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raros de persOnales hist6rlcos.Sl.Oo

EraroS de perSOneJeS 1lsIorIcoS.S1.GC
Sacerdote ? Caudillo. Obra referen-
tie & Ia Independence ...... 75c
Los Insurgentes. Continuation del
relate de Ia i~nsurrecci6n contra Es-
Memorials de IN GuerTillero. Eisto-
ria de Ia Guerra de Reforma 75c
La Majestad CaiGa. Novela historical
de Ia revoluci0n Maderista =. soc
Episodes Militares Mexicanos. Obra
de interes para los afectos a como
Ger nuestras grandiosas luchas por
Ia ibertad. Trata de la Guerra de
Independence = Ia Invasion Ameri-
cana Dos tomos $3.50
Historic del Pueblo Mexicano. So
berbio resImen de historic patrla,
con numerosos grabados de vistas,
m~onumentos, retrat0s, etc. Dos to-
mos pasta tela $500
Historic Patria, por don Justo Sierra.
,4Gstrada o grabados ...... soc
De Porfirio Diaz a Francisco Madero.
0bra politica de actualidad, por el
Dr.. Lara Pardo ............$1.Oo
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Homemade d RuSiilol

MADRID. Julio.-Un grupO nunl'-
roSo de artiStaS. amigos del genial
DintOr Santiago RuSiHOl han iIo
a yiSitarIc IA sd cstudio en- Aranju z
dondc sc encuentra trabajandO IA
nosamcntc Ell varias importan :
obras.
Los amigos del laurcado Ru>i,o.
- propOnen celebrar I'm banqu II
en- que Sc lc rcndira homcnajc.
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La situaci0n SC agra,a dcSgracla-
d3mentc.

En- rCalidad, Ia Sltuaclon N Sono-
ra aduuierc cada dia mayor grave
dad. debido a la acti>idad que han
dcsplcgado carranciStas c indioS en-
los differences lugarcs dOnde Operan.
Successes Dc gran impOrtancia eSta-
mos a punto de prescnciar, pues el
gobicrno cSta dispueSto a poncr en-
jucgo todos los cIcmentOs dc que
dispone, para combatir u suS enemi-
-os. La lucia pues, adquirira pro-
porcioneS que no habia alcauzado
hasta la fccha. pues sera una lucha
ell Ia que Sc jugara el "todo por el
todo.'
o Maytorena y sus hombres AGA
ban con los carrancistas Y los lndios
que los combaten, o los dos eneml-
COS del sobierno del Estado acaban
con el.
La paz esta muy Iejos de tener su
asiento ell eI desventurado Sonora.
Paro Is justc conSignar que 81 Ia
situaci6n Sc ha agravado, clio Sc
debc a que los carrancislas quicren
domjuur en- Ell ESLado. arrojando dc
81 q E~c1sEn2dor prcp,et2-io.
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ENito de las obligaciOnes

MADRID. julio.-Hoy La sido q
primer dia ell que sc abrieron la
suscripciones de obligaciones de!
tcsoro Y 81 Gxito mas complete Ia
coronado la iniciativa, puesto que
81 hicieron peticioncS para cuaIro
miIloncs sejscientaS mil pesetas.
Sc cree SECURE que habran lie
ser absorbidas por ell pubIicO cn
general, sobrc i3N.O0O,OO0 de pes
taS.
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~iENCIAS OCULTAs

Secretos &c los Garitos. Arte de ga
a 4 todos los juegos. .$1.oo
La Gran Magia Suprems...... Soc
Enchiridiones, Grimorios y Pentacu-
Ia Gran Varita Adivinadora y 81 Vie
10 Druida de las Piramides.. Csc
e. Dragon Rojo O FL Arte de Mandar
& los EspIrItuS ........... Zoe
Manual de Magia Blanca...,. Csc
Manual de Magia Roja...... Csc
Manual de Magia Negra...... 25c
Clavicula del Rev Solomon -. Use
Ell Poder del Pensamiento. Su domi-
MO Y cultura. Obra para estudiar Ia
fuerza del pensamiento .....$l.o0
Tesoro de Milagros de Ia Cruz de Ca
ravaca. V~erdaGera joya del ocultis-
mo cOc
Los Adnirables Secretos de Alberto
el Grande csc
Filtros Magicos.-Secretos para al
canZarlo TODD $500
Lbro Magno de San Cipriano. Edi-
ci6n unica Y completa del famoso
Grimorio, considerable como Ia sofa
a~utentica entire todas $500
Secretos de la Prestidigitaci6n y Ia
Magia. Lecciones de escamoteo :
prestidigitaci6n .$l.OO
La C!avicula del Hechicero. o Libro
de San Cipriano, con infin.Iad de Sc
cretos SOC
El Diccionario Internal. Contiene 10
refergnte a las ~apariciones, magia
blanca, -oia Y negra, adivinaclones,
conJuros, etc. .S1.Oo
Dogma = Ritual de Ia Alta Magla.
Esta obra ensena los misterios de las
~ciencias ocultas. Contiene e. TRAN
guIo de Solomon, Ia irradiacion ma
gica, la Cabala, secretos del eXlto,
nigromancia, etc. $500
81 Eerdadero Libro Internal. Trata-
DO complete de las ciencias ocultas.
Contiene Ell ibro de San Cipriano, Ia
clavicula de Solomon, magia supre-
! ma, invocaciones, conjuros, el ORA
! g6n Rojo Y Ia Cabra Internal, rece-
tas de Ia reina Cleopatra, etc. 75c
81 Verdadero Dragon Rojo. Contie-
ue pactos in~feraales, encantamien-
tos, modo &c hacerse invisible Y de
evocar al diablo, etc. $500
verdadero Horoscope para Adjvinar
- PorveEiF -.......... SoS
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HOMEMADE 4 IN GRAN PA
TRlOTA.
Vicne dc la pigina 3.

muchOs. y-lo que nadie ignOra-ia
Influenza del imperialism yankee.
por este en- los Hltimos tiempos
aqu6l noble ancianC no era q Boa
bdil de una Granada leiana SirO ell
dcstcrrado anSiOsO de restituirse a
sus patrios lares a cada instante
amcnazados del Septentri6n.
Apeio ii la memOrla y acuden
prcSurosos hechos y COsas cratas de
otros tiempos. no muy %lejanos, pero
idos va para sicnpre. y, a Ia evo-
caci6n. acuden los fantasmas predl-
lcctos dc Ia mente. Pasan y los que
remos detener porque no es bora
que Sc marchen. Pcro aunque Sc
aIcian, permanecen vividaS Ell Ia
memorial la impression y Ia imaGen,
del mismo modo que laten con no
sotros csas ap]ariciones humans
que son a manera de palabras era
YES y confortadOraS que Ia gran o
confusa de la humanidad nos dice.
notas amables Y cojidaS al vueto
en- ell immense rumor de las bata-
Has Y las tempestades de Ia eXlS-
fcncia. Esas nOtas forman la CO.
hortc guardiana de nuestro Opti-
mismo Ell medic del cual nos re-
fugiamos con el pensamlento en-
los dias de desconsuclo y de rabia
para ~salvarnoS de las ~tentaclones del
odio Y defender 10 POGO que nos
dueda de bueno en- ell cOraz6n.
Isl nos fuera possible hablar aqu'
de tantas dulces cosas! Mas, no., es
menester que el llarto Sc evaporp
para llcgar serenos a una tumba
que todavia no sc habre-porque de-
be abrirse en- terra meXicana-y
cautar ALI CT himno de los inmOr-
tales.
Entire tanto, en- este solemne
acaccimiento reseutimoS, nos parece
Yer la promesa de alGuna aparlci6n
que colore de luz el horizonte es
estrecho y torvo del porvenir. Por-
que no solo algo sc lleva de nose
trOs el ilustre homDre, sino que nos
mantiene unidoS a su recuerdo con
vinculos de fortaleza spiritual que
cast nos parece corp6rea. is Ia
vision de SUI amadO Mexico, pros
pero y feliz.
y. ahora, uniendo nuestro recuer-
do Il Ia esposa sin mancha que TODD
comnarti0 ION el, hasta Ia lnJuria;
saludando r~everenteS q IA noble
dana que e~pcueutra isual en- Ia Viz
Itucsa princesa ~invepcjbie; repetmos
las palabras del immense Bossuet
ante los despojoS del Principe Gle
Condo:
"Puede su memoria fomeutar nues
tras platicas, puede ell recuerdo de
sus virtudes Serminar benefico e.
EN- nuesLros corazones; puede su
muerte, cuya idea inunda n~uestros
oios. servirnos a la vez de ejemplo
~ de consuclo.
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TropaS ~!iccnciadaS.

MADRID. julio. S" lan trri.j J.:
nCticiaS de Marruccos, cn las que 80
dicen Que On los puerioS de aIu"-
Iia region han sido cmbarcados Fin
contratiempo de ninGuna clasc io."o0
soldadoS, que han sido llcenciad">,
por habcr cumplido cl tempo -
"iamcntario bajO bandcraS.
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jBRAS DIVERSAs

- yoz de Ia Naturaleza. Collector
De he-mosas historias = novelas mo
cales SIPS
4enuaI de Agriculture y Ganaderis
indispensable para Ia genie de cam
90. Con grabados .SI-3R
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Marina lla Sido rctiradO.

MADRID, Julio.-En 81 Con<rjo
de Ministries dc Ia Corona efectualo
hoy Y que preside Ill Majestal 81
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PHECEAS
! SAH 49,

PoesiaS de Antonio Plaza. Soc
Pasi0nari2s. Ob-as poaticas de Ma
nuel II. Flores. ........... Doe
Poesias De Manuel Acune Aunenta-
das con e. hermoso drama Eel Pa
saGo' 6cc
Los TrovaGoreS de Mexico Bermosa
collection C poesias de nuestros me-
ores au-ores. 4 Ia ruStica sos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
NOVELAS A 3sc CADA UNA

Maldites Sean las Mujeres.
Malditos Sean les HombrsA
MaIGiras Sean las Suegraz
Arte de BUscar Marido
Las Evas Modernas
e Novio PresJado.
La Hija de las Flores.
Fl Purgatorio de las SolteroS
FL Paraiso de las Mujeres.
g Inferno de los Hombrss
Viva mi Novia!
81 Hada de los Marss
Su Majestad Ell Amor
Maldito Sea Ell Amor.
Ia Princess del Doliar
amor Y Nartirio.
La Hija de Venus.
Po- cue Sc Casan los Hombret
Por que sc Casan las MujereS.
Por cue Pecan las Mujeres,
Por que Reinciden las FiudAs
e Collar de ESme-alGsa.
Las Hijas de Champagne
e Nido de RuiSenores
Las Obreras del Amer.
Marina o Ia Hija de las Ola
Hasionarias de Annoy
s. ST &c las Ninas
Ia Viuda Allegro.
"a Nina de los Jazzs'asN
Ca!yarlo &C Amor.
Por segUjr q una Mujer
Nalditos Sean los Celos
La corte del Amor,
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FL Rey a la Granja.

MADRID, JuIio.-Terminado el deS
pacho del Consejo el Monarch ha re-
grcsado a Ia Grania.
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pinos, pueS este era I'm arbol que
abundaba mucho en- dichos bos-
queS.
Tn ahogado I'll [; ?,...,o
MADRID. JuliO.-En eli claSico r>-
tanque del Retro, ha naufragado
hoy una embarcaci0n de las que
ALI hay para recreO de los pasean-
les. p~ereciendO ahOgadO uno de los
companies del botc, el sastre An
tonic Camara.
En- union de este iban en- Ell DO
tc dos mujereS y OtrOs dos hon.
bres, los cuales fuerOn Salvado$
por los guardas del Retro, gu"
acudieron proniamente a prestar-
les auyiliO.
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RELIGION

= tnicay-52 de Cristo eOc
-2cec.sEO lie Eipaids 10c
Lavatle IeNican0 sGc
AEcora Ge saI.aci6n ........ soc
yomulgaG0r General ....... 75e
PeqCeac LavaAo De Ia Juventud, 0
De~vocioua-io del Cristiano zoe
Urso De F;Ioso:ia Elemental, Por
8almes CODtiene I6gica uetatisi-
GO, etlca, ere. ......... .$l.25
Oevocionario Guadalupano z5c
CaCecismo de Perseverance, $40
Los Martires, 0 e. T-iunfo de Ia Reli-
gi6n C~ristia1a. Libro cUya lectU-a
nos hace asisru Z "a iucha de Cos
g~eneraciones c~oHtrarias: la uno al
mads cor los arreos de "a ferocidad,
= Ia otra cor el simbolo reden-
tor SZ-OO
81 Genio del Crist:anismo. ESta obEa,
como Il anterior, es de las mejOrss
para los hogares. Ambas est4a edi-
tadas q TODD lujo $500
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NOYELAS A 4Oc CADA UNA
e Becerro de O7s
E. Hijo Maldito.
La Lucha por ell Amor.
e. Manuscrito de Mi Madra
Maria, por Jorge Issaca
e Cura de Ia Ades
Dora.
AZucen&
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BRAS POETICAG DE PEA

2oeSias Escogi&a. soc
81 ACpa del Amor S1.25
Flores del Alma SIPS
aogar : Patria. Edici6n de lujo.$l.25
2~ecuerdOs = Esperanzas Edici6n de
lujo SIPS
Las GioriaS de Mexico. Collection de
conpos!c.ones dedicadas e Is patris
: 8 sus heroes .... 7se
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OBRAS
De VENTA

AczEDgADA La zs aBGuRA La QUE GENE IL esos GuREDo La Gus ENDS EE sARA"
pACHAn PuR CoRRso CON LOS GAsT0s pAGADos Ell asMO Ola QUE Sc RECIBB La oRDE'
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R DE c T HUGO

e. Eombre cue RE IS
l7artas 2 Ia Novia ....... 65e
la Leyenda de los Siglos S5e
Nuestra Sonora de Paris ..... 5er
Hsp de Islandia, o e Hombre T'
"a sSs
81 A1o Terrible .......... 75s
Los MiserabieS, 2 tomos ......$l-5o
Los Trabajadores del Mar 80. SIS
?! Noventa : Tres. Episodios de 10
Revolution Francess ...... 75t
ninp 75S
81 Destierrc Ros
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Sc Triunfa en- IA Vida. Obra
.drcativa de utiIidad practica, que
.ontiene 20 lecciones de Ia vida dia-
ia, Ensens 10 que debe hacerse
nara alcanzar exito en- los negocios,
N Ell estudio. en- 10 que el honbre
,e propongs Is mi obra muy
IEl .... .Sl.o0
,zhsl en- Campsna tpastorelar co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-19
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
American Rockies
Salt Lake City
Riverside
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Santa Barbara
Del Monte
Santa Cruz

Several Wonderful Sights will be
witnessed by THE RICHMOND vIR-
GINIAN Tourists: The Panama.
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco
the Greatest Exposition the World
Has Ever Seen. It has, or will, cost
S50,00O,OOO when complete. Grand
Canyon in Arizona; the Garden of
the Gods and Pixies Peak; the
American Rockies; the Royal Gorge;
San Francisco, destroyed by earth
quake and fire but few years ago
and rebuilt better and more beautiful
than ever; Lower California, the Most
Beautiful Section Of America; the
Big Trees; the Old Missions of Cali
fornia; the Exposition at San Diego.
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THE PLAN

D md o seven
be put to hreales
to twenyf
aTai6cE
a cent o of the
untthf rnwilbe
travel
A petent rconduo
Tourists Agency, will the
ayw and trouble Willie
onrtn pleaure our tourists en route
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No vote coupon will he printed in THE RICHMOND
VIRGINIAN during the of the contest
be clipped from THE
RICHMOND v1RGIN1AN secured through the regular sub
scrption channels.
Votes issued on subscriptions
THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN during the life OF the contest
for shorter period than three months
Candidates permitted buy
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subscriptions.
be
other.
Should candidate contest Ter
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Votes withdrawn be recovered
have deposited n
inspection of the candidates whom they belong
time during the contest and business hours.
committee of three responsible business win
Judges last the contest and after
a of the vote declare the winners
the of be final and
of no appeal
THE vIRGINnAN the right prizes
during the contest
be o Judges nd
1T will remain scaled until opened by them that
In OF the contestants tying rip
will
No salaried employe or close relative OF same of THE
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RULE NO g.
No statement or promise by any solicitor eanyasser
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If THERE IS ANY POINT NOT QUITE
CLEAR, WRITE, PHONE OR CALL on THE
CONTEST MANAGER AT THE RICHMOND VIR-
GILMAN CONTEST DEPARTMENT.
Telephone Randolph 90
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RULES.

4.
T3o Monday April 49, and closes at
saturday, July
RULE NO. NOMINATIONS,
Any white sixteen years of married
single good moral character and reputation residing
the districts the
the Application blank)
Ing bringing IN the application the Contest
THE RICHMOND V1RGIN1AN
Candidates they
reside
The Manager to any question regarding
districting of candidates
Candidates moving district another. after
having retained the district
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Nominations candidates. be made
any during without
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candidates write personally
positively telephone
No candidates substituted
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There to enter.
described the
Contestants compete only n
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Any no activity may be
that district may
ferred to voting
point. the discretion
Manager.
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RULE NO. 4-vOTING.

Fac THE DAILY VIRGINIAN will contain a
each OF THE SUNDAY
good for I'VE when
wit he district of the candidate whom is
to b.
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A CONTEST WITHOUT A LOSER

Of m Ito
candidates enroll addition eight
all the of
raign and cen
nnwirhe oil
accodin o heir nn1rsa ndth
$500 in Gold Will Be Given the Person Who is First to
Nominate the Highest Vote-Cetter of
the Contest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17

suit dark brown. Effective trimming motifs of appliqued brown velvet, out lined with metallic cord are placed on the bell sleeves, on the front of the coat below the crossed strips of fur. and on short tablier, or apron of satin which hangs over the skirt just below the coats edge. The wide sleeves are a distinctive feature of this season and in their edges may be glimpsed the lining of apricot satin which adds to the daintness of the coat. Of course this tailleur for a youthful bride is short in the skirt: and were it not for this short skirt the dignified coat would be a little too stately in style for young woman: but short skirt, high heeled boots and very dashing hat of velvet and ostrich make the handsome costumel quite young enough for the bride.
 Currant Rcd A Trousscau Shade.
 In the same October rousseau is most enchanting house frock of curl rant red faille silk, copied from 8 Paquin frock which made a decided hit at the Paquin opening a short time since. Currant red is permitted to the Parisienne indoors and she Is reveling in this new, vivid shade which
 is an agreeable change from tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17
A Dainty Dance
 Frock Slip|

Between season time Is the ideail period for making up negligees. fanci1| full petticoats and dancing slips for| the coming winter. Styles in thesS| garments are not arbitrary and voia5 tile. and nothing is gained by leavinE| their making until the last minuteI| when more important dressmakinC| will be under consideration. FromI| last years evening frock chArmine| dance petticoat may be evolved forI| this winter. and as for negligees. wherel| Is the woman who mas not some cher-| ished Idea of a particular pegligeo|| which she intends building when sheI| gets around to it7" Here is pretty|| idea for dancing slip which may bel worn under the winter dance frock ON lace or silk: A short. gathered skirt|| and little brassiere reaching froml| waistline to armpit, are of soft silkH tn white or flesh pink tone. TW6|| outings of white net footing arc setE' Into the brassiere all the way around& and six rufies of the net footing trim|| he skirt. each runle its own width above the next. Bodice and skirt sre|| united under cording and ribbons|| aold the brassiere over the shoulders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17

untidiness ono so often deplores on otherwise smIrtly turned out women.
 The importance of correct gloves and boots can scarcely be over-esti- mated and women are much more par ticular about these details of dress than they used to be. Seldom now does one see run-over boot heels; but this careful attention to the footgear IS undoubtedly owing to the shortness of skirts. No more may a badly shod foot be withdrawn beneath a kindly skirt hem; no more may the top of. the boot be left unpublished because only toe and heel will show, anyway, below the skirt. Vanity prompts the possessor of always obvious feet to Keep them always attractively shod, even If a natural love of neatness does not impel: and 1t is more than likely that the nature of mans dress hes been responsible for the reputation he has always had for fastidious care about his boots.
 Gloves are an expensive item of the wardrobe-there Is no getting around that; for gloves must be perfect, ire proachably new and fresh, to give the finish of chic to the costume. For tunately. one may econonixe on even- ing gloves. these days. when bare arms are quite en regle with gaslisht frocks; and may spend the extra amount on gloves for the street. Mended gloves are the sign manual of economy and rob the smartest costume of any claim to distinction. If mendlng must be done, It should be accomplished with paipstaking nicety. The mending cot- ton should match the kid exactly and the needle should ba as fus as possible
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17

sombre blues, blacks and greens she must adhere to out of doors this sea- son. The trousseau frock in question has a short gathered skirt of currant red faille, with two four-inch tucks of cream colored chiffon set into the skirt below four-inch tucks in the faille. Cream colored stockings and black slippers are worn beneath the short skirt. There is bodice of cream colored chiffon with elbow sleeves yes, elbow sleeves, if you please!- having cuffs of pleated currant red taille; and over the cream chiffon bodice are drawn up panels of the red silk to overlap each other on the shoulder, the panels joining a cord- gathered girdle at the waistllne. The tops of the panels are rounded out to show the top of the chiffon bodice, also rounded girlishly.
 For Theatre Wear.
 For theatre wear Is pictured an unus- ually beautiful wrap. fashioned from one of the large Chinese shawls. deep- ly edged with fringe. One edge of the shawl has been turned over to form a deep collar, and through a slash in the shawl, and also through the fringe on this collar. the arm is thrust. the material of the shawl being draped in, to the figure. beneath. A collar of kolinsky fur outlines the top of the wrap and silver cord edges the neck opening. forming an ornament where the wrap fastens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17

so that tiny, even stitches may be set. Sofled white gloves are even worse than mcnded gloves. and when a pair of white kid gloves can be cleaned over night for five or ten cents, there seems no excuse for anything less than immaculate daintiness in this detail of dress.
 Neckwear is such an important item of dress that few women neglect this feature of the costume. The shopsI abound in dainty bits of neckwear and one may pay any price from quarter of a dollar to a quarter of hundred, dollars for chemisette and collar to accompany the new tailored suit. It Is far better to own a few very rood specimens of neckwear. doing them up with exquisite care ones self If ex- pensive dry cleaning cannot be af- forded. than, to stock-up with great many bits of cheap neckwear which never look like anything after a laun- dering. Fine organdie and linen neck Belongings should be soaked in cold water. made into a father with pure soap, then washed carefully and pinned out on Q towel to bleach snow white in the sun. After this they may be dipped in slightly blued water. part ly dried and pressed with an iron. A very little boiled starch may be used. just before the blued water if crisp ness is desired.
 Thefadjustment of neck belongings is most important. Some women ale ways look trim and tidy about the neck while others have careless, suggestion. There Is noth-l Ing more deplorable than | "sloppy'' collar. and most exquisite neatness and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-17

smart blacx bOOtS, Ofay Topped, W1tn
 Gray Silk Stockings To Match.
 The boots pictured show how a per. fectH correct boot should fit. There Is not wrinkle anywhere and thci faces are drawn evenly and precisely over an unwrink1ed tongue, the edges of the boot coming almost together, beneath the laces, with no unsightly gap anywhere in the opening. It is such little attention to details that makes the perfectly dressed womand These are sturdy boots for everyday wear with walking suit, yet they are as exquisitely fitted and laced as the daintiest dancing boot, designed to aei company an elaborate, formal gown.
 Three types of fashionable handbaa leave the woman who would be chtq wide choice in silk accessories of this character. but little choice in leather! In truth, leather handbags are not fashionable. They are used only for shopping and travelling, and silk oues would be moro distinctive. even for| these practical occasions. One bag ia| of tucked taffeta, another of moir9l and striped silk; the third of benga- line in two shades.