Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 25, 1911 · page 6

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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SOCIETYNOTICEB
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"we mum-om.
[A Stated Convention of ' Butler

“ Chapter II. A. M. will be held at its
‘- rooms Nov. 28th, 1911, at 8 o'clock p.
. m. Work, Mark Degree. “All R. A. Me-
: eons cordially end fretsmstly invited.
' . ,. Fraternslly your»:
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Bee'y.

 

 

MIBOilANTG' . AND MANUFACTUR-
lR.’ 'AI‘OOM'NON
Nehemiah Candee. President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
EVENING SENTINEL TELE-

.. PHONE CALLS
yrs-News Department
yrs—Business Department ' '

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TAle-‘F A LOCAL ISSUE. '
Whatever may be said of u down
ward revision of the tariff, and with-
out meaning to intimate that (such it
rcvlsln may not be necessary and
proper, it Inn well he “liked how any
rcnilt sensible New l‘ngiaudcr can
favor a Iotiuttlon in tho woolen until
cotton stitodttlcs for future would

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oration. ll lowptgdntios, or free trade
Pveit, ltrt1 (ltisll'illilt‘, lol no lllin' tho;
duties lowered all ulong the line at)

l
_ t.lic"snme time. if wr urt- to have: 4

'lower prices for whut we soil dont
let us be foolish enough to apron toi
wall ludollnltelv for tho prices of
what or but to he loworcd. Our lien:
Inorrutir friends indorso the proponodl
‘ lnwr. ot‘ the lust congress which weroi
intended to rodut-o the prim ol‘ rot~l

‘lon uml woolen goods. 'l‘hI- lirpuhil 5
runs or this romnionwonlih protest}
against huvlnu out Ihiof industrios‘

singled out (at lowered duties. while;

the industries of 0th auctions nret

left to enjoy the benefits of protect-l
lion. (inn any multitude maul

“bother or not ho believes that that

l‘ Iiglish mill worker in better of! thnnl

his American blather, doubt tho so

parlor wisdom of Ill! position of lllt‘

, Republicans in this campaign? in

England thero are no protective du.

tion on anything thut tho mill workor

buys. lions the mill worker or any
other worker hollow that it in right
or just or oven expodiI-nt thnt tho
prott-ctlvo duties on whnt he buys
should remain, while protection is
fallen off front tho production of his
own lobar? if ho is foolish enough
to hold any such ballot, lot him vote
tho Democratic tlrket, and help the
thing nlonx. lint in that calm hr

‘dnust not comiiiuln if \vugt-s in the
cotton mills nrr reduced ltitronftor.
whllr thc umount or his grocery hill
Contintion us high as ll‘f”r(‘.wN9W
Redford titundurd.

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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

'l‘luinltsiritlng prions me to Do the
nutm- this your as last your. 'l‘his will
at local lw encouraging to the ”out
nIIIHiI lllulllll lhI-ir wagon raised dur-
log the past Bt‘litwtl “Middletown l’en
ity I’tuua

w...”

(iov. linlilwln has started somolltinll
of II domutnl for tho lilllt‘lltllllf‘lii of tho
tihcrmnn law. Business men am at
inst taking some ItothI-.~-urldltomi't
'l‘I-II-uruio.

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Al laid halt tho (Itirllnltjronhorn
Jtinllllod. It woman in Pistbnsh, N.
.i.. polntcd ii curler til it littrxler tho
utlwr niuht. itnd be. thinking it was
It I'rvolvor, Iiropprd his booty and non.

Now lli‘iillll‘ti Times.

4" .

'l‘hI- lllppodmntu was not out («tough
to hold the crowd that wishrd to list

‘ in for tho indoruomoni of II prnelon
bill; and yvt tho fedorul liovartimcnt
in Already spending About “£00,000.-
littit II your and nobody is offering to
poliflitlll tlm is:pnyer.-Ncw York
World.

“-9“

President 1"st is sire-ed! dammit!

”with sdvtos to make his member
mus short. Good novice. too-
{NW mdford fitnndard

A4...

‘ Turkey has ordered the nelsurs of
all ltulisn vottltnll within result. As
Obs has no nsvy, the intention pre-

semsbly III to tam the 'srtny were

out for this purpose.-~Plttsbors

fibronltrle'f‘eleurspb. .

lists its mother itionoeiest is Piy~
Wilt who is min: to psi. at crimp
unto the Jilin: Aim Am" mulls Im
titan. tr ministers would only In!
more attention to tile spirituei Welfare
tit their conventions sud tees to be-
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.93 meta-amnion decree!

MUSIC OF THE SPHERES

Ring cut. yet crystal spheres:
Once bless our human ears )
If ye have power t6 touch our

senses so;
And let your silver chime
Move in melodious time;

And let the bass of heaven' s deep

organ blow

. And with your nine-fold harmony
~ Melee up full concert to the an-

gelic symphony.
——-]o n Milton.

 

APPRECIATION

To the seashell's spiral round

'Tis your heart that brings the
sound;

The soft sea~murmurs that you
hear

Within are captured from your
ear.

You do poets and their song

A grievous wrong

If your own soul does not bring
To their high imagining

As much beauty as they sing.

~Thomss Bailey Aldrich.

LOVE. THE GIVER

True love is service. You sit
apart
And wait for love to bring you
happiness.
Who drop his hand if once you
feel distress.
And if he stumbles. drive him
from your heart—-

You know not love. This have
you seen. no more:
His faint. swift shadow as he
psssed you by;
You have not heard the echo
of his cry:
He enters not where pride stands
at the door.

But if with him comes sorrow.
and you meet
And bid it welcome in love‘s
holy name.
If with each grief still brighter
burns the flame.
And you would rasp each arrow,
keen and eel,
To save the other heart a pang
of pain—
Then know you love, the king;
and own his reign.

~Ninette M. Lowster.

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Between the Hours of 7 and lil

 

 
 
 
 

 

. : w—GRAND OPENING OF TOYLANDM _
Do not full to attend the opening of our Toy Deportment on the third floor, which
has been especially enlarged for this occasitm. it Is beyond description. Toys from
.cvcry country in the World. Beautiful Dolls, Mechanical Toys. Books of every des-
cription. Be Sure and Come it is s Wonderland by Itself.

25c Table Damask 19c Supporters 12‘4c

25c Four-in-Hand
Ties lZ'éc

All colors. Very special.

Special Tonight
Lurgc illicit Towels
Tonight So each

 

25c’Hsi‘r Pinsl7c box

Unbreakable Bboil flair Pine.

'lZ‘dc Pillow Castes
45x36, 42:36, 40138. Good quality
cotton.

 

25c Ladies’ 2-dasp

Gamma. 91...... 85c Sheets 69c catch

19 cents

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9c each

 

‘fleevy round tbmlm nullity. Full
ails, 81x90.

 

 

19 cents

Velvet Grip Hose insinuate. all 7

sizes. ;

 

Heavy quality, good patterns.

 

25c Ladics’llosc 19c 25“ Vei'ingtlfl9cf‘yd

En” hoary fleeceziined. black Fancy methanol] new Russian nets

wool.

and others in great variety:

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75c Shams and
Scarfs 49c

Mode of real Torchon lace. Slums.

25c Plaid Dress
Goods 12'4c

litixllo. Boarfs. 18x54. Center 500 yards Pl'eidlel wool, all colors.

 

Pieces. 30 inches round. {no es.

Speclsl tonight.

 

 

 

 

Locomotive FEAT.

v.4...

Record “Wastes Run by New-
est Monster Engine.

The unusual wrfortiuincu of the
now hellish Yollm unsung" locomir
iit'I' “l~‘~ti" in taking II hrnvy trail all
the way from flotilla to Jersey City
on it singlet run. has brought inquiries
from uvariy It“ the important mil-
mods. to the last few days they hero

or tii‘lll their representatives to in-
speci this latest dovelopinent tn Inn.
tire powm'. ”Nit-m are live In the new
Atlantic-tum locomotives.

While tin:I ordids'ty run of n passen-
ger engine is Witt loll mike tho
company is now running two of their
through neuron litiffnio sud m.
». auwm of m lanes ‘

 

Tho run from lluffnlo to Jersey lllii'
could be made regularly. ornitmund,‘
without ending the lotirnoy short of'.
fuel; t‘but westbound. lil'clillt‘ of thel

'beevlor grades and heavier trelllc

the margin of supply upon rcncbiu‘
Buffalo Would no too small Hence tbs
run of «0 miles mi not attempted tie!
in end as) out. (in lost however. the
through trip with e single locomotive
nus msde bothl l-ssibound and west-
hound

Tho performance of the new At-
luntlr. is due partly to dosiin and
obstruction. pnrticuleriy of the fire
box. and partly to the skill nttslnod by
Mouton in having coal. For some limit
the company has been carrying on no
active cumpslun of edncetion in ,fuel
economy-wwlth the help of s chief fuel
inspector and several subordinate“
nnd ihr fruits of it are now being
reaped.

(in this 37ti~InllII rtm tho consump.
lion of cool is In. pounds per little.
The gum-ml «vi-rule for all passenger
trslns in the country is lust lwim M
grant, tat) pounds; and sonic of tho
hosvles nrodrs in the Final are on-
rountorod on the lmhliih botwoon
Buffalo and illusion. 'l‘ho snvlmts is
not duo in It mtporior quality of fnol.i
for the cool in the sumo that is in com-
mon use on the hellish Vslloy and
other roads.

 

NI IOCAPID AFTER ALL.

Workern. are doubtless. they who
shall inherit the ssrth. nut certain it.)-
tlolcnt natures, gifted with wit. can
afford to momeionsl clisnoee an
residusry lenntee. A writer in
\‘onth's Companion tells of one such
follow. It freshman in It noted physi-
stst's clue.

The freshman. who was II lanky
youth. set in the rest sent. His siti-
link us epmwlibs end its wee stiller
asleep or mm; shout to go to sleep.

"Mr. Fraser.” sshl the physicist.
sharply. "you Ins: recital"

Prater med hit eye's. lie did not
change his molest bees.

"Nomi-.131“ is wertrti"

"Everything is work."

"What! Everything is work!"

'lYeII. sir.”

"Then i tells it you would tilts the
clue to believe‘ thst title desk is
work?"

"Yes. sir." «eerily. "woodwomi‘

 

 

Visitors-Lao your mleultnrst show
wits s [rest sueoerst at: exhibit of
live stock. i suppose?

Nativegumps, not s one. You see.

 

 
 
 
 

 

m of Lilies in Diem
Blouses are still an importsntflsc-
tor in the well dressed woman‘s
wardrobe and siniost imperceptibly a
mango has been creeping into thls

useful gel-meet The smertly dressed

women in tailored costumes is likely

.ln be found west-mg II blouse whose

long sleeves she finished with frills
sud whose collar is of the high choiror
sort, says the New York Sun.

'Psris has furnished a surprise by to
in; over enthuslsetirsily to white and
cream blooms. After having stoutly tn-
siued for several seasons past thst
only through a. blouse matching the
cost snd shirt in color could I two-
plec. costume be saved. But these
cresmy blouses ere chiefly of one specv
lsl sort. the models of line net. dutntl-
iy embroidered. wrought with line
hsnd tucks. sometimes leee trimmed

Those not blouses Inoat oltan own
in front under some sort of friil.
though this is not obligatory. and an
appearance of from opening is often
combined with on actual bitch ones-
inx. The sleeves ere invarisbly ions
with cutie of some sort possibly only
incited around tho srm end with clus
ters of tiny horizontal incite on the
tour arm mm at the elbow fulnese
ondtwltb enough vertlcsl tucks in the
sleeve to give it some'silght substance
or body so that“ will not be too lit-p.
Very often a pistted frlll of the net
falls over the hand, finishing the close
lilting cuff. r

Chiming little novelties of detail
are introduced into there not blonsel
despite their general family resenr
blsnre: soil of room hand embroid-
eries end this Insertion melts the little
tribes surprisingly expensive, though
some of tits simpler hundmsde models
have quite as chic on air In the. more
artiste.

For the women who insist upon
wesrinx lingerie blouses for eortsln

purposes ell the year round there ere ,

the tailored blouses of this linen or
other sheefilitleris materiel rustle on
much the Ions lines ss these slrssdit
indicated. finely tucked. long of sleeve.)
opened in front high collsred end
with frills in front dad in sleeves.
These blouses made of line sheer mlt
terlsl are much more Wish when-
ever A llnurte blouse is in order st

ell then the slaborete lingerie bipssq

with short seem end buck outline
which bu so long bald the siege

tor. Sons of these semitsllored in ‘~
elI tiers test lsoe ”sud bend embroid-
srslfttroilueetl in the frills and caller,
but may ere severely simple, thou/ii
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There are buttons, seemingly, of
every color. of every material and of
every shape. this Benson. so thst it is

mily dilicult. especially when sec-lo
in; A button for trimming purposes, to
unite a choice. And. indeed. when
the button is intended for real use, the
vnriety is so grunt mt to mks e se-
icrtion is not an cosy nastier.

As in other seasons. the rbheetone
is a favorite is the dressy button; it
is used in combination with cut steel
end enamel. as well as with other tint-
isiloo stones.

Then then are buttons entirely of
cnsmcl, so well as those of cut steel.
Peerls, too. are “flat! in combination
with other jewels. a well as with en-
Imol. with good effect. Round buttons
resembling huge csts‘ eyes or moon-
stones ere novelties.

A most unusual button is of perm
rated metal, mounted over a disk of
Isothervof-pesrl. the wveriiix of the
purl showing adventmously through
the irregular openings of the metsl.

in the sli-blsck buttock-«Ind these
sre used to A great extent this season
—~thoee of crochet or braid-coveted are
psrtieularly smart. especially on the
gown of velvet or velveteen. Often
the narrow list bruid is woven in an
unusual design over the round. square.
oblong or spheriml mold. Assist the
mold is covered with s simple crochet

design. or with the, crochet which has

e raised finite wrought in the cen-
ter '

in these. A. well u in the more
strictly fsney bottom. the purpose to
which they ere to be out is largely e
determining foetus. ssys the Newark
News.

Most of the buttons are shank ones.
fliers ere sores effective ones tint are
served on through the; pierced holes.
Buttons. covered with ‘velvst or with
tile Insterisl of the gown. will be and
this sewn. The smut velvet soured
ones ere special fevorltes.

The band-enthusiasm or. heeded
button. too. will he need as much as
our. The beeuty of buttoes of this

is their method individuality. A
llful nosdtewoinsn boss at usueusl
held here for dismal: her talents.
Elf millimeter. bi“ Ill-Ins of the but-
in“, the color scheme at the gown.
sin; is. stile in rive s domtmt slid
distinctive lots to the wisest.

m

Ililr Fowler.

a“. . lististies osral‘uily. slithered show

Win the pest decode the number or
Mode or all: end pure stilt ysrn used
it! ruseufsctttrins hosiery incresssd
heel scum sounds to 980.000 mode,

it“. nu ma During the salts

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Skirts are as short as ever. writes
it Paris correspondent of the New

York Times. in tailor modes they
touch one about the ankles. And for
dressy afternoon gowns. such es cash.
more do sole, satin. velvet. liberty and
ottoman, they ere very llitl longrt‘.
The long extension is reserved for the
dinner or evening gown. end some or
the newest are made in points, the
train coming from theside or back in
one two or three pieces. And then
sometimes the trail is {short-mixers '
one lying on the door only a few inch-
es. Trains ere not long nor does the
front drag on them as it has done in
put years. ‘

The empire effect is still used more
or less with evening and afternoon
gowns but with tallonmade skirts the
cut is left to one's order. Unless ev-
erything is in accord a com-let or our
“pirc effect in the skirt is not pretty or
conslewnt In It blouse or corssge of
nnyopoch does not go well with the
empire finish. The style was aphro-
prints for light weight fabrics and for
dresses for the drawing room but the
cut became decidedly bad taste and
impossible used in towns intended for
the street.

So much white is being made up at
present that it looks as though we.
were going to have quantities of it.
Tailor dresses are in white Volwt.
serge and ratios. evening frocks and
mute are All white. Plush has "liillti
enormous strides so far. and at lush.
lonsble functions one sees almost us
much of it u of velvet, and that is
saying much.- for velvet is immensely
popular. both for trimmings Imd for,
entire costumes. Then we see whim
revere on dark costs and jackets.
white cuffs and oven white pockets.
Ratine is woll‘hvorn for thin whi um
lsh, but such material as a barrel iclt
lienel is also stylish and prectlcs‘l.

One of the newest futures in lists
is plush covering. The kind of plush
used this year is not the ordinary
plush seen for some time post; it is a.
fabric that looks like stiff for. so long
and heavy is the pile. it is hudsosie
sad so well finishes 0. list thst little
else is accessory. It is wither new for
held, since shapes ere only rem-oduo
Lions, of whet they were during the
sit-Inter. but during the past Ilsye .
many chic women have been weer-In:
little shapes that cover the sin-- sea
half the heed. These are slmost the ,
some as what ins been worn for unto. .
mohllintr. except that they are more
times?- ._

A crest deal of velvet end plush is
used to make the cups or bonnet“. slid
almost the only otltdr ferment «is the