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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
gbtcaso, %. Gttober.

@sisnn. = sir DECEMBER $1.724
-1.755, am S9lub $1.74s; fir Wai
$1.724-1.75a. am S9lub $1.74s.
DeIi4torn. = Sir Sesember 81
S9sc, an S9lub SSsc; fur Wai S8-
90c; an S4IuB S9sc.
Safsr. = Sir Oesember 514-
53sc, am SdluB 525c; fir Mai 55s
-57sc, am S6lub 56se.
Rosssn. - go. 2 $1.32-1.34.
@erits. - 8Oc-$1.20.
Simotbp. - $3.25-5.25.
aIs.. = $11O0-15.0O.
pOr.. - Jiir DECEMBER $25.25-
26.35, am S9lub $26.35 fir So
nuar $25.25-26.o0, am S4Iub
$26.OO.
s6mals. - Sir DECEMBER 1910
--15.47. am S6Iub 15.47; fir sas
mar 14.35-14.75. am S9luB 14.a
72.
RtppenIsitsn. - Fir Stto6sr 14.s
15-14.45. am SdluB 14.45; fir
Sorrlar 13.45-13.92, am S4luB
1880.
Butter. - Wartt ftstis; CREAMERY
30-34ar.
gisr. - Martt itetis; firits 30
31c; orbinGrs firits 2S1-29ic.
aartpffeIn. - Wurtt bober. Mins
ueIota uno Datota fpeibe $1.40-1.. +.
so; MinnsIuta unb Satota Sbios
Wisconiin unb Wti3ia
gan ipeite $1.35-1.45.
@sfliigel. - 2sbenbes. Wlartt ites
tig; Siibner unb Sprinsers 16ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
G6ieaqo. 90. Ottoter

Sdpeins. 3ufubr $1,000. -
Wartt itstig, unoerdnbert uno &c uns
ter benz Saanitass preiie. Butt So
95-10.3O; lei6te $9.65-10.40; gez
miidts $9.70-10.45; i9pere $9.7o
-10.45; raube $9.70-9.85; Gertsl
H.25-9.40.
gtinbpisb. = 3ufubr 28,OOO -
Wartt fart. ginbsimii6e geel
Stiere $6.75-11.50; Weitern Stiert
$6.25-9.50; Stoders unb 5eeDera
$4.7o-7.75; aiibe uHb 9eifsrs $3.'
40-9.30; adlber $7..0O-11.60.
S6afe. = 3ufu6r $4,000. Wartf
f6ad; p8etbers $7.00-8.25; @nsa
$3.75-7.30; 2Gmmer $8.25-lO.'
80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
dgribfen.
9ienfaa, "a. Sttpbsr.

Der C9ioflub ipirb fi9 beute nur
lpenls 0erdHosrn. @eitern bate Der.
1elbe bel bieiissr StaDt einsr Wai.
ierltano DON 12.9 Sub.
Die fOIsenosn 9epef6en trafen ge'
tern 9(benb bier ein:
plttsburs, a.-0,2 SUB, fdat.
W1eeling, 80. 8a.-6.4 SUB, falIt.
partersburg, 20. 9a.-10.4 5uB.
&ana6a Sails, 80. 8a.-3.8 Sub.
e9arleifoH, W. 8a.-7.2 SUB.
portsmout4, Obio-14.1 SUB, faQt.
Souisoille, ap.-9.5 SUB, iteigt.
epansDille; 5nO.-4.4 SUB, fteist.
ytal9Otlle, 5enn.-1O.5 SUB, itsigt.
epattanooga, Senn, -10.4 SUB, iteigi
eairo, Sa-8.8 SUB, fteigt.
WemPbts, senn. 81 SUB, falt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24

eebOben unb bet Wartt mar ftsiis Bis
fart.
Shdis, auserleiene big ertra So
50-6.75; CUTE bis auser!eiene $3.50
$50; orbindre bis fair $500.
90. - 2drnmer, auserleiens Bis erfra
$10.25-1050; CUTE Bis aussrlslsH'
$9.50110.25; orbinGre uno sroBe
S6.0O-9.OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
Gen, SssSs nab Hftisa in Rem Dsri.

0t@dftSpapiere vurDen ~ 6x< bis
ioniirt. Me&isl axf 2snsoa nsres hssis.
aar @ 1sss SAnx. stAtH1ss1; 4sesi
Kabsf 5.s3K. Nsri Sidls 70H. snteI TON
Rrensn Si&f 1905, Ra6sl 1920. Xirs ei&t
6.4e Rabel 6.lS, Rubel Sidt 8IH: 4a.
bel St14; euberHarssR e7Ne. Neliianifae
TslarS B2k.
it.-1ey Rsrft sar bents
is1s lebtait snb bic Hrtiis fer. Die
GHlubnotitunsen batfeR iH ben mdhsn
GdlsH ueine Gevinns ~ beraei4Hsn.
A,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
G5utm nthia.

GantoffelbeIo (mIf bent @erge),
.ySab bod. GlmaIie, tpie Die Sonne
auiaebtI"
Sic: ga, 3 itint1rt, Marf ~.
(fiir iid) er ioa au9 NAL rett bas
benz
gBenu biinn: StofTe nh idletbt ou,a
Der UtaI6ine udben Laifu, 10 lege
man feiAes papier barunter uno ndbs
es nit. @s iibt Iicb pdter leift entt
ferneu, OsrIeibt dber pprerit benz SipH
ssaiisenbeu SaIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24

3uder. - prtHt ftit. = Naffis
uirter Gut 2paf $9.l5; porSereb ST..
SO; Cubes $8-35; sronulirter $785;
Gonfsetioners .Ms 7.75; Of u
$746-7.55; tpeibsr ytrc $7-25-
'7,8; srtnn g. $716 pa taruSsrs
pfunb.
@ataffsa M fslis. ~ pssv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
lleberFbt bes Cincinnati I
W&artteS,
Cir bic MuHtas, ben %. cftsber
1916 enbieenbs Wode.
Cincinnati, 90. CttOber.

3Ie9eH IIm nut duI VHBIpS GtuH1S
aitionen. Bel flsineren 0eI9dften pers
ben ettpas b0bere prsiis bsre4net.
propifioueu.
G4mal5. prima Gtsam 15..
55-15.65; Jamilp 16t-163e.
|Srodensefal3ents Uleii d.
= Gbort clear Seiten lOie 154-
153e; Grtra ibort clear Seitsn 14a
|-153c; iuros Rippenieiten IA
15te; Bellies 16a-173e.
8aeom Short clear Seiten
16a-17t; egtra ibort clear Ssiten
15s-16e; ibOrt Rippeuieitsu 15a-
16e; Bellies 1S S-18ac.
sugar gureb Gleifd. -
S@inisn 205 21e; pienie S4ultsrn
15-15ae; 9rsaifait Baton 23-25e;
Gdultern in Dadetsu Is -15te; Neip
yori Gut 15s- -16e; trodene Beef
S6iifen 29a-30ae per pfunb.
SiBsepSfeltts GNii D.
S9inien 17--17he; pienie S4altsrn
12A-13te; Bellies 17a-18e; S4ul'
tern 134-143e; S&ultsrn 81. D. Gut
143-14ae.
Grif4esGIstfa. - S9inlsn
16A -17ae; pienic SduItern 12e-
13e; S9ultern 12a-13e; ibort Rip
penieit.n 13-13ie; .fbort clear @ip'
peuieit.n 131-14e; eytra fbort clear
Rippenieiten 13-13ae; Bellies lei4ts
183-19te; Bellies. ittxre 17-lse.
WsbI unb Getretbs
Rsbl. Wintsr patsnt $3.50
s.75; Wintsr Ganep $s.0o-s.25;
Winter famiIp S7.50-7.75; Mtnter
srtra $6..5 O-6.75; Wiutsr orbindrer
$6.00-6.25; 9artss eWisen patent
$8.75-9.O0; 6artss Meisen fanep
$8.00-s.25; 5artss Dtis.n familp
$6.75-7.OO; Rossen, Wort6eitern
semtf1tes So. ..75-7.00; Rossen, ,Gitp
rsines $8.75-7.00; Rogsen. Gitp sss
miihies $6.75-7.00.
Wei5e II. - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
$1.7E-1.77; No. 3 bo. $1.70-
1.74; 30. A DO. $1.45-1.70
Welf1torn. 30. 2 ipsibss
$1.031 .O3s; go. 3 bo. $1.02a-103;
Ro. A DO. $1.01--1O2; SO 5 bo. 99c
-$1.01; Ro. 6 bo. 97e-99e. - go.
Q aelbes S1.O22r1.O3; No. 8 DO.
$1.02-102a; go. A bo. $1M-l..
Oh; go. 5 bo. 98e-1.00; No. 6so.
1886. - 30. 2 s.miihtes $1.023
LOB; go. 3 bo. $1.02-102a; glo.
A DO. $1.00-101; 60. 5 DO. 98-
$100; 10. 6 DO. 96-98c. - Wtibes
Rpr6tnforn $1.O1-L03; sslbes
Rplbentorn $1.O1-1.03; ssmiidtss
aolbeniorn $1.00-1.02.
Safer. - 90. 2 tpeiber So
55ae; Stanbarb ipsiber 545-55c;
glo. 3 iueiber 54-54fe; Ro. 4 tpei'
ber 52i-53Ae; Ro. Q semh4tsr 535
10. 3 ssmii4tsr, einbsimifdsr
53-53ie; gaO. q semti&ter b2a-
53e.
Rossen. - go. 2 $1.31-1.33;
No. 8 s1.29-1.31; go. A SLIT
L25; probe 81. 1.00-l17.
Wbtsfeb.
s0riauft lpurben $1011 gbIs. 81.
FILTERS Giniibsb SoObs auf bsr Bats
$1.42 pei GulIoHs.
Groceries.
adffes - Saba 23-30e; 60.
1a 29-3Oc; Guatemala fdnep 19e;
oo. gutter 17ie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
3ufuhr

Rinb0ieb. - Die Sttuatlcl'
bat iid niti seboben, Der Wlartt mai
unsben. 9spobnlide 9eiiers iislsn
um 15c; Gamers tparen I'm 25-35:
nisoriaer als DOT einsr Wode. 9uts
Stoders uno 5eebers iinb Fstis, efsns
70 oi. bsiieren Wtildtiibe, ipGbrenb bic
selp0bnIiten ilaai unb i4ipa4 lparsil.
Uaittlere uuo I6tpere Stisr. $500
$50; 5lsii9er Stiere $780,
25; aussrlsi.ne Bib ertra $3.50
500; Seifsrs $5.00-6.25; auserles
iens bis srtta $6.50-6.75; aiibe
$4.O0-5.25; auserIdene Bis egtra
$5.5o-5.75; Gamers $3.00-4.0O;
Mil4ea eaiibe $3.50; Stpders uno
syesbers: Sti.re $5.0O-6.75; 9etisrs
$5.0o-5.50; aiibe $4.25-4.75.
guIlen.- Der Wartt mar beut.
lansiam uro bic preiie I'm 15-25e
niebriser iniO!se liberaIen 4nsebots.
syette guasu $6.25-6.50; Bologna
$5.5o-6.25; magere uno Isi4te $4.'
.00-5.25.
RGlber. Die Ra9fruse mar
beute lebr miBis. bic 3ufubr gruB
unb bic qrsiie I'm 25-50c niebriser.
Die setpS6nIicaen RdIber fanSeu fait
gar teire 2lbrd6me.
Bette Ieiats adlbsr $11.25-11.5O;
fair Bis quite $S.5O-11.25; proindrt
unb srobe S400-10.50.
g DIN line - Die heutise 3u'
fubr mar Si. grDBte bieies Sahres
unb Die prsiie fielen I'M 15-25e per
100 pfunb. Der waartt f9loB ftetis
BIB fart.
Gute Biz auserlefene Gtpere uno
Gleiidsrforten $10.30-10.35; se'
miTtte gsrpadunssforten 5000
1890; ausssiudte mittlere,, 160 Bis
$50 pfuhb, S9.75L9.90; I.i9te Der
fonbtiorten, 120-155 piunb, $9.40
--9.65; prSindre Bis CUTE Tsrtel, 11O
pFnnb unb barunter $6.50-9.35; or'
bindre big uuserlefene f9pers fette
sdue $7.50-9.65; Stass $3.50
8.75.
g dafs unb 2dmmet. =
Die si.uatiOn BAT iia bsuts uiat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
Metan.W Warft.
Rem gorf. %. Sttubsr,

Rem Yort. %. SttOber.
Iaupfer. - Wartt feft.
Glectrolptic. Grites auartdl
S27. 7.5O-2S.00.
Giien. - Martt fsit; Hp. 1 Rors
tberrt $21. .0O-22.00; go. 2 $20.50-
21.5O; RD. l Soutbern $20.25-20.'
rs; Rp. 2 $20.00-20.5O.
3imn. - Mart felt; $41.oo-4.'
80.
glei. -$7-Oo-710.
SpsItsr. - Wtartt fart.
rDu trintit ia SeItersipdFer! Be-
tGmpfit Du sttpd audi ben 9lltobol9"
sSa. nur ben bon geitsrn absnb".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24

feii, - RaBssiul5ene go. l 18a-
19c per pfuno; Ro 2 oo. 17a-18c
per pfurb. GitB Builders frii6e 49,
--19c; Do. / GountrD 15-16c; fri
i6s aalbfelIe 26-27c; go. / 9ullen
lac; Ro. 2 bp. 13c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
pferbe uHs Mamleiel.
Gfneinnati. %. Ottober.

Y II IT Z 70. E~f1UVSt'
Die 3ufu6r DON pfsrbm unb
Maultbieren mar IN Der perfloFenen
8Oas iebr tIein, absr DDlig senis
ssnb fir bic gta4frass. Die prsiie
iinb i'm Mllsemeinsn Vetia ses:n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
3rb Wnpbs.Marft.
Cincinnati, %. Sttober.

z IN etn n II, 70. Stf0per.
Der Ularti mar in Der perflOHenen
Mo6s iebr letbuft, befonbers IN
6srbits unb Dinteritoffsn, bic prelis
iino abermals geitisgsn unb Der
Martt I9loB fart.
Brauner aRus n-(Sreat Saas g
i01se. eoofier 8Ae. Slenmure G 9c, 5enber,
ion Gamilb SIG linton sAe. Brighton & 4
ss,c, garo etfd iOc. Magnolia q u v 10c.
BspperelI f0.4 2sc, DO. 9s4 27e, uttea 1914 35e.
bu "a 32c Hofepooo 1914 2sze, oo 9s4 261ze,
Rriebion f0s4 2se. 6o ga 26e.
4eble Wlus I u--99dnifnttn 14hc.
iyruii Of tte Coon lie gonsoaIe i04.c, WnfoH'
bile 12c. 9i1 1ic, 6oge i0c, Gbtef 9isc.
5eming Bee 9hc, 0beiier &c. f5orgei' 'sglesyloi
0c, 0dnebrnfe 9c. Repeater or, Suburbdu &C.
gepperea 10s4 Sic. DO. 81 2ec, litita i0.4
s7ise. DO. ess 35e, Rofewoob 10'4 90ilc, DO.
Sd 2sIzc, BRIGHTON 1914 soc, DO. 9'4 2sc
Yrints-slmericaH Ebirtina Te. Central
qrrf 6isc, stmeritdn .Jneiao s1sc, gspurning
iou glain Biaf 7lsr. Grahs 7ihc. Bacife unb
Semilton 1ipia Robes tO1ae, gationals TIsc,
Gertfbire 7c, Helinrce 7&t
Tidins - Aaloeu sc. NORWOOD &c, Cat
lamb 100000 12r SortiGe lie, GuItou 10e,
glmosfede VI V u l7Hc, Queen Of the Neit
tx 1ec. GnsduebduRa l914e. 9orefioiiea % o
100.
Sfnsbam s-amossag eiapIe &c. q. 9.
G l01zc, Grereft GlGffle nc Qancnfter Stnpie
'sc, f492 71kc, QinaItor 7ltc, Dictator &c.
pInib S-Cur Beft Zoe, NonaI Blue 9hc,
sfIdbama Zoe, Eib gireinia SC, Bcc1boHtns 7e.
Zen N s-9riebisu lie. Renooa f7Ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24
S9lub Gber ft)lpat
yiebn,arft.

ginciunatt, %. Sttober.
3ufubr uno 9erfanbt Dabrsno Der
Dsrsanssnsn 48 Stunbsn, Dsrsli6sH
nit berieIbsn 3eit Der Iestsn Wod:
iuaren pis ioIst:
3ufuhr:
gfinbD. Sdpeine S6aIs
16. Stt. . 4456 6931 79S
20. Stt. . 4035 1858 2O3
9erfanbt:
Rt1bp. S4tDeine S4afe
16 Dit. 262 1856 23o
%. DIT. 504 4O29
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24

9ls nwiite in piefIsen eieartnsbsuS BE-.
Iiefen f4 tests anf e6,7s5,95o.
xstAals)aslta1a
Der Nsrtt In Goialitfnsiiatsn nor bsute
rubigr unb bic @reiie itsiis. 1erissft
tpurbsn:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-24

Giseisns,t. %. CH.. 1914

9tsttthstt 10. Ifi.s lvl@
~ 0eNssB uarsm teute aarf beI&dftiei
nnb - 4sdfraee mad 0arfeten efns suss,
06v 3G11eteR ,cn cAl~ pMrbea RON btN
Uaales 4-4KE bsre&nst, ndbrsnb Ws.
t4otoex1ttege ~ 6-6s5 btsfontirt nsrben.
Jm s6sssn Narite psrben Darieben .pr
CO. Y sK-4% xns suf 8sit ~ 4--4K9t
Usel1 ~ nsb psa
gnetea ~ Yari jsii&en Danten ptrtauIf.
~ eesstssssts bss6ss 6se 1rtRis ~
esAfa ~ esses
ei4s 0edfef ssf eeRbos varbes u
l7S yye ufb. Stssiins qxUtiSt. 6ay 8e9'
ist ant Berlin wuySeH zoe pro Rdrt, be.
ss4ne. lds Ue@lel auf Hsris IKE pro
Crane, asf Nmiteream 42e Syo Wulbeu
nne sui Dies 15t yTe Krone, Sizes lsc.
Nuba ., StsdAslni pro &rone $3.50.
6vsnes (S6ustD lsKe.
eustes cesissasssss
.arts sntie sno teiis. Die Danfen quo.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
Going Through Bisbee
 Shops I Noticed That"

Those possessed of the pretty two tone silk sweaters will be pleased to know of the new knit hats in exactly the same shades, and in the same stitch. and just the cutest styles and dandy sport hats. The Fair has one in rose and white. gold and white, and a few more are expected soon.
 The influence of Leon Bakst gor- eeous coIorings is noted in the even- ing and afternoon gowns. Bakst is the designer of the famous Ballet Russo and is the foremost color artist in the world.
 Ostrich feather trimmings for gar ments-how pretty a tulle dress would look. with the trimmings of ostrich flowers'
 Paris says-"A conservative length for this seasons skirts is ten inches from the floor" Evidently longitude is thing of the past
 Floral designs are noted in the new silk sweaters.
 The latest thing for the baby in car riage robes. are of albatross, and hand embroidered in dainty little floral de- signs in color.
 Convertible collars are on most all of the new suits.
 Georgette crepe is more popular than ever for blouses and is getting very scarce.
 Beaded designs on blouses and af- ternoon gowns are in great favcr.
 Sailor collars are noted on various types of wraps.
 Brides gray seems to be favorite color for the dainty afternoon gowns. and combined with ivory satin, and with a little touch of gold embroidery can be made up very effectively.
 Pastel shades lead for dressy occas- ions, but the gayer the sport togs the better.
 stunning combination for an af- ternoon gown was apricot chiffon. with trimmings of silver and touches of black velvet.
 The Phelps Dodge has the most stunning line of gloves, and the very latest designs, the Parade gloves. with .he contrasting kids, are made espe- cially for afternoon gowns, almost three-duarter length and either but toned. laced or strapped.
 In yelled effects, soft tone over a vivid shade is favored for blouses.
 Ribbons are popular for the trim mings cf hlouses and gowns.
 Corduroy skirts and the gayest Of coast will be worn for early spring and
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
LATEST FASHION NOTES
By MAY MANTON

NT0TWiTHSTANDTNG tho fact
 N that February is the month set
 for the most important French
 openings. new models are arriving by every steamer and all sorts nf predic-
 ticns as to what will be fashionable for
 the spring are to be heard where irrsS
 Is e subject of discussion. Apparcntl"
 thcrc k nothing radically ncw De-
 siCnCrs have r1thcr reverted to esrE"s
 p'riods. making new ous Or Cid i'y additions and by applications o' l;tcr developments. ISSO and ISIS ;n.i.- fnc.s 3-C trac.dblc. a so wc sal suI c
 of the iEAueaccS cf :hc ccrl: r trt..ch reripds Louis NN ant MI. One might almcst aav that each l. -et has a DariOs' fl her own. in any case t'.e dt s:zasr, gre free to 2ilpt and to adjust ard n make =nmt;tia9 ;2w out of ,.hat H-s 'c,n win s';c! tts;e and discretion 1s they Lave ,t con- mard. Tic very ;'c:y NiCC si,'r's and the great aDunGan.c oi N,ai rTi7i used in these adv1nc- m.d"l~ cone. With something of a sl-ori-c Europe is economizing. Women of social stanl- ing are not rushing i.,o cxtrlva Eln-es in dress. Whether u- not these cos tume- which r,-Guir,. yards upon yards oi costly material will gain a hold there is a problem: that wc will accept them is likely To be true Trey are pretty and they arc attractive and questions Oi economy are not c1nsid- cred as closely 1n this side of the seI.
 There are reallv word~rful materials and wonderful combinations. and there i. such clever afaptations that practically the designs are new let them be inspired bv what period of the worlds history they may. Tn the earlier time they had no such variety of fabrics as we have toiav. Methods of stiffcring were crude compared 70 our own. We have imrroved we hlv, modified and We are hrinc shown song thing that is really our own and thlt is attractive in the extreme.
 A quaint and i1tcrcs.i5C gown tH1- comes from the house nf lcruv il'u>- trates several of thcsc points hcsiies being attractive in i;S"lf. lt Is made of one of the new ilillr silks which s beautifully soft combined with chiffon and is a dcli,ious blue in color. Tn. skirt IS very wide and full. straight and gathered of thc chiffon trimmed w,th graduated bands of the silk. but it is arranged over d fur pctti-oat of utcNid pink tafeta and this tadetl is stiff enough to give quite the effect of -ria1- line without any of its rigiditv. The bodice is buttoned down the front anl is entirely of blue tatieta. It is drawn into a girdle and below the cird'c aui across the front there is a plaited ru~h, of orchid pink ribbon with a pirat edge. The back is left plain. The long sleeves suggest the leg ol mutton idea but are not exactly in thi, s-sl.. Below the elbows they are ol chiffon banded with faille. above they az, l. the taGeta The bodice is pl1in
 suggests the 1880 period but u does not iit with the snugncss that bclonel to that time lt is loose enough Co b.. becoming and Il leaves a waist Oi
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now plating of plain color. The fancy little coat that accompanies the cos tune is of navy hue taffeta with the collar and cuffs of the striped, which, by the way, is blue and white Awning stripes are shown in material of many weights. Apparently we are to have a season of stripes and of stripes that are conspicuous to very great extent. If these examples are somewhat ex- treme they are indicative. We may not see replicas but we will see inAu-, ences of the sort at work.
 Capes may be looked for in every possible variation. We see a great many coats in cape effect, with sepa- rate capes and with cape collars. afs we sec cape collars and little fancy capes adjusted over blouses. Paris has chosen garnitures of this sort for simple plain costumes to relieve their severity and often to give touch of daintiness and perhaps of color. AL ready many of them have appeared on this side of the sea and they are 90 generally becoming. SO attractive and SO thoroughly satisfactory that they are quite sure to meet with ready approval and response. A charming one is made of flesh colored rouselline with narrow frills of tulle and trim ming of black velvet buttons. It rip ples prettily over the shoulders and is finished with one of the high chin chin" collars that apparently will extend their favor into .he spring
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sport wear.
 The jackets are short. and are fash toned with a decided ripple.
 Silk suits promise to lead in the spring styles, and will be extra good in the summer.
 Gay plaid and striped hose are on vogue.
 Have you seen the new white boots, of the softest kind and fixed with cut work SO as to display the gay colored hosiery that matched the gown?
 New York is featuring Russian f deas in their spring models.
 Sport togs are prophesied to go big ger than last season.
 Separate coats should reach to the knees and be fashioned with deeid ed flare from the shoulder
 Pockets and belts are favored in the new styles.
 Put little odd hitches and drsperies, and be sure and tuck in an odd shap- ed pocket, and your shopping skirt will be up to the minute.
 The new shoes feature a perfectly plain vamp and toe in ere piece. Norfolks are good this season. ] Colored kid shoes and slippers are the latest things and such pretty shades are in the stores Louis XII and. XIV hat shapes with one side of the brim slightly upturned are new this season.
 Shirt waist suits of tub silk will be , a new feature this coming season. which is sure to find favor and will be in the lead in the warm weather.
 Basket weave straws are excellent for the new spring hats. Some of the new trimmings are straw flowers. Twill taffeta. in two tones are fash ions favorites. and such wonderful de- signs are shown in the stores English suitings are very good in the new suits. also black and white checks, trimmed with black leather or steel buttons. Co you wish something especially smart for outdoor and tennis wear? Get an awning striped linen. and make a full skirt with smock. and cute little hat to match.
 Hats of purple with gowns of gray are in great popularity. Taffetas and serge are favored com binations. for the spring suits. in con trasting and harmonizing shades. Military styles prevail-epaulets on the shoulders of the new suits. and with the brass and steel buttons.
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generous din,sasione. The straight
 collar is draTetl about the throat
 An e~trcm'ly elaborate evening
 gcwE. the inspiration from which
 plaiHlv Cca'cs frcn the period of the
 secon lCT9ii-e is made ot a rich hrocade
 coucbiHc,' with silver lace. The bro
 cad. forms the low bodice and pan
 ni,r sl;it which is short at the sides afc fr5I.j but Ions at the back. The icWcr part Cf tho skirt consists of two overlapping AOunces of the silver lace which are arranged on foundation of vri;a ,affeta and this skirt is boned to give a Gistc1ded effect. The brocade i> v-ry frll and arranged in big gathers e, the waist line and it has none of the f1liacss of the earlier period. It takes belutifrl lines and folds. the bodice :s simplicity itself, low with S.'oU'1cr .:rdns over the guimpe of ia-c and the guimne forms a very beautifully drapcd sleeves that fall to the elbows.
 We will not wear hoop skirts. We never would accc-t hoop skirts but we have b0ned petiic0ats and we have various devices for giving the dis tended effect These devices mean greater grace and are a marked i'm rrovcmcnt hu; the suggestion comes from an earlier period nevertheless.
 An afternoon gown of blue silk and hue mouseilinc emphasizes the exceed iualv amnlc skirts and also the sim plicity of cut which makes such an important feature. The very wide. straight; sIirr IS of the silk finished with five narrow bands edged with ricot The bOdice is of the mouseiine with silk covering the lower portion and the sleeves which are nuifed and full show draperies at the elbows which are graceful and attractive while the cuffs it snuglv lt the wrists. Tie silk is applied over the mouselline fer several inches above the belt 10 give a pretty effect The mouselline itself IS machine stitched with course blue thread to make a most attractive finish. There Is a high faring collar ot rd'e rink that emphasizes .hc com trd~t in color that makes such a notable feature Of spring fashions.
 We will wrnr colored hlouses and neck garuiturcs cf contrasting color. Col~rcd orrandic tor srIarate colors anal vests makes a feature of the open in displavs ani rae mink light blue and lavender arc the favOritc colors. Rler~"s pf r1sc ColCr and of blue to le worn with the add skirt or with the tailored suit are conSHiCuous. Alto qc;hcr color is emphasized in many and in notable wIys.
 Str;pcd materials arc consn:cuous. I Thcv are found m silk and in wool and m cotton. Many of them seem too gay for auvthiac hut sports use and certain materials are bein! ex- tersNely employed for the makiur oi W inter costumes for skating. for hockey and for purposes nl the sort. hrt th. -'rirrs ais5 appear in s,iks and in s1n,
 ;! the ucw dcsi1ns \ costume from ! e z c,tc. i1T example. l. made wivr, | -k:rt which consists oi two h,un-es -h,Win, striped ~iik cut on thc roses aud thcst :!oWc.s llc edged with alr-
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DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS.

$500 Fancy Blouse. 34 to 47 bust. ssoS Plaited Skirt with Yoke. 24 to g
 waist. Ss4o With Basting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Yoke Blouse. 34 to
 A bust. SSIo With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowancel Draped Skirt, "A to
 B waist. s6o6 Blouse with Vest Effect. 34 to 47
 bust. sso4 With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Yoke Skirt with Gathered Sides. 24 to 30 waist. sS29 With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Loose Coat, 34 to
 42 bust. s7o6 With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allowance) Plaited Skirt with Yoke, 24 to g waist.