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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29
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Just Human Nature
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(By Phi1ander Johnson.)
Don't be enviois OF the man who
Tolls luxuriously in the furniture Of a
hotel Office. Maybee;he stays there
because it's warmer than a hail
room.
After the votes were counted many
man has wondered what became of
all the people who were giving three
cheers for him.
The swords less mighty than the
pen. What good ID. strife Internal:
Our kindest, peacefullest oftimen are
called Colonel"
do you think this is a proper
play " ''I'm sure Of It. The ticket
seller said it wasn't doing any bust
ness worth mentioning"
Telling q man not TO worry Is us
dog with feas not to scratch.
The man who sends along the bills
and marks them please rernit".-you
blame: him for your earthly Ills and
wish that he would quit And then
YOU jog along once more and busfly
,contrtve to have Of cash "a proper
store when next those bills arrfve.
You wind the old alarm clock up and
heed it's warning call. You put aside
the social cup and never loaf at all.
And while YOU fail against tho elf
whose ledger makes. you fret. a
doubt" he's ihustlin9 like yourself ana
maybe harder yet. Who sets the
pace for human kind? Who starts
you out anew to fight or So.agatnst
the grind. where there isS work.toSdo?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29
BURNS SLIPS
mi ON LOS

Los Angeles. Jan. 2a.-Discovery
that n Grant. billed as an 'aspirant
to the white heavyweight champion
ship.s and "knocked out" by Tommy
Burns at Taft Monday night, is a clerk
in a haberdashery shop at Calgary,
Alt, made some of the fans who paid
SO a seat say unkind things about
Burns today.
To make matters worse. someone
reported that Grants first name is
Clarence. that he sells neckties and
collars in Burns own shop. tTc was
heralded as a great unknown"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

Detroit, Mich... Jan. 2e.-George
Moriarty, Tiger t~hirdsacker, is a busy
man these days visiting the homes OF
Edgar willett- jumped to the Feds in
spite OF Moriarty. George has had
more success with others who have
made threats. n.4 m
4Morisrty-is u, the .onlx&pxtSate, "A this
ranks who has been trusted with
work Of such a delicate nature, but
President Navin has implicit conf
dehce in him and believes he will do
his work. well.
An interesting thing about the
signed a contract with Navin only a
few days ago. .t.si
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29
HANNAH TEAM TO
PLAY TIE LOCALS

The Hannah hockey team will be
the next opponents of the Grand
Forks aggregation. The date has not
been definitely fixed, but the game
probably will be played some time
mex week.
The Grand Forks team which Mon
day night defeated Devils Lake, has
continued its nightly practice. and is
now in better condition than Y
The team rounded into shape rapidly,
and from now on will be able to give
Grand Forks fans an exceptionally
fine article Of hockey.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29
SIDERS TO
PLAY

The East Grand Forks basketball
team leaves tomorrow on its first tour.
Tomorrow night they play the fast
night they play Moorhead.
The east siders have shown consid-
cradle Improvement during the past
two weeks. and they expect to make
a good showing against Moorhead and
Fargo. Rand. Zipoy, Giese, Ryan and
Nero will be the regular lineup the
locals will use.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29
PECKINPAUGH SIGNS
WITH HI YANKEES

New York. Jan. :a.-The signed
contract of Roger Peckinbaugh. short
stop of the New York American
league club vas received by President
Farrell today. packinpaush enclosed
the contract in d letter which read:
Since receiving your letter of jan
uary 16. the Federal league made a
%flattering offer to me to sign with
them. told them that would not
consider it,"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

TITLE IS DECIDED

Houston, Tex, Jan. 2s.-John Liv-
ingstone. Springfield, Ala, won the
southern amateur championship in
trap shooting at the Sunny South han.
dicap meet yesterday. His score was
81 out Of 100.
At the end Of the third days. shoot
ing Mark Arie. Thomasboro, ILL.,. was
high gun with q total of $50 out Of
625 and Livingstone second with 5s4.
Harry Stevens, New York, led the
professionals today. breaking 1876 out
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SUCKS RIP

Philadelphia. Jan. 2e.-The signed
contract of Jack" Coon1be. one of
the pitchers Of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, was received by Connie Mack
yesterday. Roy Bress1er. who pitch
I'd for the Harrisburg team Of the
Tfi-state league last year, also has
signed for 1914.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29
TIGERS IN I'M
All Hut Six Detroit Players Have
Signed for 1914.

Detroit. Mich, Jan. 2a.-All but six
players on the reserve list Of the De-
troit baseball club have signed their
1914 contracts. The missing men are
Baker. catcher: Hall, pitcher: Gainor
and Witt. infielders; Cobb and Craw-
ford, outielders. Only player.
Pitcher Wilett, has deserted to the
Federals.
Both Cobb and Witt have notified
the club they will report at Gulfport
for spring training and they are ex-
pected to sign formal contracts there.
Crawford is with the world tourists
and although he has not been heard
from h management has no anxiety
about him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

George "Cl1tef" johnson.
Winnebago. Neb., Jan. 2s.-Having
grown envious of Chief" Bender be-
cause the latter had dug up some
baseball talent in his home town for
the Philadelphia Athletics. George
Chief" johnson h indian pitcher
IF the Cincinnati Reds. began work.
ing with some Of the redskins on the
reservation here when he returned
home after the close Of the major
league season. Tho mild fall and. win
ter made it possible for him to look
over a number of the local talent and
he claims he found some good timber,
but it is not. likely that the Cincinnati
club will benefit from it, for johnson
recently made a trip to Chicago, and
has all but cast his lot with Joe Tin
ker. manager of the Chicago Federal
league club. He will take the play
ers whom he thinks have a chance to
make good to Tinker. who has prom
Used to give them a fair trial.
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A OK.

COACH OPERATED ON.
Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 23.-George
n. Brooks, head coach Of the Univer-
stty Of Pennsylvania football team,
was operated Upon for appendicitis.
The operation was successful and rap
ID recovery is looked for.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

George Baumsardncr, formerly
with the ST. Louis Crowns and one
of the most promising young pitchers
in tho American league, has signed a
contract to play with George S~tovall's
Federal league team at Kansas City
next year. The st. Louis club will
contest Baumgardner's right to join
the outlaws.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

The one thir" lacking in that con-
ference between President Wilson and
Envoy Lind was the presence of a
moving picture outfit.
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PERR1NG TREATED WE'LL.

Columbus Player Who Jumped to Feds
Was offered a Raise.
Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 29.--George
perring, who has deserted Columbus
for the Kansas City Federals. had an
offer of increase In salary. Bob Quinn
tried to get him the Toledo manager
ship before Sheckard signed. 1t is
believed he decided to hurdle when the
Toledo chance went rlimmerine. He
was not counted on here as A regular
this season.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

We may discover a. fault in a friend
in ten seconds that We probab bly,
couldn't discover in ourselves in ten
years.
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INEIEnERs SIGN Il

INFTELDERS SIGN UP.
New York, Jan. 29.-The New York
National league club yesterday re-
ceived the signed contracts Of Infeld-
ers NJ. ]. Stock and D. c. Robertson.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

Many a mar would gladly take the
bull by the horns-if the bull would
stand for it.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

Read The rimes-Herald Want Ada
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

Telling a man not TO worry is us
ually about the same as telling a
dog with neas not to scratch.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-01-29

"Do you think this is a proper
play " .'I'm SURE Of It. The ticket
seller said it wasn't doing any bust
ness worth mentioning"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

'lNsl ana FHts Aato lA,eD. nr.,
''laNs Autos rroinpt Scrt,r aai
'haporral Prone tii mork . tast
"ip Nr'hcr The cadillac Man Ai.a
haldirs tho Wichita Truck ,ist,.,.
piles i'bouc lQsy blotA H. norm
iNei a Pitts. AGENTS fnf uulck Auto.
meiAiss Chase Tra,gs ana 4 =
tiroAl 'e9 CAaperraL rhone ESQ
block p, east
'esAs Meter Sales aal sueoly com
p"iN THE patgo. Tho Chalmers, >
= wood pheac ~. hiucA 8. east
Ford Tho Universal Car Glo,.,
Johns Auto "a. Phone SIS Cor
mesquite aud l.aguna. hloek s
west
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

INDIANAPOLIS fnt jobs -
agisgle sUasflng 70 esd uslD ff"fi
Ube ahssu u. .fsa ~ sHe C1sgiooi iio,i
fh.s morhinT ~ fhe pyerlnr ~ 300
slghtssnih nnlH mcainF ~ p' in-
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Batteries Mnluns srfuth snH
Reynolds singleton. sage. Akin and
Carson
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cLEANIno ANo nvslno

Luolleu. The Cleaning Man a.. chan
ar'ai rtoae tts Block 20 west
~ - 'eHiei c.sancF snd DYER rhc One
500 NiN eventually natroulss COR
Mesquite and Laruua - rhon, SD
block 2 northwest
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-09

ANF'in fea snd coffee To, coasters ana
blenders ~ scicet eoffcs l,x,rargs
eNAiDs powder. cocca. presrr, a. and
.2Hdlmen,s en- ch4parral Phone
tTs block is. cast.
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Norpas Christi Co operative Farminr
Co Acre sharcs Room >. q q
NA'l hns. hlsig rhou'c go hlocl
H. cast
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ne Above conncgonefy and cream
farlaf me coolsss plaec IN ,e~n Cor
Mrsguiie and Peoples hlock fs
east
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FISH nARK1rs

city fish Co Fish. Oysters crae.
ana shrimp Phone s4s Protnp, ~.
hNci} '1' Water 81. block 81 w.r,
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nlon Central Life Insurance camo,,,
W y Hcicher INST Asa a., 80
4''@l Phone iss hl.,k 70. cast,
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'Ni-snoho sm,
iaet nrv dlss ca,s.
section have rsa. 49,
Hp ie luming "a
Nus ia.
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THURSDAY, Juls,,
GOES Ia

GnEENNni.r f.'A-.en
'amrbsn q ,h,, ,.. -
y n,ere'a'ssh4 !,
= Tad.
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mlLLlkERs

~ h.n Ton Millinery $40 Peoples.
M's. hu'a Nichols Phone 6gs.
block ~. south.
NUS ; p Clark mex, door 10 the Pos,
"'hee Phone ~. block 4. east
u hinp'F'nm Millinery Ga chapar.
r'l Fhone 1858 blo,t o.. cas-,
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JEWELLERS

~ s'amms op,omc,rlsss. Gil Mes.
qui'e. block ! east
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e'u'ohcrs cigar Store Candies and
h'sh Grade cigaral sis chapairai
fhons tsg hloek -. east
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AUTO Ltvssv

N''p" Nu'o iAne usl ana Nish, ser
we FIRST Class Autos. Rsspons.bl,
n''Ners u. starr Phone sls hlock
- s0uib
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National League

Results Yesterday.
1'h'iA'lell'ala AZ. isllslwrg T.
clnsinnail q, iifooh,yn 3.
~ ilou's q New Nosk q
lIrNlen 7. Chlrasn
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~. us To- aa'oinehils AcccsNorl4s "a,
ns"'ns tackle as Noakea Rros, 10,
Nh-pafFA 81 rh00s IA. hlock J
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cFmereRY

h'T'hn fark Cemetery p,-n......
''re "n shell Road o., vist sds, ~
cIt limits.
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INsuaLNcE 60

S'ansN Allen. Tls chap4rral rhon,
sse and 20 hlocs a. we.,
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Federal League


Results YESTERDAY.
itooisl,n sai. lmi,nnefe IA
Svffale o Iy,L burg L
Calcaeo b kansas cuy
:, Louis =. Indianapolis 3
~ .'fo'h'Nn RIT n
.rte"'fn 't eli @
"~''."''' g
nas'sfscri Scascn and t.and. san,,h
and h,nsscn
se '.. rAne Rn r'
."'"'"f" se.-..,... ...''....a o
baltimore
batteries I-sfit,e ana oMans
opina and pn0.~n
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American League

Results Yesterday
DhiInrn ii"sinn e.t
si inuIs q Warrington
Sew Nmb q 'lrriua D
inilaicipua 6 ntinlt o.
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ACCOUNTANT

''anf' Alien. Jis Chspual rhsa,
s'o snd No, blooa IN. west
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rlar RssAIan.

-hlner Rrus. Tlre shr =.
Chaparral fhons "A
vuloaulsing, fial's !,
Magnetic Work. ss''>
-
Corpus Chrisii Rappei
repairns, ster.s
station reehafsirf
nets COZ lawrseS
phone 7es .lock W
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Baseball Results
Texas League


Netslts fsstsfdsY
Wnga a.. bnllaa O.
iesumnnt p. Houston .
valssston b san Antonio
iort Worth g. Austin a
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LAND oEAtrn.

y ,,''os ''''''' So uN ncrs Nevpors n,
we See and "sher Seaside I4ses,
ties. chas. =. Cox. hlock :, -.
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'"'Pus chrtsu nsrhscae s,.ns 49,
'@"rcnes NJ Fresh narhecue Mes,
specially, Short eta.,. ~.
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PRINrERs

PRINTERS.
80 -. 0uF~il PRINTING Company
fF'n'ers and hookblnders. ,os s,sr,
81 le'ephone ga hioos l. north
-.
"r'gon Fross doors of roea rrf,u,c
WIN paper iyhc and lax ys,c,.nane
$50 hiovs IL wes
49,
franklin rrn. Shon A.. .,
''s''''asa bsosie, ana commerr,,,
~''''' --'is''. Stare and Mexeune
fAone Isl. block "a. west,
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plANos

Galloway Piano Co, tss7
cai $40 chaparral. i'h~ i
30. west
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Manhattan Cafe. or,bcstas Music B.,
90 f'tuinS Neat O. Nur,ss ii.ie.
'h"ns 'te hlock -0 Nrst
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lif onf merchants luneh IN h. a..
,'' 40 ,hc cii, Sow pnls can.
eos rhap'rsi Bio,k lN. west
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Maxwell r. DannA -. Il
takers and Ea'ta ~
ST. starr. block
ne non t-nlcriakiss
pleic underiAkns =. u
Tho city. 80 MT
T.hones q end ="
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''' s Ss'"as''s Aad Surety Compan,
sieH'F Allen. Ls chAnarsal phor.
sss -as 10 bloak a veal
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ngAT MARkrrs

N..eh Market Mest. poutr prodno,
s'e 'hapar"l Phone 3sc. block H.
wcst
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NEWSPAPERS

e,,er Herald. Address iur Tsxas~ or
fh'n' 81 hlocs . ossl.
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= wonLo'D RGcoRp '
TiED az kUsTiN '
= ti'l Associated lfos '
= tunr wunTu Jul, = By ,
= tosior a. luri wosih iu lhhrerst .
y inniHgs tndai hf 10 scor, ~ q .
y % o. Austin iled tht wwida .
n'rstd 81 fusnn sh afnHhi '
y d"f'HiH mtir b' fpuH il, Boz '
y isst >
y y y srpp Spp ~ >
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nAt's''esl o'rcoIe Mamux and
n'e'o"' Marshall. oeehssr ana kim
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h0on0'ny cssh Orocery Co. an N,e..
Guile I'hore fsi .s tbs. sucar
18th Zee craer - xr~ccsse. ",
SET cheapest for cash block : .ass
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TRANSFER ans sF'

Merchants Transfef
Phone s5s licavy AsT
south
patten Transfer s s'sH
ios5. ~ chsparrai'
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suits g. order SIS ~asho.'
See Tariff wooica n = n
raj CAN iiss lsssk
---- - "a
y n Harrison he's
Mesquite. l'hOne -,
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OIL COMrsH
Nuc,cs Ou COMPANY. "
Hk B,d'g Phoae -
south
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: y nsvis .es city xata nan. r,..
CIV property ara 49,
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Red McGhec says;

fef breath ns' Boz pla,,s nes D
3. fp1 You IT, fm np 800 I.
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lie Moved His Family to Corpus Christi

He liked the and the climate and the 'undertowIess
breeze He easily the rapid strides being made and
such fine little city. SO he home and broughtt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-16

Young girls are wearing white velvet
hats. the edges bordered with q f1uted
-uff1e Of MORE ribbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-16
By KELLY, Paris.

Fair women still step lightly to the Sc
ducttve strains of music that invite to the
dance in the smart restaurant, for the
tango and its allies have proved more
than a passing within. Indeed, even the
most conservative restaurateur. whose
choice wines and viands were sufficient
allure, for the patrons of has cafe, mas
discovered that the dance proves more
fascinating than these wonderful dainties
that tickle the palate.
And so, perforce, difinified restaurants
have undergone strange TRANSFORMATIONS.
Dignity has taken flight Instead OF the
somberly CARRIED servitors passing deIuy
from table to table where brilliantly
gowned women are seated, you now see a
panorama of color. swaylng moving
mass pirouetting around the tables IN
very lively mode.
This naturally has afforded an unusuai
opportunity for the making of very lovely
gowns One that was worn by member
of thte most exclusive social set Is shown
in the above illustration. The chiffon
walstlet, remarkably simple in style, is
designed with a picturesque menu OF the
delicate fabric. The straightly cut sleeves
are devoid of trimming. While the BASQUE
is prettily gathered to the waist line Inc
skirt is particularly graceful especially
when the wearer is dancing. for then all
the panels swing free on the tunic and
underskirt These are richly embroidered
with fine gold thread. whose shimmerlng
loneliness Is further enhanced by the
white tulle on which 1t is wrought.
E,nt the CAV touch that marks the indi-
yiduality Of this gown is found in the
beautiful sash of veronese green, Dor
dered with gold cord.
The jaunty shoes that are worn with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-16
Good Fruit Cake.

scald one and quarter cups of milk,
dissolve in it two tablespoonfuls of but
ter and two tablespoonful OF sugar;
when lukewarm add yeast cake dis
solved in one-quarter Of a cup Of warm
water and sufficient sifted -four to make
a drop batter. Beat well cover and stand
In a pan of warm water until light
r-i3.r the -ratcr N
When very spongy add three-quarters Of
a cup OF butter beaten to a cream with
the same amount of sugar and three well
beaten eggs Beat hard and again set
aside to keep warm until light. Add
one scant teaspoonful Of cinnamon, then
one-half Of a teaspoonful of nutmeg. one
quarter Of a teaspoonful Of cloves. one
half Of a teaspoonful of salt. one-half Of
a pound of raisins, seeded and slightly
Toured, one-quarter Of a pound OF citron
cut fine. and as much more flour as may
be needed to make a stir batter. Let
rise again, then beat down: divide be-
tween two loaf pans lined with buttered
paper, and let rise once more. baking
slowly in a moderate oven. Cover with
heavy paper for the first half hour to
prevent having too dark a crust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-16

this pleasing creation are also of gold,
richly studded with sparkling brilliants.
while the hose are embroidered with
small golden flowers.
Girdles are still in high favor. and many
very lovely ribbons are used in prefer
ence to silks. The bayadere stripes. in
many widths. are still well liked for
street dress On tailored suits satin rib
bon is often developed in attractive crush
girdles, although one very smart model
showed a. belt of wide mohair braid. fin
ished with dangling fringe of silk.
One of the most noticeable characters
tics of the season is the great amount of
bright red that is being worn. Wherever
fashionable women assemble you will find
that gay colors prevail in the various
realms of dress. Very frequently black
satin skirts are combined with these
brightly colored coats, and in this vogue
we get a hint of a style that will doubt
less be accumulated in the bright spring
days.
Although the winter modes are still be-
ing worn, already the new fabrics for the
coming season are now shown. There are
many new checks plaids and stripes in
wool materials that will look particularly
well when developed in the smart tailor
suits In these there will be a great tend
ency to the jaunty Eton coat. which Is
so well adapted for the balmy days of
the spring season.
The woman who favors checks and
stripes will also find that some very pref
ty patterns have been developed in tat
feta silk, which, by the way, will be used
for many of the smartest dresses.
Lovely crepes in very delicate colors
will bring delight to the woman who ap-
preciates the treasures of the loom and
welcomes the new weaves that promise
such charmingN, creations for the time
when the singing Of the birds is at
hand"
Copyright. 1914. by A. J. Robbery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-16
CoirnmeaI Mullins.

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