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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
3ullanh.

Setter lilies Gig. 9ireftpr SSenlen
Dor operfor set fronife @eionot1fob
i &%jpbenbomn 11otolt 2nlfet ON, at
bans Spn, 6lppercn @etcr l1ffe,
mootte blibe bcgroDct / Morbus.
&u11 for MI ira sen bollte &C.
1anOt / Eoris. mobtoget Gclegron1
ont, at life CT jor0et i CIT 0nbhelt=
filte, at SEN inOcrlte n1eD 2iget bill
bliDe ierbt bcrtil, iuo mart &rigen
CT enbt.
Sc gamle Mfulboerc CT flpttet til
Gjpbcnbann. G11 SSlnf fjpbenbobnife
G1rilter bar / Serier fomrncn pber
poo Wols, fprt9ller chambers Gag
bIoo". 8lonbt Il1rilternc por Ell
Dn9re So1,rnoliit, Scr irof iaurmc11
meD CIT elore 8onDe1nol1o, pg bo1
1purgtc bcnne> ON Ser enonu furb=
ties noglc al Be ganle, tuabelige
Mplboerc. &pn0emon0en %iooreoe:
u9eei, q trplpe npf, 81 er reilt i'll
&jphcnbohn oallonmel"'.
Gtpr @cSe=&nltiDering. Eoo SC
G%trGfninger al Sen ltorc Sjcln1
@e0c mellen1 Gltpob og 5cclt /
@ingfjpbino Mmt> Ser tilbprer 81
refter Sorl @o11ien al &%jpbenbop1,
for scr / Sen iencrc 5ib DGrct fore
togct ltpre Mfbrpnoinger, for at
mo1 fon fon1me / Wa11g 1ne0 set ito
re NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ST.. Sorl
@onlcn bar plnnlogt. Ser CT blene1l
opfprt c1 3luntprbolig poo Sfjel=
let mellcru 5ebel ng gltpob, og Der
fra bill sc ret omfottenOe Elantl1in=
ger blinc le0ct.
9smt for 9pfnmentfalf. Gn 81
aorig Wonb / Malborg, Ser bar
!Sobeoogert for llgeblaoet ~@us og
: @jen1", boboe / 6plge ~georojpll."
Drcpet bcn Goftif at forfalife SEN
1tenligc lln%beragents &b%itteringer
SON bar 1aale0es %fora11Oret en- &pit=
tering pao 50 Mbonne,1ter til 1870
% cn ira 3 til 203, bDorbeo ban
opnoaebe at tillpinOle Jig ret betD=
beige @elpb, 90 &robi1ionen bar IS
Gre pr. Mbonne11t. Wen bet gift no.
t1rligbis life I 2engben, og MI
1fol @r. Speragenten ct Star / Sor=
bcbringsbulet.
9reng ug Moa. Maleren 8reos=
bprffs 8illebe, lomt ct bpgget oper
ct Motib fra Sobs. g. Se1liens
8rnen: u9rengs ferite Mp6e me0
$1,000, og iom inobragte &11nitneretl
@ulome0aiQen, bar bgret mellem
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Cen boflenbe guile 5are nnber
Griaen.

Gn Torfotter i ban1f u9tatio1,ol=
ti0en0e" 1friber font 5ll,tning paa
en- Mrtifcl 11r6er obenltaaenoe Sitel:
set er gibet, at &rigens @plger
fprlt pil bite fig / en- &eDolution al
Seroel1spfonomien, / 5tatens 1aa
bel lom / SEN enfeltes; Ell 9gn6ring
Il Hro0uftioneu, nlaalfe o9laa / Hro=
0uftiousn1etooerne: ian1t Wn0ring /
Sorbrl1gct, fbantitatim og fpolita=
tibt. &rigen bil foo bbirblet en-
M5Gngbe Opfinoeller frem for So
gems 2ps. Sen bill babe gibet Mfil=
lioner ct praftiff &ur}us / at ipore.
0g mango &jenosgjerninger, iom
bibtil FUN lieger 1om latent @iben /
M~e11neifebeoens Bebibltbeo, bill pluO<
ielig hlibe flart belp1te, 1om biotil
u%fjenbte gnbangelier. Man bar me-
get bel bib1t> at mo1t funoe lebe =
% lepe forfreffeligt - uf Ylantc=
fpoe alere, enoog betD0eligt billigere
emo at fon1bineret Mea0. gu biier
Observation-Disclosures, men Senblif
pao sc ulige 2ebneosmi6ler, % paa=
ny Sc fiebeIige SaIreffer, hi meo
2igegploigbeo LOB 8Iiffet GLIDE forbi.
OR. @i1tbbe6e er biItnof fp0t / en-
|beloig 5tl1no, for laa blot bans Mgi=
|tation 10 fun ION bentes at faa
ltprrc acknowledgements 8etDoning,
noor Ser / bele 5amfunDet opltaar
|lGrlige &rob on, % lRrlig 5rang
til, Sen billiglt mlige Ma6. Se
1oooont CT liffert Silf9loet mi, 90
Miooelltmoen ober oct melte at GU
ropa tbinges til at 1enfe fin 2ebe-
|fpb, lin rGtnnoaro Of 2ife" - paa
E@rnno af Den in6traabte 9Drti0.
@ioenifab og 8raf1is bar, / ollie
f5alo oclbis gibet Nnbisning paa be
|getabirife 2ebneosmibler iom @rltat=
il1ing for BET lanet oprere &ip6.
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eSntet at inbbenbe. gn Serre og
en- Dame er a%1,latte beO Gelegrafb be-
Tenet. 9e lfol begge babe &ermis=
iiolL men BET pnsler bem beolt at
Butte, og Sc bleb enige 6erom. 9a=
me11 benDenoer Jig til Deofp1nmenoe
Gbef for at foa Sanftinn poa 8Dt<
11ingc11. SUN flyer.
= SIR. e. og ieg ct bleben enige
ONT at bptte &%ernisiioner, bbis Gle
fe1l life bar noget berimo0.
Gbefen Gnilen0e: &bis Sc Blot
posier Gent, bar jeg intet berimoo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

Weolerierne paa Observation-Disclosures,
ser hor turr1cret gjen11em en- Oel al
bore EroDinsbper.
Torleoen noaeoc l161tillinge11 til
Gshlerg, pg Sen fprite @elpge1be,
Der Der %i11ofonot fig bar 5oge0en,
lom forlongte @reosoorffs 8illeoe
%11Olcperct. Sen lteblige Gn1be0s=
nol1o reprpientereoe Sen fjpben=
bopnife Mrft. @plbbp, ser for 1000
Str. far fight babe 0reng og Moo
% fun tmr goa i110 poa at la6e
@ille0d fplge mcb &onoreuo ltilIi11=
gen til 1. September og III biloe
bobe set bjcm / lin 9ogligltl1e. So
gcoretten bopoe gibet bam MebbolD,
og 9reng % Mpa mootte fplqe me0
Sngeben.
Gn 9pb Tprretning. &11lfirmoet
Mpllr, &%on1p1nor11 & Serifino i
Morbus, ser / @egDnbelien al Bette
Mar pco @eliinger Sfibsbnrft be-
little Ell ny Camper, Der ifl1loe latte
2400 Cons, bar lolgt oenne NpbDg=
ming til 5fibsre6er &nubie n / So11=
ge1un0 for ct 8elpb al 100000 Ser.
|5fibet, Ser ct lpbet al 5toble1 fra
@erftet / @eliingsr, fit Nopnet
Spjon. Mpller, &mo1m & Ser
ifirlo ifol for 5fibet betole &prftet
425,000 ST. oe tjener ioolcoes beo
Solgct $4,000 Ser.
&jpbeitGpnet / Treberieia. 8e1tp=
rcllen for &jebeltebnet / 5reoericio
bar faoet Meobelclie ON, at 6olfe=
tbingcts 6inonsuobolg bor tiltraaot
Sori lagct ONT, at Stoten Doer ct rent
tefrit 2nan pna 100000 &r. til
Sjplp til poo Sreoericio Mprrepolo
at bpgge Ell permanent 8pgning for
&jpbeltebnet 8pgninge11 bil III,
Durtiglt mllligt blibe p%oobegDnot.
Sen biI fpmme til at folte 225,OOO
|-250,OO0 Ser.
Sre0ericia 8praoo bor foruoen
SEN itore @r1tn0, set bar gipet, go=
ro11teret for ct 2aan poa 100000
Ser. 8Dgning opferes al Mrfiteft
@unbelacb &eterlen, ser CT mnfom=
men til 6%reoericia for at foretoge Sc
iioite Mr6eioer foruo for 2icitatio=
mems llobDoelie. Man boaber at
funne foo 8p%gninger feroig til
5tpbnct 1916.
6an fif &pnen til at ifribe en-
falf Sorloberatteit. On @ooro1non6
fra Mariager 2ono1ogn, tioligere
boen0e / Soslunb, bleb / STARTS /
@anoerS bet til en- nng @ige fra
Smegnen. Mean0en bapoe baret Gift
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

0pmorflombeoen benIeoes paa Sen al unoerteeneoe &onite uo=
1enbtc anmarfsEgDgnngss&Latt io1 er ct tighgt SEQ 8Grioelen
a .Onnfpuh1ingerne til 9anmarfs.Sp 9niugen pa 8er6ensuoiilingen i
@on Gronrisco, bborfor hi baober, at cnbnn ret mango maa benpte
@nleoningen til at bHbe @ier al benz imuffe grinbring ON neDne III
forife gegbenbe0.
&ImHen CT fpn1peneret al ben befienote ounife a1nltner, &rpf. q.
Rrog % prelentercr Gom BET bill les al meofdgenbe gfrDf en- tppiit
oanlf 2onoiopl. Sen CT freminet poo Sen apngeIge 9orcduinsfo=
BRIT &ipbenbopn og er ubfprt Gobriens befenbte bla Sorpe.
s fig 1ep ct npbeliat &1ntbarf pe en- &pb for enbber oaif 5ue,
for Ell &ImHe iom benne e1 gonIe ierig @er6 bb fun at bore trent
ihIet ct meget beerenet gntoI @fsemplarer en- @er6i, lom Di1
fqe betpocligt / 9arenes 2gb. Sg 0ertl bill Sen ali6 bore Ell tolenbc
Bepis pao, at @jeren cit Gong bar neb til at 1ehe ct tot 6anf=nme=
rifonlf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Gfspmiion, enten Denne fanr Ell. 6i=
refte eller in6irefte &arafter2

Set Dor 1ermeit SEN bbibe Ser
oens forrige Generation. Set er
forelpbig 91tens Opll1fring. Set ct
forelpbig blebet SEN nltD9renbe @e=
nerations Spgabe at t9lle, bbor
mango 0e guile egentlig er / Jor=
bolb til % anore, lant blibe flor
ODER Mrten og aurofteren al 6isie
Mosier. Men set bliber fgrit SEN
nei te Generation lo1n tilfuloe fuar
at merfe Sglgerne al 6eres 8e0lte=
feores Orientpolitif meb Torltprrel=
fer al 0e guile 8iers &eoer be0
Stillebobets &plter. 5bi 8ifolfene
bill maalfe en- Sag 1t01en6e &pmpe=
iDermc, iom bill opipge npe 8oliger.
&il Oct blibe / 0e bbioe %folfetomme=
]te 2anDe?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

WGelI Oel1l1e lQDere SiQ11OQrO CT
Sapanerne allerebe for1anglt inole=
bet; 0eres &rob til 2ibet er for Or
bcjOsfla5ic ns 8eDfpmmen0e lau
opcrmaaoe inlaa, at 8artiet mellem
bent pg ps enbDer 9enieenoe en-
ltlige. MIle ltore 8er6ensblnDe bar
bragt ilaaenbe gfsempler berpaa.
@n japunlf Mrbejoer fiber PA
elmer 0aglig for EN- 5ietteoel, ia
cit OttenOeoel al bbob en- Dbib biloe
forlo,1ge for Mrbeioet / bare to Ire<
oieOelc al 1en glles Sis. Rnm
mon III, tillige betenfer, at 9itens
2anoe er n1eget rige paa Materialer
og &l1l, CT set flart, at 6isfe 8urer
fan brillges pao 8er6ensmarfeoet
langt billigere e110 ollie andre gg=
mes, og at BEN 6elpiie Stilltono,
ben tore &rig m%e0ferer / mango
al g11ropas Snouitrier, moo beg11l1=
itige ubbiflinge11 al ben urge guile.
Spr6olOet CT allere6e mt set, at /
alle Miiea1s 5torbDer er Sc guile
Ii Serb meb at fonfl1rrere Sc euro
ppiife 6irntaer no = bette enoog
Il ielnc set paraoiiiffe og 1torllaae0e
@ongfpng, @cr0e11s melt trofifereoe
5pbor1belslto0.
Spm eSl1oultrilono bur Sine Be-
tingclier iom intet onbet / @erbe11.
Ser er &11llejer paa flere 9ltnore0e
Il1ii11Oc acknowledgements lloltref=
ming, ser CT Scrnlejer, lon1 CT SSor=
0ens rigelte, og Ser er fprlt % it6lt
Set mangfoloige og billige Men11ez.
ifen,oteriole. Gil Dem, lom enonu
tbibler ont 0e1 plterlon01fe &i9m=
percpl1blifs f11ltl1rmesiige &Gflt, CT
Set nof at itgc: Gent Blot poo,
bDoroan &inu bor foron6ret Jig /
2sbct al 10 Mor. 8ort1et fra, at
Set bor ififtet 6orfotning og giort
fin betpOeliglte % fraftigltc Gift
fellc til Stotsoberbnpeo> bor set
faoet fltlofert ct megtigt Sernbane=
rlte gjenl1em npiten Dele 2an0et.
(Tor 19 Nor iiben bar Ser egentlig
fun lpngere 8oner / Noroen ng
inb til Eefing). &bor tore &igets
gfonomilfe og in0repolitiife &onlfe=
ligbeoer ems ltlt1l0pm hur beret ell
Ter enonn er, iaa ct Set BOG e1
&ie11bsgjer1ling, at ole1e berDe0 ct
mpgtigt Sfribt fren1oo en- gjort.
Ser ct ifoffet Ho / oe in6re &ro=
binier, ng Sc mango b%oar01affe0e
|Soroonn11le moo g1ropeerne 1Dnes
at bore begne. Mllcrebe / @ont=
fcbu=&eloens iioite Gi6 bar fprpb=
rigt 5fennoet til Sc ltore 1noterielle
&eformer logt, og ON life Sen be-
1tanOigc S%ino1sneO bereote Gegje=
ringen oOifillige &onifeligbeoer, bill
Ioe man babe ppret enonu longt
| bioerc.
Ofon bar / iin Gio tilbpjelig til
at tenfe Jig Sen guile Sore iom Ell
militer. Selu ONT europa al SEN
mberenOe &rig blep ol0rig 1oa uO=
mottct, bill Gr11lle11 fra 9lt oog lit=
fert fprlt / onOen Omgang foa Oen=
nc &orofter. Gen @l1le sSore bill
fprlt fon1me lpn. SEN ltpre &onf11r=
romeo meo orgonilereoc, ip%ltelnotiite
l1n0erbl1b pg | en- Mooleltpf, iom
6en bDioe 8eroen tibligere fife
fien6te til. &il ga Sen 5enf1,ing /
2epefooen berbjunme og Sen 6or=
bejel1c / Gnergien, iom Sen nube=
ret1oe e11ropeiite &rig oel5 bar lfabt,
bels enbnu fo11 ifabc / @clten =
tiltro0s for ct flcrfolOigt Million=
tab of Sc froftigltc M9nO og Scent
pcfapitolcns Gbeleggclie = nerc
ltore NOT til, / 6orbinbelie n1eD 11pe
pfonomiifc grneringsprinciper at
berne % moo BEN tr11enoc guile
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Gn al Sc ,11ange.
(@l1or. Gannerrp i uDmnebirfe".)
SON Git %1erliemmc ioo Itpt boa fin

(Mnor. 8annernp / rDnnnebirfe" !,
@on Git Dcrbicmmc lao 1tet bog tit
Glpp
poa 51esbigs bofffeoe 8ange
% jl1bleb' on Sop meo 6ug1en
Sfob
DC bltbc Diemlige 5ange.
Dg 6urerne Iag0es 40 8affen op
Joni Saorer 1iee og lnnge,
og aragerne fulgte i luttet Crop
ao Gurernes forte @mge.
DC bruno, sc niffcD' laa linoigt al
6teb,
De biolte BET 10 laa npie,
at mar set leo inloo Mfteners 6rco,
Dor enot ocres Glib % Meie.
Saa ipenbte ban 1inoigt fra Ylober
0eHL
liot fla&,pes pilbc Sc gjerne,
og- iaa fisrte ban % oe bruno
bien>
mems Moffen f1ang i set fjerne.
Og boboe Sc bruno pao @tol6 bo11
laf 8
og eipet Dem @anb og Sober,
lao gift ban inb til fin fj9relte 5fQt,
It'll fire rare lmaa Yooer.
Sao 1lntteb' fig 6Iofffen tpt omfring
Sar,
set minO1te tog ban poo 5fg6et,
pg Wor IND fra &gffenet Ma6en
bar,
lon bclte Sc lamnue11 8rpbet.
@bor CT ban mn benne? Set be6
mo Ell:
Oct er ci lao nemt at iige.
S 9og gaar manffe moo Gelten
bans Sci,
Il Woreen til Husfunos Mige.
Wcn biemme / @toloen Sc bruno
itaor
meo flpge> ip9reel1oe 8liffe,
og %greoen0e Gulle / &sffenet gaar:
vMor, fon1mer sSaoer 6oq iffe?"
~GiIt fpnnnler ban otter, min Guile
NOR,
igjen bjem i'll fine fjere,
gao uD og leg nu / @ooroen meb
8ror.
MI ifal Du 10 ortig bore"
Soooon pnsler bun for fine ln1aa
Il Smerteu, Dem ltore og 1tumme,
men lGic fon man / 9lnenes blaa:
Mon 0og life han ffl1loe fo11me?
Maolfe> og mooffe 81, / Dag fac
rpb,
j. Wprgeu / Grabcns Bjemme.
0et bele bbtler i 6remtibans 5fipb
fun 5fjebnen TON oct beIternn1e.
Og 2ibet filter meo Saab og SrDgt
set FILTER meb 5org og @lebe;
me11 @leben enc poo 9oobct e,
bDgt,
og @aob boloer Sabnct neoe.
Seen fpmmer ian otter, Ioo CT for
11of
Sen gamle fra Ihunone Gage,
ban gl9bes igien mcb fin 8prne
flnf,
og mes lin %frofaIte Wage.
San frpber Jig peo fin Snoreneipro
og Elpben otter ban tager,
og 6ltren legges Tom efter en- 5no1
op as Sen boffebe Mger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

&rHen pua Moten er $780, portofrit tiHenot. @tprrelen 7 Eom=
mer 9ianctr.
&de Snbtagen tiTaoer 9unmarfs= @pgnings +6onoct. Set bee er,
fon1 Snnripionn po ide Aloten ontDber:
Sill Sanmarfs 9Grc.
stetop aor> 90 0anmars9p gnings= 5ug logger iaa iterft Be
flag poo 9onT=Mmerfonernes Spmprfonbeo, Doe EN- }aa0an Hate
bore 1orig pelfon1uaen iom Ell Suegane, og int funoe bere mere
posien0e.
Oct iuloe elpbe % at n1obtage 9eres 8ehIing inorel.
0eo benlg Silen,
nmarfs8b9ntngs=&pmitee
&oom 800, 2cf 8log,
5m1 Granrisco, Golf.
Yloten fn cn6nu faus bs 6. 6. 8unnf, 464S Calumet Mbe,
Chicago, elr bos 6. q. gfntbiein, 31O3 Columbus 9be, Minneobp=
liz, Minn, bbor 9efilin9cr mpotoees % eHeftueres rneo ~on1gaoenoe
Not.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

tende og glansl3st Haar.
Mrs. Mason's "Old
English Hair Tonic" og
Shampoo Cream" ON
fatter en- aldeles kom-
plet Demanding for
Haarets Vedligeholdel-
Sc. "Shampoo"-Midlet,
tilberedt at oplivende og
rensende Urter, gj0r
Haaret krd1lat Np qlin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22

sende og f%jerner Skurv / HaarbuD
den. "Hair Tonic, $1.00 pr. F1aske
Shampoo Cream, Csc pr. Pakke.
Mrs. Mason's Bog: "The Human
Hair and How to Preserve it,, og
en- Prove at navnte Shampoo" frit
paa Forlangends.
PAXTON TOILET CO.. Boston. Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
For godt Haar.

Frances Aida siger:
"Mrs. Mason's Old
English Hair Tonic
og Cream
er i allie Maader me-
get tilfredsstillende."
Frances Aida.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-10-22
Mrs., MASONS
OH Enpltsh
HAIR TONIC
M "SHAMPOO CREAM"

er de to Pr@parater, som benytte-
des af Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Speclallst,
we'd Haarfrisuren i Vanderbilts Fa-
mile. Hertuginden af Marlborough,
Nine. Melba, og establishments l
New York, London og Paris, SOM
bevidner diets Overlegenhed 0
tyndt, affaldende, svagt, stivt, split
Arizona republican., 1915-04-19
LATEST FASHION NOTES FROM THE
 FASHION CENTRES

blue and while braid trimming will be used, and while simple tailored styles may be fooled for with high collars that are called military" if maybe and certain other evidences of the kind, anything exaggcratedly military while it may be seen, is not likely 10 be accepted by the best dressed women, or to gain anything like a per manent hold. Recently we have had exhibi- ton of models, vouched for by leading de signcrs, and among them was a most attractive costume of gabardine in putty shade or color the jacket of which was trimmed with double loops and frogs and there is no question but tha- such closing will be extensively used. but treatment c3 that kind is far removed from any thing eNaggeratediy military and may well be welcomed since they herald the return of sanity in dress and the incoming of styles that z-c ,t once smart attractive and practical. Undoubt- cdlv jackets are to be short and the costumes shown for the South afe made with bocros. and others with coats that extend just to, or below the hP-line An attractive model is made with a tiny little bolero finished with turned-up edge all around and is worn with a skirt finished in the same way with turncd-up edge or cuff. The effect is a good one. and the style is to hc welcomed, but the statement that 1t is entirely new and that the cuff treatment originated with the English taiors is born of a mistake As a matter of fact, the cuff skirt was shown here in New York by one of our own designers not less than two years ago. It was worn by number of smart women and was generally admired, but was noticed mostly upon costumes of the clientele of that particular tailor It did not gain very great hold but 1t certainly Is not new at this period. and like many another good thing, 1t has been compelled to travel around through London to be really acclaimed but when it came to Us by one of our designers, it met only with a quiet response. But from whatsoever it may have come, by whoevers aid it has been introduced, 1t makes a smart finish for the skirt and is particularly attractive in combination with a short jacket finished in tailored style.
 That skirts are growing wider is a scf-evident fact, but the extremely wide ones are not meet ing with great favor and the tunic is by no means passt; 1t is too beautiful, too hecoming to be allowed to fall into dsuse. An exceedingly beautiful gown of white charmeusc just exploited by one of our most fashionable dealers, shows a scant foundation skirt with very full tunic which is longer at the front and back and is rounded up to half length at the sides.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-19

TT HE skirt yokes are a.->-g the
 features of the latest designs.
 A This one is perfectly plain and smooth fitting with the skirt below laid in plaits at tine sides. These plaits give the effect of panels and at the same time 1t provides fullness freedom and the fashionable flare. In this case the material for the gown itself is a gabardine which is such a favorite, and all the trimming DOT tions are made of velvet, the color being a military blue that Is such a pronounced favorite The bodice is a very pretty one, the vest portions and the pointed waistcoat belt being cut in one, while the fronts are full enough to shape softly and bccom- inely. There Is no material more fashionable than gabardine or none that will give better service. but there are many that can be utilized for the gown. Charmeuse satin and faillc silk are being worn and either would be handsome in combination with velvet. BroadCloth Is to be extensively used this season and it Is just as well suited to the designs as gabardinc. If preferred, the yoke can match the skir: in place of the trimming. 90 that there are many possibilities in this model Putty color is to be d favori,c of the Spring and it would be charm ing used for this costume; or sand color would be handsome either in gabardinc or in br0adcioth. On the one hand we are to wear just such light shades as these, on the other many of the dark. rich blues suggested by the soldiers uniforms. Among the new shades is Napoleon blue whiea k ex- ceedingly beautiful.
 For the medium size will be required 25s yds. of material 7, I$l yds. SC, I12 yds A. in wide. with 7s yd. 2l in. wide for the collar. vest and belt; for the skirt will be needed 414 yds. 27. 33s yds. 30. 212 yds. II in. wide. with 1s yds. velvet 24 in. wide for the yoke.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-19

TT would be difficult to find two costumes at once more attractive
 and more typical of what Is newest and best than are these. The tunic gown combines net with charmeuse satin and that combination is favorite one. The loose basque that hangs in straight lines makes feature The touch of white -charmeuse in collar and reveres is peculiarly worthy of mention. The sleeveless blouse ar ranged over the separate guimpe is to be found in many of the best liked and most attractive models that have been shown. The basque Is a very simple little garment drawn on over the head with only a slight opening at the front to provide breadth across the shoulders. The guimpe is quite plain and the skirt is cut in two pieces. with the full, flaring tunic arranged over it. This tunic can be cut either with the front open or closed.
 For the medium size the basque over-blOuse will require I34 yds. of material ? or S, and I3s yds. A in. wide with 13 yd. ? for the collar and reVeres.
 For the guimpe will be needed I15 yds. of material 36 in. wide, for the skirt 3 | yds. of material P. 25s yds 30 or A. in. wide, and for the tunic 313 yds. of material 2, 21 yds. 36 or Al i'll. wide.
 The third costume shows the semi circular skirt which Is one of the most interesting features of the Spring, and together with it the sleeveless blouse worn over a quite separate blouse or guimpe The skirt Is plain at the front but gathered across the back to accentuatc the flare The little basque is one of the most fascinating gar mcnts thar could be found. The three garments combined make a costume in the very height of style while each one is so simple that 1t can be made by the home dressmaker without the least difficulty.
 For the plain guimpe will be required 2$4 yds. of material ? or yds. 90.
 For the sleeveless blouse 21{ yds. P or 2 yds. 90 or II, and for the skirt 438 yds. of material 2, 25S yds. 36 or A. For the trimming will be required 61z yds. of narrow, and 314 yds. of wide braid, with i yd. velvet for the collar.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-19

The coming season is something of problem as yet, but a~c always can be employed and it is always beautiful and always adds richness and character to any season. That fashions will inevitably be more or less influenced by pre- vailing conditions is a foregoue conclusion. In the worlds History, it never has failed to be true that the great event of the time was re- Gccted in matters of dress. There has been an effort to introduce dominant military
 influence and effect but while doubtless certain evidences of the military are found and will be fouad, the horror of militarisn and its results is too keenly impressed upon the thinking world to allow anything like a suggestion of utilizing the greatest tragedy of history dominant factor in anything so frivolous in comparison the fashions of the season. There fore. while we will wear great deal of military
Arizona republican., 1915-04-19

ZINE of the most interesting of all the many [ movements with which the designing
 world Is concerned just now is an effort to bring about a general use of lace, and par ticularly lace of the handmade sort, so much Of which is made by Belgian peasants. Since that thought is so entirely in line with the prevailing one of the community the sugges- ton is sure to be one of especial appeal at this time for shortly We will be thinking of the new season and with new season comes always demand for new fabrics In addition, it takes time to make lace, and if good is to be worked through the suggestion. orders must be placed in advance. Dealers must understand that hounCcs and trimming will be utilized when received and an assurance must be felt all along the line that the ultimate consumer will hc a helper and indeed an enthusiastic aide. No amount Of money given over can ever achieve the good or real help that is to be found in paid employment. If one and all We Ecrd our energies to create a demand for fine Belgian lace and see to 1t that the unfortunate women sufferers are paid for their time we will have done a greater good by far than could bc accomplished by the giving of money that will only serve to tide over a present crisis. Belgian condition will be ptiful for a long time to come Continued philantrophy is not benefit employment is great and all-important rced and therefore whoe,c CT pledge thcmscltcs to wear lace and to buy lace will do q greater good by far. Here the movement. has been started by leading importers and buyers but it requires exploitation to bring about the greatest good