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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
@in turtle Np~taarsaften / Mmcrifa.

geptaarsoften 1866 ioo je9
a!!ene PAD ct lille @piltfammcr / ct
,Sus-i EN- Sobrifsbp / COLORADO.
8rober Sa,,s % Ben Miels orbci-
.bcoe 5ufferfobrifen. Denr,e Maa-
neo bar BET beres Elr at arbeioe
Natten, fra Z til z. Seq boboe,
lor11 laopanlig, bnot ct title nbelo;
% leg for Ell gi0 fiben nrloer Mrbei-
BET 6abrifen bar falocr ne6 %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
u1unrrnf Eurntyr.

Norlf Snitiotip og norit &opital
bar jfobt SIP % &prelle mango Ste
Der / ger6en. Sc ipnrc &apitaler,
font l1orlf 5fibsfart bor icjlet mo-
Sbnr til Sells f1u16et fin MnDenoelle
Ian6e / ofrifonif &lantageorift, iDoz
nmerifanf Sorobrua % Sporpcjsz
britt % itbirilf &anoelSpirflombeo;
kaIt bette fin6er mar noflaa natl1r=
Zig % ielpfplae11ig; men at norlf
/ &npital bor optoget &onfurronce11
on at ifabe a1p 5torinoultri / ielre
5tori116uitriens 9jemlano, Sc 6or-
gnebe stater, oct bprer til &c cling,
Tom er egnet til at f%orblpffe, lelb I
3ioer iom 6isie. 0g 6og er oct set,
gbriltoffer @annebig bor gjort. 9an
bar peo @ielp al Mapital, lom ban
Ear tje11t / 2pbet al Sen fGrite &rtgs-
tib lfabt itfe mil,ore ems tire itore
5fibsbp9gericr poa onerifonif
@run6, og @irflombeoen bar poflet
op ioo burtig og ioa iiffert, at set
enoog bar aftbunget oe ameritan1fa
Jaglfrifter 8eunbring og &elpeft.
Set fan> 1friber ~Morgel1bla6et",
bore babe interesia1t og lprerigt
at foa bsre li6t ner1nere ON bisic
Be6rifter og oen Maaoe, bborpao be
CT ffobt.
0et anlete omerifoife 6agtios=
ffrift nEbe Morine Neips", forte!!z
Ter / ct al fine iiblte Ma1mre, at
g%brtitoffer $annebig = 6enne mer=
feIige Nor6mano = fom til Mme=
rita otter 8rigens llobruo font Ell
forbolosois 1ng og proftiif tolt
ufienot Monb. @an fontrabercoe
1Dbpgnirger baa6e i git pg @elt
pg u6fol6e6e cit Observation-Disclosures
al 6e melt forbleffen6e itore Gimer~
fioner. Senere lagbe ban unoer fig
ben gGnle 8e1rift Yuiep & Ssones'
mefantife 89rfIteb / 8iImington,
ligelom ban er blebet Sen leoen6e
araft / Ell SCI anbre Toretagenoer
al !!ignen6e Mrt reo DelomarefIo=
bet1.
8lobet fortpller, at ser berl fer
Ell febrilif @irflombeo Lungs 6enne
5loo. Ser guar npppe en- Sag uben
at fnlot %paolioelige oe on1barlige
Jorretningsmano u%noeripger begge
5tranobreooer fra @bi!ooelpbia til
Nh1n6ingen for at fi116e Sc be6ite
Steoer for 1pe 5fibsbpgningspprf=
feoer. 6or set Tan nernlig lite BE-
nngtes, flyer Blabet, at De!afpare-.
flo6e11 er set nrooerne 5taaI6amp-
Hibs Siem, Iige1om SEN er oct Steo.
bbor set ffgrit bIep 1fabt. 2angs 9Io=
bens 8reooer ligger nogIe al Sc
Herite og bigtig1te 5fibsbpqqerier i
amerifa. 200 eQer flere @fibe til
Ell gnrbi al 200; MiIioner OoI!ors,
e l1nber 8pgning Der efler. Fdl
bngges i Ben nermeite 6remtib, %.
bette Ste Der berfor ct al Sc itprite
Ssfibsbbgni1gscer1trer j geroen. GO.
2 2(,,d5o arbeiiosre bar faft geffiefhi-
geIie Der.
s gsedo Delatpareflo6ens gre6oer Be-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Sen rebc 9riansel,
9. ~. g. M.s belfjenote Merfe fin=
oes nit uneralt paa &lpoen. 9. @.
s. u.s. nomrrfebc Mrbeibe.

y. US N0MrrteDe Nrbe10e.
Del1 rp0c Griongel, Scr ct Doung
Men's Gbriltian Msl ocintions Wpr=
te, fon III les ODER BEN bele Sor6.
Oette M9rfe poa Tjcnelte er at fin
sc, gDor Scr er Spl0ater, og bbor
Solootcr bor Yulner, JONI pil oeres
@eI.
s DC Jorel1coc 5toter oripcr 9.
sc. 6. 81. Mrbei6e be6 1856 Militnr-
lelre og pan 245 onore 5teoer,
bpor min6re @r11pper 5oloater r
fomlet. Scr ct So 3elte / 8r1,g, %
265 8Dgninger er opfprt. Disie Sal
in%0befatter fife BDgninger lejet al
Organiiotionen eller !1uo,1t 0e>l llo
al Negieringer. Ser CT alIereoe pet
oisle Nrmeltationcr 9S7 5efret9rer
/ Strflombe0, og 1871 andre bet
ter paa at bite o11pilt Ijcnclte.
Sper $50 Sefretprer tjcneltgjpr og-
loa be6 .. 80. 6. u. @totionerne
n1e6 an1erifmnife Sropper / GSront=
rig og England, bpor ser ifol pp-
fpres en- 9. M. 6. q. @ugnillg for
Dber Brigade.
9. 30. 6. 81. lsger at bjelpe COL
ooten, Joni CT bert" ira @je1nmct.
Spo0 Solooten melt lioer al cr
@jemlpngiel; ser ct mango % lon=
&C Sinner, bon life bar nooet at BE-
title, oa Sje,n!engielcn fomnner
opcr ban1. @bis bo1 life Ga far Ct
iu110t 5teo at tp fen til, ben0er set
iaa oltfor ofte, at bon loftes of ait
ore Torlplteller, font ofte fprer til
leaemlig % Ielclig Muin. s 9. 20.
6. 81 8pgniugcrne ifoffcs Scr fulbt
op al lunb l1noerbol6ning og &efre=
alton for bo1n; fer fan 9o,1 oglao
foa benDtte en- Sci al fine lc0ige
Stul10cr ii! 2psning> ON for, pl1=
ifcr, eller til @repifripning.
9. 80. 6. 81. bor toget fat poo
0ctte &rigsorbejDc poo Opfor0ring
al Sc Soreneoe 5toters Brnii0ent
% &cgjcring, og O~fficererne / Mr=
melejrene og poo &rigsfrontc1 far
facet Salltrufs til pao cnbpcr n1l}lig
Moobc at iouarbejoc meo 9. 80. 6.
81. i 6ens Mrbej0e.
S @rigens Gio gplocr set ogiao
at 6ribe ct froftigt Mrbej6e for Sc
u11gc &pinoers 8el, og 0ette 9(rbgoc
uofbres al 9. %. 6. 81.
ct ~&rigsrao6" al 9. Us. s. o.
2eoere blep nplig bolot / Chicago,
og ber blep Organi1atio11e11s Nr-
bei6e blonot @bin6er 6rpftet. Srgo=
riiotione1'5 Moal CT at ~betrpgge
g%eotio1lens l1nge &Dii16er %
Meno"; Sr9onilotiol1c11s girfiom=
be6 CT International, er fife BE-
grGniet til Sc 6oreneoc 5atter.-
6erit at aft foan1ner Mrbei0et blan6t
on1ertfonife Yiger> og for oette
Mrbej6es 6rernme CT Ser oprettet
uSoIte1s &oules / 81 &untonne=
mcnts= Ge1trer / be Soreneoe 5ta=
ter; be0 Snoultricentrer pc0 Mili-
tprlcjrene CT Der oa1aa 6sgDn0t ct
organileref Mrbej6e. Ser og poo
orore 5te6er bill Biger blipe orgo=
11ileret'i potriotiife 2igaer, bbor be
fon foa gipe fin potriotiife 8egej=
firing Suit / nbtttgt Mrbcjoe for
Soloaternes Gel.: 9. %. 6. 81. bor
ogiaa uoitraft fit Mrbejoe blan6t Ssh
ger | @nglono, blar1t a1nerifonife
SDgepleier1fer paa &rigSfronten os
blan6t alle &losler al ani1oer /
@uslal'o; ierlig lfa! Mrbeioe blanot
Sc ltolte bore paafreDet, oplpIcs
set.
Set bar til belle Bette omfottc11oe
pg peliigneliesrige Mrbej6e, at ser
for nDlig bleb iamlet 8enae - Is
Willioner Dollars. l1nocr 5orbol-
oene iom oe er, fan 8enge lite 81
pcs be0re u6 enc til Stette for Sen
Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

5a6eren: Du brl1ger for mango
Benge, Carl. Min Sor COB mtg life
baIpt Ion meget Tom Oh foar.
5pnnen: gar Oh fornejet meo
bet?
Sa6ere11: So, itorartef.
5gnnen: 9oaia, bporfor ifu..be
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Underholdende oG belerende Boyer.

: q fSSkz@asyl t. sss 70 Viii. . Ssssae: "a Fra s Ph3za an DEL fsd, g ss
f h%aai: S@ls SD Au Esss ahaRn ss ha ssa9s k Of Sd g &os Stid as s' 4s s sse
F~lndh $125. Den,n lille Dekanatpr. 48 Sider lndb $l25. l.. Ding: liver.
odagsnnennesker, IA Slider, S5c. IIolger ,Drachnann: Spmandshstorhr 8s
a Spbs: i@S r1 Densff hhg Ansr X s5 5t SIDE DEL saS as !nqS sy ss ss5 , Hg ga ~. f5S
a 4a sa q Us s S%sof Sc. fG Ga H Ea4Mneq k as ssos ai Ss Mah sid nsni fhS5. yylrsss.
S SSsss%; a anzS:xs s@SY E PSs 7sSesS 1s sh f bsMssE S@&: .oE%es. y rs s a%. 1l as%y
Sc skandnaXN&:An. Kogshog. nj s. Slider; 1ndb. $500. T. stremme: Unsee
AIs1ss GO Eos se;' bs%s" A s4 Sle Msls anae' f f92s; R4eae iiets 1a aySs: 7Ss5ts5Sanf ES s
f@NInger, Sknser o. Dgte. Heftet. Sc: Drowning Caroline Iathhde at NINA
3 as1 Hsra' Rs% oanI III Gaa 5od das1s 35Ia s@; Eti 4 slt eHT SiS9 TIRE E y R T@GtaiI{@W s Ss Sect
R Rna nsseasE ar. f9ggnssmd andre F%tTaingsr s5:G uldtost;; n oGdnand ESenfSE.i
S@s: M Ma@n !: e es' iiand2sd aeh Fsessmn Ea Fart Fssts sRdls S;e g r Gsxsnss P ssuk F9 inaS.
Sl50: SeEskabs-Sp1 ned Kor, or-Kunst sam It spaam med Kort. I5cS
a.. IL snukke Jqe- og; Nytaarskor 2@- 10 FIagkort 2oc. IL Norske Prospektkort
II Danske ospektko Csc.
am skgiy efer yyors tSreL iste I'VE we Boyer eg mango Tusnde v@rditude Boyer
tnsendt vd Sodtagelsen at Belebet i n. Z. eeMr FrnnaakMr UPSET e" ro'o''e
Enhver som ndsender en Ordre pa $500 og nRvner dete Bld faar ILL., Famfle
Journal for s Maaneder ft.
e. RASMUSSEN CO. z2o.722 So 18th Street. Minneapolis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

boDoe brGffet ct Bor Mibben. Iil
Srlcn bar leg bIeuen iaa raft, at
icg fun6e forlaDc Selgcn ct Yar
Stmer ON 9agen; mel, olligepeI
itu!oe Ser il bites Soriigtigbeb. Set
rar Ell trilt Sui. Seq baooe 10 nof
min fiorc 9ror; men ban ifuloc
bbtle OH @a8e1, / Sen Gib ieg gier=
ne Diloe Dape bam at tale meb.
misunderstanding TOM; BET nDr
@or nGrnaebe fig meG burtigc
(5friot. 8ror % Miels bar goact
til Arbcjoe. Seq ia0 puo 5cngeton=
ten %. tGnfte. = Gnnfcrnc iii
ober &ooet, til 9ianmet, til oc
mango 9jem, - til Sc mango Der
uoc % plubielig blep leg mint
Oct ON, bDor ieg bar, ON Nl1tiSel.
Set blep cit fo%rfproclig Euoen %
&!offefloug. @or Ser SlbIps, nor
Der lfet noget ubDggeligt? Saa b1tr-
tig mine @r9fte tilloo set, tom leg
neo og uocnfpr. Da fprlt fattebe jeg
Situotione1. &loffen tor tolb, og
set Dor 6erfor 6en11e uhnddcIiue
6lpjterr, T11oc,1 % &loffeflal,g lp0.
l1oenfor poo Seronoaen ltoo Sen
gamle, Mfal16, JONI eje0e @ulet.
Seq git fen til bont % 1p1,rote
ONT Grnnoen til 6e1l,re ubpggelige
Speftafel. 6orfloriugei1 lit jog, og
6en ifal jeg o!!6rtg 9len1me. So,1
iae6e:
Sc ringer eller ifriger ,ut Ii. Ell
balD Ginre) 0pD ober olle onoe
Nonoer og @eogter, lon bor rcgic=
ret ooer %, ODER Soroerige / Sci
forgongne Nor. 5oo efter Oct oil
Scr lp6e tire f%rcoeli9c, 1nil0e 5lag.
Det betD6er> at Sub Sober, Sui
5en pg Gl10 SEN @elligoono inobp=
oes 1om 0jplt I set npe Mor, og loo
lfol Der bore Srco oper %SSoroerig.
G116elig bleb ser 5ti!beo iqiel1,
men fun / foo gjeblifte - loo leb
Der rigtigl1of = tire freocli9e
Slag.
Seq aif - / 6pbe Gor1fer - OF
poo nit SGrclle. Deu gomle Mo11os
Orb gop mig nolet at trnfc poo
9o jeg bop0e iio6et en- 5tlrr0, -
lo11gt borte / Sonfe11s &eroer,, tom
Ell Weelooi> iom jeg Ell Gang bopot
bprt, frcm pao mine 2eber, % jeQ
tit fat pao Peltnen og fplge,l6e Or6
folot / Goft til Melooie1r:
$50 ;..~;.r ::
Nlori9 jca glemmer nit gon1!e Stem
g}oar lfol jea Do11n1orf 6ig lf1,e,
ytoor tor jeg baabc, at binoc frem,
&in6e frem til min Blobs / Sin
5tue.
Sec bor lG11gtcs / Gage,
~
Seq bor 1Gngtes / Mar,
Dog EN- Gang jeg baaber>
at Sjemlob jeg faor.
OH nc6 81, bpor jog elifer 6ia,
9anmorf!
Moria cit @fo0er ieg ioo JOINT min,
Site bum fin0es paa Sor0en.
&j9rlla og trofoit, ion fapr % fin,
SoDr og fin iom cit Gronnine
9tor6c11.
Seq bar elifet / Gage,
Seq bar e!!ifet / Mor, .....
Sog en- Wo11g jeg baaber,
at Sjcmloo je9 foar.
gu beo ej, bpor jeg eIifer Sig -
Mo0er!
a,.'; : -.
s1orig jog %g!eruner min Tooers
&er, -!
Sen Dag fra &jcn1tn4 jcg relnte.
&olo Sig til @116, min fiere 5sn,
0g inobent nj, set, gu forismte.
SCR, jeg bil set bnife,
/ CUBS Nabm jeg gaor,
9oa eli @oue jeg boaber,
SIT Sjemlop jeg faar.
Oh heo 81, beor jeg ellfer 6ig, -
Jo6er!
Nlorig jog elemn1er ier, 5pIter %
8ror,
9bor s 1aa MI mo,1rc bore;
@n6 jcg bcifjern1e, set fat iee tror.
Si Tan ingen al jeg unobprc.
Solo fln Mo6et oppe,
quo hoS Ter 1tuar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Tildels dyrket Farm. l35 Acres a $50.

Farmer Ell kun 3k Mil fra New York Mills, MINI, den bedste BY
ny stad, godt Illus, andre Bygninger sm Kornmagasn og Maskinhuse.
VI faaet Farmer Byte, det er Grunden til at vi kan salge sa
blligt, tlstedende Land salges for $500 pr Acre vi ear Farmer
og kan s@lge den pa lete Vilkaar, ned 100000 kontant Undertaking,
kesten efhr sol Diet passer Kjeberen. - New York Mills r den n
den st9rste Fragttation paa N. p. Jernbane melem Minneapolis og
Fargo: r vi hr 2 Farmers Bank. Farmers san Elevator co rpans sa Me-,
r af og Farmers Cooperative Shipping association:
stSrreser og til allie Priser til sag skriv efter Liste.
NORTHERN MINNESOTA TRADING. CO.. New York Mills. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
HJEM. FOR ALLIE.

HJEM FUR ALE.
Code, tldels dyrkede Farme ner Roseau, fra $4,000 pr Acre og op-
En- Del godt Land fra 10 til Is Mil fra Byen, $500 til $50 or Acre.
$40 Acres serdeles gdt Land 5 Mil fra Roeau, ~ Mil fra Station $500
pr Acre. Noget gdt and Byte for Automobier. Fort1l mig hvad
De onsker og jeg skaf sende Beskrveser.
D. a. BENSON. Roseau, Roseau Co., Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
LAD HXaR MAND sxH1XE E = FRIT

DEN Err PAALlDELiG AUToRtTET HvAD MENDS6
SYGDoMME ANGAAR. N
242 Slider, as gratis Recepter, forudtetait til enhver, soml
skrlver efter den. II
At, vi annnoder Dem ON. s. at opgive Deres Navn.!
gratis yor 22 siders private Medicinbog, forudbetalt|
Forsendeise; den lndehoider 40 Gratis Recepter og mango
og oplysninger ON dem sely og deres sygdomne = den
fortaller hvorledes de kan hebredes, og hvorledes Syg.l
dom kan undgaaes VI ensker ingen Penge, for BogenI
den' pa awgp De- PEN m i &c SEN hslst Forp,igtelser.
Bl@relidelser. Blodforgiftnins, Eksem. Bright's Disease.
Nyreltdelser. katarrh. iorstorret Prostate Gland" Dia-I
yarikpse svuister, Nerveyvakkelser Rupture. scrofula.
ssygd9mme, Modgiet mod Forgiftning etc; penne. Bog
fort@ner alt ON disse Sygdonme og andre Emner, oel
hyis De like we'd noget ON disse sygdomme, eller iidelt
under en- at dem Og trenger till Raad, da SSriy / Dag
efter denne ,yardifulde, Bog. Den sendes FRIT. Ekspresfo
t 1,n 81 Lake; I'll hvilken som helst Adresse ! Minnesota
ragelse at s1.o0. 'Uvidenhed foraarsager Elendighed, K,
-ykke.''
Al, Korrespondance f6resl | absolut Fort
E@9saa skriv / Dag til
MEDICAL lNsTiT,
9th and jackson Street, &
Etabieret 1897. lndkorporeret under MINES
1Wover 10000 Mend har henvendt sig I'll os ON Rehandl
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-27
NOVEL Treatment OF HENS
Enough to Distinguish Froek From
Others Of lts Kind.

II mny be different sort Of sleeve, q
new cuff, an odd collar. or a mere
Qulrk at the neckline. hut It's sufii.
cient to distinguish the whole frock
from all other frocks. Here It's new
idea for finishing hem.
The Zounve or puifed hem Is partic.
ularly graceful, incidentally In good
style at the present moment. But
there are several variations of the
zouave to distinguish 1t from last
years. One Of them Is the use of pan.
els to break the monotony Of II con.
tinued pun. The panels may be back
and front or simply ut each side; and
loose ones are tremendously effective
with the trousers skirt.
Then there Is another way of treat.
ing the pun skirt, and that Is to tack
the puff ut intervals Of perhaps an
eighth Of yard. Each tack" Is con.
cealed by a bright bead or two, and
the general effect Is really striking,
One particularly stunning model was
"dOne" In petunia velvet with huge cut
Jet beads for trimming. Another, an
evening frock, Is of white satin, pulled
and tucked with an irldescent pen.
dant.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-27
SIMPLE CASE FOR JEWELRY
for Watch, Bracelets, Chains, Ear.
rings and Other Articles.

Every one has some bits Of choice
jewelry which II not exactly valuable
in themselves are valuable for assO-
cations sake and. therefore. worthy
Of being well.cared for. Leather and
metal jewel cases are mighty handy
articles. but luxury unless one has
enough jewels to warrant them. But
there Is u delightfully."- simple and
practical way of carrying ones Jewels
when they do not repose In their sew
eral little boxes Of ones bureau drawer
or in the catch.all tray on the top.
This Is u chamois case--that Is. 1t Is
lined with channels and may he Gov.
cred with what you Will. II Is built on
the lines of Il utility case with pockets
for watch bracelets. chains. earrings.
etc, and through the center piece Of
flannel on which to pin the brooches,
barpins and small "beauty" pins. The
edges Of the pockets should he bound
with silk braid or ribbon before the
case Is finished. The outer slk-or It
might be lenther--can be turned over
onto the inner chnmois for n finish Of
the edge. Two long ribbons are caught
at the center on the outside. so that
they may confne the case, no matter
how II may he folded.
Besides being Of value In keeping
the hits Of jewelry In good condition,
II will he found an excellent way Of
getting Mt n certain piece without trou.
bile. The rule for order holds for
trinkets as well as other more cosmic
things.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-27

Everywhere In the big stores, the
art of China and japan grects the eye,
In furnishings and In apparel. It's an
III wind that blows no one good and
the war has made the looms of the
Orient prosperous. turning ont fabrics
to make up for the shortage In Eu-
rope. France, In the face of all her
difficulties, manages to manufacture
many splendid stuffs, but not enough
to meet the demand. Our Acknowledged
neighbOrs have speeded up their pro-
duccrs and made II tremendous In
crease In their exports to us and al
ready American products reflect their
art In the adoption of design and col.
Orlngs. Our taste Is being cultivated
without our knowing It.
In the evening wrap shown here u
gorgeous ribbon spreads II panorama
Of rich color across u background Of
black satin. Whether 1t was woven
on American looms or not we know
1t IL an inspiration from China in
teresting and vivid. The cloak IL un-
usual In itself, because Of Its design,
but Ii Is the ribbon that seizes the eye
and fires the imagination and lends
splendor to the garment.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-27
FURs GREAT BEAUTY AIDS
Beautiful Stole Makes Even 4 PitIfuily
Plain Woman Take on . Mys.
terious Fascination.

1t Is wonderful what furs can do for
u woman. Surrounded by the soft fiat
terry of a beautiful stole, even pitt.
fully plain woman becomes mysterl-
Ously fascinating, declares IA writer In
Vanity Fair It's really no wonder that
woman remains true to her furs, even
In the summer. And this winter furs
are to be more desirable than ever.
ShOrt-hnired furs are to be much In
evidence, and mink, after graceful re.
tirement from public life for Il few
seasons, has suddenly returned to the
limelight and Is to be extremely pOpu-
lar.
Long stOles are chic, for fashion IL
not Obsessed with the eccentric this
year; she Is interested only In graceful
things. Phc Innings of this seasons
stoles and capes are In themselves rea-
sons for desiring the furs. They are
lovely things of chiffon and voile-oh,
II isn't half so impracticnble as II
sounds; they're the indestructible kind
OF soft silk and taffeta embroidered
all over in gay cOlOrs. In fact, In
furs rs in storm clouds, there Is al
most invariably II gay lining.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-10-27

The body Of this wrap is gathered
to band of ribbon that Is long enough
to extend partly over the arms, ut the
back and front. Full sleeves Of black
crepe georgette nrc attached to II and
tied about the wrists with wide band
Of ribbon finished with hanging bow.
The collar is wide cape with one
side extending with scarf end, to be
thrown over the shoulder. It IL lined
with crepe georgettd, like the cloak. In
the shade of blue that makes a lovely
background for the cleaning figures In
the ribbon. Altogether this wrap will
delight an artist; II Is a great achieve
ment from every viewpoint.
This Is only one Of many instances,
where wide ribbons have been made
the dominant feature In splendid gar.
ments this season. In dinner gowns,
and for weddings they are used In the
construction and not merely as access
sOries of dresses. Plain or MORE rib
bons make the drapery on net dance
frocks In many pretty ways.
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SIMPLE FR0CKs FOR KIDDIEs
Clever Notifications Of one.Piees
Dresses Developed For Women
Used for Young Girls.

UnQuestiOnably simplicity Is the key
note of the seasons garments for chill
dren. Clever little notifications OF
one-piece dresses developed for women
are shown, and they are taking well.
MILDLY frocks, regulation sailor eff
fects, Russian and Norfolk lines are all
favorably considered in the develop
ment of dresses for members Of the
younger generation and for girls of
ten and twelve very smart little two
piece suits are shown.
Wool or chenille embroidery Is used
on many of the serge dresses as
trimming touch.
The very young girl will select a
pink or pale blue point d'esprit party
dress this winter II she Is permitted TO
use her own will in the matter, for
designers are offering some exceeding
ly dainty little frocks made of this
sheer fabric, with taffeta as the fOun-
dalton. In party dresses high wasted
effects prevail, with little puff sleeves.
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Bureau Pads a Dainty Gift.

A charming gift Is a set of bureau
pads, and they are very easy to make.
Cover white outing flannel with wash
best blends with the color of your
friends room. Bind with wash ribbon
and tack every three inches. Make
the pad to fit exactly the bottom of the
bureau drawer, and do not forget to
sift n bit of snchet powder between the
silk and the outing flannel, These pads
have great advantage over those
filed with cotton, as they launder per.
fectly.
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Who would think that II coOlie hat
from China could ever inspire bOu.
dOir hut for our American girls? But
that Is just what has happened. No
quarter of the globe Is "far" any more,
but II does seem u far cry from the
simplest and humblest Of headwear,
made for the least considered Of heads,
to this ribbon creation for the proud
est and most pampered. Here 1t il,
and 1t Is a triumph for which We de.
light to honor Its designer.
This cap Is made of wide pink rib
bon and requires few very fine silk
covered wires to support the shape.
The ribbon Is shirred In rows to form
the top, the first row about two inches
in from the edge, makes IA scant ruff
fle. Along this stirring II ruflle Of lace
Is tackled to the under side and cir
clet of wire supports 1t. The lace Is
wide enough to form part of the
crown. It's straight edge IL sewed to
Il band of ribbon about four inches
wide, with Il casing sewed on its I'M
der side. A Hat elastic run through
the casing holds the hat to the head.
At the center of the top the wide
ribbon Is shirred to form standing
peak with II small bow and two long
ends sewed ut Its base, made of mar.
row satin ribbon. This Is about the
newest and most unique Of headdress-
es for home wear. They are becoming
interesting as the holidays draw near
err. The coolie hat Is not the only
humble piece of headwear to inspire
the extravagant designer. The old
fashioned sunbOnnet is the origin of
pert little affair in lace and ribbons
that is easy to make. Then there Is
the Russian cap, IL one Is looking for
the unusual In caps. But bands made
Of wide ribbons, edged with narrow
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LARGE, Fur Collars,

II there Is special emphasis placed
on any part Of the coat, It Is the col.
lar, says the Dry Goods Economist.
Fur collars are truly capes that reach
almost to the waistline and cover the
ears when worn high. Other styles
wrap about the neck and fasten any
Internationally In back, In front, on
either side or both sides.
Buckles, large buttons and tassels
are used to fnsten the collar. Shawl
collars are frequently seen which
fasten across the front, turning the
fur inward. A waistcoat of fur Is
one of the new ideas produced this
season.
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Out Of Focus.

If you have head aches your eyes
are possibly out of focus.
II your eyes smart and burn or the
movies blurr, your eyes are out OF
focus.
II the letters run while you are
reading or IL you don't see all Things
clearly your eyes are out OF focus.
II your child is pale and nervous
the chances are its eyes are out Of
focus.
Buck & Rayners main store at
State and Madison has an expert who
will gladly examine your eyes with.
out cost or obligation and frankly
tell you II you need to wear glasses
or not. Those OF our readers who are
now wearing glasses are invited to
have their eyes examined free and
they will be told II any improvement
can be made. This service is entirely
free.