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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
The Coming 7ower
TO A GENTLEMAN IN FRANCE

us had a bakery in a little town
Ont on Long Island. II was
The bestkept place for miles around.
~ ,yas so courteous keen-eyed, and businesslike
He seemed like young lawyer who had Just stepped in
To tend shop till the owner got back.
Two DAYS each month he would disappear.
His shop would be closed and on his return
gsH look old and sad and hurt
Tits man who had matched Love- Career, and Life
With Fate and lost all but Life.
One night as chatted with him
He told me what made bread rise
The chemical wonders worked with heat
And asked him where he learned it.
nCone 10 my rooms" he said, and smiled.
That night he met me at his door
And led ne into his study.
Above his desk hung two frames.
u one was spread the sheepskin of medical diploma
And from the other gazed girl whose face
Rsninded one Of sunrise, tinted clouds,
And ilacs bright with dew.
us caught the question in my eyes.
aTbe call Of alcohol was in my father
And two granddads before him.
Il in my Blood two days every month
Old Bacchus beckons and ! lay
Nv Offering at his shrine. | tried
To break with him and failed.
"A failure has no right to play with lives;
I'd rather be a good baker
Than surgeon without reliability.
The girl? She never knew cared.
Nv craving won't pass on
To brand another generation with the tainted vein"
That was a year ago. To-day the Escadrle
Knows and loves the interesting American
Who can set broken bones
As well as any of their surgeons,
Who can produce the wonderful pastry
In an ordinary camp kitchen,
And who disappears for two days each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
0. n. r. DECLARES HIMSELF


Horace: Book Ode 10
Cunt Tlepht"
Lydia, I don't a
Fer the charms Of Telephus!
He may have it Apollo
But his praises l shant swallow.
When come call on you,
Won't topic do?
Can't spill some conversation
On the Horace Situation?
What! ne hit you in the neck!
lie must be a wreck!
Further take it from this writer
He's bum and a backbiter!
Lydia, hearken 20 my words:
Guys Ike them tickle birds.
Life with them amt half 50 quiet
As an Emma Goldman riot.
Trply happy is that wife
Whose beloved sticks for life!
Hate jealousy reach her
LYDIA shall / call the preacher:
MoRRiE..
He spoke in breezy manner the London Globe speak
g o. General Pershng typical Of his race ~ there one
~ng typical o. the Caucasian, IL is breeziness
The grandeur that was Creece"-The Sun.
And The glory that Dana!
of course, all for making the world safe for democracy
But PEDESTRIANS crossing street ought be careful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
Humidity

YrfrFrsf fefnuerafurr frttffiafi - desfcfs Al Z
, - D. isss@sf Gs faf a. m. average 70. aver
-. ,sr,~ date last GEAR. 6s. same date fof
thiriy. three year ~.
Humidity
m.e2 .. ms D M"
Barometer Readings
saaslp m...gogs p n. 80 %
i,e.l ofnolAf Fsrscal,-far to-day and To-
uo,,,o, gentle 70 moderate shifting winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05

Speaking Of the authorship Of patriotic do you know
ohand When Freedom from her mountain
height Rule, Britannia" and Hail Columbia?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
CORVALLIS West Dies
Retired from Army After
Scandal Involving Wife

London, July 4.-Colonel William
CORVALLIS West died to-day at Ruthin
Castle, North Wales, aged So years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
Line. to a Lady in Black and-Pnk Blue
And Silence Like a Poultiee Comes

From the Norfolk (va) LedgerDispachl
Edith recital Of the pupils Of the
% Tuesday evening residence studio 42 Pembroke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
Miniature Almanac

sun r.ses. .......... 30Nioon rises a NJ. STA
sun sets. ........... 30 Nom sets lp NJ. S is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
c. L. r.

When Mr. Runyon that Just Break the News TO
voer" was great song little harmony camp but not
rood for marching he is but when he puts THE Blue and
GRAY in the same he "The Blue and the Gray
ane marching Mr. Sgmund Spaeth who plays our accom-
usninent viii attest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05

aAN WHAT HE THOUGHT e MIGHT REQUIRE"
Sir: In "Puck" issue July s. following wheeze ap
pears:
Referring to
Cant possibly the Doctor
positively.
What makes you think that" the Cit
my son has just Joined army and he kept job
longer weeks in his lfe!'
Thus Hoban in the Journal July 3d. in
Jsrry the job
got a scheme 70 end the war;
Let's have it,
% my brother TO enlist for duration
~Stll I don't you"
holds job weeks"
VIII Mr. Beasco who noby upheld the
snpagarst please page Mr. Will Rogers and find out just
where he got il? WEARY.
OF course wheeze may have been first printed in the
Courier Babs contention that It started when
suggested that Old Doc Mer after editing Harper
Weekly serving press the Progressive Party and going
Mexico just fighting stopped correspondent get
job as publicity promoter for the Great War.
Lady vhen beside n Tuesday night.
/ thrilled theere write
The the
imnedizt turnedt rhyme
drunk with glory
go tckls death
But the Lady, and n
till nishaa thou ioohe' at my 'tuf
possessed by few who have be-
famous making all feel at home around him.
When he says in very commonplace voice. well, think III be
help him with his overcoa
The Popular Magazine.
Entered for the reverse twist compliment stakes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05

~AN WHAT HE THOUGHT e MIGHT REQUIRE"
Sir: In Puck" dated July the following wheeze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Douglas Robin
son are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of a daughter at their home,
$50 Park Avenue. Mrs. Robinson is a
daughter of Mrs. Eben d. Jordan, Of
Boston.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-08

T,ndall, ISL. Julie Austerl a
Josef Herman byIi oddani We site
du sudim j. j. Mausem. NOvo
manzele Sc usadf zde TyndalI
kde isou znamf Cd detstvi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-08

Davame tfmto ma vedomf, re VI
ce nebudem prodavati ma over ma
le koupe obilf, a kazdS "a takove
objednavky must platit hotov5mi.
Farmersk5 elevator. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-08
D0MACl zPRAvY.

Mekke uhli v King elevatoru ma
prodej. Adv.
81. Kristina Kozel byla navste-
YOU v Tyndall v dter5.
Pi. JOS. Blazka d pr. Aug. Sci
nera hyly v Yankton We ctvrtek.
Tomas hostel cd Dante byl zde
navstevou u pfatel We Gtvrtek.
Taborska Statni Banka ma sez-
nam DAM pro Tabor a okoli.
Zaplatte sv6 taxy IN Farmers
Savings Bank Adv.
Mike w, Hale byl V Yankton
minulf patek "a obchodem.
Pr. f. l.. Burke-a byla navste-
YOU u rodiCG V Yankton ma zatat-
ku tydne.
Frank Beran, st., byl navstevou
U syna u Geddes ku konci minul6-
no tydne.
James Herman a jeho manzelka
z TyndaIl byli zde navstevou pres
nedeli u pfatel.
Pr. j. +. Horatka byla navste-
YOU Il roditn, manzelu Blachniko-
vych, v Yankton v patek.
j. j. Wagner z Lesterville po-
mahal ma bance svemu bratrovi
Jakubovi tento tSden.
SleGny Stella Turek a Helena
Herman byly navstevou v Yank-
ton minulou sobotu.
Kupuju vejce a platim vzdy nej-
vyssi trzni cenu v pen6zich. j. F.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Red Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupite vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
Pi. f. Nj. Blfzka odjela v dterS
ma navstevu ku SWIM rodiGGm v
Creighton, Neb.
Josef Turek odjel do Montany v
1tery. Z Tyndall tam jeli Anton
Hajek "a Vaclav Uherka.
Ma prodej, kratkoroh5 b5tek,
jurni, p~lnokrevnJ, neregistrovany.
Cena $50. Peter Byrne. Adv.
Karel Herman cd Wittenburg
byl zde navst6vou We stfedu a nav
Stivil nasi 1fadovnu coz mas pote
Silo.
August Seiner a Dick Haney
pfihnnli IS konf 2 Greenwood v
1ter5. Vzalo jim to 9 hodin ko-
ne sem dostati.
Pf. G.. &. Fitese SEN pfIjeIa ma
uavst6vu pond6li. Byla steno
grati,tkou v Pierre behem zaseda
nj lcgi>latury.
Pr. Martina lloncra a pf Al p.
RokGska byIy nav>tSvou u sv6h0
bratra, FIR. Rady, u Geddes neko.
lik dni tcnto tSden.
Objednejte 81 pomnik nAni, ne
bet hodldm sebrati objednavek ma
ma crlou karu do jara, u tim pa
dem kazdemu uGinim slew. j..
f. hostel. Adv.
Rolniku, vfS &c nyni mnzes OBJ
drzeti v6c ia poslrojc lacin6ji nez-
Ii je opravovatil Nynf jest cas-
koupiLi, a dale pfineste Ike mne
spravky. G.. w. Root. ADV.
We McCrea skole Sc Dude odbf
vati kositkova zabava S program
EN-, V pat1k 8 hfezna. De, cata
jsou Adddny, by pfinesly ko$iGky.
Kazdt je uctiv6 Evan by sc dosta
vii.
V 1tery isme dostali zas jednu
snehovovou vanici phi ktere ma
pablo dobfe 6 coulI sn6hu, ale po-
H''. + ii
sIehnul. Ma skouu include.
Name 1plny seznam taxi pro
T Il or a okoli V obou okresech a
mIleradi kazdemu poslouzime, kdo
by nem6l Gasu sam jeti do okresnf
no sidla tnXy znpl"lit. Farmers
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-08

AoihaS w oSpSi ~ huoil oohuo q
jejich m~anzelky z Lesterville soda
Ii zde ma vlak " 1tery. Jedou ma
vtletni cestu do Hot Springs, ma
Floridu, Kubu a do Washington.
Vratf Sc asi "a mesic.
Jos. Szymanski Sc hodla S man
zelkou odst9hovati do Yankton
kde Tabor Auto Co., ma odbocku,
jiz on Dude fiditi. Maji zrentova
nou mistnost v Jencksov6 budove
ma Third ul., v Yankton.
Frank II. KoGer, ienz farmafil
ma pulnoc cd Tabora, Sc S rodinou
p~festehoval ma svou farmu blfzko
Dante. Svoji farmu u Tabora,
iak znamo, prodal a koupil farmu
S vetsi polnosti Dante.
Ed. Dvofatek byl We m9ste ten
to tyden, hledaje pfihodny pfiby-
TEX kamz by Sc mohl nastehovati.
Jak znamo on a Eman Trunec W.
koupili zdejsi garaz a pfevezme je
il fizenf V listopadu.
Rozv6zeti ma venkovni doprave
odbyvali schulz co zdruzeni 2 Tyn
dali minulS ctvrtek ma poste a zvo
ILL Gtedniky ma benny rok nasIe-
dovn6: Pr. l.. G Turnbull, pred
sedkyne; Karel Velek 2 Tabora,
misto pfedseda; j. F. Kadlec re
Scotland, tajemnfk. Pffsti hnor
budou opet v Tyndall mfti vfrot
nj schulz.
Ochotnicky spolek 2 L~esterville,
ktery zde sehral minulou nedeli
anglickou hru, 81 vzkutku zaslonzf
pochvalu, nebot zdafile kus We
tfeeh aktech sehrali Jest to hra
We ktere jest stale n6jake nedoro-
zumeni II komicky,h seen a vystu
pa a pozorovatel jest drzan v nap
jeff jak to dopadne. Celia zahada
Sc ale vysvetli v poslednfm jedna-
nj. Jsme jisti, re kazdF KIDD sc
dostaviI, a sin byla nabita, Sc ne
nucen6 pobavil. Taborskf prkes-
tr mezi jednanimi sehral koncertnf
kusy II zaarma spoluItinkoval.
Ochotnici 2 Lesterville mas pozada
Ii bychom vsem IGastnfknm pode-
kovaii "a pffzen a zaroveh tabor
ske orkestfe "a laskave spolu 1Gin
kovani ktere pfisp6lo k 1spechu
vecera.
Starry Jos. Heyl, jeden 2 nejprv-
n6jsfch osadniku zdejsich zemrel
We Gtvrtek rano asi v sest hodin We
SVEN domove We m6st6. Pred ne.
jakfm Gasem jej raniIa mrtvice,
avSak zdalo Sc Re to nezanechalo
nasledk1 kde by nemohl ylalnouti
nekterOu Gasti tela. Den pred tim
jest6 byl We meste II odebral Sc We
Ger pred M lIzko beze vsech pifz
naku vGznych. Rano vsak byl ma
Iezen mrtev, takze mel smrt leh-
kou. Pohfeb Sc Dude odbJvati v
sobotu rano na zdejsim katolickem
kostelele, o Gemz pfinesem referat
pfisti tfden, jakoz i jeho zivoto-
pis.
Dramaticky odbor zdejsiho sbo-
bu Kat. Sokola uspofada v nedeli
veGer, IS. bTezna divadlo We spoil
kov6 SIM, pod MAVEN "Vodnf
Druzstvo" We tfech jednanich.
Jest to del z venkovniho zivota v
Cechach. Jest to kus kterS byl
psan pred so roxy a byl We stare
vlasti bezpottukrate hiram, coz
svedti o jeho Gene. Ucinkujici Sc
pilne cviGi sve dIohy, ktere byly
rozdany vhodnym lidem, take lie
otekavati, Re divadlo Sc polka S us
pechem. Opona Dude zdVizen /
presne v s hodln. Vstupn6 30 ctu
osoba a skdlni ditky 15c. Cistf
vftezek Dude venovan We prospech
sboru. KuzIf je Evan by Sc dos
tavil. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-03-08

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Evening journal., 1917-11-30
SMYRNA VISITORS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SMYRNA, DEL Nov. 30 Mrs. Gilbert
6. wilds' has returned home from a
visit to the Rev DR.. Charles Hll and
Mrs. Hill at Crlsneld. AId-Nlrs. WI
liam Lank, of Philadelphia. and Mrs.
Alice NJ Read, Of Plainfleld, n. j,
are visiting their sister, Mrs Sarah
Farrell. here-Nlrs Mary l.. Walls Of
Churchhlll. Nd and her daughter, Miss
BERTHE Walls. have returned home from
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Edward @.
Walls, Of Smyrna Mr. and Mrs. J..
CARL Price, Of New York. are visiting
Smyrna relatives Mrs. William FAIRIES
has gone 10 Chester, Pa, for am ex-
tended vlslt--Aliss Lillian Speakman
was Philadelphia visitor on Monday
Mrs Helen Frazier. Of Manitoba, Can
ada. and two children were recent
guests Of Mrs. G. Leland Harmonson
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Raymond have
returned from a visit in Philadelphia
Mason Bailey, OF Philadelphia, is visit
ing his parents here Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bailey.-C8ptain w. r. p
Jacobs. OF Wilmington, spent SUNDAY
at his home here-Aliss Susie Hudson
has returned from q visit TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor Cunningham, o fNilming-
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
Russians Change Most
Everything Except Hats

tassel here, bead or two there. and
blt OF fringe or gold lace most every
where.
Bodices Of the sold and silver bro
cade are stunning Worn with black vel
vet skirts. Particularly the Russian
blouses in the more vivid hues cm-
bossed with the metal are effective,
Wonderful lengths OF gold and silver
brocaded ribbons come sufficiently wide
to make a waist and they are much
used for that purpose as well as for
swathlSy girdles. hip sashes and trains
over plain black velvet slips
II ribbons are not handled effectively
at the Horse Shows there certainly can
be no hope for them so II Is not sur
prising that some expert manipulating
Of them has resulted in many winning
and racy costumes It would really
seem, however, that gold and silver rib
bons are to be desired above blue rib
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
DR.. Smiths Wonderful POtUer
To Strengthen EyeSigElt
Glasses Should Take Special of tho Eyes
Tbrouqh PrOper

glasses. Eye trouble Of many deucrip-
lions may be wonderfully benefited By
following the simple rules. Here II the
prescription Go 10 any active drug stor3
and get bottle Of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop
one Bon Opto tablet I'm q fourth of glasr
Of water and allow 70 dissolve. with thia
liquid battle the eyes two 70 four timee
daily. You should notice your eyes clear
up perce1ubly right from the start ana
inflammation will quickly disappear; "
your eyes are bothering you, even a little,
take steps 70 save them now before X -
too late. Many hopelessly blind might
have been saved if they had cared for their
eyes in time
Note Another prominent physician 70
whom The above article was submitted
said Bon -OptO IS very remarkabla
remedy It's constituent ingredients nre
we'll known to eminent eve specialists and
widely prescribed by them. Druggists
guarantee It 10 strengthen eyesight 80 per
cent in one weeks time IN many instances
or refund the money II can be obtained
from any good druggist and Is one Of the
very few preparations I feel should be
kept on hQnd for regular use IN almost
every family IL n sold in this city b.
Llggett Rlkcr Hegeman and other drug
gists
Evening journal., 1917-11-30

ton-NIr. and Mrs. Harry Tschudy, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting relatives
here Mrs. Sarah Farrell and Miss
Edith Beck entertained the Tuesday
Chfb Wednesday evening at Mrs. Far
relrs home.-Dr. A. Lee Clifton, y. g.
Navy; Mrs. Clifton and their daughter,
Margaret Lee. are visiting the doctors
parents, DIT. John w Clifton and Mrs.
Clifton-Mrs Caroline Peterson Speak
man has returned home from a visit TO
her son and family. Cummns E speak
man, at PennsgrOve, Is. i.
Miss Mary Riggs has accepted the po-
sltion in the ofllce Of Warner w. Price,
recently vacated by Miss mly Middle
ton.
Carl Cooper, for the past four years
lbookkeeper in the Fruit Growers Ma
/ tional Bank, will leave home next sun
day TO MI a position IN the clerical
department Of the Aviation signal
Corps.
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

"A kitchen stool, which can be taken
apart when not in use, IS an excellent
investment
Your white crepe de chine waist
will be a beautiful shade Of pink II
you rinse St IN water IN which a few
drops Of red ink have been put. Let the
waist lie In the water until IL is as deep
in color as YOU wish it 90 be
-CasserOles are the most attractive
manner Of serving meats second time,
therefore they are an economy and
there should be in every pantry a com
plete set Of casseroles. One for the
whole fowl. one for made-over dishes
and many small ones for vegetables
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
BY MARGARET MASON,
rWrltten for the United Press.
&efindo hos q Russian. hat

Belinda has a Russian. hat
Its praises loud I sing.
OF stunning gold and Black brocade
It's such a pretty thing
In Russia they are changing Things
And leaders every day.
But that they don't change Russian ha'
very humbiy pray
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
WOmen'S and Misses
Reduced

Frocks of serge SATIN aeta and geo gee combinations in
straight line unc and plated styles at tracvey trimmed and IN
good of coors and Sizes formerly priced up to
$3.50 ..........~. ................. ......."
Street afternoon comp ehensye collection OF dis
nctve fashions featuring every eu mode of the season
dressy effects of serge nd silk choice OF the
voguish colos formerly priced up $345O
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
A FREE PRESCRIPTION YOU ca
HAVE FILLED AND USE AT
HOME

New York DO you wear glassesf Are
you victim Of eye strain or other eve
weaknessesf If so. you VIII be giad 20
Is real hope for you. He says All TINS
talk about my strange power 10 strengthen
cyesight Is wholly due 10 the method
have ndopted" Many whose eyes Wero
falling say they have had their eyes re
stored through the principle Of this won
derful free prescription. One man says
after trying it.-"I was almost blind
could not see 10 read at all Now can
read everything without any glasses ana
they would pain dreadfully. now they feel
fine al the time. II was Ike miracle 10
me" a lady who used 81 says THO at
mosphere seemed hazy with or without
glasses. but after using this prescription
for nfteen days everything seems clear
can even read fine print without glasses
10 Is believed that thousands who wear
glasses can now discard them in a reason
able time aud multitudes more viii be able
10 strengthen their eyes 80 as TO be spared
the trouble and expense OF ever getting
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
Fashionable Furs
AttractiveIy Priced

combining worth while saw
ings, with beauty of style
and dependable quality.
Pointed Alaska Fox Set $3.50
Grey Fox Set 34.50
American Red Fox Scarf 34.50
Taupe Fox Animal Scarf 47.50
Taupe Fox Animal Scarf 34.50
Black Fox Animal Scarf $3.50
Natural Skunk Muf 44.50
Black Fox Muff $3.50
Evening journal., 1917-11-30

bons at this years showing OF horse
flesh and bare flesh
Lei them turn on the lights along the
Great White Way at II p. M. II they
must; u will stlll be bright with gllsten.
ing gold and silver brocaded Grand
opera bellies and the glitterng little
Russian turbaned heads OF the feminine
theatre fans. What matter n husband
goes broke Just 50 wife goes brocaded
Twill be the golden age as long as the
brocadc holds out
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
.,24.5O =,
regular values to $34.5O.

Smart Goats for street, dress or motor
wear, of wool velour, broadcloth, pom
POM cloth or melton, in full length,
flare and belted STYLES, with collars of
fur or in cape or muller effect The
seasons Choicest colors in'wide variety.
Evening journal., 1917-11-30

III : clCl a lItAis AiAhc
In Russia they are changing Things
And leaders every day.
But that they don't change Russian hats
very huubiy pray.
NEW YORK, Nov 3o.--Eyery woman
Is either crowned with sold or silver
these DAYS and il isn't her hair that's
her crowning glory either else how
would the bruneites get In. No-femi-
einitv en- masse IS rushing around in
Russian turban iof metallic brocade.
Most of the turbans show the splashy
floral and conventional designs Of the
gold or silver on back grounds Of black,
fete de nigre. vivid blue, bright green or
cerise hut the Horse show brought out
some made entirely Of gold or silver
tissue. These entirely one-toned metal
cssques transformed their weqrers into
replicas OF fairy tale princesses wear
ing their crowns carelessly around IN
ihe open.
II we are denied sold and silver cake
on account of the shortage OF sugar
81 looks as If we were going to make
ND for it with a supertluity of gold
and silver in our garments
IIIN kNIu anu rliNNA AANAaAN AANN hAN
only gone to our heads In the shape
Of the smart Russian hats but we are
putting nur foot into It in the form OF
elitterng Cinderella evening slippers.
and we've actually taken TO cover com
pletely beneath the voluminous folds OF
gorgeous metallic brocade evening
Wrape.
Evening gowns boast another trim
ming and yet are elaborately ornate
with their draperles Of the rich and
cleaning stuff while others Of one
toned velvet or satin rely on a touch
Of the brocade as a bodice or a train
10 embellish them beautifully.
One OF the most exquisite evening
cloaks that mas ever been created, ] am
sure, was worn at the Horse show TO
keep its wearer from becoming a little
hoarse, although the cloak itself was
becoming.
It was as much a work Of art as q
statue bg Rodin, a painting by Corot or
an entree by Oscar. Grey silver lotus on
back ground of old blue was its mo-
iii while its lining showed cleaning
stripes of silver and blue clouded soft
~ with punlngs OF old blue chiffon. a
huge cape collar and equally huge cuffs
Of silver toned chinchila completed the
picture.
One gown Of sea green brocaded in
silver scales would have been much
more appropriated at the aquarium
than the Horse show unless they hap
pened TO be sea horses and or course
one never goes to the Horse show 60
see horses-only styles.
On every hand and arm arc bags OF
The gold and silver brocade. often no
doubt these bags boast more gold and
silver without than within The shop
ping bags and the knitting bags Of the
metallic brocade vie with one another
for originality and ingenuity Of adorn-
ment and design for in spite Of the fact
that the material Of which they are
fashioned are gorgeous enough 90 sat
isfy even Soloman in all his glory theS
stlll must add TO their splendor with Z
Evening journal., 1917-11-30

The Want Ads wiz help those looking
for a partnership in business. They
favor the exchange Of household goods
the selling Of large mercantile bust
uesses and the renting OF stores and
Offices.
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
Melba Toilet
Preparations
Recommended for their
purity, healthfulness and
exquisite fragrance.
e fragrance.

Opera Face Powder, per box,
Melba Rice Powder, per box,
Melba Toilet Waters, assorted odor,
4 OF. bottle
Melbaline Perfumes, / o.
Melba Skin Lotion,
Melba Dry Rouge,
Melba Nail Powder,
Melba Massage Cream,
Evening journal., 1917-11-30
WOmen'S and Misses
SuitS---Reduced

Tailored models in sem-fed beted nd Norfolk effects of wool
velour gabardne buea cloth and pn in wide selection of
colors formerly priced up to $345O
Fur trimmed styles in long medium short coat lengths of
broadoth lvertone velours oxford chevo and heather
with collars, cuffs or borders Hudson seal nua
fur; formerly priced up to S4950....... ,......-....