<xnra mrtne unslant erHafs
- HfnnnfnxtnknsR 3nk1e1en -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
zid,erites sagatip fur ssramea.

aoii icbe Srau bsoar, sireS eaten
abinhrmitels 7r, aina 3ciu eilc
Eills limb gut. neil iie se;tia. fdler
nne ieiue Sthmerseu perurinhen.
srnu N. =. TnnInp. eenoill. Tenn.
iaat: IT. aiua's Rep giie Ellis
halieu ihrem eeioen In huhem aease.
ppIet hente eint shahfel. Frcis
sur. gnapiehIen bon Uhrian 4 OIL
hmensr. Mehphalia. Sehoarn Oil.
ssmssss. as,...... -. :. :. -. :.
END zEab,1a e. y, zeeasas sae
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25

-Serr penrn &iebera. Der VT
apler Shmieb. erlebiete ner'nnaele'
esultidles bier ont Sonutaa.
--6err Sohn Nia6mnnn BON
Soeistupu mar ont Samstog bier
aeitaitliter 8eiuher.
--Reeiiirirte EUiuuo China isertel
6 Mprote nlt, III hoben bel ,iuaoe
Gen Sttnulueder.
-Tas Sbler'idle Giaerthnm in
bieiiesr Stnot luiro am l3. Cttnber
meipbictenb in 2inn oertault iuers
ben.
--oud,u. 4. u. Tiepenbrod lei
Iiete hnionaS Der 0od,e beim 8ier'
siaiiunoen.(Sebst in 9bamuiS sInS'
billie.
--5ron Gpin 0lepper uno Subn'
dlcn. bic ,uic bercitS beridtet. bier
bic Mutter beiuttcu limb gcnncrS
toa beimpetebrt,
Tic 6rGulcins 1ranSts uro So.
pbia Sdlcppers uou 9beria. N|n., F.,
luoreh cine 99udle lnus bic @nitc hie'
ilper 8ermnnbten,
-llnterjicdlnetcr emphenlt iidl
hermit 5armern uno { CbisItlteru nlS
Naent Der [npS NnumiduIe
Ven Sdoeicr
--Grue reitere Galarbunp paier.
nouun er ebeuiuIls uertouit. III lur
ncrru Spieph Gni,rop uou Cmoha,
9ieb. hier auaeian, I.
-Srt. antic Senmeu tehrtc : oru
tao hcim uuu riuem turstn Ncindlc
ber ihr ucr.uaubtsn 6amilie Stephan
Crtmcrcr bel gops.
-Cbuc Ecrb aro uhre Wdner
Mus moudl Sdluucn lebt cntioacn
0crr Nutpn Rcditel Der @eiocS al
0erru 0ermaur 5ap9cl per,nuIt bat.
81 periauieu: 3,uei crtro ieinc
upllbtut Ncreipro Nnllcntdibcrr +
Mpuote oIt, III ieht onnehmbdrtn
Erciier.
beurn gwen.
--6rnu Wcn Nuctsricper nno ocrcr
heioc 5bthtcrrheu Ne ,cno nnh ,'itn
bon Sciieripn Gitu uermeiIcn felt CT
niaen 9oaeu bier oui Selurn bel Yer
iuonbtcu.
--Mie DC, CORRESPONDENT bcS
.@arrcutpn TpltSirsnnb" pon Con
rpro Dill berid,tet. iuci!rn oerr NM
1ran NiIbelm Rehaaen bon 6oll
brrt oui NeiudI.
-Ner Gart gurth BON Seiierinr
aitu mar einIae Eaae bel BEN
Sdmieaerunter Capt. William Y
S,nber unb Den Scinen bel 2iile!u,pr
nui Weiud,. 9ci ieiner 9ddtehr MI
,Tienstoe bealeitcte inn bic Shlpa
acrinu frau Charles Auber iilr ctni
&c 5aac Serweilras bel beiien 6a
milie.
spalSlanc 40 sertaafen.
Nd,,ia gder autes Golblanb nab,
auelbtomn billia su uertanfen. Nc
flectirenbc nbaen iidl luenoen al,
6. W. Sarten y. aoeletpnn. Sip
1iarrhoe idanen sebeilt.
ah befom eineu Nnioll ppn ii
orrhoe uno Mr. Porte hieiiacr aonf
mauu, rieth mir cine alaldls Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera nuo Tiarr
Doc aeniebp su perindben. Nod 'ss
brnnd elmer TpFs mar ih aeheilt
% beilte audi aubere benen id G
nab ihreibt R. @. @ebtare
Cripls. ia. Go IN bies nidlts Nue
ernepbhnlidrs. Gin nenbbnlid,e
isait Tlarrhoe fann iail imlntr nnrd
r,ne pber sipei Goiru pieies utfsss'
nthrlIl lperhsa, p<rtaslt bei aiir'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
St. Authpnn.

glm .. September reidteN Ndl rem
SSilhcln 9ucdlter uno SRI. Sutu
Cuo Die 0duoe ;um Sunse iurs Seben
9ladl Der Irauuuq. Die III hituerr
Stride upm hcdlr. &'orrer Spnlath
pptl,uacu Wuroc. ,uurot TN Vnu'c
Der @youtmattcr Nuttrc Anrn Et.p,
NO iial aud, Die @tih,uiIicr eeS
giarrsS tinaeiunocn, Nct';cit &C
itieu. EoS iuuac Saar miro aa, Ger
Sarm pes rcrrr GnSgor 0pelne
ocrcu etuc 0aIite Der Nrduttanm ane
Die auoerc Nalite helitH Sraeer oer
MANN upr ,uei Sabrcn eeiaaIi, Gt
hdnSlih citrihtcu
Seim Sutton guerboli hos Der
Stpyd elm ,fwilIiua$eaay hinterlallen
Gin auab.eir uub ein 9Sdaele'r,
gin ,:ohnaeu, baS bel ncr 6omlIl<
&a,tcr g ciutehrtc. petlis
uur erei 5aae aui hieles GrHc.
g.m ,. September mprsens I'M 5
llhr brannte Der Stall RES ceTr
Z nepb C.,e bis aui Die granon:auer
mi, allcm ecriu Serue!item uicosr,
, Sicr giei perbrnunten eeenlails
uno elm onoeur trepierte einiae ID
| ae ipdler on ben 6plecn DIR erlitteHsa
SraRouguesn. Ser SerIult betraat
! on S250Q.0 oem cine Sernheruna
pon $3.50. .0u asaennber fsht.
Stephon Crtbals last nh cpi
Saumeiiter Seurn Gidne,te Elm neaes
sSphubaus baacn. Srant Snnlte last
etn GEites thun sarh ben garaen'
ter Sim Spleu. :
| oerr Seurp Stra,herp 1T sseisen'
touia eieier Seaenh. mt uon,ilt
| ll25 Snihels. anbereem braid lsiu
3euter osrrn SopeE;an $50 Su'hels.
Ter naithei. @sisenbauer IN ssolte,
L. nit e5i Suihels.
| llnier hchiu. Efarrer @calatt
bshsrherats n,ehrer Iaae SdUoee'
| Iuno Sdnsfsr uno eersn beiee afneei
nls 61ise bel hh
| Tsr an Riftmodh nd bier einas'
jistllls xeaen. esg be esaen trsifaf
| miitmnh anhiflt. faint ,eeel all
Iuaue. rsux<t< ee<k ls~n s<ss<s
u 2Mzkxknm -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25

Ia aud, In 5reebura unb Der I'm.
aeaenb BITE Tiirre eebrphen unh nah
einise 9rppien lid, Biz ius 1iuteuias
uertaufen, fann ber CORRESPONDENT:
ipisber idlreiben.
6ermann Sobannesmeper uerinnbs
te bieier Gage tine Garlnoura
sfpeine su Rartte.
.Rifbelm, SOtn bes Germ 9ohn
Ritlibrnnb, Der bon einem trip
mad Sreebura ~ 6auie anaefonmen
mar unb bas geipann nbihirrer
ipollte, tuurbe BON einem Der Giel
an ben appi aetuihtnsen uno ihm
Der sdldbel aebruf,en. Tie lotto.
r,n Reid,mann bon @eitphnIia unb
Suehler BON bier nobnen cine Cp'
peation rur uub 5raflten ben einee.
trldten 7beit bee Behirns pisber in
bic rihtiae Gage. Ter Ratient be-
iiubet iidi ben llmitduben aemdb
lpuhl uub bel pplIer SeNruuna.
Ssrmnun Studen. giaeuthimer
bee 6reebura 6oteI uub u. 8. Bal,
teubuidi mad,ten om Samstna eiuen
asid,aitlidlsu abfeher ua4 &sipha
fla.
Gbnm Suettner bat feline gddcrei
In freebura an Geo, enberberaer
ueriauit. Tieier pirb bas Geid,dit
am olteu GIoRe iueiterihhreu.
Sermnnn @ilbc ocrrihtet bel lei.
nem Stmnasr 6errn Senrp 9uebber'
ing nate 81. GbomnS. Shreinernr'
belt.
5rnu q. s. SaIienbuih modlte
Der 6nrm einen illttiaen geinh
uno bernubte einae Der Siiriidbdume
Der iruht.
Tr. u. !. Griber belt Th mehrere
Taae bel benz Grusuater 9raniun
nu1. Cine iunse Wif beren 9tamer
mir isbot uid1t ermittetletn ioll ihn
10 Ianee bort i'm Banns sehnlteu
haben.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
Hihionntain.

= Nm Nitt,uud, ben "a. September
reidten iidl in heTeer Ger; 9eiu
sirthe 6err Nntpu 9ieuutr uno Srl.
Bette sperber bic 6anb gum guuoe
iiirs Qeber. lln'er oIfbeliebter 2n
Ter Sdlrnmm uuIliuQ Die 5rnuuno
ueIdler Gin Srautort IuIate. Antl
oemieIben bcaab ldl bos .euucr'
mdhne Taar mad, Der Snrm Der
Srouteltern no bic fph,eit aeieicrt
purne Der alte Nddliiurrlunrbteu an
nohnteu. Chr Correspondent itlieft
iidl oeu @ludlphuidlerser ar uue
munid1t ihuen oui alien ihrer 9e
bcrsucaeu bes l,immcIS rcidliieu
Seeeu
0pdNp. @ater Sdlrnmm mar sur
Nushilic btim 40.Stuuotuaebet an.
iaras oicier @odle in GhampiS.
Ia mir ieet beS Feaens genus &C.
habt. itio uuiere Tarner cniia nit
Abbadcu ocS 2ornS une Der SehcI'
hlua liner Nslotr iur Die @eiseuinni
brit1itist.
llnicr ututs Har'atbauSe eeht her
&olleuouua entpeaeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25

ainber
rbeit suI
,sran In
|,. NRnr.I
lit IeitI
cn uMj
eiuerl
pen. Sd
erlain's'
aeiunhe
Tam irs
c beiier
10 Dab,
Sseiiinns
enrnh- -
behdtt
ben int
|lsm. /
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-09-25
cASToRIA.
sdr sanglings saa Kinder
Die SaTts, Die h Inner Gelauft Ra4
u......s..a ~. ..sa.,..&zZzZu :. v.
Nersneiilsna

VersneiiisHs
.riro eit harda llnnerhoRlidsseii IN
Serfnpimns eernriaht nHe ittirineet
ihuctt psRn Gtanabsrlatus lahlg
trH aenpumeu tuerhen. Setfaait bsl
alien edHelern. lazs.l =,
ukennirt anf bat !. . Nelf1tla1f
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-02-21

Says She Is Not "LittIe Devil"
Miss FRITZ Scheff, the operatic
prima donna, who is to appear at the
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-02-21
SOFT and CLINGING
FABRICS FOR DRAPERY
soH1eRs OF PLUSH OPEN WORK AND sERvIAN
moTFs-sMART BoLERo AND SHORT COATS

New York, Feb. 21.-Women who
take advantage of the Lenten season,
when gayety is at low ebb, to plan
their summer clothes, will appreciate
description Of the new materials and
a few suggestions for their develop
ment. All fabrics which lend them
selves well to drapery will be approved
this season, for drapery is now a rec
ognized feature of the fashions.
These materials are soft and cling
Ing and may have either dull or glossy
finish as one likes best. Wolfe and
crepe. beautiful fabrics of imported
and home production, which not only
launder well but retain their folds and
lines without crushing or getting out
OF place, will be much used. They
are to be had in white and all the fash
ionable shades of the winter months
which promise to remain good for an
other season, yellow, sulphur, biscuit,
citron, chalk, putty and oyster. They
may also be had in many new shades,
butter yellow. salmon and roseleaf
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-02-21

haps one of the most attractive of this
form of decoration. Borders of
plush, of loosely knotted chenille
threads. resembling French knots. of
Slavic designs in curiously wrought
motifs and gay colorings, are all to be
seen on the new summer fabrics. Very
dainty is the dotted crepe frock shown
on the first figure. The ground of the
material is white with small blue cir
ular spots. A large lace collar with
graduated extension fronts trims the
surplice waist. Cuffs of lace finish
the elbow sleeves. The left side of
the skirt is caught up in folds from
the front in the side-back in the fash
ionable draped effect. 1t is cut in two
pieces and has front inset piece, but
this inset may be omitted If preferred,
in which event the front pieces may
either fall straight or be slightly cut
away. Among summer fabrics, now
being developed for fashionable South
ern resorts, silk Bedford cord is having
an unusual vogue for smart semi-tail-
ored afternoon suits. This fabric comes
In variety of shades, both pastels and
decided tones, but white is, perhaps,
the most beautiful and the most gen
orally favored.
Poplin too, in silk, wool and cotton,
is very attractive and comes in plain
weave, moire and brocaded effects.
Whipcord and heavy bengaline are al
50 often used. A material introduced
last fall, known as velour de laine. will
be much in fashion for the very early
spring, This soft, silky, wooden fabric
has been somewhat supplanted during
the past few months by the rich satin
and charmeuse brocades. but e. coming
into its own again with an acclaim
that shows the feminine mind really
appreciates beautiful TEXTURES. For the
woman of intuition in dress the field
OF color and fabric has rarely offered
greater opportunity. With white as
the main groundwork, there is a fas-
cinating variety Of outline, tracery and
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-02-21

embroidery. The inevitable girdle,
sash or belt affords ample opportunity
to strike an individual note. This may
be carried out in the soft Balkan silks,
Roman stripes, Gobelin blue or moire
velvet ribbons. The graceful costume
illustrated on the second figure was de-
veloped in figured silk and brocaded
effect Of which was done by the block
printing process described above. It
combines in its landings moire velvet
ribbon. The groundwork of the silk
is white and the blossoms are wild
roses with dark green leaves The
ribbon banding harmonizes in coloring
with the green of the leaf. The waist
has loose blouse front, dropped shoul-
der and short sleeves A band of rib
bon encircles the neck and edges the
slashed sleeves. The skirt, with its
fashionable front drapery, has band
of blue MORE extending from the waist
The Hattiesburg news., 1913-02-21

line to the bottom Of the skirt drap-
cry. In the back 1t MAJ be tucked
or gathered as preferred. Only at the
hem for the coming season does the
silhouette of the dress remain un-
changed. This will be slender, the ten
dency being to narrower rather than
broader lines. The skirt drapery nat
urally makes the garment wider at the
hips. To be sure, when soft material
is used, which is almost invariably the
case, the quantity Of material is not
evident. Gathers and narrow tucks
appear at the waist and considerable
fulness in the front of bodice, which is
inclined to blouse both front and black.
Sleeves, whether long or short follow
the lines Of the arm. They may be set
In the regulation armhole or have the
deeply extended shoulder. Both will
be equally fashionable. Smart Rus
sion jacket effects will be in first fash
lon. They may be made on cutaway
or square lines.
For young and slender girls, and for
the woman whose figure is very slen-
der, the full jacket gathered or pleat-
ed, is very attractive. Less slender
women will wear the jacket or peplum
cutaway and only slightly gathered,
or else quite close-fitting. The bolero
with the back in one piece from neck
to hem, and the front terminating at
the waistline. will also prevail. This
effect is very smart and charming
when fashioned on the lines of a mans
evening coat. Many have the tails
long, almost to the hem of the skirt,
and are square or smartly cutaway
over the hips. Others have one-but-
ton closing over the bust the lower
section sloping away in graceful curves
to terminate in a short peplum five or
six inches below the waistlien in the
back
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treated with originality and told in
bright ard saucy dioloeue which be.
iray in no slight dcm The literary
skill OF Mr. 1IacHush. ITS PRINCIPAL
cham lies in its good healthy com
edy its honest, STRAIGHTFORWARD. melo-
dramatic situations and love-maEing
without marklsh sentimentality. With
perfect atmosphere and its ingenious
complications following one another
IN quick succession, it carries one
fleetly off ones feet. Moreover it is
staged and acted in a manner reflect
ing credit upon the producing firm of
Messrs. Cohan and Harris. whose
taste is evident throughout the entire
production.
Its characters are strongly and con.
sistently drawn-particularly that of
the young millionaire, Traverse Glad.
win, played by Mr.. Clarence Oliver,
and the aristocratic thief, played by
Mr.. George Howell. The ladies' of the
cast are both interesting and beauti
full, and, by the way, dressed in con
summate taste, the gowns worn by
Miss Iona Bright, Edna Hibbard and
Charlotte Lambert all being especial
ly designed by Lucille Oady Duff
Gordon).
Officer 666" comes to the Audi
torium theatre for one night only
Monday, February "a.
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Auditorium Saturday, Feb. %, in her
new opera "The Love Wager" says
she is not a little devil" after all
For several seasons, reports of Miss
Seheffs alleged eccentricities have
been printed. She has been described
as the most temperamental of all
operate stars, but she says this is
al wrong. In the course of a remark
able interview she gave a week ago,
the effervescent FRITZ said:
when | first began to appear as
star, could hardly talk English. so
my managers refused to let me be in
terViewed. So the reporters had to
imagine a lot of things about FRITZ.
| because my manager said if I saw
them they would write funny stories
about how I misused the English Ian.
guage. Then was surrounded with
an air Of mystery, which could not be
penetrated. l was described as a '1it
tie devil" because of an alleged Incl
dent at a rehearsal with Paderewski
The story was that ragged, or stamp
ed, or pulled someone's hair-somt
absurd story. 1t was never contri
dicted because did not think anyone
would take the story seriously. Bu
the reporters spread it abroad, ant
people believed it. Then it became
a contest to see who could invent the
most fantastic story about Fritzi's al
legged temper.
ut is true that have a temper ant
that I lose patience with stupid peo
! pie. But that is true of almost any
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pink. An unusual method of develop
ing brocaded effects renders the bro
cades inexpensive and quite as effec-
tive as though wrought in the weave.
It is done by means of block prints,
stamped on the material both in varie-
gated colors and monotones and on
either a white or colored ground.
Sometimes the design is stamped
only on the border. Especially is this
the case when the more bizarre Orien-
tai colorings, rich red, blues and
green's, are used either in Persian,
Bulgarian or Servian ,motifs. When
the motif is more subdued, and of
French origin in Louis XIV or XVI style,
it is carried over the surface of the
fabric. But besides the new printed
borders, fancy stripes of rough weave
are also seen on these crepes and
voiles. The open drawn-work border
both on these materials and on linen
and ratine is very pleasing and per-